Sunday Standard, 12 March 1956
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Title Section32 1956-03-12 1 Singapore Standard yuyuu STANDARD POLICE PC VPl S ***** (5 lines) 2400 ~T P> A^ I *T FIREBRICADE CENERAL HOSPITAL Zoll 2414 ra**» SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1956 12 VMAS I~> CENTS32 words
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Article, Illustration365 1956-03-12 1 DAVID TAMBYAH - DAVID TAMBYAH Lloyd Flies In And Says: I Am Hopeful Of London Talks There Are Good Intentions On All Sides' By chances of success at next month's London X good, the leader of the British Parliamentary > Lloyd, said m Singapore yesterday. it Mr Marshall's chances would365 words
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Article, Illustration352 1956-03-12 1 EE BOON LEE - REFERENDUM: Marshall Gets Going EE BOON LEE By Under The Old Apple Tree Again! THE j-'.ucc—tht old apple free. The time 3 p.m. OH mt eve of 'Merdeka' week. T i pi A CMtj U■ > |gf fel a bu<h jacket. The n StlOH —lO "drive t' r rst nail352 words
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Article127 1956-03-12 1 action H ees' m warned m might ound by I .ess the ended miry are tor all rj gen- New s were it-men. recent d wages inkers. Inche H the the con. was "most prehensibie ft viola* c ol the agreement they made recently. "If this is not withdrawn.127 words
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Article47 1956-03-12 1 LONDON. March 11 (Ri u- A d BamCS, aged 62, to drown bJmsell OH Ml 24 but found the local pond Irai b over, London Inqucsfl Ml told. So ):■> vattCd tor ciuht dajl until It thawed out and then thr» himaeif In. Verdict: Suicide.47 words
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Article38 1956-03-12 1 SENIOR d< t< ct:ve officen m Singapore Investigated ;i mysi rious lallang fire near the Lahcadof Holiday Villa In Paslr Pan-arm when pieces of robber w< re found ecatterI aftei firemen had extlng d th< flames.38 words
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Article32 1956-03-12 1 THEY 'RE COMING A FIVE-MAN parliamentr:. delegai l< m h< aded by tier L.ib<njr Porelgo Bee- tary Herbert Morri>un left London on Saturday nisht 01 three-week tour of Singapore and Malaya. U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article96 1956-03-12 1 1 HI eon Itaenti of leletai In Singapore want their A emblyman M. P. D. Xair i Independent I to i trengthen Government Bench by Inlng the Labour From Alliani■V I meeting last Bight, th< p:i,.M d -i tir i:t rc.Miiution urging Mr. Xair to contribute96 words
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Article25 1956-03-12 1 TWO BMO wen knifed m i I in| r.-':M :n Pukat Road Singapi re last evening Both wero treated at the General Hospital25 words
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Article238 1956-03-12 1 E. M. RASIIEED - E. M. RASIIEED ...AND HOLD UP PLANE TO BANGKOK By I W ENTY- SE V E N Am c ri c a n tourists staged a stay-put Mrike at the Singapore International Airport yesterday morning. The tourists boarded a Bang-kok-bound C PA. Skymaster and refused238 words
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212 1956-03-12 1 Catcalls A Walkout At Political Meeting ALL DUE TO INFILTRATION' CATCALLS rang out In political meeting m Si: last night when a speaker condemned the "infiltration" oi! opposition partymen. Aftitdfft Ihe pandemonium. more than 1.000 people Stag ci a noisy walkout towards the end ol the meeting. The 1 Liberal212 words
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Article34 1956-03-12 1 GRANT HAM'S CALL GOVERNOR Sir Alexander Grantham said m Hongkong yesterday the Royal Hongkong Defence POfCei mu>t continue rigid training to maintain their efficiency be-cau.-e the world I* still m an "unsettled" state. U.P.U.P. - 34 words
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Article39 1956-03-12 1 POLICE announced ye>terdav th€ smashing of a dope ring m Taipei vttich, It charged, en^i^cd m unoggllng morphine and oth< r narooUca into Formosa m collaboration tfith midercover ChinCM Communist ig< nta In Honskong. A. P.A.P. - 39 words
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Article35 1956-03-12 1 THE heavy cruiser Colombi ami destroyer Lloyd B. Parks collided m tbfl darkness off LmOO early yesterday morning and two men are reported missing with four seriously injured, the U.S. Navy said. A.P.A.P. - 35 words
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170 1956-03-12 1 Exile Boat Turns Back But Where Is Terror Chief MAKARIOS MYSTERY: MOMBASA, Kenya. Mar. 11 (Reuter)— The frigate Loch Fada m which Archbishop lvidkarios and his thi fellow exiles irom Cyprus sailed for t: Islands last night returned to Mombasa this morning. According to a reliable though unofficial sour ship170 words
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Article95 1956-03-12 1 NICOSIA, liar. 11 (Reuter)—British paratroopers patrolled Nicosia last mght after a day of widespread ltrik.es and demonstrations Kb protest ajgainst the deportation of Archbishop Makarios and other-union-a:* ..-Greece leaders. Security forces m Kyrenia and Limassol used tear to disperse stone-throv. i In Polis village. 70 mil°s west95 words
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Article62 1956-03-12 1 LONDON ir 11 11 Britain*! delta •'Droop Snoot" |et b broken the world air speed record by more than 300 miles an hour, it was announced today. The delta v I t -piloted by it- Id r> '< V(> r a regulatl n peed course62 words
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Article15 1956-03-12 1 MR. SELWYN LI I Bri- s Foreign Secretary, ar- In Vnkara yesterday. ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article107 1956-03-12 1 3 Jungle Fires Rage In Johore JOHORE BAHI Three big blukar fires which started almost staiult r ly t: and that of t: up past midnig: Singapore's assistance was summoned and an engine was sent to standby Johore Bahru. Biggest of the flres was at Pandan where at one stage107 words
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109 1956-03-12 2 KUALA LUMPUR, S m. The Federation Arts Council announced yesterday a playwriting competition m English "to provide a stimulus for the pool of dramatic talent now t in the count: Thfl Council invited entrfef of arv iBDSth and on any subkd for the competition, for vhidi109 words
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Article37 1956-03-12 2 ORCHIDS worth more than 0 were reported stolen from a nursery m the Manriai area of Singapore over the weekend. It Ls understood that the orrhids belong to a former Legislative Councillor. Police are investigating.37 words
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Article350 1956-03-12 2 It'll Be Posters, Rallies A Vote ALL'S set for Merdeka Week m Singapore which begins today. The all-party residium und^r the chairmanship of the Secretary-General of the Labour Front. Mr. Keng Ban Be meets this afternoon to put the finishing touches to the350 words
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Article146 1956-03-12 2 VOTE MALAYS WARNED KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A warning that the Malays may not hold the power of the vote for long m the Federation was sounded today by Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin. Senior Assistant Minister for Home Affairs m the Alliance Government. Inche Samsudin told a delegates conference of Kuala146 words
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Article116 1956-03-12 2 'Penang Trade Can Recover' PENANG, Bun. Trade m Penang has not been so a tivfl because of the present drop m the price of rubber, laid Mr. Koa v Kin Hai. president of the Penang Importers and Exporters Association at a dinner here on Friday. Despite this slight set' k116 words
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Article86 1956-03-12 2 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun -The federal Fisheries Committee led by the Assistant Minister lor Economic Ailairs Inche Mohamcd Khir bin •lohari. t -an a two-day factfinding tuur of Trengganu yesterday. The committee visited fishing villages and held meetings with fishermen and their representatives at Kuala Kcmaman.86 words
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83 1956-03-12 2 THE Singapore Trades Union Congress yesterday urged a:i adiliated unions to attend the mal Convention of Trade Unions to be held on Saturday at the Badminton Hall to discuss the Merdeka Mission make representations to the Parliamentary delegation. lie said the Governing Council has not83 words
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Article42 1956-03-12 2 IPOH. S;m More than 1.000 guests, including the Mcntri m .r, Perak, ■ttended "hois i waHning" party given by Menglembu's Chinese leader and tin miner, |fr. Cheong Soon Fan. at the Wan Hua Chinese School hall lasl night42 words
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104 1956-03-12 2 PEKANG, Sun. Penan- a» ptfjanced one of the hottest Sundays today and thousands flocked to the sea beaches and Pcnang Hill to COO] themselves. Air-. n::rlitioncd theatres wen packed during the day llanj suffered from headaches and pedestrians had "burnUlg feet" as they walked104 words
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189 1956-03-12 2 MALACCA, Sim. About 2.000 people today attended the burial of Hceien Street's old•st re idtnt, M>y»ar-old Lw Seek Bin, the mother ol Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan. at the family burial ground at B ikit Bahru. The fa:r.i!y \vi>h to keep the funeral as189 words
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Article, Illustration33 1956-03-12 2 Photo by FIRE gutted 13 shops m Sand a k an last week. Picture shows 'he fire raglßg m iront tf the new Chartered Bank huilding which was uiLscathed. Philip PangPhilip Pang - 33 words
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Article121 1956-03-12 2 Bid To Get Rid Of Seven-Year U siNGAi'OKi hwten uiil m+ legal a* to settle omct and for ail tfc year itch -a M-vi-n-vrar battle tor mnjinn qualification lor oiiliy int.. V.v I .!•;< at A resolution to seek legal aid will be tabled at121 words
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Article16 1956-03-12 2 t!ALA< ilacra lav 1 call by 1 x par her arrival16 words
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142 1956-03-12 2 Hunt For HK Doctors Won't Be Easy HONGKONG. March 11 <Reuter)— Malaya will probably fail to get doctors from Hongkong if the Government insists on getting British-trained men only, the Chinese-owned II kong Standard said hen I day. It was commenting on the current visit nere of ya's Education Minister,142 words
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Article, Illustration73 1956-03-12 2 photi i M\ rtlld.Mi sin: tr..1l ..mhr.cUr vtud: V.'lJ.<! 1-uUf Mites a cfWS two ronlin.nts «:ih., rmsh.ii) until tin n m m Sm^.ipon> M Konm mi S.iturd.iN .I —thru I'x.inh plod.d m Ihrir mi Pirturrd ho\, I ft i 1 ii i i i i A I IStandard - 73 words
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Article42 1956-03-12 2 nalists* rig soh r to be established m Malaya. :t scheme for such en Lution has been drawn up by I the Stacaf* n of Jourts All jmif lirti m Singapore been called upon by the jdy and comment42 words
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Article, Illustration454 1956-03-12 3 Royal Houses United In Wedlock DRUMS, PIPES, FIGHTS' FOR A ROYAL COUPLE I b X t AKIN and M HKVWDIS fl \\\ll Mm. II anl clfnt Rmal Houses lother bm& I p ti»dav with It- »l lrnku M daughter of i I I ibilan's Yang, fl lUi Pertuan Rcsar. to454 words
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Article83 1956-03-12 3 ON- THE-SPOT COMMENTARY RECORDI l» M'! i\ .i-i.l BwgWilll coniMi. ::l ii i. n 9M Ike leremonies at Si n ;nti di; 1 kl I dins of tht- 1 1 i I of Kedah HM > l B i \»'fi:ri Senil.i lan will be broadcast kg ::.idio m ii.»v.i mh83 words
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Article36 1956-03-12 3 CHINESE TO SUBMIT MEMORANDUM Perak ay deof all ions rove a i!ted the Con- c under Ir. Lav !o col- ions ity. to i!da and to be n .e comSeng Choon? Goh Fan. I ai Vim36 words
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Article23 1956-03-12 3 Watherston B ack From U.K. Visit Chief Fedc to* t on it to iney A tetary. •*nfl his nded the 13SJ ai Con23 words
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Article, Illustration66 1956-03-12 3 TOP left shows the Baja Mail ot Kedah TunUu Abdul Halim and his bride Tunku Balm ah seated on the da i s during the bcrsanding ceremony on Saturday night. On right the Koval bride and bride groom arrive tor the ceremony at the Istana Besar.Yong Peng Seong - 66 words
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210 1956-03-12 3 'Good Jobs, But You Must Have Character' IPOH, Sun. There are pi. ol opportunities lor m Malaya with and ability. You get nowhere without these qualifications, not cv U have a degree But you will have to work tor the:>e opportunit was tne opinion pressed by Mr Ban Paterson. Pi210 words
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Article168 1956-03-12 3 Why The Cold Shoulder?' MALAY rnion members are ansry. They feel jney are dc^ "merdeka" the picture while Singapore and the Federation are clanimiiins <>r They will soon call a special meeting of the exe-r cutive committee to take appropriate action. Said the Secretary General oJ168 words
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Article136 1956-03-12 3 60 Jobless Seamen Seek Help SIXTY seamen ate no a out of jobs m Singapore because four leading shipping companies refuse to take on men from their union Reason for this boycott: :al members of this union dc.-cried m torcisn ports and cost the companies a substantial amount m fines.136 words
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105 1956-03-12 3 SUPPORTING the demand for self-government. 13 Indian organizations m Singapore, ask that citizenship rights under the new constitution should be assured and granted to all Indians who are citizens of the United Kingdom and Colonies. This was one of the resolutions passed at an emergency meeting105 words
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Article157 1956-03-12 3 SH< HH n Sii pore 1 future i local ay mi i aapt I i ccommer latkMM of i.;, n Rep "1 re- f the CO Ktee on Local eminent 0 City Councillors I te are flivided on this I Eh) Ist oi incillon ;V157 words
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Article150 1956-03-12 3 B UTTERWOBTH, Sun. Nearly ll(l m«. women and children were rendered homeless ta a Brc whi'-h lasted I minutes m Mew Ferry Road i this afternoon The fire which razed a row of 13 ittap ?hophouses is be- V ed to have started m150 words
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Article39 1956-03-12 3 ABOUT i (ir > prayi ot Singapore orcMdi ba i r s e nt for dl iplay i I an <"•— r Itl orrtnir*^ lv !nc British Or :hid Growers' Association m London on March 14 and 1& n39 words
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Advertisement300 1956-03-12 3 "DOR VISORS /C^^L FOR \U. M\Kl> A OF <:\H> 1 VENTILATION WHEN IT 1 RAINS NO matter how /j//r ha d it rams, windows can as?m*%" be ieft p° rtiQi| y °p en f r air to circulate. /£E^^^ SAFER DRIVING T hazards of sun-glare ond I fogged windows are300 words
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Article348 1956-03-12 4 EURASIAN VIEWS MUST BE HE ARD Shelley Sounds A Warnk 'Apathy Would I Be A Tragedy; I KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Th i point of view should be heard i L which is to draft the constitute dependent Malaya, declared leader of the 13,000 strong Euro nity m the Federation. Mr348 words
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281 1956-03-12 4 STRIKE: GOVT. TO DISCUSS PLAN OF ACTION KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Emergency meiuifi to maintain the country's cs- ial services m the event (f a striko by the Government.-; 65,000 daily- workers will be dislusscd by the Federal toecutfoe Council at its eoiin^ here on Tuesday. The Staff S-» i Ihi281 words
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Article83 1956-03-12 4 Talentime Quest In Batu Pahat BATU PAHAT, S;;n The District Committee of the British Red Cross Society. Johore branch, will hold a talentime Q lesi for musicians ana linger M II h It, ;.t Kirn's Pm I The competition, wfaiel) Rins at 8 p.m.. is open to adults and tickets83 words
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Article, Illustration61 1956-03-12 4 THERE was no week-end ofT for RAF. staff officers preparing for today's opening: phase m the 5-\veeks' air-sea exercises. Air Commodore A E. Houston. i) so. m i yi Officer Commanding Singapore. i> sern here at his Scletar Headquarters with two maritime operations stall* officers. Squadron61 words
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280 1956-03-12 4 BIGGEST AIR GAMES IN F-EAST START TODAY (From Our Air Correspondent) TOIXW Bees v.:c ope::!:.:; phase of the r'i:cc>t maritime-air exercises ever seen m the Par East It follows the three-day air defence testa of Malaya and Singapore, which ended on Saturday morning after fierce house-top air "battles'' which ra^ed280 words
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Article, Illustration41 1956-03-12 4 3 -Legged Goat Is Thriving FROM Gombak near Kuala Lumpur, comes this picture ol a thice\eggcd fMt Pirdaus Mehyiddin, its young owner, is seen feeding it with a bottl« of milk. Hrn animal was born lour months ago and :s thriving.41 words
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Article44 1956-03-12 4 TAN LENG CHOOX, 52--year-old fisherman, who said he was a pre-war licensed opium smoker, was fined $K»J or four months' jail for being m possession of opium and opium smoking by U -V L Cohen m the sions Court, Pontian, yesteiM day.44 words
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24 1956-03-12 4 Self-Help Important Johari Tells Fishermen Commii n r d a e d day Ettfriaditt "igganu Th I A Eco: Moham. the empl a. I24 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous503 1956-03-12 4 Standard c^lmanac r^- l vov Information at a Glance Mw\;,vf,,: c *i*» p^L S! Uj-.s.'-ssSsss.'s.-bs Australia >]'.;u, ,n,on KNU KUALA LUMPUR V' n 2:| nd ?lj p Sl I :i: r ue L £S E^ c^nasu^.,, > P^Jl/T BUNTAR SINGAPORE i»o\c: World focus photocraDhie >: W P tAI M I503 words
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Article, Illustration621 1956-03-12 5 fwwwwwvwww;, j larry f Proctor - fwwwwwvwww;, j larry f Proctor By says girl forbidden by Law to be alone with a man LONDON m f.>rbidH] hue a V I am X to It married— verj I Kutty. WL for X X X doni. Nty m /.illy B ne that B 1621 words
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Article, Illustration1530 1956-03-12 5 Horace Smith Britain's Royal] Master tells today] I about the Royal Family ancH 1 their favourite horses m this 1 STANDARD Feature Series I TURING the (om-eof its lift- the 1 Cadogan Kiding School has had several horses and ponies Which have proved themselves to be such faithful1,530 words
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212 1956-03-12 5 Don't waste brains on man-hunting Girls told |^Itl I I/A > hrdi:i\ ffirii nrrc askvd bx the i,onrnnunl mrnl!\: DOYT THROW III". IV VOMI TALEMTS WBEA )<H LEAVE S( U(H)L BY (OMEMRi- //><» (M 111 SB !>/>-/// V/7>Y;. Thy appeal mis made h\ SIR DAVID ECCLES, HJHJffer o/ Education, m212 words
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Miscellaneous139 1956-03-12 5 >/ 1 I)\IW > I Crossword Puzzle H 1. My salary is enough to end B .2. Insult to the face? <7> I 3. i uld help not repel I him I 5. The parliamentarian I me and we each a ecu I ing spears from the Midlands of England?139 words
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Singapore Standard
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Article534 1956-03-12 6 CTARTING this morning, an all-party drive to certain whether the people are m favour of the demand for immediate independence fOf Singapore will swing into action. The c. ftlgn, mooted by Chief Minister David Marshall and Labour Front associates, was enthusiastically ba cd by other political parties534 words
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Article279 1956-03-12 6 r j HE growing tension m the Middle East bet wren the Arab nations and the Israeli it tei ki aming pointer to the fact thai Commune fers determined not to stand still. From the time that the Big Four powers met to k tabl i■lent of279 words
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Article926 1956-03-12 6 ASTER GDNASEKERA - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ASTER GDNASEKERA i J7ROM today, and for the iM| of th'- wock. the etUmM Of Singapore are U) b< Mkod m a printed QU< t;on "Do you want Iferdeka, now?" The LabOQX Front is carrying out thlfl ret* r< ndum among id ill whether926 words
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Article, Illustration908 1956-03-12 6 -ROSSELL THMMi - Britain's Stoc Rises In New Sudanese -ROSSELL THMMi KHARTOUM T'HE trend of opinion m the newly-created lepunl.c of the Sudan is now running so strongly m favour of the British that by wise policy this country could be established as one of Britain's firmest friends A loading Minister m the908 words
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145 1956-03-12 6 Tut. ..tut.. .Harry, how could you be so ungrateful? Sir: I hasten to Iflgtalll a very strong protest against Mr. Lee J Kuan Yew's language m reference to the Aus- tralians. He is reported to have said: •l he last time they were here, they left J m a hurry,145 words
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Letter136 1956-03-12 6 fl Sir: lam interested In theoretical and practical statistics and have a faith m the science M a very important factor m the metbodica] development and progressive planning of any country, rfaroufh vOUf e>tcemed columns I want to know it there are others m Sinfapore who are Inh136 words
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Letter57 1956-03-12 6 Funku Abdul Rahnan s proposal for re-intro-;r "i- r -Z op: U rn into Malaya caused ■ome ronsterV T :<ll;r: "mooirt Chinese m Malaya. Should this proposal be'■"n fl a tact, it may cause M. r :<,..>,-, en M.lav. ar.d M«F we pray that the lunKu use his57 words
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Letter219 1956-03-12 6 ACCORDIIXG to the rernl i lt v of a Public Opinion poll published rer-em v the ■•;-nber of people m Britain jno, pven the choice and the means, would iike to sett.c m another country, has kept letting fewer fvery year si rue the war iaxen219 words
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Letter105 1956-03-12 6 Sir: I agree with what Inche Alang Abdul Hamid has v.i:-, n about the case of the little boy. What be the f ..'o of these motherlew children m a strange land v.,11 a father who is more or less ranger? i-or all I ki ow they will105 words
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Advertisement65 1956-03-12 6 rTdont know. bviW \jf I its simply deliciom) V V first taste of •Ovaltine 1 C *»U r. l-s COOI. fnaray dVliriousness m a sheer V,,a ;i w-r.-irr Ufy j j ?K bif,.r.' CMC enerry. espeeUUy on the ■OvmlUne 1 to cold i I milk v nn.i water. r vs65 words
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Miscellaneous18 1956-03-12 6 "Some of these TV comics aren't worth the licence money this on e just stands there looking stupid!"18 words
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Article170 1956-03-12 7 I jjkrj!^ Tafe Wah Mmt P 11, CAP).— U.S. Secretary o: I Vernier Nehru emerged from \i L ions yesterday wr new C policies. While the two lead' radicated they are to have a better understandir.. between their two c intrl I neither was reported170 words
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Newsbriefs
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Article16 1956-03-12 7 I larch 11 X mmunist 134 artilE Nationalist X of Quemoy vtional De- nnounced.16 words
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Article17 1956-03-12 7 II ill <AP).— f rnment fori yesterday i .el keepers close up t hravy fines17 words
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Article12 1956-03-12 7 I March 11 prof \TO powers p.sideration m dispute learned12 words
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Article133 1956-03-12 7 Make Or Break For Mollet PARIS. March 11 (UP) I Premier Guy Mollet plunged into a round ol conterences on Arab relations that could make or break him yesterday on the eve o! crucial talks m .don with Prime Minister Anthony Eden. The Socialist Premier conred the crisis m the133 words
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Article58 1956-03-12 7 Shooting Inquiry DAMASCUS. I 'arch 11 (AP) 1 —Syria has called for a meeton the Turkish-S--mixed border commission to investigate the alleged shooting of a Syrian shepherd by a Turkish armed patrol on Thursday, an Interior Ministry source said yesterday. The source said the si herd was killed while grazing58 words
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Article, Illustration61 1956-03-12 7 AS THE situation m Cyprus gets worse. Britain tightens up security measures to counter terrorist •»<ti\itirs auainst army personnel and civilians alike. Ihe latest British "get touch" move m banishing < \priot l.ader Archbishop Makarios from the island is expected »o result m more terrorism. Photo showsA.P. - 61 words
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167 1956-03-12 7 Army Awaits Emergency Powers ALGIERS, March 11 (AP)— French authorities announced ycsterclav that nearl> 70 more reh^Ls were wiped oiit (iirini: the past 24 hours as special emergent v powers were awaited from l\ui> to deal with the Algerian reheilion. Tunisan Premier Tahar167 words
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Article, Illustration68 1956-03-12 7 PRINCE Rainier of Monaco, (right) talks with reporters at Idlewild Airport, New York, after his arrival from Hollywood recently. The Prince said that (ordinal Spellman will attend his April wedding to Grace Kelly as a representative of the Pope. They will wtd m Monaco m a civil ceremonyA.P. - 68 words
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Article43 1956-03-12 7 FOUR Catholic clergymen > rlsh< d and 127 others climbed and leaped to safety on Saturday as fire swept the castle -li kf Sharinwbr }i alt Bcmlnary. ooce th« nimmei estate of Lta I magnate Andrew Carnegie, near Lenox, Massachusetts.- U.P.U.P. - 43 words
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Article40 1956-03-12 7 the \BC television network :n Hollywood has canivlled today's scheduled "Med;^" programme showing the birth Of baby by caesarian section because H "would be unsuitable for home audiences." Th* 1 canUation cost NBC US$35.--000. it was report rd. UPUP - 40 words
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116 1956-03-12 7 Only 2,000 Left In Korea SEOUL, March 11 (UP).— Five hundred troops o the British Commonwealth Division staged a farewCJ parade before some 1.000 spectators at Konima Camp near the Western v.uco front yesterday. Soldiers fr^m Australia. Canada, Nov.' Z— land, England and Scotland rr.nM'hcd m116 words
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Article63 1956-03-12 7 France Says 'Sorry' WASHINGTON March 11 (AP) France apologized to the United dates yesterday for "unpard()nablc acts" of violence committed against the United States Consulate and In:< nation Ollice ifl Tunis on Friday by a mob. The French government declared its readiness to pay the whole cost ol repairing the63 words
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Article93 1956-03-12 7 AJACCIO, Corsica March U < lP) Q ueen E ;f r! l Ed nburgh, for a week (/i f/iC t ry ■bocrd B i <■<•■, -/achr Brttiimte Dm Britiah Qwm v McvnimM tw t*?^* 1 ImotUcd on a Viking at-cmfl o/ UM QjjriiJ rhi Qiictii flew to H•■93 words
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208 1956-03-12 7 Grove Concern Over Mid -East Developments UN Urged: Take Urgent Action WASHINGTON, March 11, UP). Alarmed U.S. officials called yesterday for urgent United Nations action to halt the deterioration of peace m the Middle-East and North Africa. QffHflif were gravely concerned at the208 words
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Article49 1956-03-12 7 s N FRANCISCO, March n (AT) Two mm were ■RCftCfl fta* terda) and nure heroin valued by poli< c at more than Si million was soi/rd Narcotic RfCStl said the heroin probahh VII MMCgtoi m from Macao. Portumiese colony on the south coast of China.49 words
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Article37 1956-03-12 7 POLICE m the township of Beverlcy near Ontario have declared a "state of emergency" as reports of roving packs of dogs, foxes and timber wolves poured m from many parts of the district.— ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article40 1956-03-12 7 HAROLD E. Stassen Pie- I nhower's ri: armament adviser, said on Saturday he is hopeful that th five and Communist worlds will make -some pr |fl toward peace at the a:-,irn..:-ment talks opening m London on March 19. UPUP - 40 words
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Article101 1956-03-12 7 'Neither Pro Nor Anti' NEW YORK. March 11 (AP) India is not "pro-Commu-n t fl m the basic trend, nor ii the United St; *.ntiIndian" m its support of Pakistan, the New York Times said today m an editorial ing the conference bet win Prime Minister Nehru and US. 1101 words
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Article123 1956-03-12 7 GOOSSENS HAD SEX BOOKS-CID SVDNKV A tralia, March 11 (AP) -Authorities said yesterday Customs rs would spend the n d investigating i from the 1 igene jssens, Symphony Orchestra conduct Police said they would study a report from vlot squad detectives who ir. viewed the world-famous conductor on his arrival123 words
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Article21 1956-03-12 7 SOUTH Vletaam*! Constituent Assembly, elected recently m the countn first mal elections, will meet m Saigon next Thursday. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article77 1956-03-12 7 RANGOON. Mar.:: Kputpr« B- n C iriin 4J-y« old Australian Umring the rid m an amphibious jeep a d Half-Sail." arr. here yesterday from Ak\ab 350 mil* n rtl t of hi re H, v. there list February by another Austra- lian. Ilanlcy Bar: came more than77 words
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Advertisement47 1956-03-12 7 over 400 years ago //V THE XVtth CENTURY DOM BERNARDO MCEUt was inspired to create I INK fcwn the many fir.^ Iwfcl hi t&md around the Fecamp MtNfterv m France when he wenei iNrfWac Monk. "'-l^i WorlJ rino\N!H\i not ;Bciui)icttne D.O.M M.-.. THE EASTERN AGENCIES (1946) LTD.47 words
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Advertisement94 1956-03-12 7 •^BUTTONS are Boil Tested! I These wonderful Opal-glo buttons bend perfectly with cny co'our under the sun, and are guaranteed J^% fl|ilJfcA/ countless dry clei- r ond launderings. r r v ccn b" boiled 1--\l dresses, playclothes, school i'fex *>TV/t i nr 4 clothes, everything! Guaranteed^ llL^^j^:- y/m^V^V^ not crack,94 words
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Advertisement881 1956-03-12 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. 1*1: 4i92i 6 263&1/4 132/6 Kobinion Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SIRVICt To Mali!**. Boiton N«w Yoih b«lt.mor«. Philadelphia b Cult foiH S port V- S h*rr »»en«rM PCLTHMtMUS 1: 3 Mir 24 Z. Mir B Mi AtNfAi IV 24 Ap ib Ap. Vf881 words
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Advertisement1290 1956-03-12 8 Tel: 2405 mansfield co., ltd. Tel: 2412 <l& lln (Incorporated m S)n Bapor<)8 apor<) (12 unetl S Mp o ,n. THE BLU E FUNNEL LINE Carriers option to proceed via oth.i ports to load and disehar*. ,m^* SAILINGS tc LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW. LONDON CONTINfNI Singapore j Dv« Sails P c o1,290 words
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Advertisement939 1956-03-12 8 tITSUI \SR\ LINE Spore P. Shorn Penono FOR JAPAN f-m CenHntM Ak.^isan Maru for Yokohama, Nagoya, Kobe 20 Mar 4akancsan Maru for Yokohama, Kobe, N'a^c^ a, irifl Hongkong 26 Mar OR U.S.A. v a Suez or New York, Pniladelphia, Baltimore Asakasan Maru from \apzn 16 Mor 18 Mor 19 Mar939 words
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Advertisement675 1956-03-12 8 EAST ASIATICTiNf SAILINGS TO CONTINENT For Aden, Port Send G, nor £r«» Ccpcnhogcn. Go*,*.,, M qJ 3 pert x. "SELANDIA" 14 15 Mar SIENA ntto 22 231Z xxxl "KINA xxx. "SUMBAWA" oh' 2^ Apr/1 May XI Cells London <F-Qsscnq iri or, ill Calls Beyrouth, Gd*r a xxx) Colls Gdynia SAILINGS675 words
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653 1956-03-12 9 WOULD demand for chocolate is at last re-coy(T-nj; irom the sharp decline of the past two years. I nder the impact of l«mer retail prim, it now promises to grow steadily. News of such cardinal importance to the cocoa markets is, however, *<> kc Elect653 words
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Article404 1956-03-12 9 Uncertainty In Share Markets yuyuy Hv Market Corns pondent SHARK markets continued to sutler from uncertainty, lai-k «>t im enthe and the imminent possibility ol a strike l>\ tin mining employees. Consequently theie was a further J.il! m tiie volume of business written. Industrials and tins were more freely offered,404 words
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Article275 1956-03-12 9 14 Put In 500 Years' Service FOI RTEI N r.-.pie m 0M Hon-;knii- j s i; v BMridai m jmji ttKMi. Mil- j port 1 hi\ put m w hat mu>t have been i ttm ukaMc i ord »i length oi sen ice m •»n v i "inmrii iil or^ani/.i275 words
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Article216 1956-03-12 9 The Aver Wong (Rahman) n.-wlopment A Prospec tinjj Co. Ltd. Tribute operations were extremely disappointing for the year ended 30.9.55 and a loss ol $6,789 was sustained. Net liquid assets at balancing date worked out at $15,090 or 7 8 cents per share. On 14.1.55 the capital of216 words
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Article26 1956-03-12 9 BOTTLED gas from the Australasian Petroleum Company s new refinery at Kwinana, Western Australia, will shortly be supplied to farming households In the State.26 words
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Article21 1956-03-12 9 HBCH iNICAL cultivation of rice la the aim of I £A~.-million project near Mtcwik tew New Guinea.21 words
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Article373 1956-03-12 9 BI'SIXKS-S m shares from M i 3 9: IXIH'STRIALS:— British Romeo Peti ileum 43 10J (including stamp- to 42 I (excluding st imp). Frasor Neave Ord< si 71 and 11.70 Gammoni $220 to 1X124, Hongkong Bank Colonial ?»:<*) 00. Jackson Co $1 35, Malayan Cement373 words
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152 1956-03-12 9 General To Advise PAA On Jet Operations MAJOR-GENERAL Victor F Bertranriias, former Deput v Inspector General of the United States Air Force, has been retained by P.A.A. as an adviser on jet operations. The General was responsible for flying safety dunns th° Air Force's transition to jet operations. He will152 words
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Article25 1956-03-12 9 FEBRUARY I -puts announced are: Amalgan Malay 60.800 lb.; Borclli 59,00(» lb.; Connemara 47,700 lb.; erendah 60,000 Bas?ctt Kuala Siddi 8..;..Ktponf 14,300 lb.25 words
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Article19 1956-03-12 9 li' SO.OItIMg tons of ri<e to Yugoslav. ■> und^ r m menu nt VAcen tae two c Reuter.19 words
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Article, Illustration246 1956-03-12 9 THEY FIND GOLD IN N. GUINEA TIMBER SOMK <•! the world s finest plywood ;s n< < brine milled "i the forests of lr«.pi<al Now (.uinea modern streamlined plyw no d mill. (o\erinp airrv was opened m January List year m th«- RuUlo \.ill<\ iiid now produces In ii limn246 words
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Article, Illustration200 1956-03-12 9 ACTIVE Russian inter rst wis reported m the Singapore coconut oil market during Die week, resulting m an upward price trend. I bullish tendency was noticeable m the market at the weekend. Other sections of the produce market were generally quiet. In tin, uncertainty regarding200 words
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145 1956-03-12 9 A WALL Street Journal —rvey report notes that between purchase plans now are m effect m th ates, compared about a dozen at the end Vorld War Two. It mated tha' li<» workers are taking part m the plans. Under the various plans, the145 words
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Article69 1956-03-12 9 MR. DAVIDSON ■niwurt. counsel for the International Dcvelopmer.' said m been a "quickening interc foreign investments on the part of i .veston* ill re > c Whilo thprr i<; no nMMM that private U.S. tawwlHNßtS abroad ;>u need for additional to "S private > <plt*l to69 words
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Article19 1956-03-12 9 ABOUT a r r. the !.i!i lclt .ii Home [■.> v. < picn^ lit Oiyn^.a. LuLdon. on March19 words
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Advertisement589 1956-03-12 9 m--^ NOTICES < K\ IRAL 1 I I IRK lIV BOARD ol tht Hl'! KM lON OF MALAYA ILNDrK NOT Id VALUABLE Lots ct fern v Materials for Bale t tender. Including short teagtiM U.O. Cable Scrap Iron. D.C. Motors, etc. Full details obtainable from the Chief Stores Offlc Cent]589 words
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Advertisement111 1956-03-12 9 NOTICES F\\ U TtNlltK NOTICE riiENDFRS vii b< r» •■eived 1 i r 1 1 Contnu-tor.- Class I -b< f« ai the Office Slate fcnmm r. FW I) Pi ii* ipeh up to 3no p.m. ot the 14th March. 1956 tor the Painting ol Government Buildings In Central Pcrak Dl111 words
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Advertisement241 1956-03-12 10 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS J J l o r l r u o t LJ 1 r L rx r^^ NOW SHOWING CATHAY 11a.m., 1.4.) 4.!.), (>.4.>. AIR CONDIT GNtD r h and 9.30 p.m. TEL 3340C> Rockef-B/asf/ng -^JiitiS&fS&jP^ Showdown -<3*^j^3^^^ _m jf °^HODIAK v ■^BARBARA a^ BRUCE K^l3 fc 4241 words
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Advertisement222 1956-03-12 10 1 ml THERES No wi Xs like shaw .I 4 I CAPITOLI NOW H MACNIFKENILV OBSESS I JaneVhw j, I ■BB^L. V^BBBh ii 1 fir p* Sftt«BM J NEXT CHANGE 175T7/O "TEARS OF AN ARTISn SLirriiici III! lf\\ [OH t Mandarin I'i.j.j., i B fX^,? S^i 1 Y&SEBZk REAL ADVENIIM222 words
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Miscellaneous286 1956-03-12 10 •A slronj? willpower, that's I Dn<? r 0 uhit I've not. All my friends J V w <^~^±-~*~ tell me I should :;ivr up V. smoking, but 1 DON'T.' 1 "I always know uhen I've K^ J^^ /^i^^^. X had rM(lu h lail down." r fBiTl Ay\ •Mumn.,. you're running286 words
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Article403 1956-03-12 11 If \f T<> Send Cagers Ami... JAS BILIA FUNK iSEES IT.. A EMMII 111 of the Singapore I nVnstinn has cast addiepara ;-n> to r.iise the target sum •it i-M olon> ragers to the Melbourne m Hi B the,1 ,1 U x rolX m the E to403 words
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Article463 1956-03-12 11 Cardiff Rally To Hold United LONDON, March 10, (Reuter)— With Manchester I nited striding ahead m the football league division one and Manchester City m the semi-final of the Football Association cup there are all the possibilities of a double for this Lancashire City. But tl* iTi be many a463 words
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Article1487 1956-03-12 11 RESULTS POSITIONS I.ONI>ON. M, r 10 Ro;tcn Football league Standing! ■„<•_ todays matches are as follows: LEACiCL DIV. I {Than C. 0. W hampton W. 0. Burnley 5. Chelsea 0. Charlton A 2. Arsenal 0. hverton 1. Sunderland 2. Luton T. 0, Bolton W u Manchester U. i, Cardiii C.1,487 words
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Article52 1956-03-12 11 Ireland Upset Wales DUBLIN' March 10. (Reutor i:, .and bCOOght oil the surprise ot the International rugby union s< a n when thef defeated Wales by 11 pmnts <goal. dropped goal penalty goal) to three points (penalty goal > today. Wales led by three points to nil at halftime. against52 words
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Article156 1956-03-12 11 Cairo. Egypt, lUwh ii (UP)— Miss Angela Mortimer England's tennis star. won the final of the women s singles event In the Egyptian Lawn Tennis Championships here yesterday. Miss Mortimer beat Althea Gibson. United States. 6-0. G-l. with the greatest ease, taking the first 11 gam--. Miss156 words
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Article51 1956-03-12 11 SAX ANTONIO. Texas. March 11 (Reuter) Tony Trabert last years Wimbledon champion broke a losing sequence of 10 matches; by defeating Pancho Goniales 6-4 10-12. H-4. here MSI night m their profe>sionaJ lawn tennis tour. The win gave Tttjgti total of 12 victories against 42 for51 words
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Advertisement39 1956-03-12 11 TAJ CINEMA fHONL ***** Today •'< Shows 3.15. ti 15 A 9 15 pm. "SAKHI LOOTERA" (Hindi) Starring Sliashi Kala. Kamran. Kandhir and many others Today: 3.15. C.30 9.15 p.m. Madhubala Dcv Anand "ARMAN Hindi l.ngli^h Subtitles Plus: "MtKDKKA' (Malay)39 words
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Advertisement723 1956-03-12 11 SITLATI()\S VACAM red (A INICAL ENGI on 3 years' agreement m first instance, m salary I t $lv 25 plus able Allowance. Must (a) be ;orate Membeis of the I stitution of Electrical Engineers and (b) possess an Engineering Degree Experience m Tech- planning and c ited r: earn I723 words
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Advertisement674 1956-03-12 11 CLASSIFIED ADS l\ \lf Mi )UI M IMctnonam. In loving memory of the late Mr Urn Gone but not forgotten. 1 family. SITUATIONS VACWI < M\I\JI NW( I <>l IK IK on :i peers agreement m first salary s 01UXA15 1,14.i plus Variable Allowance. Must have School Certificate and Ins:674 words
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Miscellaneous229 1956-03-12 11 Crtonef BK A/ Copp .-.:N V. v M > v'AKE fvV.. TvMU wA NT A -n •VIKTCHES.'r B<>' IMI C MMJI NY PSO MAP^y.f- J rpt^^ WCKEV y 1 WATTING- <■ ".jyOWHTA'^MERSEVEN >L 8T L V^ T /-JMMC ?> KAT 1 -7SHOWVOUR VJARTS'WARDRQBE.. rr -EAT Hff kalvapptoi^ S klril\r^/^ V>R229 words
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Article, Illustration355 1956-03-12 12 Sitting' Shot For Boon TEN THOUSAND cheering fans at Jalan Besar Stadium what a sight to warm the heart. Such was the scene yesterday when CclCUttafa Mohun Bagcn won their second motch m Singapore, beating Sino-Malays 3-2. The visiting team were good valueWan Seng Yip - 355 words
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Article129 1956-03-12 12 SINGAPORE mm llk Singapore "A" vs SCiSI iii m r.i sar Stadium, 7MI p ill |M\ 1 I\l n I' I' I ii m Kesar Stadium, i >,\ Ii: \l\uv Rovers > 'i jiii I mih n lane; kt •ii tr.m luh > K.i iaji S I .m129 words
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Article16 1956-03-12 12 R.N. Kranji beat Kinta Ran--2-1 m a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park day.16 words
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Article324 1956-03-12 12 HESULTS of Saturday night's first round matches (doubles) of the Singapore Malays Badminton Association championships: Junior Doubles: M. Sarif an M. Ariff <B. Rangers) beat A. Karim Sulaiman Mohd Omar (B. Rangers) I b Manan Attan «P.S.A.) beat Jantan m Sani: nuri «B. n) 15-3, 15-7; Badron324 words
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700 1956-03-12 12 Douglas Ross Hits An Unbeaten 102 Singapore Cricket Round-up AN INBEATEN 102 by Doughs Koss hi.u'i lighted vrstriday's crirket match on the Padang between Sin^appie Keereation Club and Singapore Cricket Club. Che match ended m a draw. Ross took two hours and 55 minutes for his knock. R.G Barker of700 words
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291 1956-03-12 12 KUALA LrMPI'R, Sun.— The cinhty-minufe game was tried out here today lor the fitst time m Selangor when S.C.R.C. beat Negri Sembilan Chinese 2-1 at Princes Road. Both teams lasted out fairly well and Negri Sembilan were a shade unlucky to icse. Yoon291 words
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Article84 1956-03-12 12 S'gor Indians Upset Kilat Club KUALA LUMPUR Sun.— Si |or Indian Association brOUgm off a major RBTpriM Mrhen they beat Iha tH studded Kilat Club. CO-hold< I of the Stonor ShieM. by M runs at cricket a* Kampong Attap today Medium paced left arm twil I bowler RamakrMniaii paved the84 words
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Article40 1956-03-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR. S:- Selangor George Chelliah scored 55 runs to help Tamilians Physical Culture ciation to beat YMCA by rum m their cricket match at Brickfields Road today. <m mCA 17; A 199 (38 for five".40 words
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Article32 1956-03-12 12 IPOH. Sun— C. Kamalanathan scored 122 for Police m I Brander Shield cricket match against Australian-New Zealand v ciation today. Police won by 111 runs. lam Police 240 anza 129.32 words
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Article25 1956-03-12 12 HA DIN MAS trounced Pachitan 8-1 m a SAFA Division 3A match at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Radin Mas led 5-0 at half-time25 words
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Article22 1956-03-12 12 \F. leng I trounced Junior A A 4-1 m the B A Div. 3A League at Farrer Park rdav22 words
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Article27 1956-03-12 12 DfDIAN BS pened their soc- leacoa with a (i-2 victory t the 40 Base RE ME. m a Div. i at Si Georze's Road esterday.27 words
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Article17 1956-03-12 12 I C bent Ha:ko.wu 4-1 m their Di\ IA soccer match at Balestier Road yesterday.17 words
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775 1956-03-12 12 HM.LOWINCi ;uo weights and probable starters f »-uht iMcrs .it Ipoh on Wednesday, second day IYi.ik lurl Club Meeting: Horses CI. 1 Div. 2 5V2 Fur. Str. v 1.l 9j Mt Mr. Kok Hoong Tjoa \\.\\n 4y 8.12 Kinta Valley Stablo Martin •11 Wiadj775 words
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Article79 1956-03-12 12 WEIGHTS for two races on Saturday: Horses Class 5, Div 1 I Furs. Kin? of Fortune 9.0 liuitenzorg X 10 Hot Iron 8.7 Good Manners X.(» Good Andrew X.G Golden Sands X.5 Rippline River X.4 Carshalton 8.3 Pasamora 8.2 I oire SI Mystic Code SO Horses (lass79 words
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Advertisement175 1956-03-12 12 "My watch is protect^ Incablol ...is yours))~* Why?.. .INCABLOC Shock AL: the vitol moving parts of o v c t everyday shocks and jars m Q i nfoin its accuracy, .extend its life s qv c va dollars by keepmg repairs to a mmi m J] Remember, when you buy175 words
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