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Title Section31 1957-09-16 1 a v i: n a c, r V»^AJ^ JS Jurl dl/l fCfNTxc I ia» s-^TO, O O O The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1957 15 CENTS fart"*"31 words
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Article498 1957-09-16 1 WAY OPENED FOR SOLUTION OF REBEL ISLES PROBLEM 'Most important event in Indonesia since declaration of independence 9 We'll work together again' JAKARTA, Sunday. pRKSIDENT SOEKARNO and the former Vice-President, Dr. Mohamed Hatta. last nitfh! signed a proclamation pledging themidves to work jointly for a settlement of theAP - 498 words
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Article, Illustration40 1957-09-16 1 A BIC TREE, uprooted during yesterday's sudden storm, lies across the wreckage of a coffee stall on which it crashed. The boy on the tree trunk is washing himself in the rain. Straits Times picture40 words
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225 1957-09-16 1 A SUDDEN rainstorm burst over Singapore yesterday morning, bringing floods to low-lying areas and stalling hundreds of vehicles including several bridal cars. Strong winds uprooted a 30-foot tree near the 4' 2 milestone, Bukit Timah Road. It crashed down on a coffee stall, seriously225 words
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Article84 1957-09-16 1 BIG POLL EXPECTED IN GERMANY BONN, Sun.— Reports from all over West Germany indicated that there would be a high poll in today's elections for a new Bundestag (Federal Lower House). According to unofficial estimates about 25 per cent of the electorate of about 35.--500.000 had voted by 10 a.m.Reuter - 84 words
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Article38 1957-09-16 1 DAMASCUS. Sun. Syria today began training new recruits fo r the popular resistance organisation a civil defence force formed last year to meet national emergencies. The Government has also begun calling up army reservists.— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article29 1957-09-16 1 ATHENS. Sun. Rumania today proposed to Greece that the prime ministers of Balkan states should meet in Bucharest to discuss the conclusion of a non-aggres-sion pact. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article25 1957-09-16 1 TOKYO, Sun. United States meteorologists tonight positioned typhoon Delia about 1,000 miles east of Tokyo, moving north-east at 25 miles per hour.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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118 1957-09-16 1 EONG CHIN, a headman of the Pamol Estate, Kluang, captured a half-grown leopard with his bare hands early yesterday morning. He was walking with his dog in the estate when suddenly it broke away to give chase to something. He ran after it. gun118 words
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Article56 1957-09-16 1 CHICAGO, Sun. A Trans World Airlines Super Constellation bound for San Francisco made an emergency landing at Reno today after a bomb was reported aboard. An airline official said an anonymous man told the TWA San Francisco office switchboard operator: "There is a bomb on flightAP - 56 words
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Article26 1957-09-16 1 PRAGUE, Sun.— New decentralisation steps in Czechoslovakia will aim at more workers' participation in the management of the economy, according to officials here. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article26 1957-09-16 1 BAGHDAD, Sun. The engagement of King Faisal of Iraq to 17-year-old Princess Fazilet, daughter of an Ottoman prince, was officially announced here today.— ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article145 1957-09-16 1 ZEZELL THE 25th IS THE LAST NEW YORK, Sun.—Bri-tlsh-born Mrs. Halagura Folk said yesterday she has named her 25th child, born here on Friday. Zezell, after the last letter of the alphabet to signify that she planned to have no more. But attendants at St. John's Episcopal Hospital in Brooklyn,Reuter - 145 words
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Article75 1957-09-16 1 CAIRO, Sun— Mr. Krishna Menon, the Indian Defence Minister, arrived here today for talks with President Nasser He is on his way to New York where he will lead the Indian delegation to the United Nations. H e told reporters at the airport: "One hopes all countriesReuter - 75 words
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Article18 1957-09-16 1 CAIRO, Sun. The 11.791--ton Swedish tanker Danaland ran aground in the Suez Canal today. Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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220 1957-09-16 1 Raft trip planned— England to Japan HPOKYO. Sun. A 23-year--1 old British draftsman and a flve-member crew with assorted backgrounds will sail next month aboard a "Kontlki style" raft on a voyage from England to Japan, the British Embassy announced here yesterday. The ocean adventurers plan to leave Felixstowe, England,UP - 220 words
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Article71 1957-09-16 1 SIAM: 13 MEN. TO GUARD PEACE BANGKOK, Sun. The Siamese army has set up a committee of 13 for "preservation of national peace and security", reliable sources said today. It Is headed by Field Marshal Sarlt Thanarat who sparked off a political crisis last month by resigning as Defence Minis71 words
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Article53 1957-09-16 1 The cabinet yesterday approved the resignation u( Gen. Phao Sriyanond as police chief and head if the intelligence. T*- was one of the demands made by a dissident group of army officers who resigned from the governing party last week. General Phao- s still the Minister fReuter - 53 words
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Article30 1957-09-16 1 BOSTON. Sun. —Architect Henry Dellins, who left a $300,000 estate, bequeathed $1,500 to a dog and $3 to a brother "who caused me much grief, loss and trouble30 words
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Article26 1957-09-16 1 VERSAILLES, Sun. Representatives of 100 foreign and French towns which share the same name meet here next Thursday for a two-day congress. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article171 1957-09-16 1 Kadar may bar U.N. envoy OUDAPEST, Sun. Prince Wan Waithayakon of Siam, the U.N. special envoy may be barred from entering Hungary. This was indicated here today by a Foreign Ministry spokesman asked to comment on Prince Wan's pro- posed visit to seek Hungarian and Russian compliance with recent U.N.Reuter - 171 words
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Article62 1957-09-16 1 LONDON Sun.— The Soviet Communist Party now has a membership of about 8,000--000. according to a series of theses prepared In Moscow for the 40th anniversary of the foundation of the U.S.S.R. According to other statistics broadcast last night by Moscow Radio. Soviet Industrial production IsReuter - 62 words
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Article21 1957-09-16 2 MERSING. Sun. Inche Abdul Halim bin Musa. assistant OCPD hrre. is to be transferred to Kota Tinggi as OCPD21 words
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209 1957-09-16 2 Staff cuts— 7o Home Guards will lose their jobs THE MEN WANT THREE MONTHS' PAY AND ALTERNATIVE JOBS ]\|ORK than 70 Johore Home Guards are expecting to be retrenched from the permanent staff because of drastic establishment cuts next year. Their spokesman, Staff Sergeant Ibrahim bin Ahmad, told the Straits209 words
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Article, Illustration72 1957-09-16 2 MR. KO TECK KIN, a Singapore businessman, on Saturday opened the water colour painting exhibition of Mr. Khaw Sla at the Chinese Chamber of Com- mene premises in Hill Street. The exhibition, which is open to the public till tomorrow, is sponsored by the Society72 words
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Article87 1957-09-16 2 L-DRIVER TEST CHAOS IN COLONY rE Federation's attainment of independence has had dislocating repercussions at Singapore Traffic Police Headquarters in Maxwell Road. Merdeka Day, Aug. 31, was declared a public holiday unexpectedly in Singapore So 70 learner-drivers due to be examined for their driving licences on that day had to87 words
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139 1957-09-16 2 CRUDE WA YS GIVEN UP in SARA WAX KUCHINO. Sunday. YOUNG delinquents in Sarawak towns are becoming more "sophisticated" in their approach to crime, says the 1956 annual report of the Sarawak Constabulary. They have given up crude methods of committing of. fences and139 words
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Article109 1957-09-16 2 ESTATE LIBRARY OPENED IPOH. Sun. Mr. S. Venugopal. once a $190 a day tapper on Jenderata Estate near here and now $300 a month vice-presi-dent of the National Union of Plantation Workers, returned yesterday to open a library on the estate. The library's 200 books were paid for by the109 words
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Article60 1957-09-16 2 Five hundred boys in blue marched r-roudly past the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, on Saturday at the annual review and display of the Singapore battalion of the Boys' Brigade. Congratulating them on their smartness, the Chlel Minister told them that they were a60 words
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Article36 1957-09-16 2 SEOUL, Sun. The United Nations Military Forces in South Korea today enjoyed their first television show when the United States military television station began broadcasting from Mamsan Hill in the centre of Seoul. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article23 1957-09-16 2 Prof. Ling Su Hua of Nanyang University will speak on Chinese calligraphy and paintings at the University of Malaya tomorrow night.23 words
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Article25 1957-09-16 2 JOHORE BAHRU Sun Tan Teck Eng sold a character lottery ticket to a detective. In court here yesterday he wa s fined $700.25 words
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Article70 1957-09-16 2 AMMAN. Sun. The Jordan authorities yesterday banned the distribution of a number of Arabic Communist books alleged to contain subversive propaganda. The authorities also confiscated a number o» Lebanese and Syrian daiiy news papers for publishing "aggressive items" against the Jordan regime. Reports reaching here fromReuter - 70 words
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Article40 1957-09-16 2 SEOUL, Sun.— A 12 ft. statue of General Douglas MacArthur was unveiled today on a hill overlooking Inchon harbour to celebrate the seventh anniversary of the Inchon landing, which changed the tide of the Korean war.— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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459 1957-09-16 2 British opinion split on vice report f ONDON, Sun. *>* Public opinion was sharply divided last week over the problem of homosexuality, but was almost unanimous In demanding an allout war on prostitution. Thousands of Britons have taken part in newspaper polls on the vlc e report of the Government-ap-pointedReuter - 459 words
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Article32 1957-09-16 2 ROME. Sun. The Pop-> yesterday urged members of the strictly disciplined Jesuit order to forego smoking, public holidays and other "modern" pleasures as a symbol of their priestly humility.—U.P.UP - 32 words
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Article34 1957-09-16 2 MADRAS. Sun.— Five people were killed when police opened fire on a crowd of 1.000 in southern Madras today after 100 houses were burned in a clash between rival groups.— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article129 1957-09-16 2 CIR Eric Millbourn, chair- man of the Singapore Port Commission, leaves for New Delhi at the end of this month to advise on ending Indian port congestion. Sir Eric, shipping adviser to the British Minister of Transport, will be accompanied by another member of the129 words
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94 1957-09-16 2 ■yiENNA. Sun. An angry wife here persuaded a court to accept television as a reliable witness in a case against her erring husband. The husband had told his wife he would be home late as he had to attend an important meeting. She94 words
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Article127 1957-09-16 2 A SPITFIRE and a Hurricane^ A Bij?gin Hill. Kent where B off to battle the Luftwaffe 17 years of the nation-wide Battle of Britain eei^hJS pa n They were closely followed i by a Meteor, a Vampire, a Javelin and a Hunter jet127 words
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Article47 1957-09-16 2 HONGKO:,, Sun.-*, tain's Defen< istf B Duncan Band arrival hrr c today- -v. may be sur,, we shall tinue to maintain substam-j forces in Hong Kong". Mr. Sandys is to spend Ie» days here discussing Bri-a-' defence needs in the Pj East. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Advertisement152 1957-09-16 2 i— r~ —I— a. 1 j j T ™'v™ I j I I Get behind the Farmer's Boy and the results sp< themselves. It's the ideal light tractor that many smallholders, nurserymen and estate owners have found tackles every job at peak efficiency. In minutes it converts to a heavy152 words
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Article315 1957-09-16 3 ■ABSENT: GOVERNMENT OP niMPrr, />, «^ftffP',T POPULATION' BUT U.S. WILL CONTINUE TO OPPOSE IT, STATE DEPT. MAN SAYS NEW YORK, Sunday. INDIA yesterday proposed a new item for the Inited Nations General Assembly the admission of China. In an explanatory memorandum accompanying the Indian request,315 words
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Article161 1957-09-16 3 No chance, say experts fields of United Nations activities make it all the more necessary and urgent that the United Nations should give prompt consideration to putting an end to the present lack of representation of the Chinese people and their Government." Mr. Lall said India proposed as a "matterReuter; AP - 161 words
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Article, Illustration193 1957-09-16 3 lIGNOB Piero Brassi, thief tfrhnirian of the Necchi Company has arrived in the Colony b > air. Sienor Brassi hopes to I" 1 lure for three weeks and <fu.ni:; his stay will visit the J '■deration demonstrating the. 1 ur-xaving fully automatic >>'<<lii Supernova. tnmt stated193 words
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Article70 1957-09-16 3 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sun. i Government and Opposition deputies on Friday fought a 40-minute machine-gun bat- tie in the state legislature of Alagoas, North Brazil. The leader of the government narty, Humberto Mendes, was I killed and five others wounded. The fight, a climax to aAP - 70 words
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Article162 1957-09-16 3 ALL ON A NECCHI SUPERNOVA "YOU CAN DO IT too." says Signor Bm«si, chief technician of the famous Necchi Company. "Suddenly you are your own high fashion dressmaker doing sewing and embroidery that you never dreamed possible ail automatically without special attachments! "In all semi-automatic machines only162 words
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Article, Illustration33 1957-09-16 3 Seen the other night Me spotted this gay young Singaporean in town recently. She was wearing a lovely flared white organdie party frock made on a Necchi Supernova, she did it herself too!33 words
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174 1957-09-16 3 'IT HELPED RED PROPAGANDA' Glubb Pasha criticises U.S. arms to Jordan ONDON, Sun. American shipment of arms to Jordan was criticised today by Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Glubb, who commanded the Arab Legion in that Middle East kingdom, until sacked a year ago by King Hussein. He raised doubts about theAP - 174 words
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Article, Illustration53 1957-09-16 3 MR. NEHRU (rear), the Prime Minister of India congratulates Mr. Pant, the Home Minister (nearer camera) on his 70th birthday in New Delhi. One of the old guard of India's independence movement. Pant is the oldest member of Mr. Nehru's Cabinet. Mr. Neh.a isAP - 53 words
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Article275 1957-09-16 3 RUSSIAN ENVOYS HELD FOR SPYING ISTANBUL, Sun. Two Russian Embassy officials were arrested yesterday and accused of spying. They were ordered to leave Turkey within 48 hours. Police said they were caught trying to buy military Information from a young Turk.— U.P. COLOMBO: Mr. Maxwell Gluck, who admitted he didAP - 275 words
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Article240 1957-09-16 3 But will he withdraw troops? RHODE ISLAND, Sunday. T»HE Governor of Arkansas, Mr. Orval Faubus, agreed yesterday to obey the Federal law on school integration but asked the Federal Government to "act with understanding and patience." But Mr. Faubus, who issued a statement after hisReuter - 240 words
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Article41 1957-09-16 3 FBI accused NEW YORK. Sun. Col. Rudolf Abel, accused as a Russian spy, yesterday filed a suit In the Federal court asking for the return of papers he said were obtained from him by the FBI without a search warrant.— A.P.AP - 41 words
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187 1957-09-16 3 ONDON, Sun. The British Overseas Airways Corporation today confirmed reports that it was having "teething troubles" with the new Bristol Britannia airliner. A spokesman said that in the 32 weeks since the Britannia 102 came into service on the Australian and South African routes. 49Reuter - 187 words
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223 1957-09-16 3 AMERICAN ARMY IS WORKING ON IT ATLANTIC CITY. Sun. The U.S. army is developing a weapon capable of intercepting inter-continental missiles such as the Russians claim to have built, the American Legion's annual convention was told here yesterday. Major-Gen. John Daley, the army's Director of SpecialReuter - 223 words
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Article33 1957-09-16 3 LONDON. Sun. False teeth minus the plates were thrown in place of confetti at the Tynemouth. Northumberland, wedding yesterday of dental surgeon Gordon Stuart and Miss Mary Clutterbuck— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Advertisement226 1957-09-16 3 \EiiiU AETWOttK SINGAPOREThe Emporium Ltd.. 17/19, Battery Rd. luiiu Fatt, 376-B, Chanel Vill.tjr. 'In All, 412/413, Sembawanc Rd. Inited Suppliers, 627 Jalan Kayu, Seletsr. KI'ALA LUMPL'R: The Canton Tailoring Co.. 8. Batu Rd Nan Hen? Co.. 229, Batu Rd. Miners Planters Store, 111, High St. I CheonK, 211. Ipoh ltd226 words
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Advertisement262 1957-09-16 3 THE XEATEST WAY TO BEAT THE HEAT m YOU CAN l^rL |h J KEEP C00L. B LIKE A I JBt* I NEW "DACRON blended with QRLON A smart idea for Summer.. .A perfect suit for Tropics. ...never, never wrinkles. ...Needs no Ironing and its Lightweight to keep you cool right262 words
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Article350 1957-09-16 4 Big bid to woo terrorittt from jungle to mwendcr 100 community leaders to tell people all over state TPOH, Sun. One hundred Perak commuity leaders have joined the Government's nation-wide drive to woo the terrorists from the jungle and end the Emer gency. The State Information Officer,350 words
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Article, Illustration53 1957-09-16 4 SHIRLEY ANN JUNES (above, centre) was chosen Singapore's "Mobil Queen 1957" from 18 other competitors at a dance organised by th- "tanvac sports club at tae Adelphi Hotel on Saturday night. Witb her is the runner-up, Patri. cia Yon* Thai (left), and Millie Koh. third—53 words
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222 1957-09-16 4 Miss Pacific they all fall for her 'HOLD A CONTEST PROPOSAL TRAVEL and tourist experts In Singapore yesterday fully supported the idea ot a "Festival of Paciflca" to lure American tourists to Asian Pacific countries in 1959. The executive director of the Pacific Area Travel Association. Mr. George Turner, said222 words
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Article88 1957-09-16 4 PLEDGE FOR RADIO MEN SINGAPORE'S Chief Minis, ter Mr. Lim Tew Hock, has assured the Depart. merit of Broadcasting Employees' Union tbat the interests of its members "will be protected." In an interview with leaders of the union, the Chief Minister said that the future of Radio Malaya was still88 words
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Article27 1957-09-16 4 MERSINO. Sun.— The Government English School here, will hold its speech day on Sept. 26. The programme will Include science and arts and craft exhibitions.27 words
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Article49 1957-09-16 4 IPOH. Sun The Perak Malay teachers association has bought the home of a race-horse owner and businessman. Mr. Lincoln I ennc for $70,000 to be used as 'ts headquarters. It is located in Klnta Gar dens, off the exclusive resi dentlal area of Gopeng Road49 words
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Article109 1957-09-16 4 WG KIM CHOON, 70, was killed in a street fight 11 near his daughter's house in Happy Garden Estate, Singapore, yesterday. Madam Ng Seok Lee said she saw the scuffle In which her father was knocked down. She added that she carried him to109 words
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Article83 1957-09-16 4 rpHE Singapore City Council J. has told Its 10.000-strong Labour Unions Federation that gratuities for which the daily-rated workers "will become eligible when they leave our service cannot be handed over to them now." Otherwise, "it will defeat the very purpose of paying gratuity83 words
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Article32 1957-09-16 4 Ismail bin Abbas, 24, a labourer, had his left hand slashed when he refused to let a man into his foster sister's house in Lorong 27. Oeylang, Singapore, last night..32 words
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268 1957-09-16 4 Citizen bill: A fresh grouse by 30,000 THE Singapore Citizenship Bill, if passed by the Legislative Assembly, would create a mass of displaced persons with no claim to any land, spokesmen of United Kingdom and Colonies citizens told the Straits Times yesterday. They were referring to a clause in the268 words
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Article187 1957-09-16 4 ABOUT 40 local employees of the Life Insurance £X Corporation of India in Singapore, have dec to stage a two-week "'go slow" from today. Their action is in protest against the corporation's "delay in settling their wage claims" submitted 16 months ago. Mr. E. M.187 words
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Article77 1957-09-16 4 KLUANG, Sun.— The Executive Secretary of the Kluang District Subbranch of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr. Lim chin Toh. said there would be permanent memorials erected here to commemorate the Federation's independence. He said a park was beinc laid out anci plans made for Merdeka Stadium.77 words
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Advertisement70 1957-09-16 4 "Thank you, Freddie Eu!" inrtM says C H. Tong "Since I took your advice and tried filling up at a Mot Station I'm convinced that real friendly service and a product is the answer to my motoring needs. I guess I s pass on your good advice to Goh Joo70 words
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Article120 1957-09-16 5 PENANG. Sun.— The Minister for Industry and Commerce, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today urged the Chinese in Malaya to "decide immediately" whether they would become Malayans or aliens. "I will do my best to persuade the government to give sufficient time for people wishing to give120 words
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Article63 1957-09-16 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. In the Sessions Court today, Kanasan was fined $750 or six months' jail for being concerned in smuggling textiles. The goods were found in a military ration lorry on arrival in Johore Bahru from Singapore. Cpl. Levy who was in charge of the63 words
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Article20 1957-09-16 5 KOTA BHARU, San. Mr. K. A. Pillai, formerly of Singapore, has been promoted senior sanitary and health inspector here.20 words
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Article329 1957-09-16 5 PRIME MINISTER PAYS OFFICIAL VISIT TO PENANG RUMOURS MADE ME NERVOUS, HE ADMITS pENANG, Sun. Malaya will stand as an example to the world of how, in adversity, it found unity, the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here last night. "With the help of such men329 words
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259 1957-09-16 5 IZ-UALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1V The 236 nre victims of Ulu Yam Lama, 32 miles from here, are still as worried now as they were 10 months ago when a blaze gutted their homes. They claim that the former District Officer of Ulu259 words
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Article, Illustration72 1957-09-16 5 THESE two boatmen had a hard battle in one of the races at th e sea sports at Port Swettenham yesterday. The winner was Ngah bin Haran, of the Marine Department (right), who beat the next man by lessLim Yaw Chon - 72 words
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151 1957-09-16 5 in the Colony. They cultivate plots at Changi. Potong Pasir. Woodlands. Jurong and Lim Chu Kang. TWELVE Singapore farmers met yesterday to discuss how they could cut the price of vegetables by becoming their own wholesalers. They belong to the Singapore151 words
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Article58 1957-09-16 5 Mr. E. L. Aitken, president of the Federation of Amateur Cinema Societies in Australia arrived in Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterday on the first leg of his Far East tour to take pictures for a tourists' magazine. "I'm here to sell the East to the West,"58 words
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Article91 1957-09-16 5 Singapore police last night searched squatter areas in Bukit Ho Swee for a teenage gangster who slashed two school boys. The two boys, Lee Kirn Kwan. 12. and Tay Han Scan. 11. were taken to the General Hospital for treatment. Lee was stabbed in the stomach91 words
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Miscellaneous598 1957-09-16 5 SHELL THEATRETTE: Free Family of Man" and "The Pho- lemard Road): Badminton 5 pm. film show Let's All Sing (No. tographer" 7 30 pm. to 6.30 p.m bodybuilding 6 p-m. 6), Introducing Canada —at Shell SINGAPORE LIFE GUARD to 7 p.m.; ballroom dancing 7.30 House, Collyer Quay. 1.15. p.m. CORPS:598 words
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Article103 1957-09-16 6 :n Word* $10 (Minimum). NOW OPEN to all, Mont Dor Ice cream, milk and snack parlour Ngee Ann Building, Orchard Rd HOW DO YOU manage it? Manage what? To eliminate cookIng odours. Simple, my dear Watson, use Air -wick. FROM ITALY ANTOINETTE j Brings you Fascinating Hand- 1 bags.103 words
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1155 1957-09-16 6 The Straits Times S'pore, Mon. Sept. 16, 1957. Defence In S.E. Asia The real reassurance in Mr. Duncan Sandys' denial that it is Britain's intention to stockpile nuclear weapons in Malaya is his reminder of the principle behind the Anglo Malayan defence agreement. The treaty has not yet been published,1,155 words
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Article, Illustration281 1957-09-16 6 r[E Communist Party of Indonesia now commands nearly seven million votes on the island of Java. It is the biggest of the four main political organisations and, unless the current trend is dramatically and unpredictably reversed, its supporters may soon outnumber those of281 words
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552 1957-09-16 6 IHAVE been greatly encouraged by your report (S.T. Sept. 12) of the reference by the Chief Minister to the Citizenship Bill In these words: "Through this Bill we will b e able to say today with united voice 'Majulah Singapura' and tomorrow with even greater552 words
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Letter310 1957-09-16 6 "DECENTLY Government launched a campaign to help its indebted employees and to encourage saving. But now hundreds of Government servants have been ordered to pay arrears towards the Widows' and Orphans Pension Fund. It seems that these officers had failed to exercise the option of not310 words
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Letter119 1957-09-16 6 DURING the five minutes adjournment of the Singapore Assembly at last week's meeting when the question of the number of members of the Select Committee for the Citizenship Bill was discussed. I was struck by the strange behaviour of some of our Assemblymen. One would hav P119 words
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525 1957-09-16 6 Why seven million voted for the Communists IN THE FIRST OF TWO ARTICLES DENIS WARNER EXPLAINS.,, In the first place and an insufficiency of Western aid In the second that there Is inflation, corruption and anarchy and because of all these things a growing interest in Communism. The argument at525 words
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Article263 1957-09-16 7 PLANS ARE AFOQX TO am 'mn^co/io/crn, SPENDING' 'EFFICIENCY EXPERTS 9 MAY BE ENGAGED TO REORGANISE WHOLE ADMINISTRATION T ofSri f?f S Styi ty of Mal aya to tighten control ed "irJln m and prevent what has b een called irresponsible spending efficiency experts. They may engage263 words
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173 1957-09-16 7 'MALA YA: OGMORE SEES U.N. SUCCESS pENANO, Sun. Lord I Oumore, former Un4, r-Secretary of state O r the Colonies, said today tnat the Malayan deiewtion to the United would make a impact because a had solved its mill? -racial problem in the best way. Loid Ogmore. who came here173 words
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Article45 1957-09-16 7 Qantas Empire Airways Local Employees' Union celebrated its 10th anniversary with a dinner and concert at the Sim Avenue Community Centre, Geylang Road. Singapore, on Saturday. Earlier, the union held its annual meeting and elected Mr. Bok Sye Foo the new pre-45 words
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Article25 1957-09-16 7 ■'.had Bergher, vicepresident of Columbia PicInternational Corporate D and Far Eastern superla due to arrive in Singapore today by P. A A.25 words
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102 1957-09-16 7 Two months jail for doctrine offence KOTA BHARU, Sun. Mahmood bin Awang, 60, was jailed for two months today on two charges of teaching false doctrine and contempt of the Islamic religion. The case was heard before the Kathi of Kota Bharu. Tuan Haji Omar bin Haji Musa. In the102 words
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Article22 1957-09-16 7 The Singapore Musical Society will present Mendelssohn's "Elijah' tomorrow for school children at the Victoria Memorial Hall, at 5.30 p.m.22 words
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Article26 1957-09-16 7 A labourer Tan Chye Slew, 46. collapsed and died while carrying a heavy bag of rice in Jalan Kathl, off Bedok Road, Singapore yesterday.26 words
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Article26 1957-09-16 7 The Singapore Recorded Music Society will hold its annual meeting on Thursday, at the Catholic Centre Hall in Bras Basah Road at 8.30 p.m.26 words
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Article76 1957-09-16 7 FRONT SEES ELECTION CANDIDATES rE Labour Front of Singapore hopes to announce its candidates for the City Council December elections In a week or two. Its election sub-committee yesterday interviewed 30 orospective candidates. The chairman Mr. Chew Swee Kee. said their applications were being studied. The Front intends to field76 words
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Article35 1957-09-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The body of a unidentified Chinese boy wa s found float Ing near the Lido yesterday. A passerby, who saw the body, made a report to the police.35 words
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Article25 1957-09-16 7 The film "The Beggar's Opera was shown yesterday at the Pavilion Theatre In aid of the Singapore Malayalee Young Men's Association's charity fund.25 words
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61 1957-09-16 7 than 100 uniformed >nd members of the i D Ambulance Brigade i" joined the funeral n of a former sup- trintendent, Mr. Teo Way Yong, who died last Monday. Mr. Too was one of the biggest fancy fish dealers in Singapore. Mr.61 words
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Article147 1957-09-16 7 OFFICERS of the Jordanian Army may be sent to Malaya soon for training in Jungle warfare. The military governor of Amman, capital of Jordan. Brig.-Gen. Fawaz Maher. said this at Singapore Airport yesterday. He was on his way home i after attending the mercieka celebrations147 words
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Article29 1957-09-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Ungku Moshln bin Mohamefl has been appointed Adminls trative Officer. Kota Tinggi in succession to Mr. J R. Chalmers, who has gone on leave.29 words
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Article177 1957-09-16 7 rjIHE Singapore Chief Mi--1 nister, Mr. Lim Yew j Hock, said yesterday that future plans for large-size community centres would be based on the Keppel Har- bour centre. Declaring open the new centre, he said: "If you compare it with other community centres, you will177 words
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Article, Illustration44 1957-09-16 7 THE Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, shakes hands with little Yong Fooi Fong. aged seven, during a visit to the School for the Deaf in Penang. On the right is the principal. Miss J Hickes— Straits Times picture44 words
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Article, Illustration257 1957-09-16 7 BATTLE OF BRITAIN MARCH PAST KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. >THE BRITISH High Commissioner in Malaya, Mr. G. W. Tory, today took his first salute in this country at the Battle of Britain march -past at the RAF station here. Nearly 300 men from the Royal Air257 words
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Article41 1957-09-16 7 JESSELTON. Sun.— A drop in aircraft movements at Labuan wa s recorded in August when there were 501 civil and 175 Service movements. The drop was caused by the cutting down of R.A.F. flights through Labuan.41 words
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Article36 1957-09-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Fatimah binte Dollah, wife of a sawmiller, was fined $350, or four months' jail in Kota Tinggi for moving 12 iahils of tapioca from a restricted food area without a permit.36 words
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282 1957-09-16 7 Second unionist dares Lee to debate AM R. LEE KUAN YEW iTI was challenged to another public debate yesterday. It is the second challenge to Mr. Lee following his allegation in the Legislative Assembly last week that the Singapore Trades Union Congress had been In danger of being captured by282 words
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Article109 1957-09-16 7 j JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. j The sub-district of Geylang i Patah has made special arrangement* for the celej bration of the Sultan of Johore's birthday on Tuesday. Inche Zainal Abdin bin Haji Ahmad, the Assistant District Officer, has invited officials and civilians to attend an assembly at109 words
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Article53 1957-09-16 7 KOTA BHARU, Sun— Two brothers. Mohamed bin Abdul Uit iff. 37, and Isa bin Adul Latiff, 31. were jointly charged in the Magistrate's Court here yesterday with having 447 Ib of Siamese uncustomed tobacco at Kuala Tabal on Sept. 13. Both pleaded not guilty and were allowed53 words
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Article51 1957-09-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. In the Sessions Court today. Ching Slang Chin of Geylang Patah, was jailed for a year, to be followed by a year's police supervision for housebreaking and theft. He had broken into the Social Welfare Department store and stolen trousers, shirts and51 words
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Article, Illustration14 1957-09-16 7 RAIL COLLISION HOLDS UP NEW EXPRESS The scene after the smash. Straits Times picture.UP - 14 words
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Article218 1957-09-16 7 KUALA LUMPUR 1V Sun. A collision between a Forest Department lorry and a pilot trolley leading in the night mail from Penang delayed the start of the diesel Express to Singapore by 45 minutes today. The collision took place at 5 a.m. at a level crossing218 words
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Article74 1957-09-16 7 Sir Stewart Duke-Elder, surgeon and occulist to the Royal Family, arrived in Singapore yesterday by Qantas-BOAC on his way to Melbourne to complete plans for the first Australian eye diseases research centre at the University of Melbourne. He was in Singapore during World War II checking74 words
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Article59 1957-09-16 7 Lord Perth. British Miniter of State for Colonial Affairs, and Lady Perth are due in Singapore today from Borneo for a three-day visit Lord Perth, who attended the Federation independence celebrations, has since made a tour of Sarawak, Brunei and North Borneo. In Singapore, he will59 words
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Advertisement27 1957-09-16 7 AN ENTIRELY NEW UNDERFLOOR DUCT SYSTEM SINGLE thi -De' sincli TWIN THI '06' TWIN GRID SYSTIM PARTICULARLY DEVELOPED FOR SHALLOW FLOORS ENQUIRIES TO SANDILANDS BUTTERY CO., LTD27 words
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Advertisement74 1957-09-16 7 ROAD-MARSHALL DIESEL ROAD ROLLERS 2 VV HEEL TANDEM j EYE EXAMINATION Ye« can «jf with false teeth but you can't ice with artificial eyas. Your en* and only pair of eyes The Cods prctent— lnvaluable! Guard them carefully. Have your eyes examined J regularly? If not, don't forgtt to consult74 words
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Article902 1957-09-16 8 ALLIMGTON MiEWAM - ALLIMGTON MiEWAM* THE NATIVE POLICIES OF SIR STAMFORD RAFFLES IN JAVA AND SUMATRA. By John Basrin. (Clarendon Press: Oxford University Press. 305.) A HISTORY OF MALAYA. By F. J. Moorhead. (Longmans, Green. 12s. 6d.) By RAFFLES was no friend of the Dutch. Their commercial policy,902 words
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Article253 1957-09-16 8 DOC IN THE SNOW. By James Riddell. (Michael Joseph 12s. 6d.) ABOUT 15.000 men A passed through the wartime ski school in the Lebanon. British troops, Australians, New Zealanders. Gurkhas, Greeks and others. There was even a detachment from the Long Range Desert Group, on253 words
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Article350 1957-09-16 8 THE HUNGRY FORTIES OINGAPORE in the "hungry forties" a domestic British crisis which was reflected in Eastern trade and the struggle to keep Singapore a free port are recalled by a German publication marking the centenary of Messrs. Arnold Otto Meyer. This great Hamburg company Is the "parent" of Behn,350 words
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Article74 1957-09-16 8 IT was an education act. not British bayonets that finally broke the Highlanders. In his history of "The Scottish Highlands." fMacmillan 9s. 6d.) Mr. W. R Kermack deals no morv gently with the Englis:: than he should. This short account of the Highlands, from early Gaelic colonisation74 words
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Advertisement276 1957-09-16 8 jjf A finely AAentholised vfiw' f m M MX v linn. I il *J I I I Cm Kjl I Ifjff. V* 129 Ma Now available m in packet ot Ten and $L Tins of Twenty and Fifty 'M MYCOLDHAS GONE gm^ heel how quickly Menthoiaturo will bring you relief276 words
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Miscellaneous314 1957-09-16 8 Straits Times Crossword I l may DOWN I i This garment makes money 3 4 6 i 8 In an old railway (7). i I m 2. Sailor returns to a mountain fc^\ t^N; SSgSi ranne (s>. liiHHllll^lill^i 3 D** l^ ll^ German town j— s^* B jggjH SStf— -ii»314 words
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Article, Illustration1492 1957-09-16 9 VS. turned traitor Ell G I I T NAZI saboteurs landed from submarines on the J American coast early in June, 1942. Their orders were to out American airplane production by destroying key linium and magnesium plants. They were well equipped and ltd. AllDaily Mirror - 1,492 words
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Advertisement279 1957-09-16 9 After illneSS health and strength rapidly restored Louered litality and general physical ueainest I hat follow an Hints t need special care 3& for a complete and rapid reevsery to normal Mm, 9w health and strength. Taken regularly, fj^^^^^F Naßy Brand's Essence of Chicken will supply the j mV^^T H?279 words
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Miscellaneous227 1957-09-16 9 ttox 3torgan 3M.MK Goodbye to June *—m—mam±, 1 SURE YOU WON'T CHAN&E T Wl I I I lilll 'ii >' Mil II I 111 I NO, I'LL "V^ GOOPSYE, JUNE ~*\~l i f YOUR MIND, KEITH T I YOU'D BETTER M ALON&, KEITH j|l WAIT HERE I PROBABLY WON'T T227 words
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Article497 1957-09-16 10 INVESTORS EXPECT Too MUCH By Our Market Correspondent SINGAPORE Share Market last week entered a period of doldrums with the tone hesitant and uncertain. Compared with previous weeks, business was only modest and some sources said it was fifty per cent less than a month or so ago. Although not497 words
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Article283 1957-09-16 10 yHE main feature on the Singapore Rubber Market last week was the entry into the market again of China. Her orders were stated to be in the region of 2,500 tons and embraced one, two and three grades for October shipment. For a while the price Improved on283 words
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Article379 1957-09-16 10 1 r T»E following business done I!.. ln the Singapore Share Market was reported by one firm of brokers for the period Sept. INDUSTRIALS: Fraser Neave Ords. U. 95 to $2.87 Vi cd.cb., Fraser Neave Prefs $4 05 Gammons $2.57',, Hammer Co $2.45 to $2.47' i to $2.45379 words
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Article513 1957-09-16 10 rpHE following list of revised X quotations was issued by the Mala> an Share Brokers Association after its last meeting on Friday. Alox Brick, Mlm 1.55 18Ocd B M. Trustee! 6 10 a.50 Con. Tin Smelt £j« l«/« 17/6 a ler n Onl'ted" J0.00 s'roj Ea'.er'Wa?. H <00 4.10513 words
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Advertisement199 1957-09-16 10 QUICK, EASY, Beautiful! KEMGLO Looks and washes like H'KkMS Baked Enamel ft£^M SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS RHEINMETALL TYPEWRITER Best buy in Portable TYPEWRITER Hire PurchoM Term lst Poym.nt $40.00 12 th monthly payment* of. $11.43 (on* year GuoranUcd) Sol* Agcnti:FOUNTAINS AGENCY Sole Proprietor "Tithes" Ltd. 42, Middle Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** A199 words
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Advertisement1523 1957-09-16 10 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENT* MALAY COLLEGE, KUALA KANGSAR Applications for admission lnt the Malay College should read Chief Education Officers on or be fore October 31st. Rules for ad mission may be consulted in al Education Offices and Englisl and Malay Schools. H.M. NAVAL BASE TRADE APPRENTICESHIPS There will be vacancies1,523 words
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Advertisement769 1957-09-16 10 NOTICES PENANG PORT COMMISSION c i FORWARDING DEPARTMENT I The Penang Port Commission a maintains a forwarding depart h [ment which undertakes clearance through Customs and forwarding of cargo through Penang and Prai for on-carriage to consignees by rail, road, or sea. Government Departments and 1 commercial organisations are Invited769 words
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Advertisement656 1957-09-16 10 Current n,,,"^ """--<!, Fraser &Mm Ltd. ords. l»4t rw_ McAlUter 4 Co. Ltd. hZLj Kepong Dredging Co. Ltd. tpZ%l •20 Joh»n Tin Dredging Ltd- Sv £?i 3ra TI :LE. red ln < Ud 7 2%» o&5? Puket Tin Dredging Ltd. l O Southern MaJayan Tin Dredging Ltd. s» So»the™iE>noh Tin656 words
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394 1957-09-16 12 Bolton Wanderers provide the biggest shock of the season T ONDON, Sun. Bolton Wan*J derers provided the biggest shock of the English football season when they soundly beat League champions Manchester United 4-0 yesterday. Though tne talented, young United side have dohiinated English football for394 words
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Article297 1957-09-16 12 SWANSEA PUT UP THE BEST DISPLAY ONDON, Sun. Welsh Lj club sides did well in yesterday's Rugby Union programme. Swansea achieved the best performance in beating Group Captain Walker's side at St. Helen's, by 12-6, as the visitors Included nine internationals. Following two recent reverses, Newport tasted success at home,Reuter - 297 words
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Article773 1957-09-16 12 Manchester U. Everton Notts Forest Luton Arsenal WBA Burnley Manchester C. Bolton Wolves Portsmouth Newcastle Chelsea Preston N E. Aston Villa Sheffield Wed. Tottenham Blackpool Leeds U. Sunderland Birmingham C. Leicester CP W D L P A Pts. 7 S 1 1 22 9 11 7 5 1773 words
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63 1957-09-16 12 3 TOP ATHLETES DEFEATED Beaten... ZATOPEK IN 10,000 METRES PRAGUE, Sun. Emil Zatopek, Czechoslovakia's triple Olympic cold medallist, was narrowly beaten by Niklas Szabo of Hungary in the 10.000 metres here today. Zatopek led almost all the way, but was passed by the Hungarian on the last bend and beatenReuter - 63 words
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Article48 1957-09-16 12 JUNGWIRTH IN 1,500 M STANISLAV Jungivirth (Czechoslovakia), holder of the world 1,500 metres record, was also beaten by a Hungarian, Istvan Roszavoelgyi. formerly the world's fastest over the distance. Roszavoelgyi icon by seven yards in 3 mm. 45.1 sec. seven seconds slower than Jungwirth's tvorld mark.— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article49 1957-09-16 12 MIMOUN IN 5,000 METRES PARIS, Sun. Olympic marathon champion Alain Mimoun was beaten into third place yesterday in the 5.000 metres here yesterday. The race was won by Mau. rice Chiclet in 14mm. 42sec. Mimoun clocked 11mm. 47.25ec. compared with his best time of Umin. ?.4sec. in 1952.49 words
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Article84 1957-09-16 12 LONDON, Sun— Results of Rugby League matches played yesterday. Blackpool Borough 13 Whitehaven 18- Bramlev 29 Doncaster 5; Bradford Northern 37 Leigh 7: Castleford 16 Peatherstone Rovers 5; Dewsbury 8 Liverpool City 26: Huddersfleld 17 York 11: Hull Kingston Rovers 14 Halifax 22. Hunslet 20 Barrow 24-Reuter - 84 words
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108 1957-09-16 12 I'LL QUIT IF I BEAT BASILI OROBINSON NEW YORK, Sun. Sugar Ray Robinson was quoted yesterday as saying that he would retire from boxing should he successfully defend his world middleweight title against Carmen Basilic, on Sept. 23. He would end his ring career with a few charity bouts, perhapsReuter; AP - 108 words
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Article42 1957-09-16 12 HANOVER, Sun. West Germany were leading Britain by 57 4 points to 48 »i at the end of the first day In their two-day athletics match here. Each nation won nve of the ten events on the programme yesterday —Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article284 1957-09-16 12 NEWCASTLE, Sunday. A SCINTILLATING third wicket partnership of 26« in an hour and threequarters by Garfleld Sobers and Rohan Kanhai enabled the West Indies tc total 434 on the first day of their two-day match against the Minor Counties here yesterday. The tourists were allReuter - 284 words
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Article55 1957-09-16 12 REDS USE HYPNOSIS IN SPORTS' DARWIN, Sun.—Forbes Carlisle, an Australian swimming coach who just returned from the Moscow Youth Games, yesterday* alleged that Russian ski jumpers and other athletes compete under hypnosis. He said 36 scientists are studying athletics, in addition to the hypnosis specialists, and are devising new trainingUP - 55 words
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Article30 1957-09-16 12 BROOKLINE. Sun Hillman Robbins (Memphis, Tennessee) won the United States amateur golf championship here yesterday defeating Prank Taylor (California five and four In the 36. hole final. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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135 1957-09-16 12 TURNBERRY (Scotland j Sun. Christy O'Connor (Bundoran, Eire). the Masters golf champion of Britain, yesterday won the British Matchplay championship when, in the 36--hole final, he beat Tom Haliburton, a Scot attached to the Wentworth Club, Surrey, by five and four. O'Connor had alreadyReuter - 135 words
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Article31 1957-09-16 12 MILAN. Sun. Alex Buxton, former British light-heavyweight champion, beat Italo Scortlchlnl of Italy, when the referee stopped their scheduled ten-rounds bout here last night in the seventh round -ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article51 1957-09-16 12 BERLIN. Sun.— Two European swimming records were broken at a meeting between East Germany and Russia at Leipzig yesterday. Hans Zierold (East Germany) clocked 2min. 21.4 sec. for the men's 200 metres butterfly, and Ewe Uusmees (Russia) swam the women's 100 metres breast-stroke in lmin. 21.6sec—Reuter - 51 words
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Article212 1957-09-16 12 NINETY-ONE riders had to struggle in ram and I treacherous conditions at the annual R.A.S.C. motor cycling championships yesterday. The outstanding rider was Capt. Peter Gordon Berk shire. 28. of the R.A.S.C attached to the Light Aid Detachment in Seremban. He lost only 24 points212 words
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Article, Illustration59 1957-09-16 13 JANET RECEIVES MERDEKA CUP FROM THE PREMIER The Prime Minister of Malaya. Tengku Abdul Rabman. presenting the .Merdeka Cup to Mrs. Janet van Brrkuelen. joint-owner of Crimson Pirate which won the Class 1, Div. I—B furlongs race at Ipoh on Saturday. I n the centre is Mr. J. P. Hannah,59 words
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Article120 1957-09-16 13 EPSOM JEEP - BY EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Sun. Distine again heads the Perak Gold Vase handicap with 9st. 11 following his convincing win in the "Trial" over 6f yesterday. Distine was topweight in last year's race with 9.7 and be finished third behind Rubber Planter and Amusement Park.120 words
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Article341 1957-09-16 13 WEIGHTS RO R WEDNESDAY WEIGHTS for all seven races on the second day, Wednesday: CL. 3. DIV. I— 6F. Straight FUcht 9.0« Rio 813 Caracas 8.12 Cinema 111 811 Triple Crown 810 Professor Bancet 8.09 Top Secret 8.07 Khandi Star 8.05 Welsh King 8-04 Gemblra 8.03 Runny Lad 8-02 Nan-ana341 words
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Advertisement604 1957-09-16 13 (Continued from Pago SITUATIONS VACANT „,„«.>. W-.J Box SO c,. extra. ED TEACHERS for! vnlng/evenlag and venings only. Latter ice. Higher Certi- Box A 4643 S.T. ,-NIOK ACCOUNTS CLERKfpmalo for Malacca large European BustMust be resident In Town. Apply Box ST. WANTED: Central Hospital Co-operative n Society, Tanjong mjuires a604 words
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Advertisement922 1957-09-16 13 EDUCATION 20 Worde fS (Mm.) Box St H: txtru. POSTAL TUITION. insure Credits/Distinctions. Cambridge Certificate English, Literature by Prof. c. Sheppard: Mathematics. Geography, Scripture, H.S.O. Boonomlcs, English: Qualifying Test, i Book-Keeping, Commerce, Oorres--1 pondence, Stamford College, P.O. Box 281. TUITION 20 Worde U (Mm.) Sox SO et*. txtrm i DON'T922 words
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Advertisement733 1957-09-16 13 VEHICLES FOB SALE 20 Worde is (Mm.) Hoi SO et: extra. 1951 ARMSTRONG SIDDELEY Saloon. Preselector, Sunshine Roof in fair condition. One European Owner last 33 months. $1,900 ono. Tel: 2410 Ext. 141. TRIUMPH MAYFLOWER 1952, Austin A4O 1961 late Austin A4O 1951, Austin A4O 1950, Ford Ten 1951. Easy733 words
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Advertisement877 1957-09-16 13 NOTICES SINO-BRITISH FELLOWSHIP TRUST Two fellowships for the Academic Tear 1965/50 are likely to bo available to Chinese Residents In the Federation of Malaya, for Study or Research In the Fields of r Medicine, Surgery. Obstetrics and t Gynaecology. Nursing, Midwifery, i Scientific Subjects and Bducatlon, tenable at British Universities877 words
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Advertisement111 1957-09-16 13 ASIA MOTOR CO., LTD. Announcement I Consequent upon the recent W I opening of our Offices and Show- rooms our clients are asked to note the following telephone numbers: SALES OFFICE ***** ACCOUNTS DEPT. ***** WORKSHOP ***** ***** j SPARES DEPT. ***** A source of pleasure and pride to all111 words
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Article354 1957-09-16 14 LITTLE TALIB SPARKS 6-3 VICTORY FOR CUP HOLDERS Three second-half goals beat fighting Negri Sembilan I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Sparked by four goals by diminutive Talib Ibrahim, Selangor beat Negri Sembilan 6-3 In their Malaya Cup match at Princess Road today. Selangor will now replay with354 words
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Article75 1957-09-16 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Football Association of Malaya has accepted an Invitation from the South Vietnam P. A. to play three matches at Saigon on Oct. 26, 27 and 28. South Vietnam will be celebrating the fourth anniversary of Its independence then. Mr Kwok Kin75 words
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Article, Illustration68 1957-09-16 14 Champion sprinter Distine. owned by Mr. W. McGregor Watt and Mrs. R. N. Hobbs. is being led in by Mrs. Jo Gillett after winning the Perak Gold Vase Trial over 6f at Ipoh on Saturday. Distine is trained in Singapore by Neal Hobbs—68 words
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130 1957-09-16 14 K U ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Singapore Polo Club the holders, retained the Selangor Turf Club Cup when their "B" team beat King's Dragoon Guards 3-2 in the final of the Malayan Polo Association's annual tournament here today. Singapore gained another success in the130 words
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Article154 1957-09-16 14 rrHE FIRST Malayan "test" between England and Australia for the Kiwi Cup was drawn on the S.C.C. padang yesterday after rain had reduced play to only three hours on the second day. Scores were Australia 246-9 declared: England 82 and 114 for three. England,154 words
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Article34 1957-09-16 14 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— Set sports will be held here at 11 a.m. on. Tuesday to celebrate the Suitor of Johore's birthday. There will be nine events seven sailing and two rowing.34 words
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Article, Illustration680 1957-09-16 14 NORMAN SIKBEL - STORE WERE BETTER YET LOST NORMAN SIKBEL VISOKER PLAYS V-SOCCER FOR TOURING ISRAELI TEAM By HAPOEL, the cup soccer champions of Israel, will leave one lasting memory behind them in Singapore that of Jacov Visoker, their rugged, acrobatic, cool-headed goalkeeper, probably the best goalkeeper ever to play in Singapore. Twenty-six680 words
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Article245 1957-09-16 14 RAIN PUTS OFF PLAY ON SECOND DAY rTHE ANNUAL two-day erieA ket fixture between the Singapore Junior Tournament XI and Combined Schools was drawn yesterday with no play possible on the second day because of rain. At close on Saturday, Combined Schools were 39 for four in reply to the245 words
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435 1957-09-16 14 UNBEATEN IN NINE MATCHES HERE rE CEYLON cricketers left for Colombo by air yesterday after their successful four-week tour. The Ceylonese played nine matches here without being beaten. They won six times, drew twice while one game— against Malayan Ceylonese —was abandoned. Results of435 words
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Article60 1957-09-16 14 Chinese Athletic "A" entered the final of the S.AP.A. junior Cup competition when they beat RAF. Ten (jah 2-1 at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. After an even first half, C.A. scored first through Sebastian Yap but McHardie equalised for Tengah to make the score 1-160 words
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Article74 1957-09-16 14 TLtALAYAN champion N. A. Harvey was eliminated In the semi-finals of the Royal Singapore Golf Club championship at Sime Road yesterday. He went down by two and one to T.H.A. Potts who will now meet D. I. Stirk in the final next weekend. Stlrk won his74 words
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Article20 1957-09-16 14 The Army Civil Services Unions annual athletic meet at Fairer Park yesterday was postponed because of rain.20 words
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100 1957-09-16 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.—Hayati Meah, of Penang, will captain North Malays m their Mentris* Besar Shield cricket match against South here on Sept. 28 and 29. Ali Yunos, of Singapore, will lead South. NORTH: Hayati Meah, lshak Hasbim, Sidek (all Pen ang), Hamzah Abu100 words
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Article154 1957-09-16 14 Taipeh score an easy victory THE MER DtIU f V 1 baseball 5S f» ons raipeh S campa-u pressiv- l oo. 65 victory over KK g« at the Hannv chlr -l last nigh? ;> Taipeh. showeri combinatioi ate shooting Taipeh stormed th«* interval. ad at tt Highest scorer OutstaiK.;,:. Taipeh154 words
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Article191 1957-09-16 14 SCHOOLBOY RAZAK DOES DAMAGE IN 2nd INNINGS KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Singapore Malays won the Rulers' Shield lor the first time when they beat Selangor Malays by an innings and 55 runs in the final on the padang today. Scores were Singapore 237; Selangor 96 and 86.191 words
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Page 14 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous16 1957-09-16 14 ___DIJIRY Ri r.r.ER S.C.C. B I Bt .■.:.::cusOßA padanc TKN'MS V.M.C.A. singles champlonshipi Bras Basah Road.16 words
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