Singapore Standard, 28 November 1956
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Title Section33 1956-11-28 1 Singapore TIGER Standard STANDARD POLICE 2548J (5 lines) 240 C %k *Jf\ i. FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 aL 11. No. 1 Vf SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1956 i I'U.F" 15 KM"33 words
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Article665 1956-11-28 1 Kelongs Smashed To Bits By 'Killer' Storm In a desperate bid to save the estimated 16" fishermen still marooned on their kelonjrs ort Merging, the Royal Navy m Sinsapore. m a respond to an appeal from the Federation Government. >esterday dispatched the destro>er, H.M.S. Comus665 words
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Article212 1956-11-28 1 Call To Check On France (Reuter) India today demanded an immediate ed Nations' gaof reports of a armoured build-up L MCBQB HI minister Gei Assembl Secre-tary-Genera: U i ::.immarskjnid, immediately c mur. ::i the French Government *"to put the A >ly at rest m regard these report. If they were212 words
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286 1956-11-28 1 JAMES DAVID - Spore Rebels Lectured Chung Ling Pupils Before The Showdown JAMES DAVID r.v PEN W(. lues— A saloon car, bearing Federation licence plates and carry- fne strangers claiming to be middle- school students. dro\e up to the Chung 'High School on the morning of the recent demonstrations, here, the Standard learned286 words
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293 1956-11-28 1 DIVERS FAIL TO FIND 'MISSING' GIRL DIVERS went down iii the sea off Telok Aver Basin m Singapore yesterday afternoon to look for a 21-year-old girl believed ito hue been trapped m a car which went293 words
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Article54 1956-11-28 1 JAKARTA, Nov. 27 iUP> Mohammad Hatta today announced to Parliament that he will resign as Vice-Presi-dent next Saturday m a move interpreted widely a<= a complete break with President Sukarno. Observers said that Hatta was staunchly opposed to Sukarno's "flirting" with the Communists and the government's "failure54 words
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Article13 1956-11-28 1 POLICE yesterdft) rounded up 28 alleged Communi.^u I Communist sympsthisth^m. ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Article100 1956-11-28 1 A lAN, i '21 (UP) Jordan today a .ilitary allianre With Bri- demanded withdrawal of all British forces from its territory and announced it was considering the establishment of diplomatic relations with Russia. The dramatic decision to end Jordan's long military association with Britain100 words
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Article50 1956-11-28 1 KLUAXG, Tues Dato Capt ..ad bin Mohamed Don, the Si te game warden and a close Wen of th« Sultan of Johore. died today at his residence at Ja'.an Mersinf, Kluang, after a ihOfi i'.'r.css. He v-as 72 The fureral will take p. ace tomo:50 words
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Article80 1956-11-28 1 PARIS, -7 (Reuier) Seven members of Air France's airline staff m Cairo, two of them women, who arrived here from Cairo today said they had had to undress at Cairo Airport for a thorough March by Egyptian Customs officials. One of the women said the Egyptians had80 words
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129 1956-11-28 1 LONDON. Nov 27 (UP) SI o f 10,000 tons can now sail through the Suez Canal as far as E. Cap, the Admiralty inced oifht The Admiralty Vbt latest information reaching London was that a channel 160 feet wide had been cleared129 words
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351 1956-11-28 1 Death Of Malayan: Suicide Verdict CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 27 (Rcuici-)— A verdict of suicide was recorded today on Han Cheng Lim, a 26--year-old Singapore archive ho was found dead m a gas-filled hotel room last Saturday. Shirley Chens Kin: Lim told the Cambridge City r r ncr, Mr. W R. Wallies.351 words
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174 1956-11-28 1 Singapore Colleagues Plan A Similar Move MALAYA may soon be laced with a nation-wide shut-down of its Customs Services because ,of a threatened strike by Asian Revenue Officers m the Federation and Singapore. A* 1,280 Asian Revenue Ofllcen of the Federation Customs174 words
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Article89 1956-11-28 1 OTTAWA. Nov. 27 (Reuter) Canada- Minister i nal ArTa.said tod^ at on« y after th« B French armed intervention m Ef Commonwealth was "or. I verge of dissolution." In a House of Commons speech outlining Canada? tion m the Middle E. he said89 words
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Article42 1956-11-28 1 MOND\ engined and crashed about 10 miles north of here today. It was not immediately known if the pilots survived. Statr md ambulanew were on their way to the Raymondville is m the lower Rio Grande V T42 words
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Article28 1956-11-28 1 LONDON r Gerald Tempter. •he Imp General Staff. was promoted to Field Marshal toniKht In an apparent post-Buez vote of efMMpMt m the British Hieh Command.28 words
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Article37 1956-11-28 1 REFU GEES SHOT press agency f««terday quoted Himgs reiugees as reporting thtf had seen the bodies of 20 shot refugees lying m a, woods near the Hungarian border town of Bozsok AP Hongkong Murder Of British BarristerAP - 37 words
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Advertisement66 1956-11-28 1 I HARRISONS uISUR ENG ITD S port Kuolc Lumpui Penonc keeps them fighting fit VQB|MHHddHB'^r »J 1 lcao' *u>< c r co' TI lj\||W\i Aagl gives kiddies the essMidl |^RSP!^2^3^^^^ vitamins and piOiP^ I cu«^ to keep them fit and welt i ll> °on t Ask your local store tor66 words
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166 1956-11-28 2 SPORE MAN FOUND GUILTY BUT INSANE Accused Admits Fatal Stabbing HONGKONG, Nov. 27, (Reutcr)— Quik bah Chee, a Singapore-born Chinese, was found guilty but insane today at his trial for murder of Arthur John Clifford, a British barrister who was stabbed to death or a street m the heart jf166 words
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Article, Illustration70 1956-11-28 2 VEKA PASZTOK. Prima Ballerina of Budapest M.itp Oprra, and her husband, Ernest Vashefyi, ballet master and solo dan irr at the open, smile happih h' icnn.i after fleeing from Hunuarv Arresti d. he bribed a Russian sentry with i cold wrist watch and escaped, his wife donned anAP - 70 words
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Article26 1956-11-28 2 v, Calif or- A pnrey P ted to St J spital on Monday for treatment of a nerve pressure condition, his doctor said.26 words
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Article103 1956-11-28 2 JERUSALEM Nov 27 (AP) Sefkati Istii 1 1 ..ter to Israel, i k I the Government last night that he had been recaiiI A high government official g he had been recalled to "strengn the B Pal" wnich "is not directed an^iv-t Israel." Istinyeli. who made the103 words
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Article68 1956-11-28 2 LONDON. No? 27 (4P)_ British veteran^ of World war II who were prisoner.of war of the Japanese are tO uu recr u Ve £25 Payments within the next few weeks Minister of Pensions j Boyd-Carpentw. told 'the Hou.se of Commons that the payments would be made68 words
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Article107 1956-11-28 2 CAIRO, Nov. 27 <AP) The 1 Egyptian Government an-j nounced on Monday that Bri-i tUb and French nationals^ "are being allowed to leave i Egypt if they H wMI" The announcement by < Egypt's Director ol lnlorma-i tion. Col. Abdel Kader Half m said "there i107 words
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Article124 1956-11-28 2 Life Saved By Watch Dogs JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 27 (Reuter)— The Rev. Horace Wilson, 40, was rescued by African servants here today after being assaulted by a gang of white youths and left hanging m a potato sack with a rope around his neck and amis.124 words
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290 1956-11-28 2 SENTIMENTAL GENTLEMAN C" SWING FOUND DEAD GREENWICH. Connecticut, Nov. 27 (AP).— Bandleader Tommy Dorsey died yesterday m his sprawling 1.5.5130,000 mansion apparently the victim of a bizarre accident while he slept An air of mystery surrounded the death of the "cmtlpman <>f swing." DorMjr, 51. and his brother. Dorsey Lett290 words
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Article22 1956-11-28 2 CARNEGIE HALL York will be torn dowr. I make wav a, O fv e building, it was announced yesterday. APAP - 22 words
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Article140 1956-11-28 2 CLOSING rubrwi price* (rents per Ih j m Sing* pore >esterda> wen Spot norn > 10!< i: s.S No. 1 IM R S.S No 1 106 H N«> 3 M IMJ 10Si n< Steadj **HMtt ii.N The price ol tv tiie loral market yest< O »as S4l^i per"140 words
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128 1956-11-28 2 emergency force between Naples and E.ypt/amount^ I somr^nT.omi The riTninnimßl sa id m a communiq that il I The airlift was carried ojt by three DC ti-B machines of Swiss Air tbfl Swiss national airline under charter to the United Nations Canadian128 words
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Article34 1956-11-28 2 T H E American freighter Charles E. Dant was reported listing badly find m danger of sinking yesterday m the South China Sea oil the northwest coast of Luzon. A PAP - 34 words
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Article28 1956-11-28 2 THE Philippine armed forces Chlel ol Staff, ha? deMgnated Brigadier General Algredn M. Santo s as head of the SEATO military planning office m Bangkok. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article24 1956-11-28 2 BANDITS killed 25 Dorsons and burned 1.5u0 houses during a week of terror m Western Java. It was reported yesterday. UPUP - 24 words
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Article45 1956-11-28 2 TOKYO. Nov. 27 < Router The Japanese Maritime Sa.'ety Board MM here tonight the 2.737-ton Japan. freighter Towa Maru sprang l poini '61 les south of AfOlhlma. southern Japan 1 d j.aid all 42 crew member, took to lifeboatl fust before the >hip sank.45 words
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Advertisement187 1956-11-28 2 %o^^ FOR A GIFT.,. J V /M REMEMBER p EN NAME FOR THE PERFECT GIFT J^ j :^^fes^- S 's^. I M: f jF l\": :hat special gift occasion— a birthday; anniversary, re- < *«^n s holiday—,: Npi Parker "51". Its fame assures %/T lt\^^ tion and welcome The New187 words
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Article, Illustration46 1956-11-28 3 IMPr. Major (Chief Technician) Robert Nuol, who will thr R\l Seletar Pipes and Drums uhm thr\ 't tho st \ndrcw\s 1)..\ celebrations m Kuril mi; and l Maaila. Pip,- Major Xicol. of Ladybank Fife Scotland, is an lirframe fitter at R.A.F. Seletarl Singapore46 words
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142 1956-11-28 3 THE Singapore Malay Education Council is to seek more information from the Ministry of Education regarding its new plan on local Malay education. c Harun Mohamad Amin. president of the Council, told the Standard yesterday that the Council would Government's proposal to introduce English m142 words
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208 1956-11-28 3 TWENTY members of the RA Pipes and Drums band will leave air for Manila tomorrow to five two performances for the public and the Philippine Air For They are making the trip at the invitation of Scottish "exiles" of the St.208 words
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Article, Illustration585 1956-11-28 3 it's disgraceful... washing dirty linen... very embarrassing..' THE YARSMTY SQUABBLE: Singapore leaders hops that all will be forgotten m the interests of a centre of scholarship, but add— VARSITY'S REPUTATION HARMED SINGAPORE leaders yesterday called upon graduates of the University of Malaya and the Acting Vice-Chancellor, Dr. E.H.G. Dobby, to585 words
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Article, Illustration190 1956-11-28 3 Michael (7 Operations) Lee Flies Home To A Happy Father SIX-YkAK-OIJ) Michael Lee. win, h.cs undergone right operations for a congenital ailment, lieu hack to hi\ parent-, m Singapore from Melbourne by Air India yesterday with a smile on his face and two Olympic badges on his chest. Michael underwentStandardpic - 190 words
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278 1956-11-28 3 Five Men Face Murder Charge A SINGAPORE housewife helplessly watched her 70-year-old father-in-law being attacked by five men armed with hammers and an axe at her home m Beach Road, the Singapore Assizes was told yesterday. Baton Mr. Justice Whitton were Liew278 words
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Article55 1956-11-28 3 THE Commander-in-Chief. Pax BuM Air Force, Air M LTShal Sir Francis Fresianges, \m lea Tina tot Melbourne on Saturday to rep: ent the British Services at the Graduation Parade at Point Cook. Royal Australian Air Force College, to be held on Dec. 10. s.r Francis will55 words
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105 1956-11-28 3 A MEETING of M utlin and Malay bodies m Singapore will be held on Sunday at the Arab Union premises. Serangoon Road, to form a Red Crescent < Muslim counterpart of the Rca Cross* committee for aid to Egypt The meeting L> I s105 words
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Article33 1956-11-28 3 HONGKON Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange -!6.30 to £1 Sterling; $6.***** to •51. 8 12 to Malayan $1; to nn c Indonesian Ruppiah; 1271 to a tael.33 words
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Article242 1956-11-28 3 Value Of Singapore Now $62 MIL tiie annual value ol Blue*- pore City lg now $82,500,000, an increase of uver S3 million .since the beginning ol the year, the acting City As- ssor, Mr T. P. Steven.-on. told the Standard yesterday. The total number of properties assessed by October was242 words
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Advertisement132 1956-11-28 3 p acked facts ond -i.res, profusely .llustrat »b« 10th Ed.t.on of 'GUIDE TO SINGAPORE and rTf^ u 1 Spot'.ght on K\?.^3 s your reference book on whot SUGGESTION I >- do wh-- ro find it. how to get there ond hundreds What could be a more .n'eresting data and h.storical132 words
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Advertisement493 1956-11-28 3 I v 'llitiiMitiiiiyaß All C Rouge, Lipstick. Talc, Soaji, Brilliantinc. II.; Cream. DISTRIBUTORS GRAFTON LABORATORIES LIMITED, SINGAPORE Hol as to Kill Bu-is. AnU. Huachcs BestWa) to Kill Bugs, Ants, Ro«cb COCKROACHES, ants, t■- E" """"I and .>re the most W' difficult household pests to Jl X trol. Now you can493 words
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Miscellaneous19 1956-11-28 3 FOOD. FIN FAIR iIETHODIST English im. will boW its annual Food and Fun Fair on Saturday at 2 p.m.19 words
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Miscellaneous21 1956-11-28 3 CHURCH CONFAB THE con fen |I I the Wesley Methodist Church. Taiping, will be held on Dec. 5 at 7 p.m.21 words
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Article51 1956-11-28 4 IPOH. Tues. A hostile rigii 1 was shot dead m the Upper Perak region on Sunday I patrol of a Police Special Squad. At the time of the killing, the aborigine was m the company of a Chinese terrorist and women aborigines, who Bed when fire was51 words
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323 1956-11-28 4 DRAMA IN COURT PROSECUTOR AMENDS WIFE MURDER CHARGE Provocation Was Grave, But He Caused Death... PENANCL lues. The trial ot P. Subramaniam, a 43-veai o'd labourer on a dUKTfC <>1 murder, came to d Lunatic end m the Assize Court today, when the Prosecution323 words
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Article, Illustration65 1956-11-28 4 A TOAST is drunk .it thi- Ncyri Srnibihin M \rulrr\\ s D.iy crlcbrations held m the Bui«fi Lions Club. Seremb.ui. on Saturday. Pictu i ft! .it the main table (Iran lo rt > Mrs. c.A. Paddy, the n.ito Dana, Mrs. I. Ma>sic. the65 words
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133 1956-11-28 4 c Hutton Lane, who celebrated his 70th birthoav on November 6, is planninfl to take part m the Centenary Cross Channel Swim from Kedah Pier, Pcnang. O n Jan 6, "just for ki ki Lim was the first to PWWUtff the local channel133 words
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Article58 1956-11-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs Inspector B Ramakrishna, formerly of Kuala Selangor, has taken over the duty of prosecuting offlon m the I trate'a Court from A.S.P. Paul Raj, whr i? ,~oing on a course to the Kuala Kubu Police College. Mr. Paul Raj will be |oia| on58 words
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102 1956-11-28 4 KUALA l-I'MPTR. Tups. Residents of Fetaline Java, arc unrried about a "snaJie pit" m the heart of the capital's satellite town It is a stretch of low land, shrub-ridden and swampy uhiih li belic\ ed to contain a reptile nest. During the past102 words
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Article189 1956-11-28 4 BUTTERWORTH, T,;c?.— The E:-:ccu:ive Committee of the Straits Trading Company Employees' Union, who had been given full powers to accept or reject the Offer of the S: raits Trading Company to the Union's demands for better conditions ol service and increase of pay by 50189 words
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Article101 1956-11-28 4 Perak Will Observe 13 Holidays ipoii, Tarn. Pen* will observi the foUowliif U Public Holidays next year: Jan. 1 KM) Year's Day. Jan 15 Sultan's Birthday. Jan. 31 and Feb 1 Ch:nese NtW Year. Feb. 2 Federa:ion D|j D U Good Friday. May 1 and 2 Han Raya Puasa. June101 words
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Article99 1956-11-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues \lr.e Registrar of Societies. Mr. It. G Xeal, today turned down tne app. ication for the registration of the Se.ar.^r Ma ay Ex-Detainees Welfare Association. The Registrar said -he isal was based on Section 5 of the Societies Ordinance 1949, which empoweri tbi refusal*99 words
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229 1956-11-28 4 I Drew Out My Gun In Self -Defence— lnspector PLACE WAS NOTED FOR BAD HATS' KUALA LtJMPUB, Tues. —An officer of the Special branch, Inspector Francis Tai look Seng, drew out hi> revolver when he was involved m a fifcht with a mcc seller, because the area was haunt of229 words
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Article30 1956-11-28 4 IN aid oi tbtii District tad, the Taiping division British Red Cross Society win bold a Charity Dance at the Town Ha:; on Dec 29 at 8 p.m.30 words
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155 1956-11-28 4 No Bribe When Receiver Is A Friend— Counsel IPOH. ruts.— The mere acceptance of a valuable present by a public servant is not an offence because the receiver and the River have been close friends s:nc c childhood. This was the contention of defence counsel Mr. V. Jfeyvr ratnam, m155 words
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Advertisement370 1956-11-28 4 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS <' FrATMAvI m OPENS TODAY! >' I Inf\ T J 1! no a m-1.40--i MVh.V p m I FOR THAT WONDERFUL... HILARIOUS FEELING... 1 1 x-fiJJSU THAT i; &#^l Feeling i, -^-.^=s £T tecmnicolop I JQpg^ NOW SHOW^T :j Richard (M The Last j: Widmark '^fe^»^ Wagon370 words
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Article, Illustration100 1956-11-28 5 SERGEANT TURNS BABYSITTER IMF. lone Sergeant photographed with four kids at the Sinuupore International Airport (above yesterday is having Mi tirsi Lraining session m "Operation Babysitter Sergeant Norman Hill. Royal Engineers, G B.Q, Nin^.ipo.. i> the f.Uhn of the ninemonth >m twins he is holding deft to right) —Linda and100 words
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Article151 1956-11-28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.< Consumers are building up increased stocks of coal m Malaya because of the present uncertain oil position caused by the Middle East crisis. This was disclosed to the shareholders of the Malayan Collieries today by its chairman, Mr. J. Drysdale.151 words
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Article182 1956-11-28 5 Recruiting For Army Next Month POTENTIAL British Army recruits (Malayan Other Ranks) and recruits for the Malay Regiment will be interviewed next month m Kota Bahru and Kuala Lipis. On Dec 1 and 8 fatten ing will be held at the Poli-e Canteen. Kota Bahru from 8.30 a.m to 4182 words
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Article34 1956-11-28 5 FOR failing to register the particulars of foui lodgers, Lim Swce Lee. a hotel-keeper, was terd when he ied guilty to the charge re Mr. Cfcoor Singh, the Singapore Fourth Magistrate.34 words
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Article39 1956-11-28 5 THE Singapore Chinese Schools' Management Committee will hold a meetir Dec 3, at the Chinese C her of Commerce, to sti: special memorandum sul ted by the Chin* 1 Congress on government's new education policy39 words
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Article27 1956-11-28 5 A .MEETING of the Johcre State Welfare Committee will be held at 2.30 p.m. on Suntn the Ante Room of the Council Chamber, Johore Bahru.27 words
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281 1956-11-28 5 Allow Politics In Community Centres: Cheong TWO leartini; Singapore educationists yesterday ameod th.it political m Tfll"f| should be allowed m Colony nimmunity centres it more than one party takes part m the discussions. They were commenting on a statement by the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, at the last281 words
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Article172 1956-11-28 5 WHEN the Westminster Choir arrives m Singapore next month, members will meet old friends who have attended the Westminster Choir College m Princeton. New Jer:n America. Among them are Miss Geoh Kheng Koh, of Singapore, and Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmerman, of Klang. AH three have172 words
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Article51 1956-11-28 5 KUALA LI'MPUR, Tues. The Mercantile Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. (902 ibers) last year made a net profit of $13,734. In all 640 loans totalling BC2 were made during ar. Loans made to house builders amounted to $51,338 and $29,700 was made available for confinement and51 words
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Article47 1956-11-28 5 THE following were elected office-bearers of the Sinpapore Books ers 1 Association at a meeting held at the B::t:-h Council Hall yesterday:— Pr< ident Mr M Idree? Maxlean; Vice-pre.-ident Mr. Cheng Chin Kun: Hon. Sec. Mr. Robert Foster: Hon. Treasurer Mr Un H ng Bhing47 words
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Article, Illustration50 1956-11-28 5 Photo b> si\i\ candles decorate the birthday cakr <;f uniting little Joyce Foo whose parents, .Mr. and Mrs Foo Yoou dkr gaTC Bet and her friends a party to colcbratc the occasion at their home m Singapore Mr. Foo is the Assistant Registrar, University of Malaya. John SoonJohn Soon - 50 words
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236 1956-11-28 5 SIX SECONDARY SCHOOLS TO BE BUILT NEXT YEAR SINGAPORE'S Education Ministry will provide additional accommodation for 25,440 students m its primary and secondary schools next year, following approval of education development estimates by the Legislative Assembly. The Ministry will build 270 classrooms for primary236 words
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165 1956-11-28 5 He Hit Widow (60) With A Broom -$2O A 60-YEAR-OLD widow. Tong Ah Mooi, was assaulted with a broom and a few days later she coughed blood, a Singapore Court was told yesterday. In the Singapore Fifth Magistrate's court yesterday was See Tien Kwaag, a tri-shaw-rider who appeared en a165 words
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Article128 1956-11-28 5 Claim For Support Dismissed SINGAPORE court yesterday dismissed an order for maintenance brought by a young divorcee against a 42--year-old man who. she claimed, was the father of her The woman. Tay Khai Lung, told the court that after being introduced to Tan fcfeng Siah by a match-mak- t the128 words
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123 1956-11-28 5 ADMIRALTY TRYING TO SPLIT US, SAYS UNION THE Singapore Na\al Base Labour Union yesterday charged the \dmnail.\ with i inuuragin;, r splits m the ranks (il trade unions m Ihi Selctar Dork Yu4 He said the Adnni.il!. li.iv bren tr>in l llii'.u^ii its officials, t» i m Wfl "b!ark-!c:s" an123 words
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73 1956-11-28 5 SHE DRANK LINIMENT AFTER A SCOLDiNG A 17-YEAR-OLD house.S. Pakriamal, took a few drops of liniment when her grandmother scolded her for being quarrelsome and lazy, the Singapore Eighth Magi.-trate's Court wa.s :old yesterday. Yesterday. Pakriamal was charged with attempted suicide at a house m Delta Road, on Nov. 23.73 words
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Advertisement254 1956-11-28 5 NEW is fln<jlih(j-fresh and that tingle tells you it's good for teeth and gums fci^Wßi-^', :la.vb cavvew eau dc cologne i I ma griffe s^^ robe dun > r l^^ to MVM-CHMA WATCN CO ITO, Foot Itch Healed m 3 Days Do your fMt ttch. smart and burn ao Kadly254 words
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Advertisement266 1956-11-28 5 The icorld famous family of ri f* C D lucn medicinal products CKINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is an excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, Indigestion Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ING AUN TONG THE iIGLK MEDICAL HAI.L BEIGIT7E BARDO T i m i ri m ii i mi r.i.266 words
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Article, Illustration748 1956-11-28 6 Where will the Ma tim bus live I>i',l RY. S. Rhodesia 'j'HI XX is no law m South 1 irn Rhodesia, dedicated it is to rat ial partnership, ■hu h t'lihids ■■llllt<l n(>|a. en 'utr> Mi bl.wkv P.ut it k it' st b'-sinniii- to ah i.n a vounc Southern si.748 words
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Article540 1956-11-28 6 I when one talks of internal, external and civil defence one has to take into consideration one vital factor loyalty. It seems to us that now, as m 1942. the greatest danger lies within lpore. The Japanese had used fifth columnists to aid their rapid advance through Malaya540 words
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Article342 1956-11-28 6 FOLLOWING the Singapore student riots, the anti-communist students complained that it was difficult to find peace to study these days. We them because, "m trying to conate on their studies, they were made the and were intimidated m various ways. Their only sin is that they want342 words
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Article, Illustration918 1956-11-28 6 R. H. Young - R. H. Young THE DIKE OF EDINBURGH IS DUE TO VISIT THE ISLANDS IN JAM ARV ON HIS WAY BACK TO BRITAIN FROM AUSTRALIA AFTER ATTENDING THE UI.VMIMC GAMI.> by MOST people, if they know the name of the Falkland Islands at all, connect it with naval battles.918 words
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Article623 1956-11-28 6 ASTER GUNASEKERA - The NEWS as it strikes me! ASTER GUNASEKERA by j \IKI\(. the debate on the Budget m the Assembly !~t week, opposition was taken .;j;ainst < -xpcml.tui c for the empli)>ment of lv community centre organizers by Liberal Socialist Lim Chocn .Mong on the flinisv grounds that "the people can623 words
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Article257 1956-11-28 6 New Tax on Films Sir; In view of the imtlon of the new tax on films, I understand :hat the majority of the independent theatres m the Federation will have to close down. Mast of these exhibitors are unable to meet the increase on rentals by the distributors, which have257 words
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Article82 1956-11-28 6 v >t Sonu pi i pii .i! ound the Am m |p,;h. are rearing Th<-*«- d,,^>. thoueh ir nol rnu7/i.d ;I nd lrft i,, on the road v thr 1i.uu.,1 ,iy to anim.iis annot bi tol< .1 ri CJ V\ (T\ ell' 111;; t s)i nip.ith.tn ittitud<82 words
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Article170 1956-11-28 6 Village Postal Delivery gh time that the authorities com should take dra towards improving th< -ndling daily ma the Postal Aecncy lr tiny village of Titi. Jelebu :ave posted s< vs to friends anc tives of this village and v my surprise ;hr have not reached them. Recently, I visited170 words
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Advertisement80 1956-11-28 6 if» <?« «X» s*Ss'«*s£ LATEST FOR X MAS «W<^vJ; Unshrink3D l jS^W? ]n KAPAL GEORGETTE \rWB C /J .anteed Fast colours. In jjlffiffiJhrr T^T d >k colours to J&Hkßfc£< jdk/** <* ion and wear. KlSf/«?Pv 1 'fk >s and wear m\ fJXV^&^'i \f M feels like cotton •^■•P^' 1 Moderate!)80 words
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Advertisement55 1956-11-28 6 MALAYAN RAILWAY mm i SBBVKXS* A high degree of comfort and service is provided for tavellers at flu Malayan Railway Hotels adjoining the stations at: Singapore Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh Air-conditioned bed rooms are available at these hotels, and prior reservation is recommended. A limited number cf rest rooms is55 words
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Article423 1956-11-28 7 PNOM PENH, Cambodia, Nov. 27 (AP) Red China's t o v r i n g Premier Chou En-lai on Monday invited Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek to return to Peking and accept a high government post. Chou. second man of the Communist regime which drove423 words
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Article264 1956-11-28 7 More Dangerous Than Egypt LONDON. Nov. IT) Authoritative sources t'uiiv ImCMi a new MM Bill struggle potentially more dangerous to world peace than the current Sue/. or Israeli-Arab disputes. The new .struggle is within the Arab world itself be-pro-Russian Arab countries and anti-Russian Arab or264 words
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96 1956-11-28 7 BAB] I Italj N'-x i C ill' 1 A hi//a ir t m Hi double suicide i.s re- ported lli'ir >»'stPl'da.V Z hi'ii i in. in and |M 5 were found hanging by the nc( k in thr same noose m a small farm96 words
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Article36 1956-11-28 7 An Israeli Foreign If intotry source said yesterday report have be received that Egypt canti tnplati a i man expulsion of Jow.s. Hr >:i:d Israel plans to prr,tr.--t to the United .\'ai;on.>. A PAP - 36 words
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Article75 1956-11-28 7 FRENCH CREW ABANDON BLAZING SHIP CASABLANCA N 27 (AP) A French MlfO vessel with a crew of 25 csught fire oH Tan?iers on Monday and the crew abandoned ship, according to reports reaching here la?t ni?ht The ship, the Rouannais. was owned by the Compagnic Armement Sapa Its tonnage was75 words
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196 1956-11-28 7 HUSBAND WITHDRAWS MURDER CHARGES AGAINST WIFE ST. PAUL, Minnesota, Nov. !7 AP)— An Amencan air ioice >rr^eant who had accused his wife and daughter of killing three children he said were born out of wedlock to the daughter withdrew the charge yesterday. S^^. Jack Übel, 48. er professional wrestler, favc196 words
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Article84 1956-11-28 7 Capetown. Booth Africa Wot n IAPI The [list American ship to reach here because of the Boa Canal blockage arrived yesterdas it la the S.7Bft-ton freighter. Express, and waa to Beirut discharging cargo when the Canai was blocked. it waa due to sail for India84 words
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Article143 1956-11-28 7 NEHRU'S MESSAGE TO KADAR NEW DBLBI, Nov. 27 (Renter)- -Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime >linistcr. lias sent a personal messam V\v Hungarian Prime Minister. Mr. .Innos K.dar. Ufißg W" t-t admit Initrcl N.itions observers t<» Budapest as soon as possible, it was authoritativelj Irarn^d143 words
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310 1956-11-28 7 Parents' Views Differ On Prince Charles Report NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (AP)— Queen Elizabeth of hn eland and the Duke of MKvgfc were reported to have different views on the future education of Pitect diaries hei r apparent to the British thnme. ng to an article In the current issue310 words
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Article59 1956-11-28 7 NICOSIA 27 (AP) British authorities imposed a collective fine of £950 (US$l.--tfSO) on the village of Pano Panayia, m South-west Cypi on Monday The fine was the resu;t cf an extremist atttack on the police station there on 18 Authorities announced also that two members of59 words
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Article101 1956-11-28 7 UK Runs Out Of Petrol LOXDON. Britain's gasoline sur; almost exhauste three weeks before the start of fuel rationing. The threat of dry pumps set off a spurt of hoardin e ther depleted suppllts. London taxicab drivers sent a delegation to the government oomplainine that they would be put out101 words
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Article44 1956-11-28 7 BAGHDAD Ren-ter)—LcK-al and foreign banks here yesterday suspended credits for impor through Lebanon free zone and S v n Tt 'ed the reg ng and seizure by the ,n army of all goods mainly heavy equipment— in transit through Syr.?,44 words
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Advertisement136 1956-11-28 7 The Christmas Gift of the Year 3n £fc'!l p gfl Portable with the de Luxe Features a Gift for a Lifetime Sdcchl CHRISTMAS M9COUMI BEHN. MEYER CO LTD P 0 So; 20C0 Singapore, PiTERSON SIMONS CO LTD Kuaia Lumpur. Pcn 3 n In celebration of the FAR FASTfR\ PREMHRE S(136 words
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Advertisement200 1956-11-28 7 S5B s^fC Pa *m V& *i PA PA PA P^ PA *A t/s P.* PA U. K. Delivery v. Gift Service j The /csf Christmas Parcel Moils have already gone. but Home Delivery can still be guaranteed it you inform us of your needs by Friday, 7th, December. P&PjSZP&Fj WINES200 words
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Article102 1956-11-28 8 Typhoid Under Control BUKIT MERTA.IAM. Tues. I c typhoid epidemic here is on the decline, announced the District Officer, Mr. M. P. Power presiding at the first meeting of the Town Council yesterday. He told the councillors that HMN we:e only two diagnosed and nine suspected cases remaining m the102 words
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Article83 1956-11-28 8 Tii S fmp^re Government Mis cous Ser\'ices Union, at its general meeting held yesterday, agreed to its affiliation with the Trades Union Congress. The following were elected office bearers for 1957: President, M. S. Menon, reelected; Vice President, Anthony Chew Yoon; Hon. Sec. Francis Chung83 words
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209 1956-11-28 8 Reformatory: 5 pore's Reply To Juvenile Delinquency ■EFOBMATOBIES for youtliful oftendeis are to be introduced m Singapore. ree bills, which will prn- this step m the fight Ittst juvenile delinquency. gazetted yesterday. These bills seek to amend the Criminal Procedure Code. Pi on Bill and the Child- Young Persons Bill209 words
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Article, Illustration156 1956-11-28 8 KUALA LUMPL'R. Tucs. The Federation's Director of Operations, Lt-Gen. R.H. Bower, flew to Bangkok today on a 'fact-finding courtesy visit' to the Thai capital. Accompanied by the Director of Intelligence. Mr. G.C. Madoc. he is expected to be away for a week during which he156 words
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Article70 1956-11-28 8 \'L\G numbers and prizes of the Ulu Langat District Welfare Lottery. Kajang, were announced yesterday. First prize of $1110 went to ticket No. *****; 2nd prize $500 to No. *****; 3rd prize $300 to No. *****. There were 10 consolation prizes of $40 for Nos. *****.70 words
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Article370 1956-11-28 8 Unpaid Loan Led To Killing— Police IPOH. Tues.— An unpaid loan for a marriage was ■111 to bo the cause of quarrel between two brothers and the subsequent fatal stabbing of a sister-in-law. This was stated by the cution m the Supreme Court today when a padi370 words
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Article120 1956-11-28 8 A Free Trip To Hongkong SEREMBAX. Tues. —Entries are now pouring m for the forthcoming 'Mr. and Miss Jaycee' contest organized by the newly-formed Junior Chamber of Commerce m Seromban. The contest will be staged on Dec. 15 under the patronage of the Yang di-Pertuan Besar. The organizer, Mr. I.M.X.120 words
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Article93 1956-11-28 8 The Stuff Leaders Are Made Of KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Training m the three "Rs" alone will not adequately equip Malaya's youth to face the "fast-changing and fiercely competitive" world, said Mr. Shane Summers of the Lumut Ouv.vard Bound School today. Youth of Malaya must build up initiative, character and leadership93 words
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Article33 1956-11-28 8 SEVEN bus companies m Kedah. Perlis and Penang that v.c:o involved m a disDute with their workers over wases and better working conditions have, it is understood, come to a settlement.33 words
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Article346 1956-11-28 8 RELIEF FOR BEDOK ARE AS r.OVT ORDERS- 700 ACRES SUBMERGED IN DISTRICT BEDOK resettlement area— invariably the wont I Staf^ire In a flood— will find the situation improved within the next ftfWpt. Government has given top priority to the construction of a 2.000-foot long outlet346 words
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Article66 1956-11-28 8 MAX TOURS FLOODED DISTRICTS THE Assistant Mtaistr r Pa* Sbee, set moraiac oa a cotnprehenMvc tour ol flooded MM Mi Mai ited Ri-dok, Geylang Serai. Potoag Pasir. Rraddch Road and ulh<-r flood areas. The sMmI ol his visit. the Standard was told, is ascertain daawge to property and crops. It66 words
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Article136 1956-11-28 8 Summons For A Minister KUALA LUMPUR. Tucs. Malayan Indian Congress president and Federal Labour Minister Mr. V. T. Sambantnan, was today issued with a summons resulting from a motion filed m the Selangor b Court by Federal Councillor. Mr. K. L. Devaser. he suspended recently from the for flouting party136 words
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241 1956-11-28 8 State Of The Roads In The Federation FLOODS TEST flood position on the main roads m th» Federation: Trengannu: KemasekAyer Jernch Road. 2 milt li ft., rising. Kemasr m Ayer Puteh Road. 16 mile, 3 ft., rising. Johore: Kota Tingd» Mersing Road, mile 26.40--26.55, 10 ins: 33.60-33. 10 m?: 39.65-40.00.241 words
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Article84 1956-11-28 8 DBNNY GOODMAN TICKETS for the Benny Goodman Show, go on sale at Robinson's today. Bookings are from $2 to SlO. Mr. Goodman will arrive m Singapore with his 14-man orchestra and a woman vocalist on Dec. 23, after an engas nent m Bangkok. He will play84 words
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Article, Illustration81 1956-11-28 8 MR Matthew Gilbert Neal. the Federation's Official Assignee and Registrar of Companies, Trade Unions and Societies since December 1954. will become a Puisne Judge ol the Supreme Court today Wellington born "Matt" Neal. as he is popularly known among sporting circles, is incidentally the first New Zea-landt-r to81 words
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Advertisement159 1956-11-28 8 tl\\\\\W Uflforg e fab\£tyr\t\S tki? Z i£\W§ underwater colour nasterptece HAMS and lOITE HASS Di.lrihul.-d l» MUU CUPS. B^B^Q it* WV* bShbß B E i iSL«3eBb-\. P m B BBbI &r .k f \aTEWiigy ft BBSS N^V f J^ ■bE^B^K^bl bST BbbßbH BBBT SSL """-B BBBt^H BbW «^^^H ■BBbI B^BawS^BvBIBGBL^VSBVBBS^BfXA^^^^.'^^^BBfI159 words
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Advertisement96 1956-11-28 8 THE FIRST SWEEPING ADUNTIRI INURIAiV IN NATURAMA Jl v/i I lilY) >i^ S -> -"THE MAVERICK QUEEN" Starring li\i;n\it\ RAWICI MHK SULLIVAN IN N\lll{\M\ ii .LOR HI PI 111 II li( 1! I. ODEON coming \KJ \U\ Ml I.1N(, IIM I) akl )<>L n\\i\<, nun tut ufin ih.m SBOBW v\96 words
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Miscellaneous148 1956-11-28 8 Standard cAimanac Information at a Glance yiNGAPQPC rrfffur Ki'l ir> luti luncheon mcc s on "Some Aspects of Austral. an Policy.' by R L. nay Hotel. 1 Pm. 1 Malay class. Chess club. d:na. Gymnastic Practice p m. Art Club 6pm Peace Cove: Gospel meeting at 393 Joo Chiat Road.148 words
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Miscellaneous200 1956-11-28 8 430 p.m (7 1 ft). Penang 10.39 a.m. (6 3 ft). 1100 RADIO MALAYA H \lM<> M M -ii. t il Ken h 1 p.m Wedneidav Serenade (P). s (Si. 1.45 Three or More »P>. 2 p m Lnsli^n schools broadcasts (Si. 6 pm. Prog summary (Si. 602 Mail B?g200 words
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Miscellaneous182 1956-11-28 8 from South-East England; 7 pm c For Dancing: 745 "The Goon Show'; 8.15 Between The Lines; B. HO The News Home V MS Southern Serenade nestra; 930 Radio Newareel; 1.49 Naunton Wayne with Di rk Guyler and Richard s: 10.45 Tony Hancock m "Hancock's Half-Hour'; 1115 A.my Dinner m honour182 words
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Miscellaneous183 1956-11-28 8 Games foreign language broadcasts (11. 13. lfi 19m); 545 Indonesian Programme; 630 Mandarin Programme; (ltnii 7.30 Olympic Games Cov< 8 15 Thai Programme: 8-3" and Australian News; 8-4 Commentary; 8 45-11.30 Special Olympic Games foreign language broadcasts: 11 pm. Au 1110 News Commentary; 11 30-12.30 a.m. Special O Games foreign183 words
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Article, Illustration455 1956-11-28 9 I Kuala Lumpur with LANE |N the old days a Dispensary was purely a ghop where one bought medicines, but now- 5, ::.anv, r.r- doubt, to the American drugstore which sells everything from aspirin to TMSHJO.VS from Italy m f 1 these poplin coordinates are fun for the455 words
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Article, Illustration492 1956-11-28 9 3 Misses from the Philippines gLENDER Nikki Ross is scarcely five feet tall. Her light brown hair I cut like a boy's and her merry eyes arc greeny-grey m colour. She speaks with a soft American drawl and has been m show business since she was six years old I492 words
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Article, Illustration376 1956-11-28 9 Emily Hahn - 0, to he shipwrecked with an American male Emily Hahn —says— LONDON pMILY HAHN— who regards hen.elf an expert on J men says she'd rather be shipwrecked on a desert island with an American man than an Englishman. "The American," she said, "would be resourceful. He would go out, pick376 words
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Article206 1956-11-28 9 Rita Del Mar - Rita Del Mar By \\A\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\V r j'(i ii QUOTATION: J "li Is diflfl' nit m m ike our iii iicri.il better iiv the fcesf lam, but it is easj mo ifh to i tin it by bad lawJ 1 Iwoiiurc I \\l l»\l »I>\W<.k I206 words
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Advertisement166 1956-11-28 9 h ,ihhp9^ U i/l/fjKP UP ut t^M with 'alive' colour < !rt glowing on your lips k h'jn 1 kind of ing on your lips. And no lip I I IT'S sins.t on.l: When you T smearson tnc pillo A N n -J r n take thi. lipstick off at166 words
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Article, Illustration76 1956-11-28 10 A WIDE selection of the 1957 range of Philips radioplayers and allied products were on display at the eighth annual Philips Radio Convention m Singapore yestci da\. Photo shn\v s two fair visitors at the radio section, seen with authorized radio dealers and Mr. 111. iementvStandardpic - 76 words
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Article126 1956-11-28 10 To Buy Coconut Oil In Spore BURMA has acain mm into the Singapore market I for coconut oil, this time for 76.000 four-gallon tins, I according to Colony traders. This is an indication of Burma's increasing inten I m the trade with Singapc: The semi-official Union of126 words
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Article136 1956-11-28 10 MR. PHII.IPII weig of Universal Escapement Ltd., and Mr. Frfd bach of Ben© S.A.. world distributors for Universal •iient products, are m Singapore on a visit from /erland. Universal Escapement are inventors and manufacturers of Incabloc. the watch shock absorber, and the watch timing machine Braunschweig136 words
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Article159 1956-11-28 10 -CLOSES AT $1.09 THE Singapore rubber imrkrt continued Hi upward t .end yesterday, first grade rubber for December shipment closing at 51. 09 per lb. (SI.OBJI on Monday), the highest since Feb. 8, this year. The market dosed steady on trade buying which brought prices159 words
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Article135 1956-11-28 10 MALAYAN industrials and tins were irregular with an easing tendency yesterday. Rubbers were quietly steady according to the Malayan Sharebrokcrs' Association. Price changes announced by the Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buvers Sellers Fed. Dis 2.17 2 22 M. Breweries 2.90 3.00 cd M. Col 0.93 0 Raffles Hotel135 words
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Article156 1956-11-28 10 LA VAX sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done: Fed. Disp. $2.20; F ft N ords Hammer $I£7| overnisht; Hume A~>/9; Breweries M. Colls. 95 to 97 cents; Sim 0 Darby $2.15; Cold St< 11 ccr Traders $2."v. U. E. orris. $3.75. $890: Wearnes $:?40; Jacks $3; W.156 words
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Article192 1956-11-28 10 Increasing Mart For Radios Seen RISING pureha.sing capacity m Malaya and I*<>rneo is creating: a steadiK increasing market l<»r radios. i c a 1 instruments, records and allied product Mr. H F. Clements, chairman and managing director of William Jacks Co. (Malaya) Ltd., said this yesterday, when he opened the192 words
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Article45 1956-11-28 10 MALAYAN Exchange Banks' buying rates to merchants: Canada 31 5/16 (T. T.), 31 7/16 (O. D.). 31J credit and 31 13/16 trade bills (O. D). Selling: Canada 30 1! French *****. Belgian franco 1614 J. Xorwg. kr. Bf|. Other exchange rates remainof unaltered.45 words
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Article142 1956-11-28 10 8.0.A.C. is introducing immediately a greatly reduced air cargo rate for the despatch of gift parcels from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur to London, according to a spokesman of the sales agents, Mansfield Co., Ltd. The facilities of this new service can be utilized for the forwarding142 words
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Article114 1956-11-28 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Nov. $27 buyers. $27| sellers; Dec. $28£ buyers, sellers; coconut oil m bulk $44 sellers, m drums $48 $c\lers; Muntok white pepper $121 sellers. Sarawak white |120 KOtn, Special Sarawak black $86 sellers. Singapore Copra Association114 words
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Advertisement1719 1956-11-28 10 NOTICES CTTI N< II INSTITUTE OF TENDER NOTICE. VI MM.IPORE m«i Of MXIAYA sl PPI Y OF FKESH AND TENDERS DUED FOODSTUFFS TO THE Council of the Institute niTKsnnv rwtp* SECRETARIAT Cleaning. 1 of Architects cf Malaya Di-i t-MiUN CAWB, and repairing of has decided to discontinue or- FEDERATION OF1,719 words
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Advertisement469 1956-11-28 10 NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT Ol THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA IN THE NK.H COURT AT KOTA IJHARI (OMPAMES WINDING-IP No. 1 OF 195 G. IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCES 1940 I'tJti. A N D IN THE MATTER Of THE MALAY REALTY AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED. VOTICE IS HEREBY469 words
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Advertisement196 1956-11-28 10 T.S.S. "STATE OF MADRAS" Voy; 31 Sailing November 29, 1956 4 (id p.m. KM BARK Ml > TIME DX( X it \k CLAM Passrngers 1 00 f M. SALOON I LASS Passpr.qr.s R S pf r the above vessel are hKtt Hv n ..tifi«l t^t thrv should forwa* thnr hMff196 words
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Miscellaneous153 1956-11-28 10 don k k<> u>*> Kaimana. Bralanta. Soj'a Maru. T.iermin. Marudu, Hin Chuan, Velverde. Yoko Maru. Teikros. Poo Len£. Yong Ann, Renfiaa Golo. M. Matgorzata. Han Yang. .p Hyrcania, Cal Mozambique. mmakw. State of Madras. Rimau. Aspha- Hoegh Silverbeam 1. Lalandil lion. Sergeibolkine Lamaire, 4 Glenorchy 6. Elizabeih Bakkl Songkhla. George153 words
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Advertisement754 1956-11-28 11 JLO-FRENCH TRADING CO LTn THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE Md NORTH AMERICAN SERViCt To H.1i,.» Boston New t0r^8a.,,™,.. P h, lad lphu 0 Cv( pCLYPH£MUi S/l^V'h I 4""" fen^ng ./=n to proceed v,a other ports 0 lc 5/ 6Fe& /1! frt POfTi tc lc »a ana discharge cargo NORTH GERMAN LLOYD754 words
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Advertisement1173 1956-11-28 11 I Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 t1 b lints* iln<opof«lt< >ir>K»pti« |I 2 line*) 5 o. P p P ni THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 0£ Carrlerj option to oioccto vis oth.i oott» re loac anc discharsi caret SAILINCi to LIVERPOOL GLASGOW LONCON b CONIINrNtAI PORTi POSITION OF VtSS£LS1,173 words
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Advertisement847 1956-11-28 11 MITSUI t^\ LINE Spore P. b r.om Penong FOR JAPAN Akakurasan Maru for Yokohama, Kcbe Moji vo Honqkonq Gdn. 18 Akibosan Moru tor Yc-o-harr^c NqqovOl Kcre, vio Hc"Cs<r'rr S Drc Amagisan Maru tor Yc^Ohorna, Kcre. Mcji, via Hong Kcnq 1 S Dec FOR USA. For New York Philadelphia Baltimore Arimosan847 words
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Advertisement606 1956-11-28 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES C-TWARDb ic.i.ngs tor Bangkok ond o> f-o> to*t Penong 'KAMBODIA 4/6 Dec 9/S "SELANDIA' 12/13 Dec 14 15Dec 16/17O«c "KINA- 29Dec/3Jo« hOMtWAffDI Soiling* tor Genoa. Antwerp Rotterdom. Hamburg. CopenhoflM, GoUllrtMrc Oslc Spcre V Shim Fc none "LALANDIA" CALLS LONDON FaS^ENGERS ONLY) "SONGKHLA" .ALLS GDYN a SELANDiA 8/9J«I606 words
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Article, Illustration1608 1956-11-28 12 Brian Morley - Brian Morley I^b^h mmma^^i^mmm^^^'^amm j Wm AmmW mm^AtAAWA\ 9 l i m^il^\\^WW*\fm\mW^A m »J 1 1 nfl I "l T» 'I ■111! mWtt I R I il WW >W f^L^^ mm m WA mmmmm J 'mZA 'IB i^^^^^W^WI ma 9 I \JI Ifl l I1,608 words
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Article, Illustration108 1956-11-28 12 FIRST irovmn to I I o jlight across the Atlantic Ocean was Amelia Earhart, Ameri- can aviatrix. Starting from Harbour Grace, Neirfoundland, on the afternoon of May 20. 1932, she landed m a farmer's i field near Londonderry, i Ireland, 15 hours after taking off on108 words
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133 1956-11-28 12 ERIDGEPCRT, 0. pWI -"a: -OLD Terty Ikey hos been cured of his curio•ky «t»t Jliihit. While his father was inside a gasount s n locarea on a grcj_ i rrv rurnca on f"# 3 u ffBHIMif Wvpyvfl MB fw# OCCClcrr'^ c-j t*c The Ikey car,133 words
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Article171 1956-11-28 12 Research Discovery Invention LONDON the many important, new processes scientists have invented for helping modern industry, high vacuum is one of the most valuable. It can play such a vital role m the production of a tremendous variety of goods, including the manufacture of television, radio and other electronic tubes,171 words
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Article199 1956-11-28 12 M. A. Glasgow - VACUUM Process M. A. Glasgow and impact strengths than conventionally processed metals, and, m addition, they are less brittle, will not creep and are less likely to break owing to stress of high temperatures. This technique is economical too. for more usable metal is obtained from each melt and nearly199 words
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Miscellaneous249 1956-11-28 12 Standard's CROSSWORD PUZZLE I I i i i \^T^Kf^^\ —^^^^■i^^^^B m I I I l* J m^^ I J 1 j m —^k»^^_^^H> j I I j j i ~^^i~~ < 1.l l.> See how the world ite rewards! (Pope) (8) v< I»»»s 12 Races thro 1 music perhar* (9»249 words
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Article, Illustration425 1956-11-28 13 PATRICIA RYAN - MALAYANS GET THE 'PERFECT' JOBS PATRICIA RYAN r, IKLROI RNE, Twos. Malayan and Singapore students m Australia have ued 'the perfect mon j<»o"— working a.s clerks or messengers at the mpic Village at Heidela suburb of Melbourne. :oel this chance mixing v. r t tional at and \olved m th-425 words
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507 1956-11-28 13 They Dazed Malaya From The Start THAILAND sprang the rugby surprise of the -<.-•• hj t hey beat All Malaya by six points (two tries) to nothing at the JaLin lit -ar stadium 1..-* Ti y o avenged ycnr"s defeat and carry ba a507 words
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Article527 1956-11-28 13 r. ASK LI BALL (iroun "A": France beat Chile 71-GO; Canada beat Korea 57-53 Group Formosa boat Sii gapore 67-64; Australia beat Tb land 87-48 Uruguay beat Philipu 79-70. Russia beat 8r.T7.il 87-RB. Semi-finals upper bracke' to Bth places) Group B United States beat Bulgaria' p,.~-44. ATIIIKTKS Women's527 words
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Article117 1956-11-28 13 Pakistan In Hockeys Final Pool MELBOURNE. Nov. 27. (Rcuter) Pakistan today made certain of qualifying for the final pool of the Olympic hockey tournament. They defeated New Zealand 5-1 to retain their unbeaten record, with two victories and a goal average of 7-1 With Germany drawing their match with Belgium117 words
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Article94 1956-11-28 13 Tl IF, j mcisco American (.'hincsc basketball team yesterday dropped i» a' Boys Town and showed the hoys how basketball should be played. The boys were so cntl, about it all that the visitors decided to play a ten minute exhibition game. The result was94 words
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Article45 1956-11-28 13 LEICESTf-T I i 27, (UP H ph Turpin won the vacant B !ght-heavy-weight championship tonight when he be;tt Alex Buxton, the reteree halting the bout m the fifth of a scheduled 15-rcrund bout here tonight. Turpin weighed 173 po ounces, Buxton 175 pounds.45 words
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Article19 1956-11-28 13 LAST night at the- Happy World Stadium the visiting American Chinese basketball team beat Tuan Yong 80- 219 words
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Article577 1956-11-28 13 A Grand 'Double' by MELBOURNI Nm 27 (Heutor)— Completion of a brilliant sprint d< I>> Ann Bohl. .Morrow gold medaK for the 1 niicd Stattt. and record-breaking periorn ances b y women hurdlers itatu:e:l the Olympic QMW today. Morrow, a giant Texan, who won the 100 metres on Saturday, today577 words
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Article85 1956-11-28 13 MELBOURNE N 27, (Renter). Hundreds of seas visitors may be stranded m Melbourne at the end of the games because they did not book m advance air passages home.. All airline are fu y booked up and have long waiting lists But Captain J. Lower. Victoria85 words
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Advertisement102 1956-11-28 13 VEHICLES FOR SMI ONE c! 2.5 H.P. Ford V 8 Van One 12 HP. Landrover One 350 c.c. B.S A. Motor Cycle These vehicles may be seen at any time before 4.30 p.m between now b December. 1956 at No l District Perak River HyriroElectno Power Co. Ltd Road. Ipoh.102 words
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Advertisement367 1956-11-28 13 CLASSIFIED ADS \t K\CJVVLEDi;\ILM MLEE the occasion of their recent wedding. SITUATIONS VACA bt appointment as fesaalo undergo a Irs a of S years and 4 $1.i2.50 X 7.50A--220 x A SA-325/B/340 X noluments at present range from $190.60 iry are provided A deduction of SlfiOOp.Bft. »il! he made ior367 words
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Miscellaneous224 1956-11-28 13 Li 1 Abner £y A/ fopp f ./-.Sr A E VvF t-> sn( l TRAP &vr -IN THE US. ~f/\'\ r -V ■♦VMl* OUINCID€>»CE. 'SAME TASTES TINY VET— IF SHE LIVES HOPEhUL'^ DRtAMG Atf£ IS VO' SHORE NO' LOVES J v<J+4 YORE y4 HASTH' y-^ THROUGH TM" COURTSHIP.'. r^| A&OU224 words
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Article, Illustration734 1956-11-28 14 WINDSOR LAD - INTERLAKEN OUTSHINES SHOESHINE BOY WINDSOR LAD Few Against The Clock By Newcomers T -*erlaKen appeared to be m**t best at the end. having made good progress since his win at Kuala Lumpur. llarinus van Breukelens Gold Cup prospect. R<>u ttUshed with a bit m hand when he ran three furlongs734 words
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Article200 1956-11-28 14 KM OKI) i.s Urn II ..;..t.(l from Class Three to Class Two. according to Hrn taM r km 1( lt .on s Wrmm Class S to Cla»--y Mm«k Gsppti X From Class S to Class Pizarro; Brilliant Scholar i« Class S to Class 4: Ever Glory: French's200 words
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Article259 1956-11-28 14 Afghans Be Easy OLYMPIC Village, Tues. Singapore will find Afghanistan a diftirult obstacle to cross, tlio Colony coach. Noel Hay, told mi«> tod.lv m ;m exclusi\e intervifu. Hay said that the played a fast, Inst India. puna that could easily unsettle Singapore Hay disclosed that there will be only one259 words
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Article25 1956-11-28 14 I ORM< s < hina's oh mine basketball tram won its second \i«ior\ tudav nhrn it defeated Singapore i) 7 to t>t25 words
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Article28 1956-11-28 14 K'k.i II of Sinx<«|)orr finished 1 1th w ith ,i time of :i Mrs. ."i sre on the srrnnd day of the Yachting. Dragon class.28 words
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Article37 1956-11-28 14 1\ \l*<) It E \.k htin.in. John Snoudcn. finishifj fowtli .Miiiiic l'\ ealliei m the Din^v, I nut i.t^s tchttas ci cut. His time "'i l^ 1:!K..")7. iiiik r w.i> BelftaM*! Andre Nrlis m 1:38.0537 words
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Article33 1956-11-28 14 They could not reach thf* ■UftlifyiOf standard of 4Slt tijin. SINGAFOBE*B Tan Bag nun and North Boi'MM I Gabuh and sium failed to <iii. tln\ for Ihe hop, steo and iuni|i.33 words
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Article304 1956-11-28 14 BILL FUNK, tlt« Standdrd^i own I Reporter toMrjewiSth Olympiad, cobles MELBOURNE, Tucs.— Wkea Slafapore*! Tan En^ Voon tailed nii«-orablv m Hie lioj). slop and jump event today I noticed through my field glasses that he was m j;i'(\it ajjony. At the Olynv ie Vi ft lonight, Eng304 words
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139 1956-11-28 14 Malaya's title-holder Is Another Failure MELBOURM Tui sclay.— If there's a consolation for IkC failure oi North Borneo triple jumpers. Gabuh and Sium. .nnl Sin:; iporr's Tan Eag Yoon t<> qualify, it i> tfi.it another who fell h> thr wayside ua> the .Malayan holdr-r tt lln hop. ttot§ and ,i139 words
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Article, Illustration127 1956-11-28 14 Hfcßt conu tft c Malayans and the crowds *ogt ot Melbourne's Mam Stadium O»» Olympic openmg day the Federation's Chief de Mission, Mr. Herman Marie de Souxa, Junior, leads his contingent on parade. This was the moment that Malayans had been waiting for m Melbourne the moment for Hirills, for127 words
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282 1956-11-28 14 l.\t lu^ivr) OLYMPIC VILLAGE. Melbourne, TtaMß. Singapore's waterpoloists will make their debut m the World Olympics tomorrow when they come up against Germany at three m the afternoon. In an inU .Uh the Standard on the eve of their match, manner Tan V. Chwee282 words
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Article550 1956-11-28 14 NO LUCK, ....S'PORE Formosans Graze by Spore Cagers Fall Again From BILL FUNK EXHIBITION BUI MM. V< urne, Tues.— The Formosan.v WW* hMk ki Mh by 67 pointy to t,4 111 an (>l nii.iv U.i^kvV ■.:>. l < was A vital EMM hi Hrn tw« teams, a win X an550 words
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Advertisement69 1956-11-28 14 ffiBWWL m tafe W^S^j 808 Eva marie george B U 1 ViCTil/icmu A Ife^ Jk [pJOPE -T— ißly^^M fe^ Aw SfjJiK^ IHOM rHE \VITT\ BROADWAY PLAY COMES THE HILARIOUS BM v C atu ay p~ 3 34«-, opens today a ji^P^^^^^^^^, Printed and Published by the Sin Poh (Star News)69 words
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Miscellaneous62 1956-11-28 14 *1 v7v- C/ X HOCKEY M SCC. at Tanglin; Singapore chers' Union vs. S.H.B. Police at SHE RUGBY RUGBY: St. Andrews QJd Boys vs. PoUce at Thomson Road; R.N.A.S. Sembr, -H.Q. at G.H.Q; R.E.M I 5 S^nalx Corp* at Corps. bawang at Sc Blakan Mati S:g at Blakan Mati. JOHORE62 words
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Miscellaneous139 1956-11-28 14 Todays Events .TODAY mmc m Mrf. bourne Umer Rumania vs Australia: 3 cm. United S ri\i \i 3 p.m. iML •p.m. United State Jugoslavia. iv\«ski r i xii, n 9 am Thailand vs Singapore: 10.30 p.m. Japan vs X p.m. Australia vs Formosa- S pm T.-ucuay vs i p.m. Bulgaria139 words
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