Singapore Standard, 4 September 1957
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Article31 1957-09-04 1 STANDARD POLICI J£B /<T fti\ £L ***** (5 !inet) 2400 f\j I FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL XX^ ||L >o M SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1957 12 PAGES 15 CENTS31 words
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Article455 1957-09-04 1 X \i ll mmtl k, i lus. THE FEDERATION BNMENT TODAY GUARANTEED FREEDOM Ik m PROSECUTION FOR ALL OFFENCES COM>lilTn I NDER COMMUNIST DIRECTION BE--I() KMFKDFKADAY,I\ANEW AND FINAL \MNP-IV OFFER MENTIONED BY THE YANG BUI Kll AN AGONG IN HIS STATE OPENING OF im !f 1)1455 words
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136 1957-09-04 1 THREE TO PROBE JUNE BY-ELECTION GRAFT CHARGES THE Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black, yes--1 iv appointed a three man Commission to probe into nations of corruption and malpractices in the Legisative b> -elections in June this year. The Commission will also consider the election law and recommend how it136 words
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Article40 1957-09-04 1 I Sept. 3. f T T).— The v tor: a .v today an embai^y at I Soru the F n Sgu Office an embassy vould I ided I" Sept. 5 in the capital Malayan Federation.40 words
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Article20 1957-09-04 1 I the Soviet art in exer- n -a itera ud to i unmunis, the Soviet I in ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article146 1957-09-04 1 PREMIER AND HIS CABINET.. RESPLENDENT in violet-and-gold Malay costume. headgear and golden kris. and with the gem-studded Chain of Office, bearing the heraldic emblems, around his neck, the Yam Toan Agong inspects the Guard of Honour before the State opening yesterday of the Federal Legislature (far right). Behind the Paramount146 words
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Article, Illustration237 1957-09-04 1 WOMEN SCREAM AS 'FIGHTING BULL VAULTS A FOUR-FOOT FENCE Defeat Was Too Much For Buah Tak Patah' CUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Women screamed and the ntn faced tense moments, as "Buah Tak Patah," jumpec over a four-toot fence ater being beaten by the ciampion "Buah Tak Anak Bnah" at the Merdeka237 words
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75 1957-09-04 1 JAKARTA, Sept. 3 (UP)— Prime Minister Djuanda today placed an official government ban on one of Indonesia's most popular songs because the tune is the same as that of Malaya's new national anthem. The action was taken out of deference to Malayan national75 words
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Article54 1957-09-04 1 AMMAN, Sept. 3 (Reuter)— An explosive charge went off early today outside a garden wall of the Turkish Embassy in Amman. It caused' no damage or casualties. There was a similar explosion yesterday between the United States Information Centre and National Press Building in Amman.54 words
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Article25 1957-09-04 1 THE United Nations Security Council w'U meet tomorrow to consider the application of Malaya for U.N. membership, it was announced today. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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486 1957-09-04 2 Heavy Rain Washes Out Royal Tour Of Petak IPOH, Tues. Two terrorists were killed in the area through which thr and Duchess of Gloucester were to have motored from Taiping to Ipoh this mom The two terrorists fell to a patrol of486 words
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241 1957-09-04 2 6 Naval Base Men Get Years Jail Each Man Died In Mob Attack SIX NAVAL BASE workers were each sentenced to a year's jail at the Singapore Assizes yesterday for causing hurt. A seventh man was acquitted. All of them were originally jointly charged with murder. The jury sat for241 words
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Article144 1957-09-04 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (rents per Ibi in Singapore yesterday were:— Buyers Seller* Spot 875 88J Int. Sept R.S.S. No. 1 875 88 k R.S.S. No. 2 87 V 88 R.S.S. No. 3 87 87} Tone: Quiet and slightly easier. The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was *****144 words
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Article, Illustration85 1957-09-04 2 DR. LEONG KOK WAH seen here with his 4-year-old son, Wai Mun and Mrs Leong prior to sailing for Britain aboard the Canton yesterday. Dr. Leong was going to Britain to do a sixmonth course in Internal Medicine in the Royal Infirmary at Edinburgh University. Dr.Standard - 85 words
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197 1957-09-04 2 THE identity card system has come to stay in Singapore said the assistant minister to the Chief Secretary, Mr. M.P.D. .Nair, yesterday. card, far lrom being a nuisance to the holder, has proved a great boon to the individual on many197 words
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223 1957-09-04 2 More Power To Road Inspectors SINGAPORE'S pirate taxi racket is expected to die a "natural death" after Sept. 12. Reason: From that date the new amendment to the Road Traffic Ordinance, which empowers Registrar of Vehicles inspectors to act as police officers and223 words
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96 1957-09-04 2 Chopper Used In Suicide Bid, Court Told A WOMAN tried to end her 'ife with a chopper because her husband left her with two children and no money, the Singapore Sixth Magistrate** Court was told yesterday. Ong Pch Geok, 30, pleaded guilty to attempted suicide. Inspector J Deli.kan, prosecuting, told96 words
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Article22 1957-09-04 2 THE Singapore Malaysian Ship Officers Union will hold its annual general meeting on Sept. 7 at No. 10 Malacca Street22 words
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Article, Illustration192 1957-09-04 2 A FIFTY YEAR OLD woman, Kadol Bibi, miraculously escaped death when two trees a coconut tree and a 75-ft. flame of the forest crashed down on the roof of her attap hut in Onan Road, Singapore, yesterday. Kadol was pinned down by one of192 words
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Article24 1957-09-04 2 HONGKONG, Special Stand) m Closing prices konc Exchange i!\ Steriinc Sfi $1,835 to Ma ato one In !< Gold $260. 12 j tfl24 words
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140 1957-09-04 2 GOH Meng Yam 33. postai el< rk attached to the Post Ofl ngapore, wa» yesterday sentences! to i months' jail District Court, for criraflßi breach of trust of $4,100 May 29 last v< Goh appealed conviction He told tht That he had been140 words
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Article100 1957-09-04 2 THE first calypso da*' competition in th< conjunction with a soc*| dance in eelebrat. Chinese Moon Cak will be held at tl drew School hu on Sa da For the night ment, ther< will singing, a calyps< v hibition b 5 a Trii residing in Sin cha.100 words
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Article, Illustration427 1957-09-04 3 The War On Jungle Terror Gangs Will Hot Up, Warns Agong KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation government will make the fullest use of its own resources and the assistance of Commonwealth forces to fight the Communist terrorists with increased vigour if the new surrender terms are unacceptable to them, declaredFAH - 427 words
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286 1957-09-04 3 THE independent Federation of Malaya stands for peace, freedom and the well-being of every country in the world, said the Yam Tuan Agong. The Federation will not forge immediately any "startling foreign policy as government intends to concentrate on home affairs and does286 words
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Article72 1957-09-04 3 FEDERAL Legislative Councillors yesterday heard simultaneous Malay translations of the Agong's speech in English. This was possible by the installation of earphones for every member. With the exception of the Agong's speech, the rest of the proceedings could not be heard on the system. The system72 words
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127 1957-09-04 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Singapore leaders headed by Chief Minister Mr. Lim Yew Hock today heard with lov the assurances of the Yam Tuan Agong that the independent Federation will view with "sympathy and understanding" the special problems and difficulties of the Colony government. Mr Lim127 words
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Advertisement283 1957-09-04 3 LLOYD 600 THE RELIABLE CAR MR. WOLFRAM BLOCK WHO JUST COMPLETED THE 34,000 MILES ROUND THE WORLD TRIP. Af LASf/ Your dream has come true. With $500 down payment and easiest terms available Apply GUAN SOON TRANSPORT CO. LTD., 28 ANSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. i_i~t_"u~u~u~tj"~i. -~j~ •,r ~i.i~ > ~u~-iu"* i283 words
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188 1957-09-04 4 Now Mr. Rajah Bows Out Of The PAP I've Been Advised To Rest, He Says THE secretary-general of the People's Action Party, Mr. T. T. Rajah yesterday announced his intention to relinquish the Party's secretaryship. Mr. Rajah told the Standard he had been advised by Professor E. S. Monteiro "to188 words
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Article143 1957-09-04 4 Sea Snake Bite Kills Swimmer PENANG, Tues.— Mr. C. F. Rogers, 32, senior works assistant of the Straits Trading Co., Ltd., Butterworth, died this morning from a sea snake bite. Mr. Rogers had Rone for a swim at Batu Ferrin«hi yesterday evening, when he was bitten on the leg. He143 words
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Article104 1957-09-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A lone terrorist was killed by a patrol of the 2/2 Gurkha Rifles in the Kota Tinggi district of Johore on Aug. 26. it was disclosed today. The dead terrorist Yok Kwong had a rifle and some ammunition with him Men of104 words
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Article62 1957-09-04 4 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. Sentence was deferred on Choncr Kong Sin, 41, by Inche Hassan bin Hussain in the Magistrate's Court here today, when he pleaded' guilty to a charge of theft of nine sheets of asbestos worth $18 belonging to Lam Seng Huat at Market Road on62 words
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Article, Illustration59 1957-09-04 4 MR. Abdul Rahim bin Mohamed Aki, a former schoolboy of the Malay College, Kuala Kangsar, left by the Canton yesterday for a four -year stay in Britain. He will sit for a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics. Abdul Rahim was the recipient of a Selangor State59 words
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92 1957-09-04 4 Survey Will Determine Development MALACCA, Tues. Future development of Kelantan's and Trengganu's vast jungle territories will depend much on a recent geological survey carried out by two scientists. Samples of materials gathered are now being examined. and' a report being awaited. The two geologists will later make a full study92 words
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165 1957-09-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong today publicly acknowledged the country's debt to the "legacy of the British Colonial Administration" in providing a good machinery of government even at the start of Merdeka. "It is our intention that iich machinery shall not165 words
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112 1957-09-04 4 PENANG. Tues.— A Johore rubber tapper, Osman bin Yacob, told the Magistrate's Court today that he boarded the State of Madras at Port Swettenham pier to look for a job, but instead found himself in Penang. Osman, who was detained as a stowaway on112 words
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176 1957-09-04 4 BENTONG. Tues. More than $14,000 will be spent on a three-day Merdeka celebration in the district beginning on Sept. 14. Of this sum $9,000 is collected from public donations and $5,020 from State and Federal Government allocations. Following is the programme of events: SEPTEMBER 14 New176 words
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128 1957-09-04 4 He Tried To Pick The Wrong Pocket A YOUTH was caught trying to pick a policeman's pocket in a bus, the Singapore Fifth Magistrate's Court was told yesterday. The youth, Tan Kirn Hock, 16, was charged with attempted theft of SI from the constable, Osman bin Ibrahim, on June I.128 words
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Article85 1957-09-04 4 LUDVIK Gasperik the Czech who sneaked into Singapore at the beginning of this year, has been released from Outram Prison, where he had been detained for the pas:, five months. Gasperik, 25, stowed away from Basra to Singapore, but gave himself up to the Immigration authorities on85 words
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Miscellaneous940 1957-09-04 4 cJtlmanac Information at a Glance HMCAPORC— ENTERTAINMENT ip OH SSSiSSr ffTII tl IBM II f I «<»««*»»» CATHAY: Revenge Of Pontianak 8.8.C. WOiSSEniS KUALA LUMPUR B &T K %^fX 9l U m i U.6U, t.sv, e.ju ana yio p.m. Timeless Temiar 12.45. 3, 645 and Science Review-The British Asci n940 words
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Article146 1957-09-04 5 New Govt. Names Junior Minister "MPUR, Tues. Khalid Din I Osrr.an, Federal )r representing I m constitu- -tood to have today as the at Minister of G vernment revS\ become de--1 .v Minister for inmerce I Industry. Mr. He is expected I I a th:s week. Too Joon Hing, Assister146 words
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Article36 1957-09-04 5 I THE SINGAPORE V Association will I i Lift rary meeting en 5 the pteUmb a tfajaya I sionary Society, I Edam, Mr P I will j; New The meeting is open36 words
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Article151 1957-09-04 5 I "mpur, Tuea m Vans: dl-Per-■tuan Ag mg, Sir Hlshamud- Shah, will use 'he i .i Muda" at Maxoad as his "Istana while discharging re both on State a:. I Federal lei Selangor State Secretary, bin Abdul La- s an dard today that Government had151 words
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Article, Illustration95 1957-09-04 5 THIS advance party of 50 Australian soldiers for independent Malaya a r rived in Singapore by air yesterday. They form part of the main body of 1,100 troops and 200 women and children for the Federation. Twenty-eight women and children accompanied yesterday's party. The rest of theStandardpic - 95 words
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387 1957-09-04 5 The World Wishes The New Malaya Happiness KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Chinese premier Chou En-lai today formally conveyed by cable the Communist regime's recognition of the independent Federation. He told Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman "May the Malayan people n new achievements in :mg their country and a happy life. Ma387 words
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Article, Illustration105 1957-09-04 5 First Red To Give Up After Merdeka THE first Communist terrorist to surrender in answer to the Prime Minister's appeal to end the Emergency is 29--year-old Siew Fong, who gave himself up to a conductor on Nova Scotia Estate, Lower Perak, on Aug. 31. There are now only four terrorists105 words
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Article72 1957-09-04 5 Federation, Egypt To Be Friends KLANG, Tues.— The independent Federation will soon forge diplomatic relations with Egypt, Prime Minister Tunku Abcui Rahman, disclosed tonight. He was speaking at the convocation of the Muslim College which was attended by Merdeka delegates from more than ten Muslim countries. The Tunku regretted that72 words
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Article113 1957-09-04 5 Carcosa To See Two Presentations KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. "Carcosa," former residence of British Chief Secretaries, will be the scene of two presentations to be made to the Duke of Gloucester tomorrow. At 7.15 a.m., the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs will hand to the Duke a gift for the National113 words
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Article71 1957-09-04 5 PENANG, Tues.— Magistrate Mr. Au Ah Wah, told a trisharider, Low Kah Lip, in court here today, that if he must fight, he should fight fairly and squarely and not use a knife. Mr. Au sentenced Low to six months' imprisonment when he pleaded' guilty71 words
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Article30 1957-09-04 5 THE Singapore Lodge Theosophical Society will hold a public meeting at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow at 8, Cairnhill Road. The Yen. Narada Maha Thera will answer questions on Buddhism.30 words
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Article18 1957-09-04 5 A NEW postal agency was opened at Jeram, Perak yesterday, the Post-Master General has announced.18 words
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129 1957-09-04 5 SECURITY SCREEN TO STAY ON A WEEK KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Selangor's Deputy Chief Police Officer Mr. F. W. M. Sharman declared today that the Merdeka security arrangements would continue to operate till next week. Mr. Sharman said that although it had been very quiet during the past five days. Police129 words
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261 1957-09-04 5 Power Rates For Home Users Stay Unchanged ELECTRICITY charges for domestic purposes are to go up by 2\ cents (for lights and fans) in Singapore next year. There is to be no increase in domestic power rates. The new rates, decided261 words
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Article265 1957-09-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman today appealed to Malayans "not to eat the Merdeka sapling but wait for it to grow and bear fruit so that it can be shared by all forever." In the first interview since taking office as265 words
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Advertisement206 1957-09-04 5 Enjoy the FULL FLAVOUR of chrcken fried in Because Snow White Crest is a really pure, ir\Fl^#%VC\/ l \^F tasteless, vegetable fat it brings out the full I^l If O l\^A^f natural flavour of the food you cook. You can pJU\Jv^/ prove it by having your next chicken deep fried206 words
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Article529 1957-09-04 6 the state opening of Parliament yesterday, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong offered a final amnesty to the communist terrorists in the jungles. This offer holds good until December 31. Under the terms of this amnesty, the Federation Government guarantees freedom from prosecution for all offences committed under communist529 words
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Article399 1957-09-04 6 A NEW threat to the safety of citizens is growing in Singapore. Delinquent youth is on the march in bigger and well-organized gangs and in association with secret societies and hardened criminals, bent on assault, robbery and intimidation. They have extended their operations from Katong and Geylang399 words
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Article, Illustration1079 1957-09-04 6 ANCIENT AND DISTINGUISHED OFFICE By A Special Correspondent THE visit of the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain to Malaya and Singapore affords an opportunity to Malayans to read something about this ancient and very distinguished office. The Lord Chancellor is the chief and first judge in1,079 words
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Article573 1957-09-04 6 Aster Gunasekera - Aster Gunasekera By 'THE glamour, the excitement and the thrill of Merdeka Day is over. The people reluctantly have returned to their daily duties with a pride they have never experienced before the pride of belonging to an independent country, the pride of knowing573 words
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Article1112 1957-09-04 6 Edward Crankshaw - SOVIET SURVEY Three Red Ghosts Edward Crankshaw By \^HEN Khru s h c hey made his secret speech denouncing the crimes of Stalin he had a good deal to say about the great purge of the Red Army which began in the summer of 1937, and which involved the liquidation1,112 words
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Advertisement65 1957-09-04 6 MALAYAN RAILWAY TRANSPORT SERVICEThe Malayan Railway Administration facilities for the Collection, Storage, T' and Delivery of goods of every description. Enquiries on al! these matters welcomed by the District Traffic Superintendents at: Phone Kuala Lumpur 2821 Prai 231 Ipoh 3271 Gemas 240 Singapore ***** Tumpat 238 the Port Manager, Port65 words
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Article41 1957-09-04 7 RED China's non-Commu-nist Minister of the Timber Industry, Lo Lung-chi, has confessed to forming a secret organization of intellectuals dissatisfied with the ruling Communist Party with aim of setting up a rival group, Peking Radio reported yester- aay. A.P.A.P. - 41 words
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525 1957-09-04 7 THE HOLIDAY JAUNT THAT ENDED IN DISASTER DOCTORS BATTLE FOR THE CRITICALLY HURT MANDEVILLE, Jamaica, Sept. 3, (Reuter)— The death toll in Sunday night's Jamaica rail disaster rose to 205 today while doctors and nurses weary after 30 hours without sleep— fought525 words
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144 1957-09-04 7 Bowler hats for 9,000 by middle of next year LONDON, Sept. 3 (Reuter) About 4,000 officers and 5.000 other ranks will be discharged from the British army under the cuts in the forces caused by the new reliance on atomic weapons. Announcing: this, the War Office said the first big:144 words
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482 1957-09-04 7 WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 President Eisenhower said today that Russia must make the next move if the London disarmament talks are to be kept from collapsing. At a news conference, the President said he did not see any particularly constructive step the United States couldReuter; A.P. - 482 words
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Article122 1957-09-04 7 TOKYO. Sept. 3 (Reiiter) Thousand.s of motor vehicles will soon be using an undersea highway linking Japan's mainland and the southernmost island, Kyushu. The highway is thought to be the first oi its kind in the world. The double-deck "kammon highway tunnel," burrowing for 3.460 metres122 words
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200 1957-09-04 7 Britain's reserves drop to danger level LONDON, Sept. 3 (AP) Britain's gold and dollar reserves fell by 225 million dollars during August, the Treasury reported today. The slump was the biggest since November when the aftermath of the Suez invasion slashed the nation's reserves by 267 million dollars. Officials regarded200 words
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80 1957-09-04 7 OK, THESE ABSENTMINDED LITERARY CHAPS... TOKYO. Sept. 3, (Reuter). A Polish delegate to the 29th international P.E.N. (poets, essayists, novelists) conference here walked through a six by seven foot plate glass window of the conference building. The delegate. M. Michal Rusinek, was taken to hospital in an ambulance. After regaining80 words
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141 1957-09-04 7 LONDON, Sept. 3 (Reuter) The Royal Air Force which already possesses the long-range "Bloodhound* guided missile is now to be supplied with the high altitude English Electric Thunderbird. the Supply Minister announced here today. Air experts said that with these two ground-to-air weapons141 words
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391 1957-09-04 7 JAKARTA, Sept. 3 (AP) Indonesian Army Chief of Staff Major-Gen. Abdul Harts Nasution today banned the proposed meeting of rebel leaders from outlying provinces scheduled to open tomorrow at Palembang, South Sumatra. Gen. Nasution. in his capacity as chief military administrator during the391 words
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174 1957-09-04 7 JAKARTA. Sept. 3, (AP).— Lieut. Col. Rudy Pirngadie, official Indonesian Army spokesman, said today an investigation of an alleged embezzlement of nine million rupiahs (about M 5540.000 at the present open conversion rate) of Army funds showed one high ranking army officer and "several174 words
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Article153 1957-09-04 7 WINCHESTER, Massachusetts Sept. 3. (UP). Mrs. Tomike Hubbard. 26, a Japanese war bride, delivered her own baby at her home last night. A relative said she was "just as calm as could be." Mrs. Hubbard. whose soldier husband James is on duty at Fort Dix. New153 words
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Article38 1957-09-04 7 DELEGATES from nine Arab slates yesterday decided to instruct the Arab League to approach the Ghana Government on its relations with Israel, with whom Ghana has been having talks foreshadowing close trade and economic contacts. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Advertisement21 1957-09-04 7 Sholfmar $35.00 $60.00* $89.00, $175.00 J&-J PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT H i 4f\l JT V| JIMI GROUND FLOOR Raffles Place, Singapore Tel: *****.21 words
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Advertisement1226 1957-09-04 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. Tel: 24 1 2 (18 lines) dnco«pcr«teo In Singapore) 02 lines) S otT THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE T O .V," SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW. LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo (Via Suez with liberty to1,226 words
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Advertisement833 1957-09-04 8 MITSUI |jjj LINE S'djkc P. Shorn Penonr FOR JAPAN Meiko Moru for Yokohama. Moji, Kobe Osoko vio Hongkong 15 Sept 12 Sept Nasuson Moru tor Yokohama Moji, Kobe, Osaka 17 Sept Hagurosan Moru vio Monilo for Yokohomo, Nogoyo, Kobe 24Sept FOR USA. For New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore vio Bombov Awojisan833 words
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50 1957-09-04 9 Rubber Down 5/8C. Despite Rumours liquidation Singa- t down by Vt I C nr:\dv t Bhlpgrei on poor "~to "n on I v.l due tO r i r t-s of a of the J 7 -ices -r I jVOO.V PRICES RE Chamber of .tien i Si Mm 881 881 I50 words
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Article, Illustration52 1957-09-04 9 SOME of the first Japanese motor vehicles to be Imported into postwar Malaya three Toyota land cruisers have arrived in Singapore and one of them is currently being displayed at the Merdeka Trade Fair. six-seaier land cruiser can climb hills up to 46 degrees sraciient and go thr<mgh three feet52 words
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Article34 1957-09-04 9 L r! Hfe 'ea hull it ■1 1 cenl II c of It For 1 P .r.ore 3 per If han that of i .11 Of a cd. It has34 words
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Article44 1957-09-04 9 Toyota Land Cruisers For Malaya Asia Motor Co. Ltd., the agenti claim. rt data: 30.1 h.p.; 105 p fuel consumption 26 mp.g.; price $7,995. Iff PctCT Ckang, one of the Sti rm*t salesmen, II teen above at the wheel i r ti Ml cruiser.44 words
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134 1957-09-04 9 THE undertone In the inLa] and tin sections of the Malayan share market \si-r--' steady yesterday. Rubbers were featureless. Price changes announced Malayan Sharebrokers' tion yesterdaf were: j INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers I Pf« ive 2 85 2 90 mer 2 45 2 50 cd Industries134 words
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Article35 1957-09-04 9 A TRAVELLING alarm <..-. inecl with a barometer and thermometer is being produced by a leading British clock inufacturer, Smiths Clocks Watches Ltd.. Lon- don. In a pigskin case, it costs :.:>-:it £12.35 words
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Article199 1957-09-04 9 MALAYAN" sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done: F N ords $2.85 ready. $2.87£ ready ar.d delayed $2.86: Gammon- |2.50 overnight and yesterday; Goodwood Park Hotel $1.32;, Hammers $2.45, $2.47* Hume prefs A24/H cd; Cements $1.73|; M. Colls $1.03. overnight, $1.04; McAlister $2 05 to $2,024; Metal199 words
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Article67 1957-09-04 9 RAILWAY engineers and authorities from all over Svyitzerland watchec* a British firm demonstrate on the Swiss railways what is believed to be the first battery-operated industrial television system. The equipment developed by the British firm is completely portable and is expected to find many new67 words
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243 1957-09-04 9 Sarawak 'Pioneer Industries' Bill Is Now Law \Finance And Commerce BUT OFFICIAL WARNS ON 'RELIEF' ABUSES THE Council Negri of Sarawak has passed the Pioneer Industries (Encouragement) Bill designed to encourage the establishment and development of new industries. Acting Development Secretary, Mr. F. B. K. Drake, said that the setting243 words
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106 1957-09-04 9 Tg. Mani Port Expansion To Be Studied PLANS for providing all facilities at Tanjong Mani in the Third Division of Sarawak, as a deep water port would be investigated "from all angles." The acting Development Secretary. Mr. F.B.K. Drake told this to the Council Negri in reply to a question.106 words
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Article113 1957-09-04 9 Navigator Chains For India INDIA has ordered two British Decca Navigator chains one to be centred on Bombay and the other on Calcutta. The first such navigational aids installed in the East, the two chains will help shipping using India's busiest ports. They will be operated by personnel of the113 words
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Article104 1957-09-04 9 MEN'S gold watch bands which expand and contract automatically with variations in temperature and the Ilexing of the arm are being made by a firwi, John Goode and Sons (Birmingham) Ltd. Birmingham, England. This means that no thumbnail lifting is required to open the bands,104 words
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159 1957-09-04 9 BRITISH CHALLENGE IN SCOOTER MARKET THE rapidly widening highly competitive field of motor scooter manufacture saw the launching In London recently of a new allBritish luxury scooter which is expected to make an early and impressive debut overseas. It is the D.K.R. "Dove" make by D.K.R. Scooters Ltd at Wolverhampton159 words
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Article390 1957-09-04 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The coconut oil industry has expanded steadily and exports have increased to 103,000 tons valued at $73,318,000 last year, the Federation annual report stated. Production came to 108,000 tons. Of the estimated 530,000 acres of coconut estates 80 per cent are smallholdings390 words
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Article39 1957-09-04 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday: Selling. T.T. or O.D. ready: Swiss Francs 1402: Belgian Francs 1615£; Holland Gldrs. 123|; Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.39 words
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Article116 1957-09-04 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Pro duoe Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: copra, Aug. Sept. $251 buyers, $26J sellers; coconut oil in bulk $41f sellers, in drums S4si sellers. Muntok white pepper $114 sellers, Sarawak white $113 sellers, special Sarawak black $74. COPRA HOLIDAY. CUTLER. BATH CO. LTD AUGUST116 words
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Article275 1957-09-04 9 PLANS for extensions costing between £3,000,000 and £4,000,000 to their Doncaster, Yorkshire, plant have been announced' by British Nylon Spinners, one of Europe's biggest producers of nylon yarns. Designed to meet an increasing demand for nylon yarns, this new expansion scheme, involving a new building, is275 words
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Article44 1957-09-04 9 PLACED end to end the number of postage stamps issued to offices throughout the United Kingdom by the Post Office durina 1956 would stretch about 124,000 miles. They were issued in rolls, sheets and books and comprised nearly 8,000 million stamps.44 words
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Advertisement255 1957-09-04 9 I £95fSiSE3HHHF regular service J^ m^^MMJ^^NmW SINGAPCRE phnompenh #WfiL§£ PHNOMPENH SINGAPORE W friffimfTflfT Q P ARRIVES SAILS \l "TATSUOH MARU" V.22 Sept 2 Oct rsuOH MARU" V. 6 Oct 8 Oct I Mi}] STEAMSHIP CORPORATION S/A I AGENTS V Collycr Quay Singapore Tel: *****. W barber. ferN'VILLE lines Philadelphia, Baltimore,255 words
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Advertisement41 1957-09-04 9 NOTICE ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD m.s. "WONOGIRI" arrived 2.9.57. "TJAMAGED packages may be 1J tendered for survey at godowns 6/7 on 12.9.57 as from 8.30 am No further survey will be held. ROTTERDAM TRADING CO. (M) LTD., Shipping Department Tel. ***** Agents.41 words
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Advertisement827 1957-09-04 9 NOTICES TENDERS FOR JOHORE GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS. ARE INVITED for x the supply MEDIUM GRADE SIAMESE RICE AND SUGAR to all Government Hospitals in Johore for period Ist October to 31s:, December, 1957. Each tender must be accompanied with a Treasury Receipt of $100/- in resDect of rice and $50/- in827 words
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Miscellaneous88 1957-09-04 9 OUTER ROADS BOREVILLE. Batoela. Glaucus. Borneo. State of Travancore. Daviken Hamburg, Glenartn.ey. Soudan, Cellina, Fernmoor, Mascot. INNER ROADS t Mm Huang, Lonsindhu. Petalmg. Gian Seng. Sri Trengannu, Phuang Ngern, Pangkor. Rajah Brooke. Hin Cheong. Resang, Tai Choc. Tai Cheong, Heather Senai, Larat Perils. SHB WHARVES Asama Maru 1. Salmara 6.88 words
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Article, Illustration175 1957-09-04 10 —Vital Term for the Boys A Girls IT was "Black Monday" this week for thousands of Singapore schoolchildren who had to return to their desks for another term of studies. Thousands got up very early on Monday morning, jammed the bus stands and later the corridors of the175 words
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Article146 1957-09-04 10 Freddy Oei, a Senior Middle 111 student of the Chinese Catholic High School, Singapore writes about his experience at a "Cheap Sale." 1 "T thought my holiday J was going to be very J disappointing as I had no J specific plans but some- how or rather146 words
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Article, Illustration307 1957-09-04 10 passed remarks about our Job and did not care the least for us. The younger swimmers strutted like proud peacocks Into the water and made a dash for the deeo waters. In sDite of our warnings they kept going far but luckily nothing happened. On307 words
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Article, Illustration174 1957-09-04 10 r— SCHOOL WRSfINAMW CORNER Budding Athlete Has One A budding athlete with an ambition in life is 17-year-old Miss Pho o n Mun Siong, Form IV student of Tanjong Katong Girls School, Singapore. She is beginning to gain recognition in the field of sport in a small way. Her174 words
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Article, Illustration47 1957-09-04 10 ONE of Singapore's English Schools, which reopened on Monday jor the third term, had a very busy day getting into full swing with the school's business. Here students are seen rushing to their respective classrooms after the bell has gone, for the day's studies.47 words
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Article, Illustration388 1957-09-04 10 B. JASWANT SINGH, 16, Form IV student of the Sultan Yussuf School, Bal who is the State representative for the Malayan Student magazine and a School's reporter to the Junior Mail, writes abou^ his first visit to Pan:- AMONG the many beauti- ful beaches in Malaya, the388 words
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Advertisement101 1957-09-04 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products my.'- 'jF aSfcrSml K^wj^SJlil'' k* 3t k >. x '^sJlP^ ii3^^^^^^^» i y^ '■'■'•'^v>t- 'I Balashin Sai In The "New Look" Pack Very effective for Coughs, Indigestion, Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness, Stomachache, Foul Breath ENG AUN TONG THt TIGER MEDICAL HALL LARGEST STOCKS101 words
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Advertisement249 1957-09-04 10 PEN FOR FRIENDS ARE you keen in making friends throughout the world with the mighty pen? Then here i> ganisation, the Youth Of All Nations, Inc., New York, that not only offers introduction If but also helps you how to make a start in building friendship through Letters. Through YOAN249 words
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Miscellaneous271 1957-09-04 10 TODAY'S QUOTATION: "When a wife lias a good husband it is easily seen in her face." Goethe. WEDNESDAY FOR EVERYONE: This is a constructive day for making progress and for creative ideas, favourable contacts. Keep busy; get things accomplished but grant time and opportunity for relaxation, pleasure too YOl'R BIRTHDATK271 words
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Miscellaneous31 1957-09-04 10 1 .Cut the metal end from a FROZEN FOOD CONTAINER. 2. GLUE a small round BUTTON or BEAD to each corner of the bottom for legs. CASEIN tf®Z JS iGLUE V^^^31 words
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Miscellaneous23 1957-09-04 10 3. USE IT gj^vl AS A TRAY 1^ FOR PINS... ORBEADS...^^ OR COINS... f^ OR STAMPS...^S OR AN ASH TRAY TOR DADJ^) f"23 words
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236 1957-09-04 11 HI ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Pahang created a major upset when they scored v vi ,tory over Penang in the Merdeka hockey competition at the > MerS tuiiuni today. k who entered the nvourites were f teir opponents ent of the I' M^hamed Rajab player236 words
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Article49 1957-09-04 11 E Badminton Asso- :r. 7 iX) —-club: Jacques Strike BP •ft Fook I iraSi Wtt Blue) BP v im vmj Boyee id BP. i Umra X k ler G ing Nathai e( Eng L*e V! Chue Kwai S I I res m c 'a X c49 words
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Article25 1957-09-04 11 LONDON. Sept. 3 (AP) Terry Spinks. Britain's Olympic flyweight boxing champion, will make his debut as a jockey in Manchester on Friday.25 words
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Article149 1957-09-04 11 THE two-day cricket match between the President's XI of Ceylon and the Pan-Malayan Ceylonese scheduled to be' Played on the Malaya Com-' mand ground at Kuala Lum- 1 pur was abandoned yesterday' the second day when heavy' rain made play impossible. Thus it was that only149 words
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Article90 1957-09-04 11 LONDON. Sept. 3. (Reuter^ Closing quotations at tonight's second Victoria Club callover on the St. Leger to be run over one mile .six furlongs in Doncaster Sept. 11 were: 5 to 1 Ballymoss. Brioche and Sertorius; 8 to 1 Court Harwell; 10 to 1 Tenterhooks. Supreme Courage.90 words
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Article39 1957-09-04 11 PENANG, Tues. The Cycling Carnival will be held at the City Stadium at 8 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 29, and not at the Chinese Recreation Club ground as previously announced. Entries close on Sept. 20. *-*f39 words
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Article, Illustration121 1957-09-04 11 KUTS RUNS FASTEST 10,000 m THIS SEASON MOSCOW, Sept. 3 (Reuter) Vladimir Kuts, Soviet holder of the world 10.000 metres record, retained his national 5,000 metres title in the U.S.S.R. athletics championships at Lenin stadium here yesterday. He clocked 13 mins. 48.6 sees. the world's fastest time this season though121 words
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Article111 1957-09-04 11 LONDON Sept. 3, (Reuter) Results in yesterday's English and Scottish football matches were: LEAGUE TWO Sheffield U. 0 Charlton Athletic 3. West Ham U. 1 Blackburn Rovers 1 LEAGUE 111 SOUTHERN Colchester U. 2 Queen's Park Rangers 1. Coventry City 1 New-port County 2. Millwall 3 Crystal111 words
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Article184 1957-09-04 11 4 Horses Promoted To Cl. 1 FOUR Class 2 horses. Fair Nipper, Powhatan, Copacabana and Prince of Lalita have been promoted to Class 1. according to the latest SRA amendment list. Other transfers are: TRANSFERS From Class 1 to Class 2: Maori Chief; Flower Queen; Enjoyment II; Copper Khan; Barakat.184 words
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Article329 1957-09-04 11 Merdeka Cup Amateur Race Meet KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Fourteen deleted race' horses have been handicapped for the Merdeka Cup run over seven furlongs which will feature the Selangor Turf Club's Amateur Meet on Saturday THE MERDEKA CUP Class 1 Div. 1: 7 Furs. Entertainment 13.07 Jackpot II 13.06 Ambassador 13.04329 words
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68 1957-09-04 11 Footballers Die After Heading Ball MUENSTER. West Germany, Sep.. j. (Reuter) Two doctors writing in a German Medical Journal, said (hat three footballers had recently been killed and others seriously injured by heading the ball. The doctors, H. Diehl and G. Wilke, said that a football weighing 700 grammes (about68 words
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391 1957-09-04 11 A Shock For Aussie Star In U.S. Tennis FOREST HILLS, New York, Sept. 3 (UP) Clifton Mayne of Berkeley, California, 23-year-old army lieutenant stationed at Fort Mon mouth, N.J., scored a resounding upset in the U.S. tennis championships yesterday by whipping southpaw Neale Fraser of Australia, 6-3, 9-7, 6-4. Fraser,391 words
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Advertisement838 1957-09-04 11 CLASSIFIED ADS SITUATIONS VACANT I^WO qualified teachers requir- Ed 10th September. 1957, for general subjects including English at Secondary School, Royal Air Force. Seletar. Applicants must be U.K. -trained. Salary is on local scale closely approximating to Burnham scale plus 25 percent temporary addition. Applications to Senior Education Officer, Royal838 words
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Miscellaneous198 1957-09-04 11 Li 1 Abner By A/ Coop W'^-Mfii M SICK OF THIS.r-SIC-N SERGE^NT.^ I 1/ ARE >OU GOING II BUT HE'S GOTH AP* /P^ii- pSfeVifcW WAN DOWM DEEP INSIDe.f OBVOUSLV ITO PERMIT THAT T r>_, C AN r-A ZT! -U ,tc owwurat PQOOUCETHW n J THAT UTTLE i RUFFIAN TO r198 words
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Article, Illustration33 1957-09-04 12 Shapely Winners SINGAPORE'S first and second in the 100 metres freestyle in the Merdeka Swimming meet on Monday at Kuala Lumpur are Yap Kan Ec, left, who won the event, and Elsie Lim.33 words
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Article260 1957-09-04 12 Gladys on the way to title VIETNAM'S Nguyen Van Tich and Hongkong's K. H. Ip were the first to enter the semi-finals of the men's singles in yesterday's session of the Selangor Tennis Championships on the Selangor Golf Club courts. Van Tich coasted to an260 words
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Article, Illustration24 1957-09-04 12 -Standardpics by COMING in to win the 200 metres breast stroke for women at the Merdeka meet is Leongr Lye Meng.- Yong Poh FahYong Poh Seong - 24 words
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Article, Illustration1116 1957-09-04 12 PETER KUM - PETER KUM Seth Survives A Shock From Eng Huak Indonesia Rules In The Women's Tourneys By EDDY CHOONG, Malaya's unofficial champion of the world, disposed of the' challenger from India, Nandu Natekar, in 21 minutes at 15-4 15-7 to enter the final of the Merdeka badminton1,116 words
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Article286 1957-09-04 12 (Thai) w.0.: Major B. G. N. Evelegh and Major R.N. Griggs beat. Leong Hoe Yeng and San Kwok Keon? 6-2 5-7 6-2; Quarter-final: Van Thanh and Van Bay beat Mitchell and Wilford 6-0 6-0- I. A. Alsagoff and H. Khamis beat P.H. Hopkins and M286 words
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Article247 1957-09-04 12 Merdeka Games JKUHTR Quarter-final results in the morning session are Men's singles: T. N. Seth (India) beat Khoo Eng Huah (Pg) 15-8 17-14; Nandu Natekar (India) beat Lai Fook Ying (Sel) 15-6 7-15 15-4. Men's doubles: On* Poh Lim and Ooi Teik Hock (Spore/ Pg) beat Foo Vong Khean and247 words
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Article123 1957-09-04 12 Thomas Cuppers Ong Poh Lim and Ooi Teik Hock beat a scratch pair formed by Perak's Foo Vong Khean and Singapore's Omar Ibrahim. 15-2, 15-8. As expected, it was an easy win but it showed' pretty clearly that Poh Lim was no more his mercurial123 words
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Article134 1957-09-04 12 Selangor's Gerry Toft will lead the Malayan Hockey Federation against Singapore in their match to be played at the Merdeka Stadium today. The MHF line-up will be: P. Van Huizen (NS); M. Shanmuganathan (SeD- Chua Eng Cheng (Sel); Philip (Pk): M. Shepherdson (Sel): G Toft (Sel);134 words
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Article272 1957-09-04 12 Perak, with five Olympic players, were given a fright by Malacca, and just managed to win by two goals to one in the second match of the Merdeka Hockey tournament at Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Malacca gave an extremely good account of themselves, and held272 words
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Article33 1957-09-04 12 RUGBY Polce S.A ;.C. I at Pcl i ce T I Newcomert t>t Rest SOCCi Singapore h League and <"?</> Wearne Brotfu n W>nrnc Brothers E lan Besar Stad urn I A33 words
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543 1957-09-04 12 Vietnam Blast Malaya's Hopes For His Cup The Prime Minister Watches... By ALEX SOARS VIETNAM blasted Malaya's hopes for the Prime Minister's Cup with a 4—l victory at the Merdeka Stadium last night. Malayan hopes were high when the Vietnamese were held I—l at half time, but then came that543 words
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Article332 1957-09-04 12 Singapore 6 Thailand 0 AFTER holding Singapore to a one-nil lead at half time, Thailand faded out to eventually go down 6—o in the subsidiary tourney for minor placings in the Football festival in the Merdeka Stadium last night. Singapore's first goal came332 words
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Advertisement74 1957-09-04 12 ffih 3 D %\y GOLDEN STAR RADI Model PE 203 Three large loudspeakers give 3D sound. Bandspread shortwave bands. Tuned R.F. stage. Selective negative feedback Switched pick-up sockets Concentric "Pyelite" Controls Fully tropicalised Singapore $355/- Federation $400/Less 10% for Cash. Sole Distributors for Singapore Malaya Sarawak Brunei Borneo. ANN PENG74 words
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Miscellaneous104 1957-09-04 12 TODAY'S 1 EVENTS BADMINI if-J In* itai on Inter finals and finals, 1Q 8 TENNIS: SLTA ta national quarter-finals Lakt SOCCER: Pr, Cup lf< i< Mr; Honokc-nq B B-- 'ft* i*- c .;orc. 7 7ci. p.?\ Hoi gkong CI Kotc m hoc :nHo4 Fedenr on "A" 3.40 p.m Ifalo pore.104 words
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