Singapore Standard, 6 June 1957
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Title Section26 1957-06-06 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD ***** (5 lines) POLICE 2400 FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 MM Ml. No. 337 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JI'NE 6, 1937 12 PAGES 15 CENTS26 words
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201 1957-06-06 1 Another M-Calypso ...And 3 New Verses v w ALA LUMPUR. Wed. composer of »he Merdeka Calypso, Mr. Len Thorne. today jn:;d o new calypso for 3_id:nt Moiaya hod just t completed. He said the new calypso will fee entirely different from the ggrlier one mh I WNO members el Penang201 words
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Article44 1957-06-06 1 lAKAB 5 'UP 1 h m I In- n students of Chinese cr S ran? Ja\ a, r-. 5 tarda; studj m Com- both hoys and girls, were the second group ing r I year .;p will depart i44 words
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Article20 1957-06-06 1 DVISION \L Pri Pedro Aramburu's g i rail prii .ire bids for the purchase of B A .P.A.P. - 20 words
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130 1957-06-06 1 BANG! GOES THE FIRST A-BOMB FROM BALLOON ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nevada, June 5 (Reuter) me I nited States Government today detonated for the tirst time an atomic device from a balloon. The explosion, a small one m terms ol nuclear weapons was. touched off at 1145 GMT. Thi was barely130 words
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Article201 1957-06-06 1 Disarmament GENEVA. June 5 'Reuter) The Interna:: naJ Labour C nference iis told that Soviet Russia wa ids to c Delude an agreement on disarmami n: and "< Q the immediat ition of nuclear wea] Mr. Harold H It, the Aus- ralian La r M nil201 words
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116 1957-06-06 1 4 THUGS ROB LONE WOMAN IN HOUSE Of Cash Jewellery IX a daring daylight robbery yesterday, four armed thugs tied up a housewife and robbed her of cash and Jewellery worth $1,140 m Parry Avenue. Singapore. The housewife. Madam Yeo Soon Chew, who was alone m the house, heard a116 words
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Article, Illustration49 1957-06-06 1 NIKITA S. Khrushchev, first Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, answers questions put by American newsmen during a press conference m the Kremlin. Moscow, recently, which was telerecorded for presentation on the "Face The Nation" programme m the L'nited States on June 24. A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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365 1957-06-06 1 Diplomatic Action It There s Injustice IKE THE GIRARD CASE WASHINGTON, June 5 President Eisenhower said today diplomatic action will be taken m the event there is any injustice m the Japanese government's trial of I.S. Army specialist William C. Girard, who is charged with the killing of a JapaneseA.P.; U.P. - 365 words
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229 1957-06-06 1 OTTAWA, Illinois, June 3 (Reuter)— Citizens here, I Sgt. Girard's home town, today expressed anger at the United States decision to surrender Girard to the Japanese for trial. Public officials and Officers i nricemen's urganiza- tions termed the decision "a raw deal" for the young229 words
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Article82 1957-06-06 1 PETERSFIELD, England. June ."> (AP)— A ghost m a first-floor bedroom earned Lt.-Col. Algernon Bonham-Cart-er a 10 per cent cut m his tax rates yesterday. The local tax valuation court agreed to restate Ike taxes on the colonel's 500-year-old house because the ghost was lowering82 words
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Article73 1957-06-06 1 $40,000 Dope In Garage SINGAPORE Customs yesterday seized 79 pounds oi opium, worth about 140.00 I from a house m Aljunied Road. The opium was found hidden m the garage. Revenue officers, who kept the house under observation, saw a man come out of the house with a parcel under73 words
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Article38 1957-06-06 1 lira. Vijava Lakshml Pandit. Indian High Commissioner m London, postponed a d.nner she was due to give tonight for Mr. Harold Macmillan. the British Prime Minister because she is suffering from influenza. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article28 1957-06-06 1 THE Soviet committee on the International Geophysical Year (L.G.Y.) said on Tuesday its scientists plan to launch more than 100 scientific rockets beginning July 1. A.P.A.P. - 28 words
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Article175 1957-06-06 1 MPead 3Mon Toll J% T a Talvs. Sa BECAUSE dead nien could tell no tales, a Singapore Magistrate yesterday ordered that a man be freed. The .Magistrate was Mr. K. C. Chan and the man he ordered freed was Toh Hock Choon. Toh had earlier been175 words
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559 1957-06-06 1 ANDREW ROTH - 'HAVE RUBBER EXPERT AS TRADE ENVOY' ANDREW ROTH MALAYAN DELEGATES ATTACK ARBITRATION PROCEDURES From LONDON, June 5. A demand that .Malaya appoint as its Tradi Commissioner here a Malayan who is experienced m the rubber trade and is willing to fight for the just right of Malayan exporters is on559 words
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121 1957-06-06 1 COLOMBO, June 6 \P) Premier Solomon Bandaranayake yesterdaj called on the Federal Part\. representing an important section of Tamils— Ceylon's biggest minority— to s.i\e up its Satyagraha ((.andhistyle civil disobedience movement) scheduled for August in protest atain.st hLs go\ernments language Premier told a121 words
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Article61 1957-06-06 1 LP>OM. Surrey, June 5 The 1^")7 DefWj was won by the favourite Crepello ridden b> Lester PJggott starting .a <.= here todaj Crepello beat BallymoaS ridden h> IP Burns, i-tart-inu at $3=l bj 1; lengths Third was Pipe of Peace ]00 X (A. Breastey) and fourth was61 words
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Article22 1957-06-06 1 MOVIE star Doroth> our fractured her right ankle on Tuesday but planned to continue her night < kills me." A .P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article236 1957-06-06 2 Enter Red China Ports At Own Risk' TAIPEI, June 5 (UP) Nationalist China warned today that any British vessels entering Communist Chinese ports will do so at their own risk. The Chiang Kai-shek Uovernment reiterated its seven-yea r-o'.d China mainland port closure order as Britain236 words
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Article95 1957-06-06 2 Pflimlin Admits Failure pari?. Juno 5. (Beuteil M Pierre Pflirolin, Popular Rep ibli an leader, ial v on Cotv at 140€ GMT ley to report the failure of hi SfSSlk Olj hid to form a "national government" to •n<k- Pranee*i Bsoat Dteasinf proble M P': nlin faile I m a95 words
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Article66 1957-06-06 2 NAPI ES. June I (UP) Canadian Maj.-Gen. Ed 00 B ms, Commander of thi UK- Emergen y Forces m Egypt aid today that the tion there has "calmed i srkab v." but refus* ed to predict when his troops Itl raw. Burns made the statement before66 words
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Article, Illustration98 1957-06-06 2 LOVE, fclsscs and a $5 bill were sent by mail to the Standard office yesterday, to be handed to eight-year-old Ang Beng Lam, the little Singapore Chinatown girl, who is slowly losing her sight following an operation. The message and the money come98 words
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Article165 1957-06-06 2 SUHRAWARDY WARNS NEWSMEN KARACHI. June 5 (Reuter) —Mr. H. S. Suhrawardy, the Pakistan Prime Minister, today warned nstSfsnaner correspon h nta that the Official B eretfl Act COUld be applied to published reports of the secret proceedings ot the Ministerial C unci of the Bagdad Pact meeting here. This was165 words
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Article23 1957-06-06 2 M. GUY MOLLET. the outgoing French Prime Minister. BS declined President Coty's bn tation to form a new goveinroent. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article207 1957-06-06 2 Recess For Arms Cut Meet LONDON, June 5 (UP)— The five power Disarma ment Conference broke up for a six-day recess today without deciding on India's demand to enter the talks. The request from India threatened, a sudden BestWest split, with Ru.-.-ia supporting it and207 words
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Article87 1957-06-06 2 LONDON, June 5 (AP) The Soviet Army organ Red Star warned Turkey today that the planned vistf of a I Brit.sh naval squadron and other naval manoi uvres m 'the Black Sea wiii have a poor effect on Soviet Turkish relations. In an article broadcast by Moscow87 words
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Article39 1957-06-06 2 HONGKONG. June B Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were 5i 6.84 to fil Sterling; c -;.t:0.)75 to U.S. Si; 11.836 to atclayan fl; $0,133 to one rrirtonielßi Rupiah; Gold $1273.375 to a teat39 words
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220 1957-06-06 2 AUSSIES OFFER A-TEST GROUNDS FOR U.S. WEAPONS MELBOURNE, June 5 (Reuter) The l Government is belie\ed to have authorised tin ter for Defence, Sir Philip Mcßride, to oiler America the uj»e of Australian A- weapon testing grou: exchange for modern delence equipment Heralds Canberra correspondent reported tod Sir Phi'io and220 words
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Article147 1957-06-06 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber i (cents per lb) m Su pore yestcrd i\ w< n Tone: Steadj The price ol tin on local marktt yesti r w.is S.ih.". per lip n ets.) LONDON Xl BHli No J KS.S. Pettier Bouse Terms Wednesday's opening first session ere Tone Steadier CLOSING Spot147 words
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Article64 1957-06-06 2 SHINGTOIf. June S (Reutc: Pro: hower today described the PCS* posal made by Mr. Khrushchev, the S munist Party lear withdrawal ot Unitec and Soviet forces from Buiopsl as an attempt to drive i between the allies. The Preslderr > one of several questions at h:s64 words
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Article26 1957-06-06 2 THE Indian C was reported yeste: Ick American help a fighting an epidemic r enza that appeared to be get- apidly out of hand.26 words
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389 1957-06-06 2 Trade Couldn't Be Stopped, Says Eisenhower WASHINGTON, June 5 (Reuter) President Eisenhower told his Pi-, conference today he did not see as much advantage as others m maintaining the differential m the Western embargoes of goods to Communist China and the European Soviet nations. But he added that he had389 words
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Article51 1957-06-06 2 SAIGON. June 5 (UP) Vietnam-bora Chinese today completed applications tor moving to Formosa to avoid Vietnamese citizen-hip. The Nationalist Chinese legation said at least 10.000 Chinese applied for Formo.-^ residency. Today is the finai day local born Chinese can accept the Nationalist Government's offer for evacuation to51 words
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Article70 1957-06-06 2 TOKYO. June 5 (AP> North Korea expießßed hop* today for a tra c agreement with Britain. F reported. The Communist > can radio quoted Pak YooJ Bin, Depu' r of Trade. as saying North Korea *Bt| "ready to hold trade talßSßßatl Britain anywr. Pak said lorea70 words
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107 1957-06-06 2 ALGIERS. June 5 LAI French military a-' said today 125 Nationalist rebel- were billed and 6 captured m a bloody battle m a remote mountain area 6u miles east ot Algiers The French put their own at 10 soldiers killed and 15 wounded.107 words
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Article, Illustration83 1957-06-06 3 PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices \IEDA KLIAS works .is a receptionist telephone operator it Shaw Brothers head office m Robinson Road, she is rlups one of the busiest mrls m all the City's offices r «»he daily answers hundreds of calls including those kiag Intel flews BBS parts m BalßW'l83 words
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174 1957-06-06 3 MR SIM BEXG SEXG, Councillor for Rochore V. ird, will ask I S BgayogO City Council, when it hneets on June 28. to suspend the action against hawk•te Jalan Besar and New Bridge Road areas until such time as the Council174 words
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Article42 1957-06-06 3 is charged In a Singapore Court yesterday .nal breach of trust of a watch and ring valued at oar-old on May 17 at General Hospital. Lav pleaded guilty. The ma--1 R :an postponed sentence till June42 words
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Article250 1957-06-06 3 COURT RESERVES JUDGMENT Ex-Lawyer's Appeal PINANG, Wed.— Mr. Justice Shepherd m the High Court tod iv reserved judgment In the appeal of former Penang lawyer, Lim Kheng Kooi, conviction and fine of "> imposed on bun m the ion l Court on three charges of corruptly giving Ramanathan Chettiar $100250 words
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Article28 1957-06-06 3 thf Si) rtfa Pitw In c Weill v. Divi V n et UIIN O. has appointed a five-man com[ttee to draw up plans for Merdeka celebrations.28 words
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Article320 1957-06-06 3 OUR ESTATE WORKERS LIVE IN STYLE Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Labour Department's latest monthly report not only confirmed the belief that Malayan workers have the highest standard of living m South-east Asia but also that some of them really live m style. An estate m Selaneor, it icports, with320 words
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Article, Illustration108 1957-06-06 3 PRESENTATIONS AT G.H.Q. GEN. Sir Francis Festing. the Commander-in-Chief Far East Land Forces, presented Long Service and Good Conduct Medals to three Warrant Oflicers on the staff of G.H.Q. yesterday. Picture shows WO. LDJf. Faddy. KASC. receiving his medal from the Commander-in-Chief. Other recipients were WO. LA. Wood. RE and108 words
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141 1957-06-06 3 THEY WILL BE A MONTH AWAY TWENTY-SEVEN arts students of the University of Malaya sailed for Indonesia yesterday by the cargo passenger-liner, Brantas, on the first goodwill-cum-study tour of its kind. Ltd by 25-year-old Nob Abdullah, the xtrty includes three '-iris. All students are141 words
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Article133 1957-06-06 3 A PEON'S mother came to her son's rescue after he har; been convicted on seven charges of cheat m s by a Singapore Court yesterday Aima bine Jainon. 52, the mother of Ifohamed bin Sharif of the immigration Department, yesterday paid, through the Court ?2 1133 words
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Article39 1957-06-06 3 TALKS betucen representatives of the Khong Guan Biscuit Factory and the General Employees' Union to avert a threatened strike of 170 factory workers over the dismissal of one man were held at the Singapore Labour Ministry yesterday.39 words
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112 1957-06-06 3 JOHORE BAHRT, Wed.— The Lee Pineapple Factory, Scudai, which was closed down list December due to' a strike by 261 employees, resumed production yesterday. The Company last week successfully obtained a court order for the eviction of the 201 strikers who by occupying the Company's premises112 words
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Article137 1957-06-06 3 Reason: He doesn't possess a birth certificate A rIFTEEN- YEAR-OLD orphan, David Thomas, anal yesterday handed over to the Soc.al Welfare Department after he had pleaded guilty m a Sinsapore Court yesterday to a charge of not being m possession of an identity card.137 words
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Article103 1957-06-06 3 A MAN abu.-ed the hosp.tality of a Iricnd to the extent of helping himself to $180 m cash, a Singapore Court was told yesterday. Govindaraj. 24 and unemployed, with six previous convict. on.s. was janed for three years by the Second District Judge.103 words
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Advertisement188 1957-06-06 3 (_pnafbrt day and irighfc on Pan American's f^ 1 r*^ President Service J&& f/ l^w^ lan American's exclusive Sleeperette* service gives roe completely relaxing comfort all day long bed-length comfort all night long. These big reclining Sleeprrette seats are spared far apart-- give you plenty of leg room. You can188 words
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Article, Illustration97 1957-06-06 4 FIVE more Malayan beauties have submitted their applications to the •Four Girls In Town" Beauty Contest organized by Shaw Brothers. Already 30 girls have entered the contest, and it is expected the figure will reach at least 100 before it closes, when the film "Four97 words
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Article242 1957-06-06 4 THREE men two masked and one unmasked were alleged to line entered the home of Miss Juliana Tan. a schoolteacher, and robbed her family at gun-point of :>3,U00 m cash and jewellery. Deputy Public Prosecutor. Mi Da id Chelliah, out ined tacts for the242 words
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Article, Illustration224 1957-06-06 4 He s District Council Chairman Designate district Surveyor of Singapore and a leading trade union. M. Mr. R. Ramalingam. has been appointed one ol th< Chairmen of District < on to be set up m the rural areas under the McNi lee Report on local224 words
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Article25 1957-06-06 4 THE i here Deputy Blentrl Besar. Inche Abdul Rahman b:n Muse yesterday declared open the 024.000 rammunlty hall and youth centre m Benal25 words
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Article, Illustration53 1957-06-06 4 M'SS \ish i Suhaiml (left), daughter of the well known Singapore Arabic scholar. Tuan Haji Fadullah Suhaimi yeaterdaj sailed by the Anking for Mecca on a pilgrim ase Alter Mecca. Miss Suhaimi will go to Egypt for four years to study the Arabic language and religiousStandardpic - 53 words
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134 1957-06-06 4 SINGAPORE orchids secured tke third highest award at the Royal Horticultural Society's Flower Show at Chelsea, London, it was announced yesterday. The orchids, sent by the Singapore Botanic Gardens, received the silver-gilt Bank--.an Medal— the third highest uvard of the Society for Jardcns. Flowers and134 words
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Article29 1957-06-06 4 FOR possession of scrap iron arorth 1200, inspected to be stolen property. Mohamed Sailefa bin Noon was fined ?2i~' fi In the Johore Bahru Magistrate's Court yesterday.29 words
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164 1957-06-06 4 PROFESS: )R J. H. c. F\ 'kefeller Professor of Bacteri ilogy, at the University of Malaya, has been invited by the world Health Organization to serve on the Expert Advisory Panel on Virus Piffßftß PtOfissm Hale will attend a meeting, of the Panel's Committee on164 words
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Article82 1957-06-06 4 ENGLISH composer. Mrs Ruth Guthrie, above. IhSW into Singapore yesterday and announced that a new hit song, '"Chinese Tango." will soon be released m Singapore and Malaya. Mrs. Guthrie, who composed the score for "Chinese Tango." said the hit uill be released with both82 words
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Article64 1957-06-06 4 YANG Bin T:::. X, BFBB rhai ged In a Sii gaoi r« Co irt yesterday with breaking into the homes oi British Army Officers, and itealing fount tin Dens, a pair of sunglasses, a portable radio, and 157 m cash between May 12 and June 3. Yang64 words
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Article, Illustration195 1957-06-06 4 SINGAPOKF. Rntarians were yesterday treated to an interesting talk on Japanese Swords by the Cnm-manricr-in-Chief Far r isl Land Forces. Gen. Sir Francis Fcsting. at their weekly luncheon meeting. Sir Francis explained m detail the ancient art of Japanese sword-making, its value as195 words
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Miscellaneous271 1957-06-06 4 Standard cMlmanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE yiH€las»OM a^ m msm RatZio Malaya W&MMmJE WsßßVal^a^ri "X" MAL A N X »<;eneral s^,'Bsj*x4% aßa* wlwawMk pm L c rf %gßS-aJUteW«fl>^^?i£jßT£» Concert iKLI; 130 NEWS (S); 145-2 p.m Lad-.es Only (XL); CBSaflil YM( Billiards and 3 57 5 p m ENGLISH SCHOOLS Bodybuilding271 words
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800 1957-06-06 5 TV YES, YES-BUT LET'S PUT IT IN PRIVATE HANDS COMMERCIAL Television is a practical possibility for Singapore. And it should NOT be managed by a public corporation. This was the consensus of opinion expressed by some of the Colony's leading showmen, electronic 1 -moors and members of Use public on800 words
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151 1957-06-06 5 Mission Accomplished A MAN prowled the streets of Singapore on Tuesday night on. a mission as deadly as the wicked-looking knife lie dutcfaed tightly m one 1 I His orders were to knife two men m different pari of the city. Tiiis he accomplished. H151 words
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Article58 1957-06-06 5 ISO Tha Bow, 10, md Chee Cheng Chuan. 21, were I urged m the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court jesterday stealing a motor-cr.i X ,000 belongi] i *o Chua Hoa Siang at Re I Close on June 3. They claimed trial and were ordered to ba58 words
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Article, Illustration190 1957-06-06 5 His Third, But Not His Last, Pilgrimage -To The Holy City LEANING on the arm of his teenage grandson for support, frail 101--year-old Ha.ji lsa Awry (right) yesterday boarded the pilgrim vessel Anking with 430 other passensers, for Jeddah. Ilaji lsa was m high spirits.190 words
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Article74 1957-06-06 5 OVERSEAS LEAGUE COMMITTEE THE Singapore Branch of the Overseas League, elected the following to its committee at its annual generai meeting; recently: Sir Percy McXeicc. afr. C F. Pope, Dr D C. Macgilchrist. Mr Andrew Mackay, Mrs. D. F Atherton, Mr. K. J. Shah. Mr. J. Beavon, Mr. Tan Kheng74 words
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197 1957-06-06 5 A CHINESE businessman, Mr. Prank M. S Shu, now reIli at In the United States, has ofTered scholarships to i rving Chinese students m South-east Asia to encot:: the study of science among Chinese m this region. Five of the awards will be available197 words
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Article488 1957-06-06 6 THE committee appointed to examine and make recommendations on the possibilities of introducing m. evasion m Singapore has issued a most c^raarehensive report Every aspect of the subject was undoubtedly cl— My studied, despite what the committee, somewhat pessimistically, calls "a general lack,.:: popular interest" because of488 words
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Article300 1957-06-06 6 SINGAPORE'S reputation for being one ol the cleanest cities m Asia is b- b ardized. People »/hc occasion to make frequent is to the Colony m recent yean, have been quirk Bat deterioration It set m .aid apparent to local r complaia- Is at vi Of fiies300 words
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Article446 1957-06-06 6 All m good fun... Sir— The recent outcry of the leaders of Selangor and Penang UMNO against playing of Len Thome's •Merdeka Calypso" m the Federation only exposes their lack of sense of hum ur and understanding Ol the value of the sons, which not only makes their ALL letters446 words
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Article141 1957-06-06 6 Sir There are some Malaccas); who think that they can let their dogs loose on the roadfl and chase both pedestrians and cyclists whenever they (the dogs* feel like doing so. This is particularly true al ng Gajah B< rang Road whera the residents seem to think141 words
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Article340 1957-06-06 6 Making Films in India Sir During my short and pleasant stay m Singapore, I have been asked a number of questions by quite a few who happen to Be interested m the Indian Film Industry. 1 attended the Festival of Films m Asia recently held In Tokyo BS an accredited340 words
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Article746 1957-06-06 6 JOHN DAVY - JOHN DAVY LONDON. r r.-a' iaaj of MM recent conference at the Instrumc-';. KlaCSfOarfca and Automation Exhibition nt D-, dea': BBM recent -•as m mar ;^e radar, "t: ct. c'if, bbbl telecommunications. Radar is now one of the senior 'wonders of modern science' and no longer hits Vie746 words
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Article486 1957-06-06 6 ASTER GUNASEKERA - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERA 8y FEW of independent Malaya's first diplomatic representatives abroad have been appointed, and m doing this Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman has grasped the opportunity to demolish lurking suspicions of racial discrimination m the selection of candidates. In picking out Penang-born Gunn486 words
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Article261 1957-06-06 6 A certain R^.dio man orne Produced a Calypso song wh-.r^ tt m. It causes some brers o» n To be up m arms with n They say him make no good song And done the aha r.crs plenty wrong. They declare the sona c not For the Ministers261 words
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Article183 1957-06-06 6 Sir— ls the Labour Front Government u^ing the taxpayers' money to catch the ol rural folk? Other political parties should take note of this well intentioned drive by the Public Relations Offictto secure "fuller co-c tion between the rural folk and the Government." It appears to be net'183 words
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Article468 1957-06-06 6 Rawle Knox - Poles Woo Peking Rawle Knox -by HO.YG KONG. THDLAND puts m Peking her future Jiopes of being an independent Cc mumst country. This iaspl ate faith was er deut m con~ vcrsations I had reer i| v loitth Polish mcv. l wrs of :'ua International Control Co*n■i m the three468 words
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Article, Illustration41 1957-06-06 7 WITH a smile and a >.iilor hat-style Princess Margaret was .it Kensington Park Hoad. London. to lay the foundation stone of the Church of St. Mary The occasion was the Princess' first public appear- U.P. photo.U.P. - 41 words
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Article79 1957-06-06 7 vr: r^"":.r" tar) Six of the twelve jurors who found a poultry farmer of manslaughter of a fowl thief he shot m the dark their juror's fees am •d about $200 (Malayan) pto the convicted man a gesture of sympathy after the judge ordered a sentence79 words
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Article26 1957-06-06 7 ED 1 into a sidewalk crowd m the town of Villammasei near Rio de Janeiro last night 11 persons and injuring 21.— A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article142 1957-06-06 7 LONDON, June B (AP) Bi lin yaataidaj unveiled the supersonic "Sea-siug", a new guided missile rapfiNa Of down enemy aircraft BQ matter ho-.v high they fly. The Admiralty announced th tests on the weapon had baasi successfully completed and H arould be fitted to four quid d142 words
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Article52 1957-06-06 7 DURBAN, Natal, June B fßeuter)— Admiral Sir Banja-::-.::i Martin, v. hos e ship sank •he German Bismarck during the second world war, died jresterd g I 66. Ba v..: placed on the retired list m 1948 and was living at Port Shepstone On the Nat52 words
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220 1957-06-06 7 Lord Milverton - THREAT TO CIVIL RIGHTS AFTER MERDEKA Lord Milverton House Of Lords Told Of Malauans' Fear LONDON, June 5, (AP) A veteron British Colonial Administrator with long service m Malaya asserted last night that many Malayans fear their civil and religious rights will be threatened when their country Kes independence m220 words
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150 1957-06-06 7 LONDON. June 5 (AP) Labour Party speakers asked the government last night fox integration on equal terms" for all peoples m Britain's African territories. "We have taken the African out of the bush and put him In schools and universij tics, m mini's and m150 words
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Article176 1957-06-06 7 U.K. Ports Being Re-equipped fur LONDON. June 5 (AP) Britain is re-fashioning ports to handle B proposed fleet of super tankers lo bring oil from the Middle East without using the Suez Canal, t lie Government disclosed today. The giant tankers of up tc 100.000 tons could make176 words
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Article59 1957-06-06 7 NICOSIA. June 5 (AP)— A Cyprus fudge yesterday acquitted a Cypriot barber who alleged during his trial for murder thai British interrogators had forced a confession from him by ill-treat-ment. The barber, Michalakii Thrasyvoulides, 22, was found innoi cut of murdering; Vaso Karapatas, 48, a Nmasttrl59 words
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180 1957-06-06 7 IKE WILL NOT OBLIGE RUSSIAN TV FANS WASHINGTON. June 5. (AP) President Eisenhower has decided against making any move to reply on Russian television or Radio to Communist Party boss Nikita Khrushchev, the White House .-aid last night. Press Secretary James C. Hagcrtv also said m reply to questions that180 words
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Article65 1957-06-06 7 ACCRA, Ghana, June 5 (UP) Former U.S. presidential candidate A<i!ai Stevenson warned the newly created West African State Of Ghana today thai nationalisation of industry would frighten away foreign capital. Stevenson told a press conference that foreign investment m Ghana wonid he attracted only if conditions were favourable.65 words
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Article23 1957-06-06 7 BRITISH troops who took part m the Ai.i^o-Frenrh attack on Egypt last autumn were awarded I special campaign medal yc-terday.— A.P.23 words
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Article30 1957-06-06 7 BRITAIN'S -old and dollar reset w i last month i oss U5525,000,000 to U552, ",4.1.000.BM on Hay Sli the Mghesl tt ha? been Bines last July. U.P.30 words
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Article74 1957-06-06 7 Sailor Wilkes Remanded NEWCASTLE. June 5 (Renter) English Seaman. Ivan Stanley Wilkes, on rharse of murder, aras further remanded to June 18 when he appeared on remand m Newcastle Court yesterday. Wilkes. M, cf Walsall, Staffordshire, is aUesseJ to have murdered on May 23. William Henry John Wright, 43, of74 words
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Article71 1957-06-06 7 NEW YORK. June 5 (Renter) The American Cancer Society said toda> that men who smoke cigarettes are 10 times more likely to die of lung cancer than non-smokers. The society's report said that it found that the lung cancer death rate was 1 .000 per cent higher71 words
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Article, Illustration133 1957-06-06 7 The boys cf the regiment remember- cd the sick, little fc:r-hcired gr l (e*hsn she was making strings of beads a tew years back. She hed pcralysis of c icg She BOUght back, talked aga>n end now she is a famous star. Sabrina Bl herMirrorpic - 133 words
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310 1957-06-06 7 Mac's H-Bomb Statement Starts Another Press Row LONDON. June I ißcv.ci The statement man. I Mr. Harold Macmillan. the British Prime Minister, yesterday that Britain'- future hydrogen bomb lest programme will depend on the scientific I now being made of tha two recent explosions m the Pad touched 88l i310 words
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Article63 1957-06-06 7 HONGKONG, June 5. (UP). Communist China has terl correspondence courses for Overseas Chinese throughout Asia to supple i U scholarship programmes. The China > > organ, saul the state-ope- >prs fu South-east China plans to enrol i i CI r,ese students m ::s correspondence courses this year.63 words
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Advertisement106 1957-06-06 7 RADIO PROLDLY I'RLSENTS UALT DISNEVS DRAMATIC THRILLER gjl iMaXji^ sjaaaaaasa -Baa* j^aaV^\sißW^-^B^B^^Bsßaßß^^ -4" ISt^fi If^ j—^—W ■dWsm Baaar*^. ega gaasw -Jljff^Bs *4.*^ aßßßßßßßßs^^^aPaajr j WMM MmMMWr -sW saßß^Baßßaa^K aasravaw mMsm,\ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^ t SsSffV 3 1 gjP^^ssaaaaa! aaaaaV T 4 T aa^^BaT^aaW a^Baaaa! aaaal 1 bbL^-JbV^bb! fissssa Jaaaaaaaa^lß^^ agf***** "W—^SSr* ~i~106 words
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Advertisement125 1957-06-06 7 The Watch j I You Never Have S To Wind... p p IDoweruind 2 AvA'do is truly the wctch c tomorrow A% 5 which is he-e today' W-th fa self- 9) Mm g winding quchty, if s the wctch t-;t 0 MBmmm "g is never overwound end never P _^_b_bs125 words
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Advertisement844 1957-06-06 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel. *****,6. *****/4 132/6 Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE To Halifax, Montreal, Boston, New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia b Cult Ports Spot! P^ ham Penang ULYSSES 2/15|une 16 June 17/18|une AENEAS 19/24 July 25 luly 26/27 July Carriers option to proceed via other844 words
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Advertisement1171 1957-06-06 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated m Singapore) (12 lines) Sh D p c p P n t 8 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE J:; v t el SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW LONDON b CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and1,171 words
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Advertisement889 1957-06-06 8 MITSUI |g| LINE Spore P-S'honn Penonp FOR JAPAN Amagisan Maru for Yokoiama, Kobe Moji vio Hongkong 7 June Bansei Maru for Moji, Kobe, Osoka. Yokohama 17 June 13 June Mikagesan Maru for Yokohama, Nagoya. Kobe 23 June FOR U.SA. For New York, Philadelph a, Baltimore via Bombay Akibosan Maru via889 words
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Advertisement604 1957-06-06 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Sailings toi Bongkok ond/oi Far Eost via Suez. Penong P.S'hom S'pott "KAMBODIA" God 6 7 "SAMOA" 10/11 June 12/J3June 14 15 June "ASIA" 15/ HOMEWARDS Sailings tor Genoa, Antwerp. Rotterdom, Hamburg, Copenhagen Gothenburg, Oslo. vio Suez Spore PS. 'ham Penong "LALANDIA Eastern Roads at 1300 NOT604 words
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Article135 1957-06-06 9 Here After M-Day PROSPECTS for Hongkong products m the Malayan market after independence would be very good if Hongkong industrialists were watchful of keen Japanese competition, Mr. l T Tat Chee, President of the Hongkong Chinese Manufacturers' Union, said m Hongkong yesterday. Mr. TJ whoReuter - 135 words
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Article100 1957-06-06 9 Rubber Rises Cent NGAPORE rubber ■rices yesterday rose cent tn a afaadv market to '.'lf cents per lb for International first srade June shipment. -rer.ed s'.ig"-- •'?-> t steady conditions preftiled throughout the morning. the mar-, luiet after steady at 9 :er.*-. Soma short covering purchases and align* "er inquiries100 words
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Article45 1957-06-06 9 LAY AN rubber exports ill ed 79,851 I tons m pre ious month and 73,551 according to micary rig re? issued yesterday. Total exports n the firs! ntha "i:s year amounted to 396,8: aa, ajai =89.--845 tons :..o same period X 1956.45 words
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Article83 1957-06-06 9 new foundry suit weigh-ne-t .rd the f the rth x asbes- i- exhibited at the *rv Eg ..pment 1 .tion m London. M jacket and trousara ire of a flame-proofed tough but flexible c> -ton duck with leather a- I -.best s facings an areas most vulnerable83 words
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Article32 1957-06-06 9 n Exchange Banks i ie following :N r :o rre~ ro.no .> V OD 31 14 90 days airmail rr -1 bills, 31 5 8 trade ex:- i".3 rates remain J32 words
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154 1957-06-06 9 CHIEF MINISTER ASKED TO OPEN TRADE EXHIBITION SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim YewHock, has been invited to perform the opening ceremony of a two-week Hongkong Trade Fair m Singapore beginning on August 1. according to a Renter report from Hongkong yesterday. Mr. Alexander Kwong, leader of the Hongkong delegation to154 words
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Article189 1957-06-06 9 AT some time m the near future the cost of running; traditional ships and atomic powered ships would be equal, forecasts Mr. B. T. Price of the Harwell Atomic Energy Research Establishment, m a written contribution, i— After discussing safety precaationa necessary m atomicpowered ships,Reuter - 189 words
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Article, Illustration58 1957-06-06 9 MR. NOEL CRICKETT (seen we), associate British Paths representative m Ans- 1 is ai d the Far East, wka arrived m Singapore yesttTim Ea a BO AC Britannia airliner. Mr, Crickctt is making a 0-mile business trip round the rrorld. He to be Ea the Colony until Saturday58 words
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Article38 1957-06-06 9 Til" UK. Board of Trade onged the si ispension of m ptl les on bis fur- U rro-i ii ganese an I on a c range of iron and steel ta until Marco IS, 1958.38 words
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233 1957-06-06 9 Chinas Trade Dependence On Russia May Lessen MAINLAND China's economic dependence on the Soviet bloc may be lessened by Britain's decision to discard restrictions on trade with Peking, Sir David Eecles, President of Bri- tain's Board of Trade, was quoted on Wednesday as saying. Xewswcck Magazine, m a brief interview233 words
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Article107 1957-06-06 9 BF I[ UN tag rtad a record total of £4,750,000 wcr Sf office machir. ry m the test quarter of 1957 more than £1.000,00 more than the same period las: year Austral.. c biggest i.-iir..; £o'o -25 iffi rr i im ry. •ajJßpareci v :•i w r o.107 words
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Article96 1957-06-06 9 IRON deposits discovered In the Mytkylns district of rebelInfested Northern Burma are stirring speculation of a rich "strike.'' Only a Burmese survey team assisted by a Yugoslav expert collected "highly magnetized" mineral samples m the remote range of hi!i s between Meingpoke and Hepan. The sample,UP - 96 words
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Article119 1957-06-06 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picui yesterday were Copra. June/July $251 buyers; $26$ sellers; coconut oil m bulk $4u£ sellers, m drums $45J sellers. Muntok white pepper $110 sellers, Sarawak white $lflt seliers. Ips oai Sarawak black $74. COPKA HOLIDAY. CUTLER, BATH CO LIU JUNE119 words
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Article20 1957-06-06 9 PERMANENT houses completed In Britain during April totalled 23.913. compared with 23,101 m the same month last year.20 words
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Article106 1957-06-06 9 A LEADING British plastic product manufacturing cornpan v have launched a new trend m laminated plastic surfacing materials with a new series of s'rikingly bold patterns designee' to give SQCfa materials a wider and more dominant scope m interior decoration. The designs include such colourings as106 words
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166 1957-06-06 9 Industrials Steady, Tins Rubbers Firm AX imnrovec* turnover m all sections of tho sin. re market eras lepOtted yesterday, SCCOrding to the Malayan BharebrokCCS 1 Association. Industrials were steady. While tins and rubbers remaineel firm. Pri c ehanfSS announced by the Association yesterday were: Sungei Way l 1.66 Tai long166 words
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Article89 1957-06-06 9 A BRITISH-developed electronic fog detecting device, believed to be the only one of its kind m the world, made its debut at the recent sixth national Electrical Engineers Exhibition m London. Known as the Fog Detector Unit, it can give an accurate assessment of visability within three89 words
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Article143 1957-06-06 9 OTTER ROADS ULYSSES, Prea Hayes. Chipola. Dona Ourania. Surat. "Pros. Jefferson, Hoi Houw. Kambodia, Adm. Senyavia, Unnan, Zelenogradsk, Southern Satelitte Van Reimsdijk, Halivard. Inchulva. Gordian. Rotherstein, President Mckinley. Tjibodas, Seaborne Blissful. Ruj 5, Azuma Maru. T.jiluwah. H tlvelstein. Helikon. New Asia. INNER ROADS Auby. Mar. is, Perintis,143 words
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Article258 1957-06-06 9 MALAYAN sharcbrokers fSM> terday reported the following busil est done: feci Disp $2 overnight; F N ordi $2,484; Gammon* $2,124; Hammen $2.07j; Hum P prefs Al9 1{ xci. ords A5 9. Breweries $3.12.xd. McAlisters 13.47. to $3.45- Mfetal Box (1 92.; R ■0 ord Sime Darby 12258 words
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Article16 1957-06-06 9 a branch of the Renaull But obile plant has been built m Amsterdam. Holland.16 words
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181 1957-06-06 9 TIIE three luxury liners ordered by the Royal Mail Lines Ltd.. from Harland Wolff Ltd., Belfast, will be equipped with the latest Strowger automatic telephone systems. Orders have been placed with Communication Systems Ltd.. whose equipment Is now m service m most of the181 words
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Article, Illustration294 1957-06-06 9 THE new 11, 170-ton British India Steam Navigation Co. Ltd** cargo vessel. Wo odar r a (seen here built primarily for the company's Australia United Kingdom services, will be making her maiden voyage to East Africa. Ship To Make Ist Voyage Fitted with engines294 words
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72 1957-06-06 9 THE Fuji Pho* E Ltd.. Japan, are now introducing some new photographic films into the Malayan market. Lan SSS. super speed panchromatic films, are svailable m two sizes 120 mm and 35 mm. B- of their spe< effectiveness m use under ade lighting conditions,72 words
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Advertisement254 1957-06-06 9 BARBER-FERN-VILLE LINES New York. Philadelphia B.ilt. mort, Mobilt. New Orlean*. Houston vu Sue: S port P.S him Penang New York MSJSJMVILLE In Port Sails 8 |un 9 lun 12/14 lun 17 lul> ASTVILLE M 21 |un 22 |un 26/28 |un 31 lul> sew Yorfc, Lot An.elt*. San Francisco, (via Hongkongi254 words
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Advertisement483 1957-06-06 9 NOTICES M.V. "ORANJE" r PHE above vessel is due to A arrive from Djakarla at about 2 p.m on the afternoon of 7ttl June 1957. Embarkation of passengers! for Colombo, Naples. Southampton and Amsterdam take place between and 6 p.m., the vessel sailing tha same evening at 11 p.m. The483 words
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Advertisement259 1957-06-06 9 NOTICES TENDER NOTK I CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD lEDERATION OF MALAGA TVMHM >*ited for the construction of: -NEW CFB OFFICF *T SIT. •ered Class A. B C contractors to app :.-.c Al Centra. ity Boai 1 Bo> Kuala Lv o. $30/- for Drawings, Sj ation and Bills c r. of i259 words
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Article, Illustration1918 1957-06-06 10 RECOGNITION OF INDIAN DEGREES QNE OF the usual complaints of Indian educationists is that Indian degrees are not so well recognised m the East as m the West. A graduate of an Indian university may be accepted for any post-gra-duate course m Germany, Britain or the Cnited States. Though the1,918 words
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Advertisement196 1957-06-06 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products V --*£_H H_S v*V>i Balashin Sai In The "New Look" Pack Very effective for Coughs, Indigestion, Seasickness, Ncusec, Tiredness, Storr.cchcche, Foul EreGth. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL hlE^s at i ML. v m a^s i^^^^. *^.a.jL js^c ***Ls^p3»l*£&§ Samaritan tissues196 words
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Miscellaneous323 1957-06-06 10 TOIIAV'S OlOTATION: 22 Set the pace m your X' intellec- IMfIM IM M| I s o f or new Hial luminaries shine _L ■%rW,.W*W.*feT, «*>»»_*_. aM t wtm/fff'fffmKmmMMfmmwMmiM coi. ion KaW ll 1 1 IvamMl Lfi 1 1 l\avl moki-io— << 23 to Nov THURSDAY FOR EVERY- M _M|i|l.aH 21—323 words
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Article300 1957-06-06 11 Six Records At Tengah Sports asw records were esta- the Ai Lial Ath etic il Air F TenJJh -statior ag ii 'ibe beat record of gas lay mts by LAC Wellini; jn with a dis4, n. Sgt Deacon a- d LAC Forde were Ih/s thres Mes who scored a double300 words
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Article62 1957-06-06 11 TOKYO, June 5 (Re.iter) T. n A— iation said' today five ■layers will p. ite m preliminary mat t A-ia f_r the world champions rp Thomas I U and ]3 m Ce> The team was scheduled tD leave here return on July The Japanese badminton62 words
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Article41 1957-06-06 11 STEI Encland. J Ramanathan. Krishnan routed "O-yaar-old Jan Lindsted* Sweden I I m the third round of the men's singleGrass Courts tournament tec Mine medical student from Stockholm had no answer '.-round art Xi r.an reached >. > irs ago.41 words
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Article62 1957-06-06 11 LONDON, Jane 9 Renter)— T dates lor -x Internationa] n rhea to be I ijred by the England Football tram next teae a: lounced here as [ol- 2 1 1 Oct 1 f»: England is Ireland Nw 6 England versus France Nov. 17: Scotland versus England April 19:62 words
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Article184 1957-06-06 11 Police Failed To Click Chee a WATER-POLO LACK of training was the principal reason why the highly-rated Police waterpolo team, reinforced by live Olympic players, went down to Singapore Swimming Club to the tune of nine goals to three. Tlie match was played at- the Chinese Swimming Club ia.^t weekend184 words
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Article28 1957-06-06 11 SYI Ni 'r. June 5, (Reuter)— id All-Blacks Rugb-f Union team boat New England by ."'8 point? to !4 here today alter leading 11-6 at ha'f'ime.28 words
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Article, Illustration510 1957-06-06 11 JACK DEMPSEY - JACK DEMPSEY SA YS: CHICAGO, June 4 (UP) Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson should be defending his title regularly against all comers to learn how to fight, former champion Jack Dempsey said here. Patterson's manager, Cus D'Amato, has announced that his fiohter would defend the title510 words
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Article662 1957-06-06 11 LONDON, June 4 (Reuter)— All County championship cricket matches m the series ending today produced a clear cut result but with three of the top five teams losing there was a slight reshuffle among them. Derbyshire, with bonus points as well as a win against662 words
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Article202 1957-06-06 11 NEW YORK. June 5 (AP) Southpa m Billy Pk i i c I pi the Chicago White Sox's five-game .*> m< ri can L* ague I With a two-hit 1-0 victory over Boston j-. 10 r i L In the National i.« i^ue. Phi idelphia's Phil les edged to202 words
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Advertisement143 1957-06-06 11 *TT I_ _C»^l»_, tX. \a >._-. Alt* I'M Last Day: 3.15-6.30-9.15 p.m. Premnatli Binn Rai "AUR A T m Hindustani w Lnglish sub. Tomorrow: V. Shantarara'i •TKKN HAITI CHARKASTA SINGAPORE TIGER STANDAR ADS lOC WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ACCOMMODATION minimum 09 a word FOR SALE SITUATIONS AGENCIES TUITION ETC-0w„ O BIRTHS ENGAGEMENTS143 words
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Advertisement231 1957-06-06 11 CLASSIFIED ADS TO LEI j B'j".ga! 'A dential trea Ipoh. 3 rrs with Lathrooms a'tached. all modern conveniences Servant* |U car spaciouti compound. Immediate occupati Apply Box T. 3064 S S. HIRE PURCHASE SOON TE KF N I < I i AJ\Y i lire-Purd ase a new and secondhand 1231 words
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Advertisement389 1957-06-06 11 ACk\OVYEEDGMEM THE Gujrati Commu: I Singapore expresses its deep sense of sorr mature death of Bar- krishna Sun the of Oaths. Supn pore and condolences to the bereaved SIIUAEIO\S VACAM SDIGAPORE (Ml (.AS l»l PARI Ml M Clerks ot Wor nths at ai fi) S5OO/- per ye eooc engineering be389 words
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Miscellaneous253 1957-06-06 11 Lil Abner By Al Capp onek,ck-aj^ahd) isgcn' >t'kickthem -<^£ g\ -sXaaPI HAMaaaatV BETH' LATE. UL /rCV.% THAR SC SPORTS DCWhiff \%'2 Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin "TZI^SPJB^ I I ...SHARP AS mm mmmm mWf^- Us^ eS^{ vvELL, KEEP IT iTaaaV^-^L- amazing s<^^\ a.nd naive Mississippi hnv,< dva T i253 words
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Article, Illustration62 1957-06-06 12 JOYCE SIM (left) school champion for two years running:, winning the 220 yards 'A" Division m fine style at the tallies Girls' School 9th annual athletic meet held on the R.I. ground yesterday. Top photo shows competitors having a lot of fun m the zig-zagStandardpic - 62 words
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Article68 1957-06-06 12 S ~~ER 5 A FA. League: D I ts\ Aston A.C. M Sukaramai S g. ntrrer Pork IS p.m. itherhood s Serangoon Twnrett Par- Ml 1 M BJLmt Mtmmwng Bulan at Geylang 5 LETICS Tiong Bahru School I II Annual Sports at ground 2.30 p.m.; Haig Girls' Schools68 words
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Article63 1957-06-06 12 ENTRIES are r ■M Stag-spore Lawn Tennis > Chan*x*nio*nships to be held next nronth tour successive days. The dates ■re is follow, J r*. 7 and B. Open mens singles, c. rr—., open women's doubles, veterans' "-U-Silis. boys' jflbMsHl-s-M _Bl_rlm ein mtXmxh All entries dote on J L"c63 words
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402 1957-06-06 12 Forders Take Top Place In SBHFA League on the Singapore Recre Club p**illi* l *tg Scorers vei Samy imrd Zam a-d Bala. Pulau Bukom beat J Sports Club 1-0 at Balo'.ier Road. N'aib scored winning goal m the first ha'.f i -cored a resounding 5-0 win over Malayan Air- k.402 words
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Article415 1957-06-06 12 Joyce Is Star Of The Meet STAR of the Raffles Girls' School 9th annual athletic meet yesterday on the Rallies Institution ground was Joyce Sim, the girl who took premier honours m five events. Joyce was also last year's champion. Three records were broken and one equalled. Joyce was responsible415 words
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Article37 1957-06-06 12 1 Nb ng Tebal Anglo C c School will hold tl annual athloMc sports on SaturJune 8 at the school pad ing at 230 n.m G I the district officer, Nihong Tei)..:. will preLhe prizes37 words
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Article118 1957-06-06 12 BRISTOL. June 5 (Reuter) Gloucestershire bad icorcil foi one at the close of pl.i> m replj tv WeM Indio first inning total of Ml ea the fir-t da. al their match hre tndav. VVISI IMUI S— 1-t lnn> mil lump h Smith 17 N \^.ir.ili118 words
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Article, Illustration290 1957-06-06 12 ARMY'S Fort Canning softball team can report good progress with the game over the past season. The soldiers' improvement m the game is principally* due to their dynamic manager and pitcher named Frank Crabiree. i From s meagre beginning when Hnal] groop of soldii r290 words
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Article, Illustration64 1957-06-06 12 FRANK WORRELL of the West fadies hits boantdary rrom i bofl from Jfm Lain r ir Englai I during the WV.sr Indus' first inntooi m the test match tit Edgbaston, Worwickshiro, England, on Jnne 1. Battina at this end It "CoWe" Smith. Colin Cowdrty fields behind the64 words
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Article187 1957-06-06 12 Women's Golf Tourney DRAW and starting times for the Women's Colony Golf Championship qualifying rounds were announced yesterday. The First 18 holes qualifying round is to be played at the Royal Singapore Golf Club on June 9 and the second qualifying round at the Royal Island Cub on June 10.187 words
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Article36 1957-06-06 12 TOKYO, June 5 LAP)— ttasaji Iwamoto, Japan's flyweight champ won a 10-round decision over Danny Kidd of the Phili] pines at Inter lational Stadium before 4,000 fans tonight Thf fight was a non-title contest36 words
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757 1957-06-06 12 NINETEEN oi Malaya's top stayen have entered tot the Perak Derby over 1| miles which will be run off on June 22. They are: Adelaide Star, Banquo. Bright Prospect Byzantium. Brilliant Scholar, Blue Ice. Cinder's Prince, Delivery, Daybrook Forest Duke, Great Saxon. Gallant Turk.757 words
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Article385 1957-06-06 12 CREPELLO 'S DERBY BY 1½ LENGTHS By VERNON MORGAN EPSOM DOWNS, (Surrey), June 5 (Reuter)— Sir Victor Sassoon's Crepello a 6/4 favourite scored a popular victory m the 178 th running of the Derb> this afternoon. The favourite won clcverlv by one-and-a-half lengths from tne Irish outsider Ballvmoss, owned by385 words
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Article87 1957-06-06 12 Cl. 2 3 For Next S'pore Races SES Class 2 and Class m at the next Singapore Turf Club meeting on July 6. 10 and 13. Entrie close on Wednesday. June 26. Distances and Stakes are: Two: Ist run— 6 fur- *:s or one mile; 2nd run— .rlongs, or 787 words
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Article95 1957-06-06 12 THERE: will be eight on the fir^t and third and onh >.v\en on the m c: n I .i|!,,u:ng is thi s< im n.i- f i \<« o\rl and lv. m.- < I FOI R— I»!V- l t longs and fc. furlong I and 4: b furlong's 2nd95 words
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Advertisement122 1957-06-06 12 beautiful m ttyjfearaMce... 8.1 cu-ft-REFRIGERATOR L -P"~= F as fe w s .c <• iiiiiii' rr" zii. r "^~zz".mif i is for the iQr9 r Ki' MaH333Ha 1h 1 family. It proWm J ,j, 1 M vides more than sh n Pr,C! $938 00 Models Hire Purchase Terms 4 ond122 words
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