Singapore Standard, 11 March 1958
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Title Section23 1958-03-11 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Jfc 3H Telephone *****—5 Coble: "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1958. Vol. VIII. No. 251. 15 cts. 16 Pages [FINAL EDITION]23 words
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Article503 1958-03-11 1 EVACUEES ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE 0/7 Output Shut Down: 13 Tankers Expected Today Standard Staff Reporter THE first batch of US evacuees from strifetorn Sumatra arrived in Singapore yesterday by the Caltex Maiden a tanker belonging to the Caltex Oil Company. This follows an order from the503 words
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154 1958-03-11 1 CAMBRIDGE RESULTS: MORE THAN 6,000 PASS Colony Sets An All-Time Mark A RECORD number, estimated at more than 6,000, of the Singapore and Federation candidates who sat for the Cambridge School Certificate Examination last year have passed. Singapore, obtaining more than 2,800 passes, set an alltime record for herself, increasing154 words
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Article120 1958-03-11 1 Among the major girls' schools in Singapore, Raffles Girls' School. Tanjong Katong Girls' School and the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus fared best. R.G.S. had 76 Dasses out of 81 candidates (93.9 per cent): Tanjong Katong Girls' School presented 157 and 125 were successful (80 per cent),!120 words
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217 1958-03-11 1 Lib-Socs Will Not Fight Labour Front THE Liberal-Socialist Party will not fight the Labour Front m the forthcoming District Council elections m Singapore. Mr. E. K. Tan. the Party's Secretary General told The Standard yesterday that it was the policy of his party not to fight "democratic forces." "Our policy217 words
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Article118 1958-03-11 1 LONDON, March 10 (Reuter) Five British aircraft carriers, five cruisers and four destroyers, all in the reserve fleet, are to be disDosed of as surplus to naval reouirements, the Daily Telegraph reports today The correspondent lists the five carriers as the Ocean (13,190 tons), Theseus118 words
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Article25 1958-03-11 1 THE Duke of Edinburgh who is on a visit to West Germany arrived at Fassberg yesterday piloting a four-engined aircraf t. Reuter.25 words
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Article, Illustration40 1958-03-11 1 NINE PEOPLE, including three children, were injured m this accident between two cars at Thomson Road, Singapore yesterday. Eyewitnesses said one of the cars skidded thrice before colliding with the other vehicle. Story m page 4.40 words
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Article90 1958-03-11 1 I WON'T RESIGN, HE SAYS COLOMBO, Mar. 10 (Reuter) Mr. Philip Gunewardene, Ceylon's Minister for Food and Agriculture, said at the week-end, he would not heed demands for his resignation made by some Cabinet Ministers. "It will be they who will have to get out soon," he told a public90 words
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168 1958-03-11 1 JAKARTA, March 10 (UP) President Soekarno today told the new United States Ambassador to Indonesia, Howard P. Jones, he was confident Mr. Jones would find ample opportunity to increase understanding between Indonesia and the U.S. Soekarno received Jones at Merdeka Palace, where the envoy presented his168 words
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Article49 1958-03-11 1 LONDON, March 10 (Reuter) Heavy overnight snowfalls blocked some main roads in north-east England early today, and roads were icy covered and dangerous to traffic in many parts of Britain. In south-west England, main roads were six inches deep in snow after heavy overnight falls.49 words
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Article48 1958-03-11 1 A 43- YEAR-OLD jaga of the War Department. Y. S. Alagiri was last night killed in a motor accident in Holland Road, Singapore. Alagiri was knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle and died on the way to hospital. Police are appealing for eyewitnesses.48 words
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Article53 1958-03-11 1 MONACO, March 10 (UP) —The Palace announced today that Princess Grace is expecting her second child between March 12 and March 15 Doctors had earlier believed the baby was due to arrive anytime from today on. But they said today it may come even later53 words
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Article62 1958-03-11 1 HILVERSUM. Holland, March 10 (Reuter). Radio Hilversum today broadcast a report from Singapore that Indon c s i an Government forces had landed near Bengkalis, on the east coast of Central Sumatra, and that righting was going on with rebel forces According to the broadcast, a further62 words
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Article33 1958-03-11 1 AN oil painting of President Eisenhower, hanging m the exclusive Houston Club m Texas, was found slashed yesterday. A note pinned to the frame said: "We don't like Ike m Texas."33 words
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Article72 1958-03-11 1 MELBOURNE, March 10, Bodgies Australia's teddy boys and their widgie girl friends wrecked the inside of a picture theatre m a Melbourne suburb during the screening of a midnight horror film last night. They smashed 40 glass panels m the front doors of the theatre, ripped 13072 words
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Article229 1958-03-11 1 CANNES, France, March 10 (UP;.— They are tearing the hotel down around Rohn Crawford, but the 75-year-old sheep-rancher from Australia has barred himself in his room and refused to budge. He emerges only at night from the Grand Hotel, leaving a huge watchdog to guard229 words
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Article212 1958-03-11 1 THE TIME HAS COME -HUSSEIN PADANG, Sumatra March 10 (UP)— The Central Sumatran Military Commander Colonel Ahmad Hussein on Saturday told his troops "the time has come for us to fight for our ideals." In a message to central Sumatrans, he said. Premier Djuanda has failed in a peaceful solution212 words
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Article57 1958-03-11 1 HONGKONG, March 10, (AFP).— Asian "flu" Is sweeping the South China city of Canton, according to a report reaching here from the China mainland. The report said that many cases of illness had been reported in various government organizations, factories and schools and the general57 words
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Article55 1958-03-11 1 LONDON. March 10 (Reuter) Mr. David Ormsby-Gore, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, said today Britain did not restrict the use of military equipment she supplied to NATO, SEATO and Baghdad Pact countries. He was answering a question in the House of Commons about the supply55 words
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Article25 1958-03-11 1 LIEUT. Comdr. Albert Klingler, U.S.N. ret.. 78. a veteran of three wars died in New York on Fridav after a long Illness.- UPUP - 25 words
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Article113 1958-03-11 1 Colony Long Term Air Base LONDON, March 10 (Reuter) —Mr. George Ward. Secretary for Air, said today that Singapore would be the long term base of the R.AJ. In the Far East. It was "ideally situated as a tactical centre for our forces," he told the House of Commons In113 words
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Advertisement259 1958-03-11 1 There is no closer equl3^^ V valent to the milk of £t^&^~^^ m healthy, well-nourished \~T~ 1 1 \v\ SIMILAC is an iniant VQlNxA*^ 1 formula especially de- W 1 o^ruden' J signed to meet the nutri- V tional needs of babies. v f^^*ic& It is completely modified i cow's259 words
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Article271 1958-03-11 2 No Convictions, Though They Broke Tour Ban KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Sixty-five students, including ten girls, from 12 English and Chinese schools m Kuala Lumpur and Kajang were today admonished and discharged by Sessions Court President, Itfche M. M. Hashim, for breaking the ban on unauthorize271 words
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Article151 1958-03-11 2 Appeal Against Death Dismissed KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation Court of Appeal today dismissed an appeal against the sentence of Abdul Gaffoor who submitted reasons for "grave and sudden provocation." Abdul GafftKJr was sentenced to death for stabbing to death R. Nambiar on July 19 at Batu Tiga, Klang His151 words
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Article83 1958-03-11 2 $846,000 Sarawak Radio Plan KUCHING, Mon Radio Sarawak will next month provide a new service of increased broadcasting hours and improved reception conditions The new service, which will be inaugurated by the Governor, Sir Anthony Abell, costs $846,000, of which over $327,000 was a grant from the British Government There83 words
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Article88 1958-03-11 2 SUNGEI BAKAP, Mon.— A youth, has been arrested by the Nibong Tebal Police on Saturday night in connection with the death of a 26-year-old woman. Tan Chye Hoey. Tan was found battered to death in a padi field near a Malay school in Sungei Star, Nibong88 words
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Article138 1958-03-11 2 Colony Needs Skilled Technicians SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, said last night that the Colony cannot divorce the need for industrial and vocational training in its desire for industrial development. Mr. Lim was speaking at the second annual dinner of the Supervisory of Management Training Association last night.138 words
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95 1958-03-11 2 BIKIT MERTAJAM. Mon. Raw opium and a small quantity of morphine were seized by the Preventive Branch after a raid m a house m Simpang Ampat here on February 8. As a sequel to the raid, Tan Hee Thui. 49. was today charged before95 words
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Article87 1958-03-11 2 IPOH, Moil A worried father has asked the Police to trace his runaway 14-year-oid daughter, Chan Swee Chun, alias Chan Choy Shun, who is believed to have left for Penang. Chan Kah Loke, a vegetable gardener, told the Police that his daughter ha.i been working as87 words
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Article50 1958-03-11 2 KUALA KANGSAR. Mon.— Mr Walter Muttiah. a Government pensioner here has been appointed a nominated Member of the Kuala Kangsar Town Council for the year. Mr. Muttiah who has served the State Government for 38 years, retired last year as Secretary and Assessment Officer of the Council.50 words
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Article272 1958-03-11 2 Don't Be Complacent, He Says SUNGEI PATANI, Mon. The Mentri Besar of Kedah, Tengku Ismail bin Tengku Yahaya, today warned Councillors and Government officials of Central Ked?h agahtst Communist propaganda and subversion and asked them not to be complacent although terrorist activities were at present272 words
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Article62 1958-03-11 2 THE Singapore Council for Adult Education will begin a course today on the History of South and East Asia (Higher School Certificate Level) at the Guillemard Malay Boys' School at 7.15 p.m. A similar course will be held every Wednesday at the Tanjong Katong Girls' School. The62 words
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Article113 1958-03-11 2 CLUB TO BE ASKED: ADMIT PUBLIC THE Singapor, Council's Estate an ings Committee ladecided to ask thi Island Club to open ground to the public < Saturdays and Sundays. The Club is situs Council land The committee also d cided to sell plans pie who wish to pi. and corrugated113 words
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135 1958-03-11 2 PENANG. Mon.— A I rider, Lee Chin Khoor who was today senteno a years Jail for theft, told by Sessions Judge Au Ah Wah. "From record, you are a nab thief. I think the ch been due to your mother Lee pleaded guilt; charge of135 words
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Article71 1958-03-11 2 Dynamite tn Boat: Man Jailed A FISHERMAN. Ong Lim. was yesterday $250 and sentenced to one day's jail, by the Singa; Third District Court. v> he pleaded guilty to importing eight tins of powdered dynamite without a licence. Ong was arrested in hti fishing vessel off Clifford Pier on the71 words
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195 1958-03-11 2 MR. Lim Cher Keng. Independent, Changi, will table a motion calling for compulsory voting to be introduced in Singapore, at the next Legislative Assembly meeting. Mr. Lim at a Chinese Chamber of Commerce meetIng early this year, spoke strongly in favour of compulsory voting.195 words
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Article53 1958-03-11 2 A DOCUMENTARY film on the recent Far East tour r f famous American c< Marian Anderson whic r been dedicated to the d of Asia was screened United States Informat: vice Library. Singapore day. The hour-long pi showed all the highlight! rher tour through SirMalaya, Manila. Rangoon.53 words
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Article131 1958-03-11 2 PENANG. Mon.— Police investigating an accident in whirh a car turned turtle discovered that the driver had nc driving licence or third party insurance coverage. Inspector Syed Jalaludin Prosecuting said in the Magistrate's Court today The driver, Corporal C. W. Elswood, of the R.A.F Butterworth, pleaded131 words
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EDITORIAL • SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article444 1958-03-11 3 THERE seems to be a change of heart and ideas among some Singapore politicians. A few days ago the City Mayor stated m a press release that he was not anti-white but was only against colonialism. After British and Commonwealth high officials had called444 words
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Article390 1958-03-11 3 A LONDON Sunday newspaper suggested that a federation of Malaya, Sumatra and North Borneo would be an extension of the Commonwealth idea and that it would benefit these territories. Coming at this inopportune time, it is liable to give the Central Government at Jakarta a390 words
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Article50 1958-03-11 3 "IAD OfFlCf- ii, Llm Tack Kim Koad. .^P?'* /b PO 8o« No 1563 Cables: 'TIGEKNEWS Tel: ***** <5 lines). All departments <UAU» LUMPUR: China Inmjranc. BW(|. 174. B*tu W Teleohon. .r. -r- 8 -snanc. 8 L«.th St Tat: v» *O55 MALACCA: 9J-A. Sukit China. Tal: M7<50 words
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Article869 1958-03-11 3 E.G. WEBBER - Sputniks Blamed For Floods E.G. WEBBER By WELLINGTON, ]^EW ZEALAND, which should be enjoying its best summer months, is now m the process of drying itself out after a series of devastating floods m both islands. The total damage cannot even roughly be estimated until the swollen rivers subside, but869 words
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We the PEOPLE
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222 1958-03-11 3 Schemes For Clerical Services Sir The clerical service of the Federation of Malaya has about 31 schemes which are a constant source of confusion, jealousy and bickering among the clerical services. The layman can never understand why government has divided the clerical service into 31 schemes. These clerks m the222 words
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Letter182 1958-03-11 3 Sir—Everyone has his ideas as to how the number of road accidents cculd be reduced. For obvious reasons good driving on the Part of the Police would help. In fact, I consider Police vehicles should be driven impeccably. This is. however, frequently not the case and182 words
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Letter283 1958-03-11 3 Sir In the "Singapore Tiger Standard" of March 6, 1958, Mr. IDLTM implies that inadequate steps were taken by the Citizenship Registry to ensure that the addresses of applicants as staled m the application forms were m fact the correct addresses. In paragraph 6 on page 8 of283 words
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Letter399 1958-03-11 3 ALL letters must bear the signatures and addresses of the senders. -Ed. Sir— The well-publicised expressions of concern over "juvenile delinquency" are gradually influencing people to the belief that juveniles are naturally delinquent. It is surely about time that some interest and faith was directed towards "Juvenile DECENCY"399 words
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Letter152 1958-03-11 3 Sir My colleagues and I. through the medium of your popular paper, wish to convey to City Councillor Tuan Syed Ali Redza, Mr. Wong Foo Nam and 'Che Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat our sincere expression of gratitude for the help, m kind and money, given to152 words
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Letter93 1958-03-11 3 Sir— According to the demands ot the W.D.C.S.A. sliding scale method, understanding employees junior m service do not favour a strike and many will not strike. Figures prove so, taking two employees m comparison. Say Mr. A puts m 10 years' service and is93 words
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Shorts from the Talks
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Letter64 1958-03-11 3 Birds-Eye "VA/HEN a fowl breathes it fills its bones as well as its lungs with air. Its eyes are divided from each other and so give two separate fields of vision, and on top of that, each eye has a third eyelid and this works sideways instead of64 words
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Letter53 1958-03-11 3 ■A* MOST every Job re- quires training of some kind and yet two people about to embark upon the most important job m life —making a happy marriage —are not expected to need any training" Peter Rayner talking about the work of the Marriage Guidance Council m53 words
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Article, Illustration20 1958-03-11 3 Forty degrees belovc zero is the only point at which the centigrade and Fahrenheit thermometers coincide exactly.20 words
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Article, Illustration438 1958-03-11 3 the NEWS as it strikes me SEEING, it is said, is believing. Yesterday morning this column cou'd not believe what it saw m The Standard. It wondered if it was an optical illusion. It wiped the lenses of its spectacles, rubbed its eyes and read again. Lo and Behold! for438 words
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Advertisement17 1958-03-11 3 "With Especially Good Results" THE EXCLUSIVE ZILA Watermaster Chronometre Is Waterpressure Tested For A LIFETIME OF ACTION!17 words
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Advertisement79 1958-03-11 3 light and luscious S.C.S. CAKES If you like cokes, you'll enjoy those mode by S.C.S. So light, so luscious, S.C.S. Cakes almost melt m your mouth and they're delicious to the last crumb. There are many delightful varieties of small cakes, large cakes ond special cakes baked to suit the79 words
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Article451 1958-03-11 4 Resolution On New Trade Talks Will Be Put To Vote Today KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Led by the United States of America and Great Britain, several ECAFE countries today opposed the resolution that ECAFE should sponsor intra-regional trade promotion talks with a view to expanding trade between451 words
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Article367 1958-03-11 4 APPEAL AGAINST DEATH ALLOWED Court Praises Appellants' Counsel THE PRESIDENT of the Court of Criminal Appeal, Sir John Whyatt, yesterday complimented counsel for the appellants m a murder case Mr. David Marshall, through whose 'industry and research the court was referred to authorities and dicta of learned judges" relevant to367 words
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144 1958-03-11 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Tanjong Karang Co-operative Milling Societies have been given the monopoly to buy the padi crop m Selangor's "rice bowl" for resale to private millers m Kuala Lumpur and elsewhere. Government announced this evening that the government rice mill at144 words
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128 1958-03-11 4 SINGAPORE City Council's Estates and Buildings Committee will soon order an investigation into the delay m the reconstruction of the Victoria Theatre. It will also take "all possible" steps to complete the work on the theatre before the end of this year.128 words
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Article76 1958-03-11 4 Fire Guts House, 5 Escape PENANG, Mon. An attap house occupied by a Chinese family of five off Perak Road was completely razed by fire this afternoon. The fire brigade prevented the blaze from spreading to surrounding houses. The victims, salesman Lee Chong Cheng, his wife, two children and his76 words
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Article25 1958-03-11 4 THE Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual general meeting at the chamber's premises, Penang Street, at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday.25 words
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168 1958-03-11 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The wife of Selangor's top Communist terrorist surrendered to a civilian on Feb. 28, it was announced here today. She is Lam Koon Vow. wife of Malayan Communist Party state secretary Hoong Poh. She stopped a Chinese businessman driving168 words
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Article80 1958-03-11 4 Couple In Car Robbed IPOH, Mon. A dentist of Kampong Simee New Village, Mr. Ng Chin Kwee and his girl friend were robbed of $228 m cash and jewellery m Kidd Road last night. Mr. Ng told Police that he was talking to his friend m a car which was80 words
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Article64 1958-03-11 4 BUTTERWORTH, Mon. A 20-year-old girl. Lok Yoon Thow, of Ipoh, fell overboard the ferry "Tenggiri," m mid-channel here this afternoon. When she fell off the vessel, an alarm was raised by the other passengers. A motor boat, which was cruising near the Tenggiri. picked up the64 words
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Article, Illustration58 1958-03-11 4 TWO SERGEANTS of the Federation Provost Company, stationed m Kuala Lumpur, will leave for Britain for further military training. They are Sergeant Abdul Gani bin Bulat (right) and Sergeant Ariffin bin Omar, who are expected to leave by air from Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. They58 words
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180 1958-03-11 4 Job For Dato Onn? Rubbish, Says Tunku KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman this evening denied that any offer of a United Nations post was ever made to Da to Sir Onn bin Ja'afar to "buy him over to the Alliance camp." "I would deny categorically that any180 words
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Article229 1958-03-11 4 2 CARS COLLIDE, 9 HURT NINE PEOPLE, including three children, were injured following a collision between two cars m Thomson Road, Singapore yesterday. The injured were two boys, Tan Ah Hai, 14. Tan Liang Peng, 13; a girl, Yeo Boon Kian, 9; two men. Yeo Ah Huat, 42, Tan Chin229 words
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Article41 1958-03-11 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Indian Minister for Industries, Mr. Manubhai Shah, left Kuala Lumpur yesterday on his way back to New Delhi Mr. Shah was the leader of the Indian delegation to the ECAFE conference held here.41 words
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Article150 1958-03-11 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The first mayor of the City of Ruala Lumpur will be the senior most Alliance member of the present Municipal Council. The Standard learned today that Councillor Abdullah Yassin is likely to become the first mayor as he is the150 words
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176 1958-03-11 4 'FREIGHT WARS' ARE HARMFUL TO SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Singapore's Deputy Secretary to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry Mr. O.H.R. Beadles, today deplored the "freight wars"' between certain shipping companies which were causing difficulties m transportation. Addressing the 14th session of ECAFE here, Mr. Beadles said that the cost176 words
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Article216 1958-03-11 4 Postal Tuition Course On Islam KUALA 'LUMPUR, Mon. The Education Ministry will shortly introduce correspondence courses m Muslim religion m order to increase its popularity. The course, the first of its kind m the Far East, will cater for people m rural areas and help Muslim students who are preparing216 words
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Article54 1958-03-11 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— About 50 Malay photographers became members of the first Malay Photography Club formed last night. The object of the club will he to encourage more Malay boys and girls to take up photography as a hobby. The meeting also decided to hold an54 words
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Article79 1958-03-11 4 She Must Repay To The Last PENANG, Mon. A 39--year-old woman. Ong Ati Ngoh. was told by Mr. Justice Rigby m the Supreme Court here today that "those who got themselves into financial difficulties had an obligation to fulfil by paying up their debts." Mr. Justice Rigby dismissed an application79 words
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Article82 1958-03-11 4 IPOH, Mon. The formation of a Malayan Medical Association to cater for all medical graduates was discussed by the Council of the Alumni Association University of Malaya (Medical Faculty) and the King Edward VII School of Medicine at a conference held here yesterday. The conference was82 words
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Advertisement812 1958-03-11 4 COCA-COLA CONTEST Great World International' Trade Exhibition. CROWN CONTEST WINNERS (CORRECT No. CROWNS IN JAR 8243) $500/- Ist. David Heng 123, Tembeling Road 8246 $250/- 2nd. David Chin 855, North Bridge Road 8239 $150/- 3rd. Annie Chan 11, Jalan Mat Jambol 8238 Consolation Prizes of 4 doz. Coca-Cola to the812 words
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Advertisement176 1958-03-11 4 f You ore received with a smile m A special Service Organization The SAS Tokyo Gateway has been established m Tokyo with m^^ the one and only aim: to ak I make all arriving or departing SAS passengers B*^^f really feel they are In good Jp^.^^^^ W Specially trained friendly176 words
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Article314 1958-03-11 5 HARRY HEXG KOK PENG, 24, laboratory assistant, who died m a vain bid to prevent three thugs from robbing a girl friend at the Singapore General Hospital grounds last Saturday night, was yesterday given a final farewell. More than 200 of his colleagues, nurses314 words
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Article70 1958-03-11 5 Student Dept. Needs New Chief THE new Malayan High nissioner m London, TunYa'acob ibni Sultan Hamid ti, said m Singapore yesiv that he would look into ent of a chief for Students Departmer.* ton if it was within his jurisdiction. present Inche Wan Baharuddin is the acting chief of the70 words
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Article25 1958-03-11 5 HUNDREDS of Sydney ea were flooded yesterday rain during the last two days. Some suburbs -ded 10 lnehp<: m the t3 hours.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article, Illustration48 1958-03-11 5 THE coffin of General Hospital laboratory assistant Harry Heng Kok Peng was borne by his colleagues for three miles from the hospital mortuary to the railway station yesterday. The coffin is seen being carried out of the mortuary's chapel after a short service.- StandardpicStandardpic - 48 words
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Article49 1958-03-11 5 THE Rock "n' Roll and Cha-Cha-Cha dance championshiDS of Singapore 1958, sponsored by the Great World Cabaret will be held on Saturday and Sunday. The winners will meet the official champions of Selangor. also at the Great World Cabaret, on April 4 and 5.49 words
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249 1958-03-11 5 A PRODUCTIVITY mission of three international experts will arrive m Singapore m the near future to survey the industrial potentialities of the island. Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Labour and Welfare, Mr. L C. Goh, told The Standard yesterday that the mission, seconded by249 words
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Article97 1958-03-11 5 MR. LIM Koon Teck (Lib.Soc. Paya Lebar) will ask the Singapore Chief Secretary Mr. E. B. David at the Legislative Assembly meeting m April whether interviews between members of the Singapore Bar and persons detained under the Public Security Ordinance at the C.I.D. have been treated97 words
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Article, Illustration257 1958-03-11 5 MALAYAN authoress Han Suyin has sold her latest book to Paramount Studios, Hollywood for a very high figure, The Standard learned yesterday. The book is "The Mountain Is Young," which is Miss Han's first complete fiction. It is a love story set m257 words
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325 1958-03-11 5 NEW COLONY LAW TO BEAT CAUSTIC SODA SUICIDES Sales Only On Permits THE Singapore Government has introduced a new law which may completely end the use of caustic soda for suicide. Under the new legislation, which took effect from the beginning of this month, only persons holding permits issued by325 words
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Article161 1958-03-11 5 Help Free Freighter, Govt. Told THE STRAITS Steamship Company, owners of the freighter Scudai now being detained by the Indonesians at Pulau Samboe, have appealed to the Singapore Government to expedite its release. The Standard was told yesterday that '"everything is m the hands of the Singapore Government now." The161 words
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166 1958-03-11 5 THE Singapore United Seamen's Union will- ask the Government and the Maritime Employers Federation to recognize the union as the only official body representing local seamen The Union's secretary, Inche Karim Dzafir, said yesterday that the Union's first executive council meeting on166 words
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Article71 1958-03-11 5 THE Indonesian Government hopes to open two new libraries one each m Singapore and the Federation to strengthen cultural relations between Malaya and Indonesia, Mr. Suska, Head of the Directorate of Information and Culture m the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told The Standard yesterday Mr. Suska71 words
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Article53 1958-03-11 5 A YOUTH, Heng Mong Kai, was yesterday acquitted by the Singapore Second District Court, of a charge of housebreaking and stealing provisions worth more than $639. Heng was alleged to have broken into the shop of Chen Por Huang, at Rochore Road, on the night of July53 words
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Article161 1958-03-11 5 BABY'S DEATH: OPEN VERDICT AN open verdict was returned yesterday by the Singapore Assistant Coroner, Inche Ahmad Hussein, on the death of a 27-day-old baby boy m Pulau Bukom on Jan. 23. The inquest was ordered after the island's doctor had refused to sign the death certificate. Inspector J. Yusof.161 words
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Article136 1958-03-11 5 Campaign On Road Safety JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. A "Road Safety Week" exhibition aimed at making the public more "traffic conscious" will be declared open by the Tunku Mahkota at the audience hall of the Government Offices building here on Thursday at 5 p.m. The exhibition will be open to the136 words
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Article37 1958-03-11 5 CLASSES for recruits m life saving will be held by the Singapore Life Guards Corps at the Farrer Park Swimming Pool on Wednesday at 5 p.m. They are free and are open to the public.37 words
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Article146 1958-03-11 5 AN unemployed youth. Mat Jai bin Yusof, yesterday thanked the Singapore First District Court Judge for acquitting him of a charge of house-trespass. Mat was alleged to have trespassed into the house of businessman Liew Yin Toon at Jalan Eunos. on Jan. 23. Mat was146 words
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Article24 1958-03-11 5 21 -DAY FLIGHT MRS. ROSE Minnie, QantasBOAC's Public Relations Officer, returned to Singapore yesterday after a flying trip round the world m 21 days.24 words
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Advertisement162 1958-03-11 5 200 miles per gallon with o -GADABOUT" MOPED I parts readily ava'laoie. EASY HIRE PURCHASE TERMS QhMutera JWCAPOBE: WateHoh Motsr Cfdl Co. 190 i«l*n its*'. 1 I lUMPUR. Hock Cujn leonq C(K ]1 Foth Imm TEL 3336 *^w^^BMJj LUMBAGO? Not me! J*m Grandmother you know put I can still run162 words
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Advertisement192 1958-03-11 5 The NEW Model CKI2G-6 6.3 cv. ft. Here's real space and beauty too! Kelvinator's new 6.3. cv. ft. with all the features you've ever wanted! Spacious i width frozen food chest Cx meat tray two spacious crispers to hold all your fresh fruit and vegetables full width dairy box and192 words
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Article, Illustration306 1958-03-11 6 SAFA Council Meeting: NO DECISION YET ON TRIP TO TOKYO THE Singapore Amateur Football Association i s as yet undecided on whether or not to participate m the coming Asian Games m Tokyo. The decision will only be known on March 27 when the Association holds a "special" council meeting306 words
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Article154 1958-03-11 6 Wanderers Win Junior Title A SECOND half goal by former Colony player Mohamed Nor enabled Latiff Wanderers to become the Singapore Hockey Association junior knockout champions when they beat Royal Air Force Tengah by two goals to one on the padang yesterday Latiff Wanderers took the lead m the tenth154 words
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128 1958-03-11 6 YOUNG Men's Sikh Association were held to a twoall draw by Katong Sports Club m the S.A.F.A. Div 2A league match at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. Sikhs were first to score through Charlie Tan but five minutes later Katong equalised through Salleh. Katong128 words
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Article83 1958-03-11 6 IPOH Mon.— fctiss Khong Saw Gaik has been newly elected captain of the women's golf section of the Perak Turf Club Sports Club which will hold their annual women's competition for the 'Dane Cup this month Medal winners for January and February were Mrs. K. Bottoms and83 words
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321 1958-03-11 6 SINGAPORE'S monopoly m the Chua Choon Leong Cup tennis competition is unlikely to be broken by Perak when the two meet m the challenge round at the Federal Capital on Friday March 14. Singapore will chalk up their sixth consecutive victory and321 words
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Article359 1958-03-11 6 ONE more Singapore lifter will attempt to qualify for that trip to Tokyo. He is Teo Tong Ann. a middleweight, who did not participate m last Saturday's trial because of an injured thumb. Mr. Chua Tian Teck, President of the Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Association, told359 words
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Advertisement213 1958-03-11 6 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products Balashin Sai In The "New Look" Pack Very effective for Coughs, Indigestion, Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness, Stomachache, Foul Breath. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL' I ROAM Eft Jk WF\ aruwwW^ illl *****0 pieces '!'!'!'!'!'!'!i!'!» 100% waterproof •c^ 'I'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!* Roamer watches have213 words
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Article820 1958-03-11 7 FOLLOWING are weights and probable starters for a ll nine races on Saturday, first day of the Perak Turf Club's March Meeting: Horses Class 3, Div. I— 3V4 Furs. Str. lIM 900 iPENCER I Caun R B Lutter •■"3 IRA 8.11 R.VAN B'KELEN Mesdames |anet Cilfillan820 words
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268 1958-03-11 7 NEW YORK, Mar. 10 (UP)— Two impressive winBins: streaks will be on the line when heavyweight ndeis Eddie Machen and Zora Folley fight at San Fnuu bco March 17. Machen is unbeaten m all 24 of his professional starts, Folley has won 17 m a268 words
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Article75 1958-03-11 7 SINGAPORE SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League —Div. 1: Marines Dept. vs. Police S.A. at Jalan Besnr 5.15 p.m. Div. 3A: Bintang Bulan S.C. vs. Royal Navy at Geylang 5.15 p.m. Youth soccer competition. IPOH SOCCER: Div. 2 Ipoh Police vs. Loyal's "B" Coronation around. Ramblers "A" vs. 2 Police Field75 words
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296 1958-03-11 7 BUDAPEST, March 9 (Reuter)— EVA KOCZIAN, 21 year old Hungarian star, won the women's singles, defeating top seeded Ann Haydon. of England, 21-15 14-21 24-22 17-21 21-16 m the final. Miss Koczian, seeded number three, thus avenged her defeat by the English girl296 words
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548 1958-03-11 7 French Hand Wallabies A Thrashing PARIS, March 10 (AFP) With the greater part of its team coining from the miracle city of Lourdes, France gave Australia one of its biggest thrashings m an international rugby XV match, before 15,000 spectators at the Colombes stadium here yesterday. This was the Wallabies548 words
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Article92 1958-03-11 7 Russian Tennis 'Hope' Last MOSCOW, March 10, (Reuter) Robert Haillet. the French international. beat Jackie Brichant. of Belgium, 6 2. 7 5. 2 6, 6 2 m the men's singles final of the Moscow international covered court lawn tennis championships at the Dynamo stadium last night. In the women's singles92 words
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Article893 1958-03-11 7 STAN TOMLIN - STAN TOMLIN N. Borneo To Send Team For First Time By a former Empire Games champion who is now editor of "Modern Athletics," London. LONDON, Mon. One of the most interesting features ol the forthcoming British Empire and Commonwealth Games, m Wales m 1958, is893 words
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Article270 1958-03-11 7 CANADIANS ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS Beat Russians In. Last 4 Minutes OSLO, March 10 (AFP) Canada won the world ice-hockey title by defeating the Soviet Union here last night 4/2 m the last match of the championships. The Canadian team "the Whitby Dunlops" won all theix world championships matches. Period scores270 words
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Article147 1958-03-11 7 Australian Cup To Dream Son MELBOURNE. March 10, (Reuter) Australian Cup of £A4.000 and £AlOO trophy, two miles, one furlong and a half, run at Flemington race course today. Dream Son (Propontis-Dream Girl). 7.5, A. Yeomans. 1. Andonni 8.2 W. Williamson 2. Humber Hawk 7.10, J. Thompson 3. 16 started.147 words
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Article64 1958-03-11 7 ADELAIDE, March 10. (Reuter) Brilliant Victorian allrounder Betty Wilson scored a record of 127 m the women's cricket test against England at Adelaide oval today. The previous highest test score was by English batswoman Molly Hide who made 124 not out against Australia m Sydney m 1949. Australia's64 words
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Advertisement68 1958-03-11 7 m IPI ink CHOOSE THE iwMmlsU^ dunlop THE DUNLOP RUBBER CO. (MALAYA) LTD. I^^^ SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG FIT f% IT'S BEDUM IN JAPAN... J *X >€% I tffllt'fl^ yf as a Navy Wife learns the jl, II He taW facts of life from 4KI SBft^flr^ SHIRLEY YAMAGUCHI J i68 words
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Advertisement862 1958-03-11 8 MITSUI |J] LINE S*oor« P. S'hont Penonc FOR JAPAN. AnvQison Maru for Yokohama, Kobe. Moji G. 26/27 Haxoneson Maru tor Pusan •'okohamo Naqovo Kobe 24Mar Harunasan Mary tor Moji 'obe Yokohama 4 Api 3 Apl 31 Mai FOX U.S.A. vio SUEZ Fot New York, Philadelphia, ■*oltimore vie Bombay Hagurosan Maru862 words
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Advertisement774 1958-03-11 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Sailings toi bonqkok -md/or Foi East Penang P.S'hom Sport "SELANDIA" 11/12 Mo- U/14Mo. 15/16M O "INDIA" 23 23 Moi 24/25 M o "SINALOA" 20/21 Mai 22/23 Mai 24/26 Mai MOMtWAkOS Sailings toi Aden. Port Said. Genoa. Antwerp Rotterdam Hamburg Bremen, Copenhagen, Gothenburq Oslo. S'por* P S'hnrw774 words
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267 1958-03-11 9 'Minimum Wage Standard May Be A Boomerang' TO set up a minimum wage standard for workers m the country would be dangerous and might even act as a boomerang. This was stated yesterday by the chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, Mr. F.L. Lane. He was commenting on the267 words
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Article147 1958-03-11 9 HONGKONG March 10: (AFP)— Malaya and Indonesia are two main customers buying Hongkong products, according to a survey for the years 1953 to 1957, published here. The survey contained m the latest issue of Hongkong's "Trade Bulletin", points out that over the period 1953-1957 Malaya and147 words
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Article27 1958-03-11 9 FEBRUARY rubber crops announced are: Malaka Pinda 86,825 lb.; United Malacca 101,948 lb.; Ayer Molek 29,170 lb.; Leong Hin San 31,500 lb.; Nyalas 37,--549 lb.27 words
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391 1958-03-11 9 Tropical Institute Tackles World Research HIGHLY specialised research work for countries all over the world is being carried out m the modern laboratories of the Tropical Products Institute recently m London. The institute is an expanding version of the Colonial Products Laboratory and has taken its new name m anticipation391 words
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Article98 1958-03-11 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday. New York: buying T.T. 32-7/8. O.D. 33. 90 days airmail 33-3./1G credit bills, 33-3/16 trade bills. Canada: buying. T.T. 32-1/4. O.D 32-3/8, 90 days airmail 32--11/16 credit bills, 32-13/16 trade bills. Selling. T.T.98 words
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Article137 1958-03-11 9 RUBBER gained half a cent on the Singapore market yesterday international first grade for March was quoted at 77i cents per lb. (last Friday 76$ cents): The tone at the close was dull. The market opened higher on deterioration of the situation m Indonesia over the137 words
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Article, Illustration30 1958-03-11 9 WILLIAM Jacks Co. (M) Ltd. held a demonstration of the 'Firefly" landrover, a lightweight fire engine at their Bckit Timah premises recently. Photo shows Jacks staff trying out the engine.30 words
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Article105 1958-03-11 9 OUTER ROADS Felines. Hoegh Silvermoon, Ryvraden. Ivan Stepanaov, Gordian Yamamura Maru. Loksa, Caltex Padang, Srtergust, Langsa. Braeside, Great Oaks, Blissful, Berbere. Tyndareus, Anshun. INNER ROADS Salong, Tong Goan. Debora, Dukat, Lasem, Barito, Hero, Tong Thay, Tong Seang, Giang Seng, Bentong, San Ricardo, Lam Ann. Playaran. Paloma, Tong105 words
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Article289 1958-03-11 9 New Method Of Tinning Discovered POSSIBILITIES of mechanizing the process of hot-tinning and a new method of tinning cast iron were outlined to French metallurgists and chemical engineers at a recent tin conference held m Paris. The conference, organized by the Centre d' Information, was principally devoted to practical techniques289 words
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Article99 1958-03-11 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: copra March/ April UK/Continent $31£ buyers $32i sellers; coconut oil m bulk $47i sellers, m drums $51i sellers; Muntok white pepper $105 sellers; Sarawak white $104 sellers; Special Sarawak black $63. H.C.B. Ltd. closing prices: copra, fair99 words
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Article28 1958-03-11 9 TWO important new Industries about to set up m Queensland are the manufacture of antibiotic products and the assembly of a new German designed motor car.28 words
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Article107 1958-03-11 9 A MIDGET fire engine the "Firefly" landrover, was recently tested at a demonstration given by the local agents, William Jacks at their premises m Bukit Timah, Singapore. It was one of two fire engines the company is delivering to Borneo. A spokesman of the company107 words
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Article, Illustration261 1958-03-11 9 MISSION DUE TO SELL PLASTICS IN MALAYA A FOUR-MAN trade delegation sponsored by the Plastics Export Promotion Council, Bombay, is due m Penang from Bangkok on March 20 on a fortnight's visit to Malaya. The mission which will visit the country m the course of a South-east Asian tour, will261 words
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Article61 1958-03-11 9 £1.5 M. Contract For U.K. Firm A BRITISH firm has received a contract worth £1,500,000 to build a power system for an expanding oilfield m South Iran. Metropolitan— Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd., announced m London that they had been awarded the contract covering the construction and equipping of the Gach61 words
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Article188 1958-03-11 9 Stress On Sarawak Agriculture KUCHING, Mon. The Deputy Agricultural Adviser to the Colonial Office, Mr. G. M. Roddan, told a Kuching press conference that m the absence of large mineral resources, Sarawak must primarily depend on agricultural production. He said m this connection he regarded the establishment of a soils188 words
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Article197 1958-03-11 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done Alex Bricks pref s $1 55: Fed. Disp. $2.17 i; F. N". ords $2.675. $2.66; Gammon $2 34 delayed overnight, $2.37J delayed, $2.35. Hume ords A5/5. 5/3J; Jackson $1.34- M. Cement $1.40: Raffles Hotel 52.62; Robinson ords 51. 76 overnight197 words
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Article31 1958-03-11 9 ITALY is to get a loan of U5575,000,000 from the World Bank, with the participation of more than 20 financial institutions m Germany, Canada and the U.S.31 words
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Article27 1958-03-11 9 A FIVE-MEMBER Japanese trade delegation headed by Kenchi Octabe of the Trade Ministry, has arrived m Taipei to negotiate a trade naet with Formosa.— AFPAFP - 27 words
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Article143 1958-03-11 9 ALL sections of the Malayan share market were steady yesterday. A small turnover was reported. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: Buyers Seller* 8.8. Petrol W- a Gammon 2 35 2.40 Hume Industries: Ords Jackson and Co. 1.32 1.36 M. Breweries 3 52 3.57 IVf.143 words
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Article80 1958-03-11 9 BRITISH firms received orders for oil equipment and materials (exclusive of tankers) valued at £134 million and £50,000 last year. Announcing these figures, the Council of British Manufacturers of Petroleum Equipment say the total is the second highest ever recorded. The annual value of orders did80 words
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Article25 1958-03-11 9 £s Mil. Company AN AMERICAN mining company with plans to exploit bauxite deposits m Australia, has registered m Melbourne with an authorised capital of £5.000,000.25 words
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Article, Illustration923 1958-03-11 10 of Tommy Steele says yaadbye to him. ...after a year's hiding and lying and the stolen kisses that were the penalty of being a teenage idol's steady sweetheart INSIDE STORY BY JACK BENTLEY T OVELY Annette Donati gave Tommy Steele a secret kiss recently. It was a kiss923 words
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Article, Illustration418 1958-03-11 10 Rank's top star, Anne Heywood tells Donald Zee T AST week, at a film pre- J miere m London, actress Anne Heywood, 24, a greeneyed beauty who portrays (she says) "down-to-earth sex," was presented to the Duke of Edinburgh. Now there is more to this418 words
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Article164 1958-03-11 10 V?LAME haired Jean Z Carson, who became Z one of America's TV 2 favourites, is to star with j j* James Robertson Justice Z hi the Rank Organization j /Hrn o/ Sir Compfon Mac- S fcenzte'i ROCKETS 2 GALORE. 5 0 Work starts m April. j The film164 words
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Miscellaneous619 1958-03-11 10 TODAY'S QUOTATION: HHMfe J "It shows a weak mi: d k9 not to bear prosperity is I l«W well as adversity with moderation." Cicero. L^^^V^^^^^S TUESDAY FOR EVERY F^l W^J ONE: Those who exert care I B!k and tact and those who are I making contacts, decisions I fIMBHiJ m619 words
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579 1958-03-11 11 lower Prices Also A Threat To Living Standards KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Minister of Finance, Col. Sir Henry Hau-shik Lee, today expressed concern over the widening gap between imports and exports m the ECAFE region. The diminishing price trend, if not halted soon,, would mean579 words
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Article164 1958-03-11 11 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib m Sinea Dore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot (nora.) 77} 77* R.S.S. No 1 77J 771 April R.S.S No. 1 77* 771 X S.S No. 2 March 734 74 R.S.S No 3 March 692 71* Tone: Dull. The orice of tin164 words
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Article35 1958-03-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Raja Ampuan Muda of Selangor officially opened the $131,000 maternity welfare centre at Kamoong Bharu here today This is tne fifth such centre m the Federal Capital.35 words
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Article, Illustration50 1958-03-11 11 by THE YANG DI-PER-TUAN Agong and Permaisuri Agong, the Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman and delegates to the ECAFE conference now in session in Kuala Lumpur were among the several thousand people, who attended the Historical Pageant at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday night. Standardpic FahStandardpic; Fah - 50 words
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Article103 1958-03-11 11 PENANG. Mon. A man who bought a cinema-ticket In the "blackmarket" was charged under the Entertainments Duty Ordinance. In the Magistrate's Court today. This was the first case of its kind M. M. Sherif, who pleaded guilty to buying the ticket from S Vaslamuthu,103 words
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Article76 1958-03-11 11 THE SINGAPORE Chinese Chamber of Commerce's election comrrittee yesterday decided to ignore a plea by 16 members for a fresh election of the executive committee. The members were calling for a fresh poll as they alleged that the last election was irregular The election committee called76 words
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Article63 1958-03-11 11 PENANG. Mon. Federal Councillor, Inche Hashim bin Awang, today urged kampong people to encourage their children to go for higher studies as Malayans would be replacing all Expatriate officers m due course. Inche Hashim was opening a five-day civics course for 30 kampong people from various63 words
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Article67 1958-03-11 11 KULAI. Mon. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Abbas was yesterday elected assistant Penghulu for muklm Sedenak m the Kulal sub-district of Johore Bahru. The only other candidate, m the polls. Inche Mahamad Amin bin Tahir. secured only 47 votes. About half of some 1,000 eligible voters casted votes. Inche67 words
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194 1958-03-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Federation Court of Appeal was told today that a statement from a condemned murderer was extracted by the Police by torture. However, the Court dismissed the appeal of N. Kuppusamy, convicted of he murder of a teenage Chinese girl m194 words
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Article116 1958-03-11 11 Malacca MCA Wants Dato Tan MALACCA. Mon. The Malacca branch committee of the Malayan Chinese Association has endorsed the proposal to re-elect Dato Cheng-lock Tan as president of the MCA for another two terms They expressed the opinion yesterday that m view of the Dato's experience and political maturity, he116 words
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Article59 1958-03-11 11 TAIPING. Mon. Perak's Mentri Besar. Inche Mohammed Ghazali bin Jawi, ha? refuted an allegation that the State Government had done nothing for mosques Speaking to pupils of Arabic schools during his tour of Larut and Matang. Inche Mohammed said that the Perak government had sanctioned $120,00059 words
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216 1958-03-11 12 Summit Talks Could Fail, Warns Nixon LONDON, Mar. 10 (UP) U.S. Vice President Richard M. Nixon warned a British television audience yesterday that a summit meeting could end m failure. 'History shows that the road to war is paved with conferences that have failed," he told British television interviewer Robin216 words
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118 1958-03-11 12 Queen Mother On Way Home After Delay PORT LOUIS, Mauritius, Mar. 10 ißeuter) Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, leaves here by air today on her way home to London after a 48-hour delay caused by engine trouble m her Super Constellation airliner. She will not now stop at jbi on118 words
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Article104 1958-03-11 12 Secret Pact Proposed Report PARIS. Mar. 10 (Reuter)— The Right-wing newspaper Aurore reported today that Mr. John Foster Dulles, U.S. Secretary of State, had suggested a Mediterranean military alliance m a secret message to Mr. Selwyn Lloyd. British Foreign Secretary, at the end of last month. The newspaper's diplomatic commentator104 words
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Article20 1958-03-11 12 STORMY seas have delayed the expedition ship Endeavour, bringing Dr. Vivian Fuchs' Antarctic party to New Zealand.- ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article410 1958-03-11 12 A-ARMS FOR UNITED NATIONS Stassen Calls For Permanent Police Force WASHINGTON, March 10 (Reuter)— Mr. Harold Stasscn, former disamament adviser to President Eisenhower, proposed last night that the United Nations form a permanent police force armed with small atomic 1 weapons. Mr. Stassen, m a speech prepared for delivery to410 words
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Article69 1958-03-11 12 TOKYO. Mar. 10 (Reuter)The Japanese Foreign Office denied a headlined press report m a Tokyo paper today that Japan was seeking 90 million yen (90,000 sterling) from the United States and 50 million yen (50,000 sterling) from Britain as compensation for Japan's losses due to nuclear69 words
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Article31 1958-03-11 12 COMMUNIST CHINA announced yesterday that the first group of Chinese '"volunteer" forces to be withdrawn from North Korea has begun transfer of defence positions to the North Korean Army.- UPUP - 31 words
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Article22 1958-03-11 12 INDIAN Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru has accepted Rumanian Premier Chivu Stoica's invitation to visit Rumania, it was announced yesterday.- UPUP - 22 words
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148 1958-03-11 12 HOLLYWOOD, March 10, (Reuter)— Producer Mike Todd, who is planning to film Cervantes classic "Don Quixote," has returned here from a trip to Madrid determined not to shoot the picture m Spain. He said the reason was that he could not make148 words
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Article, Illustration63 1958-03-11 12 A GENERAL view of the American Navy's third and most modern nuclear-powered submarine, the "Skate", seen m Portland harbour, Dorset. It had just made an entirely submerged trip under the Atlantic, m what is believed to be the fastest America-Europe crossing made by a sub. ItUP - 63 words
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Article, Illustration67 1958-03-11 12 PRINCESS MARGARET handles a guitar, which was made and shown to her by a 14-year-old l?.d named Ronald, during the Princess's visit to Dr. Barnardo's Home at High Broom, Crowborough, in Sussex. The 48 children at the Home live in a family environment and are encouraged inUP - 67 words
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Article58 1958-03-11 12 HONGKONG. Mar. 10 (Reuter) The Chinese Communist Government yesterday demanded that the United States '-stop intervention" m South Vietnam. It did so m a statement, issued by the New China News Agency, supporting last week's proposal by North Vietnam for an early meeting between North58 words
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194 1958-03-11 12 'King Feisal Financed Plot Against Nasser CAIRO, March 10 (UP)— A Royalist conspiracy trial witness testified yesterday that Iraqi King Feisal helped to finance an alleged plot to overthrow the Nasser regime. Businessman Farid Sherif Alexandria, who helped Egyptian intelligence uncover the alleged conspiracy, told the Supreme Military Court that194 words
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251 1958-03-11 12 LONDON, March 10: (UP) Some 200 Members of Parliament from both parties yesterday prepared for another assault on Britain's strict Sunday blue laws. If they succeed, Britons will be able legally on Sundays to buy ice-cream, take a boat out on a lake,251 words
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Article74 1958-03-11 12 TOKYO, Mar. 10 (Reuter) —The United States Navy announced today that its fleet tug USS Lipan had taken m tow the Liberian registered, U S.-owned freighter, S. S. Andros Fairplay, which ran out of fuel last Friday m rough seas east of Japan. The74 words
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Article23 1958-03-11 12 KING PAUL and Queen Frederica of Greece have accepted invitations to pay state visits to the Lebanon. Ethiopia and Switzerland. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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169 1958-03-11 12 TEHERAN, Mar. 10, (UP). Only an eleventh-hour change of mind by the Shah' of Iran will prevent dissolution of his seven-year, childless marriage to beautiful Queen Soraya. informed court circles said here Their prediction came as the Queen's uncle. Senator Amir Jang Assad Bakhtiari. flew169 words
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255 1958-03-11 12 3 Asian Members To Ask SEATO For Economic Aid MANILA, March 10 (Reuter) The three Asian members of the South-East Asia Treaty Organization are expected to make appeals for economic aid when the SEATO Council of Ministers meets here tomorrow. Leaders of the Philippines, Thai and Pakistan delegations have said255 words
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Article66 1958-03-11 12 Margaretha Postpones Engagement STOCKHOLM, Mar. 10 (UP) Princess Margaretha and her British suitor Robin Douglas-Home decided yesterday to postpone their engagement indefinitely. In a brief communique. Master of the King's Household Erik Wetter announced that Douglas-Home will go back to England tomorrow but "intends to return to Stockholm m the66 words
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202 1958-03-11 12 'CHURCH WILL NOT ABANDON ITS LAWS' VATICAN CITY, I 10 (UP) Pope Pius XII, still gravely pre-oc by the Italian court conviction of a Roman C Bishop, for defamaiic j 30,000 cheering pi] yesterday that the C never will abandon if damental principles. The 82-year-old I told a tumultuous ma202 words
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Advertisement70 1958-03-11 12 All f-.f j S%j« fashion-wise vu #p women HI fim choose... |p rainbow tissues Each packet contains an assortment of four exquisite pastel coloured tissues to compliment your taste m daintiness for Boudoir or purse. These tissues are of the finest quality delicate and soft yet strong, dependable and economical70 words
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Advertisement122 1958-03-11 12 'i^^yffi YOU MUS l Jjjfi&Sik&ej B^^!^\pT "ut you c o n# nave to be a super sleutW •^iiiiii^! c see at our new ran °< c °f pa in cotton yr.J^\ e PP f° r furnishing is really astounding. There are more than 200 pieces of really "\."**%suM\ fabulous material122 words
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Article9532 1958-03-11 1 THE SINGAPORE EducaMinistry yesterday released the full list of passes for the 1957 Cambridge School Certificate Examination which are published below The number after the name indicates the grade the candidate secured. Those candidates who were •iincessful m gaining the Federation of Malaya Certificate of Education9,532 words
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Article119 1958-03-11 1 THE FOLLOWING is the full list of Singapore candidates who were successful m the Federation of Malaya Certificate of Education Examination 1957:RAFFLES INSTITUTION: Abdul Aziz bin Akbar Khan, Abdul Ghani bin Suratman, Ahmad Thani bin Ahmad, Ansari bin Shaik Madar, Athsani bin Ahmad Kami. Haron bin Abdul Rahman.119 words
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Advertisement136 1958-03-11 1 vk >**^r^*?i^ j^a^SfF^S^^' JJ^lJ^ DAT Remember when those unsure shoes took that first bold step? And the shy, proud smile that flashed for your approval? Amid the tumbling flood of memories emerges the promise you made to ycftirself— your helping hand would never be hesitant. Tomorrow's graduation marks another giant136 words
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Advertisement60 1958-03-11 2 "From health comes wealth" Health of mind and body are essentials for the successful men of this world A keen and an /^i&i^' dlert mind is dependent on physical fitness f r^^^^V^Sft snd the key to success lies m Brand's Essence \l^ -^B^^^Lug cj Chicken, the essence of strength, j^W60 words
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Advertisement128 1958-03-11 2 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES For a Successful Commercial Career, Enrol NOW NEW SESSION STARTS for 1958 and 1959 SENIOR at the SINGAPORE INSTITUTE of COMMERCE The school which specializes m all branches of commercial subjects. S. I. C. 10, Collyer Quay Tel: *****. 75, Middle Road128 words
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Article12426 1958-03-11 3 THE following are the results of Federation candidates received by The standard up to press-time morning:LSelangor Boys VICTORIA INSTITUTION KUALA LUMPUR Abdul Aziz bin Hussln 3, •ziz bin Md. Yusof 3 \bdul Hamid bin Md 3 (C), Abdul Malek bin Manap 3 (C). Abdul -an bin12,426 words
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