Singapore Standard, 6 August 1958
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Title Section20 1958-08-06 1 ft It a SINGAPORE STANDARD SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6. 1958 Vol. IX No 35 15 cts. 14 Pages IFINAL EDITION]20 words
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Article619 1958-08-06 1 COMPLETELY REJECTS SUMMIT CONFERENCE Seeks UN Meeting To Oust Troops From Middle East MOSCOW, Aug. 5, (UP l)— Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev tonight rejected Western terms for a summit conference and instead demanded an immediate U.N. General Assembly session to order Western troops out of the Middle619 words
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419 1958-08-06 1 YOUTH, 17, STABBED TO DEATH IN BUSY STREET Police: Killing Was Gangland Affair A YOUTHFUL gangster was brutally murdered yesterday in broad daylight by members of a rival secret society group in Singapore's busy Bencoolen Street. The youth. Wong Yew Kwong. 17. was sitting in a coffee shor> with a419 words
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Article, Illustration35 1958-08-06 1 A razor-sharp knife between his teeth, a sun m his hands this Lebanese rebel shows how he goes Into action to fieht under Kamal Jumblat one of the rebel leaders. MirrorpicMirrorpic - 35 words
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302 1958-08-06 1 NICOSIA, Aug. 5 (Reuter) The Turkish underground organization T.M.T. m leaflets issued here today ordered "all armed activity m Cyprus to cease until further notice." The leaflet said that until further notice no retalia. Tory action should be taken and that "necessary302 words
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Article97 1958-08-06 1 TRIPOLI, Lebanon. Aug. 5, (UPI). Rebel Leader Rashid Karami yesterday formally ordered his armed followers to cease all firing on security forces and to begin openly fraternizing and co-operating with them. Karami and his Chief Deputy and political ally Mustapha Arrafi. issued the orders97 words
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Article27 1958-08-06 1 FREDERICK Claude Sturrork. South African Minister of Transport during the last war and later Minister of Finance, died m Capetown last night, aged 76. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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137 1958-08-06 1 rc-IOMBO Auff 5 (Reuter) Opposition groups a I at revlon's House of Representatives today island Only four of the 46 members of the Opposition stayed to listen to the Prime Minister Mr Solomon Bandaranaike. initiate the Rebate with the assertion that the bill renresented "the137 words
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Article35 1958-08-06 1 FIVE children agod between five and seven years were killed yesterday when a bomb, believed to be a World War II relic, exploded near the Local Council building m Bosanski Novi, Yugoslavia.' ReuterReuter - 35 words
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201 1958-08-06 1 TOKYO Aug. 5 (UPD— The Indonesian Government said today it would not permit a foreign lawyer to come to Jakarta t 0 defend American flier Allan Lawrence Pope, who faces a court martial on charges of carrying out bombing missions for the Indonesian rebels. Antara201 words
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Article26 1958-08-06 1 FRENCH Army Headquarters m Algiers announced yesterday that 707 Algerian rebels were killed m combat and 138 captured during tne week just ended.- UPIUPI - 26 words
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Article98 1958-08-06 1 BEIRUT. Aug. 5 (tPI) —Premier Sami Solh has threatened to resign unless American troops are withdrawn immediately from Lebanon, informed sources said today. Solh made his evacuation demand at yesterday's cabinet session, the sources said, without discussing it first with President Camille Chamoun. A source close98 words
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Article80 1958-08-06 1 NIGERIA SEEKS SELF-RULE LAGOS. Kug. 5, (Reuter) Nigerian Federal Government oriay derided to seek independence from Britain on April 2, The Government passed without division a private member's motion to this trtect. The Prime Minister, Alha.u Abubakar Tafawa Balewa. told the House he was considering with the Governor-General methods by80 words
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Article112 1958-08-06 1 US Movie Magnate In Car Crash CANNES. Aim 5 "Rcuter) Hollywood film magnate Jack Warner was taken to hospital here today m a "serious condition" with head injuries after a road crash, hospital officials said. Mr Warner, 66. is President and Executive Producer of Warner Brothers. Police said Mr. Warner's112 words
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194 1958-08-06 1 AMMAN, Aug. 5 (Rcutcr) The airlift across Israel to British forces m Jordan has definitely ended and future supplies will probably come through the Port of Aqaba, usually reliable sources said here today. They added that although the airlift had been running down a.s British194 words
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Article66 1958-08-06 1 VILLAGARCIA DE AROSA. Spain. Au?. 5, (UPI). The Spanish freighter Kabo Raso, bound for Malaga witn 44 passengers and crew. bur?t into flames and sank at the entrance to the harbour here early today. First reports said five persons were killed. Eicnt others were reported missing.66 words
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Article68 1958-08-06 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs. Lt. Col. H. J. Darlington, OBE. I who handed over command of the Sixth Battalion, the Royal Malay Regiment, to Lt Col Ibrahim bin Ismail, MBE, last Saturday will leave Singapore for the United Kingdom on the Cardiganshire on Aug. 21. Col. Darlington,68 words
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Article1019 1958-08-06 2 That's The City Treasurers Job, Says Stredwick THE Singapore Water Engineer, Extension Works, Mr. W. S. Stredwick, yesterday told a special committee, that he, as Water Engineer, was only responsible lor the maintenance of the water supply and for advising the Council on all matters m1,019 words
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Article121 1958-08-06 2 PENANG, Tues. Senior students of the Methodist Girls' School m Anson Road here were today urged by the Governor of Penang, Raja Sir Uda, to become good members of their community and good citizens. Raja Sir Uda was speaking at the parents' day celebrations. He told121 words
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Article, Illustration82 1958-08-06 2 A NMGAKBf sub-aicountant left Qantas-BOAC yest^rd* for a sevrn month v P training m Britain Mr. Tay Kiah Huaii 36. of the Overseas i Bank, win do h >s i, mg: at the Midland Pu,l m London Hp is the fifth nwmi,,, of the Overseas82 words
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Article114 1958-08-06 2 Pin-Table Operator On Trial PENAXG. Tie... m..i n M. Navaratnam told In, M gistrate's Court bere the Penang C.I.D h-ay Kirn Seng gave !to gamb.e ai a pir-\ caae. After playing for t* ?11J.40, ne said. the tnspec w n i evidence against Te. E Chew. 30, who claimed I114 words
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Article209 1958-08-06 2 MALACCA. Tues. The PrPvidw! r'l Court, Mr. K. Somasundram, ftkd ;f I separate charges of v xtortion liM I charge today. I Omar bin B;ik rt r. a Volunteer Reserve, w» nai: v charged writfa <■■■ I I $2 from Lee Ah Uui pong B k i t China209 words
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Advertisement1585 1958-08-06 2 I NOTICES f INGAGEMENT FOR. SALE CAN— KWIK: S-^ Ting, son c* K'r. HALFPIMCE CLIARINC SALE \«r» Can Choo Chiang, (Semarargi. Children's T-shirts 60c. Gents* American to PoH Khang, f'ftn daughter of Mr. Spo-t«ih'rts $2 90. Plush Tablecovers 6 M's Kw k T. 3"? Boon, (Singapore). $1 90. Also for1,585 words
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Advertisement583 1958-08-06 2 NOTICE is hereby given that, with effect from the first of August, Mr c W Binny has resigned his position with the Company and is, therefore, no longer authorised to collect monies or behalf y rders on our SIME DARBY (SINGAPORE) LIMITED. HOLLAND AMERICA LINE l.s. "ARKELDYK" Arrived: 4.8.58. CONSIGNEES583 words
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Article563 1958-08-06 3 Y^- August 6. 1953. L Cyprus [^7Z\-6 by EOKA leader jto m end of the communal iton British attempts u v ,c M far failed and new rerrO rism have swept the H reconcile the two factions m No* that a truce has .'s,Mh Governments hopes of563 words
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Article30 1958-08-06 3 e< Him *oad 'spore \i f*B ISfcj Laoies HCEkNEWS 1 '5 ir»es) All departments '^^re 6c^ J74 Batu Ka v lei 3829 Sw St r 4055 wkitONng Tel #> M7l30 words
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Article788 1958-08-06 3 -/iV OCTOBER OR NOVEMBER RANGOON JJURMA will hold general elections m October or, at the latest, November this year, a senior Government official told me He said that following the rift m the AntiFascist People's Freedom League the rambling coalition that has ruled Burma since independence Prime Minister788 words
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Article, Illustration39 1958-08-06 3 Despite the fact that the earth measures 7,900 miles through its centre and 25,000 miles around, its size is insignificant when compared to the sun. Scientists estimate that 1,300,000 earths could be packed into the sun.39 words
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Article432 1958-08-06 3 Robert Franklin - Robert Franklin and Tokyo reports a steady decline of orders since the buoyant, over-optimistic months following the Suez crisis. (In 1956 Japanese yards received orders totalling 3,509.000 tons; m 1957 orders fell off to 2,321,000 tons. British orders were 2.227,000 tons m 1956 and432 words
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Article695 1958-08-06 3 Patrick O' Donovan - Patrick O'Donovan By WASHINGTON. r rHERE was a meeting at the summit this week between the Governors of Maryland and Virginia. Its purpose was to settle a bitter and occasionally deadly dispute that dates back some 200 years. The dispute concerns the right to work695 words
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Article654 1958-08-06 3 LONDON r rHE setting up of the 1 first Institute of Criminology m Britain is expected to be announced shortly by the Home Secretary, Mr. R. AButler. Its establishment will come at a time when prisons are more overcrowded than they have ever been during this654 words
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Article, Illustration385 1958-08-06 3 TYta fan Malayan President of the United Malays National Organization, Tunku Abdul Rahman, speaking to the members of the Kota Bharu division at a tea part? m his honour on Monday, warned the people to learn the lesson from the communal strife m Ceylon. "There are politicians m385 words
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Advertisement124 1958-08-06 3 OUR i ONCE -A- YEAR 84tk Anniversary SALE STILL GOING FULL BLAST with THOUSANDS OF ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS Ladies 1 Dept. Embd. COTTONS 36" NOW $250 a yrf. Prtd. FILAMENTS SILK 36" $3.90 a yd. Prtd. FURNISHING 48/50" $2.90 a yd. Prtd. CRYSTAL ORGANZA 45" $3.90 a yd. Ladies CAN CANS124 words
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212 1958-08-06 4 THE INFORMATION Officer ©f the United Nations m Bangkok, Mr. Ansar Khan said here yesterday that there was satisfaction m both Federation and Singapore on the training given to nurses. Mr. Khan who has just completed a survey of UN TeehnicaJ Assistance activities m K<*h212 words
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Article111 1958-08-06 4 THE Singapore First Criminal District Judge, Mr D. C. D'Cotta, yesterday ordered a youth, accused of having used criminal force on a woman teacher, to step out of the dock ar.r. apologize to her m "open court." Che- Kou Lin, IP. then approached Miss Katherine111 words
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Article19 1958-08-06 4 THE Guild of Graduates, University of Malaya, yesterday nominated Dr. David Tan Cr.ee Kfaoon to the Univerity Court.19 words
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Article, Illustration314 1958-08-06 4 A l\S $3,000 reward is awaiting anyone whose inbrmation leads to the recovery of the head of one of Italy's most beautiful public statues, The Standard was told yesterday. The head belongs to a statue or the Santa Trinita bridge m Florence. The bridge314 words
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Article64 1958-08-06 4 ARIMUTHU REXGASAMY 28, was yesterday committed by a Singapore Court to stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge of rape He was alleged to have raped a 14-year-old girl m a house at Thomson Road m September last year. Rengasamy, who' reserved64 words
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Article34 1958-08-06 4 HOXGKOXG, Aug. 5Special Standard Sen-ire' Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were- SlfiOfi to £T Sterling. $3.80 to US$l; $185 to Malayan $1; $0.07 to one Indonesian Rupiafc; Gold to a tacl34 words
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Article775 1958-08-06 4 Charge Based On Suspicion Only, Says Counsel THE $14,750 payroll robbery charge against Awi bin Abu, a City Council driver, was based on suspicion and nothing more, defence counsel, Mr. Leslie Rayner, submitted m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday. He asked the jury to pay full attention to Awi775 words
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Article, Illustration80 1958-08-06 4 NURSIN G assistant. Miss Lee Kwee Ping, is seen m this picture attending to a patient after the opening of the City Council's fourth public dispensary yesterday. The new dispensary is situated at the junction of Desker and Lembu Road. After Dr. V. M.80 words
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Article63 1958-08-06 4 THE Philippines Government has recognised tl I new Iraqi Government, i i cording to a statement ma yesterday by the Philippines Consul m Singapore Mr Alejandro F. HoLLgores He said that be bad reived a cabin from thi I partment of Forr:e:n Manila, saying thai Phillippine63 words
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201 1958-08-06 4 A PREVENTIVE Officer of the Bedok Custom* S station, ismail bin Mohamed Amin. wras yesterda acquitted without his defence being called on' a c\ v. unauthorised possession of 40 lbs. gross of ri« o Also acquitted of the 1 charge was Poon Lian He201 words
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175 1958-08-06 4 A FARMKR who did n ..i 1 not lo dig anymnrr «;,v hurifc I he was digging caved m a Sb«»J was lold yesterday. I Bay Chin Seng said i the inquest into the c< v his 58-year-oiri tattler Boy Siong. who175 words
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Article179 1958-08-06 4 Blind Girl May Still Go To US CHAN POH LIN, tho 15--year-old girl who was afflicted with blindness and deafness a few years ago and who is now studying at Singapore's School for the Blind, still has a very good chance of going to the Perkins Institute, m Massachusetts, where179 words
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Article59 1958-08-06 4 A NEW edition of the Malayan Post Office Guide will go on sale tomorrow at the larger post offices m Singapore and Malaya. Smaller post offices will take order for the book. The Guide contains inform-" ation about the postal services postage rates, money order and59 words
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Article, Illustration52 1958-08-06 4 1(»ii, T mi I S S <•* S2OO 009 Pasir Ris beach resort off the 0" by t Z' r T l f i f pi < s o:ld hir h will be officially sSt"r*, v b> a, th 3 P 39 C pm MlßlBter Mr>52 words
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127 1958-08-06 4 Big Demand For Novel One-Piece Telephone A LARGE number of applications for the new onepiece Swedish manufactured telephone the Ericoph-on have be< n received by the Singapore Telephone Board The General Manager of the Board. Mr. N. V. Knight said that about 100 applicaj tions for these gadgets have already127 words
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Article78 1958-08-06 4 TAX POH HENG, 36, pieadcd not guilty m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday to two charges of cheating. He was alleged to have '•heated Chua Ah Bee by saying he was a detective inspector and dishonestly inducing him to deliver four tyres and two78 words
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Article62 1958-08-06 4 A VARIETY concert presented today and at the St Patrl S Hail, Singapore \<> i for the St Stephen S The Doncerf lonigtit, wi starts al r> l icnooJ children. Admits! W be at 50 oenU per Im i Tomorrow. \nc ooa be for the |ener«l62 words
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Advertisement94 1958-08-06 4 NESTUM/ READY-COOKED tft§s£fe>X 3 cereal food "^^^W^^ Vl Readi ly digestible and verA- palatable, U^^^^ TflJHmk: NESTU>I is a splendid complementary nWwM- < 1 food for !t can be given from 4^^^^^ I NO COOKING IS REQUIRED- just liffllS^ Bdd milk r water to the required "^S^J^, quantity of NESTUM94 words
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Advertisement7 1958-08-06 4 DFDGGDGDDGDG FEEII WfJ I TIM 1 SanatJ7 words
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Article923 1958-08-06 5 Ipoh Bank Shroff races 7 Breach Of Trust Counts IPOH, Tiies.— A total of about $300,000 had been embezzled at the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank here over a "fiirly long period" during which a bank shroff was alleged to have "held back" an aggregate sum of923 words
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Article159 1958-08-06 5 Iflgrf Jies, n attempt to replace leaders m the party will be r ii rarfcrencc of the Labour J, von 22, The Standard learnt today. i jority of the ers are dissatisfied the present group of Ut': o source said, have accomplished the Part y. nor have ssed any159 words
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Article85 1958-08-06 5 A SINGAPORE housewife, Lee Ah Siew, was gagged and tied by two masked men who broke "into her house early yesterday morning m Pagoda Street and robbed her of cash and jewellery worth $900. Lee woke up at 4.30 a.m. wh^n she heard noises m the85 words
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Article, Illustration50 1958-08-06 5 THE $70,000 new extension for the Higher Middle section of the Wan Khiu School, Klang, was officially opened by Mr. Liv Hwai Kuo on Sunday. The building, the fourth addition to the school, has eight classrooms, a library and a science laboratory. Standardpic by Ch'ng Seng Poh.50 words
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Article77 1958-08-06 5 MAN FOUND HANGING FROM TREE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Hundreds of people on their way to work this morning stopped to seee a man hanging from a tree on the slope of Courthill here. Police stated later that the man, who did not 00.-sess an identity card, could have been a77 words
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Article59 1958-08-06 5 Two New I poh Lawyers IPOH. Tues. Two new lawyers were admitted to the Federation Bar when their applications were approved by Mr. Justice Good m the Supreme Court today. They were Mr. Chin Yew Choc and Mr. E. S. J. Murray, who are attached to the offices of Tuan59 words
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220 1958-08-06 5 KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Tues.— The King and the Deputy Paramount Ruler will be invited to address a mass rally it the Merdeka stadium to celebrate the prophets birthday on Sept. 26. birthday celebration gan;zed by the Qgor branch of the AU- .1 Muslim Missionary220 words
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Article147 1958-08-06 5 PERAK PLANS FOR ISLAMIC SCHOOL IPOH. Tues. The Perak Government has approved a scheme to build an Islamic middle school m Perak m the near future. The scheme was mooted by the Religious Department of Perak lour years aso but Government's approval was announced by Faja Musa ibnl Sultan Abdul147 words
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Article94 1958-08-06 5 THEY WANT ENGLISH TEACHERS TELUK ANSON, Tues. A resolution urging Government to provide English teachers m all Malay schools was passed at the annual general meeting of the Lower Perak Branch of the Perak Malay Teachers Union held here over the weekend The union suggested to Government that the Organiser94 words
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Article39 1958-08-06 5 PENANG, Tues. Telecommunications Department workers discovered 500 rounds of .308 ammunition while digging a section of Ayer Itam Lane yesterday. They were digging to lay telephone cables. The police took possession of the ammunition. said39 words
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Article, Illustration210 1958-08-06 5 REPRESENTATIVES of the Malayan Railway Administration and seven railway trade unions met m the Administration's HQ m Kuala Lumpur on Monday to devise ways and means to overcome the present financial crisis facing the Railways. Picture below shows the Railway's General Manager, Mr. D. D.210 words
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Advertisement378 1958-08-06 5 Has your/doctor 1 |j J told you/about lp§^pH this NEW shampoo? Sebbix shampoo was originally prepared as an aid to doctors and has been known to them for several years as an effective treatment for dandruff. '.Dandruff disappears/. Sebbix contains two special ingredients used m no" 'other "shampoo," which stimulate378 words
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75 1958-08-06 6 Royal Donation To Tuberculosis Hospital Fund KUALA LUMPUR. 1 The Raja Perm&isuri has given a donation of towards the Lady Ten c Tuberculosis Hospital F A total of 17.655 16 received by the Fund month. Mr. Chan Kec i--.-Chan Chee Hong and Compai here contributed 1500 toward endowment of one75 words
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Article546 1958-08-06 6 I WAS SO FRIGHTEN JAGA Court Hears Of n-Day Sanctuary KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A watchman was so scared of a man who had stabbed to death two of his friends and whom he failed to disarm that he ran to a Police Station to seek sanctuary for 11 days, the546 words
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306 1958-08-06 6 $52,000 Dope Was Strapped To Legs PENANG, Tues— About $52,000 worth of morphine m slabs, strapped to -he legs of two men at the airport terminal m Bayan Lepas, was discovered by Revenue Officers, as the two men were waiting to catch a plane for Singapore, the Sessions Court was306 words
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Article114 1958-08-06 6 MERDEKA ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE KUALA LIPIS, Tues. A Merdeka Anniversary Celebrations Committee was formed here yesterday at a meeting held m the District Office conference room. District Officr. Inche Mohd Annuar bin Lope Shukor was elected Chairman of the Committee. It was decided to spend a sum of $2,000/- m the114 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-08-06 6 DEFENCE Minister Dato Abdul Razak < uts a rib bon to declare open the new 5350.000 hnilding of th< Selangor Pakistanis Association m Kuala Lumpur < n Sunday. On the Minister's left is Mr MA Malik th* president. A large gathering Attended a reception later the54 words
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Article246 1958-08-06 6 IPOH, Tues —An attractivp W-kM mah, yesterday told thr Session^ m love with a youth, but becausr o f&?I tion to their association, they used u M the caves near the Ipoh marble qua- She was giving evidence in case where her lover, Ar: Kassim, 2n, a labourer, charged246 words
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Article688 1958-08-06 7 HURRIED SAYONARA BY OGATA Ex-Police Chief i Rescued From Airport Ambush i THE Japanese police chief of Syonanto (Japanese name for Occupied Singapore), Mr. Shinichi Ogata, I slipped out of the Colony for Japan at 7.50 p.m. yester- 7 day under cover of the heaviest security guard the t Airport688 words
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299 1958-08-06 7 PROBLEM: TO STRIKE OR NOT TO STRIKE? THE 10,000-strong Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation yesterday ordered its ten affiliated unions to summon meetings of their members to decide what action should be taken m the event of a break-down m negotiations with the Council. A spokesman for the Federation299 words
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179 1958-08-06 7 1 THE Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union 8 last year paid out more than $3,700 m the form of benel' fit allowances to its members. r I The Union's annual report published yesterday, stated that of this amount, $1 171 was paid out as179 words
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120 1958-08-06 7 IPOH Tues The Minisi ter for Interior and Justice, x Inche Suleiman bin Dato Ap--5 dul Rahman, who is Malaya s Chief scout, will °P en^tne 5 six-day Pan-Malayan Camp for scouts and scoutera at 1 the "Herslet Camp" m Tiger S Lane, on120 words
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Article33 1958-08-06 7 PENANG, Tues. An employee'of the Penang Abattoir Yeoh Guan Hai. pleaded not guilty m the Sessions Court 1 He" wa^aUowed $2,000 and the case was postponed to Aug. 23.33 words
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Article149 1958-08-06 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were:Buyers Sellers Spot m R.S.S. No. 1 81* 8 1 R.S.S. No. 1 (Sept.) 811 gj 1 R.S.S. No. 2 80 i 81 R.S.S. No. 3 16 <6a Tone: Quiet. The price of tin m Singapore yesterday was149 words
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Article79 1958-08-06 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tucs The Federation of Malaya participated at the 7th annual convention of the Federation of Islamic Associations m the United States and Canada, at th? Hotel Sutler. Washington D.C on July 13. 19 and 20. The Federation Embassy donated two items of Kelantan79 words
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Article134 1958-08-06 7 A FORMER employee of the Colony firm British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co. Ltd.. was yesterday advised by the Singapore District Jud^e. Mr. Lee Shoo Khoon. to try to live within his means and "turn over a new leaf." The employee, Chew Thiang Hock,134 words
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Article81 1958-08-06 7 UNEMPLOYED Teo Hea Swee. 23, was yesterday sen- tenced m a Singapore District Court to undergo three years corrective training for posses- sion of two daggers without i reasonable excuse or lawful authority. Inspector E. Mahadevan. prosecuting, told the Court that Teo had five previoas con-81 words
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Article41 1958-08-06 7 THE Psychology Club In Kuala Lumpur will hold a ball on Saturday m the Chinese Assembly Hall to celebrate its 11th anniversary. Dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. with the Cyril Gomes Quintet m attendance^ a41 words
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Article255 1958-08-06 7 THE general secretary of the Singapore General Employees' Union, Mr. T. V. Gomez, and three former employees of the Singapore Glass Factory were yesterday fined $25 each by the Fifth Magistrate. Mr. Robert Chee. for at- templing to obstruct at the entrance of the factory, on255 words
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Article56 1958-08-06 7 M F. J COX, of the Royal Air Force! Changi, was yesterday acquitted m a Singapore Court on a charge of causing the death of Ng Swee Lin by negligent driving, at Changi Road on April 4. owing to lack of evidence. Cox was defended by Mr D.56 words
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Article93 1958-08-06 7 REDIFFUSION (Silver Network): 6.57 am. Rediffusion March 7 a.m. Time Signal Opemng Announcement. 7.01 Sunrise Serenade. 7.30 News. 7.1) Musical Clock. 8.30 Morning Medley l p.m. Strictly Instrumental. IJO News. 1.45 The PigaHe Payers 2 p.m Announcer's Choice 2.30 Theatre Of The Air 3 3 Henry Jerome Show. 34a93 words
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Miscellaneous177 1958-08-06 7 SJTKJAKJKDJKDJ TODAY: Singapore 2.20 a.m. (7ft. 9in 2.46 p.m (Bft. lin.) Port Diekson 10 a.m. (3ft. 2in.) 10.09 p.m '7ft. sin.> Peaiint; 405 a.m. (7ft. 2m.) 401 p.m 1 7ft. 2in.) TOMOKKOW: Singapore 302 a.m. (7ft. 3in.) 320 p.m. (7ft 9in. Port Diekson 10.37 a.m. <7ft. bin 10.45 p.m (7ft.)177 words
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Advertisement1081 1958-08-06 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lints) (Incorporated m Singapore) (12 lines) •£T THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargc (via Suex with liberty to proceed via Panama or Cape ot Cood1,081 words
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Advertisement943 1958-08-06 8 MITSUI ipJF^ LINE FOR JAPAN Spore P Sham Penang Akokurason Maru for Hongkong, Yokohama, Kobe, Moji 17 Aug 15 Aug Hakubasan Maru for Hongkong, Japan Ports 28 Aug 25 Aug FOR U.S.A. via SUEZ For New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore via Bombay. Akibosan Maru from Japan 18 Aug 21 Aug FOR943 words
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Advertisement431 1958-08-06 8 EAST ASIATIC J HOMEWARDS Sa,lin*, fo Adrn U Rotterdam Hamburg Bremen Cop^ l "LAUNDIA" >s >;; "KINA" I "MALACCA" ii**, I "SELANDIA" Sp 2 I OUTWARD Sailmgs for Ban kok nd f I "SELANDIA" 1f I "KOREA" OENMARK HOUSI KUALA LUMP.c S.NCAPORI &4> Ampan U R M^ k >*, 12.431 words
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Article83 1958-08-06 9 Rubber Market Quiet SINGAPORE rubber price closed at 8H cents ocr Ib. tor International first grade August shipment, unchanged on the previous close. After opening slightly higher, the market ruled quiet but fluctuating within narrow limits. Lower sheet Interest was on the >mall side and factories were disinterested. The market83 words
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Article47 1958-08-06 9 SIXGAPORF Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices In cents per lb yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot f.o.b. 82» 822 Internationa] Aug. No. 1 RSS f.o.b. 82 i 821 Sent. SI I 62 Aug. 2 81 4 811 Aug. 3 76J 77 Tone Very quiet.47 words
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Article49 1958-08-06 9 MALAYAN rubber exports In July amounted to 82,483 tons, against 82,825 ton? m the previous month, according to Preli m i arv fl gures. Total exoorts from January to July this year were 605,704 tons. In the first seven months cf last year 551,460 tons.49 words
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Article76 1958-08-06 9 State To Hold Farm Display PENANG, Tues.— Workmen are busy constructing the building for this year's agricultural show at Bagan Jermal. Butterworth. The show ground occupies eight acres of land. More than 30 stalls have been constructed for commercial firms and government departments to display their goods. A special enclosure76 words
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Article33 1958-08-06 9 RUBBER outputs for July announced ?.rA Amalgamated Malay 83,500 lb.; Borc'.li 106,--300 ;b.: Connemara 78.500 lb.; New Serendah TT.ooo lb.; Basseti 33.500 ib.: Kuala Sidim 126,382 lb.; Bukit Kepon^ 30,--000 lb.33 words
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Article129 1958-08-06 9 THE Malayan exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: .London: selling 2/3-38; buying airmail. T.T 2 4. OD. 2 4-1/32, 30 d/st 2/4-5/32. 45 d/st 2/4-7/32, 60 d St 2,4-1/4. 9o d/st 2/4-3/8. 120 d/st 2/4-, 15/32. 180 d/st 2/4-11/16. New York:129 words
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Article, Illustration247 1958-08-06 9 MALAYA can expect more supplies of Australian paper as the industry develops m the Dominion, Mr. E. Esmond Jones, sales manager of Associated Pulp Pa per Mill Ltd.. said m Singapore yesterday. Mr. Jones said the Australian paper industry Had grown three times its size247 words
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Article88 1958-08-06 9 A NEW version of the English Electric Canberra for R.A.F. Fighter Command has been announced. Designated the Canberra f\ Mark 11 (c.even), the aircraft is for training pilots and navigators of all-weather fighters m the use of airborne interception radar. The Canberra T. Mark 11 is a88 words
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Article184 1958-08-06 9 Ol TER ROADS Bencleuch. Blissful, William G Walkley, Leana, Nikko Maru, Castor, Surat. Sagafjord, Van Cloon, Hclikon. Calt. Gothenburg, Serampang, Santa Lucia. Algol. Oakvillc, Senwyvis, '"an Carlos, Kaloekoo. Bakongan, Batoela Olinda, Ryusho Maru. Celebes Tong Poh. B'ianca, Lars Maersk. Oulids. Pres. Madieon. Banggaai. Saint M'onroe, Lidia. Lapaz.184 words
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198 1958-08-06 9 AUSSIE FLOUR EXPORTS FACING THREAT PENANG, Tugs. Germany and France are posing a threat to Australia's wheat flour exports to Malaya as these countries are increasing their exports of the commodity to this country. This was stated today by a leading wheat merchant Mr. Soon Yeow Chor.g. Mr. Soon added198 words
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Article169 1958-08-06 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday:— Fed. Disp. $1.08 (overnight), M.09 to $1.07J: Gammon $1.46 to Sl.4iJ (overnight), 51.46J to *1 47 j; Hammer $160; H. Waugh W 27; M. Breweries $2.70; M Cement $1.34 (overnight*, $1.33] 11.32; M. Box $1.65; Robinson ords. $1.52}. $1.53;169 words
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79 1958-08-06 9 All Share Sections Quietly Steady ALL sections m the Malayan share market were quietly steady yesterday. Turnover was small, j Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers United Engineers Ords. ($1)) O.?,8 0.91 Wearne Bros 3 30 3.35 MININGS Austral Amal. 9/9 10/ STERLING RUBBERS79 words
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Article276 1958-08-06 9 KAMPONG Lanjut Tin I Dredging Ltd.'s profit for the year, ended March 31, 1958. after providing for depreciation and depletion, Ls £123,872. Deductions for Malayan income tax leave a balance for the year of £113,872. To this is added the balance brought forward from last year totalling £69,893.276 words
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Article59 1958-08-06 9 BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 5 (UPI) A "Buy British" week was officially opened yesterday afternoon by ambassador. Sir John Guthrie Ward, to the accompaniment of St. Andrew's Scottish pipe band. An exposition of British goods and manufactures is being held m the main building of the British-owned59 words
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Article29 1958-08-06 9 GOPENG Consolidated Ltd. have declared a second interim dividend of 3d per stock unit for the year ending Sept. 30, IDSB, payable m England on Aug. 29.29 words
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Article96 1958-08-06 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra July Aug. U.K.. Continent $31£ buyers, $32 sellers; coconut oil m bulk $48.3 sellers, m drums $51 1 se'lers; Muntok white pepper $12!) sellers; Sarawak white $123 sellers; Special Sarawak black $74. Singapore Copra Association closing96 words
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Article60 1958-08-06 9 MALAYAN production of tin-in-concentrau., m June was 2.951 tons, against 3,226 tons m May. Output m the first half of this year totalled 21,539 tons, against 29.182 torus m the same period of 1957. Stocks of tin metal at the end of June totalled 9.840 tons,60 words
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279 1958-08-06 9 SEVERAL Malayans who have been attending courses on electronics are taking their end of course examinations m Cambridge, England. They were among stu- dents from 21 countries 'brought to England under j the scheme operated by lone of the largest TV and radio manufacturers m279 words
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Article17 1958-08-06 9 THE United State-- has agreed to extend a U*****,--000,000 stabilization loan to Turkey.- UPIUPI - 17 words
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281 1958-08-06 9 Increased Usage In Sterling Foreseen j LONDON. Aug. 5 (UPI) Financial experts today noted new developments [q Britain's overseas investments and mci eased use of sterling m international payments, following ihe publication of the Rank of England's annual n port 'o r the year ended last Feb. 28. The report,281 words
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Article60 1958-08-06 9 TOTAL QUANTITY of Pakistan .lite exports to foreign countries during the fortnight ended July 15, warn 85.217 balo c says a Statement issued by the State B^nk of Pakir-tan. Darra Of this 28,964 bales wr r e exporter] to sterling nrea 50.--918 bales to continental ares, 15060 words
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Article, Illustration90 1958-08-06 9 A GROUP of Vietnamese and American officials, headed by Secretary of State for Agriculture Le Van Dong, of Vietnam, inspect Da Dune Dam. costing US 1,500,000 m the Binh Tuy Province. about 110 miles Northwest of Saigon during the dedication ceremony recently. The dam. built90 words
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Advertisement384 1958-08-06 9 S por« P. S'hom PenoiiQ Au 3 16 Aug 10 St* 7Sepf f -1 Aug 24 Aug 26 Aug :S,pt 16 Sept r £V £HETT STAR LINE j^J k 9 p f f Sept Aug 1 3 Aug Au} 29 Aug Accommodation) jffBICAH MAIL LINE w ;<iq-.icv San Froncisco P^^^384 words
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Article, Illustration1425 1958-08-06 10 JAMES B. BROWNE - JAMES B. BROWNE STANDARD'S SPECIAL FEATURES; EVERY WEDNESDAY As We Journey To Mars By WHEN on unexplained phenomenon is encountered year after year, it can hardly be dismissed as a fantasy. That is the situation m respect of the manifestation popularly known as the flying saucer. It1,425 words
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460 1958-08-06 10 Esmond Pyzer - Esmond Pyzer By East Africa. The Intensive effort required to achieve that, result was the measure of the grip which a loathsome secret society, with obscene and revolting oa*ha. had gained on an460 words
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Article, Illustration11 1958-08-06 10 The Burning Cross a common ritual oi the Ku Klux Klan11 words
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Advertisement145 1958-08-06 10 No pushing or pulling. >^v\ /T no "guesswork" ever. .'-T^^^M i^Bj^ -V»- *j- I IB I You can depend on the Parker 61 pen to fill itself by itself every single I! HI time with no guesswork. There is nothing for you to push, pull or llßa manipulate. Capillary "suction"145 words
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Article269 1958-08-06 11 MAN TENNIS ,»,Vfy A BIG FLOP LUMPUR, Tuesday The *>•* TenniS Championships which l3 *!\-i Sunday will long be remem s 0 big flop m more ways than hi itioßal I not a "S Of m- eye- Jj^ disappoint- B Übc wav f H title i a little ■jwament269 words
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Article70 1958-08-06 11 WINDSOR. England, Aug. 5 (Reuter).— The Queen yesterday presented the Du*e ot Edinburgh with a polo whip after a match m Windsor Park. The «sport-loving Duke captained the Windsor Park side m a two-all draw with Silver Leys. Afterwards he headed the eight players of70 words
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Article, Illustration105 1958-08-06 11 LEFT: Singapore's new champion, Omar Ibrahim, receives the men's singles trophy he won on Monday night from Mrs. Wee Kirn Wee, wife of the president of the Singapore Badminton Association. Omar beat the junior champion. V. S. S. Nathan m the final after earlier ousting the105 words
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645 1958-08-06 11 Malays Give The Busmen First Taste Of Defeat PENANG, Tues. Malayan Malays staged a whirled rally m the last ten minutes to defeat the Kowloon Motor Bus Company soccer tourists 4—2 before a rowd of about 9,000 fan's at the City Stadium this evening. Hongkong tourists, who at half-time, saw645 words
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Article359 1958-08-06 11 New Rules To Bind Affiliates For Fund Raising By THE SPORTS EDITOR THE SINGAPORE Olympic and Sports Council is making a bid to tax the 'gates' of matches organised by their affiliates to finance their teams for overseas yenlures. At an extraordinary meeting of the359 words
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Article57 1958-08-06 11 WINNERS of the Lucky Draw of the 1358 annual National Championships. Malayan Water Ski Association. ar c requested to Claim their prizes from Mr. B. Lim, telephone No. *****. The winning numbers drawn at Pasir Ris on Monday a re 1014. 3202. 1192, 3239, 2442. 1059.57 words
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Article66 1958-08-06 11 SOCCER— SGS FA KO. Cup Ist Rouml— POltCC 'B" vs. Mar net "B." Geylang, 515 p.m. S B.H.F A Sc- find: Chartered Bark VB, National Carbon, JaUisj Brsnr. 5.15 p BAD M W TO V— lnterClub matcnet, Ltl round* Badminton Stadiu m 7 p w ATHLETICS— Monk* HiU66 words
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Article287 1958-08-06 11 PENANG, Tues. Several candidates for the last day of the Penans Turf Club August Bank Holiday meeting, were given fast work on a heavy track this morning. There was hravy rain yesterday evening. Game One (Johnson)« who was a course scratching <m the j287 words
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Article, Illustration85 1958-08-06 11 A THOMAS CUPPER IN THE MAKING SINGAPORE'S best prospect for a Thomas Cup berth is the junior champion. V. S. S. Nathan who did aH but take the open title m this year's Singapore bad minion championships. Nathan's best victory was over the Thomas Cup I plcyer, Johnny Heah. He85 words
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Article54 1958-08-06 11 IPOH. Tues.— Mr. J. R. Whimster, a former North Malayan golf champion, has been elected captain of the Perak Turf Club sports club's golf section. Mr. Whimster who is Presi dent of the Sessions Court. takes the place of Dr. R. F. Coughlan who resigned prior54 words
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87 1958-08-06 11 HONGKONG lead Singapore 3-1 at the end of the first day's inter-port golf played at the Royal Island Club yesterday. Results of the Foursomes were: Hall and Leighton beat McMullan and Potts seven and six. Mackie and Sutcliffe beat Craik and Bell four and87 words
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Article54 1958-08-06 11 D D Coming THE ASIAN Games and new Malayan champions, Philippines' Rejmundo Deyro and M. Dungo will arrive m the Colony tomorrow morning for exhibition matches on the padang m the evening. The matches that will be played by the Filipinos and Colony stars will be announced today by the54 words
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802 1958-08-06 11 LIFTERS WOULD NOT HAVE WON 'GOLDS' WITHOUT OSCAR His Guidance Brought Victory For Howe Liang Ser Cher VALUABLE advice and timely guidance from Mr. Oscar State honorary secretary of the British Empire and Commonwealth Weight-lifting Federation, enabled Singapore s two lifters, Tan Howe Liang and Tan Ser Cher, competing without802 words
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Advertisement82 1958-08-06 11 R^/%Bffll ET\ Jt* JL 91 ay ffi* w. B qY ■^■^3^r {Q&mcZ^Z^^b Slkfr. &m 3 i A According to Hindu belieh, dancing iffifJiTf'^f^ J^' I W3 created by Brahma and given t«> fHB m^ ■^^r^^VW Classically, the most important of Hi« Ba Bg^it four major schools of Hindu dancing. ■iP^82 words
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Article235 1958-08-06 12 AFTER THREE successive victories, Indian Recreation Club failed against defending champions Marines Sports Club, who beat them by four goals to one m a SAFA Div. 1 league match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. From this victory, the Marines now occupy the second place, a position235 words
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Article, Illustration43 1958-08-06 12 LONDON. Aug. 5 (Reuter)— The M.C.C. have agreed to send a team to Brazil and Argentina late this year or early next year, The party will probably leave just before Christmas and play about ten matches ir> four weeks.43 words
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Article208 1958-08-06 12 London's Farewell To Athletes LONDON*. Aug. 5 —Lord Horn 5 cr< I State for Commonwealth lations, last night bade tare well to the men and competitors of 35 Briti Empire and Common* nations, who have boon guests of London since th Games ended at Card.:: i days ago. Sp^akm^ from208 words
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Article145 1958-08-06 12 PARIS. A 1:5 .'1 <K. Ror.e Priolley, of Fran I Brian Wilkinson, Australia British Empire and Comrr wealth Grami I nona list, m the MO m< tn fly eveni of the French > I ming championships here ye Pirolley, holder of the docked 2 mins L>B. 2145 words
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Article, Illustration366 1958-08-06 12 WHO'S GOING TO TAKE THE WICKETS? HUTTON LONDON, YORKSHIRE shocked the cricket world last week by sacking: Johnny Wardle, their world famed leftarm spin bowler, capped 28 times for England Only three clays earlier, Wardle was picked by the M.C.C. as a key man to tour Australia this winter. So366 words
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Article223 1958-08-06 12 BRIAN CHAPMAN - JOHNNY WARDLE IN A QUITS QUIZ BRIAN CHAPMAN Figures In Amazing Dressing-Room Scenes By LONDON, Tues. Johnny Wardle figured m an amazing dressing-room scene at Bramall-lane Sheffield a couple of days a.30. The England left-arm spinner, whose dismissal by Yorkshire last Wednesday shocked the cricket wofJd asked his county colleagues223 words
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Article32 1958-08-06 12 CHICAGO. Aug. 5. ißeutcr'* K(^n Venturi Calif ornia> won the 9.000 dollar (3.200 sterling) first, prize m the Chicago Open golf tournament with a 71 -hole total of 277 yesterday.32 words
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Article59 1958-08-06 12 F N Invite Firms For Meet FRASER and weave Sports Club will hold its annual athletic meet at River Valley Road on Saturday from 2.30 p.m. Invitations were sent to National Carbon, Shell Company. Singapore Cold Storage. Singapore Traction Company Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. Hume Industries and Imperial Chemical Industries59 words
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Article84 1958-08-06 12 YORKSHIRE, Aug. 5, (Reuter) Johnny Wardle. England spin bowler, who has been released by Yorkshire county cricket club played village cricket here yesterday while Yorkshire met Lancashire m the roses match. He turned out yesterday for Garforth Churches against a side of West Indians m this little84 words
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Article, Illustration57 1958-08-06 12 T) t p pretty M Vatimah binte Yaak she belongs to Sekowth i Q t?^° Well, jyr) 1 can >< Fhe tfroph es m fn t of her were toon of tfte X' i trict Mn'.ay school ny tic champtotutfitpt rcc? ti f 1 Fairtinh also won me Prr/or nance57 words
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Article96 1958-08-06 12 WINNING the Long Jump. 100 and 220 yards. Sveri [dris bin Syed Ahmad became ihc champion athlete at the Dato Abdul Razak Secondary School annual sports here on Saturday. Temenggong House with 199 points won the interhouse championship. The Corps of Drums of ihe 4th Battalion.96 words
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326 1958-08-06 12 THE burly, rough and tough Pakistani wrestling brothers, Bholu, Azlam and Akram, who made a big hit with Colony fans when they fougtit at the Happy World stadium last year, will return with the biggest Pakistani wrestling 'invasion' of Singapore. The brothers are bringing326 words
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Advertisement178 1958-08-06 12 The world famous family of medicinal products ■■■^x-V.'. ■-■\".\\v.v.". i v *\\\v.'. \%*Sr X'" X"*'X'X'*Vi '•'^'•wK" CylxSlvylyvOJß j 5 88icOv^P' 'le' X^^^h^OTm -^-S' xx->f%"'*' x si Bm^^^B^^f^y*^ ■HSff^y* jj^B CHINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is ar\ excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, Indigestion, Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN178 words
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Article201 1958-08-06 13 Uncle David - Uncle David (If U >ou kve any questions i ask, please drop a line L'ncle David, c/o SCHOOL FRONT, Spore ndird. 23, Urn Teck m Road. Names of ders will not be disclosed. I I m I I I both of you wi 1 v the201 words
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Article, Illustration489 1958-08-06 13 What one could learn from a Science Display J HAD always known that trees grew from seeds, but I never knew that there were four ways the seeds could be carried from place to place— until I visited the Anglo Chinese School Science Exhibition on Monday. The exhibition. the second489 words
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Article, Illustration10 1958-08-06 13 Visitors observing the Magic Squares Visitors m the Physics Laboratory10 words
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Advertisement331 1958-08-06 13 H I Ip^V k I T J I I 1 I I nition on "Home work": Something you do but nobody I fin it P4IXSL \VITHfII T T f!AIVS° "eni (,uan of Raffles Institution, who won an Ameriernaiienal Scholarship last year, has iust returned— with a !I 'i an American331 words
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Advertisement17 1958-08-06 13 GET YOURSELF A EBgßl^M gfToOirAIR-CONDITIONER^y AND MAKE W t«« p |taBBSMBZz^' s UBE!t I RING ***** TODaTHMBBA17 words
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Miscellaneous551 1958-08-06 13 'TODAYS Ql OTATION: "There is no tyrant like K9 Ej custom, and no freedom where its edicts are not fffl s^^s^^l^^^ resisted." Rovee B^^ll H^V Lw^^^l WEDNESDAY FOR PVIH EVERYONE: Those who are VH E^^^fl ahrosn 1 early will have the Bl B^V^^i^^R advantage of beneficial m- V^&.^PaP I H551 words
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194 1958-08-06 14 BERLIN, Aug. 5 (tPI) Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev m an interview with Indian newspapermen pledged Soviet aid to Middle East nations fighting to free themselves from the "Colonial yoke." He said there would be un« rest m the Middle East until U.S.194 words
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132 1958-08-06 14 NEW YORK. Aug. 5 (Reuter).—The United States Court of Appeal yesterday teversed convictions of six Communist leaders sent to prison n 1956, for conspiring to teach and advocate the forcible overthrow of the government. They had been sentenced to one to five years m132 words
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Article249 1958-08-06 14 But Lebanon Will Still Remain Friendly With West BEIRUT, Aug. 5 (UPI) Lebanese President-elect Fuad Chehab said last night that the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Lebanon was "m the forefront" of his policy, but said that fulfilment of his policies requires stability m the Lebanon.249 words
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298 1958-08-06 14 BOULOGNE INTERVIEW SPLASHED IN PAPER Jail breaker Hinds In Fran<e PARIS, Aug. 5. (Reuter). Interpoi. the International Police Headquarters m Paris and the French Eurete Nationale said early today they had no knowledge of the British jailbreaker Alfred George Hinds being m France. Interpoi inspectors said they had received no298 words
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Article, Illustration81 1958-08-06 14 RIFLES crack nearby bullets are flying But it is time for cocktails for two at the house of the British Ambassador m Beirut. As Sir George and Lady "Tina Middleton sip drinks on the terrace, Corporal Kenneth J. Huller, of the American Marine Corps, stands guardMirrorpic - 81 words
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Article23 1958-08-06 14 A SOVIET twin-jet T.U.104 airliner landed at Le Bourget airfield yesterday to mark the' first direct commercial flight from Moscow to Paris.- UPIUPI - 23 words
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Article34 1958-08-06 14 THE Suez Canal Authority announced yesterday that 35--foot draft ships will be able to travel through the waterway beginning August 31. The maximum draft of vessels now using the canal is 34 feet. UPIUPI - 34 words
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Article32 1958-08-06 14 RADIO ISOTOPES for medical and other uses are now being produced by India's first atomic* reactor "apsara," Dr. H.J. Bhabha, Secretary of the Indian Atomic Energy Department, said m Bombay yesterday.— ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article24 1958-08-06 14 MR. GRIGORI T. ZAITSEV. the first Soviet Ambassador to Baghdad since Iraq joined the Baghdad Pact m 1955, arrived m Baghdad from Moscow. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article23 1958-08-06 14 TELEVISION STAR Jacqueline Mackenzie announced yesterday her withdrawal as prospective Liberal Party candidate for the Cheltenham Seat m the House of Commons. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article28 1958-08-06 14 MR. Louis Joxc, Secretary General of the French Foreign Ministry, has held talks m Rabat, Morocco, on the Middle East crisis with King Mohammed V of Morocco. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article25 1958-08-06 14 THE Indonesian Government announced yesterday that the rebels had staged two major attacks on a West Sumatran town, the former insurgent stronghold of Prapat. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article35 1958-08-06 14 a 1. i\ i Cj uepanmem spokesman said yesterday that troops and equipment landed m Lebanon during the pa?t few days were part of the original United States task force assigned to the area ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article77 1958-08-06 14 DENVER. Colorado, Aug. 5i <UPI) A niece of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Mrs. Amy Wendt. filed suit for divorce yesterday against her husband of three months, Denver attorney. John A. F. Wendt, Mrs. Wendt. the former Amy Roosevelt, and Wendt were married on ADril 26 at77 words
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Article22 1958-08-06 14 ATHENS was without newspapers from yesterday because of a strike of printers claiming a 30 per cent wage increase. Reuter.22 words
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168 1958-08-06 14 SOEKARNO IS NOT A RED SAYS DIPLOMAT KARACHI, Aug. 5 (Reuter) —The Indonesian Ambassador, Dr. Tjokroadisumarto, said here* today that "it is not true that Dr. Soekarno (the Indonesian President) is a Communist." The 49-year-old Diplomat, who presented his credentials to the Pakistani President today, told reporters "It is my168 words
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Article39 1958-08-06 14 LONDON, Aug. 5 (Reuter)— The following advertisement appears today m The Times: "A titled person required to add distinction to the Board of a Wine Company. No responsibility, investment or participation. Firm very sound."39 words
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Article, Illustration39 1958-08-06 14 PRINCESS MARGARET chats with actor Mervyn Blake, playing the role of the shepherd after she saw the production of *A Winter's Tale" at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival m Ontario, Canada, last week. U P.I Pix39 words
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Article55 1958-08-06 14 JAKARTA. Aug. 3 (Reuter) Antara News Agency said today the Indonesian Government would not allow a foreign lawyer to defend the American flying Allan Lawrence Pope. According to the Indonesian Government Pope was captured after a Mitchell bomber of the rebel air arm was brought55 words
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200 1958-08-06 14 Forego Policies Of Self-interest— Church LONDON, Aug. 5 (Reuter)— The Lambeth Conferente of archbishops and bishops of the Anglican Communion, last night called on the nations to "forego those policies of self-interest which deny the interests of others." The Conference issued this call m an interim statement on peace. A200 words
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Article37 1958-08-06 14 THIRTY holiday-bound children were injured yesterday when three railway r&rriages with 250 children on board broke loose from a shun; ing engine and crashed into The baggage car m Vicenza Station m North Italy. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article236 1958-08-06 14 STUDENTS BOO DULLES IN BRA RIO DF JANEIRO. u Pk State John Foster Dulles arrived mr > on a two-day official visit md j mme^ an inti-Amcrican demonstration shaking >tudents shout m- "Dulles G b As Dulles m a cade at 50 milrfi nn I the black-draped universi students headquarters,236 words
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Article31 1958-08-06 14 Mr. li I 111 K.I fr» J t tlkin: i->J hatteri* m nuoush M minutes M rlaimed m Mn I'M sr\\(* win J j I v ca i In opp31 words
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Advertisement74 1958-08-06 14 t BY POPULAR REQUEST. .k SHE WAS HiPife t&HHKmM LOSING HER WP* A-^ISPI 5" UIKRANn m f M W The drama of o Mh| B M w mon'j fransgression, I^jBRSS BlLf 4c o gir/$ innocence W^l^^R^^HBl^. and a wife's /^Jtttt I^4JiH» 1 1^ heartbreak 'VWT& 4 |i^|Hl FfflVniM Columß'a p.ctures74 words
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Advertisement104 1958-08-06 14 SPORTS CAR I M£« S Friction drive, removable figure, eg! I Usually $7.75. NOW $6.50 I Usually I TR/X' RAIL WAV $£Ts-o /im»7erf •^J,j5 B Electric. f-mished m correct 3 British Railways colours. 5-piece t m Passenger Train (Eng.ne, Tender, m 3 Coaches); or 8 -piece Goods M Tram (Engine,104 words
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