Singapore Standard, 3 September 1958
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Title Section21 1958-09-03 1 SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD Telephone *****—5 Coble TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1 958. Vol. IX No. 63. 15 cts. 14 Pages21 words
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Article587 1958-09-03 1 NINETY-MINUTE SEA BATTLE OFF QUEMOY Latest Communist Move Causes Anxiety In London TAIPEI, Sept. 2, (UPl)— The Nationalists said four of their warships sank 1 1 Communist motor torpedo boats off Big Quemoy island today, but a frontline dispatch said Red ships and artillery disrupted efforts587 words
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340 1958-09-03 1 NAVY SHIP RECAPTURES BOARDED TRAWLER Iceland Sailors Under Arrest LONDON, Sept. 2 The Royal Navy today rescued a British trawler seized by an Icelandic patrol m the first major incident m the bloodless fishery war off the Iceland coast. Two Icelandic gunboats, Thor and Maria Julia, had intercepted the trawlerReuter; UPI - 340 words
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Article32 1958-09-03 1 LONDON, Sept. 3 (UPI) Britain today successfully exploded a high -yield nuclear device at high altitude over its Christmas Island test grounds m the Pacific, the Ministry of Supply announced.32 words
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192 1958-09-03 1 GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept. 2 (UPI) The United States, Britain and Russia are expected to unveil secrets of nuclear fusion today as a prelude to possible cooperation m harnessing hydrogen bombs for peace. The atomic Big Three have promised to take their knowledge of controlled192 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-09-03 1 photo. MOST popular frog-girl m the training camp for Nationalist China's Combat Youth Corps Miss Tsi Chin gives a demonstration to oth er combat girls on how to put on underwater swimming equipment The girls are under extensive training by the armed forces frogmen on a beach mUPI - 53 words
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Article230 1958-09-03 1 LONDON, Sept. 2 (Reuter) Fifteen people, fncluding two children and a baby, were feared killed when a blazing twin-engined Viking plane plunged into a row of council houses m Southall on London's western outskirts today. The death toll also included the crew of three m230 words
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Article128 1958-09-03 1 SEARCH FOR 19 LOST IN PACIFIC AGANA, Guam, Sept. 2. (UPI) A military C-124 Globemaster with 19 persons aboard crashed m the Pacific today about 50 mile s west of Guam. The Air Force said there was no indication of survivors but a search wa s being made U.S. Navy128 words
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Article49 1958-09-03 1 NICOSIA, Sept. 2, (Reuter) A British airman was shot dead while walking m a Nicosia suburban street this evening, it was officially announced. The airman was walking with his wife when gunmen fired from a passing taxi. His wife was wounded and taken to hospital.49 words
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Article35 1958-09-03 1 HARUO Takamagari, 49, yesterday died of a liver ailment which doctors said was caused by the Atomic Bomb dropped m Hiroshima 13 years ago. Takamagari was the 19th A-bomb victim this year U.P.I.U.P.I. - 35 words
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Article232 1958-09-03 1 VIENNA, Sept. 2 (U.P.I.)— A new tide of terror is sweeping Communist Rumania into despair unparalleled since the purge of Rumanian Foreign Minister Anna Pauker six years ago. according to reliable reports reaching this central European listening post. More than 100 persons were tried232 words
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Article34 1958-09-03 1 MAJ.GEN. Edward P. King, Jr. 74. who made what he called the "ignominious decision" to surrender Bataan to Japanese forces to IMS, «g last night to BmbmL Georgia, of heart WM~ U.P.I.U.P.I. - 34 words
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Article156 1958-09-03 1 DETAINEES CAN GET CITIZENSHIP KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A person who is eligible for Federal citizenshiD is not disqualified from applying for it, even if he is detained m Singapore for political reasons. He can still be considered to be "of good character" (one of the clauses of eligibility). This was156 words
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Article64 1958-09-03 1 CAPETOWN. Sept. 2 (Reuten Dr. Hendrick Verwoerd, 57-year-old Minister of Native Affairs, was today elected as South Africa's new Prime Minister by a Nationalist Party caucu s here. Dr. Verwoerd, who succeeds Mr. Johannes Strijdom as Prime Minister was chief architect of the Nationalists* policy64 words
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Article105 1958-09-03 1 COLONY LAWYER CHARGED SINGAPORE lawyer. Mr. N. C. Goho, was charged m the Ninth Magistrate's Court, yesterday, with committing an affray and causing a breach of the peace at the Tiong Hoa Bar m Prinsep Street at about midnight on May 16. He pleaded not guilty and was allowed bail105 words
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196 1958-09-03 1 > HONGKONG, Sept. 2 (Reutcr) Three Europeans and one Chinese, missing m a small boat since Aug. 22, were reported tonight to be detained somewhere m Kwangtung Province. A Government spokesman said Hongkong authorities had received word to this effect from the British Charge196 words
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Advertisement255 1958-09-03 1 APOLLO Wl BRAND ESSENCE of CHICKEN I (MAOC IN U.S.A.) a I LOOK FOR THE ESSENCE WITH the RED LABEL and note the VACUUM SEALED CAP Adulteration is impossible! 1 WINNER HA6EMEYER TRADING CO., (M) LTD. LISTEN TO THE s^s? JlCjB-JitJKjK-JK-JB-JB COLO>RTU K}£WSi2. R n n OVER REDIFFUSION EVERY SUNDAY255 words
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Article316 1958-09-03 2 It's Result Of Govt. Drive To Promote Industry A SURVEY covering all industrial and manufacturing concerns m Singapore will shortly be undertaken under the auspices of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, it was learned yesterday. The survey is the result of Government's policy to promote316 words
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165 1958-09-03 2 Malaya Invited To Pacific Festival MALAYA will be among the Pacific countries to be honoured m the nine-day celebration organized by the city of San Francisco from Sept. 12 to 21. Under the title "Pacific Festival Days," the Mayor. Mr. George Christopner, has extended invitations to the ambassadors of 38165 words
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110 1958-09-03 2 Now Tin Mine Wants To 'Copy' Mayor Ong THE Pahang Consolidated Company, one of the largest underground tin mines m the world operating m the mining town of Sungei Lembing, will soon start a public health campaign patterned m some ways after the Singapore City Council's Mass Health Movement. This110 words
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Article60 1958-09-03 2 LEE Lai Hong, 25. pleaded not guilty m a Singapore Court yesterday to a charge of using criminal force on a girl with intent to outrage her modesty at a wayang m Tanjong Pa gar on Monday night. The Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates,60 words
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Article145 1958-09-03 2 FIRM TO GET NOTICE OF STRIKE MORE than 200 industrial workers employed at the Borneo Motors workshop m Singapore are threatening to go on strike within a fortnight from today m protest against the management's alleged refusal to consider their demands. The Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union, on behalf of145 words
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Article, Illustration37 1958-09-03 2 A SECTION of the 2,000 school children from 71 schools m George Town enjoying soft drinks at a Children's Party at the Methodist Girls' School, Penang, on Sunday, the first anniversary of Merdeka.37 words
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Article60 1958-09-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A young housewife entering her room to call her sleeping husband for a dinner scream, ed with horror when she saw him hanging from a beam m their home at Ang Seng Road here tonight. However, she said she quickly cut him down. He60 words
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Article, Illustration103 1958-09-03 2 The Deputy Chief-of-Staff of the Indonesian Army, Brigadier General Djatikusomo, yesterday denied a report that he had been named to succeed the Indonesian Consul General m Singapore. Mr. Ahmad Natanagara. The Number Two Man of the Indonesian Army arrived here by air after103 words
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Article189 1958-09-03 2 Champion Of The Temporary Clerks KUALA LUMPUR, Tups The man who successfully fought for temporary clerks to be absorbed into the Federation Government service is Mr. D p. Xavier. The government's Albakri committee report, which .55 published yesterday, recoilmended that temporaries oe taken into permanent posts Mr. Xavier. 33-yea<-n,j founder-secretary189 words
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Article204 1958-09-03 2 THE arrest of secret society leaders and detention of two smuggling kingpins have dealt a death blow to organized smuggling operations m Singapore, The Standard was told yesterday. A Customs spokesman, m revealing this yesterday, said the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force had been of immense204 words
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Article145 1958-09-03 2 19-HOUR VIGIL ON THE ROAD KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Capital's Traffic Poire* men worked 19 hours a day during the Merdeka tnniversary celebration and managed to keep mishaps to the bftittt minimum. The number of Rccidcnti which occurred during the four days from Aug. 28 *c.c on a par with145 words
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Advertisement441 1958-09-03 2 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC (Principal: D. J. Williams, M.A., B.Sc, F.R.1.C.) PROSPECTUS 1958-1959. THE Prospectus of the Polytechnic contains information about courses, qualifications, examinations, fees, timetables and general regulations. The conditions of entry into the various courses, the way to apply for entry and the times for interview are also given. The441 words
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Advertisement498 1958-09-03 2 NOTICES p.w.p: notice THE timber bridge No. 1/2 on the Gopeng Water supply Intake Road will bf closed to all vehicular traffic from Bth to 30th of September. A footbridge for pedestrians and bicycles will be available for use. STATE ENGINEER, Perak. NOTICE AS from Ist September, 1958, the Singapore498 words
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Advertisement144 1958-09-03 2 LAST DAY: HTttt tlf »H Tommy Sands Rooks you m "SING BOY SING* (C'Scope) Opens Tomorrow: "THE DESPERADOS ABE IN TOWN" Pimples Go Cause HIM ii S Days Tha vary first application a* Nt«o-' •ana) begins to daar sway pimples Hka atac«r. Was Nteatfafwi tonight snd r— WIN «ooa aaa144 words
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Article434 1958-09-03 3 September 3. 1958 AMONG the many matters that will be given top priority by the Federation Government early m ifs second year of independence will be preparations for the coming State and Federal Parliament elections. The Election Commission, headed by Tuan Haji Mustapha Albakri, has proposed that the434 words
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Article322 1958-09-03 3 INDUSTRY and Government m the Federation of Ma!ava and m Singapore are showing keen interest m the proposed scheme to start a Department of Business Administration at the University o* Maiava. According to Professor Leslie C. Won? of the University of British Columbia, who is now surveying322 words
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Article56 1958-09-03 3 Ci li. Urn leek Kirn Koad. bpore I PO Box No 1563 Cables. MGERNEWS' *^aca LUMPi.B Tel: 2 548 l 15 lm«»). All departments »"«rußt Ch.na Insurance B«dg.. 174 Batu Ad •JOM Teleo^on* ***** ?ENanc 93. Cowan St fel: 3829 M *tACCA: 8 Leith St Tel:56 words
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Article757 1958-09-03 3 GROSSMAN ON TOUR Richard Crossman the Daily Mirror political columnist, is on tour. This wee! he is m Moscow, Then he flies tc Peking, capital oi Communist China. 'For millions of Russians a grim Ice Age has ended' TTHESE Russians have never had it so good. That Is my most757 words
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Article582 1958-09-03 3 Rawle Knox - Rawle Knox By CAIRO, TfGYPTIAN Communists Aj were forecasting the present troubles m the Formorsa Straits a few weeks ago. This startling prescience took some time to filter through because the Egyptian Communist Party, like all political parties save the Government-sponsored National Union, is banned m both582 words
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Article891 1958-09-03 3 LONDON ]yjR. Harold Macmillan can stand by for a new declaration from Britain's eight million trade unionists that they are not going to take "no" for an answer on wages. That, it is already clear, will be the warning the Trades Union Congress, meeting at891 words
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Article579 1958-09-03 3 Gordon MaClean - Secret Society Threat To Kenya Gordon MaClean NAIROBI A NEW threat to peace and security m Kenya is spreading among the Kikuyu tribe, just as the authorities were hoping that Mau Mau had finally been eradicated. This takes the form of yet another secret society using ritual oath-taking ceremonies every579 words
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Article, Illustration402 1958-09-03 3 the NEWS as it Strikes me PARTITION of the former German colony of SouthWest Africa, with part of the vast territory going to the Union of South Africa and the remainder being placed under United Nations trusteeship, has been suggested by the three-nations Good Offices Committee created almost one year402 words
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Article484 1958-09-03 4 Judge Frees Man Of Attempted Cheating Charge MALACCA, Tucs. Sessions Court President. Mr. K. Somasundram today acquitted Abdul Hamid bin Simat of a charge of attempting to cheat a Hongkong and Shanghai Bank officer, Ong Kirn Geok, of $350,000 by presenting him with a Social Welfare484 words
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260 1958-09-03 4 'Opposition To Proposal Could Split Alliance ALOR STAR, Tues. The Kedah UMNO State Executive Committee today warned that any attempt to oppose its proposal to do away with the nominated unofficial m the Kedah State Council, could destroy Alliance unity here. Secretary of the state UMNO Publicity Committee, Tuan Sheik260 words
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79 1958-09-03 4 NORTHERN RHODESIA. Sept. 2 (Reuter).— Sir Roy Welensky, Federal Prime Minister of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. said here tonight he wanted independence lor the Federation, "because if we fail to achieve it we will land m trouble." He said he was satisfied that there79 words
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Article, Illustration82 1958-09-03 4 IN Britain on a course of labour administration and aspects of trade unionism, arranged by the United Kingdom Ministry for Labour under the auspices of the Colombo Plan. Mr. K. C. Thomas (extreme left) and Mr. Ow Kheng Tor (third from the right) both of Singapore, visit82 words
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205 1958-09-03 4 CIVICS COURSE FOR ABORIGINE WOMEN KUALA LUMP3R, Tues. The first civics course ever to be organized for aborigine women was held here today. Forty aborigine women from Kuala Kubu. Batane Kali and U'u Yam attended the course which was organized by the State Information Department. During the one day course,205 words
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Article45 1958-09-03 4 A COMBINED Internal Security Exercise will be staged by the Beach Road Police Division this morning, when Officers and men of "C" Division and soldiers from the Chesnire Regiment will take part. The operations will start at 6 a.m. and end at noon.45 words
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Article52 1958-09-03 4 DISTRICT Judge. Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday fined *hree persons $-5 each for failing to take out identity cards within the prescribed time They were two women. Low Yeok Lang and Liang Chui Jong who recently came from China and Lo Sem Phie from Indonesia. AH52 words
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170 1958-09-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A Malay girl, who started her career on the Malay Bangsawan stage some 10 years ago, won the "Joget Queen of 1958" title at the Bukit Bintang Park last night. Voting to choose he "Queen" continued throughout August and was brought170 words
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Article49 1958-09-03 4 TAN Boon Seng, was remanded by a Singapore Magistrate's Court yesterday after he was tentatively charged with attempted murder. Tan of Jurong Road, was alleged to have attempted to murder Madam Tan Yin, 57, at the 10th mile Jurong Road at about 2 o.m. on Monday.49 words
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227 1958-09-03 4 A VILLAGE, once described as the "dirtiest m Singapore," was yesterday chosen as a tourist "showpiece." The choice was made by the Director of Tourism, Mr. Robert Howlett, when he visited the kampong the Ponggol Malay Village adopted, by the Rotary Club227 words
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Article, Illustration48 1958-09-03 4 pic. DIRECTOR of Tourism, Mr. Robert Howlett (second from right), is seen with Rotary President, Mr. Ec Soon Howe and member Mr Han Goldstein, after they dropped m at the school at Ponggol village yesterday. On extreme left is the headman, Inche Awane bin Osman.- StandardpicStandardpic - 48 words
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Article115 1958-09-03 4 'Bunny, To Tunku Congrats KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Miss Nancy ("Bunny") Simmons, who was Tunku Abdul Rahman's official chauffeur during the 1956 constitutional talks m London, was among two, persons to cable felicitations to the Prime Minister today on the occasion of Malaya's first anniversary of nationhood. "Bunny's three-word greeting was115 words
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Article163 1958-09-03 4 TUC Asks For New Labour Board THE Singapore Trades Union Congress yesterday asked the Government to re-constitute the Labour Advisory Board with members selected from a panel of persons nominated by the Congress. In a statement, the general secretary of the T.U.C. Mr. G. Kandasamy alleged that the "present practice163 words
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225 1958-09-03 4 PENANG, Tues. The chairman of the State Education Board, Dr. N. K. Menon, m declaring open a civics course for Chinese school teachers today, said that the Federal Government had set up a special committee to draw up syllabuses applicable to all schools m225 words
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Article167 1958-09-03 4 Village Has Not Asked For Help THE people m Chong Pang village m Sembawang District have not approached the Singapore Police for protection against thugs and for building more stations m the area. The Standard was told last night. Police Secretary, Mr. Cheah Teng Cheoh. said: "The Commissioner of Police167 words
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Article245 1958-09-03 4 IPOH, Tues.— A railway labourer and a Public Works Department labourer were each sentenced by the president of the Sessions Court. Mr. J. R. Whimster, today to two years' jail for robbing a rubber tapper. M. Kathasamy, 33. of one dollar at Clare Street245 words
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Article475 1958-09-03 5 Lim: Cash Should Have Been Used To Help Jobless A SINGAPORE Assemblyman yesterday lashed out at Mayor Ong Eng Guan's Mass Health Movement as a futile waste of public money and suggested that, that sum should, m the first place, have gone to help the thousands475 words
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Article271 1958-09-03 5 awe to OPEN GROUNDS TO PUBLIC MEMBERS of the Royal Tdand Club, Singapore, at a meeting last night unanimously argeed to a proLi by the newly-elected Resident, Mr. Loke Wan t ho to open the Club grounds to the public. T v P Mayor. Mr. On* Eng r ,n June271 words
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Article126 1958-09-03 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues: T. c Ma avar. Trade Union Council has a-^e: fag details c: the dispute between ".he Tampoj Mental Hospital Employees' Union (an affiliate of the M.T.U.G] ar.d the Mimstrj c' Hea 1 1. r.^e w i lesi was i cccii c126 words
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86 1958-09-03 5 3,000 Witness The Merdeka Parade In Raub Itae.— The Merdeka A*^-V5 rsary P arar -e here on was witnessed by gore than 3JH>O The District •f- r »nku Hashim bin Omar, -ook the salute r read the Merdeka J message. Invited were afterwards enterw...e; ne uovernment Club. d and chocolates86 words
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150 1958-09-03 5 FOR the first time, a batch of Chinese-educated youths has been accepted as officers m the Singapore I Police Force. The Standard learned yesterday that 14 have been selected as cadet Inspectors. Among them are two women. All began training at the Police Training150 words
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Article236 1958-09-03 5 A SINGAPORE Assistant Coroner. Inche Ahmad bin Hussien. yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of a Public Works Department subcontractor. V. S. Sadasivan, at the close of an inquiry into the death of Yeo Siak Leng, 48. J. Brown of Upper Serangoon Road told the court236 words
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Article33 1958-09-03 5 A SMALL private plane crashed on takeoff near Washington late Monday, injuring Capt. Richard G. Twining, flier son of Gen. Nathan F Twining, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff— (UPl).33 words
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Article141 1958-09-03 5 Councillor Criticizes Union Man AN U.M.N.O. City Councillor, Inche Mohammed Sharitf bin Dollah, yesterday criticized the secretary of the City Council Services Union. Mr. P. Ramasamy for discussing matters affecting the Council staff through newspapers. He was commenting on a statement made by Mr. Ramasamy recently about three health inspectors141 words
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Article, Illustration88 1958-09-03 5 THE Buona Vista, Community Centre, Singapore, has now got its own orchestra. Under the guidance of Rural Board member Mr. H. J. C Kulasingla, the centre has acquired a full range of facilities to cater for residents of Pasir Panjang. The orchestra last Saturday made its 'debut'88 words
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Article, Illustration57 1958-09-03 5 by Fan. THE Government Printing Department's float is seen here passing m front of the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Building. This float was the centre of great attraction as it went through the Federal Capital's crowded streets. Men employees of the Government Printing Department, "grassed up" as hulaStandardpic - 57 words
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Article121 1958-09-03 5 Council Hit By Tax Defaulters KOTA BHARU, Tues.— The Pauh Lima Town Council, 12 miles from here is m financial difficulties. According to the District Officer, Bachok, the residents of the town have failed to pay their assessment rates. As he was unable to find means of solving the problem,121 words
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Article60 1958-09-03 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues The resignation of a committee member of the Malayan Indian Congress, Johore Bahru branch, was announced by the branch secretary, Mr. S. D. Rajendaran. today. The member is Mr. P. Subramaniarh. a Johore Bahru Town Councillor and a delegate to the M.I.C. headquarters60 words
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287 1958-09-03 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Ministry of Defence clerk, N. N. Vadivelu, 33, was today charged before Magistrate Inche Abdul Hamid bin Azmi with bookmaking on April 16 at the Selangor Turf Club. He claimed trial. I Chief Inspector Lee Kiat Scons, police racing expert, m287 words
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Article60 1958-09-03 5 SINGAPORE'S First District Judge Mr. D. C. D'Cotta yesterday acquitted Ho Ah Teow of a charge of housebreaking by night when the complainant. Lee Poh Whay, a 49-year-old mother of eight, admitted Ho was her husband. Mr. D'Cotta, m acquit, ting Ho, said. "These two persons have60 words
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Article68 1958-09-03 5 I P OH, Tues.— The State Government has presented a silver cup to the Perak River Hydro-electric Power Company who were judged the best decorated building during the Merdeka anniversary celebrations here. The judges of the competition were the Chairman of the Ipoh Town Council.68 words
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160 1958-09-03 5 Airline To Operate Viscount Service Standard Staff Reporter I HAVE just made a flying study of Britain's Vickers Viscount four turbo-prop airliner as a guest of Union of Burma Airways. The airline has just completed a run between Singapore and Jakarta, and the flight is another of Britain's answer to160 words
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Article459 1958-09-03 6 TAPPER FAILS IN DEATH APPEAL Housewife's Body Found Battered In Padi Field PENANG, Tues. The Federation Court of Appeal today dismissed the appeal of a 22-year-old part-time rubber tapper, Cassim bin Osman, against a death sentence passed on him m the Penang Assizes by Mr. Justice Rigby on a charge459 words
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Article, Illustration83 1958-09-03 6 MR. A. I. THILLAINATHAN. who won a Coronation tour of Britain m 1953 when he was voted the most popular sportsman" m Malaya by readers of The Singapore Standard, and his bride the former Miss T. Maheswary. leave the Celestial Dance Hall, Ipoh. after their wedding reception lastStandard - 83 words
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246 1958-09-03 6 Clerk Took $2,281 Of Firm's Money PENANG, Tues.— The chief clerk of the Penang Office of Remington Rand of Malaya Ltd., Raymond Tan, was ordered to be remanded m custody for a week by Sessions Judge, Mr. Au Ah Wah, today alter he pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal246 words
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68 1958-09-03 6 Sultan Crowns Azizah, The Merdeka Queen KOTA BAHRU, Tues. In the variety concert held at Padang Lido as Dart of »he Merdeka Day celebrations, Azizah binti Mohd. was elected the Merdeka Queen for 1958. Rohati binti Abdullah was second and Nik Aisah binti AH was placed third. The Sultan of68 words
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179 1958-09-03 6 KUALA KANGSAR, Tues. The Sultan of Perak and the Raja Perempuan were among: the 300 people who attended an all-community Merdeka anniversary dinner held at the Malay College dining hall on I Sunday night. After dinner, the Sultan and party toured the Town Pariang179 words
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Article114 1958-09-03 6 Suicide By Hanging —Verdict PENANG. Tues. The Coroner, Inche Nik Hussain bin Nik Ali, today, returned a verdict of suicide by hanging after an inquiry into the death of 62-year-oid goldsmith. Ho Keng Wah. who was found hanging m a latrine m Macalister Lane on July 8. Another goldsmith, Lai114 words
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Article38 1958-09-03 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Japanese Ambassador to Malaya, Mr. Kaoru Hayashl, will pay a courtesy call to every Minister m the Federation m October. The courtesy call is m accordance with international protocol.38 words
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Article155 1958-09-03 6 Nine Months' Jail On Trust Count IPOH, Tues. A trishaw pedaller. A. Supramaniam, 20, who had three previous convictions for theft, was today sentenced by the President 0/ the Sessions Court, Mr. J. R. Whimster, to nine months' iail, to be followed by one year's Police supervision. Supramaniam pleaded guilty155 words
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112 1958-09-03 6 Council Report Calls For More Dispensaries A progress report of the Singapore City Health Department tabled before the Health Committee yesterday said that more than 500 people were turning up daily at the New Bridge Road Public Dispensary and the only solution to the congestion was to establish more public112 words
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328 1958-09-03 6 IPOH, Tues. A mining: labourer, Chung Yew Wah, 25, told Magistrate Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan today that though his wife offered to return to him, he would not dare to accept her for fear of his own life. Answering a maintenance328 words
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Article120 1958-09-03 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two children, total age 49 months, have together travelled more than 50,000 miles by BOAC planes and are therefore to be among the youngest recipients of the honorary certificates from the Junior Jet 'Jlub. Amanda Jane Dickenson, 18 months, and her brother120 words
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Article, Illustration64 1958-09-03 6 (LEFT) Dato Sir Cheng -lock Tan receives the Seri Maharaja Mangku Negara from the King during the presentation of honours and awards at the investiture ceremony held m Kuala Lumpur on the occasion of the first Merdeka anniversary celebrations. (RIGHT) Mr. W. L. R. Carbonell, Commissioner,64 words
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249 1958-09-03 6 PENANG, Tues— Thirty poultry farms, each with a capital of more than $10,000 m Penang and Province Wellesley have been forced to close down this year as a result of keen competition from Thailand. This was disclosed by the state deputy veterinary officer.249 words
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102 1958-09-03 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A former Malay Girls College pupil, Che Zubaidah binti Awin and a former Seremban Convent pupil Che Hasnah binti Undin, will be leaving for United Kingdom to further their studies m domestic science this week. Zubaidah, 19, a teacher m 9102 words
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Article41 1958-09-03 6 The Chief Secretary, Mr. E. B. David, will visit the Civil Defence Headquarters at Kolam Ayer Lane tomorrow evening. He will take the salute at a march past there and will see a Civil Defence demonstration.41 words
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215 1958-09-03 6 Four Rob Women Of $2,000 Cash, Jewellery PENANG, Tues. Txo napless women, living by themselves m a hou^e la Kedah Road here were gagg^ and bound by a gang < i i „r men, brandishing knives m g daring robbery his morning Two other men. similarly armed, stood guard at215 words
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Article97 1958-09-03 6 Loya ls For Hongkong THE First Battalion the Loysg Regiment, the United Kingdom battalion of 28 Commonwealth Brigade wi! leave for Hong Kong shortly for training The battalion of over fiof) men has been m Malaya sirve March 1957. They are expected to reach Hon? Kong by HMT "Oxfordshire" on97 words
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Advertisement100 1958-09-03 6 f Wonderful Woodmet In Colourdysed Aluminium A B|fc^^ jjJß^^B LIGHT-AS-AIR Trolleys that will givp you wars fe|j^ of service. Available m a variety of glowing colours, A, Will not rust fKHr%lt** J :t t Will not corrode Will not discolour r /A. glasses p^^^^fejjpmlra^^^Hfciii^LJßP|B^H nj folded away /^3b M when100 words
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Advertisement74 1958-09-03 6 /jffilr W WM jJO?%^ Competition details '<^£Kts mßiVm^l you wiM find f*W® \sr/ ms c the cartoons, \%tJ\^W'/'^^Y^^ JTfe^ whlch you can flet f&Srf&ffii O^l^Sl W. JPr m your nearest X^y-^i^^^^^:^ iiiudcd' 9 20% DISCOUNT /m. JUMrtR FOR EVERY ENTRY \VN^ NON-SKIP >HD vftsni Mpe rs" V FOR WINNERS V^*74 words
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Article299 1958-09-03 7 AIRMAN RAPED ME, SAYS WAITRESS A WAITRESS tX)ld the Singapore Assize Court yesterday that an airman raped her m a car after driving her to a dark lane off Jurong Road. In the dock was Aircraftman Gordon Hugh Westcott, 23, charged with raping L he waitress, Pearly Tay. He was299 words
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Article74 1958-09-03 7 THE threatened strike by about 200 industrial employees of the Fred Waterhouse Company m Bukit Timah Road. Singaoore. is off. The Fred Waterhouse Workers' Union which represents them, yesterday called off the threatened strike. Mr. Lav Liat Meng, secretary of the Union toldChe Standard that the74 words
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Article50 1958-09-03 7 HOUSING developers m Singapore hope to band themselves into an association to make themselves more effectively heard m the future. Thirteen housing developers w ho own about $20,000,000 worth of housing estates between them yesterday elected a five-man interim committee to call all housing developers together.50 words
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Article, Illustration49 1958-09-03 7 MINISTER for Transport, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib. is seen unveiling: the words "Hang Tuah" m Jawi. the name he gave to the first diesel railcar of the Malayan Railway. Picture shows the railcar before its recent inaugural run, at the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station.49 words
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Article125 1958-09-03 7 GANGSTERS BEAT UP STALLHOLDERS A CLOTHES STALL, m a backlane off Arab Street, Singapore, was wrecked by six thugs on Monday. The stallholder, Soh Jhee Keng, 21, said that he did not know the reason for the attack, Soh told the Police that the men walked into his stall at125 words
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Article134 1958-09-03 7 RURAL SITE FOR 'DEATH HOUSES' THE Health Committee of the Singapore City Council yesterday decided to give one year notices to three sick-re-ceiving houses m Sago Street and Balestier Road to move out to the rural area. The Committee accepted a recommendation of the Vehicles and Fire Brigade Committee that134 words
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Article444 1958-09-03 7 THREE YEARS FOR RED PAPERS Defence Attacks Story Of Door SINGAPORE'S Second District Judge, Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday sentenced 20-year-old Teo Kok Teck to three years' jail for possession of subversive documents. The documents were two cyclostyled copies of "Freedom News" dated March and April, 1957, and published by the444 words
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Article156 1958-09-03 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) In Singapore yesterday were:— Bayers Sellers Spot 8U 81|n R.S.S. No. 1 »U 81f R.S.S. No. 1 (Oct.) 811 821 R.S.S. No. 2 792 80! R.S.S. No. 3 76} 77 Tone:— Dull. The tin price m Singapore was $374 per picul156 words
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Article331 1958-09-03 7 ALLEGATIONS of the prevalence of prostitution among teen-age girls m Singapore were made before the Hotel Licensing Board at its quarterly session held m the Third District Court yesterday. The Board met to decide on the cancellation or suspension of the certificates of registration331 words
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Miscellaneous453 1958-09-03 7 ■PiMHpMMfllffllffM 9ins.) 2.59 p.m. (7ft .Vm.t. Saturday. prog.^ 10^) U 1.i I ill •j il l.i 1 1 Til him To Js?"j?sr »sTsr,.A.*..K?. p ■Ilk Iff kVP fl V*l■ II f 1k f V^B Port Dickson 9.28 a.m (Bft. Sins.) Vf9"VfnfT9fSTTS m^M W—l m. m.\ kl -^^^MIJJ-LIJLLIXaAJ 9.34 p. m453 words
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Advertisement896 1958-09-03 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tek tmS/t, *****/4 132/6, Robinson teed THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMCRICAN SERVICE to Metea, ■■■tee. New Te*fc, Baltimore, Pli ■■<■!■■!■ e> GeM Port*. Spore P. Slum Penang MYRMIDON 17/2S Oct 26 Oct 27/24 Oct m^imvnmamßmi a^& m <^*- 4^ I^m^O am^ ji- vapTTlPara ffprm IW896 words
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Advertisement1083 1958-09-03 8 Tet 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 241 2 (It Nnes) Incorporated «n Singapore) (12 lines) a SST THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW. LONDON e> CONTINENTAL PORT* Carriers option to proceed via etbet ports to load and discharge carte (via Sees with liberty to proceed via Penama or1,083 words
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Advertisement982 1958-09-03 8 MITSUI ipQ UME Spore P. S'hom Penong FOR JAPAN Hokubosan Moru 19Sept 16Sepr Manjuson Mani 29 Sept Axumasan Maru 29 Sept 27 Sept 25Sept FOR U.S.A. via SUEZ For New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore via Bombay. Arimojan Mani from Japan 1 3 Sept 16 Sept FOR U.S.A. tip PACIFIC For Vancouver.982 words
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Advertisement715 1958-09-03 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARDS Sailings tot A*e«. t*ott So*. Genoa MgftM* Rotterdam, Bremen, Hamburg, Cfg""M— Gatfcgootjt O»le Spore PoMnf "KINA" Calling Gdynia "SELANDIA" "/20 Sept 21/22 Sept 2! 23 Sept Passenger Accommodation Available. "BUSUANGA" 5/6 Oct TSOct 9, Sou Calling Gdynia OUTWARDS Soilings for Bangkok and for FAR EAST. Penang715 words
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Article219 1958-09-03 9 COUNTRIES m Asia are urged to maintain an increased as well as a balanced development of agriculture, by the Food and Agriculture Organization through its Far East regional office m Bangkok. FAO notes that while production of cereal last season fell, that of sugar,219 words
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Article102 1958-09-03 9 Tin Up On Good Buying Support GOOD buying support m the Singapore tin market pushed the price of the metal up by $3 to $374 per picul yesterday. This is the highest tin price m Singapore since the end of July, when it stood at the same level. market source102 words
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Article75 1958-09-03 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Aug.-Seot U.K., Continent $32J buyers $33 sellers; coconut oil m buik $49 sellers, m drums $52 sellers. Muntok white pepper $127 sellers; Sarawak white $126 sellers; Special Sarawak black $75. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair75 words
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Article30 1958-09-03 9 UNITED STATES imports of cotton were equivalent to 2,000 bales (500 pounds gross) m April this year, compared with 4,000 bales m March, and 3.000 bales m April.30 words
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Article44 1958-09-03 9 JAKARTA, Sent. 2 (Router) Japan is seeking markets for her fertilizers m Indonesia, Antara News Agency quoted Indonesian trade circles as saying. The agency said four Japanese companies, headed by Mitsubishi, had formed a pool to make sales of fertilizer.44 words
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Article, Illustration148 1958-09-03 9 Manager To Attend Course SALES MANAGER of Kuala Lumpur branch of the Cycle and Carriage Co. (1926) Ltd., Singapore. Mr. Peter Ng leaves Malaya soon, to attend a special sales and service course m West Germany. The course, will be held at the Mannheim and Stuttgart factories of Daimler-Benz A.148 words
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Article215 1958-09-03 9 MALAYAN sl^rebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: F. N. ords. $2.74 to $2.72 J. $2^75 delayed; G. E. Life $18.50 (overnight): Gammon $1.50 to $1.48; G'town Disp. t 52.45: Hammer $1.675, 41-68 i; H. Waugh $1.28; M. Breweries $2.975; Deb. 86ic; M. Cement $132; M. Colls. 85c:215 words
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Article, Illustration51 1958-09-03 9 EIGHT chiefs from different provinces m Uganda, on a six weeks study tour of Britain, recently visited a famous British cycle manufacturer m Nottingham. England. Here, the chiefs art seen watching ft factory worker attaching spokes to bicycle wheels during their visit to the 60-acre51 words
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Article573 1958-09-03 9 PLAN TO FIGHT WORLD DEPRESSION Call For Bigger US. Foreign Aid A CALL to the United States Government to step up its foreign aid programme to boost world economy, was made recently by six Japanese economic experts, m their report published m the Japan Times. In their survey of current573 words
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Article110 1958-09-03 9 Rubber Slips 3/8 Cent RUBBER slipped 3/8 cent "J Singapore yesterday, closing at 81 i cents per lb. for International first grade September. The market opened slightly lower, but steadied to around previous levels. Although quiet conditions prevailed again, lower tjrcde interest improved. In the afternoon, prices remained virtually unchanged.110 words
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Article42 1958-09-03 9 COLOMBIA'S com yields were at a new high last year, according to recent reports The high yields are attributed to improved technology, especially mechanization on flat lands of the warm areas, and increased use of improved seed.42 words
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Article, Illustration94 1958-09-03 9 Business Tour For Colony Man A SINGAPORE businessman, Mr. Low Kirn Joo, is leaving the Colony on Sept. 7 on a three-month world business tour. Mr. Low, managing director of S.J. Low Bros. Co. Ltd., will visit Hongkong, Japan, the United States. U.K. Europe, Middle East and India. He joined94 words
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Article55 1958-09-03 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Canada: buying. T.T. 31 15/16. O.D. 32 1/16. 90 days air mail 32 3/8 credit bills. 32$ trade bills. Selling T.T- or O.D. ready: Swiss France 141$: Deutsche Marks 135g: Italian Lire *****.55 words
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217 1958-09-03 9 Industrials Firm. On Share Market INDUSTRIALS were firm m the Malayan share market yesterday. Tins were easier after strong, while rubbers quietly steady. A fair turnover was reported. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrckers Association were: Straits Traders ($1) 1.38 1.42 Ords (sl> 0.92 0.95 Wearne Bros. 3.24 3.28217 words
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Advertisement509 1958-09-03 9 24th Nov. 1958 El to—am M&m^^^ n sth lan. 1959 r r FREMANTLE ADELAIDE MELBOURNE SYDNEY t^mmHMmmm* Itt CLASS TOURIST ■JpßP""^^^^^^^^ Between Between S PORE FREMANTLE £52 6r £1 55 £42 fir 45 sP OR£ ADELAIDE £58 £161 £46 &49 S PORE MELBOURNE £61 £164 £48 &51 SPORE SYDNEY £64509 words
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Advertisement156 1958-09-03 9 Vosa-t*. EASY WORK AN INTERNATIONAL DROTT SKID SHOVEL WITH AN INTERNATIONAL DIESEL TRACTOR Bft\ makes the toughesi v"^3B BaTC^I •J^^^^^^^^^™^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^a^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ i •'•>•• v Rigatr lift, a farther pitch tod tm P U power, theM art f e«tur« aa4 pmxi ormaac* faa fat from a Drott Skid-Shov*) tvaridag with aa International156 words
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Miscellaneous209 1958-09-03 9 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Sambas. Waiwerang, Seiju Maru. Statius Jensen, Tosui Maru. U.S.S.R. Whaler. Salatiga. Aekeldijk. Nissho Maru. Fernfield, Kaloekoe. Batavia. Van Riebeeck. Reyniersz, Oulidia. Kilinsky, Rovena. Angkorwat, William G. Walkley. Lapax. Liverpool Maru, Hoi Ying. San Francisco, Pres. Grant. Bakongan. Batoela. Tjisadane. Banggaai. Pres. Grant. Tomoe. Tong Goan,209 words
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Article, Illustration156 1958-09-03 10 (ABOVE): A 23-year-old mother won the 1958 Tanjong Malim Kebaya Contest recently. She is Che Habiba Kazali, wife of Che Razali bin Yahaya, leader of the Rp.yuan Sukma THE Regent of Kclantan took the salute at the Merdeka anniversary Parade m Kota Bharu m which Police, FieldBoon Eng; Vijesurier - 156 words
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Article, Illustration97 1958-09-03 10 (ON LEFT): Mr. Moses Prabhakur Edwin helps his bride, the former Miss Alice Chacko, to cut their wedcake during the reception" at the Evergreen Cafe, Klang, on Aug. 25. The wedding took place at the St. Thomas Church, Klang. Mr. Moses Prabhakur, a B. Sc Honours graduate, isCh'ng Seng Poh - 97 words
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Article, Illustration64 1958-09-03 10 by picture. (BELOW): Mr. Yuen Sze Toh, sixth son of Mrs. Yuen Kah Fook and the late Mr. Yuen Kah Fook of Ipoh, and his bride, the former Miss Ng lye Ling, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kg Seik Phin of Kuala Lumpur, are seen hereStandardpic; Yong Poh Seong - 64 words
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Article, Illustration59 1958-09-03 10 OVER 40 members of the Malayan Chinese Association Youth Section, Klang branch, attended a dinner party to celebrate the first anniversary of Merdeka m Malaya, at the Evergreen Cafe, Klang. Seated sixth from left is Mr. Thang Yah Soon (the president), and ninth from left is Mr. ChengCh'ng Seng Poh - 59 words
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Article, Illustration118 1958-09-03 10 THE Sultan of Selangor signs the Wedding Guest Book watched by Mr. Yap Beng Kong (right) and his bride, Miss Annie Lee Siok Lian, during the reception party held at the Federal Hotel, Kuala Lumpur recently. Mr. Beng Kong, a wellknown contractor, is the eldest son ofCh'ng Seng Poh - 118 words
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Advertisement212 1958-09-03 10 enjoy these S.CS delicatessen favourites COOKED MEATS Roast Beef Pressed Ox Tongue Cooked Pigs' Trotters etc. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD. ft******************** i LUX SO PRECIOUS ITS NOW SEALED IN k Sic *^**BwS6bf*j ftft M[ W )tf mi >^>*^^£^Bl*^P W MF A/c Atxv/Y we/gnu ot/iy 25c. "WEBB CORBETT" fines t212 words
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Article, Illustration764 1958-09-03 11 WINDSOR LAD - BULOH PERINDU DIVIDEND WINDSOR LAD Today's Best Double At Bukit Tim ah By Start The Day With Buloh Perindu Buloh Perindu should improve on his second to Starala on the first day and annex this opening race of the afternoon the 6f. race for Cl 2 Div. 4. Buloh Perindu764 words
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Article, Illustration990 1958-09-03 11 WAXER has been going great guns m private trials during the week and I am giving him a great chance to assert himself m Race 5. Waxer gave an encouraging display m July when she finished fourth to Red Sunrise over the six. He goes down a990 words
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Advertisement140 1958-09-03 11 <r jSp FEELING WEAK? TIRED? I- the e anc at work hie leemi very dfFress;r *r.en you f ee l we3i ar.d tired. Take Sar.atcgen wjiich hf-ps to pw d «P--p<-tit?. wii $lce P and ENERGY ,<a—^ Banatogen I TONIC r— ci deficiencies MEMVnK-TOMIC with 11 vitamins •al debiiated old140 words
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Advertisement33 1958-09-03 11 BIG SWEEP THE UNLIMITED SWEEP will be drawn on Race 8. Forecast Tote will be held on every race. REDIFFUSION Rcdiffusion will broadcast commentaries on all eight events to listeners outside of Singapore.33 words
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Advertisement94 1958-09-03 11 WINDSOR LAD SCRUTINEER 1. BULOH PERINDU COLLECE TUTOR Crown Link Buloh Pcrindu Vital Chance Vital Chance 2. STARALA ECYPT'S PRIDE Fell Mouse Woodcote Lion Metrostar II Starala 3. lAMIT9 POLLY SLIPPER Kola Bay Mirxapm Polly Slipper Jamito 4. POWHATAN SHAMROCK SLIPPER Shamrock Slipper Red Sunns* Crimson Pirate Powhatan 5. WAXER94 words
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Miscellaneous1594 1958-09-03 11 RACE I, 2.15 p.m.- Class 2, Dh. 4-6 Furs. 1. o*s*Bo SOVKEICN 7y 9.00 SHAARI E VAN B'KELEN Sutan Stable 2. 9*o** GfTANO 3y 8.13 FORTE LEE syndicate 44 3. 5125*8 FRENCH DRAWS 4y 8.12 > £WI YONC STlf?* 1 1 SUb 4. 14*464 BONANZA 6y 8.09 BARRATT E VAN1,594 words
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160 1958-09-03 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. India's representative to the Asian Football Confederation, Mr. P. Gupta, has warned Asian soccer associations against being swindled by certain unscrupulous soccer tour promoters. "Deal direct with foreign teams and not with some so-called agents. I have knowledge which show that160 words
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Article65 1958-09-03 12 SCORING 94 points Sgt Powell qualified for the Skilled Shot Badge at the Singapore Rifle Association annual meet last Sunday. Cpl. Kamaruddin with 90 points was runner-up. The following are the results of the .303 Spoon Shoot:— SR ia). Gunscore Capt. Bar.on 91 Handicap. S/Sgt.65 words
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Article53 1958-09-03 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The following are officials of the Johore Asian Rugby Union elected recently. President Dr. Yeoh Bok Choong, Vice President Allah Khan. Hon. Secretary Abdul Aziz bin Hamid. Treasurer Ahmad Sha'arani bin Haji Abdul Hamid. Committee: Messrs. Scnthamani. Foh Tiong Thee. Richard. M. Samy, and53 words
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Article111 1958-09-03 12 LONDON. Sept. 2 (Reuter). Results of yesterday's football matches were: DIVISION 111 Halifax Town 0, Bournemouth 1. Hull City 0, Swindon To*n 0. Mansfield Town 2. Bradford City 1. Tranmere Rovers 2. Queens Park Rangers 0. Southampton 0. Chesterfield 0 Stockport County 0, Bury 1. DIVISION FOUR111 words
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Article86 1958-09-03 12 .TOHORE BAHRU. A half century by Abdul Rahman en-* abled South Johore to beat North Johore by six wickets m the annual cricket match for the Dato Mutha Tharyby Shield, at Johore last Sunday. Batting first. North Johore totalled 130 for 9 declared. Replying South Johore86 words
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Article, Illustration56 1958-09-03 12 OIS YOUR MARKS gelset GO! And off they plunged m the 50 metre breaststroke event for girls on Sunday night at Kuala Lumpur's Chin Woo pool. It was the Merdeka swimming championships. The winner was Hanneke V ermeer second from right, who set up a new record56 words
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229 1958-09-03 12 I WANT HIM' -LEAVITT ADELAIDE, Sept. 2, (Reuter). —American sports promoter, Mr. Les Leavitt said here today: "I want Herb Elliott m mj troupe and I will deposit $760,350 (Malayan) m his bank m Perth the day he he ays 0.k." Mr. Leavitt229 words
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Article100 1958-09-03 12 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2 (UPl).— Willie Chan, 21, graduate of the University of California m Los Angeles, from Singapore, yesterday won the men's singles title m the 23rd Chinese national tennis championship by defeating Roger Hing, Hawaii, 6-2, 5-7, 6-2, 6-2. Carol Lum, 17, Hawaii,100 words
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Article22 1958-09-03 12 THE seventh annual atnietic meet of the Achilles Club will be held at Farrer Park at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday.22 words
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Article782 1958-09-03 12 CROWDS GO WILD AT THE STADIUM Colony Zr Malaya In Goalless Dray KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The crowd watching Singapore-Malaya match tonight was so incensed l rough play that it threw bottles into the field but pite the robust Singapore tactics, Malaya maintains its unbeaten record with a goalless draw m782 words
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Article40 1958-09-03 12 VANCOUVER. Sept. 2, (Reuter) Koichi Ono. of Japan, finished with a total of 279 to tie for ninth place with three others, when the 15.000 sterling 72 holes British Columbia Centennial open golf tournament, ended here yesterday.40 words
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Article37 1958-09-03 12 TIMARU, New Z^aarSept. 2 (Reuter).— The <WJj tralian Rugby Union tew beat South Canterbury by J points to 17 here today? the eighth match oi tour. The Australians led 11 w six at half-time.37 words
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Article364 1958-09-03 12 DESPITE extra time Singapore Guard Regiment and REIWE Training Centre failed to reach a decision m the Singapore Base District M.O.R. soccer cup final when they drew two-all at Tanglin yesterday. The match will be replayed at a later date. Feature of the364 words
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556 1958-09-03 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Indonesia tonight handed Vietnam a 4 l beating m the Merdeka soccer cup to move up into a more comfortable position m the league table. The Indonesians were a far superior team m their precision passing and solid defence. The victory556 words
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Article26 1958-09-03 12 LONDON. Sept. 2, (Reuter) Results of yesterday's Rugby Union matches were: Penryn 0 Northampton 13; Pontypool 14 Llanelly 9. Redruth 17 Welsh Academicals 16.26 words
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390 1958-09-03 12 RAF CHANGI won the first round replay and the second round match m the FEAF ?ix-a-side soccer competition a* Seletar yesterday, and became favourites to win the cup. In the first round repldy against Katunayake B, Changi B romped home with an 18 point victory390 words
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Advertisement163 1958-09-03 12 11 111 The remarka jle P ai er 61 pen is virtually leakproof! 11 ill nome at wor^ even n *B n man a ir" ner the Parker 61 pen is 11 111 virtually leakproof! Its remarkable capillary system, combined with an II HI exclusive Parker "ink trap", eliminates the163 words
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Miscellaneous18 1958-09-03 12 RUGBY Newcomers vs. The Rest, Padang. BAD M I N T O N—ln'erschool quarter-finals, badminton Hall, 3.30 p.m.18 words
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Article593 1958-09-03 13 mi-Bits Classrooms I J ATTENTION all heads of A *hools: If you have not the name of your srhool representative for the Vaintin? Competition sponsored jointly by the Ministry of Education and the X ;ir dub. please do so Immediately. H |ihh must reach Mr. I Rayaer, 3,593 words
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Article275 1958-09-03 13 Your Questions Our Answers Q \T a recent Old PnpUs 1 Social. I, the president of the Association, made it point to dance with lH the ladies present. lAd ttHa partly to honou them, partly to set them mixing utd partly to know tr. s nemben of the Aawctatkm. After275 words
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Article, Illustration72 1958-09-03 13 i -V 9 C/ Prince" a dramatization of an Indian legend, was recently presented I v* s "Wren's Theatre m the American capital, Washington, participated by chil- w 1 4.5 embassies. This play marked the observance of International Theatre o-operati<m wth UNESCO. The purpose was to enhance72 words
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Article573 1958-09-03 13 LARGE glowing Chinese lanterns, lovely maroon and gold satin buntings, scrolls and baskets of flowers gave the Singapore Badminton Hall, the venue for the Kheng Cheng School's International Variety Show m aid of their building fund, a typical concert atmosphere. The appreciative audience of more than573 words
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Article458 1958-09-03 13 What about playing detective? PORTLY Mrs. Hogxath, 1 well known for her most exquisite collection of jewellery, delicately removed the tissue paper that hid an almost priceless diamond tiara. Clutching the box tightly m her podgy hands, she stood there for one full minute admiring her most prized possession. The458 words
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Advertisement72 1958-09-03 13 Brain Teasers yffHICH is cor- A. A shoe. reel, the egg <?• bank lof a yolk is white Iler€r o f<ires iiwy money? or the egg of a am- t i A. A river bank, yolk are white? wrutru su Q. VuHICH is the A. Neither. The egg best key72 words
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Advertisement30 1958-09-03 13 GET YOURSELF_T_^^^^^^y I ■Kroomair-conditioner^W I I AND MAKE V M T -p- I |IWBBBBBB'^WBI „_^B 88.t° p. I ■J-^—J M— *l» "OT WEATHER M H I §RING ***** TODAYI"^ J30 words
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Miscellaneous537 1958-09-03 13 QUOTATION: J "Nature, like a kind and smiling mother, lends !^^^^^^^|flflß^^^^^H^B herself to our dreams and fffl P^^L^R^VS cherishes our fancies." I^JB BxASI —Victor Hugo WEDNESDAY FOR EVERYONE: Proceed cau- K9 PV99WV tiously, tactfully. defer I decisions: allow extr a time B^Hll I en route: double-check VV A2^Afi|^^H change. money537 words
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137 1958-09-03 14 TOKYO, Sept. 2 (UPI).— Indonesian Central Government forces are conducting large scale mopping up operations to crush remnant rebel concentrations m several parts of Western Sumatra, Artara News Agency reported today. Antara said the operation dubbed "Badai." was started last week. Taking part are137 words
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Article488 1958-09-03 14 40 HELD IN 3rd DAY'S RIOTING Police Quell The Pitched Battles Of Notting Hill LONDON, Sept. 2 (IPI) White zoot-suiters battled Negro toughs m the streets of London's "harlem" early today on the third day of the worst race rioting m the city's history. At least 10 whites and eight488 words
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Article302 1958-09-03 14 Not Too Much Of Science But Arts 126 Cwealth Varsiffos Told MONTREAL. Sept. 2 ißeuter) Four hundred representatives from 126 Commonwealth universities were warned here today of the threats to the freedom of institutions *t higher learning and the dangers of too zreat a concentration on the study of tcience.302 words
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Article105 1958-09-03 14 THE BORDER TALKS ARE A BIG FLOP KARACHI. Sept. 2. <Reu-' ter>. Mr. Firoz Khan Noon, Pakistan's Prime Minister, told Parliament last might that Indo-Pakistani conference discussing border disputes has been "almost a! complete failure." Counselling patience among Opposition Members of Par- liament. the Prime Minister appealed to all members105 words
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Article158 1958-09-03 14 UNITED STATES and Korean Service aircraft are starting a nationwide spraying campaign asainst mosquitoes m Korea to kill off the carrier of encephalitis.— Reuter THE SUEZ CANAL was back yesterday operating on a 35-foot draught capacity basis for the first time since the Anglo -French Israpl invar.mn m 1956.-Reuter; UPI - 158 words
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Article, Illustration63 1958-09-03 14 WITH AUTOMATIC weapons tucked beneath their arms, girls wearing shirts, trousers and plimsoles march through the streets of the Basta Area of Beirut as the women contingent of the Rebel Army take part m the rebel army parade last week. The leader of the rebels mUPI - 63 words
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241 1958-09-03 14 LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 2 (UPI) The Little Rock School Board last night bowed to the U.S. Supreme Court and set back to September 15 the opening of Central High School, keystone of the Souths battle against Negro integration. The Board could have stuck to241 words
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Article27 1958-09-03 14 AMBASSADOR Henry Cabot Lodge will reoresent President Eisenhower In making a major speech on outer space to the American Legion Convention m Chicago tonight. U.P.I.27 words
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122 1958-09-03 14 KANSAS. Sept. 2 (UPI) —A 29-year-old Kansas mother, voted the 1958 "nudist woman of the year," said yesterday that professional sun bathers rank among the best dressed people m the country" when the winter winds howl. Mrs. Betty Votaw. the mother of a 10-year-old122 words
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Article35 1958-09-03 14 HARSTAD. Norway. Sept. 2. <'SPI). An explosion ripped Fort Trondenes on the Northern Norwegian coast yesterday zrA an official communique listed Sve persons missing and i*:h?czn. killed. The casualties were all civilians.35 words
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415 1958-09-03 14 I Am NOT Returning To England' Town send PARIS. Sent 2 (Reu:er> Group Cast am Peter Townsend stated here 'I have no intention of returning to mv country, England." Asked if that meant he was not returning to England at all. he replied "it is as I say." He read415 words
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178 1958-09-03 14 KIMONO GIRL FLIES IN TO WED DIGGER PERTH, Sept. 2 (Reuten A petite Japanese woman stepped nervously from an aircraft at Perth Airport early today to meet her West Australian fiance, whom she has not seen for more than two years. Miss Kiyoko Tsugawa, had come from Kure, Japan, to178 words
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Article148 1958-09-03 14 BRITISH AIR PROGRESS ON SHOW FARXBOROUGH, Sept. 2, (Reuter) British Aircraft Manufacturers lifted the curtain here on new achievements ranging from the world's hrst vertical take-off airliner to an atom bomber with the supersonic missile that will "home" on a target hundreds of miles away. The opening of the Farnboftmgh148 words
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105 1958-09-03 14 REFUGEE WHO ATTACKED MISSION HELD BERLIN, Sept. 2 (Reuten— Alter an exchange of shots, East Berlin Police today arrested Olivier Beldeanu, said to be a Rumanian refugee responsible for an armed attack on the Rumanian Mission In Berne on Feb. 14. 1955. the East German News Agency reported. The Agency105 words
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Article, Illustration68 1958-09-03 14 FEDERAL AGENTS and members of the New York Police Narcotics Squad apprehended three Communist Chinese seamen m a raid of a sth floor apartment at 94 Sheriff Street last week Police seized 30 lbs of raw opium (seen on the bed) valued atUPI - 68 words
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107 1958-09-03 14 THEY'LL RAID GOVT. GRAIN STORES 1F... NEW DELHI. Sept. 2 (Reuter>.—Two hundred demonstrators before the Parliament building here yesterday demanded government action on a "war emergency basis" to tackle India's chronic food shortage and stabilise food prices. There has been acute food scarcity m some parts of the country this107 words
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79 1958-09-03 14 HONGKONG S:p 2 (Renter >. Wcrx began terday on a SOO-1 )t dam which mm i-clve the water shortage pr^clerr. Northern China, the Ke* China News Agency rep-r The dam. one of Chinas biggest, will seal off t? i:pper reache; the Bib River, a79 words
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316 1958-09-03 14 LONDON Sept. 2 (Reuter) Sarawak is having a •teenage gang" era and the troubles that £0 with' it. 1957 ANNUAL REPORT SAYS These gang activities accounted to: a "significant Increase m crime, says the 1957 Annual Report, lor this British Colony m North West316 words
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