The Straits Times, 27 November 1956
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Title Section20 1956-11-27 1 AVEBACe »Ait V rtBTIfHB SALE FTCEEDS 73M1 Sew**** The Straits Times £std. 184.1. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1958 15 CENTS20 words
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Article307 1956-11-27 1 IT'S MONSOON TIME AGAIN IN SOUTH MALAYA Johore towns and villages isolated: Ballast train stands by Four die as tongkangs i capsize THOUSANDS of people living in the lowl\ \na areas of Singapore huddled uneasily in thoir homes last night as water in rainswollen rivers, canals and307 words
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289 1956-11-27 1 FREE MEALS GIVEN TO VICTIMS AT RELIEF CENTRES This held up traffic on the bridge. Relief teams from the Social Welfare Department, the Land Office and the Civil Defence Corps were sent to the worst-affected areas. Stand-by A Government relief centre was set up by the Social Welfare Department at289 words
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Article120 1956-11-27 1 four feet of water. A bridge has been washed away. Plentong new village and Sungei Tenggaroh village were under two feet of water. Trunk road On the main trunk road to north Malaya only a short stretch near the 18th mile of the Johore BahruAyer Hitam120 words
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Article, Illustration205 1956-11-27 1 Assemblyman's son found dead in gas-filled hotel room LIM HAN CHENG. 27, only son of a Singapore Assemblyman. Mr. Lim Koon Teck was found dead on Saturday in a gas-filled hotel room In Cambridge, England. The family got the news of Han Cheng's death yesterday afternoon. Mr Lim, who is205 words
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Article, Illustration31 1956-11-27 1 THREE HAPPY BOYS were given a lift in wheelbarrows in flooded Lorone 6, off Geylang Road, yesterday by Singapore City Council labourers— Straits Times picture.31 words
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Article, Illustration33 1956-11-27 1 THESE hungry youngsters, victims of the Singapore floods, are seen gobbling up hot meals served by the Social Welfare Department at the Sin Hwa School in the Bedok Resettlement Area. Straits Times picture.33 words
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Article690 1956-11-27 1 Britain protests on expulsions LONDON, Monday. DRITAIN has made "the strongest possible repre- sentations" to the United Nations SecretaryGeneral about Egypt's intention to expel British subjects, the Government told the House of Com- mons toaay. These representations have also been made by Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, the Foreign690 words
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Article27 1956-11-27 1 LAGOS (Nigeria), Mon. The three wives of Adegoke Adelabu. a member of the Western Nigeria Assembly, each gave birth to a son last week. A.P.AP - 27 words
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Article27 1956-11-27 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Mon. Eleven flrc-flghters wore burned to death last night when they were trapped by a sudden change of wind at Ramona. U.P.UP - 27 words
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Article171 1956-11-27 1 'Revolt in Red Asia' report TNCHE Mohamed Ar--1 shad Talib Lubis, head of the Religious Department of north Sumatra. Indonesia, who is on his way home after a three-week tour of Russia, said in Singapore yesterday that a revolt against Soviet rule is in progress in central Asia. Inche Lubis171 words
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Article58 1956-11-27 1 WORKERS' DEMAM> NMHR, Mon. HiuiK;iri;in strike leaders today demanded that (•o\eriwnent let Miem personally nn-et kidnapped X my —IP. HKIIAIN 'SATELLITE' mKMl\<.ll\M. Mon Labour Kfetl Stanley Evans said today Britain nnu "only .i satellite of T.S.". "What Amerirans are dome to us oxer Sue/ is prerisely what Rus58 words
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Article314 1956-11-27 2 U.S. threat to Britain Tory M.P. IKE, NOT BULGANIN, WAS fc VILLAPI OF SUEZ^ 'Never before such pressure on a Govt. 9 PARIS, Mon. -Ml Julian Anicry, Conservative M.P said here yesteria\ that Brityin w, s threatened by tl lc United States Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean and by AnnReuter - 314 words
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Article, Illustration46 1956-11-27 2 PRINCESS MARGARET is seen in a new and academic role capped »nd gowned as president of the North Staffordshire University Coiicge at the installation of Sir George Barnes, former chief of BBC television, as its new principal. A.P. iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiuiiiiimimiMMiiiiiiin46 words
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205 1956-11-27 2 LONDON, Mon. Britain's 50,000 nudists are looking for a lord mayor willing to face the bare facts of life and give a civic reception for a world nudist congress. Representatives from Britain's 52 nudist clubs met here yesterday to discuss plans for bringing theAP - 205 words
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Article50 1956-11-27 2 NEW YORK, Mon.—Atlantic and Gulf coast dockers were back at work today after their nine-day strike was suspended by a Government order. New York dockers began unloading several freighters while about 150 others began preparing for the arrival of the Cunard liner Britannic. —Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article202 1956-11-27 2 New attack: Tain and regret 9 LONDON, Monday. T»HE British League Against Cruel Sports yesterday 1 criticised the Queen for taking Prince Charles to a foxhunt in Sussex, where they spent the weekend with Lord and Lady Rupert Nevill. An emergency meeting of the league passedReuter - 202 words
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Article26 1956-11-27 2 MOSCOW, Mon.— The Rumanian Premier, Mr. Chlvu Stoica leading an official delegation, arrived here by train today for talks with the Russian leaders.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article52 1956-11-27 2 THE DUKE AND THE SNAKE CANBERRA, Mon— A 4ft. 6in. poisonous snake was killed beside the Duke oi Edinburgh's car in the garage at Government House here yesterday. The brown snake was found by a chauffeur coiled around the exhaust pipe of the Governor-General's car. parked alongside the Duke's LagonReuter - 52 words
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Article30 1956-11-27 2 BONN, Mon.— A cart-horse crashed through the roof of a car near here last night killing the driver and injuring a passenger with its threshing hooves.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article155 1956-11-27 2 Language barrier as Nehru and Dalai Lama meet in Delhi NEW DELHI, Mon. rpiiE Dalai Lama and the 1 Panchen Lama, spiritual and temporal rulers of Tibet, were greeted by the Indian Premier, Mr. Nehru, when they landed at New Delhi airport yesterday. The Dalai Lama stepped fromUP - 155 words
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175 1956-11-27 2 \f ELBOURNE, Mon "1 Stirling Moss, driving a Maseratl at speeds up to 160 m.p.h.. won the Australian Tourist Trophy rac c before a crowd of 150.000 here yesterday.— A.P. MOSCOW: Russian scientists have discovered two new Islands In the Antarctic, MoscowAP - 175 words
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Article48 1956-11-27 2 LONDON: An old man walked into the town council office at Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, put $300,000 in Government securities on the counter and told a startled clerk: "Spend it on a new public swimming pool." Then be walked out. Who to he? Nobody knows.— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Advertisement139 1956-11-27 2 II M.7M-9 K.LUMPUR\ /\HAPPY WORLD STADIUM CHIN WOO J\ 11-12-15 DEC. 1956 STADIUM 12 DEC, 2.30 P.M. CHARITY SHOW 13-14 DEC. 1956 I^Hkt^M ■r^^^^F ft -HKfT B ■F^^^^PJ yet another addition to the famous NECCHI range! r As versatile as the flat bed model and offering j t \y ln139 words
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Article, Illustration318 1956-11-27 3 Tito take* itepi to revive th, Balkan Alliance for defence 20 divisions moved in after Hungary revolt BELGRADE, Monday. SIDENT TITO of Yugoslavia has token ps to revive the Balkan Alliance in the the increase of Soviet military strength rhbowfag countries, a reliable source .aid today.AP - 318 words
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Article101 1956-11-27 3 BUDAPEST Mon. The Kadar Govern..v launch- I attack on al Mindsz- refugee in the "ion. Cardinal, freed from only three moved into the legation after Russian troops began their massacre of Budapest to crush the anti-Moscow rebellion. The Kadar Government newspaper, Nepszabadsag accused the Cardinal101 words
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Article617 1956-11-27 3 'Uneasy truce in Budapest released and rehabilitated only a few months ago. Rr«sian and A.V.H. patrols were searching whole districts in Budapest according to a detailed plan, the refugee said. Other refugees who arrived in Vienna during the night said they had been shot at by soldiers just before theyReuter; AP; UP - 617 words
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Article241 1956-11-27 3 LONDON, Mon Closing middle prices of selected stock not Including stamp duty were: LOANS Consols £50% Funding 4% £85 3/16 —1/16 War 3',% £M 15/16 —1/16 BANKS Mercantile (£5) £3 31/32 Eastern (£5) £7 Chartered (£1) 34/6 Hongkong C$125) £85 INSURANCE Com Un. (uts.) 78/6 +1/Royal 78/6 -f/6241 words
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Article22 1956-11-27 3 LONDON, Mon. Cash ouyers £847. sellers £848, forward buyers £836. .sellers £837, Settlement £844. Turnover a.m. 60 ton» p.m. 75 tons.22 words
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Article29 1956-11-27 3 LONDON, Mon Bpot 31 2/4 d., Dec. 32<J.. Jan-Mar. aiSd., April-June 3n\d July-Sept. 29 7 »d.. Oct-Dec 29 1 Dec. c.l.f 3i\ri. Jan. c.i.l. 30", d. Tone: Dull.29 words
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Advertisement229 1956-11-27 3 K Ardjuna the famous character in wajang J I! i^S^^^V Fr c <l c l X Hh£sP@sSl\! Singapore hy dJ ftf^'Wy f (tst and r V I for table tie* I SUPER 1 CONVAIRS I CfClfsWClCl' MDOMEStAN A/RWAYS P Booking Office: Ist Floor, Bank of China Building Battery Road, Singapore.229 words
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Article, Illustration82 1956-11-27 4 Rebecca is a Bachelor of Music HISS REBECCA DEH-HUA HANG, third daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Paul S. H. Hani* of Singapore, who has graduated from Will* Tiette University, Oregon, U.S.A., with a Bachelor of Music degree. Hiss Hane recently returned to Singapore and plans to open a music82 words
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221 1956-11-27 4 Britain still puts natural rubber first THE CHALLENGE OF SYNTHETIC NEEDN'T WORRY SINGAPORE THK Malayan Trade Commissioner in Britain, Mr. J. M. Davies, said yesterday that Singapore rubber traders should not fear that synthetic rubber would offer much competition to the natural product on the British market. Mr. Davies, who221 words
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Article, Illustration61 1956-11-27 4 MISS HEDWIGES PAVANaRIS, of Malacca, and Mr. Francis Lee, of the Malacca branch of Malayan Airways, who were married at St. Peter's Church. Malacca, on Saturday The bride is the daughter of Mr. Anthony Pavanaris, of the Central Electricity Board. A reception was held61 words
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Article34 1956-11-27 4 A 22-year-old woman, V. Nllapathy, was found suffering from poisoning In one of the workers' quarter at the Sea View Hotel. Singapore, yesterday. She was admitted to the General Hospital.34 words
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125 1956-11-27 4 SCON ENG CHWEE. an odd Job labourer, who appeared for trial, for the third time, on a charge of possession of a revolver and 10 rounds of ammunition, was acquitted by Mr. Justice Whitton in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday when the charge against125 words
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Article58 1956-11-27 4 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon.— Two men, Koay Cheng Choon and Tah Boon Choon. were charged in the Sessions Court here today with stealing 70 piculs of rubber from a smokehouse in Chuan Huat Estate. A similiar charge against six others was withdrawn by the prosecuting officer. ASP.58 words
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Article48 1956-11-27 4 The Singapore Ministry of Education has announced that all private candidates who wish to enter for the City and Guilds of London institute examinations should submit their entries between Dec. 1 and Dec. 31. Entry forms are available at the Ministry in Palmer Road.48 words
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203 1956-11-27 4 'JUST ASK US AND WE WILL AID YOU' Japanese 'know-how' men ready to come to assistance of Malaya JAPAN is willing to help Malaya in all fields of industrial development, Mr. T. Takasaki, Japanese Minister for State and Director-General of the Economic Research Board, said m Singapore yesterday. ,1 1203 words
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Article118 1956-11-27 4 No charge after all conductor PENANG, Mon. AFTER the Second Magistrate, Mr. E. A. Long, had advised both parties to settle their dispute amicably, a bus conductor, Oh Eng Kee, today withdrew bis summons against a passenger, Khaw Eng Lock, for alleged assault Oh testified that Khaw stood on the118 words
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Article117 1956-11-27 4 First Indonesian liner got on view on second visit OIHE 7,000-ton Tarn■■• pomas, the first Indonesian passenger liner to operate between Indonesian ports and Singapore arrived in the Colony yesterday. She was on her second voyage. The Tampomas arrived in the Colony on her maiden voyage during the117 words
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Article, Illustration124 1956-11-27 4 Another stripe fo r hero who got 2 men c pL f A i dui b of Tan-, Police 81 pore, who w a gunman in in October as h to two of the complices aftor a up. has been to sergeant. The incldei' street chase afttr in a house124 words
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137 1956-11-27 5 A MAN of Property became insane while awaiting trial on a charge of failing to furnish income tax returns, Inspector Lee Cheng Teen, prosecuting, told a Singapore court yesterday. Inspector Le e was explaining why Shaikh Sidek bin Omar Jalll. of Mountbatten137 words
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Article43 1956-11-27 5 The Singapore Y.W.C.A. will hold a Christmas bazaar !at its Raffles Quay premises on Saturday from 10.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lady Scott, wife of the Commissioner General for South-East Asia. Sir Robert Scott, will open the bazaar.43 words
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Article206 1956-11-27 5 I TiHREE vehicle inspec- tors were waiting at the Kandang Kerbau Hospital when Lim Ah Tai. a motorist, dropped a woman passenger there and took $1.50 as fare from her, a Singapore court was told yesterday. Lim of Bukit Teresa, was convicted of operating206 words
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199 1956-11-27 5 Mr. Seah now he has a job, now he hasn't riTHE proprietor of the NanX yang Siang Pau, Singapore, Mr. George Lee, yesterday morning confirmed that Mr. Seah Yong. 29, who was under a Government banishment order, would be reinstated in his old job as translator. But three hours later,199 words
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Article71 1956-11-27 5 A TIP— AND GUN IS FOUND Singapore police recovered a .38 revolver 1 oaded with i two rounds of ammunition from outsids a house in Oeylang Serai yesterday morning. A party of detectives from the secret societies' sub- branch of the C.I.D. headed by Deputy Superintendent Cheah Teng Cheoh made71 words
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223 1956-11-27 5 Dobby may face 'resign'demand as varsity war grows hotter J^ CALL for the resignation of the acting ViceChancel lor, Prof. E. H. Dobby, may be the next move in the increasingly stormy situation within the University of Malaya. The protracted row touched off by the valedictory "ticking off" to older223 words
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189 1956-11-27 5 The sooner you go the better, he is told called for remark. "He also talked about the guild looking for scapegoats' Dut we were not scapegoati hunting at all. We were only seeking to correct the injus- tice done to graduates," he said. "At one stage, when Prof. Dobby said189 words
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145 1956-11-27 5 RADAR IN JUNGLE: IT'S DONE BY DOGS IPOH, Mon.— Terrorists 1 in Perak now use dogs to man their "radar" warning system in place of the aborigines who once served them. This fact speaks for the tremendous success the Government has nad in weaning away the little jungle men from145 words
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Article69 1956-11-27 5 ALOR STAR, Mon.— A police riot squad from the "A" Troop of the Federal Peserve Unit, which last Friday reinforced Penang police during the Chung Ling High School demonstration, completed a three-day tour of Kedah today and returned to Kuala Lumpur. The squad, under69 words
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Article36 1956-11-27 5 SEGAMAT. Mon— Bail of $300 was allowed Haron bin Dollah. 21, of Malacca, after he was charged here with cheating a woman. Fatimah. of $120 by selline her a "precious stone." which was worthless36 words
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Article24 1956-11-27 5 SEGAMAT. Mon.— Toh See. 38, was caught carrying goods in a van licensed to carry passengers only. He was fined $30.24 words
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Advertisement225 1956-11-27 5 Mhf /lit* ■J g mm m w IKHn ANNUAL? The public know? that the Straits Timr- Annual for 1957 is the best ever this ia proved by the tremendous demand for ilii« quality publication since il w.i- published three weeks ago. Since that <l;itr over 3O.(XX) copies have been void225 words
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Advertisement421 1956-11-27 5 FOR REALLY RAPID RELIEF FROM ACID INDIGESTION I ALWAYS TAKE PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS THEY TASTE I P.'n" LIKE CANDY I -W I njj; Hflra| THEY'LL MAKE YOU Jv T *BlL FEEL DANDY! IK THEM HANDY! START A SMALL AGENCY BUSINESS— 1 IN SPARETIME OR FULL-TIME, working from home421 words
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Miscellaneous251 1956-11-27 5 DONALD MOORE PRODI t RAFFLES MISEUM: Special TION- Piano concert for students exhibition of "Photographs ol by Miss Yoko Kono at Katong Sarawak" by Hedda Morrison. Convent hall. MartU Road, 4 pjn. i Stamford Road, 9 ajn. to 5.30 SHELL THEATRETTE: Free < p.m film show-Thi* Is Nigeria-Shell CHINESE V.M.C.A251 words
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Article, Illustration1162 1956-11-27 6 FRENCHTOyCH;;;^ NEW SERI/MS FOR YOUTH WHEN anyone tells a woman that something has been Invented which will make her look years younger, she is never reluctant to try it out. Used as w e are to the seductive slogans of th« cosmetic manufacturers, there is something irresistible about1,162 words
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Advertisement330 1956-11-27 6 do you know "iy I II I tn 1 1 as low as fU a month I YOU CAN BUY \SINOcK I 1 SEWING MACHINE I BaHL after sale service Lhi^ with a SINGER A TRADE MARK OF THI SINCIR MANUFACTURING COMPANY 39 with 'alive 9 colour d. 53.00 glowing330 words
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Advertisement87 1956-11-27 6 Baby doesn't cry now! Tender baby skin soon becomes sore. And then he starts to cry. Stop soreness and eh; ing with Johnson's Baby Powder. Use ii your baby after his bath and whenever you 1 change his nappy. Johnson's Baby Powder is soft and gentle. It keeps baby cool,87 words
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Miscellaneous250 1956-11-27 6 Straits Times Crossword 19 20 j 121 j '22" 25 I ACROSS 13 London's well-known Dreak--1 Introspection makes things water (9). ea«y for student (4, 11). 14 Instrument of dismissal, quali--8 Ship for th« Premier? UO). ncatlon not stated (7). 10 Recess for saint In copy (4) 15 Welsh rebel250 words
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122 1956-11-27 7 Work at a premium in these companies IHiSURANCE OFFICE yih ON '60 SLOW I io employees Singapore ranee companies to "§0 slow" terday in support demands. membera of the insurance ComlojWM 1 Union, employed in urtern Life AsFastern UnitCorporation, i Insurance Ruby General Co. May strike at any time j122 words
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Article35 1956-11-27 7 BAHRU. Mon. n'j.OOO has been [or the Poppy rough a talen- concert local police, and Hag day col- :..nised by Mr. Una. Item on the Poppy la a charity 'tch.35 words
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Article22 1956-11-27 7 tmaster General meed that as from la lor the United be insured up to f $300 <Ma- r nt by surface22 words
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Article24 1956-11-27 7 A fun fair will be held at St. Gabriel's School grounds, Paya Lebar, Singapore, on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.24 words
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Article71 1956-11-27 7 KOTA BHARU. Mon—Kelantan Home Guards yesterday thanked the men of 'B" Squadron. 22, Special Air Service Regiment, for their assistance during a five-week operation in the jungle. The Home Guards praised the soldiers, whom they referred to as "very sociable and kind." The soldiers helped the71 words
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Article29 1956-11-27 7 Ng Tua Tee, 18. an employee of a chicken hatchery in Crawford Street. Singapore, was electrocuted while trying to repair a fuse box at th? shop yesterday afternoon.29 words
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Article53 1956-11-27 7 An application for a variation of a maintenance order made against a former teacher. Tay Chong Lye. in August, will be heard in the Singapore Sixth Magistrate's Court on Wednesday. Tay. who claims to nave lost his job, was ordered to pay his wife. Rosalind Lim.53 words
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299 1956-11-27 7 I*™™ a o. PENANG, Monday. R H «ts t^nllZ*? 8 o*^"?*0 schools who s P ark recent Linr^ghShoof gto do Wlt Fray's demonstration at the Chung "None of them addressed the students" said the head of the Penang Special Brancn, Mr.299 words
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96 1956-11-27 7 PENANG. Mon. Muslims living in Kampong Bharu here are angry over a film show screened three nights ago in their mosque. "To make matters worse, even women who are not supposed to enter a mosque, were present at this performance,"96 words
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Article182 1956-11-27 7 INSPECTOR REBUKED IN COURT A TAXI-DRIVER was cleared in a Singapore court yesterday of a parking charge, which arose, it was said, because he took two minutes to get his taxi into a rank at Handy Road, on June 26. A result of the hearing182 words
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Article73 1956-11-27 7 The Singapore Trades Uni ion Congress yesterday followed the Malayan Trade Union Council's decision "not to take I any action" on a cable from I.C.F.T U. headquarters in Brussels, urging its support for demands that Soviet m- tervention in Hungary and hostilities in the73 words
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226 1956-11-27 7 5 years for knife attack on woman fHIDAMBARAM MARIAPPAN, 34, a P.W.D. labourer for 17 years, who stabbed Mary Sinnathamby, a housewife, because she had abused him for looking into her kitchen through a window, was jailed for five years by Mr. Justice Whitton in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday.226 words
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Article63 1956-11-27 7 The following have been appointed members of the University of Malaya's Court: Messrs. C. M. Yusoff. 8. N. King, Gunn Lay Teik. Foo See Moi. Abdul Hamid Khan bin Haji Sakahawat All Khan, Francis Thomas. Canon D. D. Chelliah, Chiu Ban It and Mrs. Phyllis Eu. The63 words
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Article36 1956-11-27 7 Speeding— sso A taxi driver. Ling Chew Tah, was fined $50 by a Singapore traffic court yesterday for speeding along East Coast Road at more than 40 miles an hour on the evening of March 1.36 words
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Article22 1956-11-27 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon The Budget meeting of the Johore State Council will be held here on Dec. 18 and 19.22 words
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169 1956-11-27 7 |?IFTEEN teachers of Christ Church School in Dorset Road, Singapore, who have been served with dismissal notices, have asked the Singapore Trades Union Congress to intervene in their dispute with the management. They have refused to sign individual agreements as de- manded by169 words
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Article67 1956-11-27 7 Five retiring technicians of the Singapore Government Printing Works, who together I have 141 years' service, will be presented with valedictory certificates tomorrow. They are Inche Talip bin Mag. Inche Jamal bin Haji LatifT. Inche Abdul Jalil bin Ladin, Mr. Bachan Singh and Inche Mohamed67 words
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Article20 1956-11-27 7 The Singapore Chamber Ensemble will give a concert of Christmas music in St. Andrew's Cathedral on Dec. 20.20 words
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Miscellaneous168 1956-11-27 7 |BBBBBi^BBi^s^l^i^l^sl^l^l^l^l^l^0^0^01^*****^s^0^0^l^011^l^s^l^l»^0B radio malaya Regional P.M. 6.4S 6.56 Latin American •Programme* that marked can be received by listeners in Malncca SINCAPORE Short Wave 49 41m. Medium »I«VAJTVK«i wave 476 m., 343 m., S66m. and 279 m. Short wave 41m. •8.57 Broadcasts To Enbllsh Medium wave 47»m. I*'..™1 «t a.,-!-. .<« AM.168 words
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Obituary28 1956-11-27 8 20 Words $10 (minimum). MR NAZARIO D'SOUZA Passed away in Goa 10.11.56, Requiem i mil be said at 6.30 a.m. 29th November St. Joseph's Churrh. Victoria St.28 words
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Article130 1956-11-27 8 I* Word! $10 (minimum). OLDTIMERS "in the know" Insist on Peter Dawson Special Scotch Whisky. Sola Agents Robinson's. OVERHEARD At The Club. One of the nicest things about Madeline's they never try to push you Into something which flocsn't suit you. MADELINE'S FASHION NEWS. Some of our X'mas stocks130 words
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Article90 1956-11-27 8 :</ Word. >/</ (minimum). MRS. C. A. REUTENS, Penang, thanks all who gave masses and spnt wreaths, condolences, on the cioath of her beloved husband. Charles. THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Yeoh Kan Cheng of Sungkai thanks all Relatives and Friends who rendered Valuable Services. Attended Funeral, and90 words
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532 1956-11-27 8 The Straits Times Singapore, Tues. Nov. 27, 1958. Civil Service Reform Preoccupation with Malayanisation has diverted attention from the equally important question of reform of the Civil Service administration. The structure of the Civil Service is designed basically to meet the problems of more leisurely days before the war when532 words
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Article356 1956-11-27 8 A delegates conference of the National Union of Plantation Workers was not the most appropriate audience Tengku Abdul Rahman could have chosen for a spirited defence of his Government's taxation demands. The average tapper doM not earn enough to attract Mr. Heasman't attention. Nor is he likely356 words
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Article270 1956-11-27 8 Malaya cannot complain of the run which its Olympic competitors are giving the public for their money. The lady sprinters disappointed at Melbourne, yet one at least did better than her previous best. The men too soon lost what interest they had in the sprints but not, we270 words
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Article, Illustration873 1956-11-27 8 -THAT IS THE QUESTION} FOR Mr. BUTLER I TO go, or not to go. That is the question that must be answered without much more delay by the unfortunate Mr. Butler, and his absent Chief. If the British government orders the immediate withdrawal of873 words
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460 1956-11-27 8 TN his last article on Communist China Mr. Alllngton Kennard said that "a Chinese Catholic Bishop has been jailed for praying for arrested priests." Shanghai's Bishop Klong was, according to an eyewitness report, arrested because, after he had been "brainwashed" by the Red Government, he460 words
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Letter135 1956-11-27 8 I FULLY endorse "Merchant's" criticism of the proposed luxury tax. The Singapore Government should consult the Chambers of Commerce on such a matter, which. In spite of all arguments, is bound to affect the Colony's entrepot trade. How many among those In the Government who would introduce135 words
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Letter180 1956-11-27 8 Backdoor censors IWAs perturbed to read about the seizure of parcels of materials for the Press at the Singapore airport. Readers expect to get from their newspapers the day's news as soon as possible. Nothing is more exasperating than having to read stale news and worse still news that has180 words
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Letter38 1956-11-27 8 rPHE authorities concern- ed should take steps to improve the handling of mail in the village of Titi, Jelebu. When the mail arrives, no one delivers it because there is no postman. FED UP KulaiUP - 38 words
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Letter30 1956-11-27 8 rE R.A.F. Unit stationed near the Aerodrome, Ipoh has a number of dogs. Will the authorities concerned arrange to keep these dogs chained during day-time? SUFFERER. Ipoh.30 words
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Letter205 1956-11-27 8 ISEE that Mr. Marshall wishes to prohibit steamship and airline companies from issuing tickets to passengers without an Income Tax Department clearance certificate. Let the people be on their guard against this method since it can be abused. I left Jamaica 8.W.1, in May of205 words
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Article332 1956-11-27 8 MAY l be allowed to clear the doubt expressed by GOD. of Kajang as to whether there are maneating fish in Malaya. He cam c across the statement that points to the existence of 3uch fish In an account by Andre D'Astugues of Miss Enid Fernandes's travels332 words
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Advertisement623 1956-11-27 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. 10 Words $10 (minimum). ESPECKERMAN: To Thertaa and Bill, at Youngberg Hospital, on 23.11.56. a son, Kevin Gerard. Mother and son well. Deo Oratias. DINGEM ANS: To Carl and Frans. at Youngberg Memorial Hospital. Singapore, on 24.11.56, a *on. Frans Marlus. All well. 70 Words $10 (mlmlmum). HACK—623 words
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Advertisement125 1956-11-27 8 "TANGO" TRUMPETS American styled streamlined body Perfect Intonation and Easy Blowing are tht two main features of thia very moderately priced Trumpet. Medium bore, Bb with quick change to A, It 1* fitted with hard-wearing, smooth-action valve* that makes playing a pleasure. Now fitted with two water keys and handsomely125 words
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Advertisement86 1956-11-27 8 KiFRICERATOR Spore Penang Frr CASH Price $454 Hire Purchase -12 Monthly Payments of S 41.50 24 Monthly Payments of 22 4.2 cv. ft.. 5.6 cv. ft. 8 < v model* also avallaM. ONE OF A FAMOUS RANGi to*- VTHE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.. (V vl v «V»"«M THE r.KNf.WAI riECTBtr. CO.86 words
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Article145 1956-11-27 9 THE UNION PLAN COULDN'T BE SOLD THE formation of a for salesmen Singapore was p -tponcd yesterday tuae only four out 50Q salesmen had i at the Chinese I for the iniral meeting. er, Mr Havid Eng, the president of the Trades Union Mr S Japawbo was to adthe salesmen,145 words
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Article39 1956-11-27 9 Biamese woman, Nong d her husband. Arull, a constable, for a divorce on the ground of was granted a de-t-ee nisi by Mr. Justice In the Singapore High yesterday. to be made absolute months. 139 words
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Article58 1956-11-27 9 KUAI A LUMPUR. Mon. i who chose to inny at the botk his way up j ranks, is among j.i^sing out from I the Malay Regiment depot at Port Dickson on Thursday after six months' training. He is Nik Mahmood Fakharuddin, 20. son of Malaya's58 words
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Article333 1956-11-27 9 'SACRIFICE OR STAY SLAVES'— A WARNING TO THE WORKERS ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Chief Minister, Tengku Alxiul Rahman, today gave the nation a stem warning that unless it was prepared to sacrifice it could never aspire to freedom. In a slashing attack on critics of333 words
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247 1956-11-27 9 ART AN IMPORTANT PART OF NEAR-NUDE SHOWS f HREE Singapore church leaders, who have condemned "improper" floor shows, will receive a surprise invitation this morning. It comes from Mr. C. Y. Fang, manager of the Cathay Restaurant, where Martine Molina Is appearing247 words
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Article69 1956-11-27 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Federation Government today declared its attitude towards the Asian Customs I Services Union's claim for more pay and said: "There will be no bargaining." The 1.380 revenue officers were adequately paid for the jobs thfy were doing, a Government spokesman said. The union,69 words
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Article46 1956-11-27 9 A collection at the evening service at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, on Sunday realised $500 for the Hungarian Relief Fund. The money will be sent to the World Council of Churches which has already sent relief teams and medical supplies to Austria.46 words
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Article46 1956-11-27 9 SEREMBAN. Mon.— A Catholic priest and a nun were among the 18 recipients of blood donor medals presented by the Yang di-Pertuan of Negrl Sembllan today. The list included five women, a member of the military and several government and commercial employees.46 words
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Article31 1956-11-27 9 SEGAMAT. Mon. A laundry man, Fong Kan. 39. was acquitted and discharged by Tuan Haji Ahmad, the Segamat magistrate, when accused of the fraudulent possession of two fowls.31 words
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Article, Illustration9 1956-11-27 9 THE 'GUINEA PIG' MARTI NE "It doesn't concern me."9 words
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Article214 1956-11-27 9 Gimson School boy is bound over A BOY from the Gimson School, described as "a constant source of trouble," was bound over by a Singapore court yesterday. He was accused of stealing four fowls worth $15 from the school. Llm Song Kia, 20, had pleaded to214 words
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Article69 1956-11-27 9 Bishop Raymond L. Archer, retired head of the Methodist Church In South-East Asia, last night received a souvenir album of photographs and autographs from the Malaysia Chinese Annual Conference during a farewell dinner in Singapore. About 100 representatives from nine Chinese Methodist churches attended the tone*69 words
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105 1956-11-27 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Representatives of the Federation's 65,000 government daily-paid workers will present their demand for a M-a-day minimum wag* tomorrow at a joint meeting with the official aide of the National Whltley Council. A spokesman for the staff side of the council said105 words
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Article57 1956-11-27 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The appeal against the decision of the Selangor High Court in awarding $42,174 damages to an Insurance agent Mr. R. p. Greer, for injuries suffered In a motor crash has been postponed to Dec. 4. The appeal was scheduled to be heard57 words
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Article37 1956-11-27 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The High Commissioner. Sir Donald MacOilllvray, today visited the Ajnpang Road headquarters of the Federation Army here. He was shown round by the G.0.C.. Maj.-Qen. F. H. Brooke.37 words
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Article21 1956-11-27 9 SEGAMAT. Mon. Applications for grants under the rubber replanting scheme for smallholders In Johore will close on Dec 31.21 words
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Article20 1956-11-27 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A new post office will be opened at Pengkalan Chepa, Kelantan. on Dec. 1.20 words
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298 1956-11-27 9 'Come back 9 she tells Japanese mother SEREMBAN, Mon. A Malay woman, whose Japanese mother was taken away from her when she was six years old now wants her mother to return to Malaya and live with her. She is Che Zainun binte Bostan daughter of Mrs. Kuruki' Nadoka, one298 words
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Article264 1956-11-27 9 Rahman: How to lose Mends and infuriate people TtENGKU RAHMAN today gave the *****00 men in 1 giant Plantation Workers' Union a hint on public relations. Union leaders, he said, should not indulge in rash statements. They could lose friends and infuriate people. I The Tengku then264 words
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182 1956-11-27 9 THE NEW PARTY STANDS AGAINST MERDEKA' MALACCA, Mon.- The Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here last night that the newlyformed Malayan Party, which is opposing the Alliance in next month's Malacca municipal elections, was composed of eople who were antimerdeka. The Tengku. who was speaking at an Alliance election182 words
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Advertisement69 1956-11-27 9 The LOW Price Motor Cycle for Learners and Experts. EASY INSTALMENTS Mt^ \g/ CAN BE ARRANGED j Sole Agents:- KEE HUAT RADIO CO., LTD. j WH, ORCHARD RD., S'POM. PHONI: 343*» ft *****. M. BATJ ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR. PHONE: 3133 (1 Lln«t> I 24. BEACH STREET, PENANO. PHONI: 4154 ft69 words
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Advertisement54 1956-11-27 9 I B PRICE: I I mp SINCAPORE —$2.40 per tin of 50 I I ff^ FEDERATION— S2.7S per tin of 50 I tlift finest service to O B okin9 V? The luxury of travtl with evtry detail arranged beforehand. All service and expert advice absolutely FREE. MHCHIOIICU. IJ2/IM Robinson Rod54 words
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647 1956-11-27 10 Singapore entrepot trade limited: Borneo chief SINGAPORE'S traditional entrepot trade is still very restricted, and it would be unwise to look for any marked improvement in the near future, states the annual report of The Borneo Company Ltd., which this year has celebrated ite centenary. The report issued Jointly by647 words
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Article, Illustration221 1956-11-27 10 ROOTES ANNOUNCE COLONY CHANGE rpHE Far East sales repreX sentative in Singapore of a large British motor company. Mr. J.L. Campbell left for Hong Kong last Friday before going to London on transfer. Mr. Campbell, 57, the local representative of Bootes Ltd., had been In Malaya for 35 years. His221 words
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Article234 1956-11-27 10 'REDUCE TAX OR WE ARE CRIPPLED' rpHE recent increase in duties on luxury foods by the Federation Government is crippling the jewellery trade, Mr. S.P. Hester de Silva. managing director of S.P.H. de Silva Ltd., one of Singapore's largest jewellers, said yesterday. Mr. de Silva, whose company has branches in234 words
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Article69 1956-11-27 10 A new P and o cargo liner, the Salmara, has comoleted her trials and was delivered to the company 10 days ago. She is the sister shin to the 8,202 gross tons Salsette. built by John Brown (Clyde bank) Comoany), Ltd., for the P and O. Far Eastern69 words
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Article, Illustration297 1956-11-27 10 Furniture expert here WENDT (Singapore) Ltd. have begun the expan- sion of their furniture making factory at Read Street, Singapore and when this is completed in six months time, production is expected to be worth in the region of $250,000 per month. It is also intended297 words
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Article149 1956-11-27 10 rpHE East Asiatic Company's X latest freighter Bogota, which arrived in Singapore recently on her maiden voyage to the Far East is the first ship of the company to be built with the engine aft. Strictly a freighter with no passenger accommodation, the Bogota149 words
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Article41 1956-11-27 10 In view of the surplus funds resulting from the sale of Arras estate in Perak. the directors of Batu Matans Rubber Plantations Ltd. propose the repayment to shareholders of 6d per share. The sale realised, after expenses. over £17.000.41 words
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Advertisement66 1956-11-27 10 JL TOKYO I GENERAL AGENTS MALAYA MANSFIELD C CO..LX SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG SE MA STIC ;W I ■alii isP /li f A v^^ iii^s^w^ 111 Hf I|f jgjj BHab A PRODUCT OF SEMTEX LIMITED A OUNLOP COMPANY THE DUNLOP RUBBER COMPANY (MALAYA) LIMITED. Enquiries for supplies and installations to66 words
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Advertisement92 1956-11-27 10 o MALAYA'S NEAREST SUPPLY HOUSE F O R DISCERNING IMPORTERS I!fni. j^rg^fr'^&ilftaliy^X ~ir >^O TRANS VA AL Enquiries are invited from bena fide importers. \&™T Ter Jf*~^**L Cut out this coupon and send to: -V^*^\i "^^^V The Senior Trade Commissioner '^^T ;"jrlL -^P J» for the Union of South Africa92 words
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Advertisement123 1956-11-27 10 RELAXA-TABS Asthma Mucus !£HR|SLEfi chokins attacks of Bronchlti. Asthma ruin your sleep and n( rrr I I night without try! MEXDACO. This K reat n not a smoke, Injection or jnray works through th« >,: reachinir th« lungs and bronchi tubes. The first dose starts bthlu natur* Immediately 3 waysloosen123 words
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Article, Illustration414 1956-11-27 11 THE LONE TRAVELS OF PETER TOWNSEND THIS is Teheran. I v rope is far In-hind. Now f .m deep in Asia and n I move on tortnfe Pakistan, Afjpdinistan, India, and the Ka>t. Yrt. as I subconscious- ;tod all along, s have not gone acto schedule, have bumped against irtaln414 words
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Article, Illustration1019 1956-11-27 11 GROUP CAPTAIN PETER I \TOWNSEND SETS OUt\ ON A ONE-MAN ROUND I THE WORLD JOURNEY I 'Things have not gone according to plan' poverty and the simple kindness of those people. I don't suppose they know or care much about the standard of1,019 words
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Advertisement171 1956-11-27 11 success Ml MBM,. M| l»l JBf^K.^B W^* IMff B^B^BW^B^B^KmS^^^ the attributes of healthy child 'JL& jf hood which give htm the basis K^, splendid results because it is a cw ~**^lißj^ correctly-balanced milk food, bin Zakaria. Kuala Pilah. prepared from pure full-cream cow's milk and modified to resemble human milk171 words
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Miscellaneous102 1956-11-27 11 Rex 3Morgan 9 M.D* Seeing Melissa Dick Tracy Looking for police WBai<Mm^^^Ki^^^^ C$uL%&M H IhlVXj/^ looking for) POUCE- gm TWEPE?^^g^g^BMr T? MV ORDEDS^WERE^TO MEETI p^^rTlPSniK^fo L POLICEMAN X tyOhAMt f^^^^^^W* W Tr t S»J £t^"^2S( \j -LMbIbU LbSb^l^b^b^bH I a^^^a^ B^ a a^^ Ace O m Uara a formality I102 words
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822 1956-11-27 12 By Our Market Correspondent THE price of rubber continued to gain strength in Singapore yesterday and December first grade buyers f.o.b. closed at $I.oB| per pound. This was a gain of one and seven-eighths cents on Friday's closing price and takes822 words
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Article153 1956-11-27 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates up to $100):New York: buying airmail: T.T. S3 I|2, O.D. 32 518. 90 djst 32 7 8 credit bills, 32 15 16 trade bills. Caaafe: buying airmail: T.T. 31 318. O.D.153 words
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Article156 1956-11-27 12 December first grade rubbrr bayers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 108 H cents per lb., up l 7 i cents on Friday's closing price. The closing tone 1 was quiet. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 109, sellers156 words
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Article39 1956-11-27 12 Ships lyine alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Hough Silverbeam 1-2, Lalandla 4-5. Nguen Van Bay C.P., Glenorchy 6-7. Ryuwa Maru 8-9, Elizabeth Bakke 11, Straat Banka 13-14. Songkhla 15-16. Akalcurasan Maru 18.39 words
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Article64 1956-11-27 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS praawT with tun..., Stock Ixchangi were general].finite trend were dull. m. uranium., wen Loans 3-,,; Bank of N.s.W. Mount Lyell N. Broken HO Hill 50 Mount Morgan Pcko Western Mlriini: Ampol Ex. Oil Scorch Aust. Consol. md A.P.M.* (new) Bradford B. Hill Pro. Courtauld Dunlop Elec. Zinc. Felt.64 words
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Article70 1956-11-27 12 Singapore (hin.-r p rwi changr: QOOB yesterday were Copra: si (Nominal) $2, sellers; Dec. $28' t t sellers. Coconut ml: J44'/2 sellers, drum $4| Pepper: steady, abrv of business reporter. < varieties; Muntok a rawak $120, special E $86 i all up $2). Singapore Copra Aswm,,. p.m. prices:70 words
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Advertisement1074 1956-11-27 12 TRONOH MINES INCREASED WORKING PROFIT MR. J. H. RICH'S REVIEW The fifty-fourth annual general I meeting of Tronoh Mines, Ltd., was held on November 16, at 73, Cheapside, London, E.C.2. Mr. J. H. RICH, Chairman, presided. The following is an extract from his Statement circulated to shareholders: The working profit1,074 words
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Advertisement1079 1956-11-27 12 COMPANY MEETING I Commissioner appointed was Mr. i Justice D B. W. Good, whose findings have now been published. It U gratifying to know that the management were absolved from all blame for the strike and the subsequent incidents, and the steps they took to deal with the situation were1,079 words
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Advertisement977 1956-11-27 12 danger of a drift away from tin which follows the continual Introduction of substitutes can be halted. This Important work Is being undertaken by the Tin Hesearch Institute at Oreenford, Middlesex, and is financed by the chief tin producers of the world through their respective Governments. During the year development*977 words
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Advertisement935 1956-11-27 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are invited for temporary employment as a technician in the Virus Laboratory, Institute for Medical Research. Part-time work may be acceptable, secretarial experience an advantage. Inclusive salary according to qualification* and experience, to a maximum of $300 p.m. Apply with details to Director. Institute for Medical Research,935 words
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Advertisement624 1956-11-27 12 NOTICES MALAYAN BREWERIES LTD. (Incorporated in HI manes) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that a First Interim Dividend of 5% per ordinary Stock Unit and 5% per Manacement Share, both less 30% income tax, has been declared by the Directors on account of the financial year ending SOth June 1957. payable624 words
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Advertisement496 1956-11-27 12 KNUTSEN LINE orient service FROM CANADA/U.S PACIFIC PORTS— 3O DAY; I Sailing San I Vancouver Francisco Spore P. Swet. Pen.ing Fr I Elisabeth Bakke Cll 29 Nov No Call V. I Cjertrud Bakke X/ 12 Dec 13 Dec IS Dec 141 I Ellen Bakke 8 Dec b/10 |an 11 U*496 words
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Advertisement1209 1956-11-27 13 T#lI i 405 MANSFKLp tic CO^ LTD. Tot, 41 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE J;""' UVf RPOOL, BUUMDW. 4ONDON PORTS |r .^.ni/0> vt»tt^ WHICH HAVE LEFT MALAYA HOMEwi»brJ L P Ts T[ IYCAON Dokor 4.12 Liverpool 13.12) LAOMtDON Dokor 10.12 Lenaon 17.12) VIA ;?,i PtLIUS Lo) Palmas 12.12 Uverpool 14.12) J1,209 words
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Advertisement907 1956-11-27 13 i i t LfiTKTFWFnffITSKM EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARD! SAILINOS POR BANOKOK AND/OR PAR EAST "KAMROOIA- PenOOQ SfhOm Spon :::::::::::-^t: SiZ SiZ ■LALANDIA" SP P S<h m P Ona S£LANOU */7J.» Calls London (Pessongers only]. •i. «WI T.I: ***** Tel: 241 Tel: ***** General Ag.nts tar SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES SYSTEM AMERICAN PRESIDENT907 words
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Advertisement1002 1956-11-27 13 union THE REN LINE STEAMERS LTD m BUILDING OM UiU »»*DJIO.»"*JeM» Ijlll SINGAPORE (Incorporoted in the United Kingdom) 5 LINES SAIUNGS TO U.K. ft CONTINENTAL PORTS S'por. 9. Sham Panong •ENAVON for London, Hull, Hamburg I. Part 28/29 No. REN ALDER far Liverpool, Rotteroom, Hamburg, Antwerp 6.6/7/ S Dm BENVENUE1,002 words
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Advertisement1225 1956-11-27 13 MoALISTER tfc CO., LTD. TEL.: No.: ***** BLLBMMAM 0k BUCKNALL KLAVENESS LINE LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM. LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURG SEATTLE, VANCOUVER PORTLAND and for U.S.A., North Atlantic Ports Accepting cargo tor Central ft South ond Canada via Colombo Americr CITY Of MANCHESTER BOUGAINVILLE Spore P. S'hom P»n jng Spore1,225 words
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Article104 1956-11-27 14 2 DAVIS CUP MEN DUE The Indian Davis Cup tennis players, Ramanathan and Naresh Kumar, will play exhibition matches in Singapore on Dec. l and 2. This arrangement was confirmed by the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association last night. The Indian players are on their way to Australia whore they will104 words
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Article273 1956-11-27 14 PLANS FOR FAR EAST RUGBY UNION BUT SIAM AND MRU NOT DETERRED By SAUL JOSHUA INDIA and Ceylon will 1 not take part in the formation of a Far East Rugby union. The Rugby Unions of those two countries have officially informed the Malayan R.U. that273 words
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161 1956-11-27 14 JOHNSON PIRIE ADD TO TRACK CRITICISM OLYMPIC officials Joined battle v today with some of the athletes over the condition of the running track hi the main stadium here. Two more runners threw their weight behind the criticism of the track which, among other things, is said to be tooReuter - 161 words
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284 1956-11-27 14 MELBOURNE, Monday. f\ELEOATES at the International Swimming Fedcongress today narrowly defeated a proposal to permit payment for the tuition of elementary swimming without endangering the amateur status of the teachers. The voting was 37 against 30 in favour. Opinions differed sharply. TheReuter - 284 words
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Article102 1956-11-27 14 MELBOURNE, Mon. The United States drew further ahead of Russia hi the unofficial points tabulation when five of today's seven finals had been decided. ttm table (on a 7, S, 4, 3. 2, f basis) is: United States 127. Russia 88. Germany 46 'n. ItalyReuter - 102 words
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Article59 1956-11-27 14 LONDON. Mon.— A new world record hi weightlltting was established yesterday for the bantamweight press, according to Tass. the Soviet news agency. Ulyanov (Kacak), taking part in the all-Union competitions in Orel, lifted 108 kilogrammes (238-lb.) to beat the old record of 107 kilogrammes (235\-lb.) heldReuter - 59 words
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Article104 1956-11-27 14 Ban on underwater swimming MELBOURNE, Mon. rE International Swimming Federation Congress today decided to ban the newly-developed underwater style of breaststroke swimming after the Games. A west German delegate said it was more diving than swimming and sponsored a rule amendment forbidding swimming under water in breast stroke events exceptReuter - 104 words
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Article43 1956-11-27 14 ADELAIDE. Mon. Victoria beat South Australia by an Innings and 88 runs in the Sheffield cricket match here today with more than a day to spare. Victoria scored 439 and then dismissed South Australia for 115 and 236. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article20 1956-11-27 14 SAN JOSE. Costa Rica. Mon— Djurgardens soccer club, of Sweden, beat Sapriea. of Costa Rica. 2-1 here yesterday.20 words
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Article82 1956-11-27 14 HTHE UNITED States have so far won ten gold medals after three days' competitions in the Olympic Games here. Gold Silver Bronze Medals won In the equestrian events at Stockholm are included. Renter. da 4 3 2 1 1 1 1 I 1 T 0Reuter - 82 words
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Article25 1956-11-27 14 RUGBY ALL Malaya vs Thai R.U.. Jalan Besar stadium 8 pjn. HOCKEY Dlv. 2: S.R.C. vs University, padang. FRIENDLY: S.C.C. ts 8.0.D.C.A., padang.25 words
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Article1000 1956-11-27 14 5,000 METRES 1ST BOUND (First five In e»ch heal to final) Heat 1: 1. Gordon Ptrto (Br) 14 mln 25.6 2. Velisa Mugosa (Yugo) 14: 25.6: 3. William Dellinger (US) 14: 2S.8; 4. Peter Bdotnikov (Russia) 14: 28.0; 5. Thygen Thoergersen (Den) 14: 29 ■> John1,000 words
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Advertisement370 1956-11-27 14 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS I 1 .rTncriKil xow showing! j \J \J C\J INI 11 A.M.. 1.45. 4.15, 6.45 te 9.30 P.M. I R-chard [JJk The Last I Widmark jR^, Wa^on AN ACTION-PACKED ADVENT! UE FILMED FOB THE E FIRST TIME ?N NATURAMA! j Republic Pictjrn Present E "THE MAVERICK QUEEN"370 words
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Advertisement422 1956-11-27 14 ailllltllllMlllllllt3lllllllllllltJllllllllllMC3llllllllllllC3l||||||||||| C 3 Ml|||||||!|[ 1 TOMORROW! W™ ITOL fffi U"?V BROUGHT BACK BY POPULAR DEM\ND— 1 ROSSANAPODESTA JACKSERNAS^. i|n^Aj HvHv^ft JrmwT^ 5 -Cinemascope ■g -.w»«N«Scoto(. »*%SB(IDffICHARDWICKE I OPENS THURSDAY As light and bubbling as pink <l BRIGITTE BARDOT "MAMZELLE PIGAIFI (The French Firebrand) Frenrh with English s»i i CINEMASCOPE in422 words
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362 1956-11-27 15 S5-MILLION TURNOVER FOR BUKIT TIMAH By EPSOM JEEP AS the 1956 season draws to a close, Buklt Timah will hold Its last meeting of the year with two big prizes to be contested by top class stayers the 12- -mile Singapore St. Leger and362 words
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Article595 1956-11-27 15 TJfEIGHTS far Metrostar 8.94 Ramsbary 8.93 Applause 8.93 Acrobat 8.92 Fall Hoase 8.91 Undecided 8.09 Solar Minstrel 7.13 Khandi Star 7.13 CI. Dlv s-6 F and Day WEIGHTS for four TT races on Wednesday, second day, CI. 1, Dlv 1-6 F Saturday, fir* Cay of the Singapore Tort595 words
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Article90 1956-11-27 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two top Indonesian players will b« Invited to take part in the all-Malaya Malays tennis championship* in Kuala Lumpur (Jan. 31-Feb. 3) during the Chinese New Year holidays next year. This will be the first time that overseas players will be taking90 words
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Article85 1956-11-27 15 PRAGUE Mon. CZECHOSLOVAKIA and Turkey. meeting for the first time in 32 years, drew their soccer International here yesterday each scoring once, after Turkey had led 1-0 at half-time. The last occasion the two countries met, at soccer was in the Olympic Oames of 1934 andReuter - 85 words
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Advertisement404 1956-11-27 15 irn ,MMOnAT!ON VACANT, )—B»x St tl:**trm. 4, Rochalie In, One Double room I tt bathroom at- Board Phone *****. I-NFTRNISHED 3 t 16A Dunearn Road. per month. Apply Box 0 ROAD Furnla hed with Breakfast ry also Kitchen Phene Davl* ***** pr.ing. y FURNISHED ROOMS ;2 56. AU Modern near404 words
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Advertisement334 1956-11-27 15 ACCOMMODATION WANTED Word, ti (MU.)-Box it EUROPEAN COUPLE Requires Furnished. Unfurnished AccoSdatton. Reasonable Rent District 10 or 11. Box A 6054 S.T. OFFICE SPACE VACANT it Word, U (Mi*.)— Boa H,.o*trm. AIRY OFPICB AVAILABLE Now 400 sq.ft. spprox., Robinson Road, with Telephone and Deelu •haring possible. Apply Box A 6029,334 words
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Advertisement790 1956-11-27 15 I BOOKS PUBLICATIONS It Word, U <IHU.)-Box St rt.. ««l™ copy ($3 75 and 75 cV.ti f "pest "V SfOD GARDEN (or pleasure this U a book which will lncrSJ the satisfaction you g«t from yottr hobby. You should notbe without Professor RJS. HolttunVi to the LowUn* of straits Times790 words
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Advertisement798 1956-11-27 15 FOR SALE M Word, U (Min.)-Box tt tU. wtr. CONTAXIIA f I.s Lens 8.5 CM Telelens Viewflnder few FUters Flashgun. $695 0.n.0. Phone ***** Ex: 16 Office. ***** Residence. NKW PRINTED CHIFFON Sarees to clear Dollars Six one Saree. Chanrai's, Wholesale D*partment, behind 81 High Street. Alsatian PUPPrEs Ist Class798 words
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Advertisement746 1956-11-27 15 NOTICES PAHANG SCHOOLS ADMISSIONS 1956 Parents should confirm admissions by bringing children born in 194* and 1950, with Registration Counterfoil and Birth Certificate to the school at which they desire admission on the date notified for that school The date for admission can be found on request from the Head746 words
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Article151 1956-11-27 16 MELBOURNE, Mon. The Olympic Games programme for tomorrow tin Malayan times) Is: ATHLETICS: 7.30 a.m. Hop, Step Jump qualifying; Women's Long Jump qualifying; Discus qualifying. Noon Women's 80-m Hurdles (first round); Hop Step and Jump (final); 12.30 p.m. 200 Meters (semi-final); 12.50 U0 Metres Hurdles (first round); 12.55151 words
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Article614 1956-11-27 16 Singapore give themselves a scare, then settle down to paste U.S. BUT TEAM WILL HAVE TO DO BETTER TO BEAT THE ROUGH, TOUGH AFGHANS From NORMAN SIEBEL MELBOURNE, Monday THE Singapore hockey team easily proved today that their confidence about beating the United States614 words
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Article, Illustration42 1956-11-27 16 808 MORROW, of the United States, winner of the Olympic 100 Metres sprint who equalled the Olympic record of 10.3 sec in the semi-finals, seen here beating Russia's I. Konovalov in the beats. A P. radio picture.42 words
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512 1956-11-27 16 T»HE Federation hoc- key side are regarded as the fifth best team in the Olympic hockey tournament after India, Pakistan, Germany and Australia. But they may And themselves in the subsidiary tournament for rankings of ni:ie and below. Today the Federation, for512 words
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Article19 1956-11-27 16 In other pages: Race weights Epsom Jeep's JottOlympic results Set-back to a Far East ft. V. P19 words
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Article, Illustration758 1956-11-27 16 CHANCE FOR ALL TO PLAY SHA order puts selectors in quandary rpHE three men who 1 select Singapore's hockey team here manager S. Yogarajah, coach Noel Hay and captain Percy Pennefather were wrestling with a problem today. They were wondering whether they should go against a directive they received from758 words
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Article40 1956-11-27 16 Mr. G. E. N. Oehlers. president of the Singapore Hockey Association, was overjoyed when told of the Singapore team's 6-1 victory over the United States. He immediately sent a cable to Melbourne saying: "Well done. Keep on win-40 words
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428 1956-11-27 16 By VERNON MORGAN fHE United States continued to pile up their tally of gold medals when the 16th Olympic Games was resumed here today. With five of today's seven finals decided, Americans had captured three gold medals, Australia one and Norway428 words
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Article113 1956-11-27 16 FEDERATION'S middle-heavy-weight class weightllfter Tan Kirn Bee had the honour of being the first Malayan competitor to win an unofficial point when he finished sixth in his division. Kirn Bee had a total poundage of 870 his three lifts being 258. 270 and 341. Kirn Bee,113 words
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