Singapore Standard, 26 September 1957
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Title Section33 1957-09-26 1 Singapore Standard Singa STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lin««) 2400 GHJ GHGFH W No. 86 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1957 12 PAGES 15 CENTS I We Are Ready To Meet Any Reprisals, Says Lim33 words
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Article925 1957-09-26 1 Underground Plot To Subvert Schools Bared GOVERNMENT is ready to meet any reprisals from leftist elements in the Colony following yesterday's police dawn swoop on Red-tinged students. THE CHIEF MINISTER, MR. LIM YEW HOCK SAID YESTERDAY: "THE VERY MINUTE THEY (THE STUDENTS) ATTEMPT ANY MISCHIEF,925 words
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Article, Illustration9 1957-09-26 1 We'll Move In Again If There Is Mischief- LIM9 words
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Article275 1957-09-26 1 dice Hold 1,025 Triad Suspects Sept S3 r Police ;innouru i il.iN they had 1,025 -aspects members of i t o preBt v return i aezl year's Chuiriots security jra sed •V for r Las the G vernor of ng, Sir Alexander Grai mcd the triads Chic t\tor:iun275 words
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Article35 1957-09-26 1 f'MBO S l rub:her I on each grade I n Rubber Cornhe drop to conform .il fall of rubhe world i. > n rubber itioned The: t lon was still md 'ht 135 words
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Article64 1957-09-26 1 MELBOURNE. Sept. 25 j (Renter* British scientists today set off the second explosion in their current series of tests at Maralins:a, 350 miles northwest of Adelaide. South Australia. The explosion, which had been delayed because of unfavourable winds, was on top of a 300-foot high steel64 words
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80 1957-09-26 1 'LOAD OUR GUNS AND SHOOT THEM DEAD' POLICE seized among other literature 525 bound copies of a Communist song book and hundreds of loose song sheets at yesterday's dawn swoop. One of the songs was entitled "Don't Be Afraid". Translated, it read: "Don't be afraid of wolves and jackals that80 words
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Article98 1957-09-26 1 BANGKOK. Sept. 25 (Reuter) The National Assembly today enacted a special legislation to appoint a supreme commander and a deputy supreme commander during normal times The Assembly also enacted a bill granting amnesty for armed services personnel, police and civilians who overthrew the Pibul Songgram's government98 words
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Article53 1957-09-26 1 FOUR men walking along Smith Street, Singapore, were attacked by a gang of more than ten persons, early this morning. In the fight, two men. Tan Loon Hin. 29. and Kwok Weng Sin. 17. sustained deep parang gashes on the head-. They were sent to53 words
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Article134 1957-09-26 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 (AP) World Bank directors voted unanimously today to admit as new members Malaya, Tunisia, Morocco and Libya. Similar action was taken yesterday by the International Monetary Fund. Sir li*nry 11. S. Lee, Finance Minis" er for the Federation of Malaya, said his134 words
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Article, Illustration116 1957-09-26 1 DIVORCED SIX DAYS AFTER THEIR WEDDING KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Klang Religious Court today granted a divorce to a couple who were married only six days ago. The Chief Kathi of Klang, Inche Mohammed bin Abdul Ghani, granted an order for separation to Inche Abdul Aziz bin Kerma, 44, from116 words
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Article52 1957-09-26 1 LONDON Sept 25 (AP) Two I.OOU-m.ph. U.S. jet fighters collided in predawn r.iaekness over the North Atlantic today while taking part in giant NATO air-se;i exerci.-es Two other American planes carrying four men each */ere reported missing during an ocean search for marauding "enemy" submarines in52 words
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Article104 1957-09-26 1 LITTLE ROCK. Arkansas. Sept. 25 (AP>. Negro students walked calmly into the front door or Central High School today while 350 j armed U.S. paratroopers guarded their way. An army car driven by a soldier brought "about six or seven" Negroes to the front entrance and the104 words
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190 1957-09-26 1 SANTA MARIA AIRPORT. Azores, Sept. 25, (Reuter).— The United States transport ship Geiger iias reported finding 40 more survivors from the lost German windjammer Pamir. Survivors from the barque now number 46. including five found in a lifeboat on Monday and one in another lifeboat190 words
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Article56 1957-09-26 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 (AP).— The Atomic Energy Commission announced last night that the Soviet union has set off another nuclear explosion in its current series of weapons tests. An A.E.C. spokesman Indicated that the blast was that of a hydrogen bomb with an explosive force equivalent56 words
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Article23 1957-09-26 1 MR. POTE SARASIN, the Thai premier, said yesterday his provisional government received recognition from the United States. Britain, France and Australia. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article103 1957-09-26 1 BANK RATES UP OFFICIAL MALAYAN banks yesterday increased the rates on overdrafts by one per cent. The announcement of the increase was made by acting chairman of the Malayan Exchange Banks Association, Mr. John Wilson. The increases bring minimum rates of interest for dollar advances against local security other than103 words
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Advertisement13 1957-09-26 1 WASHINGTON URV CLEANING CO. 412-414 ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE-9 TEL: ***** WHERE'S the manager?13 words
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214 1957-09-26 2 Red Syria Is Danger Signal In Middle East NEW YORK, Sept. 25 (Keuter) Mr. Richard Casey, Australian Minister for External Affairs, said today the ri>e of a Communist-dominated regime in Syria was a "danger signal" that other Middle Eastern countries and indeed the whole world dare not ignore. ite I214 words
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Article51 1957-09-26 2 D W. MCLELLAX. y will cie- q the Fun Fair in aid of the Christian Bi B W\ I at St. Ste- ihool on S Dday. M. Olcon endy, Archb of S■ g e-Malacca, will bless the new school Dre- at Sig ap View, Fra::Ke'51 words
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Article113 1957-09-26 2 BUTTER WORTH, Wed.— One of the biggest ships built :n Malaya. The M.V. I "Tronoh" was launched a* the Straits Steamship Sungei j Nyor Dockyard here this afternoon by Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan. wife of n director of the Straj s Steamship Company, and113 words
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Article, Illustration85 1957-09-26 2 MAJOR GENERAL EC. Weir, Chief of General Staff. New Zealand Army, arrived in Kuala Lumpur recently to visit military establishments in the Federation. He was accompanied by the New Zealand Military Lia.ison Officer. Lt Col. HA. Purcell. The general is seen chatting with a dog handlerAFP - 85 words
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Article392 1957-09-26 2 Dr. Ismail Casts Ftrst Vote In UN Assemhu Krishna Menon Lash& Out At Malaya's Stan, UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 25 India last nighl delivered a sharp attack against Malaya for voting against an Indian proposal that the General Assembly consider the admission of Red ChinaA.P.; U.P.; Reuter - 392 words
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Article36 1957-09-26 2 LONDON, Sept. 25 (Reuter) —Leaders of the 8.000.00"--strong Trades Union Congress told the government today that its latest credit squeeze is likely to cause unemploy- j ment and a lowering of the nation's activity36 words
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Article187 1957-09-26 2 Appeal For Evidence MR. s. H. D. Bias, chairman of the Commission of Inquiry into election malpractices, appealed to the public in a broadcast I over Radio Malaya last nigh: for evidence that will assist the Commission in its task. "If you know of anything that occurred at the Legislative187 words
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308 1957-09-26 2 Tunku Justifies Defence Pact is," he said. He was introduced to six surrendered Communist terrorists. They were Rima bin Ismail, district committee member Kfidir bin Haji Zainudin, Ah Shing, Lai Kai San-. Lin Nuk and Ah Yir.e. all of whoni operated in the308 words
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159 1957-09-26 2 Out Of The Red And Into The Black For The KL Cound KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council will not, as earlier reported, be "in the red'" next year. It will in fact have a surplus wok balance of $437,340. This was revealed in a special circular to159 words
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Article25 1957-09-26 2 MUSLIMS in Province Weilesley will hold a mammoth procession and rally in Butterworth On Sunday Oct. 6 in commemoration of the Birthof Prophet Muhammad.25 words
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Article49 1957-09-26 2 I <rems Pm, i fa* I H k H< s, rms l i v T °ne: Stead; i m Novemfct 1 1- i,.|)e r •r D j V^'xinesdays m^ Spo Three 1 Seitiemro! OIVt 10. I Steaif bj; fc -»llfrv Three nmnt Setlleoieot an* till <'s afterr49 words
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Article22 1957-09-26 2 A I I found after him in th X pore told Yuso! of h< rim. drowned the Keen Tlv I ventin22 words
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Advertisement129 1957-09-26 2 L./2/55 Alice Kuypei Kuala Lumpur J O EXPECTANT AND llHni' NURSING MOTHERS W-1 SwHI P^ A really smart publication that provides 8 iB or the recording of many fascinating details of baby*s birth, progress, christening, first remarks fl and actions photographs and family tree etc. /J^/iuJ I* L^ Presented with129 words
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Article, Illustration101 1957-09-26 3 I VI rS < ORNER" in pore S< hool for in 1 homson H (In S.ircti uprn- r d i v by tho i.nm-r-CieneraJ for Asia, Sir The MM1 M h.is H the KhOOl .ml of the 1 r > I c isjuc,101 words
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79 1957-09-26 3 Fewer Motor Accidents In The Colony THERI fewer q I ac> Singapore roads month com; > fig ire in the previous month. Of a total of 1,912 ace; month, against 2,149 in July, 13 people were killed. This compares with 23 fatal accidents in July, which resulted iple kill Fines79 words
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166 1957-09-26 3 'Single Varsity' Memo Is Attacked THE University of Malaya Students' Union memorandum to the Commission of Inqiury, recommending one tingle university for the country, bad i mixed reception from Colony undergraduates yesterday. Many were angry as they were not told it would be sent in Two ftll it r. councillors166 words
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Article35 1957-09-26 3 ONG >X MIIEE who pleaded not guilty in a Singapore court yesterday to a charge ol assisting in a public lottery, and being in possession of Ifl chap-ji-kee slips was allowed Nov. 6.35 words
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100 1957-09-26 3 'ORE'S Income I is looking for he officers to help cope mere assessments. department spokesman -aid that some under-staffed and attempts to fill Parposts had not been successful said the appointments were now being made thr< the Public Services Commis- II post100 words
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148 1957-09-26 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Be* re becoming a trade union »ffl rial, a person should have at least a little experience in the trade or industry, he is to advocated Ir XV. Thever. president of the Malayan Trade Union Council today. He \a commenting148 words
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Article61 1957-09-26 3 ACCOMMODATION for 600 dlildren will be available at the Government Chinese Primary School ;it Jervoifl Road Singapore when it opens in January next year. There will be classes from Primary I to Primary VI. Registration for admission to the school will commence from Ovt 861 words
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Article37 1957-09-26 3 HONGKONG. Sept. 25 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $15-72 to El Sterling; $5.***** to U.S. Si; $1.8X2 to Malayan sl; $0.1285 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $258,375 to a taeL37 words
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Article272 1957-09-26 3 IT WAS A CRIME PLASHED WITH GREAT CARE, SAYS JUDGE STRONG ROOM BREAKERS RECEIVE THREE YEARS EACH FOLK men, who broke into a bank and stole cash and jewellery, were each sentenced to three years' jail at the Singapore Assizes yesterday. Mastan Kumpli, S.272 words
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Article, Illustration42 1957-09-26 3 THE Governor of Sarawak, Sir Anthony Abell. who i ad been holidaying in Singapore, yesterday left by Qantas-BOAC Britannia for Britain on leave. Sir Anthony, seen above, is expected to return to Kuching towards the end of November. StandardStandard - 42 words
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Article, Illustration252 1957-09-26 3 BOY TAKES TWO JOBS IN 13 DAYS IPOH. Wed. Thirteen-year-old Kok See Yin of St. Michael's Institution today toid the Standard that he ran away from school for 13 days during which he had two jobs and took a trip to Kuala Lumpur. Young Kok (pictured above) said his "adventures"252 words
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Article318 1957-09-26 3 Lee Foundation Gives $1,000 THE Lee Foundation yesterdonated $1,000 towards a to helD the 39 Singapore victims whose homes were gutted by fire last Sunday. Mr. H. J. C. Kulasingha. chairman of the Pasir Panjanj rural district committee, who on Tuesday sent In $100 to318 words
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Article, Illustration320 1957-09-26 3 Archaeological Finds In Caves Evoke Interest REMAINS of human habitation said to date back to 40,000 8.C., have been excavated at a depth of about eight feet in the Niah Caves in Sarawak. This was revealed in Kuching yesterday by the Curator320 words
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230 1957-09-26 3 Don't Take Port For Granted, Colony Told More With The Times Sir Eric TOO many people in Singapore take the Colony's port for granted, said Sir Eric Millbourn, an authority ion port affairs, yesterday. But few realise how vital the pen is for Singapore, Sir Eric said, in his address230 words
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Article106 1957-09-26 3 A TRADE union delegation yesterday told Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, that certain government departments were deviating from the malayanization policy. The delegation led by the President of the Trades Union Congress. Mr. S. Jaganathan. comprised officials of five unions which represent various106 words
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Article50 1957-09-26 3 IF OH, Wed. The state national and Federal citizenship offices in the Secretariat will shortly be shifted to new premises. They will be housed in a bungalow at the junction of Gopeng Road and Kinta Gardens Lane. New citizenship forms will be available on Nov. 14.50 words
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Article40 1957-09-26 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Miss Wong Kirn Poh. 29. a Radio Malaya announcer, returned here today after attending a six-month programme course at the 8.8.C in London She is attached to the Chinese section of Radio Malaya here.40 words
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124 1957-09-26 3 Bail Refused In Armed Robbery Case KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Chong Chow Kee, 29, of Jinjang north new village, was today tentatively charged before Magistrate Tu t n Elajl Mohammad Taib witfa armed robbery. The court was told that Chong's accomplice was Btill at large. Chong and another man were alleged124 words
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Article234 1957-09-26 4 Court Convicts Bandit's Widow She Consorted With A Top Red KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. Justice Smith in the Supreme Court today convicted Siau Liv, 30-year old widow of a deceased Malayan Communist Party leader, for consorting with a top-rankinor terrorist. The Judge, however, deferred to Fri sentence on the woman.234 words
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558 1957-09-26 4 Ex-Chief Officer Of 'Landak' Tells Court: BULKHEADS WERE ROTTEN, SAID LETTER BY MISSING MAN A CHIEF officer's letters to his family in Britain which spoke of the state of disrepair of the bulkheads of an oil tanker, his own worries jover558 words
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153 1957-09-26 4 NEW BRUNEI CONSTITUTION UNDER STUDY THE Sultan of Brunei has .said that he hopes the new Constitution oi his state could be brought into force next year, an official release states. A new agreement with Britain for the protection and deience of Brunei will be negotiated "in due course." the153 words
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Article, Illustration70 1957-09-26 4 BRITISH screen star Diane Cilento. the solden-haired beauty of the film "A Woman for Joe, took time off on Tuesday nisht to see the film "Doctor At Large" now showing at the Cathay. Singapore. Here she is discussing a scene in the Him with Mr.70 words
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323 1957-09-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation government is considering; a proposal to recruit university graduates directly into the gazetted ranks of the Police from next year, the Standard learnt today. Government sources said that this proposal, by a toplevel police committee, will come323 words
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187 1957-09-26 4 A CITY Councillor and former Assistant Secretary of the Singapore Labour Front. Airs. G. C. Smith (formerly Miss Wee Kiat Neo) has resigned from the party because she refused to toe the party line on the question of delicensing of hawkers within187 words
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Article113 1957-09-26 4 They Want Holiday Bungalows Too THE Singapore City Council Will be asked at its monthly meeting on Monday to build holiday bungalows for its daily rated workers. Councillor, Mr. Lee Choon Eng will move a motion to this effect as he fee though the Council h.s provided the salaried staff113 words
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Miscellaneous501 1957-09-26 4 Standard c^Mlpnanac Information at a Glance Bras Basah Road 7.30 p.m. Memorial Hall Opening by Dr. f lalf ADi^DC ml Y.MCA (Orchard Road): Judo C.A. Gibson-Hill. President of #IW\f#^ r \J W flfl training for small boys, boybuild- the Photographic Society of SinHf JyJl^ JsWr^^e^^^« Malay class and judo training501 words
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216 1957-09-26 5 No Political Taint In Govt. Posts IBLIC COMMISSION TO HANDLE CIVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS Ports Premier Position Will Be Maintained, Says Raja Uda PENANG, Wed.— lt is the firm intention of the Penang Government that the civil service should be kept free from political influence, and216 words
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Article, Illustration6 1957-09-26 5 Governor At Ceremonial Opening sn id6 words
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314 1957-09-26 5 The Penang Government. through Its representatives on the Penang Port Commission, would .striv t > to maintain and Increase the efficiency oi the port to attract more shipping, a greater volume of trade and greater prosperity in the State. On the Emergency, the314 words
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197 1957-09-26 5 Chief Minister Calls For Support to Wipe Out Reds I c importance of self-sum food. She expressed ronfi the authorities would do I j improve food produo- J tion. Mr Koh Sin Hock, referring to the tourist trade, said that in Hawaii the Government made $240,000,000 a year. If in197 words
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Article33 1957-09-26 5 IPOH. W« L Th€ Merdekn dinner planned by the I State Alliance for Saturday oen postponed. The re. that the Prime ter, Tunku Abdul attend GWiDfl ire of work.33 words
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Article, Illustration30 1957-09-26 5 TIIF Governor of Penan?, Raia Sir Ida, in plumed helmet, inspecting a Police -u-ird-of -honour, before openin* the State Council meeting at the- Council Chambers, Peel Avenue yesterday StandardStandard - 30 words
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254 1957-09-26 5 Cant Interfere, Says Wong PENANG, Wed. People who have paid deposits for now houses, could not afford to wait for many months because of delay by some large housing projects. This was stated by Mr. O. L. Phlpps, at the adjournment ol the Qi254 words
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Article21 1957-09-26 5 THE biennial delegates conference of the National Union of Transport Workers will be held in Klang on Friday. Sept H7.21 words
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119 1957-09-26 5 HE URGES AN END TO PIN-TABLE GAMBLING PENANG, Wed.—Member for Province South, Haji Sulaiman bin Haji Ahmad, today urged Government to stop pintable gambling, which has been doing great harm not only to the people but also to children He warned that if such gambling was allowed on a largescale,119 words
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240 1957-09-26 5 Views In Report Surprise Councillor PENANG, Wed. Member for Butterworth. Mr. Wee Tiong Ghee, expressed surprise that an elected member of the Butterworth Town Council should think that an elected chairman would not have the courage to make decisions without considering the wishes of his party and the people who240 words
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Article20 1957-09-26 5 THE Klang United Malays National Organisation will hold an emergency meeting tonight to discuss Malaya's new Defence Treaty.20 words
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359 1957-09-26 5 Lallang Trouble, But 49,969 Acres Under Young Rubber KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. R or holders last year n I 4 it. 969 acres oe their Dgs, which is it so pa cent better than the previous best fig ires tor replanting since in >epi of the Smallholder*359 words
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Article445 1957-09-26 5 Ways Sought To Fight Evils' PENANG. Wed. The Government is actively considering ways and means of effectively preventing the social evils which are consequent to the fragmentation of large estates. This was disclosed by Governor Raja Sir Uda. The Government, he said, has been most concerned445 words
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212 1957-09-26 5 PENANG, Wed. A seasnake station in Penang could well turn sea-snakes into a tourist attraction far greater than the Snake Institute in Bangkok— said Dr. H. A Reid, when he addressed the Rotary Club here today. I This station, he said, would also provide212 words
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Article888 1957-09-26 6 Keeping The Balance 'pHE Federation Prime Minister has the delicate job of restraining the Malays from allowing merdeka to generate too much arrogance in them. A more mature people would regard merdeka from a different light. It does not make for a healthy relationship if other Malayans have888 words
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Article, Illustration773 1957-09-26 6 Cassandra records a Spanish Concerto... 7/V ANOTHER RI-POItT FROM WE COm^ PORT de la SELVA. that accom plished and courageous American airman went up about nineteen miles in a balloon the other day he remarked on the absolute quiet of the sfro tosphere. The silence was complete and only the773 words
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Article, Illustration1058 1957-09-26 6 EDWARD CRANKS HA W Sees LONDON pOR the old "Russia hand" looking at the Soviet scene from afar, the main impression today is one of instability the very reverse of the impression which Mr. Khrushchev has sought to produce with his victory over his rivals and1,058 words
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Article726 1957-09-26 6 ASTER GUNASEKERA - The NEWS as it strike me! ASTER GUNASEKERA By QNE hundred and twentyfive years ago. speaking at the Centennial Anniversary of Washington, Daniel Webster, who once thanked God that he was an American, said "That name (Washington) descending with all time, spreading over the whole earth, and uttered in all726 words
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Article, Illustration908 1957-09-26 7 Ike Makes Radio-Television Address To Nation On Crisis At Little Rock 500 CRACK PARATROOPERS FLY IN ARKANSAS GUARD 'FEDERALISED' WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 President Eisenhower declared tonight in a nationwide television-radio message that America's enemies abroad were gloating over the school segregation trouble in Little Rock, Arkansas.908 words
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165 1957-09-26 7 IKVO, E 25 (1 "—Japanese judges, and rep today slipped i i mil l in S magahara ni i session oi the trial of my Specialist Third CU a William r Girard continued. light ra. I ring the 'urned the venue o: thi court165 words
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Article59 1957-09-26 7 BLESS YOU, SATCHMO WIRES IKE lORT. lowa, Sept. P) Lou Sate he may go d Russia al" drnt It the |t negro jazz irur m Kht declared: l m lid bet nned to gr i nt-spon rht t but n bit I D mtegr.i roloped in I dd he you59 words
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Article23 1957-09-26 7 I leaders I i rime n an a- tempt to tnent i ig i by 1 rih mpn in North ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article30 1957-09-26 7 Japanese police yesterday reported that one person waa killed and 14 others ci injured when a bunch i I ftreworka mdoded In T central Japan.- ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article90 1957-09-26 7 LAUSANNE, Sept. 25 (Renter) King Saud of oil-rk'h Saudi Arabia spent a quarter of a millinn Swiss francs (about MSlOti.2so) on hotel bills, car hires and general expenses during his recent five-day stay here, it was reliably learned yesterday. These expenses did not include90 words
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Article61 1957-09-26 7 VIENNA, Sept 29 (Reuter) Siegfried Waselberger, 33--fear-old Austrian artist, arrived here from Salzburg today le down, walking on his hands He wagered he would wa'k on his hands from Salzburg to Vienna, and began on May 15. By ins arrival In a Vienna b today he61 words
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Article41 1957-09-26 7 MOSCOW Radio announced yesterday that Russia's current five-year-plan which has three year- to run Is to bo extended beyond 1960. The announcement said tha: the remaining three years are not sufficient to cope with the huge tasks laced. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article153 1957-09-26 7 BUT ALI THE KNIFE' ESCAPES ALGIERIS, Sept. 25 UP).— Foreign Legion parachutists today captured Yacif Saadi, alleged leader of the Algiers 1 rebel network, during a short, sharp gunlight in the maze of the Casbah native quarter. But his bodyguard. All la Pointe Ali the Knife-point153 words
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Article69 1957-09-26 7 HONGKONG, Sept. 25 (Rev. ler) Mr. Abe Manheim. a 27-year-Oid Canadian musician who arrived here three weeks ago after visiting Russia and Communist China, said today he was making an application for returning to Peking to study the Chinese language. Mr. Manheim, of Winona Drive, Toronto,69 words
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Article206 1957-09-26 7 JAKARTA, Sept. 25 (UP).— The editor of one of Jakarta's major newspapers told a military court today that a military regulation on Press reports "restricts Press freedom" in Indonesia Editor Ro.Mhan Anwar of AND ATTACKS MILITARY CENSORSHIP ihe socialist daily Pedoman, one of Jakarta's biggest206 words
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Article, Illustration84 1957-09-26 7 photo. PRESIDENT Soekarno of Indonesia, left, signs the "joint declaration" made by himself and former Vice President Mohammad Hattn at the conclusion of the "National Conference" here between the Central Government and outlying regions of Indonesia Hatla (centre in white) waits his turn with the pen. The joint declaration spurredUP - 84 words
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Article64 1957-09-26 7 LONDON, Sept. 25 (Reuter) Moscow Radio claimed today that a new world air speed record loi a jet passenger airliner had been set up by a Russian TU-104-A. The aircraft covered a 621--mile course in 1 hr. 1 mm. 48 seconds, the Radio said. Average speed for64 words
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Article28 1957-09-26 7 DR. Mohammad Hatta the Indonesian statesman. left Peking by air yesterday with his party for a tour of North China and Manchuria. Peking Radio reported.- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article442 1957-09-26 7 NOW PAKISTAN OFFERS TO HAVE HER TROOPS REPLACED BY U.N. FORCE UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 25 (UP). Pakistan offered today to withdraw her troops from Kashmir and to have them replaced by a U.N. peace force as the first step toward a plebiscite in the disputed state. The offer442 words
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Article, Illustration527 1957-09-26 7 ACCRA, Sept. 25 (Reuter). Dr. Kwome Nkrumah, Prime Minister of Ghana, announced today in a broadcast that the Attorney-General does not propose to continue proceedings against Mr. Lan Colvin of the London Daily Telegraph. Dr Nkrumah said this meant that it would not527 words
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115 1957-09-26 7 JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 25 (Renter) A Government Commission which inquired into ''undesirable publications" in South Africa has proposed that the Government institute magazine censorship and a form of Press control. Its report, published last night, recommends legislation which would empower a publications boards115 words
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Article31 1957-09-26 7 MAJOR-GENERAL E. L. M. Burns, has agreed to remain on as commander of the United Nations Emergency Force in Egypt, it was learned in O:tawa last night.- ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article41 1957-09-26 7 MORE than 1.000 university students last night fought a pitched battle with metropolitan police during a demonstration against the detention of 25 persons accused of leading recent demonstrations against the extension of the Tachikawa Air Base near Tokyo.- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Advertisement857 1957-09-26 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. T«i: *****/6, *****/4 '32/6 Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE To Halifax, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia Cult Port* 5 pore P. Sham Penang POLYDORUS 5/10 Oct 14 Oct 15/16 Oct ULYSSES 17/22 Nov 28/29 Nov 30Nov/lDcc Carriers option to proceed via other857 words
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Advertisement1273 1957-09-26 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD tic CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 Ime&i (ir«.o<c«.f»«tc *r bit Ropcte» 02 linet) Sh 0 p c 7" THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW. LONDON 6 CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via ether poits to load and discharge cargs (Via Sues with liberty to1,273 words
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Advertisement830 1957-09-26 8 MITSUI LINE Spore P S'hom Penang FOR JAPAN Azumasan Maru for Yokohama Kobe, Moji 10 Oct 7 Oct Harunasan Maru via Manila for Yokohama Nagoya Kobe 21 Oct FOR USA. Fot New York, Philadelphia, Boltimore vio Bombov Awobason Maru from Japan 10 Oct 1 2 Oct Akibason Maru *or Japan830 words
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Advertisement575 1957-09-26 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES' OUTWARDS Soilmgs to* Songkok ond w F<>| Qtl fl{ Penon«i p Sh "SONGKHLA" 1 l Q (t Accepting cargo for Kobe 6 Yokohomo "JAYA 4 "SELANDIA* 2/3 Oct Bangkok only. "SINALOA 22 23 Oct 24 0 Bangkok only. ct HOMEWARDS Soilings fo» Aden Port Scr r CIC575 words
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Advertisement403 1957-09-26 9 1.1.1, to '^WwrMfSSJ Leave Singapore every M VjO Fndoy or 815 m V W\},"%fjs£k n Super Consfellation ftZS i Comfort. TOURIST "^'t^V AND FIRST CLASS! JL lAMINATEO PLASTIC Mm y^B^^^^r T~ T~W Rejuvenation \OLSTH IPt^J tiiuin tcited hormonal t->nir RLSIIN-OSAN H i.i.- i t -~sf-. f r'i Co. <r<>-.t l*..i\.403 words
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Advertisement1390 1957-09-26 9 COLONY OF SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT NOTICE NATIONAL SERVICE REGISTRATION PROGRAMME National Service Registration will take place for all those living or working within the City of Singapore at the National Service Office, the Drill Hall. Singapore Military Forces Headquarters, Beach Road, between the Ist October, 1957, to the 6th November, 1951,390 words
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207 1957-09-26 10 Experts Plan To Raise Rice Production EXPERTS from a score of nations, including Malaya and Borneo, have taken a new move aimed at increasing world rice production. Three working parties of the International Rice Commission of the Food and Agriculture Organ.sation (FAO) decided to set ud two permanent technical sub-committees207 words
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Article100 1957-09-26 10 Ol TtR ROADS Boreviile. Bulk SI r, A*l Leoville, Troome Breeze, ".cse Vr.::ce. W:::vo Maru, Ringhorn. Ocean i art INNER ROADS Hng v- t c Celia, New I ran New :i. Pbuang Ngern, Baian, Yankee, Dongkun, Lo i Si« Lee, g Labuan Ha.::. June. rlii SUB WHARVES100 words
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148 1957-09-26 10 FLEET OF DIESEL TRUCKS FOR BRUNEI A FURTHER contract for a of diesel trucks has been p. a ed with Levland Motors t• by the Crown Agents, U i operation in Brunei. British trucks already in operation in Brunei include a fleet ol stx-wheel-drr?e Bcammell Constructors equipped M exc.wat r148 words
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Article55 1957-09-26 10 THE Goodyear Rubber Cont- I marketing in Austra- "JPe of tyre paint 10 0 ::er bate, I titptt solvent base tSL ider Ms the c thai be :ily sprayed, as WtU as I' thed. and it tpifl not cloy Its n i mate* fire risk, and55 words
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Article104 1957-09-26 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Prod c Exchange r.scn closing prictt Der pica] yesterday were: copra, Scot. Oct. $242 buyers, f COCOBut oil in bulk MOJ sellers; in drama $43 sellers, tfuntok white pepper $115 sellers Sarawak white $114 sel'ers. ■pedal Sarawak black $72 Singapore Ccpra Association closing prices: fair merchan-104 words
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260 1957-09-26 10 LEADING steel mills in Japan are reportedly planning to lower their production in the latter half of 1957 fiscal year beginning: with October. Steel production for the six months from October through March next year would be decreased to 4.120,000 tons, which is 19260 words
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Article220 1957-09-26 10 Oriental Goods For Int'l Fair NEW and more complete lines of toys, accessories and sporting goods will brighten the array of Oriental and Latin American handicrafts and home furnishings at the Washingi State Seventh International Trade Fair next April 11-20 at Seattle, Washington. N w m Us seventh conse..e year,220 words
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Article, Illustration110 1957-09-26 10 Electras For CPA In 1959 CATHAY Pacific Airways will be operating their South-east Asian services with Lockheed Electra jet-prop airliners in 1959. This was stated by Mr. H. J. C. Browne, managing director of CPA in Hongkong, who arrived in Singapore yesterday by KLM. Mr. Browne said that with the110 words
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Article28 1957-09-26 10 SASEBO Ship Industry, a Japanese shipyard, has announced that it had signed a £3.000.000 contract with Kuwait Oil Tanker Corporation for building a 46.000 d.w.t.ton tanker28 words
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Article, Illustration277 1957-09-26 10 ONE of the biggest display promotions ever held in Singapore was organized by The Borneo Co., Ltd., recently. Twenty-five of the biggest provision dealers in Singa- pore used amazing ingenuity and artistry in producing mountainous displays of Campbell's condensed soups, Mr. Jeremy Ramsey of The277 words
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Article34 1957-09-26 10 A US$lO million order for four big Lockheed Electra prop jet aircraft for use by Australian National Airways has been signed, Mr. R. M. Ansett. of Ansett Airways announced in Melbourne- ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article535 1957-09-26 10 Malayan Banks FolL London Move HIGHER IMPORT COST FORECAST AFTER four days of anxious waiting, Singapore's business world yesterday officially learnt that banks' minimum rates on overdrafts were increased by one per cent. Mr. John Wilson, acting chairman of the Malayan Exchange Banks Association, which has a535 words
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Article196 1957-09-26 10 THE Malayan Sharebrokers Association yesterday reported that on a quiet mark* dustrial and tin sha gular, while rubbers wi re easier. All loan prices were nominal. Price changes announced the following price changes Buyers Se El Fed Dispensary 1.95 205 Robinson Co: Ord? 1.87 1.92 xd196 words
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Article151 1957-09-26 10 Rise Discounted -Rubber Up ½C. SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday rose half a cent to 87 i cents per lb. for International first grade October shipment, the rise in the local bank rates for overdraft having been discounted by dealers who had anticipated such a step. Local rubber prices yesterday opened151 words
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Article64 1957-09-26 10 THE Malayan Exchange Ba::k< Association rates to merchants yesterti.-.v were: New York: buying, T.T :-2l O.D. 32J. 90 days airmail. 33 I credit bills. 33| trade bills. Selling rates. T.T. or O.D ready were: Swiss Franc? 141|; French Francs *****; Belgian Francs *****; Holland Gldrs. L23|; Deutsche Marks64 words
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Article188 1957-09-26 10 NEW rubber consumption in the United States last month rose to 123,221 long tons, compared with 109,660 long tons used in July, the Rubber Manufacturers Association reported in New York. The increase was due largely to resumed production following vacation shutdowns, the association no.cd.188 words
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Advertisement36 1957-09-26 10 CHINA MACHINE TOOLS TOOL GRINDER HORIZONTAL MILLING HYDRAULIC CYLINDRICAL SPUR GEAR SHAPER MACHINE GRINDER SOUTH ENGINEERS LIMITED Head Office: South Building Ampang Road, Kuala Lumpur. Branch; 40, Cross Street, S.ngapore. I. Tel 7146 8 Tel. *****36 words
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Article222 1957-09-26 11 BILL HOLDEN - BILL HOLDEN By SDON Wed— Men who have stood in the X md youngsters who can be the stars of p given places in the limlight by the m 1 eague. The selectors have scrapped their IJ, policy of choosing i team of full internationI the annual Inter-League game222 words
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Article, Illustration38 1957-09-26 11 OTHER competitors J flash past as "Pallas" and rider COflM to ffTfaft hit- a th§ tlijMMry trac^ (i'irir'i; Q trotting raCC HI S I Bm rain toafecd t^c kinfl it ilippery 2 i slimy.- AP PhotoAP - 38 words
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Article27 1957-09-26 11 I BALL I jue tea of Aged Sims (Villa) 2H tfOWC (WUt] 2,J M<iran v W 8.A.) 30 lv <m 25 '"■nt 1 Hooper (Bristol v27 words
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Article45 1957-09-26 11 STOCKTON, California, Sent. 29 <UP' Second-ranked v■.v»M«Mr i inmrny Uraua arrived Mai I t ci". route* to Caracas Venezuela, where he fights Ramon Anas on Oct. 5. Ursua, who fights out r: Stock** n, li ayes for San Francisco oi Thursday45 words
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120 1957-09-26 11 Frank Tyson leaving for Australia LONDON. Sept. 25 (Renter) The Agent General for Victoria, Colonel Sir William Lc^gatt, will give a farewell party here on Oct. 7 tor Frank Tyson, the England fast bowler, who is leaving shortly for Australia, Tyson is to marry Miss Ursula Miels of Melbourne and120 words
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238 1957-09-26 11 LONDON, Sept. 25 (AP)— lnfluenza crippled two more English soccer teams on Tuesday making a total of 18 clubs riddled by sickness. First Division Evcrton r< ported that eight first team players were down with flu. "At the moment it is impossible for238 words
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349 1957-09-26 11 LONDON, Sept. 24 (Reuter) Britain's cricket lovers tonight paid their farewell tribute to Denis Compton who has retired from regular first-class matches. C r i c keters, footballers, athletes and boxers joined with famous "fans" from the theatre, politics and business at London's Cafe349 words
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Article120 1957-09-26 11 Spin bowler Treanor retires SYDNEY. Sept. 23, (Reuter^ One of Australia's foremost spin bowler.s Jack Treanor has announced his retirement from first class cricket. This was reported by Sydney Sun cricket writer Ritchie Benaud today. The 34-year-old leg spinner said today that for business reasons he would in future be120 words
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Advertisement1014 1957-09-26 11 CLASSIFIED ADS SITUATION VACAM SPECIALIST TLACHFR TRAINING CENTRE KUALA LI MPLR APPLICATIONS c A lrom women who are Fed< Bens or serving officer teachers in Government Aid Schools) 101 appointtnei 1 Lecturer on lh e scale, $544, |57fh( 28-775 per month Candidate! must hold an university degree or equivalent qualification1,014 words
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Miscellaneous187 1957-09-26 11 II Ibner By A/ Capp /gtf l^^^felS^ OPPOSED s ----4 IfJ" ?r I WAV h^~ Uley Oop By V. T. Hamlin A- I :v v N 1 M VP- 1.. I'M G >O'J ONE =3 a ~^4 N0? WELL > I NE\'F.R "^^Si (W I NOTtZETOOZ> WE QVSNO LiNDO \OUNG187 words
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Miscellaneous321 1957-09-26 11 fflHt 'Mm I' l 'Ktl ITODAY'S QUOTATION < "Use thy noble VBM to- day. Tomorrow it may 2 1 break.!'— The Talmud. s 2 THIKSDW IOK EVERY- ONE: Make progress after J 8.15 a.m. when planetary in- rluence is the most favour- able. Prior to this time, use J care321 words
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353 1957-09-26 12 Slippery Ball Does It THIRTY seconds to go, and 221 Base Vehicle Depot looked as good as having won the Singapore Base District Senior Soccer Cup final against District Workshops REME at Tanglin yesterday. But then, the slippery ball slipped past goalkeeper Helps'353 words
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Article321 1957-09-26 12 SINGAPORE Indian Association, although playing With nine men throughout, put up a grand performance to hold the Singapore Teachers' Union to a one-all draw in a Singapore Hockey Association Div. One 1 »ague match played on the Indians' ground yesterday. i Indians, who were without321 words
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Article107 1957-09-26 12 AIRMEN WHIP SIGNALS XTK T \L\ LUMPUR. fP Royal Air Force scored their big I rug v whippt I S by 32 points (goal si to 3 (drop k'.ck? ai Road today. -Mo left wing-three, Bet the Airmen ree when re cot two tries with jood r from the twentr-llve107 words
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Article101 1957-09-26 12 Equestrian Out Of The Olympics sofia. Bulgaria, SeDt 25 The International Olympic ress here decided today ilminate the Grand Prix De Dressage equestrian event from the 1960 Olympic proKramme to Rome. Reuter reliably learned. It la under-toed that it waa also decided :hat only seven Instead of the usual Olympic101 words
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86 1957-09-26 12 THE Pasir Panjang Boys' C bold their first cross count: y race on Sunday. Sept I ..e event is open to members Youth Clubs in Singapore and the Pasir Panjang Boys' Qub between the ages of 14 and 21 year--. Starting from the86 words
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Article95 1957-09-26 12 the results of th e btterport Rat Tie arp a? fellows: Ist Prize— A set of Golf Clubs WOO by Mr. C. H Graham (R.1.C.); tod Prize— A CaddieCarl won by Mr. Low Kee Pow ■R 1.C.); 3rd Prize— A Dozen Golf won by Mr. E. S. Aii'lev95 words
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Article102 1957-09-26 12 Eddy recovers to win BOMBAY, Sept. 24 (Reuter) Eddy Choong, rwent'y recovered from illness, and his brother David won their quarter-final in the Western India and Cricket Club of India combined badminton championships here tonight against the Bengal pa? r P Bose and P. Guha 15-8 15-7. In another quarterfinal102 words
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Article60 1957-09-26 12 LONDON, Sept. 25 (Beuter)— ResulUi at football league matciies r/iayed last night: DIVISION' 3 (South) Watford 4 Brentfort 1. DIVISION 3 (North) Southport 2 Carlisle 0 FRIENDLY MATCH Arsenal 10, Hapoel Tel Aviv 2. Results of R-usbv Union matches played tonight: Coventry 8. Oxford 0 Penarth 860 words
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Article22 1957-09-26 12 THE Singapore Base District six-a-side hockey competition was postponed yesterday owing to the water-logg-ed condition of the ground at Xee Sooo.22 words
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Article, Illustration65 1957-09-26 12 .CAPT. J.A.C. Bird (Ist Loyals Regiment) receives the "Merdeka" trophy on behalf of the Perak Combined Services irho beat the Civilians by 26 points to 22 points in Ipoh on Saturday. Bird receives the trophy from the Mentri Besar, Perak, Inche Abdullah (Ihazali bin Jawi.Standard - 65 words
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393 1957-09-26 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A thirteen-man Selangor United side went down fighting against a strong Special Air Services team when they were beaten by 19 points (two goals two tries, drop kick) to five (goal) in a rugger match on the Gurney Road ground today.393 words
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Article132 1957-09-26 12 RASC Win Voon Thean Soo Cup IPOII. Wed— No. 3 Coy. RASC added the Voon Thean Soo Cup to their ba^ of trophies when they beat Dragoon Guards 3-1 en the Lower padar.g today. Earlier this season RASC won the Cow and Gate cup and were runners-op in the league.132 words
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Article74 1957-09-26 12 100 Enter For Motorbike Trials OXE hundred Army, PoMce and civilian riders will compete in the Army Motor-Cycle Trials on Saturday, Oct. 5. A feature of this year's meeting is the entries of The Royal Air Force, the Singapore Military Forces and the Singapore Motoring Club. The trials will start74 words
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Article76 1957-09-26 12 THE following ar^ today's ties for the YMCA tennis championships to be played at Bras Basah Road. Handicap Singles 'A': I. A Alsagoff— 4o v s F. Y. Kh00— 30.3. Handicap Doubles: S. Sulaiman S Pakir— 3o vs C. S Pang S. Y. Kwik— ls. Ties for tomorrow:76 words
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Article124 1957-09-26 12 PREMIER LAUDS MEET KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— An 'espirit de Corps' developed on the field of sport would be of invaluable advantage to government as well as its employees the Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman said n a message published in the souvenir programme Of the Federation of Malaya Inter-Government Department124 words
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Article69 1957-09-26 12 THE Juniors Combined against Army in the S.A.F.A. Premier League soccer match tomorrow at Jalan Besar Stadium at 5.15 p.m. will be selected from the following:Basari (Darul Afiah), Sim Ann Soon (Springdale). Mashod (Maxwell). Hamid (Alexandra). Thair < Perhimponan), Majid (Sukaramai), Wari (Darul Afiah), Masoori (Maxwell). Ramlee (Kebenaran),69 words
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Article, Illustration47 1957-09-26 12 SPLASHING his way through a muddy d RQMS Rahman bin Ahmad pushes his motorcycle across .a narrow bridge during the RASC open championships o>. Ayer Rajah Rood over the past week-end. RQMS Rahman teas the best MOR rider ior the 77i c t T47 words
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Article213 1957-09-26 12 Perak To Avenge Defeat Malaya t up r*>piay IPOH, Wed. Perak, who are back in the fight for the Malaya Cup by virtue of their 4—l victory over the Federation Services, look set to avenge their first defeat when they meet Penang in a replay tomorrow. In this the key213 words
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Article115 1957-09-26 12 MELBOURNE. S*pt. 24. <Rev ter) The Australian. Lawn Tennis Association organisers of the 1957 Davis Cup competition, today withdrew the venue of the second inter-zo:, e final from Perth and granted 4 to Brisbane. The Association had chosen Perth to give West Australian tennis115 words
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Article106 1957-09-26 12 IPOH. Wed. Five teams have entered for the Ipoh and District senior knockout soccer competition for the Royal Devon Yeomanry Cup. The newly-arrived, Loyal Regiment, will make their debut in local competitive soccer and will meet the Kinta Indians in the opening match on Thursday.106 words
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Article309 1957-09-26 12 POLICE 4 A' became this M; f when they beat Customs Sports hJt to nil in the final of the Singap< r^| ces senior cup competition p] I Stadium yesterday. al Last year's holdei Marines, i were out of the h were defeated by P309 words
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Article26 1957-09-26 12 I*. eat- ■•■•ft? I allow outsuiHl •let i eninj; i n to' :d to i-rS on I Similar applSS era (51 "favourable «J tion" i26 words
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Article37 1957-09-26 12 OS .-r::;ua. Past vs Present toun ameni of VieSchool will he held on lay Oct. 13 at the School Hall. A'l old boys interested in part;> are request* d I inform Mr I Tel: *****. I37 words
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