The Straits Times, 31 January 1958
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Title Section15 1958-01-31 1 The Straits Times Mat*** lieu*** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1958 ft 15 CENTS15 words
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Article251 1958-01-31 1 DAHARI ALI - UMNO EDUCATION COMMITTEE PROPOSES COMPROMISE 'Start registering students for Malay secondary classes on Saturday' 'Good chance' of it working By DAHARI ALI Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.—The Central UMNO Education Committee has made an eleventh-hour en-; try into the .Malay, secondary school dispute with recommen-, dations to251 words
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Article, Illustration20 1958-01-31 1 POLICE fingerprints experts examine a car abandoned outside the General Hospital. Inset is Dr. Saw.20 words
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258 1958-01-31 1 JEFFREY FRANCIS - Rapid gear change saves doctor from armed gang By JEFFREY FRANCIS I KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday, i THE ability to change his car gears quickly— from forward to reverse— saved a wealthy Kuala Lumpur, doctor from being kidnapped by a five-man armed gang about 200 yards from his home late last258 words
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Article84 1958-01-31 1 Treason' 95 for trial JOHANNESBURG. Thurs. Ninety-five people were committed for trial here today on high treason charges lollowiny a year-long mass preliminary inquiry All pleaded not qullty. The Crown has accused them of incitement, preparing to overthrow the government by violence and preparing the establishment of "a so-called people'sReuter - 84 words
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107 1958-01-31 1 $40,000 JACKPOT: T-H-R-E-E DAYS LEFT I THAT $40,000 I I JACKPOT it I waiting to be won J in The Malayan I I Monthly's Contest I 'R' (January). I This could be I your month to hit J the jackpot or win I I a share of the I $5,000107 words
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Article139 1958-01-31 1 U.S. WILL OPPOSE 7 SEA CLAIMS WASHINGTON. Thurs. —American officials said today that at the forthcoming Geneva conference on the law of the sea the United States would oppose territorial water claims in the Pacific area which have been advanced by seven nations. The countries whose claim,will be disputed areUP - 139 words
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Article185 1958-01-31 1 IFOH. Thurs A combined patrol from the Siamese police field force and sendar- 1 merie yesterday shot dead the leader of a terrorist gang and his woman companion and wounded a male terrorist j who escaped The engagement took place in a rubber estate five185 words
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Article186 1958-01-31 1 Tribute to Tengku Abdul Rahman SAIGON, Thursday. SOUTH Vietnam's President, Ngo Dinh Diem, entertaining the Federation's Premier, Tengku Abdul Rahman, to an official dinner at Independence Palace tonight, urged co-operation between their countries. Toasting Malaya, the Presl dent .said Vietnam and other friendly countries were gladReuter - 186 words
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60 1958-01-31 1 PARIS. Thurs— The House of Dior today launched a revolutionary "trapeze line" for women's fashions.— with short, wide bell skirts suspended from a high ribline I waist. The now look was displayed in the first collection 'shown by Yves St. Laurent. 22-year-old protegee and sueReuter - 60 words
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Article30 1958-01-31 1 TOKYO. Thurs. Socialist Opposition members of the Japane.se House of Representatives tonight threatened to boycott further parliamentary sessions because of alleged "gross errors" in the 1958 Budget Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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108 1958-01-31 1 'Resign' call to Jakarta Government JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesia's Socialist Party last night demanded the resignation of the Cabinet The Socialist leader In Parliament charged that the Government could not guaranty the unity of the republic or the success of the struggle for West Irian. At a mass rally at Padang,108 words
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274 1958-01-31 1 YAP CHIN KWEE - MINE WORKERS ASK GOVT. TO TAKE 7 STEPS TO END JOBS CRISIS YAP CHIN KWEE By Xl \l\ LUMPUR. Thursday. FEDERATION tin mine workers want the Government to review its relationship with the International Tin Council in view of the crisis in the 'country's tin industry. The suggestion was made274 words
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99 1958-01-31 1 BIN to send civil servants overseas lON DON. Thurs. The *-< House of Commons yesterday passed a bill giving the Government power to second civil servants for service in British colonies, independent Commonwealth countries and foreign countries. It follows Government proposals on the reorganisation of the overseas civil service because99 words
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Article81 1958-01-31 1 CAPETOWN, Thurs. The biggest fire in Capetown's history last night destroyed fruit warehouses in the Table Bay Docks here, causing damage estimated at more than £1 million. In three nours the blaze set back fruit and general cargo facilities at the docks at least three years.Reuter - 81 words
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Article270 1958-01-31 1 2 a.m. news roundup ALLIANCE COVT. WILL NOT TOPPLE LONDON. Thurs— L>ato Nik Kamil. the Malayan High Commissioner in London, told members of the Royal Empire Society today that the present Alliance Government was as stable and secure in office as could be expected In a democratic state and that270 words
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Advertisement76 1958-01-31 1 ENGAGEMENT and DRESS RINGS SETS with DIAMONDS, RUBIES, EMERALDS, BLUE SAPPHIRES. G. C. DE SUVA BROS. "Manufacturing |ewellert" 3. RafHei Place. Sporc-I Phone: ***** THAr etoto**^l ENERGY^ ft B* H «l S }J YV, A nourishing jnd sustaining food prepared from specially selected J Amenc*. Chickens. V Bl iook (or76 words
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Advertisement6 1958-01-31 1 AV»:HACE DAILY <i:HTIFII-l» SALE IXIIEBS 80,0006 words
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Advertisement111 1958-01-31 1 Kodak w Ml^^^LJ Error proof photo K^^ffflv^k\ copici of Icttert |^J WB^^^J I thipping tdv<CC« K. &^"gfl etc in ONE JJMpW MINUTE C^^BHh Writ for det iis UR MJ KWak <MaU|«l Ualt«4 From 22nd January to I Sth February Mam if mS One bright sparkling RFD I lON Pf~ WV111 words
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10 killed as gunman, 19, takes his girl friend on trail of murder 4
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468 1958-01-31 2 \EW YORK, Thurs. a1 —Charles Starkweather, 19, a dustman, hunted by police after the murder of 10 people in Nebraska and Wyoming, was in jail at Douglas, Wyoming, today while two states argued over who should try him. Starkweather and his 14-year-old girlReuter - 468 words
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Article139 1958-01-31 2 40 OFFER TO WED GIRL BY PROXY YDXEY, Thur s.— Forty offers to marry an attractive 23-year-old Polish woman doctor have been received by a Sydney newspaper which yesterday published a story about the girl's plight in Poland. The story described how the girl's mother was searching Sydney for anReuter - 139 words
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Article37 1958-01-31 2 SAIGON. Thurs. Sentences ranging from two years to life imprisonmeni were Imposed last night on 53 former members of the Blnh Xuyen private army, which tried to overthrow President Ngo Dinh Diim in 1955— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article33 1958-01-31 2 NEW YORK. Thurs. Twenty teenage boys and girls were arrested at Marlboro. Massachusetts, today on suspicion of taking part in drug and liquor orgio designed to create "abnormal sex stimulation."— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article, Illustration48 1958-01-31 2 AN officer catches lovely 19 year-old Princess Desiree of Sweden, the younger sister of Princess Margareta. as she stumbles on the stairs. Desiree was attending the annu.il cade's' ball at the Karlberg Castle in Stockholm when the incident happen cd I.P. picture.48 words
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211 1958-01-31 2 New missile centre for Pacific coast OVER OPEN WATER TO ANTARCTICA WASHINGTON. Thurs. A Pacific coast ballistic missile training range is to be built to supplement the work now taking place at Cape Canaveral, Florida, it was announced today. The Air Force is in command at the Florida missile test211 words
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Article52 1958-01-31 2 LONDON. Thurs. Fog Dlacked out London Airport this morning, halted shipping In the River Thames and delayd trains in most Darts of Southern England. Airlines for Paris. Amsterdam. lit and for East \tnca were unable to leave. Visibility was reported to be less than 100Reuter - 52 words
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Article36 1958-01-31 2 CAIRO. Thurs. The Yemeni Government has or;', r- d the expulsion of a si-nmr diplomat in the Briti-h Legation at Taiz. a Yemeni here announctd today. No further detail? wre immediately known. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article31 1958-01-31 2 WASHINGTON Thurs. The World Bank today announced a $24 million loan to help the Kawasaki Steel Corporation with its plant i xpansion programme a' Chiba. near Tokyo.— UP.UP - 31 words
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Article26 1958-01-31 2 ROME. Thurs. The Popo today received 50 members of the Chinese National Opera from Formosa. The company Is on a European tour. n< liter.26 words
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Article23 1958-01-31 2 BONN. Thurs— Mr. PaulRenrt Spaak, Secretary-Gcn-ei. l of NATO, will arrive on Saturday for defence talks with West Giinan leaders Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article223 1958-01-31 2 LONDON, Thurs. Mr. Duncan Sandys. Minister of Defence, said today that the signing of a non•CgTCMiaa pact with Russia would not by itself enable Britain to reduce her defence expenditure. It would only help to create a more favourable atmosphere for disarmament. Reuter. COLOMBO: TheReuter - 223 words
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Article262 1958-01-31 2 BURMA REJECTS MARXISM -NU 'We cannot accept a proletarian or any other dictatorship' RANGOON, Thursday. |>URMA rejects Marxism as a guiding political philosophy and cannot accept any programme leading to a dictatorship of the proletariat or any other kind of dictatorship, the Burmese Prime Minister, U Nu, said here yesterday.Reuter - 262 words
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Article108 1958-01-31 2 'Papa will relent,' says Tessa HAVANA (Cuba), Thurs. Tessa Kennedy 19-year-ild British heiress, s.ud last night she thought In r lather would accept her marriaga to Mr. S.mon Elw< s as an accomplished fact and abandon his opposition to it. Miss Kennedy and Mr. Elwes were married here dt aReuter - 108 words
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Article62 1958-01-31 2 'Lloyd may go,' says paper LONDON. Thurs— Mr. Selwyn Lloyd is "likely u> ceas? to be Foreign Secretary after Mr. Macmillan. the Prime Minister, returns from his Commonwealth tour on Feb. 14, the Daily Mirror claimed today. It said he would probably be succeeded by eithtr Mr. R A. Butler,Reuter - 62 words
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Advertisement10 1958-01-31 2 ifelikun ifelikun BALL POINT PEN Available at all leading stationers10 words
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Advertisement30 1958-01-31 2 BABYCHAM The genuine WB Champagne Perry .'.i£:,js"3 The bottle fills a champagne glass From hotels, bars and clubs everywhere MADE B¥ SHOWERING! LIMIT fc U OF lOMIIIIT, fc N GLAND30 words
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'Phoney' Russian aid—Dulles
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137 1958-01-31 3 A U.S. PROMISE WITH MORE IF NEEDED ANKARA, Thursday. THE UNITED STATES yesterday promised U.S.SIO million ($3O million) additional aid to the Bagdad Fact nations for a communications network linking their capitals. The Secretary of Slate, Mr. John Foster Dulles, announcing this to137 words
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Article116 1958-01-31 3 Mr. Dulles attacked "phoney" Russian claims about Communist aid to the uncommitted nations. He said the Russians offer de-' ceptively low interest rates i and then manipulate the prices. If the free world calculated its**aid this year alone on the Russian basis, it v*)uld total US $2,000 million t $6,000116 words
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Article111 1958-01-31 3 "The actual cost of the loans, therefore, is much higher than the announced interest rate would suggest.' he said. "If we calculate In the same way a s the Soviets, the figures in favour of the free world economic system are tremendous in comparison with the Soviet Union." he said.Reuter; UP - 111 words
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146 1958-01-31 3 WARNING TO GERMANS: BEWARE NAZI REVIVAL DERLIN, Thurs.— The West German Christian Democratic party —on the 25th anniversary of the day when Adolf Hitler became Chancellor today called for vigilance ■gainst enemies of the ccuntiy's "young democracy. In a newsletter article entitled The Black Day. 1 the party warned: -NazismReuter - 146 words
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118 1958-01-31 3 Hunt goes on for bodies front sunken ferryboat TOKYO. Thurs Hundreds of u'eeping relatives last night returned to their homes after identifying Uieir loved ones who were drowned when the 470-ton Japanese ferryboat Nankai M.iru sank il-.irnis; a storm on Sunday. There were 126 passengers and 30 crewmen aboard. During118 words
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Article29 1958-01-31 3 CAIRO Thurs —President Shukri El Kuwatly of Syria will visit Cairo on Saturday to proclaim with President Nasser the creation of the Egypt iar. -Syrian Arab union29 words
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Article33 1958-01-31 3 BELGRADE. Thurs Mr. Sidney Weiland. Reuter's correspondent, was asked to leave Communist Albania at short notice yesterday following a complaint that a story he had written about Albania was defamatory.33 words
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Article30 1958-01-31 3 I DAMASCUS. Thurs. One Syrian was killed and one wounded yesterday when Turkish and Syrian forces fought a three-hour frontier batt'.e. a Syrian military spokesman said today— UP.UP - 30 words
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122 1958-01-31 3 OSAKA. Thurs. -A Japan ese-Incii'iiesian Joint ban* will oyn business in Jakarta on Saturday as the first case of economic co-opera tion following the conclusion of a peace treaty between Japan and Indonesia. The Joint bank -Bank Perfian.a was established by the I-!i:waraReuter - 122 words
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Article, Illustration75 1958-01-31 3 SWEEPING OUT THE DICTATOR THE VENEZUELAN WAY A DICTATOR i s sw»pt out and jubilant citizens of Caracas march through the streets carrying brooms. The dictator. President Marcos Prez Jimenez of m/ ii. I.i fled with his family by air to (uidad Trujillo in the Dominican Republic last week after75 words
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Article154 1958-01-31 3 the Turkish community he said. "We cannot trust a Greek community which kills three unarmed Turks in one day." He did not specify when this had happened— Reuter. ANKARA. Thursday. |)R FADIL KUTCHUK. leader of the Turkish com--17 munity in Cyprus, said here yesterday:154 words
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Article46 1958-01-31 3 ACCRA. Thurs —A conference to launch a "clearing house" for inter-African technical assistance wHI open h?re on Fib. 19. it was announced here today. It will be attended by delegates from Britain, France. Liberia, Rhodesia. South Africa, Portugal. Belgium and Ghana —Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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229 1958-01-31 3 Test-tube baby: Mother won't talk EDINBURGH, Thurs The Scottish divorce court -yesterday ruled as undefended an action in which an American wife refused to give details of alleged artificial insemination, resulting in the birth of a child. The judge, Lord Wheatley, caused a storm a fortnight ago when, before adjourningReuter - 229 words
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Article50 1958-01-31 3 PARIS, Thurs. Leaving Lyons Hospital, where he spent 15 months after being knocked down by a motor scooter. Mr Georges Gerard was knocked down and killed by a bus in the same place His wife was run over at the same spot 10 years ago ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article78 1958-01-31 3 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs He sometimes anivec Nancy Valentine, film actress h m »j th l 'Pf ick on hi: .shirt and boasted to me oi and former Maharani of his conquests. Miss Va'.enCooch Behar. was granted a tine. 29. told the jud<,"> divorce today from Frederick Her marriage toReuter - 78 words
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Article370 1958-01-31 3 I LONDON. Wed—London stock markets closed the flrsi day ol the new account on a rhm note, but investors continued to adopt a rather cautious attitude and the volume of business left much to be desired. Highlight was the buoyance of -;iltecl-:ed securities which advanced over a broad370 words
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Article31 1958-01-31 3 LONDON. Wed Spot 22 ',d. Mar. 22'-,d. April-June 22\d. July-Sept. 22\d.. Oct-Dec 23d.. Feb c.l.f. 22', d.. Mar. c.i.f. 22', d.. April 1.1. f. 22 Nd Tone: Easier tifrer firm.31 words
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Article20 1958-01-31 3 TONDON Wed. Bnvers €734. ■sellers £735. Forward buyers -7335. sellers £734; Settlement £733 a.m. 250 toils, p.m. 100 U>ii>.20 words
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Advertisement192 1958-01-31 3 SPORE SHOP-LIFTERS ON A SPREE Ufc£ Can-cjn petticoats used to hide th e loot. A DEAD MANS REVENCE. >Hf^' His K'lOSt brought |ustice to his killers AUTOMATION MOVES INTO SPORE SHOESHINE TRADE. I 4SM[ I But the shoe-shin« kids are not worried j *MY LIFE OF CRIME— BY RORY CALHOUN.192 words
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Advertisement339 1958-01-31 3 QUICK-FROZEN FRUIT and VEGETABLES BROCCOLI iSpejrti you eat ALL peas and carrots MIXED VEGETABLES you buy! strawberries raspberries SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO, LTD. GOING HOME? M |A for medium and heavy weight woollens there are no better names than IRr DORMUEIL FRERES flt^" Before making your Rv choice be sure339 words
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Article17 1958-01-31 4 'DOLLARS FOR A DECENT LIFE' PLEA Govt. urged to give more foreign exchange to Malayans in U.S.17 words
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Article, Illustration33 1958-01-31 4 SEGAMAT. Thurs. Kek Kirn Far, 27. was fined $15 here for refusing to deliver his driving licence to a police officer. Kek said the poUceman was "rough' with him MR. NELL33 words
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155 1958-01-31 4 Mr. Neill tells what the 'Master Cutler' is: He'll be one himself HE MAY BECOME SHEFFIELD'S INDUSTRIAL MAYOR" WHAT does the term "Master Cutler" mean? Many in Singapore, including some top business executives.- were baffled when this question was put to ih> in yesterday. The p»int arose when Air India155 words
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Article126 1958-01-31 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thur» Mr. John Wilson 39. the blind director of the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind in Britain, will visit Malaya on his present global tour. Arriving here on Feb 4 he will vi.;:t institutions for the blind in the Federation for two126 words
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Article134 1958-01-31 4 U.S. graduates also seek recognition of degrees and more scholarships PENANG, Thursday. 'J'HE President of the American Universities Club of Malaya, Dr. Oh Kirn Seng, today urged the Federation Government to grant more generous foreign exchange allowances to Malayan students in the United States to enable them to lead a134 words
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Article116 1958-01-31 4 Dr Oh also suggested an exchange of postgraduate scholarships, travelling fellowships or even professorships between the two countries. He said: "Our American friends, like our other allies, have a golden opportunity of offering altruistic help to this young nation. "They could, for example, endow institutions and offer technical aid in116 words
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Article82 1958-01-31 4 The guest of honour, the American Ambassador, Mr. Homer Byington Jr., praised the club's "genuine re-union spirit." Referring to American degrees, ho said he was glad that the Federation Government was "pursuing the matter actively towards a satisfactory solution." He understood there was now within the Ministry of Education a82 words
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238 1958-01-31 4 DENANG, Thurs.— The Government is pay-) ing "close attention" to in-iprovintr postal facili- j ties throughout the! country, the Minister lor Works, Posts ard Telecommunications. Inche Sardon tin Haji Jubir. said today. "New MfVttM are being .str.rt<d." he said. 'More rural poit offices are being238 words
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Article195 1958-01-31 4 ernment was trying to create male nurses with preferential treatment." 1 Recruitment of hospital a^istants had stopped since 1952. he said. "We had also previously asked for our designation to ibe changed to medical as- sistants. The Govprnrm nt refused. Now it is trying to j195 words
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Article30 1958-01-31 4 PENANG, Thurs. The RAF. Theatre Club will Rive repeat performance of "Doctor in the House" at St. Xavier's Hall on Feb. 3 in aid of the Red Cross.30 words
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Article17 1958-01-31 4 I &EGAMAT. Thurs— Lorry idriver Lee Cheom, 40. was i fined 525 he? for speeding17 words
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Article88 1958-01-31 4 IPOH, TJiurs— VeJer.m Perjk trade inn n leaders yesterday met Mr. V Tani-b-'u. chief training officer of the Department of Labour and Industrial Relations, who visited Ipoh to lenrti more fthMri l-'cal union ac<iviti«-s. They inJuded >!r. S. Veiniioji.tl, cbairman ol Uic Perak l.nviuh of the88 words
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Article317 1958-01-31 4 Walk -out threat by Alliance DENANG, Thurs.—Alli- an c c Councillors threatened to walk out from this afternoon's C tv Council meeting in protest apainst Labour criticisms of the Alliance as "a party without a policy and whose councillors do not follow their party principles." The criticisms wer e made317 words
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Article61 1958-01-31 4 BRUNEI, Thurs Brunei will invite an officer from Malaya to advise en the proposed formation of a Malay Regiment. This was decided at the State Council meeting re- cently. The councillors lelt that the time had come lor the country to have its own regiment comprising local61 words
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Advertisement155 1958-01-31 4 15 garden-fresh /jw vegetables^ in one superb soup! All cooked with Campbell care in hearty beef broth to give you more nourishment more delicious flavor. of Campbells Soups HHlrilMfl condensed for double I •S' J value! V EGETABI* VEGETABLE SOUP DALE CARNEGIE i^J COURSE ■^^■■■w^ "f STARTS: FEB. 3rd 6.3d155 words
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Miscellaneous164 1958-01-31 4 RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORT WAVE SERVICE 41 nrtm -IN \HIKI Mi ilium wave 476 mi ii. s Xl ALA II Mil It Mrdium mvr 141 metrra PENANG Mrdium wave 3S( Brtm IPOH Mrdium wiv« ::iu metres MALACCA Mrdinai wave 297 metres A.M. 7.15 Opening Announcement 7.16 Mornnif Se enade; 7SO164 words
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Article316 1958-01-31 5 'We haven't a clue' employers TALKS OPEN TODAY, BUT RUBBER WORKERS' CLAIMS ARE STILL A MYSTERY FIXED BASIC PAY WILL BE DEMANDED— BUT THE DETAILS ARE SECRET KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. RSTATE owners are still in the dark about wage claims to be submitted by the National Union of Plantation Workers316 words
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Article90 1958-01-31 5 First eight start training PENANG, Thurs.— The first batch of eight students have started training at the Federation School of Hospital Administration at the General Hospital here. Mr. James A. Willan, adviser on hospital administration to the World Health Organisation, told the Straits Times today th e students would be90 words
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Article51 1958-01-31 5 Of the 14 men acquitted and discharged in the Ang Bin Hoay triad society case which ended in the V?!acca magistrate's court on Wednesday, four have been detained by the police pending an inquiry under the Restricted Res'dence Ordinance, and not all 14. as reported51 words
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Article27 1958-01-31 5 PENANG, Thurs— The Ter- ritorial Association of Wo- men's Institutes will hold I their annual convention at UMNO hall here on Thursday, Feb. 6. i27 words
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Article40 1958-01-31 5 KUANTAN, Thurs. Two hostels for English school students, casting a total of $225,000, are to be built here before the en d of the year. One hostel will be for boys and the other for girls.40 words
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Article107 1958-01-31 5 PENANG. Thurs— A Sin- 1 gapore merchant, Goh Gui Kwong, who was ariested on I a Singapore warrant yesterday afternoon after the Penang Assizes court had acquitted him of armed robbery, was discharged in the First Magistrate's Court to- day. I The Magistrate. Mr. Au I107 words
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200 1958-01-31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.v-, Malayan lawyers want the first Asian congress on human rights to be open to all instead of confined to members of the Bar. One lawyer said today: "Human rights are something which concern everybody not lawyers alone." Local lawyers, the Straits200 words
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Article, Illustration73 1958-01-31 5 U.S. AMBASSADOR CALLS ON PENANG GOVERNOR THE American Ambassador to Malaya. Mr. Homer M. Byington, Jr.. and Mrs. Byington paid a coartesy call on the Governor of Penang. Raja Sir Ida. and Lady Ida. shortly after their arrival in Penang from Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Byington, who73 words
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131 1958-01-31 5 COUNCILLOR WARNS ON ROAMING OF PIGS OENANG, Thurs.— An Alliance rural councillor. Inche Osman bin Abdul Rahman, warned yesterday that roaming pigs might j,create interracial disharmony "Malays living in Olugor have petitioned me about the increasing number of pigs in their kampongs. he told the Penang Rural District Council. Inche131 words
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Article117 1958-01-31 5 1,200 going on Monday ifUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— One thousand, two hundred Malayan monkeys will be flown to Australia on Monday to help keep children there free from polio. The monkeys are used In the production of a vaccine that protects against polio. A total of 8.000117 words
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Article27 1958-01-31 5 KUALA LIPIS Thurs.Dog shooting teams from the Veterinary Department will go on rounds iron. Feb. 15 to shoot dogs not wearing the 1958 licence disc.27 words
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Article26 1958-01-31 5 SEGAMAT, Thurs— Mr. P. Sansom has arrived here as the new O.C.P.D. taking over from Mr. T. A. Crennell who has been promoted O.S.P.C.26 words
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Article, Illustration169 1958-01-31 5 MALACCA. Thurs. Th^ Malacca Police today warned the public here to take precautions against thefts, of which there have been an increase in the past two weeks due to the approaching Chinese New Year season. The police advised all househoicrers to lock their doors and windows securely169 words
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Advertisement360 1958-01-31 5 MORE AND MORE 1 1 PEOPLE ARE OPENING 1 1 BANK DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS II LOMBARD BANKING I I SECURITY; Gnmp Aweta Exceed £18.000.000 ■I EVa STABM 'TV Comntrat inlrrrM W^ M t tiA STHKNCTH Kaowlcagc aod I xprrimc* I I SAFETY No Rkk of IVprrcialiM I I I' -AtlJ SUCCfSS360 words
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Miscellaneous797 1958-01-31 5 ±\i TT4n^ < wi^BTTT^Pi.^»y^f^ I'tliaii" Palace 3. 6 45, 9.15. LIDO: Steel CATU.AY Delk-at* rvilnoiiont i Ba}onet 12 45 3 6 5 915; EEX: MS tan Rf, an- nnrnv- ""J" l L*po« i.\ia;ayi v ta. 3. 1H..1H n.cir t»»« ui-kt in c n o*o, D.lo. CAPITOL: MUI Koo/ M«»WW ADAitaM-W797 words
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Miscellaneous140 1958-01-31 5 I ampin CATHAY Dendam Pontlanak 3. 7. 9.15 >l.ila< < .i CAPITOL: Thunderstorm 3. 630. 9.15: REX: Daniel Boone Trail Blazer 12.30. 3. 6.30, 9 15; LIDO: Chan Koong Mah Choc (Cantoneso 12.30. 3, 7. 9.15; Hill Three Ruig Circus 3, 7, 9.15. Srijamal REX: Bus Stop 2.30. 7.15. 9.15.140 words
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426 1958-01-31 6 GEOFFREY BOLAND - GEOFFREY BOLAND Business blames PAP —Sutherland says 'No' By rpHERE was a big t switch of cash from banks in Singapore to those in the Federation last month. Cash held In Singapore banks at the end of December dropped 30 per cent to $33.3426 words
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Article450 1958-01-31 6 ers' Association. Inche Basir bin Udoh, today, saying: "You will know the Governments stand on Malay education tomorrow." Chances of the Government accepting the committee's recommendations are good. It was pointed out tonight that ii registration »as sarted early in February, the classes could be organised ln May-alter Hari Raya450 words
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Article41 1958-01-31 6 SEREMBAN. Thurs. The Regent of Negri Sembilan today opened a new $300 000 out-patient department of the General Hospital here. The Regent said that health centres would soon be set ud in Nilai and Chani ncr Road.41 words
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Article96 1958-01-31 6 IPOH, Thurs. Eightydevotees, including at least 12 women, their bodies pierced with steel needles and spikes, will carry kavadis in fulfilment of religious vows on Thaipusam festival, which falls on Monday. They will walk three miles from the Mariaman temple ln Sungei Parit road to the Subramaniam temple96 words
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Article61 1958-01-31 6 PENANG. Thurs. The Penang "Minister" tor Education. Dr. N.K. Menon. who has just returned to Pcnang from India with his uiie after a two months' holiday .said he was greatiy impressed by India r plan. He had been pan: .struck by her light an industries, and61 words
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Article30 1958-01-31 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Tlmrs.-. The villagers of Kejai. Baling will nage an anti-Com-munist rally at 3 n.m f.n Tuesday This win be followed by a procession through tl30 words
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Article28 1958-01-31 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Won* Kok Hin m in the magistrate's court to> day lor not keeping a diun of sod inn arsenic atndei lod and key.28 words
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Article24 1958-01-31 6 SEGAMAT. Thurs Si^ sudin bin Derang, 46. w2 fined $100 here for tailing t< keep records of sales of res. trieted goods24 words
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Advertisement445 1958-01-31 6 Tr-or the C 77eto BsJa^asi II HI Twinkling like a thousand Rp^?-fi)S3"SI stni's, precious as a jewel 9pHP%P^H^^V|^Br^'?^^'^^^^^^r^^^^^^HHH with sparkling individuality B/^wwsl b»^bK vI design this exquisite v. X'^Sfi Diamond time-piece BqfßJ |ttjf=3 rcf 7288 J in ls kt white KH* JjpG gold with matching bracelet i^©> B fciM perfectly445 words
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Advertisement43 1958-01-31 6 %WIHS46AINI —^7^^ pWlNE "!111----^ ENGLISH TRANSLATION m^ CONFIRM VICTORY DAUPHINE MJro gross FIRST ALL classes «MJ| RALLY MONTE CARLO MW^mOtOrS DOCUMENTS FOLLOW RENOFLR limited Represented in the Federation by: WIARNI MOTHERS in Molgtio. J«i«mkxan. K lumpm f, f^n^nf and UNIVIRSAi CAIt It l»«>t.43 words
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410 1958-01-31 7 First 'kill' in big operation against terrorists RAIN-SOAKED PATROL AMBUSHES AND SHOOTS AN EX-DETAINEE IPOH, Thursday. J^ RAIN-SOAKED patrol from the 3rd Battalion, Malay Regiment, scored the first killing of a terrorist in the two-weeks-old "Operation Bintan.u" in the Batu (Jajah area last night. The dead terrorist, identified as Wu410 words
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Article, Illustration67 1958-01-31 7 MISS CHENG TO GIVE AN ORGAN RECITAL— THE FIRST SINCE THE WAR ilt will be the first time since World War II that anyone has given a recital on the Memorial Hall organ. She will be accompanied by Miss Catherine Tan. MISS MARGARET CHENG SHAO YONG (above), who recently won67 words
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135 1958-01-31 7 HUSBAND AND WIFE IN A BATTLE OF THE SEXES lI'OH, Thurs. A man and a woman in the dock of the magistrate's court here today admitted: 'We are husband and wife." Inspector S a r i a n Singh, prosecuting, said that a detective arrest, ed Lee C'hong Chit. 25,135 words
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Article48 1958-01-31 7 IPOH. Thurs. Pcrak MCA youth sections will hold a two-day conference here from F"b. 22. About 100 delegates from 58 district and area sub branches will attend. Closer liaison between the youth sections will be one of the main points to be dlseoiMd.48 words
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Article31 1958-01-31 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs Leone Wah. of Ku'ai new village, who was found in possession of ehandu. was conditionally discharged today after entering into a $50 bond for six months.31 words
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306 1958-01-31 7 TELUK ANSON, Thursday. AIALAYA will keep English eternally, said the preifl sident of the All-Malaya Estate Star! Union, Mr. Yeoh Guan Leong, yesterday. He told the Rotarians that English would play an Important role alongside Malay as the country iorged ahead. Speaking306 words
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245 1958-01-31 7 TUC claim: Workers 'oppressed' by PAP councillors THE Singapore Trades 1 Union Congress yesterday accused People's Action Party city councillors of oppressing their employees. In a statement, the TUC. secretary-general. Mr Ang Liong Sing, said: "We are shocked at the capitalistic attitude of the PAP city councillors In the gas245 words
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Article79 1958-01-31 7 CAMERA AND CLOTHES GO FROM CAR IPOH. Thurs. A camera and clothing worth $348 were stolen from a car parked in front of the Ipoh Club here last night. Lt. Anthony Rundell, of the 95th Field Battery. R.A.. stationed at Batu Gajah. said the stolen property was left in two79 words
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196 1958-01-31 7 PENANG Thursday A MAN of 21 was jailed for two and a half years here today for raping an 11-year-old girl in a bathroom. "I have done a terrible wrong and ask for pardon," Ooi Lam Suan, a nous? painter, told the Fenang Assize196 words
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105 1958-01-31 7 CONVICTED AND DID NOT SAY— NOW JAILED KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A former War Department employee, Jamrus Kasslm bin Baba. 22. was jailed for three months here today for making a false declaration. When Jamrus joined the depar'.mcn* in Avgust last year lie said h" had never been conviotfri and produced105 words
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Advertisement551 1958-01-31 7 PLEASURABLE LISTENING ONLY WITH wWr Radios and w ■■■■lui'u.^ Radiograms j^^Tn^l in W 270 WET Gfond Rodiogram with "Pressur*f^^y ■MMl^fcjM^s^B3fi^BttP<k C' amber System". A carefully compiled four fold I |^3l^^^^S^^p I loudspeaker unit give excellent 3-D tone ond r»l^£ rrarkoWy clear plosticidity of the whole ton* IB range through the551 words
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Article23 1958-01-31 8 I* Word, lit (Minimum). MR MRS. SOH CHEE TIONO thank their relatives and friends for their gifts and attendance at their wedding.23 words
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Article24 1958-01-31 8 I* Word! 11* (Minimum). WILL Mr. Henry T. C. Chan, representing Grunn Bllnnger Germany contact friend Wong, 17C Beach Road, Telephone ***** Singapore?24 words
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Article158 1958-01-31 8 It Word, 11$ (Mimimum). SOFT ICE CREAM. Magnolia Snow Cone* available from our Raffles Place Milk Bar— 2o cents. VANITY— 2S '/o Reduction Bale. Frocks, Blouses, Hats, Jewellery. White Washable Handbags $10/-. Italian Sandals $8/-. 11 Battery Road. ARRESTED ON THE Spot! Mustlness and horrible smells are quickly arrested158 words
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Article633 1958-01-31 8 It is still no easier than it was to understand what is going on in Indonesia. Majoi General Nasution has returned to Jakarta from a visit to North Sumatra convinced that the separatist movement has little chance of gaining popular support. He did not visit Central Sumatra,633 words
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Article263 1958-01-31 8 Registration for the Federation's evening classes has attracted many more overaged students than seemed likely a month ago. After a slow stall, the dismal scores and hundreds have been left behind, and with two days to go the Education Ministry has been able to announce applications exceeding 12,000.263 words
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Article226 1958-01-31 8 Encouraged by its pilot community development schemes jin three villages in Perlis. j the federation Government hopes to set up similai projects throughout rural Malaya within the next two years. It will require more 1 than enthusiasm to apply the principles and techniques of community development among the226 words
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Article, Illustration844 1958-01-31 8 Two reasons why extremism will fail in Singapore WILL SINGAPORE GO THE WAY OF INDONESIA, BURMA OR CEYLON? Independence for a country that had been devastated in the world war and. like the Federat.on. has since had a civil war on lt s hands, but. unlike the Federation, it left844 words
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1222 1958-01-31 8 AS a man who loves his country and ambitious for its continued prosperity and greater glory, to opponents of compulsory voting I would say the benefits of dragging a registered voter virtually by "a legal halter to the polls" would be manifold. Corruption, intimidation1,222 words
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Article166 1958-01-31 8 IN HIS article on a government rural bank (S.T. Jan 27i, Ungku Aziz is rather vague as to what to do after removal of present marketing apparatus, i.e. elimination of fish, padi ai:d rubber traders. Will the country-doctor version of a rural bank also undertake merchandising and166 words
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Advertisement637 1958-01-31 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. Word, 119 (Mimimum). SANDRA AND DICK Ollemans are very happy to announce the arrival of a* healthy daughter. Singapore Nursing Home 29 1 58 t* Word, tl* (Minimum). THE ENGAGEMENT Is announced between Frank Robertson son of Mr. Mrs. Yule. Stow, Midlothian and Prlscllla Ann, youngest daughter of637 words
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Advertisement132 1958-01-31 8 jostouT' ■•■•■■HssßHHi Why >"ur b..ci- slays well. I Nature's 'defence In depth' I against the millions of disease germs which a I tack us every day. Ihr torlorrd »f Vlnrenl Taa O«ffk. A specially condensed biography of tM Sp painter who had a true S 'lust for life ■•If. ihr132 words
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Advertisement96 1958-01-31 8 \\\mi im\\\\miiii lm\\\\\\\\\\\\ Itafe^^K-' iumm\\\\\w J get enough MILK? /PJL Your minimum daily needs are 'A> Nursing Mothers 3 pints I X^jQ^^VAaX Expectant Mothers 2 pints it^"^sS. nW All other adults I pint o}'l \^7S3 Children ij to 2 pints > j Here is the latest and the best milk—96 words
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Article298 1958-01-31 9 Ong will not get that $7,000 THE Mayor of Singapore. Mr. Ong Eng Guan, may expect majority support at today's City Council meeting for a salary of $1,500 a month at the most, plus allowances. The PAP proposal that he be paid $7,000 a month i which would make him298 words
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Article45 1958-01-31 9 PENANG. Thurs— The Minister for the Interior and Justice. Inche Sulaiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, a patient in the Penang genera hospital, is expected to D.- 1 discharged in about tei. days Inche Sulaiman v.-as admitted on Dec. 28 after a heart attack45 words
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681 1958-01-31 9 V. P. NAYAGAM - IT IS NOT PART OF DUTIES OF DOCTORS AND NURSES TO ACT AS OFFICIAL CHUCKERS-OUT* 'DEPLORABLE' CONDITIONS AT KUALA LUMPUR GENERAL— BUT LOCAL MEN WON'T JOIN GOVT. SERVICE V. P. NAYAGAM By KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. CELANGOR'S top medical official endorses most of the criticisms of681 words
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Article52 1958-01-31 9 A shop assistant, Tay Chong Whatt. was fined $100 and disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles for one year when he pleaded guilty in a Singapore traffic court yesterday to driving a car negligently and colliding with another car at the 12th mile, sembawang Road, on52 words
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177 1958-01-31 9 COUNCIL IS ACCUSED OF BUNGLING KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A BIG row flared up here last nisht when 100 university students charged the local council of their union with "bungling," and 'inefficiency" in carrying out its duties. The storm broke at an emergency general meeting177 words
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Article106 1958-01-31 9 Ex -soldier found dead A recruit about to be dis charged from the Ist Bn S.ngapore Infantry Regiment, was found dead In <t storeroom at the battalion a camp at Ulu Pandan. Slnga pore, early yesterday Lee Foo Shung. 22. had a length of cord round Ms neck. Another broken106 words
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Article44 1958-01-31 9 MERSINO, Thurs. Mr. E A. Forbes, crime clerk attached to the Mersing Police Headquarters for the last four and a half years, is to be transferred to Gelang Patah, Johore Bahru. He will be succeeded here by Inche Hasan from Gelang Patah.44 words
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Article217 1958-01-31 9 The Singapore Rural Board was yi.sterday asked to take steps to divorce the public utilities service from the City Council. Mr. A.L.B. Swaine. an unofficial member, who was speaking at the bonrd"s monthly met ting, .said: "The nublic utilities service should not be subject to any217 words
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Article, Illustration296 1958-01-31 9 A 'prince' is born in 'Queen of Sea' on trip from China THE Hoi Houw "Queen of the Sea"— a 3,300--ton Norwegian passenger freighter arrived in Singapore yesterday with its first "prince" a five-day-old baby born on board eight hours out from Swatow, China. Nicknamed "the Hoi Houw prince" by296 words
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Article25 1958-01-31 9 SEGAMAT. Thurs —A 'Welfare Queen" beauty competition will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here during welfare week— Feb. 19 to 26.25 words
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336 1958-01-31 9 From Page One curve and a large drain and i hit the fence of the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital missing a lamp post by inches. Three men got out and jumped into the second car which drove off along Circular Road. Police set336 words
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Article352 1958-01-31 9 THATPARTYFOR TWO EXPATS ATTACKED 'Wrong for Govt. to play host at expense of taxpayers' tlon to duty and he had nothing against them Nevertheless, he felt It was wrong in principle for the State Government to entertain them. "The Government cannot play host at the expense of taxpayers," he said.352 words
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Article70 1958-01-31 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thins Two men who stole 600 cm.irs from their former employer were each sentenced to one day's Jail today and fined $200 each. Lan Teng Seng, 24. and Quah Kirn Seng, 20, pleaded guilty before the president of the Sessions Court, Inche M. M.70 words
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Advertisement132 1958-01-31 9 m n!!! W. !!i! iiiii Hi:! iiiii iil! tsst :ui: ...Mi:. .zaa-.y.-.-.jaa ::::isb. ;.?ij i 1 M BINJAI PARK f £1 tt?*s AT LESS THAN $1 PER SQUARE FT. I Apply: jjig CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT i;: Meyer Chambers, Raffles Place. Tel: *****-9 j fill iilil liiii illil lilll illil132 words
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Advertisement39 1958-01-31 9 Closing >J J Accounts? Adding up y^^^^^i Statements?/ WS^b ope*ation>s^ r^^ SHOWROOM •5* CLEMENCEAU AvtMUL SINGAPORE. TIL 2(933. B^*3 BEHN, MEYER CO. LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG P^3 Japan Sardines Canners Co-operative Association Naigai Bldg.. Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan.39 words
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531 1958-01-31 10 SERVICES UNIONS DEMAND NEW BRITISH RATES j'UK Singapore Federation of Services Unions has requested a joint meeting with the three armed services to resolve "the fundamental difference between both si (its on the federation's claims for improved gratuity rates and severance pay." The531 words
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Article53 1958-01-31 10 SEREMBAN, Thurs. A dance and an International costume parade will be held on Feb. 8 at the Kin?, George V School in aid of the Gurney Boys' Club here. On Feb. 15. the Negrl sembilan State Welfare Committee will hold a dance at the Town Hall53 words
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Article172 1958-01-31 10 A handshake before magistrate Selvaraju had re-register-ed with the company for employment and there was a likelihood of his reinstatement. Whytock told the magistrate. Mr. Au Ah Wah. that he had accepted Selvarajus apology. Both then shook hands in court. PENANG, Thursday. 4 FORMER Eastern Smelting172 words
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Article33 1958-01-31 10 PENANG. Thurs. The mayor D.S. Ramanathan, and his deputy. Mr. CV. Choy. will be guests of honour at the Chinese New Year dinner of the AneloChinese School Union on Feb 19.33 words
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Article, Illustration463 1958-01-31 10 RUNAWAY CHILDREN IN LAND OF CHERRY BLOSSOM SUSAN BARRIE SEES THE WEEK'S NEW FILMS THE three films pre-viewed this week represent three different Asian nations and provide the strongest possible contrast in entertainment. R K.O.s "ESCAPADE IN JAPAN" i^one of the most charmin<* and original films that Hollywood has produced463 words
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Article59 1958-01-31 10 TANJONG MALIM. Thurs. The following have been appointed members of the licensing board for the district of Batang Padan, South Perak: Tuan Syed Zahiruddin bin Syed Hassan (Chairman). Inche Abdul Majld bin Mohamed Yusutf. Mr. Chia Siew Yin, Inche Mohamed Shazilli bin Hajl Tajuddin, Mr. Lim Cheng59 words
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Article25 1958-01-31 10 Mr. P. Gunaratnam, formerly a teacher at the King George V School, Seremban, is now the Headmaster of Urn Batu Pahat High School25 words
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Advertisement541 1958-01-31 10 *hr mmYXTrcrnßTßim _l J*- k_(c "^B^LjA-tii 1 1 1 iTi 1 1 L— tt Bifc JU _3 i T l g2__E2_SE__l__S__S__S__^S_i J JEI3BEI3""« OPENS TODAY! I M-jH 11 A.M.. 1.45, 4.13. 6.15 A 9.30 P.M, |SHH|HMBH^HHBVIBHS_VHHHHBpHB^HBHBH|^H gf, I __p l_^^SiT^n!^__^_i^^^B b_m_i -W/SiSfSi W_K_. j 1 MIDNHJIIT TOMORROW: In Eastman Colar541 words
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Advertisement584 1958-01-31 10 Jl«Kllll**i*lliliii^iiia fg^ WK IWM M m am PHoNt VOII Sht »«'"u m 4 2975 XSSSSSS-Sr 11, 1.45. ',6.30 9.30 C-SSMJ.S. "ESCAPADE IN MPArjfffflg, J j T S££ Kirk D,, t h. "PATHS OF GLORY" (ua) g Sunday M'nite Grorge MonUomrry "BLACK PATCH" (WB) Tomorrow 9 ajn. "YEE CHOW YA.V Mandarin584 words
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Miscellaneous364 1958-01-31 10 26 Bit of a brawl (5). Straits Times Crossword "■£&<£'* in dlreclon «jMaiid i ii i it; s v«iudowv/iu 29 Mostly money affllctlon (7) DOWN i t^Jo k^l» K^jjl KsWW IkliMJ mwj uiUAi i Consideration, largely SSi m i| 2. Just the girl for flag days WTo" W. S. Divide364 words
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Article332 1958-01-31 11 fHE police and the scientific research men are concerned in a variety of cases involving shooting, and the type of examination they carry out can be illustrated by reference to two of them. One evening in 1952 the duty officer at Butterworth R.A.F. Station was shot332 words
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Article, Illustration892 1958-01-31 11 TRAGEDY AT THE AIR BASE SOLVING CRIMES IN THE LABORATORY Singapore's retiring Chief Chemist, DR. D. A FRYE, today tells how instances of what appeared to be murder or suicide have been, thanks to scientific aid in crime detection, proved to be accidental death. for the top chamber of all892 words
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Advertisement171 1958-01-31 11 f FORD DESIGN j 1 Anticipates tomorrow, Benefits from yesterday, ft 7 Gives most for today! v y See the \%s Range at UNIVERSAL CARS LTD. SINCAPORE PENANC WEARNE BROS LTD. KUALA LUMPUR SEREMBAN Authorised Ford main dealers! Uust taste it! And you'll know whyAmerica* IRI Mail this coupon TO-DAY171 words
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Miscellaneous264 1958-01-31 11 iarmen A Co. iiy 3taa C^^QfTT- v '"^J IS *o co i e.T I .\uxone \f so*- T"^^B~/' hello I y ou again pietro jMi^fl^ssHo „p 1/ AS CANT mE.«» So HA? GCS.£ IVB3NG J 111 AGA'N. I Ti- SIS AN M J "^>r^ KGwOtn'G.^ CAewcg I >ar? \srscToe rjg264 words
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485 1958-01-31 12 AMERICAN OFFICIAL STOCKPILE REPORT FIRMS RUBBER PRICE By Our Market Correspondent NEW factor influenced the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday in the (shape of the Pettibone report which lays down a new policy for the Requiring of strategic materials for the IS. stockpile. Briefly the report recommends that instead of buying485 words
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Article21 1958-01-31 12 SINGAPORE, Jan. 30. RUBBER: 76 cents per lb. (op seven-eighths of a cent). TIN: $*****} per thai (up $2.25).21 words
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Article133 1958-01-31 12 MELBOURNE, Thurs. INVESTMENT shares recorded a firm tone with Associated Pulp up 6d. providing the sharpest movement on the Stock Exchange here today. Mining shares maintained steady market prices. Commonwealth bonds held to a firm tone Loans 3<*% 1956,59 £99 buyer Loans 3<«r« 1956-58 £100 6s. 3d. Con133 words
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Article194 1958-01-31 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Vasily Kachalov 12. Benreoch 45, Waibalong 6A, Java 6 7 Boleslaw Beirut BS. Dresden 10 11. T]ltjalengka 13 14. Bendoran 15 16. Olenville 18. Hai Lee 19 20. Stla N Wall 2. Tapah N Wall 3.194 words
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Article360 1958-01-31 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: All section* on the local share market were quiet and irregular. The turn- j over was &mall Singapore and Federation broken reported the fallowing business done yesterday: Fraser Neave ordt $2.60; Gammon $2.20 (delayed*; Goodwood Park $1.30; W. Hammer $2.05; Henry Waugh360 words
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Article49 1958-01-31 12 fTIIK Federations Minister of Finanrr has fixed the following prices for calculating C'uslonu duties for the week from Jan. :U. Rubbrr 71. rents a lb Copra $184 a ton. Commit Oil 579« a ton. I ilm Oil If. 1 1 a ton. Palm l.nnrls 5351.50 a ton.49 words
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Article157 1958-01-31 12 February first grade rubber kwyers (o.b. closed in >>in{apore yesterday at 76 cents per lb. up seven-eighths of a cent on Wednesday's closing price. Closing tone: Uncertain. I CLOSING FBICKS in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 RSS fob. 'buyers 76'», sellers 76\; Int. 1 R.S157 words
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Article102 1958-01-31 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent January /February $30 > 4 buyers »31 L sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $45 'j sellers, drum t49H sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business reported done; Muntok whiU $99. Sarawak $98. special Sarawak black $61 (all102 words
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Article74 1958-01-31 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yeMerduv (all rales to $100 p Selling TT. or O.D. ready:French Francs *****: BeUiin Franrs 1613 1/2; lUHan Lire ***** On the free exchange market In Hon« Kon: ye Mrday, the U.S. d il'-r74 words
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Advertisement378 1958-01-31 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited suitably qualified Federal ClUaens or Singapore residents tor the post of I ibrarr Assistant at the Co-operative college Of Malaja, Petallng Java, on a salary of 137.50 x 7.50-152.50/199 x 14-227 260x14-316/331x14/429 per month with C.O.L.A. at Oovernment rates. Candidates should have a Senior Cambridge378 words
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Advertisement198 1958-01-31 12 NOTICES MESSRS. PETER CHONG CO. beg to inform all their clients and friends that they will be shifting their Town Office from the GROUND FLOORS to the FIRST FLOORS of 13 Sc 15 Robinson Road, as they have leased the whole of Uielr grouud floors to Messrs. Pan American World198 words
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Advertisement567 1958-01-31 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Applications are Invited for the post of an experienced ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN In the Municipal Architect's Department. t. Salary Scale: $463i1».50--56 0'580x24 700 p.m. Starting point of entry according to *fe. qualifications and experience. A variable Cost of Living: Allowance Is payaJjle. 3. Qualifications: A567 words
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Advertisement807 1958-01-31 12 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION All Members of Urn above Association In the Colony of Singapore will be closed for business on Monday, 3rd February 1968 for ThalpusamCHAPTER 216 (Pawnbroker!) UNUDKKMKD PLEDGED GOODS AND JEWBLLEBT FBOM THE FOLLOWING r \H NBKOKr R v SHOPS No. 31 New Bridge Road.807 words
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Advertisement699 1958-01-31 12 KNUTSEN LINE ohieht service fROM CANADA/U.t. PACIHC POUTS JO PAT I SoUlna S ArrMna Voaceuvtr VraatlM* $>oro P. l-»ti p— a t F'mantl* ANNA BAKKC 50.1.d Sailoa «/ll F*k 12 Fab 14 Feb 21 Ftk ELISABETH BAKKE So, led F*b 11/1 J Mar 14 Mar UMar 21 Mar GJERTRUD BAKKE699 words
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Advertisement1175 1958-01-31 13 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS SAUIN4M FOR BANGKOK AND/OR FAR EAST -f Penang P. S'hom Spore "MEONIA" 11/ 2 Feb LALANOIA" 21/24 Feb 2S/2* Feb 27/ 2 Mar •KOREA' 23/24 Feb 25/24 Feb 27/ 1 Feb "BUSUANGA" 24/27 Feb 28 Fob/ 1 Mar 2/ 3 Mar "SEIANDIA" 9/10 Mar 11/12 Mer1,175 words
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Advertisement1065 1958-01-31 13 King THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD- %rf SINGAPORE (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) LINES SAILINGS TO ADEN, U.K. CONTINENTAL PORTS S'por. f. S'hom Penang BENOORAN for London, Rotterdom, Hamburg G 15-14/ 5 Feb Lendon direct arrives 27 Feb BENVENUE for Liverpool, Rotterdam, Hamburg 3/12 Ftt 11/14 F.b IS/ 17 F.b1,065 words
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Advertisement1247 1958-01-31 13 McALISTER t* CO., LTD. TIL.: No 281*1 ELLERMAN LINES KLAVENESS LINB LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURG SEATTLE, VANCOUVER 1 PORILANO ond for USA., North Atlontic Ports A««P''"9 corgo for Ccntrol t South ond Conoda via Colombo America CITY OF OXFORD BRONXVILLE S'por. P. Shorn Penang Spore P.1,247 words
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Article, Illustration159 1958-01-31 14 THE chairman of the board of directors of the Ford Motor Co. of Malaya Ltd Mr. E. A. Sully, is retiring today after a long and distinguished career with the Ford organisation. His service, covering 35 years. included periods in Canada, India and Malaya. Mr. Sully159 words
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304 1958-01-31 14 U.K. rubber products still hold this market TWO-THIRDS OF THESE IMPORTS ARE BRITISH BUT JAPAN AND GERMANY ARE CLOSE RIVALS AND HAVE OUTSTRIPPED U.K. IN SOME LINES gRITAIN is still maintaining her lead as Malaya's greatest overall supplier of rubber manufactured products and her imports to thicountry have risen by304 words
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Article43 1958-01-31 14 Britain's overseas sales of bicycles slumped by nearly 500.000 machines and £5 million last year. It was announced In Birmingham. Exports of motor cycles also fell though the overall production figures for both machines thanks to Increased home demands, were records43 words
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203 1958-01-31 14 From K. D. (.oil in Melbourne 'THE Federal Government is not likely to accede to the request from the Victorian Flour Mill Owners' Council for subsidies on flour exports *o South-East Asia. I Mr. S. M. Kimpton, chair man of the council. has complained203 words
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Article, Illustration235 1958-01-31 14 HERE TO CATCH TRADE "PIRATES" THE chairman of a British hosiery company Mr. lionald Byford, arrived in Singapore this week to seek evidence of alleged Japantse •pirnt'n";" of his i -.p.. in-, designs and trademarks. .Mr. Byford's company is D. Byford and Co. Ltd.. Leicester, which produces men's socks, stockings235 words
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Article, Illustration293 1958-01-31 14 Biggest U.K. biscuit exporters tour Malaya, Singapore TWO representatives of the board of directors of Huntley and Palmers Ltd., the largest British exporters of biscuits, this week are paying a visit to Malaya which ranks among their three best overseas markets along with the United States and West Africa. The293 words
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209 1958-01-31 14 rpHE Government of Sara turns Department spokes X wak Information Service man said it seemed unlikely said in its weekly bulletin that the crop would exceed that the country's rub!>er ex 16.000 tons ports in December last yea r White pepper experienced a jumped209 words
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Advertisement282 1958-01-31 14 FRANCISCO i dfl k r i ft* 1 1 *fl ijgeOQ "5 W0 \J B I W PM I UMpJ MALAYAN AIRWAYS ■■fftrjpifi W^^^j GfNHAI Mlfl AGINTS •1H 7 7661 I i^ OCEAN (UIIOINC SINGAFOIE THE SMAILESI ROOM' NEEDS THE strongest cleaner Shake some 'Harpic' into the bowl leave overnight282 words
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Advertisement243 1958-01-31 14 *j 88 from this peak interest, gilt edged invest- I! ment in the electricity supply industry of £8&& AlJm Si other State in Australia todj> has a greater """^^^/aJIIW^-^ potential than Queensland! The vigorous development of an immensely valuable store of strategic mineral resources ~~-,^^^^t^nl^ B promises continued progress for243 words
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Advertisement897 1958-01-31 15 (Continued from Page I) SITUATIONS VACANT St Words Si (Vim.) Bnx S* til. rxlra ROAD OVERSEER for large estate in South Johore. Must be fully competent of supervising mechanical road making equipment etc- Preferably capable of driving and maintaining a variety i of machines. Apply Box A 6721 ST. Riving897 words
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Advertisement852 1958-01-31 15 EDUCATION MWmi4Mti<mim.) Box it tit. txlrm. VICTORIA KINDERGARTEN opening shortly at 3 King's Road. Singapore. Experienced teachers on staff. Enquire and register within. Telephone *****. CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL Kindergarten, 1 Dorset Road Parents who wish to admit their children In the kindergarten class of the above School are requested to852 words
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Advertisement850 1958-01-31 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE HI Wtrds Si (Vim.) Box St tit. txlra 1955 FORD ZEPHYR 32.001) miles European owned, Excellent condition $3,500 or near offer Phone ***** office hours. HILLMAN CALIFORNIAN 1954, Cream with Black top. 27.000 miles, first class condition, romp Insured June. View Collyer Quay. Phone *****. CITROKN LIGHT850 words
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Advertisement539 1958-01-31 15 NOTICE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION FEDERATION OF MALAYA. TENDER. Supply of Farniture and Equipment to the Specialist Training Institute. Cberas Komd. Federation at Malaya. TENDERS are Invited by the Ministry of Education, Federal House, Kuala Lumpur, for the Supply of Furniture and Equipment to the above Institute as follows:— (a) Steel539 words
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Advertisement326 1958-01-31 15 NOTICE CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS CITY CLEANSING DEPT: Supply and delivery of the j following materials on or before 31st July 1958. Close 12 noon on 17th February, 195«:— 1. 600/700 Carrier Refuse Bins with Covers manufactured with galvanised sheets according j to specification, delivered to Jalan Besar Cleansing326 words
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Advertisement351 1958-01-31 15 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that I George Eugene Verrall of Shrlro (China i- Ltd. No. 24A. Raffles Place. Singapore, have applied for a Retail Shop licence in respect of premises No. 17, Trafalgar Street Singapore, and thnl this application will be heard in the Court of the District351 words
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Advertisement399 1958-01-31 15 NOTICES NOTICE Mr. Sumlaram Venkci.isnn NRIC Nil. PK. 231*12 WOO u;il employed on 10th November 1957 las Manager. West Count ry Estate Eastern Division Co-operat- Ive Stores Society Ltd.. is no longer in our employ and hM no I further authority to transact any I rusinws whatsoever for the said399 words
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Article428 1958-01-31 16 —He has ability and right form ON THE TRACK with EPSOM JEEP IRISH PEARL faces his bi^ test tomorrow. This young front-run-ning stayer meets some iof the best middle dislance horses in the •ountry in the New Year }up over nine furlongs at Bukit Timah. Irish Pearl, by Pearl Diver428 words
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Article33 1958-01-31 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Selangcor Eurasian Women's hockey eleven today beat Public Works Department women 1-0 In a friendly match played on the Cheras Road ground. Doreen dt Soouza was the scorer.33 words
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Article13 1958-01-31 16 2*>P Minor*. mST4NCE HORSES TO CONTEST NEW YEAR CUP13 words
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Article367 1958-01-31 16 WEIGHTS for all eight races at Bukit Timah tomorrow are: Cl 1 Div 1-9 F Straits Code 9.03 Irish Karl 9.0* Tudor Wonder 811 CooaK H.l* Shamrock Slipper B.M Nazakat 8.68 Programme 8.(1 On Stage 8-96 Prince Charter B.OS Little Pappa 8.04 Red Sunrise367 words
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162 1958-01-31 16 MERCER SHOULD BE ON HIS WAY HOME, BUT... JOCKEY Joe Mercer has cause to regret a decision he made earlier this week. The result: he is in hospital instead of on a plane flying home 10 England. He received a letter from his trainer in England asking tor his immediate162 words
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Article167 1958-01-31 16 JOTTINGS BY JEEP DO YOU knou that Os- THE Sallor Mr man bm Sanmin. who L T w Ong and Dr Hugn was recently granted a "fi smith, have denied that the horse trainers licence, once led »vi be deleted a team of 24 racehorses on -The Sailor" was out167 words
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Article204 1958-01-31 16 KEN FERNANDEZ - FIRST JOB WILL BE TO TOUR STATES KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Choc Seng Quee, a former Singapore Malaya Cup star, will start work as the Football Association of Malaya, coach on Saturday. Engaged on a month-to-month basis, Mr. Choo will be paid $700 a month with free accommodation204 words
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338 1958-01-31 16 WORLD SPORT IN BRIEF.. LONDON. Thurs. Darlington, a little Durham side composed mainly of parttimers, joined the ranks of the English Football Association Cup "giant-killers" yesterday with a fine 4-1 victory over Chelsea in the Fourth Bound replay. Darlington, who are struggling in the Third338 words
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Article76 1958-01-31 16 PORT OF SPAIN. Thurs.— Hanif Mohammad. Pakistan's Test opening batsman, followed up his marathon 337 acjinst West Indies last week by mm n, 101 against Trinidad here yesterday. He batted Shr. llmm hittinc 13 fours. With Alimuddin (91). who stored 183 in the previous match againstReuter - 76 words
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375 1958-01-31 16 Government must intervene at once SPORTSFRONT BY NORMAN SIEBEL OOTH sides have put forward their cases tn the present controversy over control of the Singapore Badminton Stadium. Mr Lim Chuan Geok Ivas said he will relinquish his position as honorary manager of the Stadium If the Singapore Badminton Association will375 words
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Article152 1958-01-31 16 CENTRE CHIEF HAS NEW IDEAS A NUMBER of new ideas and improvements are likely to be introduced into the Singapore Youth Sports Centre very soon. This is the result of a four month tour of the United States. Japan and Mikl.hu: made by the Centre'superintendent. Mr. Hugh Savage. Mr. Savage,152 words
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Article46 1958-01-31 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.—Unbeaten Police Depot "B emerged champions In the Selangor Hockey Association league division two competition when they beat the Arniy Depot Police 3-2 at the padang today Poilce thus maintained their 100 per rent record this srason. winning all their matches46 words
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130 1958-01-31 16 Aust bat all day to save 3rd Test DURBAN, Thurs. South Africa and Australia drew the third Tost match which ended here yr^rrday 40 minutes before the .-.rheduled close owing to bad light. Final scores were: Australka 163 and 292 for 7; South Africa 384 Scoreboard AUSTRALIA— Ist Inns: ISSReuter - 130 words
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Article56 1958-01-31 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs-Al-though playing ten minutes extra time, the Federation Army major units hockey final for the Brook Challenge Cup ended in a draw on the Armed For«s ground today. The Fourth Battalion. Malay Reglirent. from Tapah drew 2-2 with 'he Federation Military College from Port56 words
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Advertisement67 1958-01-31 16 i kjlji/ KING OF THEM ALL N Mobiloil SpeaaS t' WHO IS HE? IS HE A MONSTER IN MASK? KINC KONC CAN ONLY SOLVE Black Spider vs King Kong WRESTLING HAPPY WO2LD STADIUM AT 9 P.M. On Saturday I 2 58 TARLOK SINCMI %s HBCA KM Plui 2 Thrilling Supporting67 words
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Miscellaneous12 1958-01-31 16 Klll\ 1 I MIM K RIGGER: Services seven-a-side competition, Rifle Ranfa Road.12 words
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