Singapore Standard, 1 October 1958
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Title Section17 1958-10-01 15 SINGAPORE STANDARD I j, SINGAPORE, VSrEDNESDAY.^JCTOeOt-i »«8, Vol. IX No. 91. 9- tS^j^ -T IGERNEWS- IFINAL EDITION]17 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-10-01 15 Clenched fists as train pulls out of Ipoh Station WITH clenched fists, these political detainees men, women and children shout Communist slogans as the train pulled Out from the Ipoh Railway Station yesterday morning. They were being removed from the Ipoh detention camp to a similar camp "somewhere" South ofStandardpic - 53 words
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393 1958-10-01 15 U.S. PILOTS ASKED TO DROP AID TO QUEMOY TAIPEI, Sept. 30 (Reuter) Nationalist China has asked American civilian pilots to fly supplies into the beleaguered Quemoy islands, it was announced here today. Mr. Hugh Grundy, President of the Civil Air Transport Company, confirmed that his organization had been approached by393 words
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Article183 1958-10-01 15 PLOT TO SEIZE BURMA IS FOILED RANGOON, Sept. 30 (Reuter) Col. Aung Gyi, a senior Burmese Army General Staff Officer, told military commanders last night that the Premier, U Nu, discovered during his recent country-wide tours a dangerous conspiracy to overthrow the State. On his return to the capital, the183 words
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192 1958-10-01 15 JORDAN: UK TROOPS TO PULL OUT IN OCTOBER v pmTED^*fAnoNS/ Sept 30, i&enter*— Britain will begin withdrawing her 3.000 troops from Jordan m October, it was announced today. The move will be completed a s soon as possible subject to "good neighbour" behaviour by the Arabs and satisfactory progress m192 words
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99 1958-10-01 15 £U ALA Lira_i®st%fies w The Federation Government will match dollar for dollar on contributions made by the public towards the construction of the proposed multimillion dollar National Mosque here. This was disclosed to The Standard today by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence,99 words
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Article54 1958-10-01 15 LONDON, Sept. 30, (Reuter) The three Western powers today backed a West German proposal for a Four-Power Commission to discuss German reunification through free elections. They also called on the Soviet Union, to reply to Western proposals for a fivepoint general agenda for a summit conference,54 words
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Article125 1958-10-01 15 DISEASES FOLLOW TYPHOON TOKYO. Sept. 30 (UPI)' Fears of an outbreak of contagious diseases arose yesterday m the wake of typhoon Ida' as public health officials here confirmed that dysentery has already broken out m some of Tokyo's worst-flood-ed areas. Japanese Health officials said yesterday that six persons have been125 words
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Article167 1958-10-01 15 WASHINGTON, Sept. 30, (UPI) A U.S. congressman predicted yesterday that Communist China soon will launch; a military drive to occupy Cambodia. U.S. and Cambodian officials strongly discounted the prediction. Rep. Ames T. Patterson, a member of the House Armedf Services Committee, quoted* 'intelligence reports'167 words
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Article163 1958-10-01 15 A STUDENT of Pasir Panjang English School, Huat Yam Tong, 10, was drowned off Telok Blangah, Singapore yesterday. His seven-year-old brother, Yam Won, who was with him at the time of the tragedy, is missing. Yam Tong's body was recovered shortly after an alarm was163 words
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Article30 1958-10-01 15 MORE than 9,500 labourers employed by the United States Forces m Hiroshima Prefecture, Southern Japan, refused to load ammunition destined for Chinese Nationalist forces on Formosa, ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article398 1958-10-01 15 Nobody seemed io ktmtv 0f... They sang Red songs. slogans... IPOH, Tucs. Under o cloak of secrecy, more than 30 slogan-shouting political detainees from the Ipoh detention camp were today heavily escorted by armed police to the railway station where they were taken to a similar camp398 words
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Article188 1958-10-01 15 Chin Peng Fed Up With Me Trunku Bayan Lepas airport that the Malayan Communist boss Chin Peng was fed up with him. The Tunku was asked if he had received any more letters from Chin Peng. The Premier replied: "I believe he is already fed up with me. That is188 words
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Article60 1958-10-01 15 MONTGOMERY, Alabama, Sept. 29 (Reuter) Alabama's Governor today commuted the death sentence of Jimmi Wilson, a NegrO who had been scheduled to be executed for a one dollar 95 cept (about 14 shillings) robbery to life imprisonment. The decision of the Governor. Mr. James Folsom, follows his60 words
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Article28 1958-10-01 15 FIVE people were killed and 16 Injured when a lorry fell into a deep abyss near Yacopi, 60 miles north of Bogota. Colombia, on Mon-day.-B ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Advertisement93 1958-10-01 15 olio Wj brand HCE of CHICKEN (MADE. IN U.S.A.) m we essence with t RED LABEL a nd note the fjM SCALED CAP [ration is impossible! i a ill a~»~~^ WINNER i _t yt» TRADING CO.. (M) LTO. to_(iSl£!lra_ ef HIT PARADE JISION tvur SUNDAY NICHT AT 7.00 P.M. ■»IN*93 words
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Advertisement1441 1958-10-01 16 M—-fig_.^** i T m f v S\ f\ DEATH I TUITION Y.W.C.A. New Mandarin Class com* mencing Friday 3rd. Oct. at 5.30 p.m Fees $12/- per month (Members $10) For particulars ring *****. Y.W.C.A. 'Ballroom Dancing Class commencing 7th Oct. at 5 p.m. for Beginners and 6 p.m. for Intermediate1,441 words
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Advertisement463 1958-10-01 16 McALISTER COMPANY LIMITED IT is hereby notified that Mr. G L Littledyke has been appointed to the Board of Erectors of McAlister Co. Ltd.. as from Ist October. 1958. Singapore, 30th September, 1958. KUALA LUMPUR LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITY Standard One Admission 1959 PARENTS of children born m 1952 (and children463 words
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Advertisement911 1958-10-01 16 CHANGE OF ADDRESS THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE and MALAYAN MOTOR GENERAL UNDERWRITERS LTD., will operate from their new Joint offices. 3rd FLOOR, 90. ORCHARD ROAD (next to Lyons Motors Ltd) as from 9.00 a.m. on Ist OCTOBER 1958. PO Box Nos. and telephone numbers remain unchanged. Members and Vjiients911 words
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Advertisement588 1958-10-01 16 NOTICES IN THF HIGH COURT OF THK COLONY OF SINGAPORE. ISLAND OF SINGAPORE. Suit No 899 of 1958. Between Tan Pak Lee. Plaintiff. And 1. Lim Seng. 2. Oh Gek Keow. (m.w.). Defendants. NOTICE To, Oh Gek Keow (m.w.) formerly of 319, Tampenis Road. Singapore. TAKE Notice that an action588 words
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Advertisement448 1958-10-01 16 NOTICE Is hereby given that I. TAN AH WAH c o Malayan Theatres Limited Singapore, have applied to the Board of Licensing Justices, Singapore, for the transfer of a Ist Class Public House Licence m respect of premises No. 2 Mackenzie Road (Rex Theatre) to Mr Shaw Vee Kong. r448 words
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Advertisement60 1958-10-01 16 no?:*ip2 M U HJ urv "> •/*> A FwfcrJJ 'Mb, m 195" *^fi| i Re Not "c of w 'th PujJ hat the J at the Hi* above-mSf °n the w j 1958. WaTi 1 Date<j JS Septembers j ag:nii ss, stant n NS? To.| ANNIi ALL $T* REVUE Br60 words
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SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article337 1958-10-01 17 Bntish Government's decision to make ,fcr ex political detainees, under certain k to stand as candidates m Singapore's a elections to the Legislative Assembly ew constitution, came as a complete j„erally. the decision will be regarded of the British Government's good high sense of responsibility with which citizens337 words
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Article326 1958-10-01 17 HAI Charles de Gaulle's landslide victory wwdum on his proposed constitution for pvemment of France has struck a tell*H»e Communist Party's plans to oust him Contrary to the Party's expect- k Muslim community m Algeria voted P 'the de Gaullists and strengthened his 'beating any further opposition to326 words
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Article31 1958-10-01 17 leek <im Moao VpOf« 1. K» V No ]bti C*Ole*- lICERNEWS' 1 cymi ,5 i.nes). All deDartment* Bldg.. 174 Batu «d 8«366 t a. ssr ga jgi?31 words
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Article322 1958-10-01 17 Sir The excuse that political instability m Singapore is the cause of laying off workers Is not true for a trade recession was already felt m the U.S.A. two years ago and the general trend of unemployment has been on the increase ever since. One of the322 words
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Article239 1958-10-01 17 AN EYE-OPENER Sir, I warmly support your recent forthright writing on Nehru's neutrality m that it is an eye-opener to those who delude themselves into believing that his neutralist policy augurs well for the future of India. His conception of neutrality is now too apparent to need mention, especially239 words
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Article, Illustration1158 1958-10-01 17 MARTIN HARRISON - MARTIN HARRISON By r fHE General has had his way. Twelve years and a referendum ago, he gave warning that the Fourth Republic was doomed to confusion and impotence. As that Republic was dying m May, the General found history on his side. It was the inadequacy1,158 words
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Article410 1958-10-01 17 \ty T ITH renewed violence breaking out m Beirut on his first day m office, the new President of the Lebanon, General Fuad Chehab, will need all his tact and skill to avert a fresh crisis m this half -Christian, halfMuslim land. Hopes that his take-over of410 words
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Article74 1958-10-01 17 Present Imperfect "PERFECT security Is something which nations cannot expect, any more than men can. this side of the grave. And the sooner we can reconcile ourselves to this and not be worried by it. the better is our chance, and that of our children, of74 words
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Article, Illustration432 1958-10-01 17 1\ TOMENTOUS events m the lfX history of the French Republic pale into insignificance m the face of the triumphal vote of confidence the nation provided its saviour. General Charles de Gaulle, by voting "oui" for his new Constitution, thus ushering m the Fifth Republic and removing the432 words
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Advertisement116 1958-10-01 17 IS I TTTTTHi Another Grundio masterpiece In en w-^-LJJ il elegont cabinet ot popular contem* L^^^^^^^^Jl porory design. Finished m walnut, elm ||_§§Jj|§f|B^§i§§j d w,rh mo P or osh with mople, this set 7j__|flpljl§lll|i r/ wi odd ton# t0 on r rOQ m. (Spore /Penong) M $925/- 6 valves press116 words
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Article, Illustration926 1958-10-01 18 AT YESTERDAYS SINCAPORE CITY COUNCIL MEETING... MAYOR of Singapore Mr. Ong Eng Guan yesterday said that "protagonists of Colonialism who have propounded the theory that Malayans cannot run their own affairs should now hang their heads m shame." "We shall show them that926 words
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201 1958-10-01 18 SINGAPORE City Councillors were asked by trie Mayor Mr. Ong En? Guan to participate m the Council's street cleaning operation which starts on Sun-! day. i He told the Councillors at their ordinary meeting yesterday that they, as City Fathers and Mothers, should show an201 words
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Article84 1958-10-01 18 SINGAPORE Education Ministry will open a primary Malay school, m Woodlands. Singapore on Jan. 6 next year, Singapore's Assistint Minister for Education, Inche Mohamed Sidik bin Haji Hamid today told The Standard. The school will use six of the 16 rooms of the Marsling School. In84 words
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Article38 1958-10-01 18 HONGKONG. Sept. 30 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were $16.00 to 1 Sterling, $5.80 to US$l; $1 85 to Malayan $1; $0 0515 to one "Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $254 to a taeL38 words
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254 1958-10-01 18 THE Singapore City Council yesterday decided by a majority vote not to print minutes of the ordinary meeting m the Government Gazette. When a Committee decision to this effect came up for confirmation at the ordinary meeting, Liberal Socialist member, Mr. S. M. Vasagar, moved254 words
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Article142 1958-10-01 18 38 'OUT Workers Awarded SINGAPORE'S Mayor Ong Eng Guan presented long service certificates to 38 City Council employees at the Council's ordinary meeting yesterday. The recipients, who have served the Council for over 25 years, ranged from labourers to overseers and charge engineer. Speaking at the presentation ceremony m the142 words
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Article211 1958-10-01 18 Two Clash Over A Translation A LABOUR Front City Councillor, Mr. Lee Hwee Yiou. and the Council's Director of Information, Mr. Gary Wang, clashed at the ordinary meeting of the City Council yesterday over the translation of Mr, Lee's speech. The trouble started when Mr. Wang told Mr. Lee that211 words
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96 1958-10-01 18 SHE ACCEPTS CHALLENGE TO VISIT WARD LABOUR Front Councillor Mr. Tang Peng Yeu challenged Peoples Action Party Councillor Miss Chan Choy Siong at the City Council meeting yesterday to visit her constituency *ul i Ayen after 8 p.m. any day. His challenge was accepted. Mr. Tang said: "1 can assure96 words
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Article30 1958-10-01 18 ALTHOUGH the final figures are not yet available, the proceeds of the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association Flag Day, on Sept. 13, are about $16,000, The Standard learned yesterday.30 words
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Article107 1958-10-01 18 THE Singapore City Council will give every assistance to local capital, the Mayor Mr. Ong Eng Ouan said yesterday. He said "This does not mean tha, we a~e against foreign investments. We say that our policy is that whenever pos r w -ye win promote iocal107 words
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892 1958-10-01 18 Mayor Unt To Doubt Our Integr Council SINGAPORE Mayor Ong F n heavy attack from opposition cl their political honesty and passin them at yesterday's monthly The attack was made during a committee's recommendations t a J partments under the direct com™ ministrative Officer The recomrn C! J the PAP,892 words
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Advertisement143 1958-10-01 18 MM Am mmtMM WAaXAmmMM MmmMMM MLX. mm _k Mm Am mm Mm Wmmmm mWrnFO <***- I a Oh yes! You can EAT MILO as well as drink it, you know. Just try sprinkling MILO, m its dry form, over bread and butter with a little sugar too, if you like143 words
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Article, Illustration168 1958-10-01 19 PORE Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. E. vpsterdav. told students of the Hua Vi it hme<e Middle School that he would with ad\ice or otherwise wherever it is i&s was fisiting the school for the first mpamed o the Adjutant of the Police Mr. Cecil168 words
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96 1958-10-01 19 BURGLARS GOT THERE FIRSTHAUL: $1,400 BURGLARS broke into a house m Braemar Drive m Serangoon Garden Estate, Singapore, on Monday and stole cash and jewellery worth $1,400. The occupant, Mr. Yeo Kee Heng. told Police that he and his family left the house m the morning, after securing all doors96 words
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Article146 1958-10-01 19 ion of the Government of Singapore m deporting to China the following persons: "Fong Siew Long, Wong Yih Ching. Chong Huan Teng, Lim Inn Ping, Neo Ho Land. Tai Chew Seng and Bok Kai Weng. although Government has full knowledge that these persons were born, bred and146 words
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465 1958-10-01 19 BUT PAP PROTESTS AGAINST THE CLAUSE SINGAPORE political leaders, with the exception of that of the People's Action Party, yesterday hailed the move of the British Colonial Office to allow detainees to apply for permission to contest the next general elections.465 words
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445 1958-10-01 19 FEDERATION TO PAY TWICE AS MUCH AS SINGAPORE Report On The University THE Governments of the Federation of Malaya and Singapore should, during the next three years, contribute towards the running costs of the University of Malaya m the ratio of two to one, said the Joint Committee on Finance445 words
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Article, Illustration90 1958-10-01 19 Portuguese Author Pays Visit A PORTUGUESE author, poet and anthropologist, Ruy Cinatti, arrived m Singapore by air yesterday on his way to Timor to write a book on the people there. Cinatti told The Standard he had visited the former Portuguese settlement of Malacca and had gathered a lot of90 words
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Article62 1958-10-01 19 THE Philippines Chinese Trade Association which will send a trade delegation to tour South-east Asian countries, has asked the Spore Chinese Charhber of Commerce to arrange for their entry permits into the Colony. In a letter to the Chamber, the Association has pointed out that the62 words
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Article54 1958-10-01 19 TICKET No. ***** won the first prize m the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club "Lucky Draw" held on Sept. 28. Second prize went to ticket No. ***** and the third prize to ticket No. *****. Other winning numbers were: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****,54 words
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Article53 1958-10-01 19 A BARTENDER. Ong Kong Seng, 23, was found lying unconscious at the junction of Victoria and Albert Streets, Singapore, early yesterday. He was admitted to the General Hospital with head injuries. His condition was reported to be serious. Police believe that Ong had been assaulted by thugs.53 words
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Article247 1958-10-01 19 THE people of Singapore must all stand firm, roll up their sleeves and make a determined effort to bring about prosperity and jobs for Singapore. This call was issued by the secretary-general of the LibSoc. Party, Mr. E. K. Tan. yesterday. Mr. Tan said that247 words
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Advertisement7 1958-10-01 19 V*^^AVjr*TCH CO* LTD 18F -ATTIRY RP., SINGAPORE7 words
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Advertisement164 1958-10-01 19 Introducing AMERICAS finest "5 -STAR" Underwear MUNSINGWEAR Action Free BRIEFS mmmW' sty- '^ryBmWMaWl HI >' jl'a $_T 'mm*m*A mwW J^Jrel— ,s iaßmW^Amu *u z.,..^,, *xr\A.A£SwSh AS i Wi^ 'BBm mr*^^ -A_ Exclusive double layer "STRETCHY 2^s4 SEAT" for new comfort, longer wear. --A-- Patented pouch construction gives mild /Xj^ gentle164 words
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Article, Illustration351 1958-10-01 20 I Kerb Is Ex-clerk's Bed And A Milk Can His Pillow KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A member the group of unemployed men who have been picketting outside Federal House here from Monday last, entered the ninth day of his "starve to death" campaign, while351 words
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75 1958-10-01 20 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon The United Malays National Organization, Women's Section has opened an adult education class for women, m their premises. Classes are being held m English and Malay on every Monday and Tuesday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Meanwhile, first aid classes75 words
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Article103 1958-10-01 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Municipal Health Committee will not prohibit employment of waitresses m coffee stalls and restaurants m the Federal Capital. This decision was taken at the last meeting of the Committee at which Councillor Raja Mohamed bin Raja Allang pointed out that there had103 words
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Article207 1958-10-01 20 More Carriers On Way- Earl British Far East Fleet: THE First Lord of the Admiralty, the Earl of Selkirk, said m Singapore yesterday that the Royal Navy Far East Fleet would be considerably increased within the few mm^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m wasß necessary to keep the tradeß routes open to deterß anybody from207 words
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125 1958-10-01 20 THE Singapore Air Ministry Local Staff Union will make representations to the Under Secretary of State for Air. Mr. Charles Orr-Ewing. who arrived m the Colony yesterday, on the question regarding the retrenchment of civilian employees by the Royal Air Force. A Union125 words
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Article76 1958-10-01 20 MR. D. C. D'COTTA, the Singapore First District Judge yesterday ordered the arrest of Tan Chia Bee, 74, who failed to turn up m court. Her grandson Lim Hian San, 22, a house painter, is charged with stealing Tan's wallet containing $70 m their house at76 words
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Article14 1958-10-01 20 THE first Malayan Airways flight from Singapore to Jakarta was inaugurated yesterday.14 words
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Article213 1958-10-01 20 DOCTORS TO DISCUSS MEMO AGAIN ABOUT 700 doctors m Singapore will shortly receive notices calling them to a meetfutnr? n? Ct Vu 25 to dISCUSS thefuture of the profession m general and the question <.f a S_s- i lnsuranc e scheme m particular. i^J meet 2 n of the commit«t213 words
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Article, Illustration174 1958-10-01 20 WHEN the Ist Singapore Regiment, Royal Artillery, disbands and leaves Blakan Mati for good by Nov. 1, it will have a memorial m two historic guns mounted on the island's Parade Grourd, overlooking the padang and the sea. The two guns, dated 1884 anH174 words
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Article67 1958-10-01 20 Hit Man Iron P Fined MOHASfiDJ j Aba-. 40 ij physical I that his aMJ mod Ha.^.--Said, had away «ts aulting hto MohamcoJ victed of JJ aniy causal to Mohtn^J am. m*n**x Mohamed? the court hi^ cousin Noor cM** fight ri The man *j with »P'Jrg on his W# J67 words
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Article21 1958-10-01 20 THE ,f J 30 .9.195* of M r v"'£* of B n rjd The T**V m ColomW^ r Mo ci21 words
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Article376 1958-10-01 20 Govt. As To Exam Draughts THE Society of Malayan yesterday wants the Govern*, S partial" examining bo dy to Nt *i[ local draughtsmen CoBd *t|J The secretary of the Societv ed that the new Polytechnic Wu. draughtsmanship be asked to 7** l tests. __*_2_j_. At present, proficiency << I for376 words
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Article15 1958-10-01 20 Fin Gets Sulojjj 1 t,O to Nhtt, Eft j^aja s Preid m blatf 5 they15 words
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Article93 1958-10-01 20 CARM STA TO BY Malacca Ffr-old ca.7 Per *v stata a gang ol 2 been chtaei] 150 yarr. ua coir.c Eoac Tan. rr.-; j woundj ie the the way to 1% marr:ed liQ) << On? c! iht c 20 tone tis Rttfef fttf V la TV tadta bi dl^&ta <_93 words
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Article55 1958-10-01 20 THE Singapore Unemployment Society wi.'l send a seven-man delation to meet the Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, when he returns to the Colony on Oct. 7. The President of the Socio! y. Mr. G. Sundararaju said yesterday that an ad-hoc committee has been formed to55 words
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Advertisement272 1958-10-01 20 m HERE IS YOUR NEW_k RWI-H S^T^^ kW\ •VH at' ■AH DaU^^ i^ **Mff^^^^B^^SPJ|Pn^Pl|Bßip|HWßWK KowVe nearer the future m an Austin A.4& Pinin Farina, one of the world's greatest secret? Four forward gears and the record•tylists, designed the new Austin A.40. It breaking Austin \V series 948 cc engine.) combines272 words
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Article, Illustration360 1958-10-01 21 Eight Spore Convicts Flogged After... It's Something We Always Have To Combat Prison Chlefi THE COMMISSIONER of Prisons, Major PL. James, denied yesterday, that any one of the eight convicted prisoners m Changi Prison, recently flogged for assault, were among those jailed m the Singapore Police360 words
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Article148 1958-10-01 21 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING robber prices (cents per lb.) In Singapore yesterday were:— Buyers Sellers Spot 83* 84 R.S.S. No. 1 84* 84| R.S.S. No. 1 (Nov.) 848 84| R.S.S. No. 2 82| 83 R.S.S. No. 3 801 81* Tone: Setady. Tbe tin price m Singapore was $360 per picul148 words
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Article, Illustration208 1958-10-01 21 COFFEESHOP STABBING DESCRIBED AT INQUEST A FORMER student of St. Joseph's Institution, Wong Yew Kwong, 17, was stabbed m a coffee shop while he was seated with two of his friends, a Singapore Coroner's Court was told yesterday. Lee Tien Sin, testifying at the inquest into Wong's death, told Coroner208 words
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Article163 1958-10-01 21 THE Singapore City Magistrate. Mr. Lim Ewe Huat, yesterday fined a milk vendor Sam Deo Jadow $10 en a charge of refusing to permit a sample of the milk to be taken for purposes of analysis. Two officers of the City Health Department told the Magistrate163 words
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122 1958-10-01 21 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, ai its monthly meeting: yesterday, decided to urge Government to ease the entry of Chinese businessmen from Rhio Archipelago. m At the letterß from the Chamber! of Commerce m was! read their mem-l bers were finding di-!122 words
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Article120 1958-10-01 21 FINED FOR NOT SENDING TAX FORMS YEO KHEE NGHEE, of Chuan Kee and Co. Ltd., was fined $100 each In the Singapore City Court yesterday on three charges of failing to furnish returns to the Income Tax Department for the years of 1956. 1957 and 1958. Yeo, who pleaded guilty120 words
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Article116 1958-10-01 21 WON CONTEST NOW HE'LL WRESTLE SIX-FEET-T H R E E Gurdial Singh of the British Army m Singapore entered a Shaw Brothers contest last Saturday "just for the fun of it." Today. Gurdial's entire future is brighter because he walked off with the first prize. Before a crowd of more116 words
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Miscellaneous522 1958-10-01 21 fIPVHVVB¥^BfI!Pm 2 «-13 The Twilight Hours. Wfmm ■111 If *M I1 II I■■¥ V m 1 W Wmm Bodybuilding and Weightlifting. 6.45 Lights on for the evening a~ I Mil Ml Iff il fJ II ■il ■iTif il Mf 11 prog. 653 Regional announce■fc 1 Vial ™_f 1 W m\522 words
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Advertisement843 1958-10-01 22 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. fees *****/6, *****/4 132/6, Rebinsen Reed THE SLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMfRICAN SERVICE To Halifax, Beaton, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia A Cuff Ports. Spore P. Sham Penang MYRMIDON 22/26 Oct 27 Oct 28 Oct Carriers option to prctced via other ports to lead and discharge cargo843 words
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Advertisement1116 1958-10-01 22 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (II Rnes) llncorporeted m Singaporel (12 lines) «BT lEEE BLUE EWIfMEL LIME JjSAILINCS te LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON O CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers entice te preceed via ether parts to ree* ang discharge cargo llhmtV*. ereeced ess P.~- <*pc 1 <*•« Hope, SMMPere Dae Saßs1,116 words
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Advertisement892 1958-10-01 22 MITSUI T_Q LINE S'poro P. Sham Penong PQR JAPAN mS «°e* «°ct Kobe. Moji, Haknbasan Mow for Yokohama Kobe. Moji 140e ,ZOcf 808 U.S.A. vi« SUEZ For New York. Philadelphia, baltimore via Bombay. ■^^nrveasTSP PQR BOMBAY, KARACHI. Akokurasan Mara 13Qct 16 Oct 18 Oct FOR COLOMBO Kenryu Mara from Japan892 words
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228 1958-10-01 23 King Size Cigarette May Be Popular THE world swing from normal size cigarettes to the extra long King Size variety would soon be felt m Malaya and Singapore, said Mr. R. W. S. Plumley, managing director of Rothmans of Pall Mall, London, when he visited the Malayan market recently. Mr.228 words
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Article164 1958-10-01 23 Company To Celebrate Anniversary PENANG. Tues. The directors of Chin Brothers Co.. Ltd.. will hold a cocktail party on Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m. on the occasion of the company's third anniversary and inception' of the company's Investment and Finance Department. With an authorised capital of $500,000 and a164 words
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Article89 1958-10-01 23 INDUSTRIALS, tins, rubbers and all other sections of the Malayan share market were quietly steady yesterday. Turnover was small. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were:— INDUSTRIALS Buyers Seller! BB Petrol 46/- 48/Strails Steamship ($1 stock) 0.70 0.73 United Engineers Ords. ($1) 096 0.9989 words
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Article, Illustration49 1958-10-01 23 DISTRICT manager of Japan Air Lines m Singapore. Mr. Susumu Saito. returned to Singapore last week after attending a conference of the airline's overseas managers m Tokyo. Mr. Saito leaves for Jakarta m the middle of this month to study market conditions m Indonesia. Mr. Saito49 words
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Article176 1958-10-01 23 OUTER ROADS Oulidia, Sunon, Eastern Lucky. Bintang, Lexa Maersk Prince Salvor. Berebere, Toyo Maru. Modjerkerto, Mascot, Fooyu, Borus, Fernsea Szcecin, Hoegh Cairn, Nagoya Maru. Silver Lake. San Nazairo, Carthage, Wakashima Maru, Balong Antonia. Rizwani, Ulysses, Indora, Javanese Prince, Toboali, Tvndarous Norvest Katong, Pachumbea, Islander. Maxwell Brander, Laos, Olinda,176 words
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Article219 1958-10-01 23 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: M_F N. ords. $2,774. $2./9; Gammon $156 delayed; G'tpwn Disp. $2.46; Hammer $1.5 d: Henry Waugh $1 .30; M. Breweries $2.95- M Cement JL37. $1.37., SI 36- Metal Box $1724; Robinson ords.' $140 <and overnight) 42 $141. $1 54 cd;219 words
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Article279 1958-10-01 23 Oil Firm plans New Expansion STANDARD-VACUUM Oil Company is engaged m an ambitious programme to create new facilities and expand and improve old ones to meet growing petroleum needs m Malaya and Borneo. This is stated m Stanvac's report to its employees, reviewing the company's progress during the past 10279 words
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Article, Illustration295 1958-10-01 23 TRADE WITH R.I. BACK TO LEGAL BARTER WITH the resumption of normal trade relations between Indonesia and Singapore, merchants here can now expect a more regular and certain flow of goods from the Republic, the Indonesian Trade Commissioner m Singapore, Mr. T. M. Thajib, said yesterday. Mr. Thajib added the295 words
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Article88 1958-10-01 23 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picui yesterday were: Copra Sept./Oct U.K., Continent $33£ buyers $34* sellers: coconut oil m bulk $53J sellers, m drums $56 sellers; Muntok white pepper $125 sellers; Sarawak white $124 sellers; Special Sarawak black $74. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair88 words
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Article33 1958-10-01 23 THe Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Sellng, T.T. or O.D. ready: Belgian Francs 1609-3/4; Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.33 words
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Article126 1958-10-01 23 Rubber Gains Half Cent SINGAPORE rubber price gamed half a cent yesterday, to 84i cent£ per lb. for International first grade October, largely on good overseas buying support. The market was marked up a* the opening and was quietly steady throughout the morning. There was good interest In lower grade,126 words
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Article77 1958-10-01 23 WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.— The Customs Bureau today ordered its offices to put new import curbs on lead and zinc into effect on October 1. The quo;a ceilings on lead and zinc were set last week by President Eisenhower In an effort to relieve what was referred77 words
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Article, Illustration79 1958-10-01 23 MR. Arturo Cattoni, export manager of Giuseppe Scacchi Como, an Italian silk manufacturing firm is m Singapore on a Far East business tour. He told The Standard that the Federation of Malaya and Singapore were the best customers for his firm's product. "There is a good demand79 words
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Advertisement162 1958-10-01 23 FEELING WEAK? TIRED? In the home and at work life seems very depressing when you feel weak Take Sanatogen which helps to give good appetite, sound sleep and Sanatogen TONIC ■■-■aaaaaaaaaaaa-aaaaaaaa Pimples Go (mm Killed Vi.tm Th* vary flmt application af Nlao^ •arm beglna to clear a amy pimple* Ilka162 words
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Article, Illustration1758 1958-10-01 24 Thomas Hardy, one of the greatest of the Victorian novelists, began life as an architect, and won a medal for his skill m that art. But gradual--Ily literature claimed him, until his mind and his I enthusiasm became entirely possessed with the creation of the1,758 words
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Article, Illustration1095 1958-10-01 24 Modem Science Fights The 'Sand Eye Devil EVERYBODY races boisterously towards tho playground. It i s the midmorning recess at North Leaf School m the mountains of southern Taiwan. Yin Sin walked slowly out of the classroom, sullen and a little bitter. His itchy eyes were keeping him away from1,095 words
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Advertisement112 1958-10-01 24 The world famous family of t i r je n flu t X medicinal products CHINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is an excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, Indigestion, Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN TONG THE 'TIGER MEDICAL HALL *ftfcr_ji_saj_fir__c_}_fi_H_^ I rci___cccm_cer_tH__ffittJffl I (Anti-Tobacco Tablets Made m Denmark)112 words
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Article, Illustration291 1958-10-01 25 and Of Clubs Flies In With A Regret PAUL HAH N, the highest paid professional golfer m the world, yesterday arrived m Singapore by XL.M. from Colombo with regrets that he was unable to give an exhibition here. This "Wizard of Clubs.* as he is popularly known, said that he291 words
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Article78 1958-10-01 25 IHHTH. Toes.— i rejm that won soccer cup and to China m the unes is Scheie m Kuaia fjber 2. COt h 50Ctsi"ii 7 nirg m dated :o Malaya. Al prise Oi r x s, and fan ig tinsl «jf ki Lumpur pi the X reans78 words
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Article89 1958-10-01 25 Kilney Cup Tennis Tournament THE V.M.C.A. handicap singles autumn tennis tournament for the Kilney Cup is to begin today at Bras Basah Road, starting at 5 p.m. The ties for today are as follows: R. Tong— 3 vs X S. Pang— 30; C. A Jackson Scr. vs Tay Yew Wee89 words
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Article186 1958-10-01 25 BOMBAY. Sept. 30 (Reuter) Charoen Wattanasin, Thailand badminton star, and Lim Say Hup, Malayan lefthander, won the men's doubles title m the Cricket Club of India's badminton chamnionsh ips here yesterday. They beat N. M Natekar and M. K. Bhopardikar 15-7. 15-5. m the final. Wattanasin186 words
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Article118 1958-10-01 25 Dockyard Trounced By Malays MALAYS scored a resounding victory when they beat H. M. Dockyard by six goals to nil m a SAFA Premier league soccer match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. As the score indicates it was a one-sided game. They opened scoring m the sixth minute through Ibrahim118 words
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Article79 1958-10-01 25 ANGLO-Chinese School beat Gan Eng Seng School by 4 goals to 2 m the inter-school hockey tournament played at Baker Road yesterday. The scorers for ACS were: Song Seng (2). Koek Puan Chan Yew Wah. Peter scored the two goals for GESS. In the second team79 words
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Article19 1958-10-01 25 THE annual McGreggor Cup throw-in competition will start at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday at 5 p.m.19 words
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Article78 1958-10-01 25 A.S.S. Win Badminton Tourney SITIAWAN, Tues. The local Anslo-Chinese School beat the "All-Blues" by 'our matches to one to win the Dindings semi-knockout badminton tourney. Results of the final (ACS players mentioned first) are: Moses Tay beat Harith 15-6, 15-4. Nazlan beat Salleh 17-15, 15-12, Moses Tay and Michael beat78 words
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Article, Illustration73 1958-10-01 25 v? e wh d tn at Brighton Wednesday (24-9-s*) a/ter fans had pelted Tommy Younger, Liverpool's Scottish ■Mftper. trith orange peel. The incident was sparked off by the crowds who booed Younger as he PJj frtghtai mside left Odrian Thome (striped shirt) i s73 words
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Article, Illustration234 1958-10-01 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Football Association of Selangor last night suspended three players the Federation International and Gamesman Rahiro Omar, Nagaretnam and Tamilian Physical Culture Association star Manoharan —up to the end of the year. All three were banned from soccer for234 words
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183 1958-10-01 25 Johnny Lim Beaten In Straight Sets ANGLO-CHINESE School lead by two games to one against St. Joseph's Institution m the inter-school tennis tournament for the Father Ashness Sield played at St. Patrick's School yesterday. In the fourth game the last and deciding game ACS's second single Daniel Lim made a183 words
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Article45 1958-10-01 25 KOTA BHARU. Tues— USA coach Charles C. Sportsman has arrived m Kelantan to give coaching classes to interested athletes and local coaches. He will also visit the schools m the various districts. His coaching tour of Kelantan will end on October 3.45 words
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Article63 1958-10-01 25 In a keenly contested rugger match Raffles Institution yielded their unbeaten record when they went down by six points (a try and a penalty) to three (a try) to Johore English College on the Raffles ground yesterday. Earlier, m their second team match Johore English College beat63 words
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Article127 1958-10-01 25 SON of Kong makes his return to the ring after a long absence on Saturday when he fights King Kong m the main event of the wrestling card at the Happy World stadium. Also on the card is a new tag team combination of Sheikh127 words
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Article56 1958-10-01 25 Johore Bahru United beat HMS Cheviot by 17 points (a goal, a penalty and three tries) to 11 (a goal and two tries) m a rugger match at Naval Base yesterday. Unku Ibrahim played well for JBU by contributing six points, while the former Scottish International Tremsyne56 words
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Article, Illustration248 1958-10-01 25 Singapore Defeat maw A Malaya To Retain The Jubilee Cup Hull. X.C.8.; D.5.0., umpired. Singapore: L. N. Pritchard, M. J. Henigan, R G. Bennett, Col. A. G. Pixton. Malaya: Lt. Col. H. C. Selby, Major. H. T. Addams-Williams. Abdul Majid, Ismail. A GOAL m the final chukker by Leslie PritchardFAH - 248 words
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95 1958-10-01 25 Indonesians Edge Penang Juniors 3-1 PENANG. Tues— The Ajax soccer team of Indonesia had to fight hard all the way before they defeated the Penang Juniors by three goals to one m a friem<y match at the City Stadium this evening. The Indonesians who lead by 2-1 at the interval95 words
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Article32 1958-10-01 25 DARUL Afiah Sports Club beat Bukit Timah Sports Club by 4—l m the SAFA Division 3B soccer played at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Darul Afiah led 2—o at half-time.32 words
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Article156 1958-10-01 25 A goal m each half by centre forward, Humphries helped the Singapore Cricket Club to register their first victory when they beat the Indian Association by two goals to nil m the S.H.A. Div. 1 league hockey match played on the padang yesterday. Controlling play156 words
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Advertisement157 1958-10-01 25 I you §JmJ^7 LOSE t There is fwthing worse than having no energy left. That worn out feeling that hits you lust when you ought to be enjoying yourself What is it due to? Probably diet Rushed or missed meals may mean you go short of essential vitamins. Don't go157 words
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Miscellaneous106 1958-10-01 25 f Mu\ A Y*%^f9 I^^TS^^M SOCCER: SAFA Premier League; Chinese vs RAF, Singapore, Jalan Besar, 5.15 p.m. JUNIOR CUP REPLAY: Teluk Kurau vs Indian Youngsters, Geylang, 5.15 p.m. JUNIOR CUP: Western S.C. vs Indian Brothers S.C, MFA, 5.15 p.m. RUGBY: REME vs 443 BAD, REME. South Johore "A" v s106 words
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Article, Illustration408 1958-10-01 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaya's prince of sport, expressed his gratification that his suggestion of a Government Services athletic meet fifteen months ago was accepted by the Federation of Malaya Government Services Sports Council. Tunku Abdul Rahman, the Prime Minister, said this m his408 words
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Article488 1958-10-01 26 fdmsdj,djdjdj dtrnmdfmxdjmxcnmj Raja Azlan Will Also Be There KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Top athletes who have represented Malaya at the Olympics and Asian Games will take part at the Federation Government Services second athletic championships at the Merdeka Stadium here on October 3 and 4. Notable entries488 words
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Article136 1958-10-01 26 MALAYS HOCKEY TOURNEY KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The first annual Pan-Malayan Malays Inter-State hockey competition will start on October 3. Only seven States including Singapore have entered for the tourney. The teams have been drawn into four zones and the winner of each zone will meet m the semi-final. The Competitions136 words
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Article105 1958-10-01 26 Richardson Is Third 'Casualty' SUEZ CANAL. Sept. 30 (Reuter) Peter Richardson, £,ngland and Worcestershire left-handed opening batsman ?f!l c i day J° in ed the list of M.C.C. '•casualties". The 27-year-old Worcestershire captain injured his right ankle at exercise aboard ship. After examination by the ship's surgeon it was officially105 words
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Article25 1958-10-01 26 TAIPING Tigers trounced Police Headquarters by 11 goals to nil m their league hockey match played on the esplanade Taiping. over the week-end.25 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-10-01 26 Tan Tock Seng Hospital team, winners of the Singapore Government Services Knockout Cup on Saturday at Jalan Besar Stadium pose after the game. They are (left to right) Halil, Jasman, Isnail, Ahhari, Hassan. Amir Mahmood, Khoo Chooi Kirn, Ali Astar, Sahar Hussein, Majid Arip, Shakni. They beat53 words
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Article148 1958-10-01 26 ENGLAND'S NEW LEFT-HALF LONDON. Sept. 30. (Reuter) Wilf McGuinness, the Manchester United left-half, is the only newcomer to international soccer m the England team announced yesterday for the match against Ireland m Belfast next Saturday. Three changes have been made from the team which last played for England m an148 words
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Article133 1958-10-01 26 Rangers Request Nel KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Th r tion of Selangor's senior division knock tie between Selangor Rangers and Sj tional organization has been postnoJ Association of Selangor. The matVh played tomorrow at the Princes R oa d s_ The president of tne S< -__^__^__H133 words
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Article61 1958-10-01 26 RAC DRI KILL TV" 3 "pi -73 driver iv* Hyp« a_to a r :r spa p a! c-- r Tre r "r. speecw«r Jimmy fax,! polis, loduß, froni the _r 5 q over-end _m j smasiiD. tcroujl EN fc wflerM into ftfl*t gf~>y no Htt. The urns 4 Roger W«d61 words
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Article83 1958-10-01 26 LONDON. Sept. 30 (Reuter) Results of yesterday English and Scottish footba:: matches were: Div. 3: Acrrington Chesterfieldl; Queen's Park Rangers 0, Stockport County n Reading 1, Bury 0; Tranmerc Rovers Rochdale 1; Colchester Dtd. 0, Southend CJtd 1 Div. 4: Port Vale 4. Southport 1: Bradford S,83 words
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Article50 1958-10-01 26 NEW! RECO Tiil'.'.a S?ei' S Spanish swsaj Ortiz yesterday cord for the m Strait of lm ing the Tossofl and five mini He was c.oseS Demetrio Mstts' m 4 off from re-el tne Mororoi Sierra *A\ The r» r f iosj hy Portug esej tista Pe:era r 4. n c50 words
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Article30 1958-10-01 26 PENA SOCC eJ penang- ■j Chinese M <=ia u0 C >v i CM I -V Ma Ji_ tan 1-3 of tl S ompe-' ta m r !Lt lYiee' Km JL30 words
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Article23 1958-10-01 26 DOUB HATT TEMEHj^j double [>•*" g I dan WW I the Temer.«rf score an 5* Ihe M en,a^V Malay R^'-r. <* loh y- aa 123 words
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286 1958-10-01 26 Australian Rules Football May Be Introduced In Malaya PENANG, Tues. A new form of sport Australian Rules Football— may soon be played m the sporting fields ol Malaya, if plans of the Royal Australian Air Force. Butterworth, materialise. The Publicity Relations Officer, of R.A.A.F. Butterworth, Ft/Lt. George Odgers told The286 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-10-01 26 THE Wort's Cup teas won by No. 1 Workshop of the Armed Forces Maintenance Corps of Port Dickson when they beat the Federation Provost Company by 4-0 at soccer m Kuala Lumpur recently. The team if pictured after their victory with Capt. E. H. Walsh, the sports54 words
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Article17 1958-10-01 26 LONDON, Sept. 30. (Reuter) —Result of yesterday's Rugb>' League match was: Hunslet 15 Leeds 8.17 words
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Article36 1958-10-01 26 the Ro«:j Corp? Motor *j C c nenti H ctoday. Seven' riders J3 fo .r tea from Eve: Invitatior land :hc RA^ Cy c Ch^ East U«J "it i PriDH n IJM I J36 words
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Article109 1958-10-01 27 dave - SCHOOL FRONT dave rit than a *tt lpft ort working *U Ever tf working. P Hs made -tncfs relatene^s m from wor.k--„f friend s, he has j mh^re my concerned. .prists m reading I do M 1 .an abomX hut he wrong. me what I K «oa v dad at109 words
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Article160 1958-10-01 27 from the CLASSROOM V»r iho follow Si brother to a of RICHARD i aothfr on his J^much like pi many war fir? constantly i wept that ia today's pici m fancy WING Secondly willhehold|i Manning -21 Pm at the onnin? Club on Parents and t lO] generi prizes for the160 words
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Article279 1958-10-01 27 m fm**M I'll join her and from there we both would keep each other company and proceed to school. Of late she has been getting very indifferent not waiting for me m the mornings, and making it a point to avoid me. I have now begun279 words
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Article, Illustration49 1958-10-01 27 Mr. Chuah Yet Lian. 30, who recently returned from Australia after graduating as a Bachelor of Architecture from Sydney University. A former student of the Chung Ling School. Penang. Mr Chuah who spent six years m Australia will join the P.W.D. m the Federation of Malaya.49 words
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Article, Illustration411 1958-10-01 27 GYM MEET A T RAFFLES rpHEY were an Impressive lot. They faltered yes, and they even fell. But they also showed courage and determination to go on with the show which made them glamour boys m the eyes of the distinguished spectators. And the glamour boys the Gym boys of411 words
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Article, Illustration361 1958-10-01 27 THE "CHOPRA TROPHY" photography Competition is the first of its kind m Singapore. The man behind the Competition and donor of the Shield, Mr. N.T.S. Chopra, Master-in -charge Photographic Society of the Pasir Panjang Secondary School told me that the Society has invited all the361 words
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Miscellaneous679 1958-10-01 27 TODAY'S QUOTATION: J "Contempt la lha only triumph over vmuioji _^_r_v^_^_a _H_/^_^r^_l I Mme. da Maintenon _^V EA^ WEDNESDAY FOR I H ONE: This day requires tho use of patience, perseve- W*m ranee, tact, but tends to- EV7SYI ward rewards con. I S'J 111 l I] struetive efforts. Exert care679 words
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Article185 1958-10-01 28 LONDON. Sept 30 (Reuter) —Britain's Comet Four Jet airliner was yesterday issued with a certificate of airworthiness by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. The first ot 19 Comet Fours ordered by BOAC is being handed over today at London Airport. It has been onReuter - 185 words
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Article, Illustration314 1958-10-01 28 GEN. FESTING TAKES OVER TEMPLER'S JOB LONDON, Sept. 30 (Reuter)— One of the youngest British generals of World War 11, General Sir Francis Festing, took over yesterday as Chief of the Imperial General Staff from Field Marshall Sir Gerald Templer. I General Festing, 56, has been Commander-in-Chief for the past314 words
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Article58 1958-10-01 28 THE HAGUE, Sept. 30 (Reu-ter)—Thirty-seven Indonesian stowaways who arrived m Holland on board repatriation vessels during the past months have been sent back to Indonesia, the spokesman of the Ministry of Justice announced yesterday. The spokesman said that the stowaways were put on board the Johan Van58 words
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Article88 1958-10-01 28 RED CHINA PRODUCES HYDROPLANE TOKYO, Sept. 30 (UPI) Communist China has made and tested its first all-Chinese hydroplane, the New China News Agency said yesterday. The report said the plane was made m the Feilung machine plant m Shanghai m the record time of 48 days. It said its trial88 words
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159 1958-10-01 28 JOSE GALLICCHIO. 76-year-old Argentine millionaire is seen immediately after being married to Michiko Furukawa m a simple Catholic ceremony held at the stately St. Ignatius Cathedral m Tokyo Gallicchio. a sheep rancher from Argentina came to Japan for the first time m bis lifeU.P.I. - 159 words
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Article385 1958-10-01 28 NICOSIA, Sept. 30 (Reuter) British troops stood by m Cyprus today ready to quell any trouble over Brii tain's new plan for the island, which comes Into effect tomorrow. Cypriot Greeks may launch protest demonstrations against the plan m which the Turks are co-operating. Lorry loads385 words
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Article248 1958-10-01 28 KISHI OUTLINES POLICY Formosa Crisis TOKYO, Sept. 30— Prime Minister Nobusuke KLshi told an extraordinary session of the Japanese Diet, gathered under darkening war clouds m Asia, that Japan would continue to work and cooperate with free nations. Mr. Kishi called for "a solution without resort to force" of the248 words
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Article118 1958-10-01 28 Medal For Rescuing Girl Friend SYDNEY, Sept. 30 (Reuter) The George Medal, Australia's highest award for bravery, was awarded here today to a 16-year-old seaman, who rescued his girl firend from boiling surf after a three-hour struggle. The citation said the seaman, William Bissett. of Weston, Northern New South Wales,118 words
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Article90 1958-10-01 28 JAKARTA, Sept. 30 (Reuter) The Army is "screening" Nationalist Chinese supporters m Jakarta, Antara News Agency said yesterday. Lieutenant Sutikno, spokesman for the City Command, said thi s was necessary to find what truth there was m allegations that Nationalist organizations m Indonesia had been receiving90 words
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Article, Illustration22 1958-10-01 28 PRESIDENT Klimenti Voroshilov of Russia left Moscow yesterday by TU-104 Jet airliner for Kabul, Afghanistan. on a goodwill visit. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article112 1958-10-01 28 JAKARTA. Sept. 30, (Reuter) Lieutenant-Colonel Rukminto, former Commander of Government Operations m the insurgent North Celebes, said yesterday 70 per cent of the rebel forces there had been eliminated. Colonel Rukminto has been given a staff posting. He told reporters that when government troops112 words
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Article263 1958-10-01 28 ISSUE MORE CONFUSED LITTLE ROCK, Sept 30 (Reuter) Pupils of Little Rocks four high schools re-1 mained locked out of their classrooms today as the long drawn out complicated legal fight over racial integration m the schools became even more confused. About the only certain263 words
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247 1958-10-01 28 PARIS. Sept. 30 Premier Charles De Gaulleconfirmed by Sunday's referendum as the undisputed master of France, summoned his Cabinet today to lay the foundations on the Fifth Republic and to map out stern measures against Algerian terrorism m France. The government247 words
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Article29 1958-10-01 28 JAPANESE AIR Self-De-fence units will be armed with United States air-to-air "sidewinder" missiles m the near future, a Defence Board Spokesman confirmed m Tokyo yesterday. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article, Illustration48 1958-10-01 28 BABY 40 FT,UP MOTHER WHO'S Ityg Dad J *m forty see*<^ But it Gunth^ who J at _i] l p!e he life" _«J fact. did it A£: "repe.-, "Les A^i audit,,,, Smart/ which -j bridge is But it y their re? hie ar bet mux! isn't Mj ture.48 words
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277 1958-10-01 28 NAZAERTH. Israel, Sept. 30, (Reuter)— Two Greek orthodox monks, accused of raping a young nun, have barricaded themselves m an isolated monastery near here, sources close to the Greek Orthodox Church said yesterday. It is reported that the monk?, one of whom is an277 words
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Article100 1958-10-01 28 SCARBOROUGH, Sept. 30 (Reu:er> Britain's socalled "public" but actually private and fee-charging schools were criticised at Jie Labour Party's annual j ;onference here yesterday is a survival of the days of privilege. But a resolution to abolish the paying of fees and to include the public schools100 words
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