Singapore Standard, 4 October 1958
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Title Section25 1958-10-04 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** —5 Coblt TIIERNEWS" t SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4, I^sB. Vol. IX No. 94. #j IS cv. 14 Poget IFINAL EDITION] i25 words
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Article64 1958-10-04 1 LONDON, Oct. 3 (Reuter) A British Overseas Airways spokesman said m London today that Britain* Comet Four jet airliner might start regular commerSal trans-Atlfrtic flights to Wt the service as sopn as we get clearance tre life Port of New York 23W*.» ht told the64 words
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262 1958-10-04 1 jTunku on swoops KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. pEIME MINISTER Tunku Haji Abdul Rahman today, assured the relatives of the 150 people rounded up by the Special Branch throughout the Federation two days ago, that those detained would be immediately released if they are found innocent262 words
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214 1958-10-04 1 NICOSIA, Oct. 3 (Reuter) An English woman was shot dead and another wounded by gunmen m Famagusta this afternoon, it was officially announced. A house curfew was immediately imposed on the Eastern Cypriot port. The death of the woman m Famagusta was214 words
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Article132 1958-10-04 1 LONDON. Oct. 3 (Reuter)— Britain's major film Producers the Rank Organization, is to close 80 of its cinemas, Mr John Davis, Deputy Chairman and Managing Director. announced last n The plan also includes the merging of 300 Odeon and Gaumont cinemas into a new C132 words
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198 1958-10-04 1 Lay Down Arms, Build Country call by de Gaulle CONSTANTINE, Oct. 3 (UPl)— Premier Charles de Gaulle promised Algeria today a revolutionary five-year economic and social development plan. He challenged the Muslim rebels to lay down their arms and build the country's future together with France. The General announced his198 words
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Article212 1958-10-04 1 3 Die As Army Fires On Mobs BEIRUT, Lebanon, Oct. 3, (UPD— The Lebanese army loosed a hail of fire on mobs demonstrating against the new government last night and today turning the page back to the bloodiest days of Lebanon's summer rebellion. At least three civilians were reported dead212 words
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Article17 1958-10-04 1 PRINCESS Margaret returned to London by air ye»terday from >■ four-day private visit to Brussels.- ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article, Illustration187 1958-10-04 1 rpHIS pretty 20-year-old girl A has been missing from her house m Nelson Road, Singapore, since Sunday. There wefce no family quarrels or ill-feelings to cause the girl Ong Tin Jeong run away from home, t the police were tola* *Sfc?-lifcr%eeii engaged to a clerk187 words
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Article115 1958-10-04 1 TOKYO, Oct. 3 (UPI) -r Communist China announced tonight its air force interceptors shot down two Nationalist U.S.-built C-46 transport planes over Quemoy this afternoon The announcement said the two planes were shot down while they were airdropping war material to Quemoy. One of115 words
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Article196 1958-10-04 1 POLIO: FIVE POINTS TO REMEMBER THE Singapore City Council yesterday took extra precautionary measures to fight the spread of polio. All district public health inspectors have been alerted to the situation and have been ordered to pay partidi* lar attention to fly breeding and its control m the course of196 words
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Article408 1958-10-04 1 HAIT! Who goes there? Now Fed. has right to bar any entry L- if necessary KUALA LUMPUR Fri. The Federation Government today put into immediate operation amendments to the Immigration Ordinance 1948, whereby Federal and Singapore citizens will only hare the right of entry into the Federation. Hitherto, British subjects408 words
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166 1958-10-04 1 Electric Failure: 20,000 In The Dark lif ORE than 20,000 residents LTX m the Upper Serangoon area of Singapore were without electricity for 12 hours yesterday. The breakdown was caused on Thursday night when workmen excavatin£ a road damaged an electric cable. The cable, which was lying deep underground, came166 words
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Article71 1958-10-04 1 LONDON, Oct. 3, (Reuter) —Mr. R. A. Butler, the Home Secretary, arrived here by air from Nairobi today after a two-week holiday m the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Asked to comment on Britain's recent racial disturbances, he said: "lam waiting the reaction of the West71 words
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Article69 1958-10-04 1 WASHINGTON, Oct. t (Reuter) President Eisenhower entered Walter Reed Hospital here today for hla annual physical checkup. The President was due to stay m hospital overnight and to return to the White House tomorrow. The President looked fit and had a spring m his step as he69 words
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Article23 1958-10-04 1 SIR Alastair George Lionel Miller, 65-year-bld baronet, WBS-1 jailed three yean .m Winshester yesterday for Indecently assaulting two young girl* i23 words
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Article19 1958-10-04 1 JAKARTA. Oct. 3 (Reuter* North Sumatra ha§ tanned portraits of General Chiang leader of Nationalist China.19 words
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Advertisement119 1958-10-04 1 m £>ntLL4 foil can I o Put The Load Ksj^Jj Ihere It Belongs Choose r\l\iNl\* With driver and lit \4J <\ passengers m i ]A y front and engine I when running without H I bad, weight is still evenly IB a-d correctly distributed fiot mf H concentrated over the119 words
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Advertisement17 1958-10-04 1 IN THIS EDITION A 6-PAGE Robinson's Centenary Supplement is issued free with today's edition of The Standard.17 words
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Advertisement805 1958-10-04 2 A LI J SITUATION VACANT SINCAPORE POLYTECHNIC Applications are invited from Citizens of Singapore who are Honours Graduates for the post of Assistant Lecturers (Grade 2) m English an 6 Mathematics Preference will be given to applicants with good teaching experience Send stamped addressed envelope immediately to P.O. Box 2023805 words
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Advertisement562 1958-10-04 2 ACCOM. WANTED WANTED by British employee of professional firm, long lease of unfurnished bungalow or house at reasonable rental. No young family. Three bedrooms, garden, accommodation for two servants and car. Box T. 3442 SS. ACCOM VACANT FULLY FURNISHED PLAT to let Newton Circus area with furniture for salt $2,000/-.562 words
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Advertisement528 1958-10-04 2 LAND WANTIP WANTED on* to two acres of land m Rural Board area Particular! and lowest price to Box T 3441 Sj^__ FOR SAlt BONEHILL "Paradox" 12 bore Ball Shot both barrels choked-sight^ang* excel, cond. $500. nett. Phone *****. REMNANTS 2—4 YARDS Now $1.90 Piece, White Single Bedsheets 3 Pjeces528 words
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Advertisement572 1958-10-04 2 NOTICES APPLICATIONS are invited for the posts of OFFICE BOYS m the Singapore Government Service. Candidate* with the following qualifications need apply:— AGE: 15—18 SALARY: Under 16 $61) Under 17 $70) plus $24 variable allowance Under 18 $79) 18 $87) increasing by $2 per month each year to a maximum572 words
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Advertisement562 1958-10-04 2 I. JOHk F. KLTNE is no longer Employed by The Singapore] Clerical and Administrative Workers' Union, No. 172A "Rangoon Road. Singapore as from Ist October, 1958. SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD Important Public Notice CONSEQUENT upon tfie opening *f the new City Telephone Exchange m October, (a) At 9 p.m. on Ssturday562 words
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Advertisement478 1958-10-04 2 TENDER > CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD of the FEDERATION OF MALAYA SALE OF GENERATING PLANT THE following Diesel Generating Plant is offered foi sale by tender and can be seen at the Kuala Krai Kelantan, Power Station oi J the Central Electric it; Board:— 2— Lister Type RA4 38 B H478 words
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Advertisement88 1958-10-04 2 wived s«a5 «a r rtructfon if!! l F an an Ai i Exeem/i!? "$I iKuantan. 1 ij tenSe^ J S*\t of v lhp Dim**! r|and :x f r three 3> <,? *1 i close at n'nJl toft totrj Ipoh TtSJ TO-Nli AN D MGBTIII ANNIE] XVI /J NANKWGJ 'GIEAT WOd88 words
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Article472 1958-10-04 3 LpnEVER the subject off prison reforms L'l. oi it invariably does following reports L(, the public of some incident or other [T token place within the grim walls of o L 3rv the idealists, standing on the outside L no "dea whatsoever of happenings m the Cation of these472 words
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Article307 1958-10-04 3 F^STS from the Federation's so-called W poups against Government's big swoop f ersiv e elements m the country were to be W I"" as it was also anticipated that these *ould be based on distortion of Govern- Ktion. The three chief socialist organixaW** Malayan People's Socialist Front, the307 words
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Article19 1958-10-04 3 p^ -1» t9ch Klm Koaa ypor# Jt 4 »> (5 i.n«s). All department* I •V""""- 81Oi19 words
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Article1341 1958-10-04 3 Andrew Shonfield - Another Dash For Freedom Andrew Shonfield By BRITAIN'S announcement about the freeing of dollar imports, which was made during the early stages of the Montreal Conference, has been widely interpreted as marking a definite switch m British economic policy or rather a switchback to the earlier plan of the Conservatives1,341 words
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Article546 1958-10-04 3 Michael Astor - Michael Astor By LONDON, pOR Englishmen, since the days of the first Queen Elizabeth, it has been almost Second nature to band together against the outside world m moments of international crisis. This has been the nations history, a symptom of her insularity and an integral part of546 words
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Article69 1958-10-04 3 AKDJSFKJKDSJFKJSDK ••RADIO and television at their best create for us the presence of people. In the best of radio, I feel that people art m the room talking to me. In the best of television. I feel myself eavesdropping on people who are talking to69 words
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Article, Illustration356 1958-10-04 3 the NEWS as it Atrikes me COME time ago, commenting on the enlarging "white** areas m the Federation* this column uttered a note of warning against being too optimistic we are seeing the end of Communist machinations and manoeuvres m the country. On many occasions we asserted that there were356 words
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Advertisement36 1958-10-04 3 46 What can I get /y Asepso Soap -it's so soothing" J Alf Asepso Soap protects m B^ y ou o S ainst germs M m that cause skin troubles, FOR THE BELlEF^^^^^^y OF PRICKLY HEAT36 words
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413 1958-10-04 4 Increased Duty Will Affect The Poorer Class As Well' LEADING tobacco and cigarette distributors yesterday warned the Singapore Government that the extra duty imposed on cigarettes and tobacco would have an adverse effect on the national revenue. They were of the opinion413 words
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265 1958-10-04 4 CHAIRMAN of the Singapore City Council's Staff sub-committee antf PAP Councillor for Ceylang East, Mr. Kum Ten* Hock, yesterday used his casting vote to dismiss an officer who was allegedly found "bookmaking'* during office hours The officer had been charged before the265 words
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Article, Illustration90 1958-10-04 4 Helen Has A Part In This Play HELEN Grace Lin (above) will play the daughter of the concubine of a warlord m "Begonia," which will open this evening at the new Victoria Theatre, Singapore. "Begonia" a rive-act seven-scene play, is being, presented by the Singapore l-Lian Dramatic Society. The play's90 words
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307 1958-10-04 4 PRINCIPAL of the Singapore Polytechnic, Mr. David Williams, said yesterday that 2,390 students have been admitted for various courses from the General Certificate ordinary level to Teachers Certificate. Of these more than half were taking part-time courses. Full-time students number 384 while 424 have307 words
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Article196 1958-10-04 4 COURT TOLD OF MIDNIGHT HOLD-UP HOW a taxi-driver was held at dagger point and robbed while cycling along the welllighted Aljunied Road on his way home, was told to a Singapore court yesterday. At the preliminary inquiry m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court, Koh Kin Swan was tentatively charged with196 words
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Article70 1958-10-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The whole of Kuala Langat district and the sub-district of Sepang were today declared controlled areas to restrict squatters from taking up unauthorised residence there. The State Government today specified 18 areas within the districts as residential parts outside which no persons without70 words
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Article96 1958-10-04 4 Boy Died Of Tetanus Infection SINGAPORE Police have established that Mvi Kong Seng. 12. who died m the General Hospital on Thursday was infected with tetanus. This was disclosed by the Police Secretary. Mr. EuCheow Eang, yesterday to The Standard. Mr. Eu said: "Mvi died from" tetanus infection because of96 words
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Article37 1958-10-04 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. A strike threatened by the 200 members of the Tampoi Mental Hospital has been callei off as the demand by the Union for the removal of a dortor has been met.37 words
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241 1958-10-04 4 TWO men, Ali bin Liman alias Othman bin Ali, and Mohamed Noor bin Abu Bakaer, were charged m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday with trafficking m 36 pieces of counterfeit $1,000 Indonesian Rupiah notes. The offence was committed m a hotel m Everitt Road241 words
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Article, Illustration313 1958-10-04 4 This Innocent Looking Plastic Bag Is Sow Used By Thugs A UNIQUE secret society weapon an innocent looking plastic container fell into Singapore Police hands yesterday It was filled with acid. Normally it contains a special liquid to clean windscreens of motor vehicles. But m the hands of thugs it313 words
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Article160 1958-10-04 4 THE SINGAPORE Fifth Magistrate Mr. K. T. Alexander, said yesterday that assault on a Police officer v*as not a trivial offence when he convicted a taxi driver and fined him $500 m default three months* jail. The taxi driver, Leong Peng Keen, was found guilty of160 words
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Article, Illustration145 1958-10-04 4 We need 800 of blood a Health MiniNG THE Minister for Health. Mr A. J. Braga, yesterday appealed to the public to donate more blood Before presenting gold and silver medals to 70 donors at the Singapore B'ood Transfusion Centre, Mr Braga said that the demand for bloo<t transfusions had145 words
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Article67 1958-10-04 4 CLERK CLE IN ROA DEATH 7.4.V PESO HOE. 1 day MottA tf. causing woman, Cnn by r.nvir.£ ft r z Ravner to c fc e.ierrt tad T! m firstly been* i did now CJJ den<e a? driver Stand j th j out. thP'e W den re of MOP Tan's MM67 words
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204 1958-10-04 4 THE Singapore Queenstown Community j ha* asked the Chief Minister, Tun Lan m provide Chinese residents with a funeral hes dead, it was disclosed yesterday by the "a president, Dr. Chee Phui Hung The petition was contained m a memorandum sent 10 the j Chief204 words
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Advertisement213 1958-10-04 4 4 Tailoring Department. 9 Usual Price. I Dacron/Accetate Suiting* 60" $7-50 s s )1 Dacron/Cotton Suit.ngs 60" 7-50 per yd 5-» J Docron/Wool Suitings 60" $12-50 S 7-> #l H 100% Orion Suitings 60" S 7-50 »-5^ V Dacron /Orion Suitings 60" 9-50 II 100% Docron Suitings 60" 9-50 >213 words
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389 1958-10-04 5 iiUTION PROBLEM FOR STUDY m council is considering a proposal to set up a separate River Board 1 problem of river pollution m Singapore. l^ now being studied by the Council's Health Committee, was rt!V Sewerage Engineer, Mr. G. M. Richards, and the389 words
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Article144 1958-10-04 5 CHITECT BODY WE DIDN'T CRIMINATE mute of Architects of Malaya yesterday pore that any discrimination was being m s t student draughtsmen who were not the institute where proficiency examinaoneerned rival Malayan 1 v. ii aSJU a V- establish an c nd ici ttaaghts- i leted lb*l .'■",---t ightsmen L144 words
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Article40 1958-10-04 5 LAUDS ACT WOMAN T^' re District yesterday «wmplan i» dis-c;?"-"-a. Mr. '2 the: m courI a rr;c e If •:ere r: c of an on r added. 1 labour- 2* use of hi V: r ~ad him to '■'> lowed ;n^r-40 words
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289 1958-10-04 5 Vain Bid To Avert Threatened Strike AN attempt by the Singapore City Council to avert a threatened strike by 500 night*oii workers scheduled to start midnight tomorrow i tailed yesterday. The Night-soil Workers' Union, representing the workers. rejected a proposal by the Council's acting Chief Administrative Officer. Mr. C. Marcus,289 words
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Article36 1958-10-04 5 HONGKONG, Oct. 3. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $1602 tc £1 Sterling 5.7975 to US$l; $1,851 to Malayan $1; $0,096 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $253,375 to a tael36 words
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Article, Illustration38 1958-10-04 5 THE Cnlverrit, Mdm DrM-tle Society predated J-g^*^ l^ •■nthusiastic audience at the Culture Centre, Stagapore on y brfore written by undergrad Lloyd Week wogrimme of the Students Union. It s ta«ed m «-J-^ B^^'!& W ryS?in« »he pUy.38 words
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Article86 1958-10-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. School fees totalling $94 were yesterday snatched from an 11-year-old student when he was on his way to hand the money to the school clerk. Police said today that the boy a pupil of the Methodist afternoon school m Petaling Hill here had86 words
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Article20 1958-10-04 5 SINGAPORE Co operative Union has been admitted a member of the International Co-operative Alliance, it was announced yesterday.20 words
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Article77 1958-10-04 5 Dies After Her Niece's Funeral AN aged woman attending a funeral at Bidadari. Singapore, on Thursday, suddenly collapsed. She was taken to the General hospital but died the same evening without regaining consciousness The woman, 74-year-old, Mrs. Lee Poh Van, was attending the funeral of her niece. Mrs. Lee leaves77 words
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Article82 1958-10-04 5 3 Acquitted On Murder Charge MUAR. Fri. Three men, Ahnvd bin Ibrahim. Haji Mat bin Haji Idris and Daim bin Saman. were today acquitted by Mr. Justice Hepworth on a charge of murdering a fishmonger. Lim Kah See at Pengkalan Bukit Jorak on March 17. The seven-man Jury took U82 words
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Article366 1958-10-04 5 Drama In Court A MAN attempted to strangle himself inside the dock of the Singapore First District Court following his conviction yesterday. The man, Lim Choon Bock, 26, had been jailed for 12 months and fined $25. He had pleaded guilty to charges of criminal366 words
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Article127 1958-10-04 5 IPOH, Fri. A number of changes will take place m the Ipoh Police District within the next two days when, for the first time, an Assistant Superintendent of Police will prosecute m the lower courts. He is "veteran" A.S.P. Wong Sze Kirn. Senior Investigating Officer "B"127 words
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Article, Illustration266 1958-10-04 5 He Will Study Troop Problems In Malaya THE Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for War, Mr. Julian Amery, said m Singapore yesterday that it was very encouraging to learn of the recent surrenders of the terrorists m the Federation. Mr. Amery, who arrived by BOAC Britannia for a266 words
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Article139 1958-10-04 5 Prince Wants To Be A Private KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A music -minded Prince a grandnephew of the King wants to become a buck private with the Federation Army. His application to the Regiment has been answered and he is to present himself to the recruiting officer at the Regimental Depot139 words
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Article36 1958-10-04 5 KUMPOLAN Peranakan Singapura elected the following office-bearers for 1958-59: President Mr. Henry Chong; VicePresident: Mr. James Sect; Secretary: Mr. Loh Beng Chye; Treasurer: Mr. Ang Chwee Kirn and Auditor: Mr. Patrick Foo. he36 words
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Advertisement169 1958-10-04 5 CHIN BROTHERS CO., LTD. announce the inception of our Investment and Finance I Department Assets Exceed $3,500,000.00 Invest with us now we pay Interest m per annum I Minimum deposits from $100/I Ask for our booklets on j "HOW TO INCREASE YOUR INCOME" sent post free on request CHIN BROTHERS169 words
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205 1958-10-04 6 THE visiting: Under-Secretary of State for Air, Mr. C. I. Orr-Ewing, yesterday told leaders of the Air Ministry Local Staff Union, Singapore, that he would ask RAF authorities here to "civilianize" all possible posts m the Service. He told a Union delegation205 words
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Article146 1958-10-04 6 workers to know about their future The Union wanted "planned and phased" redundancy so that the hardship of affected employees could be reduced to the bare minimum. The delegation requested Mr. Orr-Ewing to use his good offices to cut down the retrenchments. The Under-Secretary said he was146 words
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Article78 1958-10-04 6 THREE HELD AFTER A GANG CLASH POLICE detained three youths who went to the Kandang Kerbau Police Station to make a report, following a gang clash m Cambridge Road, Singapore, last night. The youths alleged that they had been assaulted by a group of men at the scene of the78 words
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Article112 1958-10-04 6 A SERIES of mock attacks will be launched against shipping and installations m the Singapore Harbour area m a defence exercise the Dark Strike to be conducted by the Commander-in-Chief of Far East Station m Colony waters this evening. Dark Strike is designed to exercise the112 words
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Article75 1958-10-04 6 PENANG. Fri.— A 26-year-old sampan man Ong Ah Ean, was fined $400 by Sessions Judge, Mr. Au Ah Wah. today for carrying ten tins of dutiable cigarettes without the permission of the Comptroller of Customs, m a craft at Penang Harbour on Sept. 2. He75 words
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Article32 1958-10-04 6 TAN Yam Scan of Cross Street was fined $200 or 'wo months' jail m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday for managing a chap-ji-kee at Raffles Quay on Oct. 2.32 words
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Article, Illustration356 1958-10-04 6 ACTION AGAINST SUBVERSIVES TO GO ON— RAZAK RED MENACE IS CROWING KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Dato Abdul Razak, today declared that the present operation against subversives m the Federation would continue indefinitely. "The Government has given repeated warnings. It will not relax its vigilance356 words
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Article215 1958-10-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The next stage of "Operation Bomoh," the country-wide crackdown on subversive elements, will be determined by the revelations made by the mass of documents seized on Wednesday. This was disclosed to The Standard today by Federation Director of the Police Special Branch,215 words
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Article, Illustration188 1958-10-04 6 Holiday Malayan Govern 70th Birth MALACCA, Fri. For the fi M of the Malayan Government?^ Governor has been officially decla to be observed with State-wide 1 The Governor is Mr. Leon* Cel Yew Koh, whose 70th birthda 1 has been declared a hoidaV falls on Oct. 25. Actual data of188 words
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Article24 1958-10-04 6 LIM Chong Lim. 23. was killed yesterday when he fell 60 feet from a rambutan tree m Yio Chu Kan* Road, Singapore.24 words
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Article68 1958-10-04 6 Labo Conde Emer I PENANG. X eral meeting i East Branch I Party o! SH resolution lis: condemning t Emergency Hi the Alliance Qi an attempt* tion politxi tain ing the active meffiw In its resaing ch aliened Government ft believed In detained pie's Social^' be brought* court of ia*68 words
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Article129 1958-10-04 6 40 Want Deled Meet j Th c 40^ J 1 who re^.l I U J Side >** I Tun^ Abi- 1 ln B him C 1 for the^x3 meet hi*. The !e:te*|J that the cc« 3 death"' r-^jj Menon. the "sl outside the p3 on the 1 2th qh 'nothing129 words
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139 1958-10-04 6 REGISTRAR of Vehicles Department, Singapore, has a collection of asserted articles left behind by absent-minded passengers. Will the person who left hehind a packet of zinc pads for soft corns and a book en "What has Religion done to Mankind" call at the Vehicles Department139 words
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Article91 1958-10-04 6 4,ooo Get New Phone Numbers ruun inousand telephone numbers will be changed as from 9 p.m. tonight when the Singapore Telephone Board transfer them from the Central and Telephone Exchange to the $4,500.--000 City Exchange zX George Street. The public is reminded that the two most important chances are: Singapore91 words
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Article, Illustration201 1958-10-04 6 SHE RETURNS TO BRING TO CHILD SIXTY chUdren of the Overset-Chinese Creche and Kindergarten, m Balmoral Road, had an unexpected treat yesterday when Mrs. Joan Essery, a former Singapore resident, arrived with rifts of toys, fresh milk, fruit and boiled sweets, bought with money sent to her n> the Women's201 words
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Advertisement279 1958-10-04 6 lUtUJUUUJiMJtJUfifJLtJIIIUfIUIAIMJIIJIIJII^^ CAPITOL#RESTAURANT tjHBHHHI nightly DENIS DAVID [i l^^^^^^^^H and MARCELLE j^k B^ 9 l^^BL^H PUPPET SPECIALITY I MARGE SHIRLEY sing ML 'M t^HIM^H PEGGY at the Piano. IJ[] I i I f M I Tonight Extension la.m *MM W II Today Tomorrow HM^H Lunch with fc 2 Music Songs I279 words
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Article157 1958-10-04 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) In Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 84* 84} R.S.S. No. 1 84 i 85 R.S.S. No. 1 (Nov.) 854 85| R.S.S. No. 2 83i 83! R.S.S. No. 3 81i 82 Tone: Quiet and slightly easier. The tin price m Singapore157 words
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Article, Illustration189 1958-10-04 7 Tecs Escorted Them Wherever They Went... MEET a tourist and his wife from Singapore. They are none other than the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock and Mrs. Lim. Mr. and Mrs. Lim are now m Hongkong. They are the guests of Mr. Ron189 words
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301 1958-10-04 7 Orgies At Night Spot: Police Officers Involved Officers Involved TOP-LEVEL PROBE UNDER WAY TOP-LEVEL investigations arc now being carried out into the activities of certain Singapore high-ranking Government and Police officers m a shady allnight club m the outskirts of the city. Run under the guise of a recreational association,301 words
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149 1958-10-04 7 BEWARE THIS MAN: Afefer Reader' Is 'Con' Trickster BEWARE of a City Council meter reader wearing badge No. 3654. The badge is bogus and the man behind it is a confidence trickster who has swindled many people, said the Singapore City Council yesterday. If you are not careful, this man149 words
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Article53 1958-10-04 7 THREE youths Check Boon Kang. Yong Koon Poh and Tan Kian Seng were found guilty m the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday of stealing 20 fowls valued at $50 and belonging to Toh Kai Chow and Ton Kirn Heng, on Aug. 27. Sentence was put off53 words
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Article59 1958-10-04 7 REGISTRAR of Vehicles Singapore, pays about S6O a month to redeem letters sent unstamped by the public. In most cases, sufficient postage has not been paid. Letters which do not have sufficient pos:age will not m future, be accepted by the department, but returned unopened to59 words
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Article97 1958-10-04 7 PENANG, Fri.— A five-year-old boy, All, on his way home with his mother after fishing m the sea m Telok Bahang yesterday, was washed away by a swift current while crossing a stream. The body was recovered la r er by a search party. Two men.97 words
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Article220 1958-10-04 7 ONG'S BUSY PEN ANG TRIP PENANG, Fri. Mayor Ong Eng Guan and City Councillors of Singapore will have a Dusy time during their threenay visit here as the City Council of George Tov^n has drawn up a heavy programme for them. The Mayor. D. S. Ramanathan, and City Councillors cr220 words
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Article80 1958-10-04 7 LEADING Aircraftsman, Abu Bakar bin Abdul of R.A.F. (Malaya), Changi. was yesterday convicted m Singapore on a charge of stealing a collection box containing $2.90 from a shop. Two other airmen who were jointly charged with him. were acquitted after they had made their defence. After an R.A.F.80 words
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Miscellaneous506 1958-10-04 7 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■lIIH 645 Lights on for the evening. Vs. B^3o Marching With The VXTITITVTftib^^VTWfWI II uroe summary and a tune or Guards. 9 a.m Featured (ReX.V _fil ill iWil UI ■ilßiTiWiln Wkl m two before the News. 7 p.m. peat) "The Story of the Atom. kl V A IkIP# 4 lkf506 words
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Advertisement890 1958-10-04 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. ft* *****/6, *****/4 U2/6, Robinson Ro., THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE To Halifax, Boston, Now York, Baltimore. Philadelphia Cv If Parts. S'poro P. Sham Penang MYRMIDON %.......^v.-... 22/26 Oct 27 Oct 28 Oc Carrier* option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge890 words
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Advertisement1133 1958-10-04 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LID. Tet 2412 (18 Ines) (Incorporated m Singapore) H2 jn "257 THE BLUE FUNNEL LIME t SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, CLAKOW. LONDON CONTINENIAL PORTS Carrier* option fo proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo (via Sues with liberty to proceed via Panama or Cap* of1,133 words
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Advertisement932 1958-10-04 8 MITSUI |J} LINE Sport p. Shorn Penong FOR JAPAN Notuson Moru for Yokohama, Kobe. Moji 6Ocr Oct Hokubason Moru for Yokohama, Kobe. Moji 12 Oet 10 oc* FOR U.S.A. do SUEZ For New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore vie Bombay. Awojison Mara 12 Oct ISOct ETA. N. York 29 Nor FOR BOMBAY,932 words
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Advertisement440 1958-10-04 8 EAST ASIATIC I HOMEWARDS $oili Mt A4€m II Rotterdam. Bremen. Hornby. Z^J* I "BUSUANGA" .o/ut, ,'i Calling Gdvmo M "SONGKHLA" I "FALSTRIA" 20 2,0. 22 J UTWAR g. S Som B«« flkok I "BEIRA" c On 9 "INDIA" "JUTLANDIA" |m^ 7 'H. "SIENA" OENMARR HOUSI KUALA LUMPUi 7601 14 lines440 words
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Article193 1958-10-04 9 Turnover On Share Market 'Fair' INDUSTRIALS were quietly steady m the Malayan share market yesterday Tins were firm, but quieter at the close, while rubber were firm, with selective buying. A fair turnover was reported. Price changes announced by the Malayan Bharebrokers Association were: INDUSTRIALS Bayers Sellers Fed. Dispensary 1.07193 words
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Article223 1958-10-04 9 MALAYAN s harebrokers reported the following business done yesterday:— Fed. Disp. $1.09. $1.08; F. N. ord. $2.79 $2.80; Gammon $1.56. $i.55; Hammer $1.55 to $1.52; H. Waiißh $1-30. $1.29; Jackson $117. $1.16; M. Breweries $2.96; Cement $1.30; M Colls. $1.02. $1.10. $1.04 delayed; McAlister $1.28. $1.27; M. Box223 words
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Article161 1958-10-04 9 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Oulidia. Prince Salvor, St Nazaire. Pres. Mckinley. Szechuan. World Treasure. Norscot. Hydra, Toboali (renamed Garuda Mas). Straat Johore. Darvell, Sunon, Berbere. Flying Enterprise, Borus, Teheran, xzumi Maru, Nicolas Embfico. lndora Hoo«h Cairn. Lidia, Eastern Lucky, Peggy (ex Greta Oaks), Lulu. Meratus. Maxwell Brander. St.i Selo.161 words
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Article56 1958-10-04 9 LONDON, Oct. 3 (Reuter)— Mr. Deginald Maudling, the Paymaster General, left here by air for New Delhi, where he is to attend the annual meeting of the World Bank and international Monetary Fund, starting Oct. 6. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr< Derick Heathcoat Amory, is56 words
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Article50 1958-10-04 9 Australia's exports to South American countries had more than doubled m the past 3 f *ar, the Parliamentary Secretary for Trade. Mr R. W. Swartz, said recently. Exports to those countries totalled A£1.832,000 m 1957--58, an increase of more than £1,000.000 on the previous year.50 words
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Article30 1958-10-04 9 CANADA'S 1958 grain crop is slightly below the 1957 harvest, according to official August forecast A smaller wheat crop is partly offset by increases m barley and oats.30 words
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Article119 1958-10-04 9 Exhibition Of Cash Machines THE National Cash Register Co (Malaya) Ltd.. opened its two-day exhibition of Adding/Accounting machines and Cash Registers, m its premises m de Souza Street. Singapore, yesterday. Among the latest National Cash machines on display were a public utility billing machine, a 60-total analysis machine and a119 words
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Article315 1958-10-04 9 REPLANT EARLY APPEAL BY CHAIRMAN Johore Scheme Gets Under Way EARLY replanting of old rubber could ensure •conomic stability for Malaya, Mr. Yap Kirn Hock, chairman of the Johore State Committee on Replanting Campaign, said m Batu Pohat on Thursday. He was speaking at the opening of the States replanting315 words
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210 1958-10-04 9 Aussies Will Buy More From Malaya' AUSTRALIA will buy pore rubber from Malaya for her expanding motor industry, Mr. G.W. Caylock, Senior Publicity Officer of the Australian Department of Trade, said m Singapore yesterday. He said the motor industry'! expansion could be seen from the increasing number of Australians owning210 words
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Article118 1958-10-04 9 RUBBBER closed half a cent higher m Singapore yesterday, to 84} cents per lb. for International first grade October (Thurs. 84} cents). Opening higher m sympathy with overseas, the market ruled steady throughout the morning. Fair interest m lower sheet was shown, but offers were scarce.118 words
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Article78 1958-10-04 9 THE Hercules Insurance Co., Ltd., of India, has opened a branch office m Boat Quay, Singapore, to transact fire, marine and miscellaneous accident insurance business m the Colony and the Federation of Malaya. Established over 23 years with Head Office m Calcutta, the company has grown to78 words
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Article, Illustration91 1958-10-04 9 MEMBERS of the Singapore trade mission to Australia and New Zealand were entertained to a farewell cocktail party riven by the sponsors of the mission, the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com- merce, at its premises m Hill Street on Thursday. The 19-man mission left the Colony91 words
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Article19 1958-10-04 9 PAKISTAN'S export! of raw wool rose sharply from 28,200,000 lb. m 1956 to 37.200,--000 lb. m 1957.19 words
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197 1958-10-04 9 A FEATURE on the Singapore rubber market during this week has been the widened discount for October 1 R.S.S. says Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co., Ltd's. weekly report. This has puzzled most dealers, adds the report. Fairly substantial quantities were tendered at the beginning of197 words
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Article52 1958-10-04 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Canada: buying, T.T. 32-1/6. OD. 32-1/16. 90 days air mail 324 credit bills, 32| trade bills. Selling, T.T. of O.D. ready: French Francs *****. Belgian Francs 1610*; Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates52 words
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Article24 1958-10-04 9 THE Australian Aluminium Commission made a profit of £25,792 m 1957-58, less than half the £52,359 profit made m the previous year.24 words
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Article85 1958-10-04 9 AUSTRALIA'S oil refining capacity has increased from less than 1.000.000 tons a year to over 10,000,000 tons a year, m the last 10 years, according to the Minister for Nation 3l Development, Senator W. H. Spooner. In the five years to February, 1956, four modern oil85 words
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Article, Illustration75 1958-10-04 9 Mr. Patrick X B. Chee, the "most successful" of seven students, who passed a diploma examination set by the Advertising Association of Great Britain is seen here receiving a gold watch front Mr. J. K. H., Cocks, president of the Malayan Advertising Association. The presentation was made75 words
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Article, Illustration95 1958-10-04 9 ALTHOUGH registration for grants does not open officially until Nov. 1, at Thursday's opening of the replanting scheme's publicity campaign, one smallholder was permitted to register. He is 60-year-old Siraj bin Haji Saleh, owner of a 21--acre estate, seen m the picture signing an application form. At95 words
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Article90 1958-10-04 9 SINGAPORE Chines* Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Sept /Oct. U.K., Continent $33} buyers $34* sellers: coconut oil In bulk $53 i sellers, m drums $56 sellers; Muntuk white pepper $122 sellers; Sarawak white $121 sellers; Special Sarawak black $71. Singapore Copra Association closing prices90 words
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Article46 1958-10-04 9 LONDON, Oct. 3 (Reuter)— The sterling areas gold and dollar reserves rose U8531,--000.000 In September, the Treasury announced today. This compared with a rise of U555,000,000 m August. Total holdings on Sept. 30 stood At U8t3.120.000.000 against U853,089.000,000 ftt the end of August.46 words
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Advertisement344 1958-10-04 9 LgXl ORIENT LINE jKJ S'por« P.S'W«i« Pananfl 8Oc» SOef 290 c» 28Oct 26 Oet ,-jgc*q. Calcutta 8 Oct UOct UOct 28 Oct 31 Oct INov Lrett star line JO^ I 13 o<t 11 Oct 22 Oct 25 Oct sl 25 Not 23 Noy r?'«, on Gulf, 20 Oct 24 Oct344 words
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Article, Illustration110 1958-10-04 10 THE Minister for Works, Posts Telecommunications, Enche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, spent a whole day inspecting: road and other construction works m Klang and Kuala Selangor districts. Picture shows the Minister (extreme left) having: a discussion with P. W. D. engineers, Government officials and community leaders110 words
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Article, Illustration80 1958-10-04 10 THE Regent of Selangor is seen addressing: the gathering of councillors, penghulns and heads of departments m the District Offices. Looking on at right (back facing camera) is Tuan Syed Hashim, the District Officer and Chairman of the Council. Klang. (Picture by Ch'ng Seng Poh.) The High80 words
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Article, Illustration32 1958-10-04 10 The Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, watches a class of thf the Deaf, Penan*, m progress during his visit there recently J^ cipal of the School, Miss Joyce Hickes32 words
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Article, Illustration127 1958-10-04 10 Mrs. Saadiah Sardon, president of the Selangor Branch of the National An Women's Institute and wife of the Minister for Works. Posts and Mwoau is seen addressing a tea party m the Selangor Indian Association ptmim. I pur recently. Mrs. Sardon and Mrs. A. Karim (extreme right' mw'ir127 words
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Article, Illustration163 1958-10-04 10 (ABOVE) The Federation Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Mr. Ong Yoke Lin, (second from right), met the four-man team of the Department of Social Welfare, who are now on a national survey of physically handicapped persons. The Government's aim m conducting the survey, which started m Johore,163 words
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Advertisement85 1958-10-04 10 The world famous family of T IG E R medicinal products HEADACHE CURE Unmatched by any other pain reliever for Headache, Neuralgia, Colds Mental Strain. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL SAN FURNITURE I No. 26, LORONG 23, GEYLANG, SINGAPORE 14 TEL. *?327 It v| Em i^Ki^^^M^ *****'iMir m85 words
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Article197 1958-10-04 11 *rs at the jf flub* at Bukit moon pt runners ,£S about >ome l» st I early *er. Lpointment j \cademy 4) should >ia v bets. Deteav One. n n rj May. I nail -ac p ■ted v >ire jess (i r nee hi yai What j* !3-■ lo^197 words
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Article280 1958-10-04 11 'DEVELOP AN ESPRIT OE CORPS' Through Rivalry m Sport Tunku Urges KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman tonight urged Government servants to develop an esprit de corps through healthy rivalry m sport The Tunku was opening the two-day athletic meet at the Merdeka Stadium, organized by the Federation280 words
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Article646 1958-10-04 11 PANG IS CARNIVAL SWIM CHAMP THE first combined swimming carnival between Crescent Girls' School and Pasir Panjang Secondary School was held yesterday at the Chinese, Swimming Club. Seventeen-year-old Pang Tee Ann took the 'A* Divi- T slon title with 13 points. Yong Che e Chqon was the 'B champion with646 words
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Article39 1958-10-04 11 MAXWELL Sports Uiuo beat Gymkhana Sports Club by five loals to nil m a &ATA rjsv 2B match on the MTA ground ye sterday AKmaH curi ir Scorers were: Ahmad sun 3, Ali and Johari.39 words
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Article, Illustration151 1958-10-04 11 THE Teachers Union team to meet Singapore Recreation Club m the SHA Div. 1 league match on the pad«ang today will be selected from the following:— V Gomez. A jit Singh, A Gomez, N« Kok Onn. Mahinder Singh, Toh Boon Wai. Hardev Singh, A. de Cruz,151 words
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286 1958-10-04 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The smart Victoria Institution XV went to town against Maxwell Road School whom they beat by 47 points (seven goals, four tries) to three (penalty) m the Selangor Combined Schools Council Rugby Football League on the Davidson Road ground here286 words
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Article102 1958-10-04 11 ANGLO-CHINESE School were held to a two- all draw by St. Andrew's School m the Father Ashness Shield tennis tourney yesterday. ACS were favourites for the inter-school teams shield but after yesterday's 2-2 re-* suit they cannot be given much of a chance. Results: (Anglo Chinese102 words
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Article42 1958-10-04 11 SINGAPORE Malays Hockey Association beat Police Sports Association by four goals to one m an SHA Div. 2 league match at Thomson Road yesterday. Saad (2), Daud and Manap scored for the Malays, while Police's only goal came- from Karim.42 words
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302 1958-10-04 11 Chinese Hadn't The Luck JOHN HUMPHRIES played matchwinner for the Singapore Cricket tiub when the SCC beat the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club by two goals to nil m the Singapore Hockey Association's division one league encounter on the Padang yesterday. I Humphries scored302 words
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Article94 1958-10-04 11 FIFE. Scotland, Oct. 3 (Reuter) The Japanese team for the world amateur team golf championship over the St. Andrew's links here next week arrived here today and became the first victims of a caddie shortage today. The Japanese found that all but two of the94 words
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Article254 1958-10-04 11 KIN TAT HERO OF MARIGOLD VICTORY MARIGOLD Badminton Party, as expected, beat Flower Badminton Party by three games to two m the Singapore Badminton Association's senior, inter-ciub final ai the Badminton Stadium last night. Alter being tied ai twoail, Marigold's second doubles, Ong .Poh Lim and Lim Say Wan thrashed254 words
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Article30 1958-10-04 11 YESTERDAY'S Singapore Hockey Association's Division II results were: At Naval Base, Teachers Training College drew with Navy Nomads 1-1. On the padang, S$C beat RAF Tengah 2-0.30 words
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Article46 1958-10-04 11 GAN Eng Seng School beat Tanjong Katong Technical School by four goals to#one m an inter-school hockey match on the GESS ground yesterday. Ong Hup Soon 2, Jeyaratnam and Chue Kofc Kheong scored for the winners while Technical School replied through Nadarajan.46 words
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Advertisement54 1958-10-04 11 j^TTURF CLUBS 1. EGYPTIAN QUEEN Fifhting Finish Wee Geordie 2. EMINENT PRINCE i Break of Dawn l King Crow 3. APPOINTMENT Greet All Well 4. ACADEMY AWARD Moondyne Mayfair 5. ALPHONSUS Eulindra Performer 6. JOHN WILLY Venturesome Slickness r 7. NICK Box Office Ambassador 8. SANHORA Latiffa Wonder Gold 9.54 words
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Miscellaneous284 1958-10-04 11 iff ay's Card j air v late Canchew) ■Pflfe 3. Aipr. -T.SUS KISw M r.r are Scratchings: Sanhora, Red [Banner, Wonder Gold. IW Furs. RjZ^^^iLfl I fti Tibs. BL Jk I£% M% 4*30 p«m* I Women's Race Div. 2— si Furs I MARA Cl. 4 5 I Minimum catchweights I284 words
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Miscellaneous152 1958-10-04 11 RUGBY: South Johore "A" vs. RAOC. Keat Hongi South Johore M B" vs. Tankards RFC. Johore Bahrv; SCC vs. RAF Changi, Changi; The Blacks vs. Royal Signals, Dover Road; RAF Seletar "A" vs. RASC, Seletar. Inter-School— R.l. lt A" vs. St. Andrews, R.1.. 5.15 p.m. R.f. "B M vs. St.152 words
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Article, Illustration150 1958-10-04 12 $750,000 To Meet Swede Johansson SEATTLE, Oct. S (Reuter)— Floyd Patterson has been offered a quarter of a million dollars to defend his world heavyweight title here against Ingemar Johansson, of Sweden, next summer, it* was learned yesterday. Johansson undefeated champion of Europe, is No. 2150 words
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208 1958-10-04 12 THIS IS NOT KOREA'S NATIONAL TEAM Sir. The Korean soccer team coming to Malaya for I a series of matches is not a national team as reported by some sports writers. It is known as the Seoul Football Club formed about eight years ago and are the present League Champions208 words
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249 1958-10-04 12 Sir.—Rangie Christte. New Zealand Forces, is a fine Rugby player and a personal acquaintance of mine. However. I wish to point out that he did not Captain the British Commonwealth Forces side touring Japan m t-k p^ mrt«nrOonv, «iH* The Commonwealth side was249 words
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99 1958-10-04 12 BRAVES SET WORLD SERIES RECORD HIT NEW YORK. Oct. 2 (Reuter Milwaukee Braves set up a World Series baseball :ecord yesterday when they hit seven runs m the first innings of the second game m the best-of-seven series against New York Yankees at Milwaukee. Milwaukee Braves beat New York Yankees99 words
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Article, Illustration63 1958-10-04 12 ROME: Italy's Nino de Filippis (left), crosses the linish line to win the classic Giro del Lazio (Tour of Lazio) cycling race over Sante Ranucci also of Italy. The winner covered the 201 kilometres m five hours 11 minutes and 14 seconds averaging 38.016 k.p.h. The first foreign cyclist was63 words
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Article126 1958-10-04 12 <UPI) Phil (Wildcat) kirn, Honolulu-born former topranking welterweight" boxer, was found shot to death m a downtown parking lot yesterday. police reported. Kirn. 32. was of Korean descent. He began his professional career m 1947 with a string of victories California's Golden Boy Art Aragon knocked126 words
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Article138 1958-10-04 12 SYDNEY, Oct. 3 Australian lightweight champion Max Carlos, of Victoria, will meet' aborigine Russell Sands, or New South Wales, m a non-title fight at Sydney Stadium on Oct. 20. Sands' manager Bill McConnell wanted Carlos to lay his title on the line, but the champion refused.138 words
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Article29 1958-10-04 12 LONDON, Oct. 3 (Reuter) Results of last night's English football matches were: League Three: Done aster Rovers 4, Plymouth Argyle 6; Newport County 0. Halifax Town 2.29 words
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304 1958-10-04 12 Police Have Hit 17 Goals In Three SHA Matches POLICE SPORTS Association, with an unbeaten record, arc leading the Singapore Hockey Association division one league which started a fortnight ago. Winning all the three matches played so far, the Police have six points to their credit. The other unbeaten teams304 words
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Article, Illustration109 1958-10-04 12 6y/?T L y THe SEEKING GtkUP MIX- JES^ PKEMIOC U&Sroriß CMC EVENT trnuzme we euwws of auxvckep > etnas «E* sewiwc, etoatu, spoers our ehtwuswsts wwi consteuctep a toco s.a «ajie closep COUKS6 WMEKE TWE* S^GE T« tmjK GtttP *H. TUS XHO* ZHVontiCi test crmcTS cms anp pbvso109 words
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Article, Illustration75 1958-10-04 12 Prasad Fights Kunju Indian Style HARI PRASAD Pah. r fights Kunju Knshnan 1 :b.t Indian-style wresting a\ H Great World Arena tonight Prassad. the "Tiger" oi United Province, India, said yesterday that he will er.d '.h< fight quickly. 'After this I will issue challenge to the Pakis^ar Akram." he said.75 words
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Article237 1958-10-04 12 Australia To Stage Golf Classic SYDNEY, Oct. 3 The international golf classic, the Canada Cup, will be played m Australia m November, 1959 It is expected that at least 32 nations will compete m the tournament. In announcing the 1959 venue, the president of the International Golf Association, Mr. Frank237 words
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Article87 1958-10-04 12 BRISBANE. Queensland. Oct. 3 Top-ranking Australian amateur boxer Wally Taylor, who won a gold medal at the British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Cardiff in July, has decided to turn professional. He will have his last amateur fight on Oct. 18. I "I expect to have87 words
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423 1958-10-04 12 SYDNEY, Oct. 3.— Fifty-two world times recently set by Australian swimmers have now been chronicled m the re:ord books of the International Swimming Federation. The total consists of 43 individual and nine relay records. Sixteen-year-old Sydney schooiboy John Konrads topped the list with 14423 words
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Article, Illustration247 1958-10-04 12 They're Fighting Mad. ..For 4 Best Tag Pai rs i SOME peope fisht at the drop of a coin, other' as lady's word: or because he at the Happy World SI" dium, two world cla.>, n,a, men will go for each oth£ simply because of a name King Kong, the247 words
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Article93 1958-10-04 12 MONCTtt Or- I and BritjJ tieavyweisfc: Damic i Ust night 4 of ajchedu Otic b r r i Btadtm i D.r.... Ught-beiijii duQpfoo I MoatreaJ ob aggressive fa 3 tMBg !i > In tic m 4 c ctaght ivywtight t is i&4 theo t va Km MXi tt ifta93 words
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Advertisement167 1958-10-04 12 ~i£^=M! GREfIT WORLD WtfSftir* WRESTLING ££^1^- TONIGHT Bookings: HARI PRASAD Tel: ***** *Ei ncfctfs.. KUNJU KRISHNAN C? C 4) Cf Gurjan vs. Ramachandra #f L. K. Seng rs Superman Plus Ope Thriller. Mr. S. R. SHASTRY, F. F. B. A., Life Fellow of The Federation of British Astrologers, Ltd., (London)167 words
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Article, Illustration1479 1958-10-04 13 MEN WHO KEEP THE AIR ROUTE OPEN L IOVELL TALKS TO THE ■4 to W* m „.,-«r.pnt 'trie of .not W [p* the c? ?rators. Air- Australia- "I v.thWith a »o p'.anttßto with ,ard are at ma: or x o« ofca ins a brief etid> a j toaß( or $ngap1,479 words
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Advertisement330 1958-10-04 13 QUOTATION: HHH|B||HV| R 1 EgotUta cannot con- K9 wM van* they talk to themselve* only.** PS A. Bronson Alcott Kg^S Kb^ K^^l SATURDAY FOR HHlBliM^B^H EVERYONE: Clear away EUISI II odds and ends of matter* H PV99^H preparatory to gaining a gV^#gS I fresh start of some kind gV^gV^FAI BH330 words
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Miscellaneous156 1958-10-04 13 SJDKJL J,NVBDJHUR "You Don't Want A New Cutter Buddy, You Want A New Job" d A I r.n W LI m ADrtCK All C^^ y Doiiiilfi THE HEART OF JULIET JONES y BH| I I IK O.JC, BRU9SEL- I I RESEARCH! WE'RE 6OINS TOTRY TO PIND OUT I L.PCNT-UP MATES156 words
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239 1958-10-04 14 BRITAIN FORCED RESTRICTIONS TO HELP MALAYA LONDON, Oct. 3 (UPI) The British Government preserved Malaya's interest m the export of tin by imposing restrictions of the Russian dumping of tin m i the London market. Soviet Russia has informed Britain that it will not export more than 1,500 tons of239 words
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Article98 1958-10-04 14 Americans Jailed In Taipei TAIPEI, Oct. 3 (Renter).— Two Americans convicted of trafficking m narcotics, have applealed to the Taipei High Court against their sentences of 15 and 12 years respectively. They are Harry Pelziner and Lee Steven Darragh. At the hearing yesterday, they both denied the charges. BAHRAIN, theUPI - 98 words
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Article41 1958-10-04 14 THE UNITED STATES Government announced yesterday at the second general conference of the international Atomic Energy Agency that it is offering to contribute U*****,000 to the Agency. This is one half of the target set for its 1959 operating budget. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article30 1958-10-04 14 IRAQ and Yugoslavia yesterday signed a two-way trade agreement In Baghdad for the purchase by Iraq of Yugoslav tankers and machinery and co-operation on economic, scientific and technical levels.— ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article103 1958-10-04 14 Ceylon To Buy More From China HONGKONG, Oct. 3 (Reuter) Mr. Philip Guanawardene, Ceylon's Food and Agriculture Minister, said on his arrival here from Peking that prospects for trade between Ceylon and Communist China were improving because the Chinese agricultural production had been greatly increased this year. He told reporters103 words
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Article77 1958-10-04 14 A GENERAL VIEW inside one of the hangars of London Airport on Tuesday as the first De Havilland Comet 4 Jet airfjner is handed over to BOAC. De Havilland's sprang a surprise by delivering two Comet 4's instead of the expected one. The aircraft were handed77 words
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Article345 1958-10-04 14 CYPRUS: TROOPS STUDENTS CLASH NICOSIA, Oct. S (Rcutcr) Students clashed with British troops m Cyprus today m a renewed outbreak of violence over Britain's new plan for the island A British soldier and a Turkish policeman were injured m stone throwing attacks by Cypriot Greek students at Morphou, 25 miles345 words
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Article118 1958-10-04 14 MORE AID TO ASIAN NATIONS TOKYO, Oct. 3 (Reuter) The Japanese Foreign Minister. Mr. Aiichiro Fujiyama tonight called on the world's industrially advanced nations to join Japan m extending more financial and technical aid to nations m the Near and Middle East as well as South-east Asia. Mr. Fujiyama taking118 words
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Article209 1958-10-04 14 UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 3 (Reuter) Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, Malayan Minister without portfolio and Malaya's representative at the U.N., yesterday paid tribute to a special preparatory committee appointed by the General Assembly to make recommendations on how to set up and apply a209 words
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Article120 1958-10-04 14 -SOEKARNO SEMARANG, Oct. 3 (UPI) President Soekarno said today Islam should "marry religion with science." Addressing the Islamic Law Faculty of Nahdatul Ulama Islam University at Solo, Soekarno said "the Westerners sought glory by means of science and now we see the rapid strides made by120 words
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Article28 1958-10-04 14 EIGHT Soviet Ilyushin-28 jet bomber trainers wer c formally transferred to the Indonesian Air Force yesterday m a brief ceremony at Jakarta's Kemajoran Airport.— (UPp28 words
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Article50 1958-10-04 14 WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (Reuter).— The United States announced yesterday that the Soviet Union had detonated two more nuclear weapons of "moderate" yield. United States Atomic Energy Commission said that the latest nuclear explosions, iike the earlier ones, had taken place somewhere north of the Arctic Circle.50 words
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Article208 1958-10-04 14 Holland Replies To R.I. UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 3 (Reutcr) Mr. C. W. A. Schurmann, the Dutch resident representative, told the General Assembly yesterday that the Indonesian authorities had made it "impossible" for many of his countrymen to live or work m Indonesia. He wa208 words
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Article47 1958-10-04 14 WELLINGTON, Oct. 3 (Reuter) Drunken drivers m New Zealand will be automatically disqualified from diving for three years, if convicted under a new law which has come into effect this week. For a second conviction, the minimum penalty is a ten-year disqualification.47 words
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Article58 1958-10-04 14 ROCHESTER,. Minnesota, Oct. 3 (Reu.er) Harold Scott, a typewriter mechanic, who smokes more than 60 cigarettes a day, talked with Mr. Henry Blythe, a London hypnotist by trans-Atlantic telephone yesterday, happy to be cured by lons distance hypnotism. But after the six-minute trans-Atlamtic call58 words
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Article147 1958-10-04 14 o^AHA, Oct. 3 (Reu:er)^ Britain's bomber fore* St Vft mi n ZttL* 1 L he flrBt eonnteriinf« k Bhould the S^^^t S;*°n jver open hostilities. Chief of Strategic Air eoS!?!^ 1 Power m de h comment m a statement released after the two-day visit147 words
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Article, Illustration127 1958-10-04 14 FORBES (Sebtebced an Oct. 16) Married in DONALD Ferguson Forbes, a 23-year-old trawlerman under sentence of death m Saughton Prison m Edin burgh, and his bride were aUowed no time together by themselves after being mar ried m jail yesterday. The bride was 22-year-old Margaret Christine McLean. Miss McLean was127 words
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331 1958-10-04 14 U Nu's Decision Has a Civil War In RANGOON, Oct. 3 (Reuter)— The announcement by Premier U Nu that he would hand over the reins of government to General Ne Win, the Army Chief of Staff, to organise general elections has averted a potential civil war, informed Burmese sources said331 words
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Article71 1958-10-04 14 NEW DELHI, Oct. 3 <UPI), Thereto India's Prime Minis er Ja- Bhutan" b waharlal Nehru, returning yesterday from a 12-day tour mt gnod a of the Himalayan kingdom houses -a.:hoi of Bhutan, praised it jls a no knack o! lovely country with brave They have no and71 words
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Advertisement75 1958-10-04 14 WRESTLING HAPPY WORLD STADIUM TONIGHT AT 9 p.m. KING KONG'S SUPREMACY^WM^ MAT GAME CHALLENGEM^^^B After A Long Silence Son^L^^^ll^ Of Kong Reappears With^^^jHF A Big Challenge To The pF Mighty Man-Mountain. SON oi KONG vs KING KONG TAG TEAM SHEIKH AU CHARLES HENRY vs a P. K. KUMAR ROSCA ROA75 words
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Advertisement29 1958-10-04 14 WHAT AN IDEA! A WEST Berlin City government civil servant won a 100 mark price (about $75 Malayan) yesterday for an economy suggestion that abolished his own job. —(UPI).29 words
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Advertisement77 1958-10-04 14 SERRAVALLO Bark and Iron TonicH 1848 /ss, *-&k 1958 f 6tood W§l& i j iff >^^T 1 Hvtrnrc* of EmiUation*. Always insist t pon ii*iti*t SERRW XLUrs TOmC (Cinchona A I**' Try it today and see for yourself the guaranteed «J* Obtainable from all Good Chemists and Wine Merc M**77 words
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Title Section9 1958-10-04 1 a Century of Progress Singapore* Saturday, October 4, 1958*9 words
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Article, Illustration1701 1958-10-04 1 The Story Of A Trading Triumph MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR ENTERPRISE FROM HUMBLE WAREHOUSE THE year 185J began inauspicioiisly m Singapore. On Jan. 2 all shops remained closed, the markets were deserted and boatmen and hackgharry syces refused to work m protest against the new Municipal and Police The following month Indian1,701 words
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Article175 1958-10-04 2 When Philip Robinson and James Gaborian Spicer started up their business m February, 1858, they realised that they would have to advertise themselves. One of their first acts was to place the above advertisement m the paper. This advertisement appeared on Feb. 25, 1858, and it makes175 words
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Advertisement87 1958-10-04 2 11 1 IS AVAILABLE WHEREVER THROUGHOUT THE WORLD STAPLES MATTRESSES supplied to the Royal residences by appointment since 1923 and sold throughout the world, have been sold to thousands of satisfied users m Malaya during the past 35 years by our ROBINSON &l CO., LTD. llfusfrafed below is the famous87 words
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Advertisement80 1958-10-04 2 /yy WomMunm PLiATE today's look m fine table^ For over half a century Community P» tt regarded the world over ai the lwri l^ ut |HHMBMMH| could own. Community eanteem are with rich velveteen, mothproofed and «P* >- f Ifffa IfffH^fffl ffV'^l* protect your tableware from tarnnnw* WW&- available m80 words
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Article, Illustration731 1958-10-04 3 Undertakes Biggest Expansion Scheme In Its History I I a loss of [ported *<* financial m~ a- .;>on r p a years— till 1936— t0 make a profit. Even then it was only $25,355. leaving the company with a debit of $155,746 from the depression years.731 words
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Article307 1958-10-04 3 fcfked with toned with Robinson's •w branch the spirit ■r Merdeka shot was taken on Merdeka Day Itself. The branch was opened m the Federal Capital m 1928 and was badly hit by the great depression of the Thirties. But through careful management and sound307 words
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Advertisement36 1958-10-04 3 tTOYS OF THE PCMTIIDV Flmm L Wk tor Boys" 180 authentic t^' aya who shar the' 1 t erer 't countries around MECCANO LIMITED, Liverpool, co-operation given by Robinson's and look forward to further expansion m36 words
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Advertisement292 1958-10-04 3 R When m 1858, Mr. Philip Robin- W son was laying the foundations of R his great enterprise, Bally's Shoe fifik .^H H I I Factory had been m operation foe m W^k^^^k B I I but a few years. |S V I I From humble beginnings m a mM292 words
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Article, Illustration500 1958-10-04 4 Robinson's A Househ Word Which Means Quality Board Chairman Recalls With Pride The Firm's Progress Since 1858 AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors of Robinson Co. Ltd. today, the Chairman, Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, recalled with pride the progress that the firm had made since its inception m500 words
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Advertisement65 1958-10-04 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited extend warmest congratulations to ROBINSON CO. LTD. on the occasion of their CENTENARY Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpn. Ltd. is pleased to be one of the bankers of this old established company and wishes Robinson's many more years I of successful trading. j^^^x*l*l•^^^!^x^l•!*ly^BMßtf!^s-Xvl^*fl^l^E*^^^^^^BK***yK^ 5 bWpooßs& if M M65 words
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Article, Illustration42 1958-10-04 5 oduotion of a Raffles Place scene at the turn of the century brings back an era of leisurely days, Square was covered with grass, and big trees grew m the middle; "a wonderful place for a nap."42 words
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Article844 1958-10-04 5 tuart Family And The Glass Trade LINK DATES BACK TO 1825 lvii. i ranii] i tan T; H the g'.ass lea nark to about o, following the both u :s parents d m Wolv rF derlt k a boj of »is p^< ed by v: Mr Easell fc& House Glass-844 words
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Advertisement78 1958-10-04 5 PARTERED BANK I Hfjf pleased to have been OBINSON faring their 100 years of progress m Singapore and Malaya. Tki CHARTERED BANK Nat Branehao H ««t Sinqapor. and Malaya o:t:— SINGAPORE R OAD CROSBY HOUSE, ROBINSON CHANGI SELETAR NAVAL BASI «AR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HILL V|^W road. BUKIT TIMAH. r MALAYA78 words
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Advertisement125 1958-10-04 5 J^ AQ^^ I *J Mmf% \m\iMwT% rhll *lc A#l| A/U Since the latter part of last century, the makers of Radiac Shirts have been I supplying goods to Robinson's, and they I wish to take this opportunity of extending j I their sincere best wishes to Robinson's on the occasion125 words
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Article, Illustration777 1958-10-04 6 Raleigh Co. Began In Small Shop Major Forward Step Taken I THE story of the growth of Raleigh Industries from humble beginnings into one of the biggest organizations of its kind m the world furnishes a concrete example of how British genius developed a new777 words
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Article, Illustration385 1958-10-04 6 First 'Two-Wheel' Contraption Seen In 1642 WHAT country can claim credit for inventing the bicycle? The first known Illustration of any such two-wheeled vehicle is certainly to be found m Britain, for m a stained-glass window dating from 1642 In Stoke Poges church, near Windsor, a cherub is shown riding385 words
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Advertisement117 1958-10-04 6 fsWWiP^\ /J^fHT^X y^^^^V, iml^^K tTosriys^le^'fndJstnfnc; Ov^O^M^^fe^ yJ*\^\\'-''-fH #\^VY VS. own the largest bicycle factory n \yNS-/fii\i\\^^ eta W/|\fe/ Sk Jj exported to many, many count* /T'-^^'f^y/ n r>-7\X///^ \\\y JJ m Jf throughout the world. The story ol X^niU^^/00/ V/n\\^X V, f i7/}r7%, JF this great expansion and ach.ever^ i117 words
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