Singapore Standard, 12 October 1957
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Title Section30 1957-10-12 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD ***** (5 lines) POLICE 2400 1% m i. FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 01. VIII. No. 102 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1957 14 PAGES 15 CENTS30 words
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378 1957-10-12 1 GOVT. TO SHOW CAUSE FOR NEWSMAN'S DETENTION Habeas Corpus WRITS will be served on the Singapore Chief Secretary and the Commissioner of Prisons to show cause why a Colony newspaper director, Fu Wu Mun, now under detention, should not be set free. The application for an "ORDER MSI" to enable378 words
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Article164 1957-10-12 1 MANILA. Oct. 11 (UP) A son of Philippine Ambassador to Washington Carlos P. Romulo died tonight when a plane carrying him and five others exploded m midair over Barrio Bulog m Batangas Province, it was reported tonight. The Philippine News Service said the explosion apparently164 words
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Article27 1957-10-12 1 PRESIDENT Eisenhower yesterday proclaimed an annual immigration quota of 100 for the Federation of Malaya which achieved its Independence from Britain last Aug. 31. APAP - 27 words
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Article484 1957-10-12 1 Lim Yew Hock Receives Death. Note From XL Police Alert Mounts: 'Hour Of Decision' Set At High. Noon Today SINGAPORE CHIEF MINISTER, MR. LIM YEW HOCK HAS RECEIVED ANOTHER LETTER WARNING HIM TO RELEASE DR. CHUANG CHU LIN, DETAINED PRINCIPAL OF THE CHUNG CHENG HIGH SCHOOL,484 words
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319 1957-10-12 1 $700 Mil. Syndicate To Run Colony Bus Services Plan CHINESE bus companies m Singapore are prepared to amalgamate and operate an island-wide transport service with a nominal capital of $100,000,000. A proposal to this effect was submitted to the Colony Government yesterday by the Singapore Bu s Owners Association, through319 words
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227 1957-10-12 1 11 YOUTHS HELD IN POLICE RAIDS ON IPOH HIDEOUT IPOH, Fri. Ipoh Police today arrested 11 youths following two raids on suspected secret society hideouts just outside town. All arrested were from outstation four from Singapore, four from Penang and three from Kuala Lumpur. The Standard learns that a number227 words
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Article134 1957-10-12 1 U.N. Call For Control On Space UNITED NATIONS, New York, Oct. 11 (AP) Twentyone nations proposed formally today that the U.N. call for renewed talks "as soon as feasible" toward a disarmament agreement including control of outer space objects. They submitted a resolution asking the General Assembly to call on134 words
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Article39 1957-10-12 1 CUSTOMS officers searched the ship. Bidor. anchored m the Inner Roads of the Singapore Harbour and seized 180 pounds of opium worth $73,000 yesterday. The opium was found hidden m a fuel tank of the ship.39 words
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Article27 1957-10-12 1 SECURITY Police last night arrested an undisclosed number of members of the illegal "Arab Baath Socialist Party" at Basrah, a town m southern Iraq. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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70 1957-10-12 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman and the United Kingdom High Commissioner. Mr. G. W. Tory will sign the agreement on External Defence and mutual security to- morrow morning. This historical event will take place at the conference room70 words
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Article, Illustration204 1957-10-12 1 MUNITIONS FACTORY OF OUR OWN UNDER STUDY KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaya is to have its own munition works if plans, currently under consideration by the Federation Government, are implemented. According to proposals, the Ordnance Factory will turn I out small arms and light --automatic weapons, m its initial stages of204 words
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134 1957-10-12 1 KARACHI. Oct. 11 (AP) Prime Minister H.S. Suhrawardy resigned today and President Iskander Mirza asked Ismail Chundrigar, leader oi the opposition Moslem League, to form a new government. Suhrawardy, who had headed a coalition cabinet for 13 months, quit after134 words
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Article106 1957-10-12 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Two Communist terrorists, one a woman, were killed by a platoon of Home Guards m the early hours of yesterday morning at Telok Senau m the Baling district of Kedah. The Home Guards also wounded a third terrorist who however managed106 words
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Article48 1957-10-12 1 BRISBANE, Oct. 11 (Reuter) —The 5,490-ton Japanese freighter "E ifu k v Maru" which struck a reef off the Queensland coast at midnight last night is taking m water. The Brisbane tug "Fearless" has left port to take the damaged ship m tow.48 words
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Article22 1957-10-12 1 THE leftwing government of San Marino evacuated Government House yesterday, ending 12 years of Communist rule m the tiny Republic.22 words
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Article124 1957-10-12 1 BRIGHTON. Oct. 11 (UP) Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd accused Russia of practising "humbug" today by actively fomenting trouble m the Middle East while proposing resolutions of non-interfer-ence m the United Nations In a hard-bitting foreign policy speech at the Conservative Party Congress here, Mr. Lloyd124 words
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Article29 1957-10-12 1 CORPORAL Mansoor bin Bachek, Singapore Pol.cc Training School driving instructor, fell off a motorcycle m Whitley Road, last night. He was admitted to the General Hospital.29 words
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Advertisement37 1957-10-12 1 HAND CUT CRYSTALWARE m wide range i« always available here. Call b Select your requirement* 88 North Bridge Road Phone *****. quiet. ...dependable JOHNSON OUTBOARD jg^ MOTORS Singapora, K. Lumpur, Malacca, Ipoh. Panang, Thailand b lorm lrancK*s.37 words
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135 1957-10-12 2 'Temporaries' In Search Of Sympathy KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Secretary of the Selangor Government Temporary Officers' Union. Mr. D. P. Xavier, tonight urged the public to sympathize with the Union's campaign for permanent positions and better working conditions. Mr. Xavier, speaking at a special meeting a: the Town Hall, appealed specially135 words
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Article, Illustration48 1957-10-12 2 THE Commissioner-General for South-east Asia, Sir Robert Scott, (above) is seen inspecting members of the Ninth Company of the Girls' Life Brigade on the occasion of the annual inspection and display of the 13th Singapore Company of the Boys' Brigade yesterday. Standard picStandard - 48 words
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389 1957-10-12 2 NEW 'HOME' AND ROLE FOR THE HISTORIC BALAI RONG SERI KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.The Balai Kong Seri at the Lstana Negara m which the Yang di-Pertuan Agong was installed, is to be moved m its entirety to Ampang Road where it will make history again. At its new site, it is389 words
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Article, Illustration285 1957-10-12 2 $2.8 Million Irrigation Scheme For P. Wellesley In Operational Stage Bl KIT MERTAJAM, Fri. The $2,800,060 Muda River irrigation scheme which will supply water to 18,000 acres of padi land m the northern district of Province Wellesley, has now reached the operational stage. This was disclosed to the Standard todayStandardpic - 285 words
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Article76 1957-10-12 2 TANJONG MALIM. Fri. Inche Yang Rashid, president of the Tanjong Malim UMNO, was elected chairman of the local Alliance Committee at a meeting here today Others elected were: ViceChairman, Mr Tan Boon Jin, hon. sec: Mr. N. Mohamed AH, hon. treasurer: Mr. Lee Seek Fan, complaints76 words
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Article57 1957-10-12 2 SYDNEY, Oct. 11 (Reuter)— Serious stock losses are expected over most of New South Wales unless good soaking rains fall within the next few days. New South Wales Farmers and Settlers' Association President, Mr. J. P. Cass, giving this warning today, said the acute dry57 words
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Article31 1957-10-12 2 PEOPLE wishing to make pilgrimage to Mecca m 1958 may now apply to the Federation Pilgrimage Control Officer m Penang stating whether they are going by air or sea.31 words
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Article23 1957-10-12 2 THE Postmaster General, Malaya, announced yesterday that a new postal agency will be opened at Lubok Bongor, Kelantan, on Oct. 15.23 words
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Article163 1957-10-12 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot (nom.) 831 841 Int. Oct R.S.S. No. 1 84} 84| Nov R.S.S. No. 1 848 Ml R.S.S. No. 2 82 82* R.S.S. No. 3 801 81 Tone: Very quiet. The price of tin m Singapore163 words
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Article34 1957-10-12 2 A SCHOOLTEACHER. Ifcc Teh Chin Siong partnr Mrs. Tan Chuan Chye. won the Perak novices dance cor tion organized by the Perak Dance Association at the stial dance hall m Ipoh night.34 words
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Article, Illustration63 1957-10-12 2 THE Sultan of Pahang, Sir Abu Bakar, flew into Singapore yesterday by Malayan Airways with his consort, Tunku Azam. The 53-year-old Ruler, who will be m the Colony for 10 days, was whisked off m a car immediately. The Ruler and his wife w63 words
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166 1957-10-12 2 Jap Apples Warning: Arsenic On Skins HONGKONG, Oct. 11 (Reuter).— Residents here were today advised to wash or peel imported Japanese apples before eating them. The Government, Medical Department spokesman giving this warning confirmed a very small quantity of arsenic has been found on the skin of Japanese apples. He166 words
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Advertisement297 1957-10-12 2 vV'< U^B fly Hw^^ SSKmK'***''' q^»v*v.v«v»v*v»v«v«v* vg Never again need you risk buying a 'new' battery that has wasted <>• 10 uamtuc •> 10 /ViUri I Hj /y part of its working life m transit. Ask the dealer for a Silver Exide. 5> GUARANTEE > This battery is dry-charged at297 words
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561 1957-10-12 3 FIRST PRIORITY IS A DIRECTOR OF TOURISM SINGAPORE Government has allocated $300,000 next year for the promotion of the Colony's tourist industry. This sum covers the salary of a Director of Tourism of "proven journalistic experience as well as experience of561 words
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Article215 1957-10-12 3 FILM'S FIRST BIRTHDAY IN NEW YORK on Oct. this 'year, a gargantuan first birthday party will be given for a film with Mr. and Mrs. (Elizabeth Taylor) Michael Todd. a s hosts and guests-of -honour. Among all the fabulous presents which are being gathered from all215 words
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Article80 1957-10-12 3 SOLDIER IS FINED $150 001 GEHK HUAY. 23. a tte m the Singapore MiliForces. was yesterday $150. m default three :s jail, by the Seventh Magistrate for possesof 2i lbs. of dutiable ettes on Aug. 7 at Weld letective, Ong Eng Choc, ne court that on Aus. 7 M on80 words
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Article25 1957-10-12 3 Another 859 youths registered for national service yesterday, the ninth day of registration. This brings the total to date to 5,731.25 words
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218 1957-10-12 3 A BUTCHER'S son, Lim \.at, 25, was yesterday ed to six months' jail Singapore Second Dis.dge. Mr. D. H. Chapnan, for dishonestly retaining wo motor car tyres, a battery ro windscreen wipers. A Volunteer Special Constabulary sergeant, Tan Hock Lee, said that while m218 words
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Article97 1957-10-12 3 THE British Overseas Airi Corporation yesterday od the following apts to become effecon Oct 15 J Ross Stainton. chief ground services, will beM genera! manager, eastern es, including those cperatto Singapore and Sydney to Hongkong and Tokyo. Gilbert Lee, now s manager, will be manager,97 words
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Article36 1957-10-12 3 Buddhist Society pore yesterday apthe public for donaaisist m its expansion mda to maintain a free ♦emple, crematorium ital. S iety appeals for of land or building n the Colony or m .:r.36 words
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Article38 1957-10-12 3 13 Lee Hup Suan. 17. a the Sixth Form of the i School. Ipoh. has led as the de.egate lya to take part m i k Herald Tribune Youth m America y to March next38 words
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Article69 1957-10-12 3 THE National Union of General Workers' yesterday asked the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, to release the detained union's committee member Inche Osman bin Rashid. or bring him to trial. Inche Osman was arrested on Oct. 2 under the Public Security Ordinance. The "union also69 words
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Article, Illustration166 1957-10-12 3 WAGE TALKS DEADLOCK: TROUBLE is brewing again at the Singapore Telephone Board following the deadlock m wage negotiations between the Board and its employees. The Singapore Telephone Board Employees Union which staged a 45-day strike recently held an emergency general meeting at the Arab Union166 words
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Article221 1957-10-12 3 THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir Robert Black, told Colony Muslims yesterday that he was most confident they would play their part "with conviction and" a sense of responsibility m meeting the challenges which face humanity today." The Governor expressed this view at a tea-party given by221 words
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Article53 1957-10-12 3 JUNAN bin Mohd. Amin, was yesterday committed to stand trial at the next Assizes by the Singapore Tenth Magistrate, Mr. R. Ramason, on a charge of attempted rape. The charge alleged that Junan attempted to rape Norliah binte Jumat on July 23 m a house m53 words
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Article, Illustration102 1957-10-12 3 MISS Kumar! Komala (left), talented daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. C. S. Rajan, will give a dance recital at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise, today at 8.30 p.m. under the auspices of the China Society. A pupil of the famous dance teacher Sri Vazhuvoor Ramiah102 words
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Article394 1957-10-12 3 Died At Judo Practice Instructor Gives A Demonstration A JUDO instructor, Mr. Jean Eric Cotte, yesterday demonstrated at an inquest how an 18-year-old youth, Tan Eng Teng, met his death while practising judo at the Youth Sports Centre on Aug. 16. Mr. Cotte, who holds an instructor's "black belt," was394 words
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Article131 1957-10-12 3 Escaped And Then Gave Up A MAN who escaped while his parcel of uncustomed cigarettes was being examined by Customs men gave himse'.f up two days later, a Singapore court was told yesterday. The man, Tan Seng Choon 25, was charged with possession of 10 lbs. of uncustomed cigarettes at131 words
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172 1957-10-12 3 MALAY ELDERS WANT THEIR CHILDREN TO LEARN CHINESE TFF Singapore Malay Education Council wants more Malay children to study Chinese and other local languages to promote better understanding improve social relations among the communities. Incne Harun Mohammad Amin, President of the Council, said yesterday that Malay children would m futjre172 words
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Advertisement258 1957-10-12 3 FINAL DAY FREE Cigarette Case For $25/- Or Above Purchases Normal Sale Price for Price. Price today tomorrow. Leisure Jackets $37-50 $24-50 $12-50 each Swimming Trunks 9-90 7-50 $5-50 American Wings White Shirts (the collar is guaranteed to outlast the shirt) $12-50 7-50 $5-50 n American White Leno Shirt size258 words
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Advertisement6 1957-10-12 3 JDOAMS SB COUGH f^SM MIXTURE IfflMn6 words
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Article, Illustration63 1957-10-12 4 FIFTY-NINE Singapore schools took part m the interschool art exhibition which was opened yesterday at the British Council Hall. Standardpic shows (from left), Mr. S. Gibson-Hill of Raffles Museum, Mr. Ho Kok Hoe, Art Society president, Inche Mohd. Sidik bin Haji Abdul Hajnid, Asst. Minister fo63 words
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238 1957-10-12 4 ART is the one thing that can bring together the students of the various schools m the Colony. This was stated by the Assistant Minister for Education, Inche Mohamed Sidik bin Haji Abdul Hamid, while declaring open the 16th InterSchool Art Exhibition yesterday at238 words
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Article262 1957-10-12 4 New Lease Of Life For Ghost Town BUT REMNANT REDS MUST BE ELIMINATED KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The ghost town of Jendram will be rebuilt and the 1,600 former inhabitants be allowed to return there, cnly when two conditions have been fulfilled, the Standard was told today. The five remaining Communist262 words
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Article52 1957-10-12 4 PENANG, Fri. The George Town City Councillors at a meeting last night decided that the election of the Mayor should be by show of hands and not by secret ballot. This decision was taken to enable the people to know where the councillors stand m52 words
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Article61 1957-10-12 4 ALOR STAR, Fri. About 600 village headmen m Kedah whose posts had been abolished by the government as from January this year, may soon send a delegation to meet the Mentri Besar. They claim that government had promised to pay some sort of "compensation" before61 words
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193 1957-10-12 4 MALACCA. Fri. Seven hundred Home Guards, who will be out of jobs by January next year, are worried about their future. These temporary "soldiers" have been given quit notices following a proposed big reduction of the strength of Home Guards m Malacca from 1193 words
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Article, Illustration84 1957-10-12 4 MISS Yeo Sow Hua, (above), who is competing for the Great World Trade Fair Queen 1957 title, is representing the Sin Lek Medical Ha. 1 The entries close at midnight on Monday. The election of Miss Trade Fair will take place at the Great World84 words
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205 1957-10-12 4 HE SAID 'SORRY' TO OFFICER —Court Told PENANG. Fri. An Australian Leading Aircraftsman M. Davidson "apologised profusely" when his Superior Officer asked him why there were no entries m the log book for three days, the Sessions Court was told today Davidson of the Royal Australian Air Force, together with205 words
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140 1957-10-12 4 TANJONG, Malim, Fri. The Tanjong Malim area Alliance committee today decided to petition the Perak State Secretary, Dato Muda Stia Abu Abdullah that a sub-district office should be established here. The present, District Office is situated m Slim River, 22 miles away, and people140 words
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Article57 1957-10-12 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. About 500 new telephone lines were installed m homes and offices m the Federation during last month, a spokesman of the Telecommunications Department said today. Of this number. Selangor residents topped the list with more than 140 new lines. There were57 words
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193 1957-10-12 4 Schoolgirl Wins $1,000 Essay Contest KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A student of the Malay School Batu Kikir, Negri Sembilan, has won the first prize of $1,000 m the PanMalayan Essay Competition, sponsored by Lever Brothers (Malaya) Ltd. Che Saflah binte Basirun's 1.000-word essay on "How Malnutrition Can Be Avoided" was the193 words
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Article56 1957-10-12 4 PENANG. Fri. Ten tales of rubber, worth $3,000 were stolen from a lighter lying m the roads here yesterday. A report was lodged to the police by Law Kam Thong Police also received a report that a trailer, worth $200. was stolen from the Royal56 words
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Advertisement587 1957-10-12 4 PHONE ***** m SHAWS MALAY FILM PRODUCTIONS present^ -*-Rl Filmed m DWAK lountry m EASTMANCOLOR By MOHI) ZAIN and TONY AERIA S by arrangement with the Malayan Film Unit |W* mm STAGE at ALL SHOWS FF LlLl— chanting a Dayak "PANTI N" A PE\(.IIILU SIBA H ffi Fred MacMURRAY Dorothy587 words
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Miscellaneous636 1957-10-12 4 Standard INFORMATION AT A GLANCE Port Dickson 811 a.m. Oft. 2in.) fIM AADORE Mflaai 8.21 p.m. (Bft. 3in.) I_Zr*2J^^Z~, H Penang 1.46 a.m. (Bft. 7in 2.11 1&X MMtorA VJ^MJtI TOMORROW: Singapore 0.04 am. &LGW^i^frL& I tttmJ&l <Bt"t. 4m.) 12.43 p.m. (9ft. 2in.) JHBafa*fljfflfihHifj^^^S;fll^W£flM P )r t Dickson 8.41 am. (Bft.636 words
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Article369 1957-10-12 5 THAT JUDICIAL SEPARATION ORDER TO STAY COURT DECIDES THAT SON ROBERT SHOULD REMAIN WITH HIS MOTHER IPOH, Fri. The Federation Court of Appeal today dismissed with costs the appeal of Mr. Samuel Lewis Galbraith, 27-year-old Taiping mining engineer against the decision of Mr. Justice Good who had369 words
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Article36 1957-10-12 5 THE Federation's new Direc- Operations. Lt.-Gen Sir s Cassels. yesterday paid official visit to Ipoh. i the combined oper?rcom where he held talks State War Executive c on the Emergency >n m the state.36 words
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Article, Illustration52 1957-10-12 5 £\I7SS Jacqueline Moreira, 18, of Ipoh w TX who left Sinaapore yesterday by Qantas-BOAC to join the University College Hospital m Britain. Miss Moreira will study radiography and radio therapy lor six years. She is the daughter of Dr. A. W. E. Moreira, a private52 words
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Article171 1957-10-12 5 IPOH, Fri. Nearly three thousand workers m twelve banks throughout the Federation will decide at an emergency meeting called for tomorrow night m lpoh, whether to strike. The meeting has been called by the banking section of the Malayan Federation ot Clerical and Administrative171 words
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Article166 1957-10-12 5 Unrest Among NZ Troops To Malaya WELLINGTON. Oct. 1 1 (Reuter) Opposition members of Parliament alleged today there was "unrest" among soldiers going to Malaya m the New Zealand battalinn. They blamed *this on the New Zealand government's failure to provide houses for the men's families. Mr. Ray Boord, a166 words
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Article40 1957-10-12 5 Meteor Nearly Hit Plane DENVER, Colorado. Oct. 11 (AP) A huge fireball, described by some as being as large as a house, streaked across the Western United States on Thursday, narrowly missing a navy transport plane with 20 persons aboard.40 words
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Article186 1957-10-12 5 HE S OFF TO HEAD PROTESTS AGAINST QUEEN IN U.S. SHANNON AIRPORT, Irish Republic, Oct. 11 (Reuter) A 35-year-old Irishman said here tonight he planned to fly to the United States on Sunday to head Sinn Fein demonstrations against Queen Elizabeth. Jim South told Reuter186 words
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Article124 1957-10-12 5 IPOH, Fri.— Seventy-six-year-old Chong Chee Yoon, was ja.led for 10 years by Mr. Justice Shepherd m the High Court here today for blinding a watchmaker m boh eyes with sulDhuric acid. Chong had pleaded guilty to causing grievous hurt to Woon Chin Chun at Kampong Simee new124 words
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Article74 1957-10-12 5 HOBART, Tasmania, Oct. 11 (AP)— A toy rocket threw the Tasmanian capital into a panic joke. It soared high over the city and exploded m a brilliant shower of sparks just as the Soviet satellite was scheduled to cross the sky. The switchboards of newspapers74 words
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Article, Illustration177 1957-10-12 5 II $5 A MONTH EARNS THEM HOLIDAY BY AIR WHEN nine-year-old Olive Chay left Kuala Lumpur for Singapore last year after paying a short visit to her auntie, she said: "See you next year, auntie." Since then, Olive, a pupil of the Colony's Methodist Girls' School, had been saving her177 words
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261 1957-10-12 5 4 Fijians report seeing 'saucer' with man on it NOW A SPUTNIK OVER THE SOUTH SEAS? SUVA, Fiji Islands, Oct. 11 (Reuter) Four Fijians, living m an isolated area without access to stories about "flying saucers' have reported seeing a round white object hovering 20 feet above the sea on261 words
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Article, Illustration93 1957-10-12 5 NOW GRETA, 18 STEPS IN 'J^HIS is Greta Komlosy, 18 of Singapore. Greta has participated m several Colony beauty contests and has now decided to compete for one more title "Miss Deepavali Queen." The winner will receive more than $600 m prizes. The contest is open to all girls of93 words
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Article93 1957-10-12 5 PENANG, Fri.— Mr. D. S. Ramanathan (Labour) told a Cit v Council meeting last night that if the use of Chinese and Tamil languages m the Council would involve an additional expenditure of $20,000, he considered it "justified" spending Mr. Ramanathan was moving a motion to include93 words
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Article453 1957-10-12 6 TN this atomic age religion has become unfashionable, and there is a tendency for certain types of people to feel rather sheepish when asked if they belong to any religious faith. By the way some people regard their religion, one would imagine they are indulging m some453 words
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Article447 1957-10-12 6 '"THE attitude of governments, teachers and social reformers towards youth has undergone vast changes m the last few years. The freedom boys and girls enjoy now for relaxation, hobbies and pursuits represents a big advance from the former long-planned and strictly supervised annual Sunday school picnics These447 words
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Article1466 1957-10-12 6 No 'Curtain Over KASHMIR fsdfjslfj Sir— You have recently pubLshed an article on Kashmir by William Clark It contains inaccurate statements which need to be corrected for the benefit of your readers. I shall, therefore, be grateful if you will please publish this letter. The article Rives the impression that1,466 words
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Article144 1957-10-12 6 Sir We were more than surprised to experience such sp'eadid attention and efficiency when I was admitted into the civil General Hospital recently p.fter an accident, especially so after reading so many adverse reports against the personnel of the hospital. I hope you'll assist me to express my144 words
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Article613 1957-10-12 6 ASTER GUNASEKERA - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERA by 'T'HE Government of the A Federation of Malaya is now faced with the not so easy task of selecting for appointment abroad High Commissioners or their Deputies. This is an essential to an independent country and should have been one of613 words
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We the PEOPLE
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Article431 1957-10-12 6 Sir— ln the course of your editorial under the caption "Less Speed— On Roads" you said: "What is there that can be done to reduce this toll, to bring the increasing flow of traffic under control and reduce the incidence of accidents? Accidents, it is agreed,431 words
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Article412 1957-10-12 6 ORDEALS OF OLD CHINA Sir— Thirty years ago, a band of young men marched from Canton to liberate China. It was a memorable march, harder m many respects than the so-called "Long March" of the Communists some years later. These bands of young men marched across the face of China,412 words
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Article63 1957-10-12 6 Miserable Sassenach Mwrn^W "T GOT engaged to a < 1 of Viscounts Ml Earl. But one was So and when he told me his piper would wake m the morning at six c playing the pipes, I returned the ring Ruby Miller, one of the Gaiety Girls of the Edwardian63 words
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Article275 1957-10-12 6 Sir If you live m Pulau Tekong Besar and have forgotten to shake the bottle before swallowing your mixture, you have only to board a bus or any motorized vehicle on the island for a trip from Kampong Selabin to Kampong Pasir. and the trick i s done.275 words
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Advertisement14 1957-10-12 6 Sole Agents:* AMATEUR PHOTO STORES LTD. Singapore -6, 109, North Bridge Road, Tel:- *****/214 words
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307 1957-10-12 7 HONGKONG, Oct. 11 (Reuter) China has withdrawn at least 91.6 per cent of her Communist officials from Tibet and temporarily abandoned her attempt to turn the "roof of the world" into a Communist province, according to official newspapers reaching here today irom307 words
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Article188 1957-10-12 7 I VIENNA. Oct. 11 (Reuter) The United States believes that the peaceful u^es of atomic energy may es:ablish *a new pattern m international relations." Mr. Robert McKinney permanent American representative to the International Energy Agency said here today. Addressing the Agency s foundation conference, he188 words
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Article67 1957-10-12 7 NICOSIA, Cyprus. Oct. 11 A Government -zesman said last nigh: Colonel George Grivas. ler of the Cypriot Naalist Eoka terrorists, has prepared his forces for reption ot full-scale guerrilla activities. The spokesman said Grivas told his men they might have to move their terroris* actis into67 words
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Article35 1957-10-12 7 t FOUR members of the crew died yesterday when a B-47 itojet bomber crashed and burned while taking off from Homestead Air Force Base m da on a training mission. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article57 1957-10-12 7 TOKYO, Oct 11 (Renter) About 1 00.000 iron and stee' workers today went on a 48--hours strike for higher wages and more severance pay. Previously they went on a 24-hour strike on Oct. 8. The striking workers include those of the four big steel manufar turers,57 words
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Article37 1957-10-12 7 THE Chinese Premier. Mr. Chou En-lai and other Chinese leader? have been invited to visit Bulgaria, and the invitation has been accepted, a joint communique issued by China and Bulgaria said m Peking yesterday. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article134 1957-10-12 7 RED BANG NORTH OF ARCTIC WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 1 (Renter) Russia carried cut another nuclear test today north of the Arctic Circie. the United States Ato.nic Energy Commission reported tonight. The Commission, m a onesentence report, said: "Anothe. nuclear test has beon conducted m the current Soviet series the latest134 words
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Article742 1957-10-12 7 Soviet Delegate Launches Attack On Western Proposals Gromyko Tells UN There s No Basis For Pact NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (Reuter) Mr. Andrei Gromyko, Soviet Foreign Minister, said here yesterday that the Western Powers' attitude, and especially that of the United States, made agreement on disarmament "impossible742 words
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Article163 1957-10-12 7 Gloom Settles Over Assembly NEW YORK. Oct. 11 (Renter) Mr. Andrei Gromyko's speech m the United Nations political committee closed virtually every door that had been left ajar to disarmament. Western diplomats said last night. A wave of depression swept through the world headquarters as the 82-nation committee broke up163 words
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Article, Illustration57 1957-10-12 7 INDIAN Finance Minister Krishnamachari (right) bids farewell to President Eisenhower on Tuesday as he left the White House after what he termed a "very general talk" on India's financial problems. Mr. Krishnamachari said that Mr. Eisenhower showed "a great deal of interest" during a "very generalU.P. - 57 words
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Article209 1957-10-12 7 Trip Classified As Top Secref DELNICE, Yugoslavia, Oct. 11 (Reuter) Marshal Georgi Zhukov, the Soviet Defence Minister, watched the Yugoslav army on manoeuvres today during a countryside trip classified as "top-secret." Elaborate security precautions were enforced for the Marshal's fourth day m Yugoslavia. Marshal Zhukov attended209 words
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Article77 1957-10-12 7 LONDON, Oct. 11, (AP). The Rhodesian Government yesterday announced a scheme for allocating small farms to British Servicemen discharged under this country's defence cuts. About 50 men would he set up on 2.000 to 3.000 acre farms each year. They would first have to serve a77 words
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Article39 1957-10-12 7 MOUNT Etna, Europe's big gest active volcano, yesterday continued to hurl incandescent matter several hundred yards into the air at a rate of five or six explosions a. minute. Etna's latest outbreak started three weeks ago. Reuter.39 words
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Article177 1957-10-12 7 U.S. Speed Up Test On Missiles WASHINGTON. Oct. 11 (Reutert The United States is to continue immediately work on the army's "Jupiter" intermediate range ballistic missile, as well as the air forces "Thor" missile, the Lclence Department announced here last night An announcemen. by the department said that Lefence Secretary.177 words
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Article55 1957-10-12 7 PARIS. Oct. 11. (Reuter). Rosine Toledano, a 54-year-oid street seller, trundled her barrow over a parcel containing 7,000.000 francs (about £9 800) here yesterday. She picked it up and handed it to the Police "It was the only thing to do." Police said a55 words
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Article191 1957-10-12 7 AFRICAN PRESS BOYCOTTS MR. BOYD KAMPALA, Uganda, Oct. 11 (Reuter).— African Press representatives yesterday boycotted a Press conference given here by Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd because of the Colonial Secretary's alleged failure to meet local political parties during his visit,. Mr. Lennox-Boyd told the Press conference he had approved plans for191 words
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192 1957-10-12 7 Accident K.O' s U.K. Atomic Factory LONDON. Oct. 11 (AP) The Atomic Energy Autnority announced today that Britain's major atomic reactor pile producing plutonium for nuclear weapons has been knocked out of operation "for some months" by a rare accident. The accident was at Sindscale plutonium factory located m Cumberland192 words
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125 1957-10-12 7 Dionne Quin Weds Finance Executive MONTREAL. Oct. 11 (UP) Annette Dionne left the fame of her girlhood behind today and married a 24-year-old finance company executive m a simple and private Roman Catholic ceremony. Annette, one of the four surviving 23-year-old quintuplets and German Allard Knelt at the altar of125 words
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Article101 1957-10-12 7 SYDNEY. Oct. 11. (Rejterl A Sydney licencee is übing a tape-recorder to boost h<s beer sale?. He is Kurt Casper, who ha? been lioencee of the Bogr-ur Hotel. Castlereagh Street, for ihree weeks. As people walk past the hotel, a persuasive voice asks: "Would101 words
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Advertisement140 1957-10-12 7 fly m the world's finest airliners FLIGHTS A WEEK TO LONDON -8 FLIGHTS A WEEK TO SYDNEY W^^- W -^ygTff^fnfriiii The 8.0.A.C. The QANTAS JET-PROP BRITANNIA SUPER-G CONSTELLATION Tfc« mtw 4-engineJ jet-prop Britannia is a spaciously enjoys a reputation based on millions of air miles flown planned, long-range mniaau airliner.140 words
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Advertisement54 1957-10-12 7 THE ANSWER TO YOUR NEEDS A The POWER HOUSE >v 5^ i! Room or averted sue The EL DORADO P The REGALAIRB Only Remington art m a poMj I such a wide choice of machines i m\ every need. You can rely on Remington The IMPERIAL I 'I w. a«..h54 words
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Article, Illustration239 1957-10-12 8 MUSIC by the Band of the Lincolnshire Regiment heralded the arrival of the trooper New Australia to the Singapore Harbour Board wharves yesterday to disembark the 3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment. The troops and their families, lining the rails, broke out m song239 words
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Article, Illustration147 1957-10-12 8 WHILE Army personnel made final disembarkation arrangements for the trooper New Australia yesterday, a couple anxiously paced the wharves. They were Mr. and Mrs. L. Kaye of Kuala Lumpur, who had come all the way to Singapore to greet their 21--year-old son. Derrick, whom they147 words
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Article550 1957-10-12 8 THE following candidates were successful m the London Chamber of Commerce < Spring) 1957 Examinations. Hieher Stage: ACCOUNTING A. Abdul Gaffoor. Abdul Jalk bin Ahmad, Nigel St. Dennis Assen, Cham Tet Yin, Michael Chan Chye Tian. David Chan Kum Ngow, Chan Siew Keong. Stephen Cheng Chin550 words
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80 1957-10-12 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. One hundred and twenty paintings landscapes, bird studies and wall scrolls all executed m traditional Chinese style will go on display here next week. They are the work of a brilliant, young Chinese, Diana Poon. Diana, a mother of three, studied traditional80 words
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Article40 1957-10-12 8 VOLUNTARY workers will assist the public m Penang to acquire Federal Citizenship papers. A committee to organize groups of these voluntary workers was formed at a meeting sponsored by the Penang division of the Labour Party last night.40 words
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Article47 1957-10-12 8 A COMPOSITOR, Kou Seng Kok, 21. was convicted m a Singapore court yesterday for stealing a wallet containing $260 from a soldier. Harold Jones, at the King George V Park on Sept. 22. Sentence was postponed to next Friday, pending a probation report.47 words
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Article, Illustration501 1957-10-12 8 THAT CRASH How It Occurred— Skipper sdfjsl;fjlsf HOW the 20,256-ton troopship, the New Australia, carrying 850 Australian soldiers to serve m Malaya, came into collision with the Norwegian tanker, France Stave, six miles off Thursday Island m the Torres Straits last month, was told to the Standard yesterday by her501 words
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Article, Illustration151 1957-10-12 8 FRECKLE-FACED, seven-year-old Tony Seddon, sun of Major P. E. Seddon, one of the arrivals on board the New Australia, had his lull quota of adventure and thrills. "Boy, oh boy," said the youngster to the Standard, "I was getting ready for bed, with T7ii/ brother Mike151 words
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Article581 1957-10-12 9 QUEST FOR A *QUEEN* [)EEPAVALI, the Indian festival, which is an important celebration to Indians as Christmas is to Christians, will this year m Singapore have an added attraction. There will be an election of a "Deepavali Queen," the first of its kind m the Colony. It will581 words
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Article75 1957-10-12 9 MEMBERS and friends of the Dutch, Swiss and American Clubs sat down to dine and dance at the American Club last Saturday to celebrate the "Tri Club Ball," an annual do" of the three clubs. The function was held to wind up the annual triangular competitions of75 words
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Article, Illustration95 1957-10-12 9 THIS chubby little one-year-old, Baby Martin Bosco, seems to be pretty serious and at the same time enjoying every minute of his man-size job of cutting a cake! The baby's first birthday was celebrated by his proud parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bosco, at their95 words
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Article, Illustration211 1957-10-12 9 Happiest Is Lady Of The HouseNo 10 HOUSE Number 10 m Chatsworth Park, Singapore, will be busy place today, all day Ion;. Scores of people will be dropping by to deliver their congratulations at a reception party. And the day's happiest person there will be the lady of the house,211 words
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Article, Illustration334 1957-10-12 9 Toastmasters Teach One Another For Better Leadership f pHIRTY-FIVE enter- prising Singaporeans I early this year got to- gether and formed a non-profitable club to improve their ability to speak m public, develop their latent capacity for leadership and conduct at meetings and functions. The Club they formed is the334 words
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Miscellaneous92 1957-10-12 9 TODAY'S QUOTATION: "Riches exclude only one inconvenience, and that Is poverty." Samuel Johnson. SATURDAY FOR EVERYONE: Exert careful judgment; shun chance-taking. Attend conscientiously to finances, belongings, diet and health requirements. Keep clear of undercurrents, gossip, small talk. YOUR BIRTH DATE AND BIKTUSIGN ARlES— March 21 to April 19— Be alert,92 words
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Miscellaneous232 1957-10-12 9 20— Accent personality but some exertion is also needed. Face competition and meet I It constructively. CANCER— June 21 to July 22 Move warily m purchase* or where financial responsi- bilities are involved; finish daily tasks. LEO— July 23 to Aug. 22— Things may look better for i you, but232 words
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230 1957-10-12 10 World Steel Output May Be At A Record Level WORLD steel production m 1957 will be at a record level, with Western Germany and other countries of the European Coal and Steel Community attaining remarkable output, the U.N. monthly bulletin of statistics reports m its October issue. Production of theAP - 230 words
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Article84 1957-10-12 10 COMPANIES under the general management of Messrs. Osborne Chappel, Ipoh, report the following returns for the quarter to Sept. 30. 1957: Chenderiang 697 piculs. Gopeng 3.200 piculs, Hongkong Tin 1.565 piculs. Kent 1.132 pculs Kinta Tin 2.980 piculs. Killinghall 2.655 picuLs. Malaysiam 515 piculs. Pengkalen 1.770 piculs.84 words
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Article39 1957-10-12 10 THE New Zealand Government will buy 27 Australianmade Chrysler "Royal" cars this year as part of its replacement programme for ministerial cars. The cars are almost entirely Australian-made, based on the United States model.39 words
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Article70 1957-10-12 10 THE Malayan Exchange Ban... Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants buying. T.T 32 11/16, OD. 32 13/16. 90 days airmail 33i credit bills. 33 3/16 trade bills. Canada: buying. T.T 311 OD. 315. 90 days airmail. 32J credit bills. 32 5/16 trade bills. Selling.70 words
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Article102 1957-10-12 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: copra, Oct. Nov. $24$ buyers, $25 sellers; coconut oil m bulk $40i sellers; m drums $44 sellers, Muntok white pepper $106 sellers. Sarawak white $105 sellers, special Sarawak black $67. Singapore Copra Association closing prices: fair merchant-102 words
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Article, Illustration330 1957-10-12 10 COLOMBO Plan aid to Sarawak is growing, according to figures revealed m the report of the Council for Technical Co-operation m South and South-east Asia for the year between July 1956 and June 1957. During the year under review, 33 training awards were granted compared330 words
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Article42 1957-10-12 10 ship Lines Inc., New York, who are m Singapore on a visit. This picture, taken at the Tai Thong Restaurant, shows (from left): Messrs. Young:, R. A. C. Cobley, Paust, and R. B. R Todd. Y. C. Lee photo.Y. C. Lee - 42 words
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Article133 1957-10-12 10 Rubber Drops Cent THE Singapore rubber market yesterday dropped half a cent to 84$ cents per lb. for International first grade October shipment on a dull and featureless market. Prices opened lower on disappointing overseas advices. At noon the market was quiet after easier at around 84 cents. Only small133 words
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Article140 1957-10-12 10 IMPORTS of rubber into Malaya during September totalled 36,877 tons, against 39,877 tons m the previous month. This brings the total m the first nine months this year to 279,090 tons, against 273,711 tons m the corresponding period of 1956. The bulk of the September imports140 words
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Article52 1957-10-12 10 HODDER and Stoughton Ltd., one of Britain's leading publishing houses, was registered m Melbourne recently as a foreign company, with a nominal capital of £445.000. A sales office is to be established m Melbourne. Registration is a preliminary to the company establishing a pur> lishing house52 words
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Article71 1957-10-12 10 Higher Revenue Collections THE Singapore Customs Department report gross cumulative revenue collections for January-Septem-ber, 1957, showed an increase of $8,664,000 to $75,401,000 compared with the corresponding period last year. Big increases m revenue were reported m tobacco which rose by $4,166,000 to $29,592,000 and petroleum $19,038,000 (up $3,168,000). Revenue collected71 words
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Article128 1957-10-12 10 HAVING recovered her world lead as the biggest exporter of cars, temporarily lost to Western Germany. Britain is now going all out to maintain and increase this 'cad. This is the theme of a statement made m London at a news conference held a128 words
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Article217 1957-10-12 10 WITH very little support being shown by overseas, the opening after the long weekend was lower with dealers disinclined to trade, says Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co. Ltd., m its rubber market report. October Int 1 ribbed smoked sheet appeared unwanted and with the period for217 words
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Article90 1957-10-12 10 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Hoegh Silvermoon, Gervase Sleigh, Capt. Georgis, Shun Hing. Borneo, Anna Bakke. Bandjoewangi, Bella, East Wind. Batavia. INNER ROADS Annabella. Lasem, Tai Tong. Segamat. Hai Hui, Rokan, Ang Kheng. Padjong, Giang Bee, Torina, Heather. Panehan, Celia. SHB WHARVES Star Betelgeuse 4. President Jefferson 6. Japan 10.90 words
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Article138 1957-10-12 10 ALL sections of the 'oca! share market were stagnant yesterday, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. The volume of business remained small. Price changes announced by the Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers 8.8. Petrol 50/- 51/Fraser Neave Ords 2.88 2.93 cdcb W. Hammer 2-23 2.28 M. Colls 1.02138 words
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Article174 1957-10-12 10 MALAYAN sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done: F N ords $2.90 overnight, yesterday. $2,871 odd lot. Fed. Disp. $2.02J: Gammons $2.45: H. Waugh $1.82J; Breweries $3,721 overnight, Cements $1,661, $1.67; M. Colls $1.04 overnight. $1.05: Metal Box $2. $1,981: Robinson ords $1,924: Cold Storage $1.05: S.174 words
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Article39 1957-10-12 10 ONE of Canada's largest industrial mergers was completed on Wednesday with the acquistion by A. V. Roe (Canada) Ltd., of control of a majority of the outstanding common stock of Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation Ltd. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article166 1957-10-12 10 X.M.S. (MALAY STATES) RUBBER PLANTATIONS LTD: Directors decided to recommend a first and final dividend of 40% less tax, for the year ended June 30, 1957. The annual general meeting will be held on Nov 20, and the dividend, if approved, will be posted166 words
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225 1957-10-12 10 klsdfjslfjlsf PRELIMINARY plans to hold a "purely industrial" exhibition m Singapore were made known yesterday by Mr. David Lee, chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers Association. The industrial show would report on the progress of industrialization m Singapore, he said. Mr. Lee added the show225 words
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144 1957-10-12 10 TIN HITS NEW LOW ON U.S.S.R. SUPPLY REFORTS that Russia was making supplies of tin available contributed to the continued drop m the tin metal price which yesterday dipped to the lowest for more than two years. The tin metal price m Singapore dropped to a new low level, yesterday's144 words
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Article18 1957-10-12 10 HONG FATT (Sungei Besi) Ltd.'s output m the third quarter of 1957 was 1,821.50 piculs.18 words
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156 1957-10-12 10 BACON and other product is to be given special prominence at Britain's Da.ry Show at, Olymoia irom Oct 22 to 25. This has been due to the outstanding qu of the nominations reo< said a director of the tish Dairy Farmers' A ciation,156 words
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Advertisement203 1957-10-12 10 Land-Rover leads the field p I»|A '1 ,ioSB»^ W ■*>'>^' "?S£?s introduced m »48. th d^ c ccl re d^ e There's no substitute SrSHH^StSi for the 4-wheel drive for service with the armed forces of the free world is a remarkable tribute to Rover 's*l&>^ engineering and to the203 words
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Advertisement364 1957-10-12 10 NEW ALHAMBRA^y-e The Life... The Loves... GALA PREMIERE THURSDAY OCTOBER 17th -if SEASON COMMENCES FEOM FRIDAY OCTOBER IRtta 7f" EVERETT STEAMSHIP CORP., S/A Phone: ***** "A" LINE PPriILAP SEBVICS SINGAPORE/PHNOMPENH REGULAR SERVICE PHNOMPENH/SINGAPORE. Arrives Sails "TATSUOH MARU" 15 Oct 17 C "TATSUOH MARU" 29 Oct 31 Oct EVERETT SIAM LINE364 words
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Advertisement820 1957-10-12 11 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel: ***** ft. *****/4 ,32/6 Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE t NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE To Halifax, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia Cult Ports S pot e P. S ham Penang LYDORUS 14 Oct 15/16 Oet YSSES 17/22 Nov 28/29 Nov 30Nov/1 Dec Carriers option to820 words
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Advertisement1274 1957-10-12 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) < Incorporated m Singapore) (12 lines) '"IT the blue funnel line *z? SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW, LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo (Via Suex with liberty to proceed via Panama or1,274 words
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Advertisement885 1957-10-12 11 MITSUI LINE S'por* P. S horn Penang FOR JAPAN Harunoian Maru via Manila for Yokohama Nagoya Kobe 21 Oet 20 Oct Kyoritiu Maru for Moji, Kobe, Osaka. Yokohama 17 Nov 15 Nov 12 Nov Hakonesan Maru via Manila for Kobe Nagoya, Yokohama 1 9 Nov Amagisan Maru via Hong Kong885 words
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Advertisement727 1957-10-12 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Soilings toi Bangkok or»07©» Foi lost via Sow*. Penong P.S'hoir $'e«*e "BOGOTA" 27/28 Oct -SINAIOA- 24/25 Oct 26/27 Oct 28/29 Oct Saigon, Bangkok only Accepting Saigon Cargo. "JUTLANOIA" 20/22 Nov 23/24 Nov 25/26 Nor HOMEWARDS Soilings to. Aden Pert Soid Genoa Antwerp Rotterdom Hamburg. Copenhagen Gorhenbitro727 words
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Article, Illustration43 1957-10-12 12 FOUR thousand students from Chinese High Schools' m Selangor gave a grand display of precision physical exercises at the opening of the Combined Schools annual athletic meet held at the Merdeka Stadium on Friday Standardpic by Yong Poh Fah.43 words
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297 1957-10-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Selangor registered an easy 4 o victory over Negri Sembilan m the opening match of the triangular hockey tournament at the Headquarters Armed Forces ground today. Man of the match for Selangor was their young centre forward Nakendra who bagged three297 words
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Article30 1957-10-12 12 IN a division 2 hex-key -natch played at the Naval Base Khalsa Sports Club be.it Royal Malayan Navy by one soal to nothing. Scorer was Mohindrr I Singh.30 words
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Article109 1957-10-12 12 TODAY'S SPORT RUGBY: Police S.A. vs. South Wales Borderers Reqt. at Selarang: SCC vs RAF Tengah at SCC: R.N.Z.AF. vs. 5.A.0.8.A at Woodsville; All Blacks vs G.H.Q. at Gillman Barracks: RAF Seletar vs. R.A.A.F. Ist XV at RAAF: Naval Base vs. R.E.M.E. at REME; Un'vcrStt|| vs. R.N.Z.A.F. at Dukit Ti'mah:109 words
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Article67 1957-10-12 12 Results of the Stablcford Golf Competition held at the Royal i pore Golf Club recently were Winner: Lt-Col. Whitmarsh 7). Bill twerp: Ist nine Major Thorpe <2()>, 2nd nine Lt-Col. Tariman (2()> The SA(iS. annual autumn meeting will be held at the Singapore Golf Club on Tuesday, Oct.67 words
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Article226 1957-10-12 12 Hooligans Assault Referee At Farrer Park THE Farrer Cup final between the Electrical and Water Departments ended m a "soccer fiasco" at Farrer Park yesterday. v n T nff fiplH Officials of both teams had to escort the referee Mr David Lim off the field when a226 words
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255 1957-10-12 12 ROYAL Air Force were clearly the superior side m yesterday's Premier League soccer match against the Europeans, Eurasians and Indians Combined at Jalan Besar stadium. But they had to wait for Lady Luck to step m to assist them m255 words
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67 1957-10-12 12 BRUSSELS. Oct. 11 (Reuter) Brussels, the Belgian capital, today joined the flowing list of cities which want to stage the 1904 Olympic Games. Other cities which have expressed interest m staging the 1964 fcames include Tokyo, Moscow, Karachi. Auckland. Belgrade and several m67 words
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Article83 1957-10-12 12 Colony Lose Friendly Hockey KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Singapore, fielding four reserves were beaten 2-1 by Selangor's second "stringers" m a friendly hockey match on the Gurney Road ground today. At half time Singapore led 1-0. Fullback Baldiraj Singh opened the scoring for Singapore off a short corner m the first83 words
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Article107 1957-10-12 12 WELLINGTON, N.Z. Oct. 11 (Reuter). Indonesia swept to a 4 o lead over New Zealand here today when they began their Thomas Cup badminton tie. Brilliant footwork, and agility about the court always had the visitors on top and they did not lose a game during the107 words
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Article, Illustration126 1957-10-12 12 THE following will represent the Old Victorians' Association m a badminton tournament against the Present Boys on Sunday at 9.30 a.m. Lav Tcng Chuan, Robert Lim, Scow Whatt Soon, Hamid bin Marzuki, Michael Lim. Reserve: Lee Bong Soo. Hockey and Rugger trials to select teams for the OldStandardpic - 126 words
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559 1957-10-12 12 Joseph Lo Is Star Of S.J.I. Swim Meet JOSEPH LO of Director House with 21 points won the School Championship at the St. Joseph's Institution 2nd Annual Swimming Carnival held at the Chinese Swimming Club new pool yesterday. He won the 100. 200 metres Breast Stroke, 100 metres free style559 words
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Article55 1957-10-12 12 THE Orient Sports Party, a newly formed badminton club, will meet the Government Servants Welfare Organisation at Haig Road m a return match on Saturday, Oct. 12 at 7.30 p.m. The Orient's team will be selected from: Jimmy Loh, Anthony Scow, Richard Tan (Captain), Koon Seng, Henry Sim,55 words
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Article87 1957-10-12 12 AT the fourth annual general meeting of the Dunlop Sports Club held recently, the following were elected office-bearers: President- Mr. A. V. Ftasey: Vice-President: Mr. R. C. Woodward; Hon. Secretary Mr. Fu Wa Chu (re-elected for the fourth time); Hon. Treasurer: Mr. Tang Kirn Kwong; Deputy Treasurer: Mr.87 words
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Article90 1957-10-12 12 Tunku Plays Host To BAM Squad KIALA LI'MPIR. Thurs. The Federation Government will make a subsidy to the Badminton Association of Malaya, Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman disclosed to the Standard this evening. The Premier was host to the BAM Thomas up training squad. Sixteen members 'i the squad led90 words
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125 1957-10-12 12 Beatty And Saints Remain Undefeated BEATTY Secondary S> ued to r. a 2-0 victory over Johon College m an match at Beatty Road yeste: L I and Mohamed i scored. In another school encm. at An^oii Road Can I School improved m lh< half to hold RafTles Institution to a125 words
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Article49 1957-10-12 12 THE annual football match between the S.H.B. Reerfrand the lor rial Cup will h( lomorrow at 5.00 p.m. at Koppel Harbour Recrer Ground. P. A. T. Chrimes will pre. sent tlie Cup to the wir team. The S.H.B Reserve Pipe Bard will play during the interv49 words
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Article15 1957-10-12 12 TIGER Swimming their 9th annual S Day competition a\ the Club pnol tnrtav.15 words
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Advertisement221 1957-10-12 12 Standard IPOH. Fri— Sultan Sir Yusof Izzuddin Shah of Perak. through the Singapore Standard, has sent a message to the Perak Football team now undergoing training for the Malaya Cup final against Selangor at the Merdeka Stadium m Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 19 Carries The Ruler's full message to the221 words
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411 1957-10-12 13 Milwaukee Win The World Series YANKEES CRUSHED 5-0 NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (AP) Milwaukee won the World Series on Thursday by Crushing the New York Yankees, s—o, m the seventh and deciding game behind the brilliant pitching of Lew Burdette, A four-run splurge, highlighted by Eddie Mathews' two-run double, m411 words
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Article132 1957-10-12 13 SOFTBALL's feature game on Sunday will be the initial appearance of the Pandas, champions of the previous league versos the 14th Squadron, who easily beat the Diplomats last week. The Pandas should be a slight favourite to win. Fort Canning will also be making its132 words
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Article122 1957-10-12 13 Dower Is Down With Paralysis LONDON, Oct. 11 (Reuter)— Dai Dower, 24-year-old former British and Empire flyweight boxing champion, is stricken with paralysis down the right side of his face but is confident he will be fighting again soon. The affliction, known as Be-ll's paralysis, came on suddenly while Dower122 words
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Article127 1957-10-12 13 McDonald Gets A Broken Jaw JOHANNESBURG, Oct. 10, (Reutrr). Colin McDonald, Australia's oDening batsman, was today found to be suffering from a broken jaw, which will prevent him from practising for twc weeks. He was injured yesterday when, batting m the nets, he was strjck on the side of his127 words
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Article71 1957-10-12 13 NEW YORK. Oct. 11. (AP).— Minutes after the Milwaukee Braves scored four runs m the third inning of the final world series game with the New York Yankees, concessionaries began hawking Yankee Crying Towels" to the customers. They were made of cloth and carried such printed71 words
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Article290 1957-10-12 13 LONDON. Oct. 11 (Reuter) English and Scottish Football fixtures for tomorrow are: DIVISION ONE Birmingham vs Wolves Burnley vs Sunderland Chelsea vs Aston Villa Manchester City vs Leicester Newcastle vs Everton Nottingham Forest vs Manchester United Portsmouth vs Leeds Preston vs Luton Sheffield Wednesday vs Blackpool Tottenham290 words
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Advertisement184 1957-10-12 13 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE (1 AS DEPARTMENT: Tenders are invited from First Class Contractors for the completion of Reinforced Concrete Piles to the Foundations for a New Waterless Gasholder for the City Gas Works. Kaliang Tender Deposit $100/-. Contract documents, drawings and tender form are available at the office of184 words
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Miscellaneous216 1957-10-12 13 ,m™« By Al Coop V jfrm** I I V.'iLLGLADLVD»E fTHANKS.] WE AF^E FRENCHMEN 'l H -AhJD NOU I \ME ARE NOT" I WtWU A HIDEOUS DEATH DAD.'." HOW CAN WE EXPECT HIM \%g\ KNOW HOW I I'LLTAKE "J I WILL, ACCEPT SOUR rs&&&\ "TO PROTECT j 'J IT WAS TO216 words
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404 1957-10-12 14 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD HE HAS IMPROVED SINCE HIS LAST START WIN By gCREEN PLAY, a solidly built five-year-old owned by Shaw Stable, is my choice m the Gold Cup trial (Race 6) run over the mile for Class One, Division One performers404 words
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Article170 1957-10-12 14 Windsor Lad Scrutineer Goodwood Francis RAMSBIRY BOSUN'S MATE RAMSBURY ESTHER'S PET Pantjarobah Esther's Pet Hush Hush Hush saucy Kate Bosuns Mate Bamsbury m SPECULATION BILLEEN BILLEEN NEW GRASS 2 sincere Speculation Easy Winner Speculation Billeen Easy Winner Speculation Billeen SELSKAR CITY DOLLAR FACTOBY INVINCIBLE SELSKAB CITY 3 Invincible170 words
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653 1957-10-12 14 POWHATAN reads a safe proposition m the mile event (Race 4) for Class One. Division Two horses. This up-and-coming four-year-old has been twice successful over the Bukit Timah mile and m each instance he showed dazzling pace to slam his653 words
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71 1957-10-12 14 RAMSBURY BEST IN WEAK LOT RACE ONE IN this lack-lustre field Ramsbury is as good as any. She ran on well to finish fourth to Captain Marvel over the six at Ipoh. She should have benefited from that run. She is down two divisions. She scored her only win In71 words
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Article250 1957-10-12 14 Pointers for Punters NONE of the runners m the first race has done anything to warrant support, but if you must have a flutter take Bosun's Mate. He has failed to reproduce his Australian form after being here almost a year. Still, he may score his overdue win m this250 words
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213 1957-10-12 14 Selskar City Should Be A Safe Bet RACE THREE Selskar City looks a good each way proposition. This four-year-old found his true form when he whipped his rivals over the six at the Gold Vase meeting. He was smartly into his stride and forging to the front he remained m213 words
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Article263 1957-10-12 14 RACE FIVE NUFENEN has struck a bright patch and could follow up his recent Ipoh successes and make this his third off the reel the main six furlongs sprint for Class Three speedsters Twice this week Nufenen took the eye when reeling off three furlongs263 words
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Article1193 1957-10-12 14 RACE 1: 2.15 p.m.— Horses Class 3, Div. 5—6 Furs. 1. 694 Ramsbury 5y 8.13 Newmarket Stable Spencer Posner 2. Pantjarobah (late Town Bird) 3y 8.11 Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Lim Lee West 3. 7 Esthers Pet (late Vermeer) 4y 8.08 Mr. and Mrs. S.1,193 words
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Article318 1957-10-12 14 BRITANNIA II who was promoted from dam 4 after her maiden win at Kuala Lumpur comes up lor her big test m the 6f sprint (Race 7) today. But lam confident she can easily measure up to this class. This striking daughter of Drawbridge318 words
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Article67 1957-10-12 14 THE TRACK for 1 afternoon's races Bukit Timah should be very good. Best outsider THE BEST longshot today is Bajan m the last race. Speculation should be sound cachway bet m Race 2. Big Sweep UNLIMITED SWEEP will be drawn on Race 8. Rediffusion will an- i nounce67 words
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Article130 1957-10-12 14 DURING September 17 horses returned to their stations after a spell at the Cameron Highlands Veterinary Sanatorium. They included Viola. Greet, Red Sunrise, Banquo, Allkits. Boy Garyth, Blue Ice, Joe"s Tipple, Opossum, Banker Boy, Undoubtable. Television, Infernal Region. Saucy Kate, Bahagia, Shoeshine Boy and Misty Line130 words
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