The Straits Times, 7 January 1959
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Title Section19 1959-01-07 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times flat*** 1 Estd. 1845. VLDNF.SI) AY, JANUARY 1959 15 CENTS19 words
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Article563 1959-01-07 1 JOINT COMMUNIQUE SAYS COUNTRIES AGREE Malaya may call meeting of leaders of S-E Asia Capital could be site, he says MANILA, Tues. —Malaya may call for a meeting of leaders of South-East Asian countries as a first step towards the realisation of Malaya's proposal for an563 words
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Article, Illustration161 1959-01-07 1 1 4 injured as convoy truck overturns KULAI, Tues. Fourteen men of the Singapore Military Forces were injured today when the three-ton truck in which they were travelling overturned at a bend on the mala trunk road two miles north of here. A witness said the vehicle rolled over three161 words
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Article31 1959-01-07 1 An elderly woman was found murdered in a kampong off West Hill Road, off Sembawang Road, Singapore, early today. She had several stab wounds. A man has been detained.31 words
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158 1959-01-07 1 Dr. Ismail will become Foreign Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will pass his portfolio of Minister for External Affairs to Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, who has been Malayan ambassador to the United States. Dr. Ismail is due back In Malaya in a few158 words
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Article74 1959-01-07 1 LONDON, Tues— A peptic ulcer which hospitalised Singapore Police Inspector Low Chor Khiang just before his third and final examination deprived him of the chance of winning the Baton of Honour at the end of his course at the Hendon Police Training College. After two examinations74 words
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262 1959-01-07 1 $100,000 WORTH OF GEMS IN SAFE... WHY DID THIEF J ME ONLY HALF OF THEM? PENANG, Tuesday. J)EIECTIVES called to the Ban rim Lee Bank here last night to investigate the disappearance of $62,600 in cash and jewels from a private safe deposit262 words
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Article178 1959-01-07 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A LABOURER, Lee Cheong, 67, was cut in two when he fell against a 6ft. circular saw here today. The saw was revolving at high speed In a sawmill :n Nam Lock Street, off Kallang Road. Lee was pushing a178 words
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Article35 1959-01-07 1 MOSCOW, Tues Alexander Topchlev, Vice-President of the USSR Academy of Sciences, said today that the Russian moon rocket is now 500.000 miles from the earth and 312,500 miles from the moon U.PJ35 words
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Article45 1959-01-07 1 PENANG Tues.— A three-year-old Chinese boy has been admitted to the Penang General Hospital suffering from polio This brings the number of polio cases in Penang to five since Christmas Eve. Of the other four victims, one girl was discharged today45 words
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Article10 1959-01-07 1 SINGAPORE. Tues.-Sing-apore had another polio-free day today.10 words
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Article31 1959-01-07 1 DURBAN. Tues.— Eric McMurtry. one of South Africa's best-known jockeys. was found hanged In his flat here yesterday. McMurtry. 46. rode 1,200 winners during his career Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article108 1959-01-07 1 LONDON Tues Denis Stafford 25. who escaped from jail in 1956 and spent five months at large before his capture In Trinidad, escaped again last night from Dartmoor. With him was William Day. 30. who also escaped previously. They climbed a wall and disappeared into theReuter - 108 words
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214 1959-01-07 1 BANK OF CHINA TO WIND UP FEDERATION BRANCHES: OFFICIAL SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Bank of China branches in Kuala Lumpur and Penang are making preparations to wind up, Singapore headquarters of the bank announced today. A spokesman of the bink said: "We have no alternative but to do so accordIng to214 words
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Article164 1959-01-07 1 Russia backs down on Berlin WASHINGTON, Tues.— High officials said today that Soviet Deputy Premier, Mr. Anastas I. Mikoyixn, in his talks here appears to be backing down on Russia's Berlin demands. Mr. Mikoyan. who met the Secretary of State. Mr. Dulles, yesterday, was reported to nave assured otllciaU thatUPI - 164 words
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Article32 1959-01-07 1 TENCKU S HINT ON LEGATION MANILA, Tu<- miijii prtniii-i Tcadn Abdul ie ill ni.i M tdd.is mM in' h<«P<(! Ill* iountr> uould hi a Iru.itinn in Maalla next var r.p.i.32 words
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Article70 1959-01-07 1 SINGAPORE. Tues.— An action for maintenance has been filed in the Singapore High Court Regis-.ry by Mrs. Stella Koh, the wife of Mr. C. H. Koh. a lawyer, claiming $1,450 as being maintenance due to her from Mr. Koh under the provisions of a deed of70 words
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Advertisement18 1959-01-07 1 JEWELLERY in a I'liiss PH.HENDRY Manufc turing Jewellers Gem Merchants 78 North Bridge Rood. Singopore-6. Kuala Lumpur. PM.27.18 words
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Advertisement44 1959-01-07 1 the most advanced tighter in the world L W RONSON \ADror\cirne Tiger Beer Testimonials Miss I. FALUTIN a water ski enthusiast, stated: "I always fall for a Tiger!" RCWEO AND BOTTLED IN SINGAPORE By MALAYAN •ftCWCRIEt LTD.. AND DISTRIBUTED IV FRASER AND HEAVE LTD.44 words
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383 1959-01-07 2 JOSEPH YEO - JOSEPH YEO MR. YAP SAYS: GOVT. MUST FACE REALITY OF SITUATION By SINGAPORE, Tues. 'THE crucial talks between pineapple canners and small growers on the price of the growers' fruit will be held on Monday. The date was fixed by383 words
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Article, Illustration80 1959-01-07 2 Twenty-seven women teachers and three men colleagues were today taken for an hour's "joy ridr" in a launch to see Singapore's harbour. This was part of their programme for a civics course organised by the Department of Information Services.80 words
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Article32 1959-01-07 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues ASP Ibrahim Khan, from Kuala Lumpur, has been appointed OCPD. Johoie Bahru: He succeeds ASP G. Abi.shegam who has gone to Britain for a course of training.32 words
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Article77 1959-01-07 2 Bed food dump hidden in tree IPOH, Tues.— A large terrorist food dump hidden IS feet up in a tree was found by a patrol of the 22nd Special Air Service Regiment in the Grik area of Perak yesterday. The dump contained 520 lb. of rice, three tins of saccharine,77 words
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Article23 1959-01-07 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. Five men yesterday held up a fishmonger. Koh Boon Swee, in Clemenceau Avenue and robbed him of $23.23 words
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277 1959-01-07 2 There is a need for a third university says Wu DENANG, Tues. The 1 president of Tunghai University in Formosa, Dr. Wu TehYao, said here today he found, in his talks with local community leaders and educationists, "a definite need" for another university in this country. "I am very happy277 words
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Article, Illustration56 1959-01-07 2 A NEW AIR hostess of the Union of Burma Airways, Miss Winita Shwewa, 2*. (above). flew into Singapore yesterday, to fulfil her ambition. Miss Shwewa, who completed school last year, said: "It has been my ambition to be an air hostess. My trip to Singapore56 words
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Article30 1959-01-07 2 KUANTAN. Tues. Mr. Low Chong Fatt, Chinese Affairs Officer here. Is to De transferred to Raub. He is on the board of managers of the Abdullah School here.30 words
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Article76 1959-01-07 2 SINGAPORE. Tues A Labour Member of Parliament. Mr. James Callaghan, arrived in Singapore today by BOAC on his way to New Zealand to attend a Commoni wealth conference. He will be in Singapore until Friday. He was met at the airport by Tun Llm Yew Hock,76 words
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143 1959-01-07 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Chinese Schools Conference decided at a meeting today to continue with Its 120 evening classes for over-aged students "in an effort to help the Government solve the education problem." A spokesman of the conference said: "We are very concerned over143 words
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116 1959-01-07 2 TUN LIM'S BID TO SETTLE SEVEN-MONTH DISPUTE SINGAPORE. Tues.— The seven-month-old dispute between some former employees and the Singapore Glass Manufacturers Company may be settled soon. This follows a meeting today between the management and the Chief Minister, Tun Urn Yew Hook, who is also the Minister for Labour and116 words
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Article36 1959-01-07 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded at an inquest here today on Sag Kok Wah. aged two. who was found drowned In a pond at Boon Teck Road on Oct 26.36 words
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Article183 1959-01-07 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. FAKE $1 a packet "polio medicine" on sale in the Federation contains only chalk, sugar and colouring matter. This was disclosed today by the Department of Chemistry. This "medicine" Is being sold in many parts of Malaya in brown paper183 words
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410 1959-01-07 2 Soviet demand plays big role in rubber price changes LONDON, Tuesday. Financial Times said today thai Russia has continued to l>e the mainstay ot the natural rubber market. The British financial daily said in an editorial: "When the Russians are buying, prices tend to go up. When they are outReuter - 410 words
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Advertisement37 1959-01-07 2 >***BOLLIXED-UP BLUEPRINT"*^ FOR J* UNGLED up murder: f W* SLEUTH I f I VICTIM A. cotjUMPi* p<CTvmes mm Stewart Qonnla George Granger* 13Eep S*nper? uIANNn MAKIA LANALt &C..W., mmdun uimE* lym—mi— l»< romulus production OIM ON SOON37 words
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Miscellaneous25 1959-01-07 2 -THE GAMBOLSby Barry Aooleby /mo VjieAUTV/ I f but WMCCe smoulo VWE PIMP TME MONtY i i tfNovj wuece i can OUCYOU EXACTLY/ TtUT AMOUMTy—25 words
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Article, Illustration482 1959-01-07 3 MOSCOW, Tues. PARTY BOSSES FRAME NEW CHARGES AGAINST THE PREMIER DEPOSED BY MR. K \IR. BULGANIN, former Prime Minister of Soviet Union, is being described now as a "double crossing traitor" by Communist Party bosses. This was disclosed today when the stenographic record of proceedings ofReuter - 482 words
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Article226 1959-01-07 3 INTERIM PLAN ANNOUNCED LONDON, Tuesday. BRITAIN will give Malta up to £29 million (about $246 mil.) over the next five years to strengthen its economy, the Colonial Office announced last night. The announcement said the British Government would revoke the present constitution and make "specialReuter - 226 words
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Article35 1959-01-07 3 SYDNEY. Tues. Actress Ava Gardner, who arrived here today by air on her way to Melbourne to make a film, told reporters she would •'definitely' 1 re-marry "if the opportunity comes "—ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article80 1959-01-07 3 Explosion kills 20 in Istanbul ISTANBUL. Tues. At least 20 persons were feared dead and many injured oy an explosion which wrecked many buildings in downtown Istanbul today. Police, who made the casualty estimates, said a public bus was partly crushed under falling debris. The blast occurred on Bablali Street,UPI - 80 words
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Article25 1959-01-07 3 LONDON. Tues.— The English Electric all-weather fighter has flown at 1.280 m.p.h. around twice the speed of sound, it was announced today.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article331 1959-01-07 3 T ONDON, Tues. The giltMJ edged market again claimed most attention in the London Stock Exchange today and. with Investment buying continuing on a considerable scale, prices steadily advanced all day and gains extended to nearly one full point. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp331 words
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Article, Illustration28 1959-01-07 3 Death of an Indian elder statesman Sir Mirza Ismail, the former Dewan of Mysore State, known as "India's elder statesman" died in Bangalore on Monday. He was 75.28 words
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Article64 1959-01-07 3 JAKARTA, Tuesday. THE Indonesian Government has set up a commission to investigate the role of foreign capital. The committee has been charged with finding out the amount, composition and origin of foreign capital in the country. It will also endeavour to ascertain the capital circulation of64 words
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Article11 1959-01-07 3 BONN: The West German Chancellor, Dr. Adenauer, was 83 yesterday. a11 words
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Article16 1959-01-07 3 VATICAN CITY: The French Finance Minister, Mr. Antoine Plnay, conferred for three hours with Pope John.16 words
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Article15 1959-01-07 3 SUDBURV (Ontario): Mrs. PauUn« Cornthwaite, 27, cave birth bere to her third set of twins.15 words
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Article32 1959-01-07 3 CAIRO: Mr. Amlntore Fanfani, Italian Prime Minister, began a four-day visit here during which he Is expected to tell President Nasser of plans for closer relations between Europe and the Arab states.32 words
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Article22 1959-01-07 3 NICOSIA: Britain's Secretary of State for War. Mr. Christopher Soames, arrived In Cyprus to Inspect conditions and accommodation In British Army camps.22 words
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Article16 1959-01-07 3 CAIRO: The U.N Secre-tary-General Mr. Hammarskjoeld, arrived here from Saudi Arabia on his Middle East tour.16 words
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Article22 1959-01-07 3 NEW YORK: A B-47 jet bomber crashed on takeoff from Plattsburgh air force base, killing one of the crew and injuring three.22 words
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Article19 1959-01-07 3 WASHINGTON: The U.S. Export-Import Bank announced it would make available £6.200.000 (Egyptian) for loans in the United Arab Republic.19 words
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Article207 1959-01-07 3 HAVANA. Tues. Dr. Manuel Urrutia, President-De-signate of Cuba, last night took over the Presidential Palace here and called off the martial law in Havana province imposed earlier in the day by Dr. Fidel Castro, the revolutionary leader. Dr. Castro had proclaimed martial law withoutReuter - 207 words
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Article232 1959-01-07 3 Warrant for arrest of Abako Congolese Vice-President LEOPOLD VILLE (Belgian Congo), Tues. QOVERNOR-GENERAL Henri Bosnians issued a warrant today for the arrest of an African nationalist leader charged with inciting rioting that took 35 lives in two days. Governor Bosnians ordered the arrest of Joseph232 words
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112 1959-01-07 3 Blind man sees again after 51 years 117OLVERHAMPTON, Eng- land, Tues -A man of 52 totally blind since he was ten months old has now regained his sight after a major operation, it was announced here today. And one of the first people he saw after a cornea grafting operationReuter - 112 words
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313 1959-01-07 3 ATLANTIC CROSSING COMPLETED Barbados. Tuesday THE crew of the balloon 'Small World' landed at Crane Beach, Barbardos. fit and well yesterday after a 24--day crossing of the Atlantic. The crew— three men and a woman covered the la»t 1.200 miles by sea inReuter - 313 words
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Advertisement391 1959-01-07 3 I m a lucky architect I since I discovered... ...FORMICA Here is a material that ts easily worked and m> has a thousand uses especially for wall covering in kitchens, bathrooms, hospitals and offices as tops for tables, bars, and work benches in fact anywherr that a virtually indestructable non-cracking,391 words
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Article325 1959-01-07 4 INSURANCE COMPANIES WANT LAW CHANGED TO LIMIT NUMBER OF PASSENGERS ALLOWED SINGAPORE, Tuesday. INSURANCE companies here are anxious to have the Singapore and Federation traffic laws amended to limit the number of passengers allowed in private cars. Unless a limit is imposed, they say, there325 words
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99 1959-01-07 4 Federation of clerks' unions struck off KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Registrar of Trade Unions, Mr. J. C. Adams, has cancelled the registration of tin- Malayan Federation of Clerical and Administrative Staff Unions. The MFCASU is the largest union of "white collar" workers in Malaya with a membership of over U.OOO.99 words
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Article23 1959-01-07 4 MALACCA. Tues. An electrical contractor Chew Suan Hong was fined $500 in Mu-.ir for failing to lodge income tax returns.23 words
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Article65 1959-01-07 4 SINGAPORE. Tuts.— A City Council labourer was burled up to his waist when the sid.es of a trench collapsed on him at Kallang Pudding Road today. Snmy Perumal 32. was .v. irking alone at the time. Yorkers of a nearby sawmill dug him out after he65 words
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195 1959-01-07 4 MAN WHO CAUGHT THIEF IS PRAISED BY JUDGE SINGAPORE, Tues.— The first criminal district Judge, Mr. J. F. McWilliam. today commended a man who gave chase and captured a pickpocket. Mr. McWilliam said that Zainolabidin bin Osman, of Jalan Sultan, a contractor, did what every citizen ought to do. Abdul195 words
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Article, Illustration440 1959-01-07 4 ESME BAPTISTA - Meet Master Sow-the 12 -year- old artist ESME BAPTISTA By HE TAUGHT HIMSELF TO DRAW -AND NOW HE IS HOLDING HIS THIRD ART EXHIBITION Tues. Three years ago, SowSeng Kuan, was Just like any other nineyear old schoolboy fond of games Suddenly. Seng Kuan, a student at the AngloChinese School440 words
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197 1959-01-07 4 SINGAPORE Tuesday. TWO TAXI-DRIVERS sipping a drink In a coffeeshop In Race Course Road intervened when they saw a woman in shorts with a parang tucked in her waist quarrelling with another woman. Ho ."»e Boon, one of the taxl-drTvers. told a district court197 words
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Article45 1959-01-07 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Four thugs armed wttn knives waylaid a stall owner. Leng Kwan Poh. 31. as he was going home on the Johore Bahru-Kota Tlnggi road las: night. They robbed him of $200. a ring, a watch and a pen.45 words
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96 1959-01-07 4 ALOR STAR. Tues. Inspector C. Vaaudevan. 32. offlcer-in-charre, Goran Special Constabulary was found shot dead early today in his quarters at On Jin Estate. 24 miles from here. A special constable on sentry duty outside the quarters heard a shot at 1 a.m.96 words
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138 1959-01-07 4 DETAINED YOUTH TRIED TO ERASE HIS GANG TATTOO SINGAPORE, Tues.— After his arrest. Hau Chuan, 19. tried to erase a secret society tattoo, a court was told today. Inspector Y. C. Ying said that Hau was taken to him at 10.30 p.m. on Nov. 8. He was kept in the138 words
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Article33 1959-01-07 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Hup Seng Teck sawmill was fined $180 In the magistrate's court today for allowing one of its lorries to carry an overload of 12 cwt. of planks.33 words
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Article, Illustration118 1959-01-07 4 WORLD TOUR PIANIST IS HERE SINGAPORE. Tues. Miss Philippa Schuylcr. M, American classical pianist who has been described by an Amsterdam critic as "an artist one seldom finds this side of heaven", flew in to Singapore from Hong Kong today. Miss Schuyler whose father is a Negro and mother a118 words
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Article68 1959-01-07 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Va- lath Sankunny Padmanabhan. of Joo Chiat Road, was acquitted today on a charge of misappropriating $365.50 belonging to the Societa Commissionaria. Cecil Street, on June 20, 1957. He was then the company's supervisor attached to the Borletti Sewing Centre and showroom in Joo68 words
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Advertisement153 1959-01-07 4 ffl*u*u KING SIZE VIRGINIA MmMMMMMM^S^^^mmmMMM^*^.^SS^BM.IUi/ 7 MM W^M^^lG tBL MMMM^Si* %i i MB& <y* MA f r^^^f M§ •'t''t^-~ Btj^^^_ A^- J AM mTwTtyZfi~9^M^^d' MMrgjSm^} Singapore anil Federation Hff/ f 90 cent§ for 20 BeßSmJ^^E^ &Hu. i^RM* io ni f t^m^^^^f^^^^K^'^ ENGLAND In the crush-proof turn-top box The extra length153 words
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Advertisement183 1959-01-07 4 LUXURY IN THE LOW PRICE FIELD Sports car performance Durability Amazing roomine&s All-round driving comfort And Economy 1959 BORGW/IR D EASY HIRE-PURCHASE TERMS AVAILABLE HOME DELIVERY ORDERS SOLICITED SHOWROOMS OPENED NIGHTLY TILL 10 P.M. Sole Af*Mi ASIA MOTOR COMPANY LTD.o^.ra «oid. Vn,i P or.. DISTRIBUTORS MALACCA KUALA LUMPUR PENANG IfOM183 words
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289 1959-01-07 5 INTERIM PERIOD IN WHICH TO SOLVE PROBLEMS RESPONSIBLE FOR ROADS, BRIDGES AND DRAINS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. gINGAPORE'S 500,000 rural dwellers have now come under the direct administration of three district councils Katong, Serangoon and Bukit Panjang-Jurong although elections for these districts have been postponed until289 words
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Article26 1959-01-07 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. Tues. The president of Party Negara, Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar, will address a public rally in Kuala Trengganu on Jan. 18.26 words
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108 1959-01-07 5 $1,200,000 Globe to open next week SINGAPORE, Tues. The 0 Shaw Organisation's new $1,200,000 Globe Cinema in Great World amusement park, will be formally opened by the president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Ko Teck Kin, on Jan. 14. The 1,200-seat air-condi-tioned theatre will screen first run Chinese108 words
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Article48 1959-01-07 5 j SINGAPORE. Tues.— ProI bationary Inspector James 800 Lat was fined $35 today for speeding. He admitted driving his car in East Coast Road on July 18 at between 55 and 60 m.p.h., which was in excess of the speed limit of 30 m.p.h.48 words
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Article, Illustration104 1959-01-07 5 Singapore Shell's No. 1 man going to London MR. F. T. HADDOCK, general manager of the Shell Company of Singapore Ltd., (above), is leaving Singapore next month on transfer to the Shell headquarters in London. He will be succeeded as Singapore general manager by Mr. H. A. Eccles, who has104 words
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127 1959-01-07 5 PAP MAN OFF TO JAKARTA TO JOIN THE MAYOR OF SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Tues. A member of the central executive committee of the People's Action Party, Inche Roslan Hassan, left for Jakarta by Air India today to join the Mayor of Singapore. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. The assistant secretarygeneral of the127 words
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Article40 1959-01-07 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Commander-in-Chief Farelf. Lt -Gen. Sir Richard Hull, and Lady Hull will go to Saigon on Thursday and stay till Saturday. They will be guests of the British Ambassador there, Mr. R.W. Parkes.40 words
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177 1959-01-07 5 JAIL FOR 'NEUROTIC WHO CHEATED FIRM OINGAPORE, Tues.— A clerk who said he was "neurotic" was jailed in a district court here today for four months on each of five charges of fraud. Daniel Wee Boon Quee. 22. o/ Red Hill Close, a former clerk in George Lee Limited, was177 words
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Article45 1959-01-07 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Loh Pene Yew. a partner of Mun Keong Hup Kee Press, was fined $100 todiy for not submitting the income tax returns of his business for 1958. Loh, who pleaded guilty, admitted a previous conviction for a similar offence.45 words
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193 1959-01-07 5 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. A ROLL of honour listing the names of merchant seamen and fishermen who lost their lives in the Second World War including an estimated 1,000 to 1,500 from Singapore— was presented to the Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, today.193 words
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Article120 1959-01-07 5 PAP BACK TENGKU'S CO-OP SCHEME SINGAPORE, Tues. The assistant secretary o f the People's Action Party, Inche Ahmad Ibrahim, today supported Tengku Abdul Rahman s move for closer economic and cultural cooperation among the free nations of South -Kast Asia. The Federation prime Minister had preliminary talks with the Foreign120 words
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89 1959-01-07 5 HE DID NOT TELL INCOME TAX PEOPLE SINGAPORE, Tues. The Income Tax Department today described its court action against employer who had failed to give a list of his employees ana their earnings as the first case of its kind. Dayal Mulchand, of Mulchands and Co., Bras Basah Road, admitted89 words
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Article23 1959-01-07 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. An area of 960 acres has been zoned for industrial purposes at Tampoi, six miles from Johore Bahru.23 words
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315 1959-01-07 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 45-minute blackout in the Balestier and Towner Road areas last night brought a warning from opposition city councillors today that more blackouts could be expected. It occurred at 11.30 p.m. and except for Kirn Keat Avenue, the supply was restored by315 words
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Article51 1959-01-07 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. The proposed Singapore trade mission to Indonesia has postponed its departure indefinitely. A spokesman for the In- dian Chamber of Commerce, which is organising the trip, told the Straits Times today that the mission would not leave before March because of the Constitutional Exposition in51 words
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Advertisement197 1959-01-07 5 A.91-S3 sewing pleasure fj^^ I and dependability AMtf^M I T«AO« MM> O» TMt stNClt MANUfACTUCINC COW'isr WEf Ml* §9 .jgJ Jf I ML HrI US THE MOST FAMOUS NAME IN VACUUM WARE lIOKHIIO TIAOE MAtK Here is a range that can meet all needs from a Pocket Flask to Jugs197 words
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Miscellaneous385 1959-01-07 5 Todays Singapore diary... I SINGAPORE STAMP CLL'B: national Women's Club talk on RAOB: Weekly meeting of Pride Social meeting at Dragon Room, "Women's Work For The Com- of the East Lodge No. 1819 at Cathay Restaurant, 5.15 p.m. munlty" by Miss Mary McLarty StralU Merchant Service Guild SINGAPORE FILM SOCIETY385 words
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Miscellaneous94 1959-01-07 5 10.00 Gods And Goddesses; 10.15 Four with a Hammond; 10 JO Take It Prom Here; 11.00 Goodnight To You. Radio Malaya NATIONAL SHORT WAVE SERVICE 41 meireo MEDIUM WAVE BERVICES Kuala Lumpur S4l metres Penanf 366 metres I The tides. TODAY: Singapore 8.44 a.m. (9ft. 21n.) 10.31 p.m. (Bft. 51n.>;94 words
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Miscellaneous59 1959-01-07 5 Ipoh 330 metres Malacca 297 metres P.M. 1.15 Tiffin Date; 1.45 Tiffin Date: 5.00 Tea Dance; 6.00 Summary Of Programmees For The Evening; 6.05 Orchestra, Of The Week; 6.30 Music In A Sentimental Mood; 6.45 Speak Malay: 6.50 Interlude; 7.15 Sports Reel; 7.30 Rhythm Corner: 7.45 Rachmaninov; 8.30 Musical Comedy59 words
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Obituary28 1959-01-07 6 20 n,,iHs SJO Minimum). MR. THAMBIMUTHU APPUPILLAY ex PWI Kuala Lumpur passed away peacefully at Gnanagirl Sandllipay 3.1.59 Cable received by Kluang cousin veeraslng- i ham Soma&undr.im.28 words
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Article90 1959-01-07 6 20 HordM SIO (Minimum). THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Vs. Chelliah thank friends and relatives for their wreaths, condolences, attendance and assistance rendered to them In their recent bereavement. MR. AND MRS. ADRIAN J Fernandez thank all relatives and friends lor their kind wishes. gilts and attendance on90 words
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Article666 1959-01-07 6 Wiping Out Malaria A Malayan-wide campaign I to wipe out malaria will begin with a pilot scheme which the Federation Government hopes to inaugurate next year. The conquest of malaria will be a long battle, for in Malaya the disease is not seasonal and there are no fewer than five666 words
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Article287 1959-01-07 6 The failure of the constitutional talks on Malta inevitably meant the imposition of an emergency constitution, a continuation lof direct rule by the Governor with an opportunity for Maltese participation when Mr. Doni MintofT and his colleagues see tit. It will not be a happy arrangement, but287 words
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Article186 1959-01-07 6 The despotism of the army clique in Burma, has not evoked discontent. On the contrary the army is making such a good job of it that Burmans are reported to be "happy" under the new regime. Magistrates are disposing of cases promptly. Rangoon's water supply has been186 words
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Article, Illustration19 1959-01-07 6 Tell me again why we must all get behind de Gaulk while he looks ahead and protects the Uanc19 words
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656 1959-01-07 6 BRIAN KENNEDY - BRIAN KENNEDY By TOKYO. rpHE world-wide busi- ness recession and inadequate domestic financial resources are still hampering Japan's post-war reconstruction progress. When World War II ended. this country was exhausted, spiritually and physically. Today. 13 years later, Japan is still paying theReuter - 656 words
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338 1959-01-07 6 I REFER to the statement by Professor Sheridan iS.T. Dec. 30). What does he mean when he says that a person who is elected represents his ward and not his party, and that "such a person" represents his constituency and. legal-338 words
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250 1959-01-07 6 IM-ST thank you for the very able report <S.T. Jan. 6) by Mr. Peter de Cruz on his interview with me. However I beg leave to submit a correction of one error which, seemingly innocuous, is vital to the solution of the present250 words
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Letter58 1959-01-07 6 IDO not for a moment believe, as Mr. David Marshall thinks, that we are heading for hell in the year that lies ahead. <ST. Jan. It. If I did I would pack up and make straight for outer space. I believe that for Singapore the best58 words
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Article683 1959-01-07 6 HAROLD KING - Who will be his new Ministers? HAROLD KING THE DE GAULLE REIGN BEGINS TOMORROW by PARIS. FRANCE'S Fifth Rer public gets off to its» official start tomorrow when General Charles de Gaulle takes over the newlystrengthened office of President. The outgoing President. M. Rene Coty. virtually served as a figurehead,Reuter - 683 words
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Advertisement761 1959-01-07 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. 10 Word. $10 (Minimum). DAVIDSON "o Alice and Frank on slh January at Bungsar Hospital a daughter. FERNANDEZ: To Peggy and Francis a daughter on 6.1.59 at K.K. Hospital. Deo Gratias. Word, $10 (Minimum). LEE-FONES: Between Hoe Gu.ni, second son ol Mr. Lee Peng Taatj and Mary, only761 words
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Advertisement74 1959-01-07 6 KODAK EKTACHROME FILM THE EXTRA-FAST COLOUR FILM If you'd like to take colour pictures indoors of your children, or of any other quick- moving objects, here's the film to use It's speed makes it remarkably versatile. It can "freeze" action for your camera, or it can help you take spa74 words
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Advertisement207 1959-01-07 6 YOUR BEST BUY THIS YEAR! j—^^r—'^L MrtEMMHtb' **WJK«« This it Ricoh's niwe'i ■^^^^^H^s^^^^^^^gar"| hit the precision I i i v^D workmonship th o I > VZJJ "-^—jl^m^M hoi typified Ricoh J "s^fcw '^6 comero*, with super HfriS '*m. ifl^H quality f 1.9 lens, clip!h9e '9&&U /MR On "Posure meter. iBB207 words
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Article709 1959-01-07 7 'Mixed -up funeral' sensation WEALTHY WOMAN'S FAMILY MAKES WRONG IDENTIFICATION AT HOSPITAL MORGUE RELATIVES CLAIM THE WRONG BODY, SO A CIGARETTE SELLER IS GIVEN LAVISH BURIAL KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A GO--year-old woman's appearance had changed so much after a severe illness that her family could not identify her when she.709 words
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Article, Illustration237 1959-01-07 7 The Army holds a parade AT SEA SINGAPORE. Tues. A unit of the British Army stationed in Singapore today held its annual inspection and "parade on the sea off the island of Blakan Mati. This unusual army unit is the 37 Water Transport Company of the Royal Army Service Corps237 words
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276 1959-01-07 7 WORK WILL START SOON ON $1,700,000 NEW HOSPITAL SINGAPORE, Tuesday. WORK on a new $1,700,000 general and maternity hospital for Singapore is expected to begin soon, after a delay of two years. The hospital, which will be known as Mount Alvernia Hospital, will be run by the Franciscan Missionaries of276 words
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70 1959-01-07 7 Chief Justice of Singapore is installed SIR ALAN ROSE, the new Chief Justice of Singapore, took the Judicial Oath and the Oath of Allegiance before the Governor. Sir William Goode, at Government House yesterday. Sir William then presented Sir Alan with the Letters Patent of his office. Present at the70 words
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Article191 1959-01-07 7 KOTA BHARU, Tues.— The Sultan of Kelantan, his wife, and other members of the Kelantan Royal Family, saw an actor in a sketch accidentally stabbed with a real krls last night at a show here. The actor, a student. Nik N. stapha bin Nik Mahmood.191 words
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216 1959-01-07 7 EXACT INCREASE NOT YET KNOWN BUT... SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'pilfc British nd Continental Colomlx) Shipping Conferences announced today that shipping lines engaged on this route will increase their freight charges Iron Feb. 2. The announcement, made simultaneously in London and Rotterdam, said serious delays had216 words
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Article, Illustration118 1959-01-07 7 3 years detention for a girt of 17 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Leong Ah Tong. (above), 17. one of two girls convicted last month for possession of stolen coins worth 4 $47.50 at a hou.se in Meyer Road was today sentenced to three years' detention at the Mount Emily Girls' Home. The118 words
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Article35 1959-01-07 7 BINGAPORE, Tues.— Three men last night held up a couple at Clemenceau Avenue and robbed them of $215 In cash and jewellery. All the robbers were armed with daggers.35 words
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Article85 1959-01-07 7 8 O'CLOCK TALKS SPECIAL SINOAPORE, Tues.— Radio Singapore's English programme will broadcast at 8 p.m. on Thursday the first of a series of fortnightly discussions. The subject for dlscusst m this week will be the problem of under-developed countries in Asia. The guest speaker will be Mr. Ounnar Myrdal. the85 words
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194 1959-01-07 7 MISSING BOYS: POLICE FIND CLOTHES SINGAPORE, Tues. Police hunting with tracker dogs for four youths who escaped from the Reformative Training Centre at Changi Jail last evening, have found the camp clothes the youths had been wearing. They were found early today in blukar at Wing Loong Road, Just outside194 words
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Article52 1959-01-07 7 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Police today announced that firearms and ammunition licences previously endorsed by the Johore Police will not be valid after Jan. 31. in Johore State. No reason was given for this. Applications for fresh endorsemer.ts may, however, be submitted to the Commissioner of Police, Singapore, fom52 words
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Advertisement186 1959-01-07 7 TODAY'S INVESTMENT IS 'TOMORROW'S SECURITY! FIXED DEPOSIT IS ACCEPTED BY US at 7QAr\ INTEREST AI g /^f PER ANNUM INTEREST PAYABLE EVERY 6 MONTHS DEPOSITS FROM $100.00 ASSETS EXCEED $3,500,000.00 Free Booklets "How to Increase your Income" sent on Request OWN A HOME BY 15 YEARS EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS AT186 words
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Advertisement155 1959-01-07 7 ,Qn: &OPTHAT /fwik C7OMACH LATEST QifStP^^ JAPANESE DISCOVERY WEISEN ta.Fets A NEW THERAPY FOR PEPTIC ft AND DUODENAL ULCERS @yNormal treatment of gastric /■■him and duodenal ulcers is by /^""P"""/ neutralising the excess acid, P"*"^ C* Sy*/ l****^ but it has been found that Cf^) this method is not very155 words
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107 1959-01-07 8 A CALL TO UMNO: EXPLAIN SAFEGUARD OF RIGHTS SINGAPORE. Tues.— Three UMNO branches here Siglap. Bedok and Loyang have demanded that the Singapore State UMNO should hold a mass meeting to explain to Malays how their rights and interests would be safeguarded under the new constitution. In a joint letter107 words
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Article, Illustration1250 1959-01-07 8 uAUIxLU if MlCiiiff UnlVO LnUlnLCri 0 LMVYT EL no vLllll 111 IU-iAtlfc mtLiTlUnHflllUlfl tin wlUllliAlifc tiCwtnVUlK SINGAPORE Tuesday 'Reservoir was built at half the estimated cost 9 THE former Chief Engineer, Extension Waterworks, Mr. W. S. Stredwick, whom the City Council1,250 words
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Advertisement277 1959-01-07 8 No more bother with tea leaves. Just half a spoonful of Nestea in a cup. Add hot co dUiicuhy water. Tea's ready. A grand-tasfing blend JSJSL? £J J££ you'll love at first sip. Never too strong or and addntt of your too weak. Simply perfect every time. Top OlO lter277 words
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Advertisement148 1959-01-07 8 ROLLS-ROYCE 60 to 600 B.H.P. Diesels For all your Diesel powered equipment Euclid B.TD A. C. F. Brill Coich Woodfield Hoiu Mobile Drillinj Rig Lima Shovel Summed Coiutrucior Woodficld Hoist Swabbing Unit «a^^fc^^ 4 Cylinder ■^^■^^■m i*ieJa^a^aa^^^» \MH l[T3.^_ ~jj B. R. Rulcir Personnel Launch PL. 34 rwith ROLLS'ROYCE Torque148 words
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Miscellaneous262 1959-01-07 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Vale sounding luce the "Mu--1 I've delirium; It's the wrong sical Times" (s>. way to achieve accuracy (14). 7 Bound from model Imitations 9 If it was the tenth man who (7). was dismissed they did not 8 A gamble for five bob and (4,262 words
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Article, Illustration1473 1959-01-07 9 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Allied tank corps made history in New Guinea war 1 A General Stuart tank I pours a hail of 37mm i shells and Browning I machine-gun fire into a i Japanese pillbox. 77i£ 2/6 Australian Armoured Regiment wrote in its blood another chapter in the annalsDaily Mirror - 1,473 words
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Advertisement29 1959-01-07 9 SPec fob LAMBERT BUTLER. /r**** <^W ENGLAND f 1 GIVES long i nny size niiA you MORE FOR YOUR MONEY COMPARE TH F BRIGHTNESS $$*?> I TOBACCO fe 35 £*MJ929 words
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Miscellaneous180 1959-01-07 9 Carwnen A t V#. By 3§as infrr tii irinr 'MT^i'^'^ t^v~<t~\ b ~-S tk\/"^ M f\ /^GOsi*'^*^^ S I MEV.' what the H£Ck j h.{^hßC^< The Saint By Lesiie Charteris I '**W* '^s^S _<z ['then »vEuCC//e you think] You the contrary potts- y&ZT^BM %/^HAVe YOU BEEN SNOOPINqS^-j/--*^ TO R "ENCHANTED180 words
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610 1959-01-07 10 By Our Market Correspondent DUBBER exports from the Federation of Malaya and Singapore last year again exceeded the one million tons level and were the highest for seven years and the third highest in any year since shipments were resumed after the Japanese610 words
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Article67 1959-01-07 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Sur.it 1/2, Hamburg 4/5. Selbun Maru (.A. Rakl 67. Denblgshire 8/9, Benmhor 10 11, Coiomandel 13/14, Pernmoor 15/16 Bantam 18. State of Andhra 19 20, Song Be 21/22, Mandama 23/24. Oljta Maersk 25 26, Braeslde 29/30,67 words
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Article28 1959-01-07 10 Quarterly tin outputs produced for export to December 31 included:— Fa hang Con. 6,250 plculs of ore; Sungel Kinta 586 piculs and Ipoh Tin 791 plcuU.28 words
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Article126 1959-01-07 10 MELBOURNE, Tues. INVESTMENT shares on the i A Stock Exchange here today maintained a firm tone with H.( Sleigh up 2s. 6d. providing the main movement. Commonwealth bands maini talned a firm tone. Loans 3%^ 1956-59 £100 6s. «d. Bank of N.S.W £38 buyer Con. Zinc 81/3 buyer126 words
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Article75 1959-01-07 10 The Malayan Exchange Bank*' Association made the following changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (aU rates to $100): Selling T.T. or O.D ready: Swiss Francs 140>j; French Francs *****; Belgian Francs 1625H: Deutsche Marks 136\: Italian Lire *****. On the free exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday,75 words
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Article25 1959-01-07 10 SINGAPORE, Jan. 6. RUBBER: Sti 1 cents per lb. (up l's cents). TIN: $384.50 per picul up S3). Estimated unofficial offering 140 tons.25 words
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Article496 1959-01-07 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday 'Both industrials and tins were steady while rubbers were firm j and the turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business: Fed. Dispensary $1.09: Fraser Si Neave ords $1.59 and $1.58; Gammon $1.78 to $1.80 (R. D); W.496 words
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Article22 1959-01-07 10 Malatan Share Market: Jan. Jan. 5 Industrials: M.SC M.l* Tin: 89.M «».ll Rubbers IS): MS.OS IM.II Jan. 1 19S9 10t22 words
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Article102 1959-01-07 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were; Copra: quiet; UK/Continent January/February $39 'i buyers, $40' t sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $6P-i sellers, drum $64 sellers. Pepper: oulet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $128, Sarawak $127 (both down $2). special Sarawak black $70102 words
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Article53 1959-01-07 10 Outputs from the estates and mines In the Guthrie Groa* for December and for 1958 In brackets were as follows:— Rubber 9.445,000 lb.. (87 469.000 lb>: Tea (Mack) 141.000 lb.. (1.827.000 lb); Palm Oil 1.893 tons. (16,481 tons): Palm Kerneit 561 tons (5.612 tons): and Tin Ore 83753 words
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Article152 1959-01-07 10 January first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 86V» cent* per lb., up I 1 cents on Monday's closing price. The tone was steady. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int 1 Rs S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 85 sellers 86 i (Norn):152 words
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Advertisement1500 1959-01-07 10 NOTICES NOTICE FEDERATION OF MALAYA 560.080.000/. Hi% REGISTERED STOCK 1964/74. j NOTICE is hereby given that the Register of the above-men-tioned Stock will be closed from 18th to 31st January. 1959. both days inclusive, for preparation oi Interest Warrants. C. E. OASCOIGNE. Registrar, Public Debt Office, Federation Of Malaya. OFFICIAL1,500 words
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Advertisement725 1959-01-07 10 NOTICES DISSOLUTION of ENGAGEMENT We the undersigned have mutually agreed to dissolve our engagement as from today. Sd: BERNARD KOH, Sd: GERTIE CHAN. 7-1-59. PUBLIC NOTICE The public Is hereby notified that K. A M. Ibrahim has ceased to be a partner In the business of Ipoh Civil Store as725 words
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Advertisement819 1959-01-07 10 "K LINE" Japan «V USA Pacific, Atlantic Coast Service <-*„.»,.,.■. MMH iTi. vk 9&n £iahk tiAu mm M call 11/14 Frt i| FH jj Fei n Mir ?i Uu U VeX'Vl'. 0 1 3 O Mn POf!S Sa F nCISC0 M P 1 Voro, Boston. PhHjoelph.a. BalUmorr, Norfolk, Savannah, alto819 words
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Advertisement1555 1959-01-07 11 Tailt 2405 MANSFIELD tfc CO., LTD. Tali Mix (11 lims) (Incorporated in Singapora) (12 liees) i:,T H THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE .T,!' SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON t CONTINENTAL PORTS (Via Sau w.t* hierti ta amaad via Pmmm er cap* M tart Nap*) Camera option to proceed via other ports1,555 words
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Advertisement1204 1959-01-07 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWAM SAILINGS FM ADEN, PMT SAII, GENOA, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM IREMEN, HAMBURG. COPENHAGEN. GOTHEHBOK AN* OSLO S'por* P. S'l-am Penang "B*MA" JM "SIENA- 1/11 JM "LALANOIA 2*/21 JM 22/21 JM 24/29 IM "SARGOOHA" 4/ S Frt 7 Frt I Frt Calls Iryreut* Lattakia aal Slyaia. Cills laiaa*1,204 words
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Advertisement1262 1959-01-07 11 *Td".« THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SINUPMt HKirparita* ia It* MM Ri*t*a»i I LINES SAILINGS TO AOEN UK A CONTINFNTAI PORTS S cor* p. S'ram Parting lENCLEUCH tor L poor. Hull. Hamburg aw la Part/ I Jai ENMACIHUI tor L tuOl Antwerp Rott., M'bro 11/11 JM 17/tl JM 21/21 JM1,262 words
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Advertisement1264 1959-01-07 11 McALISTER tfc CO.. LTD. TEL. Ni. ***** BLLERMAM LIMBS KLAVENESS LIMB LONDON HAVRE, ROTTEROAM. LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO. HAMBURG SEATTLE. VAHCOUVER I PORTLAND OM tor USA Nortn Atlantic Ports Acctptiai earn tar ..rural I Siatl ano Canada Aaerica CITY OF LIVERPOOL SUNNVVIIIE is/»7« SSL I1 IJ Mn Calls Hull. Middlesbrough1,264 words
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Article, Illustration1017 1959-01-07 12 The jungle animals .'.rt met in Kolam Itam to decide who shall be their king. They have taken part in tests for wit, courage, beauty, and are now answering questions in an i<tort to find who is the wisest. The final question is1,017 words
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Article, Illustration15 1959-01-07 12 Mother items to be jtwmj tier chick a lesson in the art oj dignity15 words
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Article387 1959-01-07 12 All: "Raja and me wont to the football match yesterday. Teacher: "That Is wrong. Say Raja and I went to the football match." All: "No sir. you weren't there at all. It was Rajah and me." Doctor: "Take a deep breath, and say: 'Nine' three times." Patient:387 words
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Advertisement579 1959-01-07 12 M y=^ t s»» "m J I] a.m.. 1.45. 4.15, 6.45 9.30 p.m. J iWUIMJ 2ND WEEK! Bth DAY! J Boone MARDI GRAS" C scope »g J »fJ\J"|.Vi p hnnf LAST DAY! I^T^Bf TT^g 1 H a.m., 1.45. 4.15, 6.45 A 9.30 p.m. j^, amSzs THe WORLD WAS HIS JURY"579 words
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Advertisement415 1959-01-07 12 phone /LriA f yr'i»rl,"~"S ?nd WEEK 14th Day ■fhoxe mt -i ■■>< v 2nd WEEK 10th Da y w ll > lA5 < 4 63 9 3 "PARIS BY NIGHT ft S Nt ,n COLOR (SB, Pluh OX STAGE <U t. fi..tO A 9..W m AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION HULA -HOOP CONTEST415 words
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Miscellaneous244 1959-01-07 12 I Make up a verA about the puppetsl Dear Boys and Girls, At last, the puppet show Here ore the six winners ''•S'" 5 ond the three Wends of our 'Finding The Puppet hove lovelv time Pl'PPe' Man's contest. "n one puppet is different Noriboh Mohammed Serat, from the rest244 words
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Advertisement1203 1959-01-07 13 K^^TT^^^^^^^^^n^^^^^^^^^^^^^TS i (Continued from Page 6) SITUATIONS VACANT Word, Si (Mi*.)— Box it et: extra. GRADUATE TEACHER to 1 teach Science, and another to teach Geography Sc English in a Secondary School In Singapore, G.P.O. Box 1724 Singapore, I Position Filled. Applicants are 1 •hanked. ALL THOSE at present abroad1,203 words
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Advertisement619 1959-01-07 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED Word, SS (Mim.)-Box St el: txtrt. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE within 3 miles Tanglln required on long lease by European Officer. Telephone and enclosed grounds essential. Box A 5667 S.T. COMPOUND HOUSE In j Tanglln area, 3 rooms, garage, servants quarters, will pay good lent for suitable house. Box619 words
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Advertisement865 1959-01-07 13 EDUCATION I* Word, ti (Mi*.)— Box St ct: txtrm, j COURSE OP TEN Lectures in the New Constitution of Slnga- j pore organised by Singapore council for Adult Education, i commencing Friday, January 16th at 5.30 p.m. Enrolment fee $5. Por other details and enrolment forms j apply: Asst. Secretary,865 words
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Advertisement944 1959-01-07 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE ft W ordt U (Mim.)-Bux St et: txtrm. 195S HILLMAN SALOON. One European owner, carefully malnained, $3,200 0.n.0. write Coombs 3lst. Police H.Q. Yong Peng. ENGLISH FORD CONSUL 1957, 3rey, New tyres, 14.000 miles, one European owner. Serviced by Vgents. Tel: (Spore) *****. STUDEBAKER CHAMPION ate 1956.944 words
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Advertisement667 1959-01-07 13 FOR SALE it Word, U (Vim.}— Box St et: txtrm. BUY STOP-STTK and draw a line to destroy Ants. Available at A.S.M. Dawood Sc Co.. 7 Chulia Street, Singapore. Telephone *****. 1958 CUSTOM Built Hifl. 14--watts, SeUcontalned with speakers and Oarrard 4-speed changer $350. Phone ***** or ***** after 6667 words
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Advertisement246 1959-01-07 13 NOTICES NOTICE We wish to Inform all our clients that MR. MOHANDAS D MAHBUBANI is not working in our firm since 6th December 1958. HEERA TRADING CO.. 87. High Street. Slngapore-6. I NITECAP WASH-AND-WEAR PAJAMAS j£&, cW^c^Tl 4mWa "^B HflVis: Jtfm At ease, men! These Vy wLmtW comfortable Jayson "fit246 words
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Advertisement78 1959-01-07 13 TENDER SirPPLY OF COOKED Mf M.S TO LANGUAGE INSTmTTE. PANTAI VALLEY. KCALA mnt TENDERS (in duplicate) art Invited for the Supply rf Cooked Meals (230-300 Students) to the Language institute (or six months 1 commencing on February 12th 1959 and excluding periods when the Institute will be on vacation. I78 words
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Article361 1959-01-07 14 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP NEWCOMERS MOST IMPRESSIVE AT THE MORNING GALLOPS Cora does the fastest trial ON THE TRACK WITH JPOH, Tues.—Chenderiang (late Washington Heights), trained here by Rinus van Breukelen, striking form early. Ridden by apprentice Shaari, Chenderiang outpaced Invincible (Peter King) over half a mile in361 words
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Article28 1959-01-07 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. Results of the Chung Hwa Cup volleyball matches played at the S.Y.S.C. tonight were: Keppel beat Police 3-0: C.Y. "Red beat Hai Hwa 3-128 words
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Article94 1959-01-07 14 4 CHANGES IN INDIA TEST XI /CALCUTTA. Tues. India, I two down in their fivematch series against the West Indies, make four chances for the Fourth Test beginning in Madras on Jan. 21. The Indian line-up for the Fourth Test is: Ghulatn Ahmed (captain). P. G Joshi. P. Roy N.94 words
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Article227 1959-01-07 14 SINGAPORE, Tues. The managers of Rawhides and Crusaders in the S.H.A. under 23 league had to reluctantly conform to Rule Seven when their teams met at Balestier Road today. The rule specifies that managers must make changes in the second half of every match to227 words
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Article, Illustration90 1959-01-07 14 rEV call Scottish boxer Bobby Neill "a fighting fool. 1 REASON: He has three times suffered crippling injuries, has three times been told he would never box again —yet he is still in the fight game. Next month he fights cham- pion Charlie Hill for the90 words
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303 1959-01-07 14 Div. 1 soccer on two-round basis this year SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T<HE first division of the Singapore Amateur FootA ball Association's league will be played over two rounds this year. S.A.F.A. council, meeting today, decided to run a twoi round competition a.s only eight teams will be competing in the first303 words
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Article203 1959-01-07 14 MOK SIN PIN - Basketball only move by SCAAF MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE, Tues.— Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation, the controlling body of sport among Chinese in Singapore, will move at ics annual general meeting to change its name and constitution so that it can become the controlling body of basketball in Singapore.203 words
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Article89 1959-01-07 14 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singapore team to play the touring Japanese national soccer team on Saturday at Jal&n Besar Stadium, kick-off 5.15 p.m.. will be: Sect Yew Chang; Lee Wah Chin, Matmoon Sudasee; Thong Kum Wah, Umar Rahmat. Osman Johan; Ibrahim Hassan. Tahir Abu, Arthur Koh.89 words
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225 1959-01-07 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. FIGHT horses, all winners at Penang, have been promoted. They are: Tootle, Yes Dear. Perwinkle from Class 3 to Class 2>: Box Office 11. Melianthus, Straight Flight II (from Class 4 to Class 3) Thank You and Light of225 words
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Article177 1959-01-07 14 Meckif f does not throw, he says MEULEMAN DEFENDS SLATER pAPETOWN, Tuesday.— A wellknown South African Test umpire said here yesterday that in his opinion lan Meckiff, the Australian bowler who is the centre of controversy after the Second Test in Melbourne, "does not throw." He is Mr. Alf Birkett,Reuter - 177 words
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Article336 1959-01-07 14 TOUR JAPAN OFFER TO MALA YA KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. JAPAN will take part in the next Merdeka anniversary soccer tournament and will also make another tour of Malaya in December this year. Dr. S. Ichida. Director of the Japanese Football Association, told the Straits Times here today. Dr. Ichida said336 words
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Article18 1959-01-07 14 LONDON. Tues. Falkirk beat Stirling Albion 2-1 in their Scottish First Division football match at Falkirk.18 words
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Article105 1959-01-07 14 3 out, only Omar is left OANGKOK, Tues. 13 Singapore's Omar Ibrahim was the sole Malayan survivor when the men's singles of the Siamese International badminton tournament reached the quarterfinals stage here today. The other* three Malayan competitors were eliminated. LEE KIN TAT 'Singapore) fell to Slam's Thanoo Khajadbhal 15-7.105 words
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Article102 1959-01-07 14 BANGKOK. Tues.—Charoen Watanasin beat Eddie Yusuf 15-4. 15-11 this morning to enter the semifinals. Siamese champion Thanoo Khajadbai also quali. lied for semi finals by beating All-England champion Erland Kops 10-15. 15-11, 15-8.— U.P.1. (India). Tan Joe Hock (Inrionesia Eddy Yusuf (Indo- Jt nesia), Erland Kops (Denmark),UP - 102 words
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269 1959-01-07 14 SYDNEY. Tues— lan Meckiff. Australia's left-handed fast bowler now the centre of a controversy as to whether he "throws" the ball In delivery, heads the Australian Test bowling averages after two matches with 14 wickets at 12.14 apiece. Peter May tops the England batting269 words
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Advertisement131 1959-01-07 14 NO OTHER AIRUNE OFFERS YOU SO MUCH! V \ar Ik i s""** For example: EXTRA QUIET AIRLINERS Long famed for their superlative quietness, Pan American's double-decked Super "Strato" Clippers* now are quieter than ever! Now, new aluminium propellers, especially designed for Pan American, help reduce engine noise to a mere131 words
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Miscellaneous86 1959-01-07 14 RUGGEB: RAF. Seletar v Naval Base, Seletar: R.E.M.E. v R.A.O.C, Ayer Rajah Road; Police v south Johore "A". Johore Bahru. HOCKEY: S.H.A. under 23 leane: Harlequins v Comb. Schools. Balestier Road; Crusaders v Playfair, Serangoon Road; Tamil Festival tournament (semifinal! Bharatha Rovers "A" v Bharatha Rovers "B". Farrer Park. SOCCER:86 words
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