Singapore Standard, 20 April 1956
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Title Section12 1956-04-20 1 Singapore Standard GT I SINGAPORE, nUDAY, APRIL 20, 1956 it r\i.i i'iUM"12 words
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Article57 1956-04-20 1 I JE, April 19 Rcutcr) A I i power ration packed info a small I eh can be used to light holi- has been designed m I vokia, Cctcka, the Czechoslovak 1. Agency reported. I v a small oil engine and I > than 44 pounds57 words
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Article670 1956-04-20 1 UNION BREAKS OFF WAGE TALKS O^itLoomshiMalgya' s R a bber Estates Taxes Synthetic Keep Pay Down -M. P. 11. A. KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Wage negotiations between the National Union of Plantation Workers and the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association deadlocked today, with portents of widespread tension m more than 2,000,000670 words
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Article147 1956-04-20 1 LONDON. April l r > (AP) The works ot the late Oeofge B< rnard Shaw. Irish Wit and man ol letters, still have a potential earning power of I 130,000, the British tax collect i r has decided. That amount \va- Bsed as147 words
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Article42 1956-04-20 1 JERUSALEM, April 19 (Reuter) Both larael and Egypt have formally agreed to maintain c< i eflre along their borders following a reCjU( -t from Mr Day Hammir r-.;< eld the Unlt< d Na* |< m Sfcrt !arv-(J' n< ral.42 words
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Article574 1956-04-20 1 ANDREW ROTH - ANDREW ROTH Call For Expert Is Turned Down Flat By I 1 o.iHom Kurraii Chief I l».i\icl Marshall's suusestion for a I the ;pu»(lrka' delegution was I i i.i.t ni-bt first meeting to preI talks which begin on Monday. The man rejected was Mr. trick Gordon574 words
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Article35 1956-04-20 1 Hurt In Missile Explosion 19 <Reuwere in* being mera rocKP r. South Ausfcodcd today. I I i nad order- y to I nforniLt was beI for t I t men is ;>honed Woomera I addi-35 words
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Article53 1956-04-20 1 LONDON Iprll 18 (Renter) Mr ird i). rlangt r hu een ipi nted to Mice- 1 d Si] mhi rhomas a chair- m i-. -i m Britl h Over > rwaya Corpora- n, It was c t..v :m--n i need Xh< oi I ilrman 1 t ici53 words
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Article35 1956-04-20 1 COLOMBO \pril 19 i Heu- ir] M lintbatten Britain HfK Bet i rd todaj n il( c dl Pi Minist< ri I Cey] n Mr. 8< I m< n Banda anaik<35 words
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Article211 1956-04-20 1 Campaign To Stop Food To Reds MALACCA Thurs— A butler corridor along the M ihuta-Neuri sembilan oorder (>• seal <»H ;ill possible avenues ot food supply to the i^rrorists m the Tampin District will be declared tomorrow by the Emergency Operations Council. The corridor is about211 words
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270 1956-04-20 1 TEARS IN HER EYES AS PRINCE SLIPS ON THE RING MONACO, April 19 Reuter) Smiling happily, Pi nice Rainier and his film star br:dc began a triumphant tour of their miniature realm here today alter exchanging marriage vows m Monaco's c; am to Roman Catholic Cathedral. TVrus welled m Grace270 words
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Article107 1956-04-20 1 CAUSE: THE HE AT -REMEDY: NONE TAIPLI April II (UP).— 'II.. EnKll>h-lansuage China News today blamed sizzling hot m r Mil V InW-CUt dn and "tin vigour of for a surp up ir^t of i x crlmi In i- 1 rm< a. r< porting 200 mi oflencei m thi Taipei107 words
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236 1956-04-20 1 B K Pay Round Of Courtesy Calls LONDON, April II (Keuter)— Marshal Nikolai Bul-anin and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev today completed a round oi courtesy calls before settling down to the main purpose ol their 10-day u>it to Britain— talk** with Sir Anthony Eden on wond problems. They made a mornin-236 words
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Article, Illustration334 1956-04-20 1 BOURNE GETS MID-EAST COMMAND L I E D T.-GEH. S:r Geoffrey Bourne Director of Operations and G.O C. Malaya, has been given a top appointment by the war Office— the command of the entire British Middle Hast Land Forces. The appointment,334 words
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Article213 1956-04-20 1 Sorry To Lose Him, Says Tunku KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The federation Chief Minister, Tunkll Abdul Rc.:.:r.;)n. tOOighi }^aid wa< m ti ibute to the i ing D; lector of Opeiai. »n: Lt.-Gen Sir ueoifrev Bourne, who ho said Wai "the right mnn for the right job"' m the Middle East.213 words
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Article99 1956-04-20 1 Dragged For A Mile, Then Shot 1. 1 PAZ Bolivia. April I (Up. Indians In the Culplna ar< a of Chuquisaca Province w< fe report* I I i ave r .:ii, d four dm nby tyini t n to hOCJ c■• dragcin^ tl i m for more than a mile99 words
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Article89 1956-04-20 1 Death Ends Dutchman's Ordeal THE HAGUE. April L- on '-.colas Jur id of Dvi Military Intelligence m Ir. ne an n H was a Dutch Colony d.' d m Jakarta today ■at,..' iitin| verdict on charges a^ jn [ndooe Is was announced here. Jungschlaeger had two r. m quick earlyReuter; UP - 89 words
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Advertisement37 1956-04-20 1 20QOS STANDARD POLICE <£ CL f^ 111 ***** (5 line.) 2400 f^ J fLl V/^l FIRE BR| GADE GENERAL HOSPITAL m 2811 2414 jxj r^i Table Waten f L^ 7 °**-Vc M i 55 57 '"7N v.,, 137 words
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Advertisement75 1956-04-20 1 fIA I'MMARO 1 11^ NEW REX Trl «> S7 60 VK IBL'ECTiKOIN i t THE HIGH QUALITY SWISS WATCH JJ ill knmni to tin- orld since I y^^^^^k il*o nraibiblo a/A /A TV win* nm»v nf I A I '.V |/J m»i;./^ fit to s 7 I i"o/f/ (t striind75 words
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Article119 1956-04-20 2 'Equality For All' Rally Planned IPOH. Thurs. The Peopl Constitutional mmittec, seeking a mandate from the "forcommunities to ent their case to the 1 Constitutional Com:ll stage a mass rally on the Town Padang on Frici The Committee formed recently, will base their proposals on the four-point demands made by119 words
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Article45 1956-04-20 2 Factory Strike Looms El PATANI. Thurs Workers of the Lam Eng rubber factory are expected to strike tomorrow m protest against the management's delay m acceding to their demand for re-instatement of four dismissed colleagues. The factory which manufactures sole crepe, works round the clock.45 words
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Article385 1956-04-20 2 MCA Won't Let You Down Chinese Told MALACCA Hum Mr. Tan Siew Sin, publicity chairman of the Mil iyan Ch c As Iti D, lid vr»'-. pthr M 'A b»d a definite plan of action to obtain citizenship rightl Chinese m Malaya. Addressing a meeting385 words
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Article, Illustration93 1956-04-20 2 Bishop Of Macao Here On Visit THE Bbhop of Macao. Tolicarpo Da Costa Vaz, arrived m Singapore by Pan American Airways yesteiday for a one-month stay m the Co and Malacca. In reply to reporters at the airport Bishoo Policarpo if Commiu ac- Asia, then it [fht affect Macao. "But93 words
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Article154 1956-04-20 2 REQUEST FOR $55 MIL. KUALA LUMPUR. Thur Th< -xi :utive commiti r Of the M,L,iv;in Estate Own* El A Bd ifl n a r a meeting this morning decided to pr< Government to expedite the return to the rubber indu>:rv ol $55 million of M anl :r.:!".'. ttSTf cess" MccumvdMU154 words
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174 1956-04-20 2 How To Beat The Parking Problem By Traffic Boss Mr. NrlMm\ S£J '-iTSlfi^taJ brat the town In his annual report that underground or rr ?wl ft the ground might beb problem. These car parks could br .pporting. with a rea nal charge for parking space. ressed, however these r parks174 words
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Article43 1956-04-20 2 'PUR. Thurs. The National Union of Transport Workers has sought the assistance of the Commissioner for Labour and the Trade ser for an early nt of the strike involving 67 of its members and the Selangor Omnibus Cornpa:43 words
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Article165 1956-04-20 2 BriTFF/.vor: Thurs. Mr. B J. Jennings. F: dent of the Sessions Court, Butterworth, today imposed a fine of S6OO or three m ttthl imprisonment on Ollf Bah 1 Bff, 26, cor/. t on a charge of ctu n the death of an 81-year-old padi planter.165 words
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Article315 1956-04-20 3 A PUTTY ir*eld Chi- °ged m a SMagistrate's Court rday vas raped by a pirate I d driver on the Kallang runway after a long ride on the morning of Jan. 1 1. In the dock was Koh C: m| who was committr the next315 words
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Article97 1956-04-20 3 'We Owe Our Thanks To Britain' MA »WW her thank I the Briti h for the wellOTganized administrative iervices, modern cities and fine roa This was the impression «ivcn b y Vietnamese Director General of Police. General Ngir NgOC Le. of his recent visit to Singapore and the Federation. The97 words
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Article244 1956-04-20 3 Try To Avoid Stoppage: Thomas SINGAPORE'S Minister for Communications and Works and acting Labour .Minister. .Mr. Francis Thomas, yesterday expressed grave concern over the strike threat by 10,000 City Council employees. Mr. rhoma Bid: I <; great concern the possibility of a strike at the244 words
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Article25 1956-04-20 3 A WOMAN. Chons Ah 'I D vas found hanging from a tree m the comoound of a house m Everton Road, Singapore, iay.25 words
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Article31 1956-04-20 3 COUPLE Bitting out li the RafTles Library. Singapore, was robbed of a wrist-watch and two gold rings by two men armed with knives at 11 p.m. on Monday night31 words
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Article378 1956-04-20 3 HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SURVEY STARTS SOON SINGAPORE'S first house-to-house Coveinment survey on W&BDH expenditure a project planned behind closed doors by a top Swedish statistical expert for the past five months— will start m the Colony on Monday Df Eriand TOO Hofsi tl Director ol th<378 words
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Article35 1956-04-20 3 HONGKONG, April 19. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Honzkons $15.78 to £1 Sterling; 1M4129 to US$l: ?1 836 to Malayan $r. ?<>lBl to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold 125&29 to I tatL35 words
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Article107 1956-04-20 3 KUALA LUMPUR. ThUI |g A! I G.i ah Di t -> Malacca on tondaj i I "i pif- b aw ri earrylni packs. v r Ol the P M Oft ri I iDOUI W W■• r i t ry >•■ which unB iar <ied107 words
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Article165 1956-04-20 3 A NEW motor car racket exposed m Singapore recently has left finance companies with losses amounting to 8300,000. The racket was uncovered vr, n a major motor car finance company discovered thai about fid "f its new cars let out on hire purchase had been165 words
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Article138 1956-04-20 3 Jobless Want A Social Scheme TIU Singapore I ninn of Unemployed Persons yesterday nirrrrtcd the introduction of n v O i.i I Utttirant t> scheme to .t\ rrt the drill to m.iss urii-m--plovmcnt. Ihe sug^osl ion is < nntaincd m a nn'morandum tr> tlw M i ii i m v138 words
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Article85 1956-04-20 3 Bomb-Proof HQ To Be Tested SINGAPORE'S $400,000 homb-proof Combined PoliceMilitary Civil-Defence Headquarters m Pearl's Hiil will be tested from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m today. Forty Police radio patrol cars and 50 Army radio links will take part m this fullscale exercise. Communications from all parts of the island will85 words
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155 1956-04-20 3 MR Tan Chin f vcs T:> Ifßl <;t m Sil -:aporc H A sociation at its annual genera) meeting held lIIIA Hotel B f Gardei i-rier ofli I eled ii -Mr F. W. v.; r.c ir Ir. J. Ciiob. Comm;ttee: European Community—lll A. L B155 words
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184 1956-04-20 3 5,400 Say 'No' To Merdeka For S'pore THE id m ton of the "anti-Merdeka" movmn ni among the Malay? m Singapore sent their collection of signatures and memorandum to the Colonial Office on Wodnesr: The signature-books containing about 5.400 name? r persons who do not want Mordeka now for Singapore184 words
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Article66 1956-04-20 3 KUALA I." IPUR, num.— Goh Koay Guan p'.eaded guilty to possession of ten pounds of raw opium and was fine by the President of the Sessions Court today. When revenue officers of the Customs Department raided Goh's home m the 'Million Dollar Housing Estate m Ipoh66 words
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Advertisement117 1956-04-20 3 serve j HEINZ OX TAIL SOUP! I I Et 1 ¥p r^ ilk The distinctive goodness of f^g^T Hiinz Ox Tail Soup supplies >^~ the touch of the unusual so *C I Bany meals nee<J I lOx Tail Soup isy and convenient to serve and J intalizing aroma greets you,117 words
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Advertisement119 1956-04-20 3 STARTS TODAY of /he CAPITOL "Will mv r now uondcrfu! entertainment but be ;i -pert and take the children alon^. It nil plca.se them enormously.' dcri-ci' Read. Sini:ap<»re standard. 1 ..c^ 1 if fills 1 i dM3P^|^ Ai^ f/ 1 I^S -Jf% t Ml s^^^^^L aI A wm j^ f119 words
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166 1956-04-20 4 NEW APPEAL TRIBUNAL FOR ROAD HAULAGE MEN KUALA LrMPI'K. TLurs. tton v.ho dispute tbe decisions of the Commissioner for Road Transport can m future appeal to a tribunal to be H op HHd t a ID W Rad Transport Hill coming up before the ||«j meeting of the L gislative166 words
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390 1956-04-20 4 'Drunk? Play Chess With Me' Challenge DOCTOR TELLS COURT OF ALCOHOL TEST PENANG, Thurs. A former Palestine Police Officer, John Dennis Laws, who was being examined at the General Hospital for drunkenness, asked the doctor to play chess with him to see how sober he was, the Magistrate's Court was390 words
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Article183 1956-04-20 4 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers spot fob nn iij No 1 KS.S Slav nu Ml No. 1 June Ml Ml No. M| !»oj' No. 90 M] Tone: Steady Tl>. PKICF The prire of tin yesterd.iv vis S.l* Si per pit ul183 words
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306 1956-04-20 4 Abolish Methods Dept. Urges Councillor Sim It's Worse Than A Secret Society' WHF.N the Oiganization and Methods Department \v;ts created m in."> 3. its main function w.is t*» save money for the Singapore City Council by streamlining the work i— was alleged m last nigh: m of the Malayanization Commission,306 words
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Article76 1956-04-20 4 ELECTIONS for the Singapore City Council might be held m December this year, the acting Chief Minister Mr. Chew Swee Kee told The Standard yesterdvi Tentative proposals of the Government include universal adult franchise for local govent elections, irrespective of" citizenship qualifications. The term of76 words
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Article74 1956-04-20 4 THE pioneer m radio re- h B India. Prole- B X Mitra. Emeritus Professor of Radiophysics and Eli ironies. Vice-Pre-ident ot Dnivenlt] College of Tecl^. University of Calcutta, and Vice-President ol Ihe Institute ot Radiophysl< will arrive m Bing l- ;> re cm Ifaj i^4. Prof74 words
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Article27 1956-04-20 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. An Indian tapper on Xanvo Estate. Pcri^ran'i. ha.-- declined to accept compensatk n I r ibility following injuriea reCeived m an accident!27 words
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Article29 1956-04-20 4 THE BegimentaJ Band of the 2nd Battali the Hoy., Wei h F: ten will play m f he Singapore FJirtamf Gar- on s,;::Mav. Crom J— CIS p.m.29 words
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Article217 1956-04-20 4 A LAWYERS clerk and a coffee stall proprietress i brutally slashed with choppers m two separate incidt nta m Singapore last night Both art In critical condition m the General H pital. The clerk, c. i. Danker, suffered cut. on his head and his body217 words
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Article52 1956-04-20 4 KI'ALA LUMPUR. T;w.r, Too Soo Lian, i 1 wai bo I i lifted and discharged by the First Magistrate on a rhars^ of causing hurt to her mx-vea r- o 1 d dau ghter Teo was alleged to haw thrown hot water on the child. Tan52 words
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Article315 1956-04-20 4 GURDER Singh, 26. of Ipoft) Ron* todtj claimed trial hetbi Kui I Lumpur First Magistrate, to a aargi of ising erin Im lon on a Sikh I v.'h intent to outrage her modesty Up Ml .anted $300 i bli Uu Bm 4 I r Jtuii M M ISS315 words
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Article125 1956-04-20 4 A Highly Amusing Report KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Oilicials m the Federal Tn II were today highly iman d by reports that the new Finance Minister. Col. H. S. Lee. was planning to sell part of Malaya's currency m Britain to get the money I I to push through the 1125 words
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Article44 1956-04-20 4 TEX secret society gang flung bottles at six members cf a rival gang m Nanking Street, last night. The six men, drinking coffee at a stall, fled. Bottk stall, smashing glass panes and showcases. Nobody was hurt and no arrests made.44 words
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Advertisement242 1956-04-20 4 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTBACtIONS TODAY 1 0 DEO N.^i??" IKHTS < <>\IH AT I M>UC I 111 -M \!)m\\ OF ri.UKHH L V KAN M I MM VIA1II)\ A! I V H XX \KIM» j^ i \iii\\ .ii:<.\ni-\l!<\ i. mi \S\ IS ii<HM<»»ii»i; TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT mmmmmmm m tin m "HALF242 words
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Advertisement174 1956-04-20 4 SHAW Kaoii;;it^ o; 4<^/ iMPifOL^^S WALT h j\ t I TECHNICOLOR V* i I WIDE SCREEN J Midnight Tomor- ""^"^si J HU- XI IM. I,: VPI i X I < mw. rr^ 11-1.45-4-6JD.U t MAKH 1N,.. Ml i "THREE BAD JjSTERS J ..k\m. n;i\ mr n %t< "WAGES Of- FEAR174 words
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Miscellaneous71 1956-04-20 4 Weather Report II I.MMUM Temperature: From 7.30 p.m. April 18 to a.m. April 19 Singapore Penang (75F). Kota Bahru (73F), Kuala Lumpur (74 Ipoh (not received >. Kuantan i'75F). Maximum Temper;. From 7.30 .a m. April 18 to p.m. April 19. Singapore <88F>. Penang <BKF). KA Bahru 190F), Kuala Lumpur71 words
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499 1956-04-20 5 NEEDLE (Third Degree) TREATMENT ALLEGED IN COURT 3 MEN ON WRONGFUL CONFINEMENT CHARGE A 23-YEAR.olij odd »f» labourer alleged m Singapore Third J i>tnct Court vrstcrdav that two mm applied Uiird degree methods on mm to extract information on the whereabouts °i ik friend. a alleged he a ogated with499 words
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175 1956-04-20 5 THE youth of Asia should mi ige of every opportunity to learn the fundan, nt i of regulated competitive free enterprise, the American Consul-Genera] m S ipore. Mr. Elbridge Durbrow. told a large gathering of Jaycees yesterday. Speaking n 'i through Free Enterpri Mr175 words
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82 1956-04-20 5 MGM Chief Here For 'Guys Dolls' THE Supervisor of M.G I for Asia. Mr. Seimor Meyer, b now m Singapore to negotiate the screening ol the picture "Guys and Dolls." Mr. Meyer arrived by air from Tokyo yesterday after attending the Asian premiere of the latest M.G.M. hit "Guys and82 words
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Article83 1956-04-20 5 RADAR SPELLS DOOM FOR SMUGGLERS SINGAPORE Customs yes- iv t n<d the noose on Colony smugglers with the installation of radai OB 13 peed Marine launches. Th» i "in:* me i yes" can see through f( i and darkness up toad, tance erf five miles. The launch- I mselves powerful83 words
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Article180 1956-04-20 5 Two Plead Not Guilty TWO men, Chan Choo Seng and Lee Cheng Choon. who were alleged to have carried out a $1,200 robbery of a provision shop m Changi last year, yesterday stood trial at the Assize Court m Singapore. Both plea I not guilty. The180 words
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Article153 1956-04-20 5 Start From The Bottom, Says Dato KI.WLA LUMPUR. Th v Dato Yahaya bin Haji Abdul Razak. "Malay Elder Statesman, today advised fellow Malays with business ambitions io "start hawking" and climb the commercial ladder the hard way. The Dato. who represents Malay commerce m the Federal Council, declared: "Malays 111153 words
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Article77 1956-04-20 5 PUPILS of Qu Eng B I School. Blngapore, terdmy hricl rin (xhibiiion ol urt, handwork and iftWlff. Aetißf Principal, Mr. Peter Lim told Th> Standard that the exhibition gave the pupils chance to eiCTCtee their Ingenuity and resourcefulD< At the .same time, part nta could sec what77 words
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Advertisement252 1956-04-20 5 that silkrn .^^KKm franranro V shr lo\t s WF to v^car mm an| m\M m ~d^mr Aim -Br\ if Perfume, Lotion and Eau dc Cologne ARCACE BUILC NG HAFRfI \*-'Z I MBMC r c "Shuddering Excitement' 1 "Clawing Suspense' Yvcs\l()MA\U Charles VA\LI IM« r V Ml X I STARTS pCV252 words
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Miscellaneous155 1956-04-20 5 cMlmcuxctc Information at a Glance \|U|;| A If I ><M II IN: aspects Bri:ncil Gallery 6 p.m. -Hi I I i<> tree Film Show. ColQuay 115 p m \\M Shorthand Class. Body Building and w. ng.Judo m.l Table Tennis Practice 7 p.m. Motor Repair Class 7.30 p.m i Square Dance155 words
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Miscellaneous275 1956-04-20 5 .<; .art (S)\ 7 nm. New? M 0 News Talk tS/KL) 715 The Ke!ab:t« (S) 730 Movie _:az:ne «S) 8 pm East <V VJv Radio Gazette (Si; I nm. Music by <S) NaiM iS>; H. 45 Swing Music Rev:ew iKL>: 10 15 Opera Corner iF sic from the h. irliquin275 words
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Miscellaneous347 1956-04-20 5 (lfVoOmi- 2'""' for Millions (1H B 2 18 hrn); 290 Cl;ve Amad.os Q; ,v (16 82 iy.s9mi; 3 p.m Auttra ia Artists tlfi.B2mi: TN \oice of (16.82 m i 3 2.i Austral m Ed "rial Opinion d ;H2m»; 3.30 Australia Today IISJSaa): 340 Australian Composers ilfiB2m>; 350 Australian Snort '16.82347 words
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Article620 1956-04-20 6 SINGAPORE'S political confusion became MR confounded when PAP Assemblyman and r legate to the freedom talks «tHI t H O eminent, Harry Lee Kuan Yew, steppe 1 > plane at London airport Cur n:e oil newsman who addressed him by !:-:>: the PAP leader gave his620 words
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Article281 1956-04-20 6 HOI the first Malayan students sailed foi the United KIDfdQH la ttM latti i part ol Ihc last centur higher rtndles, thej went ta i different of mind to that of their COUnterpartl of the fifth decade of c t iitury. These are mfh ed to be enliph:-281 words
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Article544 1956-04-20 6 Sir: "Lover of Freed' writinQ m r *JJ** o The 'Si 9€U 0* <l r I :nas Graham jar urg Q cautioJi and prudence m the pmgn jor Mi J° r this colony. He characterizes Ut, Graham's attitude as that oj a slave afraid of the544 words
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THE NEWS ASIT STRIKES ME
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Article715 1956-04-20 6 I \AILY \vt. the people ot 1 Singapore, mount the deep debt oi gratitude we OWC to HUM Oi our politick] geniuses I almost wrote Qehll for enlarging our knowledge of men and matters. Second to none m this Bell-lmpOMd nar.'.nai educational enterprise foi the masses emasculated by715 words
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Article, Illustration484 1956-04-20 6 A COMMUNIST SPY RING IS EXPOSED f\S March 1 of this year Iran ordered the assistant military attache of the Soviet Embassy expelled as a spy. The officer. Major Anatoli I. Kuznetsov, was arrested with an Iranian Air Force officer while m possession of strategically valuable Iranian documents. Major K;./.ucl>ov484 words
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Article, Illustration32 1956-04-20 6 AN IRANIAN soldier hol<s b *^~^->H ship cards of the communist printed by the secret plant. TheCi" I a distnbut.ng centre for intern Q w, I propaganda printed m other country I32 words
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Article281 1956-04-20 6 Sensational Discovery Was Made xious as every hour gave commui agents more time to conceal theii treachery. Just as the coded papers were about to be flown to cryptographers m another country, the tireless Iranian analysts solved Mobasheri's cipher. decoded documents 1 revealed the extent of the communist infiltration into281 words
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Article164 1956-04-20 6 ];rom I I arrested '26 5M imprison* -*M nian foveicnftTH have been or, the al revolution iKore 9 smashed C qbJ conspiracy. nization had fc^| infiltrate army and pew ]M years earlier. diM s them ed nearly tary seer' tailed infonatiot7 strength and t.waM Iran's armed I I ring164 words
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254 1956-04-20 6 sir: Tr.e f^.m^r Eurasian Association has certainly taken a Sfc p In the right direction In iiveniv.j. a :r.a -s i tine oi a.l Eurasians on Sunday, 22nd April, to discuss "Eurasians and an Inci- pendant M:ilaya" but v is most unfortunate that their254 words
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Article127 1956-04-20 6 Throw Bus Routes Open S.r Only two bases headbu I r Beach Road an -a liable to serve the public at Thomson Road from 4 p.m. to iIS rDL Usually there la no 10 ifftasje of buses all Of this route at other hours of the day. The cause could127 words
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We the PEOPLE
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166 1956-04-20 6 Sir: An increase of pay has been given to all the staffs of the Clerical Services with the exception of the "temporaries."' The re-employed per. fters who also come under the category of •'temporaries" have also benefited m this as they are paid166 words
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173 1956-04-20 7 Sir Winston Will Meet B K At Dinner Party I Chance He Never Had... l l M >7-Sir Winston Churchill m V n retirp ment, toda\ got xrhiv\yi\\n office-an opportunity soxirt I nions new leaders statesman mm invited by p. .ony Eden 0 pStS^i souring >...•• ier Nik aB I173 words
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Article14 1956-04-20 7 \I») n .'rators Nikolai a Khrushpresentiofl hony >ot long •orying with14 words
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Article14 1956-04-20 7 reported Gov--1 that the n at Rane legai had been f emnments.14 words
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Article15 1956-04-20 7 HampAP»— A parachuted seconds k F S Sabrejet i -exploded Ml Monad- 'era cor-15 words
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Article13 1956-04-20 7 •a. April constituected last the first tim« m stuci n-style conountry.13 words
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Article82 1956-04-20 7 LONDON. April 19 <Reuter) A woman and men one a namesake of a famous Russian writer—* fined here tody. shouting insults at Marshal Nikolai Bulganin and Mr. N Khrushchev when the S^ leaders arrived here teriav John Jorc. i Mi s Lesley Greene were each82 words
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233 1956-04-20 7 Grace Her Prince Offered A Kingdom r.! \l XI V 111 l I v alifornia. April I (P (ira. I X who became a prinres» with h>r m v riage to li X linier < \n he a quern it hr husband ac- pis Ml ..fV, r m »dc yest233 words
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Article55 1956-04-20 7 Nicos: v. I CAP).— Three masked gun:;, n Bhol critically v. mded a British -employee Cypri I va--ter as his wife stood helplessly by m Limas>ol today. The trio fled m a <• The victirr. V s- innu 25. was struck by seven bullets :n a55 words
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Article, Illustration37 1956-04-20 7 Photo. FRENCH and Vietnamese brothers inarms stand side by side m silent tribute recenlly when thry honoured those who dirrJ m thr fight against tho Communists, at a ceremony on the War Memorial. Saigon. Indochina. ApAp - 37 words
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119 1956-04-20 7 Arson Is Suspected SAN rRANCISCO April 19 (AP)— Flames roared through a downtown hotel yesterday, killing 2 guests. inju: g 22 and driving others through windows and down ladders into the early morning darkness. The hotel is the 50-room St George. Survivors, shivering m119 words
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Article100 1956-04-20 7 'U.S. Losing Friends In Asia' BOSTON. April 10 (UP) Labour leader Walter Rputhcr said on his return l'rom i 4 000-mlle tour a! India yesterday that United State* i 1 itii n with A:a are "deti riorating seriously." The vice-president of the AFL-dO, laid the United Btatea Is trying the100 words
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Article24 1956-04-20 7 ISRAKL riiri n-' rnr.T.cr. 1 on MOSCOW*! Hlipi c oA iv to he'r> solve tne thorny Middle E i tern problem.— UJ24 words
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Article102 1956-04-20 7 CANBI RRA, April 19 (UP) The sooner Australian fol |tl out of Malaya the belter, >urite member Reginald Pollard, told the House of Representatives yesterday. "Australian gove mm o n t members who speak of the come given our troops m Malaya" he said102 words
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Article76 1956-04-20 7 Communists' Appeal Dismissed Nicosia. Cyprus, April II •UP)— A Cyprus court yesterday dismissed an appeal of four top Cypriot Cummun:>ts imprisoned und* r the government > emergency I.r.v Th^ prisoners include trie mayors of Lanarca anri Llmassol and the secretary ol the Cyprus Communist Parry. They had demanded thai G76 words
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Article27 1956-04-20 7 THE Soviet Union announced yesterday the formation of an atomic energy authority to co-ordinate the spread of atomic age to all walks of life. UPUP - 27 words
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172 1956-04-20 7 Singers Conduct Praised BIEMINGHAM, Ala In ma April IU <AP> JaifC K.ilph K. Parker, yesterday con\icted three men of attacking Neero singer Nal (Kin^) Cole and ordered them jailed for maximum terms of IK days each. Parker sentenced a fourth man. Jesse Mabry, i'.i. an172 words
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241 1956-04-20 7 Britain Stands Firm On Mid-East Peace NO CHANGE IN UK, US, FRANCE GUARANTEE LONDON, April 19 (UP) Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd reaffirmed yesterday that Britain stands firmly alongside the United States and France as guarantors of Middle Eastern peace. "Then htt been M change m the view of the government241 words
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Article63 1956-04-20 7 vHOridN f ntland April IS \P (.rocrr John Simpson Inld a bankrupt' rnurt hr wrnt brokr br.auvr hr mmffi his businrss t«t thr tow n s «>trf < t Hnu.sfwi\rv ijm(l to vh-.p m thrir aprons uhrn hjv pla(, \uv a Md» vttrrt Simpson too iloud\ for63 words
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Article82 1956-04-20 7 LONDON Apr".. 19 <Kr-vr' —Police operating :n a protective cordon around the hotel wl Marsha] Bul- -..n and Mr Khrush are staying ftftn I Itaf irtl I od a French Journ U and chareed him with "obstruc- r. Mounted an 1 foot police r.round ClanriE< Hotel82 words
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Article34 1956-04-20 7 HERR Thfodor Blank. Weit German Defence Minister. let lan I m B^nn yesterday (i- rmany was obliged under the Atlantic Pact to provide defence I nts 0.000 n raised by conscription. Reuter.34 words
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Article95 1956-04-20 7 9 Burned Alive In Riots TETUAX, Spani.-n IiOTOCeSx Apn! 19 (AP) Nine persons 1 ne burned alive, three others Id Bd and 20 injured m street rioting on TlMSday m Lararhe and Alcazar Quivir between followers of Morocco's two main poetical parties. Both Lararhe and Ale, v. Quivir are m95 words
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Article63 1956-04-20 7 behlin. April 19 lAP) An American tnni pctratt who n» nt move than thn yean In Bovlet pdaoo camp wa< sentenced v a UA. niltitary court today to 16 years at hard labour. Private Sidney Ray Spark > 23. pleaded euilty before a general court63 words
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208 1956-04-20 7 New Agency Awaits Final OK WASHINGTON. April 19 (UP)— Twelve nations Including Russia and the United State- yesterday approved a draft charter for an ir/< national atomic agency aimed at 1 withering men's hope lor praeeiul uso of the n.i^htv atom. The208 words
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Article78 1956-04-20 7 Ceylon Gets New Speaker MM 19 «Rpu- Mr Ii a solicitor m his early fifties, was today unanimously el< ted Speaker <: rvai.: 1 crts who was defeated at polls m the recent &vi Mr. Ismail, Deputy Speaker m the di> has represented the predo* ■tfaantLy Moslem jinxlitiiiMcy of Puttalem78 words
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Article46 1956-04-20 7 <Rruter> Th< Govrnm has decic ri pead capital punishrr t h roe years ag an eapeitancnl* il sources said today. Ed at \ho md of \h(> rxprrlmental per ■o«ers on i .d stand to n su.pmded as a resttlt ol Che d46 words
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Article35 1956-04-20 7 —The 1 ment today lifted precautions \> ih mic plnfU* lposed recently on travellers arriving from Saigon. it ted that an outb buboni-! pla^.. Sou- nam a f' i- had not spreir:35 words
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Article23 1956-04-20 7 ONE hundred and eight persons were reported missing yesterday In storm and Hood <1 vastated from the weather was -UP.23 words
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Advertisement71 1956-04-20 7 for INVALIDS and the ELDERLY rph *^W M 7 MILK, with its wealth of J natural food properties and /^X easy digestibility, is particularly -^l suitable for invabds and <0 /r I elderly. *c 7)\ V X^^ NESPRAY is MILK m j tB safest and most convenient form and can71 words
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Advertisement50 1956-04-20 7 jj^RAmiH THE GREATEST NAME IN CYCLING RAJAH 22" Block with rimim l»\^i srPr^ jb brakes 9 carCQse •nl^KKißttW $fi\ STANDARD Block v V^=^y^ Above p-ices include Bell, Stood ond Lomp Sib Distributors* BUY GENUINE [m IPPD9I RALEIGHS ONLY Wlflll|f f 1 V| I jk^M imitations. HHI^bHHfIBhBAHHHHHB Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang50 words
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Article, Illustration58 1956-04-20 8 Li Li Hwa Sings... They Cheer! M)REDS bt -sieged Odcon Theatre, Singtipttre, last night to see famous Hongbmm§ film star Li Li Him waking a persona! appearance at the premiere of "The blame of LOT*" In which she starred. Miss Li Li Una uas presented nith a gold medallion hv58 words
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Article65 1956-04-20 8 CARRIERS OPEN TO PUBLIC TWO of the latest British aircraft carriers, the Albion and Centaur, arrived m Singapore iay on a two-day goodwill v. Both carriers which participated m the recent air-sea exercises are under the overall command of Rear Admiral Arthur Reid Pedder. Flag OffiAircraft Carriers, who flies board65 words
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Article46 1956-04-20 8 A YOUTH. Lam Ken Kin, was yesterday given the benefit of the doubt and acquitted m a Singapore Court of a charge of theft of a fountain inging to Chong Kirn Chock at Victoria Street and '.ore Road, on Jan. 15 last year.46 words
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Article242 1956-04-20 8 TWENTY-FOUB Singapore Chinese crew members of the Royal Interocean liner Niew Holland were "shocked"' at the news that their ship owners had leplaced them with a crew from Hongkong. The local engine crew recently brought m the vessel from Indonesian and Australian po: Mr. Yeo242 words
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Article198 1956-04-20 8 \i;i lovers v !1 have thf oppoi i unit l" stud) the paintings ol ;i tup i lass I'M .il arti>t. Mr Chen en Hni on M.iv 4 when the Singapore \rt Soiiet\ present .1 one-man exhibition a tl'.<- British Coum Cialler} Stamford Road. Mr.198 words
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140 1956-04-20 8 'A GROUP of Singapore and Federation Geography teachers and University Honours graduates m Geography met m Singapore recently to discuss the formation of a Malayan Geographical So- The Standard was told yesterday. The meeting, sponsored by Mr. Peter S. T. Lim of the Teachers'140 words
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Article, Illustration270 1956-04-20 8 PROTEST AGAINST LFvvl IMPOSED FOR JOB S ACTION BY ASSN. DESCRIBED AS HIGH-HANDED THE 11th Rover Crew has resigned en bloc from the Singapore Boy Scout Movement m protest against a levy imposed on all Scouts by the local Association. The Association has called on all Scouts to pay270 words
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Article33 1956-04-20 8 JOIIORF BAHIV. Th When riding a bicycle yesterdfty m Scuriai. CpL De\va, of Urn .Tohore Police, was knocked down by a car and subseq ni v died from injuries receh c33 words
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Article59 1956-04-20 8 THE Singapore representative of Universal Pictures Ltd., Mr W R. Orr. will leave the Colony^ on April 30 to attend the company's first Sales Convention m Hollywood on May 7. The conference will be attended by branch managers a all over the world. It will be59 words
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Article62 1956-04-20 8 GOH Ah Tee of Telok A Basin was tentatively charged m the Singapore Sixth Court yesterday with armed robbery. The prosecution alleged that Goh, m the company of three others, robbed Mohamed Ibrahim bin Sheik Mydin of $1,150 on board the motor v Tong Goan m62 words
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Article53 1956-04-20 8 SINGAPOI Government' JWterday nominated a Colony l lawyer. Mr. Tan. a s the; chairman of the Civil Services' Tribunal The Tribunal which will commence its sitting on May 10 will hear a claim by 600 Gov-j ernmenl lin« I 30 months' fc I aance m I53 words
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Article189 1956-04-20 8 AN 11 -YEAR-OLD boy pleaded with his mother not to sell his newlyborn sister when the woman offered the infant for sale to the Singapore Social Welfare yesterday. This dramatic scene stunned Social Welfare officials when the woman told them that she wanted to sell the child to pay189 words
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Article43 1956-04-20 8 LEE KFE FOXG yesterday claimed trial m the Singapore Eighth Mag: ittfa Court to a charge of causing hurt to Par" Teng Par at 10 p.m. on April 17 at Lavender Street. Bail of $200 wa> allowed till April43 words
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Article51 1956-04-20 8 DUTCH DAY IKE -fetfcrrh* ■eafcraati I obien f d ii Sttn» !hr Dutch r*WM < memh^ uho cave their liw IWUnd Unni *«i| nmiut? M be observed at a mm be laid bytbtC* ral. thrtoiiM i.m(N \v u\ mmm a representatnf «f I r< h.inl Ni and dent of tbe51 words
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Advertisement365 1956-04-20 8 about thc NEW Million Dollar j I if More than pays for itself I I j^^^^^^^WK By Mokin 9 y° ur Petrol B Y BOOSTING POWER By ADDING YEARS to 1 I i (<^^^ LAST LONGER and performance Your Engine Life I VL-^-^ llmf- Tests have shown up to a365 words
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653 1956-04-20 9 Where women wear the STRIPED pants L w I RALPH CHAMPION m New York. 1 JUOK women m tena today hold jobs where I men what to ri the v are so tbeiiif boss that would like a them. the U.S. Labour, ddcd every it used o male. re women653 words
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Article, Illustration699 1956-04-20 9 JOHN WALTERS - JOHN WALTERS by Leopoldt'ttle, Belgian Congo. JTVERY married Briion will a^rec that his wife while heinhis pride and joy is also one hell of a problem. That is why no husband on Ignon the 'L^timony and sdwcp of a braw man m the Belgian699 words
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Article, Illustration453 1956-04-20 9 FED NAGGING WIFE TO LIONS VI \DIMIK A mistook Kratitudp for love and it led to murder. The only son of wealthy parents who lived near Bucharest, Hungary. Vladimir was from childhood very keen on animals. When his parents tried to get him interested m other careers he ran away453 words
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Advertisement166 1956-04-20 9 7/ie world famous family of TIGER medicinal products HEADACHE CURE Unmatched by cny other pain reliever for Headache Neuralgia, Colds, Mental Strain. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL I AMAZING PILES CURE r '!J"1 vMIHIN lIU H\^^ \MIII(i| J VI. \IE^ HI HI I»l r MM k <. rn.\R<;i:s166 words
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Miscellaneous59 1956-04-20 9 p3WQED PUZZLE |ii I 13. If torn it means nothing to 63 him «11> \(|qm 14. Indifferent (2. 2) 17. Lever for a soldier (5> nn- lg^ For f unny S ongs (3. 6) brandy 21. Perseverance that a donkey starts (9) <5. 6> 23. Such a driver is a59 words
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Miscellaneous199 1956-04-20 9 2?. Lame person? (4) 28. And shining out the or (Dickens) (11) 31. How Robin Redbreast comes C m song (6) 32. Portrait artist or any lady? I Flowers m 'ores f6) Stretcher which could ree with sick (9) MOW 1 It pays him to look into a girls eyes199 words
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Article229 1956-04-20 10 PHB M Exchange B OB made the following rates to mcrI ONDON: selling TTorOD 2 3 2 buying airmail TT I I OD 2 4 1 .4 14 4:> ri it 4 9 16, 80 d it 2 4 3 8. st or 3 m il 2 4229 words
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Article123 1956-04-20 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon I prices per picul :day: Copra April $30i buyers. $30i{ sellex MIJ $30 i buyers. $31 sellers; coconut oil »bulk> $47 coconut oil (drums i |50j M intok white pepper $103 seller Baran 1102 sellers. Special B uran black $T7 sellers. Singapore Copra123 words
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Article179 1956-04-20 10 Business In Shares MAI AYAM iharcbrok< i reported the follOWini business done yp:tcrriav:N i rdi $1.67: Gamn i I Colls 91 >' M Box II 0 R -'ips Hotel $2 I Robii W rnld S1 (i o to |I.4fc Str lits Time W c fld lot> r X ng i179 words
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Article121 1956-04-20 10 MALAYAN FALLS AGAIN Big Pound Demand THE Malayan dollar lost its value by 1/32 of a penny m terms of sterling, following big demand for them in Singapore yesterday. Mr. G A. P. Sutherland, chairman of the Malayan EyfiMiflP Banks Association yesterday said: "There been IW on local hanks to121 words
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Article241 1956-04-20 10 Top Level Changes In Goodyear THK Goodyear Tire c^: Rubber Company m Akron, Ohio haa anD o U n c c d important changea In its top level management. Mr. P. W, Lit iiiield. chaird an ol the I oard, nai raliaquished his autboritiea andI a ponsibiiities chief ex< utive241 words
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Article40 1956-04-20 10 RK April 18. <VP^ Jones closing averages: BitM Ks no Industrie 20 Rails Ii Utilities «Hl7 65 Stocks 179.86 BONDS 40 Bonds 97 02 The Dow-Jones Comm Futures Index (1924-26 average equals 100 > closed h! 154 08.40 words
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484 1956-04-20 10 iroil, Thins. The tin mining industry m the country has warned Government that unless something Ls done to replace depleting ore reserves, tin production is bound to decline, the economy of the country will sutler and the necessary funds tor the expansion of social484 words
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Article144 1956-04-20 10 THERE wu mo Mtttef trn■'••.■•V m ;,il MCtiOOl Ol Ihi Ma...v m ihan market yesterday Iii t liiMi^c- tnoounced jfes•or i.,v by the MalajTWl Snare- 1 1 tkers 1 A 1 1 i,-, 1 lor w ercrINntSTRIVKS B r.cis S^ollrrs Gammon 2.00 2 07 Straits Times 2144 words
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Article, Illustration436 1956-04-20 10 Holland's Trade With F.E. Expands -FRIENDSHIP THE KEY HOLLAND has been able to mainra a fair share of her trade with the Fcr E~ i despite changing conditions m the region Dutch Consul-General m Kobe, Mr. Willcm H de Roos, said m Singapore yesterday. the official attributed this to theStandard - 436 words
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Article, Illustration82 1956-04-20 10 MR. A. M. CHERIAN a ncmber of Shell's senior m Singapore leaves for K. next Tuesday to attend a course m training techniques. He joined Shell m 1934 as a junior chemist m the company's central laboratory at Bukom. From 1936. Mr. Cherian was chief analyst and82 words
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Article20 1956-04-20 10 POLAND nnd India signed i trade agreement m v Delhi providing for ln- .t-ed trade and tfChntraJ collaboration.20 words
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Article126 1956-04-20 10 SHIPS IN PORT OI'TKR RO\l>> Aeneas, Karanata. Seuu Maru. Chungking. i;. z r 1 ft Tyndareus. Langir. Mandei lie Prince Salvor. Rawanc rat 1 INNER R()\D< Pai ekoi Vt R Letek 'i T" PinWM- Billiton, Salong. jr. Lrt- s« iwtto. Ifarudu S< nang, Lcksul ag Ar: Wil Kng Sumpitan. .1126 words
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Article137 1956-04-20 10 Goodrich: US$2OO M. Expansion THE Goodrich Rubber Company plans to spend 200 million for expansion m the next five years. the chairman of the company told the annual meeting m New York ycfr-l terday. The new money needed will come mainly from retained earnings, he added. The president of theReuter - 137 words
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Article22 1956-04-20 10 Team For U. S. A J SE indu? 4 study team will leave Tokyo today for a six-week tour Amc- traction projert.sJ22 words
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Article31 1956-04-20 10 1 I I I I I I I I sjs I I produced I I ommend over fror cour I v A I I MH W < al-n been em: public31 words
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Article59 1956-04-20 10 I per lb. tor first p*m shipment I market fWM I i cent on Wednesdel The rise wa< d*«|l country report I the mtrfcrt of l*j* I action" by »^f| The """J^jjfß I 1 London over.:: I In the absent iM acre I began to I the late af59 words
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Advertisement623 1956-04-20 10 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEP I MENT: Various Sizes of Sti Countersunk Head; Bra Head and Brass Round Wood Screws. Close 12 NOON > 56; and (ii) Purchase of Close 12 N00N— 8.5.56. Forms from Electricity Department (Room 109). ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT: (A) Dredging and Removal of all623 words
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Advertisement539 1956-04-20 10 PKRAK MALAYS HIGHER STIDIES HMUMBN MM) wpm iQAKD 0V IVUVIUI 1 ;rv. I pllftkMM for holarshi] fr m Malm] j r f ik birth to undergo the foOOWtni eOVBH ovcr.ea-: (a) 1 for Aericulture. <b> l CiTil Engini ring. (c) 1 Forestry. <di 1 Accountancy. (c) 1 Survey. Applicants mu>t539 words
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Advertisement62 1956-04-20 10 From Hongkong to Rj"9. o n T^ cstc o nd «'!«>» J mv AVALA 25/27 Apr Gcn.ro- Agent, EAST MOIM ,7-B. Rob.nscn Rood n c Mo.occo: J M. *7J^HB£^ P. Shorn E-Scoson T' J, B ~^^> Pcnong Eng Hong Trc k-< TC ***** T «Frc,9M- J "PAGATE for Indrog Port62 words
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Advertisement670 1956-04-20 11 |r, r SCH TRADING CO., LID I ELUE FUNNEL UNE BfOUTH MMI CAN SERVICE H OltTiniOf# rhll ,i fj^ p j r^ I i: P Sham Pcnan Co*~l It I»d M:4 Ap, 25,26 Apr 27 9/M lune 15/16 un 17/]g po>M to lp<d «"d d.vchanj, cargo. RTH GERMAN LLOYD HAMBURG670 words
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Advertisement1164 1956-04-20 11 1f..-*? 5 MA "SFIELD tic CO., LTD. Te1: 2412 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE <A C .7.^!'° n f Pfocctd Vl o^er ports to 10-id and d.«har«e cargo. iAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW. LONDON b CONTINENT. Singapore t«m« v for Marseille* Ut MrfjPJJ r>e»*»t Auto.tcut tot" Liverpool O A ><^l* Apr 24,1,164 words
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Advertisement918 1956-04-20 11 MITSUI LINE FOR JAPAN from Inri o Pt Amog.son Maru <r VY C koBanic Moru for Y-/-ohamo Hodokosa.* Moru for Yoko homo Kobi r.cgca. v o *°^°nc 25 Apf Harunoson Moru for Yokohand. Nogoyq, Kobe via c*»' or q 14 M °y F O* USA y io Suez for r.ew918 words
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Advertisement699 1956-04-20 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES" SAILINGS TO CONTINENT SCANDINAV A For Ad*.n, Port So.d, Gcnoo Antw rp Rottcrdom Mo^N'v x "POONA" Gdos 15 16 1300hrt xx "SUMBAWA" 25 ;V Apr Apr May 2 3 Mo, xxx "JUTLANDiA" 16 ||M^ |f 1 9 M«y 20 I' M oy "»x "FALSTRIA" obt: 29 SlMoy699 words
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Article737 1956-04-20 12 A.J.P. Taylor - A.J.P. Taylor by .WWWW V\\\\\\v I MUSSOLINI: T w I- I LIGHT AND FALL. I By Homan Dombiow- I ski. Translated by I H. C. Stevens. (Heine- mann. 215.) jLfUSSQLJN] ilwayi urn himself as a performer on the great stage of History He was for ever conning737 words
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449 1956-04-20 12 ARNOLD TOYNBEE - BOOKS of the we Testament Of Islam ARNOLD TOYNBEE By THE KORAN IN 11 1; PRETED. By Arthur J. Arberry. < \llrn inri L'nwin. Iwo o], I*HE Koran has probably had as much eflect as v other book that has I been written. In this it rivals the Bible, the449 words
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Article, Illustration207 1956-04-20 12 —Kellow Chcj - Kellow Chcj March 25, 1847, less ♦han o decoci, after th. publication of "Oliver Twisi th L future Sir H, n-v StanK v rescuer of Livingston,. orj governor of the Congo Free State, was adm.rud t t h S 1 Asaph workhouse <a theatre cf inform and torrriLnt, m207 words
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Advertisement254 1956-04-20 12 6ac/r a/7</ re/ax w/tt t^V^^y^l a o^^ e Diamond lEß.-lIJtIUMI WE FINEST PILSENER ffi ™!ra 1 W/V fi[/y 7 K^ nk /tit trW i^Bm I^, vJvii/r^^ v^-^^ Douhlf Diamond is ttronzer. mnr§ gg«^^%i^jjjK^g||a thoroughly 'ejreshtnj> than any other Pt|§^gf^^BMßlSgilpß PUsenei beer you've ivei tasted. Nc nth. fclll^^^"" l^^^ril cci lve^254 words
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Miscellaneous33 1956-04-20 12 .B^r// Friday For The Children JIJ jy^^^^ //l Tommy meets the tram and r >, •y% '5V BSWt^ r,l/z {j >/^*^ SENO2S -Allow Me J IP Ae.l7hAs*S- t 7^ v I (j^AfrS^ I T I33 words
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Article863 1956-04-20 13 Bill Funk - Bill Funk By But They Don't Look Champs Yet! Tigers 4 Dockyard 2 AW Boon Seonsr and Ismail Yusoff scored two goals each (o nut Ticrr Sporting Association at tin- top 1 the SAFA division 1 ]ra«uc (able after their •TC in-arow victory ovei863 words
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Article31 1956-04-20 13 NEWMARKET, Buffolk, April 19 (Reuter> Bit ViCtcc Sassoon's filly Honeylighi von the Free Handicap s cpstakes for three-year- run over my* n ;ii< n;^> Ik re today.31 words
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Article210 1956-04-20 13 MALAYA'S top ranking tennis star Ong i«u Rrr became singles champion of the YMCA Open Tennis Tournament when he heat A.C. Fakir m straignt sets at (i-0, n-4 at Bras Hasah Koari >esterda\. In ih* 1 first M't, Chew Bee outdated the 'oil colour210 words
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Article141 1956-04-20 13 ROVERS i ed too good i SHB P< c winning by eight ?oais to nil m a lopsided Division One soccer match at Jalan Bcsar yesterday. er a 3—o lead at half time, the lustre of the Rovers m the second half grew b. tcr. .'h141 words
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Article127 1956-04-20 13 Chinese Invite The Best THE Singapore Chi: Football Association will pi< k the strongest side possible to meet the challenge of the Malacca Chinese m the return MCFA Cup tfc B ndav at •Talan Bcsar Stadium commencing at 5.15 p.m. Last weekend. Malacca came up with a surprisingly good show127 words
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Article1043 1956-04-20 13 Leslie Smith - Leslie Smith \\\\\\-v SrjyS M FATING up the niilcs between Frcmantle and Tilbury at the present mcnient is the P and Liner HIMALAYA, carrying on board the 17 Australian ericketCll who are It undertake the tour ot Britain this slimmer. The party left Australia1,043 words
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Advertisement599 1956-04-20 13 CLASSIFIED ADS sin \no\s m \\l w Houseman. be for i salary of $400 pletion of houscn will be eligible tor appointment as Dental Officers on probation if their work and conduct have been sa'isfac*' <b> Dental Officers. Apphcat is must have had one !>ost graduate expenenr S ilary scale599 words
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Miscellaneous75 1956-04-20 13 Abncr By A/ Capp L Oop By V. T. Hamlin v 7 4\ I j v^ EUSTAci^nHI OSCOURAfiED^BUT MUNTIN7 fV 3 V 0 J iWm STEXAST\ONE LTLCX' MORSE IN A /lO*^ i^^*"~ k k n^/^ 16 J P^TURE UKE "WS r-^\ f^ J rjji 7 V *^J C£ Juliet Jones75 words
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200 1956-04-20 14 Kuala Lumpur's Race Finishes On Pago 13. IPOH. Thurs— Plans are being hade for the Northern Combined schools soccer pions. Central Perak. to meet the Southern combined schools champions. Singapore, m conjunction with the proposed North versus South *class was revealed by the200 words
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942 1956-04-20 14 Probable Fields Weihgts For Sat. HILLOWINCi arc weisriU* *?nd probable starters t.i ruht races tomorrow, final day of the Selangor lun Club April Meeting. Horses Class 3< Div. I—6 Furs. 6y flit Mdms. A. E. Hcard-V. «T1 Kfcaail Star tj 9.H Mr. Lim Chong T.ioa X L v an Bke.en942 words
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Article, Illustration682 1956-04-20 14 AND NOW IT'S MERV COBB, 'TENT BOXER' IN THE last five weeks, four :.•://*'s&%' heavyweights tin cc Australian and r.» .g /s*'*s/ one American Negro have been on f# ft *.'W £'V'&' I Fladrodro s trail. Their target; the v /Ti.'f//- %#s'"' Orient heavyweight title, which officially or unofficially, belongs682 words
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Article71 1956-04-20 14 NEWMABKET April 1° (EeMtef) Jackie's KimU. the liish-hird horse who •im li\e out of six rates m IWa'aya before returning to lir'and. tinishrd age—d m the Se\eraK St.ikt-s over fi\e furlonus here ycitCff Jackie's Kuda. who was ha\inu his first ru<* m Britain, was beaten three71 words
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218 1956-04-20 14 $3,000 To Send Team Of Seventeen SINGAPORE Amateur We i^btliltitm Federation will send i team of eiulit wcig'litlifters and live bodybuilders to compete m the second annual triangular weightliftins and bodybuilding cliampi— ihtpi to be held m Jakarta or Bandoenj; m August.218 words
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Article240 1956-04-20 14 KEN TOFT - KEN TOFT "THE standard of soccer m Singapore and tiic Federation is very high", said Mr Vithya Vaniihangkul, Director of the Junior Chamber of Thailand, who is nUßlfer of the visiting Small Fry .soccer team of that country. 'Compared with the standard of our Small240 words
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Article212 1956-04-20 14 IER-Serviccs b< nalists were decided after a night of thrilling bouts at the Royal Naval Barracks last night. They are: I lNutmht: CFN. Tc me Hai (Army) vs. SA Khoo X Chaan «R.\ Bantamweight: Cpl. Ca lvcrt (Am. :.S Childs <F" 1 •aiherweight: Pt c O'C LAC Peters212 words
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Article, Illustration58 1956-04-20 14 AUSTRALIAN lackey Kevin Mitt-hell who rode with success when hr was Ban wi 19."» I irri\e<l by air \rstrrdav lip has ln-cn eaxmced to rido for Mr. 1. V Mitchell. It will by remrmhrrrd that iust hefnre he return-«-d to Australia .Mitchell brought m five winners at58 words
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Article62 1956-04-20 14 YOI XCi Metis Sikh Association leavad their second ■■ecetahrc Hclecj m the S \l.\ |)i\. ZA league mate h hen the\ tr<ninced 10-man Kinta Rangers' team by si\ po«I» to nil at Far ret Park csterdax Had H not been for \adarajah'n cood display m defence,62 words
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Article, Illustration430 1956-04-20 14 Does 3F In 38 sec. With Ease From WINDSOR LAD Xl ALA LU M ILK, Thuis. STAKALA was the mest impressive worker (hi the Kuala Lumpur training track thLs momins when he disposed of three furlongs m *h sec. without any apparent effect Staiala has430 words
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