Singapore Standard, 25 September 1958
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Title Section28 1958-09-25 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone 254* I—s Coble TIGERNeW^' SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1958. Vol. IX No. 85. O IS cts. B MPoges H jfc 3fl JL asdfasfasdfdf 1FINAL EDITION]28 words
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Article, Illustration310 1958-09-25 1 Mess-up In Gun Salute For Sultans Mild Storm Brewing Among Malayan Royalty In Brunei BRUNEI, Sept 24 (UPI) A mild controversy is brewing among Royal circles over procedure during the arrival of Malayan Royalties. The Sultan of Panang and the Regent of Johore, together with their consorts and retinues, arrived310 words
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90 1958-09-25 1 HE TELLS UN: LET'S HAVE FLYING TEAMS UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 24 (UPI) Cambodia's Prince Norodom Sihanouk, urged the United Nations General Assembly today to create international "flying teams" to investigate the world's trouble spots. The smaller powers took over the Assembly's general, or policy, debate, and the overriding question of90 words
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Article53 1958-09-25 1 CAPE CANAVERAL. Florida Sept. 24. (Reuter). A Polaris missile keeled over m the air after launching today and came down m the nearby Indian River. Huge pieces of rocket rained over a wide area as the rocket blew up m the air. No casua ties53 words
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Article42 1958-09-25 1 FOUR men, posing as City Council water meter readers, yesterday forced themse.ves fnto Vflat m Windstedt Road, Singapore, and trussed up a maid-servant. They ransacked the flat and escaped with two cameras worths4oo and $100 cash.42 words
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Article207 1958-09-25 1 Biggest Dog-fight Since Korea TAIPEI, Sept 24 (Reuter) A Nationalist official spokesman claimed Chinese Sabre F-86s shot down 11 and damaged six MIGS m a high altitude aerial battle today. Jubilant Nationalist pilots said they were attacked first but got the upper hand of the207 words
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157 1958-09-25 1 LONDON, Sept. 24 (Reuter) Britain today successfully exploded a "low-yield nuclear device suspended from a balloon" at Christmas Island m the Pacific, the Ministry of Supply announced here. A Ministry statement said: "The Minister of Supply, Mr. Aubrey Jones, has received a157 words
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Article68 1958-09-25 1 12 ARRESTED IN FIGHT AT ASSEMBLY DACCA, East Pakistan, Sept. 24 (Reuter) Twelve opposition members of the East Pakistan Assembly were arrested today and charged with attempting to murder the Deputy Speaker during a fight m the Assembly yesterday. The members, who include Abu Hosain Sarkar, Opposition Leader, were released68 words
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Article73 1958-09-25 1 RANGOON, Sept. 24 (Reuter) A Burma Air Force Seafury fighter plane on a rocket and bombing mission was shot down over rebel territory m Karen State near Papun on Sept. 20, according to Government sources today. The pilot, Flying Officer Mvo Myint, was presumed to73 words
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Article53 1958-09-25 1 HONGKONG, Sept. 24, (Reuter) The Chinese Communist government today issued its 12th warning against alleged intrusions by United States ships and aircraft, the New China News Agency reported. The Agency said: "Two U.S. F-4-D fighters intruded into China's territorial air m the Amoy area of53 words
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Article44 1958-09-25 1 BEIRUT, Sept. 24 (Reuter) Total curfew was reimposed on Beirut tonight after series of clashes m the city m which ten people were killed. The clashes came less than 24 hours after the installation of the new President, General Chehab.44 words
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Article38 1958-09-25 1 CAIRO, Sept, 24 (Reuter) Kuwait, Arab sheikhdom on the Persian Gulf, is prepared to join the Arab League and contribute to the Arab development bank, its deputy ruler, Moubarak el Sabah, said here today.38 words
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Article29 1958-09-25 1 MR. Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, is to visit Bonn from Oct. 8 to 9, the West German Foreign Office annrkiinred m Bonn yesterday. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article168 1958-09-25 1 Stabbing Outside Ctitonf- Bar A SINGAPORE Constable was knifed m the back by secret society gangsters outside a bar m Robinson Road last night. With blood oozing from i ris wound, Constable Yeo Fook Kirn, 24, attached to the Reserve Unit, ran 100 yards to the C.I.D.168 words
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Article453 1958-09-25 1 NEW WAY TO BEAT GANGMEN POLICE LESSONS WARN PUPILS ON THUGGERY THE Singapore Police hove launched o psychological war designed to attack secret societies at the very root. The weapon the education of youth against the dangers of getting involved m secret society activities. "For" as the Assistant Commissioner, C.1.453 words
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Article, Illustration33 1958-09-25 1 MR. P. Rajaretnam, O.C. Secret Societies Branch Is shown m this Standardpic giving a talk on secret societies to the students of the Balestier Road Junior Trade School yesterday.33 words
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Article160 1958-09-25 1 UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 24 (Reuter)— Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, British Foreign Secretary, and Mr. Andrei Gromyko, Soviet Foreign Minister, discussed the Fa* East crisis for two hours last night, usually reliable sources said today. i Neither the British delegation nor the Russians would disclose any details160 words
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Article31 1958-09-25 1 COMMUNIST Chin 4 m its first official reaction to the Formosa Straits sir battle charged laat^night that two United :States>pl&nes violated Comimjnfct airspace over Fukien Province during the day.31 words
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Article37 1958-09-25 1 A DEAD man was found brawling m a pool of blood with his throat cut m the courtyard of a house m Buffalo Road, Singapore, last night He was N. CheUappan Pillai, 40, an unemployed.37 words
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Article75 1958-09-25 1 SMALLPOX: 'NO CAUSE FOR ALARM' THE Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Health, Dr. M. Doraisingam yesterday said that there was no cause for alarm of smallpox cases entering here. He said the normal standing precautions m the Colony were good enough to prevent tha entry of smallpox cases. A75 words
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Article71 1958-09-25 1 LONDON, Sept. 24 (Reuter) —Heavy overnight rain caused flooding today m tha London area,- blocked roads and swamped -rail tracks de-layingrush-hour trains. In Essex— hit by its second heavy downpour m a fort-nighjtrr-civU. defence volunteers worked throughout the night m some towns' helping residents^ of flooded houses.71 words
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Article298 1958-09-25 2 Kedah UMNO Suspends 2 Officials Fresh Flare-up As... ALOR STAR, Wed. UMNO's internal crisis, which flared up last month, and which was temporarily settled by Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman on Sept. 7, erupted again last night when the Kedah UMNO Executive Committee suspended two top officials. Suspended and removed298 words
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Article47 1958-09-25 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Miss Ng Swee Lan, 21-year-old nurse attached to the British Military Hospital m Kinrara, near here, died early yesterday from injuries sustained m a traffic accident. The mishao took nlace at 7.15 a.m. and Miss Ng died within minutes.47 words
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Article70 1958-09-25 2 THERE was a sharp drop m the number of fatal accident? SJ« ng SP?- re last month the iraffic Police announced yesterday. r Twelve people were killed DO the roads last month as compared with 21 m July. Accidents, however, totalled AI9J an increase70 words
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Article90 1958-09-25 2 THE t «f S? approved tk $200 t *S Part > ih2 Geor^ To*? air I m^ ket fe S members Th dj ever, dUaJ; Gary 2®<*r and the dekwilj comprise Councillors PAP: y, Jane Boon r v"' W naharuddin i Bu ang bin ru an d Miss Q90 words
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Advertisement1374 1958-09-25 2 B3ffiS_u_ft?^E Hi II aUaflK #Si rlaVl I U.SXS. LIBRARY. IS mmmm y^^2_B^ Kuala Lumpur, ICZjMNtAaitTf ii nt>f stetnt o Aa.i«M t trsT A J. wishes to advise that effective ENGAGEMENT I TO LET Ist October, 1958, library hours TH* SmSSSnT Z an-™*, H.W MISINO* j-,*, „j ffic wiU be 10.001,374 words
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Advertisement576 1958-09-25 2 NOTICES THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES ELECTIONS ORDINANCE 1950. (F.M. No. 52 OF 1950) THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES (STATE OF PERAK) ELECTIONS REGULATIONS, 1956. XPK. G.N. No. 910/56), REGULATION 14(1) NOTICE OF CERTIFICATION OF REGISTER. UNDER the provision of Regulation 14(1) of the Local Authorities (State of Perak) Elections Regulations,* 1956. Notice is576 words
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Advertisement576 1958-09-25 2 THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1950 (F.M. Ho. 52 of 1950) THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES (STATE OF PERAK) ELECTIONS REGULATIONS, 1956. XPK. G.N. No. 910/56); REGULATION 14(1) NOTICE OF CERTIFICATION OF REGISTER UNDER the provisions of Regulation 14(1) of the Local Authorities (State of Perak) Elections Regulations, 1956, Notice is hereby576 words
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Advertisement195 1958-09-25 2 TENDER NOTICES MILITARY CANTEEN CONTRACT TENDERS are invited for the management of a military canteen for the period 1 Nov. 58 until 31 Oct. 59. Tender forms and details are available from:PRI. 4th ROYAL MALAY REGT. Tapah. Perak. TENDER NOTICE HOUSING TRUST FEDERATION OF MALAYA Project No. 50 Kampong Majidee195 words
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Advertisement121 1958-09-25 2 J -UNLEASHING THE FEWEST, J SHOCK THE SCREEN EVErI J The creeping terror that! -mm&\ mmm%^^^mo^\ L'Jl m f_i 1 KEMMER^SRLLY FMSER -IM •X MM Ml STHU WLWEiMW I a NEW ALHAMBMI OPENS TODAI AT 11 a.m. 1.30, 4.00, 6.45 *********1 BETSY DRAKE I W 1 HERBERT LO»5 1 IJ>121 words
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SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article354 1958-09-25 3 j,„ e ss with which the Assistant CI.D.. Mr. Brian Goodrich, reviewcrime m Singapore at a Press Tuesday will be welcomed by the j new departure from the rigid Lttie Po |ice maintained m the past j^Li battle which they are waging *\L\ elements to ensure the security I354 words
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Article254 1958-09-25 3 deration Government has decided to im societies m a different way from 'jttuse as an independent country it is Institution m which human rights are It would be a different matter if all m the Federation are aliens. Then tho Wmanee could be applied to clear Jjcounrry. But254 words
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Article33 1958-09-25 3 Sl z B-7 *oaa, Spore 2. a 254-,. J 563 Cables: "TICERNEWS" d inLr^ 5 lin< All departments WittJ*""' 1 Bldg. 174. Batu Rd L i. &r i: 8^33 words
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Article1022 1958-09-25 3 ROBERT STEPHENS - ROBERT STEPHENS AS SEEN FROM WHITEHALL: By LONDON THE criticisms and fears about United States policy towards China and the off-shore islands expressed m last week's letter to Mr. Macmillan from the Labour Opposition leader, Mr. Gaitskell, probably reflect the view of the majority of British opinion.1,022 words
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918 1958-09-25 3 FEDERATION ISSUE IN CENTRAL AFRICA From A Special Correspondent In Salisbury THE life of the first Parliament of the Central African Federation is ending and new elections are to be held m November. Overshadowing them already is the question of whether, after five years' experience, the self-gov-erning territory of Southern918 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-09-25 3 The first article of the U. S. Bill of Rights protects the freedom of each American to choose his or her own church and faith and to worship or not It states: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of re-' ligion t or prohibiting the53 words
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Article, Illustration433 1958-09-25 3 the NEWS as it strikes me G^j_tee_gif^ RESTORATION of the Sultanate to Singapore appears to become a hardy annual. First brought op by the Malay Union, the cry has now been taken up by tha U.M.N.O. Singapore branch. Its publicity chief, Darus Shariff, is convinced that the restoration would pave433 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous41 1958-09-25 3 I I H RAMtt I H f^% v >;; ;4 I f :*i^;f>^: •'•■:"!.>■ :>>^>'?> ,y- ♦fR.AMOTMW CU6NT ASKING IHlR Ojffi, Of pfe50Hftl 10AHS TO BOY SOME STEAK SI* 'I SAID lATUNDEO tVERV WHtOW HOiSE«THTS JfcT- l^t^fet HME JBEEH PlAM£S*i*~~ I PWT6GRAPHEP AT ALL41 words
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253 1958-09-25 4 Dependents Of 'Death Railway' Men Got $900,000 -IT ALL CAME FROM FEDERAL FINANCE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government has to date spent more than $900,000 towards alleviating the lot of the dependents of Malayans who lost their lives In the construction of the Burma-Siam "Death Railway" during World War253 words
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Article145 1958-09-25 4 TWO men trapped m a burning boat had to choose between the "devil and the deep blue sea" off Palau Seletar, Singapore, at dawn on .Tuesday. They decided on the sea and plunged into the dark waters. Both men. Awal bin Noor. 26, and Ismail145 words
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Article66 1958-09-25 4 EMPLOYEES of the varnish factory of P.A.R. Paints Limited m Singapore, most of whom are trained m fire-fight-ing, yesterday contained a fire which broke out m the building, until the Fire Brigade arrived. The damage has not been estimated. There was no damage to machinery. Whatever66 words
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Article57 1958-09-25 4 LAU Ah Peh. alias Sim Ah Lam. was yesterday remanded by the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court after he had pleaded not guilty to a charge of attempted extortion. It was alleged that he tried to extort from Chor Ah Fong by putting him m fear of57 words
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Article35 1958-09-25 4 A RECRUITING team will visit Penang State m November to enlist boys between the ages H and 15 into the Army Boys' Trade School, which will equip them for an army career.35 words
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Article71 1958-09-25 4 THJS Singapore Quemoy Association has appointed a 40-man Relief Committee to find ways and means of assisting the people m Quemoy who were made homeless by the recent shelling; of the island by Red Chinese. The formation of the committee followed requests for assistance from71 words
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Article103 1958-09-25 4 Woman To Serve 3 Years' Jail AN elderly woman, Lim Choo Neo, was sentenced to three years* gaol m a Singapore Court yesterday for cheating a housewife of $4,500 at Durham Estate between January and March this year. The housewife, Ong Geok Hong, said that Lim asked her to ioin103 words
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Article, Illustration75 1958-09-25 4 Sultan's Nephew Digs JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The death of Ungku Hassan bin Omar, 57, a nephew of the Sultan of Johore, was an* nounced here today. He was taken to the Johore Bahru General Hospital on Tuesday afternoon, following a heart attack. Ungku Hassan wa s the former District Officer75 words
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Article, Illustration296 1958-09-25 4 Bahai Meet In S'pore instead Of Jakarta THE Jakarta meeting ot the Fifth Intercontinental Conference of the World Bahai Faith, scheduled for this week, was called off and will be held m Singabore instead. One hundred and fifty delegates, who had been assembling m the Indonesian capital for the conference,296 words
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Article, Illustration402 1958-09-25 4 RESIDENTS of Margaret Drive, Red hill and Stirling Road In Queenstown yesterday complained about the <'flimsy" doors to main entrances and bedrooms of Singapore Improvement Trust flats. The complaints were the result of increased attempts by burglars to make entry402 words
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Article107 1958-09-25 4 A tattoo of a kissing couple on a man's shoulder has resulted m the man being sent to three years' corrective training. The man, Ho Eng Kirn. 25. was identified as a member of the secret society Group 24. He was arrested m Onan Road on July 7 by107 words
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Article282 1958-09-25 5 _,< Arrest Ordered v crown witnesses turned np m as s Court yesterday and each of them r*V_f saw5 aw nothing, I heard nothing: and I I HAoour nothing." t w inquest into the death of a tattoo died after being attacked during P* Crown witnesses briefly repeated **m\282 words
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Article73 1958-09-25 5 i General I oi the ■dl JfSa gHnt" -rai SCCEaD from endatlon. > acting i Officer, was mcmi discusM was sole rr.mtnaed at ion oi tees, and id MenoKM to b< I ot Un i BuUdim N direct. C'r.iei Ad r. d that U City St or should control73 words
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Article30 1958-09-25 5 IPfeCcmmittee pQßcers Assoc iaPact :o rorsicicr I Bern proposal N^ers prior 'fo P> discussion. Pureed to riefer p the Council Ptoses js^, Officers Ml tne Lt'" 3 on Sept.30 words
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Article27 1958-09-25 5 !(j.,V r r 3 v.- ay ■tear v, Si*-.,. s an. "a a I f ot ne m T passenger fcb»*i p n key •.>'..' ?> of hi?27 words
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Article269 1958-09-25 5 CAR SALE: WOMAN CHARGED -^V ONG was charged m the Singapore Fifth Magisrate's Court yesterday with riminal breach of trust of a notor-car on which $2,006 vas owing on Dec. 13 last year. A car dealer. Choo Kah told the court yesterday hat on Sept. 11 last year he vent269 words
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Article45 1958-09-25 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. About 40 members of the local branch of Women's Institute, will tour Singapore on Oct. 1. Led by their State Organizer. Che Fatimah binte Haji Aram, they intend visiting planes of interests, and contact local women leaders.45 words
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Article, Illustration52 1958-09-25 5 Standardpic by THE King and Queen on their way home wave a farewell to those who saw them off at the Ipoh Railway Station on Tuesday evening: after their State visit to Perak. Minister- in- Attendance, Incjie Bahaman bin Samsuddin, stands next to the Queen. T.T.C. Lee - 52 words
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Article381 1958-09-25 5 Opportunities For Workers SINGAPORE City Council employees— from the lowest peon to the most senior clerk may soon be given an opportunity to tell their bosses how to improve the efficiency of their departments. The Council's Finance and General Purposes Committee, at its meeting381 words
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Article, Illustration99 1958-09-25 5 THE deputy Mayor of Jakarta, Mr. Suptanato, arrived m Singapore yesterday some hours ahead of the Mayor of Jakarta, Dr. R. Soediro, for a two-day official visit. The Mayor arrived by Cathay Pacific Airways late last night. Today they will be taken on a tour of the99 words
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96 1958-09-25 5 THE Singapore City Council's Loan Account will be transferred from the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and the Chartered Bank to the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation. The Council's Finance and General Purposes Committee made a recommendation to this effect at its meeting yesterday. The96 words
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Article310 1958-09-25 5 R^gjtotfs- W.? o**.0 last 5-; na t preii--8 torma&.V*?*- <* <ieS.L° rce had *ty to said: cv h r h d e Sr4 a socle ty iZ sociaIw, J of the irking th new *«k to achieve independence through a merger with the Federation310 words
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551 1958-09-25 5 New Laws To Fight Thugs In Federation KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Federation Government is to introduce three new measures to "considerably strengthen" the existing powers to deal with secret society and gang activities m the country. At a Press conference f today, the Minister for Interior and Justice, Inche Suleiman551 words
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Article86 1958-09-25 5 AN odd-job labourer, Abu bin Majid, 21, was yesterday sentenced by the Singapore Second "Criminal District Court to three years' corrective training after he was found guilty of attempted extortion. Omar bin Ali and Esoph bin Salleh, both 30, who were jointly charged with Majid were86 words
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Advertisement1095 1958-09-25 6 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (IS lines) tlneerporetoo Singapore) M m tST TUB BLUB FUNNEL LIME j£* SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONOON CON7ININIAL PORTS Carriers option te proceed vie Mcts to load and discharge cargo (via Sues wlto Mfcert. to proceed via Panama 01 Cape of Good1,095 words
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Advertisement486 1958-09-25 6 EAST ASIATIC j HOMEWARDS Soiling, tea Aden corfe orf '1 ReWere^N. Bremen, He**,,,. Copcm^ 1 S'poro |t H "KINA" God. 15/16 J Colling Gdynio I "SELANDIA" I mmmm umm?> I "BUSUANGA" 14 0, ,1 Colling Gdynio %%r I SONGKHLA" h/imh I "FALSTRIA'' 2 I OUTWARDS "*P ft 6en 9kofc fo486 words
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Finance And Commerce
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Article474 1958-09-25 7 MALAYA HAILS U.K. CREDIT SCHEME 'Cost Of Imports Will Be Lower BRITAIN'S credit scheme announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Heathcoat Amory, at the Commonwealth Economic Conference at Montreal, was hailed yesterday m Malaya as "a very good thing, which will give considerable help to the under-developed countries/474 words
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Article, Illustration37 1958-09-25 7 INCHE Mahmud bin Sheikh Abdul Majid and Mr. Yap Kirn 'lock have been appointed al•crnate members of the Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board, according to a Singapore Government announcement yesterday. MR. YAP KIM HOCK37 words
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Article21 1958-09-25 7 I prade I f j-osing few to f m re 11-*,l 1 market •I** '"J -arket less 2 ■LJJnes ere21 words
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Article45 1958-09-25 7 auth rities x rid »c s* 1 Interest -n a pc Mat derel ped Eeerj tad now i L Br:r.,n Pc before th ■_7 >?€£_ ii a! BsV2tt ?f hand true: an order m n p *3.« I X* rri P-— fuller P^ bfta New45 words
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242 1958-09-25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed- A full progress report of Malaya's efforts to attain self-sufficiency m foodstuffs, while strengthening its agricultural economy, is to be placed before the fourth F.A.O. Asian Regional Conference m Tokyo, which starts on Oct. 6. The Malayan delegation i to the242 words
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Article112 1958-09-25 7 Airline Raises Capital A TEN per cent increase m apital for Japan Air Lines, the second increase m less •nan one year, has been announced by the airline. The need for new facilities and equipment to meet everincreasing traffic demands has occasioned the nearly US$2,--000.000 increase m capitalization, which will112 words
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Article95 1958-09-25 7 COLOMBO, Sept. 24 (Reuter).—Mr. Philip Gunawardene, Ceylon's Minister of Agriculture and Food, left Ceylon yesterday for Burma, China, and Japan. He is leading a government delegation of six to the fourth regional F.A.O. Conference for Asia and the Far East, to be held m Tokyo early95 words
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Article89 1958-09-25 7 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Sept./Oct U.K., Continent $33 buyers $34 J sellers: coconut oil In bulk $53 sellers, m drums $56 sellers; Muntok white pepper $125 sellers; Sarawak white $124 sellers; Special Sarawak black $74. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair89 words
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Article106 1958-09-25 7 SUGAR production In the Far Eastern countries is expected to reach about 5,600,--000 tons this year, exceeding the prewar average by 1.400,--000 tons, according to F.A.O's. Far East regional .office In Bangkok. New factories have been established and old ones have been modernised a»d expanded. Moreover.106 words
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130 1958-09-25 7 Tin Gains $3 7/8 On Bullish Market SINGAPORE Un price yesterday gained $31 to $3531 per picul, following the International Tin Council's announcement of a lower export quota for the fourth control period beginning next month. Russia's promise to Indonesia to reduce her tin exports for two years, also contributed130 words
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Article77 1958-09-25 7 Hongkong Sept. 24. (Reuter) Lancashire's cotton mission yesterday put its case for limitation of Hongkong's cotton textile exports to Britain. An official statement after the meeting between Lord Rochdale's three-man delegation and an 11 member committee represent ing this Colony's interests, said the discussions were exploratory.77 words
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Article195 1958-09-25 7 IPOH, Wed. Perak Chinese miners are to approach the Federation Government with a view to suspending, temporarily, their contribution towards the Buffer Stock Fund until the domestic quota. for Asian mines exceeds 50 per cent (present quota is 41 per cent). This decision was taken195 words
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Article71 1958-09-25 7 LEADER of the Singapore trade mission to Australia and New Zealand, Mr. Tan Siak Kew and seven other membrs of the team, yesterday called on the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy. They exchanged views with the Minister on their forthcoming tour and71 words
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Article113 1958-09-25 7 LONDON. Sept. 24 (Reuter) British industrialists tonight welcomed the Montreal announcement that Canada was prepared to give permanent preferential treatment m rates of duty on a list of British products entering Canada. The Canadian relaxation followed an announcement of British import liberalisation made by Sir David113 words
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Article170 1958-09-25 7 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: 8.8. Petrol 45/-: Ted. Disp. $1.12* overnight, $1.11: Fraser and Neave ords $2.83 overnight, $2.82.. $2.82; H. Waufh $130: M. Breweries $2.95, $2.96; Metal Box $1.75 overnight, $1.745; Sime Darby $1.64 cum all $1.45 to $1.42 x all; Cold170 words
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101 1958-09-25 7 Industrials, Tins Are featureless INDUSTRIALS, tins, rubbers and all other sections of the Malayan share market were dull and featureless yesterday. Turnover was small. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers 8.8. Petrol 48/- 50/Fraser and Neave: Ords 280 2.85 Robinson and Co: Ords 140101 words
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Article83 1958-09-25 7 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: New York: buying. T.T. 32-13/16, O.D. 32-15/16 90 days air mail 33-1/8 credit bills, 33-1/4 trade bills. Canada: buying, T.T. 32-1/16. O.D. 32-3^16, 90 days air mail— 32-1/2 credit bills, 32-5/8 trade bills.83 words
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Article55 1958-09-25 7 LONDON, Sept. 24, (Reuter). Hongkong's answer to the Lancashire textile Industry's accusations of unfair competition was contained m a booklet circulated m London today. Published by the Hongkong; General Chamber of Commerce, it said the Colony was being unfairly made the focal point of a campaign55 words
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Advertisement109 1958-09-25 7 QUALITY PROVED BY CHAMPIONS ._^_E___^ OB __r gB m. t GAS-TURBINE RENAULT'S 191.2 M.P.H. WORLD RECORD Tomorrow we may enter the gas-turbine age for car engines. If so, Mobil Research has, as always, the answer for finer fuels from experience gained m preparing Mobil Turbine Fuel for such cars as109 words
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Miscellaneous117 1958-09-25 7 OUTER ROADS Lucky Trader Lo^sidnhu. Dbo, Oulidia. Salatiga, Siewa Maru. Tapah, Victory, Kajang Senai, ReTebere Chigusan Maru, Tyn- Vollubilis, Burung Laut. Hin K« Prince Salvor. Van Chuan, Sri Sena, Kian Tong. St JJ TiHia Sunon Gydnea. Renong New Susana. Aik Hin, SK? L Pokoj. Weltevreden, Gian Ann. Selangor Seramyang. MaSmi117 words
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Article167 1958-09-25 8 STARRING William Holder, fresh from his triumphant performance m 'The Bridge on the River Kwai," international glamour star Sophia Loren and the incomparable British performer, Trevor Howard, Columbia Pictures' new romantic drama, 'The Key", is a raging drama of men at war and the haven167 words
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Article177 1958-09-25 8 'THERE are split-per-A sonality, or schizophrenic, people but who ever heard of a schizophrenic ship? This s c a-g oi n g Jekyll and Hyde is named "Restive," a valiant World War n rescue tug which weathered the entire war without the slightest trace of battle fatigue, returned177 words
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Article179 1958-09-25 8 WITH HOLDEN, LOREN, HOWARD Howard had done before him, Holden has given a duplicate key to another rescueship man. to hold until that Inevitable day when his own vessel is destroyed. Sophia, m love with Holden and knowing he loves her, lives with the knowledge that some day the key179 words
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Advertisement53 1958-09-25 8 Thou.,l hou., j _______!____<«i J m^mm m^ mm J Br B*Wt_i _LI lifl'lkl B _^_t fl fl Ultra- B^V Modem Rod'ogf om Model U^^H 976W 7W w Speakers |pl BHI Vacuum Cleoner Rapid Model Vst I Oil mw ammmMPm/ B I "3l ■N B Refrigerator \jM (5 CM ft.) T53 words
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Article, Illustration278 1958-09-25 9 Most Travelled Actor "the t door, Holden has !i:ed '^he pe next the .fter that H The L R'ver vnGS r eCevlcn currently Ltd ,th \*en end v filmed I l cmemaSh_C€ or *y*"P5. HCu~ |l|the skipJ^med resfacing [•jiitly flndr from v^ 3::ec!Ho::y- :s -.-travelled Cwflcre He pihere-tfad-sie the kind278 words
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Article, Illustration105 1958-09-25 9 KISS from Sophia Loren is a satisfactory way to put an end to a nightmare, according to William Holden. And that is exactly what happened to him during production of "The Key." Holden spent three days of rehearsals and "takes," tossing and turning on an uncomfortable iron bedstead,105 words
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Advertisement50 1958-09-25 9 I KEY TO A GLAMOROUS FIGURE >yp| ffflßl "ll™ mfm, I I^^^^^^^^^^!^^ every motion* vX J^mmmmWi?M&\ .'<>«S**U W^l ,a§£ 9 j _K_£__&:- i el -•■■:.:-/../.-Ky?sa| Also available m Black m Nylon Cup m White m Cotton Cup Size from 32A to 40C Agent Distributors G RAMCHAND LTD. Singapore Teh *****50 words
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Advertisement474 1958-09-25 9 the SECRET/KEY TO THE SKIN BEAUTY YOU LONG FOR Do you waste your beauty ||$fPP^^ Many women do. An invisible h 'f^^^^Bflflfll^flflflflflflßßflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflß barrier often prevents beauty S?9^HfP&v!>?^^ fl creams and lotions doing the good Bflfl W&' W&m\ fl they should. It could be why you fMw! never seem to find474 words
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Article, Illustration437 1958-09-25 10 50% WHAT A GIRL HAS, AND 50% WHAT PEOPLE THINK SHE HAS "pLAMOUR is 50% what a girl has and 50 what people think she has,"* states exciting Sophia Loren, who stars with William Holden and Trevor Howard m Carol Reed's production, "The Key." It's quite an admission from437 words
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Article88 1958-09-25 10 WHILE filming a scene m a servicemen's centre for Columbia Pictures' "The Key," director Carol Reed discovered just how short a memory a stomach can have. During his first take of a scene with Holden, Reed had to correct a minor but significant mistake made by several extras88 words
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55 1958-09-25 10 Howard slipped on a cable and badly sprained his ankle. With his foot strapped up, he continued shooting sequences m a raging gale, 25 miles out at sea. The day after, with the temperatures m the eighties, he had to act muffled up m sweaters55 words
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Advertisement339 1958-09-25 10 if(__Ss rIfJIJMvI >i 1 16 IJa wXI waggg ____g g___ t-* wm >Ki».f I INJIVVVVP__P!IRf~P9VV___r >^_l X mvl]3JEJ2B^2___G_Bi t_ I 'l 1 ll' M B Tin I I _EE3S3B^_^^ Ktnffl r i owwtee TTTf,, l _R*_rm7_iT_n TT_| l n '»nt ODViTeN i( fl I 1 1 1! I' VJ u-«ni339 words
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Article202 1958-09-25 11 Parang Attack On A 17-Year Old Boy MALACCA, Wed.— Three men, dressed In jungle green, last night brutally slashed to death a 17-year-old rubber tapper, Tan Seek Yeow, m a house at the lonely stretch of road, at the 10th milestone Pakri-Ayer Itam Road. The murder took place202 words
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353 1958-09-25 11 IPOH, Wed. Chan Yuet Meng, 20-year-old wife of a businessman from Penang. was robbed of 3 HI worth of jewellery and cash by two youths m a daring daylight robbery m a crowded hotel m Jalan Yang Kalsom here this afternoon. The353 words
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Article146 1958-09-25 11 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) tn Singapore yesterday were:— Buyers Sellers Spot 821 931 R.S.S. No. 1 831 831 R.S.S. No. 1 (Not.) 831 832 R.S.S. No. 2 81* 82 R.S.S. No. 3 78| "9i Tone Quiet. The tin price m Singapore was $3535 per picul146 words
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Article58 1958-09-25 11 AS it has been their practice m past years, the Singapore Naval Base Employees Co-operative Thrift Loan Society Ltd., had again presented the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association with a gift of $100. Krt%^ In thanking them. SATA officials said that such constant generosity mean "a very great58 words
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Article36 1958-09-25 11 HONGKONG, Sept. 24. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16.04 to £1 Sterling, $5.80 to US$l; $1.85 Ito Malayan $1; $0.0515 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $253.87 to a tael.36 words
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Article, Illustration270 1958-09-25 11 COLONY RICH IN CULTURE, Sqys New D/recfor THE director of Singapore's tew division of community •ecreation created within the Ministry of Labour and Wei:are, Mr. S. S. Winans. said resterday that he was so imjressed by the richness of the various cultures he had seen n the Colony that he270 words
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Article, Illustration71 1958-09-25 11 A TRIP to Hongkong will be a birthday surprise to this shapely "China Doll," Miss Daisy S*** 0 m Daisy, winner of the recent Miss China Doll contest, will leave *<* Hongkong tomorrow on the free return ticket donated by Cathay Pacific Airways. In Hongkong, she71 words
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258 1958-09-25 11 Fisherman Guilty Of $50,000 Extort Bid FEDERATION fisherman, Tan Thin Kee, was yesterday sentenced m the Singapore Assize Court to five years* jail for attempting to extort $50,000 from Tan Tiow Phuang, proprietor of an import and export firm, on July 16. The court was told that Thin Kee, together258 words
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Article, Illustration77 1958-09-25 11 A SANSKRIT scholar and musician from South India arrived m Singapore yesterday on a lecture tour of Malaya. He is Embar Vijaya Raghavachariar (above) of Madras. Mr. Embar will give a series of discourses accompanied by musical instruments, on the Hindu epics of Ramayana and Mahabharata. His first77 words
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Advertisement251 1958-09-25 11 •m\ a. mWmmX W l mm*mm* %l\ _K___r:«. R_R_ LA^4 mWmE maaw^E a*\lJ \V^ Vaseline HaJr Tonk jroomt and conditions your hair the natural way. I Just rub a few drops of this finely perfumed oil into your scalp every day and your hair will grow lustrous smooth and bright.251 words
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Miscellaneous178 1958-09-25 11 YWCA- Dressmaking Class 9.30 a.m. Dressmaking Class 5.1a p m. EngUsh Conversation Class Beginners 9.13 a.m. EngUsh Conversation Class Advanced 10.30 a.m. Malay Beginnera Class 530 YMCA: Bodybuilding and weightlifting 4 p.m.. Judo practice for Juniors 4 p.m.. Table-tennis practice 5. 30 p.m.. Judo practice tor beginners (senior) 5-30 P-"*«178 words
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Article, Illustration39 1958-09-25 12 LAST SATURDAY'S WINNER— KHANDI STAR KHANDI Star is being led in by Mrs. Tan Ah Yong after winning: the third race last Saturday. Khandi Star was beaten into second place in yesterday's opening race. His jockey is John Forte.39 words
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Article40 1958-09-25 12 A SOLITARY goal by Rosalind Chin In the second half enabled Girls* Sports Club to beat Singapore Cricket Club women 1-0 m a friendly women's hockey match on the padang yesterday. The SCC played one player abort.40 words
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Article2087 1958-09-25 12 The Double Promotion Made No Different* RESULTS DIVIDENDS OF ALL THE RACES u WfT!fT>Wir~ CLASS 3. DIV. 5—6 FURS. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Teo's Trainer: E. Van Breukelen. 242-146 No. 10 RED WOLF m 8.08 (11) Mawi 186-140 No. 11 KHANDI STAR 8.05 (7) Forte 22,087 words
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377 1958-09-25 12 CORRIE'S LAST MINUTE TRY DECIDES THE MATCH FOR SELETAR A last minute try by wing three Corrie enabled Royal Air Force Seletar 'A' to beat Singapore Cricket Club 'A' by 18 points (three goals and a try) to 13 (two goals and a try) m the Rugby match on the377 words
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Article103 1958-09-25 12 POLICE Sports Association, after being held to'a three-all draw at half-time, staged a strong rally m the second half to beat 221 Base Vehicle Depot by 29 points (four goals, two tries and a penalty) to three (a try) m a rugger match at Thomson103 words
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Article, Illustration66 1958-09-25 12 MONZA, Italy hell-bent to his second victory In one day. Brit"' (h steers his 500-cc MV Motorcycle on a curve of the Mom* circuit i h 6 Prix of Nations. He won the 50 0-ce race at the average speed of 184^ rld f b»* won the 350-cc race, alsoUPI - 66 words
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Article449 1958-09-25 12 By WINDSOR STEVE did it. and he did I three-year-old by Stephen Paul L* a magnificent double when h *i opposition to take the five „»I *N up the straight at !^_£S Perak Turf Club Gold Vase^JW It was a brilliant display after his double promotion" StLV* apprentice Lumri.449 words
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Article43 1958-09-25 12 NEW YOH ten The Council ha. for a stain on a plan to offeourse be) races. The decia suggestion by Robert city's b.dge: te supreme:: tax. At present illegal, nd allowed _> tot at the racecoa Offic;a; however tbtt i .nnsfctfiftte three foliar*43 words
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Article21 1958-09-25 12 LONDON Si Result! j matches wert LEAGC Rochdale 1 I LEAGt Carlisle MM Soufhport 2?« Watford •>•s I ground M21 words
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Article37 1958-09-25 12 A FINE pd former Se» John Ml Cheviot t r Wj Rugby C.r M goa^ B-d v (a trvi ir. a' Kota Tings- Rodd Rlj and converW the Bttmi V KTRO« came fr*B fl scrum H*37 words
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Article16 1958-09-25 12 IPOH. *lj Indonesian« will m^t PJ" ese AssenW this Sunday Admission a $1 all rouiA16 words
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Advertisement146 1958-09-25 12 /^IRDSEY_T\ I QUICK-FROZEN^^\ APPLE PIE Delicious... Quick ready W^^mmTm for the T* IL T^b: *4 '■'mm^mmm. Just heat and serve SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD. ifcAAAAAAAA A A A AAA AAAA AAA ACTION! FASTER THAN THE SPEED OF SOUND! J «)C IN 20th CENTURY -FOX'S FIRST GREAT _^Ny SPECTACLE OF146 words
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Article27 1958-09-25 13 I 5 BH m r l lesions P'nn/ng _H a. mmk mm. m* 'i. ___k W __k* _B^***--1 a _C rawn _L _B** ___s_ _H^^^fc_ -c27 words
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Article416 1958-09-25 13 Suppiah The Rock On Which Marines Flounder INDIAN Recreation Club, SAFA Cup runners-up last season, made a promising start m this year's competition by ousting defending league championMarines Department Sports Club, by four goals to two m the first round of the iup tie at Jalan416 words
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477 1958-09-25 13 Airmen Lost But They Won Hearts Of H'Kong Fans HONGKONG'S soccer fans took the visiting Far Fist Air Force footballers to their hearts for the fighting: displays of the airmen against top Hongkong teams m their visit last week. Although the airmen did r.ot bring back the Battle of Britain477 words
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Article29 1958-09-25 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— *™ria Institution beat Special 3JJ Services by 17 points <*oal. /^ee tries, penalty) to nil m ;ugby nutch at Shaw Road n *re today.29 words
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Article62 1958-09-25 13 Owing to fading light, the final of the Singapore Base District six-a-side hockey championship was not decided at Nee Soon yesterday Forty-four teams participated m the competition. and 2/2 K.E.O. Gurkhas and 19 Air Formation Signals are the finalists. The Plate was won by RASC School 'A'62 words
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Article71 1958-09-25 13 H M. Prisons beat Royal Air Force, Seletar. by three *oals to nil m an SHA Div. 2 league match at Changi yesterday. Gloss. Harichandra and Ooi Ban Lee scored. In a Div: 3 match on the SMSU ground. Singapore Medical Services Union edged Royal Malayan71 words
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Article61 1958-09-25 13 Johore 's Foong Seong Cuppers JOHORE BAHRU, Wed The Johore ream to meet Singapore m the Foong Seong Cup South Zone final at Johore Bahru's Kilat Hall tomorrow and Saturday will be: Omar Manap. Roland Ng, Pang Kuan Leong. Robert Ng Omar Yahaya, and Yusoff Akil. The matches will start61 words
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Article172 1958-09-25 13 The Punjab champion, Ran jit Singh, who has been chasing the Pehelawan brothers Bholu, Aslam and Akram all over Pakistan without success at last finds all three m Singapore. Making hischahenge from his country Ranjit arrives m the Colony today to take on the172 words
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271 1958-09-25 13 FORMOSANS LOSE BY ONE POINT TO TONG KHENG TONG Kheng, the Colony's Youth champions, managed to squeeie a one- point victory over the visiting Formosan Tamkang college basketballers at the Happy World Stadium, last night. Tong Kheng won 70 69. Tong Kheng team, comprising the cream of Colony lAayers, gave271 words
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Article79 1958-09-25 13 The Formosans play fteir last match m the Colony against the Singapore Combined tonight at the Happy World Stadium, starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are $1 each. School children will be admitted at 50 cents. Singapore Combined team will be: Huang Chin Foo, Chee Chong Kwee.79 words
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Article132 1958-09-25 13 ACS Oust Defending Champions DEFENDING champions St. Patrick's School went down by three matches to one to AngloChinese School m the opening match of the third interschool tennis tournament for the Father Ashness Shield on St. Joseph courts yesterday. St. Patricks were without their two stars. Christopher Then and Malcolm132 words
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Article34 1958-09-25 13 Beatty Secondary School beat Anglo-Chinese School by three goals to nil m the inter-school hockey match played at Beatty School ground yesterday. Scorers were: Goh Beng Boon 2 and S.T. Lingam.34 words
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Article128 1958-09-25 13 Hoad's Off The Circus LONDON, Sept. 23 (Reuter) Lew Hoad. twice a Wimbledon champion and a member of Jack Krammer's professional lawn tennis 'circus' is suffering from arthritis and has decided not to play again for the rest of this year, it was announced by Krammer at Wembley tonight. Hoad,128 words
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Article32 1958-09-25 13 HONGKONG. Sept 24 (Reuter)—Seoul Football Club <rom South Korea beat a strong Hongkong Chinese side by three goals to one here last night. They led 2-1 at halftime.32 words
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Article63 1958-09-25 13 Singapore Teachers Union team for the S. H. A. Division I league match against the University of Malaya. at Bukit Timah Road on Saturday, will be selected from: V. Gomez, A. Gomez. Ajit Singh. Hardev Singh, Mahinder Singh. Ng Kok Onn. Toh Boon Wai. Ng Sooi Chiew, V.63 words
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Miscellaneous227 1958-09-25 13 SOCCER: SAF A Premier League: RN Dockyard vs Eurasians /Europeans, Jalan Besar, 5.15 p.m HOCKEY: SHA Div. 2: University "B" vs Police B University; REME vs Na £¥Ji?r^ ads Nav V Ground. TENNIS: Inter-school: St. Andrews vs St. Joseph, St. Patrick's School ground, 3.15 p.m. SWIMMING: St. Andrews c JI°227 words
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Miscellaneous343 1958-09-25 13 HTODAY'S QUOTATION: M H-M-M J- "We do not others _R*l3 E« deceive we do not i ____L___La __L__| think it that they _^__B_^__^_^__^__^__^__^__^_D I should be held m higher WBVBI esteem by as than they |_V_kV B_M^H deserve; it is not fair that |W_| EAI ___V^l deceive them. ■SkX^uAJBH them343 words
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Article, Illustration321 1958-09-25 14 LONDON, Sept. 24, (Reuter) A Labour Party row over comments by its vicechairman, Mrs. Barbara Castle, about British troops m Cyprus, took a new turn yesterday. Mrs. Castle, on her return by air on Monday night from a visit to Cyprus, reaffirmed her earlier expressed321 words
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190 1958-09-25 14 ACCEPT U.K. PLAN PLEA TO CYPRIOTS UNITED NATIONS. Sept. C 4. (UPI). Fatin Rustu Zorlu. Foreign Minister of Turkey, today appealed to Greece and Greek Cypriots to accept the United Kingdom's new plan for Cyprus as a start toward solution of the problem. •'This plan certainly does not constitute an190 words
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Article62 1958-09-25 14 Duke The Body Builder LONDON. Sept. 24 (Reuter) The Daily Mirror suggests today that the 22-year-old Duke of Kent is the "mystery member" of the British Royal Family reportedly taking an American musclebuilding course. Mr. Charles Roman, business partner of body-builder Charles Atlas, claimed the Royal client m Press interviews62 words
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Article24 1958-09-25 14 SIX people were reported killed and one seriously mj ir~d when a passenger tram and a locomotive collided near Urft, West Germany, yesterday. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article52 1958-09-25 14 A RICH rancher from the Argentine, aged 76. has found a bride m Japan, turning down 300 applicants some of whom wrote letters to him m their own blood. The rancher, now visitffig Japan, selected a 34-year-old English speaking Japanese woman who has been working m an oflfire m FnkuokaReuter - 52 words
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Article37 1958-09-25 14 THE Iraqi Government has terminated the services of a f*P-man team of British servicemen on loan to the Iraqi forces and given them one month to pack up and leave, it was learned m Baghdad yesterday ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article29 1958-09-25 14 MUSLIM league leaders, subdued by police tear gas, began preliminary discussions yesterday m Karachi to consider the government's ban on their private army.' the Muslim League National Guard. UPIUPI - 29 words
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Article34 1958-09-25 14 THE Moderate Moslem MasJumi Party m Parliament yesterday called for the "condemnation" of members who had taken part m the Commun st uprising m Madun. Last Java, m 1948, Antara R«ws aiencv rennrted ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article27 1958-09-25 14 THE Knrcan Ministry of Health and Social Affairs has reported seeping sickness (Encephalitis) has stricken a total of 6.064 persons throughout South Korea, killinor i mt ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article113 1958-09-25 14 'ALF' WILL HANDLE THE LETTERS SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 24 (Reuter) An automatic sorting machine introduced by the British Post Office here today turns all letters the same way up. separates second from first class mail and cancels the stamps. The electronic machine, known a s "alf" automatic letter facer will for113 words
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Article, Illustration40 1958-09-25 14 Picture). ADMIRAL Harry Felt, Commander of all American Forces m the Pacific and the Far East is greeted by Gen. Tiger Wang. Chief of the Nationalist Chinese Armed Forces on his arrival m Taipei for talks with President Chiang.- UPIUPI - 40 words
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Article207 1958-09-25 14 BEIRUT, Sept. 24 (Reuter)— A new wave of violence swept over Beirut today as the Christian Falangist Party enforced a total strike m protest against the kidnapping six days ago of Fuad Haddad, a Falangist newspaperman. Unconfirmed reports said at least two Deode had been killed207 words
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112 1958-09-25 14 LONDON, Sept. 24. (Reu-ter).—Rank-and-file Conservatives at the Party's annual conference at Blackpool next month will urg3 the government to set up a British Radio network to counter hostile propaganda In the Middle East. The conference resolutions published today show that the government can expect a112 words
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Article354 1958-09-25 14 Banda Exposes Bid To Oast Govt. We've Got Some Fish But Big Fish Still Elusive' COLOMBO, Sept. 24, (Reuter) Mr. Solomon Bandoranaike, Prime Minister of Ceylon, told the House of Representatives here yesterday, that attempts had been made to suborn army and police officers with354 words
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237 1958-09-25 14 LET CHINESE REDS STOP THE SHOOTING YEH WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (UPI) Nationalist Chinese Ambassador George Yeh called yesterday for "reliable assurances" that Red China will halt her military activity m the Formosa Straits before Nationalist China makes any commitment about her military operationsYeh made the statement when asked his views237 words
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Article141 1958-09-25 14 BAN ON HER POSTERS Brigitte s Bikini MANCHESTER, Sept. 24 (Reuter)— A bill-posting company here has refused to put up ten posters of French actress Brigitte Bardot m a bikini because the drawing lends itself to ''pencil mutilation." The posters are lying idle m the Gaiety Theatre which is showing141 words
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Article19 1958-09-25 14 DR. FADIL KUTCHUK, Turkish Cypriot leader, yesterday rejected Archbishop Markarios's reported plan for an independent Cvnrns ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article25 1958-09-25 14 ANTARA NEWS AGENCY said yesterday President Rajendra Prasad of India had accepted an invitation from President Soekarno to visit Indonesia m December. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article, Illustration134 1958-09-25 14 BROKE SO JAYNE SLEEPS ON FLOOR LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24, (Reuter)— Jayne Mansfield and her husband. Mickey Hargitay, are so broke, they have to sleep on the floor of their M 5229,500 home, Hargitay told a Court Commissioner here yesterday. Hargitay. who appeared m court with Mis s Maisfield to134 words
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Article, Illustration178 1958-09-25 14 Mew Portrait 1 Of Margaret I LONDON. Sept. 24 (Reuter) An abstract portrait of Princess Margaret showi g her "unfulfilled love" went on sale here yesterday for £63. The artist 25-year-old Bill Grozier said he followed Queen Elizabeth's 28-year-old sister about for months before painting178 words
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Article26 1958-09-25 14 FEROZE GANDHI, husband of Prime Minister Jawaharla! Nehru's daughter Indira, was admitted to a New Delhi hospital yesterday after suffering a heart attack— (UPl).26 words
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216 1958-09-25 14 Jamali (I back West) Makes His Defence BAGHDAD, Sept. 24, (Reuter).— Fa dhil Jamali, former Iraqi Prime Minister on trial for his life before a court martial, said tonight he co-operated with the West rather than the East because Imperialism was dying whereas Communism was growing m strength. The 55-year-old216 words
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Article31 1958-09-25 14 MR. H. H. BASXAYAKE. Ceylon Chief Justice, will lead Ceylon's Delegation to the Asian Legal Consultative Committee meeting to be held at the end of the month m Cairo.31 words
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