Sunday Standard, 23 September 1956
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Title Section19 1956-09-23 1 SUNDAY STANDARD M ft it 3H Vol. VII. No. 83 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1956 24 PAGES 20 CENTS19 words
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Article272 1956-09-23 1 Weasel Words roMMl MS T front organizations are addicted t t0 sprouting what the Americans call ijetsel words 1 words with their meanings twi^t^d During the last few years Malayans have reeled against the barrage of words aith twisted meanings. The communists keep up this barrage because they t272 words
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Article55 1956-09-23 1 MELBOURNE. Sept 22 (Reuter)— On present militant planning, the 24-hour nationwide strike of more than one million workers called for Nov. 15. will mark the first day of the Duke of Edinburgh's Australian visit for the Olympic Games. The Duke is scheduled to arrive in Sydney shortly55 words
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Article476 1956-09-23 1 feware Of Your Dog 's Life f SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. i Yew Hock, yesterday received a eotcning letter from the Malayan cration Army demanding the immease of those "innocent citizens ''beware of your dog's letter, written in Chinese with the the envelope in English, carried476 words
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Article, Illustration60 1956-09-23 1 WELL it's only a demonstration of judo and the lady in this picture is Mrs. E. Drake of the Singapore Judo Club, who showed 5/000 spectators at the City Day celebrations on the padang last night, how she would deal with an attacker. "Victim" inStandard - 60 words
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167 1956-09-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Shop assistants in Selangor may picket the Kuala Lumpur airport when the Duke of Edinburgh arrives here on Deepavali day (Nov. 1), on a 'whistle stop" visit to the Federation. Secretary of the Shop Assistants Union, Mr. AN M.167 words
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Article59 1956-09-23 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. A wide search was in progress tonight for a Communist terrorist who broke away from his police escort and leaped out of a moving train earlier today near Labis, Johore. The terrorist, who was In handcuffs when he escaped, was being escorted back to Johore59 words
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Article82 1956-09-23 1 TEN plainclothes Police Officers provided extra precautions for the safety of Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr Lim Yew Hock, when he opened the Opium Addicts Treatment Association. In Changt Road yesterday. The Chief Minister said: "The work of this Association is one which has given great assistance to82 words
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193 1956-09-23 1 Nasser Leaves To Mee t Arab Leaders CAIRO, Sept. 22 (AP) President Gamal Abdel Nasser left today by plane for a meeting of the Arab nations "Big Three" leaders in Riyadh, the Saudi Arabia) capital. i Nasser left from the military airfield at Almaza outside Cairo aboard his private plane.193 words
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Article101 1956-09-23 1 THE British Government has invited Sir Sydney Caine. the retiring Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya and Economic Adviser to Singapore's Chief Minister, to lead the U.K. delegation at an International Conference on sugar. The conference Is meeting in Geneva on Oct. 4. Sir Sydney101 words
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Article376 1956-09-23 1 CHIEF Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock yesterday turned down the People's Action Party's request for an emergency meeting of the Legislative Assembly to debate the recent arrests of six persons on banishution of two societies by ment orders and the disso Government. In a376 words
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Advertisement32 1956-09-23 1 **JS£ o Matic f? Both a St«om iC Dry Iron ier General ItfCTOC CO., W l (Moloyo) LTD. fctu RED LION (ANC SAI) °RANGE OR PINEAPPLE I^JUI FAMOUS FOR FLAVOUR SINCE 188332 words
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Advertisement97 1956-09-23 1 I GAZE UPON A LOST CITY IN PERU AND SEE A DIAMONDSTUDDED CROSS, SAYS M. A. BOYD. IN HIS THIRD ARTICLE ON HIS TRAVELS ROUND THE WORLD j ON £5. SEE PAGE 7. I 'INSIDE' THIS ISSUE In page 6 Arthur Nettleton tells how seaweed has now become an aid97 words
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420 1956-09-23 2 Love, In Powdered Form, Can Be Sought For 50 c. VOODOOSTILL LIVES NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22 (U.P.)— Voodoo still lives in New Orleans. The paraphernalia for the mystic rites which once thrived in this Southern city can be bought at the corner store, if you know the ripht corner. The420 words
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Article30 1956-09-23 2 LONDON. Sept. 22 (AP)— Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden and Foreign Secret arV Selwyn Lloyd will go to Paris "f** Wednesday a5 guests of the French Government30 words
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Article406 1956-09-23 2 But Still A Danger That She May Walk Out PARIS, Sept. 22 (UP)— France reluctantly announced today she would join the American-backed Suez Canal Users' Association on condition that international management of the waterway would later follow. An official spokesman, who made the announcement after406 words
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238 1956-09-23 2 OKYO Se Pt. 22, (Reuter)— A twenty-four-year-old Malayan arrived here today to begin a search for his Japanese mother whom he has not seen for the last 20 years. The youth. Abu Bakar, told correspondents that his mothers238 words
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Article96 1956-09-23 2 Margaret's Unexpected Joy Ride KANO. Nigeria. Sept. 22 (Router) A British Overseas Airways Argonaut airliner carrying Princes s Margaret to Mombasa for the start of her five-week East African tour landed here early today. After a stop of an hour It took off for Entebbe. The Princess unexpectedly disembarked and96 words
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Article26 1956-09-23 2 A MOTORIST. E.P. Flangan. 24, was critically injured when a car crashed into a lamp post in Nassim Road Singapore, at 4.30 a.m. yesterday.26 words
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Article32 1956-09-23 2 MANILA, Sept. 22, (UP)— Typhoon Gilda roared towards Formosa yesterday after leaving the Philippines groggy with nine dead, six missing and damages to public and private property amounting to US$25O-32 words
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251 1956-09-23 2 ™c GE E \f* S *P*- 2 2 (AP) The United States has firmly refused to dis--22L! relaxation of its trade embargo against Red China so long as the Chinese Communists fail to renounce the use of force against Formosa251 words
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Article168 1956-09-23 2 Makarios' Lieutenant Detained NICOSIA, Sept. 22 (AP)— Nicos Kranidiotis, secretary of the Ethnarchy and one of the leaders of the Greek Cypriots yesterday was served with a formal detention order and was confined to a detention camp for political prisoners As secretary for the Ethnarchy Kranidiotis served as spokesman for168 words
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Article78 1956-09-23 2 ALGIERS. Sept. 22. (AP)— T he stripped and naked bodies of 21 French soldiers were found on the ground after an infantry section, landed from helicopters, fell into an ambush by Algerian nationalists near Palestro. 45 miles from Algiers K?*X: Four of the men had French reports78 words
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Article60 1956-09-23 2 at hi, trial on P "ha w EaStCr coni and A fSuni h nim X r n m n a ocen P t rObate C Urt jury M W»«"E£-^ who Mid a lowat the same time «tmt? p***** «ISS r-XTr the ■y* l1 said they clocked60 words
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Advertisement541 1956-09-23 2 I SIEW &?ft married on 1956. n J ONT, KFlt Put l H £*2c^ <ln°2i.! Trado enquiries lllb Q rr r( i J£B Phono v. Pll reo available Limited u«H call-Phone 2r A n niversarT> f* cial reduction J for "Goulburn" kV; cubators. Model ff now onlv $14 2 (242-eg541 words
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220 1956-09-23 3 AM MOTH HOLIDAY CAMP NEXT MONTH MORE than 1,000 members of the Singapore People's Action y including its Women s League, will go into cadre training during indflV "mammoth holiday camp" in October. P Js h ioirTv;tt^ G eZ^ oon Villa in Tam Secretary220 words
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Article75 1956-09-23 3 ■HE Singapore rubber closed dull at 90% firs grade ent, a drop it on Friday. lower on i orders very quiet e inclination ;ers to do e between and was noon. In it steadied were still Moderate HOON PRICES PO 91 >0J Pli POi 901 BP275 words
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Article17 1956-09-23 3 21 (UP) ies: 4W.33 159.43 67.39 173.23 Rmmk 92 21 commodity furage t 1tJ0.82.17 words
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Article236 1956-09-23 3 All Set For 'Ideal Girl' Contest SINGAPORE firms are offering good support to the second Colony "Ideal Working Girl" contest to be held at the Adelphi Hotel Roof Garden on Oct. 6 from 9 P.m. to 2 a.m. Robinson Co.. Ltd., who awarded a prize for the first ccmpetition held236 words
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Article81 1956-09-23 3 MALAYA'S foreign trade during August showed a deficit cf $33.5 million, imports amounting to $374 million while exports were worth $340.5 million. The total value of the trade for the first eight months of the year amounted to $2,800.7 millicn in imports and $2.--729.3 million. Figures81 words
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Article73 1956-09-23 3 MORE than 100 temporary clerks employed by the Singapore Government last night protested against the Government's decision to terminate the services of two of their colleagues working at Paya Lebar airport. They want the Government to retain the services of the two clerks. They also asked73 words
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Article31 1956-09-23 3 THE full military band of the Queen's Royal Regiment under Bandmaster W. Lynes will play at the premiere of "The King I" at the Odeon Theatre, on Oct. 4.31 words
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253 1956-09-23 3 'YOUNG PE OPLE HESITATE TO MARRY BECAUSE OF INCOME TAX' Assembfymo,, U rges ReWew of Laws riPORE income Tax n t is encouraging pirt TitT among young <7vcovle «n the Col- < cWMivf Awembly--05 Mr \cc Choon Eng, lid to the Finan- r tV.v. Mr. T. M. |3ft hPrausV the253 words
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Article, Illustration41 1956-09-23 3 TOH Mei Leng. eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Toh Heng Weng. who has won a commended pass in the Federal Association of Teachers of Dancing examination (Australia and Now Zealand) at the Poh San Dance Studio, in Singapore.41 words
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Article59 1956-09-23 3 A LABOURER, Chindaharam Mariyappan 34, was charged in the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday, with attempting the murder of Mary Sinnathamby. 15. at the P.VV.D. Quarters. Tanah Merah Besar. on Sept. 21. Mariyappan was alleged to have stabbed Sinnathamby in the back with a vegetable knife. No plea59 words
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Article, Illustration45 1956-09-23 3 MR S K Sundram. Asst. O.C.P.D. Kajang. and his bride, the former Miss Sushila Davi Rethnasamy were married according to Hindu Rites at the Sri Mariamman Temple, Singapore, recently. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Rethnasamy. is a well-known flutist.45 words
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201 1956-09-23 3 Middle Road Cables UN: Civil Rights Are 'Flouted' THE Middle* Road Unions and Associations, last night cabled the United Nations that "civil liberties had been flouted by the Singapore Government. The cable read "Seven prominent trade unionists anti-Colonialists and teachers have been arrested under Banishment Ordinance without trial. Request support201 words
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178 1956-09-23 3 Sympathy Strike By 36,000 Tomorrow THE Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union and the Malayan Pineapple Workers' Union will call out its 36,000 members on strike tomorrow. The strike Is in sympathy with the arrests of the Unions' President, Mr. Lim Chin Kok. The strike will affect many factories and178 words
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Article126 1956-09-23 3 Divers Sent To Stricken Tanker TWO Royal Navy divers have been sent out to the stricken 7.420-ton Korean tanker. Chunchi. which has been aground since Wednesday after she hit the Admiral Stelhngwerf Reef about 100 miles from Singapore. A Royal Navy spokesman told The Standard yesterday that the divers had126 words
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Miscellaneous463 1956-09-23 3 cAlmanac Information at a Glance m wmb—* -r- (8 Tt» Penane- 235 am Radio Newsreel: 9.45 Concerto: pHA'H'fi&m aßiffir^ mmm mm m S*^Sj± RADIO MALAYA (General Ser- l 2 r 5 f.i^n ?nd h^oSneitr^ 10 ,^w M M^K »i,..i- i m Ur<-»orummo C'im. Ktic Jupp ana n is urcnesud r463 words
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Article, Illustration1023 1956-09-23 4 Quarter Million Visitors See Its Ocean Wonders GENERAL VIEW HOME FOR MARINE LIFE By WILLIE MA BENEATH the surface of the water, whether of quiet jungle stream or restless wide sea, there exists a world of beauty, colour, and mystery, which many people1,023 words
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613 1956-09-23 4 RICHARD SEE - USE YOUR FINGERS ENJOY YOUR FOOD RICHARD SEE Spoons Have Their Points, But... By MAN WAS CREATED TO EAT TO LIVE. tt In 1 i 11 1 a u rly day s f xist^nce was tough, food was scarce and difficult to get. He 'wolfed his meals furtively in a613 words
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Article, Illustration80 1956-09-23 4 A VARIETY Concert was held in the Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore, on Friday night by the Girl Guide Association Central and West Districts to raise funds for the guides to attend the world camp in the Phillippines in January next year. The concert was opened by the wife80 words
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Article95 1956-09-23 4 Books Important To Culture INDONESIAN books which have been displayed during the Congress of Malay Language and Literature at the University of Malaya will have a tremendous Impact on the cultural development of this country. This view was expressed yesterday by Unku Abdul Aziz, a member of the preparatory committee95 words
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Article, Illustration488 1956-09-23 5 ROGER YUE - ufinc "afloat P^t c ht 'Sin acquiring feiand »^«.uar- Black. .>b- for I I by a j er 300--r. in artdi=cnt eight. V't MOT the exary Air-sea LKbe too ning expansion det i aokBy its largely I 7 i ROGER YUE onStandard - 488 words
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148 1956-09-23 5 Antonio Wins Second Contest In 12 Hours Sii gapore stillo titions. ilk id award t conrheatre, com- I i r petition" at the Rex Theatre. And for his latest effort, Tonio. son of a Colony musician, received a $25 cash voucher presented jointly by Shaw Brothers Ltd. and Warner Brothers148 words
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Article51 1956-09-23 5 —ty Council will with their ErrDlnvpes n.pio^ees with a the 25-day Council authorities met union officials and leaders of the City Coun. cll Labour Unions Federation. at th(J Labour Ministry> The meeting was arranged by the Chief Minister. Mr. Llm Yew Hock who was also51 words
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Article, Illustration144 1956-09-23 5 5,000 On Padang To See City Day Celebrations MORE than 5,000 people packed the padan? to capacity at Singapore's Fifth City Day anniversary celebrations last night. i The Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, his wife and daughter, Shirley were present. T,a.st night*! programme Included dances and songs by theStandard - 144 words
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126 1956-09-23 5 MORE than 2,500 civilian store-keepers and technical employees of Army in Singapore, yesterday protested against the "discriminatory wage rates offered" to them by their employers. At a meeting at the Badminton Hall, they called upon their Union, the Army Civil Service Union to spare126 words
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Article145 1956-09-23 5 THE Permanent Board of the Malay Language and Literary Congress has formed a working committee to compile a full report en the proceedings ann the work of the Third Language and Literary Congress which ended last Friday. This report will be printed in book lorm145 words
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Article38 1956-09-23 5 HIROSHIMA. Sept. 22 (AP) A 39-year-old woman employed in a police station died at the Red Cross hospital today and newspapers called it the 16th fatality from the Hiroshima atom bomb this year.38 words
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258 1956-09-23 5 WATERFRONT PLAGUED BY A NEW RACKET CHAOS IN SEAMEN S BUREAU' THE Director of the Asian Office of the International Transport Workers' Federation, Mr. Joe Soares, yesterday flayed the Singapore Seamen s Registration Bureau and called for a change in the present system of recruitment. Speaking at a press conference.258 words
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Article32 1956-09-23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A police patrol contacted a group of terrorists yesterday and killed two in the Pawang district of Selangor. Two revolvers and two grenades were recovered.32 words
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Article283 1956-09-23 5 WANTED— AN OFFICE INTERPRETERS attached x to the District and Magistrates' Courts in Singapore who also hold the posts of Commissioner for Oaths .should be allotted an office for the convenience of the public. At present, these commissioners with the exception of one Indian Commissioner for Oaths (who has a283 words
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Advertisement151 1956-09-23 5 Brilliant performance of Sunbeam Rapier in 1956 Mille Miglia race 2mygi Driven by Sheila Van ■■U [)amm and Peter Harper. The two Sunbeam Rapiers entered in thi? Average speed o\er course gruelling 1000 mile race competing in £££L?£ ll< (B^ SCIA lo their class mainly against cars of higher ku.ml151 words
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Article1987 1956-09-23 6 MEGAT NURDIN - MEGAT NURDIN By I HAVE known Pak Dolah ever since I was small. I could remember very well when my parents used to make me quiet by mentioning Pak Dolah's name. My crying would stop and I would willingly go to school. The mere threat1,987 words
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Article564 1956-09-23 6 J. HALCRO FERGUSON - J. HALCRO FERGUSON Latin -American Round-up: By T LONDON HIS year's Peruvian election, in which a "strong man" stepped down gracefully when defeated at .the polls, have been followed by an equally proper and constitutional change of government in neighbouring Ecuador. This is the third consecutive564 words
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Article460 1956-09-23 6 C. M. YONGE - C. M. YONGE By THERE has been spectacular increase of recent years in our knowledge perhaps more accurately our means of obtaining knowledge about life within the sea. The half-mile descent of Barton and Beebe in their bathysphere has been more than doubled by the Frenchmen, Houot and460 words
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Article699 1956-09-23 6 UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN By YET another use for seaweed has be German scientists. They claim that' a simple concoction made from seaweed appetite is much reduced and there diet drastically or cut out starchy r^ to slim. lOods fci I The jelly-like lump formed in the stomach takes several hours to699 words
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Article188 1956-09-23 7 >utP»n a vintage y^\r J tras they my condijfr M.. Bor. Assit- Dirfdnr of Kew Gar- rstanding of me begins at -ft John Wolfpnden. cllor, of Reading ipeiter number of In these i large t-.:i provide -pnrtunltles lor of criminal -Paper presented to International Civil tlon188 words
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Article, Illustration2967 1956-09-23 7 M. A. BOYD - a LOST CITY Pedro SHO WSmea GEM-STUDDED BROSS M. A. BOYD it^it^ic^iK^ir^ir by COLLECTORS ITEM f\LD AGE PENSIONER IN ALBERTA, U.S.A., COL- LECTED ENOUGH EMPTY BOTTLES FROM THE ROAD-SIDE TO BUY HIS WIFE A FUR COAT. Clear To Sea pvN the north coast of Western Germany a sea mirage appeared2,967 words
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Advertisement102 1956-09-23 7 gowns, made of 1^ 7i wonderful Jaeger wool. These smart and #o »nu(7 dr««tin(7 1 flr the ideal thing for that trip to a colder climatt. Available in Fawn, Sizes 34 to 44 $74.50. POI JAIOII eLOTHII rOI MIN, COHI TO A large selection of I K^J BM B»~^P^B Chrittmot102 words
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Article1004 1956-09-23 8 A. G. S. DANARAJ - A. G. S. DANARAJ By Y17HILE Christian scientists fT purport to heal all human ailments without medicine, the Malay 'medicine men* can do likewise. Malay 'medicine men' or "bomohs" are skilled in the art of preparing charms to engender love, beauty, and courage; to protect against ghostly and1,004 words
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Article712 1956-09-23 8 SCIENCE NOTES THE fibrous residue of surarranc *t*lks. known as bagasse, has been tiiade into ni-«: sprint paper for a number of years. Now agricultural scientists at the Northern Utilization Laboratory at Peoral, Illinois, in the United States. have developed an economical method for making712 words
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Article655 1956-09-23 8 ANACRUSIS - ANACRUSIS lr S fTMIE Musical Society is giv«j X in? Handel's "Messiah in 2 December under the baton of Mr. F. S. Mace. Mr. Mace. one of Singapore's well-known 2 musical personalities, is an organist and a lecturer in 2 music at the Teachers' Train«j ing College. The655 words
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Article352 1956-09-23 8 VICTOR DOGGETT - VICTOR DOGGETT 9 Reviewed by I MAHLER. SYMPHONY NO %6 IN A MINOR. ROTTERi DAM PHILHARMONIC ORi CHESTRA CON. EDI'ARD FLIPSE. (HOLLAND FESTI- iV>it H32? RECORDING. ***** E /8. 1955) PHILIPS AL A/TAHLER'S Sixth Symphony I 1S t s ombr e and pessimis- q m 1 f352 words
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Advertisement421 1956-09-23 8 EAST ASIATIC li OUTWARDS Soiling, for Bangkok Qn Penong p c I "^ONIA- 1 1/1,0* u*£ J "LALANDIA" 18/20 Oct 21/5,. '4 "ASIA" HOMEWARDS Sailings for Genoa Ant nT *erp R otf Hamburg. Copenhagen, Gothenburg 0 0 "MOMBASA" Gdns. 15/16 25/25 S S Noon "JUTLANDIA 2/2 oc FOR PASSENGfR° R421 words
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Article, Illustration454 1956-09-23 9 Coming our way? NEW AROLXD THE CORISER? W ell 9 here* something to look forurard to, and that i«, the tour of CLAIDE RAMS thin December. The fa* mous stage and screen star has announced plans of his forthcoming tour of the Far East and the IS ear East where454 words
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Article194 1956-09-23 9 Our Film Scouts report ROSA LIND RUSSELL InOOOI lores growing indoor plants. Plants ha j h de s i Q ne d her bathroom accordingly- The bath is pink, and Rosalind has had dozens of recesses made in the pink-tiled walls to accommodate her plants and her collection of194 words
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Article, Illustration300 1956-09-23 9 Comeback for Betty —fhe Blonde Bombshell T3ETTY HUTTON'S "retire- ment" is officially over with her accepting a part in j i a motion picture. This is i straight drama. Miss Hutton plays the part of a spinster in the film, TPRING RE-UNION, a Bryna-UA production costarring Dana Andrews.300 words
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Article319 1956-09-23 9 Thrills and Spills vgngbmn,j,m VOR spectacular splendour and breath-taking thrills, United Artists have a treat in store for Malayan moviegoers when their latest extravaganza, TRAPEZE, comes to town soon. The Hecht-Lancastcr CinemaScope Color production captures all the excitement and heart-aches of sawdust life with Burt Lancaster, Gina Lollobrigida and Tony319 words
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Advertisement306 1956-09-23 9 U^STJGANTSATION AmACTIQNT nw™ 6.45, 9.30 pm. P' 1 I( T^^^LAB WEEKEND! M it Alexander the Gun fy 'ir-.->::ivn!ißiM« UA r^iD^26th Sept: 11am, 2.30, 6 9.15pm "RK HARD 111 Bn rfP' L^^777^T7ni mF( XRMVAh STORY" [rSMREX fe 00 I>4s> 4 00 EAR— DAMCE AND SEE... W^\ iGTOU HI II K^" <^306 words
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Advertisement446 1956-09-23 9 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS i \^VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV\\\\VVVVVVVVWVVVV\VVW tftn a v i CATH AY^ nam f 43 4 m I Vl/n I -CONDITIONED ttd end 9.30p.m. i fif J ShiJfH lflnnßftMßis« I jbyflP' jbSbV COMING! m-g-ms "INVITATION to the DANCE" THE ROYAL COMMAND FILM Hl>l PK'TrRK OF T> I B YEA R TOPA_Y_446 words
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Article, Illustration99 1956-09-23 10 MEMBERS of Pak Hock Pai Athletic Association attract the crowds with a spectacular Lion Dance on Mooncake night at the New World Amusement Park on Wednesday Hongkong's Lion Dance expert, Hui Wai Keong, was invited by the New World Management to perform and he99 words
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Article709 1956-09-23 10 TITLE TO WIEBE HONOURS TO KING TWENTY-thrcc-year-oW Wiebe Wolters became the individual champion for the seventh successive year at the Singapore Swimming Club's No. 2 championship gala held in the S.S.C. pool yesterday. But the swimmer who caught the eye at this championships was 16-year-old Gordon King. He won the709 words
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Article51 1956-09-23 10 THE Blacks beat Royal Air Force Changi B' by $i x points (two tries > to three ia try) in a friendly rugby match at Changi yesterday. The Airmen led 3-0 at half time. Chua Cheow Hup and Siew Kay scored for the Blacks while Caffery scored for51 words
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Article22 1956-09-23 10 WANDERERS Sports Club and Royal Naval Police battled to a scoreless draw in a hockey match at Naval Base yesterday.22 words
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Article402 1956-09-23 10 F.A. League Soccer Results LONDON, Sept. 22, (Reuter): LEAGUE I Birmingham C 2. Cardiff C 1 Blackpool 3. Charlton 2 Bolton W 0. Wolverhampton W 3 Everton 2. Sunderland 1 Leeds United 1, Aston Villa 0 Manchester U 2, Nfanchester CO Newcastle U 1. Burnley 1 Portsmouth 2. Preston N402 words
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Article40 1956-09-23 10 SINGAPORE District Signals scored a well deserved threenil victory over the Singapore Young Men's Christian Association in the S.H.A. Div. 3 league match at Y.M.C.A. yesterday. A.G. Pritchard (2) and Lambert scored the goals for the Signals.40 words
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Article39 1956-09-23 10 RAJAJI Sports Club beat the Kong Wah Sports Club by 3-1 in their friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday Scorers for Rajaji were V.S. Maniam 2, K Syed Osman 1 Chin Tong replied for the Kong39 words
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Article, Illustration54 1956-09-23 10 picture. NORMAN Buckley of Windermore, W e stmorland, is shown at speed in his motorboat, Miss Windermere III on Lake Windmere. He plans to attempt to set up a new world water speed record for one hour. The record is at present heldAP - 54 words
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Article48 1956-09-23 10 ROYAL Malayaj Latiff War r:to one in a SHA Dit. match at Naval Bas«j Navy led 3-0 at hil Mohan and Idris sr ners, while 2 goal came fit In another SHA Did match. Roy H Y.M.C.A. by *hree pi at B Road Pritchard scored for the48 words
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Article25 1956-09-23 10 Cricket Selector SYDNEY. Board oi Control J& pointod Don P'-'^K Ryder and '/!.^K selectors for p 'Jf There w^ r e r \*^K lions <"- M25 words
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Article, Illustration121 1956-09-23 10 IS this tennis skirt too short? Yes. said the Lawn Tennis A s s o c i a t ion about two inches too short. Thev have advised pretty tennis star Nyda Machin, 17, npt to wear it any more during the junior J a w121 words
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426 1956-09-23 10 ST. PATRICK'S GANESAN IS TEACHERS' CHAMP P. GANESAN of St. Patrick's School who won the 220 yards yards and the gruelling three miles event became the individual first annual athletic meet of Singapore Teachers' Union held at^ stadium yesterday. Jak A. P. Durai, runner-up, also won four events. Results were:426 words
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180 1956-09-23 10 CHINESE SHOCK SURPRISE THE CEYLONESE A YOUTHFUL Singapore Chinese Recreation Club held a strong Ceylon Sports Club team to a goalless first half, and forged ahead in the second half to win by three goals to nil in this SHA Div. 1 league match at Balestier Road yesterday. The Ceylonese,180 words
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Article77 1956-09-23 10 THE Post and Telegraph team will be selected from the following to play in the final of the Government Services knockout football competition against the Police Sports Association on Sept. 24. at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 5.15 p.m. Bulat bin Hamid. Wright Kassim bin77 words
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Article37 1956-09-23 10 NAVY Ncmads scored a one-nil victory over the Singapore Khalsa Association In S* M H A -iS lv 2 lea sue match at Naval Base ground yesterday. Binks scored the only goal for the winners37 words
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Article39 1956-09-23 10 TELOK Kurau Rangers beat R.A.F. Jurong 4-2 in a friendly soccer match at Telok Kurau yesterday. Phin Chong 2. Taha 1. and Hock Lim 1, scored for Telok Kurau. whilst Davies and McHardie netted for the Airmen.39 words
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Article35 1956-09-23 10 Pun jabs 2-1 PUNJAB Naujatan Sabba beat the RASC by 2-1 in their second division hockey encounter at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorer for the Pun jabs was Dleeb Singh and Mansoor replied for the RASC.35 words
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Article67 1956-09-23 10 GAME FLAME TESTES THE FLAME *s burn at tly during: the Mefi pic Games Dec .B. is r at Shells G before being hank the Olympic The burner asa developed bv s-'" for the Londrr." I 1948. and was a >" the 1952 Gai Shell Ref.r Pty. Ltd. is burner67 words
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Advertisement12 1956-09-23 10 TITON 1 1 <$ THF DIAMOND SYMBOL OF L UNBREAKABLE SPRING SWISS MADE >12 words
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Article2123 1956-09-23 11 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD 0 favourite' Roulette oges For Maiden Win j Doubles' On Muffin Man Misty Jadi I By THi^ BIG SWEEP] r TOTAL POOL —$243,133. Ist Prixe: No. *****5 ($67,940) 2nd Prize: No. *****7 ($33,970) 3rd Prixe: No. *****4 ($16,985) Starters ($1,543 each): Nos. *****9,2,123 words
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Article228 1956-09-23 11 Ipoh —Ist Day, Saturday: Sept. 22, 1956 —Going Good Race Horse Dividend Time Distances Race 1: 7 F. <;ala Opening (2) Posner $24/10 i ri t/t wr CI.2DIV. 1 First Trick (9) Smith $U/- HmH NerU President <8) Bougoure $11/- Meaa Race 2: 6 P. MM?228 words
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139 1956-09-23 11 Gee Bits LARKIN WILSON TO RETURN IT is learnt that English jockeys, Ted Larkin and Jock "Wilson will be revisiting Mala.va at the close of the current English racing season. Both rode with success here last season and during the early part of this year. Larkin it will be recalled,139 words
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302 1956-09-23 11 High Hopes And Masterpiece Show Top Form By WINDSOI LAD IPOH, Sat— HIGH HOPES and MASTERPIECE, two of trainer Wally Bagby's candidates, revealed top form when sent through their paces on the training track this morning. High Hopes, with Tom Mortimer astride, put in a smashing run when he easily302 words
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Article78 1956-09-23 11 LONDON. Sept. 22 (Reuter) Following matches to be played on Sept. 24: LEAGUE DIV. 11l (SOUTH) Colchester vs Exeter, Coventry vs Ipswich, Millwall vs Watford Plymouth vs N'thampton, Q.P.R vs Swindon. GLASGOW (UP FINAL Rangers vs Third Lanark or Clyde. LEAGUE DIV. 11l (NORTH) Accrington vs Bradf'd78 words
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142 1956-09-23 11 Brooks' Defeat Throws Race Wide Open NEW YORK Sept. 22. (AP) Milwaukee whittled Brooklyn's National League lead to a mere two percentage points again Friday night with an assist from the Pittsburgh Pirates. who defeated the Dodgers 2-1 while the Braves were trimming the last place Chicago 6-4 Cincinnati's third142 words
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Miscellaneous70 1956-09-23 11 SOCCER SAFA league division 2: Kota Raja vs Chinese Athletics A at Jalan Besar stadium 4 p.m. Community league Malays vs Eurasians at Jalan Besar stadium 5.15 p.m FRIENDLY: Rajaji Sports Club vs AWC Signals at Farrer Park. HOCKEY LEAGUE: Division 3 STU vs SMSU at STU. BADMINTON JOINT US70 words
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Article, Illustration768 1956-09-23 12 JEFFERY JAMES - A Sorry Tale of missing Athletes JEFFERY JAMES Says... Olympic Councils Cannot Ignore Public Opinion THERE'S no doubt about it public opinion has been aroused on the omission of three athletes one in Singapore and two in the Federation for the Olympic Games. I have snt roo close to the768 words
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Article, Illustration459 1956-09-23 12 ALEX SOARS - ALEX SOARS Says i from Kuala Lumpur I just can't get rid of the first line of a once popular ditty "Money IS The Root Of All Evil" out of my mind as I get down to the business of typing this story. m459 words
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Article136 1956-09-23 12 Badminton Again, In Nibong Tebal NIBONG TEBAL. Sat—Badminton fans in Province Wellesley South will be glad to learn that badminton will be revived in the district. The Nibong Tebal Recreation Club has undertaken this ta.<=k and a small subcommittee with Mr. W. I. Glass. D. O. Nibong Tebal. as chairman136 words
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Article46 1956-09-23 12 IPOH. Fnday-Kinta Indian Association became the Ipoh District Hockey League champions for the sixth time in succession when they trounced the rhfh C n ak Ch L nes^ Recreation Club 9-o in the last hockev league match of the season foda^ Town P adan46 words
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427 1956-09-23 12 FAP Fight Against 'Gate Crashers' PENANG'S new $600,000 George Town Municipal Sports Stadium has not proved as vulnerable as it was thought against sneak, entrants mainly youths gaining admission without payment at football matches here. The Football Association of Penang officials have been aware of this fact since the Stadium427 words
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750 1956-09-23 12 Softball Is Here T o Stay... It Should STAY At The Youth Centre Hh^9 Encourage Students To Take Up This New Sport SHALL we see the Colony's leading ball players in action classic ball game at the Singapore Youth Sports Centre on Octohl V 1 been the most earnestly discussed750 words
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150 1956-09-23 12 Ceylon's Games Choice Is Juniper 'Ethi' CEYLON'S only choice in the track and field events for Olympic in Melbourne is high jumper Nagalingam Ethirveerasingam, writes Vizir Markar. Now in a University in California, Ethirveerasingam will have the opportunity of being groomed and trained for his first Olympic meet by top150 words
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Article70 1956-09-23 12 »*^L E Indian hockey team for Melbourne Olympic Games has been announced The team has 18 players. Balbir Singh (Punjab) will be the captain Other members of the team are: Laxman, R. Francis. Bakshish Singh, R. s. Gentle. Balkishen Singh W. W. Claudius. O. P. Malhotra,70 words
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Article, Illustration3714 1956-09-23 13 KURT SINGER - KURT SINGER Tiii Police Chief Digambar R. Birla, New Delhi As told to NEW DELHI o s lote o$ 1947 thot India obtained total freedom and gained the right of vcrnment. Police history in our young ;!v has been turbulent and the case of n I Bfli Jain3,714 words
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Advertisement76 1956-09-23 13 te. J —^^^v v\\\ i*** /y -s^"f /il\» fmAMrPmUh V'JvAIIDLIY j/ Feather Finish ensures that your make-up is perfect at all times. Nothing equals it for retouching it is a blend of fine Yardley Powder and delicate cream. The merest touch of it restores your beauty Ml f and your76 words
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Advertisement110 1956-09-23 13 MK CONSTIPATION WORRIES ARE OVER I ALWAYS TAKE Milk of Magnesia Because n provides more com* Jt^Oß^^ilk pl«f« relief than sf n?)e- purpos* y^li^^rA laxatives.which have no effect q» the add Indigestion that osually /^^gp^^^^^^^ accompanies constipation. Fo# hs^ o^ f^Ac Magne«la mftevcß [Sc^" t^trTi both conditions. 2 to 4110 words
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Article, Illustration17 1956-09-23 14 "Have a heart, Maria! Just amuse a mai strict diet, can't he have an occasional peepi menu?"17 words
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918 1956-09-23 14 POSTED CROOK'S EARS TO SWEETHEART AMBROISE DDGAS, a book-seller of Faubourg St. Germain in Paris, was astonished when he checked on the number of maps he was selling of India, Burma, China and Ceylon. In a month his stock had twice been sold out. The men who bought them were918 words
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Article, Illustration264 1956-09-23 14 SANDRA MILO, 21, a beautiful but very small starlet in the Italian fil among the cushions of a luxury hotel suite tonight and laughed joke was on the Film Festival authorities here, to the discordant tun* u^ a day for her hotel bill. When the Festival264 words
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Article271 1956-09-23 14 4 REVEALING Insight Into the "cultural regeneration" which has taken place in China since the advent to power of the Communists is provided by an illustrated article in a recent issue of CHINA PICTORIAL, an official monthly magazine put out by the Peking Government The article describes a National271 words
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Advertisement109 1956-09-23 14 ROSKOPr All THE BEST FEATURES OF MODERN SWISS DESIGN WATERPROOF INCABLOC UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING 21 JEWELS /V-^SBi^<\ PRECISION BUILT M C£ Monlor IS x x x \//f//// X X X X V. X. X Vft /Q^IJC A ITU J_ —I V X. s^* 0 ~r \A 1 X "We're Here again109 words
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Article685 1956-09-23 15 EVELYN HOCQUARD - EVELYN HOCQUARD yrf^cordittfr ta an Arabic [i/#> s composed of tu?o w 0 <r li ich is past n f^T\f^and that which ~77 atfj.* A By tor was also architect, engineer, inventor and poet and perhaps one of the greatest geniuses the world has ever produced. His most famous685 words
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Miscellaneous158 1956-09-23 15 jiHiwniiWiMAID TO BLUSHwsm^mmmmmm V^ yjf "Love you? Of course I still love you, but that f A*w\ V^n \lV scooter cost me a packet!" A Ml P grrrrrrrrsrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr^i) ."You asked for trouble, flying: across the court when A» V^\\Na v ?t they were playing Badminton." ,^> X VrX jO/jSk r^-"T)158 words
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Miscellaneous320 1956-09-23 15 Dur.nq tht Tang Oyn.jty. Tsu.- X fy JL *> f) Ji Wu, a scholar, arrival in j|-W* (hangsam to sit lor an ci> ]i j£ amination. which he failed, one Hit {f v *W day, while walking miserably i >l l '1 f '5 in a field, he discovered a320 words
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Article228 1956-09-23 16 Lanky Lock* Very often I go svimming in th* afternoons, and in the evening have a date to go out dancing. I am getting quite desperate because when evening comes my hair is quite unmanageable. There are two ways of dealing with your problem. One is to tie228 words
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Article, Illustration870 1956-09-23 16 NURSE Kathleen SAYS... Common Infectious Fevers 0! Childhood NURSE KATHLEEN WILL ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS AND ADVISE YOU ON YOUR PROBLEMS IN CHILD CARE. WRITE TO NURSE KATHLEEN, SUNDAY STANDARD, LIM TECK KIM ROAD, SINGAPORE 2 Unle our cnuaren siari school, they also start on the common infectious diseases as a870 words
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Article, Illustration682 1956-09-23 16 Shaving Unwanted HAIR WITH A Piece Of Thread THE removal of surplus hair has always been a problem to women. Way back in the days of war-chariots, togas and queens who bathed in milk, women strove for an appearance of baby-like smoothness of the skin. Even a light fine down682 words
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Article, Illustration512 1956-09-23 16 "OHORTIE" hightdresses and O pyjamas, are rightly enough, becoming more and more popular with Singapore's younger set. "Shorties" are pretty as well as practical, since they retain the femininity of frills and laces at the top, but offer a blessed relief from that horror the floor-length nightgown which512 words
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Miscellaneous258 1956-09-23 18 1«4 A l||k|k l#pn r«/£ SECRET CF THE WITH THEIR STRANSE- BUT, MANDRAKE, 'THAT'S THE IROMC RART. HARRY,' ii A a 111l Al/ UNDERWATER C/TY: SCIENCE, THEY'VE I NEVER HEARD SAYS MANDRAKE. 'THE CONTINENT mA AN ll# AKr* THOUSANDS OF YEARS A6Q MANAGE^ TO 1/ OF AN ANCIENT OF MU258 words
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Miscellaneous174 1956-09-23 19 ;flsdka; l f^^^^^^^^^-^^^ \JACK ESCAPED CONVICT WHO I IW£ THOUSAHPS MASSED IN THE I KVHATG 601M6 ON HERE? MUST" (STILL NOT A \AOR&) af^VT^JJilki HAS STOLEN THE PHANTbMS COSTUME- NATURAL ARENA 6IVE HIM A BE SOME SOBT OF SPORTS EVENT]/ HEMUSTBEJ I iYw^?yjs^ STRAMGE POESNT WHO AM I MIGHTY O^AT/ONf/\J^i^j^\174 words
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Article, Illustration725 1956-09-23 21 Rue Scribe - Rue Scribe }^-^n^_JJs_Anothev Well Turned-Out Car MOTORING By IT'S INDIVIDUALISTIC AND MODERN IN EVERY LINE 'J'HE Italians have a flair for stylish automobile lines. Designing a car is not only a business with them, it is an art. But where others tend to overdo it725 words
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Article, Illustration165 1956-09-23 21 Britain produced a innPr in the inexpensive r» cars I 0 arr exciting nnl its iroffid >1 :»00. seems i g the Berkeley sports B nd this is what is mrd for it: 1 < P ord of TO miles hour. petrol consumption of165 words
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Article, Illustration1198 1956-09-23 21 U.S., Continental Automakers Giving Britain A Run For Her Money In Australia "THE British motor indus- A tr v is facing a determined challenge by United States and Continental interests to claim a major part of the Australian and New Zealand markets, and to establish their1,198 words
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Article46 1956-09-23 21 A WOMAN in Milan, Italy, is making her taxi-cab glamorous. She is the first woman taxi-driver there. In her cab will be flowers, a spray of perfume, free cigarettes, newspapers, magazines and sweets. "I am planning a female touch to my cab," she says.46 words
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Article171 1956-09-23 21 VES, you've guessed it. A Cars will be dearer Many are already up by a few hundred dollars. This was due to higher freight rates announced over a month ago. More increases will take effect when shipments made after last week arrive. The longer171 words
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Article, Illustration520 1956-09-23 22 fJOW comes it that some people stand the pace of modern life better than others? It cannot be matter entirely of physique. Look at the Queen. She is always on the move, yet many a man would wilt under the travelling she does. Evidently mere muscle Is not520 words
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Miscellaneous119 1956-09-23 22 Children Born This Week SUNDAY.— Rather happy-go-hicky. They desire to live bohemianly. This may arise from some special interest in art. Or from gifts for public presentation. In ant/ event, these generous and lovable, people succeed nobly. MONDAY. Extremely clever. The mind is keen and filled with brisk ideas. Possibility119 words
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Miscellaneous459 1956-09-23 22 WEDNESDAY.— These possess at least one outstanding talent. It rests upon their excellent discrimination. This, in turn, is based on perception on the grand scale. They will be artistic, unusual, and very attractive, THURSDAY.— Very deep natures. They have interests beyond normal and would appear to shine in some very459 words
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Miscellaneous974 1956-09-23 22 mendous good fortune, anyhowl Their lives appear To be one long run of unbelievable strokes of fortune. Your Week M=lfiiK» ifcinaiH eJjj MARCH 21-APRIL 20 (Aries).- If anvthln* /Jm\ a 8tl11 bett *~k than last. It increases chances 4lf<) of ain from normal tasks and speculative ym\] I* thin Most974 words
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Article409 1956-09-23 23 MICHAEL MARRIOTT - MICHAEL MARRIOTT S w (Longmans Green Co., London. 165.) [T Is becoming almost as popular an achievement to plunge across the Sahara in record time and in a jalopy about to fall apart, as it is to make a bid for fame by swimming tne English channel. Some409 words
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Article458 1956-09-23 23 Berard Llewellyn - FROM THE BACK STREETS OF BENGAL Berard Llewellyn by. (George Allen Unwin, Ltd., London. 18s.) ATR. Llewellyn ("I Left fX My Roots in China") now goes to India and Pakistan to re-root himself, and he does it to the great advantage of anyone who reads his latest book, recently acquired458 words
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Article, Illustration11 1956-09-23 23 "It's a special spout for getting under newspapers!" WVVV\VVIVV\V\AVIVI\V\/VVVVVVVVVV\V^ WVWWWW V11 words
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Article661 1956-09-23 23 PHILIP TOYNBEE - PHILIP TOYNBEE THE PELICAN BOOK OF ENGLISH PROSE. General Editor: Kenneth Allott. (Five volumes at 3s. sd. each.) By THIS is one of Pelican Books' most impressive undertakings. Mr. Allott has chosen his editorial team almost exclusively from among his colleagues at Liverpool University, but this act of661 words
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Article410 1956-09-23 23 Patricia Ledyard - Patricia Ledyard By (Peter Davies, London. 155.) ALTHOUGH the author tries hard to find fault, in a gentle sort of way, she can see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil of thLs friendly Island, which Is part of the kingdom of Queen Salote Tupou, who won410 words
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Article220 1956-09-23 23 Thomas Anderson; John Wain - Thomas Anderson John Wain By (Gollanez 12s. 6d.) By IVTR. ANDERSON'S Your ITJ Own Beloved Sons concerns soldiers, but this time con.scripts in wartime instead of Regulars in peace-time. For most readers, the interest here, tco. will be journalistic and documentary; they will read it to220 words
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Article, Illustration880 1956-09-23 24 Arnold Backman - Youth Kissed Girl In Bath Then Fled Arnold Backman reports from NEW YORK •AV\VV\V\VW\\\.\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\VVt A SHOWER isn't exactly the place a girl expects a kiss. Certainly not an uninvited kiss. Not from a stranger. Not In the privacy of one's bath. (But judging from the recent charge of Lady Thomson880 words
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Article116 1956-09-23 24 Denis Dunn - Punches in Print Denis Dunn By 9 A drunk who wa#, stated to have stolen a bunch of radishes pleaded: It was my birthday."* Presumably fie wanted many happy returns. a To a drunk with sev- era] convictions, the magistrate remarked "I feel sick at the sight of you." THE116 words
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Article495 1956-09-23 24 Fishermen Use Themselves as BAIT pROM the piers and harbours of holiday resorts hundreds of anglers are patiently waiting for the fish to bite. Their equipment varies from a pin and length of string to tackle costing as much as £100. Although the modern angler has a bewildering array of495 words
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Article58 1956-09-23 24 What is the longest time J that a human being was survived adrift in the open sea? ONE HUNDRED AND Z THIRTY THREE DAYS— nearly four and a half months by C Second Steward Poon S Lim of the Merchant Navy after his ship was torpedoed in58 words
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209 1956-09-23 24 PARSON BANNED STRONG BEER ON SUNDAYS WHEN customers at Harry Oswin'g pub in Barkby, Leicestershire, ask for a pint of home brewed they really mean HOME BREWED. For seventy-five-year-old Harry, landlord of the 700-year-old Malt Shovel Inn, Is one of the few publicans left In Britain who still brew their209 words
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Article472 1956-09-23 24 GEORGE MELL - HIGHWAYWOMAN'S DAYLIGHT ROBBERY GEORGE MELL LAWLESS LIVES by J YT/HETHER daintily dressJ ed and using her 2 charms to find victims for her highwayman husband or, masked, armed and in H male attire, robbing trail vellers herself, Joan Bracey 2 undoubtedly had glamour. But she was hanged at Tyburn in472 words
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