Singapore Standard, 28 August 1958
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Title Section24 1958-08-28 1 ft 9*1 It [FINAL EDITION] SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone *****—5 CobU TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1958. Vol ix No. 57 15 cts 14 Pogcs24 words
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220 1958-08-28 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 27 (Renter) President Eisenhower said today that the United States Government would file a brief in the Little Rock integration case tomorrow before the special session of the Supreme Court. The President said that this brief would reflect the views he220 words
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Article377 1958-08-28 1 GOVERNMENTS ACCEPT NEW CONSTITUTION Divisions In KL, S'pore Will Be Largely Autonomous KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Both the Federation and Singapore Governments have accepted in principle the recommendations of the Joint Committee on the constitution of the University of Malaya, headed by Dato Sir Clough Tfiuraisingham, to establish377 words
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473 1958-08-28 1 'Silly To Suggest US Can Be Beaten WASHINGTON, Aug. 27 (Reuter)— President Eisenhower said today that any nation foolish enough to engage in a nucJear attack on the United States would itself be destroyed. He made this statement at his Press conference In answer473 words
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Article101 1958-08-28 1 AMMAN, Aug. 27 (U.P.I.)— U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold flew here today from Lebanon for talks with Jordanian leaders which mark the formal beginning of his peace mission to the Middle East. The U.N. official's blue-and-white DC-3 landed here at 8.40 G.M.T. He was welcomed at the airport101 words
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Article49 1958-08-28 1 MOSCOW. Aug. 27 (UPD— Russia may be ready to negotiate a ban on nuclear tests with the West, diplomatic sources reported yesterday. One source, an Asian diplomat, told United Press International that Russia will shortly accept the Western proposal for talks on a ban.49 words
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Article, Illustration674 1958-08-28 1 New 'White Area In North And Central Johore SEGAMAT, Wed. One year of Merdeka has brought freedom from tell years of murder, arson and intimidation due to the collapse of the Communist terrorist organization, said the Regent of Johore, Sir Ismail Ibni Sultan Ibrahim when- he declared "White" a large674 words
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Article67 1958-08-28 1 THIS i» the new Area (enclosed by thick border) which was declared "White" by the Regent of Johore, Sir Ismail ibni Sultan Ibrahim yesterday. Extending 2,720 square miles and supporting a population of 261,000, the new "White" Area means that more than half of the State67 words
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Article89 1958-08-28 1 DOUBLE RIVER TRAGEDY KOTA BHARU. Wed.— A 60-year-old woman's desperate attempt to rescue her 16 -year -old grand-daughter from drowning yesterday ended in the death of both. The grandmother, Kck Sar binte Abdullah and the rirl, Mck Wok. both padi planters in Pasir Puteh. were washing their hands in a89 words
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146 1958-08-28 1 PAY RISE CLAIM BY 3 MILLION REJECTED LONDON, Aug. 27. (Reuler). British engineering and shipbuilding firms turned down A£75.000,000 pay claim by 3.000.000 workers today on the grounds of increasing overseas competition. They refused to accept the men's claim for a six per cent rise but they offered the leaders146 words
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Article60 1958-08-28 1 LONDON, Aug. 27, (Reuter) The Queen has invited the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, to be her guest at Balmoral from Sept. 20 to 22. There is no special significance in the visit It is customary for the Prime Minister to visit the Queen during the summer60 words
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Article233 1958-08-28 1 TAIPEI, Aug. 27 (UPI) Communist Chinese artillery bombarded the entire Quemoy area today with intense shelling directed at two tiny Nationalist islands square in front of another major Red port. The Ministry of National Defence reported that more than half of today's bombardment was directed233 words
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Article, Illustration30 1958-08-28 1 TWENTY-THREE persons, most of them teenage girls. were killed and 13 others injured yesterday in an explosion in a firecracker factory in Chiayi, Central Formosa. UPI.30 words
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Article640 1958-08-28 2 Forum Tackles The Problem Of Gangsterism GANGSTERISM as a "negative force" could be a threat to the healthy political development of Singapore, said the Secretary-General of the Peoples' Action Party, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night. Mr. Lee was one of the five speakers640 words
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Article99 1958-08-28 2 $18,424 Damages For Injuries THE Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, in the Singapore High Court yesterday awarded K. Muthusamy, a compositor, a total of $18,424 damages for injuries received in a motor accident in November, 1956. The damages were against th Changi Bus Company, owner of a bus99 words
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Article, Illustration79 1958-08-28 2 MR. and Mrs. M. Balasundram nhotoirran», fi j their wedding cocktail party at the (LlnT^\« in Gopeng Road. Ipoh. on Sunday night illa Mr Balasundram an Assistant Supmntrndmi n f Police, is Perak's police soccer and horkrv cantam a S a former State hockey player, while79 words
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279 1958-08-28 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Yfed. Prime Minister Tunka Abdul Rahman declared today that the opening of the National Art Gallery was one of the most important steps taken in the development of Malayan culture. The Premier made this statement when he officially unveiled a bronze tablet, declaring279 words
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Article45 1958-08-28 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Assistant District Omrer. Tanjong Malim, Inche Mohamed bin Yeop Abdul Raof. will officially declare open the newly-completed Sunday Market here on Saturday at 4.30 p.m. The market, which cost? $1,000. was fully subscribed by local Malays.45 words
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Advertisement825 1958-08-28 2 hM'hTVJJft ClA Sf/F/£D BIRTH CNIN To Lucy and Nee Si«n at Youngberg Memor.af Hosp tat. 26tn August. 1958, a sister for Su Jen and Alex. SITUATIONS VACANT STENOCRAPHER. temporary posit on for approx: 5 months with Eu»opean Company. Ring ***** tor interview A LEAOINC FIRM REQUIRE* Intftan Sa'esmen having long825 words
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Advertisement682 1958-08-28 2 VEHICLES FOR SAU QUALITY TISTID CARS to suit all requirements always available at Borneo Motor Limited Used Cai Department. Call. Phono *****. EDUCATION COUtSI OF 12 LECTURES on MARXISM MOOERN THOUGHT organised by Singapore Council tor Adult Education, starting on September 2nd: 530 pm to 7.00 p m at Cultural682 words
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Advertisement621 1958-08-28 2 NOTICES KUALA LANGAT DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY A REPAIR to the pipe line of the above water supply will be made on Friday 29.8.58 and for this purpose water supply in Kuala Langat District (excluding Sepang) will be cut off from 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. of the same day. 2.621 words
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Advertisement632 1958-08-28 2 PLACES FOR PAYMENT OF RATES AND TAXES DUE TO THE RURAL BOARD IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for general information that as from Ist September. 1958 all rates and taxes including licence fees payable to the Rural Board in respect of properties etc., within the District Councils' areas described in the632 words
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Advertisement369 1958-08-28 2 TENDER NOTICES SALE OF BARRELS TENDERS are invited for the purchase of 220 oak rum barrels (capacity approx. 40 gall.). The barrels are watertight and otherwise serviceable and would be suitable as containers for liquids or solids. shrub growing etc.. They may be inspected and tender forms obtained on application369 words
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Advertisement37 1958-08-28 2 Mr. S.R. SHASTRY, F.F.BJL Life Fdtew off Tho Federotion of Bnt.sh Aftro (London)-. INCORPORATED ASTROLOGY Tion. Ho. Hotel. 4. Fnn^P Street. (Opposite CATHAY f-J-Jv^ iw Offroryl d well e,tebl|.H*d proct.c Singopore fir Meloyo. Minimal* Ckoitw: Co««il»«f«w» fta37 words
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EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article511 1958-08-28 3 THE story of the campaign that led to the mrrender of a high-ranking communist bandit leader and 160 of his terrorist 'comrades in North hhore will rightly be hailed throughout the Federa£o, as one of the most successful and spectacular events in the history of the Emergency. The511 words
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Article369 1958-08-28 3 THE deteriorating state of the pineapple growing industry calls for immediate measures to be taken to save it from collapse. The plea by Chairman of the Central Board of Pineapple Packers, Mr. Yap Pbeng Ceck, for a complete reappraisal of the uneconomic position in which smallholders in369 words
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Article47 1958-08-28 3 23 Vm TpT 2548 1 15 fines). All departments Jhlna Insurance 5 Bid*. 174. Batu iP C M Telephone 382 9 tt" 93. Cowan St le ;J 055 u!*. A *C: 8 Le.th St Tel: *&>> MA «-ACCAi 91 -A. Suk.t Chine. Tel: w47 words
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Article, Illustration1280 1958-08-28 3 SEBASTIAN HAFFSER - SEBASTIAN HAFFSER By BERLIN STEINSTUECKEN is a tiny hamlet of some 200 people* twenty or thirty houses with their fields and gardens and one single universal store. No post office, no police station, no school or church. It forms the extreme part of the extreme southwestern1,280 words
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We the PEOPLE
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Article218 1958-08-28 3 GARDEN AND A CAR PARK Sir The recent proposal to convert Raffles Place into a garden has raised such an uproar that it is distinctly heard, even here in Penang. May I offer a suggestion? Why not make everybody happy by having a car park and a garden at the218 words
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Article39 1958-08-28 3 Sir— Could 1 suggest that slabs of marblelike stone be used to mark white lines on the roads permanently. This could be done by embedding the slabs of stone into the metallic surface itself. SR 7455 Singapore39 words
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Article771 1958-08-28 3 George Sherman - George Sherman By LONDON THE Middle East crisis has so engaged the attention of Western— and Eastern diplomats that little has been heard for some time about "disengagement**, the neutralisation of Germany, an atomicfree zone, security pacts and the like upon which world attention had been focussed771 words
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Article, Illustration429 1958-08-28 3 G^G^M/l PEACE is as far off from the Middle East as It was before the Arab nations met in New York last week and evolved a plan which halted Mars in his tracks. The situs today are that the trouble makers are determined to have it their way.429 words
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Advertisement57 1958-08-28 3 .Mggh^ metal blades close mesh M |iik sruard table or bracket 2 ffjm i&ijfixJßL speeds oscillating: A.C. mains jm S\ S'pore Penang Fed ffiffl V1737 12" 80 88 Mm V1572 16" $110 $121 NEW TABLE FANS The(/£ Arnoir a6onf ventilation Advertisement O/THI CENERAL ELECTRIC CO (MALAY A) LTO H Representing57 words
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Article, Illustration70 1958-08-28 4 PRIME Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman admires a photograph of one of his ancestors, after officially opening the Historical Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur on Monday evening. The show, sponsored by the Cathay Organisation, will be open to the public free at the British Council Hall. Mr. Donald Davies.Fah - 70 words
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273 1958-08-28 4 TELOK DATOH, Wed. Defence counsel in an acid assault case in the Sessions Court here today alleged that his client was being blamed for a crime committed by another man still at large. The counsel, Mr. Eugene Lye, made thi s273 words
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265 1958-08-28 4 Charge Was Wrongly Constructed —Lawyer MALACCA. Wed. President of the Sessions Court. Mr. K. Somasundram. today agreed with defence counsel Mr. Keith Sellars that a charge brought by the Police was "technically wrong in construction and dramatically bad." The case concerns Chantraan. son of Valayagham, who was charged with abetting265 words
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Article58 1958-08-28 4 IPOH. Wed. Assistant Superintendent of Police, Mr Tay Lay Seng, Senior Investigating Officer who has been responsible for considerably reducing the menace of "jaga kreta" boys will take up a new appointment tomorrow as the Finance Officer. No 2 Police Field Force, near the aerodrome here.58 words
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Article101 1958-08-28 4 Penang Gets Merdeka Scholarship KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. To mark the attainment of Merdeka, Britain has offered a post-graduate scholarship to be known as the United Kingdom Merdeka Scholarship, at a cost of about $5,000 a year, plus the cost of travelling to and from Britain. It is tenable for two101 words
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167 1958-08-28 4 IPOH, Wed. The management of the Malayan Mining Company has refused to negotiate with the Perak branch of the National Union of Transport Workers for a settlement in the 14-day-old strike of 40-odd workers on the grounds that they do not recognize the Union.167 words
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Article46 1958-08-28 4 THE Singapore City Council plans to establish two new swimming pools at Kallang and Queenstown costing $600,000 next year. The Council's Finance and General Purposes Committee has given approval to the scheme It will now be presented to the full Council for confirmation.46 words
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Article64 1958-08-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The President of National Students Union of America. Mr. Carl Terzian, arrived here today for a month's stay in the Federation. Mr. Terzian, a graduate of political science, visited Australia and Singapore before coming here. He told The Standard that he intended64 words
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Article806 1958-08-28 4 'More Is Needed For Success Of Malaya's Scheme' IF the industrial development programme in the Federation is to be a success, Government must acquire the necessary land in a number of places as the programme advances. This was stated in an hitherto unpublished address to the806 words
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Article, Illustration51 1958-08-28 4 Standardise bj MR. On? Yoke Lin, Labour and Social Welfare Minister, addresses the opening session of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions seminar at the Plantation House in Petaling Jaya on Tuesday. On the Minister's left is Mr. V. S. Mathus, Director for Education ICFTU.Fah - 51 words
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Article90 1958-08-28 4 MAORI MPs PASSTHROUGH THE COLONY TWO MAORI members of the New Zealand Parliament and two of the Australian Parliament arrived in Singapore yesterday on their way to North Borneo. Thcv were Mr. Jack Omana and Mr. Cooke Lee (Maoris) and Mr. C. W J. Falkinder and Mr. C. Chambers of90 words
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Article63 1958-08-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed A huge silver bowl belonging to the Prime Minister Tunku Haji Abdul Rahman, was brought in today by a Malayan Airways plane from Penang The bowl has a capacity to hold the meat of a whole goat besides food for four persons It63 words
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Article46 1958-08-28 4 ALL RATES and taxes (including licence fees) payable to the Singapore Rural 3oard may be paid at the District Council offices in Choa Chu Kang Road, at the junction of Thomson and Yio Chu Ksng Roads and at the 6th mile East Coast Road.46 words
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Article27 1958-08-28 4 THE SULTAN of Selangor will officially open the Appar Tamil High School built by the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, on Sept. 6 at 4 p.m27 words
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Article252 1958-08-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The "fairyland" float constructed by the Kuala Lumpur District will lead the two-mile long illuminated floats procession to celebrate the first Merdeka anniversary here on Sunday. About 70 illuminated flosis, representing various organizations in the State, will take part in the procession,252 words
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Article50 1958-08-28 4 IPOH. Wed— The Lady Almoner of the District Hospital here Miss P. C. Sushama yesterday reported that a hearing aid worth $295 has been stolen from her office. She said she had kept it in a locked drawer last Saturday and found it missing yesterday afternoon.50 words
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Article32 1958-08-28 4 A VISITING vtgj km Himalaya? Milari^j Ba! Bramarhari. v:: -.e. er s talk on "Spirituikn" K "^e Kinta Indian Assa tatioi premises in Gurdwan P--' [poh on Thi;r>Hay a* p.r.32 words
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Article143 1958-08-28 4 DR. LEE APPOINTED ENVOY TO JAP AN yan M., ,i H 's Mi Extraorc, ...■■.■•••^'■.^i piempo,,;.;;.;.;^ M-4| N <> date has Ja Pa».B as Bacheiof'of 3 41 Bachelor r c. «ne 1923. !sery -n.:^| a from 1948. and >i Council 1948-I9W S '"''t| the non inatrH -'I and member of143 words
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Advertisement84 1958-08-28 4 recording of many fascinating details of baby s birth. ff//^^^^^^^ progress, christening, first remarks and actions, photo* yWfc-^zr graphs and family tree etc. \j£>sr h^frtlfej^ Presented with the Compliments of NESTLES ZV -<^i A PROPRIETORS OF (V.^^f/ (J Modified Powdered Milk for infant feeding 111 t j,l J i f84 words
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Article, Illustration62 1958-08-28 5 PKKSIDEXT of the Malayan Youth Council. Inchc ;ardon bin Haji Jubir, accompanied by his wife, re...rned to Kuala Lumpur from New Delhi via Bang£jj M Monday after attending the World Assembly Y.Kith meeting in India. fcche Sardon, who is also Minister for Works, ?.<t> imi Telecommunications,Sandardpic; FAH - 62 words
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279 1958-08-28 5 Committee Will Probe Into Squatter Problem BITTERWORTH, Wed. The Deputy Chairmar |l Town Council here, Mr. Phee Joo Teik, success- moved a motion at the Council meeting today tc a committee to investigate the squatter problem 1 The duty of this committee was to find a suitable site tc re-settle279 words
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132 1958-08-28 5 Wed The chairthe Kuala Kuang t Village Council. Chong I was today released j Sp rial Branch Police n .4ht-day detention. i e followed a petiHon Toh Hakka Lati n and the good I the secretary-gene-P rak MCA Mr. Yap ih, who is also a132 words
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Article47 1958-08-28 5 SINGAPORE Cit/ Counan yesterday said was three health and not hawker whom Councillor 4 ■■> Shariff saw spend- r r time in a coffee-shop Timah on Tuesday. r .ci!, acting on the f I none Shariff. had i 'ion against *hese *S for negligence of47 words
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Article32 1958-08-28 5 Penanfl State GovernI yesterday it would be tied if the public would I Federation and the in their homes on and Sept. 1 to cele- e first anniversary of32 words
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Article74 1958-08-28 5 AN ODD-JOB labourer, Loh Suan Kee, 18. was yesterday sentenced to six months' jail in the Singapore Fourth Magistrate's Court for being a member of an unlawful assembly and assaulting a fac-tory-worker, Leow Mak Chong. Liong Meng Wah, 18, unemployed, and Loy Lian Kiow, 17 a cannery74 words
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Article23 1958-08-28 5 THE next meeting of the Johore Bahru Town Council will be held on Monday at the Sultan Ibrahim Diamond Jubilee Hall.23 words
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Article, Illustration494 1958-08-28 5 Walk-out After Court Rejects His Submission PROCEEDINGS in the Singapore Fifth Magistrate's Court took a dramatic turn yesterday when the defence counsel refused to continue with a case and walked out despite objections by the Magistrate. The counsel, Mr. T. T. Rajah, left the Court whenStandardpic - 494 words
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205 1958-08-28 5 New $2 Mil. Housing Scheme For The Malays IPOH, Wed. Government will spend $2,200,000 on housing schemes for Malays during this year and next year in the various states of the Federatioti. In Perak, three big scheme*, will be put into effect during this period. The biggest will be the205 words
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Article94 1958-08-28 5 OVER 400 civilian employees of the Royal Air Force in Singapore and the Federation will be retrenched within the next few days. R.A.F. authorities here have informed the Air Ministry Local Staff Union that the retrenchment was necessary because ol "economic reasons." The workers to be94 words
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54 1958-08-28 5 SINGAPORE Government has issued booklets in four languages explaining the doorstep medical service for rural people. The service is conducted by four mobile and two floating dispensaries. The itineraries of which are detailed in the booklets. The Department of Information Services will distribute these booklets54 words
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254 1958-08-28 5 'OUR AIM IS NOT TO BRING DOWN THE ALLIANCE' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The chairman of the Malayan People's Socialist Front, Inche Ahmad Boestaman, declared today that the Front will stress the need for unity based on ideology rather than on the convenience of allying with opposition parties solely for the254 words
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Article51 1958-08-28 5 MISS Leow Bee Hong. 19, of Bukit Timah Road was found guilty and fined $30 in the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday for inconsiderate driving. The prosecution alleged that Leow refused to give the right of way to other motorists along Raffles Quay on May51 words
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Article177 1958-08-28 5 THIRTY Singaporeans last night huddled together ior an uneasy hour in a thick crowd, at the Capitol Theatre premises, to have their heads clean shaven in the Shaw BrothersM.G.M. sponsored Yul Brynner hair-cut contest, held in conjunction with the screening of the film "The177 words
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Article43 1958-08-28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The proposed Malay National Front will hold a mass meeting at the Sultan Sulaiman Club here on Sept. 29. All Malay political parties, including UMNO, would be invited, said the spokesman of the organizing committee.43 words
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Article, Illustration211 1958-08-28 5 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, yesterday emphasized the vital role of democracy because it meant freedom for the people within the framework and protection of the law. He was speaking at the opening of the new Thomson Road Post Office, at211 words
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Article242 1958-08-28 5 T A LUMPUR, Wed ■■'■on of a students* a pan-Malayan basis •nt unacceptable to rit ion Government r '.isons are obvious'*, Minister for Edu--e Khir Johari. I fomenting on the repeal on students' "> th« report of the it tee on the con- f the242 words
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Advertisement141 1958-08-28 5 SUCCESS (g^Sf. everytime I^KJ you paint B9>^^| SUPER* 9 KEM-TONE Don't take our word for it. Ask your *****111 neighbours and friends who have vllliiSll used Super Kem-Tone. They'll tell WSBIfB you it is easier and faster to apply J^BBi looks better lasts YEARS /S^BBiii longer and gives best possible141 words
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Article51 1958-08-28 6 AN old man from Johore Bahru, who took his grandchild to Singapore to sec the sights, was knocked down by a motorcycle at the junction of Bencoolen and Albert Streets yesterday. The man. Said bin Arshad. sustained a fractured arm and was admitted to the Singapore General51 words
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Article, Illustration102 1958-08-28 6 SINGAPORE'S Deputy Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, was in for a surprise yesterday when, looking for an object in his office for two "Job week" scouts to clean, he touched a lampshade. Dirt from the lampshade glued on to Inche Hamid s finger102 words
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Article306 1958-08-28 6 Cabman Robbed And Assaulted, Court Is Told A SINGAPORE taxi driver told Singapore Magistrate Mr. R. B. I. Pates yesterday that four soldiers punched him when he asked for a fare of $1 and later robbed him of his vehicle. The driver, Sim Chin Heng, was306 words
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111 1958-08-28 6 DISCHARGED LEPERS CAUSE UNEASINESS MALACCA, Wed. Discharged lepers from the Sungei Buloh Settlement in Sdangor, who are still receiving treatment at government clinics are causing some uneasiness- among the local population. Although these people aie considered medically lon-in-fectious they are still compelled to receive their weekly injections at the clinics.111 words
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Article33 1958-08-28 6 TWO unexploded bombs wer e found recently at the 11 J mile Labuk Road, Sanda.kan~ It is understood that a bomb demolition expert would shortly examine them and render them harmless.33 words
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Article103 1958-08-28 6 TWO CALL FOR POLICE PATROLS ALOR STAR, Wed. Two Alliance Town Councillors, Mr. Mak Guan Pin and Tuan Haji Ahmad Abdullah, today urged the Police to put extra patrols out at nights as petty thefts were now on the rise. Speaking at the adjournment of the Town Council meeting they103 words
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Article34 1958-08-28 6 THE body of a twenty-year-old youth, believed to have been drowned in one of the lakes in the Lake Gardens. Kuala Lumpur, at 3.30 q.m. on Tuesday was recovered in the afternoon.34 words
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173 1958-08-28 6 TANJONG MALIM, Wed. Malaya is one of ih richest countries in Asia and vet people livinj on th< East Coast starve two or three times a w«k This was stated by Mr. D. S. Ramanathan. chairman of the Labour Party of Malaya, when he addressed173 words
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Article224 1958-08-28 6 Council's Pr ovide nt Fund Puzzle *»U>YEBi of P°re Impro-cnien- C are members of jn/-/' Provident F. r gu^ mitted to contii r but e to the k.:. g :i Tru^ i S absorb* j* a new Hou ?ing I Board and PUn^ itv. "-:s This. The to stands, is224 words
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Article192 1958-08-28 6 Shopkeeper Puts Thugs To Flight A Singapoit Seah Kir, Tor.?;. 36, aj courageous stand .:e*:ij against three R irrt st Tm gangsters who Ctme b *x".rtl moncv from him for Chinese Seventh Festi i.I He bashed cr.e of r -i| on the hetd wth I inn "I bottle and chased192 words
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Article59 1958-08-28 6 THE INDIAN S■' Funa Committei has i»* scholarships foi studies a University of rechnicai C r g Lump.-: to Candida:* > M Let< r nev" Boaa. Kuala (Arts. University .Joseph Daniel. 46 Roan. Kuala L r Engineering, L' a 'i 5-^ lege. K.L I a:/i r59 words
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Article109 1958-08-28 6 THE CHIEF of Staff of the Republic of Korea Army. General Paik Sun Yup accompanied by Major General Jung Noe Huik and Brigadier General Pak Chin Suk will spend two days with the Far East Land Forces in Singapore on their way to Britain109 words
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Article107 1958-08-28 6 PICKING A SCOUT FOR JAMBOREE THE New Zealand Boy Scout Association would like to have a Singapore scout to attend its Jamboree next January. The Standard learnt yesterday. Mr. James Cormick, the honorary Dominion organiser of "Operation Jubilee" of New Zealand, is in the Colony to select the scout. The107 words
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Article37 1958-08-28 6 JOH ORE BAHRU. A scholarship has been awarded to Inche Hassan bin Yeop Abdullah Sani, to study law. Inche Hassan, who is attached to the Muar Magistrate's Court, will leave for England soon.37 words
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Article145 1958-08-28 6 AN old man was battered unconscious with an iron pipe by an unknown number of assailants in his shop in East Coast Road early yesterday. The victim, Hee Kong Chee, 58. was found lying unconscious, bleeding profusely from severe head injuries by his son, Hee145 words
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Article96 1958-08-28 6 TWO MALAY CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS TWO Malay classes for beginners will be started by the Workers' Education Association at the Geylang English School. Singapore, next month The classes will be held on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays from 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m A fee of $1.00 per month will be96 words
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Article22 1958-08-28 6 INCHE BIDIN bin Login formerly the District Officer of Kota Tinggi. has been appointed the Administrative Officer of Batu Pahat.22 words
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Article215 1958-08-28 6 IN many ways the Chinese have always been poets at heart, said Singapore poetess. Mrs. Margaret Leong. speaking yesterday on "The Poetry of China" at the Wednesday meeting of the InternaUonal Women's. Club. Mrs. Leong was giving a brief history of Chinese poetry, which was215 words
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Article, Illustration55 1958-08-28 7 MR. T. S. R. MONEY, an astro-palmist, well-known in Malayan and Singapore circles is due to return to the Colony this week to continue his astrological and palmistry practice here. Mr. Money first practised in this country in 1949 and in the course of one year he had built55 words
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Article228 1958-08-28 7 Man Is Charged With Possession And Intimidation A MERCHANT said in a Singapore Court yesterday that he thought he would die in three days* time when he was shown a live bullet. The merchant, Teo Siew Geok, identified the man who showed him the bullet as228 words
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Article, Illustration154 1958-08-28 7 Cheshire Home Serves A Vital Need THE Cheshire Home at Tanah Merah here is serving a vital need which even a welfare state cannot meet, said Cheshire Home publicity officer, Mrs. S. Dyne, at a Rotary Club meeting yesterday. She described the Home as the creation of a concern for154 words
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Article127 1958-08-28 7 Eight Years For Armed Robbery A LABOURER, S. Narakaro. was yesterday sentenced by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the Singapore Assize Court to eight years' jail for a "premeditated and coldly executed" armed robbery. Narakaro robbed a housewife, Lim Ean Choo. of $60 at u er house in lalan Serangoon Kechil127 words
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Article58 1958-08-28 7 MR. Ahmad Ranting, third son of Mr. Ranting Abdul Rahman, retired Station Master of the Malayan Railways, and Mrs. Ranting, was married to Miss Rugayah, only daughter of Haji Osman, of the NAAFI, Singapore, and Mrs. Osman, at No. 75. Joo Chiat Terrace, Singapore, last week. Below the58 words
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Article142 1958-08-28 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 8U 81| R.S.S. No. 1 81g 811 R.S.S. No. 1 (Oct.) 81| 82 R.S.S. No. 2 805 81 R.S.S. No. 3 76i 77 Tone: Quiet. The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was $3681142 words
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Article93 1958-08-28 7 THUGS ROB FARMER OF FOWLS FOUR teenage thugs yesterday morning robbed a farmer of fowls which he was taking to market in Upper Chin Chew Street, Singapore. After having relieved Tan Ah Lim of his fowls, they forced him to give them $4 at dagger point. This was ail that93 words
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Article143 1958-08-28 7 MANAGER FREED ON LOTTERY CHARGE PENANG, Wed. The manager of the Capitol Cinema, Loh Wan Oon, was today acquitted without his defence being called on a summons charge of assisting in the carrying on of a public lottery, by having a "Raintree County" beans competition, in the cinema on May143 words
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124 1958-08-28 7 ADVICE BODY FOR HAWKERS IN SESSION THE Hawkers Advisory Committee, set up by the Singapore City Council, met for the first time yesterday and adopted rules and procedures for further meetings. The Mayor. Mr. Ong Eng Guan, who presided at the meeting, explained to the members that the committee was124 words
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198 1958-08-28 7 INCREASING AWARENESS OF HEALTH PLANNING COUNTRIES and territories In the Western Pacific Area have an ever increasing awareness of the importance of health planning and more attention is devoted to integrating the public health services of these countries. This is the highlight of the Annual ReDort of Dr. L. C.198 words
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Article106 1958-08-28 7 THE Singapore City Council will reserve 96 seats the first four rows for the niost important VlP's attending the concert to mark the re-open-ing of the renovated Victoria Theatre on Sept. 6. Seating of 800 other quests will be decided by ballot. Among these106 words
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Miscellaneous379 1958-08-28 7 624 p.m. (Bft. 4in.) and Bright and Early 730 Tim? 111 bv W iir^BTl 1111l W^M Penang 0.06 a.m (7ft.) 1206 p.m. Signal and News. 7.3a A Date V Mil 1^ I I fil 'J II ■il ■|Tif If k< fill (7ft Bin.» with Music. 8 am. News HeadMi* 1379 words
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Advertisement896 1958-08-28 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. fats *****/6, *****/4 132/6. Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE To Halifax. Boston. New Terfc, Baltimore. Philadelphia e> Cult Porto. S'pore P. S'ham Penang MYRMIDON 17/25 Oct 26 Oct 27/28 Oct Csftieti option te precee< via other ports te toad and discharge cargo896 words
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Advertisement1058 1958-08-28 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated in Singapore) (12 lines) "C"" THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. LONDON fir CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load end discharge carge (via Sue* with liberty to proceed via Penante or Cape ot1,058 words
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Advertisement947 1958-08-28 8 MITSUI |?J LINE FOR JAPAN S'pore P. S'hom Penong Awojison Moru for Yokohama 31 Aug FOR U.S.A. via SUEZ Fot New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore via Bombay. Arimoson Moru from Japan 13 Sept 16 Sept FOR U.S.A. via PACIFIC For Vancouver. San Francisco, Los. Angeles, Cristobal, Havana Kingston, Cardiff. Trujilo New947 words
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Advertisement586 1958-08-28 8 EAST ASIATIC LINK HOMEWARDS Sailing, fot 4d€(| Poff Ml Rotterdam, Bremen, Hamburg, Cope*^ "I/IMA" $POrt IUNA 17/20 Sept Calling Gdynio "SELANDIA" 19 20 Sept 21/22 Sept "BUSUANLAJ M 7/l J 2"" OUTWARDS Soilings for Bangkok ond fo, FAR U ST Penong p "KORIA" iHo s^ "PATAGONIA" 21/21 Sept fc^, 2586 words
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Article115 1958-08-28 9 OGAPORE exporters market a wider pi uoocls in West a spokesman of iooj Ministry of and Industry standard yesterGerman Governannounecd that of p{ooda could ;ed under quota no >rtera from the erseaa Territories Kinsdom. h could now be Gerraanj under total value of were miseelIstuffa115 words
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Article32 1958-08-28 9 j z »h 0.l refinery romwon a £4.000.000 supp'y equipment v refinery near Rio I a ract was negotiatei 1 a e of international i n. c32 words
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104 1958-08-28 9 Japanese Oil Firms Plans In Malava !S* i 1 A J W»««e attempt to market its gj^*jn Malaya, The Standard learns. The firm, Nippon Ext£? P etr leum Corporafrom mE!?, C^ Udc Petrol \l?IH Ml East counj«« and reflnes jt *n wh «J e jt operates a fiant modern refinery104 words
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Article87 1958-08-28 9 PUBLIC officials and busiless leaders in Singapore iave been invited to the 7th educational Graphic Arts Exposition, to be held at the Vew York Coliseum, New fork City, from Sept 6 to 12 iext year. The event, sponsored by ;ix nations U.K., France, [ta.y, Sweden. Canada and87 words
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Article349 1958-08-28 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Japan may provide yen credit to Malaya to help boost her industrial development, The Standard learns. Meanwhile, a UPI newsagency report from Toyko says the Ministry of International Trade and Industry is backing a "Beat the Recession" plan by extending yen credits,349 words
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Article144 1958-08-28 9 Airline To Inaugurate Service A DIRECT non-stop Clipper service between Saigon and Hongkong will be inaugurated by Pan American Airways on Oct. 5, Mr. J B. Wi.burn. the airline's district traffic sales manager announced in Singapore yesterday. With this new service, Singapore will have a quick connection at Saigon for144 words
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Article41 1958-08-28 9 t SALES of 1959 model cars ir. the U.S. would be around 5.000,000 president of General Motor Corporation, Mi. Harlow i H Curtice, predicted recently. This compared wi h estimsted sales of" 4,300,000 of 1953 models.41 words
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Article, Illustration71 1958-08-28 9 lorries being produced in this plant located at Banoyce. These lorries which have proved very popular in neighbouring East European countries, are capable of pulling heavy cargoes up to 100 metric tons or 220,460 pounds in weight. This branch factory of Tatra Works, in Czechoslovakia, was71 words
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Article86 1958-08-28 9 A 15 per cent production increase will be achieved from a reconstructed blast furnace which went into operation this week at an ironworks near Ilkeston, England. The furnace, which is the first in the U.K. to be built on a grid of carbon and steel86 words
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Article168 1958-08-28 9 OUTER ROADS Perak, Kilinsky, Mahathevi. Santa Lucia, Arkeidijk, Calcutta. Barumun. Kakoekoe. Batoela. Aiz-j Maru, Banggaai. Oulidia. Lian Hin. Ginko Maru. Roving. Oregon Mail, Universal Trader, Kuroshio Maru. Bakongan, Kingsville. Lidia. Himiji Maru. Seiju M'aru, Statius Jessen, Tosui Maru. Calt Gothenburg. Charon*. Lisboa. Varra Breeze. Van Reimsdi.ik, Padjonge.168 words
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Article96 1958-08-28 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Aug.-Sept U.K., Continent $32| buyers. $33J sellers; coconut oil in bulk $49i sellers, in drums $53 sellers; Muntok white pepper $127 sellers; Sarawak white 51 26 sellers; Special Sarawak black $75. Singapore Copra Association closing prices96 words
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Article256 1958-08-28 9 CORROSION Limited, of Southampton has announced the introduction of an entirely new range of chlorinated rubber paints, which will be of interest to all tropical countries. It is known as Avigel 250. Chlorinated rubber paints are well known for their excellent chemical and water resistance,256 words
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249 1958-08-28 9 COLONY MOVE TO MEET UNFAIR DUMPING SINGAPORE'S own industries, which ore facing unreasonable competition "from dumping by foreign" markets, can now avail themselves of the services of a "Protective Committee/' the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, told The Standard yesterday. The Minister said the setting up249 words
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Article226 1958-08-28 9 MALAYAN sharebrokejrs reported the following business don e yesterday: Fraser and Neave ords $2.67£, Gammon $1.46. $1.42* odd lot. Hammer $1.62 $1.62*; Hume Prefs A3 M Brewer^ $2 Q7i- M CementVaSfT^llsiKi O B 2 0 4 X 5 $I Robin R so ffleor? ots! S*2 i) q>z.so. nooinson226 words
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Article102 1958-08-28 9 KPM Buys All Shares In Line THE K.P.M. has bought all shares in the Oranje Line, a company incorporated in the Netherlands with a head office in Rotterdam. The company maintains regular passenger and freight services between North-west European ports and Canadian and U.S. ports on the St. Lawrence River102 words
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Article171 1958-08-28 9 Industrials Are Quietly Steady INDUSTRIALS were quietly steady while tins and rubbers were slightly easier in Malayan share market yesterday. Turnover was small. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: Buyers Sellers B.B. Petrol 48 50/G'town Disp. 2.40 2.50 M. Breweries 2 95 3.00 M. Colls. 0.82 0.89171 words
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Article122 1958-08-28 9 Rubber Slips C. SINGAPORE rubber price dropped I cent, to close at 811 cents Der lb. for International first grade September yesterday (.Tuesday, 81| cents). The market opened lower on disappointing overseas advices but later steadied slightly to about previous levels. Thereafter it was very quiet. Lowers were neglected. The122 words
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Article80 1958-08-28 9 RUBBER production in the Federation in July rose by 7,241 tons, to 60.196 tons, against 52,955 tons in the previous month. Of this, estate butput was 36,472 tons (31,176 tons in June) and smallholdings 23,724 tons (21,779 tons). Exports totalled 56,867 tons in July (50,805 tons in80 words
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Article61 1958-08-28 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday New York: buying, T.T. 32 J. O.D. 32a, 90 days air mail 33 1/16 credit bills. 33J trade bills. Selling, T.T. or OD. ready were: New York 32 J: French Francs *****: Belgian61 words
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Article, Illustration115 1958-08-28 9 JAPAN'S beer drinking: champions, Mr. Soichiro Hiyama and Miss Mie Orihara smile with a huge bottle of beer after being crowned the '1958 Beer King and Queen" of Japan, in a beer drinking contest held in Tokyo last week. The bespectacled business executive drained115 words
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Advertisement239 1958-08-28 9 pif EVERETT ORIENT LINE J££f S'pore P S'hom Pennng ~y Hongkong. Japan. •'E3EVERETT" 10 Sept 8 Sept 6 Sept "3SADEVERETT" 4 Oct Oct f Rangoon, Chittagong. Calcutto 13 Sept 17 Sept •LENEveretT" 4 Oct 8 Oct j^^EVEREXI STAR LINE Jh| 'lo^gkong, Japan. ARCTURUS" 12 Sept lOSept ALCYONE" 2 Oct 5239 words
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Advertisement76 1958-08-28 9 Z^i fft O r 11-M— Af o tQuch of one fing€r if enobie, y^ to dictot* your letters during and after office time, give instructions before leaving office, record conversations, conferences, lectures, register telephone conversations. More than 1 50,000 Stenorettes have been so Id up to now —on irrefutable proof76 words
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1256 1958-08-28 10 'Like a fish out of water' in Civvy Street Richard Berry continues his series on MEN IN THE NEWS in which he gives intimate sidelights into the careers of world famous personalities in this column, appearing every Thursday IN mid-September, a 62-year-old British General comes out of retirement to take1,256 words
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Article, Illustration47 1958-08-28 10 A FLEET of fishing boats took part in a ceremony by the Portuguese Eurasians of Malacca at the opening of the extension of a chapel at Praya Lane recently. The statue of Our Lady of Rosary was brought in a fishing boat from a47 words
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Article, Illustration452 1958-08-28 10 Ike' s Personal Envoy has been globe-trotting ever since 1916. ROBERT DANIEL MURPHY, President Eisenhower's personal envoy in the Middle East, started his career as a post office clerk in 1916. After one year he felt restless and took the Foreign Service examinations because he wanted to see the world.452 words
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Advertisement46 1958-08-28 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products CHINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is an excellent remedy for Stomach Pams, Constipation, Indigestion, Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL \m\ doans Vf§.LUIIG TONIC SOLD BY ALL ViSPitiSAWSS U\L o* u STOKBS46 words
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Article91 1958-08-28 11 SINGAPORE f R SAFA League 1 n AAA t Jalan p. ii. PENANG Friendly: Kowyiotor Bus Football r ~r dp ration combinCity Stadium, 8 B\:tericorth vs i irrisom, Minden |j p.m. W.YTO.V: Penang -or inter-team V M.N.O. Hall, IPOH SOCCER: Lim Seng Fook Wah' r amb^* w Cheng91 words
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667 1958-08-28 11 ALL SET FOR ANOTHER MERDEKA GAMES KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Merdeka Day, first birthday of Malayan nationhood, falls on Sunday, but where sportsmen in the Federal capital are concerned, celebrations will have reached the grand climax by Saturday. Thrown in basketball, shooting, wrestling or gymnastics and the Merdeka Anniversary sports programme667 words
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Article93 1958-08-28 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A goal scored by inside right Arokiasamy after extra time enabled Selangor Indian Association to beat Royal Air Force by 3-2 in the first round of the F.A. Cup knockout soccer competition at the Princess Road Stadium today. Indonesia Muda turned out a sparkling93 words
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Article103 1958-08-28 11 IPOH, Wed. In an early season rugger friendly played on Tiger Lane ground today a Boston XV beat a Perak Turf Club S.C. by 16 points (two goals and two tries) to 10 (two goals). The Boston XV included several All Blues players and a number of soldiers103 words
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Article57 1958-08-28 11 LONDON. Aug. 27 (Reuter) Results in last night's football matche s were: League One: Arsenal 3 Burnley 0; Leeds United 1. Luton Town 1. League Two: Grimsby Town 4, Lincoln City 2. League Three: Bury 3, Stockport 3. League Four: Oldham Athletic 2. Coventry City 1; Watford 0.57 words
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439 1958-08-28 11 CEYLON H.K. TEAMS FOR FEAF SOCCER TEAMS from Ceylon, Malaya, Hongkong and Sinipore will take part in the Far East Air Force soccer ia mpu>nships which will start at Seletar next week. The Far East Air Force soccer championships will be held at Seletar from Sept 1 to Sept. 6.439 words
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Article132 1958-08-28 11 CHARTERED BANK THE CHAMPS CHARTERED Bank Sports u on the Singapore pness Houses Football £cc.a r :on senior knock- final when they beat fames Brothers Sports two goals to one Falan Besar Stadium ikers can cm^ider luckjr t<> have won es rl^y^r was Even > tiers by the referee 1132 words
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Article194 1958-08-28 11 Dying Race Of Amateur Cricketers VELBOL'RXE. Aug. 27 Jnrter) The typical Engunatetu cricketer p man with plenty of jyi and leisure was a fcng race, former Test cric-f-r j g. Dewes said in *-b( -m e today. D wes, 32. arrived here fc wurij the Stratheden on to Sydney where194 words
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Article85 1958-08-28 11 :ORK. Aug 27 (Reuter) tj^ ■-■'> V^oira. of Japan, reixth p!are in the ivorld j^ C rankings issued toiay K Rln the authoritative boxing magazine ne s ame list for Argen- 4 *o Pascual Perez, world kL*rf a Ji Iwamoto of Japan VX'* vo Place tenth conlj. ;'-185 words
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Article113 1958-08-28 11 PENANG, Tues.— The Federation Combined team to play against the Kowloon Busmen in a friendly match at the City Stadium at 8 p.m. tomorrow, will have four Selangor players; six Penang and one from Perak. The team is: Lourdes (SI.), Navaratnam (SI.), Koay Ban Chuan (P«.).113 words
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Article222 1958-08-28 11 1st. Bn. KOSB 'A WINS STEN CUP THE Isi Battalion KOSB "A" team won the Sten Cup with 599 Doints yesterday, second day o' the Singapore Base District Rifle meeting at the Nee Soon Ranges. Full results were: Sten Cup: 1 KOSB (559 points); 2 10 Transport Squadron Royal Engineers222 words
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Article155 1958-08-28 11 KOTA BAHRU, Wed. Kelantan •porUmeii are unable W> represent the state In various spcrte and soccer fixture* a» they have used most of their leave for the y ft 's understood that the presidents of various poT IIXZ °rganisaiions w the *tate are approaching the state155 words
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Article101 1958-08-28 11 THEY'VE NOTHING TO SAY PEKING, Aug. 27, (Reuter). Chinese newspapers today did not comment on report on the Australian swimmers' cancellation of their visit to China next week. The All-China Athletics Federation said today that its withdrawal from the International Amateur Swimming Federation might have prompted Australians to cancel their101 words
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Article, Illustration42 1958-08-28 11 These swimming WRAFs of Changi lined up for an after the swim picture at the recent RAF swimming championships are, left to right: Cpl. A, Roduell, Cpl. I. Pitt, Cpl. R. Mot, SACW K. Diamond, Cpl. P. Hogan.42 words
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Article52 1958-08-28 11 SINGAPORE Traction Company Sports Club carried ihe S.B.H.F.A. junior knockout competition title with a four-two victory over Imperial Chemical Industeries Sports Club played at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Hussein 3 and Tian Soon scored for the busmen while Tiarn Swee scored both the *oals for52 words
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408 1958-08-28 11 Signals Fight Hard To Keep Parker Cup ROYAL Signals won the Singapore Base District Parker Cup soccer championship for the second successive year by beating Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers 2—l at Tanglin yesterday. The deciding goal was scored in the second half of extra time after both teams had408 words
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Article73 1958-08-28 11 MOSCOW, Aug. 27 (UPI) Soviet marksmen won the final event in the 37th world shooting championships to amass the staggering total of 25 titles out of 40. The Russians completely dominated the ten day competition by winning 14 of 17 team events and 11 out of73 words
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488 1958-08-28 11 IPOH, Wed. Though there has been a postThomas Cup "boom" in badminton and local sports shops can hardly cope with the demand for equipment from new euthusiasts, entries for the 1959 Perak open championships, which start this week, are extremely poor. Th e488 words
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Article222 1958-08-28 12 Games Tour For Airmen A FAR East A:r Force sports contingent will flv to, S.:ia, Borneo, on Friday to i take part in hockey and ten- 1 r.s matches against Shell Com- I pany team over the weekend, j The first turn-out of tlie FEAF hockey side this season will222 words
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Article37 1958-08-28 12 CALGARY. Alberta. Aug. 27 (Reuter)— Henry Martell of Edmonton, won the 54 hole Canadian Professional Golfer? Association championship here yesterday with a one under par 209. Murray Tucker of Toronto, was second with 210.37 words
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Article410 1958-08-28 12 Chanqi Sweeps The Board SCORING a total of 74 points, Royal Air Force, Changi became the first winners of the Far Ea^t Air Force swimming championships at Changi yesterday. Kuala Lumpur aggregated 39 points to take second place while RAF., Seletar were third with 24 points. This Is the first410 words
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Article, Illustration36 1958-08-28 12 END of the 400 metres iree style 'duel between lisa Konrads, the winner, right, and Lorraine Crapp, left, is this happy picture of the two world beating swimmers at the SSC pool36 words
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Article236 1958-08-28 12 The following were the results iS.R. mean Singapore record, and W.R. world rccorld>: 100 metres free style Australian: 1. Pawn Fraser 64.4s W. R. 61.2s SR. 725) 2. Alva Colquhoun Sandra Morgan. 100 metres free style Singapore: 1. Sally Hudson tSSO 76.2s iS.R. 725) 2. Yap Fan236 words
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Article114 1958-08-28 12 CHEONG Cheng Swee and Hashim Haroon, the Coiony's .junior doubles champions, nelped Merrytime Badminton Party to win the final of Singapore Badminton Association Inter-Junior Club competition against Marigold Badminton Party, at the Singapore Badminton Stadium yesterday. Merrytime beat Marigold by three games to two. Results114 words
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Article27 1958-08-28 12 LONDON, Aug. 27. (Reuter) -Results in last night's Rugby League matches were: Castleford 20, Doncaster 4. Dewsbury 21, Bradford Northern 12. Keighlev 17, Halifax 20.27 words
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Article38 1958-08-28 12 ADELAIDE, Aug. 27 (Reuter) —Test cricketer Sir Donald Bradm.an is 50 years of rge today. He celebrated the occasion quietly but was late into his share-broking office because of a flood of congratulatory phone calls.38 words
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Article709 1958-08-28 12 KEN JALLEH - KEN JALLEH By —Nothing To Shock The World NO world records nothing that would shock the swimming world which had already been shocked by their performances in Europe. Australia's wonderful swimming dolls were content to chug chug along at the Singapore Swimming Club last709 words
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Article, Illustration34 1958-08-28 12 SIX of the eight unde r 11 years boys from the Chinese Swimming Club who broke Singapore Amateur Swimming Association records for the 400 metres free style and medley relays last night.34 words
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Article, Illustration93 1958-08-28 12 EVERYWHERE THAT ILSA WENT, SHE SIGNED... AUTOGRAPH hunters were out in jull cry at the Singapore Swimming Club last night, and here in this picture, an always obliging lisa Konrads obliges the 'hunters' while still in the pool. The y followed lisa everywhere, and everyivhcre that lisa went, sh* signed93 words
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Article105 1958-08-28 12 THE Australian men 'wonders* now in Hongkong have been invited to swim in Singapore on their way back to Australia, a Singapore Amateur Swimming Association official revealed yesterday. "But whether they will accept the invitation or not is uncertain. No reply has yet been received from the105 words
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Article32 1958-08-28 12 INVERCARGILL, New Zealand, Aug. 27 (Reuter) The touring Australian Rugby Union side were beaten 26 points to eight by Southland here today. The tourists were losing 11-5 at half-time.32 words
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400 1958-08-28 12 By SCRUTINEER THERE was little activity on the tramine In* Bukit Timah yesterday. Most horses were confin h M slow work, and the only ones sent against the i!B were trainer Bagby's lonosphere and Meteorite II lonosphere (Jones), working on the outside of400 words
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Article228 1958-08-28 12 KONRADS VISITS DOCTOR HONGKONG, a., j I teri Swimm rig a car after visit i Jon Konrad; I irimme I.R seconds fl th( h e cord for the 100 metres fn stj \c distai Competing .-.z- tc ui Gary Winram ai i local -<■• 1 swimmers, the bu: teenage elided228 words
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Article41 1958-08-28 12 LAUSANNE, Aug. ter)-M. Otto Mayer ft < of the [nternati na v Committee, confr rmefl here yesterday drawn from the the first country < The China Mi eti lion announ ed ist it wa< with Irawing stitutions: f Nationa'.i,' Chin^^41 words
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Article21 1958-08-28 12 rULLOCH wonder horse it rich Santa Aniw s CaUfornia it W vc uutounoed m D ri a y21 words
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Article57 1958-08-28 12 THE Singapore Badminton Association named six players last night to represent the Colony in the Foong Seong Cup-tie against Malacca to be played at Malacca on September 6 and 7. The six selected are as follows: Ons Poh Lim Johnny Heah, Lim Say Wan, Seah57 words
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Article63 1958-08-28 12 THE team to represent Young Men's Sikh Association against the Singapore Police' in a friendly hockey match to be played today at the Police Training School ground will be selected from the following: Nathan, Sar b o, Anoop Singh, Gurbachan Singh, Mohinder Singh, Leo Nathan, Phoopalan,63 words
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Article38 1958-08-28 12 THE following have been selected to play for RAF Changi against Singapore Recreation Club in a friendly hockey match on the padang today: Perman: Lovelace. Graham: Taylor. Dr:ikc. Bishops: Carroll, Browne, Watts, McDonald Tilly.38 words
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Article125 1958-08-28 12 PERTH, Aug. 27 (Reuter) Australia's tennis "bad boy" Mervyn Rose today tipped Italy to beat the United States in the Davis Cup inter-zone final. Rose, who has just arrived here after being suspended by the Australian Lawn Tennis Association while touring the Continent said: "Italy's125 words
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Article28 1958-08-28 12 Frederick J. Wright, 60, former United States Walker Cup golfer collapsed and died at the 13th tee yesterday during the National amateur golf tournament at Brooklin, Massachusetts.28 words
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Article378 1958-08-28 12 RYE, New York, Aug. 27 (UPI) Great Britain won all five of its matches yesterday to come from behind and retain the Nations Cup. first of two tennis trophies to be decided at the Westchester Country Club courts this week. The five victories gave the378 words
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Advertisement49 1958-08-28 12 66 What can I get V^^^Hk to relieve JG^^^B this awful skin irritation?" m Asepso Soap -it's so soothing" J j^^ M AMf Asepso Soap protects M ml^^m y° U a 8 a nst the germs m M that cause skin troubles, FOR THE RE "EF^^^^P]^^ OF PRICKLY HEAT49 words
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Article, Illustration338 1958-08-28 13 Lj Fr ance use, up republic faster than *™6 n u ™%iir£ initrm in «i onP d If anything the amount of space riven to MM queens, princes and princesses-not to rf dnkes and dnchesse.-increase, ye ar by year resident, in Pari, are frequently called upon to t t338 words
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Article418 1958-08-28 13 KM« concierges of Paris probably know between »r. enough about life to fill a century of novels, so :i-diy surprising that the chief qualification for the (W) be discretion. At least that is what iidoynard, secretary of the Concierges Trade Union m H-hour day and disturbed nights of418 words
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Article359 1958-08-28 13 •*UGH? Sergeant Houssais, a small white-haired <»t 71. ha s been besieged by Pressmen and M( >n md radio interviewers this week to tell how he lh first airmail service in France 40 years ago. i; *l rn,i of August, 1918, he flew a twin-engined Mfx aircraft, withdrawn359 words
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Article243 1958-08-28 13 Standard newsletters that the Middle East crisis has abated, London finds itself once again in the traditional 'dog-days' of August, and the newspapers are free to devote their space to publicitystunts, rows between cricketers, and gossip about celebrities on holiday. The tourist crowds that gather round No. 10 Downing Street243 words
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Article398 1958-08-28 13 -By A Special Correspondent COME tension has arisen between France and India over the status of Pondicherry, the former French possession in the extreme southeast of India. In May, 1956, France signed a treaty of cession to hand over Pondicherry and its tiro neighbouring coastal strips, Yanam398 words
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Article279 1958-08-28 13 Dennis Bloodworth - Dennis Bloodworth says THERE is no reconciling the ruthless anti-Com-munism of Ngo Dinh Diem, the autocratic President of South Vietnam, and the -passionate neutralism of Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the royal "strong vian" of neighbouring Cambodia. Siyn Var, Cambodia's outgoing Prime Minister, has announced that Americantrained troops279 words
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Article722 1958-08-28 13 Anthony Sampson - Anthony Sampson reports from Singapore Avon, via Oxford and Blenheim Palace, to visit Shakespeare's birthplace or to see a Shakespeare play, seems almost like a strip of American territory in the midst of England, Englishmen, who are far more casual about their own monuments than the French or722 words
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Miscellaneous580 1958-08-28 13 By RITA DEL MAR be economical in financial dealings. Evening: exert careful judgment. SCORPIO— Oct. 23 to Nov. 21— Sidestep changea concerning associates. Afternoon: be resourceful; conserve energy, money. SAGITTARIUS— Nov. 22 to Dec. 21— Take care gettmg about, with health, work; be helpful. Afternoon: be saving, friendly. CAPRICORN— Dec.580 words
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135 1958-08-28 14 HULL, England, Aug. 27 (UPl)— More than 100 "progressive" reform schoolboys turned on their guards with razors, knives and chair legs in a mass riot on Sunday afternoon. it was revealed yesterday. Five officers, including the prison's deputy .Governor. suffered injuries in the fighting and135 words
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Article341 1958-08-28 14 VS Govt. Will Not Shirk Its Responsibilities' WASHINGTON, Aug. 27 (Reuter) President Eisenhower said today that the United States was not going to desert its responsibilities to Nationalist China. But at his Press conference, he declined to specify what action the United States might take if341 words
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Article254 1958-08-28 14 Wrecked Cafe Of Coloured Owner Fiv Cuilty Of Malicious Damage LONDON, Aug. 27 (Reuter) —A gang of between 20 and 30 youths armed with sticks wrecked a West-London cafe belonging to a coloured man, a court here was told today. A defence witness alleged the trouble began because of a254 words
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Article66 1958-08-28 14 HONGKONG. Aug. 27 (Reuter) Radio Peking reported tcnight that three organizations today handed protests to the British Charge D'Affaires about tbe closing of the Chung Hwa Middle School in Hongkong. The organizations protested against the undue violence employed during the eviction ot people from the premises66 words
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Article, Illustration109 1958-08-28 14 LORD GODDARD. 81. Lord Chief Justice of England last week ended the last working day of his 12 years a s Lord Chief Justice, 26-years a s a Judge and 59 years at the Bar As Lord Goddard dealt out justice from the bench for the last109 words
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Article29 1958-08-28 14 A TOTAL of 15 Negroes registered yesterday to attend first grade classes with. Whites in a peaceful preliminary to the second year of school integration in Nashviile. Tennesse. UPIUPI - 29 words
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Article20 1958-08-28 14 BRITISH Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd arrived in Barcelona yesterday to begin a brief vacation on Spain's sunny Costa Brava. UPIUPI - 20 words
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Article25 1958-08-28 14 THE PRESIDENT of the Pakistan National Assembly Abdul Wahab Khan, left for Karachi by air yesterday after a visit to Moscow. Kaaio Moscow reported. UPIUPI - 25 words
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Article28 1958-08-28 14 ISRAELI Ambassador to the United States, Abba Eban conferred yesterday for 45 minutes with Assistant Secretary of State William Rountree on latest developments in the Middle East.— UPIUPI - 28 words
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Article24 1958-08-28 14 AUSTRALIA and West Germany yesterday signed a new five-year agreement ensuring the continued flow of selected German migrants to Australia on assisted passages. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article29 1958-08-28 14 RADIOACTIVE isotopes are to be used to complete research for a silt dredging project in Bombay harbour, costing 80 million rupees, it was announced in Bombay last night. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article43 1958-08-28 14 THE INDONESIAN Government announced yesterday that Lieutenant-Colone] Jim us Anis, Chief of the Islamic Section of the Army, would visit Pakistan, the United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia to learn the systems of spintua l education for servicemen used in those countries. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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209 1958-08-28 14 MOLLY GOH (S'PORE TYPIST) WED SOON ADELAIDE, Aug. 27 (UPI) John William McLean a 38--year-old widower and exserviceman with three childTen, hopes soon to marry 22--year-old Molly Goh of Singapore. The only remaining obstacle, it seems, is McLean's difficulty in raising the £200 bond required by the Immigration Department before209 words
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216 1958-08-28 14 Relations With R.I. Friendly— Menzies CANBERRA, Aug. 27 (Reuter) Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies, told the House of Representatives today that statements suggesting that the relations that existed between Australia and Indonesia were strained were very much to be deprecated. Far from being strained, Australia's relations with Indonesia were216 words
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Article63 1958-08-28 14 ALGIERS, Aug. 27, (UPI) Gen. Charles De Gaulle returned once more to Algeria today on the final and probably the toughest leg of his 12,000 mile trip to "sell" his new constitution to the overseas territories of France The General's plane touched down at Maison Blance63 words
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Article214 1958-08-28 14 UNICEF's $72,000 AID TO MALAYA UNITED NATIONS, Aug. 27 (Reuter) A recommendation that $72,000 worth of powdered milk and medical equipment be allocated to Singapore and to the Federation of Malaya was made yesterday by Mr. Maurice Pate. Executive Director of the United Nations Childrens Fund. (UNICEF). This would help214 words
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196 1958-08-28 14 NEW DELHI. Aug. 27 (Reuter) The Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, said here today he did not consider there was any particular significance in the United States Navy ships visiting Singapore. Replying to a foreign affairs debate in the Council of States, Mr.196 words
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Article151 1958-08-28 14 SHEFFIELD, England, Aug. 27 (Reuter).— The Sheffield Trades and Labour Council representing about 100,000 workers are demanding the removal of a colour bar at the city's Locarno Ballroom, it was announced today. The council at a meeting last night ursed the city authorities to withdraw the151 words
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Article32 1958-08-28 14 NAPLES, Aug. 27, (Reuter) The Ruler of Kuwait. Sheikh Abdulla Al Salim Al Subah, arrived here yesterdav on the liner Exter for a Deriod of rest in Italy and Switzerland.32 words
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Article67 1958-08-28 14 OSLO, Aug. 27, (Reuter). King Olav of Norway yesterday went on board the Unitec States atomic submarine "Kate.' and was shown roiim: by the Captain, Commandei James Calvert. The Prime Minister. Mr Einar Gerhardsen and the Foreign Minister. Mr. Haivara Lange, are also expected to visit67 words
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Article, Illustration46 1958-08-28 14 pix. MIKIO MIZUTA, (right) leader of a Japanese Parliamentary delegation, presents a transistor pocket radio receiver to Prime Minister U. Nu of Burma at the Premier's residence in Rangoon. The Japanese delegation is on an inspection tour of South-east Asian countries. UPIUPI - 46 words
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Article148 1958-08-28 14 LOS ANGELES; Aug. 27 (UPI) Herve Alphand, French Ambassador to ihe United States, said yesterday that France "must" hold nuclear tests to -join the United States, Britain and Russia in the atomic club. Alphand said France was working on development of atomic energy and148 words
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Article33 1958-08-28 14 MICHAEL LINCOLN, aged 75, fell asleep while swimming in a public bath di.d was drowned, an inquest decided in London yesterday. The verdict was accidental death. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article56 1958-08-28 14 TAIPEI. Aug. 27 (Reuter).— Twenty-three persona, mostly teenage girls, were killed and 13 ethers injured in an explosion at a fire-works factory at Chiayi in southern Formosa yesterday, according to reports reaching here. At least 12 persons are reported missing. The cause of the explosion56 words
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218 1958-08-28 14 9/ ON TREASON TRIAL PRETORIA, Aug. 27 (Reuter) The soeci.n stituted Court trying 91 South Africans of vJ. on charges of treason here today refused I aI 1 application to quash the indictment The Court adjourned en August 22, after a 10-day battle over the218 words
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Article66 1958-08-28 14 LONDON, r r (Router)— Surm-vr jtffa have been born at Qurr n Charlotte's Maternity Ho* pital. London n Vi disclosed yeftei4a\ A spokrvm.m Bajg (I the special roquo-t of parents no announce ment was nurir- ai the time of birth The children Km aiivf when66 words
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Article63 1958-08-28 14 LONDON, A Britain toda: I corned Pres; lei i p;an for expa:. resources of the Wor:d Bai and the Ir.tc"-.r..-.s. m tary Fund. A Brit^h PoreW H spokesman toi<i questior at hi? daily Prc r!«o that the Presideafs |Hpi were under Bt The Preside: P contained in63 words
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Article27 1958-08-28 14 THE South forre today began DDT. over maj< i r ;ec an attempt to >ntroia cephalitis which ha e 4 ed 2.144 peoons, dead. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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