The Straits Times, 14 October 1958
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Title Section20 1958-10-14 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED KALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times No*** 1 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1958 15 CENTS20 words
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516 1958-10-14 1 Valuable data sent back on 79,000-mile journey into space U.S. MOON ROCKET DIES No one saw its last minutes WASHINGTON, Mon.-America's Pioneer rocket, after zooming nearly one-third of the way to the moon, fell back towards the earth early today and was assumed516 words
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Article146 1958-10-14 1 POLlO: Ministry bans games THE Singapore Ministry of Education, in an anti-poliomyeli-tis move, yesterday told schools o cancel all strenuous sports. This wos after consultations with ie Ministry of Health in a day in vhich five new polio cases were reported. But P.T. in the morning if no strenuous exercises146 words
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Article319 1958-10-14 1 jyjORE underworld secrets have come to light since 131 gangster leaders and fighters were arrested recently in Singapore. Last night, a CID spokesman told the Straits Times: "Never before could we get such an intimate knowledge of the secret society set-up on the island." He319 words
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90 1958-10-14 1 Red boat fired on in Macao waters MACAO, Mon. A Communist Chinese motor junk exchanged machine, gun fire with a Portuguese patrol boat in Macao's outer harbour this afternoon. Eyewitnesses said the junk entered the harbour and tried to seize a group of fishing junks which earlier had been chasedUPI - 90 words
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Article, Illustration127 1958-10-14 1 Thomas: Fll stay with the Labour Front... MR FRANCIS THOMAS. secretary-general of the Labour Front, announced in Singapore yesterday he would not join the Chief Minister, Mr. l.im Yew Hock, in the proposed United Socialist Front. He said he intends to remain with the Labour Front which would contest as127 words
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Article85 1958-10-14 1 LONDON, Monday. LORD MANCROFT 44. minister without portfolio, had an interview with Mr. Macmillan, the Prime Minister, over the weekend in which he is believed to have offered his resignation. He reportedly finds his £3,000 ($25,500) salary insufficient. He has a wife and five children ofReuter - 85 words
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Article139 1958-10-14 1 SIXTEEN teenagers, including two girls, were detained by the Singapore Police early yesterday during a raid on a dilapidated building, described by police as a secret society hide-out. Irly 100 bottles of wines ipirits worth $1,500. a if coins and four iron were139 words
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Article28 1958-10-14 1 NICE. Mon.— Sir Winston Churchill, looking fit and healthy, arrived here yesterday by air from London for a holiday at Roquebrune Cap Martin near here.— ReuterReuter - 28 words
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270 1958-10-14 1 The Pope is buried beside Peter the Apostle ROME, Mon. Accompanied by all the panoply and splendour of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Pius XII was buried in St. Peter's tonight beside the modest grave of the Apostle Peter. He was buried in the traditional three coffins— the inner one270 words
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200 1958-10-14 1 IT'S HERE AGAIN: S-E ASIA'S FINEST MAGAZINE 'THE Straits Times An--1 nual for 1959 will be published at the end of this month. The Annual is South-East. Asia's finest publication and this new edition will enhance its reputation in the region and overseas. There are: 128 PAGES superbly produced on200 words
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Article150 1958-10-14 1 Quemoy 'tougher for Reds' TAIPEH. Mon. Lt.Gen. Ko Yuan-feng, senior deputy garrison commander in Quemoy, said today that the Communists now stood less chance of taking Quemoy than before their bombardment began. He said since the beginning of this month, the garrison had completed all sorts of preparations to staveReuter - 150 words
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Article26 1958-10-14 1 CYPRUS SOLDIER KILLED ICOSM, Mon.— A Kri v iceman killed Dial iv a terrorist ol a. Mcurits vehicle near TrooMountains of south--i yprus>.— Reutrr.Reuter - 26 words
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Article34 1958-10-14 1 TOKYO, Mon Indonesian authorities in Jakarta have arrested "a batch of Nationalist Chinese agents" who were alleged to have sought to overthrow the Indonesian republic, it was reported from Jakarta today. U.PI.UPI - 34 words
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Article44 1958-10-14 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Moil.— Haji Ariflin bin Elias. 75 a retired PWD engineer, died in I the General Hospital this morning. He leaves a wife and several children one of whom is Inche Raschid. an engineer of the Malacca PWD.44 words
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299 1958-10-14 2 Illegal parking: 'Ticket a minute 9 submission MOTORIST PAID $10 FINE WAS CHARGED AGAIN V SINGAPORE motorist who compounded a parkin}* fine was yesterday asked to answer for the same offence again. C.J.C. Sandhurst, of RAF Changi. appeared at the Traffic Court on a charge of failing to furnish particulars299 words
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Article61 1958-10-14 2 ALOR STAR. Mon. -r The Minister for Works. Posti Telecommunications. Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today warned UMNO mem- bers to be on the watch against subversive elements attempting to infiltrate into UMNO. "Although Kedah is white. subversives are still active." I he told the61 words
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Article, Illustration35 1958-10-14 2 THK ADJUTANT-GENERAL of the Ni-pale.sc Army, Major General Kshatra Bikram Rana. arrived in Singapore by air early yesterday. He was accompanied by his aide. I t.-Cul. Mm Shamshcr Jane Bahadur Rana.35 words
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Article, Illustration186 1958-10-14 2 PROBLEMS OF YOUTH -BY A Y.M.C.A. LEADER AN international youth leader said in Singapore yesterday that the problems of juvenile delinquency in Asia today could be traced to the present unrest among its youth. He is Dr. M. G. Dharmaraj, regional secretary of the World Alliance of Y.M.CAs, for South186 words
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Article, Illustration114 1958-10-14 2 1 TWO Education Ministers (above), Inche Moha'med Khir bin E Johori of the Federation and Mr. Chew Swee Kee of Singapore, shake E hands in delight os the Federation schoolboys notch the winning point E in their international badminton114 words
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Advertisement154 1958-10-14 2 f A^#4* «XtfSfc look how tftec/i/e improved I tyyteH /^^^^^HHfc r^^tk lf\N USt Wait dll y U try the neW im P roved Sunlight I I>O \WT If S aP# h S altogether a bri 8 h tcr and better soap. V*/^V yC^^wSmtmml^^^^^^^^^^^^UK^^ Vji^ NEW MAGIC IN GREDIENT. New Sunlight154 words
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Miscellaneous15 1958-10-14 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby •Sao) irjr^ now wueee'sl— I|twat wants V ANcrruec jpecipe) tueYOLKCof)15 words
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Article, Illustration47 1958-10-14 3 EEPINC VIGIL over Pope Pius XI I at the Pontiffs summer palace in Castel Candolfo where he died early on Thursday are Monsignor Callori di Vignale (left) and Monsignor Rocca di Corneliano. The Pope was buried in St. Peter's in Rome last night.47 words
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159 1958-10-14 3 CYPRUS: MAKARIOS ON A SELF-RULE PLAN ATHENS, Mon.— ArchA bishop Makarios said today he was prepared to accept a seven-year period of self government in Cyprus before the application of his plan for independence The Archbishop was answering reporters' questions. He said he was not very optimistic that the CyprusReuter; UPI - 159 words
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Article96 1958-10-14 3 FOUR ARE SLAIN IN BEIRUT BEIRUT, Mon.— Street assassinations and bomb explosions today ushered in the fourth week of the antigovernment strike here. At least four pf rsons among them a nepfcMP of exPremier Sami el Soli? were shot in Beirut streets today. With followers of ex-Presi-dent Camille Chamoun threatening96 words
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161 1958-10-14 3 L.UNDON, Monday. T»HE English Football League has issued a writ 1 against Littlewoods Pools Britain's biggest tootball pool promoters claiming copyright in their fixture lists for the 1958-59 season. Mr. Cecil Moores. Little- 1" wood's managing: director, announced this last night, adding that the161 words
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526 1958-10-14 3 From Page One to the church to pay their last respects. The tragic notes of the Misere' gradually swelled up into the great vault of the basilica as a long proression of prelates in black and white, courtiers in their richReuter; UPI - 526 words
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Article389 1958-10-14 3 f ONDON, Mon.—lt was a gpod day on London stock markets i today, and the close found a I substantial list of gains recorded. Hints of possible taxation cuts I gave rise to optimism regarding next Aprils Budget and British funds moved sympathetically up- wards. a Rood selective389 words
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Advertisement108 1958-10-14 3 This is COLOR AMI Your Favourite Make- Up in an exciting New Case New! Max Factor's fabulous Creme Pull in a range of 6 wonderful COLORAMA cases! Each colour lovelier than the last. Choose one choose them all to complement your mood, your clothes, your accessories. A touch of the108 words
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Advertisement270 1958-10-14 3 I DECORATIVE MASK Festival Dances fj BALI frequent Ilights direct jrom Sinanpore by pressurised SVPSR CONVAIRS INDONESIAN AIRWAYS Booking Office Ist Floor. Bank ot China Building. Battery Road. Singaporp Phones ***** 2R597/8 JSTJ DELICATE PASTEL SHADES ®mM^ vigorous colour i i contrasts j f \a extra speed for 1 Jl270 words
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167 1958-10-14 4 TRADERS TO SEND TEAM TO INDONESIA THE Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a trade mission to Indonesia in December. The Chamber has invited ill other chambers of commerce In the Colony to parti-.-ipate in the mission. A committee is to be set up to pick the members of167 words
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184 1958-10-14 4 THE Singapore City Council's staff committee yesterday agreed to ask the Public Service Commission whether Mr. P. C. Marcus could be appointed Chief Administrative Officer a post In which he is at present acting. Before the retirement of the former CAO. Mr. R.184 words
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Article93 1958-10-14 4 Nightsoil union calls off strike THE executive council of the City Council Nightsoil Workers' Union has decided to withdraw its 14--day strike notice. The council has also resigned and, in doing so. empowered the Federation of City Council Labour Unions to pursue negotiations on the union's demands. Refusal by the93 words
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Article31 1958-10-14 4 Mr. Chua Bak Chai and Mr. Liew Nyik Kee have passed the L.L.B. examination of the University of London. Mr. Loke Siew Hoong passed Part I of the examination.31 words
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326 1958-10-14 4 HE DEMANDED: 'LIFT EXAM BAR ON FIVE GIRLS 0R...' IPOH, Monday. A 22-YEAR-OLD student of the Chung Ling High School in Penang who admitted writing a threat letter to the headmistress of a girls' school here, was today bound over for six months in326 words
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Article, Illustration19 1958-10-14 4 MOHAMED SAID "Lovely time"19 words
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148 1958-10-14 4 RATTAN MAN FIGHTS 18-FT. CROCODILE IN SWAMP, KILLS IT rLUK ANSON, Mon. A man here outfought and killed an 18-foot crocodUe weighing 100 katis which attacked him in a swamp at Kampong Pasir Puteh, Pulau Tlga, 20 miles from here, on Sunday. In the fight Mohamed Sukir bin Sukor. 32,148 words
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151 1958-10-14 4 THE Minister for Commerce and industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, will fly to the United States on Sunday for conferences with American leaders. He expects to be away for about a month. During his trip Mr. Jumabhoy will: REPRESENT Singapore at the consultative151 words
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249 1958-10-14 4 Wandering boy Said plans to put it all in a book SEVENTEEN- YEAR-OLD schoolboy. Mohamed Said bin Abu Bakar who has trudged 20 miles a day through nine Malayan states, now wants to put it all in a book Six months ago with haversack on back $10 in pocket and249 words
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Article35 1958-10-14 4 Mr. Lee Siow Mong, Permanent Secretary in the Singapore Ministry of Education, will lecture on "How to build a Malayan culture" on Thursday at 10.30 a.m. at the Nanyang University's College of Arts.35 words
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Article172 1958-10-14 4 may spark council row DENANG, Mon. —The r George Town City Council may be asked to apologise to the Singapore Mayor Mr Ong Eng Guan, and his 15 fellow councillors for last week-end's 'boycott" by five Alliance and two Inde Dendent councillors A Labour city councillor it is172 words
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Article169 1958-10-14 4 PAWNED HIS FATHER'S TRINKETS A. SCHOOL] soy terday told a ftfi" pore court f nat m^ pawned some gold cles entrusted tn I by his father Jj the money on fees and food. Nadarajan Vellu samy said this after fiJi guilty to misapproprSM gold ring, four uoi d < and169 words
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Article53 1958-10-14 4 The first internal bj service in the Singapc~ Harbour Board area I proved to be popuL crew members ol shl alongside the whar with board emple Two buses yesterday operated at 20 minute int> podown 44 to godov.::i 1 ar,i 2. A flat rate of ten53 words
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Article, Illustration750 1958-10-14 5 ]yjR. K. M. BYRNE, till recently Permanent Secretary to the Minister of Commerce and Industry, is expected to be asked by the Singapore Government to explain the strike advice he gave teachers at the weekend. A Government spokesman said750 words
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168 1958-10-14 5 rpHE Singapore Teachers' Union has asked Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, for an interview to tell him of its grievances. Mr. S. Sivanandam, union president, said yesterday: "We have written to Mr. Lim saying that no change has been made to settle our168 words
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303 1958-10-14 5 SHARES? 'GO ASK AT YOUR FATHER'S GRAVE' MOTHER SAID Evidence in civil suit 4 WOMAN told Mr. Justice Ambrose in the Singa- pore High Court yesterday that when she asked her mother to give her a portion of her father's shares in a bus company her mother told her: "You303 words
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Article20 1958-10-14 5 Singapore's Deputy Registrar of Vehicles. Mr. Sne Thian Lye, has resigned hi.s post in the City Council. I20 words
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Article, Illustration85 1958-10-14 5 Jakarta's TB eases 'on the increase' DR. S. C. Nainggolan director of Jakarta's Tuberculosis Control Centre, who flew into Singapore by Qantas. BOAC yesterday, said that TB cases were on the in. crease in the Indonesian capital. "About five per cent of the city's 2.1 million people suffer from the85 words
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Article, Illustration73 1958-10-14 5 A GIRL IN SEARCH OF NEW CAREER MISS ESTHER ISAACS, 28 (right), an Australian journalist, who leaves Singapore today to embark on a public relations career in Israel. A correspondent of the weekly Jewish Times in Sydney, she is a real career girl for marriage comes second to her job.73 words
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Article93 1958-10-14 5 MAJ.-GEN R. G. Hobb.s. Director ol Royal Artillery. War Office, flew In to Singapore by QantasBOAC yesterday. He will tour the Colony, the Federation, and Hong Kong. He told reporters at the airport that the main purpose of his tour was to inspect artillery units. Gen. Hobb.s93 words
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Advertisement508 1958-10-14 5 ■phom AjFWHPfW'I'JI LAST Ihitf ***** Vlflllill'ftig^ 11, 1.45, 4, 6.30 9. H1 I R°YAN RAY LOU,*E "GOD'S LinLE ACRE (UA) Plus Pathe News: WORLD MOURNS THE POPE OPENS "U— *-ftin««*«l»" Peter t"" 1^ 11 TECH. Tomorrow nOITOr UI UraCUla Christopher Lee (UI-SR). PLUSI Musical Short "MAMBO MADNESS" m cHONr 4%'508 words
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Miscellaneous536 1958-10-14 5 siIKLL IHKATRKTTK (.Collyer FEDERATION' OK BOYS' Quay>: Free film show "Shell CUBS iQueen Streeti: GymnusClnemagazine No. 14" and "Golden tics 6 p.m. fencing 7.30 p m I Jubilee of the Isle of Man"— l.ls Bl KIT TIMAH YOUTH CLl'B: P-m- Table-tennis, bodybuildinK. fooo AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION ball, library 4 p.m. I536 words
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Article35 1958-10-14 6 ;n Kurds $10 (Minimum). REQUIEM MASS for the repose ol the soul of the late Mr. J. J. Ir: eira Will be sung at the dihedral of the Good Shepherd on 15-10-58 7 a.m.35 words
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Obituary68 1958-10-14 6 1» H ordt 570 (yftTtlmum). IHE FAMILY of the late Mr.! ran Eng Teow thank their relative* and friends for their assistance, attendance, wreaths, scrolls, i loan of cars and condolences in their recent bereavement. MR. TEOH AH NOOI. brothers, nlilnri thank friends, relatives for cash, scrolls, wreaths, telegrams,68 words
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697 1958-10-14 6 The Straits Times Spore, Tues. Oct. 14, 1958. The Mighty Failure America's Pioneer will have its place in rocket history as a near miss and a glorious failure. Because Pioneer did not reach the moon the tendency to underestimate the achievement, and the potential importance of the information which its697 words
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Article263 1958-10-14 6 A lot more money will have to be spent on rubber research, says the Minister ot Commerce and Industry. Back from the Montreal conference and a visit to the United States, Mr. Tan Siew Sin has confessed to alarm after seeing the rapid progress made in the manufacture263 words
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Article227 1958-10-14 6 The State executive committee of Kedah UMNO is to be dissolved, and its responsibilities left temporarily in the hands of a caretaker commit tot- appointed by Tengku Abdul Rahman. UMNO's national leader. The arrangement will continue until all four divisions in Kedah elect a new committee next year.227 words
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Article701 1958-10-14 6 THREE basic aspects political, scientific and legal are the driving forces behind the year-old Mce for space between the United States and the Soviet Union. This roce began on October 4, lost year, with the launching of the first Russian Sputnik and has entered aReuter - 701 words
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338 1958-10-14 6 HONOURS GRADUATES AND SINGAPORE EDUCATION SCHEME tyiTH reference to recent articles in your paper on the shortage of graduate teachers. I should like to point out certain discrepancies in the Education Service Scheme which make the teaching profession unattractive to Honours graduates. One example will suffice. "A" and "B" are338 words
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216 1958-10-14 6 MAY I comment on the report headed "Now civil service is told: No approach to politicians." <S.T. Sept. 17. As we are now under a new constitution, would it not be reasonable to scrap the General Orders which are out-dated. I see no reason why216 words
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Letter74 1958-10-14 6 rE recent picketing ol Federal House in Kuala Lumpur by jobless reveals the worsening unemployrnent in Malaya. It not only Increases burglaries. robberies and gangsterism but it also causes misery husbands earn $350 per month or more and have two or fewer children: reduce the present74 words
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577 1958-10-14 6 Stephen Coulter - Supporters of De Gaulle getting hazy about men around the leader Stephen Coulter by 1 PARIS. SOME of the people who have placed their confidence in General de Gaulle are now clearly having misgivings about the men around him. It is feared that they might organise another 80 per cent,577 words
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Advertisement70 1958-10-14 6 Commercial LIGHTING FITTINGS F. 4 0104/5 Pendant finished satin brasb witl 22" or 27" white obscured glass bowl with diamoi motif decoration louvre in white enamel WmmW^^M' (tTwVß^H af^aaaaa^aaa^Bß^BMK^^ Advertisement Of THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. (MALAY/ Representing THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.. LTD., OF ENC OPTICIANS VSON L. C. SMITH, F.8.0.A.,70 words
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Article192 1958-10-14 7 SERVICES WORKERS IN NEW PROTEST MORE than 200 dele- gates from the four i Services employees' .iiuons In Singapore i will meet next month j protest against i :arge-scale redundan- j '■:<\s announced by the j j Ices. .as announced by the j Federation of Unions, which repre- i c192 words
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Article40 1958-10-14 7 A film. depicting the ..icer of the late Pope from coronation to death, will shown today at Cathay :id New Alhambra. Close-up scenes of the Popo lying in state are included in lie film.40 words
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Article44 1958-10-14 7 The Singapore Women's Auxiliary Nav-al Service will lebrate its first anniversary xJay. No special function lias been arranged to mark 'he occasion, but ii is expected the SWANS will celebrate with a private party to commemorate their first year of service. i44 words
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Article820 1958-10-14 7 HAVE TRIED HARD TO AVOW PUBLIC DISAGREEMENT WITH THE CHIEF MINISTER' 2,000-WORD STATEMENT TO TELL THE BRANCHES HE WONT BE GOING OVER TO THE USF ]\JR. Francis Thomas yesterday announced his decision not to join th«? United Socialist Front and said he had tried820 words
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228 1958-10-14 7 rE Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock. made this comment last night on Mr. Thomas' statement: "It was because 1 had found it impossible suci cessfully to arrange a j merger of political parti- es into one strong, i cohesive unit, that I found228 words
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Article385 1958-10-14 7 WORRIED MERCHANTS TOLD: INDONESIA CAN IMPORT FROM ANY COUNTRY THE GOVERNMENT yesterday told rice importers in Singapore il com! do nothing boul :i Russian agreement to supply 200.000 lons of Chinese rice to Indonesia next year. The Straits Times learned, however, that Mr. H.385 words
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Article38 1958-10-14 7 The Singapore Labour Mm:- istry has arranged a meeting for Thursday between the Shell Employees' Union and the management to resolve a deadlock over the union's claim to represent supervisory and confidential staff.38 words
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Article, Illustration181 1958-10-14 7 Gentle approach of Asian women -by UN expert ASIAN women have a be 1 1 c r approach than men when fighting for their rights, thinks Mrs. Helen Fowler, U.N. consultant on women's affairs. "Their methods are gentle and they have definite Ideas on what they wish to achieve," she181 words
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Article, Illustration72 1958-10-14 7 MR. AND MRS. TAN CHIN HUAT. both honours graduates of the University of Malaya, who were married in Ipoh on Sunday. The bride, formerly Miss Teoh Guat Kirn, is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Teoh Eng Sun of Ipoh. Mr, Tan is the elder72 words
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222 1958-10-14 7 A NUMBER oi firms have lodged objections with the Singapore City Council against increases proposed in their assessment next year. The Singapore Cold Storage (annual value for the Orchard Road premises increased from $75,000 this year to $210,000 next year). Sea View Hotel (from $52,000222 words
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65 1958-10-14 7 UMNO leader sews 'no' to Dato Onn JOHORE HAHKI Mon.— The Johore UMNO chairman. Tuan Haji Hassan bin Yunos, will not meet the Party Negara leader, Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar, in a public forum at Muar tomorrow evening. His refusal, contained in a letter, was received by Dato Onn65 words
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Article22 1958-10-14 7 The Singapore Government School Servants and Watchmen's Union has changed its name to the Singapore Government School Employees' Union.22 words
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Article94 1958-10-14 7 MALACCA, Mon. The bodies of four people three Chinese women and a Chinese schoolboy drowned yesterday morning in Umbai river, eight miles from here, were claimed this afternoon by their relatives from Muar. The body of one Chinese woman which was unidenti- fled yesterday was today stated94 words
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Article32 1958-10-14 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. "Death by drowning" was the verdict of the Coroner after an inquest on Nah Hwe Siow, 18, whose body was found in the sea on July 27.32 words
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278 1958-10-14 7 SINGAPORE City Councillors will discuss at their meeting on Thursday a motion for the dismissal of the director of the council's information bureau, Mr. Gary Warm. Under the business by-laws, the motion, which is by Mr. Lee Hwee Yiow. Labour Fror.t. may br278 words
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Advertisement127 1958-10-14 7 1,000 PAIRS of JUMPERS'' FREE Letters to winners ot CARTOON COMPETITION are in the mail bag To those who did not win we wish them better luck in future. BANGKOK fly japa im AIR "-I'liM LINES A Discover the friendly city of V^^H^H^P^B ♦emples ond oncient traditions. J A.L. offers127 words
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Advertisement60 1958-10-14 7 NEW {DIMENSIONS m IN FASHIONS /5j^5> WE HAVE JUST UNPACKED ixV DRESS MATERIAL READY TO WEAR ITEMS FOR LADIES \\Y MEN M Stc^I lufljlfi y CONTINENT J|(j Jnl I |j NEW TREND WASSIAMULL'S HIGH STREET SINGAPORE \i;u \i ii \>iiur\ OPENS TODAY! KVPARIC W2B i^\ FAITHDOMERGlfELEEPAnERSON ROM AND M BENSON60 words
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Article, Illustration1051 1958-10-14 8 Feminine Forum VAPOUR for THE FACE STEAMBOAT" FOR BEAUTY rnHIS week I spent an interesting hour in Sin--1 gapore's newest beauty salon with local beauty expert Mrs. Amy Wee, investigating the mysteries of the latest continental gadget for improving the complexion. "This is my version of a steamboat party." said1,051 words
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Miscellaneous272 1958-10-14 8 Straits Times Crossword ■■J Bli iBB Bli BflT" ACROSS 7. A hindrance on an excursion 4. Distribute all returning com- one of three <7». pany consumed (8). 14. In which br«»ve deeds are 8. *"nie light is qnench'd recorded? (6. 3). in smolce" (Scott) (6). 15. Loosen it perhaps, and272 words
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Article, Illustration1441 1958-10-14 9 TRAILED THROUGH ITALIAN CITIES TURNING THEM INTO LIVING TOMBS When the plague faded out 220,000 had perished Mi IV conditions in the cities existing side by side with the luxury and greed of the tocracy, bred the grim pestilence which down in Black Death countless thousands Milan, Venice,Daily Mirror - 1,441 words
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Advertisement488 1958-10-14 9 ■Hi In w^a«fcw. {j^^^ x MS^^m she will tell you that her baby is the best Jj/T^ in the world. He's never ill and even in his rfo^^^>\\ tender years he knows that Pure Cod Liver Oil mr^^^^ has a lot to do with it. £ffi*l^ CO^aSP) I SevenSeaS SevenSeaS488 words
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Miscellaneous132 1958-10-14 9 Carmen A Co. By Mas The Saint By Leslie Charteris I YOU AnUST DC AnriiVl A AAIIC.T CTAV /W A UTTPI I I /^^W<-T/-\L/ifAf MONSSIEUR' j^^^^*^™ I "I^3' Olr\Y IN f\ MJICL, I idv^kwmj Die* Tracy By Chester Gould ■■^■I^^B^Hl r^MH>* eccwcAn in all mv "^J T your ToßviiMwi^ AHO132 words
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541 1958-10-14 10 By Our Market Correspondent RUBBER was taken up to its highest level lf or 11 13 months on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday, November first grade touching 87i cents with good demand reported. Ine tUrn ye V s e 4d W541 words
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Article25 1958-10-14 10 SINGAPORE. OCT. 13. RUBBER: 874 cents per lb. (up li cents). TIN: $367.50 per Picul (down 50 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 110 tons.25 words
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Article384 1958-10-14 10 The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: "Industrials and tins were quietly steady, and rubbers were a shade better. The turnover was small." Singapore and Fed ff**J on broke?* reported the followine business done yesterday: Fed. Dispensary $1.06 to $1.08: Praser Neave ords $2.80 c all (and overnight). Gammon384 words
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Article110 1958-10-14 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exnange noon prices per picul yes I erday were: Copra; steady; UK/Continent Jctober/November $35 buyer* 135 Va sellers. Coconut oil: steady mlk $54 sellers, drum $57 i sellers *epper steady, quiet; no business ias reported done, Muntok white H24. Sarawak $123, special Sarawak black $72110 words
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Article141 1958-10-14 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Issoriation made the following hanges in its rates to merchants esterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 2 13/16. O.D. 32 15/16. 90 d/st 3 1/8 credit bills. 33 1/4 trade Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 5/16, O.D. 32 1/16, 90141 words
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Article140 1958-10-14 10 Ships lyin* aloni side the Sin**ore Harbour Board wharves or xpected today are; Miyotama laru 1/2. Nieuw Holland 4 5 monia 6A, Benmhor 6/7 Idoleneus 8/9, Gibbe Lykes 10/11 ongkhla 13/14, Achilles 15/ 1 6 izu Maru 18. Lao 19/20. Serudom Wall 2, Btia N. Wall 3. Sedili140 words
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Article20 1958-10-14 10 I Mala van Share Market: Oct. 13 Oct. 11 Industrials: 89.32 90.21 Tins: 83.03 82.80 Jan. 1 1958=100.20 words
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Article170 1958-10-14 10 MELBOURNE. Mon INVESTMENT shares showed a slightly easier tone, with heavier trading on the Stock Exchange here today. Stocks to ease were British Tobacco down 9d., B.H.P. down "d. and E.Z. Industries down 7d Mining shares held a steady tone with silver leads slightly firmer. N. Broken Hill170 words
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Article125 1958-10-14 10 November first grade robber buyers f.o.b. closed taSin££E yesterday at 87»» cents per lb up irW*""* Prlday>s closln K Closing tone: steady fSSS were" lb OFFICIAL: Int 1 Rs s Qr^f r n o t b. b uyer s 86^. J^f 8g buyers 87V JuersB7^ SS UNOFFICIAL: OPEN125 words
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Advertisement209 1958-10-14 10 DOUBLE ATTRACTIONS capitol RESTAURANT Presents SENSATIONAL- THE BERKELEYS JOHN LAUREL te ■far ewell performanxks" ■ggip puppet show I ii tv ring I MARGE I SHIRLEY Sing I B PEGGY at the piano a ■for Reservations: Tel: *****' TROPICALISED... S I am specially N developed for use in Tropical Climates J209 words
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Advertisement377 1958-10-14 10 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA ASSISTANT REGISTRAR i APPLICATIONS are Invited for the post of Assistant Registrar for general administrative duties in the Registrar's office. Applicants must be university graduates preI ferably with administrative exj perlence. Salary on the scale > $715 x 35-785/820 x 35-1030 'HOOx 40-1300 p.m.377 words
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Advertisement799 1958-10-14 10 NOTICES EURASIAN ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE SWEEPSTAKE IN AID OF BUILDING FUND THE date for the draw of the above sweepstake has now been postponed to 7th December, 1958 at 11.30 a.m. at the Parish Hall. Church of St. Joseph, 143. Victoria Street, Singapore. Results will be published In the Press on799 words
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Advertisement788 1958-10-14 10 NOTICES WILLIAM JACKS ft COMPANY (MALAYA) LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Second Interim Dividend of 5% (less 30';, Income Tax) has been declared In respect of the Financial Year ended 30th September 1958, payable on the 3rd November 1958, to stockholders on the Register at788 words
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Advertisement823 1958-10-14 10 "K LINE" Japan, 0.8.A. PaeUle AUantte Coast Penang P. Sham Spot« ETA Kitw i M«t»i Him" HUrt IJ/Uott 14/11 Oct 15 Ott X..HI Nan 11/12 MOT 1J N« 14/11 Nn 74 Ni, loading for Hongkong, all Japan Ports, Los Angeles ;nd Rm cargo for Vancouver. Seattle, Portland, San Franciscc. Oakland823 words
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Advertisement1335 1958-10-14 11 1405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. M. Mia riOiatM *«im>l II (11 decs) THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE "C CHUNGS TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. LONDON t CONTINENTAL PORTS suti witl hearty te proceed via Paaama er Cape at Caad Hape) irs option to proceed via ot'er perts to load and discharge d-jo Smgapare1,335 words
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Advertisement1205 1958-10-14 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR AOEN, PORT SAID, GENOA, ANTWERP, ROTTERMM. OREMEN, HAMIURC. COPENHAGEN, GOTHENBURG, OSLO Spore P. Sham Pening BUSUANCA"- la Pert "SONCKHIA" la Pert Easten Reads "FALSTRIA't «/a Oct 24 25 Ocl 21/21 Oct Calling G9>eia. t Passeiger acctmmteatiea avulakle OUTWARDS SA.It.INCS FOR BANGKOK AND/OR FAR EAST1,205 words
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Advertisement1313 1958-10-14 11 ?uTb.nb THE BEN LIMB STEAMERS LTD. mr, SINGAPORE (Intorperattd in the United Kingdom) I LINES SAILINGS TO MEN, U.K., I CONTINENTAL NUTS Spore P. Sham Penang BENMHOR for Liverpool, M'bM, Hull, Hamburg C.t-7/14 Ocl 11/10 Oct IT/IB Ocl BENVANNOCH for Hamburg, lo"3on. Rotterdam, M'bro 21 29 Oct 2720 Oci 291,313 words
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Advertisement1311 1958-10-14 11 McALISTER <Sc CO.. LTD. TEL: Nl.: ***** ELLERMAN LINES KLAVENESS LINE LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM. LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO HAMBURG I HUU SEATTLE, VANCOUVER t PORTIANO and for U.S.A., North Atlantic Ports Accepting carge fer Ceetral I Seat) and Canada via Co'ombo America CITY OF POONA IONNEVULE I ia Part/21 Oct1,311 words
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363 1958-10-14 12 Company's plan for better Malayan vegetables AMOY CANNING CORPORATION AID FARMERS THE Amoy Caning Corp. (Singapore) Ltd., manufacturers of Green 1 Spot orangeade and a variety of canned foodstuffs have started an agricultural aid programme to teach Malayan farmers to grow larger quantities of better vegetables. The manager of Amoy363 words
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Article46 1958-10-14 12 A new electrical device designed to protect packaged stores by detecting moisture before damage can be caused. Is being developed by Export Packing Service Ltd., and E.M.I. Electronics Ltd.. of England. The Gramophone Co. Ltd.. Singapore. are the local agents for E.M.I. Electronic. Company.46 words
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Article, Illustration152 1958-10-14 12 Canned local food plans A LEADING British chicken essence manufacturing company, Brand and Co. Ltd., of London, is carrying out intensive research to discover the possibility of canning Malayan Chinese food for the United Kingdom market. Tlie managine director ->f the company. Mr. C. S. Drnce, said in Singapore this152 words
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Article, Illustration189 1958-10-14 12 CONTRACT FOR POWER STATION ST. JAMES Power Station, Singapore, will be the biggest free piston power house in the world when construction of a new thermo plant is completed at the end of nrxt year. T\ was stated by Mr. Mich .'l H. Morris, installation .nanager of Free Piston Engine189 words
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Article, Illustration75 1958-10-14 12 MR. G. J. BELL (above) recently arrived from England to Join Progress Advertising Ltd., Singapore. Prior to joining Progress Advertising, Mr. Bell had eight years as an acrount Executive in South Africa, handling among other accounts those of Pepsi Cola and Canada Day. From 1947-49 he was75 words
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Article27 1958-10-14 12 The total value of Sarawak's external trade for August amounted to $77.16 million, $8.69 million less than the figure for the corresponding month of 1957.27 words
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158 1958-10-14 12 MALAYA should feel very proud bees the greatest number of people Asia seeking a higher education, the the International Correspondence Sch seas) Ltd., Mr. Herbert Brooks, said ii last week. 1 Mr. Brooks visiting the Colony for the first time investigated the company's local158 words
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Advertisement411 1958-10-14 12 'Armourplate Glass Doors Another Pilkington Product for the Glass Age Pilkington Brothers Limited have been making glass tor 130 years, and today their products include all the types of structural glass which are the feature of modern architecture and design. I i i f 1 fl til ■He] j i:l411 words
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Advertisement155 1958-10-14 12 When you consider air condition^ Consider this 4_^^j^p_l knows Air Conditioning Best iz__j^ -=j INTERNATIONAL 1-_5-=_-=-=----- A m CONDITIONING CO. LTD. 24 HOUR 7 DAYS A WEEK SERVICE 1 No extra charge for service a<ier office hours 230 volts 50 cycW DEALERS Ong Yoke Lin Co.. Kuala Lumpur Radio General155 words
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Article, Illustration243 1958-10-14 13 SYSC champs make good Cup start SELF STRENGTH, MM current S.Y.S.C. "B" division champions, m ide an impressive start in the Singapore basketDall championship for the Chung Hwa Cup at the Great World last night. In their first appearance i in the annual league tournament. Self Strength did well to243 words
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Advertisement537 1958-10-14 13 PiWlWfiH'HiHHtiHlifl ,ird from l*a«r til SITUATIONS VACANT i Vin.)— Box SO els. rxtra. j yD A YOUNG Lady Rerelephone Oper.uor. able to t.vpe and speak ixte.-ibly Chinese or ::nly in own hand writing (-General of Japan, 30 Road. HIP, A.NGLO-CHINESE Malacca. Please tK-lore October 28th, to p Board of Managers,537 words
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Advertisement502 1958-10-14 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Words $i (Vin.)— Box SO cts. txtra. AVAILABLE FEW 3 bedroom fl'ts, one 2 bearoom flat few ?ara«es. River Valley Road modern sanitation eic. Apply East Mount Agency, Spore Tel: *****. SENNETT ESTATE Semi-De-tached two-storeyed modern house available. 3 bedrooms, sluing, dining room etc., m/s, gas, hot water502 words
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Advertisement488 1958-10-14 13 HOUSES LAND WANTED 20 Words %i (Vin.)— Box SO els. txtra. WELL-BUILT COMPOUND or Semidetached House Fifth Mile Thomson Road or Round Hillside Drive. Please give full particulars I and Price P.O. Box 1601, Spore. HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 20 Words Si (-Win.)— Box SO cU. txtrm, 46 BUILDING LOTS.488 words
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Advertisement856 1958-10-14 13 TUITION Words Si < MmJ Box SO ets. txtra. TYPEWRITING, SHORTHAND. BOOK-KEEPING. You can be j sure of success at National Commercial School, 11-C Mackenzie. 433-A Gejrlang Roads. Tel: *****. ADMISSION BEGINNEKS SHORTHAND. Book Keeping, (morning, evening), French close I4th. Vacancies: Theory. *peed 60/140, morning, evening; Refreshers Course. Adv. French,856 words
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Advertisement486 1958-10-14 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Words SS (Yin.) Box 50 ets. txlra. 1956 2.4 JAGUAR, Special Equipped Saloon, Black, Very Good Condition, 17.000 miles, $5,500/--•H. A. 1.-.eiido< n, Kuala Kampar I Tin Fields Ltd., Maiim Nawar. Perak. RELIABLE USED CARS. Economical to maintain. Down payment S3OO only. Monthly payment $80 to486 words
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Advertisement380 1958-10-14 13 FOR SALE 20 Words SS (Vin.)— Box St eU. txtra. HOLT'S HOLTSPRAY GLASS Cleaner Instantly cleans windscreens, windows etc. Sprayed on from Plastic Bottle, wipe off with clean rag. Removes all dirt, grease, insects, stains and finper marks. leaving surface Crystal Clear. Distributors Borneo Motors Limited. STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE. ETC. 2n380 words
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146 1958-10-14 14 Early goals give Indians 3rd league win INDIANS scored their third win in the S.A.F.A. premier league competition when they beat Junior Clubs 5-3 at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Juniors are the only team in the competition without a point while Indians move to third place. Indians, without three regulars146 words
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Article17 1958-10-14 14 OSTRAVA. (Czechoslovakia). Mon. Bulgaria beat Czechoslovakia 1-0 in an international soccer match here yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 17 words
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Article367 1958-10-14 14 MALAYAN RUGBY UNION NAMES 20 PLAYERS FOR TOUR Edington will skipper team FOUR Asians are nino n i* the 20 players selected for the Malayan Rugby I Union's tour of Siarn at the end of this month. They are Ungku Ibra-j him (Johore), Lee Pak Yong367 words
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Article97 1958-10-14 14 He will lead New South Wales against Queensland in Shield SYDNEY, Mon.— New South Wales cricket selectors have appointed Test allrounder Richie Benaud to captain the state Sheffield Shield team to play against t Queensland this month. Benaud has now become, in effect, the New South Wales nominationReuter - 97 words
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Article291 1958-10-14 14 Aussies win golf play off ST. ANDREW'S Mon. Australia won the world amateur golf championship for the Eisenhower Trophy here today, beating the United States by two strokes in a play-off over 18 holes. Australia's three best scores today totalled 222 while the United States got 224. The two teams291 words
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Article142 1958-10-14 14 WE DON'T WANT ANY INCIDENTS MAY FREMANTLE, Mon. The M.C.C. team to tour Australia arrived here today in the Iberia. Just before the Iberia reached Fremantle. Peter May, the M.C.C. captain, spoke about his views >n bouncers Although I believe the bouncer is a legitimate weapon. I don't believe n142 words
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Article146 1958-10-14 14 THE Singapore Asian Rugby Union will hold its first trial of the season tomorrow at the Police Training School ground, starting at 5.15 p.m. The teams will be: President's XV: Hardial Singh (Police); Chan Onn Leng (Uni). Yam Koon (Blacks). Ramli (Police), Slew Kay (Police): Cheng146 words
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Article238 1958-10-14 14 TWO TRIES by centre-three Burt helped 75 Squadron RNZAF "B" to beat Singapore Cricket Club "B" by nine points (three tries) to three (penalty goal) in their rugger match on the padang The airmen were by far the fitter and more forcefu! side. Their tenacious238 words
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Article172 1958-10-14 14 ELLIOTT; ANOTHER LEA VITT THREAT MELBOURNE, Mon.—American sports promoter Mr. Leo Leavitt warned world record mile holder Herb Elliott to be in Sydney on Oct. 23 or "111 act to stop him from running at all." Herb Elliott, has decided to turn down Leavitt's $750,000 offer to become a professional.Reuter - 172 words
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Article38 1958-10-14 14 Centre-half S. T. Lingam scored five goals in Beatty's 9-0 victory over Queenstown Technical In their interschool hockey match at Queenstown yesterday. The other scorers were Lim Chuan. Mohammed Said. Bik Ann and Peng Boon.38 words
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Article57 1958-10-14 14 ROME. Mon Two British athletes who won won gold medals at the European championships at Stockholm confirmed their form here yesterday when they won their events at an international athletics match They were John Wrighton who won the 400 metres in 46.75ec. and Mike Rawson who tookReuter - 57 words
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Article35 1958-10-14 14 Singapore Cricket Club "B" trounced Prisons "B" 9-0 in the SHA Div. 2 league match on the padary; yesterday Lilburn (4). Smith (2) Hagenbuch. Vennlng and Harrison scored for SCC35 words
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Article29 1958-10-14 14 T hf Singapore Amateur rootball Association announced yesterday that Seoul Football Club will play one match against Singapore on Oct 18 at Jalan Besar stadium.29 words
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Article127 1958-10-14 14 Piruz dropped from singles KUALA LI 1V Mon. Badminton selectors a surprise by dronni? Abdullah Piniz P JS the tingles North zone O f Foong Seonpetition on Oct. 25 Ipoh. Piruz, Mala gk-s player In .pi/* Cup. has only to play second Mok Vat W The first d be Lai127 words
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82 1958-10-14 14 FREMANTLE. Mon. Hundreds of cricket fans cheered the M.C.C. tourists as they came ashore. A docker shouted out to Freddie Trueman: "Leave your bumpers in bond with the customs." May said he intended to give all his players a game In Perth,82 words
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Advertisement73 1958-10-14 14 It's not only in car racing 3 that Rotary Action is vital for speed and efficiency. The same applies to sbavinj Features of the new "Philishave" Jet: htrt-trhrr rnablr* the rotating I philips PHILISHAVE>&/ PHILIPS jEE=^^r Sccut t/uxttc da cloac da oa*U&iw>ty Sola DlttribMtor* lor tha Fadaralion of Malaya and73 words
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