Sunday Standard, 26 February 1956
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Title Section20 1956-02-26 1 SUNDAY STANDARD *1 M ft SH ft Vol. VI. No. 234 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1956 24 PAGES 20 CENTS20 words
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Article, Illustration119 1956-02-26 1 IF WOMEN WORE MORE OF THESE n Feb. 25 (Reuter) If I ght more braswould be fewer l according to the j underwear trade. jger.e quoted m newspaper Franceday, blamed the force rate on French i 3 oi interest m they wore underwk .by the lion oi the Dressing Arts119 words
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Article25 1956-02-26 1 IRELAND beat Scotland by 14 points to 10 m the International Rugby Union match m Dublin yesterday, after leading six-five at halftime. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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134 1956-02-26 1 ter).— Ten opposition politicians are stagi?ig a week long hunger strike before the Thailand Government buildings here aimed at removing nominated mem bers from Parliament as part of a "more democracy" campaign. The hunger strikers said the nominated members always support the Police Army134 words
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Article182 1956-02-26 1 21 PERISH IN PLANE CRASH DAMASCUS, Syria, Feb. a A Syrian Airways passenger plane exploded m the air 25 miles from Aleppo on Friday, killing all 21 persons aboard, Damascus Airport announced. T, The J_ lane was flying from Kamishlyia to Aleppo. This was the third air tragedy m the182 words
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Article, Illustration48 1956-02-26 1 Standard photo. a THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir Robert Black hands over Letters Patent of the Order of Knighthood from the Queen to Sir Percy McNeice, at a ceremony held at the Queen Victoria Room m Government House, yesterday. The ceremony was attended by 200 guests.48 words
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Article71 1956-02-26 1 BERLIN. Feb. 25. (Reuter) Thirty-two people were killed m a train crash near Rie.sa, East Germany, today, the official East German News Agency A.D.N, reported. Forty other people were injured and admitted to hospital. The crash occurred when a goods train was m collision with71 words
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Article122 1956-02-26 1 IN a big hunt for unlawful arms, 300 Singapore policemen early yesterday morning swooped and combed an attap area bounded by Havelock Road, Tiong Bahru, Outram Road and the Sewerage Works. In the two-hour operation, 12 people were arrested —eight m connection with122 words
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Article, Illustration73 1956-02-26 1 Missile Roars Skyward THE Redstone guided missile thunders into the stratosphere during a recent Ordnance Corps test at Patrick Air Force Base, Florida. It was developed by the guided missile team headed by Dr. Wernher Von Braun at Reds tone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala., and is now one ot the projectsUP - 73 words
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Article75 1956-02-26 1 Hen Lays 1 lb. Egg VINELAND. New Jersey Feb. 25. (Reuter) A white Leghorn hen has made poultry history m New Jersey by laying an egg weighing one pound. The egg. laid on the farm of Mr. Martin Mol(*ovan, m nearby Norma, is believed to be the largest ever produced75 words
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Article39 1956-02-26 1 TAIPEI. Feb 25 (UP) Communist Chinese artillery ln the Amoy area lobbed a total of 137 rounds onto the Nationalist offshore islands of Quemoy and Little Quemoy today, the Ministry of Defence announced.39 words
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Article130 1956-02-26 1 CHICAGO. Feb. 25 (UP)— A special burst oi radic waves accompanied by a huge fiery Dlast on the sun and the greatest cosmic ray bombardment ot the earth m recordeo history, took place yesterday, scientists reported. Physicists said the "broadcasting" by th** sun is the130 words
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Article178 1956-02-26 1 ALGIERS, Feb. 25 (Reuter) Algerian tebels stopped a bus, two cars and a lorry on a road 35 miles from here yesterday and murdered eight people. The killers ran onto the road, which passes through rough country at that point, and stopped a car178 words
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Article129 1956-02-26 1 TOKYO, freh 25 (UP)— Communist China will make its debut m the world ot bosoms and peek-r-boo legs next month. The official Peking Radio announced on Friday that the first fashion show In the history of Chinese Communism will be held In mid-March. Some129 words
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Article147 1956-02-26 1 REDS BASH HEADMAN TO DEATH A SOW CRIES FOR MERCY. BUT SEREMBAN, Sot. Despite the pleas of his five-year-old son for mercy, a 39--year-old estate headman was battered to death by three armed and uniformed Chinese Communist terrorists, yesterday. The myrder took place a mile from the main Seremban Nilai147 words
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Article66 1956-02-26 1 A LABOURER, Lim Toh. 38. was stoned and a sailor, Lim Joo Kee, 28. was stabbed m two separate incidents last night. At 8.30 p.m. m Bukit Timah Road. Lim was on his way home when stones rained on him. He suffered head injuries and was admitted to66 words
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Article126 1956-02-26 1 Caused By Strike Threat THE price of tin m Singapore broke the $400 per C iX\ fnai yestenlay with a spectacular jump of $8 to M 0 on the threat of a strike of tin miners throughout the Federation of Malaya, aud the sharp improvement126 words
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Article82 1956-02-26 1 MORE than 120 people were involved m a gang clash m Kampong Chantek, Bukit Timah Road, last night. Two men were taken to the Singapore General Hospital with head injuries. The Standard was told that members of one gang. 100 strong armed with sticks and82 words
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Article59 1956-02-26 1 CANNERY SALESMAN MISSING A SALESMAN. Tan Soo Aik. employed by the Singapore Lam Soon Cannery Ltd m Jurong has been reported missing since Feb. 20. The Director of the Cannery reported to the Police that a deficit of $20,000 has been found m the Company's accounts. A police spokesman yesterday59 words
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Article31 1956-02-26 1 TORNADOES m Illinois, tornadic winds ln Ohio and dust storms ln the U.S. southwest left at least 12 dead and scores of injured on Saturday. Property damage was heavy.31 words
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Article27 1956-02-26 1 LONDON. Feb 25 (Reuter). —The Queen mother and Princess Margaret yesterday srent two and a half hours shopping at the British Industries Fair here.27 words
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Advertisement152 1956-02-26 1 mi****** 1 E^Wfl YOGHOURT \y&£Z> NOURISHES B^ r J WITNOUT PATURINI /\A^\/'_^___£U^^_Tsv v\\ »"T~ lrl r_(^^l/v^ 1 *ll_^_L__^^ SCANDINAVIA X^^^V C Jl_^ M/ AUSTR A W^jr UC V **Nj JL s*^^\^reasy going /0\ B_i H* a holiday all the tray jtl /-..rr. _T What fun to get a firsV MM152 words
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387 1956-02-26 2 HARRY CHIA - PARENTS ARE TOO HARD ON RUNAWAY LOVE HARRY CHIA From Often, It's About A Dowry KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. If you fell m lore wifh a girl and you ran away together, without her parents' consent, would you regard yourself as guilty of kidnapping? The question came from President of the387 words
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Article178 1956-02-26 2 Alleged Knife A ttack JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. A knife chase m the office of the Central Electricity Board here on Oct. 28 last year had a sequel m the Magistrate's Court today. In the dock was a clerk, Thirumani, accused of attempting to cause hurt to assistant engineer A. Ramnath.178 words
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Article80 1956-02-26 2 Factory Strike Is Over JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The 29-day-old strike by more than 200 workers of Lee Rubber lactory here was settled today. An agreement, settling all outstanding disputes. was reached between the management and the National Union of Factory and General Workers after a six-hour meeting. A joint statement80 words
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Article, Illustration77 1956-02-26 2 MEMBERS of Kamala Club, Singapore, entertained Indian Member of Parliament. Mrs. Ammu Swaminadhan, to a teaparty at their clubhouse, yesterday. Mrs Swaminadhan is m the Colony to study conditions of deck passengers travelling to and from India. She will submit her report to the Indian Government. Standard77 words
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Article, Illustration200 1956-02-26 2 ROGER YUE - ROGER YUE By ONE of thc world's most beautiful women told me over a cup of tea yesterday that persistent rumours of her forthcoming marriage to an English peer was "without any foundation whatsoever." The raven-haired, fair-skinned Ceylonese beauty. Sharmini Tiruchelvam, who was recently200 words
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185 1956-02-26 2 AND A KIND WORD FOR YOUTH IN TROUBLE KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— Pre-' sident of the Sessions Court. Mr. B. V. Rhodes, today rejected the plea of Mema Singh, 19 who pleaded guilty to a charge of kidnapping a girl, a minor under 16. from the legal guardianship of her father,185 words
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250 1956-02-26 2 Lib-Socs Alliance Stirs Front SINGAPORE Chief Minister Mr. David Marshall, when he returns to the Colony, will face a rebellion within his own party if he pursues his efforts to bring about a working coalition with t*ie Liberal Socialists. Overwhelming majority of tht. rank250 words
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Article41 1956-02-26 2 CHUA Teck Kwan, 44. pleaded guilty m a SingaDore Court yesterday to a charge of possessing 11 quarts of dutiable whisky aboard the Hydra m the Singapore Harbour on Feb. 24. He was fined $200.41 words
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Advertisement333 1956-02-26 2 NOTICES Pursuant to Section 29 of the Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 59) IN the Matter of the Estates of: 1 KHOO KIM GUAN. deceased, 2. NG KHOO CHUAN, deceased, 3. LOW LENG KIOW, deceased, 4. LIM SIEW NEO. deceased. NOTICE ls hereby given that creditors and others having claims against the333 words
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Miscellaneous158 1956-02-26 2 Standard cJilvnanac Information at a Glance |J i n c a ptr r 1 lin. eve Swimming Club: Magic ■how fancy dress competition and ballet at Amber Road 10 a.m. to 5 p m Independent Missionary Movement: Free film shows at Pearls hill Prison 9 am. No 7 Parry Avenue158 words
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Miscellaneous226 1956-02-26 2 S< uthern Serenade (XL): 10 am. London Studio Melodies (S); IC3O Under 21 Club (XL); 11 am Variety (XL): lpm Programme summary tS>; 101 Music for You <S). 130 News (Si; 145 Sweet Serenade (Mi; 2 pm Sunday chop Suey iM); 2.30 Sunday Concert (Si; 3.30 Listeners Choice (S): 430226 words
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Miscellaneous244 1956-02-26 2 A Commentary: 645 Sports Ruund-Up; 7 pm. Bebe Daniels Ut Ben Lyon m 'Life with the Lyons': 7.30 My Heart Stood Still; 830 News Home News?4x For Children-'Biggles and the Pirate Treasure': 9.25 Interlude; 9.30 Radio Newsreel; 945 Concerto; 10 45 Hancocks HalfHcur 1115 Greta Keller: 11 30 News Commentary;244 words
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Miscellaneous266 1956-02-26 2 U5.59. 16 86m) j 8 40 Sunday Night Celebrity 1 19 5y ltf 86m 9.15 Australian Pianist (19 59. 16 86m 1 9 3i» News (4144. 25 55 19 59m 1; 9 4 Mobil Quest (25 55 41.44. l>s9m»; 10 10 Listeners Choice i_f.ss. 19 59. 4144 m); 10 30266 words
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351 1956-02-26 3 36 MEN, WOMAN RECEIVE AWARDS AT KING'S HOUSE ki ALA LUMFUR, Sat-^n a colourful ceremony Jlnrt House, here the Hlgfh Commissioner, Sir tK m MacGilHvray, this mornmg: presented honours D°f r ds that have been bestowed on some of the jn Jrv's leading citizens and valiant soldiers. insi*ni« of the351 words
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Article324 1956-02-26 3 IN an historic, yet simple ceremony, m the Q een Room of S:r.2apcre Government H:ise. the Governor. Sir Black, yesterday presented Letters Patent the Order of ?od from the to Sir Percy Thor.as Fergus McNeice Si Percy'i ki thood was m the Queen's sfear324 words
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Article28 1956-02-26 3 Jumabhoy. IndepenN ngapore Legislative member, who anhe would join the soon after Jtion. is still an InLlberal Socialists have jccepted his applica- Standard was told28 words
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Article28 1956-02-26 3 I conducted by Pore Government m *ith the Generation of the p., the coveted SK l London al, d there are no any relatives of28 words
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Article, Illustration258 1956-02-26 3 'OPIUM'S RETURN WILL BE BIG BLUNDER' Dr. Chen Hits Out At Evil ANYONE who introduces the opium monopoly m Malaya would be guilty of a social blunder of extreme gravity m the country, president of the Chinese V.M.C.A. Dr. Chen Su Lan, said m Singapore yesterday. He was speaking at258 words
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Article148 1956-02-26 3 RUBBER DROPS 7/8 cts. SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday opened slightly higher at 96} cents per lb. for first grade March shipment, and closed at 95$ cents per lb. (961 cents on Friday). Improved overseas overnight prices contributed to the steady market at the opening and prices went up to around148 words
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123 1956-02-26 3 SINGAPORE'S Education Ministry will investigate allegations of "irregularities and mismanagement" levelled against the Council of Adult Education. The Minister for Education. Mr. Chew Swee Kee, told The Standard yesterday that he is calling a special meeting of the Council for their views on the123 words
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Article115 1956-02-26 3 FPA Plans A Busy Programme WITH nearly $1.5«.0 already to its credit from a children's cinema show last month, the Appeals and Entertainments Committee of the Singapore Family Planning As>ociation. yesterday announced its social activities for the coming year. Next month, on March 23 there will be a mah jeng115 words
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Article21 1956-02-26 3 LENG YONG was fined $100 m the Sessions Court. Kota Tinggi, yesterday for being m possession of chandu dross.21 words
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Article42 1956-02-26 3 NEW YORK. Feb. 24 (UP) Dow- Jones Closing Averages: Stocks: 30 Industrials 485 66 20 Rails 160.36. 15 Utilities 65.27 65 Stocks 171.74. Bonds: 40 Bonds 99.36. The Dow-Jones Commodity Futures Index (1924-26 average equals 100) closed at 154.00.42 words
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Article41 1956-02-26 3 DR. Roderick Huang of the Department of English. University of Malaya, will give a public lecture on March 6 at noon m the University's Arts Theatre. His topic will be: "Is there a future for English Literature m Malaya?"41 words
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Article34 1956-02-26 3 TWO girls. Cheok Soo Moey and Koh Luang Kiong, charged with behaving m a disorderly manner on Feb 18. were discharged by the Singapore Fifth Magistrate. Mr. J. B. Javaietnam, yesterday.34 words
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Article101 1956-02-26 3 Portable Library For Children THE Council on Christian Literature for Overseas Chinese, which has a central agency m Singapore, is planning to circulate "Happy Childhood" literature for Chinese children m Singapore and the Federation. This is another step towards providing portable libraries of Christian literature for Chinese children already undertaken101 words
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102 1956-02-26 3 THE first dramatic offering for 1956 by amateur groups of Singapore will be presented at the Victoria Memorial Hall, on March 1. 2. and 3, at the popular prices of $3. $2 and $1. The play is Vernon Sylvaine's delightful comedy, "As Long102 words
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Article219 1956-02-26 3 Semiramis Limps Into Port Standard Shipping Reporter WHEN the 4,000-ton Japanese-owned freighter Semiramis weighed anchor at Calcutta with a 5.000-ton cargo of coal aboard for Singapore last May, the crew expected to make landfall here m about a week's time. They were m for219 words
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Advertisement209 1956-02-26 3 M One sees fORMIcX everywhere these days 9 j%—~~\ ____l __________________H «^1 v 'Lm m ti' kw •v.YSTl*]____^ ________r I V l l '»*«^.->^_^ jf I WHmvo tou fumN to v yon are pretty lure to ftnd *rofcMic_C Laminated Plastic doae at hand. All oeer thc srorld, on tables, counters,209 words
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Article, Illustration1350 1956-02-26 4 ARNOLD BRACKMAN - NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES WERE TELEVISED ARNOLD BRACKMAN By Standard's New York Bureau Chief NEW YORK BELATED Chinese New Year report from New York...The Year of the Monkey got off to a fine start here against the background of fireworks, cymbals and drums. More than 300 young boys and ~r men1,350 words
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Article, Illustration172 1956-02-26 4 Malayan Athletic Coach Visits Annapolis DURING a busy tour of schools and colleges In the United States. Lim Hock Han. a Kuala Lumpur teacher recently stopped at the U.B. Naval Academy m Annapolis. Maryland. Lim. who coaches swimming and track athletes. watched future U.S. Navy officers during a "workout" as172 words
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Article, Illustration29 1956-02-26 4 Taking A Peep I n 0 The Future Photo. AN old Chinese woman consulting the Tun* Sho v find what the New Year has m store for her. StandardStandard - 29 words
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444 1956-02-26 4 CHUA KIM YEW - This Book Drives Away All Evil Spirits CHUA KIM YEW By I A book edited by a scholar more than 15 centuries ago is today the best-seller m Chinese for the I month. [According to Chinese book- sellers, especially those i hawking ln rural areas, this book sells well with444 words
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Article69 1956-02-26 4 KUALA SELANGOR. SitThree new tillage] re ..rt now elected th« .lr owl ~<i councils to manage tM affairs. Two y< .ir, ago I Village elected Its l;-:*\tm cil members but tl jj three new village* are torn It for the first time The Batany B Village69 words
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Article16 1956-02-26 4 SINGAPORE S H fusion Centre w;.l t* Jjj from 9 am. to 12 nooot^16 words
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Article50 1956-02-26 4 KUALA SELANGOR. Sat j The Kuala Selani Magistrate. Raja SulaimjJ Raja Bot. sentenced "fl Zain bin Puteh. .1 cofffHJ keeper lrom S '^^n to four month im P rt *sJS or an alternative of 1 iu*J MOO for asking J running of a 1000 char*-" lottery.50 words
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Miscellaneous46 1956-02-26 4 Solution To Yesterday's Puzzle UAI 3.£ v i. A C ff j -v s £^Bc>i n £J>\m\S i v m *i)£W^mt 1 j"_H L\A \-w^s\a\o \^k r mW *B* _uT^J__U M r \W *"H v re f> _y t *L A c. Another Puzzle Appears Tomorrow46 words
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Article215 1956-02-26 5 Front's Women Hold 1st. Meeting MINISTER tor Work* Tr-ommunications Iran- Thomas, speaking at the hnur Front's Women's Mjg m Bencoolen SS yesterday, called \1 women to play their m the political advancement of the country. ut Francis Thomas said v true to the principles KuSllA "we are fighting jL B215 words
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Article81 1956-02-26 5 Information Led To Hung Arrest Sal The District Officer. Ipoh. Is of new ttees and llage local Ipoh area rman of the Kam- rcham Local Council Lung. was r reliable on Hung* received DSBO mi the heads (the new villages yesterting was also Istant District Officer OCPD. Ip. h. ■y81 words
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Article49 1956-02-26 5 A FILM show depicting youth activities will be screened m a vacant plot m Eng V'att Street m Tiong Bahru, Singa>ore tonight. Social worker, Mr B L Dunsford and president of the Dong Bahru Community Genre. Mr. S M Vasagar will ater address the audience.49 words
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Article, Illustration37 1956-02-26 5 PRIZE- GIVING n v'sterda^di^Hh.^^' Z*? f the Mi ™ter Education. tions of ftnll^ «K d the ffolden celebrations of Outram School. Standard photo shows Mrs rhnw present.ng a book to Tan Kok Fook. one o?t he student37 words
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303 1956-02-26 5 Quit? Go Ahead, Says Lee THE "political conviction" ot the Assistant Minister for Education, Inche Sidik hin Haji Abdul Hamid is being challenged by several p, litical leaders yesterday. Inche Sidik. who remarked that he was "ted up" with the trend of events, recently announced tha'303 words
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188 1956-02-26 5 2 Alleged Murder Weapons Recovered AN alleged murder suspect surrendered two knives and some blood stained clothes wncn he was arrested, a Police inspector said m a Singapore court yesterday. Police Inspector E. J. Sundram told a preliminary inquiry that Philip Foo. the alleged suspect, took out the knives from188 words
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Article41 1956-02-26 5 IPOH. Sat -A priest. Shaik Ibrahim bin Burhanuddin, who last night went to pray m a mosque m Clayton Road, returned half an hour later to find his quarters m the same building broken into, and $50 stolen.41 words
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Article22 1956-02-26 5 A seven year-old eirl. Chellama. was tound drowned m a well at her home at thel*th Mile Woodlands Sinca pore.22 words
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Article47 1956-02-26 5 IPOH Sat An 83-vcar-old Inmate of the Old Fo'ks Home. Wong Chai. wac killed instantaneously yesterday afternoon le a collision with a motorcar The accident occurred at lhe 4? Mile, Gopcig Road Chai was thrown about ten vtrds away following the imrr.ct47 words
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Article36 1956-02-26 5 FIGHT lal lan g fires kept lire engines m Singapore busy yesterday. From noon onwards, fires were reported m Jurong. Buona Vista Road. Changi Road. Winchester Road and Alexandra Park and Woodleigh Park.36 words
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140 1956-02-26 5 Let All Parties Join Constitu tional Ta lks DELEGATES from all political parties (a Singanore, including those not represented m the Legislative Assembly, should be invited to gj» to London for the April constitutional talks. This call was made yesterday by the 2.000 shone t>enin>ula Malay Union of Singapore Commenting140 words
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Article95 1956-02-26 5 A fall m the price of pigs led a farmer to take a DDT mixture to end his life because he was heavily m debt, a Singapore court was told yesterday. The farmer, Lian Ah Koon, of Sembawang P.oad. pleaded guilty to a95 words
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Article68 1956-02-26 5 AMERICAN entertainer. Billy Banks, will give a show for Jewish children m Singa pore at a Purim Party to be held at 3, Oxley Rise, at b p.m today. This will be the third time Mr Banks has entertained groups of children m the Colony. Purim is68 words
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Article102 1956-02-26 5 Big Boost For Adult Education ADULT education m Singapore will soon get a big boost. yesterday, the Singapore Teachers Union announced it was ready to tackle the illiteracy problem. The Union has already made a survey of teachers available to conduct these classes. 4 "I am confident that with the102 words
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203 1956-02-26 5 Frequent Changes Of Principals Are Criticized THE education policy of the post government of Singapore m using Outram School as a sort of training school for headmasters," was criticized by the school's Principal, Mr. C. A. Peterson, yesterday. Mr. Peterson was speaking .t the schools203 words
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Article137 1956-02-26 5 Benefits Of Mutual Aid Explained SEVENTY Colombo Plan students from all parts of Asia, including Malaya. listened attentively m a Singapore hotel yesterday while the Commissioner for New Zealand m South-east Asia Mr. Foss Shanahan spoke about the advantages of this mutual aid programme. "One of the great values of137 words
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67 1956-02-26 5 KOTA BAHRU. Sat The blah Association has made an application to Government for a building grant so that the English School they are nutting up could be completed m May. The Association has spent $21,000 but $30,000 more is required, it was revealed at its67 words
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Article442 1956-02-26 6 I npHE reverential, but happy atmosphere of a -*y Christian marriage service was rudely shattered recently ln London's fashionable St. Margaret's, Westminster. The officiating clergyman had reached that part of the ceremony when he invited any objector to the union of the couple standing before him "to442 words
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Article516 1956-02-26 6 Fdward Crankshaw - Fdward Crankshaw By \^HAT happens m Russia now? The Communist Party and the Soviet Government have gone through the motions of wiping the slate clean so that they can move m any direction they think expedient or desirable. Between them, led by Mr. Khrushchev, they have516 words
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Article, Illustration1389 1956-02-26 6 THE UNWEARIED ADVOCATE' FOR PEACE »\\\\\\V-\\\\y\\\\\\\\\\v Hi/ A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT HIS HOLINESS POPE PIUS XII who will bo 80 years old on March 2, has during the 17 years of an almost incredibly arduous reign received more than ten million people m audiences. HE HAS FLUNG WIDE THE PONDEROUS BRONZE1,389 words
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Advertisement182 1956-02-26 6 Startling Predictions In Your Horoscope Your Real Life Told Would you like to know what tha stars indicate for you, whether you will ba successful and happy and what is indicated for you m business, lova, marriage, friends, enemies, lucky and unlucky periods, what pitfalls to avoid, whot opportunities to182 words
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Miscellaneous16 1956-02-26 6 WPf*W!fF^f*W*^^ BPL_«#_JIL H 1 y iVn horseshoe, chum! Your r drank to be sociable!" luck's m!"16 words
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Article, Illustration1312 1956-02-26 7 CHRISTINE DIEMER - CHRISTINE DIEMER Xl/ WITHIN the next two months onother important milestone will be reached m the brief, but vitally significant life of one of Singapore's most commendable and colourful ventures, its Boys' Town, m Bukit Timah. Some time early m May, not only will theStandard - 1,312 words
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206 1956-02-26 7 JARO Paves The Way For Convalescents BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT rpHE Johore Anti-Tuber-culosis Rehabilitation Organization (JARO) has been of great va,ue to convalescent TB patients m Johore Bahru during the past year. Its workshop has become wellestablished with four active sections, comprising Tailoring, (men and women). Bookbinding, Embroidery and Basket-making.206 words
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Advertisement112 1956-02-26 7 L..jfr> For the REALLY Y&s Smart Man v Made by SAXOXE |j TAN GRAIN FULL BROGUE ji WILLOW CALF OXFORD J BOX CALF OXFORD Jt BROWN SUEDE DERBY I with Crepe Sole Heel yj V\ WILLOW NORWEGIAN Sl^^SSbl^^^^^ I APRON FRONT l^^g^^g^^ Sizes: 5- IU $48.50 per poir. |!:i| and112 words
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Article, Illustration483 1956-02-26 8 RUE SCRIBE - RUE SCRIBE by JT SEEMS that the traffic chaos m Singapore has bred a race of "frustrated" motorists prone to accidents. TRAFFIC Chief Mr A. E. Minns the other day gave as reasons for the higher accident rate "frustration and annoyance among motorists dueU.P. - 483 words
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Article303 1956-02-26 8 By EDIN PETERS gIXGAPORES lone entrant m today's hill climb meeting to be held at Simpang Pulai, just outside Ipoh, will be Dr. Freddy Marshall who will be driving his Triumph TR2 m four events. His red and cream TR-.2 which has been overhauled and much303 words
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Article, Illustration526 1956-02-26 8 Consul Convertible Two-Point-Four SHIPMENTS of some models are uncertain. The eagerly awaited Jaguar Two-Point-Four will not be available until July at the earliest, according to the local dealers The small quota for early shipment has been taken up on the Home delivery plan But enthusiasts will seeU.P. - 526 words
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Advertisement650 1956-02-26 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tail *****/6. *****/4 112/6 Ro.inte. Ro*A THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE To Halifax, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia 6 Cult Ports. S'poro P. S ham fenang POLYPHEMUS 19/25 Mar 26 Mat 27/2* Mai AENEAS 19/24 Ap 25 Apr if Apr Carriers option to proceed650 words
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Advertisement592 1956-02-26 8 EAST ASIATIC LINE] SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINav U For Aden. Port Said. Genoa, Antwerp. Rotteid 0m H Copenhagen, Gothenburg ond Oslo SPore p S 0m H x) "INDIA" 28Feb 1 Mt r ax) "SELANDIA" 12/14 Mot 15 1 5 m O l W xxx) "SIENA- 19 20 Mor 21/22 Mor ]i]592 words
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Article, Illustration985 1956-02-26 9 Betty Smith - Betty Smith IN HOLLYWOOD How to be Beautiful EVERYBODY m HollyMJ wood acts all the time. Those making £100 a week act as if they were netting £259; those with £1.000 a week strive to make it look like £2,000. That's an accepted part of the985 words
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Article, Illustration291 1956-02-26 9 When Mario first met Grace \f ARIO LANZA, In his x home town of Philadelphia, once earned a living by moving pianos. He moved a piano into the palatial mansion of millionaire contractor John Kelly. "I remember his daughter, Grace," Mario reminisced. "Not because she was beautiful but because she291 words
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Article98 1956-02-26 9 'J'HOUGH he's no engineer, JEFF CHANDLER helped to build a bridge when he was on location for his latest U-I film "Pillars of the Sky." Heavy rains had made a river impossible to cross so Jeff and KEITH ANDES pitched m with a gang of construction workers98 words
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Article266 1956-02-26 9 AIOST actresses like to look as glamorous as possible. But not SHELLEY WINTERS; she likes to look her worst. And due to Shelley's insistence she has never looked more frowsy and frumpish than she does ln her new film "The Night of the Hunter." A strict believer ln266 words
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Advertisement365 1956-02-26 9 ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS yL~~--EXTRA!-— AbW^ I 111 CREATEST EVENT IN MWmk DIE HISTORY OF MALAYA! f*fpf" "THE MERDEKA f' if) MISSION TO LONDON" "W (M.F.U-* Full Coverage) W AT THE UTHAY. ODEON and NEW ALHAMBRA —J /»ATUAYA NOW SHOWING! Wconoiton!. mW 00 '.45 4.15 3■- "L.-***** 6.45 9.30 pjn. THE FAMED365 words
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Advertisement344 1956-02-26 9 _fSfe THERES N0 BUSINESS 1/Kf SHAW BUSINESS T<3K_^v<vo_i_vo__<v_<y_-__Kvc<_<^vfMVfv._^^ CAPiTOLifii amxJml 4— 6.30— 9.3(1 O J DON'T MISS THIS GIGANTIC SUPER -ATTRACTION! 4.^— In Au. Thi Woru> Never Another Like BeW of-p-oy rROMWIRNI* ■MOt. 3 CINtMASCO^C ANO wl«Nt»COWO» \NKf j^ SIR CEDRIC HAROWICKE itmrit urn wall Mac_M» towir ooucus rom nMroa344 words
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Article, Illustration28 1956-02-26 10 it's AU Square m Women's -Quad* Thc Singapore and Selangor teams photographed on the Kuala Lumpur Padang -just before the start of yesterday's game.28 words
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Article429 1956-02-26 10 S'pores Star Is Neela Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sat. —Singapore held Selangor to a 1-1 draw m the opening match of the women's hockey quadrangular on the Kuala Lumpur padang today. Seiangor were a trifle lucky. On the run of play Singapore should have won. Selangor must thank their stout hearted429 words
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Article27 1956-02-26 10 ANGLO-CHINESE School Old Boys beat A.C.S. Present Boys 4—3 m their annual Lee Choong Eng Cup soccer match at Barker Road yesterday.27 words
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Article31 1956-02-26 10 ROYAL MILITARY POLICE playing their first match against a civilian team held Chinese Athletic to a 1 draw m a friendly .soccer malch played at Farrer Park yesterday.31 words
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Article20 1956-02-26 10 HEADQUARTERS Singapore Base District beat Springdale Sports Club 4-0 m a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday20 words
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Article159 1956-02-26 10 POLICE ROUT CHINESE SINGAPORE Police entered the final m the Singapore Hrckey Association's senior knockout tourney when they scored a convincing 3 o victor;, over Singapore Chinese Recreation Club m the replay on the padang yesterday. Police who drew 1-1 with the Chinese m thc last match owe their victory159 words
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Article155 1956-02-26 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— Perak Police won the Hannigan Shield hockey final today when they beat co-holders Selangor 3-1 at Gurney Road. Perak's speed and thrust m attack found Selangor badly wanting an answer. Only tr.e industrious Gerry Toft and Gian Singh saved Selangor from a155 words
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Article, Illustration22 1956-02-26 10 ABOVE: They are the victorious University bops tcho beat Indians to enter the S.H. A. knockout competition final.22 words
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216 1956-02-26 10 PLAYING like champions ail the way. University of Malaya, by virtue of a 2 o vi( lory over the Indian Association at Bukit Timah yesterda>. entered the final of the Singapore Hockey Association's senior knockout competition. In 70-action packed minutes, the University, playing like216 words
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Advertisement269 1956-02-26 10 Through fourteen generations of wine- If I X growers the vineyards of South Africa have J*^^^^\ steadily increased m size and the industry, mW^s^^^JlmmV <| valued at more than £100,000,000, today WUm m employs over 30,000 people. South African Kw W wines and brandy are known and appreciated Ml I269 words
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Advertisement292 1956-02-26 10 IR I Non-Sialni n| I E>..h.M„ orh I AIR gel rhe latest air rant and 1 Pliant odo Urs Acts igategf d V Indispensabt rooms. J Sole Afp-.j. THE CYCLE (J CO., (1926) ijl (GENERAL IMPOIITS :»J Singapore and Koih'j Itch GerJ Killed it 1 H,J I YftftT sklw ha292 words
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798 1956-02-26 11 A COACHING SCHEME FOR COLONY YOUTH Sports Training In Boys' Clubs inirJ!^ Y u WELFARE SECTION of the Social Welfare Department has tral^n^f or coachin scheme which will contribute to the citizenship training of thousands of growing boys and girls m the Colony. P hAr me P" n «P al798 words
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491 1956-02-26 11 TONY RANGEL - MALAYA AND FIJI SHOULD CONDUCT RUGBY TOURS TONY RANGEL Says **x\SG Sat.— After what the Fijians have done \Sa\rtm Wbv m their four seasons of playing >U Ythp friendship that has been built during this 'f Jill be a sreat pity if all these are to be "'I when they491 words
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Article197 1956-02-26 11 >'»'■" ,V -.:ioulh 2. •rrardifl C ty 2. »\th__tic 1/ Blackpool 2. Pi Sltoo Wanderers 0. Held T. 2. m$ asi d Villa 0. SJr Arsenal 0. M'ter City 3. -.on W. 4 Chelsea 0. S'derland 0. iJagh div. ii y, n B^rkburn Roy. 1 m Forest197 words
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320 1956-02-26 11 EDIN PETERS - WIDER VARIETY OF CARS WILL COMPETE IN RUN EDIN PETERS By THERE are only six days left before the entries close for the second annual Stanvac Economy Run for motor cars to be held from Butterworth to Singapore during the Easter holidays. In last year's run. 84 cars consisting of320 words
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Article, Illustration107 1956-02-26 11 VAZIR MARKAR - VAZIR MARKAR By MAJOR T. RICHARD WARREN, who has played representative cricket matches m Australia, will make his debut for Army this season. Warren is at present attached to the General Headquarters FARELF at Tanglin. When m Australia, Warren had played against most of the visiting107 words
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Article67 1956-02-26 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Selangor Amateur Athletic Association's annual cross country run will oe held on the Lake Garden's circuit here rft 5 p.m. on Saturday. Mar. 10. The start and finishing points will be alongside the Anglo Oriental buildings. Entries should be sent to Mr. Thong67 words
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Article71 1956-02-26 11 THE Indian Association will nolo a Home and Home cricket match today at Balestier Road starting at 11.00 a.m. The teams arerConvenor's XI: Harbans Singh. Vythilingam, Ashraff. Rasiklal, Balwant Singh, Amar Singh, Kader. A. Rai, Kanchanlal, Moorthy, Mohan, Sivaiaj and Balachandran. Chairman Board of Games XI:71 words
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328 1956-02-26 11 Joe Manjaji - SANDAKAN ATHLETES PREPARE FOR SEASON Joe Manjaji By < SANDAKAN, Sat. The Vice-President of tbe North Borneo Amateur Athletic Association the Honourable Khoo Siak Chiew was host to more than 30 athletes and the coaching comm.ittee at a lunch held m the Sabah Hotel last Sunday. The athletes had got328 words
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Advertisement323 1956-02-26 11 ITfof JftMf mdm Jot tfeo/tf hw\&i\ bteaaae they ara m vlwl aad cagiacered with world** laical advaatca ZEPHYR-SIX and CONSUL In Zephyr or Consul you buy extra and longer -lasting value! The roodobility of these cars is outstanding not only m the power-ease and petrol-saving of their Overhead Valve "Over-square"323 words
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Article, Illustration179 1956-02-26 12 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD GRAND DOUBLE FOR SHELDON CEYER From THE BIG SWEEP j TOTAL POOL $198,600 Ist Prixe No. *****3 ($59,580) 2nd Prise No. *****9 ($26,811) 3rd Prize No. *****1 ($14,895) Starters. (sl,7o2 each): Nos. *****8, *****5, *****5, *****2, *****6, *****5, *****5. Consolation ($595 each): Nos. *****5,179 words
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Article, Illustration1359 1956-02-26 12 RACE OWE Horses Cl. 5. Div. 3—7 Furs. Shaw Stable's 330—103 ACTOR II 9.00 i (3) Bougoure 1 Mr. Chan Lai Hong's 77— 62 SPLENDOUR 8.07 (9) K. Leong Mr. Wong Ah York and j Mrs E. Caun's 172—110 BIG ANDY 7.08 (1) Hudson 31,359 words
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285 1956-02-26 12 "Santee Will Never Run In The Olympics' —Br undage SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25 (AP) Avery Brundage, President of the International Olympic Committee, was quoted on Friday as having said two months ago that he had "overwhelming evidence" against Wes Santee that would keep the American miler out of the 1956285 words
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Article116 1956-02-26 12 OXFORD. Feb. 24, (Reuter) -7-Oxford beat Cambridge hy six bouts to three m the annual inter-varsity boxing contest here tonight. Cambridge won three of the four bouts m the lighter weights, but Oxford's heavier men dominated the second half of the programme. K. Srinivasan, an Indian undergraduate116 words
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Article, Illustration333 1956-02-26 12 RACE SIX Horses Cl. 5. Div. I—7 Furs. Mr. S.W. Kirn's 1189—415 SIAM RICE (9) 8.09 Cracknell 1 Loto Kongsi's 2226—461 RING OF FORTUNE (7) 8.05 Bougoure 2 Shaw Stable's 102— 62 FILM STUDIO II (2) 8.11 Geyer 3 510—284 Mont Clare (10) 8.07 HudsonU.P - 333 words
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Article106 1956-02-26 12 From WINDSOR LAD PENANG, Sat. Bagby's trio, LA RONDE, CULVARDO and ACROBAT were attractive workers at the training track this morning when they were given their winding up preparation for their engagements on Wednesday, second day of the Penang Turf Club's Spring Meeting. Going106 words
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321 1956-02-26 12 Kardar Nails Down The MCC Pakistanis Dominate PESHAWAR Pakistan, Feb. 24 (Renter)- Another fine scoring opportunity has been lost by the M C C 'A' team m their unofficial Test series with Pakistan On the first day of the third MU Test her e today— a match they must win321 words
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Article210 1956-02-26 12 NEIL MONCRIEFF, Singapore s champion racing driver *as unanimously elected Present of the Singapore Motor Club at the club's annual gen•l*l meeting held m the Adelph: Hotel on Wednesday night. Forty four year-old Moncueff, who now usually drives a Cooper 1.090 c.c. has the210 words
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Article, Illustration1971 1956-02-26 13 I can't mention Money...Home...Yugoslavia The world only knows that ex-King Peter of Yugoslavia and Queen Alexandra love da parted and were reconciled. In these Memoirs, exclusively published In the STANDARD dally, the Queen continues today the story of her great Royal Romance. Marshal Tito took over Yugoslavia and me new1,971 words
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Article, Illustration879 1956-02-26 14 ZACHARY COX - ZACHARY COX SHORT STORY S\\\\.ww\v\\\.\.v\\.\\\\\\v. UVNXXXu By "CONSCIENCE! That's the tack, every time/ 1 enlarged Mr. Smollet. "Mm yes," said Mr. Blaire. "The thing is," Smollet went on, "a manager just can't afford to be ignorant of what goes on m his office. Well,879 words
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Article966 1956-02-26 14 Evelyn Hocquard - BIRTH SYMBOLS OF No. 13 Evelyn Hocquard By WHEN a leopard dies he leaves his skin— a man his reputation. As a Number, 'Thirteen" has always had a bad reputation which must be corrected. If it were known that this much-dreaded Number Thirteen is not at all an unlucky or966 words
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Article, Illustration387 1956-02-26 14 Archibald Cameri - Archibald Cameri DSAFAFDSA By TPHE borough engineer, a mild little man, frowned at the papers littering his desk. It's a toss-up, he mused, but I'll have to choose one of them, The two boys' public schools, St. Gilbert's and the more modern Tordean, lay directly ln the path387 words
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Advertisement194 1956-02-26 14 ajaew touch JL for your beauty ,4%/myardley tv v// Rather Finish ensmes that tout fl ***'*ZmmW? make-op perfect at all times. V >£^r Nothing eqmlf lt for retouching ...it fa a blend of fina I Is/'' YardJey Powder «r_d delicate cream. \\^//aW Tlie merest toacll re** o T/^' J 01194 words
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Article, Illustration1989 1956-02-26 15 JIM HENRY - JIM HENRY I By i Our Queensland Correspondent 1 vv^""v\x\xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx\xx\x.xxxxvxvivvvx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx^ VaTERSIDERS throughout Austrolio, ot moss meetings this week dec^ d ,bc,r 'd* l end their 23-doy sVrike and to _n to worK. re' ur sensible decision followed the return -tn v™.,_. ji Stive of the powerful Australian CarocUUP - 1,989 words
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Advertisement118 1956-02-26 15 ____r ___tf_____P __^__^_________l _____________^k. KSJJn, -T^^^fcy -3tt_M^-_^-^ij 'vI-'S^H ".IJjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjJß^ '^S_______________________________________________________H X when the time came round for weaning. f' h **+S M "'I^HLJBfe LACTOGEN gives such splendid results because it is^ a correctly Kuaia Lumpur, |L# Ifp^ JT .y\ balanced milk food, prepared from pure, full-cream cow's milk and d^ißfc*^118 words
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Article, Illustration381 1956-02-26 16 T^O be top of your class these days, it is necessary to be on the bosomy side. A much publicised film star doesn't have to be an accomplished actress, although of course it helps. The modern trend is toward building up a girl who already has381 words
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Article381 1956-02-26 16 Helen Hugh - Helen Hugh By makes a girl look prettier than being told she's loved. But how can a girl keep this romantic look all the year round? It's not so difficult as it sounds. For clear and sparkling eyes, use eye-lotion from a plastic, aropper topped bottle. Bring out381 words
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Article314 1956-02-26 16 When Creme Puff the cake make-up first appeared on the market it proved extremely popular, the only complaint anyone could find was the fact that if the compact were dropped or bumped slightly, it broke, thereby rendering it almost useless. Now there is a new compact on the314 words
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Article153 1956-02-26 16 GERREE READ - Froth Bubbles GERREE READ SHOPPING NOTES By r YHE thought of cham--2 pagne automatically brings to mind weddings, S Christenings, ond peril haps the gay celebration of a re-union. i A perfumed hot bath is usually the prelude to 1 these festivities, and J though the idea of cham--2 pagne153 words
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Advertisement248 1956-02-26 16 i*a**^^mmt T<<______________________l When your ch//d /s /n pa/n i§i t You can now, at last, girt a* r irin rtfc J Ctotfren j aspirin. Doctors know ul ?k^ 1 0 fever lnd :i *W Children, but only m small, exact, doJV Is why doctors recommend Ang,cr, H2J it's made apeciaUy-to248 words
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Article, Illustration367 1956-02-26 21 HE eng His to which people will go wh.„ they ore prejudiced I c a subject! Here s a man writing aaainst m* /-.-j La! eft* *l h>\\r2r. r*."*^ Sj2&sT*j2s t£ Liar** of comets. So far as I recolUct, I have n«v_nr ,u,,p dislike writing about th.ngs that367 words
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Article250 1956-02-26 21 ICSDAY. FEB. 26 Of ter quiet temperament. k solitary pleasures. Will |c impression by depth iHffct But also arouse iWfms because of nervous libitions. Solid m character will Plod on to ir ends. IO.VDAT. FEB. 27 id m temper and inclin--10 override others. They nmuch business250 words
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Article347 1956-02-26 21 SUNDAY. FEB. 26— Great financial possibilities come out of difficult going. You have much opposition to fight. There is considerable change m plans, and complications m most things. Yet the outcome finds you better off and m good fettle for achievement of ambitions. A strange but rewarding year. MONDAY,347 words
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Article383 1956-02-26 21 MARC ALEXANDER - MARC ALEXANDER By QURING the recent cold spell when pipes burst, people huddled over fires and icy roads held up traffic, Mrs. Mabel Greenstock was riding the pillion of her husband's motor-cycle— TO KEEP COOL. Keeping warm is never a problem with this forty-nine-, year-old383 words
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Article, Illustration751 1956-02-26 21 March 21- April 20 (Aries) More changes are Indicated. These may be confined to home interests but they probably arise from exterior affairs. In few 'matters is there any stabilized movement. But provided there is quite sensible planning of .spendings the outcome appears good enough. You ought to751 words
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Article, Illustration68 1956-02-26 22 Speaking of Pictures... "SPEAKING OF PICTURES" Name Address Title Camera Used Aperture Speed Film Top Left: "Learning Young" by Miss Nancy Yong of 20 Aboo Sittee Lane, Penang. Pentacon, f5.6, l/200th, Perutz. Left: "After The Catch" by Chng Seng Poh of 5 Guan Hup Street. Klang. Rolleiflex, fB, l/100th. Super68 words
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1627 1956-02-26 23 ANDREW ROTH - MARSHALL WILL GET HIS SHARE OF THE SPOTLIGHTS ANDREW ROTH by Standard's London Bureau Chief I LONDON D. M. has apparently been saved from the shadow of big brothers K. and B. The danger that the journey of Singapore's Chief Minister to London will be overshadowed by the epoch-making visit1,627 words
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Article, Illustration43 1956-02-26 23 lOLGA DE SOUZA, who will perform Hawaiian dances at the Raffles Society variety concert to be held at the Oe4 Tlonr Ham Hall, University of Malaya, on Mar. 2, to aid tho University Art Gallery and Museum fond.43 words
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Advertisement239 1956-02-26 23 Whatever pen you own, •j. write better and last longer if you use Parker Quink because Quink cleans it as it writes ___^______________s________S___________________________________f j___^__n___! ff _________M mL\mmW\ mWEAM \^^^^^^***a Va _#V m jlnvflier Parker product o fthe highest quality! pafCtfTWCE* X-at_ f ir*Tt^aayirar^__rTW^ if* cJIk r.U(]T*:CZSi f aaTM aiaf .Taa^lfWaaal239 words
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Article65 1956-02-26 24 WHO FIRST USED BANKNOTES? THE Chinese who, it is said, were using paper money about 120 B.C. Certainly they knew about it m the 13th century A.D., for Marco Polo returned from his travels with stories of it. The Bank of Barcelona, founded m 1401, was probably65 words
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Article288 1956-02-26 24 JUDITH SIMONS - You Kill PerfumeAfter 6 Months JUDITH SIMONS by £EST-SELLING perfumes today have "wicked" names and 70 per cent of the customers are men. So I was told by Mme. Genevieve Dubois-Millot, whose husband heads a famous Paris perfume house. She laughs at the modern trend to use "gangster-like names." and288 words
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Article377 1956-02-26 24 5,000 People Buy MOON Land 'THE moon is up for A sale—at 6s. Bd. an acre. "And at that price, it's a real bargain," says the man who is putting it on the market He is Mr. Robert R. Coles, of Glen Cove, Long Island, New York, now m business377 words
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Article118 1956-02-26 24 NEVER A DULL MOMENT A N "everlasting" atomic torch may be the light of the future. Experiments are being made with a new type of lamp which derives its light from atomic radiation and glows continuously for several years. The lamp works on a similar principle to the luminous radium118 words
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Article138 1956-02-26 24 IN 1948, m an effort to rid his premises of rats, a man m Vancouver, Canada, caught 50. twisted their tails until they squealed ln fright and recorded the noise. The record amplified and played m his warehouse, ■cared awa T all the rata. Then extreminators138 words
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Article, Illustration342 1956-02-26 24 SHIPS SAIL UPSIDE DOWN THE British Trans- Antarctic Expedition ship Theron is on her way home having left a party of eight men behind to guard the expedition's first base. Encamped on the icy waste for the next few months, those men can expect their eyes to start telling them342 words
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Article130 1956-02-26 24 1 WHICH IS THE c I SAFEST PLACE IN A J S LIGHTNING STORM? I TVO place ts absolutely J 1 *t-fe from lightning, 5 but if you are caught out- 1 doors keep well away from wire fences. Indoors I tt ts safer to keep away from fireplaces.130 words
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Article114 1956-02-26 24 This tune WORKed wonders b-____________.______^^___^^^_. n WHY ARE GRANDFATHER CLOCKS SO CALLED? TALL clocks that stand on the floor have been made for several centuries, but they had no special name until 1875. when Henry C Work wrote a song containing the lines: "My grandfather's clock was too large foi114 words
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Advertisement174 1956-02-26 24 tfROM a beauty article: 1 "...those facial wrinkles ran be an open book to tbe psychologist." READING BETWEEN j YOUR LINES. > A WOMAN shoplifter found m possession of 22 articles was said by the detecI 1 ii B 1 DENIS DUNN I tive to have collected them Jin "a174 words
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Miscellaneous168 1956-02-26 24 IV flftstflfl M- liii w/ fw v^ Sj _w i W S/ (HM^^ fa iF^i^^liwN is I W-_^^'-^c-___r'T________^ 1 vilify r^f rbkiW® ll»liiiilrt ■rl L hJU f 1 -ii/ftm p| rrj* L^L. I &g,-. '^»4g C:> i I mWm\& /3KtI "Instead of making rm staiid^n^lvi^l_f^ r be|£e tfache. _KC-fe!.&*S Kg168 words
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