The Singapore Free Press, 8 May 1956
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section18 1956-05-08 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya No. *****. Singapore, Tuesday, May 8, 19:>(i. Trioe laCts.18 words
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Article, Illustration189 1956-05-08 1 rpHERE COMES A TIME when we all feel like revolting against factory •md office life. its drudgery, its unending monotony. But how many of us have ever had the strength to throw off the fetters and C ape? Few, If any at all. Robot danger iere189 words
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436 1956-05-08 1 HUSH-HUSH NOTE WARNS STUDENTS 'KEEP AWAY' Reds running Bandung conference 11 A SECRET letter from un official of the .National Union of Students in Indonesia received in Singapore yesterday warned Malayans to keep away from the Afro- Asian Students' conference in Handling from May 2ft to 3] as it would436 words
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Article50 1956-05-08 1 KinplnvT.s and union leaders oi 5,000 British printing trade workers today announced agreement on B "pu.sli button pact" providing i<>r top-icvoi consultations before the introduction of robot techniques. The employers and two unions agreed to set up ;i joint committee to "provide lor the introduction oi new techniques50 words
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Article, Illustration67 1956-05-08 1 IT'S 'CHA-CHA-CHA' TIME, AND IT IS SO EASY YOU. too, can do the "Cha -Cha Cha!" And here's how it goes. Roy Ell, recently returned from America, and Toni Leong demonstrate this popular dance with the Latin American flavour at the Dale Carneftie Clubs "Monte Carlo" Nitfht held at EuOswald Henry - 67 words
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170 1956-05-08 1 Britain was putting !<>t~ ward new proposals on Singapore's constitutional futture a 1 a merdeka meeting in London today. The proposals were being tablod by Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd, the Colonial Secretary, who is presiding over the secret talks, now in their third week.Reuter - 170 words
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Article56 1956-05-08 1 The world' i busiest 1 1 ;kI (i artery the Suez Cans! v.iii loon be iin<'fi with advei t Ising poster a French firm Societe de Propaganda [ndu 1 1 lelle el lornmerciale f si'i' i hfl obtained ftn exclu Ive i ran chi ieA.P. - 56 words
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Article42 1956-05-08 1 The mi i ;.i p< 1 1 i< ibtx Market opened this morn in!' v. it h in uncei tain 1 >ne v. it h i;: "i ade ,M hip* meni at 88 i Ib eve i eighth ol cent42 words
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Advertisement39 1956-05-08 1 11 GLASSES OF FRESH MILK IN EVERY UB y /%o^^ f r \r that's why v£"jl> you can taste the cream LS^ DAIRY MILK WHOLENUT DAIRY MILK FRUIT C NUT DAIRY MILK NUT MILK [tV^T] AND MILK TRAY \«^t^39 words
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Article126 1956-05-08 2 NON-SMOKER GAN GET LUNG CANCER V'Ol don't have to smoke t<» v* t lun^ cancer, says British specialist sir Ernest Kennaway, Onf flfth ol all lung <■!.'• ca In England Involve aon aid a he arrivi dln Ne* STork on tn< hnt r United Stafc I i a lecture tour,126 words
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Article, Illustration112 1956-05-08 2 Thirty Chinese sailors made a "slight" mis- 4 take yesterday. They thought they could take 4 with them 170 Ib. biiju; KaK<* EACH on a plain 1 from Singapore to Am- sterdam, whereas they 4 were only allowed that amount of baK«:i«*' tot T ALL of112 words
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Article22 1956-05-08 2 Firestone Tire and Rub- j ber Company plans to build a big plain to manufacture styrene for making synthetic rubber.22 words
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165 1956-05-08 2 RED BOSSES STAND UP, CHEER BRITONS np U E Soviet Premier, 1 Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, and the Communist Party Chief, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, turned up unexpectedly last night at a farewell concert in Moscow by leading British musicians touring the Soviet Union. At the end of the concert the SovietReuter - 165 words
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Article53 1956-05-08 2 Burmese civil police and military officials said yesterday that rebel forces Intimidated the voters in villages during the recent Chamber oi Deputies (Lower Housei elections. Electors could not exer- cisc their franchise freely 1 because the rebels launched a Campaign of murder and arson to support the53 words
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Article, Illustration74 1956-05-08 2 Mrs VV A. Goode vvifr of (In- afflcer admin Istratlng th«- Government, presents the McMlllin Cup f irsl pri/«- of the Junior Red Cross IfltCl link j Exhibition-- to Miss Goh i.i Ki.m, who Ff> presented th«- wiiinrrs, Sin^aporr him s r (fills' School, The exhibition was opened by MissFree Press - 74 words
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Article, Illustration290 1956-05-08 2 Cyclists who should be prosecuted r spills is ;i disgrace, damned disgrace. s 1 Cyclists btioiii^ to that elite comT panv who like to think they .ire above the law. Their self-centred IhoughtlessE ness in parking all over the five-foot E ways has been tolerated in Singapore290 words
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Article34 1956-05-08 2 Forty armed bandits killed right people and wound- i ed eight others to steal 40 million francs $340.000 1 from an armed pay convoy »oing to a rubber plantation near Saigon. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article66 1956-05-08 2 JVJORE than 1,000 foe villagers began crowd into Dalhousie Square Calcutta, last night after completing a 20-mile trek from their Behar border settlement? which they demand be made part of* West Bengal State. Defying restrictions on public assembly in the Square in which the ment .secretariat i.s located.66 words
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Advertisement27 1956-05-08 2 GRAND RNNVRL i I Lest you forget we offer you latest Range of Goods at Sale Prices. HARDIAL SINGH SONS LTD. 26, Raffles Place S'pore-1 Phone *****327 words
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Advertisement68 1956-05-08 2 at these low, /ovy prices! ONLY! WORLD RENOWNED LADIES SHOES $5 $10 f BALLY DOROTHY PERKINS Per par DRESS MATERIAL REMNANTS, from 95 cts. including cotton, taffetas, piques, etc. 36" width. Pt yard CHINAWARE famous makes a Vi PRICE. bUIuLAbu Czcchoslovakian, German and English (Bowls, ashtrays, baskets, liqueur sets, fit68 words
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Article, Illustration297 1956-05-08 3 Five Spore harbour unions to discuss merger of 10,000 men Ri pRESENTATIVES or five Singapore Harbour Board sta/f and waterfront workers' unions meet on May *k to discuss the question <>i uinu '»»t u single giant union with more than 10,000 members. The union'sFree Press - 297 words
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Article, Illustration78 1956-05-08 3 New Zealand will set E up a diplomatic mis- E E sion in Shun, said the Commissioner for New si z. Zealand, Mr. Toss Sha- E S nahan on l>is return to E E Singapore over this 3 week-end. Mr. Shanahan said E j E he held talks78 words
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Article136 1956-05-08 3 V/'OUNG Singaporeans who have been waiting to see if the Teachers Training College would have a May recruitment as in previous years can .start looking for new jobs. The T.T.C. used to take in teachers in May. assign th^m to schools. while waging until the following'136 words
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214 1956-05-08 3 100 INJURED AS SCHOOL TRAIN AND TRUCK COLLIDE g?UND-UP OF THE WORLD'S NEWS :■;■:■>::•:■:■:■;. .:-;■;■:■:-:■:■:••■;■:■:■■:-;■:■:■;■:•::■:■:-:•:■:■:■:■-:•:■.:■>•■: ■■:''->-"->>x-. .■>:■:-:■;■'■: truck smashed a .special train 1. 000 schoolchildren ukesha, Wisconsin, Milwaukee baseball terday, derailing train and injuring more han ioo people, creamed .i.s car.s ed off the track. Some led through winadj Lcent214 words
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Article104 1956-05-08 3 Thirty excited 10-year olds in different national costumes an- preparing foi their part in the Empire Youth Sniulav clehratnuis on M»y 13, when they will present a World FellOU ship programme f<»r undci privileged children «'> Singapore. Organised b» Mrs. Scow Feck Len| who »•> < hair104 words
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Advertisement7 1956-05-08 3 1,,, ii i, M HDD RARF. EXQUISITE7 words
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Advertisement97 1956-05-08 3 f Cniiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iur.ri < vt 'tHiltU: Fv^ 1 THt M/fAS/CUtt r> A THAT HAS PROVZP Hf JBSM mmuTHf Wp s^mrA ,UliJ Ki'slld/h's ll th it >)!■> \J I'M PENDINQ y# v v 11 1I i i II) ii JII I y i N. -4 Tfflfii (i ration plus tax) Df 597 words
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200 1956-05-08 4 The Singapore Fee Press TUESDAY. May 8, 1856. A kampong safeguard TOO ofti 11 w< hear oJ kampi ng fire; Fires which spread so quickly among the a 1 tap houses thai a whole villag< can b< razed before the ftr< engines have a chance to arrive. Many kampongs have200 words
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Article22 1956-05-08 4 7 0 >><■ iihlc tO fill !<)■ Ufs in lelligently U t h, in- 1 o< 0/ i h atiorj Bertrand RussellBertrand Russell - 22 words
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727 1956-05-08 4 PETER it nssasn rvn •*>## Is it m$ in iißursi iittf invt thai has hwontiatij invri>iisiiifflij <>riil€>nl in iminstrtg in wwni years 'vi IE Ider you ar( the r you are and tin more denser ous the factory that << i v.727 words
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Article, Illustration32 1956-05-08 4 OSBERT LANCASTER - OSBERT LANCASTER by *'Well if 'cultural exchanges* means that <u/e Z?t the Russian ballet and they get the British Council I'd say Sir Anthony's driven a pretty shrewd bargain I32 words
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Article557 1956-05-08 4 SINGAPORE i.s free from noxious insects iind Sinapore has no bf'g^cirs, but it h;ts another CUTSe which i.s just as Irritating as the fly which buzzes round your food, and the unfortunate who whines for alms. That Is the pest who Infests < >ur bar i and restaurants.557 words
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Advertisement22 1956-05-08 4 ]he line f t PoTtOi U i rn't i < in the Wofld* m SvS* fen's HARDiAL SiNGH I SONS L^ moNt 24t/l/322 words
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Advertisement21 1956-05-08 4 L^ <m That v Of iw^s I S Week-end '1/ I LEE'S ®^fnl& I S\b PINEAPPLE SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD.21 words
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Article114 1956-05-08 5 RSFC needs new planes Royal Singapore FlyA ing Club needs new nes. Its Tiger Moths, cording to president Capt. P J. White, "are to the end oi' their life." A major erhaul costs something like $3,0(>0. The question replacement must be ckled. Chipmunks are being offered as surplus by the114 words
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181 1956-05-08 5 CAN YOU BREAK A CODE? He says you never will oe sty vkak-old Major Arthur Turner has j this break-the-code challenge He will never be broken, but offers this All the groups above represent the same -letter word." A former Military [ntel< ligence officer now in retire ment at St.181 words
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Article25 1956-05-08 5 Dr. Najib Ullah. Afghanistan ambassador in London. .said yesterday that his country was negotiating with the United States for economic aid. U.P.U.P. - 25 words
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66 1956-05-08 5 SLEEP ALONE SLEEP WELL SAYS DOCTOR elors and spinsleep much more widowers and Dr Nairn Cowan ter studying old health centre at en, Lanarkshire i f 4ht out of every ngle over-70'a engood .sleep against "i 1" Of tho.se who i married t discoveries Dr le after observa--170 men and66 words
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Article40 1956-05-08 5 in a house at Bow p ,norrd ;i burbit ;i police i»l!rn to Investigate I fistl |te I Court a 22 year-old •mi. for thai wsa dealt with the tting it out of the KMT." i40 words
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Article, Illustration385 1956-05-08 5 PARADE, t-w-i-t-c-h! THAT, SAYS DOCTOR, WOULD STOP FAINTS t*» Science Reporter t J CHAPMAN PIN CHER tells of a Har I ley Street specialist J free advice to the t X Army the Army haa got advice from v Har--1 (y Btreet, London, specialist on: How to .stop soldiers faini385 words
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Article145 1956-05-08 5 4 8.8.C. television programme on smoking and cancer ended with a forthright statement by an unnamed doctor that there was no cure for lung cancer. But in th< firm! moment of his broadca ;1 he Indi fated that m< divine had now found a drug that145 words
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Article62 1956-05-08 5 a British frigate collided with the private yacht oi King Prederili ix yt iterd In Copenhagen harbour The pachi Dannebrog wn Einchoi 'i hen t in i h Igal Red pole move dofl com i md it i iich ihe yacht 't boy I'm* h VlU.P. - 62 words
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Article, Illustration40 1956-05-08 5 Walking down Oh- usir After their marriage In i*.«vi i.rhir Method iiit Church, Singapore, ;»n* Mr Tan Chew Kirn ;mri hit hndr the former Miss ll lce Lei The Imm]«j;mmmh u> a adct in the '1 \'U cotiiinuiiu ,4tion ■> JJcp^rtoicui.40 words
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Article159 1956-05-08 5 Skyman refused to jump TtHIRTEEN tin Paj I I U ">[>♦•: Pred B v tie! t rape j from raft ill tndi <>t i' 'ip Bill l* a ,i.-, a. the day ka k B> ml C Kav Kin.- told hi n imp from .1 balloon 8 I Fred, an159 words
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Advertisement171 1956-05-08 5 OFFERED to CLEAR I MID-YEAR SALE j Never At Such Low Price, And Never They W.ll fU j I Repc.ited Aj?,iin. Don't Mis s This Opportunity I FREE! FREE!! FREE!! 1 Piece Indian Woollen Rus; 5x 2i Will Be Civen Free II To Every Purchaser Of Indiin Woollen Carpets Value171 words
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Miscellaneous491 1956-05-08 6 y r -wwwww»» w f??ftf »t^^4^^^. j i'W^'r^^^XVb l> l^r lalk an«l IM.il llavi% /IV j need to cultivate more self-confidence 1 TAHZW |,y Edgar Rice Burrou-I.s i rw";.' i rv::;;\r 1 u! 1 ll l :v or^ y«'t unless y<ui receive encourage- 7 r\^iJpWafife^t^s J %I\^IXT 'tmen^kwaps^ip I LjL491 words
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Article179 1956-05-08 7 I <>\ DON, V iv 7. Preview loday b l K^s r,.f. 25 b yers buyers 9 rtt %Ijv sellers 25 7 S sellers Kss c.i.i. 25% buyers buyers European ports Junb 26 sellers 2<i sellers ;BER N > BSS >i»ot 2ti', buyera buyers sellers 26 sellers179 words
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Article100 1956-05-08 7 NEW STORK, MEaj Previous Today traits -i>»t and nfoarby 97.62 nom. 98.12 nom. ures Way 96.50 bid 9(5.50 bid 98.00 cusked DB.OO asked June 95.65 bid 95.65 bid 96.85 asked 96.85 asked I i!v 95.45 bid 95.45 bid 96.25 asked 96.25 asked TONE: Steady. BBER- futures: May100 words
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Article32 1956-05-08 7 >ng -pot, await- I a floats 26%, May 25, June 24 J its May 28 Sellers ex-dock. io) i waiting release. re prices quoted in U. S. cents per tb.32 words
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Article26 1956-05-08 7 NEW YORK, May 7. Previous Today i «Is 516.44 512.89 178.23 178.44 mystic Bonds 9P>64 96.74 fi.v66 66.02 i v.;>is!tt* \\nii;'- 183.27 182.8326 words
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Article100 1956-05-08 7 LONDON, May 7. I'iovious Today OPRA Philippines .if. IK/ rth tui opean (IdivetVd t per long ton May/ June $200 sellers $200 sellers Sti nts (if. UK/North m delivered w'i^ht per ton May/Jane £72 buyers £71 'j buyers r;'J sellers y-~2 sellers June/Jaly £72 buyers E71%100 words
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Article268 1956-05-08 7 Tin: leaden casket containing the body oi Sir Thomas W a 1 s i n (ha ni v ilk keep whatever se (lots it miv hold. The ShakespeareMa rlowe controversy remains as open as ever. But where is the cm* ket? Thai was the new niysterj268 words
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Article, Illustration191 1956-05-08 7 Followed women about... A 19 YEAR OLD youth admitted that he "did persistently follow a female, whereby a breach of the peace might be occasioned." The charge was brought under a 1361 statute. Colin W. Leverton, of Church Farm House, Handley, near Salisbury, was bound over to be of goodPopper - 191 words
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Article187 1956-05-08 7 /CHILDREN have (loin J hundreds of pounds worth of damage on Camberwell Council's Denmark Hill housing estate. Three con tractors' lints were wrecked one reduced almost to a shell. The engine of a petrol roller WSU stripped of wiring and dozens of hole.s pierced in the187 words
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Article251 1956-05-08 7 'Modern youth' hits pa with axe 1-YEAR-OLD n hit i- fathei twii c on id >. .th an i ud "What -i.. you think model i. iuth nuv, v Then he i 1 1, away plt h hJ i a j ear old itepn t] i Bhei it! Pi .in251 words
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Advertisement37 1956-05-08 7 MAERSK LINE ANNA MAERSK ENANG SINGAPORE N YORK Call! (Iff e Q||; 1 I "iy Sails 10 May 19 )une I dll (2nd call; s M^y 17/18 May PALMA SINGAPORE N. YORK 1 1/21 May 5 July37 words
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Advertisement101 1956-05-08 7 jjfc''^smfih One 'C.'. leads to another for tho ijx^ ;^«hr "Solvc-ik" w.is the winning yacht on her £§B3tißJsSnL arrival at Hobart /HpjggK^l lollowing closely on the mcmorabla y^&^ f^^LJ Atlantic crossing by Movado, this latest y^^' "tf" "ini^lbk experiment confirms the indi-sputablo H ,T\l^y superiority of Movado's waterproof and iw/101 words
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Miscellaneous55 1956-05-08 7 I SINCAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 9£2 p.m. TO VI It ROW: 10 N Irn and 9Ml> BB THURSDAY: 10 :>l I m And 10.29 pm FRIDAY: II U pJB. X and II 01 p.m. I SATURDAY: 12 17 am ir id 11.49 pm. I SUNDAY: Ltl p.m. MONDAY: o;u n55 words
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Article, Illustration1043 1956-05-08 8 JOILY GODWLV - The odd tales of HOFFMANN JOILY GODWLV f'f/ .Xo <Piit> suspwted that teai-ned Councillor aetttiillfj l<*d a dvubiv. ilv w**u§d hold long mpnv€>rsati<pns trith tltt* §Bs3tli<>4'p4>r~s ##€M/. piny his violin Up the cttnnry or try to hypnotise a human skull |>i sli eping a pien be r < hoi ng1,043 words
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Article377 1956-05-08 8 THE WORLD'S STRANGEST STORIES with the inn play his violin to canary, or producf man .skull whicl ly tried to Use After weaving h< n i the early hours ol morning H R stroke his large black tomcat Murr, with one and Aim the othei < ne of his "Nighi377 words
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Article472 1956-05-08 9 PAPER CLOSES IN TERM-TIME I\ I. oi Britain's smallest newtipers lias just sus- publication. lor three uiths while the editor, publisher and -dilation manager back to seiiooi. AH these executive posts lull !>.. 11 -year-old tephen Berkeley Fry n "i the famous whose weekly 1 l fie Bll< klers Hard472 words
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Article138 1956-05-08 9 years 50-year-old 'Uiew Miller claimrom the tax men for •existent family But le one mistake JgOt the birthdays hildren. At Doncaster he was for 12 month* on barges of defrauding land Revenue of a pit sinker, of eld Terrace. Leeds, WOPCad in 1941, said H.138 words
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Article115 1956-05-08 9 ANEW type of moulded shoe may prove dangerou > to children's health. This wa.s claimed at thp Boot Trades Association's annual conference at Bridllngton when the Ministry of Health was asked to hold an inquiry Said Mr. W. G. Haller. of Hull. "Every repairer who has115 words
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Article77 1956-05-08 9 A ROYAL NAVY seaman who stowed away in the Australian aircraft carrier Melbourne lived on board for four days wearing Royal Australian Navy uniform before bring discovered. Seaman Peter Woodward, of Kingston- on-Thames, said h>- was o tu ■>! the civw of the British destroyer77 words
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Article129 1956-05-08 9 pOR gallantry in arresting an armed man, three Metropolitan police officers will receive the George Medal. They are Sergeant Albert Eric Chambers, of Fulham Constable George William Kahn, of Bromley. Kent, and Constable David Evaruß Wood, of Savile Row. They made the capture after a 70129 words
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Article, Illustration44 1956-05-08 9 Yesterday's picture 3 didn't bother many people lamp on oil- ver Quay it was as we W«re told by dozens of -i (tilers in the space of 3 a few minutes. Today's poser should make you j= think, though. Answer EE tomorrow44 words
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Advertisement164 1956-05-08 9 fy "THE DIVER" The artist of this study If A. Kannlah. *—*———^BY*———**+ I He Is a scholar of St. fhttresa'i School. Sungel P<Jtanl and it I I )TttrS of jge. v^^^k Ml and LO say: ff ttjVt]p\ r~l >^V\\ "Kinnlah hi-, produced a pleaA 1 SS^^C~S Vl aion Uud X164 words
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Article, Illustration106 1956-05-08 10 ABOVE: Mr. Loke Wan Tho, chairman of the Singapore Youth Sports Appeals Committee, receives a cheque for $800 from Ciroup Captain I). I). Rogers, Station Commander, R.A F. Seletar, on behalf of officers, NCO's and men of his station. E Ten-year-old Chia Liang Eng (right), E who will be an106 words
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Article, Illustration53 1956-05-08 11 CAMERA IN SINGAPORE t'This is how to dissert a rabbit." says Teo Yeow Seng, a Sixth E Former of St. Joseph's Institution. He is demonstrating to visitor E Miss Catherine Chai, of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus, in v the biology section of the science exhibition held at53 words
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Article, Illustration53 1956-05-08 11 Khoo Trek Hian, a partially deal hoy, Intently listens to Miss Barbara Coke, London Director of the Red Cross Society (Junior Branch) as she explains to him how to use his hearing aid during her visit to the Social Welfare School for Deal Children at53 words
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Article, Illustration28 1956-05-08 11 Diane iniir (left) .»mi bei friend Emilj Newell »r. here leen »«i uiirinfc a bird pet at UH bird show btJtf t»>« H«PP> V\urld Stadium28 words
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Advertisement61 1956-05-08 11 CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT. MEYER CHAMBERS TEL *****-9. BUILDING LOTS FRANKEL ESTATE from 1,500 to 15,000 -<j. ft. SO.JU) to #1.25 per »q. ft, BINJAI PARK NEAR SWISS CLUB ROAD. from 12,000 i<» 28,000 -<| ft. 50.70 lo $1.20 per aq. ft. SHOPHOUSE LOTS CHANCI ROAD from 1,600 lo i61 words
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Article, Illustration42 1956-05-08 12 Mara (onlay, professional model before turning actress, convincingly demonstrates that sh<» hasn't I forgotten how to strike an eye-catching pose She 1 has a slurring role in "The Man from Kilter Ridge" f J with Lex Barker and Stephen McMally. y\42 words
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Article685 1956-05-08 12 John F. Sembower - IDENTIFY PEOPLE BY TOOTHPRINTS John F. Sembower VIF.CK of eh, ■esc a 1 thai "put ihc bite on" a burglar of a grocery store i.s cited by two University ol Chicago dental scientto .show progress in making "toothprintin second only to fingerprinting as a means for identiflcat lon. L>r Albert685 words
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Article597 1956-05-08 12 HAROLD BUNTING - HAROLD BUNTING 11 Aim* a wiiii: *ir%M»o\iii By itfOULD 11 be right foi every White to leave Africa so thai the Africans may r< turn to the tyranny of witchcraft and mured r ritual, and their tilled land reci ur. into the jungle? [a the597 words
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Article314 1956-05-08 12 Henrik Krogius - Henrik Krogius COUTH AFRICAN authorities are investigating reports of a mysterious anti-gov-ernment radio station that calls people to "resist Nazism in South Africa." Shorthand notes made by a listener report that the announcer on the clandestine programme, called South Africa's present situation ''1940 all over again."314 words
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Advertisement12 1956-05-08 12 PACKING I as TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD. "3 C t CIL iIRtU SINGAPORE12 words
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Article, Illustration674 1956-05-08 13 SUNNY GIAM - ApplauseforGold Medal winner SUNNY GIAM g .NTERKT TO PHOTOOM^ SMmm:. *>fl i did applause from inclrod peoai the idging of the HI Pan Malayan graphic Exhibianised by the pi graphic Society Singapore at the 11, Room in Odeon Theatre, the announceby Dr. C. A. Uib--ARPS., one vi the three judges,674 words
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Advertisement74 1956-05-08 13 ROBLEC Ultra Modern Pre selective hteoi MOv or 230 v AC/DC. jflBT tf£&h The fluted core is the NEW feature of Qp erspeed rh< e,i, I ...1,1, r in th < world ,f /Bsj&p 1 TH ■'An-mu-uu wont ,t ,t §Sm A From all good rodio and electrical S' S74 words
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Article, Illustration489 1956-05-08 14 EILEEN ANDERSON - Let the eyes have it EILEEN ANDERSON advises -AND SEE WHAT THAT SHADOW CAN DO! I WAS heart and soul with an opinion expressed the other day to the effect that l *St< dgy menfolk are to blame for 1 1 m fact that millions <>i women neglect their hair489 words
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Article, Illustration115 1956-05-08 14 jjj= AN ideal! choice for teenage E leisure wear, "Weekend" is a neat but unusual hat in an in- verted flower pot shape. It is in black grosgrafn with a tiered FTi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v sReuter - 115 words
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Advertisement35 1956-05-08 14 FREE PRESS SHOPPING GUIDE Dealers in all Types of A MI RA. <MNF_ CAM* RA. PPOjf r i or, WATCHES CLOCK FOUNTAIN PEN, KOK HENG CO. ?i Ch.tngf Allry (BfM hj 25 p,»fi,, p|. I<e35 words
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Advertisement57 1956-05-08 14 ANNUAL SALE Just arrived! Leather Plastic Handbags Imported from Germany, England and Austria Costume Jewellery in latest design in Big Quantities The Novelty Curio Store, 55, Nortli Bridge Road, Sin^-.ipore. i G. E. C. Refrigerator payable m%T by jPgv equa/ v monthly payment of $22- on/y M SOUTH ASIA TRADING57 words
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Advertisement61 1956-05-08 14 i GOODSTORE 10. BATTERY ROAD, SINCAPORE, House of Oriental Arts and Chinese H.ind-M.idc Goods. TABLE LINENS SILK LINGERIES CURIOS, NOVELTIES TEAK-WOOD CHESTS A Bungalow Flat Room to furnish Visit SUN WAH CO. (1951) LTD, 7 4 2. tin* B.itih Ro.id. Smsjipore 7. f n •>'■ mi>. r.,f Vi M dfi61 words
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Advertisement60 1956-05-08 14 I i Ladies for Fashionable Tailoring Visit French Wear House 183 TANCLIN ROAD, SPORE. Modern Styles, Skilled Workm.inship, Promptness. Moderate Chiracs Our Speci,ilitic9 Always .it your service. Rin us Tel. ***** {SHOEsI A II TRUNKS Latest Patterns Besl Quality Lowesfl Prices SAN MING 17. SOUTH BRIDGE RD 221 SOUTH BRIDGE60 words
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Advertisement35 1956-05-08 14 PEKING LACE C 0. 66, North Bridge Road, (Neai High street) Singapore-6. Tel: *****. Eastern Arts Crafts For your food problem Please consult us TANGLIN PROVISION STORE i 99, Tanglin Road Tel ***** ***** I35 words
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Advertisement101 1956-05-08 14 HICH FIDELITY 1 Audio Equipment I LEAK ROGERS j Amplifiors Pre-.imps. I k WHARFEDALE Loudspc.ikcrs I CONNOISSEUR Turntables P STENTORIAN HF. 1012 10" j speaker T-10 Twee I C^ LENCO 4 -speed Turntal I \v B-| Pickup Arms I r COLDRING Magnet I PARTRIDGE op Trar I PICKERINC "Fluxvalve" I101 words
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Advertisement91 1956-05-08 15 ft Xiif/it Prescription Service m S p.m. rtntf 6333) I Sincere Dispensary Limited. 10 S 12, HILL STREET, [Open uniil 8 p.m.) t CAMERA and IiGARETTE LIGHTER Enquiries at: fONYEAR TRADING CO. 10. Collyer Quay, |>c«'k I 111' Ml>l«» Plial I»«loiij4s go roil <jM<l Nru 1 .iff lo your Home91 words
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Advertisement132 1956-05-08 15 JADE COLLECTION CHEONG KEE CO. Singapore 11l |i i Curios House Coleman Street Tel. ***** THUNG CHYE CO. High Cl iss Tnilor Tailored to highest tailoring standard TE» 2^402 23-11, Coleman St SINCAPORE. NEW AERATOR A precision built aerator specially designed for aquarium use. Price from $1 6/- to $38/NAM132 words
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Advertisement124 1956-05-08 15 Manhattan Doric Turf Shirts Fresh Stocks Sizes from 1(> to 17 only Price $7/50 each. KHEMCO'S 68, High Street, Singapore. ZEISS IKON Cameras BpeeUl offer M days All less .>.,', 3uper Dconta 1 1 Tessar F/2,8 $4«5 iv p/3,8 $;{7i 11l Novar P/3,5 %ii>\ [konta M Tessar P/3,5 $243 T124 words
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Advertisement89 1956-05-08 15 ENGAGEMENT WEDDING RINGS A v nl, ChOiCt 0/ style* and price* AN AIR OF LLUCANCE IN LADIES SMART SKIRTS FULLY CIRCULAR WITH GAY PRINTED DESIGNS. BY BEST BEAUTIFUL /W SILK STORE 19-STAMFORD ROAD, CAPITOL BM)<;., SINGAPORE-6. PHONE: 8028:*. GOLDEN WHEEL KEROSENE STOVE Made by the first and HI in Singapore89 words
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Advertisement85 1956-05-08 15 i 1 S'JL ft? A Hr ESTD. 1922 f Tel: |1M A ISTSA IS-1S somi BEIIKII «i).. mißit noMifld HH JH lk> hair BB .j Kfl •o I o» d silky I WINCi ON (■> CO. 1)H SOUTH tiniDt.l »V J TIL lll'l V>0«» j 4 more days #o HARI85 words
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Advertisement109 1956-05-08 15 BLUE SPOT SUPER HI Fl SOUNO Model Salvador" 30 s port I nai 10.00 i• itlon i EBfi in', i m DISC SoU Agent KEEHUAT RADIO CO., LTD. H |n>r»- X I iiiniuir t'rn.inff <ti>Liitr l/H CANNED BEER beet MM WEE CHENG A CO. Ii««H.MUIM« U«.M,«<I I MODERNIZES KITCHENS Choice109 words
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Article, Illustration1257 1956-05-08 16 Publicity and publicity alone will be the loadstone that will attract the visitors here, warns PELHAM GROOM 1 1< >w long have wt to wait before we heai that ■oniething ii being done to foster the Tourist Trade In Singapore? \d i report ol Workin Party wa1,257 words
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Article334 1956-05-08 16 n.)th sides vulnerable dealer NORTH 9852 07 6 t +Q0 7 6 tEST FAST SlO 48 2 2JJ" 0 1082 *8 3 c *X J 5 SOUTH ♦AX 8 5 ;K J l OAKQ 10 I I b« bidding: ffj te.| N<m|| g •W.l Ail P.*, AMONG c334 words
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Advertisement25 1956-05-08 16 do au r\ S»ifc"fXMGUI'edj CREME MOCG* CREAMS COMtl f RIAH Atl your Cfx.f O r itttict.ve fffft bookl.t of Rtcipn, writ, to I'O Bo« 72525 words
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Article, Illustration561 1956-05-08 17 G.NICHOLAS PHIPPS - I DIDN'T ASK JULIE WHO THAT BOYFRIEND WAS... G.NICHOLAS PHIPPS .i'li After all, that isn't quite English! [E ANDREWS is 1 t> ntly the best]i British (cxc whisky) ex- New York. She iri who at the 18 was taken playing "Cinthe Palladium in the conBroadway of "The ;oy Friend." now561 words
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Article, Illustration620 1956-05-08 17 LOOK OUT CHAPS, IT'S NANNY! WHAT'S all the rush? Roth David Tomlinson (above) and Ni«H Patrick (right) in Arab disguise s<'«'m to fo< 1 in a dither. Well, the troughis Nanny. Both m«-ii have bf*»n confined to a hotel altir (in an Alpine resort) with chickenpox, but the fancy dress620 words
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Miscellaneous109 1956-05-08 17 iv BbSS i B IB 9H < Hi I* i American metal moat- n A connopolitan kind of let1.. lure '6 I i cane of i kind M F(>rt v winks at the begin1. nin^' o{ ilns Bare (7) L- 16 Rum roll a phifloim (7; i in bed? (7)109 words
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Article499 1956-05-08 18 JOHN P HAMILL - JOHN P HAMILL DFDFDSF 5j PARTA N S, who rate second string on Mi*- unit, beat the Base XI 4-2 In a "blood" match which produced the most excil ing soccer of the season. Outside right Willy Hill. former RAF Singapore .1. d Combined Services499 words
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Article31 1956-05-08 18 Canada completed a r>-0 win over the West indies in the first found of the American zone of the Davis Cup lawn tennis competition at Port ol Spam.— ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article26 1956-05-08 18 Cardiff beat a New Zealand Navy team 40-10 in a rugby union match at Cardiff. The home side led 24-0 at hall-time. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article203 1956-05-08 18 By All-Rounder LOFTHOUSE MISSES TWO RECORDS. Nut Loft- wa ;i!| iel lor two '^oal scoring record.,, but he lf i score lor Kn^iiirui against Scotland and Is still two behind Steve Bloomer's national record '>t 22. Nat also going to misi Joe Smith's Bolton record of 38 in203 words
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Article, Illustration112 1956-05-08 18 Lorong Liznau Chinese Sporta and Pamlly Benefit Party Office bearera for the year 1 956:Presldent: Mr, Chua Chong How. Vice-Presidents:- Messrs, i.im Kirn Hal Ong Kirn Bens, j i-oo Keng soon and Lee Hock Lim. Secretary: Mr I vm Hui Tong Asst. Secretary Mr. i^e Enu Kee,112 words
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Article160 1956-05-08 18 F FORMER int' rnational HiiKbv Hi.: 11 hir M H Jika") Travel Is coaching he ii- I ra lian lapits l Ter rltory team for it., mat eh i. iin f S< i f i i At riCB >i) May 12 Tl i 'Aii 1)' t160 words
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Article, Illustration612 1956-05-08 18 PETTER JACKSON - PETTER JACKSON K^mg 19 specially selected A visit from Zatopek f \j)iA will si nd a small conl Ingeni to the Olympic Games m November with the object ni getting xperience r a the i than medals. Bui the hockey team hopes to win theReuter - 612 words
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Article60 1956-05-08 18 FjMGHT probable starters •i and jockeys for the Chester Vase to be over one I mile, five furlongs and 75 yards at Chester today are: Anna Liva (Unjockey), Clarification <W. Snalth), [nduna (D. Smith) Hakim Haflz (T M Burnel Chamafleur (E. Britt), Designer (D. Greening I BalfronReuter - 60 words
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Article113 1956-05-08 18 LEWIS HOAD (Austi No 1 seed, reached the men's Singles final when the Italian lawn tennis championships were continued yesterday. He beat Herb Flam (U.S.) 4-6. 6-1, in i he semi-finals. In the other semi-final or the men's stogies, Sven Davidson (Sweden) beat Budge Patty (U.S.) 11-9,113 words
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Advertisement167 1956-05-08 18 m// CHIROPODY DEPT 1. Corns 2. Hard Skin 3. Ingrowing toe-nails 4. Foot Bath All f0r.. 52.50. 5. Foot Massage. .sl.so. For appointment Phone *****, Hata MAIN STORE BATA BUILOINCSPOK Advertisement 15 Million Mothers can't be wrong! Day alter day ir"W J over the world, patefl parents write describing 9167 words
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Article283 1956-05-08 19 BROTHER AVENGES DEFEAT i;, \K( 1111 CJI X X !11 revenge lor a brother'! defeat gained i»v Henry i tiH- Bellinffhmiß (Surrey) plasterer. hen be battered down i n London, of Hartlepools, in 2 mm. o! ftfbtini at j mpress Hall, I.ondon. Son <>l the former Ight champion undefeated in283 words
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Article160 1956-05-08 19 TOE Erskine of Cardiff outu pointed Dick Richardson of Newport in the ten round open air all-Welsh fight between two of Britain's brightest heavyweight prospects in Cardiff last night. Erskine, 22. thus retained hi? Unbeaten record as a heavyweight, but it was a close tiling. It160 words
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Article469 1956-05-08 19 U SOUND innings of 12;>> l» opening batsman Jim Burke helped the Australian cricketers score 2*).~> for four yesterday in reph to Leicestershire's first innings 298. Burke ended his innin/s writhing in pain after snicking a sharply-risiiiK ball from last- medium bowler Terry Spencer on469 words
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Article29 1956-05-08 19 The Brazilian club Vasco Da Gama beat Bheflßeld Wednesday English flrsi division side, l -o in j v footbal] match in the Olympic I Stadium, Amsterdam. Renter.29 words
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Article16 1956-05-08 19 Robert Man/on of France, driving a Gordini, won the Naples Grand Prix auto race16 words
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Article, Illustration63 1956-05-08 19 I>m tuie '•> qualify for higher gradei In iucio .in- nn* being held <«t the Singapore IT.M.C.A. iinioku.ti ih. > will Wednesday Thirty-three memberi >»■♦■ taking part Judgei ar«- a v Pettana .md 11 i. Nederlic re J n 'i><N: 4ng Ttck ike and GeorgeFree Press - 63 words
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Article, Illustration19 1956-05-08 19 Guess who? An international bad minton star who hns play cd in Singapore. Name him. ANSWER TOMORROW A t19 words
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Article329 1956-05-08 19 puSbiAN sports fans are being cautioned not to 1V get carried away by dreams of a sweeping Soviet triumph at the Olympic Games in MclI bourn.", Australia. Victories comparable fco tho.se achieved by Red skater.s and .skier.s dunn;the Winter Olympics .it Cortina, Italy, .simply aren't329 words
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Article111 1956-05-08 19 JOHORE Civil Service Clut beat the Singapor< Cricket Club at tennis ai the weekend by elghi matches to one. Goh Teik Chow and Major Gale beal (< H Arkell and D. Organ, 7-5, 6-0; beat Parker and K. Wilford 6-0 6- 1 beat D. Gudgeon and111 words
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79 1956-05-08 19 Thomson loses lead to finish sixth S)ETEE Thomson, Amstralia's British Ojx n noli champion, who shared the 1 (i ;kI ai tei two round t.i.-Tl fo r i;:th pl:ic< in the $75,000 Colonial Invitation tournament at Pori Worth, Tex us. Mike Souchak (New York) won with a"- ()1 < total79 words
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Article88 1956-05-08 19 VILLANOVA [Jniversity announced y terday thai Rom i h lany [ta 1 year i ild miler from Ireland, will compel e again with a^t; q lia'a John i andy a 1 the w< st Coasi relay a Pr< sno California on Saturday Delany undefeated during the88 words
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Advertisement30 1956-05-08 19 OCEAN PARK HOTEL'S FAMOUS QUINTET<\ \< fl.tml i» >ini:ap«irr with MISS SALOMA Ihi M.las S \|.i ill\ I) Muni (m o()o- <;< It Iti «r II > *>| for f Ahlf Kofi "i ,«li«<ns30 words
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Article1154 1956-05-08 20 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS -By THREE FURLONGS IN 36Vi WAS FASTEST OF DAY L N IO I I If J working with Television (Posner) went exceptionally well on (he number two track at JUikit rim. iii this morning when runnini three In :ui\ it was t»i«' fastest1,154 words
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Article487 1956-05-08 20 YORKSHIRE, run-ners-up for the 1955 championship, beat Oxford University by the overwhelming margin of an innings and 189 runs yesterday and lost only two wickets In the process. The University, who scored 125 and 4G, in reply to Yorkshire's 360 for two declared, gave a dismal487 words
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