The Straits Times, 11 January 1957
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Title Section14 1957-01-11 1 The Straits Times. Nat** 1 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1957 15 CENTS14 words
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Article, Illustration767 1957-01-11 1 SIR WINSTON AND LORD SALISBURY GO TO THE PALACE then the Queen summons the Chancellor of the Exchequer A general election? Not now, he says >M)()N, Thursday. Mir old Macmillan lay became Britain's Minister, sueSir Anthony Eden, rfao resigned yesterday beca ,,so ,»f ill -health. He wasReuter; AP; UP - 767 words
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450 1957-01-11 1 B^hßM^^HßH^H^^^^^^^HßM^H^^^M^^^^^M^BM^H^HHß^M^^B^^^^BßßßH^Hl^WPPHPHMMMßH^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ [OXDOX, Thurs. x tathony Eden isl night that his resignation w;is for health reasons. Un Issued immediately afterwards by his doctors said Sir Anthonys health was mm? 'cause for inxiety." L JWKumcement fio;n mintinuham Palace said: wmtHon. Sir AnthonyReuter - 450 words
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139 1957-01-11 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs.— President Eisenhower last night expressed regret at E Sir Anthony's illness but did not express regret at his resignation. Officials here are secretE ly relieved that he has gone. They think the way 3 is now clear for Britain139 words
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Article150 1957-01-11 1 MELBOURNE. Thurs.— Sir Anthony's resignation has embarrassing after, effects for the Australian Government because it closely supported the illfated British adventure into Egypt, the Melbourne Herald said today. This embarrassment would probably have flared up seriously if Parliament had been meeting. The Prime Minister, Mr. Meiizies. hadReuter - 150 words
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Article95 1957-01-11 1 LONDON. Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman said here last night that he was "very sorry" to hear of Sir Anthony Eden's resignation. The Tengku added: "I hope that the rest which he will have will restore him to good health." It was announced yes- terday95 words
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Article46 1957-01-11 1 s WELLINGTON. Thurs— Mr. Sidney Holland. New Zealand's Prime Minister, today renewed his invitation i to Sir Anthony Eden and Lady Eden to visit New Zealand. I He sent Sir Anthony a cable renewing the invitation immediately he heard of his resignation.— Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article66 1957-01-11 1 45,000 to win! S HPHAT $45,000 "ang pow" for the I New Year is waiting to be won S in the Jackpot of The Malayan Monthly's Contest 'D. There's also $5,000 in con- solation prizes. This great contest closes on nillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll.'llllllllllllllilKlllllllllllll Monday— THßEE days from to- day. 5 Send your66 words
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696 1957-01-11 1 RONALD BAXTER - RONALD BAXTER Tengku: Colonial Office suddenly became little bit more liberal.. From I LONDON, Thursday. THE Federation of Malaya's mission to Britain ended on the sunlit steps outside the Colonial Office today. The Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Finance696 words
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Article62 1957-01-11 1 HONG KONG, Thurs. Ten Hong Kong artisans, formerly employed by the British Malayan Petroleum Company at Serla, alleged on arrival here today that they had been expelled as "undesirables" by the Brunei Government. They claimed they were expelled at the end of a week's strike by 400Reuter - 62 words
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Article43 1957-01-11 1 LONDON, Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman had a discussion here today with Sir Richard White, a British expert, on problems relating to i the establishment of a strong anti-corruption department in Malaya after the country i becomes Independent next I August. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article27 1957-01-11 1 MANILA, Thurs.— Admiral Sir Scott-MoncriefT, Comma nder-in-Chlef of the Far East Station, will arrive here aboard H.M.S. Alert next Tuesday for a six-day visit. A.PAP - 27 words
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Article16 1957-01-11 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. T!if United States Vice-Pre-sident, Mr. Richard Nixon, vnu 44 yesterday.— A.P.AP - 16 words
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Article70 1957-01-11 1 MAN DETAINED A 15- YEAR-OLD girl, Amathal Vali, was seriously injured when she was attacked with an axe in her home in Silat Road, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. Sh 1 was wounded on both arms, a leg, forehead, and stomach. Neighbours who heard her cries for help70 words
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Article59 1957-01-11 1 MARKET FIRMS ON lONIMIN DECISION NKW YORK. Thurs Slight advance rettistrrod by New York stock market (<ida> follow m news of M.-tt mill in Me-i-rrriing Sir Anthnnv as Prime Minister. Wall S(r<Tt itbservers said ad nMM occurred hMHH iimt-rt.iiiitv over Kriti^li political situation was relieved In LONHON tin*Reuter - 59 words
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Article, Illustration286 1957-01-11 2 PAMELA MATTHEWS - PAMELA MATTHEWS I FRANCE VIEWS EDEN'S RESIGNATION AS 'LOGICAL OUTCOME' OF SUEZ FAILURE By Routers diplomatic correspondent HEALING ANGLO-AMERICAN SPLIT STILL MAIN TASK illinium OF EGYPTIAN AFTERMATH LONDON. Thursday. SIR ANTHONY EDEN'S resignation marks the end of a controversial epoch in British foreignReuter - 286 words
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504 1957-01-11 2 Press says: Distinguished career, but change needed... pRAISE, sympathy 1 and condemnation were accorded Sir Anthony Eden by the British Press today following his resignation. Editorials recalled both his distinguished career and the bitter divisions caused in the country by his decision to intervene in Egypt.Reuter - 504 words
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162 1957-01-11 2 'Commonwealth crisis stopped the Port Said fighting' ]^EW YORK, Soon after Sir Anthony Eden's resignation was announced, an advance copy of this week's issue of Life magazine was received here containing an editorial saying that he stopped the Anglo-French fighting in Port Said because the Commonwealth was on the pointReuter - 162 words
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Article86 1957-01-11 2 CAIRO, Thurs.— Cairo Radio last night interrupted the scheduled programme to announce the resignation. The announcer added: "It is the result of Eden's unfortunate policy towards the Suez Canal issue." The Egyptian public was pleased. People tele- I phoned each »v* "Klarl tiding the newi86 words
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235 1957-01-11 2 French Premier sends 'best wishes' message DARIS, Thurs. Sir Anthony's resignation surprised the French public but had been expected by Government officials on the strength of information sent recently from its London embassy. Government officials would not comment. A member of Premier Mollet's staff said: "Anything we say might look235 words
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Advertisement171 1957-01-11 2 /I M 10/56. ffiignA/ Commended". P irli I i( Iri THE "MHO" FEDERATION SCHOOL-CHILDREN'S I J 3^l ART COMPETITIONS AND EXHIBITIONS 1956 I Congratulations to Sulaiman bin Haji I .^^^^^n^|^TO| Esa who was "Highly Commended" in the* I 9Hh- '3-16 years age-group of the Johorc 'Malacca I. a^, a-N^^Bpl Section171 words
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Advertisement211 1957-01-11 2 Start the New Year with the latest HI-FI The Supreme Radio of all Times! < iLtfCAiifilJQ a^^s^Lf InilKT--- \Aa t > fNQCPffu 10 m£*l ■LIB' acrnMf^ L.4 R| Jl 7 -11*/; m^J El W mi r Jh °RDM E D k FIDELO 57. a classic beauty coupled with moderi E211 words
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Article, Illustration389 1957-01-11 3 Country should have opportunity to choose new Govt.'i .Massachusetts) rhuraday. R ,n (ill GAITSKELL, leader of tisli Übour Party, yesterday general election in Bn||inK the resignation of Sir 1 J ii as Prime Minister. An Mr GaitskeU told a Press conference University, where heReuter - 389 words
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Article, Illustration616 1957-01-11 3 THE WEST SAYS: WE'RE SORRY... ONLY THE REDS ARE .SILENT THE ARABS GLAD BIT SASSER MAY SEE VICTORY FOR HIM IN EDES'S RESIGNATION DEGRET— but little surprise was the immediate reaction le world to the news of Sir Anthony Eden's resignation. by spokesmen for some of616 words
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Article65 1957-01-11 3 Tass: Ike and Nasser did it LONDON, Than.— The Soviet news agency Tass, reporting Sir Anthony Eden's resignation, said "Political observers in London note that Eden's resignation was brought about by the collapse of the Anglo-French military adventure against Egypt, and also by the United States so-called Eisenhower doctrine, directedReuter - 65 words
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Article132 1957-01-11 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, again appealed to Congress today for support of his Middle East doctrine. In his State of the Union message to a joint meeting of congress, he said: "I say again that this] matter is of vital and immediate importance toReuter - 132 words
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Article259 1957-01-11 3 LONDON, Thurs. Closing middle prices of selected .stocks not including stamp duty were LOANS Consols £53' i 1 Funding 4% £88 T War 3\ro £72 +3/16 BANKS Mercantile (£5) £3 15/16 Eastern (£5) £6% Chartered (£> 37/3 +/S Hongkong ((125) £94', INSURANCE Com. Un. (uts.) 84/9 /10H Royal259 words
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Article29 1957-01-11 3 LONDON, Thurs Spot 29Ud., Feb. 29Vid.. Mar 29', d.. Apr.June 28 7 »d., July-Sept. 28', ri. Oct.-Dec. 27Nd., Jan. c.i.f. 29d. Feb. c.i.f. 28\d. Tone. Firm after easy.29 words
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Article23 1957-01-11 3 LONDON, Thurs. Cuh buyers £791, sellers £792, Forward buyers £779, sellers £781. Settlement f 790. Turnover a.m. 85 ton*, p.m. 25 tons.23 words
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Article272 1957-01-11 3 'Red aid' threat by Yemen OONN, Thurs. The Yemen "will call on Russian volunteers if this becomes necessary as defence against British aggression," Mr. A. R. Albaydany, head of the Yemeni diplomatic mission here said today. He told the Press that if "British armed action" against the Yemen did notReuter - 272 words
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Advertisement221 1957-01-11 3 Delicious! I 1 Try them with Birds Eye Sweet Corn. Line greased dish with corn mixed with I white sauce and seasoned' boil the scallops and place on top cover with more corn, and bake for 5 minutes. SINCAPORi (OLD STORAGE (0. LTD. PLYMOUTH B flrH^t "■*■>■■' y- y 'y221 words
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Article258 1957-01-11 4 ANOTHER DAY FREE OF INCIDENTS SO CURFEW HOURS ARE CUT AGAIN LET US MAKE SURE IT NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN, SAYS C.P.O. PENANG, Thursday. AFTER another incident-free day, public morale in George Town has now been restored. "People are no longer afraid to go out," the Chief258 words
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Article172 1957-01-11 4 "The remedy lies largely in your hands. Continue to "The period of mass fear is. I sincerely hope, gone for "You have seen what it leads to. Let us make sure it never happens again. I regard this change of attitude as far more important than172 words
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Article42 1957-01-11 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.Inche Taib bin Ibrahim, formerly a teacher at the English College, Johore Bahru. has been appointed assistant Inspector of Malay Schools. Muar. He has ceased to be t:.e trade unions' representativ< on the Johore Council r>: States.42 words
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213 1957-01-11 4 It's breach of contract to lend' your phone DEOPLE with a tele--1 phone commit a breach of agreement every time they allow a member of the public to use it, the acting manager of the Singap or c Telephone Board, Mr. J. A. Gagan, said yesterday. He was commenting en213 words
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Article37 1957-01-11 4 TANJONG MALIM. Thurs. Inche Zainal Abidin bin Osmah has assumed duties as Chief Assistant District Officer, Lower Perak. He succeeds Tuan Haji Anjang Saith bin Hajl Abas, who is acting as District Officer, Lower Pcrak.37 words
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Article27 1957-01-11 4 SEGAMAT, Thurs. Over five piculs of rice in excess of the ration were found in Pekan Jabi new village this norning. No arrests were made.27 words
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Article52 1957-01-11 4 PENANG. Thurs.— The chairman of the Penang Goodwill Committee, Mr. A. M. Ahu Bakar, announced today that the relief fund for riot victims and their families totalled over $11,000 last night. Sixteen injured men in hospital, had been given immediate relief of $50 each. One trisha rider52 words
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Article, Illustration57 1957-01-11 4 THE WIFE of the Chief Minister, Tengku Sharifah Rodziah, examining a newly-printed table cloth when she visited a Women's Institute's training course at the Rida Training Centre for Women in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. With her is Mrs. F. M. Smith, chairman of the publicity57 words
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449 1957-01-11 4 Lee and Thomas cross swords in bitter Assembly 'race 9 debate THE Legislative, Assembly finally approved a $10,000 grant t n (the Royal Singapore Flying club yesterday after one of the' most bitter debates the House has heard., The main clash occurred between449 words
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162 1957-01-11 4 MADE STOUT AT HOME AND IT'S MEDICATED MALACCA, Thurs. Customs officers who raided a house at Bukit China, Malacca, yesterday found an elderly man mixing genuine stout with liquid of his own concoction. The man Yong Ngiang Pin, 63, today pleaded guilty before the Malacca magistrate. Mr. Ramanatha Iyer, to162 words
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Article177 1957-01-11 4 'FORCED TO ACT' AFTER COMPAQ WITHDREW PAY RISE OFFER O UTTERWORTH, D Thurs.— Three hundred labourers of the Straits Trading Co. Malaya's second biggest tin smelter went on strike at 7 a.m. today. From an early hour, the men picketted outside the smelting works in Patani Road, Butterworth.177 words
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Article24 1957-01-11 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Thin Mr. Hrnry Focnander. bm the Krpong Forest Expr mental Station has boappointed assistant DiitrForest Officer, Labis, a m post.24 words
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Advertisement212 1957-01-11 4 f/Qty THE STRAITS TIMES MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1»W ZZZZZZZZZZHZ '''^*"°*mm^ TUt IMI IP A I THEY EAT TOO MUCH RICE AND FISH m^^^^'^^^'^''^^^^^^' 111 I I I 1 £A I m-T J ,#»s— I Ilk laWldllWFlk C TZ"d^: MSHKHtS of vegetables k l fW r XL ALA LUMPUR, Sunday. §|g|.212 words
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236 1957-01-11 5 riesdonol Sing* /.■lis. ommenting ■:rp S tion by secsenior ration, if perfrom these Ont 11, depends on his inclination j p KAJAH sa u d ye that warily :nen. a man's partlcu- t ir.ak" practi.sinß in his possibly has nervier innot buy.236 words
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132 1957-01-11 5 THE CHEQUES POUR IN, BUT NO HOME YET FOR THE BLIND MAN'S LODGER CWER since the plight of Robert Khuan, who lost his Job and home, was described in the Straits Times last week, scores of cheques have been pouring into the Church of St. Peter and Paul, Singapore. But132 words
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137 1957-01-11 5 MAN SENT SAUCY BOOK TO RAFFLES LIBRARY— THEN PUBLISHED THEM 4 MAN sent three copies of five obscene books to Raffles Library in April last year. Then as he received no word of protest he thought it quite proper to go ahead with their publication, counsel told a Singapore court137 words
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226 1957-01-11 5 i T^HE management com- j mittees of Singapore's three large Chinese middle schools support the Government's plan to limit the i number of pupils in any school to 1.200. They are co-operating with the Ministry of Education in the division of their226 words
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Article43 1957-01-11 5 PENANG, Thurs.— A training ship, H.M.S. Panglima, under the command of LtCdr. J. S. Macintyre. will visit Penang on Saturday. The Panglima is a training tender for the M.R.N.V.R.. Singapore division, and is coming here on a routine cruise.43 words
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105 1957-01-11 5 rE University of Malaya Council will meet in February to decide whether or not to accept the resignation of Dr. R. A. Robinson, the Professor of Chemistry tn the university. A spokesman of the university yesterday confirmed that Prof. Robinson has tendered his resignation. When105 words
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325 1957-01-11 5 HOMES FOR ALL IF WE CAN PLAN IN PEACE Thousands of flats at $30 IF the Singapore Government is to meet its flnan- cial commitments on housing and other projects, confidence in the Colony must be built up and maintained, the Financial Secretary, Mr. T. M. Hart, told the Legislative325 words
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Article104 1957-01-11 5 50 thugs meet for return fight MORE than 50 gangsters gathered near the scene of Wednesday's riot at the Central Theatre in Jalan Eunos. Singapore, yesterday for another showdown. A man telephoned radio control to inform police of the impending clash. A radio car arrived at the scene minutes later104 words
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Article48 1957-01-11 5 PEANANG. Thurs.—Nominations for four rural district council elections In Penahg and Province Wellesley will be accepted on Jan. 22. Polling day will be Feb. 23. The four councils— Penang. Province North. Central and South— will be fully-elected. A chairman to be elected from among the councillors48 words
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Article43 1957-01-11 5 A 60-year-old addict stabbed himself in the stomach early one morning because he could not get enough opium to sustain himself. This was stated in a Singapore coroners court yesterday when an Inquest was held on Ong Chew Hui. Verdict: Suicide.43 words
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Article32 1957-01-11 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Federation Government today announced the appointment of the acting Minister for Home Affairs. Inche Bahaman bin Shamsuddln. as chairman of the Film Appeal Committee for 1957.32 words
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Advertisement54 1957-01-11 5 tg seeßexona Pi |b smell Rexona use Rexona Tor the natural loveliness of a healthy skin '"•ililiv s^m y^jfi l^ lX HmH 4 hiisi.s of true beauty. *^ntififej^^^M(i__ JBir > stimulatf>« an<l (DBSlffStS^^BttZ sJi^B Vhll n!.,1"' K <l< aranfl radiantly s~\ <^BpnHHF WXJOTUl irith Cad r l e( *uty soap54 words
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Advertisement239 1957-01-11 5 MORE AND MORE PEOPLE PRODUCING OATS in EIRE SUGAR in TRINIDAD GRAPES in SOUTH AFRICA H BUTTER in NEW ZEALAND jl PIMENTO in JAMAICA PIASSAVA in SIERRA LEONE II MOLASSES in FI J I 1 1 TIMBER in BRITISH GUIANA I I and other products in overseas territories I I239 words
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Miscellaneous485 1957-01-11 5 SHELL THEATRETTE: Free YM.C.A, (Orchard Road): film show Schools Out, Know Bodybuilding. weightlUtlng, Judo Your Malaya No. 6 Shell 5.30 p.m.; table- tennis 7 p.m.: House, Collyer Quay, 1.15 p.m. at Balestler Road motorlsta' WESLEY M.Y-F.: Retreat and self -repair class 7.30 p.m. picnic at Mr. Poo Hong Toon's RAFFLES485 words
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Article100 1957-01-11 6 10 Worit $10 (minimum). MR A MRS. C. T ARASU Thank all relatives and friends ktndtr greeted the occasion of their wedding on 13.12.1956. MB. A; MRS. CHUA KIM TIONG Thank all relatives and friends for their wishes, valuable presents and attendance at their wedding. MR. AND MRS. V.100 words
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Article159 1957-01-11 6 11l Word* $19 (minimum). ELSIE MARY LTD. 2nd Floor, 13 Battery Rd Annual Clearance Bale Now On. Wonderful Reductions fashion NEWS. French Chiffon in forty glamorous (hades. Ramchands, 72 High Street, Singapore. MATERNITY WEAR— Smocks. Rkirts. Suits, Dresses, Guaranteed Fabrics none alike. Duncan's, 11 D'Alnwlda St. (off Raffles Place).159 words
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670 1957-01-11 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Jan. 11, 1957. Sir Anthony Goes It is impossible to separate Sir Anthony Eden's resignation from the action he took in Egypt. The consequences of intervention in Suez confronted his government with problems that were unlikely to be finally resolved without political change. New leadership670 words
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Article478 1957-01-11 6 A University Commission The appointment of Professor Oppenheim as ViceChancellor is to be welcomed not only because he is eminently qualified for the University of Malaya's chief executive office. The unanimity and warmth with which the University Council approved this choice has removed a possible source of controversy. In the478 words
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Article803 1957-01-11 6 VERNON BARTLETT an the tragedy at SO M E Conservatives criticised Sir Anthony Eden because he did not attack Egypt earlier and with more energy. Some criticised him because he attacked Egypt at all. He thus was able to maintain an uneasy political balance.803 words
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Article, Illustration1269 1957-01-11 6 CIR Anthohy Eden was born 'to service. His father was Sir William Etfen, "the bloody baronet," an eccentric cafoe-swing-ing North Country squire who ip said to have cowed his family by sheer lun£ power. His father's treed that "children are brutes" seems to have had an1,269 words
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Advertisement606 1957-01-11 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. 20 Hardi $10 (minimum). YEO To Lai Cheng and Oon Slan at XX. Hospital on Bth January at 1 p.m. a daughter, t Senß Chong. 2« Wordi $10 (minimum). TAMBYAH-AR NASALEM: The engagement Is announced Ijetween Richard Thuralraa*. eldest ion of Mra. C Tambyah and the late Mr.606 words
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Advertisement67 1957-01-11 6 JUST OUT 1 Hisßett Fntntfi Fatciuting accoart of a m»m»hoflnd»dilMm»M«« brtter mmpanicim than hlf fellow humin beings! Strfin Zwcif'l thrilling aCCOWK Off IBS uIC Of lIj.T MageUaa, tte flnt mWgi tor who proved that Ike J world *v round by tailing round it. Enthralling rtndimg eondentrd from leading magazines, current67 words
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375 1957-01-11 7 VILLAGERS FEARED LINCOLN WOULD HURTLE WTO THEM AFTER IT HIT TREE-TOPS ON HILL j.V/(7?£A GUIDED CRIPPLED BOMBER DOWN NEAR SHORE II and murage of S/Ldr. Eric Goldner I the lives of the other six men in his bomber which hit tree-tops on a375 words
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Article132 1957-01-11 7 ABORIGINE FILM TREAT IS TARZAN p.H. Thurv-Fnr the first !]m in their .jun B lf-b«»iind member! of the limtar ktoriftee in film- Tartan, the trtinn luncle hem. jy jhoricm^ »i" be trratti to a m"vif xfinw by the F.ntirv luh of l|>"h which p planning (0 sive thejunllf pep* ff-132 words
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Article31 1957-01-11 7 M: A M»d; Gormely, j with i Eastern > Tom its thin Los Alime here in \W> and established the Sintvyy kg orx>Uy bemanaging my unin 1949. rune 1955.31 words
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Article29 1957-01-11 7 Par. Air.eriran World AlrJ >r rday announced w» cancellation of their reMar Thursday San Franore flight. No <- was scheduled day with passenHonululu. Manila "id Saieon.29 words
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Article, Illustration69 1957-01-11 7 ONLY tb« tail of the fourengined Lincoln bomber of No. 1 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, can be seen above the water after it had crashed into the Strait* of Johore about 400 yards from Pontian village at dawn on69 words
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174 1957-01-11 7 IDEA FROM JAPAN'S TRAINS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. TF you travel by train between here and Singapore 1 or on longer distances— you will find what is officially described as "an additional passenger comfort"— a pretty young waitress. Four young Chinese girls have been "put174 words
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Article68 1957-01-11 7 GOVT. CLERKS PICK NEW UNION HEAD Mr. Goh Teck phuan. former vice-president of the Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services" Union, has been elected president of the union in place of Mr. N. A. Kularajah. Mr. Kularajah resigned from union activities because of his promotion to the higher income tax68 words
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Article, Illustration217 1957-01-11 7 THIS WRETCHED OUTPOST? 'NOT SINGAPORE' 4 WORLD-FAMOUS Socialist who expected to find A Singapore a "wretched little colonial outpost," was amazed to discover in a 10-day stay here that it is a "most lovely and progressive city." The surprised man was 65--year-old Dr. Julius Craunthal, who had just resigned from217 words
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Article54 1957-01-11 7 Six more Singapore police! Inspectors have been promoted to the rank of Assistant Superintendent. They are: Tan Choon Guan, Marine Division, Low Hong Hee, Police Training School, Frank Pestana, Dog Unit Dudley De Cruz, Staff Officer, Volunteer Special Constabulary, Sun Sai Lum and Thoo Yoon Heng,54 words
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Article29 1957-01-11 7 Flags were flown at halfmast in Singapore yesterday to mark the funeral of Dr. Theodor Koerner. President of Austria, who died last Friday. He was buried yesterday.29 words
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Article84 1957-01-11 7 Wage offer to 6,000 next week? rpHE Singapore Government X is expected to make a final wage offer next week to its 6.000 Junior employees, who have demanded a salary revision. Negotiations have been going on between the Staff Side Council and the Government during the past two months. A84 words
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Article57 1957-01-11 7 'Charge driver' coroner JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. At an inquest on Tan Joo Tuan who was run over by a military vehicle on Oct. 5 on the Kota Tinggi road, the Johore Bahru coroner directed that J. T Kallagan. the driver of the vehicle, be charged with negligent driving. Kallagan's vehicle57 words
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Article46 1957-01-11 7 Heng Boon Guan pleaded guilty In a Colony court yesterday to criminal breach of trust of a car valued at $4,000 from Lyons Motors. Singapore, on Nov 11, 1955. The case was postponed for sentence till next Thursday. Heng was released on bail.46 words
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180 1957-01-11 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A team of nutrition experts led by a woman wiM soon set off for the Perak River area to combat "old wives' tales" that are causing widespread child malnutrition there, a Medical Department spokesman said today.180 words
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Article165 1957-01-11 7 100 PCs HUNT THE THIN MAN ONE HUNDRED constables yesterday made a house-to-house search in Singapore's Chinatown after a dramatic escape by a convicted burglar. Goh Chai Choo, 25, daahed to freedom while being led out of the lockup of the South Bridpe Road courts. A thin man, he surprised165 words
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Article68 1957-01-11 7 Four people have been nominated by the Singapore Youth Council to sit on the proposed 17-man Board of Management of the Singapore Youth Sports Centre. They are Mr. Harry L. Wee, president of the S.Y.C; Mr. jeflrey Abisheganaden, general secretary of the S.Y.C; Mr. Rowland Lyne68 words
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Article34 1957-01-11 7 About 20 secret society members from two rival gangs clashed in Lorong 3. Geylang Road. Singapore, on Wednesday night. Two policemen broke up the fight and arrested four men.34 words
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Article20 1957-01-11 7 An unidentified Chinese was run over and killed on the railway near Alexandra Road. Singapore, on Wednesday night.20 words
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Article62 1957-01-11 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Federation Government has banned the exort of certain rubber seeds (technically known as TJ. 1 sclfed seeds) to ensure sufficient supplies for smallholders for replanting. A statement Issued today said that the ban would last till Mar. 31. A spokesman of the62 words
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Article, Illustration367 1957-01-11 8 SUSAN BARRIE sees a veteran comeback in the week's new films THE list of stars in this week's films looks very much like the i cast of a Hollywood veteran show. With the exception of the luscious367 words
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Article, Illustration350 1957-01-11 8 A WORLD TITLE FOR LA LOLLO as most beautiful of them all IT was refreshing, after such a flaxy of mature talent this week, to see a young and beautiful star showing off her curves. Cina Lollobrigida does so at every possible opportunity in "The Most Beautiful Woman in the350 words
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218 1957-01-11 8 "THE Maverick Queen," even with its two ripe stars, Stanwyck and Sullivan, is certainly not a hit. although at times it has plenty of action. Based on a novel by Zane Grey, it has a slightly better constructed story than many a Western, but218 words
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Article56 1957-01-11 8 Marilyn Monroe left New York for the British West Indies yesterday for a holiday with husband Arthur Miller, leaving unanswered the question: Are you expecting a child? Marilyn Just smiled. Miller said "No comment" but quickly added: "I'd sure be happy if one came alone." Marilyn56 words
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Article82 1957-01-11 8 "Teenage Rebel" is another Aim dealing with a youngster's psychological complications because of her parents' divorce. Ginger Rogers, a divorcee, remarries. With a child by her second husband she works hard to recapture the affection of her teenage daughter (Betty Lou Keim) who has been in82 words
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235 1957-01-11 8 Mac jilts Joan till Stanwyck panics CTORIES about a neglect- ed husband at the "difficult age," tempted to stray to the other woman, are hoary and unoriginal. That, In a nutshell, is "There's Always Tomorrow," which can best be describe l as a screen soap opera. I hasten to add235 words
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205 1957-01-11 8 QESPITE Spencer Tracy's masterly acting, "The Mountain" is far from a top-ranking film. As a mountain guide r turned shepherd, Tracy looks so old that it is easy to see why his film biography simply states that he was born "one sunny April.' This205 words
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232 1957-01-11 8 CAGNEY ON A MAN-HUNT for son who does not share his name Over the years I have come to expect any tCagney film to be well woith seeing. It is pleasant to report that his latest, "The Wilder Tears," is j\o letdown. For good value, Barbara Stanwyck has a very232 words
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Advertisement528 1957-01-11 8 11 a.m., 1.45. 4, CM 9.30 p.m. ACTION THAT CUTS LIKE A WHIP I SATURDAY MIDNIGHT GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA as The Most Beautiful Woman in the World (T) S.B. aj B SATURDAY 9 a.m.: "RIDE CLEAR OF DIABLO" (Tech.). SUNDAY 9 a.m.: "ILLEGAL". ;22 CHSElHilll^ THE KING of COMEDY at fflS528 words
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Advertisement389 1957-01-11 8 j""" 'CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTR.\(tJo\v -^T I Icathayl now show we! |^f* 11am. 1.45—4.1.^—6 45 A 3t j 7=S BmCßOGftf-toHLDO'CQNIIOR c *°*l\ o vistaVisiom TECHNICOLOR 5 I" TOMORROW MIDNIGHT a k,^ Pr X^ A WOMAN OF POWERFIL PASSIONS— AND PASSIOv FOR POWER! "THE MAVERICK QUEEN" TR BARBARA STANWYCK BARRY SULLIVAN S(389 words
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Article, Illustration1446 1957-01-11 9 PETER TOWNSEND - The most wonderful building I have set eyes on PETER TOWNSEND Pfff/t TOWNSEND O3NTINUES STORY OF HIS ONi-MAN TRIP ROUND ViOKLp) By CROUP CAPTAIN JT IS winter in Katmandu, but it feels more like spring. The morning mist has lifted and I am sitting: out in the warm sun. A1,446 words
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Advertisement115 1957-01-11 9 vuwill wnth be *!&*<* to**-™ month NL ft prevent infection in jcalds cuts and wounds and non-staining iiciAL OFFER /or //ic ■iNESE NEW YEAR I FURTHER REDUCTION I of 10 n ur ■cap sale prices Nftmr Early WIOH SILK STORE ■.Ea>tCo»tßlTt!:4l693. nOCE WEIGHT < md remove I EXCESS BODY 'AT115 words
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Advertisement207 1957-01-11 9 for Cleaner Whiter Teeth and Sweeter Breath ■^■^^'^■T^NiN^N^NlHßßH^k^^fl^^i^^^Sw^^^S^aW^^^ *^^N^B -i ■^■X: S^Nm^N^nl N^nT^N^^^Nm nf C SlpßP^^, &^^^*N^|^Hb^Nh^B ■JNHv-mNNb^NHNNNNv^V .^NK!. wNNNM' :«NNKMNkSBEBSMNNbw» ffiruse COLGATE Chlorophyll Toothpaste Brush your teeth regularly with Colgate ChlorophyD Toothpaste. This wonderful green toothpaste not only fights tooth decay and keeps your teeth clean and white but207 words
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Miscellaneous213 1957-01-11 9 Hex Morgawu M.D. What's ait this? I 111 ■-i 111 YES REX— I I T~~f I'LL TALK TO MEL'* 4 WHAT** ALL THIS YOU NEEP MORE M \X II X* LL *v/ BUT PERHAPS Vni I J -~l SUT IN THE MEANTIME CALL NOKSENSE ABOUT /MY W TWANJLKJTA HIT AT213 words
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629 1957-01-11 10 RUBBER PRICE NOW BELOW DOLLAR AFTER TWO MONTHS S3y Our Market Correspondent the first time for exactly two months the price of rubber in Singapore yesterday fell below the dollar level. February first grade closed at 98i cents, down 5i cents, after a fair turnover. The drop In the price629 words
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Article45 1957-01-11 10 rE Federation's Acting Finance Minister has fixed the following prices for calculating customs duties for the week starting January 10: RUBBER: $1.10 per lb. COPRA: $446 per ton. COCONUT OIL: $754 per ton. PALM OIL: $812 per ton. PALM KERNELS: 5375 per ton.45 words
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Article65 1957-01-11 10 Ships lylnj alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Mekong 1. Mlharu Maru 7, Aeneas 6, Sunda 10, Glengarry 13, Polyphemus 15, Dona Ouranla 18, Hai Hing 19, Klnabalu C.P., Rajah Brooke 23, Kampar 25, Biadeverett 26, BenaU tow 27, Akalcurasan Maru 29, Eumaeas 31,65 words
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Article144 1957-01-11 10 February lint (trade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 98% cents per tt>., down S>4 cento on Wednesday's closing price. The dosing tone was steadier. Closing prices In cento per Ib. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 100 4, sellers 101 H; No.144 words
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Article84 1957-01-11 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exrhange: noon prices p«r picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet. Jan. $28 18 buyers. $29 1/4 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $43 3 4 sellers, drum $47 1/2 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business reported done; Murrfok white $122, Sarawak $121, special Sarawak black 184 (all down84 words
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Article36 1957-01-11 10 On the free exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday, the is. dollar was quoted at 6.19% for cash and 6.22 for T-T Sterling was quoted at 15.92 and one U*l of (old at 270%.36 words
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Article68 1957-01-11 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS moderat«Stock Exchant;- minings. sJlverl^,' active and higher :> firm and gold, steady. Loans active and firm >>, Loan* 3'»'. i 9SM Bank of N.s w Mount Lyell Mount Morgan I Peko Western Mining 7 Ampol Ex. Oil Search Aust. Consol [nd A.P.M. (new 1 Bradford B. Hill Pro.68 words
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Article30 1957-01-11 10 The following d^ crops are announced 4k ed M*«y 81.7008 95,500 lb.; Connrmar. New Serrndah 74.000 I 36,000 lb.; KuaU sidi« lb.; Bukit Krpnn; 24 RiverWrw 174,736 lb30 words
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Advertisement484 1957-01-11 10 NOTICE NOTICE INVITING TENDEKS FOR PURCHASE OF CONDEMNED STOKES. 1. Tenders will be received up to noon on the 26th at January, 1957, for the purchase of obsolescent machines which have been condemned as unfit for the use for which they were intended. 2. Tenders stating the amount offered and484 words
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Advertisement421 1957-01-11 10 NOTICES THE BENTA RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of MaJaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Thirty-fifth Annual Oeneral Meeting of THE BENTA RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED, will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, 70, Ampang Road, Kuala Lumpur, on Monday, 28th January, 1057, at 2.15421 words
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Advertisement428 1957-01-11 10 NpTICES NATURALISATION NOTICB la hereby given that Mr. CHAN CHEW KT AN alias ITJEN TJAUW KIAN of 4 Clunr Road. Singapore 10, Is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who know* any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written and signed statement428 words
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Advertisement444 1957-01-11 10 TENDERS PENANG PORT COMMISSION NOTICE Constituents are advised that the Commission no longer offers lighterage to Permatang Pauh as part of 1U normal Mnrlee. Any such lighterage win be undertaken In future only by special arrangement with the Traffic Manager and at specially agreed rates. K. K. BANTOCK, Secretary. Penang444 words
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Advertisement675 1957-01-11 10 NOTICES NOTICE The Directors of the Royal Insurance Company Limited have decided that the rate of Interim bonus on participating Whole Life and Endowment Assurance becoming claims or mfifri«l"t In the year 1857 shall be Increased from 42/-% per annum to 45/-% per annum, excepting "Royal" policies on the books675 words
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Advertisement564 1957-01-11 10 KMUTSEN LINE orient servi C PROM CANADA/U.S. PACIFIC PORTS 3n Pitt Sailing Ssn Vancouver Francisco Spore P. Swet p cB a. f t Ellen Bakke C 6/7 13 |an Kbl Kristin Bjkke 3/5 Feb 6 Feb 8 F.fc Anna Bakke 19 |an 18/20 Feb 21 Feb 23 U Elisabeth Bakke564 words
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Advertisement1082 1957-01-11 11 MANSFIELD C* CO., LTD. T«lt 2.41 a »1T >» OJ I*** Singapore) (12 Noes) THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE j£" j...«'-' partri to load and diKhorgo cargo POOL GLASGOW, LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS „H U t* L |VI rw S.ngaporo Due Soils P. Sham Penang S.JS/19 Jon 1J Jan 7 Jan 131,082 words
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Advertisement1015 1957-01-11 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK AND/OR FAR lAST Penong P. S'hom S'pora •KO.rV* I*' J<m 19/22 Ja 2J /24 Jan JUTLAutuA-' 24/27 Jon JUTLANDIA 27/28 Jen 29/29 Jon 30/31 Jaa HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR OINOA. ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN, GOTHENBURG, OSLO Spore P. S'hom Penang "BOGOTA" Gdn 11/14 17001,015 words
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Advertisement963 1957-01-11 11 v^ M THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD SINGAPORE (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) LINES SAILINGS TO U.K. 4 CONTINENTAL PORTS S'pora P. S'hom Penang BENCLIUCH for London, Rotterdom, Hamburg lt» Part SeHs 11 Jan BENDORAN for Liverpool, Rotterdom 77.. 14/20 Jot. 23/2S Jan 21/22 Jan BENATTOW for London, Rotterdom, Hamburg,963 words
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Advertisement1224 1957-01-11 11 McALISTER 6e CO., LTD. TEL.: No.: ***** ELLKRMAM «fc BUCKNALL KLAVEMESS LINE LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURG SEATTLE, VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND ond for U.S.A., North Atlont.c Ports Accepting cargo for Central ft South and Canada via Colomoo America CITY OF PERTH SUNNYV.LU Spore P. S'hom Penong Spore1,224 words
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Article, Illustration392 1957-01-11 12 fHE United States exported to Malaya over $30 million worth of petroleum products in the first 10 months last year, a rise of nearly $5 million over the corresponding period in 1 955. Petroleum products topped the list and formed the chief item392 words
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Article239 1957-01-11 12 This AN annual demand of 28 million tons of steel by 1962 is envisaged by the U.K. steel industry. This forecast is made by the British Iron and Steel Federation's Quarterly Steel Review, published last week. While prospects for Increased steel production in the239 words
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Article, Illustration233 1957-01-11 12 MALAYAN DOCTORS ASKED TO CO-OPERATE ANEW plan to stimulate medical research per* haps to find another Jenner or Fleming has been launched by Benger Laboratories, the British pharmaceutical company who are giving international prizes for "Original observations in general practice". The overseas executive of Benger's, Mr. John C. Tholen said:233 words
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217 1957-01-11 12 Asians train as executives for our rubber estates AM ALAYANISATION of executive posts in the rubXTX ber industry in the country is craduallv tAkinoshape. Several rubber estate agencies have started schemes for training young Asians to become assistant or junior managers on estates. The first agency to launch such a217 words
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268 1957-01-11 12 BRITISH shipyards booked two million gross tons of new merchant ship orders in 1956, it has been announced by Sir James McNeil, president o f the Shipbuilding Conference. About 30 per cent of that total, he said, was work for foreign accounts The total268 words
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Article353 1957-01-11 12 NOW JUTE SACKS DO NOT ROT AWAY BRITISH research has re-opened the way for jute to be used where it previously failed to withstand the corrosive action of many modern commodities. Writing of a recent demonstration in Dundee of the successful solution of problems in relation to corrosion and rotting353 words
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Article35 1957-01-11 12 Mr. H. S. van Praagh has beei. appointed charman of John Buttery and Co. and has given up the joint managing directorship of the company. Mr. J.A. Budd has been elected a director.35 words
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Article, Illustration286 1957-01-11 12 SOUTH KOREA BUYS MORE RUBBER FOR INDUSTRIAL PLAN SOUTH KOREA bought more Malayan rubber last year than at any other time since the war, her purchases in the first 10 months being valued at $16 million. This was double the value of Korean rubber purchases in the .first 10 months286 words
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Article207 1957-01-11 12 His company alone hi: ordered 40,000 crates, fortis period, and this amount n 40 per cent above that!: the corresponding period it year. Mr. Tan said that tbe s> ply position now was mi that of three to four yes: ago when potato-grow;: could not produce207 words
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Article42 1957-01-11 12 Exports of Malayan to Formosa from Janua.7 r October last year were valx at $6 million, a rise of $2s> lion in the correspond* period in 1955. Tin exports also ros value from $518,400 to I million.42 words
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Advertisement186 1957-01-11 12 I/ A yP\' I V Mr.Prejudicesaysthat y^T^v Jj[ fl Xy I A"" rum is a winter drink. iJif jfc I Prejudice (Christian V. i I name Ignorance) does 1. not know tliat there is CtvV*' 1 nothing wo>th calling a winter r^*** AT l^ e tro P' ca '> heat-drenched186 words
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Advertisement181 1957-01-11 12 J|H WEEK-ENDER SifPl The weekly magazine on sale every '^KJpr Friday that is everybody's week-end -A WEEK-ENDER &J&7* n$ < c you B eT *he best reading an <J pictures for your week-end -x^K^g^^^wjp^ssJ pleasure page after page of v J&gJGmm j special features, articles, fea T turettes, cartoons, sports,181 words
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500 1957-01-11 13 LIM WILL SEEK TOKEN SUM FOR STRIKERS AX appeal to striking j employees of Malayan Airways to return to work in their own interests was made by the Chief 'Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday. He gave an •assurance that, if the m'en500 words
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Article, Illustration91 1957-01-11 13 WHEN Katheryin Lee Lee San (above) was a little girl in Jakarta, people there liked serious music but when sh« returned seven months ago after graduating in music at Paris and Amsterdam she found their tastes had changed, with the years Katheryin, now 25,91 words
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Article70 1957-01-11 13 The PAP leader, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, withdrew a resolution in the Singapore Legislative Assembly yesterday on the introduction of legislation to "protect workers whose interests may oe adversely affected by the dis- solution of their unions." He did so after the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim70 words
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294 1957-01-11 13 RICE STOCKPILING TO CONTINUE: 'THERE MAY BE WAR' than those of the public were behind the attempt to end stockpiling. Mr. Jumabhoy said the stockpile was run on a "noloss no-pront" basis, any profit being used to reduce the price and any loss being recovered by a slight Increase in294 words
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Article62 1957-01-11 13 JOHORE, BAHRU, Thurs Osman bin All, of Johore Bahru. Lee Kek Hua, of the Lee Pineapple Cannery. Scudal and Tong Ah Swee, of Biang Seng Rubber Factory, Singapore, were remanded in custody, after they had been charged in the magistrate's court here today with robbing62 words
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Article56 1957-01-11 13 Ismal bin Samat, 48 was given a sea burial 250 miles north-east of Singapore after he collapsed and suddenly died aboard the Griper, a Singapore Harbour Board tug. Ismail, who had more than 25 years service with the Harbour Board was the second engineer of the56 words
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Article38 1957-01-11 13 A burglar broke into th premises of Borneo Co. Ltd In Crosby House, Robinsoi Road, Singapore, on Wednes day night and took 14 wat ches worth about $4,000. The theft was discovered yesterday morning.38 words
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Advertisement288 1957-01-11 13 -%^^k ll^f^TT^^^^^V -,S-| l or^sn, sar- -r'.'-.s ff oo3 I M ad Box two Wt\ «j with I B, af P.iad. hurst I v Tel: rATION^ f House 3, Garden eaier etcApply Box ESTATE, new bun?alow M fridge, *400 Phone T.-/PNISHED m Flat, big lyngbath, Oardf n, Kitchen, a HM.288 words
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Advertisement397 1957-01-11 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED i2t Word* IS (Mm.) Box St ett. extra. UNFURNISHED or Partly Furnished Flat reqd. for European couple. District 9. i li. Reply P.O Box 291, Singapore. OFFICE SPACE VACANT I2t Word, IS (Mm.) Box SO ct: extra. OFFICE SPACE 962 sq. ft. on Robinson Rd. (opposite to Cable397 words
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Advertisement827 1957-01-11 13 TUITION 20 Word, U (M0..)-BoxStct,.extr*. THE MALAYAN SCHOOL Of Motoring can guide you. help you. »nd Secure for you. Your Driving Licence. Phone ***** EXPERIENCED Mathematics M r^ Uat wlshes to tve Tuition in Mathematics Secondary Classes Additional Maths. P.S C HSC Advanced level. Box A 6692 S.T. th OU827 words
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Advertisement931 1957-01-11 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE t Word, IS (Mln.) Sox St ct: *xtr*. CITROEN BIG SIX 1951 $1,750 no. Phone ***** Office hours, ixt. 16. MORRIS MINOR. Green. 4roor, July 1954. 14,000 Miles. One uropean Owner. Excellent Condiion. $3,400. 0.n.0. Write for apolntment to view Chappell, 234 t. John's Road. Naval Base.931 words
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Advertisement97 1957-01-11 13 AMERICAN %W EXPORT I LINES 11P^ INC. We have pleasure in announcing that we have been appointed General Passenger-Agents for Singapore and the Federation of Malaya for American Export Lines Inc. HARPER, GILFILLAN CO., LTD. MttlMlM Hhm, Til: ***** Gina j LOLLOBRIGIDA as SATURDAY f^^f ''f MIDNIGHT 1%11 2Mmm CAPITOL97 words
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Miscellaneous250 1957-01-11 13 Straits Times Crossword II 21 I H| 22 25 ACEOSB 15 Sailors In the drink (S). Polish image or Italian river 17 A building for human betngi (7). to principle (Bj. 10 Booksellers should flourish 18 It's a Red's turn for mlsforhere! (7). tune t«>. 11 Scored nothing for marine250 words
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Article311 1957-01-11 14 TRACK WAS IDEAL BUT FEW WERE OUT TO MAKE TIME ACTOR II WILL BE HARD TO BEAT TOMORROW By EPSOM JEEP IJACIXG wide out on the main training track at Ipoh yesterday morning Premier, with Garnet Bougoure up, covered 3f in 38— easily the best workout311 words
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442 1957-01-11 14 KINGFOLD STANDS OUT IN TRIAL WITH LINGFIELD TWO Class 5 horses, 1 entered for different 7f races at Ipoh tomorrow, did a revealing trial on the tracks at Ipoh yesterday. King fold (Barratt), trained by M. van Breukelen. joined Lingfield (Leong), trained by Yong, at the three and the pair442 words
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113 1957-01-11 14 'TTOREE RINGS, the new x champion horse of 1956, has earned a nice rest up the Veterinary Sanltorium at Cameron Highlands. His next engagement will probably be the Selangor Gold Cup in March. Other horses spelled at the Veterinary Sanitorlum during December were: Ford,113 words
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Article, Illustration524 1957-01-11 14 INHERE seems to be just 1 as much interest in lone distance running these days as in any other track and field event. This interest among Malayans has surprised English coach Philip Slater. Within days of the Straits Times reporting that Slater524 words
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Article26 1957-01-11 14 Singapore Malays, preparing for the Inter-state Malay hockey carnival In two weeks time beat Johore Bahru District 2-1 In a friendly game yesterday26 words
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223 1957-01-11 14 A 2nd half goal puts out Charlton LONDON, Thurs. SECOND division Mid- dlesbrough entered the fourth round of the F.A. Cup competition with a 3-2 victory over Charlton Athletic in a third round replay today. Charlton, who are among the bottom teams in the first division league, were level at223 words
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Article17 1957-01-11 14 Billy Horncastle won the R.A.P. i?V lf lubs «"«*»>& medal. The "B" winner was PSgt17 words
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Article265 1957-01-11 14 FULL-STRENGTH POLICE TEAM TAKE 21-0 BEATING OINGAPORE Asians showed fine form when they trounced a full-strength Police team by 21 points (three goals and two tries) to nil in a rugger match at Thomson Road yesterday. i This good performance clearly shows Singapore's determination265 words
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Article129 1957-01-11 14 No Moscow trip for iron men THE Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation has declined an invitation from the Iranian Weightlifting Federation to send a team to Teheran for the 1957 world championships to be held in a few months' time. The S.A.W.LJ 1 also turned down the invitation of the Russian129 words
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Article75 1957-01-11 14 Singapore Slno-Malays will meet Hunters P.O. of Mysore at Jalan Besar stadium on Sunday (5.15 p.m). Slno-Malays team will be chosen from: Loh Pook Teng. Idros Akbar. YID Chong Hum, Aman KasUwl. All Bamijan. Poo Hee Jong, Ho Hln Weng, Lee Kok Seng, Osman Johan, Quah Kirn75 words
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Article261 1957-01-11 14 VAVIER Charles was champion at the Tamil Festival swimming carnival at the Haw Par Pool. He won. four of the nve "A" division events and was second In the divine. "A" DIVISION 120 Yds. Freestyle: 1 X Charles, 2. V. Veerappan, S. O. K. Murthl.261 words
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411 1957-01-11 14 SCHOOLS BACK IN KO HOCKEY CHALLENGE THE Singapore Combined Schools team to competitive hockey after a lapse of t I in the Singapore Hockey Associations anm 'out tournament. They have entered the junior section where their first match will be against j R.A.F. Seletar "B". The draw for the first411 words
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164 1957-01-11 14 Kesavan begin his 5-day weels training By SAIL .F(k h If ESAVAN SOO? Asian Gam next year "systematic next week. The 18-ycai-champion sprii have begin. (but he i able track told the Bti day t; permission to ia School track'" saia thai r champion a i rawn up a Dew164 words
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Article49 1957-01-11 14 Indian Gymkhana won the Tamil Festival soccer competition when they beat Baratha Rovers 1-0 In the replay of the final at Jalan Be>ar stadium yesterday S. Krlshnan scored the winning goal to the second balf. The first match ended in a .scoreless draw last Saturday.49 words
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Article34 1957-01-11 14 The Ceylon Commissioner's Office in Singapore is organising a Children's Sports Day, to be held at the Ceylon Sports Club on Sunday Feb 3, as part of the ninth anniversary celebrations ol34 words
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Article30 1957-01-11 14 QUEENSTOtt N The M.C.C. beat South t can Country Districts br innings and lie yesterday, dism: their neeond Ini In the first 1m got 285-6 d.cl Districts 60.30 words
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Article22 1957-01-11 14 Ceylon Independ' The sports are children under I should be sent to Commissioners 15 to enable the make the arran22 words
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Advertisement47 1957-01-11 14 AN EVERLASTING IMPRESSION. D.O.M. has left an everlasting impression of excellence on all who have enjoyed its superb flavour a flavour imparted by JSSfc the rare herbs specially selected for their health giving properties. /^cnettcttne fri^- I If tNtWCTIM J fl I Bfe. a m E.XJ I47 words
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