Singapore Standard, 2 October 1958
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Title Section24 1958-10-02 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone *****—5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1958. Vol. IX No 92. 15 cts. 14 Pages IK H <ffl [FINAL EDITION]24 words
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Article, Illustration670 1958-10-02 1 OVER 150 HELD IN DAWN SWOOPS Countrywide crackdown in Federation to stamp out communist subversion 9 Papers seised Same were Active Mn MCP Plots KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.-More than 1 50 people were arrested in various parts of the Federation in dawn swoops conducted by Special Branch Police officers today "in670 words
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316 1958-10-02 1 QUEMOY: CHANCE FOR TALKS IN GOOD FAITH— IKE WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (Reuter) President Eisenhower said today that if there were a ceasefire in the Quemoy area there would be an opportunity to negotiate with the Chinese Communists in good faith. The President told his Press conference that he was not316 words
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Article60 1958-10-02 1 FOUR youths who attempted to hold-up a couple in Prince Edward Road, Singapore, last night, fled when the man put up a struggle. One of the thugs held the man's fiancee at the point of a dagger and tried to remove her jewellery. The man retaliated60 words
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Article59 1958-10-02 1 PARIS^ .Oct, 1. (UPD— Premier Charles de Gaulle called a full-dress Cabinet meeting today. to approve a Jiigh-powered crackdown on .'the Algerian underground in France. festatlishment of Internment camps for an estimated 15,000 Algerians and quick military trials for captured rebel agents were among the measures sought59 words
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160 1958-10-02 1 WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 President Eisenhower said today it is incumbent on officials of Arkansas and Virginia, along with all other Americans, to comply with Federal court rulings on public school integration. The President said that "any other course" but compliance with the160 words
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Article48 1958-10-02 1 QPARBOROUGH, England, China if a Socialist govern annual Party conference tlut trade with the Soviet bloc would form part of the Socialist programme of all-out economic expansion. Introducing the Party's new economic policy Mr. Wilson accused the Conservative Government of throttling production and, creating unemployment.48 words
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Article456 1958-10-02 1 Book By A Russian Is Discovered PENANG, Wed. More than 20 officials and members of various branches of the Labour Party of Malaya and Party Ra'ayat were taken in by the Police who made "surprise" raids in several parts of the island in the early hours of this morning. Among456 words
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Article91 1958-10-02 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Three "mosquito" Chinese newspapers two published in Singapore and the third in the Federal Capital have been banned from circulation in the Federation. They are the Che Chai Salon and Yeh Teng Pao of Singapore and the Chung Seng Pao, published here. Their permits91 words
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Advertisement164 1958-10-02 1 p^h and very spacious G. E. C. > fresh f°° d fresher. It has double or frozen packaged foods, two egg Zm racto te the door a bi 8 chiller tra y c i5 adjustable for height Gleaming Carnival brown interior. L..-. .r.r.i Current supply only. I tms.ip"' Penang Federation164 words
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Article45 1958-10-02 2 TNI OCATN OCCURRED ON 50 9.1958 in Colombo, Cey!on. of Mrs. Susima De Silva. wife of Mr. B. Titus De Sirva of BP De Sifva Ltd Singapore. The cremator) will take place m Colombo today. KUSUM" No. 12 Att'd'v* Road. Ratmalana. Mount Lavima. Cevlon.45 words
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Article687 1958-10-02 2 TUNKU'S CALL TO MALAYS: BE FAIR REDS WILL NEVER BE ACCEPTED HE SAYS PENANG, Wed. Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, tonight called on Malays to be "fair" to all in whatever action they take, so that peace in Malaya would be a lasting affair. The Tunku, speaking at an Alliance687 words
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Article401 1958-10-02 2 Common Exam For Chinese Schools THE Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, last night revealed that the Government would soon introduce a common examination for Chinese primary schools in Singapore. The Minister, speaking in a broadcast over Radio Malaya, said that the Government was a "little worried" about the401 words
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177 1958-10-02 2 NO SETTLEMENT YET IN S.T.C. WAGE DISPUTE THE Singapore Traction Company and its Employees' Union yesterday held niscussions on the Union's demand for wage increases totalling about $500,000 every year. No settlement was reached. Further discussions will be held tomorrow. The Union recently rejected an offer by the Company to177 words
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Article85 1958-10-02 2 THREE Australian aviation experts yesterday arrived in Singapore by QantasBOAC Britannia to streamline the work at the air traffic control here in preparation for the Jet- ace next year. The experts, Mr. R. C. Burke Mr. W. Phelan and Mr. E J. McCubbin are85 words
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Article176 1958-10-02 2 FORMER Malayan Democratic h, r Lim Kean Chye, detained by the social arrival in Singapore on Tuesdav V i% called to the Hongkong Bar on Saturda He had his solicitor's black gown specially made for the occasion when clearance to land in Singapore arrived. "Soon after his arrest Mr176 words
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Article36 1958-10-02 2 MENTRI BESAR, Dato Abdullah bin Tok Muda Haji Ibrahim yesterday declared open the Rubber Replanting exhibition in Raub. About two hundred persons attended the ceremony. Another exhibition at Kampong Pantai, Seremban was also opened.36 words
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Article54 1958-10-02 2 Fy illy in got a ex;? visa to Hp wa? 15 mocOaj kong vtKre be iJ admitted to the Bu Mr. Ifafjfa tff his rebate |fr iz to p:ar:;-e (n S.T.gaj takat r ..rr.>: Mr. Hoa/.r. aM tii Tiore time ft h.? j Mr. Lin li M under th€54 words
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Article39 1958-10-02 2 BUTTERWOHII Rickety KroodCE N kamporjj streifflji We!;e^ ey N'-r. f paired the W) Depart rr.er.v Thi? rts M Chairman r iatU Council. North dul Kader .r. Ha. its montti v tfl Kepa a Bd".s: C"" iresterdiy.39 words
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284 1958-10-02 2 BANNED BODIES SUBVERSIVE ACTS ARE REVEALED KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government today disclosed the history and growth of the illegal Selangor National Independence League and the reasons for outlawing the Socialist Youth League and banning of the China News Service. The Selangor National Independence League: It was formed in284 words
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Advertisement474 1958-10-02 2 ACCOM. VACANT TIACHCR HAS TWO unfurnished rooms for rent, modern conveniences, $40/-. $60/-. Call 49 Duku Rd.. Spore 15. mornings, share dining-room, kitchen. TWO LARCE SIZED BEDROOMS in newly built bungalow. furnished/ unfurnished with ught current and water supplied, separate bathroom. us« of drawing 'dining room. electric cooker and Fngidaire.474 words
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Advertisement271 1958-10-02 2 fENDER NOTICES BINGAFOBE IMPROVEMENT TRUST TENDERS are invited for the construction of laterite roads, culverts, drains, and site preparation at Resettlement Area No. 71, Jalan Eunos Malay Settlement. Singapore. Tender forms and all other particulars may be obtained from the office of the Resettlement Engineer, Singapore Improvement Trust, Room 2-7.271 words
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Advertisement499 1958-10-02 2 JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "EX" and above registered P.WD Contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Johore up to Noon of the 11.10.1958 for Construction of Sanitary Installation to Hospital Mersing. Full particulars may be obtained from Senior Executive Engineer, Kluang. MINISTRY OF DEFENCE ARMED FORCES499 words
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Article756 1958-10-02 3 i(| REFRIGERATORS #£*>/i/z#cczf o>fe -^SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD October 2. 1958 LstFreedoM r^J^yesterdoY of more thon 150 LtT'ents in Police raids throughout the indicate to the complacent and Inkers how far the tentacles of this munis* octopus has spread in the Jolo? to disrupt o newly independent \1 towards peace,756 words
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Article39 1958-10-02 3 tft l«ck K.im Woaa i por« A jS 8^« No l*6J Caoles lIC€RNEWS Sl WW 15 i.n*»). All department* ;4,.r sur B,d ,74 Batu w ia 2 Ctaw ;>t lei. *829 Bukit China TtJ: 147139 words
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Article, Illustration1277 1958-10-02 3 PATRICK O' DONOVAN - A BLIND EYE ON THE CRISIS PATRICK O'DONOVAN by WASHINGTON, TT would be a comfort to report an America deeply troubled by what is happening in the Far East, but it would not be quite true. The anxieties and reproaches that come across the Atlantic in a roar of words1,277 words
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904 1958-10-02 3 GORDON MACLEAN - Tribal Conflict Holds Back The Africans GORDON MACLEAN By NAIROBI, ♦THIRTY African nax tionalists from East and Central Africa have just ended a regional conference held in Mwanza, Tanganyika, at the southern end of Lake Victoria. They drew up a common programme on which to work for the attainment; of904 words
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Article193 1958-10-02 3 Shorts from the Talks EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE "ONE thing about me is that I live an organized life. Other people don't think so, because they don't understand my kind of organization. I have a place for everything. For instance, I know that in the cigarette box on my study193 words
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Article, Illustration367 1958-10-02 3 the NEWS as it strikes me ucJ&£fe*£*W SINGAPORE citizens have the opportunity of finding out for themselves just how civic minded are their representatives in the City Council. The Mayor has, literally challenged his colleagues to participate in the Council's street cleaning operation which starts on Sunday. This is part367 words
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250 1958-10-02 4 POLIO WARNING TO PARENTS IN THE COLONY •Protect Your Children 9 Sharp Increase In Cases THE Singapore Government last night warned parents to take precautions against their children contracting poliomyelitis in view of the increase in the incidence of the disease last month. The Director of Medical Services, Dr M.250 words
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Article, Illustration141 1958-10-02 4 AUSTRALIA'S leading conductor, Sir Bernard Heinze, yesterday flew into Singapore by Qantas-BOAC on his way to Moscow at the invitation of the Russian Government. Sir Bernard said that he received the invitation from the Russian Cultural Bureau two years ago to conduct a series141 words
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Article46 1958-10-02 4 KOTA BAHRU, Wed. Students of Sultan Ismail College and Zainab School will stage Oliver Goldsmith's "She Stoops to Conquer" at the College hall tomorrow night. "She Stoops to Conquer" is one of the text books for the School Certificate Examination this year.46 words
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167 1958-10-02 4 SINGAPORE Magistrate, Mr. R. B- 1. Pates, yesterday ordered that a Sandakan doctor, arrested in the Colony at the request of the Borneo police, be remand1 ed until Oct. 8. Mr. Pates had earlier heard an application for bail by counsel Mr. L. Rayner, who167 words
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Article36 1958-10-02 4 HONGKONG. Oct. 1. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $18.01 to £1 Sterling $5,805 to US$l; $1,853 to Malayan $1; $0,050 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $253.75 to a tael.36 words
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Article137 1958-10-02 4 Reply To Chamber's Appeal PERMANENT Secretary to ♦he Singapore Labour and Welfare Ministry, Mr. L. C. Goh, said yesterday that Chinese businessmen from Rhio Archipelago could come to Singapore for trade if 'hey obtained the necessary papers from the Indonesian Government. He was commenting on the call of the Singapore137 words
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Article39 1958-10-02 4 THIEVES broke into a rubber godown in Kallang Road, Singapore, early yesterday morning and escaped with bales of rubber worth $2,000. They entered the premises after cutting the wire meshing near the roof, investigations revealed.39 words
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Article, Illustration116 1958-10-02 4 'SLAVE GIRL' AUTHORESS BACK ARMED WITH BOOK MISS Janet Lim Singapore authoress of the book "Sold for Silver," returned yesterday from Britain armed with n copy of her book. Miss Lim, a matron of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital said yesterday: "I am not worried about how much the vublishers are116 words
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Article213 1958-10-02 4 Stowaway Escapes From Lock-up SINGAPORE Immigration officials are searching for a 15 year-old Tarxrfl stowaway who slipped into the Colony following a dramatic escape from a bathroom in the Rizwani in which he was imprisoned, yesterday A manhunt was carried out by Department officials working together with members of the213 words
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Article61 1958-10-02 4 HARON BIN SAID. 20, was charged in the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's 'Court yesterday with stealing a car valued at $2,700 belonging to Fong Kim Toong from a car park in Shenton Way on Monday morning. He pleaded not guilty and was ordered to be remanded61 words
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Article79 1958-10-02 4 A SINGAPORE Traction Company driver, who failed to maintain his wife as he had to support another wif his first in India, was sentenced to four months' jail in the Singapore Sixth Magistrate's Court yesterday. Abdul Ghani Allapichay was summoned to show cause why he should79 words
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Article198 1958-10-02 4 SINGAPORE Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing yesterday returned a verdict of murrier by person or persons unkruwn at the inauiry into- the death of a former student of St. Joseph's Institution. Lee Tien Sin. who testified at the inquiry into Wong Yew Kwong's death, told the198 words
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253 1958-10-02 4 ANOTHER EXPATS TWO LOCAL MEN QUIT ANOTHER twelve expatriate, M officers have resigned from the Sin The Standard learned yesterday ?apOf The expatriates, mainly from the Gas Departments, had beer eua of service under the Council's Malt- f* 1 The local officers are: Mr. H. L. Pereira, Assistant Sanitary Inspector,253 words
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Article132 1958-10-02 4 Decision id ;THE ten* J nil' c ":t I fU Qec: Q -i tner an c .*3 The «ffice: ha c Councils C cipline p^T** The charge f Pri* ra lC bj 2 senior officuji ago. *i l he offic:a;'""Sl slips, irouchajl Following aj toQUiiy, cha: d ferred a132 words
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Advertisement148 1958-10-02 4 Wounds heal ta with new It lets the wound BREATHE V/ Skin moisture can evaporate and escape right through Airstrip because V\ j it is microporous. This means clean, j^\ dry, faster healing. U^jA Yet its WATERPROOF Wounds are protected from grease, >y water and dirt because Elasto- ir\ I148 words
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394 1958-10-02 5 Our Jail System Is No Deterrent Prison Journal CRIMINALS ARE PAMPERED AND MOLLYCODDLED' CRIME can only be wiped out if criminals arc taught a lesson they will never forget, says the Singapore Prisons Department magazine, Majalah Penjara, in a special editorial. The magazine was issued yesterday. Commenting on the recent394 words
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139 1958-10-02 5 Malayanization Is Right And Proper, But... MALAYANIZATION was a right and proper thing which no right-minded person would disagree, but it would be unrealistic and downright, loolish to Malayantse at the expense of efficiency, Majalah Penjara the Prisons Department Magazine, pointed out in Its edi.orial yesterday. ThU rjoes no:, imDly139 words
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Article47 1958-10-02 5 COL. P. D DENMAN, Comlandant of the Singapore Military Forces, leave today for U.K. aboard the Carthage on retirement. A Guard of Honour. n\ade up of men from the Singapore Infantry Regiment and H.Q. Military Forces will be in attendance at the docks.47 words
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Article47 1958-10-02 5 TAN CHOO TUT was vesterday acquitted in a Singapore Court of a charge of having an offensive weapon at the junction of Geylang Road and Lorong 23 on the nUht of July 15. The Judge Mr. DC. D'Cotta found there was insufficient evidence against him.47 words
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Article124 1958-10-02 5 AWARDS FOR 96 BLOOD DONORS THE Singapore Minister for Health, Mr. A. J. Braga. will present gold and silver medals to 96 blood donors at the Biooci Transfusion Centre tomorrow at 4.30 p.m. Gold bars will be presented to the following: for 30 donations: Messrs. F. Hutchinson, Oei Koen Hian,124 words
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Article82 1958-10-02 5 A VAN-DRIVER, Tan Chow Teck, pleaded not guilty in the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday to a charge of causing the death of Yeo Cheow Chen by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. He was alleged to have driven his van in a negligent82 words
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Article, Illustration320 1958-10-02 5 PAST SINO-BRITISH STUDENTS FETE TRUST HEAD CHAIRMAN of the SinoBritish Fellowship Trust, Rev Stanley H. Dixon. who Is visiting Singapore on a study and goodwill tour said yesterday that the Trust was offering two fellowship awa:ds (1959) for postgraduate study in Britain lor a year. f Rev Dixon was guestStandardpic - 320 words
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71 1958-10-02 5 DATIN Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, wife of the Singapore Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing, last night presented prizes to winners of the Malay poetry singing contest held in conjunction with the screening of the film 'Selindang Delima' at the Cathay Theatre. First71 words
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Article65 1958-10-02 5 SINGAPORE Fifth Magistrate's Court will close for two weeks as the Magistrate, Mr. T. S. Sinnathuray, is on leave. All matters will be transferred and dealt with in the Singapore Fourth Magistrate's Court as from today. When the court resumes sitting on Oct. 13, Mr. Robert Chee65 words
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Article42 1958-10-02 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Dr. Haji Abbas bin Haji Alias, former State Medical and Health Officer in Trengganu, has assumed duties as Medical Superintendent of the Tampoi Mental Hospital, Johore. He succeeds Dr. S. Parampalam, who has been transferred to Kedah.42 words
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Article205 1958-10-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Sessions Court President, Inche M. M. Hashim, declared today, teddy boys "are a menace to society" and advised parents to steer their children away from them. The judge made this statement when he saw a probation officer's report on an 18--year-old205 words
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Article, Illustration225 1958-10-02 5 Steward, 62, Recalls Torpedo Incident In Mediterranean DESPITE an injury sustained 3 years ago when his ship was torpedoed, a ship steward can still beat his mates "in a short sprint". This was what the colleagues of Charles L. Martin, steward of the Carthage, had to225 words
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Article247 1958-10-02 5 A FARMER was attending a dinner party when three men entered his house and robbed him and his wife of $1,000 in cash and jewellery, the Singapore Assize Court was told yesterday. In the dock was Lim Kim Hong, a painter, charged with robbing the247 words
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Article111 1958-10-02 5 SINGAPORE Police are working on a theory that Ong Kong Seng, who was found unconscious at the junction of Victoria and Albert Streets was set upon by three men who attempted to murder him. Ong was found with stab wounds and head injuries on Tuesday morning111 words
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Advertisement350 1958-10-02 5 A real Chance to buy Luxurious I Wash Wear Suiting at SALE PRICES Open from 9.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. I Drip Dry over night Drying needs no pressing I ORLON/NYLON $10.90 4.90 I DACRON/NYLON 7 90 3.90 ORLON/NYLON 690 3.50 COTTON/DACRON 6 50 3.90 NYLON CORD 7 90 4.90350 words
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Article328 1958-10-02 6 SOUTH PERAK REDS NOW DOWN TO SIX 2 More Bandits Bagged, 25 Food Dumps And 10 Camps Destroyed IPOH, Wed. The remaining eight Communist terrorists, from a total of 165 when "Operation Chieftain" in South Perak was launched in February last year, have been further whittled down to six and328 words
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Article, Illustration87 1958-10-02 6 -LORD SELKIRK THE FIRST Lord of the Admiralty the Earl of Selkirk, yesterday denied a press report that Britain intended to equip her Far Eastern Fleet with nuclear weapons. The report quoting Lord Selkirk appeared in an English daily (not The Standard) yesterday. Before flying87 words
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Article232 1958-10-02 6 A DEFENCE counsel told the Third Singapore District Judge Mr. S. K Lee that talks over a red candle indicated negotiations for a settlement and were not an attempt at extortion. The counsel, Mr. H.A. Francis said that Lee Ah Tee alias Boev Keah,232 words
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Article37 1958-10-02 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Johore State Government has banned juke boxes in oublic bars through out the State, a senior Government spokesman told The Standard yesterday. Reason: Juke boxes are considered a public nuisance.37 words
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Article, Illustration71 1958-10-02 6 A YOUTH. Abdul Rahman bin Muhat, was acquitted in the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Yacob bin Yusof. Mr. A. J. Braga, Singapore* Hvnista fy Ua'thm right) tells a group of St. JohntKTrAw^iawt%r^H bers about the work o< his Mini&ry71 words
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Article215 1958-10-02 6 LONE PICKET IS ADAMANT 7 Will Not Quit...' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The sole picket demonstrating against Government's alleged disregard for the unemployed in the Federal Capital charged today that his petition for assistance to the Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, was not even replied. He was one of more than215 words
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161 1958-10-02 6 Man With Broken Arm Goes Into Hiding KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. An estate tapper has gone into hiding for fear of being sent to hospital to have his fractured arm treated. This was disclosed in the August report of the Department of Labour published today. Here is the story as told161 words
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325 1958-10-02 6 KEPALA CLAIMS TRIAL TO MURDER CHARGE PENANG. Wed.— A hospital doctor took a chance that the 13 wounds he found on a woman were not penetrative when he treated her. but when the woman died, the post-mor-tem showed she had a seveninch wound, the Assize Court was told today. Before325 words
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Article160 1958-10-02 6 PENANc; hv, I Tunku Abdul lUhiS.^lJ prised today w^J Hi] tion School for th* d' v *fl He was intfnrf.. -Chin Peng- 2?2N find that this v. a tf four years of ,^.;'u any way with the f nSL"' terrorist Chin cr The boy's ru f Peng but the160 words
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131 1958-10-02 6 Japs Took Me A Doctor -Br Recalls War TWENTY-NINE members of the St I lance Brigade yesterday heard how Sin**. for Health, Mr. A. J. Braga was mistake by Japanese troops during the occupatin ••I wa- won! be: of the Md Servic in goon area rd "when ttt tered S:r.gap(Pof131 words
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135 1958-10-02 6 A CASE fixed for hearing yesterday in a Singapore Traffic Court had to be postponed because a witness, the victim, had lost his power of speech. In this case, Alleyme Taylor, a school teacher of Opera Estate, charged with careless; driving, claimed trial135 words
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194 1958-10-02 7 AMERY TO VISIT ARMY UNITS IN SINGAPORE THE Parliamentary Un-der-Secretary of State for War, Mr. Julian Amery, will arrive by air from London tomorrow on his first official visit to Singapore and the Federation. Mr. Amery who will be accompanied by his private secretary. Mr. J. E. Pestell and the194 words
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Article, Illustration280 1958-10-02 7 Cambridge Papers To Be Replaced Wong Repeals Federal Plans For Schools PENANG, Wed- The Cambridge Overseas School Certificate will remain a useful qualification for admission to further education and Government Departments, but will be replaced in due course by the Federation of Malaya Certificate, now taken280 words
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Article149 1958-10-02 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) In Singapore yesterday were:— Buyers Sellers Spot 83i 84 R.S.S. No. 1 84 841 R.S.S. No 1 (Nov.) Stt 845 R.S.S. No. 2 82* 821 R.S.S. No. 3 80f 81* Tone: Slightly steadier. Tbe tin price in Singapore was $360| per149 words
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221 1958-10-02 7 THE second phase of the Mass Health Movement the Anti-Litter Campaign— was launched yesterday by the Singapore City Council. Mayor Mr. Ong En* Guan at a mass meeting at Victoria Memorial Hall last night put before an audience of more than 1,000 people the221 words
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190 1958-10-02 7 PENANG FERRY COSTS GO UP TO $12 MILLION PENANG, Wed. The total estimated cost of the new ferry project is now about $12,000,000, of which $5,000,000 is for the ferry terminals and $7,000,000 for the launches. This was disclosed by Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. at a Press conference190 words
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Article120 1958-10-02 7 SINGAPORE gang-busters, led by Assistant Superintendent of Police Mr. A. Gopalan. yes:erday raided headquarters of two secret society gangs and captured a number of weapons. In another part of the City, a headman of yet another gang the "108" was picked up and detained under the120 words
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Article33 1958-10-02 7 SINGAPORE District Judgs, Mr. S. K. Lee yesterday sentenced Chew Kim Meng to six months' jail for criminal misappropriation of a wrist watch valued at $20. Chew pleaded guilty.33 words
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Article, Illustration58 1958-10-02 7 MR. Jolly Koh Sian Hoe and his bride, the former Miss Mary Teo Huat Neo, ajter their wedding in Singapore. The groom is the youngest son of Madam Lim Hong Neo and the late Mr. Koh Chin Joo, while the bride is the daughter of Madam Tan Leng58 words
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Article43 1958-10-02 7 THE Governor, Sir William Goode. has approved the promotion of Mr. P. H. Hopkins (Deputy Commandant,) to Commandant of the Singapore Special Constabulary (Reserve Unit) as from Oct. 1. Mr. William Tay, Acting Deputy Commandant, has been appointed Deputy Commandant.43 words
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Advertisement1079 1958-10-02 8 I TeI: 24OS MANSFIELD CO., tTD.TeI:24I2 lit Hues) (Incorporated m Singapore) 02 linn) THE BLUB FUNNEL LINE t SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON b CONTININTAL PORTS Carrier* option to proceed via other port, to load «nd discharge cargo (via Sue« with liberty to proceed via Panama ot Capo of Good1,079 words
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Advertisement886 1958-10-02 8 MITSUI |jj LINE S'poi* P. Shorn Penan* FOR JAPAN Nosuson Mora for Yokohama, Kobe. Moji Oct 5 Oct Hokubojon Moru for Yokohama, Kobe. Moji 12 Oct 10 Oct For New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore via Bombay. AwojiMn Mini 12 Oct 1 Oct fTA. N. York 29 Nov FOR BOMBAY, KARACHI. Akokurasan886 words
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Advertisement526 1958-10-02 8 EAST ASIATIC J HOMEWARDS Soili« 9 t o Ade(| Vl Rotterdom. Bremen. Momb.r,. c^^ I "BUSUANGA" t/toZ ,/J Calling Gdynia **»B "SONGKHU" n/,3 0,, I "FALSTRIA" 202! oe» 22 I OUTWARPS f 8.n 9kofc „< I "BEIRA" "INDIA" I "JUTLAND.A" mm^ ]1 "M "SIENA" li W OtNMARK HOUSi KOALA LUMPU*526 words
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Article24 1958-10-02 9 Firm Contains 4mil rders Mfi hrP 5 j p\hnd ntft re- kv c i jispnepr t or double tjntpan aP nrtfl X Railway Bars24 words
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Article18 1958-10-02 9 ■<- 1 < IK MADS Ba; 5a E MITES Benrwtf tfj. I Z r'r q a- Ja18 words
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Article113 1958-10-02 9 Mission On Ore Probe KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A six- man mission comprising representatives of six leading Japanese steel companies is investigating Malaya's iron ore potentialities. The :eam is led by Professor M. Uemura, leading geologist of Japan's biggest steel mill The others are Messrs M Matsuda, H. Uechi. S. Yoshizawa,113 words
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Article59 1958-10-02 9 BankAssests At $1,01 6 m. BANKS operating in Malaya ad assets worth $1,016,120--0 a* the end of August. $33,--0,000 less than at the end of v. which totalled $1,049,- 000, according to statistics ted vesterday. Liabilitlea at the end of tgusi were also lower. They tailed ?1.387. 638.000 ($1,393.- 000).59 words
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Article278 1958-10-02 9 ROBINSON Co. Ltd.'s trading profit for the year ended June 30, 1958, after providing for depreciation and directors' fees amounted to $1,453,000, while investment income was $132,000, says the chairman, Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, in his annual statement to share- 1 holders. The statement will278 words
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Article208 1958-10-02 9 Industrials Incline To Ease INDUSTRIALS were in- ned to ease in the Malayan share -arket yesterday. .'.:.> were easier after steady, while rubbers quietly steady, A fair turnover was reported. Pri~e changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers B B. Petrol 47 49/ Fed. Dispensary 107208 words
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Article246 1958-10-02 9 AfALAVAN sharebrokers reponea tne lollowing business uune yesterday:Fed. U»sp $1.10; F ords. $2.« *i i8; Gammon $l.st>, 5,1 55. G'lown Dibp. $2.4ti lovernighu; H. Waugn $130; Hongkoag'Bank HU4; M. Cement $1.3.. :>l.3b; M. Colls. $1, $1.01; Melal Box $1.72i to $l."<0; RoDinson ords. $L«1, $141*; Sime Uarby $1.52.246 words
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Article126 1958-10-02 9 FOR the first time in Australia, the Gas and Fuel Corporation of Victoria has produced experimental amounts of oil from brown coal gas. at its Highett gas works. -SS. T «he V ofaht at Morwell. from the Enormous deposits of brown coal in the126 words
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Article299 1958-10-02 9 CURB ON CHINESE COTTON TEXTILES Govt Brings In New Import Rule THE Governments of the Federation and Singapore have placed imports of cotton textiles from China under specific import licences. This means that free imports of these goods, which had previously been placed under open general licence, will not now299 words
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Article, Illustration49 1958-10-02 9 THIS year's London Commercial Motor Show being held at Earls Court is the largest ever, according: to the organisers the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. It is held at two yearly intervals. Photo chows a general view of a section of the show.49 words
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Article97 1958-10-02 9 Decline In R.I. Copra Exports WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 CUPI).— The United States Department of Agriculture reported today a drop in Indonesia's registered copra exports, while palm oil exports increased The Foreign Agricultural Service said July Copra shipments totalled 4,278 gross long tons. January July shipment! totalled 25.489 tons, only about97 words
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Article88 1958-10-02 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Sept./Oct U.K., Continent $33| buyers $34J sellers; coconut oil in oulk $53 i sellers, in drums 556 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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Article63 1958-10-02 9 CANBERRA, Oct. 1 (Reuter). An enquiry into allegations that a price ring was operating at Australian wool auctions was sought by the Federal Council of the Liberal Party, at its annual conference yesterday. The Council carried a resolution, asking the Federal Government to make an urgent63 words
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Article101 1958-10-02 9 The Singapore Textile Importers and Exporters Association yesterday held an emergency meeting and discussed the Government curb on free import of Chinese cotton textiles. The meeting decided to ask the Colony Government not to impose any quantitative restrictions on importation of these goods. Mr. Tan Hua101 words
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338 1958-10-02 9 NEW YORK, Oct. 1 United States commercial banks are playing an increasingly important role in international capital markets, and hence are contributing on a growing scale to economic development and financial stability around the world. Credits extending for up to nve years— a relatively lengthy338 words
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Article146 1958-10-02 9 SINGAPORE rubber price closed i cent lower yesterday, to 84 cents per lb. for International first grade October shipment (Tues., 84ic). Opening at around previous closing levels, the market ruled very quiet, with dealers disincline^ to tra&e. Lower sheet interest was fair but not as good146 words
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Article73 1958-10-02 9 A NEW high-speed 35 mm. movie film for cine-fluoro-graphic studies, which is about twice as fast as previous films, has been announced by the Eastman Kodak Company of Rochester. New York. The new film offers radiologists and medical technicians performing cine-fluo-rographic studies the alternative of obtaining the73 words
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Article131 1958-10-02 9 ROME, Oct. 1 (UPl).— World natural rubber production last year totalled 1,920,000 metric tons, same as the previous year, the annual report of the U.N. Food and Agriculture (FAO) revealed today. The report said world consumption of natural rubber totalled 1,900,000 metric tons, 36,000 metric131 words
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Article36 1958-10-02 9 A huge new £60.000,000 power station is to be built en the northern coalfields of New South Wales according to the Chairman of the Electricity Commission of New South Wales, Mr. H. G. Conde.36 words
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Advertisement163 1958-10-02 9 EVERETT ORIENT LINE JGf Sport P.S'hom Penong 29 Oc> 28 Oct 26 Oct f I z Cokutta 8 Oct 11 Oct 12Oct 23 Oct 31 Oct 1 Nov EVERETT STAR LINeJO^ k SE 22 Oct 25 Oct 25 No, 23 No. 13 Oct 22 Oct c v 16 No* 20Nov163 words
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Advertisement69 1958-10-02 9 from 12th October 1958 \\j|Hßf EVERY SUNDAY CA^9mW for DJAKARTA and for MADRAS and BOMBAY Ivory First doss soot o Slumbtrtrto. jfiTFP**/ 1 Clioico o# First ond Touritt Clots. yX>A frtjtu ff^^i^gr^r^""—^y Immediate connections beyond /^Stes&^ XtlrLi* Bombay for tht Middle lost Singapore/Djakarta leave 0740 arrive 1010 bbvb^bM I uf69 words
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Article, Illustration1237 1958-10-02 10 Richard Berry continues his series of MEN IN THE NEWS in which he gives an intimate sidelight into the careers of world famous personalities, QNE of the factors which prompted LEW HOAD to turn professional in 1957 was the fear that his old back injury1,237 words
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Article, Illustration483 1958-10-02 10 F) ONA L D MALCOLM who is aiming to increase his own world's water speed record, has devoted his life to re-cord-breaking ever since the death of his father in 1948 His father. Sir Malcolm Campbell, was the fastest man on water when483 words
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Advertisement107 1958-10-02 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products Balashin Sai In The "New Look" Pack Very effective for Coughs, Indigestion, Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness, Stomachache, Foul Breath. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL BANGKOK fly japan 1 LINES g Discover the friendly city of temples and ancient traditions. F^HRHB J107 words
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Article163 1958-10-02 11 I* ""es who raced at the Ipoh meeting last ramoted, according to the latest SRA Among them was the smashing threeP» the earned a double promotion from tonsfen WOTIONS *J* Class i: (5 Class I:| MRIDLN-, FILM 1 P? '•'AY II; UDY; OUR N»S lATION i I-' Class 2:163 words
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Article45 1958-10-02 11 PEiNANG. Wed.— The South Korean soccer team will be Paying two matches under floodlights at the City Stadium next weekend. They will meet Penang, the Malaya Cup champions on Oct. 11. and will clash with a FA.M. Selection the following night.45 words
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Article213 1958-10-02 11 Missing ...Two Big Names KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Selangor state team which tackles the powerful Koreans tomorrow night will have two big names missing from it right winger Rahim Omar and lorward Abdul Ghani. Rahim Omar is under suspension for rough play in the match between the Selangor Rangers and213 words
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209 1958-10-02 11 NATHAN-LEE CLASH IS HIGHLIGHT OF SBA FINAL THE Singapore Badminton Association's Senior InterClub final between the Marigold Badminton Party and the Flower B.P. will be played tomorrow at the Badminton Stadium starting at 7.30 p.m. A feature of the match will be the clash between V. S. S. Nathan (Flower)209 words
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Article37 1958-10-02 11 TEI Cheng Youth Club and 9iglap Boys Club played to a draw in the Federation of Boys Club's third annual basketball tournament played at the Singapftre Youth Sports Centre yesterday. Each team scored 57 points.37 words
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Article70 1958-10-02 11 KAMPAR, Wed. Police trounced Kwan Yin by 5-0 to win the Teh Ewe Lan Shield for the first time in the Kampar district knockout football final played on the town padang yesterday. Police, who led 3-0 at half time, scored through centreforward Yussof. inside-left Permual and70 words
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Article90 1958-10-02 11 RAFFLES Institution suffered their second defeat in the inter-school tennis tournament for the Father Ashnes s Shield when St. Andrews School beat them by three games to one at Bras Basah Road. Results were: (St. Andrew's players first). Singles: Gerald Seow beat Lindy Lin 7-5. 6-4 Benjamin90 words
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Article, Illustration102 1958-10-02 11 In Penang, They're Undefeated BUT here is one Chinese team undefeated the Penang Chinese Recreation Club, winners of the cricket league competition run by the Penang Cricket Association this year. Sitting: (from left to right) Poh Beng Kong, Wooi Kean Tat, Eu Cheow Teik t Cheah Boh Eye, him Khye102 words
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Article559 1958-10-02 11 PENANG, Wed. The Penang Turf Club Autumn Meet. ins has attracted only a total of 127 horses. The entries comprise of 61 In Class Four and 66 in Class Five The committee of the PTC have decided that there will be only two559 words
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Article98 1958-10-02 11 There wiU be nine races on the first day and eight races on the second day. flowing ta the schedule of racing: FIRST DAY: Class Four: Dl* 1 5* furs, and 7 furs. Diva. 2 and S 7 furs. data Five: Divs. 1 and 2— 5| fun.98 words
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277 1958-10-02 11 Nalliah Leads Ceylonese To Fine Victory SINGAPORE Chinese were hit s—o by Ceylon Sports Club in the Singapore Hockey Association's division one league match at Balestier Road yesterday. It was inside right Nalliah who led the way to the Chinese defeat by netting three times in the evening. It was277 words
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Article380 1958-10-02 11 A PREMIER UPSET BY THE RAF SINGAPORE RAF created the upset of the Singapore Amateur Football Association's Premier league when they sent powerful defending champions, the Chinese, crashing to defeat by five goals to three at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The Chinese were without three Colony stars goalkeeper Yew Chang,380 words
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Article90 1958-10-02 11 POLICE Sports Association trounced All Whites by 39 points (six goals, a penalty and two tries) to nil in a rugger match at Thomson Road yesterday. Superior in all departments of the game. Police led 8-0 at half time. Colony sorinter, Lim Jit Imm. who joined the90 words
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Article23 1958-10-02 11 RAFFLES Institution's 15th annual swimming carnival will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 8 at the Chinese Swimming Club from 2.30 p.m.23 words
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Article58 1958-10-02 11 INDIAN Brotherhood Sports Club rallied strongly in the second half to beat Western Sports Club by three goals to two in a SAFA junior cup j-oc-cer match on the M.F.A ground yesterday. K. Syed Ali. Chandra Krishnan and Algarisamy scored lor the winners, while Western's two58 words
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Article26 1958-10-02 11 MELBOURNE, Oct. 1 (Reuter) An Australian women s basketball team has been invited to play in Russia next year, basketball officialf announced here today.26 words
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Miscellaneous335 1958-10-02 11 ErpORETURF CLUB'S II r!L 6arf the final acceptors, order of running r (or all nine r >ces of the Singapore P^ur meeting at Bufcit Timah on SaturI 9. Mont Clare L.oop.m. R U S n c Si! h e fS^ ra Ls^^' RACE 6- 4.30p.m. E?? Women's Race Div. 2—335 words
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Miscellaneous101 1958-10-02 11 SINGAPORE SOCCER: Premier league: Army vs Europeans Eurasians combined at Jilan Besar Stadium 5.15 p.m. Div. 1 Darul Afiah vs Police at Jalan Besar Stadium 7 p.m. Junior Cup Blue Rovers v$ Springdale at Geylang. RUGBY: SRC vs A.F. Signals at the Padang 5.30 p.m. TENNIS: Inter-school St. Patricks vs101 words
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Article, Illustration344 1958-10-02 12 TWO big and burly grapplers. to whom rules and sportsmanship mean nothing at all. have •declared war" to settle ft name King Kong, the Malayan heavyweight champion, claims that there is only ONE KONG In the world— and that's him. Son of Kong, who threatens to344 words
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Article172 1958-10-02 12 SCC Fight Hard To Beat Varsity SINGAPORE Cricket Club 'A* beat University of Malaya by 11 points (a goal, a penalty and a try) to eight la goal and a try) in a rugger match on the padang yesterday. The game was evenlv contested, and in the second half, both172 words
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Article39 1958-10-02 12 NEW YORK, Oct. 1 (Reuter) H og a n Bassey. Nigeria's world featherweight boxing champion, may defend his title against third ranking contender, Flash Elorde. of the Philippines, in Manila late this year or early next year.39 words
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Article, Illustration63 1958-10-02 12 LONDON Oct. 1. (Reuter)— In the only Rugby League match played in Britain last night. Oldham beat Widnes by nine points to four in the semifinal of the Lancashire Cup. FAST-MOVING Willie Pastrano takes it out of a punch-ball at the Thomas A'Becket gymnasium in South London as63 words
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333 1958-10-02 12 London Beats World's Mo. 3 LONDON, Oct. 1 (Reuter) Brian London, the British and Empire heavyweight boxing champion, gained a shock win over Willie Pastrano, American who is officially ranked Number Three in the world, in their bout at Harringay Arena, London, last night.333 words
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Article564 1958-10-02 12 Six New Times For Beatty SIX new records were established at the Beatty Secondary School's fourth annual swimming carnival at Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. Lee Shong cnong took th< 'A' Division title with 2( points, winning all his events Tan Ee Beng was the B' Di vision champion, and Tan564 words
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Article112 1958-10-02 12 LEAVITT NOW SAYS 'NO' TOKYO, Oct. 1 (Reuter).— Mr. Leo Leavitt, the American sports promoter, said today he had decided not to take the basketball team of "Goose Tatum's Harlem Trotters" to Communist China. He said the Communist Chinese had not kept their words with the American people by not112 words
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Article30 1958-10-02 12 LONDON, Oct. 1 (Renter) Brentford drew with Hull Citv I—l in Division three of the English Football League tonight—the only league match scheduled for this evening.30 words
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Article, Illustration116 1958-10-02 12 Charoen Takes A Beating From India's Natehar BOMBAY, Oct 1 (Reuter)— Nandu Natekar, India's badminton ace, gave a fine display in the men's singles final of the Cricket Club of India's badminton championships here when he beat Charoen Wattanasin, of Thailand, 15-3, 15-7. In a brilliant display, Natekar avenged his116 words
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Article, Illustration473 1958-10-02 12 PETER WILSON SAYS >liRFs~Ji GREAT news! The substitute whom London heavyweight H face at Wembley on October 14 is none other than Zora Follev 2v challenger for the world heavyweight title held by Floyd Patterson° Cooper was, of course, originally matched with' Alex473 words
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245 1958-10-02 12 SEVENTY-FIVE Squadron. Royal m Force, maintained their unbeaten rerori beat the Sanderson Cup holders, Rou Seletar, by 14 points (a goal, a penaltvtf to eight <a goal and a try) in a thrill"^ at Tengah yesterday. The Kiwis owe their victory to Albert,245 words
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Article42 1958-10-02 12 JOHORE English College beat Pasir Panjang Secondary School by four goals to ail ip the inter-school hockey mal-n at Pasir Panjang yesterday. The score at half-time waf two-nil. Scorers for JEC were Leslie 2 and Willie Joseph 2.42 words
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Article21 1958-10-02 12 INDIAN Youngsters eat Telok Kurau United by seven goals to two in the Junior cuptie at Geylang Stadium yesterday.21 words
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Article87 1958-10-02 12 MCCI To For Mait In Cey 'OX BOARD Sj Oct. i RCower* y MC C I* day n»fl* i /UI-CeyK* 1 lombo on M peter Mty. H tain, for Oil presidents same F 00 i Teams vf -f..^ day as ft* j Against Ceytojj] (cap^a son. c ol Gravcnfv •j-87 words
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Article417 1958-10-02 13 4 Special Correspondent frOin Burma is that in the pact 12 **\tfrlin* reserves have risen by ap- jßiilion at a steady average of £75#,- ha been, and still is, a world Borma can sell all her exportable r and w lo And tal art pruned. Her gold417 words
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Article, Illustration456 1958-10-02 13 "toils. Ion? the <peed bv all but Wbnni forc- *>* ilowiy, f?p«n$ibie 1 *rter is M l the bearded thn«port and ;'h«v farouI transport is 88 Fr?" 1 T '"e kas undents 3 **e: so I wam mu nperiB^i foal apfe should 2««fbi«h- nerJ**!M and the456 words
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Article, Illustration63 1958-10-02 13 HOME GUARD Officers pose for this photograph recently at the State Home Guard Headquarter, Kota Bahru, during a commemoration ceremony on the Kelantan Home Guard Memorial day. From Left: Capt. Omar bin Jig Muhamed (Koto Bahru), Major All bin Hj. Manap S.O. "G"< (Kuala Lumpur), Major Maulud63 words
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1008 1958-10-02 13 [From Our Correspondent rtUR FOREIGN policy or Vf external .affairs as we call it ia New Delhi is— l am glad to report taking a forward move. Owing to circumstances beyond our control, it has remained more or less quiescent in the past few months.1,008 words
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Miscellaneous542 1958-10-02 13 QUOTATION: PHHHHHHHHBI "Content it not happinest. An oyster may be contented. Happiness is BB ffß compounded of richer elt- Id mkW EAS menu THURSDAY FOR £Q EVERYONE: The evening Pf^^^W after 8 P.M. is the best R^KiMl portion of the day for catchine up with visits or mm* gaining information.542 words
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Article108 1958-10-02 14 SIKKXM. Oct. 1 (Renter)— India's 68-year-old Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, who has spent most of the last 12 days riding a pony on his Himalayan tour, said here: "I feel ten years younger.** Mr. Nehru was yesterday escorted by 11 Chinese soldiers across theU.P.I. - 108 words
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Article21 1958-10-02 14 ITALY HAS agreed to set up bases for American missiles on its territory, the Government announced in Rome last nis»ht. UPIUPI - 21 words
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Article30 1958-10-02 14 POLISH Communist Pirty First Secretary Wladyslaw Gomulka made one of his rare public appearances last night at ceremonies in Warsaw marking the ninth anniversary of the Chinese Communist Government. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 30 words
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Article25 1958-10-02 14 THE BRITISH Government yesterday advised farmers to take steps to protect their cattle and crops from radiation hazards in the event of nuclear war. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article33 1958-10-02 14 THE YUGOSLAV Government yesterday announced an Immediate seven per cent increase in all wages and eight per cent increase in pensions and a 15 per cent price increase on some consumer goods.— ReuterReuter - 33 words
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260 1958-10-02 14 WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (Renter) The Soviet Union has recently exploded two nuclear weapons, thereby renouncing her earlier suspension of nuclear tests, a United States scientist said last night. In Tokyo. Japanese scientists said that Russia has exploded a nuclear weapon in Siberia.260 words
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Article62 1958-10-02 14 Ban On Bahais JAKARTA, Oct. 1 (Reuter) Antara News Agency said today the government had stopped a recent national con. ference of the Bahai Sect here, because of religious riots in Persia in 1955. Antara said as a result of the riots, the Persian Government banned the62 words
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Article20 1958-10-02 14 ANTARA News Agency said yesterday that Communist China would import 40 tons of Indonesian quinine in October.20 words
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Article, Illustration38 1958-10-02 14 Reuter Photo. THE red carpet was rolled out at Tokyo International Airport for India's President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, when he arrived for a eightday visit of Japan. Picture shows Emoeror Hirohito greeting Dr. Prasad U.P.I. at the airport.Reuter; U.P.I. - 38 words
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Article531 1958-10-02 14 WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (UPI)— Secretary of State John Foster Dulles now believes there is a fairly good chance the Warsaw Talks with Red China will result in a cease-fire in the blazing artillery battle over Quemoy, top aides said today. They expressed belief the Communists eventually will531 words
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Article214 1958-10-02 14 'I Have Trust In Gen. Win' U. Nu RANGOON, Oct. 1 (Reuter)— General Ne Win, Commander-in-Chief of the Burmese Armed Forces, will come into power by constitutional process and for six months only, the Prime Minister, U Nu said yesterday. U Nu told a Press conference that he had implicit214 words
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Article24 1958-10-02 14 PREMIER ABDEL Kerim Kassem dismissed right-hand man Abdel Salem Aref fr-jm his two remaining government posts yesterday for "the puhlic interest V UPI24 words
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Article102 1958-10-02 14 Co/, lee LONDON Oct. 1 (Reuter)— Colonel H. S. Lee, Malaya's Finance Minister, said here that Malaya has "a very big deficit this year because of the tin situation." A Commonwealth Finance Institution could supplement the World Bank as a source of funds for the102 words
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132 1958-10-02 14 MANILA, Oct. 1, (UPI) Foreign Secretary Felixberto Serrano has stated that the solution to the problem posed by 2,700 Chinese overstaying visitors "has not reached its final stage". Serrano cabled his statement to the Foreign Affairs Department from New York where he is currently attending132 words
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Article, Illustration44 1958-10-02 14 INS ALBKpr^J mail (right, «nIH for the first 7 Alberto's wL^ icj being kfsseTt^ were born n i^^B soon delivered t r <3 were then aL n S *^er side o^ knowing ea ,h 0 h f r n^44 words
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391 1958-10-02 14 We Have Wo Reason Fight Brethren In China tsiang UNITED NATIONS, Oct 1 (UPI) Nationalist China said yesterday it would defend "every inch" of its territory but would await a revolt against the Chinese Communists before invading the mainland. "We are realists," Chinese Ambassador Tingfu F. Tsiang told the General391 words
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Article42 1958-10-02 14 HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 1 (UPD sultry actress wife, Anna Kashfi. W* had decided to divorce the **&*&**< She made her decision on her birthday apart from her husband She called her close friend, say that her divorce decision wt g "fiM«*42 words
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Article95 1958-10-02 14 TOWNSEND FLIES IN TO KARACHI KARACHI, Oct. 1 (UPI).— A dead tired Peter Townsend flew in from Teheran last night, gave newsmen exactly one minute to ask questions before he rushed off to a cocktail party and dinner. Townsend. in Pakistan for a six-day filming of around-the-world documentary, refused to95 words
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Article53 1958-10-02 14 LONDON, Or.i S&sim 1" it th I Come. fttt '.a I vice Maw I York. I wai early today. This wowd I ahead of the irican Airwayi for their Boa service bet* New York. ahead of thtfl Par. AmcJJ between isM The first J I were ce;i«^ 8.0.AC53 words
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Article48 1958-10-02 14 NEW V| orphan, r* annsofw at Idlpwuj yesttrdi* CofctfcGriß Slf J,, ?ot to knot while on i to Korea i band bisk, often with tj Pauls a* *w infomi He and b who lire u j York, aw Kin. Kin an da? in the Roman Catta OCTOBJ48 words
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