The Straits Times, 21 March 1956
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Title Section28 1956-03-21 1 VEWUE v r r ITFITYTr*— *I r rx T eeps 71. o• o The Straits Times. flat* 1 1 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956 15 CENTS28 words
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Article295 1956-03-21 1 MarshaU and his top officials confer for SO minutes Chief of the Special Branch there TOi'-SrX RKT high-level conference in Sine soterday5 oterday discussed, it is understood, j, unC merdeka riots and certain aspects of ilony'g political situation. Chief Minister, Mr- David Marshall, the Secretary, Mr.295 words
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270 1956-03-21 1 ' PATRICIA MORGAN - PATRICIA MORGAN By TWE aspirations of Singapore's Labour Front are to 1 be set to music. The tune is to be one without too many sharps or flats. "The idea of this is that our party supporters will then be able to270 words
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Article64 1956-03-21 1 Soekarno says 'yes' to Ali JAKARTA. Tues. -OEKARNO toil, .s approval to Dint't submitted eek. will be headed 1 Sastroamkljojo Prime Minister IB the Comrted Govern1] last July i :th the Army. Government v. ill a of Indonesia's parties and flve The Communist be represented :nent. observers said the ■positionReuter - 64 words
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Article27 1956-03-21 1 V Tues. Lt. Cdr. -Smith, 56, who ..L'd made sailing .taming the first ered craft to make crossing of the in a Lon- uime— Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article16 1956-03-21 1 I Tues. Cheering v reoied Mr. i»res. the Turkish when he ar- .'ire.— Reuter.Reuter - 16 words
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Article43 1956-03-21 1 NICOSIA. Tues Greek and Turkish Cypriote clashed here today. British troops used tear gas to disperse the crowds in the second day of violence between the two factions. More than 20 people were injured in a two-hour battle. AP.AP - 43 words
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268 1956-03-21 1 BASIC PAY DEMAND REJECTED by ESTATES KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. MALAYA'S rubber estate owners today flatly rejected a basic wage structure proposed by the National Unioh of Pfantation Workers on the grounds that the industry could not afford it. At a meeting with union leaders today representatires of the Malayan Planting268 words
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Article30 1956-03-21 1 CANBERRA, Tues. Communist China has shown •some willingness" to resume trade with Australia, the Trade Minister, Mr. John McEwen. told the House of Representatives here today Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article75 1956-03-21 1 The White Paper outlining the Singapore Government's education policy based on the All-Party Committee report Is ready. The Minister for Education, Mr. anew Swee Kee, told the Straits Times yesterday that he would present the White Paper for debate in the Legislative Assembly next month. He75 words
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Article49 1956-03-21 1 NEW DELHI, Tues. The Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, announced today that he had accepted President Eisenhower's invitation to visit the United States for personal talks. He will go to the U.S. in the first week of July for three or four days. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article17 1956-03-21 1 PARIS, Tues. France to- day solemnly recognised Tunisian independence. In a Joint protocol signed here.17 words
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Article34 1956-03-21 1 MAHE. Seychelles Islands, Tues. Archbishop Makarios, exiled leader of the union-with-Greece movement in Cyprus, was allowed out of his hilltop lodge today to go shopping in town for tropical underwear. A.P.AP - 34 words
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68 1956-03-21 1 CAPT.'S COMPLIMENTS —$60,000 OPIUM TH E Singapore Customs were handed $60,000 worth of opium by the captain of the Silverwave when the ship arrived from Calcutta yesterday. A Customs spokesman told the Straits Times the cap- tain reported that the opium weighing 1241 b. was found during a surprise search68 words
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Article, Illustration48 1956-03-21 1 RAJA SAIDATCL ISHAN. first wife of the Raja Muda oi Selangor, is separated from her husband, who recently married a Sumatran princess. Straits Times picture shows her with three of her six children (from left) Raja Abdul Samad. Raja Arafah and Raja Idris. (See Page 9)48 words
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Article157 1956-03-21 1 RED CARPET READY FOR B. K. 'The cost? Cheaper than H-bomb* LONDON. Tuesday. TiHE Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, told the House of Commons today that during the visit here next month of Marshal Nikolai Bulganin and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev there would be "full provision" for top-level discussions. The RussianReuter - 157 words
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103 1956-03-21 1 ADEN Tues.— A series of strikes virtually paralysed this British protectorate on the Gulf of Aden today. There were sporadic outbreaks of violence. Five thousand workers at an oil refinery went on strike today. demanding higher wages, recognition of public holidays, union hours and103 words
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Article, Illustration253 1956-03-21 1 EX-MDU MAN BACK WITH A MESSAGE HHHE newly-appointed organising secretary of the Labour Front. Mr. Gerald De Cruz, arrived in Singapore yesterday from London with an "important" message for the people. He said: "While we are engaged in a struggle with Britain for253 words
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Article95 1956-03-21 1 HONG KONG. Tues. rr\HE Governor, Sir Alex--1 ander Grant ham. tonight openly criticised thought control in Communist "dictator states." "A country that deliberately retards the mental growth of its citizens is condemning Itself to ultimate decay and dissolution." Sir Alexander said. Referring to thousands ofReuter - 95 words
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Article62 1956-03-21 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A European woman, Mrs. A H. Hogge. 35, was killed today when her car was involved in a collision with a lorry at the junction of Kia Peng Road and conlay Road. Her husband. Major A. H. Hogge, who was driving, was not62 words
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Article143 1956-03-21 1 Hotel slaying riddle GIRL STABBED, 4 MEN VANISH PENANG. Tues. A MALAY girl was murdered in a hotel this afternoon minutes after four men had telephoned her to see them. The girl who has not yet been identified, arrived at the Central Hotel in Chulia Street at 4.30 p.m. and143 words
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Article29 1956-03-21 1 BATON CHABGES IX CDH NICOSIA. Tues— Hi sh troops made ttto baton chargei m Mcmlh totl.iy aii^t.v Turks demonstrated against (lash between Turks and (.reeks >est«rday. Keuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article35 1956-03-21 1 MADRID, Tuc.s A tame partridge, which could predict rain with uncanny accuracy 24 hours ahead, has died at the age of 13. victim of a wave of intense cold in southern Spain.— Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article, Illustration366 1956-03-21 2 NELSON RUTHERFURD - NELSON RUTHERFURD RICHARD JOINED THE NAVY TO SEE SINGAPORE By RICHARD FLETCHER, a 19-year-old British youth, spent his childhood in the Sime Road internment camp, Singapore, as a prisoner of the Japanese. His parents had left the Colony before the outbreak of the366 words
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154 1956-03-21 2 APPEAL BY MALAYAN DOCTOR DISMISSED LONDON, Tues. THE Judicial Committee of the Privy Council yesterday dismissed an appeal by a Malayan doctor, Ong Bak Hin, against a decision by the disciplinary committee of the General Medical Council that his name should be erased from the medical register. Lord Oaksey, presiding,154 words
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Article103 1956-03-21 2 Nine officer cadets of the Royal Malayan Navy were among those chosen recently to form a special guard-of-honour for ceremonies during which the freedom of tht Borough of Dartmouth in England was conferred on the Britannia Royal Naval College at Dartmouth. The cadets went to Britain last103 words
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Article30 1956-03-21 2 MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet ship Lena has sailed from the Antarctic for home, leaving behind expedition members who are to spend the winter on the frozen ccntlnent.—Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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152 1956-03-21 2 CHANCES of being among the first officers of the Royal Malayan Navy and prospects of seeing the world are available to all Federal and Singapore boys. Applications for entry into the Royal Malayan Navy as officer cadets are being accepted until March152 words
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Article60 1956-03-21 2 Major W.R. Stokes, War Office Inspector of Army education, has been appointed head master of the Army boarding school at Cameron Highlands. He leaves Eng- land in May to take up his appointment In July. Due In Kuala Lumpur in April is Miss Helen McDermott, of Bolton,60 words
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Article125 1956-03-21 2 Answer in two years UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE CABLE TESTS GET UNDERWAY gUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation's Telecommunications Department has started pilot schemes to see if underground telephone communications would be a success here. It will be at least, two years before the department knows the answer. The Director-General of Telecommunications, Mr.125 words
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Article173 1956-03-21 2 Mollet yields to Poujadist bullying PARIS, Tuesday. THE Mollet Government has made concessions to the Poujadist movement demand for an amnesty of all tax offenders. The Finance Minister, Mr Paul Ramadier, said an amnesty would be given if taxpayers gave up physically resisting collectors. MrReuter - 173 words
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Article28 1956-03-21 2 NEW YORK. Tues— MLss Margaret Tru:nan yesterday said that she would marry at 4 p.m. on April 21. in Trinity Episcopal Church in Independence, Missouri. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article58 1956-03-21 2 BUTTER WORTH, Tues. I Alleged to have returned Iron banishment, Chan Boon Hong, 60, was today ordered to be remanded pending mention of his case on March 27. Chan, it was been banished I pore by the G Council on Nov 21. lws He was arrested58 words
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Article228 1956-03-21 2 THREW A BOMB 'JUST p Ol A THRILL' VICOSIA. Tn youn* Brit I^l vate was COUrt IM fl terday to hay throwing his officers' excitement.- He and th Pleaded not gu E e o^ two bomb PxnirS camp, in Wn ?<fe s a^ were said to l 5? 0(11(2 wounded.228 words
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Article25 1956-03-21 2 WELLINGTON Tues. -M Labour taember I H of Represcrv Andertoi.. I private bill into I to try to abo'. punlshrm nt R; ill25 words
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Article24 1956-03-21 2 The six memb I visiting British I I tary delegation I I the Singapore I X-Ray Club v "I members. J24 words
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377 1956-03-21 3 THE WICKED THINGS ARE GONE SAYS GEORGI GEO BGI MALENKOV. L f^e? N Sovi?t d prirn. linl^r. last niKht impressed on leaders o5 Brl „,h Labour Party that Russia Was n( house in order and cleaning up the Z JJ Stalin regime. v c Vlces hour and a half theReuter - 377 words
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Article91 1956-03-21 3 MOSCOW, Tues. Ambassador Hayter, last Soviet pcoped the visit Bulpanin and v to Britain be beginning nd better era of •i n the two .fd move. Government entire teleradio broadrks to Sir bis speech 3 niet relaimbMMdoc to ever been portunity. said: "The visit ofAP - 91 words
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Article23 1956-03-21 3 D6COW. Tues. Marshal Soviet Prime reived Mar1■ h deputy chairmunist China. "warm and talk, the Soviet <a id —Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article35 1956-03-21 3 LN Tues. Russia -lied an invita- of British Moscow, r-aused specu- iation that Soviet leaders may not want foreign visitors during the Stalin controversy and the disturbances in Georgia.— U. P.35 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-03-21 3 MR. MALENKOV. Russian deputy Prime Minister, raises his glass with Lord Citrine, chairman of the Central Electricity Board (left) in the Soviet Embassy in London. The man on the extreme left is unnamed. Mr. Malenkov is in Britain to inspert electrical installations. A.P.AP - 51 words
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Article141 1956-03-21 3 EDEN: CUT THE PRICES S LONDON, Tues. IR Anthony Eden last night appealed to British industrialists to stabilise prices and, where possible, bring them down. The Prime Minister was meeting representatives of the Federation of British Industries in the third of a series of talks on the country's economic situation.Reuter - 141 words
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Article41 1956-03-21 3 AUCKLAND, Tues— Mrs. G. Heinrich. of Auckland, has established a world record by landing a 451 lb. blue marlin on an 801 b. line. It was the first blue merlin landed in New Zealand by a woman. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article36 1956-03-21 3 BERNE. Tues. Mr. Molotov, the Soviet Foreign Minister, has sent a telegram of good wishes to the Swiss people on the tenth anniversary of the re-establishment of diplomatic relations betrveen the two countries. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article228 1956-03-21 3 'INDIA PLOTS TO HALT U.S. AID* KARACHI, Tuesday. THE Pakistani Prime Minister, Mr. Mohamed Ali, A told parliament here last night that 10 Pakistanis had been killed and 18 hurt when Indian troops fired on a Pakistan border outpost during the previous night. He said:Reuter - 228 words
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Article159 1956-03-21 3 Divorce in the test tube age... LONDON. Tues— A Gov-ernment-appointed commission which spent nearly three years investigating divorce in Britain today urged the prompt establishment of an official body which would try. through guidance and education, to prevent broken marriages. The commission made no sweeping recommendations regarding existing divorce practiceReuter - 159 words
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Article25 1956-03-21 3 MOSCOW, Tues— Mr. Anastas Mikoyan, Soviet First Deputy Premier, left here by air today to attend Pakistan's republic day celebrations in Karachi. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article22 1956-03-21 3 NEW YORK, Tuts.— A 6 lb. boy was born to actress Mamie Van Doren and bandleader Ray Anthony. A. P.22 words
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Article16 1956-03-21 3 LAPAZ, Tues. The Cabinet of President Victor Paz Estenssoro of Bolivia resigned yesterday. A.P.AP - 16 words
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Article43 1956-03-21 3 DOUGLAS. Cape Province. Tues. A 16-year old boy. Martin Visser. saved a school bus carrying 30 children when the driver collapsed and died at the wheel. The boy. sitting beside the driver, seized the handbrake and stopped the bus. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article36 1956-03-21 3 LONDON, Tues.— Brigadier Pitzroy Maclean, Undersecretary for War, made it clear in the House of Commons yesterday that officers who did not carry out a recent War Office "anti-bull" order would be disciplined.— Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article310 1956-03-21 3 LONDON. Tues. STOCK MARKETS were leas certain today. Prices advanced during the morning but later receded from the best levels. Business was limited and it took little to move prices. Industrials were disappointing after good start. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: LOANS310 words
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Article233 1956-03-21 3 A trip to the moon... AUCKLAND, Tues. A One visitor in 10 at the Astronomical Society's stall here wanted to buy a plot on the moon. There was even an offer from a land agent to sell title deeds of moon plots at five per cent commission. But the societyAP - 233 words
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Article61 1956-03-21 3 LONDON, Tues. Three Royal Air Force squadrons have now been equipped with Valiant atomic bombers. Britain's most powerful secret plane, it was disclosed here today. A fourth squadror. is being trained in their use. A single Valiant can carry greater hitting power than the whole of Britain's61 words
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Article26 1956-03-21 3 MELBOURNE, Tues— Mr. Langton Stavely, the oldest practising lawyer in the Commonwealth when he retired five years ago, has died. He was 93. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Advertisement185 1956-03-21 3 Were x proud <> Vj^K HOT CROSS BUNS f and our {t^) EASTER CAKES \\r^ an d advise you to place your orders EARLY COLD STORAGE BAKERIES SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG I W^' M MAM Aft* fin est I M *W^M^sm'^% QUALITY [l U >^ JAPANESE U I GOOD ENOUGH185 words
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Article108 1956-03-21 4 Neither fear nor favour... TVfR RICHARD CATLING, a ITA former Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police In the Federation, and now Police Commissioner In Kenya recently commended an Inspector who gave him an order Mr. Catling, in civilian clothes, was driving in Nairobi when the inspector stopped his car and asked108 words
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Article43 1956-03-21 4 Sir Earle Page, who until recently was Australian Minister for Health, arrived In Singapore by air yesterday on his way to Karachi as the Australian representative at the Pakistan Republic Day celebrations. Sir Earle continues his journey today.43 words
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Article57 1956-03-21 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Ungku Ismail bin Abdul Rahman will be Deputy Mentri Besar of Johore, in place of Dato Beth bin Mohauied Said, who has gone on leave. Raja Omar bin Chik, District Officer, Kluang, has been transferred to Johore Bahru to act in Ungku Ismail's place57 words
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167 1956-03-21 4 PRIEST SAW A MAN TAKE GODDESS' GEMS 7 shouted as he rushed out of the idol's room 9 PENANG, Tues. AN Indian priest told A the Sessions Court here today he saw a bald-headed man suddenly rush into a room and take some jewellery from a goddess. Abdul Rahman Kutty167 words
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156 1956-03-21 4 Penang leader gives a warning PENANG, Tuesday. A FORMER Federal Legislative Councillor, Mr. Koh A Sin Hock, last night sounded a warning against anti-Chinese discrimination. "It is not generally known, but some of the newly-inde-pendent countries have been very discriminating against the Chinese," he said156 words
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Article36 1956-03-21 4 The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Mr. D McLellan and the Principal Inspector of Chinese Schools. Mr. O. P. Darke, left Singapore by air yesterday for London on six weeks' leave.36 words
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Article, Illustration143 1956-03-21 4 'FILM STAR' NORMAH GOES ON A U.S. VISIT A MALAY housewife and politician from Kedah, Che Normah binte Kamaruddin, is among eight Malayans who leave for the United States this month for a threemonth visit on leadership grants. Che Nonnah. 29. will Interest herself In social welfare wort:, and political143 words
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Article53 1956-03-21 4 The Singapore Assistant Coroner. Mr. Giam Chong Hing, yesterday returned a verdict of misadventure at an inquiry into the death of Wong Yin Foo, 30, who fell into the deep tank of a ship berthed at King's Dock on the night of Jan. 16. Wong was53 words
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Article27 1956-03-21 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. inche Suki bin Abdul Kadir, State Elections Officer, has been appointed Assistant Secretary. Local Authority, in addition to his other duties.27 words
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Article181 1956-03-21 4 12 days' OFF- 8 day,' p A BOUT 40 workers employed at A Tyresoles factory in Pasir Pam a go on a 12-day holiday from tomorrow J get only eight days' pay. While they are away the factory will be shut. It will I reopen181 words
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109 1956-03-21 4 A CAUSTIC WORD FOR DOPE CASANOVAS A tra Mr terday had IZ^, I say about thl11 He said- "r and mistresses?^ ways i n aifflSaf just have to say Vf^ their men." h Mr. Deveita, r bourn made th, marks when h", ls £1 Dretty u^T Ping. 28, on a109 words
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Article23 1956-03-21 4 The Singapore c M Adult Education lastdfl decided, aft I debate, to adjourn to I nual meeting to April 10. I23 words
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Miscellaneous512 1956-03-21 4 DA*** A **AY AVA C°m*«. "9.30 News. 9.45 Barrel RADIO MALAYA House. iO.OO The Goon Show, 10.30 U.OO Dance Music. •Profnunmes thus marked can PoolAMfil be received by listeners in Malacca. itCglOOai Short wave 49 A 62m. Medium fiIWrADADV wave 476 m.. S4S, 366 m. and 297 m. »**U»AlfOK«i A.M.512 words
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Letter96 1956-03-21 5 LOWER pEES BUT SLOWER WORK r.-.n^apore Public administer! wtestata and innd both simple Heated cases. The -i able therefor v than that would have to estate were adJjjilstcred by a private B although slightly will have to be lawyer, the estate, DTOlvCd one. is ip in a very short nost96 words
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Letter89 1956-03-21 5 The right to a name 11 Milution passed by Hutton Lane branch Penant u.m.n.o. special comment ..'.rioubtedly viewed Malays who are itlzena of this counat concern and t.ind taken by this strikea me as selfish ::iunal-minded. Thr resolution suggests Is country belongs to Historically distortion. ig h t has the89 words
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Letter184 1956-03-21 5 I VOTED at the last elec--1 and I was then in dependence for re, on the assumpat Singapore would become part of the Federation of Malaya. it is quite evident that the Federation will have us only on terms thich would probably be tnaoceptable to us. In view184 words
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403 1956-03-21 5 VVHEN the Malayan inS ie p n a C y e ers° f EUrOpean o,££ r na J rellefs which are ?rnm° rkied for deduction from assessable Income JIT H e Jh? c tio 35 we£f£sd in light of the circumstances prevailing in the403 words
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464 1956-03-21 5 •THE National Union of Plantation Workers are now putting forward quite absurd demands for increase in wages. These are: contract tappers from $3.75 to $6 minimum: check roll from $3.15 to $5 25: weeders from $2.50 to $4. Evidently, the bosses of the union have464 words
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Letter137 1956-03-21 5 JUSTICE IN JAKARTA I am surprised at the suggestion of Mr. K. E. Hllborne that both Mr. Marshall and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew should turn their attention to their next-door neighbour for the alleged deplorable manner in which Justice is being dispensed in that country. At a time when the137 words
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Letter97 1956-03-21 5 rpHE Broadcasting Department surely must have received news that all was not well at Kallang before the 7 p.m. news on Sunday evening. It is suggested that the withholding of any such news constitutes a serious dereliction of the Department's duty to the public. E.G.S. Singapore. (It97 words
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Letter178 1956-03-21 5 •THE letter from "Queen s Chinese" was really refreshing. I was talking to a Chinese schoolboy recently and he remarked that he wasn't particularly fond of one of his teachers. It eventually came out that this teacher had said that all the British In Singapore were "big178 words
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Letter178 1956-03-21 5 IT is high time the Traffic Branch in Ipoh got drwn to business regarding cyclists. The recent regulations mean nothing to the present day cyclists; they continue to rid^ three and four abreast in the main streets, cycle without lights, ignore traffic lights and signals and are178 words
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Miscellaneous290 1956-03-21 5 Straits Times Crossword 8 'O |H i? I|| T" i* 15 16 >f I 18 '9 HH 20 1 ?i 22 111 25~ I ACROSS 7 "Nor bowed to Its idolatries a 8 Old bird for a aoubie »ct <4>. patient <Byron) <4>. 9 Melton can't change— he's al- 14290 words
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Article58 1956-03-21 6 NEW HOME FOR SURVEY DEPARTMENT KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. ANEW three-storey Mock of Government offices is to be built on a 10-acre site in Gurney Road here. The site cost just over $230,000. The Survey Department will probably take over the first floor of the new building. Allocation of office space58 words
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Article105 1956-03-21 6 Sunderlands off to 'hunt subs' EIGHT Sunderland flying boats of the British and New Zealand air forces thundered over Collyer Quay in formation yesterday before flying seawards to begin a series of anti-submarine exercises. This is the latest phase in •Exercise Monsoon,' 1 the grand scale air-sea manoeuvre now in105 words
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Article312 1956-03-21 6 TWO HA YE QITTT AND MANY ARE PLANNING A LONG HOLIDA V GRUMBLES AT CITY BALL —THOSE AT THEIR JOBS SA V: 'MORE WORK FOR US' rONCERN is being expressed by Singapore City Councillors over the recent reduction in their ranks by resignations and by members going312 words
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Article, Illustration173 1956-03-21 6 TEN, INCLUDING A CYCLIST, WERE INJURED EIGHT children, one a girl, were injured yesterday afternoon when a car taking them to school overturned at the junction of Hindoo Road and Upper Perak Road in Singapore. Also hurt were the driver of the car and a passing cyclist. Seconds previously, the173 words
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Article157 1956-03-21 6 NOT THE LICENSING AUTHORITY T"RE fixing of fares on Singapore Traction Com- pany and other buses will remain the function of the City Council and Rural Board when a new licensing authority is set up. Mr. R. W. Jakeman. acting Permanent Secretary for the Ministry157 words
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Article28 1956-03-21 6 The Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, will hold a public merdeka meeting under the "old apple tree" at Empress Place at 1.20 p.m. today.28 words
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Article94 1956-03-21 6 A six-man trade union dele- gation yesterday asked the Chief Minister, Mr David Marshall, if it was possible for two union representatives Ito accompany the merdeka mission to London as observers. The delegation, drawn from the National Convention of 'Trade Unions, called on Mr.94 words
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Article39 1956-03-21 6 The Singapore Traction Company has started on a conversion scheme which will give its buses an allaluminium body. The company now has 15 all-aluminium buses on the roads. Another 68 will be similarly converted.39 words
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Article40 1956-03-21 6 About 900 girls from Chung Hwa Girls' High School, Bartley Road, will join the Singapore X-ray Club this week. The club was recently formed to arouse public interest in the work of Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association.40 words
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Article57 1956-03-21 6 Ng Koon Guan. a Koon Seng Road shopkeeper, was fined $250 for selling coffee powder of a quality below the minimum standards laid down by law. Mr. K. C. Chan, the magistrate, said that the 14 per cent difference In quality was Inexcusable and he57 words
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Article106 1956-03-21 6 McNeice, Ho quit jobs body TWO members of the Malayanisation Commission who differed sharply from the rest, Sir Percy McNeice and Mr. Robert Ho, have resigned. The secretary of the Commission. Mr. Lee Slow Mong, said yesterday he was not surprised because Sir Percy and Mr Ho had pointed out106 words
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Article146 1956-03-21 6 ORACLE DRUGS RACKET EXPOSED whic h they P >* °°uld cure tuh alQl by cosmic ray berc < This was reveal by the Mm£ r aie f d ft Mr A J- Br«'ga. M Mr. Braga sairi bogus, new-fa nn L" Al otof tary Chinese S2, pro P* coming here146 words
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Article66 1956-03-21 6 Bail in film case Pang Yew Chuar. 11 I charged in a Singapore I yesterday with having I reels of obscene fllm I Smith Street on the I of March 19. Pang claimed trial and I I case was postponed to I 27. Bail was allowed. The magistrate. Mr JSI66 words
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Article27 1956-03-21 6 Mrs. Lillian G. whose husband. M Scow Lin. a clerk, left he: three years ago. was gran:e: a divorce in the Singapore High Court yesterday.27 words
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Article134 1956-03-21 6 k HUSBAND and wife will compete for the $10,000 being awarded in the Stanvac economy run from Butterworth to Singapore starting on March 31. They are Mrs. Irene Lim, and Lim Peng Han, one of Malaya's best-known racing i drivers. Lim Peng Han will134 words
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Advertisement270 1956-03-21 6 I QUICKEST WAY to STOpI lINPIGESTIOWI INPIGESTIOW I ,^^\v'fA//^| GTnMAPII MkJ^cfcfea dlUlflAbn S#2&Ml TROUBLES 1 I Powder and stop your pains V M AiWyWjraT after eating. Suitaole for P tBRASSO QUALITY METAL PoUs* For all Brass and Copperware START A SMALL AGENCY BUSINESS— IN SPARETIME OR FULL-TIME, working from home270 words
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Advertisement78 1956-03-21 6 IN SINGAPORE for 2 NIGHTS ONLY! TWO PERFORMANCES PER NICHT. BBBBMBBBBBW ■V B^ With DENIS COLLINSON his W "PEG-LEG" BATES FAMOUS MERCURY RECORDING S fl£ R r VED PR lio S THE ROVITAS N NT R r v c E A D LLERV THE HOLLY SISTERS side callery |f Phone78 words
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Article172 1956-03-21 7 Private tutors enjoy an un.n^.n^ boom ai- \n many firms I Malay I a 'must' j or senior staff gORE Knjrlish-speak- Ing people than u r a re learning a u r n;uiilar language, n ginpipore. the Governjaalism camrommercial too are ng their emstudy Malay :in. me172 words
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Article11 1956-03-21 7 BAHRU, Tues anathan has been Health Officer for ■.ore.11 words
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Article118 1956-03-21 7 of about 3.000 ore Government Uked the Direcr.nel. Mr J D. .speedy settleIr wage claims, nment has rethelr demands are msidered. A deannounced soon. The clerks are members of the Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union and the Singapore Union of Postal and Telecommunications118 words
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Article, Illustration79 1956-03-21 7 Morrison has tea between courses The visiting British I arhanirntary delegation had a Chinese lunch yrs-tt-rday with rommittre members of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Tan Siak Kew. pre.ident of the Chamber, said that it was an "informal Catherine" to enable the delegation to meet members of the79 words
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Article267 1956-03-21 7 —by sympathetic magistrate 4 60-YEAR-OLD man was yesterday callI ed the "biggest hum- J bug in Singapore" by a j I Colony magistrate. The man. Ban Singh had for the past three months I failed to settle a fine for 1 being drunk. On four267 words
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72 1956-03-21 7 $2,000 fine on illegal lottery man KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. KWOK CHENG HONG, 38. of Chow Kit Road, was today fined 52.000 here for assisting in the running of a 'chee fah" lottery. Mr. Santokh Singh, A.S.P.. prosecuting, said Kwok was arrested at Chow Kit Road on Nov. 8. In a72 words
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134 1956-03-21 7 /CENTRES to facilitate the vv registration of pupils in primary classes In Government and aided English schools in Singapore will be jset up soon by the Education Ministry. Parents will not have to ro from school to school In search of vacancies. Centres will134 words
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Article51 1956-03-21 7 Five retired Singapore postal employees with 170 years of service between them yesterday received valedictory letters from the Director of Posts, Mr. M. L. Durrant. They are Inche Mahmood bin Kiagos. Mr L.J. Lesslar (clerks), Inche Bakar bin Ahmad, Mr. G. Kannusamy and Mr. M. Manikam51 words
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Article55 1956-03-21 7 The Singapore Government announced last night that March 31 will be the closing date for the submission of objections by the public to the Master Plan. Since details of the Plan were disclosed on Jan. 3 there have been a few individual objections and a protest55 words
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Article50 1956-03-21 7 Chitambaram Oovindasamy pleaded not guilty in a Singapore court yesterday to a charge of stealing a typewriter worth $720, belonging to the Army Civil Services' Union at Upper Serangoon Road. Bail of $1,000 was allowed and the case postponed for mention on March 27.50 words
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169 1956-03-21 7 Students: Did you see them? TELL Mr. CHEW HAVE YOU any Information to show that Chinese school students took part in i the merdeka riots at Kallang in Singapore on Sunday? If you have, the Minister for Education, Mr. Chew I Swee Kee, would like to have lit. Mr. Chew169 words
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Article44 1956-03-21 7 A carpenter's apprentice, Wong Boon Sin, 17, was jailed for 18 months by Mr. Justice Taylor in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday after pleading guilty to a charge of causing grievous hurt to a fellow worker, Koh Show Yee, 23.44 words
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195 1956-03-21 7 Trisha man assaulted mother of 6, court told Vf ALACCA, Tues. The iTI President of the Sessions Court here, Mr. G.R.T. Chelvam, today committed Sidek bin Baehik to stand trial in the High Court on a charge of robbery and causing hurt to a pregnant woman. Sidek, a trisha rider,195 words
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Article61 1956-03-21 7 A cyclist, Ang Seng Chian, 16. who was carrying a jar of acid on the pillion of his bicycle, was severely burned yesterday morning, when the jar burst and the contents splashed over him. The jab broke after Ang had collided with a trisha in South61 words
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Advertisement114 1956-03-21 7 i Bargains SNE CHINA English tea, "^RAFTON Bone China: f ee. breakfast and early f(ora l tea se ts with tea 1 nmg sets, dinner services, pot. for 6 persons. j -agents, etc. Reduced U m Jl%' M to $35.00 -a-thenware tea and coffee I boy s. plates, jugs, sugar114 words
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Advertisement237 1956-03-21 7 Sol* Agent*: R. E. MORRIS CO., LTD. 18. BATTERY RD. SINGAPORE. TEL: ***** RAFFLES HELLOS' I from VIENNA continue their I a stupendous success of 5 "ACROBATICS on WHEELS" I*l "IfcJCC" IN CLASSICAL intO VIENNESE BALLET I DANCES S I I GERRY SOLIANO and his BAND \W>^isv\iiro^bro^i*'i>'%ii*oT*!>*o**o^>sv^iiir<>^s>jo r o^i!/» CROSLEY237 words
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Miscellaneous86 1956-03-21 7 High tides TODAY: Singapore 4.17 am (7 ft. 8 In.) 7.34 p.m 16 ft. 3 in.); Port Diclcson l 01 a.m (6 ft. 3 in.) 1.22 p.m {b ft. 7 ln.>: Penang 9.24 a.m. (4 ft 6 in.) 8.57 p.m. i5 ft 6. in i. TOMORROW: Singapore 6.00 ajn. (786 words
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Article45 1956-03-21 8 20 Word* $10 (minimum). THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. PetroneMa Dragon thank all Friends ano Relatives who send Wreaths, llwiaf of Condolence, Loaned Care and Attended the Funeral on 17.3.56 and also those who paid Night Visits and Rendered Assistance in all aspects.45 words
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Article148 1956-03-21 8 to Wewdk $10 (minimum). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the "Malay Mail' If you want to win that $5,000 word puzzle. ITS THE WICK that does the trick! Which wick? Why Air- wick, the 100 Air-freshener. All good dealers stock it. BE WISE COWANISE let US destroy your rats148 words
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Obituary54 1956-03-21 8 10 Words tit (minimum). WILKINS. Jack, Patrick, Kenelm of Myrtleti.ile Estate, Ringlet at Ipoh, on the 16th March 1956 In his sixty sixth year. APPAN: Mi. T. V. Appan passed ana,- peaceful! on 20th March, at Oeneral Hospital. Cortege Leaves 47 Lorong G Telok Kurau at 11 ajn. 2lst54 words
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877 1956-03-21 8 The State Times Singapore, Wed. Mar. 21, 1956. Problems Of Merdeka Singapore's party leaders are in remarkable agreement in their reaction to the merdeka rally riots. The riots were "unfortunate," but they must not be made an excuse for variation of the merdeka schedule. Meanwhile Mr. Marshall, as becomes a877 words
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Article290 1956-03-21 8 There is only one interpretation of Mr. Khruschev's attack on Stalin, and the pro-Stalin demonstrations in Georgia and Armenia, which makes sense. There is now genuine collective leadership in Russia, and the opportunity has been seized to destroy dramatically and finally the Stalinist cult. There were290 words
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Letter408 1956-03-21 8 Small group out for trouble IN your issue of March 20 you published a tribute from myself to the conduct of the Police at Kallang on Sunday in which you quote m« as saying two or three thousand people, all young including some Chinese students in school uniform, attempted to408 words
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Letter93 1956-03-21 8 IN answer to S. Ramachandra I would like to point out to him that because we are Christians, we put unwanted animals out of their misery. It's not 'only Britishers also on the Continent unwanted stray animals are rounded up by the police and, if not claimed93 words
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151 1956-03-21 8 rpHE Straits dollar Is at A present one of the most stable currencies In the world After merdeka Is the Straits dollar going to retain Its present value? Singapore can be virtually by-passed as a port with the development of Port Swettenham and Prai. The151 words
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Letter191 1956-03-21 8 MANY hundreds of people passing along the Seremban-Kuala Pilah Road In connection with the royal wedding at Sri Menanti must hav e seen another aircraft piled up in the undergrowth at the end of Paroi Camp, only a few feet from the road. Many, also, must have been191 words
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382 1956-03-21 8 Communism is waiting to move in for the kill mHERE is something very 1 unpleasant about our merdeka movement. Aa each day passes, more and more of the evils associated with it are becoming evident. Communism has been and is always behind the scenes and is only awaiting the kill382 words
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Letter210 1956-03-21 8 worse ROUND THE CORNER. I AM appalloft tv bors of the have attempted down the ii Sundaj g has be« sham the Anybody wrspectivp that, if o nism ca n break targe o] in* intrndPd as stration o, wards a common! worse dli around the corner sions when conflict nion210 words
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Letter36 1956-03-21 8 IF you agree with our present ChM Minister. Mr. David Marshal!, you are i patriot. II you dii him you are a ci coward and a tl us from mrrdoka. TAN KIM TIE. Singapore.36 words
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Letter115 1956-03-21 8 WHO is David Marshall trying to fool? I recently saw a screening of the Federation's Merdeka Mission to London, and the twittering, ribald laughter and caustic comments which greeted every cry of "merdeka" on the screen would have made Mr. Marshall blush but then, we all115 words
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Letter78 1956-03-21 8 THE people of Singapore should be grateful to the hooligans who rioted at Kallang. Grateful to them for permitting th# visiting British Parliamentary delegation a preview of merdeka under the present administration. Now the British delegation can see clearly who are the people supporting David Marshall for78 words
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Letter94 1956-03-21 8 Misguided leaders PEACE LOVING citizens of this country have seen chaos, arson, riots and murder which we thought would disappear with the Japanese. We were mistaken. The Kallang incident has shown us clearly the true meaning of mob-rule under our weak-kneed and misguided politicians. A handful of well-trained, young, courageous94 words
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Letter68 1956-03-21 8 IN the Sunday Times editorial: "We Think," an accurate forecast of the very sort of people that attended the rally was given, and many are grateful today for reading It as a warning and wisely remaining at home. I'm sure the Parliamentary delegation has now an idea68 words
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Letter198 1956-03-21 8 IT is indeed a stunning thought, that the people on whom the future government of Singapore may descend are the very people who today are behaving in such lunatic and irresponsible manner in their schemes of giant rallies, mass soliciting of the illiterates and placarding of this198 words
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Letter64 1956-03-21 8 I AM resident of a P.A.P. dominated area. The signature co 1 1 ec 1 1 n g campaign is entrusted to youths who I believe, were behind the riot last year. Knockings at the door by these youths during the night are very undesirable,64 words
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Letter156 1956-03-21 8 Would not take 'no' AS you have rightly pointed out. Mr. Marshall's "referendum 1 is a farce. The other day a supporter called on me for my signature. Without handing the book to me he asked for my confirmation that I would signify "yes." I refused to do so, and156 words
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Advertisement637 1956-03-21 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. tt Word, $Ii (minimum). VOWLES: T o Kirn and Norman at the Penang Maternity Hospital on 20.3.56 a daughter Barbara Anne, a sister to David. HOME LEAVE M Words Si (Min.y—Box it els. extra. SEVENOAKS, KENT. Park Hill Hotel, an ideal base for your Winter or Summer leave637 words
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Advertisement26 1956-03-21 8 MALAYAN RAILWAY offers SCHOLARSHIPS for training for professional appointments as: CIVIL ENGINEERS MECHANICAL ENGINEERS SIGNAL ENGINEERS ACCOUNTANTS TRAFFIC OFFICERS PORT OFFICERS (See advertisement in Page 15)26 words
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Advertisement56 1956-03-21 8 MORE LETTERS ON PACE 5 There is no way of doing justice in words t< pleasure of MURRAYMINTS. Do try them f yourself. You'll find them absolutely fascinating. -with a cfefietous hint of OPTICIANS L. C SMITH FBOA P OR™ A J. HUGGETT F SMC. H.CH 22 13. BATTERY ROAD.56 words
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Article41 1956-03-21 9 LUMPUR, Tues. i committee of > Cham- mmerce is to meet i I huradajr for one of I important policy i meetings. The main Item for discussion is a recommendation that multi-lingualism be introduced in the Federal Legislative Council.41 words
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549 1956-03-21 9 Kilt, muwnr lU,.* tmMt appn c^ IPOH, Tues. i _'ii-\ ear-old girl m t'pt in the f] (i rh Cotui here tojj ;j when she was irensed of murderj nl 'the other *omarT in a love triangle. Chonn Moi ged to have a549 words
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Article73 1956-03-21 9 PORT SWETTENHAM. Tues. TWO seamen were drowned 1 when a tongkang overturned 40 miles from here on Sunday. A third man saved himself by clinging to the capsized craft He managed to right the boat and sailed for Indonesia. One of the drowned men was73 words
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Article42 1956-03-21 9 Down the tin output KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Federation's tin output dropped last month. Production of tin concentrates was 103 272 piculs compared with 123 393 piculs in JanuaryIt contained 4.629 tons of tin metal against 5,531 tons in the previous month.42 words
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Article36 1956-03-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A total of $5,923,501 was deposited in the Federation Post Office savings bank last month. It exceeded withdrawals by $323,424. During the month 5,551 new acounts were opened.36 words
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Article37 1956-03-21 9 BATU GAJAH. Tues.- A new Malay settlement will soring up half a mile from the railway station here by the end of this year. The Perak Government is spending $40,000 on the settlement.37 words
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Article, Illustration146 1956-03-21 9 A SAILOR WHO SUCKS HIS THUMB ALL DAY Gunnar's smile wipes away the Captain's frown Gunnar Muhlmann, of the T>anish freighter Michael Jebsen, is the captain's pet. He's easily the most pampered sailor in the history of navigation. Does he polish the brass or scrub the deck? Not on your146 words
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Article261 1956-03-21 9 LAWYER SAYS IT DOESN'T HAPPEN ELSEWHERE Kl'AIfA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 4 LAWYER alleged here today that the Federation Government, "unlike the government of every other civilised country," made no provision for the poor. He was Mr. S.K.S. Peddie. appearing in the Second Magistrate's court for 56 squatters261 words
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103 1956-03-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T*HE general manager of Fraser and Neave Ltd., 1 arrived from Singapore to attend today's negotiations between union representatives and the company to end the strike at its local factory. But the talks ended wltnout a settlement being reached. Negotiations will103 words
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Article26 1956-03-21 9 BATU GAJAH. Tues— The funeral took place today at Malim Nawar of Mr. Khoo Seng Cheang. 66. chief clerk of the Anglo-Oriental Mining Company.26 words
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Article25 1956-03-21 9 IPOH. Tues. Fifteen wardresses from various prisons in the Federation will undergo a nine-week course at the Prison Training Depot in Taiping.25 words
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Article48 1956-03-21 9 RAUB, Tues.— The man who won the first prize of $170,000 in the Selangor Turf Club's recent million-dollar sweep today gave $3,500 to charity. He is Mr. Kong Chap Sun. of Raub. The money Is for Chinese schools and charity organlsa- tions.48 words
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56 1956-03-21 9 PORT SWETTENHAM. Tues. —Two sailors failed to join their ship, the Elizabeth Bakke, when she left port yesterday. They were Derrick Graham and Gerald Baltzer. both Canadian citizens. The ship's agents today informed the immigration authorities, and the police started looking for them. Up56 words
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Article281 1956-03-21 9 TWICE RENOUNCED RAJA TO LEAVE KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. Raja Saidatul Ishan, first wife of the Raja Muda of Selangor, disclosed today that she had been renounced for the second time by her husband. This happened a few hours before the Raja Muda281 words
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Article84 1956-03-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. An emergency meeting of all branches of the Selangor Division of the Labour Party of Malaya is to be held on Sunday to discuss the suspension of the division by the party's National Executive Council. The council at a meeting in Ipoh on March84 words
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Article66 1956-03-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Ibrahim Cheng Tsln Yen. 54, a Chinese Muslim, was yesterday acquitted by the Second Magistrate's Court here on a charge of defaming Fan Hoi, manager of the Sungei Way Chinese School committee. It was alleged that on Aug. 16 last year Chen issued66 words
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Article22 1956-03-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Kuala Lumpur branch of the United Commercial Bank will be officially opened on Thursday at noon.22 words
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134 1956-03-21 9 First a welcome then a protest J£UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Thousands of padi planters in the Tanjong Karang "rice bowl" of North Selangor are organising a big welcome for the Minister for Agriculture. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Lshak. who is to visit them on Thursday. But after the welcome is i134 words
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Article205 1956-03-21 9 Work to rule may spread Xl ALA LVMPI R, Tuesday. TWE situation at Port Swettenham, where 570 dock workers have beer working to rule since Friday worsened today. The railway administration is unloading only essential cargoes. i i Several ships are calling at Singapore or Penang205 words
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Article50 1956-03-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Trainees at the Federation Police Depot here gave displays of riot and ambush drill today for South Vietnam's Director-General of Police, Gen. Ngoc Le. Gen. Ngoc Le and three senior Vietnam police officers arived today to study police methods in the Federation.50 words
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87 1956-03-21 9 PENANCJ. Turs EURASIANS here will meet tomorrow to discuss their position in an independent Malaya. Mr. Shelley. Federal Legislative Councillor and President of the Pcnanj; Eurasian Association, will preside. "There are about 3,000 Eurasians in Prnanr and 1 hope everyone will87 words
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133 1956-03-21 9 Penang CPO says 'things are better' PENANG. Tues. rE Emergency situation had improved a great deal in Penang this y<*ar Mr. S. B. J. Donaldson, Chief Police Officer, said today on the eve of his retirement from Malaya. Mr. Donaldson estimated [there were still 41 Communist terrorists on Penang; Inland133 words
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Advertisement102 1956-03-21 9 <^ n<seeC* a -*2_ ti*n/t£t9 Recount CHUNG KHIAW BANK, LTD. THIS BOOKLET IS AVAILABLE FREE OF CHARGE AT ALL OFFICES OF CHUNG KHIAW BANK E^Kg) OISTILLEKS TO THE LAT( KING GEORGE VI ■0T JOHN WALKER 4 SONS LTa J3jU<lK L_2 It must yl k^ good Johnnie Walker must be good,102 words
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Article658 1956-03-21 10 TRAPPED INSIDE THE CAVE 'THE boys froze against the wail hardly daring t o breathe as the torch light flickered towards them. Surely the man was bound to spot them at any moment. But their luck was in this time for the light suddenly swung back into the stone chamber658 words
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Article, Illustration29 1956-03-21 10 "I 6-jn't believe that eld prove*. I haven't saved nine •titchet, I've made about ninety in. stead". L STITCH IN TIMl| j WILL SAVI NINI I29 words
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Article120 1956-03-21 10 The four scouts are camping by the sea. Gurchan i Singh buys a model ship from the village and later that I i day he is captured by a Mr. Lee who demands the ship I i back. Fortunately Gurchan Singh has hidden it and refuses120 words
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Article, Illustration243 1956-03-21 10 Dear Boys and Girls. Here *re the six winners of our colouring contest in which you were also asked to supply the missing parts of the drawing. Sim Boon Hoe. 828 Pas.r Panj a n g Road, Singapore 5, Zainab Awang, 1 2 lalan A.243 words
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Article, Illustration290 1956-03-21 10 "THERE were two policemen on duty outside the. Westminster Central Hall when I went there recently to see the National Stamp Exhibition. This was merely a courtesy precautionary measure, for inside the hall itself there were plenty of plain clothes men from Scotland Yard,290 words
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Advertisement374 1956-03-21 10 THE GREAT MEDICINE i^ TO CURE CCI/fP I fS \S/ Do not be afraid of fever. Take 'ASPßO' y^ I \*"*"7^ tablets and you will b< fit and strong f V\ f V\ /v\ I i again in quick time. 'ASPRO tablets j V^X 1 if cause a healthy skin374 words
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Advertisement12 1956-03-21 10 C.C.C. Collect six of these coupons to loin the ChUdreifs Corner Club.12 words
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Advertisement181 1956-03-21 10 I EXTRA \A I ENERGY xhy WATERBURY'S COMPOUND Keep lit supplement your diet daily with Waterbury's Com- O^C pound It's an invigorating tonic that's pleasant tasting... a proved help in building Extra Energy. Vj^ Waterbury's Compound gives you vital nourishing elements «*k that help increase resistance to fatigue, ['5 coughs181 words
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Article, Illustration1403 1956-03-21 11 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURES. Cranmer at the stake inspired new church Martyr who died unflinchingly LIKE ALL great faiths that have endured through the centuries the Church of England had its martyrs. This day, f our hundred years ago, the foremost of them and the greatest, Thomas Cranmer, died fearlessly1,403 words
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Advertisement106 1956-03-21 11 L00k... mmm^r AT THE WORLD WITH CLEAR, BRILLIANT, BEAUTIFUL EYES THI DAILY USE r^£^ OF JUST A FEW jtlP^ DROPS OF »|ipW EYE-MO DOES WONDERS FOR YOUR EYES 1 fm\\ EuroP c PP* \M Xfr^O 111 'o^t Mtedurtittn ■S^l l#>f H*fltff I^K FROM SINCAPORE 2 OCT FROM EUROPE 28 FEB106 words
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Miscellaneous127 1956-03-21 11 Rex Morgan, 3M.D. Taking care at Dick Tracy Tracy afloat g=-t^-^4^^S K TWE ONLY \m* YOU CAN I W^LE TRACY KNOCKED I I "CAN'T SEE MUMF3LES Tl li'l 7^^ rt p^* b^ AREA Is RDC? ME BCEATVILESS BY TWE FALL COULOJT DO MUCH ABOUT SAM TO AL— WE MAVE YOUR127 words
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578 1956-03-21 12 BETTER VOLUME OF BUSINESS DONE IN LOCAL SHARES By Our Market Correspondent WHILE tin shares eased on the local share market yesterday, due to profit-takinjj after the firmness in this section on Monday, industrials were well supported. In the industrial section prices were more than fully maintained and a better578 words
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Article145 1956-03-21 12 April first grade rubber buyers f.e.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 97% cents per tb. up oneeighth of a cent on Monday's closing price. The rinsing tone was quiet. Clos'i? prices in cents per tb were: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b h u «"s fi* I sellers 98145 words
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Article51 1956-03-21 12 The Selangor and Pahang Rubber Trades Association has agreed to the proposal that Saturday be observed as a full holiday in the Malayan rub'oer market. The suggestion was first made at a luncheon in Singapore for Mr. W. H Lockwood. former president of the Natural Rubber Bureau in51 words
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Article158 1956-03-21 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Ex- change: noon prices per plcul yesterday were:— Copra: quietly steady; April $28' buyers. $28 S sellers; May j $28' buyers. $28. sellers. Coco- nut oil: steady: bulk $41 3 sellers; drum $44 sellers. Pepper: steady; Muntok white $126, Sara- wak $125. special Sarawak black158 words
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Article69 1956-03-21 12 COLOMBO Tues— The Ceylon Government has introduced a fertiliser subsld" to encourage widespread use of fertilisers on coconut estates and small holdings. An announcement said the Government would make an outright payment of half cost of fertilisers in the case of small holdings (coconut ;ands ofReuter - 69 words
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Article93 1956-03-21 12 Ships lylnif mlonfslde the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Oranje 12, .Mellskerk 45. Palchol C.P., Akagi•■»n Maru 6 7, Mat arum 89, Benreoch 11, Demodocus 13 14. Idomeneus IS 16, Qltnartney 18. Sttrickbank 19 20. Peterzwel 22. j-arui 23. Scudal 24. Polypheneu.s 'ii 26, Bradeverett 2993 words
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Article45 1956-03-21 12 steady and J •"•?3 itemed w f JN proflt-ta,. XV", Loans 'id, Loan* 3 1L Con. Zir. Bank 0 Mount HU, B t c H^ Western Ampol Ex Oil Search a'p', 1 Bradtnrd B. Hill Pro. Courlauld Dunlop Elec. Zbx lff3R Swan Bnwerit Woolwor'h45 words
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Article26 1956-03-21 12 On the free ci K Hong Kong dollar was cni.ted s« and 5.87', v r Sterling w a.-, mjoted I one tartof n 126 words
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Advertisement276 1956-03-21 12 AU Men Enjoy Williams AQUA VELVA Cool, Scented After Shave Lotion .1. B. WILLIAMS SHWIM. PREPARATIONS 4.RK WORLD FAMOUS Trade Enquiriti to:— 1. D. SEYMOUR COriNC. 33. Medeiros Boild>ng SINGAPORE I. JBOYIHfiAUSEDQU^ ■Tti <Tlrf ""■rTiin 11^ IT PAYS YOU to visit our USED CAR DEPT Dcpcndoble used cars of every276 words
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Advertisement454 1956-03-21 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS 1 APPLICATIONS are Invited for temporary employment as a technician in the Virus Laboratory, Institute for Medical Research. Part-time work may be acceptable, secretarial experience an advant- age. Inclusive salary according to i qualifications and experience, to a maximum of $300 pjn. Apply with details to Director, Institute454 words
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Advertisement786 1956-03-21 12 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tender* will be received at the office of the Superintendent of Education. Kedah/Perlis, Alor Star, up to noon on the 2«th of March. 1956, for the supply of furniture for Malay Schools. 1 Pull particulars may obtained from the office of the Superlntendient of Education, Kedah/Perlts. P.W.D.786 words
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Article68 1956-03-21 14 DUBLIN. Tues. Mr. Linnett, one of the Irish-trained contingent, will not run in the Grand National on Saturday. He rapped himself at work and his trainer, Charley Rogers, decided after a veterinary examination that it would be impossible to run him. Also scratched: Sun Clasp. LONDON.68 words
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Article508 1956-03-21 14 EPSOM JEEP REPORTS ON THE TRACK WORK AT BUKIT TIMAH DOES DAY'S BEST GALLOP AFTER HIS SHORT SPELL RACK ON the active 0 list after a brief let up, MAZOOKA, winner of the P O Cup under 9.8, showed plenty of galloping zest on the508 words
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345 1956-03-21 14 SANDOWN II and CINEMA 111, two well-performed newcomers who will make their bow in Malayan racing at the Easter Meeting at Bukit Timah, showed galloping ability on the training track yesterday morning. Easy action Sandown II showtd a nice,345 words
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Article254 1956-03-21 14 LONDON. Tues. PRISKY SCOT, a Hghtly- weighted four-year-old colt, had a host of backers for tomorrow Lincolnshire Handicap at last nights Victoria Club callover. Support to win £16.000 brought Frisky Scot's odds tumbling from 20 to one to clear second favouritism at 100 to sevenReuter - 254 words
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Article87 1956-03-21 14 SYDNEY, Tues. The Sydney trainer. Jack Green. Is preparing to contest major races In t" 1 United States next year with Ms small but select team of horses. "I consider our horses the equal to any In America", he raid. Green will be the firstReuter - 87 words
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Article33 1956-03-21 14 KINOSTON Tues. Emilio Sanchea, ex-Ughtwelght champion of Honduras, won a unanimous decision over Kid Banga, of Jamaica, In 15 rounds to win the Jamaica lightweight boxing championship on Saturday night. A.P.AP - 33 words
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Article, Illustration85 1956-03-21 14 JOHN LANDY. world inn, record holder (3rnin. 58sec). competing at a new distance in the Australian athletic championships, won the Three Miles at Melbourne on Mar. 12 in 13min. 42.25ec. Above world Six Miles record holder Dave Stephens is leading Landy and L. Trigs; ofNell Murray - 85 words
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387 1956-03-21 14 ITNDECIDED. with Jackie Jones up. got a track to her liking and went like a winner when she galloped 3f. in 36 3/5 at Bukit Tim a h yesterday morning. On this gallop Undecided must have a great chance in the Class 2.387 words
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Article50 1956-03-21 14 WORCESTER. Tues. A Birmingham racegoer scopped the tote double pool at thp National Hunt meeting here yesterday to win 6 1.359. 9s. for hi s ten shill- ing stake odd--2.718 to onp He was the only punw'j couple Inglebv '25 to I'an- Coup dEi R^utc-50 words
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270 1956-03-21 14 Class Four gallopers break 38 for 3 By XI S() M IH> B ALKAN CHEvJ* smart-ioo k F b y Prime pk R G «>den Us Chev au? start winner 'J* 5* gSES mornin" y ster fo Balkan Chevalier «k up. showed oood siS tryout with Rom^"* returning 37 v?,270 words
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Article47 1956-03-21 14 MEXICO ru«.-&* won f !ie Pan-American championships yesterday holding Argentina to a J-J i the final game. Brazil finished thi tournament With four view:* 4 cue draw. Argentli I and three Ues, an I Rica finished Hill Mexico tied for fourth Chile fintsh.-d Last—A*47 words
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Advertisement965 1956-03-21 15 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS 1 KNOINEER'S DEPARTMENT: iA i SALE of 1 1 Surplus Materials lying at City Workshops, River I Valley Road. Close 12 NOON '5.4.56; <ii) Obsolete Items of Stores lying at City General Stores. River Valley Road. Close 12 NOON 6.4.56; and iß> Supply of965 words
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414 1956-03-21 16 ONE major upset marked the start of the annual FARELF Individual boxing championships at Tanglin gymnasium last night when 12 preliminaries and three semi-finals were decided. This upset was in the semi-finals of the lightweight division when the favourite. Pte Webster <30 Bn. RAOC414 words
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289 1956-03-21 16 Cold brought on leg trouble again, he says ONG POH LIM (35) THINKS HE'S MADE HIS LAST TRIP TO LONDON LEFT Singapore completely well but the cold here has brought on my leg muscle trouble again," Ong Poh Lim told Max Robertson in a 8.8.C. interview after the AllEn gla289 words
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209 1956-03-21 16 MALAYANS TO PLAY IN INDONESIAN TENNIS TOURNEY A MALAYAN tennis team, comprising Lim Hee A Chin, Khong Kit Soon and Moses Tay, will leave Singapore by Garuda Airways next Wednesday for the Indonesian national championships, which will be held at Semarang this year. The Malayan champion, Ong Chew Bee, is209 words
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229 1956-03-21 16 rTHE SOUTH team to A meet North in their annual fixture at Penang over the Easter holidays (Mar. 31. Apr. 1 and 2) will be named on Monday. The delay in the selection Is because the Negri Sembilan Cricket Association have not submitted229 words
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Article76 1956-03-21 16 Blue Rovers beat Setia Jaya 6-2 in a S.A F A Div. 3B league game at Oeylang yesterday. Ismail 1 41. Kam in and Basri scored for Blue Rovers and Kadir and Madon for Setla Jaya. In another Div. 3B game at Parrer Park. Windsor76 words
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Article92 1956-03-21 16 BERLIN Tues. Emil Zatopek, triple Olympic gold medallist in 1952, said in East Berlin last night he would defend two of his titles 10.000 metres and Mara'hon in this year's Olympic Games at Melbourne in November. He also holds the 5.000 metre- title. Zatopek told an92 words
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Article, Illustration31 1956-03-21 16 FINN KOBBERO of Denmark congratulates Malaya's EDDIE CHOONG after the final of the All- England badminton singles on Saturday which Eddie won 11-15. 15-3, 15-11 A.P. picture.AP - 31 words
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275 1956-03-21 16 It's a fight against relegation for Stars this season OTAR SOCCERITES, the glamour team of the Singapore football league compeition in 1954, have fallen on very hard times. For the third time In the first division of the league this season, they were trounced yesterday at Jalan Besar stadium, this275 words
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196 1956-03-21 16 All-rounders in tour side show form LAUNCESTON, Tues. T*HE ALL ROUNDERS in the Australian cricket team to visit England this summer played a big part in the touring side's 229-run victory over Tasmania in a three-day match here. Tasmania, who needed 323 runs for victory, were dismissed for 93 todayReuter - 196 words
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Article116 1956-03-21 16 R.AJ". Seietar won their second match In the United Services Div 1 league by beating Royal Signals 4-1 at Seietar yesterday. Jones. Proctor, Slavin and Cand. Un scored for Seietar while Bettringe replied for Signals. RAF Spartans beat RAF Athenians 3-0 in a Dlv. 2 game116 words
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Article24 1956-03-21 16 Rajaji beat Naval Rangers 3-0 in a friendly soccer match at Parrer Park yesterday Chandran (2) and Oovindasamy scored lor Rajaji.24 words
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Article86 1956-03-21 16 MELBOURNE. Tues Davis Cup selector Cliff Sproule will mar.-.pe the Australian Lawn Tennis team to play at Wimbledon and other overseas tournaments this year. He replaces Harry Hopman. team manager for many years, who is not available. The Australian Lawn Tennis Association, who appointed Sproule last86 words
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Article65 1956-03-21 16 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— Johore Ceylonese beat Rengam Planter's Club by 44 runs in a cricket friendly at Rengam. Ceylonese 200-8 dccl. is Moorthy 57, M. T Lingam 28. J. Wilson 26. Silveraloo 23 Alagacone 23 n.o Burton 3-44. Fowler 4-48). Rengam Planters 156 (Burton 5065 words
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Article56 1956-03-21 16 Bt. Joseph's beat St. Andrew's 3-1 in an inter-school soccer match at Woodsvllle yesterday. Poo Cheng Theng (2.) and Chong Cho Seng scored for St. Joseph's and Wong Kui Hin for Saints. St. Michael's beat St. Anthony's "B" 5-0 at Thomson Road. Francis Chong (4)56 words
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184 1956-03-21 16 BRIDGETOWN Barbados Tues— Barbados beat E. W. Swanton's XI by an Innings and 12 runs on the fourth and final day of their cricket match here. Scores: Barbados— s22 for eight declared. Swanton's XI 262 and 248. Michael Stewart (Surrey) and Hubert Doggart (Sussex)Reuter - 184 words
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Article146 1956-03-21 16 JOHANNESBURG, Tues. XJUBERT ESSAKOW. who was Xi knocked out by Willie Toweel In a lightweight boxing contest here last night, was s' ill unconscious 12 hours aTter the fight. His condition is critical. Basakow, a former South African amateur champion, was knocked out InReuter - 146 words
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275 1956-03-21 16 CAMBODIA TAR EARLY LEAD BUT LOSE 7-4 DENANG started the new sS^Srl" 1 victory over the Cambodians on Green here today. This was the Camh^ successive defeat. They had lost 9-2 to m Asian Soccer Competition and had ber^ by the Malayan Chinese F. A. Playing with beautiful i combination,275 words
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146 1956-03-21 16 oi the Selangor t,,.^^[ expected tj be re£J the November-r> this year snjd rw? T =>Rb Thuraisinjham t h ,H S;r *> the adjourn™ a^£>^ meeting of the Club hey 11 The meeting Dad b. on Feb. 28 or. a J,!* gardin K acccp146 words
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Article27 1956-03-21 16 LONDON, Tues. t»o tn Tout A l'Heure ar.d Valimt &2 have been officially the Grand National steahZ which will bo run atS Liverpool, ne27 words
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Article142 1956-03-21 16 LONDON, Tues. BIRMINGHAM CITY, the Midlands club, were made 11-to-8-on favourites to win the English Football Association Cup when bookmakers met at the Victoria Club here last night. Birmingham, who have never won the coveted trophy, meet Manchester City in the final at Wembley on May 5. The142 words
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Miscellaneous52 1956-03-21 16 BOXING FARELF individual rhampionships (semi-flnmli). TanfUn, 8 p.m. SOCCER FRIENDLY': Jacks v Mercantile Bank Farrer Park. NETBALL INTER -GIRLS' SCHOOL: Group "A": St. Margaret's v Paya Lebar, Tanjon* Katong 4.45: St. Joseph's v Hartley, Tanjong Katonr.. 5.20; Groa» "B" Kno Chuan v Tanjong Katong. S.M.S.; 4.45; Methodist v Siglap. S.M.S..52 words
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