Sunday Standard, 6 May 1956
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Title Section22 1956-05-06 1 SUNDAY STANDARD I *>1 11 S )t I 1 Vol. VI. No. 1 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 6, 197>6 21 PAGFS 20 CENTS22 words
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Article248 1956-05-06 1 The Common Man il stress and turmoil of the past mths, a very larue section of the people of «P«>re have shown that they do r>tand what the word "democracy" frantic call for freedom and lion of the claims made by rete<l leaders to administer the nment of this248 words
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Article131 1956-05-06 1 I tics in Singapore will organize F iM-rption <m tiir Padang to welcome t M. n home, it was announced > ester- meeting called by the for Communications Works. Mr. Francis representatives of <1 parties agreed reception should be caned off if the Mission fail-131 words
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Article283 1956-05-06 1 Wages Up By $10 Mil. And Capital Dries Up MOUNTING wages and a reluctant inflow of capital into Singapore threaten to engulf the Colony in an economic crisis. Although Government officials are not in a position to say exactly to what extent Colony wages have shot283 words
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Article28 1956-05-06 1 ACTOR Johnny WeUsmuller, former film "Tarzan" was Jailed in Hollywood last night on a drunk driving charge after his car and another collided, police repotted. fgfgdsfgfgds - 28 words
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319 1956-05-06 1 Council Should Have Executive Powers UK Viewpoint By ANDREW ROTH Standard's London Bureau Chief LONDON. Bat The real battle over the extent of Singapore's internal selfgovernment has been joined over the Issue oi the poven of the defence and internal .security council proposed by Britain. The British viewpoint is that319 words
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Article, Illustration83 1956-05-06 1 If you want fun. defy Old 'Man Gravity! Thicken the air with a spi inkling of Peruvian :r.a^:c. hang up a skyhook, and send the .girl to lleep Then watch her riff to the occasion. The b:oorr.stick witchery if part of Richiardi's wizard show at the London83 words
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Article137 1956-05-06 1 CUP FINAL Middk*«x M M Rrutri iii 11 LnKlMi mm .i i h\ hi it Birmingham it^ b> llm p...,K to <>ix !i. i. tin* afternoon aitrr tin l« 1 hrrn Icncl 1-1 at hall time. nukTol i.dmbuii:h all prrs 1 i! Hr 111 i.» tin I137 words
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Article33 1956-05-06 1 rwobi :.!.:,r,d. tl w iefl HMiT motor cycle skidded and bum Into names ale They were Oldric Sidd People passing by put out toe O(v bms Cse t?rot vie Goneral Hospr33 words
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Advertisement198 1956-05-06 1 i I 44 Village Sentenced Itself ■npHKpfjjj^^^fflHjHHHHH^ JIM).(MM) Women on the to Death, by Jf j jf f^j Jfj f£j^j M lwf<MM FY*TT7!m Shelf, hv Hrttv Smith. :Mare Alexander, Page 7. ■BBHBHHHHIHi i^M^ |>, nr i 1 iSJffl^^ The Murder of Trotsky, Merdeka Talks iRM |^> i& J^S^^Cft-v by Natalie198 words
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Advertisement7 1956-05-06 1 f4#/- YOGHOURT 'V^s- NOURISHES V^^y HfITHOUT FATTEHiIIC7 words
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528 1956-05-06 2 Red Extortioners Cried Shy Of This $5,000 Bait Standard Staff Reporter AT 130 PM YESTERDAY, A MIDDLE AGED CHINESE, SLIGHTLY BALD IN THE CENTRE, WALKED UP THE STAIRS OF A WELL KNOWN RESTAURANT IN BUSY NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, LOOKING NERVOUS AND VIC (TTFD IN HIS HANDS HE CARRIED A SMALL528 words
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200 1956-05-06 2 500 POWER WORKERS THREA TEN TO STRIKE NEARLY 500 employees of the Pasir Panjang: and St. James Power Station in Singapore yesterday threatened to stage a one-day "sit-down" strike next week as a protest against the attitude of a senior officer in the City Electricity Department. Mr, K. SupfUlh, President200 words
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Article57 1956-05-06 2 A SINGAPORE Fo'i;e OACO icepted an Illegal gratifl i.tion of |150 and was nabbo^: when he fe.l into a bap Ml by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau, a Cotoay Co:rt was told yrsterday^ The oftcer, Probataoaaiy Inspcvtor Ifarfanuthu Balasusrir.Tv.. p'.enccd guilty to t.:o cn-'irnc in the Fifth Magistrate's57 words
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Article213 1956-05-06 2 THE rubber market in Singapore closed quiet at hall a cent above Friday's closing lovels, first grade rubber lor May shipment being quoted at H9 cents per lb. The market opened steady at 89i cents per lb., a i:<e of one cent on Friday. The higher213 words
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Article34 1956-05-06 2 CHEONG Yuen, of Duxton Road, was fined MO in 'he Singapore Second Traffic Court yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of inronsiderate driving at New Bridge Road, on Feo 11.34 words
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Article189 1956-05-06 2 Jeyaretnam, however, expended ttfrtfttPt until '■!o:.r:^y in on'.cr to enable Mm to ftUOJF the case further. BftllMDdrML v.b.o v airichod to the Traffi PoliOt Ki IfaXWtil Roar!, jejMti tnc Force in March \d. z year. The Director. QOffUpl Pfcl tloei Invest gatfton Burea Iff, a. ii. Frew,189 words
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Article98 1956-05-06 2 MOHAMED Yarr.b. a prr.n. was taken to the Singapore Fifth Magistrate's Court yesterday to face four charges of forgery. It was alleged that Yacob on or about April 16 at No. 265 Tanjong Pagar Road forced cheque No. F*****4 Intending to use it for purpose of98 words
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Article47 1956-05-06 2 NEARLY 300 employees of the Hock Lee Bui Company Singapore, who are memberi of the B.j.- Workers 1 Union, have submitted a 17-poini demand to the management. The claims include a genera! wage increase for condu^toi? and drivers ranging from $1.25 to $1.40 per day.47 words
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105 1956-05-06 2 MRS. DANKER SENT TO MENTAL HOSPITAL ANNIE Dank r o cri'dr^cd with the tempted murder of her homad was ytsterday oidered to be i to Woodbnd-o Hospital a rriOnth. w came up for mention in S e K.fth Magistrate's C0..-: Mrs. Danker who fi«t Charfl n April L l ■UPWiI105 words
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Advertisement188 1956-05-06 2 NOTICES IT is h( n by 1 1 ed fi r gen- ra] 'orrr; *;<, n that Mr Lnh Yr j r frorTi the po^t of A.- Ger.era 1 1 r of Company with (Tect fro- May and has no itl rity t< trai art any b..-r.. r behall Dated188 words
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Advertisement238 1956-05-06 2 CLASSI! ii| MK j lore Bahru 48 J passed away pcacefuQ India on 30th Apri leaving a widow and J children. ACKNOU Til .1 £< •]rr l fp por^r.a! ''M Mr. T. Jiannoo on 1^ JgPly and v ueron ann n for their kind SITUATIONS VAC* Kl M MP(| Ml238 words
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Article, Illustration175 1956-05-06 3 I f st Joseph. strrrt SingaJP was the mm* tf -i ■*fT| T weddißK >rstrrd.iy E iiarwhrp Mr M.i..r..e W M.r.i led to W M »rv Pauline W > the eldest I Mrs Nelson m i Mii.i. i v i. t ri« s» nunStandard - 175 words
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Article230 1956-05-06 3 THEATRE CLUB MAKES GOOD tn ?t n e Kope he Seletar Theatre b. ha.; conceivably surthe quality or the ■k forts. |l play, by Patrick Hamili; do- intellectual n apparentrmotivf> > murder prei atmosphere. ned with moJans of sh :on. B* heat tolerance and staIC ements 2 ild reduce at230 words
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Article148 1956-05-06 3 Too Many Babies For Sale THE i < r iei who arc illegally rred" v month in Singapore is lai ligh." Th :day by Mrs. Kismet Won; A latant Director of the Children and Y< iwtg V- raoil St ft I the Social Welfare Department She told The Sunday Stanrd148 words
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Article274 1956-05-06 3 House Estates Get Credit DURING the lost four years there has not been a single case of malaria reported in the Colony, Dr. L.M. Ram, Chief Health Officer, said in a radio talk on rural health yesterday. Dr. Ham said that due to resettlement274 words
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225 1956-05-06 3 Lost His Head When He Lost His Girl A BRITISH soldier, who v.as jilted by h\< fiancee got "emotionally disUjrbcd" while driving big track, 1 Singapore Court Martial was told yesterday. Signalman O. T. Hoore, ol the Royal Signal Ci.H.tj.. Singapore was convicted toi gHgently driving an Army m Pcb,225 words
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Article90 1956-05-06 3 INDONESIA'S President, Dr. Soekarno, and 15 ffffirif^i are t ■-.;-> etfjd to o in Singapore on May 14 v .-pecial ch ITtorca Qamda piano from Jakarta on tlsfii the United State it the invitation of President Eisenhower. The party will leave after an bour*i90 words
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308 1956-05-06 3 MORE THAN JUST A HOPE, SA YS MARSHALL LONDON. May 5 (Reu- rj -M:-. David Marshall Singap< re's Chief Bdinister, said 1 e today that there ha moi than hisi 1 hoM 0! success h'v the AngloSingapore negotiations here [or independence for the C; OWH Colony. •■i 1 the nm308 words
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Article207 1956-05-06 3 "Tie treat majority of the ptop I h IV« spoken to are of the v.c-v |hat ':ie risk of the Communist threat should be taken and the people of Singapore should be siven the f: rpdom they seek. On all sides and even amonf tha top men of207 words
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Article75 1956-05-06 3 THE Singapore Rotary Club has. arranged f°r aeHai oi three career ';<;k 10 he civen at the British Council Hall during this month. All talk! will itari at 7 p.m. On May P, Ifr. C G. V Rudd qpeak on "Electrical Engnccring'*; on May (i Mr.75 words
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209 1956-05-06 3 $3,000,000 Building Project Will Be Comple ted Nex t Yea r m first phase oi the 83,000,000 building project at Mount Vernon, lor accommodating the Gurkha contingent and the Reserve I nit «f the Singapore Police Force, has been completed by the Public Works Department The a ting senior executive209 words
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Advertisement96 1956-05-06 3 GRANDEST ATTRACTION HARi RAYA PUASA MALAY FILM 1 PRODUCTIONS^^ L I MITE D, proudly present iiiEIR SECOND COLOUR ACHIEVEMENT! tL' riS .-'•ll V^jfTj *1 M.W ipf' V jfijK^F Jb M JbV m. -9jß k F JB f "4 *r^®^3^^£|i T^^^iH^TP™^BMM^^li^^. 3i^.,. i jr V-^BV ~*?-«t V Bw a. WS^Stt */ss*96 words
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Advertisement245 1956-05-06 3 1 For the Lady with Finer Taste! I "5 e rictivtd the Latett i vt ro ri o\ y X /4^f\ wr e in 1 /^JSfeIW, .-tt our new range ////JttW&KSk xclusive Cotton ///MilWSxk Plain i /ffiMi£imxsv& /Jh£E/I!l iM'-Wi& pot s. Chocks J i s^sS§in lv&^\mV^\ ticsi g n s245 words
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178 1956-05-06 4 YOUTHFUL READERS OUTNUMBER ADULTS THI growing demand among S ngapore youth I more and better books has resulted in increased n bcrship in the juvenile aection of the Raffles Library to such an ex a- to rnber the adults. The library lent out 3.000 volumes of books an -r.ts alone.178 words
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Article41 1956-05-06 4 BAIL of $30,000 in two •uretie* was granted to Chen Siong. 34. when he claimed trial to possession of lbs. of raw or m i1 1>!o* Kurau on March I ITie case was postponed tr July 10.41 words
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Article62 1956-05-06 4 T\:p:\ i Sat. The R I V-- »n Wedpen the new building and hall of the All SaJ Is 1 ting, at 10 a.m. The Venc: C. Dumper. Archdeacon of North I will perform the Dr Service. This school is run by the Anglican Church.62 words
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Article160 1956-05-06 4 KUALA KANGSAR. Sat.— —The following W9H office-bearers of the Miv.:in Indian Congress, K;ala Kaai ii bnnch, 1956. tl i neral n i t.ng held at the Indian Association bolkllni recently. President: Mr K Tl >^~.: -velu: Vice-T: Ident: Mr. s Sundappa; Hon Becrei in K R 8160 words
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Article244 1956-05-06 4 KIM A LUMPUR, Kri Thr Kuala Lumpur Municipality runs an elaborate Cleansing Department to keep the sprawling town rle.in. Thi< Department his at its (ommand a large labour fnri a fleet of modern u isons. mobile water tankprs and a huge assortment of trolleys and "what244 words
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433 1956-05-06 4 Ahmad Hussain - Ahmad Hussain THERE ARE 18 TYPES TO CHOOSE FROM BY EIGHTEEN vai uI ea of 4 from the ordin.r y Malay e ngk k to the Peshawai nr Kami] fur cap will set the styk lOC Muslims of all nOH fai433 words
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418 1956-05-06 4 Says J. S. David AS he steps into the sixth decade of his life the average working man in Singapore becomes increasingly aware and anxious that his day of retirement from work is rapidly drawing near and he418 words
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Article195 1956-05-06 4 AX APPEAL for lOdl] Worker?, technicians arid medical per.-nr.r.el to jo.n up a Ma- iy in mercy team *o South Vietna n tin been launched by 'he Singapore ?.ni K;;a!a Lumpur .1 inim Chamber] of Com- meres, Men ben thi teem wfll Mrve mx months195 words
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Article40 1956-05-06 4 BANTING, Sat— Mr. Dank] Jtjaratnam, a Banting delegate to the Malayan Indian Dongresi annual conference, ■aid today that he will oppose the Klang branch's resolution Reeking to bar the MIC president from holding also a iwjnjg. terial office.40 words
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Article42 1956-05-06 4 BEREaCBAN, Sat.— Five DM D who were alloged to have visited an estate at lw'-miie Kuala Lumpur road on Feb. 9 and robbed the owner of a quantity of durian.s were discharged by the Sessions judge, Mr. J. R Whim.ster today.42 words
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Article174 1956-05-06 4 Mr. Yang Wee Kuang - Mr. Yang Wee Kuang. MALACCA, Sat. Mr. Qofa Joon Hoc. re-e.ected presirient of tb« Malacca K.neng Chew Hoay Koan, was sworn in on l'h 1 sday. The other ofTV.-e-bearers are: vice-pro- idents Mr. Lung Chow KOQg and Dr. H.K. Lunjt; hon. secretary— Mr. Lui Nai Chin; assistants Messrs.174 words
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Article, Illustration807 1956-05-06 4 The Giant Footprint Of Penang By "TRAVELLER" YOU have read about footprints of the Himalayan "Abominable Snowman", but have you heard of the giant footprint of Penang? Probably not, as many in Penang are unaware of this oddity in their midst. Insatiable curiosity gnawed at my thoughts when I learned807 words
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Article48 1956-05-06 4 S7A'.- B look round ffe^ it immediately »nJLjJ n Itfdif et. HI tells of th, *Jfll 5 ■a''' f U H the 'pgrenrfs r II ixtory. 1 de* the oi ont I print, (tee i rf ty ll" II eyes, the hanyfcu If flic sea ll If II48 words
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Article17 1956-05-06 4 Village Goes To The Polls Undents •*»«J on May 1 Ham vV local cour and the f <17 words
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Article41 1956-05-06 4 3 i c' pi Sa* I I m and StntiP<**J 1 mSS tlielr wares it M mal whicH will be held *1 Rahang. from June 10 to I Miss Trade Fiir cd also be held «i41 words
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Article39 1956-05-06 4 OR.\ T r- lea *by the < 4nof the Singapore Harbour Beard ail] be beard at the next puhlic session of the MalayaßKatiOß Commission tomorrow at 5 p m. at the P Relation] OMB e C r.ference room.39 words
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Article36 1956-05-06 4 THERE are itfll Bfl e I M ft* eta in the S tool Certifl ate Oral Eng Ksh an conducted by Mrs. I am len Miln< if Bri;i.- Counci H I, Sing, p< re36 words
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Advertisement96 1956-05-06 4 rf I I I I tll lad!) I A selection of Sterling Silver fh&Sf* j BRUSH SETS combining luxury with (^l^^ nifbj^ j the latest c- uSr becn V i unpacked. v -nl> IsSSSSS^^v I r j H^*^^ 111^ 1^" v presentation, these arc available j -^^^\^r C-^':^-ng brush, ccmb,96 words
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Advertisement72 1956-05-06 4 v\vv\v\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v\\\\\\\\\vvvv\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v\\\v\\\\\\\\w»^v^^ x^ N i I used to drift from job to job. Then I bou^ t 8 Carrier Room Air Conditioner. I'm still drifting job to job but, boy, is my bedroom nice and I*' For over fifty year* the people who know o" cof-l •'<-" P—^JiL 1 INTERNATIONAL AIR-CONDITIONING72 words
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Miscellaneous9 1956-05-06 4 YESTERDA Y'S SOLUTION ■>■■;■■ I I mmwwr ANOTHER PUZZLE TOMORROW9 words
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Article, Illustration351 1956-05-06 5 WILLIE MA - PENGUINS 'You Can See Them Here In Singapore WILLIE MA By YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO TO THE ANTARCTIC TO SEE PENGUINS. WE HAVE THEM. HERE IN SINGAPORE. The man who had them brought over is Mr. S. M. Tong, the owner of the Wildlife Zoological Farm. Rare bird? and351 words
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466 1956-05-06 5 Exclusive Designs For Those Who Want It By CHRISTINE DIEMER SINGAPORE, which WgM, with reservations, be called the city oi sarongs, has hut I single factory where they are produced. The factory, i kmSi tow wooden structure up a mean, mpaved one, belonss466 words
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Article63 1956-05-06 5 K: ALA I.r.MPL-R. S.-.'. The Pederation Goven aai asked more than 2,000 ex- nea in I ofllcei to refister their names with the Ex-Servicemen's Association to facilitate offeffl of suitable employment when possible. allows consideration o r a petition the Association had to Inche Abdul A bin iak,63 words
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Article42 1956-05-06 5 NKW >'(U>K ".^iv 4 i(Ti I> a -.7 ri.- 2 Aver STOCKS: I rndustriali 51fl M 20 la 171 2 I Util ties 65 66 cki 183.2" Dow Jooci Commodit futiirci Index (IIM-Sfl aver■M Nut 100) <■ wd ii l42 words
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Article72 1956-05-06 5 BINOAPORETS Qrst Agricult ural sh o w originally scheduled for July has now iv i n postponed to Sept. 1. It will be held at the femur Kalian^ Airport. Tins b to give farmers more time to prepare and collect their exhibits. i.'72 words
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Article71 1956-05-06 5 Ban On French Film Upheld THE Singapore Ti'.ma Appeal Committee h;-s L.nhelf} the nan on thi FRBCh miltical revue, ••Paris Follies" it was revealed yesterday. The reason for the ban OH UM fl m, 1 Ilich i> buili arou'id the stor v of a dre<^ rehearsal, is that "the costumes71 words
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Article54 1956-05-06 5 THI A ll Foundation has g|i en 1 donation ol 011 to tiio rnivcrsity of Malaya'l Historical Ekxtety towardi <^^- ppp.^cs nf tiio Society's India-L'oy>."n-Paki>tan Goodwill and Si idy Tour. Then will be II turn aiiri three wopeß °n the tour, which lasts M dayi54 words
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Article267 1956-05-06 5 Shipping Trade Bene fitted By BERNARD WILLIAMS MALAYANS are getting more sea travel-minded, OUtthaf seasonal booms in the passenger shipping trade between Singapore, Europe and the Far East. Diacli sing this to The Standard, b spokesman for Messrs Islay Kerr Co., Singapore agents lor the P. O.267 words
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125 1956-05-06 5 Nursing Sisters 'Found Romance In Malaya' FIVE tnocc Australian MUBiIM IfTS1 fTS will U: fa in Kuala Limpur ihoctl) to |oin the itafl of the Lady Templec Tuberculosis Hospital. Of the original tram of Australian nursing sisters at tlio hn>pital thrro liavr returned home because o! ill-health and two have125 words
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Advertisement278 1956-05-06 5 IIIOYD 7 I mi; lIK MM ING SAILINGS M From Smgapora arr. Genoa 3 June 24 June I 1 July 22 July t- 2 Au 9- 23 Aug. I Scpf. 23 Sept. L I Ocf. 23 Oct. I Nov. 23 Nor. I 1 Dec. 22 Dec. t 2 Jan 1957278 words
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Advertisement47 1956-05-06 5 $W'i.SS Ml ABE A MASTERPIECE \J^J OF WATCHES a*. TXdS&tlty s > k \=f« I^^S kS Lfj^/ 'i nil ckln A D Sfc^ -^'^[^^^a^aa^a^a^a^a^a^a^^^r H" 9 v A r > -S^^ uS^^a^la^aaaaaaMaw^B 9^^ 3 1 I a^L.^ j/liAmMleA, -;€B-'- TITO FLEX >/. v UNBREAKABLE 21 JEWELS WITH spring a gg47 words
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Article, Illustration1081 1956-05-06 6 NATALIE SEDOVA - Imarried TROTSKY NATALIE SEDOVA Concluding By SIX shots were fired in Trotsky's bedroom, and when they rushed him to hospital to clean his wounds and undress him, Trotsky said to me: "I don't want her (the nurse) to undress me. You do it for me." These ill! were his last1,081 words
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Article1164 1956-05-06 6 i> passport. Leon followed a J few days later. By then he was known as Leon t was the name on his jalse passport when Z he had escaped )rom SibeJ rim years before the first name that came to his mind, that of one1,164 words
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Advertisement63 1956-05-06 6 P%^ yam-Buk SOOTHES HEALS SORE, k^^RA ACHING BLISTERED FEET Rob iam-Bu* into yuui tcct every mghl ir^.frTJ^^^Vsj^B keep the en cnmfonablc and hrairhy ZamBui dr:va out tchc* and pain?, quickly hemi* bkitcrt sad aoreSf softens oorns and hard Ala. Use Za»-Buk too lor akin dLueaaes and injuries, VMkfcfcV^L^a^Bfe •fcera, pDea,63 words
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Advertisement169 1956-05-06 6 f MOMEXTS |^>FC.M^SF the rollinc motion «»l n J> V jj^_<s.*>.^ J^ iross-Channel steamers iluays g 1 I P /^BS^- t 3^ made him violently siek. Sir Henry V S rilw^" n fnlii ft| Bessemer designed an anil seasitk a^lr i 1* i^SJfiK**^ sh P *ne saJoon Ui4S mounted ou169 words
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Advertisement239 1956-05-06 6 ALL THE BEST FEAT,:: V| OF MODERN DESlc', j^Proskopf FAMOUS SINCE 1867 IV ri UNBREAKABLE "AlNSPtliir I ARCADE BUILDING, RAFFLES PLACE l k a I P 0. BOX 393 QUICKEST "WAY to SToF r^^^^^^^ medicine lc^ kM§m STOMACH JlHtiSI TROUBLES P Ml mHS^SS9S[^9 I Taketcr tDf/l W 4 I Powder239 words
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Article289 1956-05-06 7 Sayings Of The Week \VE must sell England to MM Enzii.^h— It ha s already been done In Australia and Canada, and can be dnne lltft, Sir Irvine Gane, C'hcimberlain of London. Encli.-hmpn will only wort u hard as Englishmen.—Mr. C.J.M. Alport, Ass. Postmaster General. it's m |od rtmtttni your289 words
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Article, Illustration1048 1956-05-06 7 MARC ALEXANDER - Village Sentenced Itself To Death MARC ALEXANDER Ry mHEY still call it Plague 1 Village. Today the frirndly folk of Eyam talk about it as though it happened last winter. not a winter VH) years aeo. Then, as a church-yard stone tells "of the pestilence 1666, at Eyam. 259 persons1,048 words
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Article291 1956-05-06 7 NEW USES FOR DRUGS LONDON. *iA FJRITISH scientists are work in? on two new applications of antibiotics (peni-, cillin and similar sub stances). for preserving food, and for preventing cor rosion in underground pipes, i Food goes bad largely because of the activities of certain bacteria. These would not be291 words
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Article22 1956-05-06 7 Fast— And Furious 4 MICHIGAN, r.S.A., driver heading f «ir the courthouse to pay a reckless ririvinc fine WAS STOPPED FOR SPEEDING.22 words
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Miscellaneous98 1956-05-06 7 1?| 1 I V .-.v. y l in the uorld. J hat- not ji>l inv H\ V— l £DP6 >i, "You only want m* to j^jl,a,JL j a l _i_ 1V»4» \g^»." ilX*Sf\ sav ooc^ |Tlorn i n so you j. v rrgSfi tan contradict me." "See how clever the98 words
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Article, Illustration649 1956-05-06 8 George Mell - SKEIETON TOOK 30-YEAR CRUISE George Mell By iriVF. times as bis: as any ship thrn afloat, the (irrat Hastrrn. built by I!<ainb a r (I Brunei, the famous raihvay ensinrrr, was. the wonder of the uorlrl when planned a century aso. With >:x masU ft&d Bfi funnels Bproutlng from her649 words
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Article, Illustration536 1956-05-06 8 Mary Archard - PHONE CALLS STOP SUICIDES Mary Archard A MONG London's trfmlnf millions are 100 men and uomert whose live* have been saved by a voice. By now they would be do, 1( j suiHdes. Unominiously ending their lives in gas oven, with bullets or poison, by drowninc or a six-storey leap.536 words
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Advertisement496 1956-05-06 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. T«4 IJ92J 6. *****/4 132/6 Robmion Road. THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICt Mallfaa. Montrtal. Bo«fon. New York. Baltimora. Philadelphia Cult Porti. S 0O»« P S h«rr Htnjni AUTOMfDON luna 9/14 |un« 15/16 |un« 17/18 Carrier* option te proceed other pott* to loao and duchaige496 words
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Advertisement468 1956-05-06 8 EAST ASIATIC LIH SAILINGS TO CONTINENT SCAND| NAV|I V For Aden, Port Soid, Genoo. Antwerp c f Copcnhogcn K Spore x) "JUTLANDIA" 18 20M OV 21 B xxi "FALSTRIA" obt 29 31 Moy xxx> "MEONIA" 7 6 June I t I xi Colls London 'Passengers only Aobo I xxl Calls468 words
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Article, Illustration570 1956-05-06 9 ESCAPIST- BUT FUN too (rflta a lot of advance publicity acclciirr.s a film as the 1 Birth n:akr-r of 4 ::o contar/. By the t.n-.e the fi!m-£oer gets around to seeing it, he di covers t Uml tbOQffa the film gc's oil |q a eraddlog start, v -av t rju-},570 words
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Article132 1956-05-06 9 I JOY KOCiL:KS: "Don't resent powtQf old. M.iny pt'opit- ui dt-nied that pr:v:lrcr." R O B i; R T Mill HIM: "Nothing ll M phony as the chirm and Interest shown :n yon by someone who is about to a.-k you for a 1 an JANET132 words
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Article, Illustration455 1956-05-06 9 BERNARD McELWAINE - BERNARD McELWAINE by HPAKE a look the sirl on the right just for a second. To {jive you a onesecond close-up like that on the screen may cost the movie makers VI'OO. For lovely Jayne Mans■tld ll AMMMdiBf C2BJMI for her NEXT film. In her LATEST455 words
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Article119 1956-05-06 9 V.VI AME WOOD says: "1 don't like girls much hut I love boys." JINK ALLYSON MfS: "The thing 1 hate most In this world la fosslp It is not only in extremely bad ta.-te bat it i.s malicious and can seriously damage the lives of Innocent people" TAB119 words
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Article545 1956-05-06 9 HOLLYWOOD ANITA Ekbcrg, engaged to wed a British actor, failed to find a husband here because Hollywood men are "married, engaged or dull.'' Thi; vi!'. r.n A^\:r\ he a bow tn The czo pf -r.v. ie males, but the rifling Swede de^ic.i it's tn;e.A P - 545 words
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Advertisement313 1956-05-06 9 »^7hv^ MIJ(.AM^VHON ATTRACTIONS ■TTt nAV CATHAY HW.m-1.«3-4.13. It Si L'ATi r 6r. 9 .14, p. ra Hilt 1 Xv xv' f K xN N v M f N\ I -THE ROSE TATTOO" B— I MORROW Wm* I; :i"\ •"'i: '"I- ition l'r»-*«'r<f« I «AI I> FOK MARY" B K !»'«-n313 words
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Advertisement359 1956-05-06 9 SHAW 'BROTH ERS ORCANIS ATJON^ ATtV aVtTonV 1 I Q^jy^MW SHOWING! j J William Holocn STKA\(,i IMl\(,s J j \M L^a |JJ ULa Nuns mik... J^ KimNovajc jy- f M RosjujnoJßussblC M j ik h\k oioß ißfe^ TODAY f< am 3S Ml <>K^ \M> (.|KI If,! t NOW SHOWING! r359 words
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Article145 1956-05-06 10 Airmen Score Easy Win IT AN Mong Old Boys* A ciation sm ompletely out- by R Air Pbh Cnangi when they I r six coals to nil in I SA? A l>. ..B '.ensue soccer it GfflHig yesterda Tne Old Boys* defence t h v:cr.:< a: \'.:c first half during145 words
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Article430 1956-05-06 10 Tennis Basketball Badminton THERE has been an encouraging response to give the Colony's youth more opportunity to take part in "mpet.t.ye sports. The following articles on tennis, badminton and basketball, by Standard's sportswriters, show that big plans are underway to give schools' sports a tremendous push. By430 words
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Article220 1956-05-06 10 KEN TOFT - KEN TOFT By HAS American roach Tom Bell of Pomona College succeeded in arousing greater basketball interest amons the schools? There tan be but one answer to this question positively VKS. Ever since this lankv American caser came to the Colony he I B*i >' e220 words
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Article164 1956-05-06 10 Rovers Hold Tornados a GOAL hf Hainan bi Uw i mi me enabled Windsor r;. to bold Tornadoi Sports C lib to a one-all draw :n the SAFA Div SB igue BUitcil a*. k,,: I yesterday c XOTB idol I were trounced by tne Harbouf Board I 0 put up164 words
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Article69 1956-05-06 10 a >:n rAI 081 Amat< or F ".ball A- iation Xl wiil play a friendly -ret match tg C ir.bir.cri rvicea at Jalan B< stadium oa Sund Miv 20 a1 i m Tl is match will he In I 'i at the Olympic fund. "1 1 p.m.69 words
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Article29 1956-05-06 10 LEICESTER May 5 (Renter) Leicestershire had scored 84 for the loss of 1 wicket at lunch today when they began their match with the Australian touring side.29 words
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Article40 1956-05-06 10 NAVAL Base Chines Athletic "A" beat Tamil B. hood Association bv thtef goals to nil in a Criei soccer match at Fairer Park yesterday. Josph Chan. Kum Senc and Yong Bkfeng scored for the C inese.40 words
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Article355 1956-05-06 10 CHAN LYE CHOON, holder of the Malayan halfmile standing-start speed trial fjf cars with a time of 22.45 sec who has just returned alter being away in Europe for a month on I business-cum-pleasure trip says the world famous racing drivers. Keg Parnell, Mike355 words
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Article285 1956-05-06 10 TONY RANGEL - EMPHASIS ON YOUTH TONY RANGEL Schools May M (l m Badminton A I Compulsory Gaum B} THF Badminton Association of Malaya ma\ MiugcM to the Education Department that badminton br made a compulsory game for srhools in this country. said Mr Heah Joo Seang. president of the B A.M. in285 words
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Article195 1956-05-06 10 Thiam Situ; VAZIR MARKAR - Thiam Situ VAZIR MARKAR By By A BRILLIANT rentur> by veteran Choonc Thiam Sirw of the Singapore Chinese Recreation lub hichlichtcd the friendly cricket matches played yesterda> !>c-, ;'c C z T: .i\'.r S •> r< u >urs e SCI with Nee Soon Garrison at Hong L Scores195 words
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Article21 1956-05-06 10 .oped t«> Shield" as soon i ■B the Vm» to pa will take S ts Club. 7WT Sen n.21 words
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Article, Illustration69 1956-05-06 10 WRAF Changi and Girls' Sports Club netball teams after an exciting match at the GSC ground GS< w Photo by Mic-haol Amhant shows (standing from left) Babs Howes <C). Iris Ko/ario (G.S.O. n K <( Linda Carnegie ((i.S.C), Dixie Fardy (C), Iris Milne (CSC), Rene Butlrr (C), Gloria69 words
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Article96 1956-05-06 10 Ai the anntuU xenenl mrrt ing oi the Singapore Khalra Association which VII held lnst Sunday at their club premise* at Pimsrp Street, the following were elected officials tor the your. Patrons: Messrs Tara Sinyh and Hardial Singh; President: Mr. Chooi Singh; Vice-presi-dent: Mi Kartar Singh: Hon Secretary:96 words
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Advertisement263 1956-05-06 10 md of the Rainbow lir< nwthitnl rmrk of the tnd t>f \oi//- husiiv >> tiff dors ft Yu>^\ hi:! f/tn/i t>J Ltfiltl till till Y^AV. Mm? >un Li /<•'.< tti<v saving ti /fii 'nj '^n\d f/ftf S till Hit \\V\\U\ \nu to 1 ii'ihl'- you to enjoy \\\\V\u \tjur ffinni'/it263 words
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Article, Illustration53 1956-05-06 11 i Isabella with H the trheel 3 I debii! 9. iq eompdi- *i hen if estobl :ed a fprorrf for sn'i rtn r5OO c.e fsl n nt th^ hi/I climb mcel 9 held at the Cinp last month, Wagner vill be driving Mr. Po"\g Yen San's Borgirard v> o53 words
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527 1956-05-06 11 INDIANS PLAY POLICE IN GAME OF THE WEEK By Our Cricket Reporter INDIANS play Police today at Balestier Road, and there should be an absolute battle royal between the two top teams in the Senior Tournament. Both sides are playing well at the moment and capable of biff scores. But527 words
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Article54 1956-05-06 11 Week's Best Performance BATTING H^bbi <SCO 100 no. 72 no. <SRC) 83 JLl* 48 1% F. 43 Abb an :sc> 31 BOWLING Is 4 for 74 A. M > 3 for 3 Doug 3 for 12 H U 3 for IS D. Jfc 3 (or 38 CMf 3 for 4354 words
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Article878 1956-05-06 11 footba.. P W D LFAPt^ §■*• 42 25 10 7 83 51 64J ans 20 9 13 86 62 4y i** 20 9 13 «-■ Bam 42 1 J 69 46 aXMB fan* 4 61 46 • taral Wto _W__--7 18 85878 words
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638 1956-05-06 11 Edin Peters - 'KILO' TRIAL WILL BE GREATEST EVER Edin Peters Says RECORDS should topple like nine pins at the Malayan Motor Sports Clubs kilometre standing-start speed trial meeting to be held on huala Lumpur's Lornie Road next Sunday. Mr. Derek President of the Malayan Motor Sports Club, told me vesterday that a638 words
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Article99 1956-05-06 11 FOLLOWING were elected Cwiwti Ifetnben <>f the .inhore Amateui Football Association lor 1956 at its Annual General Meeting held in Kluang: President:— Mr. Teoh Ch7C Ch.>ng (re-elected); Vice President.^: Tunku M ah mood Iskariciar and Che 'Mohd. Slid b. Md. Tahir; Hon. Secretary: P. J. Danker (re-electedV,99 words
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Article357 1956-05-06 11 Bowlers Dominate Juniors Bowlers generally dominated the junior sanies last week as eight of the twelve teams that took part failed to register a century with R.A.F. Seletar missing the rentury hy a run in the "B" section, writes J Louis. K Narayanan of the Indian Association second string was357 words
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Article347 1956-05-06 11 MELBOI'RNE, May 6 (AP)— Berlin's record of 3,000.000 spectators for the 1936 Olympics likely will be smashed at the Melbourne #ames Nov. 22— Dec. 8. rtralia has onlf 9.000.000 i people but baa higher percm'.ue o f sport fans than any Already IJSOjOM seats have347 words
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Advertisement131 1956-05-06 11 MOrG °f evipry thing >x>u ivant most in economy motoring. o. lckev u 3 .V, ?act f llWr" I fine nrw Mnrn« Oxford V f V/ A drive S<^ corr.e *nd fakr rhc «hee! fee! the poutr «rd .«rv« of its spirited OH V er. c r- |1 ,^^(J eniovhe131 words
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Miscellaneous77 1956-05-06 11 SOCCER COMMVMtTY LEAGfE: AfMaj •■<■•. Ind'nns at /cfara Bctar, 5.15 Bjn, 5..-1 Fj| DAT. SB: nidiM BS n .S./f.B. Po'ire "A" fl Mn Be^ar nr 4 pj| CBfCXIT 5r.4. .sr.v/OR TOVMMAMEXT: S.C.RC. v* Unim* c 'V ll Hono UtH Grpry 1..\. ot, Police ot Balestier; CJS.C. vs, R A F.77 words
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Article, Illustration1765 1956-05-06 12 Khoo Boon Choo - Byzantium Strolls Away With Summer Cup Khoo Boon Choo Strong And Free Upsets To Pay $111 Bv I* ALL THE RESULTS AND DIVIDEXDS BYZANTH'M a five-year-old n v Orthodox, put up a sp.irkhn? staving prrformance to win the Summer Cup over It miks it Prn.inc yesterday, final day of the1,765 words
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Article388 1956-05-06 12 Bill Funk - PI NOT PL A YING THE GAME Bill Funk SCRAP STORE-MANILA SOCCER SERIES AS Says While SAFA has no objection to the suggestion which has been put forward, the Selangor Football i Association appears to be unhippy over the deal as the Sinsapore-Selangor soccer match in Kuala Lumpur scheduled for388 words
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Article306 1956-05-06 12 SI RPRISE was expressed in athletic circles some time ago concerning: the delay oi the promised Jesse Owens Trophy. It is the opinion of these folks that the trophy should be sent to Singapore sooner. But Jesse Owens, Amenta's famed 'Ambassador of Sports' has306 words
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Advertisement271 1956-05-06 12 ,THE BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $201,000 Ur Pnxe No. *****4 $60,300 j 2nd Pnxe No. *****6 $27,135 3rd Pnxe No. *****2 $15,075 j Starters i SI ,507 each): Nos. *****8, *****0, i *****4, *****5, *****6, *****3, *****9, j *****6. CONSOLATION PRIZES (^603 each): Nos. *****4. *****6, *****6. *****2, *****3, *****7,271 words
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Article, Illustration285 1956-05-06 13 en without rr.en. a gossiping marriage:: q n?tcrs outnumber Ee bachelors by at I 100,000. the plac^ ttalf giril leave home for it's a to Hollywood but in a different k Legs and bosoms head ley find the going h I i IQs into the fital f»v rnmrnt like285 words
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Article570 1956-05-06 13 Betty Smith - Betty Smith by In BTaiMliptoil The pir's cou'.i work off their frustrated affections on their bosses— o mott of the bOMII weren't women. They might be httidl of riepartments themselves some day, because there's equal opportunity for all in Washington; rx ept when it conies to570 words
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81 1956-05-06 13 GIRAFFE NECKS are Umbrella Handles QIRAFFES hate rain, especially on their heads or faces. During a storm they gather under trees and thrust their heads into the branches for shelter. If no trees are available they try to push their faces under the chin of another member of the party,81 words
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Article, Illustration1791 1956-05-06 13 SECRETS of a MAN ON THE RUN nfHOUSANDS of policemen all over Britain are looking for escaped convic! Alfred (finds John Edward Allen, the "Mad Parson," the murderer who made criminal history by outwitting the police for nearly two years when he was "on the run,' here reveals :he secrets1,791 words
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Article138 1956-05-06 13 A MAN'S hat census IX taken in Salisbury, Rhodesia, showed these percentages: Trilbies, 24; topes, 1; no hats, 75. Other conclusions: Boaters, used by schoolboys and Afri- cans; top hats by bride- < grooms; caps by golfers < and anglers; bowlers, nil. i AMERICAN men have enough138 words
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Advertisement34 1956-05-06 13 50/? /?£^IK /?>JP/^ RELIEF FROM ACIDITY AND HEARTBURN I ALWAYS TAKE PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS THEY TASTE I LIKE CANDY l*^ R THEY'LL MAKE YOU Ts Ifl THEM HANDY! PA 4 A -/034 words
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Article, Illustration1024 1956-05-06 14 \T this writing the London talks on Singapore's independence seem to have run into a number of serious difficulties, including on the key issue as to who should control the Island's internal security when it becomes an independent Commonwealth nation. The reports on the.se crucial talks are1,024 words
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Article, Illustration665 1956-05-06 14 Jim Henry - Jim Henry Says Our Queensland I Correspondent "OEPORTS from Canberra suggest that if the Duke of Edinburgh's semiformal visit to Australia late this year to open the Olympic Games proves a success, it would be on the cards that more Royal visitors will make similar tours. Accordingly, the665 words
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Advertisement159 1956-05-06 14 t -A i 'I jj^ *^a^kkYT^l^r f ot Dipped Tyre* have been proved to give outstanding 1 I tro'.blt-ffec performance and add:'ional c^^m^ cultagc Ye: :hev cost no more than ordinary tyres— Heres why /<» w^r Avtf/ Ftrtstoni dealer today. Kccause Firestone Sufx-r GumDipped Tyre* are far utron^er TJj A^^159 words
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Article, Illustration563 1956-05-06 15 R. L. Williams - R. L. Williams Sixty-Second Story \\W\\\V\\\\V\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\V NIGHT TO REMEMBER By ryhA) STAPLETOM pushed A hard at the door of the snack bar, and his anxious eyrs searched the tables it uas common knowledge to all who used the "Juke Box"563 words
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Article, Illustration400 1956-05-06 15 Tom Tullett - 10 GIRLS AT VICE TRIAL Tom Tullett Bv r FEN pretty Belgian cirls are expected to give evidence this week in a case against the notorious Messina brothers, who are accused of "white slavery." They are to reveal how they met the brothers from Soho. Eugene and Carmelo, at dances,400 words
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Article52 1956-05-06 15 rpHE biggest Bible in JL the world is believed to V that printed by a native of Los Angeles, I'.S.'V. a few years ago Weighing half a ton it contains 8.048 pages and the print is so large that anyone with normal sight ran read it while standIng52 words
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Article82 1956-05-06 15 Coming adrift WOMAN u.js i r Upsrt W hrn t r do<tor hrnk« it I. her th.«t she was s,,n« •i c iinm a fl.Mtmc k.d. Shr wpml round i h p.isiii! «i{ Mci I'm .-i I c nil ri I, liii« 11 tl i "uiu ii.i in< I'l.iM i82 words
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Article57 1956-05-06 15 I ancient Greeks wbe iled a loan on ships large enough to cover their ?\olue. Th tained by the owner if B ihe ship f turn but, after e safe voyage, the ewne* repaid the loan w/h agreed into; This procedure out the 12th tury AD. wMi insurance57 words
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377 1956-05-06 15 DIAMOND KING DAREN'T BE PHOTOGRAPHED 1 [NLIKE most celebrities, .1. Picrpont Morgan the American financier disliked having his photograph taken. He was sensitive about this nose, which was a "bulbous and flaming red." as the result of a batlling skin disease. Other famous people are camera shy. Mr. Harry Winston,377 words
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Article46 1956-05-06 15 A WASHINGTON, ISA. woman explained that she hadn't completed hrr income tax returns or replied to letters because her namr was wrongly spelt. She wouldn't talk to agents who phoned her as she thought they were "just trying to get a date or something."46 words
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Article, Illustration107 1956-05-06 16 *in a *2 f°rm in a registra «Ore. When she had to fill in her home ari< turned to him for hi "Does it mean where was I born? That's was Hull, but up mmed to Edinburgh I and then I \v;is brought up in Liverpool. Actually mv107 words
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Article, Illustration408 1956-05-06 16 Norah Littlejohn - Norah Littlejohn By MEET actress Gilda Russell. She's a good osrr f or fihf's always happy when she loses. "I can lose two Inches rr UkC off two pounds whrn it's ncce.v^ary." she says "I'm always fit. I don't believe in colds and I408 words
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Article, Illustration523 1956-05-06 16 Helen Hugh - Helen Hugh Says I 1 )()NT Irt your throat reveal the passing years. If you are growing older. have tried a too rigorous dimming diet or if you've simply been careless in your beauty care VOttl throat will tell the tale. The lack pi underlying fat523 words
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Advertisement198 1956-05-06 16 A Wide Range Just Arrived. Wigs of all descriptions /A -f i f U^ <„, -^j v I ««lv\ U(l L.idy s i." Sk rIV Vlrl rl i (mirt w'iic. jr A ,^b 8 h lrv THESE ARE OF W»»J Mohair. :^V'n V 5t SPECIAL INTEREST i t fjZ%. \Qj198 words
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Advertisement229 1956-05-06 16 j •V rnvsTALMSBD la v i >* r i b fuMa Lavrndrr in solid form, and Yafr\<-v i atiubiiioan •mooth-Latheringj richly perfumed "Ju *~x*r* The V (y| FlTTERfamily 5 Z favours v MARMIT! THE VITAMIN B FOOD FOR FAMILY V\ There are lots of ways you or health protecting, family-fitrje^229 words
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Miscellaneous681 1956-05-06 16 £r TO PREVENT COLDS 2 ERE are GHda Russell's pep-me-up figure exer- 2 f^^ Hum ruitfC \W I ■■cises. Try them— and be fitter and happier. olfrf 1 Stand relaxed. Irgs Uh e n r»er y X T f O uiafM VAfl l Wt iifc J^> Stretch right leg. °V681 words
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Article, Illustration1078 1956-05-06 21 How Mary Lou Was Found Nude In Bed ■row i^Ew rojtjr wjf contribute t e JT item for past week in I -ous gourmets and -J .aing Stan--2 correspondent) S, d bottle 41 :ce.** «i not taste like :ther someg akir. to a fragarant sweet and sour -ers of this1,078 words
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Article, Illustration1068 1956-05-06 21 EVELYN HOCQUARD - 23 repretents the mind of Man EVELYN HOCQUARD says DOD/E.S icithout minds are Statues in the Market place, dumber Twenty-Three stands in symbolism for the Planet Mercury and represents the Mind of Man. The person influenced by Twenty-Three can always do the right thing at the right time, if he1,068 words
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Article, Illustration84 1956-05-06 22 SPEAKING of PICTURES Alxnr: "WE ITHER IE ITBV hy Tim Fonk {s^ Kheong, il Campbell Street* I'mang. Solidu j ll Y^^/ 1 WO Ferrania N</^ Brloic: 'PIPE DREAM" by Miss .Ywiry Yong K 20 Aboo Sittee Lane. Penang, Solida 111 jo. 6 1 50 Perutz Almve: 'I CAUGHT IT THIS84 words
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Advertisement49 1956-05-06 22 H«!^^P^^^^^^^^''^b^Bi3S!'~-^-_ BB fit > ■Bb3Bb^b^b^i^*^^^^ m^ JUST ARRIVED New "Pheinmetall' model KST portable quiet operation, light touch, tcbu'ctor shade keybocrd, g^ey crackle I Pr.ce $245 less 10^ cosh Easy payments can be c r -c r Distributors wanted, please epp'v 50/f? Agents: for Singapore, V< British IS'orih Bern'". FOUNTAIN AGENCY49 words
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Article, Illustration445 1956-05-06 23 ;:ik irf ider writes, "that most people have any real anxiety about what happens to the rest No, I don't. Nor does it greatly surprise me. Most of them have troubles enough of their umnf to say that most of us have no INTEREST! That's a different matter445 words
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Article737 1956-05-06 23 m 21-APRIL 29 H< ough a sfotoH you soon H in tone. Hrek conditioTis are apt H rort'imfiM in trorfc ?n!ures. This nttn? dd settle B m should conition in B ny form of pwr[«r f nfenng upon speB ".rial arrangements. B VAY 20 (Taw >od a pe*737 words
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Article169 1956-05-06 23 CHILDREN BORN THIS WEEK *5 working 5r ambi--52; excellent te There is 2JT great success re Ci: ble and I Jr u charm of prcs- < If w gjT are vu 9 high. In H ambitions < K feeling i i amount < B But at heart < •■d and169 words
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Article328 1956-05-06 23 SUNDAY.— Very rntisfao tory conditions can be expected in a'.l interest <. There will be considerable uptrending In work position and chattgCf Which disturb, bui nUCk improve, home affairs. You tbOUld be able to get bettor Btftbility into everything. Importani new friendship! help developbm tits. MONDAY.— ToiI If a328 words
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Article, Illustration60 1956-05-06 23 D.irk haired -md lovely half Trench actress Zena Marshall now featured in the new Forth Film in Eastm.mrolor \MY WIFE'S FAMILY" which stars Ronald Shiner and Ted Kay, was born in Fast Africa of a Fnenrh mother and an English father, educated In France and B*l*ium and60 words
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Advertisement554 1956-05-06 23 Old Recipes «gHOES are just a T h od a ern invention. They are absolutely nn™T*f Ty >- So is medicine and doctors. Never worn shoes, never taken mediIhats wh v r m 1O f)- said Islands who savs she'« and 14 great-grandsons. EAT a raw onion a day and554 words
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Advertisement333 1956-05-06 23 ONLY COLGATE DENTAL CREAM HAS THE CLINICAL PROOF that brings new hope to millions for Day and Night Pmkction Against Tooth 'Decay! Actual ott by hemdreds of people has BIHBSiHLi^HB^IBLBL^MB proved the long-lasting protection of Colgate mBE^UgmmumKBBB^B^M Dental Cream with *Gardoll Tests svpervbed f^^PQ^^^^SSl^^HafiS by leading dental authorites for o333 words
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Article, Illustration264 1956-05-06 24 I/OR COO \f\irs Indians of Canadian tnhr s ha\e brm «.uffrrins from radiation burns Not until today, in trm atomic ace. h.vs it hrrn discovered that thrir war p.iint was made from radio-active material. Witch-doctors of the N -r.^ tr.br; u.^d m:\-i !:-m 'he V init fiveSunday Pictorial pix - 264 words
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Article, Illustration31 1956-05-06 24 Wore R a d i o Active Make-up His discovery started onp r{ tlif grrate>t ru>h€j in Canada's history and. todaj, millions of totlfl of r.-'h or*-" 1 have bWB mined.31 words
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Article101 1956-05-06 24 IN British Columbia. 1 Canada, a woman was fin^d for speeding after she twice bumped a poiice car, explaining to the police that she had mistaken their car for her husband's. NO COMMON SCENTS MAN m Sydney, AttftMh Y Ua, ivith a £3,600 bank kflteaCi lloli Innr bottles101 words
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Article174 1956-05-06 24 INDIRECTORY SPEAKING SSOCIATION of Vermirulite Exfolia- tors" you'll find thus brow-fur-rowing entry among: the 100-odd associations listed in the London Telephone Directory. A vermiculite exfoliator is a man who makes a building material cabled vermiculite. Vermiculite li a ninera] rather -ike mica which comes from South Africa l\ ll "exfoliated174 words
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Article, Illustration213 1956-05-06 24 WATSON SIMS - WATSON SIMS THERF UHU rjrbnrc In PMM pSftl ns 'o ipfcd had happened Co iprii p. b\f the b'rds ard t h e i^crs \'c r e as b'/.sy m? .Veu? Vnrlc ns HMMI Uul iMtfci Sbmi o/ them wcn wen biuAtr, named Bcmtof taii her213 words
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