Sunday Standard, 10 June 1956
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Title Section19 1956-06-10 1 Singapore Standard «1 £ft 3H 4 Vol. VI. Nil. 3.-J8 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 10. 19.16 2t PAGES 20 fF.NTi19 words
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Article141 1956-06-10 1 I Want Deeds I a former <It rk .is B i- it .itint.t hr ■•■•v n, th»- ruht linrs M lim ew ll. m k I a totally untrained I xperienee ttMHi ■HHQ ot I rud. assiduous flights Ot nril(,r\ «»r. Mr Marshall. he must bear :n mind I141 words
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Article153 1956-06-10 1 Lim Will Meet Tunku Thursday I I no I The Tunku before leaving for Ipoh today had Mr 1 acceptance of his invin to be present at a reception here being given by him to Rear Admiral C.K. B» and other officers of the three United States warps, paying the153 words
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Article20 1956-06-10 1 Bi\M Junr 9 0M pros- H ul drH hi« kt-t I I hilfB"f tr.i uhrn m M I runs20 words
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Article289 1956-06-10 1 K.C. ARUN - K.C. ARUN They're All Set To Launch by KUALA LUMPUR, SAT.-THE FEDERATION'S MILITARY FORCES WILL BE CONSTITUTED INTO AN INDEPENDENT ARMY THIS MONTH WITH BRIGADIER F.H. BROOKE OF THE WAR OFFICE AS ITS FIRST GENERAL OFFiCER COMMANDING, THE STANDARD WAS TOLD TODAY. _ke, 47, headed tin I289 words
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155 1956-06-10 1 NO TALKS IF THERE 'S NO UNITY -TIMES LONDON. June 9 (Reutci) The Times said today that Mr. Lim V Hock, Singapore's n c w Ch. Minister, would hay. unity m own Assembly before Britain could be expected to resume independence talk This independent newspaper said m a leading article155 words
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Article111 1956-06-10 1 R INOOON, Jun< 9 (API gU K,,h Bo I Brlti h mm] raJ I I g |th- Asia. her< on i la visit lid on Frtd i nigi the 1 an iy sorrj to hear or Davi i Marshairs i na Chi« Mini >U r Sn111 words
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Article16 1956-06-10 1 iei •i hi Mm tar wll( Simmon on F riday n.' uraliz< d US. citiAP.16 words
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288 1956-06-10 1 WASHINGTON, June I) (Keuter) Physicians eari> today performed an exploratory operation on President Fisenhower to relie\e "the cause" ol an oh.struction m the tower intestines. The President's il c Mami. his son Major John Eisenhower and his brother Dr. Milton Kisenhouer were at thr288 words
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225 1956-06-10 1 MOSCOW June 9 (Reut, Mai h>• Hlki lai BuiI mm Bcw Prime > >: jti r< ■< <> to dls- am< nt mo t impoi• ml pr< "i ur i ;:K m a letter d< ll¥t nrt to 81l An* ni Id( n. the225 words
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388 1956-06-10 1 PRESERVE OUR BRITISH RIGHTS PLEA FROM MALACCA KKITISII subjects »J all races m Malacca are deniandinq no clUUigg m their rights under the new Federation constitution In a memorandum to tin Reid Constitutional Commission, prominent members ol the Malacca community call tor n ■.< n safeguards: They are: Equality before388 words
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Advertisement44 1956-06-10 1 I/n WE are glad to announce that starting next week iL w lne VOiUme of news, views, feature articles and spoils JU-~ reports will be increased to 28 pages every Sunday. This, of course, will include the usual four pages oJ comic. final edition44 words
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Advertisement165 1956-06-10 1 ffla^f YOGHOURT NOURISHES WITHOUT FATTENING r— INSIDETHIS ISSUE L. 1 0 Women Made (rook a dm!. z hy on mi. 7 Lmkloc l-'on-irll-. I Crej Magic Prril m lirikini, hy W. Vomi-. p. I;; 0 I.O11( M I l.i'lll I 1 If<> I I i Ainlrrw Hot It. 1 i165 words
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Article, Illustration32 1956-06-10 2 GIRLS' BAND i,,.,i' I .•uline llir fii-M m the picture i^ Hie iuiip Daw 151 V J'V'.T."-".".!. n;.,kmVi"-fi.-t.. I.bl1 .bli 1 apprarann- at >-ster,lavs >oulh rally •> (llllv thi- Singapore Padans;. Standard picStandardpic - 32 words
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235 1956-06-10 2 10, 000 Witness Colony Youth Rally Till-: Bute band d the q L Bi iga le, making rlrsl public ippearana vestcrdav added colour and feminine pulchritude to the mtic Singapore Festival cf Youth" :ailv staged on me Padant;. I innnn people, m.- parad by J_^ i, md ilrl teom affiliated235 words
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Article203 1956-06-10 2 Governor Praises Youth 'E Governor of Sinc;a--n Sir Robert Bia DM praifi t h« I 100 boys and firls ol Colon] youth organizati ns who participat- ta yesterday's "festival of v- rails d on the Sir Robert, who inspected the parade. Mid In speech: ••T>- Singapore Youth Coun- demonstrated their203 words
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Article, Illustration126 1956-06-10 2 SEATO Delegates Arrive MiLn ary representathrefl for the eight-nation BoothEast Asia Tivaty Or^anizat; iri Collier, ive started ini?lß| m Singapore, yes- relay. The conference begins tomorrow and la expected to I till June 21. yesterday the representatives of New v. aland, Philippines ami Australia arrived. Today. Thai, French and pHKiMani126 words
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Article36 1956-06-10 2 THE Methodist Bi bop for So ith-ea t A la, EU ond L. Archt arrived m Singapore y< tei Lay KLM from the United States after attending il ii I. r! crif c.36 words
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Article300 1956-06-10 2 CHIEF MINISTER MAKES A PLEDGE He'll Help Laboui Movement Grow SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. L.m Yew Hock, yesterday pledged to assist the growth of democratic trade union movement m the Colony. Mr Una :r,H<j' the pledge l! I lunch given m honour of Mr. I). R. Math it, director nf300 words
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Article76 1956-06-10 2 IKERIS Film Productions ha? submitted two Malay film?. lina^al Kckaseh-ku" rewell Mv Love), and ,n" (Call of God) to the th-east ttim Festival m The Director ol Keris Film Productions. Mr. Ho n sone to Hongkong for* val acro'-npanied by ay actor. Roomai Noor. who acts76 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-06-10 2 Ml MHIN I I. rainy smiles .it his bride, the former MNs Maria Lim Sok Wah, liter their wedding a! St. Josephs Church, Singapore. ycsterda> The bride i> the >" l '"^< daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lim (.he rbens. Mr. LtMin> i> attached to the51 words
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195 1956-06-10 2 PRESIDENT Eisenhower's illness was partly responsible (or the drop by 1 cent, m Singapore rubber Slices vest rday, first grade rubber for June shipment closing slightly easier at 835 cenU per lb The rubber market m SiH| pore opened lower on disappointing overseas advices.195 words
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Article76 1956-06-10 2 Mr. s. Jagaaathan, pre Ident r»l the Singapore Trades Union Congress, will leave for England on July 3 to attend the Duke ot Edinburgh Study Conference for Commonwealth countries at Oxiorci. The object of discussion the conferebee Is the problc al Human Relations Kn industrias within the76 words
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Article26 1956-06-10 2 A BINGAPORI l J I Btr« feant, i i id I^odin, M. Ltted .to the General li pita] with ita nadf ir. Uh ach.26 words
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Article, Illustration106 1956-06-10 2 Colonial Rule Condemned T\\ undrod studciits from \fn»Asian countries who met m B.mdiint; Itftlf were unanimous m condemning colonialism m all if ail hi. tin- '»•> Immm »i i 1 1 1 t <-. Mr. M a v r i c c ani^ar atne. said m Singapore, yest v i106 words
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Article115 1956-06-10 2 SINGAPORE may have many cultural delegations irom other countries when the Department ol fine Art^ has been iet up Mr Francis Thomas. Minister tor Communications and Work: said this yesterday at the Singapore Airport when be bid |OOO> bye to the visiting Indian Cultural Delegation Mr115 words
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Advertisement273 1956-06-10 2 T/i<> World's fimmk Re*g* of Magnetic Rei ording Tops EMITAPE l: T1 h--t arlrlition to thr raiur. It is M >. v.|,. P thin hAsrtl tapr eivine m Jnrrrav of 5i% rnordins time for lone plying tli IMfl i> .iv.iil.ihlp n n the rjnee of pla>tic >|iih)l> li«.t«'d: K» I273 words
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Advertisement246 1956-06-10 2 1 CHARITY SHOW A l-'ll vers the Blf 1 own at the T Theatre yesterd aid of the Katong Boys' I and. /u;f\rns |f] ROPOUTAN > Brushes Company Carbon Brushes of all grades c prices prompt delivery particulars. Apply Post B I Singapore. (OK HIRK RKb ItIGK! \Ti RS of246 words
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Advertisement122 1956-06-10 2 CI. I I I gALET M India I! "I r c unoncn I fabr hand drivel I Off' An. I 1 Any c m imposed shall Purchaser. quality" J FOR J I Suit* 1 Breerhtf Dresses etc. Tailors pore A: Price« m del ins m taken I UHFRf I V122 words
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Article222 1956-06-10 3 KO TECK KIN AGREES TO STAY ON Appeal By 3 Lees Meet With Success MR. Ko Teck Kin, past chairman of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has withdrawn his resignation from the chamber committee following an appeal by three elders of the Chinese community. Disclosing this to The Sunday222 words
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Article, Illustration62 1956-06-10 3 MISS Jenifer Doris Rere 11. of the Women's lk ll An V""' uho (omps from Torrington, Devon u.i. n mm,,l yesterday at Trinity (hunh. KM. nan hi. jhe hnd, is i storekeeper .it the Station Iho croom is Corporal R»»se 23. an airframc fit•r with No N, Squadron.Michael Anchant - 62 words
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Article120 1956-06-10 3 Soldier Freed Or Condition TFK thr showcase of (iift Shop" at Fort t inninc u.»s ransacked one morning m Mas. a firmerprint expert was summoned, thi. was stated m a Sin- gapore Court yesterday. mc iinserprints tn'l .&c\ v. c of Ifervyn Guntei of the120 words
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152 1956-06-10 3 Liaison Body For Lim Govt. Planned THE Labour liance govern n is to set up a high-powered liaison committee to d cuss and co-ordinate the activities of all the parties m the coalition. The coalition consists of the Labour Front, the I ed Malays National Orga sation. the Malayan Chinese152 words
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Article46 1956-06-10 3 SINGAPORE Police terday detained a man In connection with th< bing bar m Upper lini Street on Fru. It is now establ bed thai the row started over a bar One of the three woui a serious c n .n the ral Hospital.46 words
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Article94 1956-06-10 3 Saturdays Were 'Black' Days IPBH s >.• d lyi Bat irdaj s, acI: n| Blngapi re imc Police peri dJcal rtAnd the "bad Urn the pei tram S pjb On those days, total ol 111 ti accident! m n n corded. The report dl closed thai r was an Incn94 words
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Article58 1956-06-10 3 iwo thugs, one armed with I Iver and the oth( i r with a knitiv entered a coffee shop In N* U Road. Singapore. OH Friday night and herded the proprietor and his ■atistani Into b room. The occupant;! of the fiat upstairs, who saw the58 words
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Article, Illustration45 1956-06-10 3 MX AND HBB. Peter Chai Moi Mm after their wedding at the St. Joseph's Church, Singapore, recent I v The bridegroom is a member of the Singapore Harbour Police The bride, formerly Miss Theresa Magdalene Pestana, is attached to the Civil Defence Department.45 words
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152 1956-06-10 3 No Blame For Boy's Death After Fall A Gn-yf ar-old physician with 4ii y< an experience m the setting ol dislocated bones was yesterday advised by Sinmiporo Coroner. Mr. Giam Chong Hin. that if the job was beyond him he should ISk nia patient to consult a professional man or152 words
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238 1956-06-10 3 Veterinary Teams Tour Colony Poultry Farms FHE Singapore Veteririci'v partment's :n--ifj im hsji ptOv. ied p: •¥1 BtiVC Bit for about MMNK) >\ i i bh nth against U» i commonest and del i(i to*l di -rases. The tnocu] itkms are i by thr»238 words
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Article37 1956-06-10 3 LFE Kirn Poh yesterday Claimed trial m 1 Singapore Court to unlawfully possessing stabbing Instrument— a bearing scraper— at Thomson Road, m the early hours ol yesterday. He was allowed $250 bail till June 16.37 words
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Advertisement95 1956-06-10 3 aW^ r.rLEX I <knto» CMtttf 1 300 I -> £CTO». IIIHES FiERQOM plaxk Bringer posses- ►"Laricy Seroom c luckVn You should I lJ I onal I m all finished ■J^L II I ft/3 I crossed I Ml) .l-:i'r|MMi| Irrrace. I agiaaal kt itctT m 3 Days I >*srtv <mv* y4>M95 words
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Advertisement296 1956-06-10 3 MUMMY! mk I can do it *4^-_ yb It'l a fact the most inexperienced J^ operator can use the I 'SINGER Automatic It's advanced m Design advanced m sewing performance, just think. YOU can accomplish over 101 stitch variations AUTOMATICALLY. 1 AVAILABLE FROM fßpM^^^a^^^s^^^ <^^ <W*^*k I ALL SINGER SHOPS296 words
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Miscellaneous362 1956-06-10 3 sStanclard c^lmanctc Information at a Glance Spore Diary radio malaya x i v .,uk K\lH<» VI ((..n.ral): I i SEMELE"; X The New? IPOKI imhvn i»oi IA- summsri I.UI Home v 843 i rCI l|n\ Ni'A- i; n 4,-, Condole the d- [J Si 1 45 Portrait ol Star (Mi;362 words
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Miscellaneous23 1956-06-10 3 Yesterday's Solution IMI "(iHB 41' Bf A P" ''j f/> G A/ v'J 'MM ■114 i K H M pp. Another Puzzle Tomorrow23 words
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Advertisement152 1956-06-10 4 f I I Mm t^^ m BB i^^^^^^l^^^^^fl^ 3!/2 million bottle increase n P e P s i"Cola sales E WANT to thank >"v. the people of Singapore, for the increase ou nave given us m the past year. t Hr^ Since this time last year the sale? of I152 words
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Article, Illustration477 1956-06-10 5 WILLIE SOH - WILLIE SOH -By- Topographers Busy On Changing Face Of Spore AS Singapore becomes more p. p dated v. ith m t SI T. njildinq and scrapers S] inging up <iri topol; r a p r changes. B I now mapi have to ho made to keepStandardpic - 477 words
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Article, Illustration275 1956-06-10 5 CHUA KIM YEW - CHUA KIM YEW By NUMISMATIST A MAN who i'ound Joy and romance m old corns, Wantl a book published on his collection. He la Ton- Chce Kce. 56. Who has collection of more than '2 om) old coins from more than IM275 words
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469 1956-06-10 5 Standard Staff Writer. HARRY (111 i. leafs through it photograph alburn and sa\s OLD photographs are the ial milestones of one's life, the remind* n of past vicissitude I a> peiiencr- rich and sublime, mean and sad. cay and comical. f bring badi "he laughter469 words
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269 1956-06-10 5 Money Is Root Of Friction FINANCE— AN OGEE when m need and I blessin- when m hand— is the root MM of most bickerings on* earth states the editorial o! Uie Singapore St. John Ambulance Brigade's latest bulletin. The I'nicorn. 'i be Brigade n269 words
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Article47 1956-06-10 5 pJ ing u\ i. .tfcjes STOCKS: ■i 4 n 21 Ra 182.03 i •.-j i i sto< I7Q U IJONDS: 40 B"' d M 2°. 'I o I)ma Joiu rommoditv future Index 1 1924 2fl iveragc equals 1 closed at 153 33. fsdfs dfsdafsdfsdafsdf47 words
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Advertisement162 1956-06-10 5 JHEFRICERATOR H O«l cv jic O I feet Spore Cr Penang Feder-- H 5935 00 $996 00 H SSI 5 0 S 87.00 H 543 00 S 46.00 ~deH also available I .-Of A FAMOUS RANGE m thr followtag: H coupon to mr n Kox ■aaa t:il 3 1 Cn162 words
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Advertisement355 1956-06-10 5 SECURITY SAVE STERLING SAFELY S in a BANK DEPOSIT ACCOUNT II and receive I I N capital drprecia'ioQ ■H HB 7T .>w cnar^es, comr:.. n <^r <n*r»r "IP -X- WITHDRAWAL icrrr.i :o i^^wwu^l I I convenience I I -X- INTEREST lulf-ycarlv 1 I Send today for "Deposit Account*' booV'ct I355 words
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Article, Illustration517 1956-06-10 6 Roger Yue - MEET LICIA, THE GIRL WITH THE 'ACCORDIONO' Roger Yue says She's Ducked Terror Bombs In Nicosia V':" T Li a a talented yosjmj womb, fbe> who has ajuWaj fag S ngaporc *o make i k I you— aftor d ng through terror: I tnbt and '>• i bo Nicosia, the517 words
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153 1956-06-10 6 Magistrate Admits 'Fatal Mistake' SINGAPORE Magistrate. Mr. M. Devcreux-Colebourn, yesterday admitted making a "fatal mistake" hi imposing •imilar punishments on both collectors and runners m a chap-ji-ki lottery. He made this comment when 1m imposed a fine of $50. on a runner. A I -ig. who pleaded guilty to a153 words
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Article31 1956-06-10 6 MRS dart Pan a wclworker m North Borneo, was awarded the MBE on the occasion of the Quatn'i Birth- for her outstanding work among lepers on E31 words
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Article, Illustration25 1956-06-10 6 For oxer 300 milrs the line runs without a cur\r. the longest stretch of straight line m the World.25 words
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Article, Illustration370 1956-06-10 6 MADE HIS DEBUT AT 17 Di SPITE v c pu:-:-!e-ment over the name "L:o--min,' which a ftw weeks ago flooded the billboards of Singapore, the 31-year-old Eugene Istomin has od more than 1.000 recital> and with orchestras, he made his first public370 words
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Article, Illustration470 1956-06-10 6 LEE HENG WAH - A GERMAN WHO TRAVELS THE WORLD ON RAILS LEE HENG WAH By SINGAPORE ::ns m the past '.ears been v:s/.cd by numerous "globe-trotters'', hitch-hiking, cycling, motoring, an! even rowing theil Way round the world, but 4<i-ycar-o!d German mechanical engineer from San Francisco beats them lie b Mr Karl idenathrr. who470 words
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Article277 1956-06-10 6 TOO MUCH OF A RUSH FOR THE DOLE So Payments May Go Out To Districts THE problem of congestion and inconvenience to the public is being tackled by the Social Welfare Department m its future expansion plans, declared the Director of Social Welfare. Mr. T P. Cromwell, yesterday. One thousand277 words
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Article113 1956-06-10 6 Who Will Employ An Ex-Convict? NO EM PI OVER will ever give an c\- v. i.t a job. a Singapore Di-trict Judge yesterday told prosecuting ofticcr Inspector R. ca S;ivn. The Judge; Mr. Eu Cheow Chye, laid wh after the inspc.inr ha/1 told him that a man, Kg Choop Hock,113 words
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Article111 1956-06-10 6 Alliance Blessing For Jumat THE UMXO-MCA-M a a v Union Alliance Council at its meeting last night, endorsed and pledged its fullest sun I r for the action of its Legislai.ve A— emblymen m joining She Labour Front Alliance D slition Government led by Mr. Un Yew H The council111 words
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Article57 1956-06-10 6 TWO films produced, by the Malayan Film Unit depicting the vario v nhwri of life m v.-.": bf by the Imperial Institute m London. 're:: inning tWf \\\ck. The films are "A He'pins Han to be i regpe l tx June '.3 to J;:ne 24. "A57 words
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Article38 1956-06-10 6 PROFESSOR Nicholson J Rant m in Professor ol Obrtetrics, John Hopldna Dnlvcrsity, Baltimore, will give a talk on "Modern Developm< iita m Obstetrics 41 at the Kundariiz Korbau Hospital Lecture Hail at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow.38 words
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Advertisement10 1956-06-10 6 There's an i p^ f^^ ever-growing w\ demand for ]s§j10 words
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Advertisement74 1956-06-10 6 fine tobacco is sn I to your throat 1 CHANGE TODAY TO C RAY E KIND TOVQURTH 1g H Mi Will IMMEDIATE RELIEFH 1 Ask for De Witt's BABY COUGH pc^ SYRUP— made specially for "J children under 5. Babies love it' j For adults and children over S gft74 words
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Article, Illustration1160 1956-06-10 7 WOMEN MADE CROOK A GOD PRIVATE LIFE OF A TAX DODGER Concluding his investigations into the life of William Harry Cuffin, the man who made crime pay, G. W. Young tells of the women m the master tax-dodger's life*** the innocent, trusting "women who were used as tools m amassing1,160 words
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Advertisement102 1956-06-10 7 i e t stomach [better l 8 seconds! X Drink sparkling ENO I' "FRUIT SALT" HT SECONDS, the Mfcrin? action .ir-:...;:,i crakes your stomach rr -:h f're^h ar.d clean. :\ins ••■'A.rtTarddrink t-tasting and refreshing, a regular no -Fru.: MT ?eps J H ft and y and there's not: so good102 words
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Advertisement81 1956-06-10 7 r> y en t inn 20 '^^>^y\^f i^^!^f potato crisps with' I t a (l nt e nmin c miner m Brdlincjtov, Northu nb t ana, nccfl m c /T^V. World ClUUHpiO* CWfJI Eater .^^T x /^^i^ CHAMPION beer drinker f T^^S^J^ W FFi t T Anguste vJin^^xft^ 7 Miitl.ey.81 words
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Advertisement87 1956-06-10 7 L/^ Hanc/ /Mac/c British Biscuits Biscuits, like all good food I 1 and good wine, should always I.' 'lS&- bi chosen with discretion. kT? rV^ And Romary's Hand Mad© An If Monr> British Biscuits are always |i r> i |4 oa k^ the choice of the connoisseur. SSSTn II 07;^Tr<87 words
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Advertisement420 1956-06-10 8 EAST ASIATIC Ui OUTWARDS SoilmtK i r, I "LALANDIA" »S^ I Not corr>.ng posscngcr, I HOMEWARDS So..,ng, OI Gcnoo A(|^ I Hamburg. Co PC nh oge| >l Spore fi I MEONIA t Co.l P, 0 t S'■ I Calli Londor r- Vl 2 i* ,1 "LALANDIA" 5/ft I 3/0 July420 words
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Miscellaneous1875 1956-06-10 8 LUCRE'S a snippet from a not be said that he just S&^^gJ^L? l^ o^ SEmSd iX^'anv MteJft* Xt v r 1 nvnH mp .simply has to have excesses. q R^ .J&l'no traits as astrological ideas are conleOCf which mo%ed me To that hP has t0 turn BKILLI.\NIL\ (,OOD traiw r1,875 words
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Article287 1956-06-10 9 SBRIKEi "Amu n m cTO M ">: r ds -ac'> I bt I ItfOl .-rf biH MOlßfd It tHi I f p 5 Iff tSMPe.., r-j CT- ...a»d o'fen I :Kc-r rrey on I rHtSE excerpts from Webster's definition of the various kinds of this bird287 words
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Article, Illustration412 1956-06-10 9 Christine Diemer - Christine Diemer by ()LD CHINA hands will IN BLOOD ATJ.fv She sheds Bikinis for Quilts remember nostalgically the riotous Blood Allay m Shanghai, on the French Concession side of Avenue Edward VII There, at least once a week, sailors of all natkmalittei wen tossed m the itreei412 words
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Article, Illustration639 1956-06-10 9 Joan Collins - Joan Collins 7 married too young... and learned my lesson says™, gI'LTKY-EYED Joan Collins, who has rocket«*d to film stardom, but whose marriage has crashed on to the rocks, is back m London. But before leaving London she decided to TELL how she has teamed her lesson the639 words
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Advertisement331 1956-06-10 9 y;'-''7,\S|s\TloN ATTRACTIONS *j B^iVrrnf 4 H (jArllULi*3' b.45T».30 mTCM M IVIA dl ■•AVILIAM) jf m 'KXHWII I \l!»v Kir Existed: cc ;.ley" w.rr.^VHV.- 1 irnrr C«lor M^- "I <■<•! h 11d.m., 1.45. 4, I PS tA H.;i(U 9.31) p.m. •'< N ri« 1 1 ci a^aV JM imim^^m Wf~~'* WITH331 words
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Advertisement340 1956-06-10 9 CATHAY ORGANISATION tTTRACTIO.XS LfIST DflY! CATHAY^ ■B^KB^sonai Tit. ij«oo SLSAX HAYVVARD m "HL CRY TOMORROW" \n r.\\ f|, tnr>- OPENS TOMORROW M-G-M Pr**«.»-nu LASSIt m "THE PAIMTED HILLS'* < nlor hi lit hnii •>t < >r I' \1 I. l\l 1.1 V MXI < i>\\ ||\i. \H |< COMIN3! THE340 words
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Article206 1956-06-10 10 A hattrick by rM THE Joint Services handed Neffri Sembilan a fournil thrashing m the Malaya Cup tie before a small crowd at .lalan Besar stadium yesterday. Th 0 highlights of the game was the fine goa! keeping by Wallace and the opoortunism ot centre forward G.jnn206 words
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Article170 1956-06-10 10 S'pore Vs Pahang Polo Final SINGAPORE P«>lo Club brat Pmang Polo Club by two coals to H m the semi-final Of the polo tournament played for the MaoDousal Cup at Thomson Road ground yesterday. Singapore Polo Club save a handicap of li goals to their opponents In the other sem-final.170 words
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Article97 1956-06-10 10 WHEN Selangor's crack racing driver. Saw Kirn Thiat brings his Austin Healey to the starting line of the hiil climb meeting to be held at BuKit Batok. oil' 81-mile Bukit Timah Road this morning, he will have the crowds undivided attention. Kirn Thiat has97 words
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Article195 1956-06-10 10 M N VOKK lvi,. 1 oung I |..\d V.m, r Riant sup t(,w.,rri world liMuucii titw- las, Illc fralrd lomrm i, Jackson o\ rr 1 Madison >qu>m <■<■ Both judges voted for th c 21 -old former Olympic cham- by a .-.lid margin but referee Harry195 words
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Article23 1956-06-10 10 POLICE A" trounced Dockyard "A" by five goals to league Division 2B soccer match p'.ayeu on the P c Dev< osterday23 words
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1076 1956-06-10 10 By Our Cricket Reporter THE Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament has now passed the half-way stage. and the second round commences today. There n<- v only nine team> In t:^e lournanefll RoyaJ Navy hai withdrawn trom Ibt competition last month Unbe U i r^.icc art wrt&l1,076 words
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Article82 1956-06-10 10 I I 1 and I ■Pi I th long jua^B I at this sn| I M Thc I were Div j J I iNfc IM urr Tsur Oiif nil* I I Enf" tou^U 1 I George Sandmfl Hi:: lU m: I I i a 40 I I Abu I82 words
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Miscellaneous158 1956-06-10 10 CKICKET S.r.v TOURNAMENT SENIOR SECTIOS: SC.RC ML SJC.C, n! Hoi 0 L;Grpr;/: Police ML I A F« ll Thomson Road: FA. SRC. at Balestier R< <i. Ar'i'.y vs. CSC. Bl Tcf ■<;' I JI'MOR SECTION "A": RAF., Sdetar ps. M H .SV'rrar; RLil FcmbA .IF.. Cksm^i ';f 7Y>..gnh; Pfis( P"158 words
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Article, Illustration621 1956-06-10 11 Jeffery James - This Stampede Must STOP Jeffery James THE qualifying standards for officials aiming for Mrlhnurnr aro much Inn easy 100 wnny are rush ins and treading on each other V tops to catch thp iustralian-hnund plane this \nvembrr. And uhy should the public Up madp tn pay fnr tnnrp than the621 words
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Article351 1956-06-10 11 'COAST TO COAST ABEL' The Spotlight's On S n ITLJ rl n S ncrson.-. litjF this* v.- w< :i D arkij RASa a leadinjc light* m the ffjfertjaa 1 fraternity on 1 the island. George, who ha:';; from Invcr- 1 I I career with the Perth r'. but he did351 words
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Article, Illustration612 1956-06-10 11 Now SBHFA Down The Should Cut Competitions As Hill i-unk Smmm It SINGAPORE'S footballer and Urn public arc con\irued that Ike number <»f soccer matches must be reduced lh.it the Sinuapnrc Amateur Football Association lias decided to cut down the number of sanies lor senior players a week is praiseworthy.612 words
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368 1956-06-10 11 ANDY ROZARIO - Two Sprint Champions Get Their Men ANDY ROZARIO Xv KUALA U M PI 11. Saturday It was their athletic BTOWese that enabled Inspector Kenneth O'Hara and Serjeant Abas bin Pendek le capture three f feat wuithful police detainees who staged a daring hreakawa\ from the court hill lock up here368 words
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332 1956-06-10 11 KEN TOFT - COLONY JUNIORS MAKE TENNIS FUTURE BRIGHT KEN TOFT By AT the beginning: of this year, (he future was bleak for Colony tennis at least that's what Singapore Lawn Tennis Association officials felt. There were not Mgmfk youngsters playing tl?e game who could be replacements for the ageing stars of today.332 words
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326 1956-06-10 12 ENGLAND 21 7 FOR 8, AUSTRALIA 19 FOR 2 FDGDGSDRGFSDFSDFSDF NOTTINGHAM, June 9 (Keutcr)— With prospect of the I lent Bridge pitch benimini; difficult England declared their tirM innings it ill for eijjht wickets at tea mi the third day of the I irst cricket Test match against Australia here326 words
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Article2700 1956-06-10 12 WINDSOR LAD - IT'S LITTLE PAP PA'S DERBY WINDSOR LAD By —m Record time Shamrock Slipper Grabs the Merdeka Trophy IPOH Sat-lnited Stables LITTLE PAPPA. a live-year-old Irish bred .rpiHin" hv Pinnaoeno II out oi Thrifty Princess, won Malaya's premier turf 1 tss^the Perak Ve by-with a record breaking run of t mins.2,700 words
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Article45 1956-06-10 12 KUALA LUMPUR, s The annual Inte:-Y !A B betwei n Sell Dgor an': Pi tor tht F man k i Bh i I i be rovixcd alter a lapso of two jreais. The pum be played on J;;!y 1 and 2 a' [poh.45 words
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Advertisement133 1956-06-10 12 Million Sweep TOTAL POOL: $644,150 Ist Prixe No. *****07— 5257,660 2nd Prixe No. *****32—$ 77,298 3rd Prixe No. *****67-$ 32,207 STARTERS ($2,342 each) Nos. *****30, *****41, *****48, *****00, *****07, *****48, *****08 *****94, *****12, *****64, *****99. CONSOLATION PRIZES: ($1,288 each) Nos. *****80, *****86, *****00, *****28, *****16, *****97 *****32, *****89, *****08, *****16,133 words
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Advertisement140 1956-06-10 12 PALMOLIVE I W i'As BRUSHLESS nl autCKBP? bin Rich.crrarr ithcrtttffc- < B ©:</ cnv brushing! Just. H srrrad i; i "card and v re r-aJy for the beit shave joj t r had I > l j|mfjr" >>> **N liii! 9 J* lit,': f,\ SMOOTHER? I s^ Kll; Off come140 words
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Article108 1956-06-10 13 ■Ly ape— Mr. I n |iV Hlrrl B L Soc' I bvi tnr I rcoL n., M mi P\lr L frrMdrntial i ,H.t I I >firft.ir> of I Hfcre reports h| arf no bet- I was t Ererz^" Comf i- more Llr. David I ■1 1 I nsret con-108 words
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Article, Illustration1408 1956-06-10 13 G.W. YOUNG - G.W. YOUNG By II forrrs are at work m Britain— forces that take ue.ik minds and shape them to unhappy ends h iits that put fr.ir m women's hearts and drive unbalanced mm to crazed activities. The result is ur.a'. MM ptOpli call "black Black1,408 words
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Advertisement54 1956-06-10 13 The Briti-h Medical \««neiation romniit-\t-r\ rrfxnt pnOMßled recently to the Arrhbiftliopt 9 Coninii**«i(m on Divine Healing quote* a doctor n«* «a>in^: "Thr ftraitirr of nni^ir. bath black and was widely spread m my practice, had our definite dt th from it itcln raft. r>r, su [>[<<>•" I shnnld Nf/>, snxgestinn*54 words
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Advertisement128 1956-06-10 13 ior^.iPt th* ttronft focH m the cote of an unsolved murder thot b tHH, 11 y.on h happened, thought by many to have been, the work of craxed proct i t i o ncrt of witchcroft. AfK CONSTIPATION WRRIES ARE OVER! MOMMY ALWAYS GIVES ME Milk of Magnesia Jyy^kfSE^b Because128 words
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Article, Illustration1237 1956-06-10 14 Atom Scientists For MALAYA Andrew Roth visits Harwell and talks about TT was on the winding road eomipfl back from tb« Atomic Energy rent re at Harwell thai I decided that the Governments uf the Federate n a:M Singapore will be left behind— far behind —unless they begin \o concentrate1,237 words
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Article, Illustration511 1956-06-10 14 MARC ALEXANDER - POACHERS CASH IN On Love DRUG I IKK black shadows, native 1 hunters creep through t hr Africa! jungle as ahead of them they hear I uruntin<; noi s e and the sound of heaw trampling m the bush. they find riches, or Hidden death? Perhaps, if a ranger appears511 words
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Article152 1956-06-10 14 r VHE rhinoceros which long ago started the legend of the unicorn is a threc-tonner with a top speed of 30 m.p.h. He is armed with rv o horns (actually they are made of compressed fibre mid are not attached to the skull) which weigh about 6lb.152 words
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Advertisement69 1956-06-10 14 The world flmou! 7/Gf| CHINKAWHitJ This invaluable Wind V I excellent remedy for StomJljfl Constipation, Indigr I Heartburn, Loss of V-; I ENG AUN Tol THE TIGER MEDIC tl You get the fines* I on Pan Americl r^^-;^ 1 I v&*& }*tfr c -w^ vC I For rt*»-.«*°" T* r-69 words
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Article, Illustration368 1956-06-10 15 PEARL BRITTON - HE SAYS MALA YAN BOYS LEAD AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLISH PEARL BRITTON By Melbourne, Australia, June 9. "ytALAYAN boy students hive a hotter grounding m English thin Australian hoys, m the opinion of Yen Hock Xs, one of three brothers from 1?9 Joo Chiat PKicp, Sincaporo. now studying m Australia. Rut.368 words
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Article, Illustration1100 1956-06-10 15 EVELYN HOCQUARD - 28 IS FULL Of Contradictions EVELYN HOCQUARD by rpWENTV EIGHT b a Rmnbei full of conIfSJattctiQflßl. W h syiv.bo- sed bjj lln Sun and mmm Ibi CvoMtd Sceptres— Opposition and Rivalry. A ce:M:n amount of opposition is a great help to a man, it is what he require? and must1,100 words
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Advertisement88 1956-06-10 15 ffienew C r« a W list m ir s^^-,^^r I isting, easier to ON, Gives Her lustre than e.er b* f zre. In ten brilliant shades «>r YARPLEY motors m i sCi 3 PMONt 22 '28 "-ireds of home jobs easy fast Electric way —I —-n 1- I I WofF88 words
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Advertisement179 1956-06-10 15 DEREUCKED L'IREMEN m Indiana. U.S.A. set fire to an abandoned building and put it out again tor practice. WHEN THE BUILDING REALLY (AUGHT EIRE IT TOOK THEM 50 mm. TO PUT IT OUT. High time Ha v i M g enmbed a 20,700 ft P' Ik tai tlip Himalayas on179 words
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Advertisement244 1956-06-10 15 **j fc^T L eSXv 1 1 J m i_* I V\X *^B^ 'C y^Pt J 4 h i. xtIL Jn UIL ".I w I "LAMOTTE BAY «UM LOTION t>irY This gem. ne lAY P'/ LCTICN 1| 1 1(^ I provides the perfect dressing necessary M^i^iT* 1^ to e-vcr* well groc^-rd244 words
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Article, Illustration155 1956-06-10 16 WINDOW SHOP LIGHTS r ro the eatm! euotooMr, the Window Shop is a ■HO, lUltUtl shop that specializes m foreign food, or it is a place to buy sifts ar.d clothing with an interne* ior.al flair. B:,t the real hostotH of this enterprise m Cambridge. Massachusetts, is to help new155 words
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Article679 1956-06-10 16 a of Arr.cri \-,n ar.d rcf;:?ce m Crrv.' brir.zc were touch i i by the pligM f hnmigraiiti iwttWi > '.< be SttlM thov s p k e 1 i 1 1 cor no E rvs i s h or mn intnfaMd In my ctafl or679 words
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Article, Illustration722 1956-06-10 16 New Technique For Making Children' s Clothes Mrs. Wood row Dorsry puts the finishing touches on the dress worn by little Joßeth Jackson. Mrs. Jackson made the frock for her daughter front a basic Kiddie Key pattern which she will save, adjust to size as the child prows and adapt722 words
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Advertisement331 1956-06-10 16 for QeaneP Whrter Teeth and Sweeter Bireath Maaa«BMß«vj^|iHMMMg «c* rrr; 7^ use COLGATE Chlorophyll Toothpaste Br.sh you: regularly vvith Colgate CWorophrfl Toothpaste. This wor.Jerful green toothpaste not only fights tooth decay ar.d k;:?s your teeth clean and whits but a>o helps to destroy had breath and prevent gum trouble?. Make331 words
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Advertisement160 1956-06-10 16 MARMITE 1 THE FOOD hOR 1A.'.'.... X Ct.ilircn love Mannite. I i\^ Becau Se Marnute, h t* l\ y MARMII Dxstriburir: A2T*<: JUpl J. L. Morison Son Jones pMM I J V P. O. Px 40, Singapore. V J,H 0 ««w i »-'j »vj ~g~ Baby's tears turn tosil When160 words
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Miscellaneous205 1956-06-10 16 frtAAlf CTDin t0 re straln her husband QnP for th'p <rO(ld \m\JriW\m 5 I KIP from hitting her said: "HE nc J u/ Ui( t: iniUt CiOES MAD WITH DRINK. 4 BARTENDER In Cor\L\V YORK'S planned SAYS IT'S LIKE A dnba Spain, went to x> parenthood Udera- MOTHER'S MILK TO205 words
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Miscellaneous18 1956-06-10 19 J j I fc —f Il^ v I 111 m I '>•■_/ ■^■T^B^Hb^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^hSL. BB^BBBBB^BBB^^B^ L <!^ 8i ...T. I lIS18 words
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Miscellaneous62 1956-06-10 20 r^ b "ilnjv^ii r^ fen (§>!^ J)^ \\]uv(^|i I X £r\ a^ r~ Ira I vl^^rn </ \V_ uy fj ZJ Wi>>c i-r|-~-M~- P-D-i-L/n ~y Jj -nu)>m < I iJiJiJIJi [.IB hh I? f^c K^^ y^o i S a > I I ■sZ^iJf f^S\ If J x "°r 2 vf62 words
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Article707 1956-06-10 21 Marc Alexander - Murder Hunch Saved Yard's Name Marc Alexander By liT itr srur'ESE IS RffiD 'ANY r«_\:.:ED the n and sleepless fortnigH fti police apr: r.cr i the lurse cv: ior.ee— i caused a m of protest. The reputation < the police was tottering Inspector Jor. —then known Pine* of Detectives— took707 words
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Article, Illustration1044 1956-06-10 21 GRAVEDIGGERS STARTED MINING RUSH T'HE gods wanted a humin sacrifice as a price for the precious metal, said the natives. The white men laughed— until a strange thing; happened, as told here by T. RUMSEY HAMBER, author, engineer and pioneer prospector m Nigeria. TN the early day s of openx1,044 words
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Advertisement110 1956-06-10 21 CLUB BAR_j_ I V- a properly balanced food. Iron is added to protect from J| ■L"""' \^sY L' *Wr r MiM y anaemia, and extra vitamins A and D are included to build MBfc^ X \P^ resistance to illuess and to aid development of bones and 1 < jm^ I110 words
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Miscellaneous97 1956-06-10 21 SHORT SWEET j VT'HETHER were short- J 1 hand-typists or not, we J 1 all use shorthand of a sort. 1 Sometimes ue even speak it! 1 Take the word "tip." When J the first coffee houses were opened m England, m the i ISth century, customers were encouraged to97 words
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Article, Illustration1080 1956-06-10 22 RUE SCRIBE - RUE SCRIBE By*^^^. 4 TRUE :i 10 motoring tm enthtisiasi IQOIiCT or later ..io- a sport car. The ma n;ne may be a saloon ■.>..: n a iportintl peifurinance or m open or bearing the q nan «tamp, Whirhr if, the emphasis is <»n ".port." [isH?lrfri aroun1,080 words
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Article, Illustration46 1956-06-10 22 *J he utom °bile Association has just purchased a third Repair Van out of the proceeds of the an nual sweepstake. The new van was commissioned on the first oi S June 1, and it available to members free of charge 5 <46 words
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Advertisement390 1956-06-10 22 ■> a BWflr x aa B^Bw B^k^' s^l 1 B^a \^Bi Bb^"** 4 wit" the tiny white r ?ck. J"'- jA s-?«rbiy, is extra strong, F co-?s m striking muted colours. I WikMk. Vw-^.Te 'is styled with a bra gently k sKrredatthes de-seams. 'Spinnaker* swim-trunkl W: feat.-c a Cont "cr>tal390 words
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Advertisement87 1956-06-10 22 H IvYIII y vUI v w I jj wllllv jj Yes 5 Palmolive 9 s mild and gentle lather will keep your skin soft and lovely is^^VMl HHHHHHbMM Palmolive Soap lasts so long— f^BMafcj^fcM^a^A^ l al J "B means it's good value for your money Palmolive Soap is made with87 words
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Article, Illustration332 1956-06-10 23 BAHAMA ISLE BUILDS NEW RESORT I ore I ,\:r*ctron of I n I I I I iC cowJii««i I it nf" 7 re I it as Coral I 'nrd om the I t iffamtf i T st I is designed to accom- lw r-j 120 resi t gun-* Amm, Mfl332 words
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Article, Illustration571 1956-06-10 23 Douglas Foster - THE first Jewel In Victoria's crown", that Is how they describe Aden, the important fuellingpoint lying on the Southern Arabian coast between the R^d Sea and the Indian Ocean, for It became part of the British Empire m 1839. The Colony of Aden has an571 words
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Article, Illustration1090 1956-06-10 23 Afonol C. Brackman - Afonol C. Brackman reports from NEW YORK JTOR Malayans, who may want some tips on Soekarno before his visit to the Federation m the near future, here are some notes: Said Ike Eisenhower: "President Soekarno and I have some things m common, I've found out. We1,090 words
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Advertisement355 1956-06-10 23 f*Wi l/# j ThemtmifSck washing I wfmj^^A powder from America EVEN IH <Z>tf> HATER Everyone Is saying it! FAB is the perfea I I hX\^//f washing powder. It washes clothes cleaner and J whiter than any other washing product. And it J r^ s ts so quick —so easy to355 words
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Article449 1956-06-10 24 Do you attract the opposite sex or are you poles apart? Box your personality compass with this quiz and answer the question H\\\ you th.it masic t> uhuh m:- sis the opposite sex? I! mv are not Mire. m> irr t s quiz Ke- inhrr it n»-\rr449 words
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Article65 1956-06-10 24 THE owner of a garage m J Johannesburg. S. Africa has a talking parrot which calls out: "Our cars are best Seeing a woman, he gives a long wolf-whistle x He can also bark like a dog. I cluck like a hen. answer J J questions, call the65 words
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Article40 1956-06-10 24 HEARING of a woman's death friends and rela- S J tives m an African village J walked 15 miles to attend her funeral. ON ARRIVAL I THEY FOUND HER AT- J TENDING A BEER-DRINK- J J ING PARTY40 words
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Article205 1956-06-10 24 Check Your Chances IF YOt HAVE TICKED MOSTLY As you have enough personal magnetism to attract battleship plus a wide circle of admirers. You may be too modest to admit it. but you're practically Irresistible to the opposite sex. There is every reason why you should have a happy marriage,205 words
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Article760 1956-06-10 24 GEORGE MELL - Cabin-boy Skipperred DEATH SHIP GEORGE MELL AVW»»V £5 V <MAAA\\ 'THERF seemed to be a curse on the Trafalgar. Three of the crew had recently deserted to escape from a bullvin? second mate. Now three more men. including the captain, had suddenly cone down with a stranee foyer. C B-t760 words
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