Singapore Standard, 23 August 1957
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Title Section23 1957-08-23 1 Singapore Standard *»»*z* pv 4; ce fIL v^l JL ™™r' ™^t"" 111. No. 52 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1957 12 I»\«.K^ l.i IKNTS23 words
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Article, Illustration575 1957-08-23 1 30 Unionists Detained In Island-wide Raids New P.A.P. Executives In Dragnet Which Spread To 33 Unions SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT YESTERDAY STRUCK HARD AT LEFTIST ELEMENTS IN THE COLONY AND BY 4 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING POLICE SPECIAL BRANCH OFFICERS HAD ROUNDED UP 30 TRADE UNION LEADERS. It is575 words
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Article98 1957-08-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Kuala Lum; I be deI a "wl an i" I m ras the biggest M( flit to the people of Federal capital. An estimated 329,000 pc b the Municipal area benefit from this declaration. Selangor Men r: Besar Inche Abdul Jamil bin Abdul98 words
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Article362 1957-08-23 1 NO SIGN OF M.C.P. MOVE TO PACK UP: LEE TOLD KUALA LUMPUB, Thurs. Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman told the Standard tonight he was "truly touched" by the Singapore Legislature's resolution welcoming the independence of the Federation and pledging the Colony's unstinted co-operation m the tasks362 words
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Article63 1957-08-23 1 Tunku For S' pore Talks FEDERATION* Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman will arrive m Singapore this morntng to discuss tuture relations between the two territories, with the Island's Chief Minister, Mr Lim Yew Hock. Mr Lim said m the Singapore Legislative Assembly on Wednesday that "talks with the Federation government63 words
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Article26 1957-08-23 1 POTE BARASIN, tormer Thai Ambassador to the Uni-tt-d States, will be Installed a;. secretary-general of the South-east Asia Treaty Organization on Sept. 4 A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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82 1957-08-23 1 THE TYPEWRITER on which Han (Love Is a ManySplendoured Thing) Suyin wrote her latest novel "The Mountain Is Young," was stolen from her locked car outside the Adtiphi Hotel, yesterday. The world-famous author was having tea m the hotel when the thiet ripped open I82 words
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Article, Illustration41 1957-08-23 1 NEWLY-elected secretary of the Peoples Action Party, Mr. T. T. Rajah steps out of the Middle Road premises of the defunct Shop and Factory Workers Union, irhere he was called by unionists at 8 p m. yesterday.41 words
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Article58 1957-08-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Three Communist terrorirsts. one a woman, were killed by a patrol of :he sth Battalion Malay Regiment, at Rawang. near here, yesterday. They have been identified as An Poh. Lim Kirn S< ng and the woman. Wong Kwee Lian. Two rifles, a grenade,58 words
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Article22 1957-08-23 1 GOVERNMENT offices m Lagos were almost at a standstill yesterday due to Asian 'flu spreading japidly throughout Nigeria.- ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article81 1957-08-23 1 THESE dramatic 3 a.m. pictures of the capturod h> the Standard cameraman outMde the Middle Road premisea of tho defunct shop and Fa( torj Work- i s Union. Picture on left shows: Inspt. Peter Tay and escorting a mm v Iri i<> a watttec81 words
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Article150 1957-08-23 1 Two Airdrops, Then Silence RAUB, Thurs A Royal Air Force Vali I I night report d missing with seven men aboard, while on antiCommunist operation m this ■n i The twin-engined transport aircraft carried a pilot navigator and .signaller, all RAF memb md four Air150 words
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347 1957-08-23 2 WIFE AND MA -IN -LAW TOLD TO COMMIT SUICIDE PENANG. rhurs A pretty huuseuu Ong I'haik Luan. .;<). told 'I: \u Ah Wan m the Magistrate's \.-ii-pti..ned her one da>, -.I--' sting that she and h« r mother "so and > ...i.lr i> sum- her hus--Imi >em; Khini. a --nian.347 words
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385 1957-08-23 2 ARMY CAPTAIN TO MAKE DEFENCE TODAY BRITISH Army CnrBenun Vtank Castle, 40. of 3 Ba.^e X Depot. RAOC. before a Singapore General Court .al on 20 charges, will make his defence today. Ten of the charges a i pi thai Castli bad i public property involvi] I Of $1.041.Ti0. Nine385 words
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65 1957-08-23 2 Padi Planter Jailed For Parang Attack ALOR A i Mat. was sentenced to years' jail b\ today for voluntarily causing A- Judge if he ,ay before sent en him. C on naaoa for a struggle a: M aim i parang." Noor said. The prosecution case wa» it while Othmaa was65 words
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Article69 1957-08-23 2 KU I OMPUR. T:-r> derigaate to* the Federate -i Tory, will arr.. c morrow. His office m Ampang Rorri is already m full el l ration All but two secretaries hi c i from Britain. is Mr. D >• atta< ned to :ne office of the High69 words
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Article291 1957-08-23 2 MacGillivrays Pay Final Visit To Johore Bahru Friendship And Trust Will Remain Unchanged— He Says JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. The friendly relations which already exist between the various communities m Malaya will grow stronger with Nationhood, the Federations High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, said here tonight at291 words
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Article51 1957-08-23 2 the Umax PnUm Tamil School Building Fund n m stands at 315.142 80. the schml unittee'i president, Mr. A. N. Maideen. to] I the Standard yesterday. The fund's target i? 1100,00*, which will be used to erect a new two-storey building f^r the school m Maxwell51 words
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Article144 1957-08-23 2 A YOUNG housewife, Tojinder Kaur, spent four days m hospital with injuries sustained following beatings by her husband and three other men, the Singapore Third District Court was told yesterday. The husband, Channan Singh, and the three men, Dalip Singh, Delveer Singh and Kappal Singh,144 words
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Article30 1957-08-23 2 TAN ENG CHOON, 52, a lorry driver, was killed when a lorry he was driving crashed Into a lamp post at the 4J mile, Pasir Panjang Road, yesterday.30 words
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Article378 1957-08-23 2 Invasion Plans Are Revealed IPOH, Thurs. The disruption of Japanese communications and supply lines m the event of an invasion of Malaya by Allied forces was the major task of "Force 136 the famous band of guerilla fighters during the war. Members of the Ipoh378 words
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Article135 1957-08-23 2 Woman Perjurer Again In Court PENANG, Jliurs Magistrate. Mr. Au Ah Wah, last Friday sentenced a womaji prosecution witness to two weeks' iai! aittr tellinu her that .she had been tc})ing a pack of lies m court. The woman. Chan K:n HO today uga:n appeared before Mr Au, who told135 words
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Article63 1957-08-23 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Australian Commission here will become a High Commission when Malaya attains its independence it was offi( ly announced tonight. The present Australian Comm- issioner, Mr. T. K. CritcMty, will be the first High Commitsioner. At the same time Malayan Commission m Canberra will also63 words
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Article116 1957-08-23 2 COMMODITY PRICES (oeul> p»r It. m V: pore yestorda v r«- liuter* >ell«>rv 90J HSigjE 1 9U 91* sis No 2 91 KS.S No Ton. Easier The pri< c oj Singapore fWlMfav was >.)7(7 prr phut. cts. LONDON HI I.! House Terms Thursdaj 's <• pen i n g first116 words
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Article26 1957-08-23 2 THE FILM, Sun" which raised a stor~ the southern states of America was yesterday passed without any cuts by the cial Malayan Film Censor.26 words
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Advertisement154 1957-08-23 2 J <^ PICKS A WINNER on a j •4c if ron/ov "^'^t* JR*' outboard |vfr i -< A. k a >■ B^B B^B BBv B^B^B^^^ ■^V BuH al BBT B^B^ BBv B^B B^v BBv BBV BBV Hp^ tC A/ W J^ I>^ a BB^Bv bbb b^^^^^^^b^b^b b^v w i v%154 words
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Article292 1957-08-23 3 Money* Lenders Bid To Save Their Loans Report Debts By End Of Year (Not Oct. 3) Or Face The Sack THE SINGAPORE government has allowed its employees up to the end of the year to report their indebtedness or declare solvency. This is a variation on292 words
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Article, Illustration178 1957-08-23 3 HIS CHEQUE FOR $23,000 Ex-TB Patients Can Now Have Their Cottages UTH 540.457 SO m tinbank SATA is now able to t building the 16 cot,es m uhirh officials m to houi-e Banted e\r. patients at the South ids Settlement, Singapore. Armour. Ing -is yesterday, Mrs. Diana Go. dins. SATA178 words
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Article85 1957-08-23 3 W. URNAXDEZ Gammon (Malaya) Limited, pleaded guilty m a Singapore traffic court yesterday to L- jes of driving a steamV. r without a licence along Kolam Ayer Lane on Ja and for not being covered by insurance when dri\ He was fined a total of $30 and85 words
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Article34 1957-08-23 3 EQUAL rights for women In Malaya will be debated at the next weekly meeting of the Singapore Debating Team on Tuesday at 6.30 p.m. at the British Council Hail m Stamford Road.34 words
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207 1957-08-23 3 His 10th Offence Gets Him 2 Years TAN CHEE KONG. 27. with nine convictions to his name, was yesterday Jailed for two ye.ir> by District Judge Mr. J. F. McWilliams for stealing a set of pens worth $80. Tan was also ordered to unde:v two years' police supervision after serving207 words
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Article41 1957-08-23 3 HONGKONG. Aug. 22. S i S ndard Ser\ire: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $15 55 I Sterling; (6.***** to UJS |1 f 1.833 to Malayan $1; $0,102 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $262 625 to a tael.41 words
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182 1957-08-23 3 POLICE Secretary Mr. Peter Claque yesterday said: "We do not investigate kidnapping cases until the victims are found." He was commenting on a report that police wew investigating the kidnapping of Colony wine merchant, Mr. Ng Kirn Let. 1 53, of182 words
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Article, Illustration110 1957-08-23 3 FORMER Kin? and prime minister of Cambodia. Prince Norodom Sinhanouk. arrived m Singapore yesterday by the liner Viet-Nam en route to Frame. The Prince's resignation from the premiership was accepted recently by his father. Kins Norodom Suramarit, on the grounds of ill-health. In France he will be RivenStandard - 110 words
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Article, Illustration57 1957-08-23 3 PRETTY GIRLS In Singapore Offices ANITA PAULO, 23. Ls a secretary at Duncan Roberts Lid. If given the chance to travel overseas, Anita said that she would not hesitate to choose Sweden. Anita seldom finds time to xo t<> the pictures, swimming or to dances, as she is either busy57 words
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Article63 1957-08-23 3 A SPBCXAL Mfmoa m Malay on "The Mi!lenium and the War thai Will end all Wars'' will be delivered by Pastor Daniel Liem m the IMaranalha Ha:!, 730| Dunman Road, Katong, on Sunday at 7. H0 p.m. Dr. A. C. Ma/at, of the Youngber£63 words
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182 1957-08-23 3 THIRTY-FOUR people were watching a "blue film" show m a house m Geylang when they wire interrupted by the police, a Singapore Court was told yesterday. In curt was a youth, Ng X m Seng. 19. who pleaded guilty to two charges exhibiting182 words
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85 1957-08-23 3 Two Colony Observers For PMIA Meet THE Singapore branch of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Association will send two observers to the annual general meeting of the Association m Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 24 and 29. A party spokesman said pesterday that the local branch could not send fullfledged delegates because it85 words
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149 1957-08-23 3 A STUDENT of the Dryburg English School, Singapore, had his Den picked from his shirt pocket when he refused a stranger's demand for 20 cents, Magistrate Choor Singh was told yesterday. The stranger, later identified as Willie Lim. then jumped on a149 words
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Article47 1957-08-23 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The majority of the 60 Hongkong delegates to the Merdeka trade fair held up m Singapore because of visa delays, are nowallowed to enter the Federation. Mr. Loh Yit Lock, the fair's spoke-man. =aid today The remaining dc. 'will socr. I47 words
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Advertisement57 1957-08-23 3 GRA\D \IALAYA\ PREMIERE! I TOMORROW REX MIDNIGHT A HEART RENDERING DRAMA! OF A FAMILY DIVIDED! MAJUMDAR 4wr^ TR «:-..*ia win M jKI ff 0 uju-IY til M I'iiODL-CT/OXS LID. f ta^ah SA'ADIAH J£* HASIMAH JSm c Kaseh I .Sayanc i W WM, iU PI KIM POSt D tMCLISH SUBTITLES I57 words
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Advertisement75 1957-08-23 3 SHEER ELEGANCE fl UNRIVALLED ACCURACY p CHOOSE J N of Switzerland slim line dote 1957 with the exclusive H$F56 movement I lllllllilKlllllilißff 81 6 87. MIDDIB ROAD. SINGAPORE. ***** 1 IT" ff i il l^^^^^^^ 1^ lIV C 9 IW I m PHILIPS RADIOS I V^^^fc/ Ask your authorised PHILIPS75 words
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272 1957-08-23 4 THEY WILL HAVE NO PART IN A POLITICAL SHOW KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— British troops have declined to man the giant searchlights they have fixed on the Padang here for the midnight Alliance Merdeka Rally on August 30. The reason: The Imperial forces272 words
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Article, Illustration86 1957-08-23 4 nrilE blooming: of the "Kengr Hua" a flower best known to the Chinese as "Queen of the Night," and thought to bring good luck and prosperity, has been well marked m Klang for the the past one week. Hundreds of blooms couldCh'ng Seng Poh - 86 words
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146 1957-08-23 4 Kota Bharu assessment rates go up KOTA BHARU, Thurs.— Owners of property In Kota Bharu will have to Day mcreased assessment as from this year. Revealing this at a Press conference today, Town Council President, Date Haji Abdullah, said that all properry m the town area had been revalued, and146 words
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247 1957-08-23 4 Staffing Will Be A Major Headache THE five-man University of M.i aya Commission has already received a large number of reports, Dr. R. S. Aitken, Vice-Chancellcr of Birmingham University and chairman of the Commission said yesterday. The Commission has been set up by the Singapore247 words
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Article, Illustration259 1957-08-23 4 MR. JUSTICE Abdul Hamid, of Pakistan, arrived m Singapore last night by air with a four-page congratulatory message for the people of Malaya on the achievement of Independence. Mr. Justice Hamid, who was a member of the Reid Com- -ion which259 words
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Article60 1957-08-23 4 COLOMBO. Aug. 22, (AP).— Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranajke said today he will board the Dutch .-hip vvniem Ruyi late on Friday for Singapore en route to Kuala Lumpur to attend ceremonies ma:k[ng Malaya's independence. He said he will be the gue.-t of the Singapore Governmcrt60 words
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Article54 1957-08-23 4 THE Ceylon Tamils Association m Singapore yrtflliJaj decided to contribute tow. the entertainment of the Prime Minister of Ceylon Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike at a tea party on August 28 to be sponsored by the Cey.on Co:r.:r:i--sion. A delegation will also welcome the Prime Minister's party upon his54 words
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Article34 1957-08-23 4 AT the recent 60th birthcay celebrations of the Sultan < f Kelantan, ICtft J. D. Chelliah became the first Indian woman m the state to be honoured with a Meritorious Service Medal34 words
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Miscellaneous438 1957-08-23 4 sStcindard c&lmanac Information at a Glance l&jSi'aftb Hdl: 630 pm> "ADIO MALAYA (General t?erj^gMyg Katon(r Kn vt fliih (Giiillemard Time' Signal and New, l"45" Potfi^oPx&^a^V'V^&^V^^B 1 i < i >r .j:> m. Body- paurri (Part 2), 6 p.m. Time Anplstvi#*itK&fn*ifo*~»*.*tiJ*'^pAiXn 1 ti p.m 1 .t.c j :i.m show. nouncement and438 words
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268 1957-08-23 5 VIP's Waited In Vain For 'Chin Peng' BANDA BAHRI'. Thurs. "Chin Peng" disappointed the YIPs at the ceremonial rally of Bagan :.ik and Lubok Buntar residents at the Malay „1 yesterday, when the two areas were declared ie" by the Raja Muda of Kedah, Tunku Abdul Ihiiai. "Ch I id268 words
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335 1957-08-23 5 Kon C1 Capuu^of Ihe Nh freighter ■< r\ ase i'r put 1 to" him a b> u ti.'; raited and detained six :nbrrs of his m'w. the nuapore Sixth Magis- Court uas told yW t ■AaThis was said during the trial of the335 words
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Article84 1957-08-23 5 SINGAPORE'S Peoples /I, A 'ti V -:-nl.i% set implement p.irty policy ami i.trrv out its programme. I Di r secretar> uentTal .Mr. Let- Ku.m Yew is on three <ii the committees and hLs successor. Mr. T.T. Rajah, is also en three. Former chairman Dr. Ton84 words
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Article, Illustration109 1957-08-23 5 MONGOLIA'S first Ambassador to Indonesia. Mr. Sanomin Lobsan. (above) who dropped into Singapore yesterday for a short visit with his wife. Mr. Lobsan refused to talk politics at the airport. "YVhv don't you ask me about our livestock, the main economy of my country?" he asked. "We haveStandard - 109 words
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Article83 1957-08-23 5 Undergrads 'Arrest' A Thug ABOUT 4D University of Malaya undergraduates stopped a man and handed him poll v after he msaultecl their "char walla" outside the University Hostel. Singapore yesterday. The undergrads studying far forthcoming exanu:. tions. heard a commotion at the tea stall and saw a man v m.ii.-hinij83 words
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Article, Illustration217 1957-08-23 5 200 Stalls To Be On Show MORE than 200 display stalls with the most modern technical, industrial and household equipments will be on show at the Singapore Trade and Industries Fair 1957, to be held at the Great World Amusement Park217 words
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Article22 1957-08-23 5 Two naval craft of the ItalayU Navy will visit Teiuk Anson on August 30 as part of the "Uerdeka celebrations.22 words
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Article, Illustration117 1957-08-23 5 Filipino Ace Directs New Film ACE Filipino film director. Mr. Tootlorico Santos, is m Singapore to direct Shaw's Malay Film Productions' latest picture, "Taufan"' (The Storm). Mr. Santos said yesterday that the story had all the ingredients for a good film and should be well received m Asian and117 words
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87 1957-08-23 5 Lim: Trade Will Cement Friendship AM increase m trade w:lh Japan will cement the friendly relations and understandta i between the two countries. Singapore's Chief Minister, .Mr. Lim Yew Hock, declared last night. Mr. Lim was speaking at a dinner m honour of Mr. Toy\>roku Ando, president of Japan's Onoda87 words
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Article62 1957-08-23 5 KUALA LUMPUR, ThUTS. The Federation Government is to make arrangements with Indonesia for the exrhar.se <^ professors and students m the Ifalaj language. This was disclosed to the Standard today by Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman. Ambas-sador-designate to Indonesia He said m order to promote wider u?e62 words
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764 1957-08-23 5 He Was All Powerful And There Was An Expected Promotion For Me, Says Clerk I 22nd DAY j IPOH, Thurs. A former case clerk at the Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong Rambutan, told the Commission of Inquiry today that though he knew the Medical764 words
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Article, Illustration71 1957-08-23 5 SINGAPORE film magnate. Mr. Lok< Tho >■ i.-rd.n appealed to the publi< to support opened an art exhibition al the British ouneil Hall Mr. Loke. well-knoun ri patron v.id ih.it .n Hi. i,.-' m--i local work- «-t I. future, he hoped, there Mould b« nion V buyers of71 words
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Advertisement70 1957-08-23 5 THE Ml **jHL jfc CYC LE a Ray of cycling plvasurv! The RAY pleases 1 > ?^^s^ c^^^ a pride to own I The RAY pleases I the senses I feel how easly .t I A p roduci af italoiah industries. runs. Clever design I makes it so effort- less70 words
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Article438 1957-08-23 6 JT is heart nir.g to see more areas have been declared 'white' on the eve of M.-rdrka. IMI Wednesday the important north-Will m r stretchi: z from Perlis to north Perak was freed of irksome Emergency restrictions. This huge Ml hM bo v.hitt' because of the co-operation438 words
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Article457 1957-08-23 6 IT every Legislate Assembly meeting and political gathering m Singapore, it has now become customary for some speaker or other to get on his feet and. I I fever of acrimony, damn colonialism. The lengths to which these so-called orators go m their outbursts are becoming nauseating, particularly457 words
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Article878 1957-08-23 6 Anglo-U.S. Suspicion *^****«»«mTIZM4mr J*HERE is little doubt that there is more antiAmericanism m Britain now than at any time since the end of the war. Tiic suspicion is traditional on the Left, where America is regarded as the archetype of all capitalist evils, but at the moment the irritation with878 words
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Article640 1957-08-23 6 ASTER GUNASEKERA - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERA ty TN the deluge of speeches ir.ade m the Singapore Assembly on Wednesday, two points stood out boldly m the oratorical contributions to the Chief .Minister's motion expressing the goodwill of the Colony towards the Federation on the attainment of independence. The640 words
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1499 1957-08-23 6 Communíst Threat to Indonesían Uníty The sweeping successes of the Indonesian Communist Party (PKI) m the recent provincial municipal elections In Java have once more focussed the worried attention of West: governments on the island republic of more than SO million people that stretches from Malaya to Australia. But the1,499 words
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Advertisement121 1957-08-23 6 BLUE SPOT Or MAKES RADIO HISTORY It is Blue Spot again that leads the World m oftfor the first time the most sensational 11-\al\« Wave Radio operating on a sell -contained Pocket 6-volt dry battery, which is not much bigger than fist. There is no such a radio offered by121 words
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Article, Illustration535 1957-08-23 7 CORINNE CALVET TO TELL ABOUT THAT 'FRISKY FILLY' ARTICLE IN MAGAZINE HOLLYWOOD LIBEL TRJAI) Negro Boxer Said He Lived With Mac West The trial of :he magazine on criminal l.bel charges was I i Include alleged Hi-Jinks ut the popular TV show "0-question." Defendant Fred Meade. the her, testified that535 words
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Article235 1957-08-23 7 Ike's New Bid For Aid Funds WASHINGTON, Ausj. 22 W President Eisen\er hxs made a vigorous ii lo Congress to restore Mutual security funds neeUt -I to support ConimunistI reatened Korea. Nationalist China. Vietnam, Pakistan and Turkey. He said at his news conference that unless th action was taken the235 words
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Article, Illustration85 1957-08-23 7 photo. U.P. ATTENDING an International Boy Scouts conference at Cambridge, the ltith International Conference, leaders of the movement from all over the world decided that the next Scout Jamboree m 1959, will be held m the Philippines. Here (left to risht) are: Gen. I). Spry,U.P. - 85 words
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Article57 1957-08-23 7 BAYO\ J T E, New Jersey, Aug. 22 (AP)— A policeman q Joseph Godetki, 38, noticed a tattoo OH thi§ s hand. "m memory of ivy wUe, ;> M id, "But your wife isn't dead,"' V\e pol Ctnun remarked. "I h'ioir" sa'.d Godeski. I had tht57 words
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Article152 1957-08-23 7 TAIPEI, Aug. 22 (UP) Nationalist Chinese and American officials are considering a plan to move some 1,500 Chinese refugees from Hongkong to an island off the east coast of Formosa, informed American sources said today. I These sources stressed that the plan is "under study152 words
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172 1957-08-23 7 COLOMBO. Aug. 22. (AP) Prime Minuter So'.umcn .Bandaranaike said today the newly named U.S. ambassador to Cey.on. Maxwell Glurk. shouldn't be embarrassed about the pronunciation of names. "I can't pronounce his either. I don't know Whether it should bt pronounced GrMck (nearly172 words
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311 1957-08-23 7 Jakarta Approves Plan for Round Table Talks Province Leaders To Be Invited JAKARTA. Aug. B (Reuter) The cabinet last night approved a plan for the holding of a "round table conference" between representatives of the Central Government and the provinces. The idea of such a conference came first from supporters311 words
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Article253 1957-08-23 7 Moslem Leaders Involved ACCRA, Aug. 22 (Keuter) The government of Ghana today published details of its new bill under which it seeks powers to deport two Moslem leaders, Alton Baba and Alhaji lalemie, by ministerial order -without appeal to or review m any court." In253 words
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Article77 1957-08-23 7 LONDON, Aug. 22. (Renter). A group of British indusui■Uftl interested m trade with China announced tonight th-it two or three Chinese textile experts, first members of a tr.hnrn! trade mission to thil OOUntiy, were expected to arrive m London almost Imir.cciiatey. They will be followed77 words
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Article159 1957-08-23 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. 22. (AP). Drunks aboard airpiane? are dangerous, the Air Lin>? Pilots Association (ALPA) contends m urging coneress to bar the serving of liquor m Bight In a report submitted to the Senate Sub committee on Transportation, the tOt a on. listed M159 words
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108 1957-08-23 7 DOCTOR CUT OFF ARM WITH A PENKNIFE LEEDS Auk K< uter> A doctor climbed to a platiorm 50 it abo\e the ground here :.nd amputated with a penknife the arm of a workman trapped m a machine Pr JK Drixqut r who ser\td uith the 4th Indian Division m \frica108 words
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Article70 1957-08-23 7 LONDON Aus 22 UP) B- tain today revealed 11 producing an 1.800 mile-per-hour jet plane designed a.- I :.ic-age successor to its w rid Wad II Hurncam fighters. Aviation sources sa:c tin plant j ffl lallj as the Supersonic V- iwto PI 121. .v uid be70 words
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138 1957-08-23 7 Peace For An Astonishing Time— Dag MIDDLE EAST NP'A YORK. Auc 22 (Reuten Mr. Dae Hammarsk-cretary-General of the .ations. told reporters today that he lelt ■Mcc In the field m ■fiddle East had been ma itatoed for "an astonLs: time." If this could be ma tamed it was the essential138 words
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Article24 1957-08-23 7 LENNOX-BOY D THE British Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, underwent a successful operation m London yesterday for the removal of the gali bladder. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Advertisement64 1957-08-23 7 Enjoy the PULL FLAVOUR oP cW\cker\ fried m r Snow \\':e Crest is a really pure, /"cI^VTI/i^V^^V/y t \ege:ab:j fat it brings out the full ijl ll Ol\ T At/ i „r of the food you cook. You can \J\J prove it by having \^ur next chicken deep fried n\:64 words
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Advertisement108 1957-08-23 7 (5S^ te British Biscuits H> W i I beaten X jk Biscuii? Biscuits, like all pood iood and k ur 11 <# I"* 3 connoisseur Roman r v >CiiS N,^ J/ P Biscuits //ond Made British B,scuit* are f v V. certainty the first choice. Thevre Hand -Made Made of108 words
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Advertisement875 1957-08-23 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. TaJ: ***** 6. *****/4 1326 Robinson Roafl THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE To Haiitax. Montreal, Boston, New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia Cult Ports S pore P S ham Penang ANTILOCHLS 24 28 Aug 29 Aug 30 Aug r-LTOORUS 1/15 Oct 16Oct IV/W Oel Carriers option875 words
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Advertisement1268 1957-08-23 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 linesl H"it u'Hec ir iingepcre) (12 lines) Sh 0 p p n8 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE Oep v t SAILINCS tc LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON b CONTINENTAL FORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports tc load and discharge caigc (Via Suez with1,268 words
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Advertisement941 1957-08-23 8 MITSUI LINE 1 Sn jrc P. S'hom Penonr FOR JAPAN Awobasan Moru for Yokohama. Nagoya, Kobe G 6/7 Nasusan Maru for Yokohama. Mom Kobe Osaka 7 Sept Meiko Moru for Yokohama, Moii, Kobe. Osaka vio Hongkong 15 Sept 1 2 Sept Hagurosan Maru via Manila for Yokohama, Nagoya. Kobe 24Sept941 words
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Advertisement697 1957-08-23 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUT WARDS Sailings tor Bangkok ond ot Foi fast vio Penong P Sham S dci "MEONIA" Bangkok only. "SARGODHA" 23 23 Aug 24 24 Aug "SIENA" 31 Auo'2'en "LALANDIA" 15 17 Sept IS 19 Sept 20 22 Sept Bangkok oniv. HOMEWARDS Soilings for Aden Port So.d Genoo697 words
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Article112 1957-08-23 9 Caybn Ban On Sheet Rubber Lifted Price Down %c Ceylon Govern it announcement 11ft- the ban on exports of t rubber, initiated a of selling m the Singapore rubber market urday which ctosed tent below WednesInternational first V rubber for Septemshipment bein°; quoted It 911 cents per lb. The market112 words
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Article53 1957-08-23 9 \?ORE Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices m cents per lb. yesterday were Buyers Sellers Spot f.o.b. 91 91 J International Sept. No. 1 R.S.S. f.o.b. 91 i 92 Int. R.S.S. No. 1 Oct 931 931 Sept. No. 2 91 k 91J Sept. No. 3 30} 9153 words
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Article62 1957-08-23 9 \L output of Formonn beer will be increased to a record of 38.4 million bottles with the establishment of a new beer factory m central Government has already approved the allocatior. 200,000 for purchasing the accessary equipment for new factory, it is reported. Nationalist Chinese go-U.P. - 62 words
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Article, Illustration48 1957-08-23 9 pic. Tm seven-mnn trade team sponsored by the PrefeeturaJ Government now visiting Sinuat i'■ paid a courtesy visit to the Japanese Consulate General. This picture shows delegai leader Mr. M. Kanai. Vice-Governor of the Hyon<> PrefeetuTal Government (right), with the Ja.pantse Consul-Gt-neral. Mr. Ken Ninomiya— StandardStandard - 48 words
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261 1957-08-23 9 IPOH. Thurs.- President of the All-Malaya Chinese Mining Association, Mr. Chong Khoon Lin, said here M ne>e miners have found contribution to the tin buffer stock "a heavy burden on their shoulders." Presiding at the annual general meeting of the Association, which was261 words
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Article34 1957-08-23 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following m its rates to mere, yesterday: Selling. T.T or O.D. ready were: Belgian Francs 1609 S dish Kr. 167*. Other exchange rates remain red.34 words
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Article55 1957-08-23 9 PRODUCTION of Brii motor cycles for May, I was 19,029 machines, the highest monthly figure ever recorded. This is a very v: stantial increase over the figure for May last year (11.4D4). Production for the first five months of 1957 how an increase of ID per cent55 words
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Article401 1957-08-23 9 OFFICIAL statistics from London revealed that despite the relaxation of the I'nited Nations embargo Britain's exports to mainland China for tne first half of this year were less than those for the first half of 1956. Britain".- imports and rxporta With Red China for the401 words
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354 1957-08-23 9 Pine Industry Expansion Not Likely EMPHASIS NOW ON MAINTAINING MARKETS NO further expansion m the Malayan pineapple industry, is likely to take place m the near future, industry sources m Singapore reported yesterday. The industry is now entering a period of consolidation. They said the series of strikes and go-slow354 words
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Article160 1957-08-23 9 THE International Tin Council reports that world tinpiate production during the first quarter of this year was 2.100,000 tons, an increase of 200,000 tons over the corresponding period of 1956. World production lor March alone was 888,000 tons, a new monthly record. A competition for designs and160 words
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Article217 1957-08-23 9 MALAYAN sharobrokers pelterdaj reported th e following business done: C.T.S. ords 34/3; F. N. ords HJS; Gammons $2.60 overnight and yesterday; Hammers $2.47: Hume prefs A23 3. Cerr. $1.775; McAlister $245 overnight tod yesterday. $2.06] to $2.07 j yesterday Sime Darby $1.97t odd lot; Cold Storage $103, $1.12217 words
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Article152 1957-08-23 9 THE use of radio-active isotopes m fish breeding as a possible means of making the world's oceans bigger suppliers of food.', particularly to the countries where the populations are undernourished, will be discussed at the first of three United Nations Conferences this year. It will152 words
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Article, Illustration43 1957-08-23 9 MALAYAN RUBBER EXPORTS FOR FIRST HALF OF 1956 1957 THE above diagram shows the quantity of rubber exported during the first half of 1956 and 1957. Average monthly exports were 78.000 tons for the 1956 period, and 77,500 tons for this year's period.43 words
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Article156 1957-08-23 9 MALAYAN industrials were slightly irregular, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Asi datton yesterday. Tins and rubbers were firm. Price changes announced by the Association yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Malayan Cement 1.78 1.80 If. Colli 1-00 1.05 McAlister 2.05 2.10 Sime Darby 2.05 2.10 Spore Cold Storage 111 1.13156 words
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Article117 1957-08-23 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Pro. duce Exchange nocn closing prices per pieu) yesterday were: copra, Aug. Sept. $-"■> buyers, 526 sellers; coconut oil m bulk $41 sellers, m drums $45 sellers. Muntok white pepper $113 sellers, Sarawak white SI 12 sellers, special Sarawak black $76. COPRA HOLIDAY. CUTLER BATH CO LTD117 words
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Article25 1957-08-23 9 GERMAN motor car an-: vehicle output m July, at 83.861 units fell 11J per cent below the June total of 4 units.25 words
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288 1957-08-23 9 THE Sarawak Government has indicated that both exports and the actual crop of pepper for the current year would be lower than 1956. In itatblf thlft, a Trade and Cost ma Department spokesman aid thai from January to July last fear, n,623 tons of288 words
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Advertisement310 1957-08-23 9 I P^s^^^^sß^i^^^B^a^H I BARBER. FERN-VILLE LINES For Boston, New rork, Philadelphia. Baltimo»o. Mcbile, New Orleans. Houiton (via Sue) i S per* P Sham Penan? New Toil" FERNSEA Au* 30 Sept SMOOR JoAaf/8S«p» 9S.pt II Mtspl 14 Oct frcm New York. Uo* Angeles. San Francisco, (via Honskong) N roih L. A310 words
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Advertisement152 1957-08-23 9 NOTICES THE SINGAPORI HARBOUR BOAKI) rRAFFIC DEPARTMI VI Pubic Holiday-Mt-rdeka Day, Saturday :n^t Auiiu^t 1957. OTICE IS HEREBY Gl' > that on Saturday, 31st August 1957. no vessels will be worked alongside the Boards wharves nor will any vessels be berthed or un-berthc-d on thav day. Orders for labour, mechanical152 words
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Advertisement516 1957-08-23 9 NOTICES X vrlL (Incorporated m the Federation of Malaya) \OTICE IS HEREBY GIVW N y-third the Company will be held at the Registered Office. No. 18 Jonker Street Malacca, on Saturday, 14th September 1957. at 12 o'clock noon the purpose of transacting the ary business of the Company. AND NOTICE516 words
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345 1957-08-23 10 Brigitte has six new films for Columbia rOLUMBIA Pictures have signed an agreement with Raoul Levy and Ray Ventura for the distribution of at least six major films to be produced by them within the next three years. Brigitte Bardot France's most popular star will be starred m a minimum345 words
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Article225 1957-08-23 10 T^V the simple act of Z Z ivc'.kiig through his j j Ml front door, M. Henri j Dub o i s of Bourg c s, x < C Franc*.', transformed a 5 scene from the 18th cen- 2 1 r -,->rU:ng fUm A TALE OF225 words
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Article, Illustration140 1957-08-23 10 —new form of terror from Japan JJODAN, the Japanese name for a prehistoric monster that breeds m a col- i l;ery, has come all the way from Tokyo to thrill Malayan S 1 DB fans. Created by Toho Studios, this monster hatches presumably by the atmospheric change caused by140 words
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Article63 1957-08-23 10 AY IWERS of the "Name The Puppy" Contest are Winston Tan (11 yrs), 119, Emerald Hill Road. Singapore ("Sluing"): Bevis Tan (12 yrs). 148. High Koad. Nibong Tebal, P.VV. ("Scamper"); Tham Tan Go (10 yrs), 132. Brick Road. Seremban. ("Rocky"); Russell Miles yrs). 434A, Clemenceau Avenue. Singapore 9.63 words
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Article, Illustration494 1957-08-23 10 small lumbering community m the heart of Northern California's giant redwood country recently was given a new claim to fame the highest percentage of ''movie actors" for its population of any town m the U.S., including Hollywood. The :own is Gar. rille, total population TOT. Total "actor.-" 41.494 words
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Article126 1957-08-23 10 s,t f,,r on, th, s pla i ..t a coun Mir titi i.m 1 :\i s in the Xt l< n< > ama TMK i,\ V^Y AM' IHI GENTLEMAN is being re< onstructed from ran pnnK of the d.i\ and from am »or the scene Keitl Miti fu126 words
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Advertisement271 1957-08-23 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products CHEE THONE SAN Provides Instantaneous relief for Toothache, Earache Stomachache Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache Coids, Sore Throat, etc. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL A SPORTING TIP! Sportsrr.er. -.he -!d over know the value of stiffness rcsii.: "a hard match, ride271 words
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Advertisement130 1957-08-23 10 WIN A PAT BOONE 'LP'^/flfo i or PASSES TO A SHOW AM&J 1 11 ERE is one highlight from Century-Fox musical comedy BERMARDHE and i<< want you to idei the following m this quiz. The first correct entry selected for neatness and proper identiln alum hi/1 a Lo/iir-p/rtyJ»tf Pat Boone130 words
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Miscellaneous358 1957-08-23 10 W^Kft^9a9^9O9F^9f9f^ttM rrJ private confabs. LuSiliMeKliliMira investigation, pursuit of P^B^^^^^^W?t^^^^^^^^pß knowledge. Lmia I I iaANI If 1 1 A mI3 ieo— juiy 23 to Aug. 22— P^H I IgBVl ML 1 l IV VM Ste P Io the head oi the L^^^^^^^^^^^^^Q parade be alive to more HI numerous changes to358 words
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823 1957-08-23 11 Record Entry For Selangor Open Tennis Tourney t.l ALALIMPUR.Thurs. I p class players from tnam and Hongkong kl take part m the SelanLawn Tennis open mpionships to be played irom Sept. 1. A record number of entrlta which includes N g v ri it (Vlttn H*| <ir._;\ I and doubles823 words
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Article138 1957-08-23 11 pi Than. Good bowling earned Penang Combined Schools a 21 n. ever the Central Perak Combined Schools m their am two-day inter-state cr: match played on the Pc: Free School ground. Wickets tumbled fast and "■< ols, batting first, made 43 and knocks. The Perak138 words
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Article30 1957-08-23 11 JC (Reuter) England beat South Africa jy eight matches to three m the fifth and final badminton test here last night. England also won the fcur previous tests.30 words
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Article84 1957-08-23 11 BROOKLIXE. Mass. Aug. 22 >r)— Kosci Kamo, of Japan, and Ramanathan Kri.ch nan (India), the eighth-seeded pair, were surprisingly beaten b y the Australian partnership of Mai Anderson and Rib Howe, 7-5, 4-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 m the third round of the U.S. La. wn tennis84 words
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Article79 1957-08-23 11 NEW YORK. Aug. 22 (AP:— Middleweight champion. Sugar Ray Robinson, and Jim Norris. P:v :.;int of the Internatio'i;,'. Boxing Club, have been summoned to a special meeting of the New York State Athletic Commission next Monday to iron out their difficulties ovet Robinson's scheduled Sept. 23 title79 words
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Article904 1957-08-23 11 WINDSOR LAD - ONLY THREE BREAK 40s WINDSOR LAD Bukit Timah Trackwork By DESPITE good galloping conditions only a tew horses were sent against the clock at yesterday's wind ing up gallops at Bukit Timah m preparation lor Saturday s races Only three horses broke 40 sec. for "three"' en a "dead" track904 words
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Article64 1957-08-23 11 Lian Quee Is Chess Champion TAN Liar. Quec of Outram Road School wai tort m the Singapore Chess League which completed its series at the Victoria School yesurday. Tan scored six and a ha!f points out of eieht points. Ong Hock Hian ACS. was second. Th P third place was64 words
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Article46 1957-08-23 11 PARIT BUNTAR, Thurs: Hang Tuah. of Kampong Kcdah, defeated Samagaga Estate 6-0 m the first round of the inter-team knockout football competition for the Merdeka Cuo. Yahaya Haji Zakariah (3) and Hamid (2) and a 'gift' goal gave Hang Tuah their victory.46 words
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Article15 1957-08-23 11 ALL Singapore Hockey Association trainees are asked to come down for training at15 words
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Article29 1957-08-23 11 TAIPING. Thursday— C forward Cook, bagged four goals for British Military Hospital when they trounced 19th Field Ambulanc< 6-2 m their first division soccer tie yesterday.29 words
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Advertisement1273 1957-08-23 11 CLASSIFIED ADS SITLATIO\S VACANT 4PPLIC invited *'om Federal Citizens or serving officers for the posts of Translators. Federal Trans 1 Bureau Salary scale $160. 310 x 16 plus curr.- t it allowances (D Probationan.- pet >r direct entr but this period may be reduced for serving officers tions: School Certificate1,273 words
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Miscellaneous300 1957-08-23 11 Li i Abner By Al Capp W^ Vl Sl*lfß'S *\sXji££&tt?tr\ T-F_ KAN^OUS L PINCHED l^! 1 RELAX.'/- 1 HLS ONf. P**^ 'i* £L Lv4v<X4s> I BEANFORT KNOX I AT ThE r M UMQuESTIOJABLV KNJOW VMERE. OP OUR M H WRJST WATCH?- f OPE.RA, TH^WORKOF TOFIMDHIM.7 I LOWEST PAiD AT THE300 words
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Article, Illustration521 1957-08-23 12 Kumara Fails In Man-Sized Task THE first round ties in the opening day's play of the Malayan Lawn Tennis Championships saw the foreign entries in complete domination. Except, in one case, all favourites cleared their hurdles with comparative In a day of feme tennis. A* applaud I Qu lu the521 words
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660 1957-08-23 12 GOH CHONG KENG - The Upset Of The Day... Penang Pair Rout Thomas Cuppers Piruz Jin Eong GOH CHONG KENG Poh Lim Is Out werwree m IPOH, Thurs. Last eight m the men's singles of the Malayan championships which opened at the Perak Turf Club courts today are: Top section: Eddy Choong vs Omar660 words
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Article57 1957-08-23 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thtm Emg Amat< ur Athletic Association invites all athletes c i to represent the Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Championships at the Merdeka stadium from Sept. 5 to 7 to turn out for the association's time trials which will be he'd PWD ground. Cheras Road on57 words
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Article1101 1957-08-23 12 LEONG HEW MENG; VAZIR MARKAR - Eastern Lucky To Hold SCFA LEONG HEW MENG VAZIR MARKAR werwere a wer234 m T. Hollowav 6-5 6-2; T S. Kirn beat X A. Bushby >M G-U: A Li B. P bothy Lee 6-1 u-0; S Karalak I lailand) beat P. S. Kumara (O 6-2 7-5; .v Bee beat Harold1,101 words
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Article32 1957-08-23 12 YORK. Aug 22 (Reuter) Mr. Phil Bull's Pheidippides the Gimcrack Stakes run over six furlongs, here today Sir Victor Sasson's Pinched second with the Quen's Pall Mall third Nine ran.32 words
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Article332 1957-08-23 12 LONDON. Aug. 22 (Router) West indies yesterday named 13 players from whom their team lor the fifth and flnal cricket Test against England Starting at the Oval here today, will be chosen. The L 9 do not include Alf Valentine, who broke a bone332 words
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Article45 1957-08-23 12 TOKYO. Aug. 22 (Reuter)— The Japanese Soccer Associate D last night said plans had bean completed for a Japanese team to make a three week tour of Communist China m October. The team is scheduled to leave here by air en Oct. 12.45 words
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Article801 1957-08-23 12 Men's singles Ist round: Lai Fook Ymg (SeU beat Robert Ng (J) w.0.; Omar M*anap (J) beat Kho Kui Leoriff (Swk) 15-11, 12-15. 15-2: Lim Wei Lon 'S> beat Lim Khiok Sons, (Swk) 15-4. 15-10; Teh Kew San tPf) beat Kh o Eng Chin (MS) WjOwJ801 words
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Article42 1957-08-23 12 ARSENAL Sports Club put up a splendid performance to hold Mount Emily to a 1-1 draw m a SAFA junior cuptie .-occer match played at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Corting scored for Arsenal, while Mansor netted for Mount Emily.42 words
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Article711 1957-08-23 12 England In A Strong Position LONDON, Aug. 22 (Kcu fer) After establishing a formidable score of 238 for one, England collapsed during the last hour ol play on the first day of the final Test against West Indies at Lords, here, today. At close of play, England were 283 for711 words
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Article61 1957-08-23 12 swerw ENGLAND 1-7 IV Richardson h Sn iti She pp. id i i i Goddard Gravene> no| out Maj l\orr< U b Smith Cowd b K.imadhin B.i I- j run i not OUI I Total I Fall di wicket, BOWI.IM Worn 11 3 i;. n Snhi iv ft61 words
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Miscellaneous187 1957-08-23 12 TBLMTICS: SBHATi F rsl Athletic Meet, HeaU at Jalan Besar Stadiun jroin 3 p.m. TL".V.VJ.S- Malayan Championships on the SCC CO' t I 11 SWIMMING: SASA mpionship heats at the Chinese Swimming Club at 5.15 p.m. SOCCER: Junior dtplit: Rad M c I '.A A. at Geylang Stadium. TODAH TENNIS187 words
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