The Straits Times, 10 May 1956
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Title Section13 1956-05-10 1 The Straits Times. He**** Estd. ipOt SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1956 15 CENTS13 words
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Article173 1956-05-10 1 3a.m.: PROGRESS— OFFICIAL Deadlock brok«n citixemhie. nationality, Malayanisation to bo diseuMod next nK<)(;KKS^> in me meraeKa talks was 1 reported in a Reuter message received in gtfapore early this morning. The message quotes the official con> n j qll( issued at the end of yesterday afternoon's talks between the Singapore173 words
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Article636 1956-05-10 1 Talk of Mr. Lim taking over EARLIER REPORT from HARRY MILLER LONDON, Wed. THK Labour Front :ind Alliance membtT* in the Singapore lekgatiM were tightlipped last night and toda\ aver a report that Mr. David Marthai! Iras seriously HaaaVrinc handing out leadership of the ■aiaa to Mr. Lim lew Hock.636 words
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Article, Illustration34 1956-05-10 1 Policemen file out of th e Rifle Range Road jungle reserve with some of the 100 bombs found there yesterday. Straits Times picture.34 words
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144 1956-05-10 1 SINGAPORE Police searching in the thick undergrowth of the jungle reserve off Rifle Range Road yesterday found about 100 bombs. The search, which covered a wide area of the jungle, followed an explosion on Tuesday in which a farmer lost his life. The144 words
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Article227 1956-05-10 1 'I'M A FREE THINKER' HE SAYS KOTA BHARU, Wednesday. HPENGKU MYHIDDIN, 32, a consin of the Negri Sembilan Ruler, has left Kelantan because local Malays are angry with him for defying the Muslim The Tengku, a free thinker, left the state at the end of227 words
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Article36 1956-05-10 1 NEW YORK Wed. The millionaire sportsman, Mr. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, and his second wife have separated, New York newspapers reported today. They are reported to have signed a separation agreement. A.P.AP - 36 words
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Article30 1956-05-10 1 LONDON Wed MajorOeneral Sir Cuthbert Allan Sprawson, aged 79, former Director-General of the Indian Medical Service, collapsed and died while walking at St. Martin. Guernsey, Channel Islands. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article191 1956-05-10 1 THAT dinner IT was to have 5 been a quiet and pleasant i. dinner. Th c i hosts were the i British Labour S Party. Their <] R guests: Khrush- chev and Bui- j ganin. A friendly ga- ft thering? So it 8 -was. when it began. Bur the quips191 words
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Article195 1956-05-10 1 No one knows the reason why PENANG. Wednesday. APPROXIMATELY 1,200 contract labourers struck work in Penang Harbour today and loadinf on two ships, berthed alongside Swettenham Pier ceased. There was no apparent reason for this sudden stoppage. The men's union, which was to open wage negotiations with195 words
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Article52 1956-05-10 1 17 arrested in police swoops KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. SEVENTEEN people have been. arrested by Special Branch police in the Ulu Langat district of South Selangor. The arrests. made under the Emergency Regulations, were In Semenylh. Broga. Kajang and other places. A police spokesman said tonight: "The people were detained for52 words
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Article35 1956-05-10 1 LUXEMBOURG, Wed. Blonde, blue-eyed Princess Elizabeth of Luxembourg became the bride today of handsome forester, Prince Francis Ferdinand von Hahenberg of Austria. The wedding took place In a setting of royal pageantry.35 words
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Article69 1956-05-10 1 OKLAHOMA CITY, Wed. Police arrested 32-year-old Fanny Stepney last night and charged her with wilfully damaging her car. Officers quoted bystanders as saying that the woman tinkered with the car whon it stalled, then lost her temper. She kicked the car. beat on it withAP - 69 words
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Article32 1956-05-10 1 CANBERRA, Wed. Mr. Howard Beale, Australian Supply Minister said here today Britain and Australia had agreed on a new expanded programme of weapon research at the Wooraera rocket range. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article28 1956-05-10 1 MELBOURNE. Wed.— Britain's atomic weapons tests on the Monte Bello islands, off the north-west coast of Australia, will probably start next week, weather permitting.— A.P.AP - 28 words
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Article25 1956-05-10 1 PARIS, Wed.— The French Cabinet today approved the calling up of 50,000 more reserves to help put down the rebellion in Algeria.— U.P.UP - 25 words
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Article20 1956-05-10 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. India I and Greece have decided to open diplomatic relations. They will exchange ambassadors. Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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Article161 1956-05-10 1 CUPID AIMS— AND HITS A MINISTER KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. AN accidental meeting, a friendly chat and Cupid's arrow has found its mark on the most eligible bachelor hi the Alliance cabinet. It was love at first sight for Mr. V. T. Sambanthan, the Federation's Minister for Labour and president of161 words
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Article85 1956-05-10 1 The big effort: All is —ready KUALA LUMPUR, Wed rpHE plan for the GovernX merit's all-out war on the terrorists is now complete. Final details were dlscuss&at today's meeting of Emergency Operation* War Council. Its chairman Is the Chief Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. A paper containing the major points of85 words
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Article27 1956-05-10 1 HONG KONG. Wed.— The Royal Naval dockyard here announced that its 1.500 locally employed workers would have a 30 per cent wage increase. UP.UP - 27 words
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Article25 1956-05-10 1 rilAI AH TIN. 77, found dead with stab wounds in banana plantation near Trafalgar Home, off Tio Chu Rang Road. Singapore, last night.25 words
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Article125 1956-05-10 1 Go-slow plan bounces Day off may be two by order ITUALA LUMPUR. Wea.— Rubber estate workers who plan to down tools every Friday as part of their "go I slow" campaign may be barred from work every Thursday. The employers argue that there is no Doint In allowing tapping on125 words
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Advertisement106 1956-05-10 1 KECIniD HOM HONGKONG A new outstanding collection of lade Diamond tot Platinum Jewellery, Specially Modelled and moulded into beautiful designs. S. P. H. de SUVA LTD. tlafmri, Ritli Lmtir Ipoh A table radiogram which combines out■tanding gramophone reproduction with excellent radio reception. 7 valve, 5 band radio with Hi-Lo (continuous106 words
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323 1956-05-10 2 PERFECTLY GOOD WARDS REMODELLED BUT BED SHORTAGE REMAINS THE Singapore Government is criticised for spending millions of dollars on remodelling "perfectly good" wards at the General Hospital without materially increasing its bed strength. The latest issue of the Journal of the Alumni Association of323 words
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Article114 1956-05-10 2 "Their continuous treatment as outpatients is very unsatisfactory." The journal also criticises the authorities for lack of "careful planning" in Its fight against tuberculosis, and stresses the Importance of isolating incurable cases. The Journal is not against building a 1,20p-bed T\B. hospital at the Tan114 words
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222 1956-05-10 2 rpHE Indonesian Consul-Ge-X neral In Singapore, Dr. H. Kartowisastro, last night said that delegates from Communist countries would attend the Afro-Asian Students' Conference at Bandoeng from May 26 to 31. He told the Straits Times that the presence of Communist student delegations did not222 words
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Article29 1956-05-10 2 NEW YORK. Wed.— A 10--storey U551,300,000 ($3,900,K)0) veterinary research centre for dogs, cats, parrots and jther common pets will soon 3e built in this city— A.P.AP - 29 words
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Article, Illustration114 1956-05-10 2 WITH SO MANY STARLETS LOSING THEIR BRAS, IT WAS TOUGH GOING. BUT... A star looks down and is very pleased at what she sees. For beneath her hotel window Is a crowd of excited young men and women, applauding and whistling. The British Him star,114 words
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222 1956-05-10 2 CONDEMNED MAN ('KILL ME QUICKLY') MOST WAIT DENVER (Colorado) Wed. John Gilbert G r aham, condemned murderer who has asked to be executed as soon as possible, cannot possibly go to the gas chamber before August, Judge Joseph McDonald said here. Graham was convicted last Friday of killing his mother,UP - 222 words
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233 1956-05-10 2 AFRAID OF THE POLICE, HE FLED A SENIOR Dutch official in the Indonesian Ministry of Finance who is alleged by Indonesian authorities to have left th.c country illegally is now believed to be back in Hoi* The Netherlands ConsulGeneral in Singapore. Mr. D. G.233 words
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Article36 1956-05-10 2 PARIS. Wed.— Police yesterday dispersed about 50 Frenchmen demonstrating outside the Yugoslav Embassy here against President Tito's visit. Forty people were taken to a police station and released after an Identity check.— ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article26 1956-05-10 2 TOKYO, Wed.— Lt.-Gen. R. Blerwirth, commander of British Commonwealth Forces In Korea, will relinquish his command on July 1 and return to Australia on retirement.—AP.AP - 26 words
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Article225 1956-05-10 2 Free scholarship courses rE Federation, Singapore, North Borneo and Sarawak are among Asian countries which have Joined the Australian Government's "learn-by-mail" plan for free scholarship courses to supplement their educational faculties. The Asian governments have already selected 120 candidates from thousands of applications for consideration by225 words
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Article60 1956-05-10 2 COLOMBO, Wed. The Prime Minister, Mr. Solomon Bandaranalke said today that he would Invite the Communist Chinese Government to send a representative to participate in the Buddha Jayanti celebrations in the Island. He told the Press that he proposed to Invite the Governments of BuddhistReuter - 60 words
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Article176 1956-05-10 2 THE ARMY 'SACKS' 6 GUILTY MEN ALOR STAR, CIX sappers were tort. sentenced to h^[ missed the army T their part in a dJstn* ance outside Patam police .statio^ They will also servo v-«u. SKtS,. lmprh Tv Ac^. nX Ser &cant Anna- h Ibrahim was found mv}] giving Improper ciff*?176 words
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Advertisement40 1956-05-10 2 IQ% THE CHEVROLET J. S %S\J ML irst shipments arriving latter part of next month; further supplies will be coming forward regularly thereafter. MOTOt COMPANY LIMITED k SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR P*tfRESENTED ELSEVTHERK IN THE FEDERATION BY BORNEO MOTORS LTD.40 words
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Advertisement214 1956-05-10 2 ))J^n^* Tm C° m P ton Mackenzie and Alan Melville discuss the pleasure of drinking good whisky •Now Alan, you've given a great deal of pleasure to a great many people with your plays, revues, broadcasting and so on. And this whisky we're discussing Grants is also notable purveyor of214 words
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267 1956-05-10 3 DEATH LIES AT FOUR POINTS FOR MEN WHO SLEW FARMERS (H ARTILLERY and jet aircraft yeste^af M^eiSV F K cr ian rebels caught in a four-cornered trap in the mounSnous r moiuhent area, near the Moroccan border. 1 Thi< is the region where rebels struck with savagery aeainsr 47 form.Reuter - 267 words
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57 1956-05-10 3 The boy of seven with a mania for driving puts father in a spot h*£ffi'££ff%X<ls£ n h y a e v a m g old aaJbßStEftggJSl ISjmpty^larrels from S ma.shiS iV them a u p Caranda tru «k several miles before the JarVowTis^sta^n!^ dOUWe deCker bUS from Police said the57 words
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158 1956-05-10 3 YOUTHS RIOT AND BRITON KILLED NICOSIA, Wednesday. A NEW wave of violence erupted in Cyprus today over a decision to execute two convicted Greek Cypnot terrorists. A British commando officer ,was killed in Paphos, and troops in Limassol fired over the heads of riotousReuter - 158 words
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Article46 1956-05-10 3 BERLIN. Wed.— Two United States Army officers were detained for three hours yesterday by East German police in the Soviet sector of Berlin for having a radiotelephone in their car. They were released when a Russian officer arrived at the scene. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article217 1956-05-10 3 KATMANDU, Wed.— The Earl of Scarbrough, the Lord Chamberlain, presented King Mahendra of Nepal yesterday with his commission and ceremonial sword and sash as an honorary general in the British Army. Lord Scarbrough was the Queen s special ambassador at King Mahendra's coronation last Wednesday.Reuter - 217 words
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307 1956-05-10 3 LOST FROGMAN: EDEN SHOCKS THE HOUSE 'What was done was done without authority of Ministers' LONDON, Wednesday. CIR ANTHONY EDEN today refused to give the House of Commons any details about how Commander Lionel Crabb, British frogman, met his death while diving on a mystery mission in Portsmouth Bay. AmidReuter - 307 words
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Article55 1956-05-10 3 Cyanide de Bergerac TOKYO, Wed. pOLICE said here today a Japanese factory worker committed suicide by swallowing potassium cyanide b«rause he was depressed by the ugly shape of his nose. Police said a note left by the worker said he damaged tils nose about a year ago. Since then heReuter - 55 words
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Article30 1956-05-10 3 RAWALPINDI. Wed.— An \fghan patrol and a Pakistan militia patrol exchanged Are in the Oazlona area of tie Pakistan Afghanistan oorder yesterday. There were no casualties.—30 words
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Article31 1956-05-10 3 JERUSALAM. Wed.— lsrael has sent a special message bo Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, United Nations Secretary-Ge-neral, expressing its grave :oncern at "renewed violence ilong the Egyptian and Jorianian borders."— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article74 1956-05-10 3 WASHINGTON, Wed.— The fed states will seek a torld-wide boycott against Pods produced by slave la»w, the U.S. Secretary of Wour, Mr. James Mitchell, •Nd last night. The plan will be sought in the form of a proposed "convention" at the meeting of the InternationalReuter - 74 words
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124 1956-05-10 3 INDIA PASSES A NEW LAW TO GIVE WOMEN EQUALITY NEW DELHI, Wed. rpHE House of the People A yesterday passed amid cheers a Bill which, for the first time, gives women of Hindu families equal rights to inherit property with men. The Bill was passed in the face of strongReuter - 124 words
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121 1956-05-10 3 THE QUEEN'S PARDON FOR AN INVALID LONDON. Wed. rE Queen has pardoned 54-year-old Walter Longden and remitted a £5 fine imposed on him at Rotherham for obtaining £5 14s. 9d. from the Ministry of Pensions by false pretences. The news reached him yesterday in a letter from the magistrates' clerk.121 words
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Article45 1956-05-10 3 LONDON, Wed. The 230--ton British coaster Fred Everard sank in the Thames estuary early today a few minutes after it collided In thick fog with the 450-ton British steamship Walstream. One member of the Everard's crew was reported missing. U.P.UP - 45 words
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Article22 1956-05-10 3 DETROIT, Wed. Trie Chrysler Corporation yesterday laid off 6,200 workers, bringing to 37,000 the total number or employees idled. —UP.UP - 22 words
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Article306 1956-05-10 3 LONDON. Wed. There was again a good deal of indecision in stock markets today. There was little to encourage buying while the overnight setback on Wall Street and further evidence that the aredit squeeze is becoming more effective tended to restrict business. Gilt-edged securities were depressed at first306 words
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Article22 1956-05-10 3 LONDON, May, 9.— Spot 25«4d.. June aSHd.. July-Sept. 25^d., Oct.-Dec. 24\d.. Jan.-Mar. 3444(1. May c.l.f. 25d., June c.l.f. 25V»d. Tone: Steady.22 words
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Article24 1956-05-10 3 LONDON, May 9— Cash Buyers £758; Sellers £759; Forward Buyers £750; Sellers £756 Vi; Settlement £755. Turnover: a.m. 46 tons; p.m. 130 tons.24 words
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181 1956-05-10 3 CCARBOROUGH, (Eng- land) Wed— A Chii* Jhlf,» Q ot™rf nese laundryman stood up in court here and got ready to take a Chi-nese-style oath. 1 j.w h. „-s "I will tell the truth, Tung Gong said, "and if not my soul wIU beReuter - 181 words
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Advertisement134 1956-05-10 3 SHE HAD TO FALL IN LOVE BEFORE SHE BECAME A KISS... I WOMAN! W SHOULDN'T HAVE VA wonderful entertainment, magnificently J° r &t wos royalty *2^jH» produced and unquestionably Grace Kelly's I i*^tp fS^M rnos( a PP ea^ lv 9 performance! *^e »os q noboHw y?M GRACE ALEC IIMW lltof:134 words
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Advertisement195 1956-05-10 3 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. Thousands of hours of hard research work, have been spent by world's top brains to harmonize the LUXURY of SILK with Create resisting Washable DACRON Durable Result SILK/DACRON SHANTUNC The first of its kind, this new luxury fabric is available in six beautiful shades. ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S195 words
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Article, Illustration235 1956-05-10 4 THE TRUST HAS MEW FLAWS FOB COVECT GARDEN AND THEY MUST QUIT BY END OF MONTH A BOUT 4,000 people living in Covent Garden off Kirn Seng Road have received notices from the Singapore Improvement Trust in the past week telling them to quit. This235 words
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Article44 1956-05-10 4 Lady Templer is expected in Singapore today at 11.45 a.m. She will fly up to Kuala Lumpur to open the Templer T.B. Hospital and will visit the School for the Deaf hi Penang, during her stay in the Federation.44 words
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Article45 1956-05-10 4 IPOH. Wed.— Farewell salvoes were fired yesterday into the notorious Chikus Forest Reserve In the Teluk Anson area by "B" troop of the 35 Field Battery. Royal Artillery. The unit is moving out of the state shortly after a year's service.45 words
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Article, Illustration235 1956-05-10 4 'How cm you bi so snooty?* CJCHOOLGIRL Ellen 3 Crabb of Raffles Institution yesterday gave Singapore Rotarians an uncomfortable five minutes when she told them bluntly that men still think they are better than women. She challenged the men: "You could not do235 words
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Article53 1956-05-10 4 KAJANG, Wed.— The 18th mile Ulu Langat village will have a school next week— the Choong Hwa Chinese School costing $20,000. It will have three classrooms and accommodation tor 100 pupils. The Selangor Government contributed $7,000 towards the building of the school which will be officially53 words
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Article200 1956-05-10 4 Jailed for 3i years IX)R five cheating offences 1? and one of theft, Chla Ens Kwee, a clerk at the Army Central Medical Equipment Depot, was Jailed in Singapore yesterday for three and a half years. Chia pleaded guilty before Mr. J. W.200 words
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296 1956-05-10 4 WE ARE ALSO CONCERNED, LOCAL MEN SAY LOCAL senior officers of the Singapore Harbour Board declared yesterday they were against hasty Malayanisation of the board if it was damaging to the island's prosperity. This was the officers' answer to the warning given by the three296 words
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141 1956-05-10 4 CANCER AND BETEL CHEWING: I.M.R. SEEKS LINK KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday HTHE Institute for Medical Research has just com--1 pleted a preliminary survey of the incidence of cancer in Malaya. The results are now being analysed. The Institute's pathology division is trying to find out the cause of "betel cancer." common141 words
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Article18 1956-05-10 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Telecommunications Department Installed 445 new telephones in the Federation last month.18 words
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Article203 1956-05-10 4 LET US RETURN, STUDENTS PLEAD CEVERAL Ch lne students v; hf iSingapore for p China now want to turn, the artin" rhi« Minister. Mi ft lel Swee Kee. toi d Straits Times ycsterfS Mr. Chew said that aiW the students th^r n much evidence ol slonment. In recent months th.,203 words
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Article41 1956-05-10 4 TELUK ANSON. We d Inspector N. Mahad c v a r, from Ipoh, has assumed duties here as District Crimes Officer in place of Chief Inspector Wong Sze Kirn who has been transferred to the Ipoh District Police headquarters41 words
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Article24 1956-05-10 4 A carpenter. Foo Wan Khuay, 43. was last night found hanging in his hou>t at Tai Gin Road, oft Balestia: Road, Singapore.24 words
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Article20 1956-05-10 4 KUALA LUMPUR. WedThe U.S. Information Service will give a film show in the Lake Gardens here on Sunday.20 words
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Miscellaneous58 1956-05-10 4 High tides TODAY: Singapore 10.51 mm. (ift lln.) 10.29 pjn. (Mt. ttuj. Port Dlckaon 6.W mjn^Ut. Mm 6.3» pjn. mt. «m.); p««m»« ".I* (7ft.) ia.S« pjn, (Mt lln.). TOMORROW: Singapore lUi ajn (Bft. 31m.) 11.04 pjn, (Mt. 2ina Port DicKson 6.52 a jn. (Bit. 4in«:) '7.22 p.m. (Mt, Wiu,): Penins58 words
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97 1956-05-10 5 -rt HUNDRED tern < >lf>rks em C b? the Singapore will today °fS claim for 30 £nt£ back pay to the Stormed Civil Sergf Arbitration Tn"rfry -^errd. the 00,01 have to pay Sg^wff p- seoo ,01 Vonff award rlerk^ claim Is based mv Pung How97 words
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Article62 1956-05-10 5 KVAIA LUMPUR. Wed. a prisoner of i another term t ".-x months, the president Beotaoi Court. Raja m Shah, toid him: "Prl- > the right place for Nagaiingam. 23, now I three-year sen- r breach of a reIdeoce order, was C nvicted of dis- retaining a pen62 words
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Article29 1956-05-10 5 ;OHORE BAHRU, Wed. Johore will close on Way and Saturday for Hari Bava Puasa. The Government holidays I depend on the sighting f. (be moon.29 words
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Article47 1956-05-10 5 A woman. Ng Kok Wool, of Lorong 34. Geylang, pleaded not guilty in Singapore yesterday to a charge of h; -ting Madam Chew Yok Wah with a pair of scissors on April 10. Ng was allowed bail of $250 until May 16.47 words
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Article62 1956-05-10 5 AIOR STAR. Wed. Jitra Y>:v are investigating the Ml of a man whose body lt tan found in a swamp "tai Gulam. The body, partly submerg- Ed, was discovered by a party of men who went looking for Abdullah bin Ismail, 40, missing since the end62 words
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222 1956-05-10 5 THE CASH ($2 million in two weeks) SHIFTS TO HONG KONG BLAMED: The London talks capital from the Colony is parallel to the big movement of sterling from Malaya in progress for the past few weeks. At one stage it weakened the Malayan dollar in relation to the Onp source222 words
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123 1956-05-10 5 Director of Education bars Lim Chin Siong's brother as a teacher JOHOBE BAHRU, Wed. THE Federation's Director of Education has refused an application by Mr. Llm Chin Eng, brother of a Singapore Assemblyman and P.A.P leader, Mr. Urn Chin Slong, to be registered as a teacher. Mr. Lim was until123 words
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Article, Illustration67 1956-05-10 5 He looks the world in the mouth OR. MARTIN D. BRUNNER (above) likes to look the world in the mouth. He is a dental surgeon and he is touring the Far East to study the dental health of people in the countries he visits. He said in Singapore yesterday: "I67 words
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Article42 1956-05-10 5 President Soekarno of Indonesia and a party of 14 will stop at Singapore for an hour next Monday during their flight to the United States. The party will arrive at 11.30 a.m. and will stay at the airport.42 words
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Article27 1956-05-10 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. For altering the date of his birth from 1935 to 1936 on his identity card. Chai Kong Choo was fined $200 today.27 words
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Article24 1956-05-10 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A guard on Jenderate Estate in the Ipoh district of Perak yesterday exchanged shots with two terrorists. They fled.24 words
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Article22 1956-05-10 5 RAUB, Wed.— The Veterinary Officer, Raub, will visit Jerantut sub-district on the first Tuesday of every month to inoculate poultry.22 words
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119 1956-05-10 5 npHE 9,523-ton troopship Empire Ken arrived, in Singapore from Britain yesterday minus one member of her crew. Captain H. E. Sang, master of the Empire Ken. told the Straits Times that Arthur Griffiths, a greaser, died in Colombo four days ago after fracturing119 words
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90 1956-05-10 5 OOLICEMEN on duty at K the Singapore Fourth Magistrate's Court became baby-sitters to four screaming children for a few minutes yesterday. The constables looked after the toddlers while their mothers, who were among seven women accused pf gambling, pleaded _guU^_ and paid $1090 words
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Article189 1956-05-10 5 Advice came too late A CHINESE merchant for whom a warrant of arrest had been issued in Province Wellesley left. Singapore for China on Monday. The merchant, Sim Tong Kuan 33, wanted for alleged I evasion of Customs duty amounting to $1,845, was on $10,000 bail.189 words
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Article79 1956-05-10 5 MALAY BAN ON JUS SOU RALLY PENANG, Wed. Penang UMNO has forbidden Its members to attend a mass rally organised by Penang Malay Patriotic Youth League on the Dato Kratnat ground on Sunday. The rally is a protest against the demand by nonMalays for citizenship by birth. In view of79 words
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Article, Illustration39 1956-05-10 5 Joyce— the girl from Scotland JOYCE PRINDLE, captain of Scotland's women's hockey team, which will compete against 10 international teams at the International hockey conference in Sydney, Australia. She passed through Singapore yesterday with other mi»mtaers of the team.39 words
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Article178 1956-05-10 5 DOUBLE SLAYING: YOUTHS CHARGED KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —Two youths, aged 20 and 14, were tentatively charged here today with the murder of a teacher and her mother-in-law at the Kampong Pandan Government quarters on Marc.h 6. The youths were Chong Pau. 14. alias Chong Took Sang, alias Chong Ah Sang,178 words
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Article45 1956-05-10 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Another Australian nursing sister of the Lady Templer T.B. Hospital here is to wed. She is Miss Elaine Campbell. She will marry Capt. A. A. Dacre of the 17th Gurkha Signals at St. Mary's Church on May 26. >45 words
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Article26 1956-05-10 5 TELUK ANBON. Wed— The Circuit Magistrate, Mr. K. M. smailwood. discharged 26 men and three women accused of playing f antan without calling their defence.26 words
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Miscellaneous139 1956-05-10 5 Mwinc BAND- PuWic concert. British CouncUBtaintord Road. 1 0U< 2.5»m to 630 y.W.C.A.: Second beauty culKatong Park. 6 JO pjn. to iecture How to apply makeP^,, theatRETTE: Vnt up and «elect the coIoum" by B B 2 X _s^rf to Coart— SheU Joanna Murray-Hobb»— open to SSU" h cSly^&»^ M?tmr139 words
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Obituary20 1956-05-10 6 it Word, tit (Minimum) LEEMBRUOGEN: at Perth. Western Australia, May Bth, Albert Otto, age 85, late of Kuala Lumpur.20 words
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Article59 1956-05-10 6 Word, tit (Minimum) FRED c. pereira and Family thank friends and relatives for their messages, wreaths, attendance and assistance at the funeral of Acmes Poreira. THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Lav Ek Chlng wishes to thank those who sent scrolls, wreaths, donations, attended the funeral, and those who59 words
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539 1956-05-10 6 The Straits Times. S'pore, Thurs. May, 10, 1956. For Want Of Beds I Millions of dollars have been spent since the war on Singapore's medical services. But in spite of all this liberal and determined spending, the number of beds in the General Hospital has not increased in proportion. For539 words
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Article399 1956-05-10 6 Mr. Chew Swee Kee's warning word to Malayan students on the motives of the coming Communist sponsored Afro-Asian students' conference in Bandoeng is very much a word in season. Indonesian students are responsible for the exposure. Articles in Pedoman and the Keng Po, and in the Indonesian students'399 words
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Article212 1956-05-10 6 Singapore's Education Minister i« a much misunderstood man. When Mr. Chew Swee Kee was quoted some months ■go as having said that the Malays must be given an education which would fit them for jobs better than those of peons and syces, he was instantly accused of antiMalay212 words
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Article, Illustration1761 1956-05-10 6 |Th« report below, the first of three articles, it the result of co- 1 |operation between three of the| »most experienced newspaper-» |men TREVOR EVANS, a writer »on industrial affairs; DEREK?? I MARKS, political and diplo-» marie commentator; WILLIAMS |BARKLEY, Parliamentary re-| porter for 30 years. The report1,761 words
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106 1956-05-10 6 nLEASE allow me to ez- press hearty satisfaction over the 15-man Report on the future educational policy for the Federation of Malaya. At long last there appears to be a ray of hope that Malayan education will become na- tlonal. co-ordinated, and stream-lined. Common syllabus, timetables,106 words
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Advertisement789 1956-05-10 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. tt Word* tit (Minimum) ROCHESTER: To Enid and Geoff a daughter, Lorna Marjorie on Bth May at the British Military Hospital Both well. PEARSON: at Batu O&jah Hospital on 9th May. 1956. to Rachel (Ray), wife of George E. Pearson, a son David George Crane. Both fine. U789 words
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Advertisement16 1956-05-10 6 JSP Xi rf S OF Ot/TSTAND/NGX* AVA/LABLE fOX YOU* SIUCTtO* MTXUSONABIB PMCtS PHONE: 6S3S Zt.CHUUA STREET16 words
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Advertisement193 1956-05-10 6 Now the scemj is set tor iht ructions to f0110w... Read more TOMORROW Standard or special cables for all |m purposes jff^Q Dependability in cable production it assured by the tpc manufacturing proceaes adopted at (he PWMeW Cable Works Ltd. in England. This world-famous firm electric cable*, wires and flexible193 words
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330 1956-05-10 7 Mr. Crackshot (7 hits in 10) tells the court: 'I chased kidnap men with empty gun in hand' POI H E OFFI- EB tnldaSinga- yesterday U he chased irmcd gangd kid--5 with an gun i" hls itenant F. as living n inquiry Ens Bee, of kid- merchant. iay Choo. ia330 words
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Article66 1956-05-10 7 SKYSCRAPER LOOKOUT FOR NEW MOON Singapore's Chief Kathi. Tuan Haji All bin Syed Salleh. will climb to the top of the Asia Insurance "skyscraper" in Raffles Quay tomorrow to scan the skies for the new moon. Other Muslim authorities will look for the moon from Mount Faber. A Government spokesman66 words
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Article29 1956-05-10 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Customs Department today turned down the Asian Customs Services Unions demand for reinstatement of three revenue officers dismissed for alleged inefficiency.29 words
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Article359 1956-05-10 7 N«w policy j I needed i Only one of j motives Pmm tfftMivt was a trick KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malayan Communist Party is launching a political campaign which they consider will be more effective than any military offensive. They have also admitted for the359 words
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Article57 1956-05-10 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Part of Lomie Road here will be closed from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. next Saturday and from 8 a.m. to about 5 pjn. on Sunday while the Malayan Motor Sports Club's "Lomie Kilo" speed event is in progress. Traffic to and57 words
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282 1956-05-10 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Benham salary scales were "thrust down the throats of unions" in 1952, a special three-man Arbitration Tribunal was told tonight. Mr. G. Leo. chairman of the staff side Whitley Coun- I cil, said that the unions then were282 words
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Article24 1956-05-10 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Members of the United Malays National Organisation will celebrate its 10th anniversary next week with a "nasi merdeka" dinner.24 words
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Article73 1956-05-10 7 BUSINESS AS USUAL— BOAC SINGAPORE would be little affected by British Overseas Airways Corporation's threatened strike of 3.000 workers, said a corporation official in Singapore yesterday. If the men strike about twothirds of 8.0-AC.'s fleet will be grounded but they will be Constellations and Stratocrulsers on trans- Atlantic routes. "Most73 words
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293 1956-05-10 7 When flag-waving leaders met MPs for tea... oh, how it stank— council told] PENANG. Wai. An Affiance coancsilaT, Dr. Urn Chsagßa, today erttktaed the -deplorable" arrangetish ParttaaaMtary dele" ration', visit to Peamng last month. "Tbev steak," he told this afternoon's ■siiHiii of the Settlement Connctf. Referring to a tea Party293 words
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Article, Illustration701 1956-05-10 7 Brash »Ht— bnaah of Municipal Ordinance AMR. LOKE WAN ITI THO, director of the Cathay Organisation, was "foolish" to begin building a theatre at Katong when he knew the project was to be challenged, a lawyer said in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Mr. M.701 words
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Article229 1956-05-10 7 U.S. ART SHOW AT THE VARSITY TNBTEAD of "playing safe" with mediocre originals, the Curator of the University of Malaya's new Art Museum. Dr. Michael Sullivan, has shown originality and courage in presenting an exhibition of reproductions of American art. I have seen some of the originals of these paintings229 words
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Advertisement186 1956-05-10 7 the vitamins J-^ in MARMITfA will keep you fit/. ~vf Yog can only ba really fit and env Icying life If you have plenty of good. nourishing food. You and ad year family lJ U need Marmite; It contains the wonderful \I protective vitamins that help to assure good V^2\186 words
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Advertisement190 1956-05-10 7 IT'S TIME yrOU HAD A J^ FINEST QUALITY CYCLES jflN& im the world MODEL 613 A H Wirt, DUNLOP High Prwmrc JaJ rmUkU m Flimboyinr m "_U M WiA llNk'i 8.1 5 Champ.on «Mr SUM*. ror Trade Enouines:- ONC BAN HONC LIoTRTTTD.. 3-5. |aUn Itwr. Singapore g. T«l *****. Many190 words
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297 1956-05-10 8 Reds-ln-unlons report pooh-poohed— Trades Union Congress, Mr. S. Jaganathan, said yesterday that 4 there was no cause for undue alarm at Communist infiltration into trade unions. No infiltration Commenting on a report by the British trade union expert, Mr. F. W.297 words
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125 1956-05-10 8 RICE CASE: D.P.P. CONTESTS ACQUITTAL KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Deputy Public Prosecutor has filed notice of appeal against the acquittal here yesterday of a rice merchant. Foong Soon Seng, 40, was acquitted by the Sessions Court Judge, Mr. B. V. Rhodes, after a 28-day trial. He was charged with committing125 words
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164 1956-05-10 8 Youths get 10 years for mine robbery FOH, Wed. Sentencing two youths to 10 years' Jail each for robbery today, Mr. Justice Pretheroe said that it was the smallest penalty he could impose for the crime they had committed. Mr. Justice Pretheroe cave the benefit of the doubt to a164 words
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230 1956-05-10 8 SECOND PROTEST OVER TENGKU'S BURIAL JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Johore Bahru branch of the Johore State Government Workers' Union today protested to the State Secretary over the burial of Tengku Abu Bakar in Britain. Shocked The union said in a letter230 words
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103 1956-05-10 8 Make civil marriages more beautiful, says Klang councillor KLANG, Wed. Mr. Chan Peng Hong (Alliance) today asked the town council here to take the lead in Malaya by providing a "beautifully decorated" room for civil marriages. He sai*: This council should offer youngsters the opportunity of marrying in an environment103 words
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Article197 1956-05-10 8 34-acre extension plans rpHE Board of Governors X has applied to the Government for a minimum of 34 acres to extend the Singapore Polytechnic, according to the Board's first annual report published yesterday. Four acres are needed to extend the polytechnic site in Shenton Way197 words
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Article44 1956-05-10 8 Josephos Mari Anthonius Keyser, an artist, who appealed against an order binding him over for 12 months on charges of house trespass and causing hurt to his former wife, Madam Theng In Nio lost his appeal in the Singapore High Court yesterday.44 words
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119 1956-05-10 8 A SCHOOLBOY, Harry Urn, 17. of Bukit Timah Lane, was bound over in a Singapore court yesterday for defaming the character of a schoolgirl, Rosalind Tan Kirn Siok. Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam, the magistrate, was told that Lim on119 words
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Advertisement370 1956-05-10 8 1 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS loTOiQfflW*^-^-A ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT! ~> M-CM rrmnf Tk* Un Sior, o/ Primm C^. s"**^ I, Cinemascope s«d color V7>X (D GRACE KELLY ALEC GUINNESS Q) S^vO LOUIS JOURDAN. Q^ Free List Saspea^ed Plu« Tom Jerry Cinemascope Cartoon "That's My Mummy" TOMORROW MIDNIGHT SUSPENSE! THE GREEN wayne morris370 words
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Advertisement480 1956-05-10 8 i m 1 SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION ATTRACTION*^ last 3 CAPITOL SEASON CONTINUES AT THE PAVILION TOMORROW. WILLIAM HOT.DEN KIM NOV PICNIC ROSALIND RISSMI CinemaScope-Technicolor <r O STARTS TOMORROW! Violent AcIST"! •aaaaaaaaaaßßMiMßWAiiNCi* Bros I^SLADD ROBINSON DRuJ W "THE DARKEST HOUR "pq *J| CinemaSrope-Warner Color Jjfcjytlir MIDNIGHT TOMORROW! Special Hari Raya Mid^JTsD'480 words
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Miscellaneous157 1956-05-10 8 radio malata Regional .Procra—e. ttl. -«M C- SINGAPORE M IaoMTM ay nawnora m m»»» [Mmt w»w l!n. Medhim waw SkoH wm 4* Urn. Moitam 47«m.)\ warn 47« am., U*. MCaa. and trim. KM. 7.16 Openlni Annct.; 7.16 p.M 1.00 Concert Platform: PUno Playtime; 7.30 Newa; 7.SS •1.30 Newa; 1.46 LmUm157 words
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Article, Illustration1401 1956-05-10 9 JT white 1 I HOUSE M \SIEGE^ thm I piiblir Flashed tike a meteor I 1 aver Britain's history 1 Samittmm bf§ paraigmim ONE DAY, sixty years ago, a young subaltern in a British Hussar regiment taunted a brother officer, cu tcnant Winston Churchill,1,401 words
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Advertisement264 1956-05-10 9 -icefrGsh.+in^ling-fresh L k^ v -'^-iS J -^^^^^^^^^^^^**!l^lMB^W^^^^l' .^B^B^B^B^tf^ .^V _^B^B^B^B^B^B^bY J^W^^ jMtm B^B^B^B^B^bV '^bI b^k^ < mß^^W* 4b^WP 1 A^^ Blfc^'' '\^B^BP^^ £&fr^^^' B^B^^\ For healthy GUMS HBR B 's| You'll that healthy tingle— it tells you that brushing j^p-^"^-^ with new Gibbs S.R. Toothpaste stimulates the gums J^^Ym to264 words
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Miscellaneous86 1956-05-10 9 Rex Morgan* M.D. Emilie arrives ,^^^^^^^^^^^\&N 15 PAD 1 I TME SAME AS THERE'S A CAB VIS.A 00. MOQOAN TuE MUST 1 f vESug TOLO UIM t^J'^^^^^^^^^^^^ JENNIN&S* USUAU/ HE IN TME DRIVE/ IS MERE ITS wiS /uiAVE TOLD Hgt> UVE/j^ _^S tTS GOOO TO SEE YOU ?S^Z_ THINKS WES86 words
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Article137 1956-05-10 10 May first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 85>i cents per it., down 2'» cents on Tuesday's closing price. The closing tone was barely steady. Closing prices In cents per Ift-, were: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b, buyers 85 >i sellers 85\; No. 1 R.S.S.137 words
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772 1956-05-10 10 By Our Market Correspondent f fHE threatened go-slow on Malayan rubber estates due to begin tomorrow, following the wage dispute in the industry, has failed to hold the price of rubber on the Singapore Market Yesterday's close at 851 cents772 words
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Article92 1956-05-10 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; May $30 18 buyers, $30 5 8 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet steady; bulk $46 14 sellers; drum $49% sellers. Pepper: quiet, about 30 tons of business reported done; Muntok white $96. Sarawak $95 (both varieties down92 words
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Article20 1956-05-10 10 Copewg have declared a further interim dividend of 20 per cent less Bs. 6d., payable on May 18.20 words
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Article74 1956-05-10 10 Shiva lying all—Us the Blnimpora Harbaar Board wharves or axyaetad today are: President Arthur 113. Oorardmer 4 5. Umarta C.P.. President Harding 817. Olenroy tit. Perseus 11. Prometheus *****. Burnside *****. Carpentaria It. Itaria *****. Serdang N. Wall Ssnggarang N. Wall S. Bong Be 31 IM. Wairlmu *****. Benveg74 words
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Article12 1956-05-10 10 The outwit, of Talam Minos for April was 378 plcula. >12 words
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Article22 1956-05-10 10 "•IS SINGAPORF w,^ RUBBER V, AVi P«r lb. (down Si ,TIN: WCtti^l Picul (down si >-„ COPRA: S.iViVi i»«cul .(unchang;?, 122 words
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Article104 1956-05-10 10 Bxchange here today pnT tons were mainly small';. slightly exceeding trading was quiet and LJ* ments were mainly im V were firm in moderaieu. -turnover. Loans 3..% 1956-59 £93 19 Loans 3>i% 1955-58 £95 Con. Zinc Bank of N.S.W n/- H Mount Lyell N Broken Hill 3.^ Hill104 words
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Article78 1956-05-10 10 T** Malayan E Xfhln f I Association made the M u* changes In Its rates to m« Sl~ yesterday:— Canada: buying airmail t--33 11/16. O.D. 32 13/16 90 S 33 1/16 credit bills. 53 bills. Selling T.T. or on. tfUt Canada 32*. On the free exchange murk*- Hong78 words
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Article64 1956-05-10 10 The following April rubber are announced: Maiaiu Pii* 104.300 lb.; I nited Malarri MU lb.: Ayer Molek 30.980 lb U_ Hin San. 45,000 lb.; \vala« <u> lb.: Amalgamated Malar 53 m. The Borelli 70.000 lb Cssassa 46,700 lb.; New Serendah U lb.: Basset t 28.000 lb.: Kuala S64 words
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Advertisement661 1956-05-10 10 Eczema Itch Killed In 7 Minutes Your skin has nearly 50 million tiny •Mm* and pores wh*r* irrrm* hid* nrt rausc trrriblc Itching. Cracking, K<z. m». iv.linjc. Burning 1 Acne. Ringworm, Psoriasis. Blaekheade. Pimples, Koot Itrh snd oth»r blem(shM. Ordinary treatments glvr only emporsry relief because they do not kill661 words
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Advertisement428 1956-05-10 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA APPLICATIONS are Invited for appointment as Lecturer or Assistant Lecturer in 'Economics, depending on the qualifications and experience of the successful candidate. The appointee would be expected to assume duty by the beginning of the new Session 1956/ 57, commencing October. 1956. Candidates should hold428 words
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Advertisement422 1956-05-10 10 NOTICES W. HAMMER k CO, LTD. Notice Is given that delivery of water to ships and tnatallaHom by waterboats will be curtailed on Friday, llth May 19M— on the occasion of Harl Raya Puasa. THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION All members of the above Association in the Colony of Singapore422 words
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Advertisement688 1956-05-10 10 NOTICES GAMMON (MALAYA) LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TWENTY-NINTH Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Offlce of the Company, 9M, Milestone, Bukit Timah Road. Singapore on Saturday. 28th May 1968 at 12.00 noon for the following purposes: 1. To receive and approve688 words
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Advertisement550 1956-05-10 10 NOTICES Nonci CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE No collectton of ref use and BsfhtaoU wIU be undertaken by the City Cleansing Department on Friday, 11.5.56, Hart Raya Puasa. being paid public holiday for dally rated employees. The City Council Incinerator at Kolam Ayer Lane will be closed on this day. BY550 words
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Advertisement418 1956-05-10 10 MAERSK LINE I ANNA MAERSK PENANG SINCAPORE N. YORK (Ist call) (Ist call) 12/13 May Soil. 1* May a.m. 19 junt (2nd coll) (2nd coll) I 1* May 17/H May PALMA SINGAPORE N. YORK 10/2* May S July KNUTSEN LINE oriemt service fROM CANADA/U.S. PACIFIC PORTS— 3O DAYS Sailing Ssa418 words
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Advertisement1244 1956-05-10 11 ,1405 MANSFIELD ffc CO., LTD. Ti, 4 T»* Incorporotad in Singopore) jlr-T THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE p«» #1 n proceed vio other porte to lood ond dischoro. mL uvi«'ool. glasg^JSSbon ft continilOTpoSJt, Ou. Soif. p. s'hom Panong i A.onmouTh Tr««" May 8/18 May 11/12 ESS Lo °r: G.II May .11,244 words
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Advertisement1726 1956-05-10 11 «ff'"MIMMBSBBBBBSBBSBJ,j,..,, lf?j I.,^^1 BAST ASIATIC UNES OUTWARW SaMng* Hr BmbjMi and Par tat MBJmiia Noarßj Slmm S'pora ZT!^ ""N* 11/12 May IS/14 May UZTTT 17/19 May 28/21 May 22/24 May U^hll V VtJBRB Vita WBIA 1/ o*n*» 7/ BMw 9/12 Jane WOMEWARBO t^M— r^. x S'pora P. S'hom Panong JUTLANDIA1,726 words
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Advertisement1150 1956-05-10 11 McAUSTER ft CO., LTD. TEL.I No.i ***** LONDON NAVM urtniuu Los ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HJuSSka^^^^ PORTLAND, SEATTLE 4V VANCOUVER •nd for U^TrNorth Atlantic Port. ♦•'Corral 4 South and Canada and via Colombo America FRANCISVILLE CtTY OP PHILADELPHIA S'por. P. Shorn Panong Spore p. Sham Panang 24/30 May 4 Jmm 31,150 words
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Article, Illustration47 1956-05-10 12 These two crisp London models in fine, cool cotton are specially pro- cessed so that they need little or no ironing. Both are in elegant Continental prints, multi-coloured and practical for many occasions. Newest style in high-crowned hats shows the planters' influence. S niiiiimmiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimm ifiiimimriimiiimiiimiiiiir?47 words
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Article, Illustration319 1956-05-10 12 widely travelled and speaks four languages. She first became interested in welfare work when she went to Paris in 1939 and worked with the Polish Relief Fund which aided Polish refugees. "I was in Paris until the night before the Germans came319 words
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Article307 1956-05-10 12 WIFE OF PLANTER ESCAPES BEES THE bees appeared to 1 be building a comb in the old pink cassia. As these combs are very large and often contain fifty or sixty pounds of honey everyone was watching with great interest. These bees often build time after time In the same307 words
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98 1956-05-10 12 COOK BAKED THE GUESTS A FEME CAKE Singapore cookery expert Mrs. Molly Chua "knew they were coming" so she baked a cake. "They were the public, and 'he baked it yesterday in the restaurant of a Raffles Place department store, just to show how easy it was with a new98 words
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Advertisement445 1956-05-10 12 i\ 1 dip,,. S M 2 rinse,.. \WJ 3 \\V-n and your diver cleaning's dan/ I Cod d a/ d'f WX^^jQ^^jJgJ^ KjV Goddard's SILVER DIP brings 9f II j silver cleaning right up to date. Now 9 1 f/^^H Mlver can be cleaned simply, safely, MH/|/jfll >P erTectiveW in seconds.445 words
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Advertisement137 1956-05-10 12 Ideally suitable jߧ^f for use in a ASs^zm hot climate smoother, long-lasting, easier to use. Gives your lips a lovelier lustre than ever betore. In ten brilliant shades by YARDLEY YARDLEY 31 OLD BOND STREET LONOON Good Looking... f'^V/^^^^Br j^^lßk^L-' ||n|pfflSelllie- The man who takes care of his hair and137 words
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Miscellaneous241 1956-05-10 12 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSS play (7). 1. Whewbjr caaas axe aald to be x X js!2$ K it subject to obaagt (ll>. K mrted to th< nowT (4> "■Ja-ffffAiSA."^ ».W-Uey. floor ot pradta. 0^ <tT provW# Sr* b t is STsm«te halt ««> »dmlratlon! 13. NO simple put (8). B241 words
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415 1956-05-10 13 Buttnest Houses softr roundup TOP OF-THB- TABLE L Singapore Cold Storage struck their best form of the season when trouncing LCI. 10-1 in a Business Houses Div. 2 league fixture at Farrer Park yesterday. This was one of the biggest victories in the415 words
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155 1956-05-10 13 I've got to get team into form Johnson BRADFORD, Wednesday. VAN JOHNSON, the Australian captain, replied 1 today to criticism of his policy at Leicester yesterday of continuing to bat while the touring team scored 694 for six in a drawn game against Leicestershire. "One of my initial Jobs asReuter - 155 words
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124 1956-05-10 13 LONDON, Wed. ARCHIE MOORE, an 2M A pounds of him, cot a fmst revaff yesterday when he made a public bU foe i neutral referee tat has world nghl a»iijml|hl title defense to land— en June s against Yolande Pampey. Oaring a welcoming124 words
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Article35 1956-05-10 13 GLASGOW. Wed. Parttek Thistle beat Queen's Park 3-0 m the second round of the Glasgow Charity Soccer Cup at H *nnKHn Park here last night. There was no score at half-time. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article184 1956-05-10 13 DIVISION TWO I. C. L 1 Cold Storage 10 Oathrie 1 Jacks 3 Breweries leeelved w.o. tram Stan vac. Storage acks breweries W. luthrie letal Box C. K. teU lUnvac f. 4 4 0 0 30 2 1 4 4 0 0 19 4 S184 words
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Article27 1956-05-10 13 Boys' Town Juniors trounced Paslr Panjang School 10-0 In a friendly soccer match at Paslr Panjang yesterday. Duclu (4). Peng Yang (3) and Beng Klan27 words
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Advertisement382 1956-05-10 13 w j ViV&HId Id il mFTiVs^P^iT^^^^^^m73 H Mi^nrri 1 1 -fnl'AlMll I M J 1 J I sKI M MOI>\TION WANTED rl v couple Requires r.HOPEA^ urnlsh ed Small V within 4 miles f£ A 3017 S.T. Furni- self -con- I :ong fron J ■aja reach of 21 ST. IDITATIOS382 words
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Advertisement414 1956-05-10 13 DANCING I* Ward, $U (Mtmlmmm) Dmilm I month. 1$ Word, %2M (Him,) RAFFLES HOTEL. Nightly Dance and Floor-Show from 9 to I seaside RESORT, Paslr Rls I Hotel. Dine Dance. Hawaiian Band nightly. CHICKEN INN, Seavlew Hotel. Dancing 9—13 pjn. to our Continents' Band. Saturday extension I ajn. ADELPHI HOTEL.414 words
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Advertisement392 1956-05-10 13 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS U (Mtm.)-M»a Me tß..Btrm CONCISE HOUSEHOLD Encyclopedia (3 volumes). Gives prac- 1 tlcal advice on every aspect of < bomjUfe. Only $4MO IKSitas TeTaiSfZ Avoer mmon VEHICLES WANTED i Seifara. gf (»««.>_»„ Mcteaasva. WANTED in good fettle medium sire car no fancy prices, not later JwranSpiSS,''" 111 101392 words
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Advertisement413 1956-05-10 13 VEHICLE FOR SALE UWmrd, gf (Mtm.)— Mox SseU.txtrm. 1955 OPEL KAPITAN 2-tone green, new 30.6.55. 17,000 miles, excellent nonduton. $6,500 0.n.0. Onj: Be Urn, 167 Brewster Road. -VATBIM4 OUJFORNIAN 10 BLP. Excellent condition, one owner, insurance expired and 1966. serviced monthly, without radio $4,000. Bos ASMS S.T. QUICK SALE 1953413 words
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Advertisement855 1956-05-10 13 CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE MlTarw. gf (MUi.y—Mox Mcts-aatra. ASSORTED SWEDISH Lounge Chairs from t»4. Wendt (Singapore) Limited. C Read Street. Show Rooms. Ist floor. 30% DISCOUNT on American Washable Dresses Towels $2. Doublesheets 3 Pcs. $11. Pillowcases 80c Luck's, Phone 6513. STUDENT Honner Accordian 99% new Bought April not used,855 words
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Advertisement587 1956-05-10 13 AUeBSsM I-J^mmmmmm^ft M XsunlsH jl m\X S^^lgjsw) TBQO**^as>»*^^^ Igg»wwW^^^1 gg»wwW^^^ FULL f&h VITALITY'S since ta n B^J^ BILE BEANS Laxative Pius Ordinary laxatives cannot free yon from undigested Cut that are th* cause of constipation, shlgguluMsa, indigestion, livenshness. You should take medically-tested Bile Beans Laxative Plus which contain special ingredients587 words
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424 1956-05-10 14 Singapore promoter makes bid for touring Walcott NEGOTIATIONS to get 11 the former world heavyweight champion, Jersey Joe Walcott, for a fight against Isimeli Radrodro in Singapore have begun, writes Lim Kee Chan. A Singapore promoter has written to the United States Armed Forces authorities in Manila asking for permission424 words
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Article571 1956-05-10 14 I PENANG GET OFF ON WRONG FOOT IN THEIR FAST MAAA MEET THE CAMERA BAN IS AIMED IN THE WRONG DIRECTION By THE SPORTS EDITOR MR. R. BAILEY, the president of the Penang Amateur Athletic Association, and Mr. Lim Teng Sun, the honorary secretary, are571 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-05-10 14 ITS a mass Birmingham City raid on the Manchester City goad bat the inimitable Trautmann is in the air to snatch the ball away. This was one of the many tense moments in the F.A. Cup Final at Wembley last week. Manchester won 3-I.— RenterReuter - 51 words
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204 1956-05-10 14 GOLDEN SURPRISE ONE OF THREE TO BREAK 37 FOR 3F By EPSOM JEEP GOLDEN SURPRISE, an Australian three-year-old colt, who made the grade in his first appearance at Ipoh in March, showed up well on the training track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning Ridden by John Hudson, he covered 3f204 words
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Article305 1956-05-10 14 A newcomer rated 105 in Timeform NEW horses entered for the Singapore Turf Club May Meeting were tested at the barrier at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Harry Harry (late FuA Ahead) showed smart speed from the barrier when sent off with Bust Trap (All), French Shoe (Pranklini. Trinidad (Jones) Smndown305 words
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Article224 1956-05-10 14 Australian batch a bright lot A FORMIDABLE batch of Aus- trallan horses arrived recently for the van Breukelens. They indude Brilliant Light and Trtatic, both good winners in Australia. TrlaUc. a four-year-old by Masthead out of Starboard, was once Included in a select team of Australian horses to go to224 words
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Article45 1956-05-10 14 Twenty-two Singapore cyclists from four civilian dub* will take part In the All-Malayan Cycling championships at Muar tomorrow and Saturday. This meet is organised by the Malayan Cyclists Federation and the Colony riders will compete in nearly all the events.45 words
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Article23 1956-05-10 14 The Young Chine— Amateur Wefcf ht lifting Party will celebrate their 23rd anniversary with a dinner at the Great World «n Batur<*ay.23 words
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Article141 1956-05-10 14 LONDON, Wed. RAIN restricted play In all seven first-class cricket matches which began today. Close of play scores were: At Lords, Middlesex 157 for fttv versus Nottinghamshire. Rein at tea. At Oval, Surrey 1M for eight Constable 114) versus Northamptonshire. Rain stopped play. At Oxford,Reuter - 141 words
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Article403 1956-05-10 14 By EPSOM JEEP \f V ten to follow at the aM Singapore Turf Club May Meeting are: JOLLY SAILOR: Made a spectacular come-back when he whipped a bright top-class field in the Spring Cup over a mile hi March; retaining form; acts on any going. FAIR WEATHER: Deserves winning403 words
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Article30 1956-05-10 14 WEMBLEY S Tii, lUM, Wed.-Fn c beat Brazil h n^ goals to two in t football intornatL here this afternoon England led >-v al half-time.— ReuterReuter - 30 words
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279 1956-05-10 14 SELANGOR REST SHOULD WIN ANNUAL CRICKET KUALA LUMPUR, Wrdnpw TOHE weekend's Selangor cricket "Test Europeans and The Rest promises to W match than it has been during the past uV' when the Rest came off with Innings v both occasions. HH While The Rest will be fully represented Europeans are279 words
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Article80 1956-05-10 14 Sixteen players h ed to visit Kuala i^mpur weekend for the state friendly socrpr match* k! ween Singapore and BeUiS They are: Pook Chang, Kirn Beng. All s,™ Kok Cheng, Hec I Aman Kastawi. R i him, Radin Ah Yusoff, Ibrahim M and Jimmy80 words
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Article60 1956-05-10 14 CHKSTER. Wed.— The Begum Aga Khan's six-year-old. Oolovine, the nine to two favourite. won the Cester Cup over two miles, two furlongs and 77 yards here today. Be beat Mrs. J. Forrestars Ragd (nine to one) by a neck. Mr. O. Cooke's Purple Sand (six toReuter - 60 words
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Article203 1956-05-10 14 r-lOHT new hones have been reglatered and classified. They Include Judicial, a three-year-old by Court Martial out of Mtauxserene. Judicial was winner at Doncaster and was placed on (our occasions as a two-year-old last year. He Is In Class 1 latest BRA amendments are: Transfers Class203 words
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Article29 1956-05-10 14 The annual shootlne comw» tlon of the Ex-Services \m3 tlon of Singapore will be held* the Bukit Timah range on Mr 20 starting at 9 a.m.29 words
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Article54 1956-05-10 14 The Singapore Recreation a team to meet Ceylon Sporu, c "A" in a friendly cneke; at Balestier Road on Sairc? will be: M.C. Schubert, p. D'Almai B. Barker. A.C. James. D Ma bergen. P. Klassen. W Kf*i E.H. de Souza. S. Oliveiro. I TeBsensohn, K.54 words
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Article76 1956-05-10 14 PENANG, Wed. PENANG'S captain and outsideleft. Yeap Cheng Eng, who was suspended for nine months from last November, has been granted an "amnesty" by the F.A, of Penang. P.A.P. announced today that Yeap's suspension has been reduced to fti t this will enable htm tc for76 words
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Page 14 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous72 1956-05-10 14 SOCCER SAFA League, Div. 1: Amlcables t SHB Police, Jalan Besar, 5.15 pjn.; Farrer Juniors v Sprtafdale. Farrer' Park. UNITED Services League. Div. 1: Royal Signals v Tengah, Signals; MRNVR v Naval Wanderers. MRNVR; Div. 2: Athenians v Lodgers. Seletar; Tengah v Kranji, Tengah; RAMC v REME. RAMC. RAYXER Cl72 words
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