The Straits Times, 1 May 1959
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Title Section10 1959-05-01 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, MA* 1*59 15 CENTS10 words
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Article487 1959-05-01 1 IT'S 'CITIZENS ONLY' IN MALAYA, SINGAPORE —And a shock for Army wives: A restriction on jobs It comes into force today SINGAPORE, /r Thurs. -New immigration regulations will come into force in Singapore and the Federation tomorrow. Th c regulations follow the- recent changes made in487 words
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Article, Illustration284 1959-05-01 1 Premier urges greater I peace industry MAY DAY MESSAGE TO UNIONS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. 'FIIK PRIME MINISTER, Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein, in a May Day message, today urged greater industrial peace for the economic stability and progress of the nation. Dato Razak. in a message to the National Union284 words
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Article44 1959-05-01 1 NEW YORK, Thurs.— Mr. Aziz Ahmed, Pakistani ambassador in Washington, said here today that recent developments on India's northern borders might help her to realise that the Indian sub-continent could only be defended by joint efforts of India and Pakistan. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article37 1959-05-01 1 SEOUL. Thurs.— The South Korean Government has closed down the second largest daily newspaper in Korea, the Kyung Hwang Shinmoon, on the ground that the paper had consistently been attacking the Government's policy —Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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354 1959-05-01 1 K. BASKARAN - One police officer vs. gang of 10 a.m. lama A POLICE officer held a rang of 10 at bay with his revolver in Batu Road at 1 a.m. today bat one suddenly lunged forward and stabbed a man the police officer was protecting. The stabbed man. Charles Lockhart. 21, a354 words
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Article145 1959-05-01 1 STUDENTS SET UP 'NAZI' REGIME wLuW YORK, ThArs. -*< A "Nazi regime of America set up by 12 teen-aged boys who idolised Hitler has been stamped out, a New Jersey school official said yesterday. Dr. J. Martin, superintendent of schools, said that the gang was broken up when teachers and145 words
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Article63 1959-05-01 1 SAIGON. Thurs. The South Vietnam National Assembly has passed a BUI under which any person guilty of "sabotage, attempts on lives or properties of the citizens and attempts on national security" is liable to death and total or partial confiscation of property. The Government hopes theReuter - 63 words
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Article71 1959-05-01 1 PEKING, Thurs.— The Communist Party newspaper People's Dally today published without comment the text of Premier Nehru's speech on Tibet to the House of the People last Monday. A number of passages were printed in bold type, including Mr. Nehru's statement that responsible people in ChinaReuter - 71 words
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Article52 1959-05-01 1 Royal birthday message KUALA LUMPlirt. Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has sent a birthday message to the Queen of the Netherlands, wishing her "a long and prosperous reign." The Minister of External Affairs. Dr. Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, sent a similar message on behalf of the Government and people of52 words
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Article26 1959-05-01 1 MORIB. Thurs— The Sultan of Selangor today signed the new laws of the state constitution, providing for a fullyelected executive council and legislative assembly.26 words
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Article16 1959-05-01 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. No new case of smallpox was reported here by late afternoon today.16 words
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Article18 1959-05-01 1 KARACHI. Thurs. Seven Pakistani trade delegates today left for Rangoon. They will visit Malaya and Singapore.—Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Article326 1959-05-01 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Colour, music and gaiety dominated East Wharf today as the Philippine floating exposition sailed in at 1 p.m. As the presidential yacht Lapulapu berthed, the Singapore Police Band played the Philippines national anthem. Prom aboard the Lapulapu came the strains of "God326 words
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Article, Illustration359 1959-05-01 1 SHAW BROS. HOUSE LOOTED OF FURNITURE By EE BOON LEE Singapore. Thurs. POLICE today chased and stopped a lorry loaded with expensive furniture looted from a house belonging to the cinema magnates, Mr. Runme Shaw and Mr. Run Run Shaw, in Caldecott Hill Estate. They caught the vehicle in Thomson359 words
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Article38 1959-05-01 1 PERTH. Thurs Twentyfive people. Including six injured, were transhipped today from the Vorwegiari tanker Farmand to the Italian liner Australia. Eight men were killed in an engine room explosion in the Farmand yesterday— ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article42 1959-05-01 1 Haul of opium from sea bed SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Special Division of Singapore Customs has recovered 450 lb. of raw opium from the sea bed between Sultan Shaol and Changi. Packed in !ar?e metal canisters, the opium had been jettisoned from a42 words
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Article86 1959-05-01 1 U.S. PLftNES FOR INDONESIA WASHINGTON. Ilitirs. —United States ib selling Indonesia (JO military planes, including 10 miutary transport and World War II bombers and fighters, the State Department reported Reuter. smuggler's speedboat chased by a Custom* patrol launch. For the past several days, divers engaged by the Customs86 words
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Article42 1959-05-01 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Detectives arrested eight men tonight when they broke up a gang clash involving 30 men in Crawford Street, off Kallang Road. Four were later released. The gangsters are believed to have clashed over a "protection money" racket.42 words
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Article20 1959-05-01 1 LONDON. Thurs. Prince Philip returned to London by air today after a 100-day journey round the world. Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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Advertisement91 1959-05-01 1 MODERN JEWELLERY Set with Ist QUALITY JADE DIAMONDS in PLATINUM Display at:G. C. de SUVA BROS. Manufacturing Jewelkrs" 3. Raffles Wacc. Vpore-1. Phone: ***** Mm^j mm APOLLO ESSENCE of CHICKEN (HIDE IN US.A) FREE GIFTS SCHEME For full details asr your usual Dealer, or our salesmen, for one of our91 words
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Advertisement8 1959-05-01 1 AVERAGE BAILY IHTIH ifO S ALE EXCEEDS 80,0008 words
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Advertisement69 1959-05-01 1 Irror proof photo copies of letters. ltf*l documents. Wt**^L shipping jdv.cci fa-g, etc in ONE fcL Write for details x. I B \*it\ iMitiqii iiwim I v IOOK' 2 SIZES J^ —for 1 or 2 drinks Best value for your money There are altogether 10 Fraser Neave Aerated Waters. Ginger69 words
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125 1959-05-01 2 EGGS ARE LOBBED AT PPP RALLY SPEAKERS IPOH Thurs.— Rotten eggs were thrown at two speakers at a Peo p 1 c's Progressive Party 'election rally at Guntong new village here last night. THE FIRST EGG was lobbed by an unseen hand from beyond a barbed wire fence while Mr.125 words
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Article34 1959-05-01 2 JOHORE. BAHRU. Thurs. Choo Kok, who was found peddling opium for sale m Jalan Ah Food on April 4 was fined $1M) or three months' jail in the Sessions Court today.34 words
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217 1959-05-01 2 'BOYCOTT afaXT. CLERKS EXAM: WE WATCH YOU CLOSELY' KUALA LI MPIR, Thursday. pOUR lop officials of the Q>vernment Temporary Officers' I n ion have been threatened with death. They were told by letter that they would not live if they failed to call217 words
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Article, Illustration157 1959-05-01 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —Mr. Charles Gamba said tonight that "outsiders" of a trade should not be allowed to become leaders ot that trade union. He was speaking at a public forum on trade unionism and society organised by the Young Christian Workers held157 words
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Article53 1959-05-01 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore Safety First Council is launching a drive tomorrow to make wells safe. The Standard Vacuum Oil Co. has donated $500 towards this campaign. Householders who have wells will be given the design of a safe well and provided with gulvanised 'wire to53 words
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149 1959-05-01 2 He took 5 years to write his thesis on unions AUSTRALIAN DOCTORATE FOR GAMBA SINGAPORE, Thurs. Charles Gamba, University of Malaya economist- and expert on Malayan trade unions, has been awarded the Doctor of Letters degree of the University of Western Australia. Dr. Gamba received confirmation of the award today.149 words
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Article, Illustration64 1959-05-01 2 Mr. and Mrs. l.im Kng llooi seen after their wedding in Singapore yesterday The bridegroom, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Thong Earn, is a teacher. His bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yeo Tiain Hew, is a music teacher. Mr.64 words
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Article, Illustration285 1959-05-01 2 A PENNILESS STOWAWAY OFF IN STYLE SINGAPORE, Thursday. f\NE of the best-dressed "passengers" who left Singapore today in the Sangola for India was a 38-year-old stowaway. I The stowaway, Paplya, who arrived here six months ago penniless, sported a gold ling, a gold watch, two suitcases of clothes and 241285 words
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Article43 1959-05-01 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Ec Kok San, a leper who ran a small shop in the Leper Set. tlement. Tampoi. was fined $733 for being in possession of 3,690 cigarettes on which he was unable to prove that duty had been paid.43 words
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Article41 1959-05-01 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. F. D. Jakeway. Sarawak's new Chief Secretary, flew into Singapore by Qantas-BOAC from London today on his way to Kuching to take up his new post. He was formerly Chief Secretary of British Guiana.41 words
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Miscellaneous27 1959-05-01 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby W*W OMMlCDjTugii *ssA.iz.,isKtn IN AN < V IDEA \l»B>7-VA f-..r |r~7*" WELL. ITU. P«V POeT VpoME poom me) I tue new canolec J.27 words
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Article332 1959-05-01 3 BERLIN PROPOSALS NO MORE ACCEPTABLE BUT PRESENTATION IS DIFFERENT, HE SAYS LONDON, Thursday. jyjß. Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, said here last night that the Soviet proposals on Berlin were not in themselves more acceptable now "but the way in which they are being presentedReuter - 332 words
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192 1959-05-01 3 Red envoy threatens suicide, shouts: I'm no traitor RANGOON, Thurs. A- member of the Soviet Embassy staff, brought unconscious to hospital here, threatened to commit suicide and shouted, in English, that he was not "a traitor" when he regained consciousness, hospital workers said here last night. Hospital employees said thatReuter - 192 words
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Article, Illustration68 1959-05-01 3 CROWN PRINCESS MICHIKO, right, is greeted by her mother, Mrs. Fumi Shoda, as she arrives in a (Mule of rain to see her parents and family at their home for tbe first time since her marriage to Crown Prince Akihito on April 10. No previous68 words
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108 1959-05-01 3 Slacks lend little grace by order TOKYO. Thurs.— An American Air Force commander here has asked American women to remember that slacks badiy fitted 10 f'gures and figures badly fitted to slacks "lend little grace" in public. In a letter to the wives and women relatives of United States servicemenReuter - 108 words
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Article196 1959-05-01 3 PANAMA CITY, Thursday. PLANES and troops from the United States and three Latin American nations stood by today to meet the threat of a new landing attempt. by invaders from Cuba. US. planes based In the Canal Zone are expected to istart patrolling the Panamanian coast196 words
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63 1959-05-01 3 20,000 fall In British jobless figure LONDON. Thurs. Unemployment in Britain fell by 20,000 to 531,000 between March 9 and April 13, the Ministry of Labour announced last night. Of the 531,000. about 486,000 were wholly unemployed and 45,000 temporarily stopped from work. In mid-April this represented 2.4 per centReuter - 63 words
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Article47 1959-05-01 3 MADRID, Thurs.—Twentyseven people were killed yesterday in the crash of a Spanish airliner on a flight from Barcelona to Madrid Wreckage of the missing airliner was located at Valdemeca in the province of Cuenca, east of Madrid. Reuter. want intervention. Reuter, UP.I.Reuter; UPI - 47 words
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Article32 1959-05-01 3 MADRAS. Thurs. The Madras newspaper Indian Express announced yesterday It was closing as a result of a sudden strike by 800 employees. Two other dailies and a weekly also closed.32 words
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95 1959-05-01 3 Mr. K GIVES MONTY A MESSAGE FOR MAC MOSCOW, Thurs. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery said today that Mr. Nikita Knrushcnev, the Soviet Prime Minister, had given him a "friendly message" to deliver to Mr. Harold Macmillan. He refused to disclose its contents. Field Marshal Montgomery, addressing a press conference atReuter - 95 words
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Article336 1959-05-01 3 LONDON, Thure. Industrials gave another buoyant performance in London stock markets today but interest elsewhere was limited. Sentiment was helped by the continuing rise in industrial output, lower unemployment figures and further good company news. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: GILTEDGED Consols336 words
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269 1959-05-01 3 FULL ACCORD REACHED AS BIG FOUR TALKS END IN PARIS PARIS, Thursday. JHE "BIG FOUR" Western Foreign Ministers today reached "full agreement" on the position they will adopt next month at Geneva, an official communique announced at the end of the talks. I Their meeting here, to plan Western policyReuter - 269 words
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173 1959-05-01 3 RED SPIES 'AMONG TIBETAN REFUGEES' IN BRIEF... (CALCUTTA, Thurs. Chinese Communist spies, disguised as Tibetans dressed in monks' robes, are entering India along with legitimate Tibetan refugees, the newspaper Anandababazar Patrika reported today. It said the Indian Government had alerted the local administration in Bengal to take special precautions, tryReuter - 173 words
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Article19 1959-05-01 3 HAVANA. Thurs— A Cuban war crimes court passed the first death sentence on a woman yesterday. U.P.I.UPI - 19 words
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Advertisement107 1959-05-01 3 (omanat actually grows New Hair jf9Hft QBpJKMpjpjpHß M X/ 33EE losing your hair, buy a bottle of Comanat. 1(0111^)1^1 ME PREVENTS SCIRF DANDRUFF KO^-JJHiKIp Comanat contains substances which re- B^^-^^^^B li activate the root hairs— prevent unpleasant ECONOMICAL INEXPENSIVE ifi^&MEif Thick luxuriant hair may be yours for as S little107 words
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Advertisement181 1959-05-01 3 A CHINESE PROVERB SAYS: "Wfcy use a big knife to slaughter a fsjj \f^\i chicken?' <^^t^ Save time and trouble with... SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD. Fly in comfort and safety. Leaves every Tuesday 8 a.m. for Bangkok and Rangoon. Book your flight nmc with ENG LEE HONG. General Sales181 words
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297 1959-05-01 4 THE former Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told Malays last night that the Federation Government could never adopt an Islamic system of rule in this country. Speaking in the PanMalayan Islamic Party's stronghold at Padang Lumat. 17 miles from here, the297 words
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Article728 1959-05-01 4 FEES, LICENCES^ RATES TO BE CUT ANEW policy by a non-P.A.P. City Council, affecting hawkers, taxi and bus drivers, bus conductors, trisha riders and people paying instalments on their homes, was outlined by the newly elected chairman, Mr. Tang Peng Yeu, today. Mr. Tang728 words
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180 1959-05-01 4 Why not 'free rides' for voters? he asks SINGAPORE, Thurs. —The chairman of Singapore MCA. Mr. Wong Foo Nam. has called on the Government to provide free transport for all voters in the coming general flection. Mr. Wong will bring up his proposal for discussion at the all-party delegates' conference.180 words
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Article27 1959-05-01 4 SINGAPORE Thurs.— Mr Wee Kirn Wee. manager of the United Press In Singapore. Malaya and Borneo, was elected chairman of SATA at a recent meeting.27 words
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240 1959-05-01 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The former May jr. Mr. ,Ong Eng Guan said Mr. Tang Peng Yeu and hi* colleagues in the City Council could make 50 times the grandiose promises he made in the council today. BUT nobody would believe them Mr. Ong told a rally In240 words
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Advertisement202 1959-05-01 4 JSfiKk ROUND TRIPS TO jIiJAPAN jiry%J_ /|fl\ M. S. TJIWANGI TJILUWAH mQrfXTej&L^ commencing 16th June 1 C ySI \2J *> a YS IN HONCKONC EACH WAVy/ /i v/ if 4v| Ist Class Airconditioncd throughout J T\ J x-y Y—^ I J 1- -I ff I FARE— I st. CLASS from202 words
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Advertisement119 1959-05-01 4 M 4/59 is a double investment if in bountiful health in delicious chocolaly pleasure A lively, «nerg.tic p«rson is noticed and lik«d. He yJ^V^ n y"" creates enthusiasm all around him. MILO can give y_ou I I LUUI\ sparkling good health and vigour too. 11l V^MtolM, M MILO is so119 words
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Article469 1959-05-01 5 Dr. SUBRAHMANYAM: THE POOR MASSES BEING USED TO GAIN POWER BASED ON HATRED SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE LIBERAL SOCIALIST candidate for Tanjong Pa?ar, Dr. C. Subrahmanyam, today said that the PAP was built on heroworship and probably the Communist-minded would support such a party. 'The poor masses,"469 words
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528 1959-05-01 5 f\ m THE PAP WILL RUIN YOUR RICE BOWL OijOlG" the spa will throw sand in it and ENRICH THE CAPITALISTS E. K. TAN Lib-Socs: We have a plan to improve gratuities, leave THE Liberal Socialist Party will introduce a new gratuity,528 words
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205 1959-05-01 5 PAP PARTY SYMBOL GOES UP ALL OVER SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The People's Action Party today put up its party symbols ail over the island as the election campaign gathered momentum. Party supporters began sticking the symbol on walls, buildings and lamp posts last night. The PAP will hold a mass205 words
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Advertisement150 1959-05-01 5 self smartly fl W\ < < LJS^^ for import- %Fj Tj IPB ant occasions t *-i/ W^^*y A suit tailored by E^uire will If do you proud on those occa- l^^^^«rf.sioas when it Is important that Wfm you look your very best. You mn^ fl will appreciate the finesse of150 words
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Miscellaneous629 1959-05-01 5 I Singapore diary... PHILIPPINE FLOATING am. Japanese flower arrangeTRADE EXPOSITION at Singa- ment classes 10 a.m.. 11 a.m. and pore Harbour Board, Gate 1, 9 a.m. 5.15 p.m. Square dance Club soto 10 pjn. Public admitted by cial ight 8 p.m. passes. SALVATION ARMY: Home CYMA: Public forum on "Trade629 words
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Obituary36 1959-05-01 6 M U» Vint mum). REMAINS OP GHACK KANAGAMMAH. beloved vile of Joseph Thambyayam Richards will be emoved from 78 Gomoak Road at 430 p.m. 15.59 (or Burial at Christian Cemetery at Cheras Road. Kuala Lumpur.36 words
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Article47 1959-05-01 6 M W,rds Sit (Mtmlmmm). THE FAMILY of Mr*. Lo l Gee Kook thank ail thoae who paid night visits, sent wreaths acd attended her funeral. T. KANDIAH MBE thacks all who attended his son Pathmanathan's wedding on 18/4/59 and thoae who sent congratulatory messages and presents.47 words
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Article179 1959-05-01 6 U Words Sit (Minimum). A TLN OP Delight—Ten varieties In a tin of Verkade s Pride of Holland Biscuit*. Available al all leading stores. ALL ROAD& may have led to Rome, but discerning women are attracted to Chanel. The most treasurei name In Perfume. HAVE COFFEE but made with179 words
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620 1959-05-01 6 The Strata Times Friday. May 1, 1959. A Matter Of Trade Friendly Federation words I for Singapore, except from Ministers of the Alliance i Government, nowadays are io infrequent that the tribute to Singapore's services by the i president of the F.M.S. Chamj ber of Commerce was un--1 expected. Mr.620 words
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Article386 1959-05-01 6 All that Mr. Tang Peng Yeu said in the Singapore City Council yesterday about the conduct of the P.A.P. councillors when they were in office is best left to the Commission of Inquiry which begins its sittings today. The rest of Mr. Tang's speech, in which he set386 words
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Article151 1959-05-01 6 A doubling of the rate of radio-active fallout in Britain in the last twelve months is a highly disturbing disclosure. It must be assumed that this British experience is representative of most of Northern Europe, and because it traces to the nuclear tests which the Russians held in151 words
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915 1959-05-01 6 Dictatorship on the wane in Latin America DICTATORS seem to be on the wane in Latin America. Since 1955, when ex-Presi-dent Peron was ousted from Argentina by a military coup, four other dictators have lost their posts. They are: Perez Jimenez of Venezuela, Anastasio Somosa of Nicaragua, and Fulgencio Batista915 words
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739 1959-05-01 6 ROBERT WALSH - ROBERT WALSH KUWAIT. T»HERE was a time when the Arab roamed the desert here and thought there was nothing under the sand but more sand and all of it perfect for a white man's grave. Then, in the *****, before the Arab's739 words
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Article110 1959-05-01 6 Borrowers and lenders MAN IN THE STREET r m/iALAYA borrowed mll- Itl lions of pounds from Britain for development E purposes in the past. Mo E signboards were erected E notifying the people and foreign visitors that these projects were successfully E carried out through British assistance and generosity: Brunei110 words
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Article93 1959-05-01 6 r T REFER to the report S <S.T. Apn: 29) m bold headlines "Braga Praised— but then comes a sting in the tall." I wish to state that I was not in the least criticising =my Minister. The words reported were spoken in fun, but the general93 words
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Article407 1959-05-01 6 BUENOS AIRES 1 - BUENOS AIRES 1 From fleeced the country of every penny he could lay his hands on, he is still the most popular man in the country, and he would stand a good chance of being reelected in a free ballot. He was overthrown by the armed forces because407 words
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Advertisement64 1959-05-01 6 ELECTRONIC BRAINS They learn from ex- perience; never make the same mistake twice; work literally at the speed of light, performing 40,000 arithmetical calculations per second; they can warn their operator, "You've made a mistake!" The April Reader's Digest (now on sal*), tells the fantastic story of today's electronic brains.64 words
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Article736 1959-05-01 7 Hotel bill 'smear' Ong hits back PAP MAN SPENT TWO NIGHTS IN ADELPHI TO ENTERTAIN GUESTS SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE former Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, replied tonight to criticism of one of his PAP City Council colleagues who spent two nights in an air-conditioned room at the Adelphi Hotel and736 words
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Article, Illustration40 1959-05-01 7 THE Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, opens the Philippine Floating Exposition, watched by Ambassador Juan de G. Rodriguez (on his right), Mrs. Rodriguez (on his left) and Mr. A. J. Holigores, the Philippines Consul.40 words
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276 1959-05-01 7 SINGAPORE, Thursday. 'THE PRESIDENT of the Singapore Government Local Senior Officers' Association, Dr. Ho Yuen, said today that his association was not aware of any discussions being held by senior Government officials to safeguard their future if the People's Action Party276 words
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Article176 1959-05-01 7 Conference instead of mass rally CINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore workers will celebrate May Day tomorrow in a quiet way. Instead of a big rally at the Jalan Besar stadium, delegates from more than 60 unions will hold a conference at the premises of the Hokklen Huay176 words
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292 1959-05-01 7 PAP LEADER: WORDS OF WISDOM SINGAPORE, Thursday. POLITICAL leaders here today welcomed yester- day's warning by Mr. H. B. Hussey, president of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce, that the Federation could not afford to have a hostile Singapore at its doorstep. The People's Action Party292 words
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Article102 1959-05-01 7 JAILED FOR $1 DEBT ROW DEATH KUALA LUMPUR, Thnrs.— A father of six children was jailed for seven years in the High Court here today for killing his neighbour over an argument involving a dollar. Choo Chn Thai, 40. a fruit seller had originally been charged with murdering Ng Hoh102 words
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Article78 1959-05-01 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A writ was filed In the High Court Registry today on behalf of Tan Tiang Quee, trading as Kirn Yam Contractors, claiming $3,579,30 from the Singapore Recreation Club, O. H. Kraal, secretary. Sir George Oehlers. president, and C. D. Tessensohn. vice-president, for work done78 words
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Article222 1959-05-01 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs—Thousands are again expected at the Paya Lebar Airport when Cathay Organisation's film stars and delegates from Hong Kong arrive in Singapore on Saturday on their way to the Asian Film Festival in Kuala Lumpur. The stars will be officially welcomed by Mr.222 words
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Article57 1959-05-01 7 THUGS - TWO ARE STABBED BY THUGS SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Gangsters attacked two men In separate incidents here last night. In Lavender Btreet, Choon Khlan Nang vas assaulted by eight thugs and stabbed as he was drinking in a coffee shop. Later, in Kirn Seng Road, a gang of six knifed Tan Mot Moi57 words
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Article152 1959-05-01 7 MEDALS AWARDED TO 38 SPECIALS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Colonial Special Constabulary Medals were presented for the first time in Singapore today by the Governor, Sir William Goode, to 38 men of the Special Constabulary Unit. During the presentation ceremony at the Police Training School grounds, Sir William congratulated the recipients. The152 words
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Article47 1959-05-01 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The City Magistrate today ordered the arrest of eijht men for failing to attend court to answer charges brought up by the City Council. The eight were alleged to have ignored a closing order for their house in Cuppage Road.47 words
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Article, Illustration406 1959-05-01 8 HUGH MABBETT - The laugh that turns out to be a bellyache TWO COMEDIES PROVOKE EXAMINATION IN CONTRASTS FILMS By HUGH MABBETT AX AMERICAN and a British comedy previewed this week had many differences, but only one that is essential for the record: The American effort was funny, the British not. Comparison, however406 words
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Article205 1959-05-01 8 still hope to patch things up with Anita, he says HOLLYWOOD, Thursday. ACTOR Anthony Steel said today that he still hoped to patch things up with his voluptuous blonde wife, Anita Ekberg. Steel said he hadn't seen -his wife for 14 weeks. Yesterday Anita announced through her lawyer205 words
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132 1959-05-01 8 Hero Sadko goes in search of happiness FOM Russia comes "Sadko," a gentle fairytale about a man in search of happiness. He wanders far —even to ocean depths before learning that he must look not abroad but within himself. Sadko, the hero. Is a highminded minstrel whose songs charm the132 words
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Article54 1959-05-01 8 LOS ANGELES, Thurs. American comic Alan King said here today that he had turned down a big part In the Rod Steiger film "Al Capone," Said King: "How could I play the role? Heck, the guy was my best friend. We grew up together54 words
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Article45 1959-05-01 8 LONDON. Thurs.— "Carry on Nurse", British shoestring comedy hit, has broken "every record for any picture, British or American, on the ABC circuit." Says ABC boss D.J. Goodlatte: "It proves there is a bigger public than ever for films of popular appeal."45 words
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Article, Illustration405 1959-05-01 8 DISCOURSES ON MEN, MONEY. MARRIAGE—BUT NOT POLITICS MONTREAL, Thurs.— iTI ..j» m not a wea i thy woman, but I live very well," burred Miss Zsa Zsa Gabor today when told that one of her former husbands, Conrad Hilton, had built the Queen Elizabeth Hotel. Montreal's newest andUPI - 405 words
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Article, Illustration41 1959-05-01 8 LOS ANGELES, Thurs. Debbie Reynolds, It was reported today, planned to send a wedding present to Eddie Fisher and Elizabeth Taylor A silver dinner service. Inscription? Says Debbie: "Probably I'll simply say, 'To whom It may concern.' MISS GABOR41 words
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Advertisement297 1959-05-01 8 phonk /*"~TT_PJfIH^ om*k\s itniuti 2«414 1.30, 4.15, 6.45 9.30 Due to FILM'S LENGTH NOTE REVISED TIMES d??t£<£jWl MARRIED CAW UNDERSTAND WS3SSBW Bk m __l BM_ B_ cl^a I M __iP w lßMh«^fl M WARNER BROS. DARINGLY PRESENTS JEAN SIMMONS Home BeFoi-e Dart* p DAN OrHERLIHY RHONDA FLEMING EFREM ZIMBAUSU m297 words
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Miscellaneous112 1959-05-01 8 Straits Times Crossword BBr~~BBr2~"""BBT3 BBJ4 BBJS |HR B_P~~__ ACKOSS IS Stupid like one having one 8 Arrange with MO when to over the eight (7). give birthplace (4-4). 16 A rhomboid? Suck it and see 9 Moderation about a child (6). (7). 10 Cleaners express grief on 18 At which112 words
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Miscellaneous179 1959-05-01 8 22 Climbing plants disturb a snail (6). 23 Where campers might sleep to some purpose (6>. 24 Went before a hundred In a sort of deep red (8). DOWN 1 One word although there could be three (15). 2 Unhem Peter Noble for the caller's prerequisite (9, 6). 3 Sagacity179 words
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Advertisement1448 1959-05-01 9 Z%, nt THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. Singapore (lataneratad la tke tailed iMaMt) lines SAILINGS Tt AIEN, UK ft CONTINENTAL PORTS S'pora P. Staa Ptnang BENLOMOND I" LOnWV feßaVtlM Breaen. Haauwrg t.ll-11/ t May Laadaa direct arrives May 21 ■EnyorliCN tor Aden. Reo Sea, Hall, Crangeaoatk. Rotterdaa. Haatarg I/ t1,448 words
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Advertisement1336 1959-05-01 9 McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. Til.: Nt.. 2tJRI ILLIRNAN LIMB KLAVBNESS LIMB LMMHM, HAVRE. ROTTERtAM. HAMMM, LOS AMELES. UN FRANCISCO. aad tar Canada and USA North Atlantic Port: SEATTLE, VANCOUVER 1 PORTUURI Acceptm carge tti Ceatrai I Stall CITY Of CHICAGO' America Tpora P.S'ham Pentng SUNNYVILIE Ida I/I, 1 May 4/1,336 words
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588 1959-05-01 10 By Our Market Correspondent QOOD buying continued on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday with May first grade being taken up as high as $I.ols but closing a cent lower on some profit-taking. The price opened at $1.01 after rises of a farthing in588 words
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Article27 1959-05-01 10 SINGAPORE. April 30. RUBBER: >I.oo* per Ib. (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5398.12J per picul (down SI). Estimated unofficial offering 130 tons (unchanged).27 words
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Article83 1959-05-01 10 npHE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed the follow ing prices for calculating Customs duties for the week beginning on April 30. Rubber 96 i cents per Ib. Copra $710 per ton Coconut oil $1,132 per ton. Palm oil $694.75 ocr ton Palm kernels 5484 per ton The83 words
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Article763 1959-05-01 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: Industrials and tins were steady with selective support while rubbers were quiet and the turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrials: 8.8. Petrol 575. 3d. (AIS); Fed. Disp. $1.12-; Filzpatricks 95 cents;763 words
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Article23 1959-05-01 10 Malayan Share Market: Apr. 30 Apr. 29 Industrials: 87.92 87.85 Tin*: H7.13 106.77 Rubber* H«.72 148 20 Jan. 1 1958 10023 words
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Article87 1959-05-01 10 Singapore Chines* Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK Continent April May shipments $44 buyers $45 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $67 sellers, drum $70 sellers. Pepper: steady; no business was reported done. Muntok white $148. Sarawak $147, specla. 1 Sarawak black $82. garbled87 words
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Article76 1959-05-01 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Belling T.T. or O.D. ready: Swiss Francs 141 7/8; French Franca *****; Belgian Francs 1631 3/4: Italian Lire *****. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, the76 words
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Article18 1959-05-01 10 April average prices were: Apr. 1959 Mar. 1959 Rubber: 94.90 cts 89.43 cts. Tins: 398.39 Slfl'MU18 words
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Article104 1959-05-01 10 MELBOURNE. Thurs. TNVESTMENT shares on the Stock Exchange here today showed a firm tone on an active market. Loans 3's r 1956-59 £100 4s. 9d. Bank of N.S.W £39 buyer Con. Zinc 72 buyer Con. Tin 2/9% Mount Lyell 29/10' i North Broken Hill 98/B. Hill Pro 52/10>4104 words
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Article153 1959-05-01 10 May first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesteidav at 100"; cents, per Ib., down a quarter of a cent, on Wednesday's closing price. The closing tone was quiet after easier. Closing prices in cents per Ib., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 100153 words
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Advertisement1006 1959-05-01 10 "K LINE" Express U.S.A. Pacific ek Atlantic Coast S«rvlc« E.T.A. E.T.A. E.T.A. S pore P Sim Pcnang H'kon| L Anfelat New York Xnaiktwi Mmi Ist call 73,24 May MM May V May 2* call 7131 May Jaaa 24 Jm 11 Jaly "RHaiiawa Mara" Ist call 23 24 Jm* »/M toaa1,006 words
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Advertisement274 1959-05-01 10 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Anthony Siong Siew Lee, Salesman has left our services as of Ist May, 1959 and he is therefore not authorized to transact any further business of whatever nature including collection of monies on behalf of the Company. EDWARD EU Si CO. LTD.274 words
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Advertisement722 1959-05-01 10 NOTICES BERN AM OIL PALMS LIMITED (Incorporated m The Federation Of Malaya) ORDINARY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 30th Ordinary Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Stock Exchange Boersen. Copenhagen. K.. on the 28th day of May. 195* at H.OO o'clock722 words
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Advertisement1306 1959-05-01 10 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC The Board of Governors invite applications for the following appointments for 15th September, 1959: DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL EDITATION U/3> Three Assistant Lecturers, Grade 11, to teach English. HLstory 1 and Geography. The College, at present, conducts classes up to the I General Certificate 'A' Level. Candidates should possess1,306 words
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Article, Illustration38 1959-05-01 11 THEY WILL FOLLOW STRICT PARITY POLICY IS GENERAL ELECTION^ BUT ALL PROMISE BETTER DEAL FOR WIVES, MOTHERS AND WORKING GIRLS Mr.. Leon-So.l Che Fatimah madam hoc Mrs. Tan Madam Oh Mrs. Scow Che Sahorah Miss Chan Madam Fung38 words
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596 1959-05-01 11 ESME BAPTISTA - Watch these nine women: They're out to woo thousands gIXGA P O R E, Than. Nine Singapore women arc out to attract men —by the thousands. They are candidates in the general election. They are not just campaigning lor women's votes. They are after the men as well. The nine596 words
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89 1959-05-01 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A 17--year-old boy was caught tearing posters of the Singapore People's Alliance candidate for the Joo Chiat area last night. He was arrested by a police mobile patrol in Rambutan Road, off Joo Chlat Place. Police today said that action would be89 words
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156 1959-05-01 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Fraser and Neave Ltd., today denied an allegation by a member of the People's Action Party that it was a "vested interest." Mr. Max Lewis, general manager of Fraser and Neave. Ltd., stated today that his was a local firm with156 words
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113 1959-05-01 11 CITIZENSHIP POSER SOLVED FOR 5,000 SINGAPORE. Tiiurs— About 5.000 Singapore residents who do not know exactly where they were born may apply for Singapore citizenship from tomorrow. Until today, people "concerning whose place of birth there existed a doubt in fact or in law" could not apply for registration as113 words
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Article28 1959-05-01 11 SINGAPORE Thurs. Dr. Marjorie Calderwood, who is In charge of rural maternal and child welfare for the Health Ministry, will leave Government service In September.28 words
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Article144 1959-05-01 11 Council's plan on bureau staff SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The City Council is planning to terminate the services of redundant staff in its Information Bureau. A motion about this was passed at the council's meeting today. It was decided to ask the Chief Administrative Officer to submit a list of the bureau's144 words
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Advertisement73 1959-05-01 11 Exclusive Ronson TaP K Xhc fingertip flame conI n <• tro 38E£ BI Ronson \araflanic B\ Refuels in five |k .^J\ seconds and can be ij^ \\J^^^^ topped up at any B <M MKr^^^^f^\ time. 4w .tti/tzj Runs for about a $&?>, *^VffF^:: s *>mk y«r «n normal use ML73 words
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Advertisement410 1959-05-01 11 SECURITY FOR YOUR SAVINGS Putting it in oi taking it out it is just as easy to do either when you have a Bank Deposit y^k Account with Lombard Banking. While M^^A your money earns a steady s'.' o interest, it l%jß is both safe and secure. Write today for410 words
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Miscellaneous146 1959-05-01 11 Curmen A Co. By 3§a% I A rlTy 808 MHiSVT MttTCMJNG, KJtX COMafwCT l-f^Dt^ nßin^lS m .^■^^kc t V \Oii lmptt re ae\ ji ie»v^>wa kjt I BH IBS The Saint By Leslie Charteris jj^WßßM^D^^y ii i iii i m 'i ii 1 1 r wE have plenty op money146 words
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Article, Illustration205 1959-05-01 12 r\NE of the leading che- mical manufacturing companies in the United States, American Cyanamid C o mpany, will introduce to Malaya a wide range of chemical ingredients for the manufacture of animal fodder locally. The executive vice-president of the company, Mr. George R.205 words
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Article, Illustration311 1959-05-01 12 Pepper imports may be severely cut SARAWAK PRODUCTION HIT BY LOW PRICES THE present low price obtainable for black pepper in the world's markets is seriously affecting production in Sarawak and this year's shipments of the commodity from that territory to Singapore are expected to drop by 50 per cent311 words
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Article49 1959-05-01 12 Mr. Edward De Jong, manager of the new Hong Kong branch of the Bank of America said that the parent bank was also considering beginning operations In Kuala Lumpur later this year. The Hong Kong branch wiU undertake all kinds of banking and finance business.49 words
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Article64 1959-05-01 12 Australian meat exports in 1958-59 would be an all-time record, the Minister for Primary Industry, Mr. C.F Adermann said in Sydney recently He said that a total of ll.s million cattle, sheep and pigs were slaughtered for exports overseas during the seven months ended January 3164 words
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194 1959-05-01 12 CINGAPORE traders yesterday welcomed the move made by the Indonesian Government to set up state monopolies for the imports of certain consumer and capital goods into the R.I. Traders said that the Ministry of Trade in Jakarta might ease foreign exchange restrictions for these Imports.194 words
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Article, Illustration128 1959-05-01 12 mHE Indian Commission in 1 Singapore is receiving steady flow of inquiries from traders in India about business prospects in Malaya, Mr. K. V. Narayanan, the new Trade Registrar, said yesterday. "We also receive a good number of Inquiries from local companies wishing to trade128 words
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Article41 1959-05-01 12 The first general exhibition of French electrical Industry and of the applications of electricity in modern life. Electrama. will be l"eld from June 12 to 28 in Paris. Exhibits will be displayed by 1 800 French electrical manufacturing companies.41 words
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Article115 1959-05-01 12 A 54 YEAR OLD business association between two .of the biggest Dutch companies ended yesterday. The two companies are tbe Rotterdam Trading Co. Ltd. and the Royal Rotterdam Lloyd. The Rotterdam Trading Co. Ltd. have been agents tor R.R.L. since 1905. Mr. D. Pot, acting general representative115 words
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189 1959-05-01 12 customer, bought only 61,571 pieces against 92.198 in 1957. although other neighbouring countries including Sarawak and Indonesia took larger quantities. Local dealers said that retail business In the first few months this year was still slack. THE effect of the trade189 words
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Article, Illustration71 1959-05-01 12 The general manager of Fukuin Electric Ltd.. Mr. Toshio Kawamoto, has arrived In Singapore to initiate sale* of his company's stereophonic sound reproduction equipment in Malaya. Mr. Kawamoto said that efforts were continuously being made to Improve th» quality of Japanese stereo apparatus. "I am sure71 words
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Advertisement302 1959-05-01 12 Put your v trust in the TRACK-MARSHALL DIESEL CRAWLER TRACTOR Over 12,000 lbs. drawbar 50 H.P. engine Full range of equipment including logging winch thttTrsck Marshall at WEARNE'S AGRICULTURAL HEAVY EQUIPMENT DIVISION KUALA LUMPUR PENAN6 IPOH SEREMBAN MALACCA •■4 ftOIHATID MOTORS LIMITID. SINQAtOHi I our GRAND CHEAP SALE mSiarts front302 words
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Advertisement184 1959-05-01 12 Scotties $1,000 COMPETITION The Winners The correct solution was submitted by the following /^P^^^ contestants, therefore the first prize is divided equally /QSChgBWII between themL^~/ Ckiu Sook 800 (Miss) 898, Tiong Bahru Road, \i_^X Singapore, 3 <q Zainal Fithri, 525, Federal Road, Kuala Lumpur h X* i'nnnntatinn I'risf.v: The following184 words
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Advertisement873 1959-05-01 13 (Continued from Page (I Mil ATIONS VACANT L tt Words SS (Mi*.)— Box it eU. extrm. EXPERIENCED TYPIST WANTED by a semi-official ofllce In Kuala Lumpur. Shorthand not necessary, but speed and accuracy essential. Applicants should be accustomed to typing from draft letters. Please give details of experience and state873 words
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Advertisement847 1959-05-01 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Words Si (Mi*.)— Box St et: txtrm. WILMER COURT: One flat par excellence in delightful and quiet surroundings. Three bedrooms with attached bath, large balcony, lounge, store, kitchen, servants' room. Unfurnished. Leonle Hill Road. Singapore 9. $450 per mensem. Apply Heng Tel: *****. SO. Armenian Street. FIRBT847 words
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Advertisement814 1959-05-01 13 EDUCATION 2* Wordi Si (Mi*.) Box it ctl. extrm. ZION COMMERCIAL SCHOOL: 5. Tavistock Avenue. Serangoon Gardens. May beginners' enrol now typewriting, shorthand I 1 Oregg/Pitman'sj Malay (Beginners'/Advanced). English. Mathematics (all standards) individual coaching to Primary Six students (Pass guaranteed). POSTAL TUITION: Insure Credits/Distinctions Cambridge Certificate all groups Including Science,814 words
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Advertisement1067 1959-05-01 13 NOTICES BOARD OF LICENSING JUSTICES, SINGAPORE NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION A quarterly session of the Board of Licensing Justices for Singapore will be held in the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate in the Criminal District and Magistrates' Courts Building. South Bridge Road, Singapore at 10.30 ajn. on1,067 words
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Advertisement544 1959-05-01 13 I NOTICES COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THE WORKING OF THE CITY COUNCIL The Commission of Inquiry appointed by His Excellency the Oovernor under the Inquiry Com--1 missions Ordinance on 29th April. 1959, to inquire into the working of the City Council will bold lv first session in the First Criminal544 words
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Advertisement1242 1959-05-01 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are invited for the posts of Temporary teachers to be appointed by Boards of Managers it Governors to English Schools in Kelantan. Salary:— l. For those who have passed the School Certificate Examination with a pass in Oral English and credits in English and credits In English1,242 words
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Article, Illustration636 1959-05-01 14 ALL GET OFF SMARTLY NEWCOMER ANG POW AND SILVER MISTRESS ARE IMPRESSIVE: GRAND COUP !S A MUST FOLLOW CINGAPORIi, Thurs. The schooling of horses in the new portable starting stalls provided the main interest at Bukit Timah this morning when the No. 3 track was opened636 words
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Article375 1959-05-01 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Tonight's results in fne Singapore Badminton Association's junior championships were: Men's junior doubles (first round) H L. Kam and B. L. Lim bt Rasali Talb and S. K. Ho 15-4. 15-12: E. T. Khoo and J. Foo bt. Attan Osman and Yusof 15-3.375 words
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Article279 1959-05-01 14 FIRDIE SALAHUDIN - FIRDIE SALAHUDIN, By Singapore, Thursday JIM COURT, captain of the Australian Old Collegians, said today that the standard of cricket In Singapore could compare favourably with an average district team in Australia. Court, a former captain of Melbourne University who led the Collegians in their drawn279 words
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Article66 1959-05-01 14 TO PLAY AN EXTRA MATCH TOURISTS SINGAPORE. Thurs. The visiting Old Collegians of Australia cricket team, whose departure has been delayed for 24 hours, will play another match here tomorrow. They will meet an Indian Association XI at Balestier Road starting at 11 a.m. The I.A. team will be: Rajendran,66 words
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Article33 1959-05-01 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Balestier United beat Badan Kesanian 3-2 In a SAFA Dlv. 2B match at Farrer Park today. Mahmood. Ibrahim and La tiff scored for Balestier and Hamzah (2) for Badan.33 words
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Article35 1959-05-01 14 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. A hattrick by former K elan tan star forward Maurice Khoo enabled Johortntians to beat Johore P.W.D. 3-2 In a^friendly soccer match here today. P.W.D. scored both goals through Yusoff Hamid35 words
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205 1959-05-01 14 PEARSON IS FIRST VICTIM OF 'GET TOUGH' POLICY WORCESTER. Thurs. TT First victim of M.C.C.'s directive to umpires to "get tough" to eliminate Jerking or throwing by bowlers was Derek Pearson. Worcestershire's fastmedium bowler, who was "called" four times before lunch yesterday against the Indians. Twice in successive overs, and205 words
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Article128 1959-05-01 14 OINGAPORE. Thurs. Result* of the preliminary round of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's national championships held at the Singapore Youth Sports Centre last night. Moaquitowetfcht: Freddy Lee (Katong) outpointed All bin Ahmad (Bukomt; Sa ad bin Sukri (RTC) outpointed Charlie Low (Queen 8t); Chan Teck128 words
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Article20 1959-05-01 14 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tiger Rangers beat Rainbow Youngsters 2 l In a friendly soccer match at Kampong Bahru today.20 words
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Article272 1959-05-01 14 LONDON. Thurs. Aston Villa, the club with one of the proudest records in English soccer, were last night reiegated to the Second Division for only the second time in their long career in the football league. A l-l draw against neighbours West BromwlchReuter - 272 words
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230 1959-05-01 14 SAUL JOSHUA - By SAUL JOSHUA JALAN Besar Stadium football fans had good value for their money when the Singapore youth team avenged their earlier defeat by the Japanese youths, beating the visitors 3-2 in a friendly match^ here today. The Japanese, who230 words
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Article103 1959-05-01 14 SINGAPORE, Thursday Singapore cut down the lead through Seng Thum. Sixteen minutes later Cheng Whye made the score 2-2. With the spectators cheering for them. Singapore turned on the heat for the decisive goal which came a minute before the end. Then. Kirn Siak hit in a splendid 20-yard drive103 words
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Article42 1959-05-01 14 KUALA LUMPtiR, Thurs Maesa Football Team, the Jakarta league champions, were beaten 3-1 in the second and last match of their Federation tour by a strong F.A. of Malaya selection at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. Half-time score was 1-0.42 words
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Advertisement218 1959-05-01 14 SFA 59 MC/ll BOM y>p COMET 4 from Singapore to Hong Kong 4 hours Bombay 1\ hours London 231 hours from Ist June Take adtaMatr of BOAC* Tkart laMaliatm Plan —Ay mm, aaj biN* MALAYAN AIRWAYS GINtHAi IMfl mttm BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION Orient Middleweight champion Fights Tomorrow BIG BOXINC:218 words
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Miscellaneous75 1959-05-01 14 ATHLETICS: Triangular mrft— Singapore Selection. Police and Ist. Bn. 22 Cheshire Regt., Thomson Road (4 p.m.). SOCCER: Friendly— Singapore Youths v Korean Youths. Jalan Besar (5.15 p.m.); SAFA League Div 2A— S.R.C. v RAF Changl padang; Div. 3A— Woodbridge Hosp. v Alagappa MSC. (CU) Balestier Road; Div. 3B Junior A.A.75 words
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