Singapore Standard, 5 February 1958
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Title Section19 1958-02-05 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone *****—5 Cable: "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1958 Vol. VIM. No. 217 15 cts 12 Poges19 words
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Article395 1958-02-05 1 FORM NEW GOVT, WITH HATTA OR ELSE.... Colonels Junta Threatens To Set Up Free Republic MANILA, Feb. 4, (UP)— lndonesia's antiCommunist colonels' junta will offer President Soekarno a final ultimatum on Wednesday to form a new government under Dr. Mohammed Hatta, well-informed sources said today. The colonels'395 words
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237 1958-02-05 1 9 Life Is Hard In Red China DR. THONG SAW PAX, a former Physics lecturer at the University of Malaya and Queen's Scholar, who left Singapore last June for an appointment m Communist China wants to return to the Colony, it is237 words
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Article49 1958-02-05 1 JAKARTA, Feb. 4 (AFP).— Thj Shipping Ministry today declined to comment on local Press reports that Russia has offered ten ships totalling 35,000 tons for inter-island shipping. These reports said the Russian ships could either be chartered or bought under the Indonesian Russian economic agreement.49 words
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130 1958-02-05 1 LONDON, Feb. 4 (Reuter) Foreign Secretary, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, reported m detail today to the Cabinet here on his private talks on the Cyprus problem with Turkish government ministers m Ankara last week, well-informed sources said. The Cabinet meeting was presided over by Mr.130 words
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Article62 1958-02-05 1 KAITAIA, New Zealand, Feb- I (Reuter) Twelve thousand people five times New Zealand's northernmost town s luvual population gave the Queen Mother a real Mauri welcome here today. They crowded to Kaitaias show -ground to turn on a full programme of Maori songs and dances when62 words
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Article53 1958-02-05 1 PARIS. Feb. 4 (AFP) IMr Francois Briere, former French Ambassador to Afghanistan, has been appointed French Ambassador to the Federation of Malaya, authoritative sources disclosed here today. Mr Briere. who Is 56--years-old. is a career diplomat and has held posts m Poland. Ireland. Brazil, the United53 words
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Article28 1958-02-05 1 AN agreement between Britain and Malaya for air services between and beyond their territories which was signed m October last was published m London yesterday. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article18 1958-02-05 1 THE adjourned meeting of the Singapore City Council will be resumed on Friday at 2.30 p.m.18 words
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204 1958-02-05 1 A SINGAPORE Police Constable fired three shots and missed when he fought a grim battle with a housebreaker who attacked him with a chisel and iron-bar m a backlanc off North Bridge Road at dawn yesterday. The constable had attempted to204 words
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Article124 1958-02-05 1 Blockade Of Rhio Broadcast JAKARTA, Feb. 4 (Reuter) Army Headquarters tonight denied an overseas report that Indonesian warships had blockaded Padang, Central Sumatra, and fired shells at the port. Major Harsono the official spokesman, said: "This is not true." He declined to comment on a Padang Radio broadcast reported here124 words
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Article122 1958-02-05 1 Big Jump In Sterling Reserves LONDON, Feb. 4 (Reuter).— The sterling area's gold and dollar reserves rose by $393,--000,000 during January, the Treasury announced today. They stood at M 57,212,000-.-000 at the end of the month. On the provisional figures for the month, Britain had a surplus of £10,500,000 sterling122 words
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Article69 1958-02-05 1 LOS ANGELES. Feb. 4 (Reuter) An income tax claim foi U551,400,000 against actor Charles Chaplin is the biggest of several filed yesterday Dp the government against Hollywood personalities. r The claim against Mr Chaplin is against his incomes for 1953 and 1954. Mr Chaottn claims69 words
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Article, Illustration105 1958-02-05 1 THE United States Defence Department has just released this diagram showing various pa.rts of the artificial satellite Explorer which it launched into its orbit round the earth last Thursday. The eight-inch long cylindrical satellite is said to weigh 30.8 pounds, and is six inches m diameter.UP - 105 words
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Article, Illustration131 1958-02-05 1 U.S. WOMAN CRIME-BUSTER TO STUDY OUR METHODS THE world's Number One policewoman, Dr. Lois Higgins, arrived In Singapore yesterday to study the Colony police methods m dealing with crime. Dr. Higgins, the president of the International Association of Woman Police Chiefs, arrived by P.A.A. from Manila. Dr. Higgins is also131 words
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Article24 1958-02-05 1 DAMASCUS will be the capital of the new United Arab Republic, the Syrian newspaper "Al-Ray-Al-Aam" reported yesterday quoting I** Cairo corresnondent. AFPAFP - 24 words
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Article40 1958-02-05 1 Mr. Tatsunosuke Takasaki. leader of a Japanese mission to Egypt said m Tokyo yesterday the Egyptian Government had shown its willingness to authorise Japanese participation m the development of Egyptian oil resources east of Suez Canal.- ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article99 1958-02-05 1 Not Given Ultimatum He Says OSAKA, Japan, Feb. 4 (UP) Indonesian President, Dr. Soekarno today denied that he had been presented with an ultimatum to kick the Communists out of his government. Dr. Soekarno said that reports that the Indonesian "young colonels group," had presented him with a flat ultimatum99 words
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Article70 1958-02-05 1 MALACCA Tues. An estate labourer. M Kuppusamy. was today sentenced to death m the High Court by Mr. Justice Hepworth for murdering a 17-year-old woman rubber tapper, Lan Pot Kiaw on June 18. last year at Bukit KaJ ang Estate. Jasin. The Judge had earlier asked the70 words
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Article41 1958-02-05 1 The Tokyo higher court yesterday sentenced US airman First Class Benjamin B. Owyang to three years jail on a charge of causing the death of a Japanese labourer, Kenj Kurihara m Kis?»rnTH nt~ mm Jan. 9 last year. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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208 1958-02-05 1 COLOMBO, Feb. 4 (ReuterUP) The pealing of temple bells and special church services today heralded the tenth anniversary celebrations ot Ceylon's Independence tioin British rule The highlight was a marchpast and dril) display by 1.500 schoolchildren drawn from over 60 schools m the capital208 words
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Article27 1958-02-05 1 A RADIO Malaya reporter. A. KaJ apathy, was injured when his car crashed against a lamp post ln Norfolk Road. Singapore, at 3.30 a.m.. yesterday.27 words
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Article25 1958-02-05 1 AMERICAN firms .had invested more than U*****,000.--000 m Australia, the United States consul-general, Mr. F. A. Waring, said m Sydney yesterday. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article414 1958-02-05 2 Case Probe Did Not Satisfy DSP, Court Told A REPORT mode by o Police Inspector on a cose of ottempted rope wos found to be "insufficient" to support such on offence, it was alleged m o Singopore District Court yesterday. Deputy Superintendent of Police. Mr. J. Liddle,414 words
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459 1958-02-05 2 Articles Damaged Reputation Lim 'Peace Of Mind Also Destroyed' A CHINESE bi-weekly newspaper started a campaign to destroy every vestige of respect for Singapore elected Assemblyman, Mr. Lim Cher Kheng, tfie Second District Court was told by his counsel, Mr. David Marshall yesterday. i He also alleged that the articles459 words
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Article, Illustration71 1958-02-05 2 A FORMER Singapore Fire Brigade officer has been chosen to he ad the arport fire fighting sseer c vices at Paya Lebar B >? Wr. William G.R. had his fire services training ln Britain and fnr S l? een iD the Co, <>ny ior 1.2 years.71 words
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Article35 1958-02-05 2 HONGKONG, Feb I Soedal Standard Sender ESS 0 P nces of Ihc *W i-1 Sterling; $5.8775 to US$l--$1,851 to Malayan «;oirs fi ?>- d f nc>ian Ru P ia^ Oold 1256.25 to a tad.35 words
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Article54 1958-02-05 2 IN DI Al, n canceC 1 Plan* Z_] tomorr-y at thp 11 the eieJJ th.l an < Bi J 5 U alii lster. Minisi acting 'jc lor E»«j; La: burn, |Z P ,jr and i_ eiven by> nutty, .At 8.15 n dinner r/ji. Minister, d» at the b£ Mrs.54 words
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Advertisement1117 1958-02-05 2 .i«*>tlT T|| 1 *V*^t^i^T^^^lm^^a_^^^^^__^__^^^^^a^^^^^^\ ACKNOWLEDGMENT MR. NC FAH YAM of Ipoh thank all friends and relatives who sent wreaths, scrolls, donated bands, loaned cars, attended and assisted at the funeral of his beloved mother. Madam Lav Ah Mooi, on Feb. 3rd. 1958. PERSONAL NETTOLIN the humus fertilizer gives that t,xtra1,117 words
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Advertisement803 1958-02-05 2 SITUATIONS VACANT r^ M U S AT,ONS A INVITIO from i-ederal Citizens or State Nationals who have attained tha aga of 17 but not 23 and from serving offtcers who have completed ten years' service as Storemen for appointment as Storekeeper m P.W.D.. Johore on the following salary scales: LC.E.803 words
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Advertisement679 1958-02-05 2 TENDER NOTICES —-W————M MALAYAN RAILWAY TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited 'rom registered "A" or "B" Class Contractors for an extension to the Coastal Wharf at Port Swcttenham. Full particulars are obtainable from the offices of the Chief Oivtl Engineer. Malayan Railway, Kuala Lumpur and the District Engineer, Malayan Railway. Port679 words
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Advertisement618 1958-02-05 2 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE. TENDER from registered contractors (Class 'D* and above) will be received by the State Engineer. Selangor up to 3 p.m. on 14.2.58 for the transport of metal from Jugra Quarry for period 1.3.58 to 28.2.59 Full particulars are obtainable from the Office of the Sen: Executive Engineer,618 words
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SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD February 5, 1958
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Article424 1958-02-05 3 Statement by Sir John Hay, an internationE on rubber, that the free movement of K nin the Commonwealth area should be B comes at an opportune moment, bearing X forthcoming meeting of Commonwealth X London. This meeting will consider By arrangements for the Commonwealth Economic Conference to be held424 words
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Article370 1958-02-05 3 1 presence m Malaya of Mr. John Wilson, of the Royal Commonwealth Society for >d must prove of invaluable assistance to 'ho have been devoting so much attention d» to ways and means of expanding their 'the benefit of blind persons. Mr. Wilson, has already put forward370 words
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Article50 1958-02-05 3 Lim feck Kirr Koad b'por« ,■> Box No 1b63 Lables. iiGEKNfcWb' I OM^ 0R 1 (5 lines) All department* Insurance tfldg., 174. Batu kg J r le D f ore ***** Cowan St Tel: 3829 E A Le.th St Tel: 405 b A Bukit Ch.r^ Tel:50 words
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Article1296 1958-02-05 3 Cyril Dunn - Cyril Dunn —IN SOUTHERN RHODESIA, TESTING GROUND BOTH FOR RACIAL PARTNERSHIP AND FOR THE IDEA OF FEDERA TION IN CENTRAL AFRICA By SALISBURY number of white Rhodesians are to meet privately m Salisbury on February 8, and it may be that what they decide will change the shape1,296 words
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Article716 1958-02-05 3 What is the future for Malayan Airways developing beyond territorial limits? Very bright indeed/ Captain Roger Mollard, its former Managing Director, said when he left on retirement recently. This s*ory *ells how QANTAS— which hos inaugurated the world s first scheduled round-the-world service storted716 words
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Article106 1958-02-05 3 Sir Could Mr. Fraser of the Singapore Improvement Trust, please explain why all the lifts at Redhill Flats have stopped operating from the ground floor? They now operate from the second floor to the fifth floor only. Does Mr. Fraser realise how aged parents, "expectant mothers",106 words
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Article34 1958-02-05 3 Not him Sir—l am not the Lee Hock Chuan who was charged for exhibiting obscene films. (Ref. Sunday Standard dated 2/2/1958. page 3. col. 3.). LEE HOCK CHUAN. 445-D, Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore 19.34 words
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Article331 1958-02-05 3 Sir— Since our Chief Mml s t c r's "comparable standard" speech on the recognition of U.S. academic degrees at the American University Club luncheon a few months ago, no concrete step whatever has been undertaken or, at least made public, by our Government m that direction. It331 words
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Article, Illustration387 1958-02-05 3 the NEWS as it strikes me £INCE Malayanlzation became the ideal of the Governments and the peoples of the Federation and of Singapore, a word had to be found to describe the sacrifice to be offered on the altar of complete, semi or quasiMerdeka. Officialdom picked on "Expatriate" and with387 words
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Advertisement66 1958-02-05 3 Did you know... U the free World disarmament plan were accepted by the USSR, nuclear tests would stop on the first day, the first reduction m armed forces could start as early as the 2nd month, "Open Skies 9 air inspection could start m the 3rd month and the mothballing66 words
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Advertisement29 1958-02-05 3 I*l < *si?»dßa*e' B^*^U /%_>£m/ uw* s^.. FBEESRED MUSTARD Yet-there's a big difference m- the flavor of Heine Mutcard 1 1 oqc too sharp ooc Heini flavor. Heint qvaliry. TSGSIIIZISi^Br29 words
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382 1958-02-05 4 They Refused To Disperse IPOH, Tues. A Police Volunteer Reserve Inspector told Mogistrote Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Manon he arrested seven Chinese students, because they refused to disperse when he stopped them at the Jalan Datoh Bridge m November last during the student382 words
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153 1958-02-05 4 Catholic Relief Services' New Head KUALA LUMPUR Tues. —Mr. George J. Wolf has arrived here to take over duties as the Malayan Director for the Catholic i Relief Services (National Catholic Welfare Conference) of the United States. With its head office m New York it has 53 branches throughout the153 words
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Article51 1958-02-05 4 ALOR STAR. Tues.— More than 800 people from Padang Lembu took part m an antiCommunist rally and procession m Gurun today led hy Mr. Lim Teng Kwang. a Federal Councillor. j The villagers requested Mr. Lim to convey to the Defence Minister, their pledge to cooperate with the51 words
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Article310 1958-02-05 4 4 Blocks Of Flats To Be Built IPOH, Tues. The Town Council here hopes to start work shortly on a $1,000,000 housing project to build four or five blocks of five-storeyed flats at Kampong Simee, four miles from Ipoh. Tne flats, the first Council scheme310 words
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Article34 1958-02-05 4 ONE of the large caissons of the Singapore Harbour Board King's Docks sank on Monday evening. Efforts were being made by the Singapore Harbour Board dockyard staff to refloat it34 words
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262 1958-02-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation Government today published a bill which when entered m the Statute Books will give the country i^il 11 16 W extradition &7!Jj* the first time m its history. At present, the law relawSXmJU. extradition m the Federation262 words
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Article178 1958-02-05 4 Malayan Passports Ready March 1 PENANG, Tues New Malayan passports may be ready for issue on Mar. 1, a spokesman of the Immigration headquarters here told The Standard today. He said his department had now received 1,500 of the new Malayan passports and a further shipment was expected this month.178 words
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Article45 1958-02-05 4 THREE thugs armed with parangs fled when they were challenged by detectives m Sago Lane, Singapore, on Monday afternoon. One parang was recovered. About the same time, another man carrying a parang was arrested by a detective m Seah Street.45 words
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Article14 1958-02-05 4 The Penang State Council will meet on Feb. 26 at 2.30 p.m.14 words
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Article, Illustration52 1958-02-05 4 A LARGE crowd of Hindu devotees descend the steps of the famous limestone caves temple after fulfilling their vows on Monday. The pilgrims had come from all parts to Kuala Lumpur for this annual three-day celebration of Thaipusam festival at the Batu Caves Temple. StandardpicFah - 52 words
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Article27 1958-02-05 4 LIEUTENANT Wong Pun 29, of the Federation Army yesterday left Kuala Lumpur for Singapore en route to Australia to join the Royal Melbourne Technical College.27 words
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Article164 1958-02-05 4 PENANG, Tues. Extortion letters have been received by several people here under "threat of death," for various sums of money. C.I.D. Chief. Mr. J. R. Svkes. told The Standard today that Police action has been taken following reports lodged by the victims. Asked whether kidnap gangs164 words
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Article34 1958-02-05 4 KUALA LIMY The closing dv.c for compcn.satioaj of Nazi persecute extended to K_ Federation Goti gazette announce It was n nounced that should reach t! German CompeM before Oct. 1. 19?34 words
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Article71 1958-02-05 4 KUALA LtyJ The f 0.. r a b^n authoril, yan Operatic issued today nistinjfuished X Fit. Lt. W'J JM Squadrtr! "i Davidson 0 f F/O Uarv of ii F/O D. j. Tra: r ron. m British Empot Sergeant Ny* Squadron, FUj" Sergeant Pact* I Mentioning T: Lt. McCidh71 words
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Advertisement7 1958-02-05 4 "WHITIAWAYI TMI POPULAR STOtr lINCAPOM FO- x7 words
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Article42 1958-02-05 5 r F.xplorSingapore U two I 3. enng the r at tion -rjre* i up at n and 3.40 .AOT 0 over this on L -eit I BM I I tilt le fit \m nfellite ord- -v I .Cfl.42 words
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Article130 1958-02-05 5 £3, 880 Worth Of Textiles Stolen KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Thieves got away with $3,880 worth of textiles from a wholesale shop m High Street here early yesterday morning, Police said today. The thieves gained entry into the premises of Chop Ban Teck Leong after breaking through three back doors and130 words
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Article, Illustration95 1958-02-05 5 HOLDING an umbrella, under a heavy shower of rain, the Sultan of Selangor cuts the ribbon to officially open the Cargo Handling Corporation-as-sisted housing scheme comprising of 104 new houses at Pandamaran New Village m Port Swettenham on Thursday. The whole scheme cost about 5400.000.Poh - 95 words
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Article261 1958-02-05 5 UMNO Wants A 'Quota System' For Immigrants KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Federation Government will be asked to introduce a "quota system" for immigrants into the nation. A new immigration ordinance is being drafted by a select committee with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister261 words
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Article122 1958-02-05 5 Don't Rent These Huts Council THE Singapore City Council yesterday warned members of the public not to rent unauthorised huts now muchrooming m various parts of the city. A Council statement said that over the past weekend at least 20 huts have gone up m the Kampong Amber area at122 words
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127 1958-02-05 5 Day The Dog Turned On The Shooter PExVANG, Tues A a do *-shooter while h e was on his rounds m Gottlieb Road 2J 1 22: 19 ,a! year. Magistrate Mr. Au Ah Wah was told m Court today. Owner of the dog. Josephene Mary Sebastian, pleaded guilty to a127 words
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Article52 1958-02-05 5 ONE-Hundred and eightyDutch evacuees from Indonesia embarked for Europe on the Chusan yesterday. A spokesman for the ship's agents. Islay Kerr and Company, Singapore told The Standard that the Chusan had been re-routed to Rotterdam. After disembarking the refugees m Rotterdam, the ship will go on52 words
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Article42 1958-02-05 5 A SINGAPORE Magistrate, Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, yesterday jailed Tan Cheak Chwee for three months on three charges of theft. Tan admitted stealing $27 from three different persons at Morton Close and Portchester Avenue on Monday morning.42 words
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Article268 1958-02-05 5 A CUP OF TEA WAS HER MAIN DEMAND IPOH, Tues. A young housewife told a Magistrate's Court here today that- she would return to her husband if his second wife offered her a cup of tea. The ceremonial offering ol tea an ancient Chinese custom would signify that the ft268 words
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141 1958-02-05 5 Malaya The Foremost In Blind Work KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malayan Association for the Blind is the foremost organization m South-east Asia m the work for the blind, said director and chief executive officer of the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind. Mr. John F. Wilson who arrived here today.141 words
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153 1958-02-05 5 S'PORE EXPERT NEEDED TO PLAN GARDEN IPOH. Tues. The Town Council is to seek the services of an officer from Singapore to advise on the layout for the Brash Road Park here as a botanical garden. The State Government has already reserved about 30 acres of land m this area153 words
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Article, Illustration44 1958-02-05 5 THE Permaisuri Agon* distributes sweets to more than 250 v:. unprivileged children from the Kuala Lumpur Wei- fare Home, at a tea party organized by the Malayan Association of Youth Club at Batu Road School, on Sunday. Standardpic by FahFah - 44 words
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224 1958-02-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation and Singapore Governments are still undecided on the question of recognition of the law degree to be conferred by the University of Malaya. Head of the University's Law Faculty, Dr. L. A. Sheridan, disclosed this to The Standard224 words
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Advertisement179 1958-02-05 5 I NEED A MEAL BEFORE I WORK! y JmT Have l)read an d M Dl lIC DAlin it dgff BLUe BAND 1 fcjj^ MARGARINE f ""^m m the morning! 1 [V o o -m You can't expect to be really efficient at fcfon^ -^.t^SSSSu^ your J 0 3 a^ you179 words
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Advertisement257 1958-02-05 5 YESTERDAY THE 500 TODAY THE DUCATI I7S! 17SS O.H.V. Camshaft Control H^^Bw ?2H ______t__\ __nmmm%Mj f \V^D^L_^ I DUCATI S 175 World Wl THIS IS THE MOTORCYCLE which the two young Italian, Messrs. Tartarini and Monetti, are now riding with them on the world tour, the distance of which will257 words
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457 1958-02-05 6 SBA Will Press For 'Absolute Control' Of Hall THE Singapore Badminton Association's Management Committee last night empowered the President of the Singapore Badminton Association, Mr. Wee Kirn Wee, to press for the "absolute control" of the Singapore Badminton stadium. He was also asked to accept, m the name of the457 words
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Article181 1958-02-05 6 Changi's Water Polo Success RAF Changi beat RAF Tengah by eight goals to two m a friendly water-polo match at the Tengah swimming pool last night. Although Changi were the stronger side. Cpl. Ryan, Tengah's goalkeeper and RAF Singapore player, worked hard behind a weak defence and did much to181 words
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187 1958-02-05 6 Ronnie's Jaw Fractured Must Fly Home RONNIE Manasseh, the game former Singapore amateur boxing champion who fought Ray Ming Chan on Friday night's main event, has a fractured Jaw. This was revealed by the medical examination at the General Hospital yesterday. Ronnie, who was to return to Australia by boat,187 words
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Article146 1958-02-05 6 Two SABA Tourneys Before Games THE Singapore Amateur Boxin B Association will hold two championship meets this year m preparation for the coming Asian Games at Tokyo m Way This decision was reached at the annual general meeting of SABA held at the Singapore Recreation Club house on Monday. One146 words
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335 1958-02-05 6 SINGAPORE are all set to do battle with Perak m the AU Blues rusby cup final at the Merdeka Stadium m Kuala Lumpur this Saturday. Last year's clash between the two teams ended m a draw. Fate has therefore decreed that they335 words
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Article126 1958-02-05 6 Government Services Soccer TAN Tock Seng Hospital "A" beat Woodbridge Hospital 4-0 m the first division of the Singapore Government Services soccer league at Farrer Park yesterday. TTSH dominated the exchanges from the start against a ten-man Woodbridge team and took a 1-0 lead m the first half when left126 words
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Article452 1958-02-05 6 SIX MAY GAMES TRIA Top Athletes Fail To Respond To FMAAU Call KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Six of the best prospects for the Asian Games may miss the first Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union trials to be held at the Merdeka Stadium this Sunday. Mr Cyril stork. FMAAU secretary, told452 words
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158 1958-02-05 6 SELETAR "A" beat Kangaroo "B" by 13 points (two goals and a try) to nothing m the second day of '.he Singapore Cricket Club's seven-a-side rugby tournament played on the padang yesterday. The Kangaroos could do little against the powerful Seletar team. Fullback Dyer scored158 words
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Article135 1958-02-05 6 IN a friendly boxing match between the Malayan RNVR and the Ist Battalion. Singapore Infantry Regiment held at the RMNVR HQ. on Friday, the naval volunteers beat the army by four bouts to one. Results were Bantam weight: Electrical mech. Tan Fook Seng, MRNVR beat Pte. Tan135 words
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Article40 1958-02-05 6 SYDNEY. Feb. 4 (Reuter).— FRANK Sedgman, of Australia, won the first prize of £2,000 (Australian) m the Ampol Masters' Professiona 1 lawn Tennis tournament here. Sedgman beat Tony Trabeit (USA) 3-6 4-6 7-5 6-3 6-4 m today's final.40 words
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Article183 1958-02-05 6 Stad Govt. Help ESSei t& eyes 31 t0 help Tl Since aft* body, build i_* 1900 and 5 completed b, cr.Mccted t 1 S6000(H tt Assun PlB utmost 0 > bass it a 8?" bef or 7 el cared T! e Ml been on the Pore sine,, ii P otion183 words
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Article66 1958-02-05 6 Cigar Firm For No SYDNEY. FcM Norman O'Neill, star of the SM competition 111 finally accepted a cigarette Rial be transferred South Wales to S lia. Business IflU states had offered The right-hand! has scored more runs m eight m has been ttapm cigarette Ann oc contract. The I manager66 words
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Article, Illustration51 1958-02-05 6 Entries for Jj Cricket As and .Junior I 1 now open. Teams wislufli" should send ia Mr. M C. Sc Council, Smga?or» 17 J Applications J the stipulated i>* ronsidered.^^ THE R^.'l JJ FARELF J* ptoiuHtpi 9 Hi n A ei ght PoffZ2 final oft** 951 words
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69 1958-02-05 7 k^ Ak- cha n Sl ngapor« *2 lcn^Primo kalian, to a Nu£'°?*ta me t, W1 March. .V' 1 t-r.yr. Pftb m Ba&fjre Akr am held the uncrowned world heavyweight champion, King Kong to a draw on two occasions. Camera, one-time world heavyweight boxing contender,69 words
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Article83 1958-02-05 7 TOKYO, Feb. 4 (Reuter)— The Japan Olympic Committee informally decided yesterday to send 200 Japanese athletes (170 men, 30 women) to the 17th Olympics to be held m Rome m 1960. A final decision on the number of Japanese participants for the Rome Olympics will be83 words
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Article, Illustration178 1958-02-05 7 One Change In England's Fifteen LONDON, Feb. 4. (Reuter) England's Rugby Union selectors have made only one change from the team that beat Australia on Saturday for the international against Ireland at Twickenham here nexi Saturday. Ricky Bartlett, ny-half m all four international championship matches last season, is brought back178 words
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Article178 1958-02-05 7 BLOEMFONTEIN, Feb. 4 (Reuter) The Australian cricketers drew their threeday match against Orange Free State and Border which ended here yesterday. Scores were; Australians 323 for four declared. With lan Craig reluctant to use his key bowlers, lan Meckiil and Richie Benaud, live days b?fore178 words
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Article49 1958-02-05 7 MOSCOW. Feb. 4. (UP) Soviet weight lifter Peter Natiukha, a middle heavywe.ght, beat his own world record for the two hand press by one kilogram, it was announced here today. Natiukha achieved 149 kilograms during the intercity meet between Lvov and Kiev, which was held at Lvov.49 words
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Article, Illustration263 1958-02-05 7 MELBOURNE, Feb. 4 (Reuter)— Australian Davis Cup tennis star, Mai Anderson said today: "I've got half a mind to pull out of the overseas team." The President of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia. Mr. D. M. Ferguson, has told Anderson there263 words
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Article194 1958-02-05 7 Caudwell Wins Road Race In Klang PORT SWETTENHAM, Tues. Forty-four competitors, comprising seven teams of six members each and two individuals, took part in the Klang to Port Swettenham Cycle Race on Saturday. All the competitors completed the five-mile road race. M. Caudwell of Royal Air Force, Seletar,194 words
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553 1958-02-05 7 Important Changes In Laws Of Rugby Football LONDON, Feb. 4 (Reuter)— The most important of tne changes m the laws of Rugby Union Football, agreed by the International Board last month and announced today, concern the scrummage. Aw<? amenaea scrummage law states that the hooker of the team with the553 words
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Miscellaneous244 1958-02-05 7 SINGAPfIP 1? School vs Siglap Secondary w School at Victoria SOCCER: SBHFA League— RUGBY: Seven-a-side on g" 7 2 S.C.S. v 8 Mercantile the Padang— Saints *A* vs Bank —F. n. ground Royal Signals 'B; RNZAF Hongkong Bank vs Chartered A v s Blacks; South Johore Bank Farrer Park; Ford244 words
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Advertisement831 1958-02-05 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. to *****/6, *****/4 IJZ/e THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE le Halifax. Montreal. Boston. New York, Baltimore. Philadelphia Cult Ports. T *Pore P.S'ham Penang TI CI 3/10 Mar 11 Mer 15/16 Mat Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load end discharge cargo NORTH831 words
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Advertisement1100 1958-02-05 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (It lines) (incorporafeo m Singapore) (12 lines) I ZT THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed vie othe* ports t. load end discharge cargo (Via Suox with liberty to proceed via Panama or Capo ot1,100 words
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Advertisement834 1958-02-05 8 MTCSUI |g LINE S'poro P. S'hom Penong FOR JAPAN. Azumosan Maru Yokohoma, Kobe, Moji 6- 4 /5 Mikageson Maru via Manila tor Yokohama, Kobe Moji 20 feb FOR U.S.A. For New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore via Bombay Akashison Maru from Japan 17 Feb 20 Feb FOB COLOMBO KARACHI, BOMBAY. Akakuroson Mam834 words
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Advertisement645 1958-02-05 8 EAST ASIATIC ll OUTWARDS Soilings tor Bonokok ind/0i -LALANDIA" 23/24 F^b J^ H "KOREA- 23/24 Feb J* H Accepts cargo for Bangkok lqo J /2 I BUSUANGA "/"Feb 28 C "SELANDIA" 9/10 Mar H HOMEWARDS Soiling, t O Aden Rotterdam Hamburg Bremen Co P e„l, aqen '^H "MEONIA" 23/25 Feb645 words
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Article75 1958-02-05 9 MONEY EASIER IN LONDON MARKET —Usance Bills Lowered MONEY is easier m the London market, a spokesman of the Malayan Exchange Banks Association told The Standard yesterday. He said this had resulted m the association lowering several of its usance bills to merchants. Yesterday, the association's buying rates for 12075 words
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Article55 1958-02-05 9 ROCHDALE, (Lancashire) Feb. 4: (Reuter)— The Labour Party has produced a plan to help Lancashire's cotton industry to fight unfair foreign competition, Mr. Harold Wilson, Labour Member of Parliament, said. Mr. Wilson promised that unfair competition particularly if it were subsidized —would be met by controlling55 words
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Article38 1958-02-05 9 BRITAIN'S first Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Exhibition, sponsored by the British Chemical Plant Manufacturers Association and the Council of British Manufacturers of Petroleum Equipment, is being held at Olympia, London, from June 18 to 28.38 words
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Article149 1958-02-05 9 ALL SECTIONS ARE EASIER ALL sections of the Malayan share market were easier yesterday. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers 8.8. Petrol 39/- 41/Fed. Dispensary 2.07 2.12 Fraser Neave rds 2.55 2.60 Gammon 2.15 2.20 Henry Waugh 1.45 1.50 McAister i. 50 155 £i149 words
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139 1958-02-05 9 JAKARTA, Feb. 4, (Reuter) Concession rights granted to BPM Royal Dutch Shell Company to exploit oil fields m North Sumatra, including the Atjeh region, have been withdrawn by the War Administrator, and oil* fields and installations there have been declared State property, the Army announced139 words
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Article174 1958-02-05 9 IPOH, Tues. Chinese miners were m favour of the International Tin Agreement mainly because of past expe:ience, Mr. Woo Ka Lim, Federal Legislative Councillor for Chinese mining interests, told The Standard today. Mr. Woo was commenting on a statement by the secretary of the Federation's Associated174 words
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Article113 1958-02-05 9 Ministers Assurance On Capital *Hn S NCES that money will continue to flow freely lnaadont of Singapore were ?iy^ yest day b the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, and the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy. The Ministers were commenting on the statement by Sir John113 words
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Article107 1958-02-05 9 RUBBER closed slightly easier on the Singapore market yesterday—lnternational first grade for February shipment was quoted buyers at 75| cents per lb. down lf cents on Friday. The market opened lower on disappointing overseas advices and lack of offtakes and eased further under godown hedge selling. Lower grade107 words
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Article32 1958-02-05 9 TOKYO, Feb. 4 (AFP).— The basic negotiations for a Japanese $50,000,000 credit to India and for a Nippon-In-dian trade treaty were practically concluded recently, well informed Indian sources reported.32 words
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Article171 1958-02-05 9 SINGAPORE sharebrokers reported the following business done: F. N. ords. $2.58 and $2.60 overnight. Hammer $2. $1.99; H. Waugh $1.49, $1.47 i overnight; Hume prefs. A2l/3; Jackson $1.40 overnight; Robinson ords. $1.71; Cold Storage 90c. overnight and yesterday; Sime Darby $1.67 delayed: S. Times $1.70 overnight. $1.69:171 words
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Article83 1958-02-05 9 OTTAWA, Feb. 4. (UP) Trade and Commerce Minister Gordon Churchill has announced that Canada had made a Dost-1962 sale of uranium to the United Kingdom and had also approved a four-year US$l4O mil project for the production of atomic power In Canada. The United Kingdom contract for83 words
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598 1958-02-05 9 THE importance of air communications to Sarawak, North Borneo and Brunei was stressed by the Director of Civil Aviation, British Borneo Territories, Mr. R. L. Milton, m presenting his report on the development of civil aviation during 1955 and 1956. "It598 words
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Article121 1958-02-05 9 Perkins Diesels For P.W.D. ONE hundred and fifty trucks fitted with Perkins P6 diesel engines are now being operated by Malaya's Public Works Department, says Mr. Peter Knight, Mechanical Engineer with the Department at Kota Bahru. He is spending part of his six months' leave In Britain making a special121 words
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Article79 1958-02-05 9 MALAYA'S foreign trade for the whole of last year recorded an adverse balance of $208,935,000, with imports at $4,380,048,--000 and exports $4,171,113,--000. Trade m December also recorded an unfavourable balance, with imports of $314,--595,000 and exports $313,204,--000. In December, imports from the United Kingdom totalled $69,438,00079 words
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Article96 1958-02-05 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: copr^ Jan.-Feb UK/ Continent $30* buyers $31* sellers: coconut oil ln bulk $45 i sellers; m drums $49 sellers. Muntok white pepper $102 sellers; Sarawak white $100 selleis. special Sarawak black $63. Singapore Copra Association closing prices: fair96 words
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Advertisement429 1958-02-05 9 puma r^ICAN MAIL LINE ir rf fof Los Angeles, San Froncitco. Q^ f scrr 'scottlc. Tacomo Vancouver also M W~ cargo ♦or transhipment to Central I^Q pt f 1 8 South America. Spore P.S'hom Penang 25 26 Feb 27/28 Feb r jVEREir ORIENT LINE ££J japon Pot Penang P* Chittogong,429 words
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Advertisement117 1958-02-05 9 ••••••••••••••••i 4c MkL »T J BPJIH Wm-_ /w^tJß B^T^l frfli^^ B. _m lll^j^ -JaflSS I B*^£*-^B Bfl BT l9^k. _\_WmTl^maaa\ M\ S The strangest true experience a young girl m love ever Jived! Mm Z* *__m a& \wWL amWWm \W__*mt^_ k_m Ww I watch her..., J^^H I J -k K^^^117 words
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Miscellaneous119 1958-02-05 9 MALAYAN Exchange Banks Association* rates to merchants yesterday were: London, selling, T.T. or O.D. 2/3J; buying, airmail. T.T. 2/4. OD. 2/4-1/16. 30 d/st 2/41. 45 d/st 2/4-5/16. 60 d/st 2/4-13/32. 90 d/st 2/4-9/16, 120 d/st 2/4-23/32. 180 d/st 2/5-3/32 New York: buying. T.T 32J OD. 33. 90 days airmail 33-3/16119 words
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Miscellaneous91 1958-02-05 9 OUTER ROADS Felipes, Lao. Mina, Norvest, Southville. Davila, Guntur, Ringhorn, Glory, Turandot. U.S.A. Maru, Harold Sleigh, North Star, Yochow. Batavia. LeiDzig. Rita. Lapaz, Tees Breeze. Minjak. INNER ROADS Hin Ann. Sin Hong Ho, Jap Trawlers. Senai, Larut, Segamat. Hock Hai, Wayla, Bidor, Hanthale. Tapah, Seremban, Phong Chau, Angkorwat. Sedili. Aik91 words
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Article, Illustration456 1958-02-05 10 r riiE bowling alley sounds were the same as m the thousands of other alleys that provide millions of Americans with their favourite indoor sport. There were the thunderous roll of big balls, the crashing of pins, and the *'oh's" and "ah's" as the bowlers456 words
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Article908 1958-02-05 10 Cheong Choong Kong - The Price of Pride Cheong Choong Kong Short story by Of Form V A, Methodist Boys School, Kuala Lumpur. MOTHER Nature never has any effect on Chin Lek. He is not for romanticism. That, perhaps, is the reason why he is able to be sitting behind the wheel of his908 words
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Article262 1958-02-05 10 NINETY-nine per cent of Japanese children from six lo fourteen years are receiving free education. This compulsory school education starts from the elementary to senior high school, and which totals nine years of studies. Illiteracy cannot he found m Japan, except for small minority of persons who262 words
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Advertisement26 1958-02-05 10 Pen Pals ANDREW CHIN from Jamaica wishes to correspond with those interested m acting. His address is 26-30 Princess Street, P.O. Box 378, Kingston, Jamaica, B.WX26 words
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Advertisement17 1958-02-05 10 Air-conditioning can be yours., SPECIALISTS m\- HT i Yesterday's Maximum Temperature 88.1 i i Humidity 75 ;RH17 words
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Miscellaneous121 1958-02-05 10 Puzzle Corner IH I m^— o \Sj* J_\_Z? hk. VhEn THE PYGMIES OP THE a_ V VTaV^ wEST 5? n?iCA,*AG Am ELEPHANT HEY MOVE THE V/IIAGETDTUF v^^ 3^?^^^!^ CAQCASSfOtHZASY J ACCESS TO TOOO.~ Kg£k- _L_-^B— fe=r2^2) I Ihllll '?M£KjZ^sKt&fZPrr\E WATER TURKEY? KM *HGErZOUSOFALL\HILP Vil ?EATD££S NOW INHABITING SIGHTS ?0-MALAVAM AREA121 words
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Miscellaneous453 1958-02-05 10 rpjDAY'B QUOTATION: Ah. nothing comes to us i^^l too soon sorrow."— Bailey. WEDNESDAY FOR EVERYONE: Be: efit K1 the j KB others; attend to WWm add to today. Bvß YOUR BIRTIII) MB AND BIRTH SIGN 1^B( ARIES- March 21 to Ry P|T|^B April 19— Act to improve *"A M work453 words
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Article353 1958-02-05 11 SENU WARNS TEACHERS: DON'T QUIT Move Will Slow Down The Razak Education Plan KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Moloyo's Ambassador to Indonesia, and former UMNO secretary-general Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, today warned the 10,000-strong Federation of Malay Teachers' Association that their qu,t U f^°" threa would hamper the ultimate fulfilment of353 words
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Article120 1958-02-05 11 STUDENTS entering the Singapore Nanyang University this year will have to pay more for their education. This was decided by the university's Regional Council which met yesterday Reason for the increase m fees is that the university is short of funds .The increase is only120 words
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Article79 1958-02-05 11 HALIL bin Abdul yesterday told a Singapore Magistrate that he would not be able to appear m Court on April 1 because he was going to Mecca The Magistrate, Mr R Ramason, then fixed March IS for the case and warned Halil that79 words
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Article163 1958-02-05 11 RUBBER TIN PRICES ULUMMO rubber vrirea (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spat (nom.) 75ft 76 R.S S. No 1 75 ft 751 March R.SS. No. 1 752 752 R.S.S. No. 2 F-bruary 73i 74 R.S.S. No. 3 February 69$ 70i Tone: Slightly easier. The price of163 words
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Article165 1958-02-05 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malayan Chinese Association today claimed that a marked reduction m applications for citizenship from the Chinese had followed "hints of possible national service. 4 lf this reason (for the reduction) is true, then he can only assume that anti-Mala-yan md anti-Chinese165 words
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Article127 1958-02-05 11 3 Causes For Front's Defeat THE Peoples Action Party last night said deficiencies m party organization, policy and working system caused the defeat of tne Singapore Labour Front candidates m the last City Council elections. In a statement, the PAP Chairman, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, confirmed the PAPLaoour Front Alliance,127 words
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133 1958-02-05 11 Soldier Tells Court How He Was Robbed PRIVATE Kananda of the First Battalion Rhodesian African Rifles stationed at Labis, Johore, told the Singapore Assizes yesterday he was assaulted and robbed of $190 by a man who posed as a taxidriver on Nov. 10 last. He was giving evidence against Choo133 words
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Article58 1958-02-05 11 SINGAPORE'S Assistant Controller of Telecommunications, Mr. Seah Teng Peow, H*» retired after 37 years' service. Valedictory Letter will be presented to Mr. Seah today by the Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas. Mr. Seah joined Government service m 1921 as a clerk. He58 words
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Article68 1958-02-05 11 SINGAPORE UMNO education section will submit, a memorandum to the party's central committee soon, proposing that Malay be made the "only national language" m Singapore. The section's sub-commit-tee, now engaged m preparing the memorandum, will urge the State UMNO to demand that Malay be made the68 words
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Article76 1958-02-05 11 SINGAPORE SEAMAN JAILED JESSELTON. Feb. 5. A Singapore ship's greaser. Ho Tat Song, was sentenced to two years' jail by a Jesselton Magistrate's Court, for attempting to import 10.500 packets of chandu into North Borneo on Dec. 19, last year. Ho. a crew member of the Marudu, was said to76 words
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Article29 1958-02-05 11 CHIN AH SEW. yesterday pleaded guilty m a Singapore District Court to a charge of possessing a parang without lawful authority at Chin Tuan Street on Monday.29 words
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Article132 1958-02-05 11 Diphtheria: Compulsory Jabs Move SINGAPORE Government is now studying the possibilities of introducing legislation tor compulsory inoculation following an increase m diphtheria cases m the Colony. Minister for Health, Mr A. J. Braga, told The Standard that he has now asked the Medical Advisory Council to study and advise Government132 words
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Article119 1958-02-05 11 RASC To Hold A 'Sail-Past' THE WATER Transport Section of 37 Company. R.A.S.C. will hold a "sail past" off Blakan Mati at noon tomorrow. This section of the R.A.S.C. often referred to as the "little Navy within the Army," will stage a "marine parade" at which the General Officer Commanding,119 words
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Article50 1958-02-05 11 THE Singapore Recorded Music Society will present a programme of recorded music at the concert hall of Y.W.C.A.. Raffles Quay, tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. Words of Bethoven will be featured. They are Overture Corloian, Emperor Concerto (No. 5) and Symphony No. 9 m D-minor. Admission is free.50 words
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Miscellaneous371 1958-02-05 11 Mrtpwf««pß|H||^H| Peace Cove: Gospel Meeting at 393. Bkn2Myr<l^H#jF*l^E Jo Ch:at Road Bou p.m Edward M llii\*\m*%mulWlM Kuad)- Billiards. Body-Building and Weight-Lifting 2.00 to 10.00 TODAY Singapore 11.12 a.m. <10ft p.m; Basketball 730 p.m; Com- 3in.» mercial Classes at the Selegie Port Dickson: 7.19 a.m. (9ft. 7in.) Road Branch from 5.00371 words
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Miscellaneous265 1958-02-05 11 Big Record. 10.30-1100 Designed for Dancing. 8.8.C. (General Overseas Service): kc/s ni 443 p.m —5.00 p.m. ***** 13.87 4.45 p.m. 9.45 p.m. ***** 11.65 5.00 p.m —8.45 p.m. ***** 16.79 5.00 p.m.— 12.45 a.m. ***** 13.92 8.30 p.m— 12.45 a.m. ***** 19.91 7.30 a.m. English Magazine, 8.00 This Day and265 words
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269 1958-02-05 12 JAPAN, INDIA SIGN TRADE LOAN PACT Yen 18 Mil. Loan For Jap Goods TOKYO, Feb. 4, (Reuter) Japan and India today signed a commercial agreement ana loan contract for 18.000 million m Japanese yen currency, the Foreign Office here announced. The Indian ambassador to Japan, Mr CS. Jha signed the269 words
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Article125 1958-02-05 12 MELBOURNE, Feb. 4, (Reuter)—Farmers whose rainmakmg efforts encroached on 6ky areas over neighbours' property could be liable to charges of "cloud rustling. This warning was given today by Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization radio physics division technical secretary A.J. Higgs. Mr. Higgs was125 words
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Article411 1958-02-05 12 BIG BID TO MEET RED CHALLENGE IN SPACE ARMS WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 (UP) Some Senate Democrats made it clear today they will wage a determined fight to force the administration to step up further its missile-firing submarine and H- bomber programmes. They went along m the411 words
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164 1958-02-05 12 2nd MOON READY TO GO AS THE EXPLORER WHIRLS ON NEW YORK. Feb. 4, (Reuter) I— The United States satellite Explorer is experiencing external temperatures ranging between 572 degrees above zero fahrenheit to 212 degrees below as it loops m and out of the earth's shadow, according to calculations issued164 words
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Article50 1958-02-05 12 LONDON, Feb. 4 (Reuter)— The British government has sold over £138.000,000 worth of premium bonds which offer prizes up to £1,000 each m a monthly lottery instead of interest since they were introduced m November, 1956. They have paid out so far £3,513,125 sterling m prizes.50 words
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Article24 1958-02-05 12 THE PRIME Ministers of Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg have signed the Beneleux treaty marking the final stage of economic union. —Reuter.24 words
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167 1958-02-05 12 LONDON, Feb 4, (Reuter) Police today are hunting a thief with the "hottest" haul m London —clothes and jewellery belonging to 21 -year-old Princess Alexandra. Every London policeman has a description of the royal belongings with the order from his superiors167 words
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Article77 1958-02-05 12 TOKYO. Feb. 4 (UP) Communist China today reported a "year of great victories. and all-round fulfilment of basic industrial and agricultural tasks and major targets for 1957. The Communist achievements were reported today by the New China News Agency. It was based on a review of77 words
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Article38 1958-02-05 12 NATIONALIST Foreign Minister. George Yeh warned the United States yesterday that Nationalist China may abolish its mutual defence agreement with the United States if the latter tries to block a Nationalist counter-attack against Red China UPUP - 38 words
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Article99 1958-02-05 12 Tear Gas Stops Riot By Women LAGOS, Nigeria, Feb. 4 (Reuter) Police used tear gas to break up a crowd of several thousand women demonstrating at Port Harcourt against the Eastern Nigerian government's decision to reintroduce school fees to replace its free education scheme. The demonstration came on the children's99 words
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209 1958-02-05 12 Royal 'Sympathy' For Nazi Germany LONDON, Feb. 4 (AFP) The Duke of Windsor and other members of the British Royal Family still had "a certain sympathy" for Germany m the ear'iy stages of the Nazi regime, secret German documents revealed today. The documents, captured af.er the German defeat m 1945209 words
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Article85 1958-02-05 12 Tax Refund Cheque— For 7 Cents NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario. Feb. 4 (Reuter).— Mr. Robert Colgrave today received a tax refund cheque from New York State but he can't afford to cash it. The cheque is for seven cents But it would cost him 25 cents m service charges to cash85 words
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Article86 1958-02-05 12 COLOMBO, Feb. 4 The deadlock m the Soviet-Cey-lonese trade negotiations has been resolved and a trade and payments pact m expected to be signed this week, informed sources said today. The snag was caused by Soviet disagreement over incorporation of a Ceylonization Clause m the pact, but86 words
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102 1958-02-05 12 'No Qualms' Truman In For Protest TOKiO, Feb. 4. (Reuter) —The Council of Atom Bomb Victims organizations ;n Hiroshima Prefecture, Western Japan, said today it would protest to Mr. Hairy S. Truman, former United States Pre*J5 cn against his remarks that hf had "no qualms" m 2*S*«| tb* atom bombing102 words
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Article340 1958-02-05 12 SOVIET 9-POINT NOTE TO U.S. JMOSCOW, Feb. 4 (Reuter) The Soviet Prime Minister, Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, said m a letter to President Eisenhower yesterday that Russia had noted "with satisfaction" the President's evident willingness to hold summit talks. But he said that these must not be made dependent on the340 words
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Advertisement132 1958-02-05 12 ___t_W^^^ ———Wf^^^^^^^^^^^^^mt—^—.^. __mr^ —m—^^^^^^ _mr Are you lacking m energy feeling tired... S^S do your thoughts go round and round? When difficulties arise m the office or at home do you f.nd J'lfc^S^' you cannot think clearly and have to struggle through the •BBBTY -mlXj sJ day s If so132 words
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Advertisement299 1958-02-05 12 ______________W __W__W^Me^e—-_ fl %CU^ produced a I Place the 'Bolero' with vonr f... H place a'reoonl on fj£ c unS-ihil* 1 ri(h I station, ami yo,, are V! n JK r Singapore $925/- I L in<~ cdCfo >'0R hfl Sole Distributors^ Singapore, .ij c CJC I ANN PENG TRADERS J299 words
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