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Title Section26 1955-12-01 1 tVFRtcr p, wIY frit ti mß SALE EX€ f- E J» 4o The Straits Times. Net*** 01 Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 15 CENTS26 words
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Article327 1955-12-01 1 LF-RULE Cominuation o* Emergency DTTnrV m IWljft wm not be any obstac i e BUDGET British policy clarified mW BASIS FOR LONDON TALKS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday HUN of the Emergency will not be any obstacle t deration s advance to self-government, the Hijjh ComSir Donald MacGillivray, told327 words
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Article, Illustration906 1955-12-01 1 $42 mil. surplus this year will become a deficit in 1956 ■U NEW TAXES BUT HELP FOR MINES AND PLANTATIONS Kl'AL.l LI'MPIR. Wed— The Federation expects a surplus of K2, 390.000 this year but a deficit of 9.750.000 rext year. This was announced by the Financial Secretary. Mr. C. J.906 words
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Article50 1955-12-01 1 TOKYO, Wed. A United States Air Force bomber' crashed in western Japan to- day. Three crew members i parachuted to safety. Two are missing.— Reuter. Legal again I MOSCOW, Wed. Russia today legalised abortions I in a surprise decree rescinding a 20-year-old ban. Reuter. IReuter - 50 words
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Article70 1955-12-01 1 MELBOURNE. Wed. A' woman appeared in court here today and admitted riding through the streets early today clad only in flimsy underwear and a brassiere while standing on the shoulders of a motor-cyclist. Evallne Cassar, 25. pleaded guilty to offensive behaviour, but the magistrate, Mr. HaroldReuter - 70 words
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Article, Illustration131 1955-12-01 1 FUN IN THE SUN— MARSHALL IN THE NOT-SO-CRUEL SEA THE TIDE off Pulau Snu.tkau was hiith. The Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, was dying for a swim. But his swimming trunks were at home in Chansi. He thought for a moment and pulled off his bush Jacket. Then hr walked131 words
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Article430 1955-12-01 1 STC chief rejects union plan for wage negotiations OIR THOMAS STRANGMAN, chairman ol the Singapore Traction Company, yesterday rejected a three-point agenda proposed by the workers' union for negotiations to end the 65-day strike. He made the decision at an urgent meeting with the I Chief Minister,430 words
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Article134 1955-12-01 1 To Winston by the sackful ONDON, Wed. The Queen and other members of the Royal Family were among those who today sent greetings to Sir Winston Churchill on his 81st. birthday. There was also a special message from Sir Anthony Eden, the British Prime Minister. So bigReuter - 134 words
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Article34 1955-12-01 1 BEIRUT. Wed. Police disclosed today that more than 100 people, including a Lebanese parliament member, had been arrested in a plot to overthrow the (jovernment of President Camille Chamoun. U.P.UP - 34 words
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Article26 1955-12-01 1 CHICAGO. Wed. Nearly 31,000 Americans were killed on highways in the first 10 months of 1955 a seven per cent Increase over 1954.26 words
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Article23 1955-12-01 1 COVENTRY. Wed. Dr. Neville Gorton. Bishop of Coventry, died in a hospital here today after an operation. He was 67.— U.P.UP - 23 words
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Article58 1955-12-01 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Director of Operations. Lt.-Gen. Sir Geoffrey Bourne, flies to London on Tuesday to have discussions with the Chiet of the Imperial General Stall Gen. Sir Gerald Templer. The principal topic, it is understood, will be the con- I tinuation of the anti-Cnrn-munist58 words
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Article36 1955-12-01 1 SMOG BLACK! II 1 IN LONDON .ONDON. Wed— Worst .sums' <>f ycai piim^ id London into midnight darkness ihis afternoon. London Airport loscd lot ■IX hours and rail trallu;>nd shipping in Thanirs disrupted. U.P.UP - 36 words
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Article454 1955-12-01 1 Trapped Reds blasted by guns KUALA PILAH. Wed. OOYAL ARTILLERY men moved 25--pounders into the Simpang Pertana; ana Ol Efegri Sembilan today and began bombarding 40 iquare miles of jungle where 30 terrorists have been cornered. The hilly target, which stretches across the border of the Jelebu and Kuila PUah454 words
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Article28 1955-12-01 1 NEW YORK, Wed.—Evanttelist Billy Graham has returned from England for a rest before he flies in Janu.uy to India, Hong Kony anc 1 Japan, U.PUP - 28 words
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Article1400 1955-12-01 2 'BEATEN REDS CAN'T IMPEDE POLITICAL PROGRESS' and Her Majesty's Government will continue to give such help as it may require." The High Commissioner said the London talks in January would be followed by the appointment of a commission to review the constitution. He would attend1,400 words
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146 1955-12-01 2 SHAFTS SEALED TILL IT BCRSSOII KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Fire which broke out two weeks ago 700 feet underground in the Pahang Consolidated tin mine at Sungei Lembins; has been isolated and is now being allowed to burn itself out. The cause of the146 words
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423 1955-12-01 3 SA VED! H-BOMB CANNOT BLOW UP WORLD, SA YS A TOM MAN it 'scries of bangs from one h[ g bang' theory is based on false premise IN, Wed. British A w li o Ihc warini'lll of bomb, vcsterday i bang, how lii.^. >tl :i chain lable of n a423 words
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123 1955-12-01 3 Slave, he said, and then he raped me' >RK, Wed. Bixer Ranrpin told a "You are ye to my ion." Daniels. 30. he was "a J Roland I yes-■-uinc 10 damraped 1953, when N >. York world Bobo" Olsen.l Turpin 27 i boReuter - 123 words
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Article, Illustration91 1955-12-01 3 DAGMAB JKANSSAN. It, daughter of a Swedish millionaire, and Bjoern Masnusson. ill) -a week ro.idu nrkcr. with their baby son. Dacmar's parents and a court refused to let the couple marry. So Uagmar who said that she pre- i i ifd happiness91 words
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Article121 1955-12-01 3 Comet 111 shiuvs paces no non-stop 3,300-mile test flight LONDON. Wed. 4 COMET 111-Bri- tain's bis hope in the jetliner race— has flown 3.300 miles non- stop in seven hours 22 j minutes, it was an- 1 nounced last night. Sir Miles Thomas, chairman of 8.0.A.C. said the121 words
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Article33 1955-12-01 3 KARACHI, Wed. Mr. All. the Pakistan Prime Minister, has accepted an invitation from Peking to visit China and will probably go there in February, the Pakistan Government announced today.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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238 1955-12-01 3 Eden does not want Chou in London LONDON. Wed. npHE Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, was cool yesterday to a Socialist suggestion that he invite Red Chinese Premier, Mr. Chou En-lai, to Britain. Sir Anthony was asked by Socialist Mr. Emiys Hughe.s whether he would discuss with Mr. Chou EnlaiAP - 238 words
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Article53 1955-12-01 3 NEW. YORK. Wed. An explosive blast broke windows and shook buildings along a 30-mile line in eastern lowa last night, but authorities were unable to track down its origin. It was believed that the blast might have been caused by a jet plane crashing through53 words
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Article142 1955-12-01 3 FAURE DEFEATED 1 ON POLLS ISSUE PARIS. Wed. 'THE nine-montb-old government of the Premier, Mr. Edgar Faure. fell last night when the Assembly voted against holding early elections The cabinet nut later and decided tentatively to dissolve the Assembly lor the iirst time In 78 years andUP - 142 words
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199 1955-12-01 3 'NO NEED FOR WEST TO WORRY' CALCUTTA, Wednesday. 'THE Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, today said the world need not be "alarmed" at the possibility of India joining the Communjrt bloc as a result of the current visit by Russian leaders. Addressing the199 words
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Article75 1955-12-01 3 NEW YORK. Wed— France returned to the United Nations General Assembly yesterday. Mr. H. Alphano. the French permanent representative to the United Natuins. headed the delegation as it made its i first aDDearance in the General Assembly since walking out on Sept 30 in protest againstReuter - 75 words
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Article55 1955-12-01 3 BUENOS AIRES. Wed. The Argentine Government today ordered that the newspaper La Prensa be returned to its former owners, the family of Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz. The famous newspaper was seized by the Peronista Party in January. 1951. and has since been published by theReuter - 55 words
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Article27 1955-12-01 3 PUEBLA, Mexico, Wed. Seven telegraph linemen were electrocuted yesterday when a cable they were workin? on touched a high voltage electric line— A. P.27 words
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Article376 1955-12-01 3 LONDON. Wed. ALTHOUGH there was no marked expansion in business stock markets began new accounts on a satisfactory note. Sentiment HI helped by the Wall Street recovery and the good United Kingdom industrial output figures. Gilts held steady in quiet tradIng while In foreigners Japanese continued their advance.376 words
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Advertisement82 1955-12-01 3 i arrange speedy delivery of the c;w i>s(.' in Britain or almost anywhere in the world. DO more economical or effective DJoying your business trip or leave. ■S A ii.. j ■:j in 'lll i 'Aftjlßlr*'! f^^y HAWK SALOON oing homey Take your car in your pocket! 4 We will82 words
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Advertisement387 1955-12-01 3 J^ OUR wl^ j SALE I ltvffins Todatjl ALL PRICES LOWERED CONSIDERABLY. L« New Shipment of r CHINESE TABLE LINENS S °S f^ CLOISONNE WARES Vj j -mMI NOVELTIES g jflSi SIAMESE NEILLO WARZS *Q ™*m&j~~~ Suitable for Sj Christmas Souvenir ft, g ON SALE NOW. S China Crafts, g387 words
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Article94 1955-12-01 4 RENT LAW IS EXTENDED 'Positively the last performance' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE Federal Lecisla tive Council today extended the Rent Control Ordinance of 1948 for another 12 months. I 'This, however, is positively i Its last performance." said the acting Attorney-General. Mr. T. V A. Brodie. He said that a94 words
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74 1955-12-01 4 KUALA LIMPI'R. Wed Three hundred inmates of the Sungei Buloh leper settlement today formed a new branch of the Selaiuor division of the Labour Party of Malaya The chairman of the division. Mr. Tan Tuan Boon, said that 16 other new branches are planned. Seven74 words
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Article58 1955-12-01 4 PENANG. Wed. A Juror I who was absent from court this morning when his name was railed out. was fined Sl5 this afternoon. M. P. M Berbers, an assis- tant manager, assured Mr. Justice Spenser-Wilkinson that he had no intention of disobeying the order of the58 words
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Article290 1955-12-01 4 PARENTS COMPLAIN: NOT ENOUGH APPARATUS FOR PHYSICS EXAMINATION. SCHOOL LOTTERY OVER QUESTION TWO SHOCKING—FA THER IPOH, Wednesday. gTUDENTS had to draw lots to answer a question in the practical physics paper of the Higher School Certificate examination held here. Most of the students wanted290 words
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Article67 1955-12-01 4 PEKAN. Wed. Raja Haji Shahar Shah, who joined the Malay Administrative Service, at the age of 13 in 1917, has retired after 38 years' service. He left for Kuala Kangsar yesterday. For the past five years Raja Shahar Shah acted as secretary to the Sultan of67 words
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Article54 1955-12-01 4 An aircraft, with Balinese dancers and musicians j aboard, arrived in Singapore yesterday from Czechoslova- kia. The team of seven dancing girls, three male dancers i and 22 musicians part of a cultural mission was on I its way back to Indonesia. Youngest dancer on board54 words
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Article44 1955-12-01 4 Singapore's Chief Minister. Mr David Marshall, will not preside at his weekly "meet the people sessions for the next three weeks. Mr. Marshal; leaves tomorrow for talks in London. The Public Advisory Bureau, however, win still function on Saturdays.44 words
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Article35 1955-12-01 4 PENANG. Wed A labour- er. R. K. Pakirisamy. 40. was charged in a magistrate's court here today with murdering S. Muthu, aged 50, at York Road last night. He was remanded in custody.35 words
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Article231 1955-12-01 4 Tengku will outline plans FOR LONDON TALKS AND CHIN PENG KUALA LUMPUR, Wed T«HE Chief Minister 1 Tengku Abdul Rahman, will make important statements in the Federal Legislative Council on Saturday on his forthcoming constitutional talks in London and his meeting with Chin Peng the Communist leader. He said this231 words
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Article52 1955-12-01 4 PENA N G. Wed. The i Nanyang Book Company, of 202. Carnarvon Street, pleaded not guilty in the Second Magistrate's Court here today to a summons charge of exposing for sale 1.2781 b. of plasticine with a counterfeit trade mark. Hearing was fixed for Jan. 1252 words
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Article48 1955-12-01 4 PENANG, Wed. Over 50 bales of cloth, valued a: $1,220. were reportct stolen I from a textile flnr in King 1 Street. Mr. Chong Chee Phing. proprietor of Chop Fook Shing. told police that burglars entered his .'hop after cutting a barbed wire fen- cinq.48 words
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Article158 1955-12-01 4 Village woman gets news of relative who joined terrorists BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wednesday. LAU BOON SENG, former leader of the sth independent platoon of the Communist Bth Regiment who surrendered in Bukit Mertajam with eight of his gang on Monday, last night brought news from the jungle to a158 words
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Article63 1955-12-01 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Nearly 2.500 workers left Malaya last year with no intention of returning. They were among 12,622 i people or relatives to whom| the Employees' Provident Fund paid $1,934,600 in withdrawals. The others who qualified for withdrawals included 6.920 who became 55 years of63 words
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Article84 1955-12-01 4 ALOR STAR. Wed— Saying that he could not come to a definite finding that there was a deliberate intention of killing, the Kedah Assize judf?e. Mr. Justice Hill, today convicted a padi planter. Peron Keliang, on a lesser 'charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder.84 words
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Article, Illustration53 1955-12-01 4 MR. AND MRS. Al' NAI FAI cut a five-tier cake at a reception after thfir wedding at the Celestial cabaret in Ipoh on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Au is a businessman and a racing motorist. His bride was formerly Miss Sally Kong Wai Keng.53 words
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Article188 1955-12-01 4 Not telling the truth, expert says UNGKU ABDUL AZIZ, rural economics expert who resigned from the Board of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority after a row over the annual report of RIDA. said in Singapore yesterday that he was not satisfied with the explanation188 words
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Article37 1955-12-01 4 Mr. F Stan^k. an official of the Bata Shoe company, has arrived from Calcutta, to help solve the "5-day strike at its Singapore factory. He 'vill meet representatives of the 247 strikers today37 words
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Article92 1955-12-01 4 THE 31n4 Council adoptod a calling for mea s v "pirate' tax moving thi number of taxis. Mr. Yap PI that the dai nounced lab keteers c;i He said sold taxi Uceni each could they were k when the I limit the r. Car92 words
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Article40 1955-12-01 4 i The Singa;>. j for the Deal j made anoth. r public ye I gister all deal children and The fcssocl itl I start a scho j staff to teach how to speak stand others.40 words
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Article27 1955-12-01 4 PENAXG W nang Police Thrift and L< gave a tea p..:' honour of its h and treasurer Pawanchee bin Eu-soff. ASP I soon on trail27 words
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Article19 1955-12-01 4 KUALA LUMPUB The Fede: mission whJ Minister, Ten man, led to Inti this month, cost ment $15,000.19 words
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82 1955-12-01 4 THERE will be no last- I minute hitches before Sin- gapore> new ei^ht-million- dollar skyscraper, the Asia Insurance Building. is opened by the Governor, Sir Robert Black, on Dec. Ml •'Everything is going ahead i as scheduled" Mr. C. K. Lee. said on behalf82 words
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Advertisement342 1955-12-01 4 This is the BARREL There are V<J/ different o' a fountain pen ESTERBROOK POINTS .t. i^^^^ the BARREL I 1 st'i*t No matter how you write MOST IMPORTANT— you can get the RIGHT POINT- First e iect the right po.nt for the way you write the COLO n R"b y342 words
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Advertisement196 1955-12-01 4 for BETTER VALUE for BETTER SAVING But/ front NEWEST RANGE OF GOODS tfl Our GRAND ffiNUJi arrivals (Sp y^>LAjLjLj ...newly oper j J iic^S for you! (=^'^2> Votffn Q ome foda These are some of them™*'^ Tootal's Lystav 52.25 per yd. I Am. Black Tobralco $2.25 Satin 60 190 pram196 words
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284 1955-12-01 5 Into a sarong and exit Merman Marshall in a splash of joy FISHERIES TRAINING FOR ISLANDERS PORK'S I Minister, vid Marshall, ,1 ;i sarong Ihe penghulu m Semakau I morning i,i swimming. he announced i build a lishaining centre liny island. Marshall's swim Semakau c during his the Southern i284 words
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Article96 1955-12-01 5 Students to form new union Aim— equal treatment KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Private school students in Selangor are to form a union here on Friday. The convenor of the meeting, Mr. J. A. Clarence, said today its aim was to get treatment for private school students equal to that of Government96 words
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Article105 1955-12-01 5 A liriwr Argonaut over f*?? !h trouble day morning n n yest f er" taking fnrS^H after Cloud nf r,! d °n- DouroH from »l t Sm°ke ETnr i? r-L^ r K en" gint a.s it circled above thp airport. The pilot was forced to {eat,105 words
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Article240 1955-12-01 5 'CITY COUNCIL SHOULD MEET RISK' T<HE Singapore Chinese Lorry Owners' Association has disagreed with the City Council over the operation of the emergency school lorry service which began two months ago with the Singapore Traction Company strike. The association, which hires out the lorries, claims that it240 words
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Article136 1955-12-01 5 THANKS FOR THANKS Mac Donald tells councillors KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. FEDERAL Legislative 1 Councillors received two letters of thanks when they arrived for the budget meeting today. One was from the former Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. thanking the Council for its tribute to his work in Malaya The136 words
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Article33 1955-12-01 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Entries for the 1956 London Chamber of Commerce spring examinations close on Dec. 26. Entries and fees from Selangor are to be sent to the Chief Education Officer.33 words
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Article95 1955-12-01 5 It will be dancing time shortly "THE International Society of Teachers of Dancing i Malaya) will hold four amateur dance competitions In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur this month and in January. The first will be the Selangor International Open Amateur (Mixed) Dance Championship at the Eastern Hotel ballroom in Kuala95 words
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Article51 1955-12-01 5 Nine people oleaded not guilty in a Singapore magistrate's court yesterday to a charge of attempting to steal 2.700 lb. of smoked sheet rubber on board th° m.v. Teucer. anchored at Godown 5 of the Singapore Harbour Board, yesterday. They were remanded in custody until51 words
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Article300 1955-12-01 5 —BUT NEW LAW WILL GIVE SOME CONTROL OVER THE 'BAD' HOTELS SINGAPORE'S Alien Registration Ordinance was never intended as an anti-vice measure, the Police Secretary, Mr. Peter Claque, told the Straits Times yesterday. "At the same time the regular checking of hotels does deter300 words
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Article113 1955-12-01 5 GARRICK: Sandhaan (HindU— 3.15. 6.30, 9.1j; Tel. *****. KING'S: White Snake Fable (Mandarin)— l.ls. 6, 9.15; Tel. *****. CATHAY: Trial— ll, 1.45, 4.15. 6.45, 9.30; Tel. *****. ODEON: The Left Hand of God —11 1.45, 4.15, 6.45, 9.30; Tel. *****. CAPITOL: The Night Holds Terror— ll 1.45,113 words
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Article152 1955-12-01 5 SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: i Exhibition of work by beginners j at British Council art gallery. Stamford Road opening by Dr. Michael Sullivan. 5.30 p.m. SINGAPORE SOCIETY OK MATEI't DANCERS: Fifth an-' n' ersarj ball at Rallies Hotel 8 to 1 a.m. lIEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY: Puoik. lecture on "Interpretation i152 words
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Article, Illustration118 1955-12-01 5 Damages for libelled monk TAN B E N G CHONG (above) editor of a Singapore Chinese bi-weekly, Feng I.i" who yesterday with two co-defendants agreed to pay 51.750 damages to a 70-year-old Buddhist monk, Cha'an Ho Chang, who had sued his paper for defamation of character. The article, which described118 words
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220 1955-12-01 5 TALKS TO END BUS LOCKOUT OPEN TODAY Bosses agree to meet workers SINGAPORE Chinese bus owners will mpet representatives of their locked out workers today in a bid to settle the dispute. The Commissione- for Labour, Mr. D. I. Goodwin, yesterday inyited both parties for talks at his office "to220 words
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Article62 1955-12-01 5 Ooh Ah Too. 19, a house painter, was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Whitton in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday for the murder of Chan Choo Yong, 21. a hawker. The jury returned an unanimous verdict of guilty. The murder took place at Chia Keng62 words
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Article58 1955-12-01 5 Forty crippled boys and girls from the British Red Cross Home at Tanah Merah Besar, Singapore, were among the guests of the Army at a military ceremony at Selarang Barracks yesterday evening. The occasion was Beating of Retreat by the band and pipes and drums of58 words
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Article32 1955-12-01 5 BUTTERWORTH, Wed. A mother, Chong Sai Hong, 37, was killed and her baby. Tang Lam Chor, injured when they were knocked down by a car at Bagan Jermal Road yesterday.32 words
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Advertisement230 1955-12-01 5 >~^ perfect So simple to give .so lovely to receive J Luxurious Lavender sett P ract ca l Beauty seta KT^^ P rec ous Perfumes f* "'^■rfw'v^ Sensible luxury for men. TAIOLtT It OLD lOND ITKEiT LONDON DU RATALS? 7 SOLES AND HEELS jtoS Mad* in England uSw/wh \J[ phillips230 words
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Article279 1955-12-01 6 Deficiency in stores of Federal Police Depot first raised 22 months ago Audit disclosure and full inquiry is promised KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. VKAKLY million worth of equipment is missing from the Federal Police Stores in Kunla Lumpur. A police spokesman today described the missinc goods279 words
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73 1955-12-01 6 Strike: Councillors see 'peaceful' pickets stage banner parade KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday.— Twenty strikers from the Fung Keong rubber factory, Klang. p_raded In the approach road to the Federal Legislative Council today with placards and banners. They lifted the placards as each official car drove past. More than 500 workers are73 words
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Article238 1955-12-01 6 Escorted past booing strikers KLANG, Wed. STRIKERS Of the Fung Keong rubber factory here today blocked the pate and prevented the manager, Mr. J. W. Brown, from driving out. Six hours later a police party which included the D.C.P. 0.. Selangor. Mr. M. J. Manning, and the238 words
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130 1955-12-01 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Government plans to introduce a simultaneous translation tystem, similar to that u.=ed at United Nat conferences, to overcome the language difficulty at LegislatlVe Council meetings. T waa stated by the act- ing Chief Secretary. Mr. David Gray, in a130 words
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Article, Illustration56 1955-12-01 6 THIS CKASJI bt-twft-ii .1 lorry and a car occurred in Lornic Road, off Thom--mni Road, Singapore. >c>terday. Only caMialty was the driver of the car, Sunsip bin ll.i.ii Salam. til). He was treated at the (•moral Hospital and allowed to go home. The four people on56 words
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Article68 1955-12-01 6 CLEARED OF CHEATING CHARGE KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Christopher Campos, 22. ot Peel Road was today acquitted here of cheating an insurance firm official by posing that he was an owner of rubber estates and omnibus companies on July 5 Thi' charge was withdrawn by the Deputy Public Prosecutor. After he68 words
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Article29 1955-12-01 6 IPOH. Wed. The Perak Chinese Welfare Association la to discuss the financial' position of the old folks home in Gopeng Road at Us Annual general meeting.29 words
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Article39 1955-12-01 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A cyclist. Thor Slew Poh. was fined $35 here today for not observing a "keep left" traffic sign and for abusing and knocking off the cap of a constable who had pulled him up.39 words
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86 1955-12-01 6 Xl ALA LIMPIR. Wed The Minister for Labour. Mr V T. Sambanthan. today refused in the Federal Legislative Council to reveal the number of subscribing members of trade unions employed as manual workers on FeHeration rubber estates. I excluding smallholdings. He told Mr. Abdul llamid86 words
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Article120 1955-12-01 6 CARS WRECKED: FIVE INJURED A SINGAPORE merchant, Mr. Tan Bak Scan, 43, and three members of his family were severely injured last night when his car was involved in a headon collision with another car at the 4i milestone. Upper Serangoon Road. Both cars were wrecked completely. Tan was taken120 words
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Article47 1955-12-01 6 Chow Ah Yeo, 42, a furniture dealer, of Truro Road. Singapore was admitted to the General Hospital late last night after he had been knocked down by a lorry in Upper Serangoon Road. He was stated to be dangerously ill early this morning.47 words
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Article45 1955-12-01 6 The Speaker of the Singapore Legislative Assembly Mr. G.E.N. Oehlers. yesterday laid the foundation stone ot Our Saviour's Church and clinic at Prince Charles Crescent in Queenstown The Bishop .of Singapore th«* Rt. Rev. Henry W. Baines. conducted the dedication service.45 words
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Article35 1955-12-01 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. It has now been confirmed that a terrorist Khoo Ah Lip. was killed by secu-ity forces in the Bukit Mertajam area of Province Wellesley in August this year.35 words
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Article178 1955-12-01 6 STOLEN FROM PARKED CAR JOHORE BAHI, An estate mat.. f erred to travel bodyguard wa lour months' day for losing a bine and 30 roui munition. EM. Stewart, ot Palms, pleaded g taking reasonabl. tions for theii- safi Mr. B.M Jon:." asp prosecuting, said178 words
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Article29 1955-12-01 6 PENANG Wrd students in Ooverni aided English gchi been awarded a I Welfare Committee scholarships worth $100 a year. The scholarships are tenable for four years29 words
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Article29 1955-12-01 6 Qantas Empire and 8.0.A.C. will h cepticn at Raffles Hotel. Singapore on Dec. 8 at 7.15 p.ir. to mark the 21st a: of their Kangaroo route partnership29 words
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Article, Illustration506 1955-12-01 7 NEW SIT SCHEME SCRAPES THROUGH CITY COUNCIL No, they will be even lower than that gV 13 votes to 12 the Singapore Ci t y Council derided last night in favour of th c Improvement Trust 1) v tiding houses of "lower than low-cost" stand ards.506 words
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Article192 1955-12-01 7 JAIL- IN YOUR SPARE TIME IPOH, Wed.— What is believed to be the worlds first sparetime jail will be completed in Kuala Lumpur towards the end of January. The Commissioner of Prisons. Mr. O. V. Garrat. today World will watch Malaya's latest prison experiment described it as "a jail to192 words
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Article199 1955-12-01 7 FEDERATION WORKS ON NEW PLAN KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. /GOVERNMENT clerks may be promoted to executive jobs under a scheme which the Federation Government is now considering. The aim of the proposed i executive service is to attract suitable men to the Government clerical services which199 words
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Article78 1955-12-01 7 IPOH. Wed. compulsory I anti-rabies inoculation of dogs in Ipoh has been delayed till Dec. 7. This is because of the late arrival of vaccine from the United States. Meanwhile, four state veterinary department teams are patrolling Ipoh and des- troying dogs not on leash.78 words
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Article49 1955-12-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray. today talked to 24 field officers of the Selangor State Information Department who have just completed a seven-day I civics course. He told them that the information services would still be needed when the Emergency was over.49 words
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112 1955-12-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR Wed— The Speaker of the Federal Legislative Council, Raja Sir Uda, said at today's i Budget meeting that Mr. Michael Hogan, the former Attorney-General, had made an "immense contribution 1 to the Federation. Mr Hogan left three weeks ago to be Chief112 words
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Article48 1955-12-01 7 The City Council decision to give notice for the taking over of the Singapore Traction Company was rescinded at its monthly meeting yes- I terrtay. The Council took this step because it had been refused funds to buy over the company. There was no debate.48 words
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Advertisement236 1955-12-01 7 iiiiiiMiiw" 1111 11 •""'"■"""■inm nun 0K MODERN LIVING.... Home, Offices and Public Buildings U SC ACCOTILE the resilient floor ti'e |Hp «P WENG LEONG LTD. ..nt i'lnm- file Specialists |\1 DISTRIBUTOR IXSTALLATOR for Mi'- KeriVi.Uion of Malaya of IRMSTSONG FLOORING x Asphalt Tile. Rubber Tilr. Excelon I Lli Llnotlle, Linoleum.236 words
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Advertisement177 1955-12-01 7 OUR X MAS SALE STARTS TODAY YOUR CHANCE TO BUY CHEAPLY Please come early to avoid disappointment The NOVELTYsxoR E 88, North Bridge Road, Singapore-6 Tel: 33/23 X'MAS SALE MOW ON Clearing Bargains Usually CLEARINC FRENCH RAYON NET 36" S I 20 $0.50 p. yd. WOOLLEN BLANKETS $11.50 S8.50 each177 words
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Miscellaneous158 1955-12-01 7 10.00 BBC Jazz Club; 10.30-11.00 RADIO MALAYA ——j^— •Procrammes thus marked can ||i%B J {'JL 'A f|l ifrl I be received by listeners In I Malacca. gf 's J^l^'Egf'-als^BaHEl^ i Short wave 49 tc 62m. Medium I wave 476m., 343m.. 366m. and SINGAPORE P.M. 1.00 Lunchtlme Concert; I (Medium wave158 words
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Article247 1955-12-01 8 M H..rrf. minimum). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day Mall 1 if you want to win that $5,000 word pusile MULCHANDS 82-1, Bras Ba*;ih Road Beautiful Cocktail evenJiik Downs for Xmas. J a FEW Days left for sendini; your Cadbury Fry Gift Parcels to your friends arid ReCOCKTAIL GOWNS in Sophisticated247 words
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1143 1955-12-01 8 The Straits Times. S'pore, Thurs. Dec. 1, 1955. The Malayan Future New ground was broken in the Federation Legislative Council yesterday when the High Commissioner spoke to an Alliance brief. "I would j remind you," said Sir Donald MacGillivray, "that I speak today on behalf of the Government as now1,143 words
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1163 1955-12-01 8 The tractor is replacing the bullock on the padi lands of Malaya If Malaya is to become a united country and to stand on its own feet., people must be made self-reliant. From RIDA report reviewed belou RURAL dwellers have accepted the need for self-help and are beginning to break1,163 words
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1080 1955-12-01 8 HARDER WORK FOR LESS MONEY- THAT'S THE SQUATTER'S GRUMBLE The first of two articles by FRANCIS WONG T»HERE has been little i*■ official word for three years on the 550 I new villages set up in j the Federation since j the Emergency wag j declared in 1948. The White1,080 words
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Advertisement609 1955-12-01 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. ru Horrf. $IH I minimum). DEL: To Mary (nee Reeves! and I. m. a daughter. Rosemary Beaumont on 28th November, at B.M H Khiam;. Til »,.rrf, Ji» (minimum). TEOH-! KAN On 29.U.55 Keah, Brother of Khoon i Siok Loo. third daughter of Mr A: Mrs. Lean Tat Toe.609 words
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Advertisement11 1955-12-01 8 I^SSSS^k. BETTER wmh. MERCHANT TA/LORS 11, CIIII.IA STREET SINGAPORE-l PHONE: 653511 words
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Advertisement48 1955-12-01 8 Wherever you are it's best to choo* Booth's Finest Dry Gin. Remember that when you po to THE SINGAPORE ARTS H VI i Neptune* Nocturne) Victoria Memorial Hall Sal. 10ih Dec. I' in aid of Ihe Sin^ipnn- Children Tickets at Robinson* $10.00 Distributors; CALDBECKMACGREGOR&CO.LTD. (Incorporated in H n.48 words
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Article352 1955-12-01 9 IF JUSTICE SAYS; THE DEFENCE CASE WAS NOT ADEQUATELY PUT TO JURY COSVICTED OF SYMONDS RIOT KILLING— NOW HE GOES FREE q\r, \IM)KK lorry driver sentenced to death murder of the American journalist monda in the May riots left the SingaI ourl of Criminal Appeal yesterday352 words
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Article48 1955-12-01 9 labour Bill for -rhiTs. which i -hi live AsM-mbly Ml Now 22, tomes r e today. m*. at uivinij the security including maternity protection for women and the compulsory registration of children and vounc persons employed in industrial work from Feb. 1 next year.48 words
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Article, Illustration386 1955-12-01 9 SURPRISE FOR GRAVE-DIGGERS THE body of a rich Singapore Chinese woman, who was buried 23 years ago, was found to be so well preserved when it was exhumed yesterday that scared grave-diggers hastily made peace offerings before it was reburied. The party of terrified386 words
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Article, Illustration345 1955-12-01 9 Plot to kill Mao Tse-tung? That's ridiculous, says Mr. Gerli YjR. QUIRIN'O GERLI. GO, spent flve years in iTI solitary confinement in a Communist prison and endured brutal tortures "but I still love the Chinese and China, and will always do so." Mr.345 words
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Article45 1955-12-01 9 A gang of 20 carrying bicycle chains yesterday beat up a Singapore fireman, Tan Boon Slew, 27, in Siak Street, Singapore. Tan was on his way to work when he was attacked. He wa.s admitted to hospital with severe head Injuries.45 words
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Article173 1955-12-01 9 Man who hummed it gets two years TAY CHOON SENG, 24, was jailed for two years in Singapore yesterday for naving a song entitled "Follow up with the Liberation Army." Tay pleaded not guilty to having the song, which was written on a slate,173 words
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Article219 1955-12-01 9 —And woman councillor snapped 'shut vp 9 VfR. A. P. Rajah, a Proi-" gressive Party member In the Singapore City Council, asked the Council last night to eject a fellowCouncillor, Mr. Sim Beng Seng, from the meeting for referring to some Progressives as "stooges." The clash219 words
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Article83 1955-12-01 9 Charge the driver, says Coroner KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE Kuala Lumpur Coroner, Raja Azian Shah. recommended today that a charge of negligent drivins he brought against an Army driver. Harold George Taylor, of the Royal Signals. He said this at the end of an inquest on Chong Pin. a coffee83 words
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Article24 1955-12-01 9 An eight-year-old girl was robbed of a necklace worth S3O while playing on the five-foot-way in Geylang Road, Singapore, or Tuesday.24 words
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Article55 1955-12-01 9 An open verdict was returned yesterday by the Assistant Coroner. Mr. Giam Chong Hlng. after an inquiry into death of Lee Kian Khob. 20 who was run over by a Kl'uang bound passenger train on the afternoon of Oct. 8. i The accident occurred near the55 words
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Article305 1955-12-01 9 T*HE day Yong Chee x Kai, 20, described as a "coward and a knave," elevated himself to the position of secretary to Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, he also put a rope round his own neck. This was stated in a Singapore305 words
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Article47 1955-12-01 9 A large crowd yesterday attended the Salvation Army Children's Home annual sale of work in Pasir Panjane Road, Singapore. Proceeds from the sale will go to buy Christmas presents for the children In the home, handiwork material and maintenance of the home.47 words
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Article, Illustration181 1955-12-01 9 THAT RADIO SLIP-UP ON A DISC Now unions ask why THE 18,000-strong Singapore Federation of Unions of Government Employees, is preparing for a showdown with the Government over the "shabby" treatment of an experienced officer. The officer is Radio Malaya's disc jockey. Kingsley Morrando. Today, the president of the Federation,181 words
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Advertisement99 1955-12-01 9 COOL fi models. ELECTRIC FAN >C7it of THE CENERAL ELECTRIC CO., (MALAYA) LTD tltlng THE CENERAL ELECTRIC CO.. LTD OF ENGLAND Special X'mas Offer //?X\\ w*f FREE! A BEAUTIFUL NEW 3 SPEED MULLARD' W~ RECORD PLAYER M y X TO BE PRESENTED WmP^WK WITH EACH PURCHASE 2^*^ OF A "MULLARD"99 words
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Advertisement76 1955-12-01 9 y <m* i J raw Abdull^ NUMBER SEVEN VIRGINIA CIGARETTES In your office ■m STEEL 1)<--«Iy» ami Tables i •70 different types ot Sankey-Sheldon steel desks to choose from. Fire-resisting, will not warp, easy to clean. Alternative drawer ar- rhe people rangements to suit your »o m« filing needs. ouncan76 words
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Miscellaneous81 1955-12-01 9 High tides TODAY: Singapore 10.20 a.m. i 9 ft 8 Ins.) 11.50 p.m. (9 ft.): I Port Dlckson 6.40 a.m. <10 ft. 3 I ins.) 7 p.m. (8 ft. 9 lns.i; Penang 12.34 am (8 ft 4 lns.i 1.09 p.m. 1 7 ft 3 lns.i. TOMORROW: Singapore 11.04 am (in81 words
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413 1955-12-01 10 What shall I give? MAXINE RAKICH has the answer WHAT is the correct gift? This is a problem that most people face at one time or another. The giving of a present is too often passed off with the thought that it is413 words
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Article233 1955-12-01 10 Make the most of your skin IVf OST beautiful women depend on the scientific blending of cosmetics to disguise, enhance, or beautify the quality of their skins. This is an essential part of the process of bringing out the beauty and character of the face. Although there are many thousands233 words
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Article, Illustration60 1955-12-01 10 > Shown in London: Above, a fitting hat of white osprey, mounted < on duveteen and spangl\ed with sequins and rhinestones. Top right, "Tibetan Fiesta," the conical crown banded with rolled velvet and finished with a small bow and fine black veiling. Right, an interest in60 words
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550 1955-12-01 10 Beauty in the garden— but how it smells! WE have a very beautiful old pink cassia in the garden. Not only are the flowers a picture but the tree is gloriously shaped. Unluckily the pods, if broken, smell just too awful for words. B the gardener chose last wePk to550 words
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123 1955-12-01 10 School children's safety is their main concern THE Institute For x Safer Living in Boston, America, has issued safety rules for the nations school children, nearly 2,000 of whom are killed every year going to or from their classes. These rules, which arc rxperted to get wide support, include: Work123 words
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Advertisement510 1955-12-01 10 \^f t)i Two beauty aids to flatter your loveliness Pond's Face Powder and Lipstick— the choice of lovely women everywhere EPOND S Ol FER YOU two wonderful huuty aid*, used by lovely women threwifaout the world, lo enhance your niroral loveliness, dkSOM shade of Pond's Face I'owJcr. There are seven510 words
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Advertisement289 1955-12-01 10 Introducing America's favorite bra in an exciting new fabric maiden/orris S/*ChansoneUe in fabulous Dacron and coUo n It's l.cavenlv! Maidenform's CU,-, the cirt ulai ..'.ilrlifd bra that is a drram of it and comfort.. .now in a beautiful I theft a blend of DuPoat'i Dacron" and finest, lon^-staple Egyptian cotton289 words
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Miscellaneous372 1955-12-01 10 f. prickly subject (8). orraits limes Lrossword 24 tociateoniierin! (k 7 >- DOWN "i' i i a ;i j [...i 4 l_Hs 6 Wli "sw swk 6?. aybe sSSK 2. Columnar enqulvalent of agony Ls^ S3S 7S3S 3 Prizes not of dirty lands 9 I '"w £ss SsSS A fortune372 words
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Article, Illustration1618 1955-12-01 11 t****»wt|^;;;;;;;;;ay;;;;;;;^;;;;;;;;;;;;;^... r ..iji;x:. l j||i;"Mn:;;:; j »SW»w A WOMAN sat at an ornate desk in the library of XX the London mansion of His Majesty King George II of Greece. She was fortyish, but still pleasantly plump and handsome-an impression heightened by herDaily Mirror - 1,618 words
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Advertisement166 1955-12-01 11 i scon's JAMS and LADES land FiTZPATRICK'S lt§m >■■■■■ I Coming to Britain: over 200 new self-drive cars [WINTER RATH 3UR HOLIDAYS mor« or t«»r. j rac« and Mips, rout«t JR BUSINESS mi r-are oft«n ftrfta comfort. Speck* PLUS HOTELS ;cs. etc., use our e-ne. J>iD cart told on Dick166 words
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Advertisement330 1955-12-01 11 It's good to grow op in 'Viyella 1 is the fabric for growing families... alwayj soft and light, 'Viyella' positively thrives on washing (note the famous guarantee) day and U^^N.n.M.i.J night wear Viyella JIF_IT SHRINKS WE REPLACE •GyHW If «1m mh by aakwt fipßa' mmd ku At mm* tamnumm HOW330 words
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Miscellaneous97 1955-12-01 11 Rex Morytun. Jf.U. Wanis old job 5 C f T rtl x T^ TA.KcT)| rpONN* U*S EV»t*r ANSWRnuC- ONE 'I K«IU- It* CT." .OB "^H DONNA TPe v; --^Trtr^^U.T.f r.*r C r N DOI L i*-S yS [QUESTION lit ASkEP_SEVEC»I TiMES.J »Y*r«n\l6 FCC ME \\u£* J Mick Tracy To juvenile97 words
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641 1955-12-01 12 GOOD SENTIMENT ON SHARE MART WITH PRICES STEADY By Our Market Correspondent QOOD sentiment with very steady prices continued on the Singapore share market yesterday although the volume of business written Was still somewhat restricted. A feature of the market was the firmness of rubber counters and in this section641 words
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Article103 1955-12-01 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picul yesterday were:— Copra: easier; December $27 > 4 buyers. $27 > s sellers: January »27\ buyers. $27". sellers Coco"--nut oil: steady; bulk $40 sellersdrum $43 sellers. Prpprr: stendy with overseas buying and a total of 100 tons business reportedMuntok white103 words
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Article81 1955-12-01 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Ruys Hodakasan Maru 4/5, Tatsuharu Maru C. P.; Tomori 6/7. Benmhor 8/9 Noreverett 11. Glenggary 13 14 Bayernsteln 15/16. Aso Maru 18. Falstrla 19 '20. Segamat N Wall 2 Sedilt N. Wall 4. Clang Seng N Wall81 words
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Article64 1955-12-01 12 The Malayan Exchange Bank* Association made the following change in lt« rates to merchants yesterday (quotation to $100t Selling: T.T. or O.D Krenrh Francs 114J5 ready. On the free exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday the r s dollar was quoted :t 5.82 for cash and 5 8664 words
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Article29 1955-12-01 12 SINGAPORE. Nov 30. RUBBER: 51.26. per lb. (down half a cent). TIN; *****7' 2 per picul (up s:».K7'-. i COPRA: $27.25 per picul (up 12' 2 cents).29 words
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Article56 1955-12-01 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS bnrwtu wlrip r.- and steady t<, i Loans .1 Con. Z.i Bank of N Mount Lyel| N. Broken Hill 50 Mount U Peko Western Ml] Ampol Ex: Oil Sear h Aust. Coo A.P.M. mew, Bradford B Hill :>ro Courtauld Dunlop Elec. 7.r. Fe;t I o. j. r Herald56 words
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Advertisement924 1955-12-01 12 NOTICE TELOK KRUIN TIN, LIMITED At the forthcomlnt Annual be held on IMS, I he Directors I will recommend payment of a Final Dhidrnri nf W r >, less Income j rcj.|>ect of the year ended 31st October. 1955. Notice Is also hereby given that the Tnin.sfer Bx'ks of the924 words
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Advertisement961 1955-12-01 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS HOUSING TRUST FEDERATION OF MALAYA JUNIOR ARCHITECT required, i Federal Citizen Appointment Inl--1 tlally on three years contract. Inclusive salary $800 $1,000 per month. Fully qualified A.R.1.8.A. or equivalent. Apply ln writing with full particulars of age, education, qualifications, experience, references and when available to Manager, Housing Trust,961 words
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Advertisement853 1955-12-01 12 $120,000 DEALS IN PEPPER PEPPER deals worth about $120,000 were reported done yesterday on the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange. The total quantity transacted was about 100 tons in both the black and white varieties. As a result of the overseas buying-, prices appreciated $3 per picul for the two varieties.853 words
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Advertisement520 1955-12-01 12 KNUTSEN LINE orient service FROM CANADA U.S. PACIFIC PORTS Sailing Arriving San Francisco Singapore P. Swet Penan; Frnua Cjertrud Bakke 6 Nov 7 Dec 9 Dec 10 Dec Anna Bakke 8 Dec 7 |an 9 |.in 10 1n Ogcka Bakke 10 |an 9 Fcb 11 Fcb 12 Fcb ElizabeHi Bakke520 words
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Advertisement1082 1955-12-01 13 ,i »405 MANSFIELD t* CO.rLTD. T.i, 4 ik THE BLUe'fUNKEL LWE '"'S Drt"- rtr rjroceej via other ports tn i~,h 7 I G P 3'l/32 S* U'^p P-ang B V.Noy^O/^l LondonV Dec 3 Oec 7 Dec 8 Dec 11 •pool, t>« Dec 13 Dec 14/U Dw 17/ li Dec 91,082 words
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Advertisement1039 1955-12-01 13 EASA Aol/viis, LINE For Aden, port Seid, Genoa, Ant-.rp, Rotterdam, Homburg, Copenhagen Gothenburg fc Oslo Spore P. Sham Penong ,™NCHL/ 4/ I Oae 4/ 7 Dee ..LV-*™*" 2 •>•« M/ 24 Dec 2J/24 Oec x»»> "MEONIA" 28/2» Dee Call. Beyrouth, Gdynia vxj Colls London (Passengers only) Gdynia Calls London (Passengers1,039 words
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Advertisement1025 1955-12-01 13 I mSSi ***E BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD."^,*" SINGAPORE (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) 3 LINES SAILINGS TO U.K. AND CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. Shorn Penong 'BENMHOR tor London, Rotterdam G. 8/9 Soils 4 Dec Direct errives London 23 Dec BENCLEUCH for Liverpool, Rotterdom, Antwerp 11/14 Dee 17/18 Dec 19/20 Dec1,025 words
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Advertisement1168 1955-12-01 13 McALISTER «t CO., LTD. TEL: No.: ***** lUEHMAN tSe BUCKNALL KLAVENESB LINE LONDON HAVRE ROTTERDAM. LOJ ANG|LtJ ,p. ANC .SCO, HAMBURG PORTLAND, SEATTLE fc VANCOUVER O 2nd <0 Ca U no^'and O^,a A "c O o,^^°" U C.TT OF BROOKLYN 0U p CA '"y iLLI S .?D.e ,*Jktt",,/iVa >°°O« "."IS.1,168 words
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237 1955-12-01 14 TOP WORLD RUNNERS IN JAPAN MARATHON TOKYO, Wed. THREE leading marathon runners from Europe, scheduled to participate here in the international marathon on December 11, arrived in Tokyo last night. Australia's Keith Ellcnihaw Ls due today. Last night's arrivals included i Karvonen and Eino Pulkinncn from Finland and J OvertReuter - 237 words
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Article, Illustration389 1955-12-01 14 Two table tennis stars seek new honours abroad Tough test for Asian doubles champs on goodwill tour I ¥OH HFNG CHEW and Poon Wens j Hoe. the Asian and I Singapore men's j doubles champions, will leave Singapore this morning for India on a goodwill389 words
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Article314 1955-12-01 14 PRINCE Edward Boys' Club scored 52 points to win thr Laycock Challenge Cup at the first Federation of Boys Clubs' swimming carnival held at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday Runners-up were Katons Boys' Club with 48 points and Mount Erskine Boys' Club third with314 words
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638 1955-12-01 14 Morris will not be a big loss to Australia SAYS COLUMNIST From JACK FINGLETON SYDNEY SIDERS and others, will know Jim Mathers, who writes on sport for the Daily I Mirror. Jim, who knows his sport, does not believe in the kind word when a more telling one can be638 words
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Article187 1955-12-01 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. rHE best Chinese and Indian footballers in Malaya will be matched against the visiting Aryan Gymkhana soccer tourists in their farewell matches here during the week-end and on Tuesday. On Saturday the tourists meet a Malayan Indian side: on Sunday the Malayan187 words
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Article258 1955-12-01 14 Marciano will fight anyone LOS ANGELES, Wed. HEAVYWEIGHT champion Rocky Marciano will ti^ht anyone, anytime and for any promoter, as long as the price is right. So said Marciano's manager, A) Weill. yesterday in discussing the impasse between himself and Pre.sident James D. Norris of the International Boxing Club. WeillAP - 258 words
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Article86 1955-12-01 14 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed Lt. N. Roberta will caolain Johore against Neurl Sembilan-Malacca in the H.M.S Malaya rucby match to be i flayed on Saturday on the Civil Mmcc flub ground Johore Bahru. The Johore team is: L Cpl. L. Balekana.. Capt. R. MahafTey Lt. N. Roberts.86 words
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Article52 1955-12-01 14 Singapore Malays Badminton Association have selected a team of six to defend the Dunlop Cup, which they held Tor the last two Years. against Johore on Saturday at the S.B.A. Hall. The players are: Ismail Marjan, M. Sadall. Omar Ibrahim. Salleh Kurshi. Hashim Huron and52 words
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Article35 1955-12-01 14 Centre-forward Slade scored all R.A.F Seletai's goal, yesterday when they beat RAF. Chanel '-2 In an S.H.A. D'v. 2 league hockey match at Changi. Hodson and MrLcnnan scored for Changi.35 words
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99 1955-12-01 14 LONDON, Wed. JEAN Sneyers of Belgium,! the former European j champion, !ast night out- 1 pointed Sammy McCarthy, leading contender for the British featherweight boxing I title, over 10 rounds here There was little between the two men up to the lastReuter - 99 words
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Advertisement124 1955-12-01 14 A M Olivetti Europe's Largest Manufacturers of Office Machines Lc xi kon An office typewriter of entirely new -ii embodies every worthwhile, (cjtcd £Lm~ »5 feature which can help the typist to n« rm= zl produce the very best work with the r r-/ '^^■M^M, a Compact and complete. Hie124 words
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Advertisement227 1955-12-01 14 fl\ EVEN FATHER CHRISTMA: LOVES EGCNOC FOR CHRISTMAS A nifty Yuletidc delight— compound of milk and eggs and fortified with i brandy according to your tastt W bTisc, you provide the liquor. Ouh an aggregate of small orders nnountii tuan 10 gallons in quantity can tx cpl please let us227 words
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Advertisement283 1955-12-01 15 'f i BmmmVmmmm\\9L\mmmmmmm\\ n ICANT ctt. txtro. i W 3 bedrooms carporch ml quarFYankel il House. 8. r.-.a single M 8 H/C .u'd and i Europeans HOSTEL m avail- students as \pply. D Street, U Orchard Rd. i ■n manage- U ■■.mooation New Year double h, bath- *****. Kheam n283 words
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Advertisement418 1955-12-01 15 EDUCAnON 211 WmwmmU I Vin.)—Box SO ctt. txtra GUARANTEED CREDIT IN Senior Cambridge English through Correspondence study in Your Own Homo-at a pr i ce you c^ n nllord. under qualified European WtoM. Apply Singapore School of L liT1 iT a t e -X correspondence only). P.O. Box 2091. Singapore.418 words
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Advertisement383 1955-12-01 15 DANCING .'0 Word, flu (minimum), llniltl 1 month. 10 Wardt t2JO (Mln.) TRY DININO In our Patio at the West Point Garden. EMBASSY HOTEL— Enjoy your dance at our Roof Garden nightly. RAFFLES HOTEL Nightly Dance and Floor-Show Irom 9 to 12 p.m. DANCE In the Open Air 8.30 to383 words
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Advertisement860 1955-12-01 15 FOR HIRE 20 Wordt is (Min.)-Box SO ctt. txtrm. kEFRIOERATORS of various sUes from $10 monthly. Alrcondltioners also available. Consult Lee Fletcher. 102, Orchard Road. HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 20 Wordt $S (Min.)-Box SO ctt. txtra. MODERN BUNGALOW, three Bedrooms (2 Air -conditioned), one Bathroom separate Lav., Garden, Garage. Belmont860 words
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Advertisement941 1955-12-01 15 NOTICES 1 P.W.D. ROAD NOTICE Jeram Roed In Muar District will be closed to all through vehicle traffic w.e.f. 6 a.m. on the sth December. 1955 until further notice due to the reconstruction of the bridge over the Sungel Terap. j Pedestrians and cyclists will be allowed through. The Rural941 words
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Advertisement899 1955-12-01 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PAHANG VACANCIES FOR PROBATIONER TEACHERS APPLICATIONS are Invited for appointment to vacancies for Probationer Teachers in Government English Schools Pahang. on the approved salary scales as follows: (Men): Probationer $IM/Ex- m Bar/310 x 14 464/484 x 19 636. (\\nm.ni Probationer $145/ Exam. Bar/277 x 12 421/437899 words
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Advertisement549 1955-12-01 15 I SCOTCH_WH^Y_J IMPORTERS *OR. -MALAY A, BORNEO, SAHAWAK THAILAND. FRAZF.R Sl MEAVE LTD. WI LLIAH GRANT Sl SONS LTD DISTILLERS SCOTLAND ♦♦♦♦♦♦»< t WE ARE DEFINITELY KEEN 4 to chow yoi. all we have. .with no obligation to buy A BIf.CER BETTER VARIETIES of American Textiles b Readymade goods J549 words
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225 1955-12-01 16 EPSOM JEEP - U.S. racing film patrol impresses PTC official EPSOM JEEP Ky THE United States is a racing paradise, according to Mr. Pat Power, clerk of the course of the Perak Turf Club who has just returned from a tour of some of the principal racecourses in America. He is pcrnaps the225 words
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Article50 1955-12-01 16 A hattrick by Bachan Stneh featnred yesterday's Sinsapore Hockey Association's Div Two league mitch between Sinpapore Harbour Boari Police and University on the University ground. Bachan Singh s goals R.i\e Om Police a 3-1 victory. Quen Chen scored for Universi'y, who trailed 1-0 at the Interval.50 words
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Article60 1955-12-01 16 Field Security Royal Military Police, a new rugby side, were beaten by 15 points (two tries and three penalties! to six (two tries* by Nee Soon Garrison at Nee Soon yesterday Riley and Skillincton scored a try ei'.ch for Nee Soon. Grundsel!. who at 45 is60 words
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Article22 1955-12-01 16 Rl (.(,FK All Whlte s v Police. Thornton Road. HOCKEY S.H.A. Div. 1 Police I G lit) FARELF: Serangoon Rnatt.22 words
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Article324 1955-12-01 16 A THRILLING first half I and a scrappy, scoreless second half gave The Rest victory over Scotland on the padang yesterday by nine points i two tries and a penalty) to nil. The annual Singapore rugby fixture turned out to be an easytriumph for324 words
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458 1955-12-01 16 Inter-port series to continue at 18-month intervals ONE A.M. ARRIVAL BY MALAYAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION TOURING TEAM THE MALAYA-HONG KONG cricket series, revived by the Malayan Cricket Association's fortnight tour of Hong Kong, will be continued at 18-month intervals. This was the 1 a.m. statement made by Mr. Lim Khye Seng,458 words
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Article, Illustration40 1955-12-01 16 CHELSEA Koalkreper Robertson looks bacft H though lo thank teammate Willemse for heading off the goal line during a Sheffield United attack during their English first division match at Stamford Bridge, London, on Saturday. Reuter photo.Reuter - 40 words
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Article217 1955-12-01 16 TOP-FORM KIWIS IN 18-3 VICTORY 'pHE Sanderson Cup finalists, 14 Squadron R.N.Z.A.F. displayed brilliant form yesterday, beating RAF Seletar in a friendly rugby match at Seletar by 18 points (three goals and a try) to three (try). It was their 14th match since arriving in the Colony at the beginning217 words
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Article66 1955-12-01 16 The Technical College Students Union were praised by the Malayan Rugby Union for their intiaM\> in sending a rugby team to tour Hong Kong next week The Techs, one of the best sides in Selangor. will leave Singapore for Hong Kong on Dec 7. They will66 words
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Article328 1955-12-01 16 \IV ten to follow at the Perak Turf Club December Meeting are: HHlll HOPES for the stralcht race: showed his class in his only start In Malaya when he outpaced a fairly useful Div. 2 field up the straight s'^f. at Ipoh in June: in splendid328 words
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406 1955-12-01 16 entered last year's final of the All Blues rugby competition through luck— their chances of entering seemed remote until Negri Sembilan upset the favourites, Selangor. This year the selectors are confident that it will not be luck that takes them to the406 words
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243 1955-12-01 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. I PLAYING under heavy ground conditions. 22 Special Air Service Regiment cleared their first hurdle in the Malaya zone of the FARELF knockout rugger competition on HQ Malaya i ground today. Helped by four j "Kiwi" players, S.A.S. proved superior243 words
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Article46 1955-12-01 16 KUALA LUMPUR Wed— Scor- j ing two snap sou's in the last four minutes. Selangor Rangers beat All Blues Invitation XI 4-3 In a I charity soccer mat. h at Princes Road today. The game was In aid i of the All Blues Fund.46 words
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134 1955-12-01 16 AN American Negro heavyweight is due to arrive in Singapore on Dec. 9 for a 10-round bout against Fijian Isimeli Radrodro. He is Henry Dave, who has been campaigning recently in Manila and who knocked out Boy Brooks in four rounds in Brooks'134 words
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Article61 1955-12-01 16 LONDON. Wi'd. ENOLAMD boat Spain by i four goals to one in their soccer international at Wembley Stadium ben this afternoon. England led 2-0 at half time. South Alrican born out- 1 side -left Bill Perry scored I two goals, with outsideright Tom Finney61 words
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225 1955-12-01 16 TWO French geldings are among the latest batch of horses registered with the Straits Racing Association. Both horses are In Class One. They are Slncero, 3 b.f.g. by Birthday Greetings-Thesplade, and Memento, 2 b.f.g. by Clarlon-Rod-osvar Other new classifications are: Class Two: Leather Neck225 words
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Article125 1955-12-01 16 Aryans in easy 5-0 win off Kedal SJNGEI P A JHE Aryan ced Kedah Bungel padaim ti Kedah gavi Ing display wards, who bine, were ous. In fact i: cellent goal Thong, who busy time I margin of d been gr> Kedah sta but fadrc first few right Mohd Al125 words
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Article92 1955-12-01 16 NEW YORK. Wed.— Three American tennis players, Karol Fagercks, Althea Gibson and Bob Perry left New York yesterday for a six weeks tour of South-East Asia. They will be joined in London by Hamilton Richardson. former U.S. Davis Cup player, who will captain the team.92 words
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