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Title Section19 1958-10-21 1 AVERAGE DAILY tERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times. Not*" 1 Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1958 15 CENTS19 words
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Article455 1958-10-21 1 RED MANOEUVRE ON EVE OF DULLES TALKS Cease-fire called off: Guns again pound offshore islands Peking accuses U.S. of intrigue TAIPEH, Mon. Communist China today ended the Quemoy cease-fire and resumed shelling the offshore islands "as a measure of punishment." Peking Radio announced this at .'5Reuter; UPI - 455 words
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Article, Illustration98 1958-10-21 1 Painless precaution against polio- a brave girl shows her tearful brothers how FIRST DAY RUSH FOR SABIN VACCINE IN SINGAPORE (SEE PAGE 2) THE VERY FIRST in the long line of children who were given the Sabin vaccine in Singapore yesterday was a girl, six-year-old Toh Ming Choo. Here, bravely.Mak Kian Seng - 98 words
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995 1958-10-21 1 \H^T*F\ CASES OF POLIO WERE REPORTED IN SINGAPORE YESTERDAY KAiLJhII BRINGING TO 88 THE NUMBER OF CASES SO FAR THIS MONTH. By STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS RUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Mon.— The Federal ion Government today advised Ihe public, especially those with children, to stay away995 words
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Article155 1958-10-21 1 THE Straits Times Annual for E 1959 will be on sale on Wednesday, Oct. 29. This new edition of South c 'r^ mi S East As.asfmest publication w.ll enhance the high reputation won E by previous editions. E There are 128 pages, superE bly produced on fine art paper.155 words
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Article148 1958-10-21 1 $10,000 armed hold-up report (2INGAPORE, Mon. Detectives mingled with diners in Albert Street here tonight to check on a report of a $10,000 robbery in a restaurant. A merchant. Mr. Soo Lim Chuan, 28. of Jurong Road, had made a report at Kandang Kerbau police station earlier that three men,148 words
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Article28 1958-10-21 1 QUEMOY CONVOYS \SHINGTON. Navy s,aid tod*] dectstoa to roum, convoying of Chin. (i nalist supply sliip* In Qiicmoy would ka m;idf 1 .American commander in Taipeh.28 words
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Article48 1958-10-21 1 SINGAPORE, Mori. lira Tua Tow, 46, remanded on an attempted murder charge, was found hanging tonight in his cell in Outram Prison. He was arrested last week after a taxi driver, Tan Siaa Choon, was stabbed in Kirn Tian Road, off Tiong Bahru Road.48 words
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Article, Illustration588 1958-10-21 2 BOON YOON CHIANG - BOON YOON CHIANG 1,047 CHILDREN GIVEN A DOSE...THE MOTHERS SAY: 'BETTER THAN NOTHING 9 Dy oy THE CLINIC CLOSES TWO HOURS LATE TO COPE WITH THE CROWDS SINGAPORE, Monday. THK lUSH lor anti-polio vaccine is on. Today 1,017 children under the age of 10 were588 words
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Article87 1958-10-21 2 BOAC PEER VISITS YEW HOCK SINGAPORE. Mon. Lord Rennell of Rodd. a director of BOAC. today paid a courtesy call on the Chief Minister. Mr Lim Yew Hock. Lord Rennell. banker, later said that they discussed the economic situation in general but he declined to disclose details. He will attend87 words
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Article207 1958-10-21 2 IPOH. Monday. LESS than 24 hours after the biggest jewellery theft of the year in Ipoh. police today recovered the loot and detained two teen-age suspects. The jewellery. worth $5,000 and belonging to Mr. and Mrs. P.B. Sherwood, of Kedah. was stolen from their car207 words
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Article55 1958-10-21 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two youths were convicted in a district court today of attempting to extort 50 cents from a pintable operator near an open air cinema on July 29. Sentence on Dawan bin Abdullah. 19. and Abdullah bin Sidin. 18. was postponed for two weeks, pending reports on55 words
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Article26 1958-10-21 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two Vanda Tan Chay Van orchid plants, valued at $500, were stolen from Mr. Quek Beng Guan's garden in Glasgow Road yesterday.26 words
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150 1958-10-21 2 2 DAGGER MEN GRAB A $8,000 PAYROLL OANTAU, Mo:. y Chinese. ar m daggers, threw chiS powder Into I of an estai and his ass: tanl in daring $B,oeo robbery this afti The robbery took n 3 p.m. aloi leading to Majorli miles from Seremb i Mr. K. Manian ductor150 words
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Article35 1958-10-21 2 SINGAPOkK M R Balasundram. IS who appealed against a conviction and sentence of t months' jail lor abeti housebreakina and b was cleared oi the i (I the High Court yesterday35 words
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Article22 1958-10-21 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. A prominent Singapore Cevlonese. Mr. N. Eliyathamby. 69. died in the Genera! Hospital today alter a Ion? illness.22 words
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Miscellaneous19 1958-10-21 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby Cweix be late i1 lp X*°U FLUSTEQ IIANO ITS ALL/ < -*f!'^V W {KBPT HAO+tN&J19 words
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Article234 1958-10-21 3 Prime Minister and cabinet quit en bloc BANGKOK, Monday. piELD Marshal Sarit Thanarat, Supreme Commander of the armed forces, took over the Siamese Government today and the Prime Minister, General Thanon Kittikachorn, resigned with all his ministers. Bangkok Radio announced that the move to oustReuter; UPI - 234 words
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107 1958-10-21 3 ONDON, Mon.— A 44- actor who was injured in stopping a runaway horse while playing Little John in a commercial television film, "The Adventures of Robin Hood," was awarded $11,560 damages in the High Court here today. Archie Duncan, whose injuries included a broken107 words
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Article41 1958-10-21 3 SEOUL, Mon. A kiss must last less than 10 seconds. That is the Government's new ruling for kissing scenes on the screen Orders have gone out that the 30-second kiss previously permitted must be cut down to 10.41 words
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174 1958-10-21 3 MOSCOW, Mon.— A Ceylonese was killed in last Friday's crash of a Russian TU-104 jet airliner in Russia, the Soviet Government announced today. The plane with 65 passengers and an undisclosed number of crew was on a scheduled flight to Moscow from Peking. NoReuter; UP - 174 words
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Article275 1958-10-21 3 Stanvac Japan blows up BOMBAY, Monday. TWENTY of the crew were killed in an explosion aboard the British tanker Stanvac Japan in the Arabian Sea early today. Among the dead were the master, the chief officer, the third and fourth officers, six other membersReuter - 275 words
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277 1958-10-21 3 One dead in Kerala attach on police /cable\ i briefs j rpRIVANDRUM (Ke--1 rala). Mon. One man was killed and four were injured when police today opened tire after being attacked by plantation workers in the strike bound high ranges of the Communist-gov-erned Kerala State. The police opened fire atReuter - 277 words
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191 1958-10-21 3 A SCIENTIST FLEES CHINA ON FINDING IT A 'HELL' nPAIPEH, Mon. —An m. American educated Chinese scientist, disillusioned with life in Communist China, reversed his decision to work for the Reds and arrived here by way of Hong Kong yesterday. Dr. Wang Chih-hsi-ang, 29. who chose to go to RedReuter; UP - 191 words
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Article35 1958-10-21 3 NICOSIA, Mon. Unknown gunmen today shot dead two Turkish Cyprlot auxiliary policemen while they were on guard at Kinousa. a hamlet near the British-owned copper mines. 65 miles west of Nicosia. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article91 1958-10-21 3 BOAC men to stay on strike ONDON, Mon. British Yj Overseas Airways strike leaders declared after 3 meeting thl s morning that the men remained "solid and united and will remain so until we win." The strike of the nationalised corporation's 4,000 maintenance men. begun last Monday, has grounded allReuter - 91 words
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Article44 1958-10-21 3 LONDON. Mon. Dr. Theodor Heuss, the West German President, arrived by air today for a three-day State visit to Britain. He will be the guest of the Queen and the Duke of Edinbuigh at Buckingham Palace throughout his stay.— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article382 1958-10-21 3 T ONDON. Mon. Sentiment Li was assisted on the London stock exchange today, by the fresh advance on Wall Street over the weekend and by further consideration of encouraging statements by leading politicians made towards the end of last week. Oiltedged securities were among the few exceptions to382 words
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Article53 1958-10-21 3 TOKYO, Mon.— Gen. Max- j well D. Taylor, chief of staff of the United States Army, today paid a courtesy call on Mr. Gisen Sato. directo r of tne Japanese Defence Board. The general arrived here yesterday from South Korea. He is expected to leave53 words
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540 1958-10-21 4 I was carrying out 'special' orders, says shroff IPOH, Monday. PHEONG SIX KWAN, former Hongkong and Shanghai Bank shroff on trial in the High Court for fraud of $60,000 of a bank loss of $320,000, said today that his boss gave him certain "special" instructions. Cheong, 31, said that his540 words
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76 1958-10-21 4 Discipline in English schools 'the reply Penang, Mon. Inche Mobamed Knir attributed the failure of subversive attempts to excellent discipline in English schooLs. Unfortunately, he added, this was not the case in Chinese schools where the policy of having a dean of discipline was wrong and out of date. In76 words
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154 1958-10-21 4 UNION PROTESTS ABOUT HIGHER ELECTRICITY COST SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Singapore Workers' Union today supported a protest by the Hotel Association of Singapore to the City Council against a decision to abandon granting reduced rates for bulk supply of electricity to large hotels. Large hotels, which enjoyed the benefits of the154 words
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Article49 1958-10-21 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Datin Azizah, wife of Dato Rahman Musa, State Secretary. Johore, has been appointed organiser of this year's Poppy Day Fund in Johore. and Mrs. Colin Marshall the organiser for Johore Bahru district. District Officers will be the organisers in their respective districts.49 words
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Article88 1958-10-21 4 COUNCIL MAN QUITS, LOOKS FOR JOB SINGAPORE. Mon— A local senior City Council officer, who has resigned his post, is going to Britain to look for another Job. He is Mr. Chwee Swee, an engineer in the sewerage department, and president of the Technical Officers Union. He is due to88 words
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Article313 1958-10-21 4 SHELL THEATRETTE (Collyer Quay) Free film show "Birth of a Tanker" and "Shell Cinemagazine No. 15" 1.15 p.m. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: An exhibition of r»'"f"p by Indonesian painter, Mr. R. Baaoeki Abdullah, Victoria Memorial Hall, 10 ajn. to 8 p.m. RAFFLES MUSEUM (Stamford Road) An exhibition of photographs313 words
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178 1958-10-21 4 ARCHITECT FATHER OF PENANG BISHOP DIES AT 74 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Mr. Chan Yee Lim, 74, one of Singapore's oldest. Chinese architects and father of Monsignor Francis Chan Bishop of Penang died at his home in Oxley Road, early yesterday morning. Mr Chan, who came to Singapore in 1888 from Hong178 words
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Article55 1958-10-21 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Professor A. Oppenheim. vicechancellor of the University of Malaya, is due back in Singapore tomorrow after visiting universities in the United States. Canada and Africa. Prof. Opsenheim left Singapore in August to attend the congress of Commonwealth Universities held at the McGill University, Montreal,55 words
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Article25 1958-10-21 4 IPOH. Mon.— A two-day recruiting drive for the Royal Air Force (Malaya) will open here at the Police Volunteer Reserve mess on Nov. 6.25 words
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362 1958-10-21 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. pARTS of the city "most in need of cleaning" have been included among the 20 areas which the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, and 2,000 staff volunteers from City Hall will sweep on Nov. 2. City Councillors were told362 words
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Miscellaneous218 1958-10-21 4 NATIONAL SHORT WAVE I Favourites; 1.30 News; 1.45 More SERVICE Musical Comedy Favourites; 2.00 41 metres Close Down; 5.00 The Rocket Club; SINGAPORE 5.30 Fiesta; 6.00 Happy AnniverMedium wave 476 metres sary; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 ReKUALA LI'MPUR gional Announcements 6.54 SinMedium wave 341 metres gapore Share Market Report and218 words
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Article, Illustration564 1958-10-21 5 Leader was 'careless' and shooter 'rash during fatal boar hunt Y0 CRIMINAL BLAME, SAYS MAGISTRATE: VERDICT IS MISADVENTURE KAJANG, Monday. 4 MAGISTRATE today ruled that the leader of :i boar-hunting party was careless and a liter was acting in a rash manner when he cd his i:un during a hunt564 words
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65 1958-10-21 5 Air mail to Britain goes on smoothly SINGAPORE. Mon.— Air mail traffic between Malaya and Britain has gone on smoothly despite the BOAC engineers' strike. This was stated here today by the Director of Postal Services. Mr. 11. M. Rose. "There have been no difficulties or abnormal delays." he added.65 words
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Article67 1958-10-21 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Mayor of Jakarta. Mr. Raden Soediro. has sent a "dear friend" lewer to his Singapore counterpart. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. expressing hi s thanks for the hospitalI ity shown him during his reI cent visit here. Mr. Soediro said he was confident that his67 words
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Article42 1958-10-21 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ten parang-wielding gangsters raided a coffee shop at Tampines here last night and smashed up tables, chairs and showcases. Lam Ee. the shop towkay. i told police he did not know why his "place was attacked. I42 words
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Article64 1958-10-21 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Five youths were acquitted here today of a charge of being members of an unlawful assembly which caused hurt to a watchman. Ahmed bin Shaik Mohamed. at Katong Park on July 29 at about 9.15 p.m. They were Khamis bin Saini. Fwah Gee Nee. Hassan64 words
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Article40 1958-10-21 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Four thugs armed with knives robbed a taxi driver, Soo Swee Kum. 36. of $8.50. a wristwatch and a pen in Mulberry Avenue here last night. The gang had boarded the taxi at Paya Lebar.40 words
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Article37 1958-10-21 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. More than 10.000 people have checked the electoral registers for the Legislative Assembly elections during the past four days. A total of 936 were claims and four objections have been made.37 words
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Article156 1958-10-21 5 I'ORE, Mon. The Department today its court action I the management of hew wayangs. cost a lot of money down witnesses who the Federation to ie prosecution," G. 8. Thambyrajah. ''xjur Department pro- In view of this the D.P.P. had asked him to withdrawall the156 words
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327 1958-10-21 5 Broking firm loses court claim for $10,570 DEAL WAS A GAMBLE -DEFENDANTS ALOR STAR, Monday. A SINGAPORE rubber broker firm, Green and Colliers Ltd. today failed in its claim in the Kedah High Court for the repayment of $10,570 from a local rubber firm, Chop Hup Moh Hin. The money,327 words
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124 1958-10-21 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Monday. \IR. JUSTICE HEP WORTH today adjourned the A High Court trial of Ng Yau Pee. a Pontian Justice of the Peace, after his counsel, Mr. R. H. Green and Mr. G. R. T. Chelvam. successfully applied to withdraw from the case. Ng124 words
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75 1958-10-21 5 Hunting party man found shot, dies MALACCA. Mon.— A taxidriver, Yee Sou Peaw, 35, member of a ten-man hunting party, was found fatally shot in the head at an estate at Asahan. 33 miles from here, yesterday afternoon. A member of the party found Yec lying wounded and unconscious on75 words
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Article22 1958-10-21 5 SEGAMAT. Mon. Local M.C.A. teams are touring the district to register Chinese voters for the forthcoming State and Federal elections.22 words
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242 1958-10-21 5 RIDDLE OF THE MAN OF 94 KILLED IN CRASH SINGAPORE, Monday. AT the inquest on a 94-year-old man. Tan Yok Hum, who died, in a collision with a lorry, the Coroner, Inche Ahmad bin Hussein, today returned an open verdict. Inspector S. Cornelius, the investigating officer, told tincourt that NO242 words
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Article, Illustration130 1958-10-21 5 German trade unionists impressed by Federation MR. BERNHARD TACKE. vice-president of the 6,300,--000-strong Federation of German Trade Unions, said in Singapore yesterday that he was highly impressed with the good relations between the Government and the trade union movement in the Federation. Mr. Tacke, accompanied by six other German unionists,130 words
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Article30 1958-10-21 5 SINGAPORE. Mon An Internal security exercise will be held here from 6.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow. Military forces will be deployed at three points in the city.30 words
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Article174 1958-10-21 5 WHO IS TO RUN CENTRE ROW IS OVER SINGAPORE. Mon Residents ot Upper Serangoon voted overwhelmingly tonight to run Their own community centre after a spirited meeting chaired by the new Director of Community Recreation, Mr. Sterling S. Winans. They voted 76-6 on a motion proposed by Mr. Eric Wee174 words
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Article74 1958-10-21 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three thugs today slashed Aw Poh Lim. 17. a lorry attendant, with a meat chopper as he was eating satay at a stall near his house in Ah Hood Road. Aw staggered 50 yards to his house before he collapsed at the doorstep. His74 words
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Obituary24 1958-10-21 6 20 H'.rdv Sin (Minimum) MR. N ELIYATHAMBY of 21. Dahcy EM ate Singapore, passed away on 20.10.58. Funeial arrangements will be announced later.24 words
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651 1958-10-21 6 The Straits Times S'pore. Tues. Oct. 21, 1958. Crisis Flares Again The imminent arrival of Mr. Foster Dulles in Formosa is a much more likely j reason for the renewed i shelling of Quemoy than j the alleged participation of American warships in supply i operations which is the official651 words
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Article300 1958-10-21 6 Doubtless Singapore's Minister of Health knows Captain Marryat's story of the nurse's baby. She defended hei virtue on the ground that it was only a very little one. So is the polio epidemic, as polio epidemics go. But there have been more cases in three weeks of300 words
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Article227 1958-10-21 6 It is heartening to note that Malayan students are becoming less frivolous and more aware of their responsibilities. In the past people have tended to associate student activities, particularly those of university students, with ragging and childish fun. The students took little or no interest in the affairs227 words
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Article, Illustration1039 1958-10-21 6 TENSION IS RELAXING ON MOST FRONTS BECAUSE OF WEST'S NEW POLICY T*HE patient, thank you, is feeling a little better. His temperature is still far above normal, but he is no longer threatened with dangerous delirium. As you knew, he has suffered from these recurrent bouts of fever ever since1,039 words
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324 1958-10-21 6 Base education and water rates on census figures IN my post-bag letter "Local Authorities and Revaluation of Lands", <S. X- Oct. 10 I posed a question on the practical effect of revaluation of holdings by financially autonomous local councils and pointed out that Taiping ratepayers paid an extra sum of324 words
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197 1958-10-21 6 I REFER to Mr. E. W. Jesudason's appeal to teachers <S. T. Oct. 10 Mr. Jesudason is not only the chairman of the organising committee of the proposed Singapore Teachers' National Congress, but also the President of the Graduate Teachers' Association. His statement that the197 words
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105 1958-10-21 6 rE handing back of the Polish seaman by the Singapore Immigration authorities makes one sick. What they have done, here in Singapore, is to condemn a man who made a break for Western freedom to many years of imprisonment or even, at worst, to105 words
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Letter40 1958-10-21 6 IF private cars are not allowed to park in taxistands, are taxis allowed In Bras Basah Road (between Queen Street and Victoria Street) during the ru.-,h hours between 5.30 p.m. and 7.00 p.m. everyday. CURIOUS Singapore.40 words
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127 1958-10-21 6 PAYMENT DEMANDED FOR REPORT CARDS I HAVE three children attending the Chinese primary school and two in the high school. Every month they have to pay $5 towards the school building endowment fund though it is said to be a voluntary payment. But in the high school one's report card127 words
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Letter57 1958-10-21 6 THE Principal of the Victoria Institution, Dr. G. D. Lewis, is very naive in telling the public "The V.I. will be the last place to have subversive elements. I do not think you will get subversive elements among Intelligent students" (S.T. Oct. 10>. Institution boys are not57 words
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Letter77 1958-10-21 6 IT is the practice of all government departments j to give receipts for payments made. Why is a receipt for payment of a dog licence not given? If the licence happens to be lost by the dog. what proof has the owner of a dog to show it77 words
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Letter64 1958-10-21 6 IT is time the Singapore City Council considered > making a bicycle, trishaw and pedestrian lane along the Tanjong Katong Road. On both sides of the road private cars are always parked, and the helpless cyclists are forced to the drains when a bus sweeps past them. Such64 words
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Article, Illustration518 1958-10-21 7 SIT YIN FONG - Sergeant got a 'scoop'- but it only brought him trouble SIT YIN FONG HELICOPTER CRASH PICTURE WAS THE CAUSE OF IT ALL By SINGAPORE, Monda\. YOUNG Singapore R.A.F. serviceman, who was on the mat for publicising the >i\ and picture of a helicopter crash intinjr the C-in-C, Far East Air518 words
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Article35 1958-10-21 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Federation woman was found hanging from the staircase of a house in Geylang Road here today. She has been identified as Se e Cheng Tet. 1 29. of Johore Bahru.35 words
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236 1958-10-21 7 Dr. Hass to dive in Singapore waters SINGAPORE, Men. Dr. Hans Hass. the famous underwater explorer, plans to dive in Singapore waters next week to take films for British television. Dr. Hass told the Straits Times this today after having talks with the Director of Raffles Museum, Dr. C. A.236 words
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185 1958-10-21 7 LETTER A DEAD MAN LEFT BEHIND STARTS A NEW PROBE SINGAPORE, Mon. The Special Investigations Section of the C.I.D. has been asked to help probe the death of a man in a Park Road back lane last week. The case now rests on a letter which police found in the185 words
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223 1958-10-21 7 OIL FIRMS WILL GET STRIKE NOTICES TODAY SINGAPORE, Monday. jifß. OON PEET FONG, general-secretary of the 111 Federation of Oil Workers' Unions (Singapore), said today that the federation would serve 14-day strike notices on the managements of Shell, Standard-Vacuum and Caltex (Asia) companies F tomorrow. He said in a statement:223 words
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139 1958-10-21 7 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Liberal Socialist councillors will hold a private meeting soon to discuss the action of a party councillor. Mrs. F. Lron-Soh. which shocked them today. Mrs. Leon-Soh had released to the Press a letter she had sent to the City Secretary. Mr. H.D.E. MacVitie, defending139 words
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Article134 1958-10-21 7 SINGAPORE, Monday. OEVEN Chinese school teachers will know their fate early this week when the Minister for Education. Mr. Chew Swee Kee, announces his decision on their appeals against dismissal. The teachers' registrations were recently cancelled on security grounds. Mr. Chew's statement will clarify134 words
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Article25 1958-10-21 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. Sir Man-kam Lo, a Hong Kong legislative councillor, arrived here by Qantas tonight on the last leg of his round-the-world tour.25 words
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Article92 1958-10-21 7 ALOR STAR. Mon. About 280 convicts in the Alor Star jail today staged a two-hour strike in protest against an alleged assault on a Malay prisoner by warders last night. This prisoner, it was reported, had attacked another prisoner after a cinema show in the jail last92 words
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Article, Illustration58 1958-10-21 7 NOW THE 'UPSIDE DOWN LAMP SHADE' rE "upside down lamp shade" dress? It was presented in Singapore yesterday at a parade of dresses before the "ladies only" preview of the film "Indiscreet" at the Capitol. The film, starring Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman, shows Miss Bergman wearing Dior creations. The58 words
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Article95 1958-10-21 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The British High Commissioner in India and Chan. cellor of the University of Malaya. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, will arrive in Singapore by Air India tomorrow to give away the degrees and diplomas at the University's convocation on Saturday. This will perhaps be the95 words
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Article29 1958-10-21 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. Lady Hallstrom. an Australian naturalist painter, arrived here from Bangkok by Qantas this evening for a three-day stay and perhaps "to do some sketches here."29 words
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236 1958-10-21 7 Braga tells the story-tellers: Polio outbreak is just small SINGAPORE, Monday. rtE Health Minister. Mr. A. J. Braga, said today that an English-language newspaper here had caused public anxiety and panic by playing up "the small outbreak of polio in Singapore." He made the statement during a discussion with 12236 words
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Article134 1958-10-21 7 CHINATOWN STORY MEN FIGHT POLIO SINGAPORE .\lon. Twelve Chinatown story-tellers are going to tell their nightly audiences from today what precautions to take to prevent polio. They were told about the precautions by the Health .Minister, Mr. A. J. Braga, during a discussion they had with him as part of134 words
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Advertisement52 1958-10-21 7 ANNUAL^ I BARGAIITcOUNTERS OF FABRICS READY-TO-WEAR FOR LADIES. MEN CHILDREN ARE A RAGE! WASSIAMULL'S JtiGH ST. STORE Me heart of Malaya's Mountains M weothtr I* cltotontly worm ond bright by dov ''"'fiy^t CAMERON HIGHLANDS HOTEL -^JWU *Onoh Roto mtßJE^r^^^^^ 2 Teit 4 nmi: ALREADY FULLY BOOKED FOR Touch Roto THE52 words
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Advertisement96 1958-10-21 7 -tßiai i^^F I Pflpjj AMERICAN l&2kJi COFFEE HSjtyOj*3 To drink ENCORE Irattnt Cofftt it t« B^^lF^^^V *j ipprtemt its mellow "d flavor, which no other ■Hkßjl^ cotfo* <m own, irrttptcciv* of prict. I,^^^ 1 ENCORE It 100% American Coffee and RB^^^H ioo o Pur« Co*r«* too' I^L. T '^P faefc«<96 words
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Article, Illustration1130 1958-10-21 8 SUSAN MARRIE' S - SUSAN MARRIE'S YOUNG TRAVELLERS HAD A RUGGED RIDE TO BOMBAY BY BUS Fire and flood on a long journey 11/ lOST people who M* take a 'bus in King's Cross, London, do not expect to end their trip in Bombay, but this week I met five young Australians1,130 words
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Advertisement339 1958-10-21 8 JlllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllltllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIt: 8 B wSS99RK' Mt E flrfi***^ :::,*> ..MWiftJ X i SAGGING FACIAL 1 f CONTOURS 'LIFTED'- f I 24 HOURS-A-DAY j I Let Contour Lift Film work for you SSJ^al^^H 24 hours-a-day This unique fluid I* *TH 'lifts' and tightens yourfacial contours pP E -gives drooping skin an invisible339 words
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Advertisement180 1958-10-21 8 I Every mother 1 I needs thisH a new book on looking alter baby bow H him, care for his skin, how many clothe it's all here in Johnson Johnson's beaut ii'u M illustrated new baby book 'The Care m H Baby. Fill in the coupon below and tend i180 words
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Miscellaneous245 1958-10-21 8 Straits Tinjes Crossword 25 s^™ 1 < ound in 26 Be without lackey as a result of violence (5, 3). |Bm f^m Un tflectfci n o e (7). ■■■■f bl^ ■■wAI4 tlPit t n 9 ill :i rh officer in a way (6). h^] 4 Permit t0 e "dji singular245 words
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Article, Illustration1561 1958-10-21 9 London doctor accused of 'killing' German prince STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE DEATH OF ROYAL PATIENT RUINED SPECIALIST: TOUCHED OFF BITTEREST POLITICAL AND MEDICAL CONTROVERSY THE death of the German Emperor Frederick, son-in-law to Queen Victoria, due to cancer of the throat in 1887, was to touch off one of theDaily Mirror - 1,561 words
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Advertisement222 1958-10-21 9 k tor the moaern woman... i w deodorant DORONO Stick Deodorant .m ni>.a IiUORONO. iCT^^*"^ its quick italiirrriiillßl onbdcnclT Hill I ||||||P Mb" 41l djy W^^^^^J tcoootpinl B^hHußl n't lotion ■fVjpyjpyj ODORONO HfiMfl «'Ctsf L. j%. I?ei*MLDM miif htbit KQ|HMfI take Alka Seltzer FOR GENTLE SOOTHING RtllEF Rtlitrn /puAT% Htodothil222 words
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Advertisement251 1958-10-21 9 A^ 'ENGLISH ELECTRIC The MODEL 7503 is not only new from top to bottom, but 3.6 cv.ft. of space is crammed with every worthwhile modern feature. Slide out shelves, full door width "Dairy" compartment, egg racks, and bottle storage are standard. Economical to run and amazingly silent in operation this251 words
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Miscellaneous151 1958-10-21 9 Carmen A Co. By Mas The Saint By Leslie Charteris &^gVgVg^g^g^g^GET~it7THE BACfT r PEEL JUST LIKE A BILLIONAIRE] Tl ADVISE *OU TO EMJOV 'T_ SECAuSE^I ■^SEAT PLEASE.' j WITM HIS CHAUFPEU& AND _—d I YOU WILL HAVE NQTHiN3 U<e T JM Wj^j FOOTMAU R'JOY WHAT HAVE^A^M MJTjTI Wnggg YOU AR£151 words
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Article2153 1958-10-21 10 COMPANY MEETING TIN POSITION AND OUTLOOK MR. J. H. RICH'S REVIEW The fifty-sixth annual general meeting of Tronoh Mines, Ltd., was held on October 10, at 73. Cheapslde, London. E.C. Mr. J. H. RICH, Chairman, presided and the following Is an extract from his circulated Statement: The working2,153 words
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534 1958-10-21 10 By Our Market Correspondent THE resumption of the shelling of Quemoy boosted the price of rubber sharply after official closing hours yesterday and transactions were reported as high as 92 j cents shortly after 5 p.m. This was the highest price534 words
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Article146 1958-10-21 10 MELBOURNE, Mon. TNVESTMENT shares maintained a firm tone as prices levelled out on t::e Stock Exchange here today. Main movements were Ampol up lOd and Herald ls. Turnover was of average volume. Mining shares firmed slightly led by silver-Wads. New Broken Hill up Is. 6d. and Timor 6d.146 words
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Article353 1958-10-21 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: "Industrials and rubbers were selectively better while tins were quiet and the turnover small." Singapore and Federation broken reported the following business done yesterday: Fed. Dispensary $1.08 (delayed), $1.08 and $1.07: Fraser Neave ords $2.80 c all. 11.58'j and $1.58 x all;353 words
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Article19 1958-10-21 10 Malayan Share Market: Oct. 20 Oct. 18 lndu*lri*aa: 90.06 89.57 Tins: 84.10 84.24 Jan. 1 1958 l«019 words
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Article296 1958-10-21 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday London: selling T.T. or O.D. 2/3 28/32; buying airmail T.T. 2/4 1/32, O.D. 2/4 1/16, 30 d/st 2/4 3/16, 45 d/st 2/4 7/32, 60 d/St 2 4 8/32. 90 d/st 2/4 3/8, 120296 words
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Article106 1958-10-21 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchance noon prices per ptcul yesterday wereCopra: steady; UK/Con tlnent October/November $36 buyers, $36' i sellers. Coconut oil: steady; bulk $54 'i sellers, drum $58 »i sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business wag reported lone. Muntok white $122, Sarawak $121, special Sarawak black $71 (all unchanged).106 words
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Article20 1958-10-21 10 per lb (up t*i4Jg* tcrs of a cent) H TIN: 5374.25p0r (up 53.25) Estimated offering 110 hU** 120 words
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Article119 1958-10-21 10 November first rrad, buyers f.o.b. closed i, I**** yesterday at 91 up three-quarters of Fridays closing pnr» Closing tone stc. Closing prices In re yesterday were: P*r OFFICIAL: Int. 1 f.o.b. buyers 90 (Norn.); Int. l R&s s Sl Jl 91-X. sellers H& Dec. buyers 91 s sellei119 words
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Advertisement627 1958-10-21 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I THE SINGAPORE QUEEN'S RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS FOR GRADUATES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA 1958 59. APPLICATIONS for Queen's Research Fellowships should be submitted to the Director of Education, Kay Slang Road, Singapore 10. before Bth November, 1958. (which is the closing date) on forms to be obtained from627 words
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Advertisement348 1958-10-21 10 NOTICES NEW YEAR SEA SPORTS FUND. The Annual General Meeting of the above Fund will be held In the Singapore Cricket Club on Friday October 24'.h 1958 at 5.30 p.m. All Interested are welcome. B. Storey Hon: General Secretary and Treasurer ELECTRICITY BAHAU SHUT DOWN OF ELECTRICITY PLEASE NOTE that348 words
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Advertisement287 1958-10-21 10 Gopeng interim Oopeng Consolidated has declared third Interim dividend of 3d. per stock unit in respect of the year ending Sept. 30. payable in England Nov. 14. RUBBER CROPS Snnjri Tukang harvested 49.500 lb. In September. SHIPPING NOTICES LLOYD TKIEBTINO M.V. "ASIA" This vessel is expected to arrive from Europe287 words
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Advertisement748 1958-10-21 10 "K LINE 1 Japan U.S.A. Pacific tfc Atlantic Coast Service Penanu P. S>im S'pote E T A Kafel Nt.»d. BW 11/1? Nov 13 No 14 It Nov 24 No. loading fof Hongkong, all Japan Ports, los Angeles a^d N"w y cargo for Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Oakland Baltimore. Norfolk.748 words
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Advertisement1264 1958-10-21 11 I 2405 MANSFIELD «5c CO., LTD. t.i. 2411 r -atrd Sing.s, NJJ (12 Mis) ■»■< THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE S SIHINCS TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON I CONTINENTAL PORTS v.j Saei witk hkerty te praceed via Paattja tr Cape tl Cud Nipt) p-\ > -3 JtnCr DO'lS to 'Old dP3 dlsC^tr{B1,264 words
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Advertisement1286 1958-10-21 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR ADEN. PORT SAIO, OENOA, ANTWERP, ROTTEROAM BREMEN, HAMBURC. COPEHHACEN. COTHENOURC. OSLO Spore P. S'l-am Penjng "FALSTRIA "I 22/21 Oct 24 21 Oet 25/21 Oct "PATACONIA" 0.10 Nev 11/11 «t "JUHANOIA"t 22 21 Niv 24 25 Niv 21/2* Nat "KOREA" 24 21 Ntf Calling Sdytia.1,286 words
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Advertisement1338 1958-10-21 11 iS!i°d N ine THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SINCAPORE tlncorsoritea m o*B Unttd Kingdom) I LINES SAILINGS TO ADEN. U.K.. I CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. Shim i»enang lENVANNOCH '0' Hamburg. London Rotterdam. M ore 21/27 Oct 21 29 Oct II Oct 1 Hey OINREOCH <or London. Rotteroam 27/21 Oct Bremen,1,338 words
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Advertisement1359 1958-10-21 11 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. TEL Nl. ***** ELLERHAN LINES KLAVENESS LINE LONDON. HAVRE. ROTTEROAM. LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO HAMBURG 1 HULL SEATTLE, VANCOUVER t PORTLAND and tor U.S.A.. No'tn Atlantic Ports Accept. «i carge fer Central I Soutk ano Canaia v j Co'ombo America CITY OF POONA DONNEVILLE S pore1,359 words
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Article, Illustration224 1958-10-21 12 TWO sister iron ore mining companies, Malaya Mining Co. and Kepong Mines Ltd., are looking into the prospect of developing more deposits in the Federation. This was stated yesterday by Mr Tsang Tak Chuen. senior partner of Malaya Mining and chairman and managing224 words
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Article, Illustration433 1958-10-21 12 NEW ELECTRIC FURNACE TO COST $1 MIL, MALAYA'S only steel rolling company, Singapore Steel and Iron Mills iU Ltd. of Bukit Timah, plans to install a new electric furnace at the factory which will cost $1 million and form part of its expansion433 words
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Article, Illustration259 1958-10-21 12 CJINGAPORE must be industrialised if more employment is to be created, in the opinion of Mr. M. Ct. Muthiah, chairman of the Indian Overseas Bank Ltd., Madras, who is at present on a visit in the Colony. i Mr. Muthiah. who is also chairman of259 words
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Article, Illustration217 1958-10-21 12 rE new ni.in.iscr of the Bank of America, Singapore. Mr. E. 11. Burrell, said yesterday that there were already signs in the I'nited States that the trade re. cession in that country was over. He said he had every reason to believe that217 words
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210 1958-10-21 12 Brandy sales down 46 per cent, whisky falls 16 per cent SALES of brandy in Malaya in the months of this year dropped by 46 quantity over the corresponding period of i The president of the Sing- apore Wine and Spirit Association, Mr. Lin Yao Lin. said yesterday that this210 words
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Advertisement169 1958-10-21 12 Which is fauft office Is your office hot, sticky, dusty and noisy with a ton blowing popers obout? work in a cool, clean, quiet ond calm otmosphere? USE (^SB^b AIR COHDITIOVAHQ gg '==r! INTERNATIONAL B^^^^ AIR CONDITIONING CO. LTD. J- 24 HOUR 7 DAYS A WEEK SERVICE No eitra charge169 words
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Advertisement572 1958-10-21 13 ■JIWIWiIJiWtUW.'.IJUI 15 Chech Before Potting i to Box Humbert) ut(POJ core ihould be roken m tcplyin* «o bo» number ,o u« »he CORRECT} DUMBER on 4 Addrew to Hie I Timei, Time* House, j j volley Rood. Co<h .nus» be tent by regis. f j post; Po*'ol Orden or fhould572 words
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Advertisement884 1958-10-21 13 CUM MOl>.\ 1 H).\ vAC I 211 Wordt N Win.;— Bo* it ctt. extra. BEST SEA-FRONT POSITION Meyer Roa'i, European residence spacious grounds, self-contained flat and large sea front double bedroom (B.R.h All modern conveniences. Tel. *****. MARINE PARADE RESTHOUSE 107 Marine Parade, Spore Tel: 447 16. (behind Joo, Chiat884 words
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Advertisement850 1958-10-21 13 i-ULL.VHUN Hordt Si (Min.)— Box M r/«. txtra. UON'l VISIT Parts Dumbl Let me revive your forgotten. French in 26 lessons. Success cer- tain LDH 26 Saunders Road. l S'n^re-fl POORMANS SCHOOL OP Music. (Vienna Conservators of Music) Enrolments accepted from 9.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. dally Students of Piano,850 words
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Advertisement805 1958-10-21 13 VEHICLES I OK SALE 29 Wordt $i (Win.)— Box iO etl. txtra. HIGHEST BIDDER SECURES! Easy Terms Given:— Studebaker. V/ Velox, Renault, Wolseley. S Vanguards, Etc. Seen Used Car i Traders. 37 Orchard Road lOppohlte H S'hal Bank). GET MORE MONEY for your oar. Shellubricatlon keeps a car in tip805 words
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Advertisement794 1958-10-21 13 NOTICES NOTICE It is regretted that there was an I error In the Death Announcement published in the Sunday Times of I 19th October. 1958. In which the name of Mr. Teo Geok Teck was Inadvertently shown. The Ani oouncement should have read as j follows Mr. Teo Geok Peck794 words
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Advertisement523 1958-10-21 13 TENDERS POLICE FIELD FORCE TRAINING SCHOOL DlSl'N TIM SELANGOR. TENDERS will be received up to noon 15th November 1958 for the provision of the following services for 1959. (a) 2 Canteens ib i Families shop Details may be obtained from the commandant on any day dur ing working hours. The523 words
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Advertisement109 1958-10-21 13 I WHITE SLAVE RACKET EXPOSED!! Frank A Darln e I KE\< H I ilm K^ with Superimposed English Sub. 3|^ F I -Tho Murkvt Z lin WOMEiX" \Jfm\ I shows for the FIRST TIME fc£ g what life is like inside ■< B SOUTH AMERICAN BROTHEL j^ .^f"-. v *W109 words
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Article468 1958-10-21 14 his fourth wicket when Graveney snicked him to the wicketkeeper. Slater's four wickets had been taken at cost of only eight runs. In the last minutes of today's play Bailey and Cowdrey deployed stern defensive tactics. What with canny batting and defensive bowling. thi s morning's468 words
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Article50 1958-10-21 14 SINGAPORE. Mon. REME beat S.R.C. B- 2-1 in their Singapore Hockey Association League Div. Two match on the padang today. Whey Ah Kuan and Bo.*,well scored for R.E.M.E.. and J. Reutens for S.R.C. Prisons beat Navy Nomads 4 0 in another Div. Two match at Naval Base.50 words
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Article39 1958-10-21 14 SINGAPORE. Mon— Nan Chiau beat Yock Eng 44-24 in the Women's section and Nee Soon beat Hwa Yew 75-72 in a men* "B" group match of the Chung Hwa Cup basketball league coml>etition at Great World tonight.39 words
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Article32 1958-10-21 14 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Chin Chi Nen qualified to meet Tan Kirn Song in the final of the Singapore Billiards Association's four-ball competition when he beat Yeo Koon Yam 500-422 tonight.32 words
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Article20 1958-10-21 14 SINGAPORE. Mon. Rajaji beat Mt. Emily 4-1 in their S.A.F.A. Div. 3A match at Balestior Road today.20 words
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Article59 1958-10-21 14 HOCKEY S.H.A. Div. 3: Prisons "B" v R.A.P. Tengah, Changi; Friendly: S.C.C. v Joliore Customs, pudang SOCCER S.A.F.A. Div. 3A: Railways v Perhlmponan Stia, Geylang; Junior Cup tie: C.A. "A" v Seletar F.C., Balestier Road BASKETBALL Chung Hwa Cup 7.30 p.m.: Men "B": Quek Hock Seng v Self59 words
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Article236 1958-10-21 14 AT A GLANCE— MCC 351 and 51-4; W. Australia 221 He bowls May for a 'duck' and just misses hattrick From JACK FINGLETON PERTH, Monday pETER MAY, England's skipper who made 60 glorious runs in the first innings, was clean bowled first ball here today in the M.C.C.'s236 words
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Article138 1958-10-21 14 MCC IST INNS. 351 W. AUSTRALIA IST INNS Rutherford c Graveney b Trueman 0 Connor c May b Trueman 22 Vernon b Loader 28 Simpson c Swctntan b Tyson 60 Mueleman b Tyson 42 Shepherd c Bailey b Lock 32 Slater c May b Lock 7 Warson c LockReuter - 138 words
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Article212 1958-10-21 14 EPSOM JEEP - MICKEY QUITS MALAYAN RACING EPSOM JEEP By CINGAPORE, Mon. Mickey w Donnelly, doyen of Malayan Jockeys, has decided to retire after v long and colourful career. He is now In Astralia and does not intend to return to Malaya. Mickey, wno started his riding career at the age of 15212 words
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Article65 1958-10-21 14 PERTH. Mon. Willie Watson had a good report from the orthopaedic specialist who examined his injured knee The specialist said he was pleased with the progress Watson had made and he would make another report on him on Thursday. It is now likely that Watson would65 words
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Article647 1958-10-21 14 WEIGHTS for Saturday. first day of the Singapore Turf Club's Gold Cup meeting, are Cl 1, Div I—6 F Distine 9.13 Am uni- mi -ill Park 'H.s Steve 9.00 Malayan Scholar 8.10 Sun of Burma 8.05 Holiday Time 8.04 Traveller's Cheque 8.01 St. Vitus 8.01 Charge Sheet647 words
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145 1958-10-21 14 QJINGAPORE. Mon.— The Singapore Turf Club will introduce a new betting system, called the Fortune Tote, at the meeting starting on Saturday at Bukit Tlman. The Fortune Tote will be run on six races Races 3 to B—and8 and members are to forecast the145 words
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678 1958-10-21 14 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL By 2 IOHORE have never r J won the Malaya Cup soccer competition. They have never even S reached the final, and 5 very seldom indeed 5 since the competition was started in 1921 5 have they posed a serious678 words
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