Singapore Standard, 16 August 1958
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Title Section22 1958-08-16 1 SINGAPORE STABDARD Teleohon* ***** 5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1958 Vol. IX No. 45 15 cts 14 Pages [FINAL EDITION]22 words
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Article736 1958-08-16 1 BRITAIN RENEWS HER 'CEASE VIOLENCE' PLEA Governor May Create Communal Municipal Bodies LONDON, Aug. 15, (Reuter) Britain hopes that if violence in Cyprus ceases the return of "those at present excluded from the island" will be made possible, according to an official Government statement issued here736 words
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219 1958-08-16 1 GOVT. JOBS SHOCK: NO STAFF TO BE RECRUITED Lack Of Funds Is The Reason THE Singapore Civil Service will not recruit new staff next year due lo lack of funds. With a "standstill" budget for next year. Government wants to cut down all expenses to a bare minimum, an Establishment219 words
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Article90 1958-08-16 1 GOVERNOR TO ATTEND R.I. PARTY GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir William Goode and Lady Goode will be present at a cocktail party to commemorate the 13th anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Indonesia tomorrow. The party will be at the Consul-General's residence, 33 Peterson Road. Representatives of the Colony's90 words
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1140 1958-08-16 1 UNITED NATIONS, New York, Aug. 15, (Reuter) —Mr. Fatin Rustu Zorlu, Turkey's Foreign Minister, said today that "the major task" for the United Nations was to take measures against threats to independent states from subversion, radio propaganda and arms smuggling. Opening the third1,140 words
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Article, Illustration130 1958-08-16 1 SIXTEEN of Malaya's best sprinters will face the barrier for today's Yang Di-Pertuan Agong Cup Race over six furlongs at Kuala Lumpur, to make it the clash of the year. It is the first cup to be presented by Malaya's first Paramount Ruler and that His130 words
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412 1958-08-16 1 35 Dead Recovered From Plane Wreckage SHANNON, Aug. 15 Hiirty-fivc bodies have been picked up around the wreckage of the Dutch Super-constellation airliner which plunged into the Atlantic about 65 miles off the west coast of Ireland Tnis figure was given today by Commander James White harbour-master of the Irish412 words
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Article92 1958-08-16 1 FROGMEN IN 15 MIN. BATTLE TAIPEI, Aug. 15, (UPI) Communists and Nationalist Chinese fought ichat may be history's first battle between frogmen on Monday, the Columbia Broadcasting System reported from Quemoy today. Ten Nationalist frogmen swimming southwest of Quemoy off thf China coast encountered about 30 Red Chinese frogmen. They92 words
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136 1958-08-16 1 FIVE KILLED, 12 INJURED IN LEBANON FLARE-UP BEIRUT. Aug. 15, (UPI). A week-long calm in the Lebanese capital was shattered today when new violer.ee took a toil of at least five dead and 12 wounded. At least three persons were killed and 12 injured, three seriously, when a bomo planted136 words
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Article84 1958-08-16 1 TWO Singapore shoo assistants, Raju Mohamed and Mohamed Eliyas were assaulted with sticks when thev refused to pay extortion money to a gang in Pitt Street, last night. Raju told The Standard tnat he and his friend were asieep on the five-foot- way when four84 words
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283 1958-08-16 1 LONDON, Aug. 15, (UPI)— SEATO, the South E*st Asia Treaty Organization, has been confronted with a severe challenge that may seriously hamper its freedom of action against communist subversion in the treaty area. The challenge ha.s come from SEATO's Secretary General, Nai Pote Sarasin. who283 words
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Article21 1958-08-16 1 THE pilgrim ship. "Anking. s expected to arrive in Penang on Aug. 19 and in Singapore on Aug. 20.21 words
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233 1958-08-16 1 LONDON. Aug. 15 (UPD— Soviet affairs experts said today Vyacheslav M. Molotov has been in close contact recently with Red Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung and may have staged a partial political comeback. Molotov. former Foreign Minister and one-time Premier was banished to outer Mongolia as233 words
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Article20 1958-08-16 1 POLICE at midnight detained and employee of the Singapore Traction Company ln connection with secret society activities.20 words
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Article, Illustration358 1958-08-16 2 MORE than 1,000 employees of the Singapore Traction Company last night decided to demand a general wage rise for the entire 3,000 labour force, which if acceded to would cost ttie company about $500,000 more every year. The claim is substituting a former demand358 words
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Article91 1958-08-16 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— Employees in the pineapple industry in Malaya will have a Union soon. A group of these employees met at the Malayan Trades Union Council office here and elected a ten-man protein committee to take necessary steps to form the Union, which will91 words
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Article97 1958-08-16 2 THE exhibition of watercolour paintings by the distinguished Taiwan artist. Mr. Ran In-ting, which had drawn a good crowd during the wnole of last week at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, will now b e held at the U.S.I.S. Library, 6 Cecil Street, Singapore for one week and97 words
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Article121 1958-08-16 2 IPOH, Fri.— Five suspected gangsters Trom Singapore scaled a seven-foot barbed wire fence and escaped from a Police raiding party between Falim and Menglembu —a notorious gangster hideout—at about 10 o'clock last night. Police have set up a widespread manhunt for the suspects who121 words
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Article72 1958-08-16 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.—The following were elected office bearers of the Johore State Division: of the Malayan Trade Union Council: Chairman— Mr. S. Thavarajah. hon. secretary— Mr. K. Varughese. hon. treasurerMr. A. Hamid bin Ali, Central Committee members Mr. M P. Lobo. Committee: Messrs N Dorarajah. M.72 words
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253 1958-08-16 2 M-RftE Pang Kwee Lan of the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital told Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin in the Singapore High Court yesterday that after a five-hour vigil, she went into a house in Race Course Road and found her husband and another woman in253 words
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99 1958-08-16 2 Fireman's Murder: Third Man Charged TAN KIM KWANG. alias Ah Kwang. 22. was charged in a Singapore Court yesterday with the murder of a fireman. Sarip bin Jaffar. 25. at the Bth mile Ponggoi Road, on Aug. 2. Tan, unemployed, surrendered to the Police on Thursday. He is the third99 words
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Article36 1958-08-16 2 A YOUTH, Rumdi bin Munoaai. was yesterday acquitted in the Singapore Third District Court on a charge of robbing a woman. Tan Siew Tan of $8 at her h'.me in Home Road on June 28.36 words
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Article21 1958-08-16 2 The pilgrim ship. 'Anking." is expected to arrive in Penang on Aug. 19 and in Singapore on Aug. 20.21 words
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Advertisement742 1958-08-16 2 a_BW_flsaß_l SITUATION VACANT CITY COUNCIL rf GEORGE TOWN. PENANC APPOINTMENT OF ARCHITECTURAL ASSISTANT Appl cations are inv red for tne post cf Architectural As, stant tn the Town F'.ar-^ n^ (j g u (ding D"Dt Applicants must be Federal Citizens or eligible t^ become Federal C rtzens preferably bctw-ro the742 words
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Advertisement607 1958-08-16 2 FOR SALE ANNUAL SALE:— Bathtowel Sets (3 Pieces) $3.75 Set. Children's Sportshirts $1/-. T-shirts 60 cts. Many Bargams Cathay s, 38/39, Bras Basah Road WHERE TO SHOP SIX-FIVE-SIX NORTH BRIOCE ROAD is tne house of Exper enced Craftsmansh p m F.ne lewellery known as Cn ong Sh.ng |ewellers (Est 1934)607 words
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Advertisement598 1958-08-16 2 TENDER NOTICES F.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from Class *'E" and above registered Contractors at the Office of the State Engineer, Malacca up to 3.00 p.m. of 4th September, 1958 for:SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF METAL AT THE PW.D. QUARRY AT MALAKA PINDAH ESTATE FOR THE PERIOD 15th SEPTEMBER.598 words
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Advertisement137 1958-08-16 2 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I MADAM WONG AH Wh f No. 10 HappyTvenu" North off MacPherson Road, Singapore, have applied for a raising of status from lst C ass Beer House licence to lst Class Public House licence in respect of premises No 133 Kitchener Road. Singapore! and137 words
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Advertisement151 1958-08-16 2 fc J* m «"ern! yin Tp^ n S *<« can J 4JW HASOIHC JACOUES UKtlit j M r JW T* A l NDSLCY FARSON- PC A A I U^; NEW ALHAMBRA- ro ;j P. WAH LOONG MODERN TAILOR I offers J SPECIAL REMOVAL PR| CE fj REDUCTIONS J for 30151 words
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Article801 1958-08-16 3 jJggAtlON Prime Minister Tunku Abdul 3$ reminded all public servants that 2 an integral part of efficient service. That *L,| which he has set tor all Government which he wants to see applied not only **«ortmental affairs, but also, and very r:? r€ }<3tions. between them and the public.801 words
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Article38 1958-08-16 3 Lt> reck K.m Koad. bpore I. I■* No 1563 Cables. TIGEkNEWS" ***** (5 imei) All department* t in iu .anc Bldg.. 174 Bato Rd ***** I GMM bt Te. 3329 A B^k.tCMni Tel- ,47138 words
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Article693 1958-08-16 3 CAR RACKETEERS IN BULGARIA POMMUNIST officials In Bulgaria have a positive passion for motor-cars. A Gorernment official will give almost anything to own one: anything that is, that does not touch his own pocket. By David Laidlaw a Scot who has travelled widely in Eastern Europe, and has made a693 words
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We the PEOPLE
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Letter181 1958-08-16 3 Sir— lMr. A. K. Abraham, President ol the Singapore Business Houses Employees Union, at the delegates conference on Sunday, said that there was only a "slight" and "artificial" trade recession in Singapore which had been created by employers to exploit the workers. Who are these exploiting employers? Are they181 words
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Letter45 1958-08-16 3 Good Show Sir I like to give three hearty cheers to the two K.L. girls for their daring cha'lenge to the president of the Pan-Malayan Pensioners Association. Mr. NAVARATNAM. to sit for an examination with the pensioners to test their proficiency. K. MATHEW PHILLIPS. Singapore45 words
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Letter253 1958-08-16 3 especially trade unions wm'ch they use to further subversive activities thereu.v misleading the ignorant workers to back ud futile strikes which we have experienced in the past and will never accept again. On the other hand, what enlightens our hearts is tne embryo United Socialist Front,253 words
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Letter139 1958-08-16 3 Sir— The Chief Minister's proposed United Socialist Front will never be a success as neither another party i s wanted nor is another one with the label Socialist required by the majority of electors who are afraid the vote will only thereby be split still more. What139 words
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Letter209 1958-08-16 3 Sir Just before Police Week was launched, Mr. M. P. D. Nair, who happens to be the Assistant Minister to the Chief Secretary a no mean post the holder of which must speak with authority— said at a Press Conference that public cooperation with the Police had vastly209 words
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Article46 1958-08-16 3 Shorts from the talks nostalgia to the time when they did a fair day's work for a fair day's pay, instead of demanding the earth without even a thank-you when they got it." Sam Pollock spea.king in the BBC programme "News frtm Home" for Canadian listeners.46 words
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Article62 1958-08-16 3 "AN ancient belief, for- merly held all over the world and which still numbers its adherents in hundreds of millions, is the belief in the Good Oia Days. The author of Piers Plowman, writing six hundred years ago. lamented the falling off of the62 words
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Article, Illustration427 1958-08-16 3 r FHt, complaint has been heard, with some justification, that in newly independent countries or those approaching; the goal, the only qualification needed to join the government is relationship to some one clever at pulling strings. So far this column has not been able to confirm such dastardly427 words
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Advertisement54 1958-08-16 3 TURKEY DINNER-IN-A-DISH BIRDS EYE QUICK-FROZEN TURKEY PIE vs&_\\\\\\W V ?lk turkey, garden-fresh peas yjQmsS^^K. 7w~_\ and delirious sauce, with T^^J* "^_f _y l^^'__\\\ short-crust pastry. Birds r Jf ,N *$*w,A 'm& '-JLm Eye Turkey Pie U all readv fife^L* Jf** '■'*&kW^JmA W sire, sufficient for two. QHuK Z _^^t£j^^^^ SINGAPORE54 words
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Article, Illustration358 1958-08-16 4 SOME misunderstanding had arisen on the part of certain property owners over the objects of the Master Plan, said the Planning Adviser to the Singapore Improvement Trust, Mr. D. H. Komlosy in a talk over Radio Malava last night. ;he B m. -understandings, i he358 words
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Article75 1958-08-16 4 DOWNPOUR FLOODS SINGAPORE A TORRENTIAL down pour yesterday flooded several areas of Singapore City and outlying districts. Most affected areas were Chinatown. Orchard Roz-d. Bukit Timah. Geylang and Kampong Bahru. The Meteorological Department reported that between 11.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. 1.25 inches of rain fell. (Below) Three European women75 words
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Article57 1958-08-16 4 IPOH. Fri. An eichteen-year-old schoolgirl. Santharani. daughter of S Sinnathamby, was fatally injured when she was Involved in a collision with a Public Works Department lorry near the Clayton Road junction at about 11.45 a.m. today. Santharani a cyclist, was rushed to the District Hospital57 words
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Article671 1958-08-16 4 A WEEPING woman i n black yesterday told a Singapore Coroner that a man with whom she h?.d been living for more than three years as man and wife, had, on leaving her early in May, told her that he would only return to her "over my671 words
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1588 1958-08-16 4 WOMAN TELLS OF EVENTS LEADIHG TO JUCHS' DEATH The next day. she said, she i .went to the boarding house again, taking with her some documents belonging to Juchs and when she did not find him at home, she went to a friend's flat in Orchard Road. This friend then1,588 words
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Advertisement58 1958-08-16 4 g'fUNG CHOON \O[M NEW WORLD P*** >jM .JR I u,,, sp<>rial F (jM Special Matinee Show j&JJJ 4 *1 Saturday and Sunday at P jj Admission Prices 2I^Z-^^>l UNWANTED HAIR WO//KK REMOVED EASILY FROM W fjtk K T7 J FACE OR BODY BY L'SING I PJjP^4fl fr/co Wofers fSL^m CHARI58 words
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125 1958-08-16 5 SINGAPORE Police are investigating a kidnap report received shortly before 2 am. yesterday. A caller who rang -99!)' told Police that four men nari been seen bundling another into a taxi at Mandai Road. The Immediate Temporary Alarm system was Dut into operation and125 words
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Article94 1958-08-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Malaya Junior Chamber today announced that the Ninth Regional Conference of Asia, Junior Chamber International will be held here in April next year. It is expected that 18 A_sian countries will be represented by about 200 delegates. Many observers are also expected94 words
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Article102 1958-08-16 5 PATIENT STAMPED TO DEATH IPOH, Fri. Sixtythree mental patients in a ward of the Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong Rambutan. stood looking as one patient trampled to death a fellow-inmate at about 6.30 p.m. yesterday. The dead man was 53--year-old Phuah Ah Hoo of Sungei Patani, who had been in the102 words
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Article542 1958-08-16 5 RECESSION IS A PASSING PHASE Bright Future For Tin, Says IV I II 111 lij wfffwf KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.-^Chairman of Kuala Lumpur Tin Fields Limited, Sir Douglas Waring, said today he was "convinced" that all Malaya's tin resources would be needed in the future and that all productive capacity must542 words
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Article, Illustration150 1958-08-16 5 Jap Politicians Visit Colony L PARTY of six members of the Japanese Lower House of Representatives yesterday paid a courtesy call on the Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, during their stopover in the Colony cn route to Indonesia. After a brief talk on "things of common interest" with150 words
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140 1958-08-16 5 Alliance Will Keep Its Word, Says UMNO Man ALOR STAR, Fri. "When the Baling talks between Tunku Abdul Ranman and Chin Peng failed, we could have him arrested," Inche Ghaffar Baba, the UMNO Publicity Officer told a gathering of UMNO members here this morning. "But, added Inche Ghaffar," we did140 words
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Article38 1958-08-16 5 INCHE Mohamed Sidek bin Abdul Latiff has taken over duties as District Officer, Kuantan. He takes the Dlace of Inche Abu Hassan bin Abdullah, who has gone on promotion to Penang as Collector of Land Revenue.38 words
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Article139 1958-08-16 5 INDEPENDENT Assemblyman for Queenstown, Mr. Lee Choon Eng, yesterday lauded Singapore's Commissioner of Police. Mr. A. E. G. Blades for his directive to his officers that the new powers to stamp secret societies should not be abused. Mr. Lee in a letter to the Chief Secretary139 words
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Article71 1958-08-16 5 A HOUSEWIFE, Chia Soon Peng, 27, wa s yesterday fined $6,000 in default six months' jail, in a Singapore Court after she pleaded guilty to a charge of assisting in the carrying on of a public lottery at Kitchener Road early yesterday. Chia, when arrested by a71 words
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Advertisement124 1958-08-16 5 <**_*_____.<*_*.____. QUALITY SHOES for BACK TO JCHOOL fcv.vA W .V.V^V.WAW.V^V.V.:.:.v.y.-.>-.:.v.v.;. v v nssj^^r*4 /^S>n. «»o** r iw th« eof H *a* jf ?s> l rtt l a 7^7 o— Bo u ft rots}s!_LU b.«*' n i*n ♦•lS Ta/irc advantage of Our Cartoon Competition and get 20% Discount on Our "Jumper"124 words
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Article402 1958-08-16 6 Grants For Them Till They Are Self-Supporting KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Thc Selangor State Welfare Committee has obtained 171 acres of land from the State Government for the rehabilitation of cured lepers with their families and also adjoining plots for cultivation, the annual report of the Central402 words
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Article220 1958-08-16 6 3 FROM PENANG TO ATTEND SEMINAR PENANG. Fri. Three people from here have been invited by the PanMalayan Committee for Kadio Courses, to attend a seminar in Singapore from Aug. 16 to 18 at the University of Malaya. They are Mr. J. E. Miller. Mr. Ng Boon Khai and Mr.220 words
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94 1958-08-16 6 Asia Foundation Will Pay The Passage Money KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The As: a Foundation wil! pay the transport expenses for three delegates from the Central Welfare Council to the Ninth International Conference of Social Work at Tokvo from Nov 3C to Dec 6., the Council's »m_ual report stated today. There94 words
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Article, Illustration37 1958-08-16 6 MR. JUSTICE THOMSON, the Federations Chief Justice, flew into Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday evening after a short holiday in Britain. The Judge is pictured at the Kuala Lumpur In- ternational Airport. Standardpic by FahFah - 37 words
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Article69 1958-08-16 6 IPOH. Fri. Two Ipoh teachers. Mr. Desmond Tate and Mr. Neoh Theam Chye of the Anderson School will attend the History Seminar to be held at the University of Malaya in Singapore on Aug. 23 and 24. They have been nominated to represent Perak at the69 words
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Article, Illustration79 1958-08-16 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Selangor State Government has given permission to the YMCA to put up a building at Petaling Java to cater for the needs of youths in the area A plot approximately 100 x 100 feet has been allotted for the building and79 words
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266 1958-08-16 6 Soviets Jamming U.N. Broadcasts, Says USIS KUALA LUMPUR. Fit I United States Information Service officials in the Federation, listening to the Voice of America broadcasts of the current deba'es on the Middle East in the United Nations General I Assembly, found that there was unusually heavy jam-! [icing at various266 words
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Article36 1958-08-16 6 HONGKONG. Aug. 15. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were $16.06 to El Sterling $5.81 to US$l; $1.85 to Malayan $1; $0.07 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $254 tr> a tael.36 words
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Article51 1958-08-16 6 THREE members of the Federation Army returned to Kuala Lumpur by air on Wednesday after two years' training at the Sandhurst Military Academy in Britain. The new 2nd Lieutenants are Hussein bin Zainal Abidin. Ahmad KushaJri bin Haji Zainudin and Abdul Hamid bin Ibrahim Stan- dardpic byFAH - 51 words
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Article145 1958-08-16 6 SUPERVISEE IS SENT BACK TO JAIL PENANG, Fri. A Police supervisee, Hashim bin Sultan, was jailed for two years by Sessions Judge. Mr. Au Ah Wah, on a charge of housebreaking with intent to commit theft at China Street on Aug. 15. Before sentence, Hashim, who had three previous convictions,145 words
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Article44 1958-08-16 6 THE Malay Youth Literary Association (Persatuan Persuratan Permuda Pcrmudi Meiayu) yesterday announced that due to unavoidable circumstances, the charitv film show at the Garrick cinema, Singapore, at 130 a.m. tomorrow will feature ''Harimau T.iampa" (Indonesian) instead of "Tiga Darah"* as previi announced.44 words
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238 1958-08-16 6 POLICE PLAYED MY PIN-TABLE MAN TELLS COU PENANG Fri. A nartn«> I Teoh Boon Chew, 30. told Ci^,^ 1 Barakbah today that member! k M patronized the pin-tables i n his shoo "H leon was making his defence on a summons of using a shop-house in Penang Road as a238 words
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Article143 1958-08-16 6 PENANG pfcJ ifl |H y.mm. 4 trie! Ist r. 4 mg a c, ,v ri BUI ng BMwtJ mr(? t Hil la:;! Committee D^' V! pant Dkl lUnJußtxi IDm [ndwtry a*. U iurini thii m rhlg in H| pro-ten- ;■-.->* association V: I Seng, tc Tr.-- S:.:a Mr Lee143 words
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Article205 1958-08-16 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. b ma n> Jj I in this country, the employees. {ho^'\ h M unions, are frightened to do s o and f "J is a union, they are afraid to oT '«M ship for fear of reprisals from tnr J clarcd the "AMESUN" oflficia n .^^M205 words
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Article64 1958-08-16 6 IPOH, Fri Tuan Syed Zaharuddin bin Hassan. District Officer, Tapah leave Malaya shortly OO four-month tour sponsorea by the United States Information Services. Formerly attached to tne; Perak Secretariat. Tuan Syed I y 1 r it) nrtl Tapah lS .v£j D iriog Hashim wn ofl64 words
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Article18 1958-08-16 6 PEN Tra p Tra eetmg „j Thc d I Kean S -J to c<H>l *4 I 1 _>18 words
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Advertisement256 1958-08-16 6 tl. ai _F n ,n^. e J£ l n tne «lMHn«r commissioned to deslen a The Olympic Cross j^amilWiita S^ffiS^irJ^^ watcn the WSeriT sailors k^*9^mmmAmmm9-9W_f§r m KL™£ i^ e bo,In ■rtKode of and pilots of Britain could On:y watch manufactur- _^_.^Sfe^ V? e arrt,l sportsmen in the confidently take with256 words
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Article362 1958-08-16 7 Parking At Raffles Will Worsen, Says Automobile Chief A "retrograde step" was the comment of the chair, man of the Singapore Automobile Association, Mr. W. G.Thurston, yesterday, when asked what he thought of thc proposal to convert the existing tar park at Raffles Place into a public362 words
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Article109 1958-08-16 7 AVOID THE PEAK PERIOD SINGAPORE'S Minister for Health, Mr. A. J. Braga, yesterday appealed to users of the Outpatient Clinic of the General Hospital to try and avoid the peak period. He said that the place was usually crowded at 9 a.m "If they come later during the day there109 words
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125 1958-08-16 7 U.S. STUDENT LEADER TO VISIT MALAYA THE United States Information Service in Singapore yesterday announced that Carl Terzian. President of the Student Body of the University of Southern California, is expected to arrive in Singapore on Monday from Australia for a month's stay m Malay?. Mr. Terzian. who will be125 words
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Article, Illustration67 1958-08-16 7 THE Commander-in-Chief. Far East Air Force. Air Marshal the Earl of Brandon, is seen inspecting members of the Malayan Air Training Corps when he visited them at Changi where they were holding their annual camp. He later took the salute at an impressive mareh past ofStandardpic - 67 words
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Article41 1958-08-16 7 MR. S. M. Vasacar. LiberalSocialist City Councillor fer Sepoy Lines is seriously ill pnd until further notice members of his constituency and others who desire his assistance are requested to contact Mrs. Felice Leon Soh. LiberalSocialist Councillor for Mount-41 words
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Article29 1958-08-16 7 JOHN Phoon. 23. was yesterday acquitted by the Singapore Second District Judge. Mr. Choor Singh, on a charge of dishonestly using a forged cheque on Jan. 30.29 words
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Article149 1958-08-16 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singa pore yesterday were:- Tone: Steady. The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was S3WH (dpwn Si). Tone: Dull LONDON RUBBER Friday's opening first session. Tone: Barely steady. CLOSING s Pot 23_d September 23£d. Oct.-December 23£d. January-March 24 d. April-June149 words
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Article192 1958-08-16 7 SINGAPORE Commissioner of Police, Mr. A.E.G. Blades said last night that it was no use removing gangsters unless at the same time relations between the Police and the public improved He added improved relations between the Police and the public would result in increasing the192 words
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Article74 1958-08-16 7 RESIDENTS of the West Coast Road area of Singapore through its community centre have contributed $52 to Madam Lim Geok Say whose attap house was recently destroyed by fire at the 8] Milestone. The centre aiso recommended Madam Lim to the Social Welfare Department for74 words
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Article78 1958-08-16 7 THE Singapore City Council has approved a scheme to establish pedestrian footpaths on major thoroughfares in the City on which there is heavy pedestrian traffic. But on narrow roads the footpaths wiU be on one side only. The Council has agreed to have one-side footpaths on the78 words
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257 1958-08-16 7 CHINESE GIRLS ONLY FOR 'DOLL' CONTEST A "MISS China Doll" contest, open to Chinese girls or girls of Chinese origin and appearance, between 18 and 25 years old, will be held in Singapore in conjunction with the film of the same name starring Lili Hua and Victor Mature. Entry forms257 words
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Advertisement612 1958-08-16 7 sfCfoHWMWisfflONNit k __T_____!T2f?f»-_T ¥3(^ '-I_W i KSI S JUI V NOW SHOWING! J __L~-__P™J? T-__S____K Vi Ji-iifi X, ■^**-^fci-«P«*#l ll a.m. -1.4.5-4.1.1-6.45 9.3<l p.m. j^, Anthony Perkins Silvana Mangano Richard (onte j gaagg "Tms ancby age J C MIDNIOHT We Dare You To See It Alone! «^C roXIOHTj "fiih FLY".612 words
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Advertisement885 1958-08-16 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO.* LTD. fait *****/6. *****/4 132/6. Robinson Resd THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTN AMERICAN SERVICE Te HaNtsx. Boston. New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia t> Cult Ports. MYRMIDON 17/23 Oct 26 Oct 27/28 Oct Career* option to proceed via other ports to load snd discharge cargo NORTH GERMAN LLOYD HAMBURC885 words
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Advertisement1138 1958-08-16 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD ec CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated in Singapore) < 12 ■ST THE BLUE PUMMEL LIME T SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW, LONDON Lt CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load end discharge cargo (Via Sues with liberty to proceed via Panama or1,138 words
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Advertisement958 1958-08-16 8 MITSUI |J\ LINE FOR JAPAN S'pore P.S'hom Penong Akakurason Maru for Hongkong, Yokohama. Kobe. Moji G.42/43 Hakubosan Moru tor Hongkong. Japan Ports 28 Aug 26 Aug 25 Aug Harunosan Maru for Manila, Pusan. Kobe, Yokohama 19 Aug FOR U.S.A. vio SUEZ Fr» New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore via Bombay. Akibasan Maru958 words
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Advertisement508 1958-08-16 8 EAST ASIATIC 111 HOMEWARDS Soiling, 0 r Aden cn Port i .^H Rotterdom. Hamburg, Bremen Co L SH topenh 09et, G«*jH "LALANDIA" »n'°l, I s 1 "l/IMA" m ■VinM VSSepi Calling Gdynio :^> I ''MALACCA" 13 14 Sept I Calling Port Sudan H "SELANDIA" s„ Scp M I UTWARDS S"""-*'508 words
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Article228 1958-08-16 9 QUIET conditions have pievailed throughout the week and with no influences indicating a future trend, fluctuations have been within narrow limits, says Holidiy Cutler, Bath Gr Co. Ltd.'s weekly market report. Any movement has soon been stifled by profit-tak-ing or short-covering. Russia and China have228 words
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Article133 1958-08-16 9 U.K. Big Buyer Of Latex UNITED Kingdom was the largest, buyer of prepared latex from Malava in July, taking 2.756 tons of the month's total shipments of 10.537 tons. America bought 2.608 tons and was the second largest buyer. July shipments, brought the total in the first seven months this133 words
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Article119 1958-08-16 9 Price Slips C. SINGAPORE rubber price fell i cent yesterday, closing at 814 cents per lb. fnr International fir?t grade September (Thurs.—Bl2 cents). Opening at around previous levels, the market ruled quiet with narrow fluctuations. Lower sheet was again in demand but the leserve of sellers continued. After lunch the119 words
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Article38 1958-08-16 9 July rubber croos announced are— Ayer Panas Rubber Estate Limited 100,000 lb., Glenealy Plantations Limited 91,500 lb., Kluans Rubber Company Limited 68.500 lb.. Pa jam Limited 154.000 lb.. Ulu Benut Consolidated Rubber Co. Ltd. 46.500 lb.38 words
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Article, Illustration170 1958-08-16 9 THE Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd., is to introduce a mobile banking service in Singapore from Monday. The "Bank on Wheels" is fully equipped to handle savings and deposit recounts, remittances and travellers' cheques, etc. said a bank's spokesman yesterday. It is manned by a170 words
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Article, Illustration236 1958-08-16 9 PROMINENT Singapore businessman and banker, Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, declared yesterday that the volume of business arising out of the Colony's trade mission to Australia and New Zealand was secondary. The main thing was to sell Singapore to the world and enable Singapore businessmen236 words
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Article51 1958-08-16 9 THE establishment in Bolivia of a domestic stookmle of surplus Tin accumulating as a result of export control under the International Tin Agreement, has been proposed by the Bolivian National Chamber of Mines. This is the organization which controls those mines in Bolivia which have not been51 words
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Article50 1958-08-16 9 July rubber crops of the following companies, as announced, were the Malaka Pinda Rubber Estates, Ltd. 129.000 lbs., the United Malacca Rubber Estates. Ltd. 145.100 lbs., The Ayer Molek Rubber Co., Ltd. 33.240 lbs.. Messrs. Leong Hin San, Ltd. 60.300 lbs., the Nyala s Rubber Estates. Ltd. 50,610 lbs.50 words
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Article42 1958-08-16 9 WASHINGTON. Aug. 15, (Reuter)— The U.S. Federal Reserve Board today raised the discount rate at the San Francisco Reserve Bank from lj to 2 oer cent, thus reversing the anti-recession policy of lcwering the rate to make money easier.42 words
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Article255 1958-08-16 9 HYDRO POWER PROJECT TO START NEXT YEAR KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Work on the first stage of the gigantic Cameron Highlands hydroelectric scheme is expected to begin next February, The Standard understands. Ttie first stage of the project allows for an Initial installed capacity of 75,000 kilowatts in255 words
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Article, Illustration130 1958-08-16 9 THE Gold Star Line recently inaugurated a service from Europe to the Far East and South and West African ports with the 7.214-ton. Clivia which passed through Singapore last week, on her way to Japan She is one of three new motor vessels, which will maintain130 words
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Article89 1958-08-16 9 Ceylon To Boost Tourism COLOMBO. Aug. 15 (Reuter) Ceylon is launching a major drive to attract tourists and boost her earnings of foreign exchange. Last year, the country earned at least 10,000.000 rupees (£750,000 sterling) from tourists. It is felt this figure could be considerably increased by means of a89 words
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Article92 1958-08-16 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Aug.-Sept. U.K., Continent $32 buyers, $32. sellers; coconut oil in bulk $481 sellers, in drums $52 sellers; Muntok white pepper $128 sellers; Sarawak white $127 sellers; Special Sarawak black $74. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair92 words
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Article121 1958-08-16 9 Industrials And Tins Are Easier INDUSTRIALS and tins were easier while rubbers quietly steady in the Malayan share market yesterday. Turnover was small. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were Buyers Sellers 8.8. Petrol 46/- 48/Fra.se r and Neave: Ords 2.63 2.68 M. Cement 1 28 132 S*m121 words
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Article150 1958-08-16 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday; Fed. Disp. $1.09. $1.08: Fraser and Neave ords $2.65; Gammon $1.45. $1.46; Hammer $1.64: Hongkong Bank $415.: Malayan Cement $1.30 delaved. $1 31, 51.32; M. Box $1.67.: S:me Darby $1.49; S. Cold Storage 90c overnight Steamship 69c; S. Traders $1150 words
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Article49 1958-08-16 9 New big industrial gas-mak-ing plants in Melbourne, Victoria, are about to come into full production, and will produce for industry and for medical purposes. The plants, which have been established in conjunction with overseas interests, are those of Pacific Oxygen Limited, and Industrial Oxygen Ltd.49 words
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Article164 1958-08-16 9 No Decision Yet On Local Rates No decision hu vet been made by Malayan banks HH garding possible adjustment* in local overdraft rates to bring them in line with those in the U.K. said a spokesman of the Malayan Exchange Banks Association yesteroay. He was commenting on Thursday's cut in164 words
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Article197 1958-08-16 9 THE Malayan Exrhar.gr Banks Associat_o:i marie the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday: London: idling, TT or on. 2 31. buying air nail T.T 2 4. OD. 2/41 32, 30 d M 2/4 5/32,45 d/st 2/43/ IH. tin dßt 24* 90 d/st 2 4 11/32. 120197 words
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Article178 1958-08-16 9 OUTER ROADS Oul. da. Nangkai Maru. Meet. suycer, Banta Luc a. Boleslaw Beirut. Ommcnk'.'i: Krasnogvardeski, Batav.a. Omonia, L dia, Koyo Maru. Lian Hin, Batrm. Salong. Steel Executive, Awa M'aru. Hg s Iverstreamm, Pulaski. Irian. L'altrx Bintang Norvest. Straat Johore, Statius Jensen. Le Maire. Euraphate, Shone Maru, Kaloekoe178 words
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119 1958-08-16 9 An Australian paper rr.anufacturing firm is investigating the possibilities of establishing a pulp wood industry in forest areas of southern Tasmania. Location is the Huon v allev. and necessity for ensuring long term supply of eucalyptus pulps has iisen out of requirements for119 words
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Advertisement334 1958-08-16 9 I Hra* y f0 Europe on KLM's world I jflEf network of speed and visit E many European cities at no lfl extra fare. Hfl \W^_\\r V -'^CCrver' Plan if typical of R7 M f IN thoroughness xhm though ttulness. W A I pnuifts per_>onal touch of this great ifh)334 words
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Article, Illustration40 1958-08-16 10 BIKIT TINGGI. Sumatra, A rebel soldier stands beside sharpened bamboo spikes thousands of which are intended to make Central Government's paratroop landings deadly in strategic open areas planted by the Revoutionary troops around this rebel town.40 words
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Article, Illustration1250 1958-08-16 10 JAMES DAVID - JAMES DAVID -AFTER (j |f#iv r ca»-a-i^«*ai»a______________________ M^^^^^^ |||^^^^^j g i OF REVQUrufI By WHAT started six months ago as an armed revolution in Indonesia, has today become a grim guerilla "warfare between the Central Government administration and the revoluDuring the first two1,250 words
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Article, Illustration113 1958-08-16 10 Z PROMOTION FOR CHIEFS OF fTAFF-B Z Von, Rear-Adnr.ral Subyakto ay.d R< Sur;adar--\ the three chiefs i I t( J 2 Navy and Air Force respective J a ceremony held in the Negara Palace j 2 shoira President Soekarro't mtthig of Lieutenant Genera] on K a union. 2113 words
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Article, Illustration77 1958-08-16 10 Once they were friends now they lead thousands of Indonesians against each other At one time they were friends. Today they ire bitter enemies. President Soekarno of Indonesia points a finger at Lieut.- Col. Venteje Sumual after a conference of Military Commanders in Jakarta last year. Today Lieut.-Col. Sumual Is77 words
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Advertisement417 1958-08-16 10 The FURIOUS FIGHTING Story of Quantrill's ffl GUERRILLAS!... from whose DESPERATE BAND came J I the MOST RUTHLESS OUTLAWS in all the West! jf 1 o o^*rf+*^&^ |l TOXlVHrfi H Mmmmmmmmtf' S^L W__\\W^_\ mM |J^» R ||H ffi ffi £____\W Bm) wMs V^Jfl n rfl r fl^BlW^flw________________________________________J _i %m h417 words
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Article, Illustration420 1958-08-16 11 SCRUTINEER - SCRUTINEER ROYAL PRIZE WILL MAKE IT kAI n Malaya s Best Line-Up For The Kings Cup By gIXTEFN of Malaya's top sprinters will face the starter in the Yang di Pertuan Agony's Gold Cup (Race 4) run over six furlongs at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon, opening420 words
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201 1958-08-16 11 The Yang di-Pertuan Agong 's Gold Cup RACE 4, 3.45 p.m.-Class I, Div. 7-6 Furs. 1. •2SIIS DISTINE 6y 10.07 DONNELLY HOBBS Mr W McMMf Watt 2. ***** AMUSEMENT MC«mior waTT i t PARK J y 907 BOUCOURE SPENCER Shaw Stable 3. 5KO2* MALAYAN SCHOLAR 6y 803 lONIS RODCERS M/s.201 words
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Article, Illustration212 1958-08-16 11 STANDARD NAP ERIK The best bet on today's card is Erik who should whip his opposition in the 5\ furlongs event for Class 4, Division 2 horses. This speedy three-year-old was made a raging favourite at Bukit Timah and ran a creditable race to finish second212 words
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Article248 1958-08-16 11 Arina Gold To Open Account RACE ONE ARINA COLD Arina Gold, third in his last two efforts, deserves a winning break. She was running on strongly in both her races over the six at Bukit Timah when third to Pintu Mas and then to Sayonara. She will appreciate the extra248 words
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Article48 1958-08-16 11 THE BIG SWEEP will be drawn on Race 8. Forecast Pool w ill be held on Races 2, 4 and 6 and the Treble Tote on Races 3, 5 and 7. REDIFFUSION Rediffusion will broadcast commentaries on all eight races to listeners outside of Kuala Lumpur.48 words
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Article242 1958-08-16 11 Sayonara For The 3.15 RACE THREE SAYONARA Sayonara scored a splendid maiden win in his first ever outing at Bukit Timah and looks good enough to give a repeat performance in the 3.15. That performance gave promise of better things. Setting his own pace all the way he coasted home242 words
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Article200 1958-08-16 11 FUNNY FACE The 7f race for Class 4, Division 1 horses will probably develop into a battle between Funny Face and Punter's Delight 11. On the strength of hi s last two runs I will take a chance with Funny Face. In his first run at Bukit Timah200 words
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215 1958-08-16 11 RACE EIGHT JUNE BLOSSOM I do not intend looking beyond June Blossom for the winner in the last race of the day She will take some beating over It. This five-year-old by Hindostan outclassed her rivals over the 7f at the Kuala Lumpur215 words
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Article120 1958-08-16 11 SCRUTINEER i TURF MASTER ARINA GOLD A KIN A GOLD I*. Dream KKA _K™ IV l»rram EMK ESTHER'S PET Esther's Pot Slipper Prince Colour 1 ilm sjn<«ro SAYONARA <j| INV On scree n Haadyai The Beauty layman GEN Pil, A PARK Hopeful Blue Holiday Tims High >ockv Hopeful Blue120 words
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Article207 1958-08-16 11 DISTRIBUTOR II On recent form Parrot Fashion stands out in the Tf event for Division 4 performers. But I think Distributor II has the beating of him. Distributor II was running on over 6f when fourth to Steve who routed the field by ten lengths. In March at207 words
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Article204 1958-08-16 11 RACE SEVEN THE WHISTLER The Whistler is steadily gaining his old form and I am giving him a chance to re-enter the winning list. At Bukit Timah in July The Whistler was a flying fourth to Sayonara over six furlongs with 8.11. At the204 words
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Miscellaneous1116 1958-08-16 11 W fJf IMi f gm Today's Going Is 4^_\_^\T\ m g _V^_\ Expected To Be 1 RACE I, 2.15 p.m.-Class 4, Div. 3-Abt. 7 Furs. *****9 {•gJJ AM THUS 3/ 900 FRANKLIN HOBBS Mr. |H. Laidlaw j ftocooo *!VX!£*V3£ 7 2 lOHNSON martin Shaw Stable I' lt£t_*l JK& Ty ail1,116 words
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1048 1958-08-16 12 SPRINT SHOCKS: THAI OUT RAJA UP SET Kesovon Seven Records Co With Fong Thins 220 The Best Of Day PENANG, Fri. Shocking sprint results sensational bursts and the fastest time ever returned in a 100 yards dash in Malaya. These were the highlights of the opening day of the second1,048 words
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429 1958-08-16 12 —The Prime Minister PENANG. Fri. The Prime Minister of the Federation oi Malaya, Tunku Haji Abdul Rahman, in de. clarhig open the Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Lnions championships meet at the City Stadium todav said that he hoped all young athletes429 words
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Article225 1958-08-16 12 British Empire champion, I Charles Henry, almost started I h s fight with Singapore's King Kong yesterday when he insisted on Kong fighting him rain or shine at the Happy World stadium tonight. Henry, introduced to Kong for the first time, allege! that Kong had225 words
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Article47 1958-08-16 12 THE following will represent the Non-Benders Sports Club against the Ceylon Sports Club at cricket at Balestier Road todav at 2.1a p.m. Dus Xall (Capt.) R Hoffman. G. Darke. E- Le Mercier. PR. Lewis. R. Bain. D. Rice Hazen'ouFch. T. Bridgemon. D. King. C Hill.47 words
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Article149 1958-08-16 12 TOKYO. Aug 15 (Reuter) Australia and Japan tonight snared top honours in the second day of the 1958 Japanese National swimming championships in Tokyo. Australia took the final of the lOj metres freestyle while Takashi Ishimoto led home two other Japanese swimmers to take the final149 words
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525 1958-08-16 12 .KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Singapore had lost five wickets for 104 runs when rain stopped play 16 minuses after the tea interval in the Malayan Cricket Association league final against Selangor on the Padang here today Rain had earlier stopped play from 12.46525 words
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Article, Illustration31 1958-08-16 12 Prime Minister of Malaya, Tunku Haji Abdul Rahman is introduced to the Johore team captain at the opening of the Federation of Malaya Athletic Union championships at Pe?ia7ig's City Stadium yesterday.31 words
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Article54 1958-08-16 12 NO SWIM TOUR -SASA SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association will not send a representative body to participate in the forthcoming FMASA Merdeka anniversary swimming championship in Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 30 and 31. This decision was reached at the SASA committee meeting yesterday. SASA's reason was that the invitation was sent54 words
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Article63 1958-08-16 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Peter Richardson, the England Test player will come to Malaya to conduct a series of coaching sessions in Singapore and the Federation. Mr. Ken Gillespie, publicity officer of the Malayan Cricket Association said that Peter Richardson would be coming to Malaya under the auspices63 words
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Article39 1958-08-16 12 NORTHAMPTON, Au-. 15 (Reuter) —Northamptonshire and the New Zealand tourists drew their three-day cricket match, which ended here today. Scores. New Zealander.s 267 and 139 lor two declared Northamptonshire 167 for three declared and 111 for two.39 words
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Article742 1958-08-16 12 Men 440 vards low hurdles- y 5S- S;:^ Kok Lens Spore), 2. Benny Wa Als<» Ran: A. Baskran (g aB.Bs (Spore), 2. S Rai (Pg), 3. Chy< Kwang ViS (Spore; Also Ran: Ahdu 1 n Wahid (Kn Peter R uda!.'. 120 yards hurdles: Urai i 1 C Perera 15.75.742 words
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Article24 1958-08-16 12 1 < I ip i I 1 n ;n II K 21 ftere k 1 ,h,s morn,,* 1 u -i< a v »waj bi24 words
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Miscellaneous112 1958-08-16 12 CRICKET Non-Benders rs. Ceylon Sports Club, Balestier Road, 2.15 p.m. SOCCER Kowloon rs. Singapore. Jalan Besar, 5 15 p. "i. S.A.F.A. League Dw. 3A— Seletar F.C. vs. Rajaji S.C. Jalan Besar, 3.45 n.m. Div. 3B— Bukit Paniang D.L. rs. Cosmos S.C. S.T.C 5.15 p.m. C R I C K E112 words
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Article, Illustration1015 1958-08-16 13 John Woodrow - Busier Days Ahead For Cheshire Band John Woodrow Story by fdsfdfs fds dsf Easi last the Ist e n.:e r gett- faints in c^n'ral e are I a Ma- now i n d Singaa. fB eld, the ts grt a been >lncc Far na] ind". "trh ich I a rebandsBrian Smith - 1,015 words
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Miscellaneous452 1958-08-16 13 rpODAYS QUOTATION: HH| HHHI 1 'There ts a healthful E^^^^H^^^^^E^H I hardiness about dignity H^^^^MflH^^^^HlH i and communion with others B^^H I^^H ___^^i__V Irving for D HNM EVERYONE: Th *e are mW__W_^m PJ' W____Wm__.% t u MHH HHH balance of the dav calls for tact ard courtesy as D-- DITA452 words
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Article104 1958-08-16 14 CANBERRA, Aug. 15 (Reuter)—The Australian Government will set up a special committee lo consider the introduction of decimal currency the Prime Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies, announced today. Mr. Menzies today discussed the introduction of the new system with a deputation which has been campaigning for the104 words
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Article803 1958-08-16 14 JORDAN WILL OPPOSE U.N. FORCE We Will Depend On Our Own Troops, Rifai To Assembly UNITED NATIONS, Aug. 15 Mr. Abdul Monem Rifai. chief Jordan delegate said yesterday that President Nasser's aims in Jordan were "the source of conflict and one of two basic factors in the present troubles in803 words
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258 1958-08-16 14 'PLAN TO DEVELOP M.E. DOES EXIST' UNITED NATION'S. Aug 15 fUPI) Machinery already exists ku putting into erteet an economic development programme for Arab States of the Middle East, the Secretary Genera! of the Arab League said yesterday. Abdel Kha'.ck Hassouna, the secretary-general, arrived here yesterday to observe the Genera'.258 words
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Article109 1958-08-16 14 France To Pay Egypt $170 Million CAIRO. Aus. 15 (Reuter) France will oay SITO mil. ion (Malayan) in compensation to tne United Aran Republic undo an agreement initialled yesterday in Geneva Tne agreement followed talks between the two countries. covering complex i laims arising from the Suez Canal vrisis in109 words
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Article68 1958-08-16 14 TOKYO. Aug. 15 (Reuter)— A heavy duty rescue train was last night rushed to Iwakuni. Western Japan, following a collision getween a Japanese express train and a United States military truck. The train was derailed in the collision. First reports said nineteen train passengers were injures68 words
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Article, Illustration58 1958-08-16 14 A SMART man standing to attention makes a smart remark and gets the attention of Princess Margaret. And how. She closes her eyes, tilts her head and laughs. This delightful, gay picture uas taken at a reception in the grounds of the Licuten-nant-Governor's residence in Quebec58 words
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Article198 1958-08-16 14 AMMAN, Aug. 15 (UPI) King Hussein of Jordan has smashed a new plot against his throne, it was learned yesterday. Well-informed sources said that at least one high-ranking officer had been arrested and about 15 other officers placed in custody. The plotters all belonged to198 words
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Article50 1958-08-16 14 JAKARTA, Aug. 15 (Reuter) The Indonesian navy frigates Patiunus and Tenggiri were engaged in shelling rebel positions in the North Celebes. Antara newsagency said today On land, the army had recently fought an action with j 200 rebel troops, who had j eventually retired in disorder50 words
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Article119 1958-08-16 14 BANDA TELLS MP COLOMBO, Aug. 15 (Reuter) The Prime Minister of Ceylon, Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike told a Member of Parliament yesterday that he would "sock him in thc jaw." if her persisted in calling: him "Mister Sinhala Solomon." In apparent good humour, the Member119 words
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Article41 1958-08-16 14 WASHINGTON, Aug 15 (UPl)— The Defence Department asked selective service today to draft 11,000 men for the Army during October The number of men drafted since start of the Korean war now stands at 2.374,420.41 words
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Article68 1958-08-16 14 DR. KIM AT PFIZER'S RECEPTION TAKING TIME out for some shop talk during his visit to Washington, D.C for the World Congress of Gastio-entero-logy. Dr. K. S. Kim of the University of Malaya is pictured at a reception given recently by the Pfizer Company, the world's largest manufacturers of anti-biotics.68 words
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Article96 1958-08-16 14 ABOARD THE U.S AIRCRAFT CARRIER ESSEX. Aug. 15 (UPI) A piston engined plane of the American navy was fired on by re bels at noon today while patrolling north of Tripoli. Lebanon. The all-weather patrol craft returned to this carrier with at least six bullet96 words
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Article, Illustration137 1958-08-16 14 Rhee's Anniversary Spttxh SEOUL, Aus. 15 (IPI) Preside, 8 «J warned today on the 10th anniversary 0 j ll Republic that the threat of Communis] J Asia "remained unabated." I Speaking at colourful ceremonies marking the birthday of the troubled nation Rher warned the Reds that137 words
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Article12 1958-08-16 14 SIXTEEN: nk ii j retto Qr_. submarim i brought to Admiralty12 words
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Advertisement122 1958-08-16 14 WRESTLIN THE LONG AWAITED BIG FIGHT IS Si THE OFFICIAL HEAVY WEIGHT BRIWB CHAMPION TO FIGHT AT HAPPY WORLD STAN TONIGHT at 9,00 p.m The Answer To CHARLES HENRY The Mighty All Moloyan Cb-»* KING KONG Main Supporting SHEIK ALI vs BEN YOUSEFF PLUS TWO THRILLING SUPPORTING RATES OF ADMISSION122 words