Singapore Standard, 25 October 1958

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    3 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD hfgh
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    Lock icon AIR VICTIMS: 18 BODIES IDENTIFIED
    93 1 ROME, Oct. 24 (Reuter).— A joint panel of Italian and British legal and medical experts this morning completed official identification of 18 of the 31 victims of Wednesday's British Viscount airliner crash at Nettuno. The British Embassy has requested judicial authorities to perform autopsies on
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    Lock icon COMMUNIST GUNS BREAK SILENCE:
    97 1 COMMUNIST GUNS BREAK SILENCE: Quemoys get lashed again TAIPEI, Oct. 24 (UPI) Communist Chinese artillery exploded m a new bombardment against the battered Quemov islands today. The Defence Ministry said communist cannons hurled 906 high explosives and fragmentation shells against the Quemoys In a two-hour bombardment that started at 11
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    Lock icon IT'S UP TO THE REDS — Dulles
    408 1 IT'S UP TO THE REDS Dulles WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (Reuter)— Mr. John Foster Dulles, the Secretary of State, said today after a conference with President Eisenhower he was confident that the Chinese Communists "will not gain their ends either through their military efforts or their propaganda guile* Mr. Dulles returned
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    Lock icon SEEN AGAIN
    37 1 M MOLOTOV. former Soviet Premier and Foreign Minister, who was banished last year to Outer Mongolia, has turned up again m Moscow and has been seen at the Foreign Ministry, diplomatic auarters reported yesterday. UPI
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    Lock icon These 'big boys' go into battle for our Cheer Fund
    103 1 TWO beeg men and oui-la-la a pretty 19-year-old, Miss Yvette Cauase, who *'gate crashed" yesterday's press conference to meet her country's champion, Anire Drappe, right, gets a thrill posing between the wrestler and King Kong, his opponent. Yvette holds the
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    Lock icon $760,000 DEBT: SBA OFFERS 10%
    199 1 $760,000 DEBT: SB A OFFERS 10% THE Singapore Badminton Association yesterday assured its creditors that enough money could be raised to pay a 10 per cent dividend towards the total debts if such a composition were accepted by them. The Association's President. Mr. Wee Kirn Wee, said this at a
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    Lock icon DANGERS OF LESSONS IN RED BOOKS
    399 1 DANGERS OF LESSONS IN RED BOOKS iFedm ssvoops: 35%fjmed Parents are fold of the horrible literature their children read KUALA LUMPUR, Ffi Thirtyfive students including 1 1 girls who were arrested on October f in the notion-wide "Operation Bomoh" against subversive elements were today released by the Federation Government. Twenty-seven
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    Lock icon MRS. LOUIS SEEKS DIVORCE FROM EX-CHAMP JOE
    169 1 NEW YORK, Oct. 24, (Reuter). the wife of former world heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis, said today she wished her marriage annulled because her husband refused to have children, although she wanted them. Mrs. Rose Morgan Barrow, a cosmetics manufacturer (pictured), told the
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    Lock icon LAMP BURNS DEVOTEE
    43 1 A DEVOTEE of the Kew Wong Yeh m Lorong Tai Seng, Singapore, was admitted to the General Hospital last night with a burnt hand. The devotee, Ong Eng Buay, 64, was burnt when a kerosene lamp he was lighting exploded.
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    Lock icon MONTY BLAMES U.S. FOR PRESENT CHAOS
    196 1 MONTY BLAMES U.S. FOR PRESENT CHAOS LONDON. Oct. 24 (Reuter) Field Marshal Lord Montgomery said today the United States must bear "a large proportion perhaps most of the blame" for the present situation m the world. "If the United States had not sabotaged the Suez operation and had Joined the
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    Lock icon Briton shot dead in Cyprus
    144 1 Briton shot dead in Cyprus NICOSIA, Oct 24 (Reuter) A 62 -year-old British businessman was shot dead from behind ln a Nicosia "safe shopping" centre today and the entire capital was placed under an immediate house curfew. The civilian. Mr. Frederick James Sharman, representative of a firm dealing m car
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    Lock icon POLIO: Only 3 new cases
    465 1 POLIO: Only 3 new cases The Finance and General Purposes Committee of the City Council yesterday authorised the acting City Health Officer. Dr. J. Cameron, to order 250,000 doses of Sabin oral vaccine for children m City clinics and creches. Dr. Cameron said that he would place the order a
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      26 1 In this edition m i wm ISSUED free with today's Standard is an eight-page supplem c n t commemorating the 75th anniversary of Fraser Neave Ltd.
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    Lock icon World Wars Blamed For Disaster At Raub Mine
    548 2 Probe Team Ends Inquiry RAUB. Fri. counsel for tne Kaub Australian Gold Mine, Mr. P. Hall, today blamed the last two World Wars and the Japanese occupation for the mine disaster which occurred on May 10, resulting m the death of 12
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    Lock icon MORE THAI 'GRADS COMING HERE
    63 2 MORE THAI 'GRADS COMING HERE A SECOND batch of 55 Thai indergraduates from the raculty of Commerce, Chulaongkorn University, Bangkok, s expected by train m Singax>re this afternoon. They will be met at the Railway Station by representaives of the University of Vlalaya and Nanyang Univeriity Students' Unions. An extensive
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    25 2 THE Singapore Joo Chiat Community Association will stage a variety show at the Dunman Chinese Middle School, Dunman Road, at 8.30 p.m. tonight.
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    Lock icon F & N SAY IT WITH SCHOLARSHIPS
    120 2 F N SAY IT WITH SCHOLARSHIPS FASER and Neave Limited yesterday announced that, as part of their celebrations of 75 years of trading m Malaya, they have offered two scholarships each to the Nanyang University and the University of Malaya. Chairman of the Company, Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, said the
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      652 2 NOTICES ROYAL MALAYAN NAVY ARTIFICER APPRENTICES VACANCIES exist m the Royal Malayan Navy for the entry of nineteen young men for training as Artificer Apprentices m the Engineering, Electrical, Shipwright and Ordnance Engineering branches. Candidates must be:— (a) Federal citizens; (b) of good character; (c) unmarried; (d) Physically fit for
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    Lock icon EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD October 25. 1958 Malaya's Faith in UNO
    835 3 EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD October 25. 1958 Malaya's Faith in UNO WHEN Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman |R j his Deputy and Defence Minister, Dato Abdul laxak. added the good wishes of their Government its people to the many messages of congratulajiofl which the United Nations Organisation received yesterday on
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    Lock icon Japanese Fear Red China's Variety Of Communism
    799 3  - Japanese Fear Red China's Variety Of Communism SYDNEY BROOKES By TOKYO, r £KE Japanese Government is remaining persistently aloof from all attempts to open relations with mainland China. The latest authoritative interpretation ot this policy here is that Japan's primarily conservative government m fact fears the Chinese variety of Communism
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    103 3 Shorto from the Talko The Up And The Down Of It "THE heron is a very shy bird outside the breeding season, and m England herons usually nest high up m trees, often 70 feet or more up. This means that every breeding season, m order to collect the information
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    Lock icon WORLD FAIR INQUEST
    971 3  -  MAURICE LINDEN fbhfb BRUSSELS, 'JHE World's Fair which ended last Sunday, has been an outstanding event as much for its colossal failures as for its surprising successes. It has made Governments notably the British eat their own words, and within its 500 acres, during the last six
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  • Voice of MALAYA
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      359 3 Sir— l agree with STANDARD reader Manickam who pointed out that *he office of the Indian High Commission here is well outside the heart of the Federal Capital and it causes inconvenience to the public to reach there. The complaint is justified but I understand that
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    400 3 the NEWS as it strikes me' QNCE upon a short time ago, a large section of the people m the Federation wondered if there were virtuous and wise Malayans endowed with ability and attainment to run the country without being prodded and prompted by the British. This column, too, had
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      39 3 DID YOU KNOW... The water you drink today may have quenched Caesar's thirst nearly 2,000 years ago. Water is indestructible and always returns to the oceans whence it came, to begin again the endless cycle of rainfall and evaporation.
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    Lock icon ROW OVER NEW MCA DRAFT CHARTER FLARES UP
    902 4 ROW OVER NEW MCA DRAFT CHARTER FLARES UP -Dictatorial Powers' For Central Body Flayed Vice-President's Warning Or WMW Parly Collapse KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malayan Chinese Association Vice-President and Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today predicted that adoption of the new draft MCA constitution would result m
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    Lock icon IT'S 'MOST UNDEMOCRATIC
    413 4 Heavy Fire From Ipoh Sub-Branch IPOH, Fri The proposed constitution of the Malayan Chinese Association came under fire at an extraordinary general meeting of the M.C.A., Ipoh area sub-branch, held m the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Both Mr. Liew Why Hone, Perak State MCA political
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    Lock icon THAT BAN ON THE CHINESE CLASSICS: LIM LASHES OUT AT PRESS CRITICS
    299 4 THAT BAN ON THE CHINESE CLASSICS: LIM LASHES OUT AT PRESS CRITICS SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister T I last night said that Government had? Lim v <* J to ban the importation and sale 0 Und classics from Red China and Horn* Sev ral Ch__l great works had been contaminated \lT*
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    Lock icon Ship Men Serve Ultimatum
    146 4 Ship Men Serve Ultimatum Cleaning L A yesterday served fi*^ P ln compete ,S day ultimatum :o £A! demands for h > and a holiday on kL** its 1.000 membeY Th^ Onion also' M management* of u__rM panics to gfa "I Jl an eight-hour work?* and also ioubte j2l Sunday
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    Lock icon JAILED FOR THEFT
    42 4 A 55-YEAR-OLD mac gah wu sentenced to ti^H months' ja;'. m the S.-ispcH Fifth Magistrate's ai M terday on a rharge r f'_jH two rhangko.s and a hsr_fl valued at $9 fr< r K'XH Brothers or. Sept. 22 B
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    Lock icon YOU ARE PAYING $360 MIL. TO RUN THE GOVT.
    154 5 YOU ARE PAYING $360 MIL. TO RUN THE GOVT. IT co^ts the taxpayer of Singapore $360,000,000 a r to run the Government, City and Rural services. |Mr 11. J. C. Kulasingha, on opening the "Our Sinprt" Exhibition at the Buona Vista Community ,-tre. yesterday. cc a ;re that this mm,
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    83 5 Lady Goode To Open Show LADY GOOD--, wife of the c Governor and Pre- <: the Hospital DiverTherapy Unit, will open mnual sale and exa oi handicrafts at the 7 < Seng Hospital on be ii celebrates its tenth ersary this year. The unit te ie patients of the Tan
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    94 5 Buy a metal badge to aid youths FOR THE first time m the history of Singapore, metal badges will be sold at a flag day today to raise funds for the Singapore Youth Sports Centre. The green coloured badge shows an athlete going over a hurdle. Members of the Centre
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    Lock icon $6,000 FINE
    37 5 SEE LOH HAN, 38, was fined $6,000 or six months' jail m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday for assisting m carrying on of a chap-ji-kee along Jalan Besar and Lorong Lalat on Oct. 24.
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    39 5 TWO men Ng Poh Chuan and Lim Aik Kiat were acquitted m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday of a charge of causing grievous hurt to Soh Chee Wee at 10.30 p.m. m Queen Street on Aug. 21.
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    Lock icon Man Guilty Of Illegal Entry, Fined $1,000
    484 5 AUXA-BORN Gan Eng 1 <9. who claimed that l 'never had left the N since he returned f« visit to China m was fined $1,000 on Py of illegal entry, pfaj m a Singapore M c trial to a J %i c i
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    Lock icon Council Mass Rally Postponed
    128 5 Council Mass Rally Postponed THE City Council Mass Health Movement organisers yesterday decided to postpone the holding of a mass rally and concert on Nov. 1, because of the outbreak of polio m Singapore. The concert Was intended to commemorate the success of the antilitter campaign. A spokesman of the
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    Lock icon He Told Son Of Robbery By Signs
    229 5 He Told Son Of Robbery By Signs A BADLY injured owner of a dry cleaning shop could only indicate by signs to his son that he had been assaulted and robbed. Hsu Chong Meow told this to the Singapore Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing, who was holding an inquiry into
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    Lock icon ALCOHOLIC HANGED HIMSELF
    91 5 ALCOHOLIC HANGED HIMSELF AN ODD-JOBS MAN, who was described by his friend as a "staunch alcoholic and gambler" was found hanging at his house at Balestier Road on Aug. 30, a Singapore Coroner, Inche Ahmad bin Hussien was told yesterday. Chew Sun Bee was testifying at an inquiry into the
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    67 5 THE Rank Organization and the Cathay Organization will present a premiere of the Rank film "A Night to Remember" at the Cathay Cinema on Tuesday at 9.30 p.m. m aid of the St. John Ambulance Building Fund. The premiere is held under the patronage of the
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    Lock icon GOVERNOR LEONG CELEBRATES B'DAY WITH $100 GIFT TO CHEER FUND
    284 5 GOVERNOR LEONG CELEBRATES B'DAY WITH $100 GIFT TO CHEER FUND MALACCA, Fri. Governor, Tun Leong Yew Koh, on the eve of his 70th birthday today, remembered the underprivileged children and the old folfcs by generously donating $100 to The Standard Cheer Fund. The Governor is the first contributor to the
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    Lock icon 4,000 Still Have To Hike A Mile To Bus-stop
    219 5 4,000 Still Have To Hike A Mile To Bus-stop FOUR thousand residents of Opera Estate, Singapore, wiil still have to walk a mile to catch a bus until the Government Omnibus Licencing Authority decides to allow a bus service to operate there. The Licencing Authority, which inspected the road leading
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    251 6 AN attempt by a Royal Navy salvage crew to refloat the, •Zeta Trader', which is aground off Pulau Mantaras. 35 miles south of Singapore, has failed. Begun at 8.30 on Thursday night, the attempt by the crews of the salvage boat, 'Bar foam',
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    36 6 HONGKONG, Oct. 24. Special Standard Service Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were $16.02 to £1 Sterling $5.79 to US$l; $1,848 to Malayan $1; 50.058 to one Indonesian Rupiah Gold $252.75 to a tael.
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    473 6 WORKING WIVES AIR VIEWS ON A SORE SUBJECT Should nwrriedtomm. make way /hrjgjg SINGAPORE'S fair sex yesterday had mixed views on a I working women should quit their jobs to make wav for thru stion *tta_ I Two of the wives interviewed by The Standard were of t^ ys leav
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    76 6 IPOH, Fri.— Eleven pairs of hockey boots, eight shirts and eight black trousers were among the articles recovered by a patrol of the 4th Battalion, the Royal Malay Regiment m the "Operation Chieftain" area of Tapah yesterday The patrol located three communist terrorist dumps. Among
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    80 6 MISS Myrna Mulchand (cen-i tre) was chosen Singapore's "Miss Sari. 1958" at a contest held at the Odeon Theatre m conjunction with the screening of the film "The Wind Cannot Read" Miss Mulchand, wore a p.nk sari picked out m gold quins Second m the contest Miss Evelyn
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    119 6 TWO B. 57 Americanbuilt Canberra jet bombers of the 13th Bomb Squadron, third bomb wing. USAF based m Japan, paid a foodwill visit to their I-A_ and RNZAF opposite numbers of the Far East Air Force at tengah, Singapore, during the P*« *jft Tht 75th
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    Lock icon THEY LIVE IN FEAR OF FLOODS
    105 6 RESIDENTS of aboit I houses m Henderwn -J and Redhill OwM Alexandra district of SJJ pore are today living m of floods. Independent Asserr.b^ for Queenstown. "'-J Choon Eng. has now J*J up the mat c: with tw «j Council after repeal plaint? by
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    Lock icon AMERY PRAISES TROOPS
    189 7 THF. Parliamentary UnderSecretary of State for War, Mr. Julian Amery, said before he left Singapore yesterday that it was not for him to do any "crystal reading" on when the Emergency m the Federation would end. He added that a'though he couid not predict the end of
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    Lock icon An Infant Prodigy – MacD.
    171 7 An Infant Prodigy MacD. Presiding at the rally, Chancellor Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald described the University of Malaya as an "infant prodigy robust and healthy, hale and hearty." "We can confidently look forward to its similar sturdy growth m future," he added. Mr. Mac Donald said m 1949 the University
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    Lock icon $21,000 OPEN AIR MARKET
    49 7 SINGAPORE City Council will build an open air market at River Valley Road at an estimated cost of $21,000. This decision was taken by the Council's Finance and General Purposes Committee yesterday. The Committee was told that the Council could rent a pitch at $15.
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    Lock icon Varsity students: don't split union
    378 7 Varsity students: don't split union THE President of the University of Malaya Students Union, Mr. A. R. Lazarous, yesterday deplored the Federation Government's decision to split the Union. Addressing a rally of the students on the University grounds yesterday m honour of the Foundation Day of the University, Mr. Lazarous
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    Lock icon Margaret struts out as 'Miss Bird of Paradise'
    134 7 SINGAPORE'S annual Arts Ball which has become a feature m the social a/c of the Island will feature this year a "Miss Bird of Paradise* contest. Contestants for this litle include many of the Colony's leading models. However, as points will be
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    Lock icon Chopsticks just beat me – says Dr. Hass
    169 7 Chopsticks just beat me says Dr. Hass FROM exploring the mysteries of the ocean beds, famous scientist Dr. Hans Hass. and his lovely wife, Lotte, have turned to probing the bounties of the land. "For the past week we have been exploring the nightspots and restaurants of Singapore," Dr. Hass
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    Lock icon RUBBER & TIN PRICES
    142 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) Id Singapore yesterday were:— Buyers Sellers Spot 87} 88n R.S.S. No. 1 881 881 R.S.S. No 1 Dec. 88 881 R.S.S. No. 2 85. 86} R.S.S. No. 3 84} 85} Tone: Barely steady. The tin price m Singapore was $375} per
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    Lock icon Visit To Little Deaf And Dumb
    104 7 LADY Scott, wife of the Coynmissioner-Gen-eral for the United King" dom m South-east Asia, yesterday saw for herself how little deaf and dumb children were taught ro read and write m their own way at York Hill Home, Singapore. Lady Scott was accompanied by
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    209 9 Industrials Steady, Tins Are Easier INDUSTRIALS were steady m the Malayan share market yesterday. Tins and rubbers were inclined to ease at the close. There was a fair turnover. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Selles Gammon 1.64 168 M. Cement 1.44 1.47 Sime Darby
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    308 9 Business In Shares MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fed. Disp. $1.07, $1.06; Fraser and Neave ords $1.60; Gammon $1.68. $1.67, $1.63 odd lot; Hammer $1.57; Henry Waugh $1.30; Hume ords 4/7s, 4/9 delayed; M. Breweries $3 cum all; M. Cement $1.45. $1.44; M. Colls. $1.05, $1.06; McAlister
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    37 9 JAKARTA, Oct. 24 (Reuter). An Indonesia-Japan trade association was formed here with the aim of developing economic relations. The association said it would do research work on trade which would benefit the two countries.
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    48 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Canada: buying, T.T. 31 15/16, O D 32 1/16. 90 d/st. airmail 32| credit bills, 32* trade bills. Belgian Francs: selling, T.T. or O.D. 1616J ready. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    75 9 MEMBERS of the Singapore trade mission attended a reception at the Department of Industries and Commerce, Wellington, when they visited New Zealand during their present tour. Mr. Quah Kay Tee, youngest member of the team is seen here engaged m animated conversation with Mr. G. Goldfinch, publicity
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    245 9 NEW restrictions placed on imports into New Zealand from next year, need not necessarily affect Malayan exports to that country, the Dominion's Assistant Trade Commissioner m Singapore, Mr. H. W Shepherd, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Shepherd said Malaya could even increase her
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    420 9 RUBBER 'BULLISH' ON ODESSA BUYING bnbnb CONTINUED buying for shipment to Odessa has been the main bullish factor on the Singapore rubber market during the week, says the report of Holiday, Cutler, Bath and Co. Ltd., issued yesterday. The market's firmness was contributed by considerable quantities alreay contracted for m
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    56 9 President of Garuda Indonesian Airways, Dr. M. Soetoto, arrived m Singapore yesterday on his way to New Delhi, to attend the International Air Transport Association conference. Dr. Soetoto said Garuda would be using Douglas Electra turbo-jet fourengined airliners m early 1960. The airline, he said was
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    167 9 Price Falls Below 90Cent Level SINGAPORE rubber price fell below the 90 cent level for the first time this week yesterday, with International first grade November closing at 884 cents per lb., down 2* cents (Thurs. 90ic). The drop was caused by heavy selling offers, a trade source said. The
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    54 9 CANBERRA, Oct. 24 (Reuter) Australia has raised a new cash loan of US$25.--000,000 on the New York open market, the Prime Minis .er. Mr. Robert Menzies, announced today. The loan was issued at 97.5 per cent and carries interest of five per cent. It will
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    174 9 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Oulidia, Yama. Siberoet. Baud, Kaimana, Mactra, Aeneas, Garuda Mas, Bonis Empire Merchant, Sunon, Obokl, Van Neck, Yamaoak, Planet, Hoi Houw, Sanana, Norvest Max. Brander, Lidia, Flying Independent. Prekkak, Chuyo Maru, Lapaz, Taisei Maru, Sabang. Wing On. Fred. Clover, Bereberel. Summit 1, Benvannoch. L bertad 1.
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    91 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per piruJ yesterday were: Copra Oct.-Nov. U.K.. $37 buyers $37$ sellers coconut oil m bulk $56£ seller:, m drums S6O sellers; Muntok white pepper $103 sellers; Sarawak white $122 sellers; Special Sarawak black $71. Singapore Copra AssociHtion closing prices fair merchantable mixed
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    49 9 MALAYA'S total trade last month amounted to $553,800,--000. the lowest monthly figure so far this year, according to preliminary statistics issued yesterday. Imports totalled $293,800.--000 and exports $259,800,000. For the nine months, total imports were $3,094,500,000 ($3,375,100,000 m corresponding period last year), and exports $2,771,000,000 ($3,119,--300,000).
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    173 9 Goodyear Names New President THE Goodyear Tire end Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio, mace several major changes among its executive staff early this month, on the occasion of the Company's 60th year of trading. Mr. Russell De Young, the Company's vice-president, hecomes President the 9th President m Goodyear's history. He succeeds
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    75 10 TUNKU Abdul Rahman, the Federation Prime Minister being greeted by Mr. Ch'ng Chye Poh, son of Mr. Ch'ng Tang Chin, one of the founder members of the Selangor Hwee Ann Association, Kuala Lumpur, on his arrival to officiate at the opening of the association's new premises at
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    315 10 STANDARD PICTURE ROUND-UP THE Minister for Labour and Social Welfare, Mr. Ong Yoke Lin, inspected the Agricultural and Industrial Training Centre for the Blind m the Temerloh district of Pahang on Monday. Photo shows the Minister being helped through a barbed -wire fence. On the extreme right is Tuan Haji
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    398 11  -  SCRUTINEER He faces biggest test ever today By gTEVE comes m for hit big test when he tackles soma of the best sprinters m the country m the main six furlongs sprint (Race ?> for Class 1. Division I horses this afternoon, first day of
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    173 11 Rubber Planter To Open Account Robber Planter II has improved out of sight since his debut at Bukit Timah m August and if he is any good he shoui d win the 6f. race for Division 4 horses. He showed promise when ne finished a close ujx sixth to Btarala
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    151 11 Starala For The 2.30 STARALA Starala should make a good each -way bet m this race. He was a smart winner over 6f m August, finishing strongly to win comfortably by a length with 8.1. Starala finished fifth to the vastly improved Woodcote Lion m his second run and ls
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    246 11 Woodcote Lion Is One Of Day's Best Bets WOODCOTE LION Woodcote Lion should be one of the day's best bets m the 6f. event for Class 2, Div. 2 performers. This four-year-old Improves with each outing. In his first run at the September meettog here Woodcote Lion came m third
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    1698 11 TODAY'S CARD BIG SWEEP BIG SWEEP will be drawn on Race 9. Cash Sweep will be on Races 4, 5, 6 and 7. Fortune Tote from Race 3 to Race 8. REDIFFUSION REDIFFUSION will broadcast commentaries on all races to listeners outside of Singapore. RACE I; 2.00 p.m. -Class 2,
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      222 11 GOING: Expected To Be Yielding HIGH SOVEREIGN High Sovereign may prove too good m his present class and can be followed with confidence m the main 6f. sprint for Class 2 horses. The four-year-old chestnut gave a smashing performance over the Bukit Timah six m August when he came from
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      175 11 The Minstrel In Right Shape STATE MINSTREL State Minftrel shaped like a winner m his winding up gallop on Thursday when he reeled off 39 3/5 sec on a soft track. On that -orm he should have the beating of this field. He disappointed ln his last two runs but
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    473 11 THE Nailer's performance at the last Singapore meeting was good enough to win the mile event (Race 6) for horses Class I, Division I, which is virtually a 'dress rehearsal* of the Gold Cup to be run next week. The up-and-coming The Nailer
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    111 11 SCRUTINEER FRANCIS 1. RUBBER RUBBER PLANTER fl PLANTER II Buloh Perindu Buloh Perindu Handsome Cash Cheque 2. STARALA POTENTATE Metros!*' II Full House Full House Starala S. WOODCOTE KOLA BAY LION x lamrto lamito Kola Bey Woodcote Lien 4. HICH HIGH SOVEREIGN SOVEREIGN Film Coer Milky Way II Ceme
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    189 11 Ottosan gets my vote m what appears to be the best betting race of the day. the mile event for Cl. 1 Div 2 horses. Ottosan whipped eleven rivals over the mile at Bukit Timah m September. The Nailer, a bright prospect for the
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    440 12 SAYS THE PRIME MINISTER TO DEPARTING M.C.F.A. TOURISTS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malayan Chin* 5 6 Football team, comprising 18 players and four officials, left here for Saigon— their first port of call— for the Ho Ho Cup match m Hongkong early
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    42 12 of this world HE sleeps like c bcb It's probably the on time he's not booed, j been a long time sin Kong was put to slut berland arid ii j this ivay again, it Kill pleasure to publish tl picture again.
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    346 12 A NIGHT OUT FOR KONG? by Our Wrestling Reporter WHO will win the Aw Cheng Chye trophy for the best performance tonight? This is a big question, but equally big is whether King Kong, Malayan champion, will take a trip OUT of this world against the powerful, dropkick specialist, Andre
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    541 12 Tourists 280 For S Hurt, he came back to score brilliant 96 n.o. PERTH, Western Australia, Oct. 24 (Reuter) Peter May, the MCC captain, limping from a torn ligament m his right knee played an innings of great courage to rescue his side from a poor
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    63 12 YEO Koon Yam, the former Colony champion, lost to Teo Siew San 500-342 m the Singapore billiard three-ball championship final at the Great World last night. However Yeo was last night presented with two cues by Mrs. Soh Ghee Soon for his highest break of
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    80 12 THE SINGAPORE Asian Rugby Union "All Blues" team will meet the Police at the Training School Ground today starting from 5.00 p.m. The following are the players selected: Fong Wah Fatt (Capt). (Varsity). D. Longpoetih (SAOBA). F Wells (SRC), Lee Yuen Luen (SAOBA). Chan Hong Leng (Varsity),
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    30 12 MADRID, Oct. 24. (Reuter) —Britain beat the Rest of Europe by nine matches to five, with one halved, to win the Joy Cup International Golf competition here yesterday.
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    31 12 CHUNG Hwa "Hwa" beat Keng Cheng 54-16 m the Chung Hwa Cup basketball league played at the Great World last night. In another match Tuan Yong beat 800 You 86-68
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    75 12 MCC lst Innings P.E Richardson c Rutherford b Slater 4 A. Milton c Rutherford b Slater 15 R. Subba Row c Watson b Strauss 14 M.C. Cowdrey c Simpson b Rutherford 78 T.E Bailey b Strauss 17 P.B.H. May not out 06 Evans not out 48 Total for
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    36 12 DESPITE a desperate effort to save the game, Indians lost to the Combined Europeans and Eurasians by four goals to two m a SAFA Premier league match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday.
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    190 12 man who gives the best performance will be awarded the big trophy. Judging will be entirely on performance, and the award can go to curtain-raisers Tiger Amat or Meng Yak. or the main eventers, and the other bouts. A favourite for the trophy
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    152 12 Tickets for tonight's fights may be obtained at the following places: ROBINSONS, for ringside and S3 tickets. WINSTONS, at the Arcade, for $3 and $2 tickets. LONDON STORES, m Tanglin, for $5 $3 and $2 tickets SINGAPORE STANDARD (call on the telephone operator) for tickets of
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    177 12 SYDNEY. Oct. 24, (Reuter). A crowd of 1,200 last night jeered and booed American sports promoter Leo Leavitt at the opening match of his professional basketball team's Australian tour. "Take your cheque book and go back home" the crowd screamed at the pudgy promoter as
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      100 12 fvgnm R.A.F. Seletar vs. S TV. Seletar. Div. 1. C.S.C. vs Wanderers, C.S.C. Div. 1. S.R.C. vs. S.C.R.C. S.R.C. Div. 2. S.M.H.A. vs. R.A.F Tengah, Tengah. BASKETBALL Chung Hwa Cup Chung Hwa "Chung' vs. Yock Eng, Great World, 7.30 p.m. Sell Strength vs. Nee Soon, y p.m. Great World. WRESTLING
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    1021 13  - How to survive in the jungles John Woodrow Story by FORKS bwmboe pot. Using the simplest of tools his mMtM*— <*• trainee chop* a length of bamboo and by a tali on one side can make a useful pot m which k |si j e'er /or tea. Jn this picture.
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      320 13 By RITA DEL MAR QUOTATION: 1 'Iron sharpens iron; scholar, the scholar.'* —Talmud SATURDAY FOB EVERYONE: Care for dut.es conscientiously before taking the time for relaxation and pleasures. Attend to dietary and health matters, too. However, the day is mainly favourable for completing tasks and solving problems. YOUR BIRTHDATE AND
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      221 14 MOSCOW, Oct 24 (Reuter) Russia has granted 400 million roubles credit to the United Arab Republic m connection with the Aswan Dam Scheme, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev announced last night This is equivalent to about $300,000,000 (Malayan) at the official exchange rate. Mr.
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      81 14 PERTH. Oct. 24 (Reuter) Twin girls born prematurely m a ship's cabin are being rushed to Fremantle m Western Australia by the Dutch immigrant liner Johan Van Oldenbarnevelt. The twins, who weighed 21b. each at birth, are being kept alive m a rough but
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      63 14 SUVA. Oct. 24 (Reuter).— A Honolulu couple on a round tho world cruise aboard a 30--foot ketch are missing between Western Samoa and Fiji. The couple. Mr. and Mrs W. B. Tanner left Apia m their yacht "Annette* on Sept. 24 and were due to arrive
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      78 14 DR. HEUSS RECEIVES ENVOYS LONDON, Oct. 24 (Reuter). Dr- Theodor Heuss, the West German President, yesterday received the Commonwealth High Commissioners and the Irish ambassador m a room at Buckingham Palace where he is staying for his three-day state visit to Britain. Afterwards he received the heads of missions of
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      332 14 96 TRAPPED IN COAL MINE Nova Scotia rescue teams m all-night fight to save miners SPRINGHILL, Nova Scotia, Oct. 24 (Reuter) Rescue workers, facing the twin hazards of gas 'and pitfalls, struggled through the night m an attempt to reach 96 coal-miners trapped underground m Nova Scotia on Canada's Atlantic
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      Lock icon Reds Release Four After Detaining Them For Two Months In Canton
      274 14 HONGKONG, Oct. 24 (Reuter) Chinese Communists today released three Britons and one Hongkong Chinese detained for nearly two months m Canton. In a surprise move, the Communist authorities handed back the men who disappeared m a sixteenfoot converted lifeboat
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      64 14 JAKARTA, Oct. 24 (Reuter) Rebel attacks on the towns of Palu and Donggala m the Celebes had caused losses of 35 million rupiah, Antara News Agency reported. The Agency said government officials visiting the area found half of Donggala around the harbour almost flattened by bombs.
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      35 14 TWO AMERICAN military helicopters yesterday res_uea 11 people cut off by snowdrifts for several days m a hotel that was once Adolf Hitler's mountain hide-out on the Kehlstein Mountain m Western Germany (Reuter).
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      183 14 LONDON, Oct. 24 (Reuter) Mr. Harold Macmillan announced eight appointments to his Conservative Government last night. The Prime Minister's minor reshuffle of his Ministers was largely due to three recent resignations. The 56-year-old Earl of Dundee takes the place of Lord Mancroft as a Minister
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      107 14 Newsbriefs Military Takes Over 47 Schools JAKARTA, Oct. 24 (Reuter) Regional military authorities took over 47 alien schools m North Sumatra and Atjeh, it was reported here. The schools, with a total roll of 17,251 pupils, were run by persons or organisations whose country does not have diplomatic relations 1
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      62 14 JOHANNESBURG, Oct. 24, (Renter)— Another 54 African women were arrested here yesterday for demonstrating against the compulsory issue of identity books, bringing the total arrested m the last three days to nearly 900. The women were arrested after demonstrating m front of Johannesburg Pass Office of the
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      21 14 PHILIPPINE President Carlos Garcia will visit Japan m early November, it was officially announced m Manila yesterday. (Reuter).
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      60 14 Queen and Dr. Heuss pnoto. QUEEN ELIZABETH and the President of the Federal Republic of Germany, Dr. Theodor Heuss. ride m procession from Victoria Station to Buckingham Palace on Monday. The President arrived at Victoria Station for a four-day state visit to Britain. This is the first state visit by
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  • Fraser & Neaves FON 75 TH Anniversary Supplement
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      13 15 Fraser Neaves FON 75 TH Anniversary Supplement SINGAPORE STANDARD Saturday, October 25, 1958.
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      3214 15 THE STORY OF 'F N' *-75 YEARS OF PROGRESS JUST seventy-five years ago, in the lounge of the Grand Hotel de L'Europe which overlooked the esplanade at Singapore, two men could have been seen in earnest conversation. They were a strangely diverse pair. As different in their manner and dress
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        597 15 A letter from Mr. TanChinTuan, C.B.E., J.P., Chairman of Fraser Neave Ltd. •i*t IftNMNN HMfl| J 0. O. SOI mn ii tnm CTTASUSMIO INS 5INUATUIU It is my privilege and pleasure to announce that in commemoration of its 75th Anniversary, the Company is giving four free University scholarships, two to
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        70 16 CONGRATULATIONS HjA Messrs. FRASER NEAVE LTD.,j|3S 75th ANNIVERSARY Oflj| ""fiOH BAN HUAT POTTERY WORKS LTD. I KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE. Jjmjjlffl II^B IlliUI A A ImmIII lllaKm/lf UHji 1I|M[ #rl Cf n/J i QCi L//"^/*5 Or .<^^^^v iuiIi iifiili// I I REGISTERED <^moS^> TRADE MARKIjHp STONEWARE GLAZED PIPES AND SPECIALS (QUALITY
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        86 16 KEMBALL, BISHOP congratulate on their 75th anniversary IfEAARAI I RICUrtD ■VCf¥lD>\| H L DlOrlvr CITRIC ACID TARTARIC ACID CREAM OF TARTAR KEMBALL, BISHOP COMPANY LIMITED CROWN CHEMICAL WORKS THREE MILL LANE BROMLEY-BY-BOW c THE CHARTERED BANK and offer the peoples of Singapore and Federation of Malaya full banking Battery Road
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        71 17 As one of the bankers old established and respected firm* Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd* take great pleasure in tendering its warmest congratulations to Fraser and Neave Ltd. on the occasion of their M '^k JL M-M. XjLL x M. v M «XliV/)l JlA%, Mh increasing prosperity and success* k^ Wm
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        56 18 Universal Cars Ltd are proud of their long a and happy association with Fraser and Neave Ltd. For several decades Universal Cars have supplied and serviced Fraser Neave's large delivery fleet of world famous Ford trucks. A .v. 1 .%i.- '"v! j'.'j "■"■■■■V .i .-'•^■■'Sv?SKSsv^SB^^B FOR ALL TRANSPORT REQUIREMENTS CONSULT
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        32 19 STATISTICS Year Capital Employees Wages Output Delivery Fleet Per bottles 7883 $225,000 28 0Blllim hour I $10,000 2400 4 pony tarts 7958 I $8,587,790 I 7,600 $3,400,000 720,000 296 Vehicles /"^TlTZPATRICK'S |f
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      378 20 TWO PIONEERS OF FAME "{Extracts from an early publication "Twentieth Century Impressions of British Malaya."— 1908). IT WAS in 1883 that Mr. John Fraser and Mr. D. C. Neave laid the foundation of the present huge concern. The pioneers commenced operations in a very small way in Battery Road and
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      219 16 CINCE 1883 F. N. have produced 1,633,000,000 bottles of soft drink. If placed end to end these would girdle the world twelve times. The metal to make the crown corks used to produce the Company's output since 1883 would build a fleet of 8 cruisers.
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      19 16 THE Straits Photographic Society was founded in 1889, Mr. D. C. Neave being instrumental in its formation.
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      64 20 Current list Of Drinks (GRANT'S Scotch Whisky is distributed in Borneo, Sarawak, Thailand as well as Malaya by Fraser N e a v e. Grant's Whisky F. N. Soda make a perfect stengah, of course. WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE? Soda Ice Cream Soda Sarsaparilla Lemonade Tonic Cherryade Ginger Beer Special Dry
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        68 20 /fee* owners are congratulated ..!TVft iB T^^m MHfW|Mj|^^^^j|^^HHH|^BPfl^^^B^^^BB|^M I Since James Watt first watched steam rai<f fhe Bftg Sb8 pasteurisation. In the first, steam heats up a caustic solution to ensure St^aBBiB BW By that the empty bottles are thoroughly cleaned before they are filled c temperature of the soft
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