Singapore Standard, 8 May 1958
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Title Section22 1958-05-08 1 3H SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone *****—5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1958. Vol. VIII. No. 309 15 cts. 14 Pages [FINAL EDITION]22 words
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Article159 1958-05-08 1 SINGAPORE POLICE are investigating a report that a 15-year-old girl was abducted, taken to Johore Bahru and raped m a hotel. The Rirl is believed to have been forced into a car by a man and driven across the Causeway from King's Road. Bukit Timah.159 words
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Article346 1958-05-08 1 LEADING FIRMS STOP SAILINGS TO R.I. PORTS 'We Won't Take The Risk', They Say SEVERAL leading shipping firms m Singapore, both local and foreign, have stopped sailings to Indonesian ports. The cancellation of sailing schedules was ordered yesterday immediately after the RevOiUtionary Trade and Shipping Minister, Dr.346 words
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Article, Illustration88 1958-05-08 1 VILLAGERS PLEDGE LOYALTY MORE than 4,000 Malay and Thai delegates from 30 kampongs m two "black areas" m North Kedah publicly pledged their determination to help end the Emergency as soon as possible at rallies arranged by Good Citizens' Committees at Naka and Titi Akar on May 5. Their public88 words
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126 1958-05-08 1 THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir William Goode. was yesterday booked m at the airport's YIP room as "Mr. X. Confidential" shortly before he left by Qantas-BOAC Britannia for the constitutional talks m London. No explanation was given. Sir William, who is expected to sit126 words
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Article41 1958-05-08 1 TWELVE people were killed, 38 injured and 38 others kidnapped m 256 incidents on the Indo-Pakistan border from last November to mid-April, Mr. Nehru, Indian Prime Minister, said m the House of People m New Delhi yesterday ReuterReuter - 41 words
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599 1958-05-08 1 They'll Try To Persuade Boyd To Delete Clause THE MAIN BODY of the All-Party Constitutional Delegation will leave Singapore tonight for London with an agreed plan to persuade the Colonial Office to delete the subversive clause from the Constitution for the new Singapore. The Standard understands that if they fail599 words
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Article61 1958-05-08 1 SECRET society gangsters knifed two men m a gang clash m Jalan Kayu. Singapore at midnight yesterday. The injured men, Amath bin Ahajiledin, 25. a driver and Hassan bin Hantan. 20. a labourer were stabbed when they came out of a cinema. Police later detained61 words
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109 1958-05-08 1 BIG CUSTOMS SEIZURE: TOBACCO, 2 SPEEDBOATS SINGAPORE Customs made a big haul of 1,200 pounds of contraband tobacco and also seized two speedboats late on Tuesday night. Four Customs boats on patrol off Bedok spotted the two speedboats and gave chase. When the patrols closed In, the smugglers jumped overboard109 words
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Article113 1958-05-08 1 Now Britain Fears A Rail Strike LONDON, May 7, (Reuter). The threat of a national railway strike on top of the three-day-old London bus stoppage drew nearer today when crucial pay talks between Rail Chiefs and Union leaders ended without agreement. Leader of the 369,000-strong National Union of Railwaymen will113 words
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Article, Illustration553 1958-05-08 1 Claims For Loss Of Life Will Not Be Accepted Sumitro CROSS Rl WATERS AT YOUR OWN RISK THE Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Indonesia (PRRI) yesterday warned all foreign shipowners against serving Indonesian ports, unless they carried clearances issued by the PRRI. A statement issued by the PRRI's Ministry553 words
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184 1958-05-08 1 THE Minister for Education Mr. Chew Swee Kee. was yesterday named one of two defendants m a Singapore High Court suit involving a promissory note which he was alleged to have signed as guarantor. The suit against Mr. Chew, as second defendant, and Mr.184 words
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189 1958-05-08 1 MANILA, May 7 (UP) Indonesian rebel forces have occupied the Djailolo airfield on Halmahera island, 120 miles east of the rebel stronghold at Menado, rebel reports reaching here claimed today. Rebel troops, according to the report, landed on the Halmahera beach and quickly pushed 10189 words
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Article24 1958-05-08 1 SINGAPORE. May 7 (UP) A rebel source here said today that 20 Russian MIO Jet fighters are based Malang, south-eastern Java.24 words
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Advertisement3380 1958-05-08 2 /■T A tM^ KX^TV/ \H)J)7I\ TE N UKK NOTICES N MAHIIftKUj JE rJ jfeMM t «No ERN o r jßggaaiSßaa EBTO xSFSiM Singapore polytechnic MJH ■■(■■■■l IiL.NULKb are invited tor tne tfvhfr votipf ti.tati D < T »v STW 3 running of the Cultural Centre !IS pW TENDERS from Class3,380 words
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EDITORIAL • SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article926 1958-05-08 3 WHEN he spoke to a Congress Parliamentary party meeting, after he had electrified India and her friends by expressing his intention to retire from office, Pandit jawaharlal Nehru explained he had "felt for some time that everything was not well with the Congress Party and public life generally926 words
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Article52 1958-05-08 3 NtAD Of MCI: ii Lim leek *m Koao >|»!« .>. PO Box No 156J Cables: IIC£KNEWS Tel ***** (5 lines). All departments KUALA LUMPUR: China Insurance Sldg 174 Batu Rd feleci^ooe B^°| 'TOH 93 Co*an St Tel. 3329 f»ENANC 8 Le-tn St fel *055 MALACCA: 9J-A52 words
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Article, Illustration1333 1958-05-08 3 ANDREW ROTH - Pilgrimage To Tokyo By The Shah ANDREW ROTH By LONDON 'JHE old American philosopher said that if you make a better mousetrap the world will beat a path to your door even if you do live deep m the woods. The most significant Asian path being beaten now is that1,333 words
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Article, Illustration1225 1958-05-08 3 T. K. BASU ROY - T. K. BASU ROY By IT may well be noticed that whatever changes took place m the ideals and practice of teaching and school-administration during the past halfcentury m some countries of the West as well as m the East the culture and philosophy of Rabindra Nath Tagore1,225 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-05-08 3 Hibernation is almost but not quite death. A woodchuck, for example, normally breathes about 30 times a minute. When excited, the rate jumps to 100 times a minute. But m hibernation he breathes once m five minutes and his pulse drops from 80 to four or five53 words
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Article, Illustration440 1958-05-08 3 The NEWS as it strikes me GJfa(^**»JUWfoL THIRD time lucky. All Sin. gapore hope this will be proved the case with Chief Minister Lim Yew Hock and his colleagues m the All Party delegation emplaning for London today on a mission that prepares the ground for a new and important440 words
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Advertisement30 1958-05-08 3 TRUFOODjfIgi most like ntffiS&^h,^ Mother's Milk F\. Available at all leading stores f^^jMlfe Agent* THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. (Incorporated m the Federation of Malaya). SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR. KLANG, fEREMBAN. PEMANG.30 words
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Advertisement63 1958-05-08 3 m ■■■■i if 0% I Bs?* QUALITY jfL^Jj) Knees Spore 6 Penong Federetiea Polished I D 5173 M 3 Pints $27 $30 Aluminium I D 5175 M 5 Pints $30 $33 Chromium I D 5353 3 Pints $48 $55 Plated I D 5235 5 Pinrs $59 $67 Advertisement of THE63 words
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Article312 1958-05-08 4 HAWKERS: COUNCIL IS WARNED Chaos In Streets If You Don't Act Superintendent THE Singapore City Council has been warned that if action against hawkers committing offences was suspended ''chaotic conditions would arise and the streets might become impassable." This warning was contained m a committee paper presented to the Council's312 words
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Article, Illustration68 1958-05-08 4 WORLD-FAMOUS adagio dancers Dorothy Neal and Paul Newton— will open a season at a Singapore nightclub tomorrow. Paul, a former "Mr. England" and placed third m the "Mr. Universe" contest, and Dorothy with measurements of 35-22-34, have just completed a tour of the Tivoli group of68 words
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418 1958-05-08 4 FOR the first time m the history of the University of Malaya, the University Council was late m meeting yesterday. REASON: Forty-five members of the Council and Senate, including four external examiners, on a tour of Nanyang University, could not get back418 words
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Article159 1958-05-08 4 COURT TOLD OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY TWO youths, cycling along Nicoll Highway one afternoon, were held up by five other youths and robbed of their wristwatches valued at $65, it was alleged at a Singapore preliminary inquiry yesterday. One student, Louis Yeow. told the court that at about 2.45 p.m. on159 words
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Article32 1958-05-08 4 RAJA Mohamed bin Abdul Karim, who pleaded not guilty to a charge of carrying a knuckle duster at Cook Street on Tuesday, was yesterday remanded by a Singapore Court.32 words
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Article99 1958-05-08 4 TENTH JAIL TERM FOR 'TARZAN' ALOR STAR, Wed.—Velayutham Thangaveloo, 25, nicknamed Tarzan, was sentenced to two years' jail by the Sessions Judge Tuan Syed Hassan Aljalfl'ri, today on a charge of using criminal force on a constable at Kulim and another policeman at Sungei Patani. "Tarzan" had nine previous convictions,99 words
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Article, Illustration77 1958-05-08 4 PROFESSOR A. Oppenheim, (fourth from left), Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, cracks a joke with a freshman at the students' canteen, during a visit to the Nanyang University, yesterday by 45 members of the Council and Senate of the Malayan University. Looking on are Dr.Standardpic - 77 words
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Article78 1958-05-08 4 TAIPEI, May 7 (UP) A thirty-one-year-old mother and her four young children were burned to death last night m a disastrous fire at Tainan, Central Formosa, the provincial Police reported on Thursday. The husband, who operated a paper box making shop at his wooden house also78 words
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109 1958-05-08 4 THE Singapore Government yesterday offered three cash prizes for the three best posters illustrated the slogan "Citizens Fight Extortion." The prizes offered are S2OO, $150 and $100. They must be the unaided creation of the entrant m bla».k and white or m colour. The size109 words
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Article48 1958-05-08 4 SIX boys stopped a student near Katong Park, Singapore, on Tuesday night and demanaed protection money from nim When the student. Toh Boon Kiat. of Geylang Road refused to pay, one of them hit him with a piece of wood. Toh was slightly injured.48 words
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Article16 1958-05-08 4 ATARIS bin Taren was found hanginc m X pong Amber. Singapore c yesterday morning.16 words
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Article90 1958-05-08 4 'HOUDINI' GETS 9 YEARS ARIFFIN bin Ali, 32. commission agent m*a yesterday sentenced m the Singapore Court to nine yeai for armed robbery. The court was told that Ariffin. armed with a knife, robbed a housewife, Sherifa r'atoum binte Abdul Rahman of $300 m cash and jeweler on Jaa. 2290 words
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217 1958-05-08 4 Back-Lane Pitches SIT Chief Up In Arms THE Singapore City Cou: Health Committee y< specified 11 back-lanes m ous parts of the city as f. street hawkers' pitches. The Committee, ho. ignored a warning by Chairman of the Singapore provement Trust. Mr. J Fraser. that specify!! lanes for pitch hawke:217 words
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Article38 1958-05-08 4 DON Batchelor, 32, was yesterday allowed bail by a Singapore Court when he pleaded not guilty to a charge of assaulting Mi Ho, 21. with intent to outrage her modesty at Gui'.lemard Road, on April 22.38 words
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190 1958-05-08 4 SINGAPORE tax-payers will have to pay 5146.'»00 a year if Government gives m to a demand iron 4,000 uniformed employees for three sets of uniforms a year. i Uniformed employees are at present initially issued with two sets of uniforms when they enter Government190 words
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Advertisement133 1958-05-08 4 xrusv TO"™* jim PREPARED F^ R Zaiton Mohamed U2/S7 INFANT FEEDING Kola Bharu I?! LACTOGEN ia a correctly-balanced infant t^^A food, enriched by the addition of Vitamin A, i\ Vitamin D and Organic Iron. LACTOGEN l\ Js remarkably easy to mix just sprinkle on 1 m\ top of the water133 words
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Article447 1958-05-08 5 'Malayanization Compensation Is Inadequate THE Singapore City Council Senior Officers' Associition. representing expatriate officers, has written to all Cit> Councillors pointing out the inadequacy of the propased Malayanization scheme of Mayor Ong j fiuan. Association pointed out to the Councillors Mayor's scheme failed firstly to make447 words
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Article179 1958-05-08 5 SEATO SHIPS IN 'BATTLE' TASK FORCE. South China Wed.— Twenty-four warol five SEATO nations began Phase II of rcise Oceanlink" which emphasis on anti-sub-ne warfare, day and air operations and c mmunications drills. The Force, which had been anchored off Singapore on pletion of Phase I of the ■ise, left179 words
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Article113 1958-05-08 5 AND THE RUSSIANS RETURN t[E Russians are here v Their arrival yesterday rd six trawlers coincides the commencement of -.d phase of Exercise k launched bySEATO 24 SEATO naval epresenting Britain, ed States, Australia and Zealand converged on spore at the end of last three Soviet trawlers, r and a113 words
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Article199 1958-05-08 5 SINGAPORE Police have put on more plainclothes men on patrol duty m burglary-prone areas m a bid to stem the wave of petty thefts which is now sweeping i the island. Since the beginning of April, scores of houses m Singapore have been199 words
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Article, Illustration86 1958-05-08 5 BUDDHA'S creed of non-violence is the central theme of Poet Tagore's play "Malini" m English to be staged at the Singapore Cultural Centre, m Canning Rise, at 8.30 tonight. Sponsored by the Singapore Tagore Society m celebration of the Poet's birthday anniversary, the play depicts the story of86 words
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Article35 1958-05-08 5 HONGKONG, May 7 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16.14: £1 Sterling, $5.81 to US$l; $1,842 to Malayan $1; $0.81 to one Indonesian Rupiah: Gold $253 to a tael.35 words
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Article44 1958-05-08 5 THE RESUMED negotiations between the Singapore City Council and its Labour Unions Federation on the latter's claim, for payment of gratuity and provident fund ended m a deadlock. Both parties however, agreed to have further discussions on the demand on Saturday.44 words
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Article, Illustration119 1958-05-08 5 MR. ALEX EU, the general manager of Edward Eu Co. Ltd.. yesterday donated a beautiful clock- radio to Mrs. W. G. Huxtable, wife of the acting Canadian Trade Commissioner m Singapore. This radio will be presented as the first prize m the lucky draw at the Canadian119 words
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Article81 1958-05-08 5 R. JUSTICE. Chua m the lapore Appeal Court yester- i nside a sentence of c years' jail on Lian Chia i on alias Leung Chun Chun, i Lian was alleged to have criminally intimidated a oar waitress, Mary Woo Choo Khim and threatened her81 words
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Article81 1958-05-08 5 GET YOUR CHILDREN REGISTERED NEW CITIZENS of Singapore who have children under 21 and born outside the colony must register them for citizenship. An official of the Citizenship Registration Centre told The Standard that many parents did not realise this and their children may grow up to be aliens. He81 words
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Article215 1958-05-08 5 Many Gang Fights In Duxton Road DUXTON ROAD, off Tanjong Pagar. m Singapore, had been the scene of many a gang war during the past 12 months. This was the testimony of Inspector Pang Siew Hock during a hearing yesterday m the Seventh Magistrate's Court, when eight men appeared to215 words
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368 1958-05-08 5 I Saw P.C. Pinned To Wall, Another Fall, Says ASP ASSISTANT Superintendent of Police, Mr. Ong Kirn Boon, told the Singapore Second District Court Judge, Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday that he saw a policeman pinned between a taxi and the parapet of the Kallaug Bridge and another constable fail after368 words
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Advertisement235 1958-05-08 5 The Uirwtor* of LOMBARD BANKING (FAR EAST) LTD., (Incorporated m Singapore) Have Pleasure m Announcing that DEPOSITS of $1,000 and upward* I carrying 1 INTEREST m at the following rale* f I can now be accepted at The Company's Offices Ground Floor, UNION BUILDING COLLYER QUAY SINGAPORE 5% Subject to235 words
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Article359 1958-05-08 6 Parents Also Say: Let Instruction In English Stay KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— One hundred and twenty Malay pupils who have refused to attend secondary classes where English is not the medium of instruction have practically won the day. The pupils belong to three Malay secondary classes359 words
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362 1958-05-08 6 IPOH, Wed. Inche Mohamed Kamil bin Haji Ahmad, "Mr. Opposition" m the Perak Council of State today caused a stir at a meeting of the Council when he suddenly left the chamber during a debate on a motion which he had proposed. The362 words
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Article126 1958-05-08 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. Justice Shepherd m the High Court here today, decided that the Federation Registrar of Titles was wrong m not accepting a caveat filed by M. K. V. ValliaDpa Chettiar, regarding a plot of land m Klang. Ks ordered the Registrar to126 words
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Article91 1958-05-08 6 PENANG. Wed.— Mr. M.S.A. Zachariah was elected President of the Lighter Owners' Association, at an annual general meeting yesterday. Other office-bearers elected were Vice-presidents Messrs. V. M. Shaik Ibrahim and A. M. Hameed Sultan, hon. secretary Mr. A. S. Mohamed Mydin, hon. treasurer Mr. T. M. L. Hussain.91 words
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Article217 1958-05-08 6 Report Order To UMNO Leaders KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The UMNO Executive Committee, headed by Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, has ordered UMNO councillors at all levels to review the Alliance manifesto of State and Town Councils before May 15. The councillors are asked to submit reports to the committee stating217 words
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Article129 1958-05-08 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. State citizens living m the Federal Capital should have a special occasion to gather and air their "nostalgic memories." This was the view held by the UMNO Sec-retary-General, Inche Ismail Yusoff and shared by the General-Sec-retary of the Pan-Ma-layan Islamic Moral Defence Organization,129 words
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Article106 1958-05-08 6 Five Men Held For Robbery KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A tin mine labourer on his way home last evening was robbed of $56 by three men who held him up at dagger point, Police disclosed today. The robbery took place on the Taiping Tin Mine m the Kundang area of Selangor.106 words
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Article49 1958-05-08 6 A SIX-VALVE car radio, was stolen from a parked motorcar at Leong Sin Nam Street m Ipoh on Tuesday night. The owner, Mr. Chan Yoon Yoke, discovered the loss. yesterday morning when he found the car's front doors open and the radio missing. Police are investigating.49 words
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231 1958-05-08 6 He Drove Me Out Wife's Allegation PENANG, Wed. A man after forcing his fostersister to marry him, brought a mistress into their house three months later, and' drove his wife out, the First Magistrate's Court was told today. Yeoh Suan Heoh made this allegation when she sued her husband, Yeoh231 words
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Article69 1958-05-08 6 PENANG. Wed.— Round the world on motorcycles is the plan of three young Australian businessmen from Sydney Hiimut Esser, 28, lan Johnston, 27, and Brian, Galligan, 23, who arrived here today by road from Singapore. The trio left tonight by boat for Trieste, Italy to69 words
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332 1958-05-08 6 STRIKES MAY HOLD UP NEW WAGE TALKS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Negotiations for a new wage agreement to be held on Friday between the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association and the National Union of Plantation Workers may be called off because of widespread "wildcat" strikes breaking out m estates throughout the332 words
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Article, Illustration124 1958-05-08 6 THE Singapore Registrar of Vehicles yesterday ordered a Chinese trading firm m Cecil Street to remove ten jeeps from the Cecil Street City Council car park immediately or action would be taken against tb°m. The brand-new jeeps, imported from Belgium, (seen above) had124 words
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Article149 1958-05-08 6 Sardon To Lead Youth Delegation KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister for Works and Telecommunications, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir. will lead a four-man delegation representing the Youth Section of the UMNO to the Malayan Youth Council Assembly to be held here on May 25. The UMNO Youth Section will hold149 words
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Article34 1958-05-08 6 ANOTHER member of iht Sekinchang terrorist gang has surrendered. Branch Committee secretary, Ah Kong, who gave himself up to a r m the Kuala Selangor area yesterday, went underground m 1952.34 words
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Article178 1958-05-08 6 PENANG, Wed.— Children of the Federation School for the Deaf m Northam Road today, said "Hello Sir" m English to the Minister for Education. Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari. The Education Minister, who visited the institution for the first time as the new chairman of178 words
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260 1958-05-08 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Two men dragged i 16-year-old girl out of her house late one evening into a cowshed, fixed a noose around her neck and left her hanging from a cross-beam, Magistrate Inche Abdul Rani was told today. i Chinniah260 words
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Article180 1958-05-08 6 I Was Stabbed Woman IPOH. Wed. A young housewife, Lee Yoke Kheng, 21. told Mr. Justice Syed Sheh Barakbah m the Perak High Court today that she was stabbed several times ow a Tapah cinema on Feb. 8 last year. Lee, the wife of a constable, was testifying against Looi180 words
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Article404 1958-05-08 7 Rebecca, 11, Tells Why She Ignored Shouts For Help ELEVEN- YEAR- OLD student, Rebecca Chong, said m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday, that she did not answer her father's call for help because she thought he was drunk. Rebecca was giving evidence at the resumed404 words
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Article, Illustration111 1958-05-08 7 SANTHA Bhaskar, wife of well-known Indian classical d&ncer, Mr. K. P. Bhaskar, will present together with her husband and their pupils a recital of Indian dances at the Singapore Victoria Memorial Hall on May 20 and 21 m aid of the Kampong Koo Chai Fire Relief Fund. The recitaJ is111 words
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Article114 1958-05-08 7 CALL FOR FODDER RESEARCH SINGAPORE pig and poultry farmers must learn to use local fodder to reduce their costs, a world expert on animal husbandry said yesterday. The expert Dr. J. Hammond, former Director of the Animal Research Station m Cambridge University, said research on "the breeding phase" of the114 words
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202 1958-05-08 7 A TAXI driver picked out the "wrong man" at a Police line-up although he knew the man accused of lobbing him was m the identification parade, a Singapore court was told yesterday. The driver. Tan Heng Choon of Boon Teck Road told the202 words
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Article160 1958-05-08 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 72i 723 R.S.S. No. 1 (May) 721 72$ R.S.S. No. 1 (June) 711 72 R.S.S. No. 2 68\ 69i R.S.S. No. 3 63 64 Tone: Uncertain. The price of tin m Singapore yesterday was160 words
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Article111 1958-05-08 7 AN emergency meeting of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association last night decided that none of its 7,000 members m the Harbour Board should work overtime after 5 p.m. today. The Association has ordered this ban m protest against what it claimed was the Board's111 words
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430 1958-05-08 7 THAT DOG: HE'S STILL DOGGEDLY DOGGING HIS MAN IF a dog follows you, don't chase it away. This is the Year of the Dog, and dogs bring good luck. That's what Mrs. Leon-Son, President of the Singapore Canine Welfare Association, told The Standard yesterday. Mrs. Leon-Soh was commenting on a430 words
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Miscellaneous740 1958-05-08 7 |HHHBBppHHapMaBBBBHnHBHPMPHHpH Clear Thinking 8.15 Thursday XlTl fcWl»Tfc» ■■■m 1 m W.J Night Musical. 9.15 Make Mine .^B W V.ll■Wi J ■ilV > Tifllt*llffl Music. 9.30 Time Signal and fc J V 1 I I 7 J Ikl 7 M V l'lllrll F V^B News 945 Celebrity Corner. UUMAUyMAArf SINOAPABE (Regional740 words
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Advertisement1082 1958-05-08 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD <c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 Knot) (Incorporated m Singapore) O* H "Z? THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE T^ SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW, LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Carrtors option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo (Via Sacs with liberty to proceed via Panama or Cape1,082 words
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Advertisement786 1958-05-08 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES Pee*** <».$•■•» IiBVJB ~B0MA" 24/25 May 25/26 M<ry 27/28 Mo "MANCHURIA" 28 29 Moy 30 31 Ma, 1 2 June HOMEWARDS Sailings tor Aden, Port Soid Genoa. Antwerp, Rotterdam. Hamburg, Bremen. Copenhagen Gothenburg Oslo. S'pora P. Sham Penang "JUTLANDIA" win* u/u<* Accommodation available. "SINALOA" 19/21 May 22/23786 words
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Article110 1958-05-08 9 Regional Power Meet In K. Lumpur [A LUMPUR, Wed. ntatives of 24 s attended the j session of the Regional Commit:he World Power nee. held m Kuala recently. of the Conference c supply of I y for the pro r (both me^ha: generation and :on of electrical power, ation of110 words
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Article30 1958-05-08 9 S cotton production m imated at 280,000 300 pounds grc ne of two per '.^56-57 production although vo per cent above the ■rop of 275.000 bales30 words
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Article34 1958-05-08 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks lation made the following m its rates to merchants erday: lin« T.T. or O.D. ready: Francs 141|: French Francs Belgian Francs 1611: Deut-c'ie Marks 135|; Italian Ure *****.34 words
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Article65 1958-05-08 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Pro Exchange nooD closing ocr Dicul yesterday copra April May Continent $31J buyers s coconut oil iD bulk m drums SSCJ c pepper Sarawak white Soecial Sarawak black 374 Singapore Coconut Oil Millers Association closing prices per picul yesterday: bulk shipment $47i drums SSH. Singapore Copra65 words
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359 1958-05-08 9 I.L.O.ExpertsGive Advice On Output KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Better organization, planning and control were some of the points listed today by two International Labour Organization efficiency experts as essentials to increased production without any appreciably increase m cost m the rubber and other industries. They are Mr. M.H. Nilsson and Mr.359 words
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Article273 1958-05-08 9 Shares Quietly Steady NO improvement m turnover was reported m the Malayan share market yesterday. The Malayan Sharebrokers Association said: "With one or two exceptions, all sections of the market were quietly steady." Price changes announced by the association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers 8.8. Petrol 46/- 48/Fed. Dispensary 2.13 2.17273 words
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Article, Illustration66 1958-05-08 9 THE first of the 19 de Havilland Comet IV jet airliners which 8.0.A.C. has on order made its maiden flight at Hatfield, England, last month. 8.0.A.C. intends to use the Comet IV on Commonwealth routes and is also studying the possibility of using this 500 m.p.h. airliner on66 words
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Article49 1958-05-08 9 U.S. -Russia Exchange Plan WASHINGTON, May 7, (UP) The State Department announced yesterday that the United States and Russia have agreed to exchange visits of steel experts during the next few months. Nineteen American steel authorities will leave New York on May 22. arriving m Moscow the following day.49 words
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Article, Illustration332 1958-05-08 9 JAPAN AIR LINES, which will inaugurate its first ever direct service from Singapore to Tokyo tomorrow, hopes to be able to assist the local_government m developing tourism. Mr. Tonao Senda, the airline's director of public relations and advertising, said this yesterday. He said there332 words
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Article181 1958-05-08 9 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Statius Jansen. Francoise. Van Lin Schoten, Komsoletz Ykram. Ocean Fortune, Ptocyon, T.iimentens. Everlife. Nicania. Tjiwangi. Basiles, Sunnyville, Lexa Maersk, Gunn, Douglas. Gordon. Saban Maru. Tjiluwah. Flonetia. Susanna. Katong. Tong Peng Pleasanteville, Agios Vlassios. Toreador, Banggaai. Steel Flyer. Norvest, Akademik Krilo" Kalach. Kumaeus. Great Oa*s. Alba,181 words
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Article33 1958-05-08 9 THE Japanese government's purchases of Australian barley this season had already reached 76.000 tons, the general manager of the Australian Barley Board. Mr. K. J. Martin, said m Melbourne yesterday. Reuter.33 words
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Article20 1958-05-08 9 FRANCE has allocated US$3OO,OOO for the purchase of seed peas and beans. This probably will exceed trade needs.20 words
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Article24 1958-05-08 9 TOTAL milk production m Yugoslavia m 1957 is estimated at about 5,000.000 pounds, an increase of about 7 Der cent over 1956.24 words
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Article216 1958-05-08 9 INCOMES of farmers m the United States and farm product prices for 1958 will average much the same as during the past year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) predicts Large food and fibre supplies, a strong domestic market and near record exports are expected The216 words
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Article378 1958-05-08 9 'Price Should Rise Above £7 30 Floor SIR Douglas Waring, mining leader m Malaya, declared this week that from a long term point of view, the position of tin was by no means unfavourable. Addressing the annual general meeting of three mining companies m the378 words
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Article74 1958-05-08 9 NEW ZEALAND imported a total of 6,100,000 pounds of unmanufactured tobacro m 1957. of which the United States supplied all but 71,000 pounds. The virtual prohibition against imports of cigarettes and other tobacco products, effective January 1, this year, should result m increased purchases of74 words
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Article, Illustration78 1958-05-08 9 More than 10.000.000 pieces of Blue Mikado chmaware have been sold m Canada since the turn of the century. This proud record of selling m the Canadian market has been celebrated m Montreal by the makers. Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Co., Ltd. Here a special bowl,78 words
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Article136 1958-05-08 9 Rubber Gains Cent SINGAPORE rubber P-ice gained half a cent m the local market yesterday when International first grade closed at 72 i cents ocr lb. After beinß marked down at the opening, the market moved erratically with fair buying by upcountry sellers. This appeared to be due to the136 words
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Article173 1958-05-08 9 Nuclear Ships Soon THE advent of nuclear ships was recently discussed at the maritime conference m Geneva. The British representative, Mr. Douglas Tennant, urged the 42-nation ILO conference to consider framing regulations for the age of nuclear ships which, he said, might begin m two or three years time. Mr.173 words
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Article49 1958-05-08 9 DUE to a lack of domestic supplies of white corn. U.S. millers are finding it necessary to import this grain. One of the first shipments, about 375.000 bushels from Northern Rhodesia, arrived at a Gulf port last month. The <tom will be made into grits.49 words
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Article, Illustration547 1958-05-08 10 STANDARD PICTURE ROUND-UP MANY Malacca dignitaries including the Governor, Mr. Leong Yew Koh, attended the general meeting of the Malacca Welfare Committee held at the Capitol Hall recently. Picture above shows Mr. Leong giving a speech. (Left to right) Mr. Tarn Seat Wah, Datin Nik Daud. wife of the StateCh'ng Seng Poh - 547 words
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Advertisement166 1958-05-08 10 TTze t£Y>r/£/ 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 _jMSftii_ flfiHT RftflfAfllf j/mM$& AND RHEUMATISM lUi§r4.> Sß^Qtk^S^^B Nothing ran m.ike you feel K> old, IW^V* B166 words
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796 1958-05-08 11 It's Nothing Less Than 'Gold' For Water Poloists KEN JALLEH. who will cover the third Asian Games m Tokyo for The Standard, today discusses the prospects of Singapore and Federation teams m the Games. OF COURSE, our best bets for honours m Hie team competitions at the Asian Games m796 words
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Article110 1958-05-08 11 LONDON, May 7 (Reuter) Peter May, Surrey and England captain, completed 20.000 runs m first-class cricket when he reached 26 for the county against the New Zealanders at the Oval here today. At the start of the seasonhe needed 144 and m his first two innings110 words
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Article101 1958-05-08 11 HONGKONG. May 7 (UP) Peking is building what the Communist Chinese claim is "the largest sports stadium m the Far East.' According to the New China News Agency, the new stadium will cover an area of more than 360.000 square metres It is now being built m101 words
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Article41 1958-05-08 11 CHESTERSHIRE. May 7, (Reuter)— Mr. If. Coowley's Sandiacre won the Chester Cup run over two miles, two furlongs and 77 yards here today. Major R. Macdonald-Bucha-nan's Induna was second with Sir M. Mcalpine's Compromise third. Fifteen ran41 words
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Article177 1958-05-08 11 DAWN FRASER, Elsa Konrad and Lorraine Crapp are i among the nine Australian women swimmers who will a two-day swimming exon m Singapore m as announced by the ipore Amateur Swimming iation at a meeting yesterday t swimmers are expected •t the end of August177 words
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Article, Illustration55 1958-05-08 11 THE Loyals team which beat Singapore Engineer Regiment 7-2 to win the Caldbeck Cup for Army football. The players, left to right, back row: Pte. Rigby, Pte. Clegg, Bdms. Smith, Pte.Tuthill,L/Cpl. Lomax, Pte. Bentley. Front row, left to right: Pte. Sutton. Pte. Taylor, Pte. Wilkinson, Pte. Bolton, Pte.55 words
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847 1958-05-08 11 Governors Cup Meeting Attracts 194 Entries HORSES CLASS 3 HORSES CLASS 1 A TOTAL of 194 horses— B7 for class 1 and 107 lor class 3 have been entered for the Singapore Turf Club Governor's Cup meeting at Bukit Timah on May 17. 21 and 24. The entries are: Ist847 words
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Article163 1958-05-08 11 Four Horses Promoted To Class 1 STRAITS Racing Associations classification of horses issued on May 6 is as follows: PROMOTIONS: From Class 2 to Class 1: Sweet Dream 11. White Heather, Dinkum. Timberlane; from Class 4 to Class 3: Polly Slipper, Expensive Hobby, Ganelon. DEMOTIONS: From Class 2 to Class163 words
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Article35 1958-05-08 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.—Eighteen goals to three. That was the seorecard at yesterday's FAS division 111 match between TPCA and Army Ordnance Depot: The winners? The TPCA. TPCA led 11-2 at halftime.35 words
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Article422 1958-05-08 11 SNAP GOALS GIVE LOYALS THE CUP Bolton Hits Four Against Sappers LOYALS...7 SER ...I HELD to a 2—2 draw at fulltime, the First Batta lion, the Loyal Regiment really went to town m the first ten minutes of the 20- minute extra time to score five goals to beat the422 words
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110 1958-05-08 11 O.K. Signal For Rahim Tennis Players KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Federation's tennis players and footballer Rahim Omar can represent the country m the Asian Games at Tokyo. The Asian Games Federation has replied to a Federation of Malaya Olympic Council query on these players, stating that they can participate This was110 words
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Article62 1958-05-08 11 MR. A Krichnasamy was elected Chairman of the Keppel Harbour Community Centre. Singapore, at a meeting held recently. Other officials elected were: Vice-Chairman: Inche Mohamed Salleh bin Mohamed; Hon. Secretary: Mr. Choo Poh Seng; Hon. Treasurer: Mr. Tan Tian Hock; Committee: Messrs. Michael Tan. Jaafar bin62 words
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Article106 1958-05-08 11 THE Singapore Hockey Association will not know whether their team can make Ihe Tokyo trip with the Colony contingent until tomorrow night. Last night, the association met to discover whether they can raise SB.OOO now required for their expenses. •There's some hope. We'll know106 words
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Article237 1958-05-08 11 Harichandra Is. Athletes Captain PENANG, Wed. M. Harichandra, Malaya's 800 metres runner, has been made captain of the Malayan track and field team for Tokyo. Penang's quar-ter-miler, Rahim Ahmad, has been named vice-cap-tain. This was revealed by Thomas Rosandich. the American track and field coach today. Rosandich said that he237 words
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Article87 1958-05-08 11 THE 1958 Singapore Sepak Raga (Malay Football) open championships will open at the Great World Stadium from tomorrow This popular national game of the Malays is commonly known to them as the "Sepak Raga Jaring" (Rattan Ball Game) and is being played m almost every Malay village87 words
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Article362 1958-05-08 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Following is the programme and order of running for Saturday's amateur races m Kuala LumpurRACE 1 The Hurlingham Scurry: M.A.R.A. Class 5, 2 furs.: Connie, First Venture. Venturesome. Kolek. Sultan, Colleen. Corrida. John Willy, Shiver, First Watch. Girae. Scratching: Rocket RACE 2362 words
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Miscellaneous14 1958-05-08 11 SINGAPORE SOCCER: SAFA Div. 2B: Sukaramai S.C. vs Springdale S.C. at Geylang 5.15 p.m.14 words
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Article, Illustration960 1958-05-08 12 BILL HOLDEN - BILL HOLDEN By Calling It The Match That United Lost IyEVER m history has any Cup-winning team been so unpopular as Bolton. Never has a team played so well for so little acclaim. No bands play, no bells ring except m Boltoa, home of theU.P. - 960 words
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135 1958-05-08 12 FAIR ENOUGH -Says Gregg about that controversial Charge FAIR enough.'— that's goalkeeper Harry Gregg's comment on Nat Loft houses goal (see right) which put Bolton two up and. incidentally, K.O.'d Harry. 'Its the first time m my life I've been hurt." Gregg said. "I don't mind." "If I'd been m135 words
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Article60 1958-05-08 12 ROME, May 7 (AFP) India's R. Krishnan defeated Italy's Giauna 6-4, 6-4, 6-3, m the elimination round of the men's singles of the Rome international tennis championships here yesterday. In the same round, Italy's A. Maggi beat India's S. Moktar Ali 6-2, 6-2, 6-0. Kumar of60 words
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242 1958-05-08 12 from Brian Chapman Leicester, Sunday. \LREADY the New Zealand tourists are getting the verbal stick. "Dull play cautious batting." howl the grumblers. this early stage such criticism is unfair. Their captain John Reid, and manager Jack Philllpps are far too level-headed and genial to get242 words
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Article62 1958-05-08 12 LONDON,, May 7 (AFP)— Israeli boxer David Oved beat England's Denny Dawson, of Sheffield, on points m an t round featherweight bout at Hull, Yorkshire, last night. Oved's manager, former British lightweight champion, Tommy McGovern, said afterwards that it was probably the Israeli's last fight m62 words
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Article74 1958-05-08 12 Top Cycling Honours To Belgian ROME, May 7 (AFP)— The young Belgian cyclist Joseph Hoevenaers won the ninth international motorcycle-paced cycling Grand Prix here yesterday. He topped the general placings brilliantly although only second to the Spaniard Miguel Poblet m yesterday's final lap. The Grand Prix has been proceeding for74 words
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Article26 1958-05-08 12 LONDON, May 6, (AFP). France beat Scotland by seven bouts to three m an international amateur boxing tournament m St. Andrew's hall Glasgow tonight.26 words
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Article26 1958-05-08 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Tamilians Physical Culture Association 'B defeated Selangor Club 6-2 m their division 2 league match on the Se'.angor Club padang today.26 words
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Article154 1958-05-08 12 Hunt Shines In Dunlop Golf WENTWORTH, Surrey. May 6, (Reuter) Completing the last nine holes m a sparkling 30. Bernard Hunt, the 28-year-old Ryder Cup international, returned a brilliant 66 on the East Course m the first round of the Dunlop Professional, 90 holes golf tournament here today. Hunt ended154 words
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Article89 1958-05-08 12 KUALA LIPIS. Wed.— At the annual general meeting of the Pahang Football Association held at Kuala Lipis. the following were elected office-bearers President: Y. T. M. Tengku Mahkota Pahang. Vice-Presi-dents: Che Anuwar bin Shukor. Tuan Haji Abdul Kadir. lnche Ismail Marzuki. and Inch e Ahmad Din. Hon.89 words
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Article45 1958-05-08 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Indonesia Muda trounced Sultan Suleiman Club 10-4 m a Division Two FAS league match at Kampong Bharu today. Jamludin (3) Taib (3) Suleiman (2) Mnlek. Mohd Noor fcr Indonesia Muda. Rashid i"2) Salleh and Yunus for Sultan Suleiman.45 words
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Article146 1958-05-08 12 Twins Ride Same Day Winners KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. English jockey twins scored twin victories the same day at different parts of the wor'.d recently. April 26 is a memorable day for English jockey John Forte and his twin brother. Dominic. While John got off the mark at the opening day146 words
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Article31 1958-05-08 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Playing better soccer m the second half, Police Depot beat Young Malays 5-3 m a division 2 FAS soccer league match at Gurney Road here today.31 words
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Article155 1958-05-08 12 KUALA LIMPIR, Wed. Police Depot A' beat Royal Air Force £—1 m today's senior division league match on the Princes Road stadium. The Airmen seemed to have left their shooting boots back at the camp. Their forwards did nothing right. They missed several chances155 words
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Article282 1958-05-08 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed draw for the Selangor Badminton Association 195r r. championship to be played the SBA hall here from 9 to 11 is as follows. Men's Singles: If. Yu&of v» Siow Hoi Koon; J Lee Yam Kong; Chan C Kee vs Hughe? Leong Wan vs282 words
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Article43 1958-05-08 12 RAUB. Wed.— A hat -tuck by centre-forward Lai Kirn enabled the Raub Police to bf.it the Raub Teachers 3-2 m interesting Raub district match on the Raub padang teida\ Teachers scored both goals through inside Id bin Atm m the second43 words
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553 1958-05-08 12 THE WAY OF GENTLENESS -JAPANESE STYLE By ILKO NAKAMIKADO TOKYO. (Reuter) Japan's 'way of gentleness' is advertised as a beauty treatment. But it may break your arm or someone else's collarbone. The way of gentleness (or softness) is a literal translation of 'judo', the most famous form of Japanese wrestling.553 words
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Advertisement142 1958-05-08 12 Once more their columns echo the rebel yell? tI>OONCE MORE THEY WERE READY TO FOLLOW THEIR MAJOR... J 1 I^^ A THOUSAND MILES BEHIND THE UNION LINES... t w& kFOR m GLORY MI HE SOUTH! i^k l^m. m^^^^m. %Hi wKk 9 i t I > 1 -fc P-\ 1 1142 words
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Article481 1958-05-08 13 FROM LONDON 2 VHERE Is t small est-< ablishment m Fleet 2 Street, with a shop-win- dow squeeird m between the newspaper buildings,? which must be the most? unpopular office m Bri-? tain and it is proud of? the title. The posters m? the window are largely? devoted481 words
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Article437 1958-05-08 13 William Millinship - William Millinship FROM PARIS I TO a Paris grown accustomed to the precocious and enor- mous financial successes of the Bernard Buffet-Fran- coise Sagan generation, the turbulent, poverty-stricken artis- tic community of Montparnasse 40 years ago is like another world. This is one reason for the impact437 words
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Article248 1958-05-08 13 FROM INDIA GNIFICANT feature of general education m c country is the gradual shift m emphasis from to craft. As the Second Plan gets into stride, numbers of young men and women are crowddto one or other of the 75 engineering colleges echnical institutes scattered all over the248 words
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Article726 1958-05-08 13 Significant Feature Of Indian EdUCatiOll Today —A Special Correspondent quadrupled. And every such institute is crowded with new students as a new session opens every year. Craze For Technology 'T'HE craze for technology is rapidly catching up m the country. Better learn to use a spanner726 words
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Article604 1958-05-08 13 FROM WASHINGTON JN Little Rock, Arkansas, last week, a taxi took me to a smart suburban house whose "picture window" was mended with wood and papeV and whose lawn was scarred. "So you're calling on Daisy Bates'', the driver said. And drove away visibly displeased. Mrs. Bates is604 words
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Miscellaneous620 1958-05-08 13 TODAYS QUOTATION: "I recommend you to I take care of the minutes. I for the hours will take I care of themselves." l^^^i m —Chesterfield I THURSDAY FOR! ESQI EVERYONE: The day and kf/A^ evening m general call for I K^^Ls^^Rv moderation tact and the H IB use of economy.620 words
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175 1958-05-08 14 MARGARET'S DUE BACK -AND THE RUMOURS BEGIN LONDON. May 7 (UP) The most explosive romantic combination m the world reassembles m London today. Princess Margaret returns from a three-week visit to the new West Indian Federation and to British Honduras. Group Captain Peter Townsend, the man who sends her a175 words
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Article252 1958-05-08 14 Troops Must Go As A Condition For Korean Peace Talks' IOKYO, May 7 (UP) Communist China last night renewed demands that all U.S. and United Nations forces be withdrawn from South Korea as a condition for folding a Korean peace conference. The demand was contained m252 words
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Article296 1958-05-08 14 Re-arrest Of Free Kashmiri Leader UNITED NATIONS, May 7 (UP) Pakistan yesterday formally protested to the United Nations Security Council against the rearrest of Sheikh Abdullah, Free Kashmiri leader, m Indian-occupied Kashmir on April 30. Prince Aly Khan. Pakistan's ambassador to the U.N.. said m296 words
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Article119 1958-05-08 14 FRENCH WAY OF ODDS AND EVENS PARIS. May 7 (Reuter) Two 60-year-old Parisians who agreed that one be with then shared girl friend on even dates and the other on odd dates are m hospital after a fight over what would happen m months with a 31-day, according to Police.119 words
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Article35 1958-05-08 14 SH jet fighters yesy fired rockets at fori Yemeni barracks one west of Qataba after heavy machine-guns there had opened up across the Aden Protectorate frontier at British and Aden troops. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article128 1958-05-08 14 Blew Up At Zero Hour— Agency ROME, May 7 (Reuter) Agenzia Continentale, an Italian news agency specializing m news from Communist countries, claimed today that a Soviet attempt to send a rocket to the moon failed on May 2. Fuel m the first stage of128 words
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209 1958-05-08 14 JAL Flights To Colony Start Today TOKYO, May 7 (UP)— Japan Air Lines will inaugurate tomorrow a new three times a week service to Singapore. The company, which «arly m April started a daily service to the United States, said today that a group of 60 prominent Government officials, businessmen209 words
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Article25 1958-05-08 14 KYRIAKOS NICOLA, a 22--year-old Cypriot Greek, was shot dead by unidentified gunmen on Tuesday night m Peristeronopighi village. East Cyprus, Police said. Reuter.25 words
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Article21 1958-05-08 14 BORIS ROMASHEV, Soviet playwright who won the Stalin Prize m 1948 for his play "The Great Force," has died.—Reuter.21 words
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Article94 1958-05-08 14 SIX MALAYANS CADETS END TRAINING LONDON, May 7 (Reuter) —Mr. C. J. M. Alport. Undersecretary for Commonwealth Relations, today received six Malayan Trade Commissioner Cadets on completion of a three-week course at the Board of Trade here. The six cadets will sefve for three months with U.K. Trade Commissioners m94 words
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126 1958-05-08 14 WASHINGTON, May 7 (Reuter) President Eisenhower said last night the United States was living m a time of great uneasiness, "m a situation of balanced terror m the world." "Speaking at a dinner m honour of Republican Congressmen, he said: "Looming across126 words
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Article, Illustration41 1958-05-08 14 Photo. MRS. BRUESKE, wife of Dr. Dewane Brueske, discusses American history and historical matters with Penan? schoolboy, Lye Boon Leong, who is m Los Angeles undergoing special heart surgery. Sharing the knowledge is Kathlene Brueske. U.P.U.P. - 41 words
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Article130 1958-05-08 14 Bing's Son Named As A Father LOS ANGELES, May 7 (Reuter) Two newspapers here reported yesterday that Dennis Crosby, son of Crooner Bing Crosby, who married a showgirl last Sunday, had been named by a Los Angeles girl as the father of her daughter. In Las Vegas, where he is130 words
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Article42 1958-05-08 14 LONDON May 7 (Reuter) There are nearly 2.000.000 television sets m the Soviet Union and more than 40 stations. Moscow Radio reported. Britain, with a quarter of the population of the Soviet Union has 8,700.000 sets.42 words
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Article290 1958-05-08 14 KIRKCALDY. Scotland. 7 (Reuter) A homemade bomb with a letter ng the life of Queen tbeth, was delivered to a here today. The Queen is to visit this part of Scotland next month. The bomb, containing 12 ounces of gelignite, arrived m a safe290 words
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220 1958-05-08 14 Jap Boats Fired On, Captured In China Sea TOKYO, May 7 (Reuter)— The Japanese Maritime Safety Board said today a total of 14 Japanese fishing boats was fired on and captured overnight by Communist Chinese destroyers m the East China Sea. A spokesman said the boats, with a total crew220 words
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Article106 1958-05-08 14 Italy May Join Top Level Talks COPENHAGEN, May 7 (Reuter).—The United States, Britain and France declared here today that Italy might be included m a pre-summit Foreign Ministers conference with the Russians. A statement, issued by the Foreign Ministers of the United States, Britain and France at the NATO Foreign106 words
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Article79 1958-05-08 14 LONDON, May 7 (Reuter) The driver of a train involved m a big London train crash was set free at the start of his second trial here today on a charge of manslaughter. The prosecution offered no evidence when 60-year-old driver William Trew. main figure m79 words
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Article41 1958-05-08 14 ALGIERS, May 7, (Reuter). French security troops have killed 276 insurgents m five battles m Algeria m the last 36 hours. French authorities reported today. Unconfirmed reports said about 30 French «o'Hiers were killed m the fighLng41 words
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194 1958-05-08 14 BATTLE CREEKMichigan, May 7. (UP) A two-day test of America's defences began yesterday with a simulated submarine bas»d missile attack on the Panama Canal, the Honolulu Airport and the Virginia Islands and a mock H-Bomb raid on New York. It was194 words
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Article131 1958-05-08 14 'Creeping, Nibbling Type Of War MELBOURNE, May 7. (Reuter) Any outbreak of war m the South-east Asia area wa s much more like.y to be of a "creeping, nibbling type" than an all-out nuclear conflict, the Commander-in-chief of United States forces m the Pacific. General Isaac D. White, told a131 words
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Article31 1958-05-08 14 THE Victorian Premier, Mr. H. E. Bolte. opened a State suggestion box m Melbourne today. The box has been bu^lt near the entrance of Melbourne's busy Flinders Street Railway Station.31 words
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Article155 1958-05-08 14 'MOLOTOV RECALLED FROM EXILE' NEW YORK, Ma (UP) Newsweek mi zinc reported last n that former Foreign M ter, V.M. Molotov "has been recalled to Mo fiom exile m Outer golia." The report, by New contributing editor Volkov, noted that Molot. "one of the Soviet un. unreconstructed Stalir, It added:155 words
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Article39 1958-05-08 14 TOKYO, May 7. (Rcuter) More than *****0 households today had water supply restricted to two hours per day, as the i main reservoirs continued to dry up. Today's water rcstr were the first appliec since 1948.39 words
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Article149 1958-05-08 14 DARWIN, May 7 (Reuter) Veteran aboriginal "rainmaker" Bill Hooker, smarting under a charge that he was getting too old for his job, set to work with his rain stones to keep his reputation and his aborigine camp target was flooded out for the second time m149 words
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