Singapore Standard, 24 December 1956
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Title Section37 1956-12-24 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE JrA In V/M *P FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSFITAL ***** (5 line*) 2400 T r^ f\j I 2gn 24M VoL MI. No. 17", SINGAPORE, MONDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1956 i l \i.\ S 15 CENTS37 words
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Article223 1956-12-24 1 JIMMY SOH - JIMMY SOH Frantic Mother Braves Flames To Save Her Two Children And Amah After Show, Couple Finds Home Ablaze By THE frantic cries of an Indonesian mother saved her two sleeping children and their Chinese amah from death by fire m the early hours of Sunday. Mrs.223 words
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Article, Illustration29 1956-12-24 1 A CHRISTMAS tree, (right) remains standing m the burnt ou t dining room of the Suhirmans of 52 Oei Tiong Ham Park, Singa- StandardpicStandardpic - 29 words
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Article162 1956-12-24 1 D ope Hits Out At Red Tactics VATICAN (m. i>« (Reuter)— Pope Pius istin, Chri>l r->a<;e t<> the world today, greater solidarit) among the nations stt'rnh warned the worlds Catholics •i-'-tm^N" an 1 "colloquies" with the Commune. The 80-year-old condemned the "fog tactics" which, he said, the Communists wer ng162 words
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Article125 1956-12-24 1 kFOREyi Benny Goodman, the X of Swing, a quiet welcome when he Hew into Paya Lebar International Airport band m a chartered from Bangkok. Stepping nrr a Civil Air n tport Diane, which carr:^d the emblem of China, Benny Goodman walked across the tarmac125 words
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Article16 1956-12-24 1 FIFTY Singapore Chinese students left yesterday un the Tjiwan^i for Red China.16 words
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Article138 1956-12-24 1 "'Allah was kind. We were Just m time to save 001 children." lbs. Suhirman said, recovering from the shock and the panic of the near tragedy Another sen ant wa.s luckj to be a!.. added. This servant. Ah Kang. had asked for a day's138 words
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Article34 1956-12-24 1 AN Uti \u tivc rolouird i;ilni(l.ir. lithord h.\ the Siim.ipnii' Standard PfCtt, if issued free with this copj <>f the standard Make me v<mr news-vendor supplies you with MM,34 words
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Article154 1956-12-24 1 THi; -trike by 600 local employees of the Malayan Aii v ays continued yesterday with no signs of a settlement hy the disputants. which started on Baturdaj evening following the company refusal to accept the tnpl claim for bon .the Airways yesterday operated H services,154 words
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Article, Illustration19 1956-12-24 1 STRIKING members of the Malayan Airways Local Employees I n;on are seen picketting at the Singapore International Airport.- StandardpicStandardpic - 19 words
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Article111 1956-12-24 1 JAKARTA, i> b. 2:5 apt Presideni Soekarno last night warned that Indonesia is ungoing a "cri as two army revolts within two days staggered the nation. Uthougb the popular Presidon" mado no direct it: ence to Sumatra, whore army i-'iiiiinandcrs .seized power m defiance of the111 words
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Article144 1956-12-24 1 DAMASCUS, Syria, Dec 23 (Beater)— Britain. Fraaoc uul Iraq are named as the instigators of a plot to overIhrow the Syrian Government m a charge sheet a^ainsi \"i Syrians issued by the military prosecutor here la>t ni^ht. The indictment aUegea tturt the 47 accused plotted to144 words
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Article48 1956-12-24 1 BETHLEHEM. Maryland. Dec. 23 (Renter) The little office here has had a record flood of Christmas mail, to be postmarked "Bethlehem." this year. The post-mistress. M M y Carroll, will have 11 months to recover for Bethlehem has only 29 families living m it.48 words
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Article38 1956-12-24 1 A BOY scout troop's caroljing tour ended m tr;-. m Los Angeles. Friday nighi when an automobile smasher into the group as they pushed their stalled bus. The scout:cr was killed and four were injured.- APAP - 38 words
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Article, Illustration25 1956-12-24 1 THIS WOS once the suh:rmons' kitchen. The fire destroyed everything but the retrigcrotcr which can be seen through the burnt out entrance- StandardpicStandardpic - 25 words
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222 1956-12-24 1 Free Malaya Will Seek To Join U.N. Tunku LONDON Dec 23 (Reutcr)— Tunku Abdul Rahman, the Federation's Chief Minister expressed the hope here today that Malaya would soon become a memb« of the United Nations after independence m August next. He was addressing a meetiv of about 500 students m222 words
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Article157 1956-12-24 1 3,000 GOVT. MEN ISSUE ULTIMATUM A MW SfcqppMl -miMit nployees This threal .Sapor* Government V csenting oyees m i Mg Molor transp ons, .-.tttnThe Union, alter an emerpency deleguton the Government a 14-ciay strike r. I These include wage revision quarter.-;, ma eiits. transport fa ties and other impro\ <157 words
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Article42 1956-12-24 1 HONG neu- Concerted effort? of the fire -den huts m Q :e, about ties from the China bor A ito a Government announcement, so far two people were treated for h bospital and damage at around 700,00042 words
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Advertisement41 1956-12-24 1 II M/iing -<// O,vr "■ilrnn x <t f rirtid* Merry X'mas 6c A Happy 6c Prosperous New Year. (j.C. Of S/LVA BROS., Hers" 3» Rot'lci Place S pore-1. Phone 531 1 5. I 1 effi D lhf* hove bte~ 73 CN *Mtrf>41 words
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Advertisement64 1956-12-24 1 »'ho m dugs' -PALM TREE <^/ eczmcmy! I The NEW I r^^ iv i v m %-i^ >o£3 lIC H T VAI U f yC' tXPOS UlilMl- AUTOMATIC V Ml ->j_| TBwm THY9 1 r*^ l«k% a I I IP-. I M^^aaV\ vflltam. I SBL^aBBM I I IBBBBl! !ar^*Cf BEHHMfTER64 words
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Article136 1956-12-24 2 Customs Net 545 Mil. In November KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. new taxes imposed by the .ace Government to Ml row the budgetary gap by $36,800,000 m 1957 are already helping to realize many < million.- of dollars for Federal Exchequer. Customs revenue figures for November released yesterday alioved that Government raked136 words
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Article28 1956-12-24 2 at 50 miles per hour. Hoo Kirn Kee was fined S^ m the Joh" 1 ru rate's Court yesterday. The offence wis committed on Mar. 13.28 words
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180 1956-12-24 2 KCAI A LUMPUR. Sun. —Two teen i??d brothers will en i-ii-H K'i >h I umpui r v hole reek si irting tomorrow, dressp'l m thf \rllow .it F'»!id<lHi-t monk m irr\ n\c Seaglail .nt c" for thr.r f.ithrr"s iin Terai Real180 words
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113 1956-12-24 2 Muslim Assn. Calls For Moderation KUALA *LT"MPrR Sun Alliance plans lor a Willlong Merdeika celebra r :^n next year were today flayed by president of the FanMalayan Islamic Association. .ji Ahmad bin Hajl Hussein, at the Association's general conference. "The celebrations should be moderate as the raayat are poor." he113 words
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403 1956-12-24 2 6 Red Bandits Hold Up 'White Area" Grant Surrender Or Death' Call To The M.C.P. Xl ALA Ll MPI R Mem. —Thousands of people from Ampang, Kuala Lumpur's growing: eastern suburb, may go into the jungle clad hills Hanking the area to403 words
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187 1956-12-24 2 He Loses Lifeboat And Nearly Gets Arrested For It FOR two hours yesterday, the lifeboat belonging to the yacht Gold Seeker whs missing. Then it was found m Singapore Police station. Finder, •stowaway' Ralph Bate I the Standard he was ing Qm lifcJ dif b a shiptOM.it ta IW round187 words
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Article33 1956-12-24 2 PARTY Negara «riH hold a public meeting on Friday at the Capitol Cinema at 9 a.m. to protest against the new assessment on town holdings to come into force next year.33 words
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Article110 1956-12-24 2 Stay Action On Pupil Rebels KI'ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Undrr no circurr. < should Government have the right to deprive anyone from getting an > ducation, declared secretary-general of the Socialist Youth League. M A. Kalil m a statement today. The statement, described Government action not to readmit 25 "key rebel"110 words
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194 1956-12-24 2 PENANG, Sun. Police Will be on the alrrt to ttiwart ■ny further student trouble cb may crop up when Chum Uni High School re-opens on Jan. 7. A Police spokesman told the Standard today that all net \ssary precautions would br taken at the school194 words
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Article86 1956-12-24 2 FENAN'G. Sun. One of the t closely-guarded meetings to g held here was the conference today of the Penang UMNO Division, discussing the grtnf of city status to George A watchman was at the door to say he had orders to keep out the Press and to86 words
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Article68 1956-12-24 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. nti( i ttng of Johore S mill owners ber« today, it was decided I I "Johore Si millers' Association." I |ht members were electto represent their own ricts. The object of the association is to promote iriendship and understand. nn **f I sawmillers m the68 words
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Article34 1956-12-24 2 THI oi state for the Colonies, Mr. Alan Len-nnx-Boyd. yesterday sent "best wishes and greetings i Christmas and the New \o all those associated W( .fare of merchant seamen m the Colony.34 words
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Article32 1956-12-24 2 N EXHIBITION of Chinese paintings by Mr. Cheung Siew a Hongkong artist, was declared open by Mr. Saw Seng Kew, president of the Penang Chinese Chamber Commerce, at the X32 words
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Article66 1956-12-24 2 JOHOFE BAHRU. S-;n r ''h i>!ar:r;:: a py •< oi wood and some bottle without authority on a pu road to obstruci the car I asp |fr J Azford, f< at Chinese In the Magistrate's Court toda: laimed trlaJ and were each allowed bail n f66 words
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Article52 1956-12-24 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.. En the Magistrate's Court today Wong Kam How was sentenced to dfhi months' jail for )c:.- i g <r listrid Lthoul th« OCPD s Permission, being a peraOß s^blact to Po r tpgrwhi— Won MM r ought from IprUon when he 1^52 words
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Advertisement170 1956-12-24 2 PA-92 -78 Quality fl "SB C I H^Hr jfl ■i M I A^^^H i<"we 1 1 I ■HSfl I i»00K CfVStjl I j^^N^. I < into tictt. I IM ""^^""^j^^By^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^BßßMßßlWßßßßßßß!i^^l It is more blessed to give than to receive goes the old saying. Rn^^fl receive a Longines Watch on Christmas170 words
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Advertisement127 1956-12-24 2 One of man* hundreds of housewives who ba\e received JUST FOR USING TIDE ■V^r ■■<■ ""'-^^■IHI ■Shw?' Hcres one lucky TlDt Ulfr Here is a list of somt wor« Incfetr housctcivei:Mr*. Peter Hen* 1 1 it Arenue Mr* »ll l^^ 34<i 1 Mr. |i v> '-ira x H Mr- n127 words
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Article, Illustration90 1956-12-24 3 Children Go Colourful In Gay Fancy-Dress Party CHILDREN v.rnt fantastic m colourful costumes for the fancy-dress competition during a Christmas party at the Selangor Club m Kuala Boys end girls trooprd into the Ciub m a gaudy assortment of pirates, sailors, lords and ladies. The outfits were mostly original andYong Peng Seong - 90 words
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712 1956-12-24 3 STORES REPORT RECORD SALES THi: Singapore Christmas Season, alter a cautious beginning List .Monday, spiralled rapidly m a di//\ rush ol shoppers, and hv the weekend the crowds thronumu the Kaffirs Place and High Street areas were becoming a serious menace to traffic. In small712 words
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Article83 1956-12-24 3 BRITAIN and Australia are ;ng steady progress m the joint development of intercontinental rocket?, the Chief Scientist of the British Ministry of Supplies, Sir. Owen Wansbrough-Jones, told the Standard yesterday. Sir Owen arrived m Singapore yesterday by Qantas from Australia after visiting the rocket ranges, on his83 words
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Advertisement331 1956-12-24 3 i TO INFORM -MJ VBOLT M-G-M S MOST ll^H^B I JOYOI s ~(i -W l^fl I i n rt Rr\i\M! sr s/ M.\KE LOVELY LADIES \M> KIND GENTLEMEN VFRV H \PPY: PIC TIRE M\KE YOl LAUGH, LAUGHTEI BMB FOR EVERYBODY!. AND-. MAY AUGUST MOON SMILE ON YOU THROUGHOUT THE COMING331 words
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Advertisement218 1956-12-24 3 I<* All Our Patron- aml i r it' n A* rneinni <^ S 1 tri p fOR THE B.P. de SUVA LTD "Ineorpo-- r Singapore) 1Q '1 U|,h vi.,,,,1 V.^f-^nnra C N«t L BMm» St Penanj. iate Company STORCH BROS (f*49) 1 TO. I AI out 1 tpp KnsH f\218 words
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Miscellaneous123 1956-12-24 3 Special Services m Churches TO celebrate Christmas, the greatest festival of hn-tiin calendar, all the (lunches of Singapore have imaged special services ftr Christmas Eve, tonight, and Christinas Hay. tomorrow. The Cathedrals of St. Andrew and the Good Shepherd, and the Method w and Presbyterian churches all have elaborate festival123 words
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Miscellaneous96 1956-12-24 3 The Catholic Cathedral of the Good Shepherd will celebrate Midnight IfftSfl Umlfht Tomorrow, masses will be isJd at 6.30 a.m., 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. At the Presbyterian Church m Orchard Road, there will be a special outdoor rally .r 11.15 p.m. tonight arranged by mi rttbers of the You:h96 words
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Article, Illustration180 1956-12-24 4 A Record Flood Of Xmas Moil In Federation. MM LIMP! i:. Sun Mj vacation, arp helping at post offices m -P"k -n ..f Km i ■■i paal nfFn i t.>: i the Standard today that these boys are doing a -useful Job of work helpfag180 words
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Article28 1956-12-24 4 Committee On Stripteasimg JOHORE B.\HRU, Sun. A cortunittee known as the "terian bogel" has been appotatcd by the State Secretary. Johore. to consider the licensing of striptease performances.28 words
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235 1956-12-24 4 PENANC PROVINCE TO HAVE 4 RURAL COUNCILS PI \\d. Sun. Penang and Province Wellesley will have four fully elected Rural District Councils on Feb. 23. Polling Day for the Rural Council elections. The chairman for each of the Council will be elected from HM| the councillors. Mr. A. Hlljail Rajah.235 words
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Article76 1956-12-24 4 R.A.A.F. Xmas Treat For Sick BUTTER B .r rfleld Con.--.- *ion Squadron of the R r Force took time off yesterday to give a special Christmas treat to the patien:s of the Butterworth Ho.->pital. The wards were beautifully decorated by Mb, D. J. McRoberts. wife of Warrant Officer Mcßoberts. Presents76 words
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Article28 1956-12-24 4 Ml V MRS. H. F. Rowe. n )1 thr Inland China M >n at Kalumpang New Village will leave r y r EUiada on long le28 words
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Article211 1956-12-24 4 PENANG. Sun. Santa Clau.s hitch-hiked to the Penang Recreation Club m Anson Road y trrday evening, bringing with him goodwill and Christmas cheer to poor Eurasian families living here and Province Wellesley. This Christmas treat for poor families and their children was organised211 words
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Article64 1956-12-24 4 MALACCA, Sun. The Settlement's 19-man Merdeka Day Celebrations Committee crday entrusted the planning of the celebrations to a number of sub-committees after a meeting m the Secreta: The sub committees are finance: alms givings, special ■^rations for school youth organizations; illurr tions and decorations: procession, pageant64 words
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219 1956-12-24 4 1 Penang Will Draw More Trade And Tourists PENANG, Sun.— The man who first mooted the motion m the Municipal Council that George Town to be raised to city status, said today he expects that it would draw more trade to Penang219 words
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118 1956-12-24 4 SEREMBAN. Sun. Rpv. Fathr-r II Rigolot of the Church of Visitation was complainant m a 6Mt m which Joseph Herde* was charged behaving m a ci; -orderly manner m the church. Father Risolot told the Magistrate, Inche Abdul Wahab. that Herdet vusitcd him OO Dec118 words
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291 1956-12-24 4 Advises Malayan Technical Services Union KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Malayan Technu.ii Seni««, Union \e.si< urged expatriate officers required \o remain hrrc alter indrprndenrr v themselves the living symbols of a Commonwealth vhich would (<»ntinuc lr petuity for tlie good ol democracy." "Good sense,291 words
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Advertisement15 1956-12-24 4 -*n¥i m philips /^57-d.., J& Enjo\ thp Philip* Dfohr Conrpntrnn at your fnrounte Cnthrrv JX*W*s15 words
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Article, Illustration370 1956-12-24 5 r TODAY IS Christmas Eve the J- day before the greatest feast of the year for several hundred million people. it is also the second last day of Yuletide the season when it is traditional to bring good cheer to one and all. YOU. the Standard readers, are370 words
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Advertisement122 1956-12-24 5 mighty holiday attraction i f|ps| 3lNip|#gg|s|s j I tmmmi I ROOKIYN AMUSEMENTS N ASSOOATHW with LEE GORDON "i ihniiwno V/^^T^S THE SENSATIONA^JT^RS^^oK^^^ J fe-^%EJ)DJ£ BELL™ BELLBOYS f f TOGETHER WITH AN ALL-STAR INTERNATIONAL VARIETY SHOW f; < p^ J HAPPY WORLD STADIUM! V B Twice Daily 6.30 4 SJOpji. 1122 words
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504 1956-12-24 6 Singapore to Standard City Of Georgetown /)N" tNUARY 1. 1J57, Georgi I celebrates its centenary liuni< p will acquire the status of a C —11 Francis Light of the East India Compao had landed at that stretch of beach on FeaiUfl Island now known as the Esplanade. On Iha mainland504 words
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Article365 1956-12-24 6 'TIBETANS have been ordered to increase and multiply. The order wa a speech by Deputy Secreta V. iking Committee of the Communi^- I it the behest of his Red masters m Peking. It urged efforts to increase the population of Tibet and the promotion of healthy growth365 words
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Article141 1956-12-24 6 >.-. Singapore G^vern- ■:<•■• litura :s already too enormous that some ways BMSI :>c found U> cut down a part of it Being 1 think that the salaries received by certain officers can be reduced. Y-v instance, the monthly salary amounting up to for eight posts of141 words
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Article112 1956-12-24 6 S:r Iht L:b-Socs r. meant at the next General Election. They have already started a survey of its electorate. I was greatly impressed by one of its young officials ag .o yesterday evening. Instead of preaching class hatred and or picking bones against the Government m power, he112 words
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Article, Illustration178 1956-12-24 6 DANIEL NORMAN - NO REWARD FOR RUMANIA DANIEL NORMAN -By— LONDON RUMANIAN hopes that through their unswerving support for Soviet policy m Eastern Europe, preferential treatment would be accorded them m the Soviet-Rumanian economic and political agreement, have been rudely dispelled, with Rumanian Premier, Mr. Chivu Stoica, returning from Moscow almost emptyhanded With178 words
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865 1956-12-24 6 Patrick O' Donovan - The Role Of the I.M.F. a sign of fundamental confident Patrick O'Donovan m Britain's financial position reports from WASHINGTON AMONG the secretariats of the great international finance organizations that today find their home m Washington, the news that Britain is to make an unprecedented currency demand of the International Monetary865 words
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609 1956-12-24 6 ler Stoics m Moscow, justified Pej'a decision. Intead of a premium for good behaviour, an agreement maintaining the status quo was forced on the Rumanian leaders, and. unlike that concluded between Russia and Poland, the agreement pays only lip service to the October 30 declaration on609 words
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Article371 1956-12-24 6 Rawle Knox - Chou Reassures Burma Rawle Knox by RANGOON 3JR. f Chou En-lai. m his firsit major speech of his H urma visit last week (< referred to "great nation; chauvinism" and promised that China wouldi never attempt to imp.Vse her will on Buriiia, her smaller neighlj our. •Mr. Zhou's welrome here371 words
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Advertisement132 1956-12-24 6 ART Hi R MEK'S CHILDREN'S ENCYCLOPEDIA COMPLITL l\ 10 VOll Ml dopedia is o big word and moy sound rother dull. But there nothing dull about the 10 wonderful voi-mes of the CHILDREN'S Encyclopedia. Each one is packed "i vivid pictures on every imaginable subject under and beyond the sun,132 words
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308 1956-12-24 7 Red China Must Have Say In Asia— Nehru OTTAWA, Dec. 23 ;(AP) India's Prime Minister Nehru said on Saturday there can be no settlement m Asia without Communist China having a say m it. He told a news conference that sooner or Inter the United States will have to recognize308 words
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Article, Illustration32 1956-12-24 7 photo. A masked and bearded Santa Clans talks to children m Warsaw. Poland, recently, m thr background is a Cracow crib, an elaborately riecorative tableau of tlie Nativity.- APAP - 32 words
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X'MAS BRIEFS
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Article59 1956-12-24 7 DETROIT, Dec. 23, (IP) Ray Eichler, who got a gifl wrapped telephone booth from Al Amos, of Warren, Pennsylvania last Christmas, received a 2,000-lb. crate this year which Amos shipped collect for US$75, Eichler said inside was a 1942 Croslcy station wagon Which "works fine if59 words
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Article31 1956-12-24 7 r> 2 1 ,rp) Some 2,500 Chicagoana bis ban? out of Christmas. That's how many exploding cigar; have been sold at a novelty store m the past two weeks.31 words
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Article113 1956-12-24 7 Big Ben On The Ait Again LONDON< Dec 23, (Renter) Big Ben, the be!l whose chimes mean London and home to Britons all over the world, will "broadcast" again tomorrow morning aftrr a rest of more than five months. The booming bell, which is m the St. Stephen's clock tower113 words
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Article70 1956-12-24 7 COLUMBUS (Ohio). Dec 23 (UP).— Columbus zoo oOcials announced yesterday the birth of the first baby gorilla ever born m captivity. The birth was expected to change the thinking of naturalists, since all recognized authorities have considered a gorilla birth impossible while m captivity. The70 words
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Article39 1956-12-24 7 QUEEN E Izal eth has left Ixmdon for Sandringham, the country house m Norfolk, where she v. ■Mod Christinas with her two children. Prince Chares and Princess Anne, and other members of the Royal family ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article137 1956-12-24 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 23 (AP). Americans drove headlong on Saturday into highway slaughter at a pace which could set an all-time holiday traffic death record. With mflliooi of motorists on the move m Christmas travel, many of the over fog-shrouded highways of the U.S. midwest137 words
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Article71 1956-12-24 7 SOUTHAMPTON (England). Dee IS (UP). Cunard T ,inc oflicials inspected the liner, Queen Mary, yesterday m an tffori to leuv why the ship suddenly began to rock-and-roll m the middle of the calm Atlantic. The 81, 000-ton luxury liner Vtl churning along smoothly on its71 words
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Article125 1956-12-24 7 UNFROCKED VICAR GETS SUMMONS LONDON, Dec 1\ (Reut,. ri Philip St. John Ross, who was deprived of hi-* living as a Church of Knt;land \icar lor allegedly faking death to live m adultery was Saturday night served with a summons, alleging that ho made false statements to obtain a passport125 words
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158 1956-12-24 7 LUSAKA (Northern Rhodesia). I)e< (IT) Murder weapons made <>! human bom-, and v th dcharms, including lx)ttled human l>rain>. haw Urn found m remote Barbtseiand protectorate iri a drivi ■galßSt a brutal jungle murder sect. In a two-month search I suspects belonging to158 words
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Article33 1956-12-24 7 111 DAPLSI I) (AP)— The newest Jake m Bu< i|m -.1 IJ I). kn. win the II rrn-n--fi\, mi n h R l thai all a nk cm33 words
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Article78 1956-12-24 7 GEORGETOWN. British Guiana. Dec. 0, (Router)— Dr. Chedrii Jagan, Chief Minister fn the 1953 People's Progre Party Government, has railed for a "united front" m Br Guiana to regain control of the Government. Dr. Jagan made his call m an address to Party members behind closed78 words
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171 1956-12-24 7 KIDNAPPED BRITON IS ALIVE -OFFICIAL I'iHil > AID !>r noii^i ISri t nil kidnappti m r.Tt xyptUns is tMtm and well, it was anLie. Hugh Stockwell. CommanAUied forces In Port laid, .'-aid that Lieut. Moorhou.se had been seen by a United Nation* officer yesterday. Search Failed rhouse. 21 -year-old Lieutenant171 words
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Article14 1956-12-24 7 CROWN \kihito of Japan cc. his 23rd birthday on Sunday. A.P14 words
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141 1956-12-24 7 Petrol Rationing Wont Affect Fire-Eater LONDON. Dec 23 ißeuter) A 19-yoar-old girl firecater, whose career VI threatened by prtrol :1tioning was reprieved yesterday when she received t nough coupons to continue her act. M Pri.scilla Birt. be'ter known a.s "Bah rat the Fireeater," received a supplementary ration of four coup141 words
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Advertisement104 1956-12-24 7 ££LZ. i /fjF§s///y ZENITH If l f t*\. 9 f< PAVRE-LBDBA WATCH CO. LTD. i T\>RF.LEl'n\-. B PATION NPER SWISS SUPERVISION IS >OLR GUARANTEE Spend a holiday there FARES FROM A5 LITTLE AS $1,150." I First Class) fL^Nsi For Further Particulars Contact Your Travel Agent or L-* jr Chr". f104 words
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Advertisement123 1956-12-24 7 S.lvci Tnnker Boxes $51-50 t e €7.50 T SiKerMon.curcStor.di $37.50 to $5000 V> For Her! mm fi 5P jnew, $=i so fc ?5.00 j^- M,do Wr.it Wctchci $90.00 to $295.00 J Short Nylon Glo»es from 6.00 V( vi :< Porker Pipes $1650 S| Longchomp Pipes 5975 to 42.50 JV For123 words
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Article338 1956-12-24 8 jE&2^^*jj||ij|jg^9jljj£ jM aitrtiiii n W \SHINT.TON IW J •<• n I v h v 1 1 1 I S of > k.rpVn^ tab on the ..m Bony It noted that pradvs- industry -h •> n'l% h-;rn n>in^" c irj|oiittni»\>"'. r a n«»r >t 'tip c338 words
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Article115 1956-12-24 8 Passenger, Plane Fly Separately On disembarking at Schiphol sterdam, after a recent flight from New York, I Danish cheese-man ufaeturer remarked that during h:s stay m America he had bought a new plane to replace the old one which he used for business purposes. but it uma too small to115 words
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Article, Illustration39 1956-12-24 8 SOME 200 people attended a dinner aiven by the SingaCommercial In~ trial Delegation at the Capitol RestaurantStandardpic shows (seated from left): Messrs, Yeo Chan Boon; him Cher Keng (Legislative Assemblyman); Kwek Soan Loh; Lee Kong Chian; J.B. Clegg (permanent39 words
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Article64 1956-12-24 8 secretary, Ministry of Commerce Industry, (Singapore); Lee Wee Nam; Tan Lark Sye; N.D. Holt (Metal Box); A. de Young (AngloAmerican Corporation) and A'g Quee Lam (vice-chair-man, Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce)Standing from left arc: Messrs. Yap PhenQ Geek rtery general of the delegation); Tan Sink Kew64 words
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298 1956-12-24 8 Despite Festive Approach. By A Market Correspondent THE anticipated slackening of trade did not take place despite the approach of Christmas, and the volume of business m shares last week remained at a high level. Industrials generally were steady while tins and rubber were298 words
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Article165 1956-12-24 8 I.ukut Tin > I ri Voluntary I iquidationi The Liquidator informs shareholders m hi< circular of 8,11.56 thai the liquidation has now been completed. The first and final distribution of 4-2 Sd CHltl mi on 11-10-SH. Aver Molek Rubber Co.. Ltd. For the fear ended no-9-56 a profit165 words
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Article164 1956-12-24 8 Rubber Business Slowing Down THE week before C mas has been marked by a slowing down of business activity m the Singapore rubber market though on Friday trading \vs& stimulated by reports of disturbances m Sumatra which sent prices up to the highest level for the period. For a spell164 words
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158 1956-12-24 8 SINGAPOBE v v c r tradetl arc importing about Mono tons of sugar from HOBfJtOBf to inert the needs el the- local market which is experiencing li Js li prices this month. Included m tins consignment will be some white sugar from China, Formosa and158 words
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Article, Illustration183 1956-12-24 8 A JAPANESE company is now making plans to introduce p o 1 y v i n y 1 chloride pipes and plates for industrial and domestic use, m the Malayan market soon. Mr. C. Mandai, Singapore Representative of the firm. Mistubishi Shoji Kaisha Ltd.. said183 words
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Article334 1956-12-24 8 BUSINESS done m shares from Doc 19 to 20: Industrials: Alexandra Brick 71% Prcfs. $1,571, Frase: Neave Orris. $2.25 to $2.325. Fraser N'eave Prefs. $4. Gammons $1.98 $2. Georgetown Dispensary $2 20. Hammer Co. $1.50 $1.52 i. Hongkong Banks (London' tMI-l 4. W Jacks $3.05.334 words
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Advertisement12 1956-12-24 8 I J X JLr~ T^^^ *tf^ X X X Xj 1 "^(|C^O12 words
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Article, Illustration2163 1956-12-24 9 Mystery Sea Killer causes panic on the beach By JIM HENRY, Our Queensland Correspondent TH the Queensland Summer now getting properly into its stride raning temperatures ranging from the middle 90's as high as 109 degrees at Longreach the other day and humidities almost fo match) Queensland folk are heading2,163 words
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Article, Illustration1131 1956-12-24 9 fjsdkfjs pOVERXORS for the new 14 Illdia have h n p the gen rtiotTs prhffhucd for the spmnd l^/qaartrr Ml He first (■>•.. i-ri.ir v ts the late \l|.«"» -Ah.. held office m Ittir Prad Her eldest d< M Pateaja Naata, is the pre•rernor1,131 words
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Article460 1956-12-24 9 T the Brisbane stadium the othpr night QEOSGE BBACKEN <9st became the new Australian lightweight champion when he stopped RON KROGH (9st. 8i) on a t.k.o. m the second round alter Krogh had been down twice. On the second time Krogh hit the canvas he took a count of460 words
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Advertisement214 1956-12-24 9 J/zc tror/cr 1 famous family of TIGER medicinal products CHEE THONE SAN Provides Instantaneous relief for Toothache, Earache Stomachache, Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache, Colds, Sore Throat etc. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGLK MEDICAL HALL Latest Creaf ions m RHINESTONE JEWELLERY Our range of Mart asite and Rhinestone Jewellery this year214 words
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636 1956-12-24 10 Copra Trading In The Year Disappoints LOOKING back on the past year as far as trading conditions and turnover on the Singapore Copra market is concerned it can, generally speaking, be described as very disappointing; and the turnover on the standard FOB. Contract of the Singapore Copra Association as negligible,636 words
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Article29 1956-12-24 10 i ORIfED to develop salmon and tuna Ashing Industries m Victoria, a now firm with a capital of £AlOO.OOO Ls building the State's first cannery at Footscray.29 words
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Article167 1956-12-24 10 A MARINE engine rur.r.ir," completely submerged m a tank of water will be a novc feature at one of Britain's popular Christmas holiday attractions the National Boat Show, to be staged m the Empire Hall at Oiympia, London from Jan. 1 to 12. The installation167 words
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139 1956-12-24 10 GERMANY will have a record trade surplus of over £250 million this year, the Federal Office of Stall.- 4 forecast?. This compares the previous record of £21 million m 1 9 4 This year's exports may reach £2.645 million and imports £2.395 million, both139 words
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Advertisement548 1956-12-24 10 rENDER NOTK F.ARIHWORKS Proposed laVPMga Instit Besearch Imt m,- olio;- Patani KuaJ.i I ut;. :r for thr ■nt of i i< ition, Fen- ition of Malaya. T^ENDfrs are invited from Spec: Contractors Earthworks In connectloft with Phase I of the above Project. Coloured Tender Drawings with Specifications ither details may548 words
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Advertisement634 1956-12-24 10 NOTICES city councn of hhgavobi mMH I.irCTRICITY PIPART--1 mi N (a> Supply of 10.000 Rolls Lead Strip. Tender Deposit $100/-. Close N00N— 24.1.57: ib> Supply of T.R B PV C. and Flexible Cables. Tender Deposit $200/-. Clo 12 NOON Supply of 10.000 White Waste Cotton. Tender Depo.sit $50/-. Close N00N—634 words
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Advertisement572 1956-12-24 10 The Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 11) In th«- Hish Court of the Colony nf Sinsapore Island of Singapore TN BANKRUPTCY. No. 4^7 1 ofl Re ABl BAKAR bin ABDULLAB of No, 726-25, a:ar A |ofl, Sii gapn 14. Receiving Order made Ist August, 1956. Date of Order for Summary Administration 24th572 words
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Advertisement565 1956-12-24 10 I The Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER ID In the Hi^h Court of the Colony of Singapore Island of Singapore [X BANKRUPTCY. No. 417 l ol 1954 Re: VEMUBBE CHACKO of Xo Jalan Ish?k. S:r-.~nprre. 14. Receiving Order marie 4th September, 1956 Dete of Adjudication 1 5'h October, 1956. Date and place565 words
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Advertisement115 1956-12-24 10 NOTICE PENANG TORT COMMISSION SCAI.i: Of RAILS 'THE PENANG PORT COMA MISSION announces that has framed scale ol rates for its usual canto handling and Port Services (except the ferry service for Which there is a separate scale ol rates) which WIU O DM into operation on Ist January. 1957.115 words
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Advertisement585 1956-12-24 10 1 MAERSK LINE i j Agents: C |J Ajij:lo American Corporation Ltd. wish all their friends (i v&ry Merry Christ m YUGOSLAV LINJT From Adriatic, Nccr Eci» Ind.o ond Rongoon, to Hongkong, Whompoo Penong P'Shoir Molocce mv "VELEBIT" 20 22 Dec 23 25 D-; 29/30 D« m "UCKA" *3 Dec585 words
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Advertisement783 1956-12-24 11 LC-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. I* *****/6. ***** 32/4 Rebmscn Roj(j THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE T» MalifM, Boston, New York, Baltimore. Philadelphia Cult Poits. Spore P Sham Penans M fcb 15 16 fcb 17 l| f ffc option to »Wtll< «ta other ports to led and discharge ca.go.783 words
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Advertisement1137 1956-12-24 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD <c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 linej) Incoipoiatcd m Sin^jporei (12 lines) S o P THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE Cjttieit option to pccccto via olheipoit) tc loao ano discharg* cargc SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL GLASGOW LONDON CONIINtNTAI PCRU Singapore Due Si;ls P. Sham Pensnp Asty.m.n rrcccl Dec 241,137 words
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Advertisement793 1956-12-24 11 MITSUI t^\ LINE Spore P. Shorn Penonr FOR JAPAN Nachison Maru <cr Vf'^^^ama. Kobe 29 Dec Nasuion Maru ior Yckohamo Kobe Moji vie Ho^g Kong 5 Jon 2 Jon FOR U.b A Fo» New York Philadelphio Baltimore Arimason Mcru 14 Dec Asokoson Mary IS ion IS lor FOR COCHIN KARACHI.793 words
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Advertisement613 1956-12-24 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OtTWARDS Soilings *or Eongkok and o> rar Eos« P S i POU "KINA" M |H 1 hi "MALAYA" 14/15 Jan II 9 Jon 20/21 In "KOREA 22/1--"JUTLANDIA" 23 24 Jon 25/25 Jon It I^.on HOMtWAk" ;c ngs ♦or Gcnoo Antwerp Rotterdam, Homburß Copcnhogtn Gothtnburg O»lo. S port613 words
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Article701 1956-12-24 12 Causes Postponement 0/ 9 League Matches LONDON. Dec. 22 (Keutcr>.— Widespread fog today caused the postponement ot nine soccer league matches m Britain. It was the first upset by the weather this season. The •"casualty rate" would have been higher but for floodlights Which penetrated the701 words
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563 1956-12-24 12 JOIIAXNKSIH KG. Dm, SI (Kcutei).— Tomorrow (Sunday) morning: England's selectors, Peter May, Doug insole. Trevor Bailey, Denis Compton and Freddie Broun (manager) will get down It choosing: the side tor the first test against South Africa which opens at Johannesburg on Monday. compared with563 words
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Article92 1956-12-24 12 LONDON. Dec 22. ißeutcr) Ri lilts of today's rugby league I were: Batley 6 Liverpool City 10. (abandoned after CO minutes); Doncaster 5 Featherstoneß 41. HuddersficH 7 Keighley 10. Hull 12 Hunslet 3. Leeds 5B: ford Northern 0. (abandoned .if:<i minutes). St Helens 37 Whitehaven 6. Wakefield Trinity92 words
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Article205 1956-12-24 12 Tokyo Dec 83 IP) Constitution of an Olympic ill. mo will bruin early n< \t year m a Tokyo suburban area lor tli" Third Asian dames here m May 1958. A .-p'.kesman for the Tokyo metropolitan government told United Press todaj that the village will bo built205 words
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1365 1956-12-24 12 U.K. SOCCER RESULTS AND POSITIONS LONDON. Doe. '.I. (Keiitor) lnt.li-.li .mil Scottish football league Mantling*. atl<r todaj matches ire ,i* follow*: 1 \(.l 1 DM Arsenal 4. Birmingham City 0. Aston V vs. M'chester C. pponed Bolton \V Evei '.on postponed Burnley 6. Cardifl Ctt; l U vs. T'ham H.1,365 words
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Advertisement476 1956-12-24 12 2^& I K^F>^ A MERRY t|j F RO M «V CATHAY ORGAMSATIOX ATTRACTIOVS !i 12th HILARIOUS DAY! ODE O Nl am 1 45 415 645 BOOK NOW *f* K)K i "BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL" \i (m; -I'hhi ho\-oii ul. QBBM RECXIKG FROM 29th DEC, 7956 gMoaaNG ft" n pi, T476 words
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Article1220 1956-12-24 13 Malayans Lacked Speed In Court Coverage Says PETER KUM Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sun. —Malaya and India have fought it out over the I'ber Cup tie for women. The 4-3 win by India is now past history but one thing is still undecided. Which is really1,220 words
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Article, Illustration37 1956-12-24 13 The Federation Hicli Commissioner, sir Donald MacGillivray is introduced to the manager of the Indian badminton team. Mr. (.ivniiro Gomtns before the liter (up tie it \ho Selaneor Badminton Hall. Kuala I.umpur. Standardpic h> Yong Peng SeongYong Peng Seong - 37 words
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Advertisement129 1956-12-24 13 Die Cothpa'B GALA DINNERS fi] CHRISTMAS EVE S 14 (Ext. 2a m X l /t CHRISTMAS NIGHT $10. l& V* BOXING NIGHT $12/ (Exr am O^.C ifta YEAR'S EVE $17/. Q i T> Ext. 2 a.m.) A |Lr r "i Phone ***** for AJ}&J=sCa\ TabU Reservations s&*rf Wishing 4// Oar129 words
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Advertisement204 1956-12-24 13 tutio\ BUILD YOUR CHILD'S FUTURE ON FIRM FOUNDATION. Kindergarten and Pre Primary for children under school age. by London-trained English Lady Supervisor, starting Jan. Central location. 51 rt Street Kindergarten 14 Short Street. *****. *****. MMM To iai \I HOT' KEE BAR RESV.TAURANT 21 Killiney Road. Lunch: Cream of Tomato204 words
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Advertisement636 1956-12-24 13 CLASSIFIED ADS SITL ATIO\S \AC\M SING CUV COUNCIL: Reg.i.red for DF NT R >ca!e ble Al--ce Must passess Ist Cls« Engineer*! of Com peter Generator (Diesel). Tne appointee to be transferred to of Soparvisor at any of the Johore W atei a ork* or on Singapore Island H F CPARTMENI636 words
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Miscellaneous219 1956-12-24 13 Li I Abner fiy Al Capp r. AMELY EF Am CKXT V A>Gt*E.ED^J Titsrv VO^XIM r >^ UVE THROUGH IT- i^— -I (< M "r T lJß|ff < 'MAN AN' U AWRIG^T a-/ V VV PROMISE ME IOLL jT LET IS GOMMA BE {Z^S 8/:/;Sr cdi OuP-v 1 J £1219 words
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Article, Illustration167 1956-12-24 14 ROME PREPARES FOR 1960 D Garrano Marcello. secretary of the Italian Olympic Commission, who arrived m Singapore on Saturday, said that Italy was making an all out effort to surpass the recent successful Games. the biggest npic Stadium m the world and we should not find much difficulty m putting167 words
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Article79 1956-12-24 14 'OPERATION IMPOSSIBLE' \v i i unr .\u>tr i i i). U' «':> m -i ."i- p 1 MBBM I'Ti H SB •'<! -i i k\ hrn ■h It k* on Australia m the tth ip round Au-r-i >-:n^ ,;tt-! teaua of Lew Htai an< k KwcwaJl is favour* sceve st79 words
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Article61 1956-12-24 14 water =ts should play more interrial matches if they want to improve their game. This advice was ofTered by I iarrano Marrello, Secreian Olympic .on, who flew into Sangapc: ->uurday with two other officials. Mr Stassano Pasquale and Mr. Ricardo .ngapore's players have the correct ddfl and61 words
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Article24 1956-12-24 14 ADF' \:DV. (Renter Phil Ririin^-. former A ralian selector, announced yesterday that he would retire f m ri c present Austra-24 words
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322 1956-12-24 14 BILL FUNK - BILL FUNK By SIX-FOOT-THREE Colony Olympic basketball captain Wee Tien Srk Is my "Basketballer of tlie Year." As a eager who went into every game m the Melbourne Games, ready and willing to uphold the prestige of the Colony, there have been none322 words
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Article151 1956-12-24 14 MELBOURNE, Dec 23 (B New SouUi Wales ed 13 (or one In reply l Victoria s firs' m total :h p\ the srsl day s p:. v their Sheffield Shield m itch here tw The only Victorian batsmen to :r. Ridi t Benaud'i agrcs- attadl were the opening151 words
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Article113 1956-12-24 14 Ci i i a height of 5 ft. K. .layara:": Uy won the men's hish jump final m the Tamils Festival Athletic meet at Farrer Park yesterday. Results were: High jump (men' 1 X Jayaram (sfl 2. P. Balakrishnan: 3. EL lluthu- samy. Senior Bo] A113 words
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Article79 1956-12-24 14 W YORK, Sun. Mickcu Charles Mantle, a young ed *or athletic stardom almost from birth, hern designated the outstanding me fry nn overwhelming vote of the sports renters and broadcasters co-operating m the annual Associated Press year-cud poll. Mantle, who performed so many outstanding 'cats m baseball79 words
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Article149 1956-12-24 14 Devon Defeat Cornwall LONDON. Dec 23, (Beater) C old cheerless weather condition marked the opening ol the Christmas week-end dub ragbl programme m Britain. I -ojj aKo mad,. it> unkind intervention m scattered parti ot the (<>ut!ir\. Chiel representative m 1 land today was the county cfaaav where Devon, finalists149 words
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Article71 1956-12-24 14 JOHANNESBURG, Dec 23. < Rputcr>— Almost on the eve of the first cricket Test. Peter May. the MCC Captain, Godfrey Evans and Jim Laker are not one hundred per cent tit. developed a temperature of l(H It was reduced to 100 i and lie Mid he71 words
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Article53 1956-12-24 14 KUALA I. I'M PUR, Sun. A try KOfed m the do \s of the game by left Syed Mcntez enabled Selangor All Blues to hold the touring University of lya -raw at rugfei on the Shaw Rnad ground. The University scored their through Malayan charr. quarter medium hurdler53 words
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Article51 1956-12-24 14 THE Da— lanilrr In I Force. Airtfarshal Sir Frandf Fressang< opened a new $KiB.ooo iminj pool at the fLA 9 Officers' Club m Chansi I B I Government contributed part of the cost of building the pool while a major ■hare from the officers stationed at51 words
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Article190 1956-12-24 14 BILL PATERSON - BILL PATERSON r.v PE N A N G Sun. The Penang Hockey Association is still lagging behind In :irting their league. Just a few days IfO, Mr. Amra Singh, Hon. S< i ary of the PHA. said that he hoped to get the leagup running by190 words
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Article38 1956-12-24 14 PI ING Bua Ooi Gim Thyc won the Ponans Open billiards 4-ball championships by defeating Lee Guan Chen;; JOO-430 m the final, at the o!d Xaverians' Association last night. Ooi if tiff) m the 3-ball final.38 words
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Article313 1956-12-24 14 Narrow Win Over FAM XI By ALEX SOAKS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Mysore Hunters Football Club made it three wins m a row when they beat Football Association of Malaya Selection by 2 1 on the Princes Road stadium ground here today. In spite313 words
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Article745 1956-12-24 14 We;_!U for all seven racr> tor Wrrtnr-d i\ (Dec !b) 2nd day of the Penan? Turl Club's X ni.i> >c* Veir Meeting are: THE P. O. CUP Horses Class 1, Div. I—6 Furs. H UMiat r<-. ib'.e Spencer l?l m.i.> »h"» II i v■ irtin v MM745 words
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Article207 1956-12-24 14 Follow ins air weights lor three rates J >r Saturday (Dec 29), concluding day (if the Penan; Tuit Clubs X'sßAl New YeU Meeting. THF COMMISBIONEB GENERAL'B (UP Horses Class 1 1! Miles. Three Kin^s i.sj Bearer Bond ZakagUone MS Shansrila S.]:j Straits (Ode S 10 Muffin Man207 words
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Advertisement259 1956-12-24 14 WORLDS BICCEST SMALL CAR BUY. now fivdtef* M 5 ■If i t s I^l we it Half-a-milhon delighted owners can vouch for the Minor's liveliness and TA^j^j^gi-- I car performance! Now the miffcqf "T^ffifcA^^^^o i Minor— renamed the Minor 1000— I ~~~'-"~~r gives 20"; more power— plus irrefu* üble operating259 words
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