Singapore Standard, 29 October 1958
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Title Section29 1958-10-29 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD tt it 9fl S, Telephono ***** 5 Coblg TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1958. fgh hjkjhfgh voi. ix no. ii 9. m lsctlt 14 Pages [FINAL EDITION]29 words
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Article, Illustration331 1958-10-29 1 RANGOON, Oct. 28 (Reuter)—The Burmese Prime Minister, U Nu, today resigned m favour of the Army Commander m Chief, General Ne Win, who is to head a caretaker government until the proposed general elections next April. U Nu said last month he was331 words
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Article89 1958-10-29 1 THE Singapore Government yesterday clamped down on the import of Chinese-made textiles m a move to save the youne textile industry m the Federation. A Ministry of Commerce and Industry statement issued yesterday said: "As Chinesemade textiles sold at uneconomic prices seriously harm the Federation's young89 words
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Article112 1958-10-29 1 IT takes so little to cheer a little child. A packet of sweets, maybe some toys and a little funny gesture will turn the tiny child's tears to laughter. Once a year, for the past eight years of our existence, Tbe Standard has, m112 words
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Article69 1958-10-29 1 DARWIN, Oct. 28 (Reuter) Malayan High Commissioner to Australia. Mr. Gunn Lay Teik, said m Darwin last night that a big tourist trade between Malaya and Australia could be developed if the Australian Government relaxed the visa regulations. He said: "Hundreds of Malayan tourists would come69 words
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286 1958-10-29 1 BIG JUMP IN EXPORTS OF RUBBER TO RED CHINA KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Pan-Malayan rubber exports to communist countries, especially Red China, have increased considerably during the first eight months of this year. Figures released by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry shows that 58,902 tons nf rubber were shipped to286 words
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Article28 1958-10-29 1 A TOTAL of 661 Algerian insurgents were killed or captured m the past week and 18 more surrendered. Security Forces announced m Algiers yesterdayß ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article64 1958-10-29 1 TWENTY-SIX secret society suspects m Beach Road and Balestier Road were arrested m a joint operation conducted by tlie Singapore Secret Societies Branch and the Reserve Units last night. At Balestier Road, a member of the public, thinking it was a gang fight, summoned an ambulance which64 words
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162 1958-10-29 1 TAIPEI, Oct. 28 (Reuter) The Nationalist Chinese Legislative Yuan (Parliament) today unanimously passed a resolution asking the Government to bring Indonesia's actions against Chinese residents before the United Nations Indonesia has taken over many businesses owned by overseas Chinese and banned pro-Nationalist organizations Mr.162 words
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Article, Illustration370 1958-10-29 1 HOPE TO END FEARS OF WAR Elizabeth an nuewaar pact LONDON, Oct 28 (Reuter, UPI).— Queen Elizabeth said here today that the British Government would continue to seek an agreement on disarmament "m the hope that thereby the fear of war may be lifted from the minds of our own370 words
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Article113 1958-10-29 1 9 more cases NINE people admitted to the Singapore Middleton Hospital were found to be suffering from poliomyelitis, while six other cases are still under observation. Of the nine, two were admitt ed yesterday while the rest had previously been sent m for observation. The two were both one-year-old Chinese113 words
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Article168 1958-10-29 1 "New legislation to maintain the provision of financial assistance for Colonial development and welfare will be laid before you", she told the members of the House of Lords and House of Commons. She added "My Government will neglect no opportutunity to promote the advance of the Colonial territories168 words
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Article, Illustration627 1958-10-29 1 POPE ELECTED VATICAN CITY, Oct. 28 (Reuter) The Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church tonight elected Cardinal Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, 76-year-old Patriarch of Venice, as Supreme Pontiff. They chose him on their eleventh ballot, held on the third day of their secret conclave. The announcement was given to a wildly627 words
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Article100 1958-10-29 1 BOMBING OF QUEMOY SLOWS DOWN TAIPEI, Oct. 28 (UPI) Communist gunfire battered the Quemoys today In what appeared to be a slowly-in-tensifying attack on the outpost island chain. This was an even day m the communists* strange stop-and-go cease-fire when they said they would not bombard landing beaches or airfields.100 words
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Article52 1958-10-29 1 OTTAWA, Oct. 28. (Reuter) —Earl Alexander of Tunis, wartime British commander ln the Mediterranean and Canada's Governor General from 1946 to 1952. is m hospital here suffering Irom a heart ailment. An official of the civic hospital, which Lord Alexander entered yesterday, sail that he spent a52 words
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Advertisement191 1958-10-29 1 FOOTBALL '^l PROCEEDS IN AID OF POPPY DAY f|jp PATRON: HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OF SINGAPORE SIR WILLIAM GOODE, K.C.M.G. (SINGAPORE vs. I JOINT SERVICES SUNDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER, 1958 AT j JALAN BESAR STADIUM Hi. THE GOVERNOR WILL 'KICK-OFF' AT 5.30 p.m. H. M. ROYAL MARINES BAND (H.M.S. TERROR) BY191 words
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Article36 1958-10-29 2 HONGKONG, Oct. 28 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $1602 to £1 Sterling $5.79 to US$l; $1.84 to Malayan $1; $0.0615 to one Indonesian Rupiah, Gold $252.37 to a tael.36 words
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Article, Illustration354 1958-10-29 2 New Board To Handle Selection Of Hands THE Seamen's Registry Board, constituted by the .Singapore Government late last year, will start operating this Saturday under the chairmanship of Mr. G. H. Kiat. The new Board will take over the work of the registration, recruitment and354 words
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205 1958-10-29 2 Dato Will Receive A Minesweeper As Gift For RMN i^_o K o AI^. LI PUR Tues.-The inshore mtoesw, B HMS Brantingham, will be transferred from the p.- 'i Navy to the Royal Malayan Naw at a ceremony toha held at the Naval Dockyard, Singapore, on 5_..u. I Tne transfer will205 words
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Article100 1958-10-29 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tueg. All firemen here will be 'rained to operate lifts instated m the "skyscrapers," of the capital, it was learnt today. At the moment, a number of firemen are being trained m the Municipal flats m Edinburgh Circle. Three senior officers of the100 words
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215 1958-10-29 2 SINGAPORE Labour Ministry will try to settle the four-month old dispute between the Singapore Glass Manufacturers Company and the General Employees' Union today. Representatives of the union and the management of the company will today meet the Labour Commissioner. Mr. Goh Koh Pui.215 words
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Advertisement407 1958-10-29 2 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE (CAP.I 74) and IN THE MATTER OF ONG SAM LEONG SONS LIMITED (Members' Voluntary Winding-Up) i 1 AT AN Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at its registered office. Nunes Building, Malacca Street, Singapore, on407 words
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Advertisement878 1958-10-29 2 NOTICES TAKE Notice that Alphonsu s Joseph Maria Ruiter and his wife Jany Teresa Ngui of 35 Balmoral Road, Singapore, have applied to the CivU District Court for an Order of Adoption of an Infant, Ronald Ernest Blom to be called Ronaldus Michael Maria Ruiter the chUd of Richard Ernest878 words
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Advertisement366 1958-10-29 2 NOTICE is hereby given' that I Madam CHUA GEK KIAW* of No. 6. Bukit Timah Road Singapore, have applied for a Ist Class Beer House licence m respect of premises No 951-A, Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore, and that this application will be heard m the Court of the District Judge366 words
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EDITORIAL · SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article486 1958-10-29 3 The Tunku 's Critics FEDERATION Premier Tunku Abdul Rahman's eddress to the conference of Singapore's UMNO delegates lost Sunday has had a mixed reception from the leaders of four political groups here. Reaction to his views on present political developments and Singapore's future m relation to the Federation were constructively486 words
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Article253 1958-10-29 3 THE Domestic Employees Union m Singapore is planning to call on all amahs, gardeners, car drivers, hotel boys and others employed m similar capacities to strike as part of what it calls a 'get tough campaign" m protest against the Government's delay m its promise "to look into253 words
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Article46 1958-10-29 3 OFFICI: 23 L.m Tack K«m S'tonl. PO Box No 1563 Cables: •TIGERNEWS «v* Tel ***** < 5 lines All departments. <UA ULUMfUI: Ch'na Insura^ Bldg.. 174. Batu Rd. »>oh Teleo*^on« %ft2o A '1 sV g f» vil^ 41 91-A, Bukit China Tel: M7i46 words
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Article, Illustration1124 1958-10-29 3 Anthony Sampson - 'He Doesn't Need The Dough' Anthony Sampson by NEW YORK JN a grimy Harlem thoroughfare where Negroes m floppy coats and shirts without ties stood joking outside a bar, a Cadillac drew up at the kerbside. Out jumped— yes, jumped— a handsome, stooping man with greying hair and He rushed1,124 words
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Article, Illustration649 1958-10-29 3 JOHN STERLING - PRINCE ON A TIGHT- ROPE JOHN STERLING by PNOM PENH. IMPECCABLE m his grey flannel suit, from Singapore's best tailor, but with his hands calloused by manual labour, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Prime Minister of Cambodia, who now leads his country's delegation m the United Nations, is the living symbol of649 words
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VOICE of MALAYA
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Article200 1958-10-29 3 Sir—In your paper of Oct. 18, a report was published that there was trouble over homes the squatters built "off Sime Road, Singapore" because the land owner sent a demolition squad to pull them down. The demolition squad armed with a City Court Order proceeded to demolish the huts200 words
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Article286 1958-10-29 3 Sir— The Government, ln its campaign to wipe out gangsterism, has given the Police extra powers. No doubt, such powers have produced results. But I am of the opinion that such sweeping powers is inadequate to wipe out gangsterism, because the root of the problem is286 words
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Article, Illustration436 1958-10-29 3 Aster Gunaselura - the NEWS as it strikes me Aster Gunaselura THIS column espies a silver lining m the dark political clouds which have been hanging over Singapore for the past tew months. It has reason to believe that some of the best brains among tho civic-minded have got together to And a436 words
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Advertisement133 1958-10-29 3 AT NEW LOWER PRICES! The economy -minded PRAKTICA FX 3 prikm m f\ 3 Is the only 4\bm r_, m *,n*le-len. reflex camera S"9__ H B. Vfir offer you the 3 most i■» 1 I ill 11 J,,.. r,.r\ features of high priced J^^S fl____o_f senslhle 1 Pkl^ifel the only133 words
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356 1958-10-29 4 NO CRIME— SO FIVE R.I. REBELS ARE FREED They Only Wanted Shelter Ministry MALACCA, Tues. The five Indonesian rebels who surrendered with their gunboat and 5,000.000 rupiahs to the Malacca Police on Saturday have been yet free today. The five Indonesians two of them from Singapore were last seen at356 words
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Article, Illustration180 1958-10-29 4 WHEN Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, British High Commissioner m India, r. turns to New Delhi today, he will take with him a souvenir of his stay m Singapore m the form of his own portrait by the famous Indonesian artist Baden Basoeki Abdullah. The picture180 words
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Article29 1958-10-29 4 GOH Cheng Teck. 20, was robbed at dagger-point of hi? watch, gold chain and ring worth $150 by two thugs m Battery Road, Singapore, on Tuesday night.29 words
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Article88 1958-10-29 4 UNION SEEKS $14,000 BACK PAY THE Singapore General Employees' Union will meet the management of the Ben and Company Ltd., today to discuss the payment of $14,000 back pay to 11 of its employees. The union alleged that the company did not pay the 11 employees overtime, Sunday and other88 words
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Article211 1958-10-29 4 THE Nanyang University Students' Union yesterday urged the Singapore Government to implement the Nanyang Ordinance as soon as possible. In the editorial of the newly-published University Tribune, the union pointed out that the passing of the Ordinance would place Nanyang m a stable and independent211 words
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Article35 1958-10-29 4 THE Orthodox Syrian Church m Singapore will hold a food and fun fair on Saturday, beginning at 11 a.m. at the Monks Hill Secondary School to raise money for the Church Building Fund.35 words
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Article110 1958-10-29 4 WE ARE EXPLOITED -WORKERS A DELEGATION representing the 1,000-s.rong Singapore National Union of Building and Construction Workers will meet the Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, today to complain tha. they are being exploited by some contractors. The union- alleges that since they are at present employed through contractors, they110 words
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Article51 1958-10-29 4 THREE men were charged m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with the murder of Lao Kang Swee. 52. about 2.30 p.m. last Saturday. No plea was recorded. The men, R. Nallatamby. V. Salaya and P. Adaykalam were ordered to be remanded m the C.I.D. till Nov.51 words
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Article, Illustration212 1958-10-29 4 Electric box goes up in flames MORNING shoppers walking along the fivefoot way of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank m Collyer Quay, Singapore yesterday were startled to see flames shoot out of an electric junction box. They scrambled away to a safe distance and watched as the 5-foot box becameStandardpic - 212 words
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Article19 1958-10-29 4 SINGAPORE Improvement Trust Labour Union will meet on Sunday at the union premises m Race Course Road.19 words
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443 1958-10-29 4 Principals Wife Found Dead In Hotel Room A SINGAPORE Chinese scnool teacher who left her husband to live with a _e>!cw teacher was found dead m a hotel room on Aug. 29. Coroner, Inche Ahmad bin Hussien was told this /esterday at the inquiry into the death of Shyu Jing443 words
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Article35 1958-10-29 4 THE Federation Government is negotiating with the Singapore Government 1 1 set up a Pan-Malayan Department of Tourism with the present Director of Tourism m Singapore. Mr R. A. Howlett. as departmental head.35 words
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Article69 1958-10-29 4 MALACCA. Tues. Three Chinese students, one of whom is a 19-year-old girl, were charged today with being m possession of subversive documents before the President of Sessions Court, Mr. X Soma- sundram. They were allowed ?2.nnn bail each until Nov. 20 when the69 words
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273 1958-10-29 4 Dr. Bowler - Dr. Bowler PENANG. Tues.-The paedial^^^^^^^ Hospital, Dr. D. P. Bowler, Lo a talk 1 fc Ge^r a a. the new School of Xursing here 1", p _J l,0 "iyeliti s said that "we should have an evtr. \li* y Yen, »S weapon273 words
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59 1958-10-29 4 SINGAPORE Police are investigating the loss of 16,000 worth of razor blades from a godown m Clarke Street. The blades, property of Barlow and Company, were Sound missing over the weekend when a check was made of the stork. Police believe that the blades59 words
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199 1958-10-29 4 Matrons Of Park To Choose A 'Queen' PENANG, v Trade Fair cont< st am the highlight m J a:r Iwi«dS Shaw Brothers to e< phr the Wth anniversary of th New World Part V™ Doc 19 to M 4 Extensive preparati n now being made 3 management to make th.199 words
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64 1958-10-29 4 DIAL 7200 IF YOU SAW THIS ACCIDENT A TT-VFAR-OI.D W9AI I Chvc (tied m i;e General pita' yester lay ifterßOOß lowing an IC id. The" women aras ki W down V v n Iff at H r Bnm Kcr.c. Road Wd ta'Kc-n to the hospita Traffic Po i c are64 words
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Advertisement124 1958-10-29 4 tt \iv€^mfml^ T^ fTT 1 Iff MSjfA NESTUM f/^BI^W NESTLES READY-COOKED 3-CEREALFOOD NESTUM is NOT just for babies you know. It also makes a delicious, nourishing and economical breakfast or light evening meal, for ALL THE mmm^^ FAMILY. NESTUM is very easily prepared for NO .-gSg|e|=g|> COOKING IS REQUIRED; just124 words
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Advertisement79 1958-10-29 4 BORNEO MOTORS we're pleased to announce our AUTO -AUCTION held last Wednesday, was a GREAT SUCCESS!! 00R NEXT ONE WILL BE HELD SOON— WATCH THE PRESS FOR DETAILS NOW WE NEED MORE mm _Pt_ a** I I ar* ar mrm kr USED CA K j Villi v \s r\\ Mm79 words
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108 1958-10-29 5 'Union boss had Red star cap' charge PhWNG. Tues. Chair mm of the Penang and Prmince .Vellesley General Bator?* Union. Teoh Choon Bok. claimed trial m the Sessions Court today to a charge of having a fivepomtrd red star, which is a prohibited emblem under the Kmergency Regulations, it Noordin108 words
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Article157 1958-10-29 5 PARTY DRAWS UP NEW PLATFORM THE Singapore Workers ftrt. has drawn up a "re- aionary" platform fcr the I «mi_f' District Council i"-: Legislative Assembly elec The party chairman. Mr. Da Marshall. told The Stan lard \-esterdav that the ■;v. committee of the will meet tomorrow to TtrearaKne" the platform.157 words
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Article, Illustration165 1958-10-29 5 THE Canadian Finance Minis''r. Mr. Donald Fleming. •Ii arrived by Qantas Air w_gra last night, told reI* rtera at the airport that thf International Monetary I tod conference held m tee Delhi recently "had fcea most successful." Fleming said that he ••■1 ju st attended165 words
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Article70 1958-10-29 5 FREE SWIM FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN *HI Singapore City CounJ haa agreed m principle Jj Lp admission of school r -n free of charge to ■J C uncils swimming pools c certain periods m the A detailed scheme to this mm. I now beins worked J* r^v the Council's ArchieJ[ Department70 words
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Article, Illustration207 1958-10-29 5 118 baby-sitter Passed through Singapore yesterday on her way to Sydney to ?*j[Pa 20-month-old child for a 10,000-mUe flight Miss Sheila Beriy. a 20-year- ex kind wwrten school, teacher, has only been an air s fo three months. i_.li 4 Bhe ls known from India to London and from207 words
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229 1958-10-29 5 Con-Men Dupe Colony Firm, Flee With Loot A Glib Tongue Over Phone Fools manager Ana Peon TWO elusive tricksters last week carried out a well-planned swindle, resulting m the loss of a consignment of goods worth a "large sum" of money by a wellknown commercial firm m the Colony. Polished229 words
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Article, Illustration58 1958-10-29 5 RI Defence Secretary flies in THE Secretary-General of the Indonesian Defence Ministry. Colonel R. Hidajat, arrived m Singapore yesterday from Jakarta for a two-day visit "to see friends" before flying with his wife to Europe for a month's vacation. He said his brief visit to the Colony and his trip58 words
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Article, Illustration181 1958-10-29 5 TUNKU'S ADVICE was FRIENDLY... KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. UMNO secretary-general. Inche Ismail Yusoff, told The Standard today that what Prime Minister and President of UMNO, Tunku Abdul Rahman, said m Singapore did not m any way imply a Colonial attitude towards the island. Inche Ismail was commenting on attacks by Colony181 words
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Article77 1958-10-29 5 COUNCILLOR EXPLAINS ABSENCE SINGAPORE City Councillor, Mr- Lee Hwee Yiow, yesterday said he had asked the acting Chief Administrative Officer to investigate why no agenda of the Staff Committee meeting held on Monday was sent to him. Mr. Lee, a member of the Staff Committee, said that since he did77 words
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98 1958-10-29 5 A CHINESE school teacher and his friend were discussing badminton when another man intruded. This resulted m a quarrel m which the teacher, Kao Boon Moh, 28, was assaulted and seriously injured m Amah Keng village, Singapore, yesterday. Kao of Kay Wah School was taken98 words
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95 1958-10-29 5 THE Singapore Harbour Board tug Griper, towing two lighters yesterday evening, raced out to the stricken vessel, Zeta Trader, aground off Pulau Mantaras, 35 miles off the Colony since Oct. 21. The freighter un\oad mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmm tons cargo orderß to95 words
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129 1958-10-29 5 DE-LICENSING OF STALLS: NO DECISION YET A SUGGESTION to terminate the issue of licences to private markets was deferred by the Singapore Hawkers Advisory Committee at its meeting yesterday. The committee was told that there were complaints of exploitation of stall holders by market owners and tuat they were charged129 words
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262 1958-10-29 5 CUSTOMS IN FED. PULL IN $103. 5 m. KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— The Ministry of Finance report for the third quarter of 1958 shows that customs and excise revenue amounted to $103.51 million compared with $96.95 million m the previous quarter. Collections under rubber are almost $6 million greater than m262 words
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Article207 1958-10-29 5 Death Crash Ex-Red Fined IPOH, Tues. —An exterrorist, now attached to the Special Branch, Lee Pek Kong, 21, was fined a total of $575, m default 23 weeks' imprisonment, by Magistrate Inche Abu Johan today when he pleaded guilty to four traffic offences. Lee, a provisional driving licence holder, admitted207 words
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Article39 1958-10-29 5 LEE Lai Hong of Park Road, was acquitted m a Singapore Court yesterday on a charge of using criminal force on a woman with intent to outrage her modesty at a wayang m Tanjong Pagar on Sept 1.39 words
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Article28 1958-10-29 5 A CAR, worth $5,185 was stolen from the Municipal car park, off Mountbatten Road, Kuala Lumpur early yesterday morning. It belonged to Mr. Lee Yee Wah.28 words
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326 1958-10-29 6 Now It's Back To The Land For Many Tin Mine Workers KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. With the price of rubber remainin? remarkably steady, employment m the industry continues to maintain a high level, says the September report of the Department But m the tin326 words
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Article207 1958-10-29 6 Battle of wits over entry PENANG, Tues. There is always a constant battle of wits between the Immigration Department and certain "unscrupulous" persons applying for entry of their relatives into the Federation. Thi s was disclosed by a spokesman for the Immigration headquarters today. He said that there were indications207 words
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Article102 1958-10-29 6 SLEEPING BOY CRUSHED TO DEATH A 15-YEAR-OLD apprentice fitter was crushed to death while he slept m the compound of a workshop m Sambau Street, Singapore, yesterday morning. The boy. Low Kirn Seng, was sleeping on acampbed under a cherry tree when a backing lorry knocked the bed over and102 words
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Article57 1958-10-29 6 THE following were elected office-bearers of the newly formed Malay Language Student Society at an inaugural meeting at the Serangoon Malay School. President: Mr. I. M. Kassim, vice-president: Mr. Ariffin bin Mohamed Said, secretary: Mr Abdul Shukor bin Yusop, asst. sec: Miss Asman binte Yahya and57 words
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Article233 1958-10-29 6 I MADE NO THREAT, SAYS SIB MAN SPECIAL Investigation Branch Sergeant T. N. Wilson of the Singapore section of the Military Police yesterday denied before Third District Judge, Mr Choor Singh, that he had uttered a threat or made a promise to a man before he recorded a statement from233 words
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100 1958-10-29 6 Do You know this man? Police seeks information SINGAPORE Marine |> ol r H appealed to the public to h. /"""M body of Ban h <•<»«., J Kochore River ■fc'cKS* H Tb« bod, was discovered I'*°' The following JJ «H H man: Height 5 ft 4 ins D U wtth100 words
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Article, Illustration241 1958-10-29 6 Malayanization gives more benefits to taxpayers— Ong THE MAYOR of Singapore, Mr. Ong Eng Guar, yesterday told a group of visiting Thai students that tne Council was endeavouring to reduce administrative costs to provide additional amenities to the public The students called on h:._i at City Hall. Mr. Ong explainedStandardpic - 241 words
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Article142 1958-10-29 6 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 87* 88* R.S.S. No. 1 88| 89 R.S.S. No. 1 Dec 88* 88? R.S.S. No. 2 86* 86* R.S.S. No. 3 85 85* Tone:— Steady. The tin price in Singapore wa s $374 per142 words
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Article60 1958-10-29 6 TEN chap-ji-k« ijstine c 338 were Tan Bo:;. Chi 8 arrested by a let* .f' d Junction of P< 5 Tra< Street mor:. ing. Sew B hours i rhM*ed a SiiWM with a Wtol of i ap p,e adec V RBI r i Ma- irate -.-s60 words
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Miscellaneous348 1958-10-29 6 Ui |Tr7w¥Tr,_____r¥T_r__TTaf_^l 3 __L^ Vil ill I Wil *J i sV .1 1 1 test Committee Meeting. ■fel fl'lk |f/«l k f ffl _f 'l __Fi"if *1 k 1 fill p.m-9.30 p.m. Basketball Team a^^^^aL___________L________L______t____________r __i 1 lilT_ill V mm. V^W Tournament I w*mmmmm m mmmm\r7rrmA MfJfgjsY____l__K__r_____sirf___l _____fl__r_____r___F3 fl I348 words
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Article, Illustration103 1958-10-29 7 Stricter eye on the sea urged INDONESIA'S former Trade Minister, Professor D. Soenardjo, yesterday called for stricter checks by the Singapore and Federation Governments on smuggling between Indonesia and Malaya. Professor Soenardjo arrived m the Colony from Jakarta on his way to become Indonesia's first Ambassador to Brazil. He left103 words
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Article127 1958-10-29 7 UNION AIRS VIEWS ON JOB PRIORITY SINGAPORE City Council Market and Hawkers Department Workers Union m a three-point memorandum to the acting Chief Administrative Officer. Mr. P. C. Marcus, urged the City Council to give priority for jobs to sons of employees irrespective of residential qualifications, as long as they127 words
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298 1958-10-29 7 Lee's idea to clear backlog of allocations INDEPENDENT Assemblyman for Queenstown, Mr. Lee Choon Eng, yesterday suggested that the Singapore Improvement Trust should close its application register for 14 months with effect from tomorrow as the first step to introducing a new298 words
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445 1958-10-29 7 Bank Shroff Gets 4 Years' Jail For CBT IPOH, Tues.— Cheong Sik Kwan, 31, former shroff of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank's Ipoh branch, was today sentenced to four years' jail by Mr. Justice Good when he delivered a written judgment before a packed Perak High Court, m a five-day445 words
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Article184 1958-10-29 7 Salesman Took Firm's Money A SALESMAN, Tan Chin Chuan, 46, yesterday pleaded guilty m the Singapore Fourth District Court to a charge of criminal breach of trust of $1,975 belonging to the Van Houten Far East Limited at Chulia Street. Tan was said to have committed the offence between Aug.184 words
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Article, Illustration195 1958-10-29 7 GIRL WHO IS TIMID OF LOW CEILINGS LOW CEILINGS m night clubs have always got m the way of curvaceous acrobatic dancer, Sigrita, especially when she was being whirled over her partner's head. "I once struck my foot against a ceiling during the act and oh, how it hurt," she195 words
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Article37 1958-10-29 7 THREE thugs, one of them armed with a dagger, on Monday night bound hand and foot, a coffee stall-holder and his wife and then relieved them of cash and property worth $162. m Kuala Lumpur.37 words
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Article256 1958-10-29 7 A 23-YEAR-OLD porkseller, Mak Kai Kong, was assaulted by gangsters m a market m Beach Lane, Singapore on Monday night because he had talked to a pretty girl. The Standard learned this yesterday from the victim after he was discharged from the General Hospital256 words
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Advertisement888 1958-10-29 8 MITSUI |£j LIME S'por* P.S'hom Penan. POR JAPAN M 8 J00a n 10N._ IN« "?m "..^"..'Z.'.T".... UN.. 1 1 N., 10 N.. Accepting cargo for Central and South American ports with transhipment at Japan on through bills of lading. FOR U.S.A vio SUEZ For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore via Bombay.888 words
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Advertisement627 1958-10-29 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES MOMIWARPS Soilings to. Aden P.* c ,II MJ rert Said. Genu. Rotterdam. Hamburg. Bremen, Cope«he,eu G fc PATAGONIA 13/ M Nov Calling Gdynia 5 1 5 N^ KOREA 22 2. No, Calling Gdynia. JUTLANDIA 22/23 Nov 24 25 Nov Calls London (Passengers Only) 6 2 Passenger Accommodation627 words
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Article44 1958-10-29 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Minister for Natural Resources has fixed the tenth contribution period under the Tin Control (Buffer Sto-k) Regulations, 1956 from Nov. 1 to Nov. 30. The rate of contribuiior. will be $21.00 a picul (unchanged from previous period).44 words
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Article52 1958-10-29 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Canada: buying T.T. 31-15/16. OD. 32-1/16. 90 days 32-3/8 credit bills, 32-1/2 trade bills. SelHng. T.T. or OD. ready: Canada 31-9/16; Swiss Francs 142-1/8: French Francs *****; Belgian Francs 1617. Other exchange rates52 words
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123 1958-10-29 9 SINGAPORE rubber circles feel uncertain about the effect the reported Russian deal with Indonesia will have m the local market, an informed source lndiBBBBBBBBBBB^BBBBBBBBBBm Russia is to beß Indonesia! thousands! Indonesian rub-B year.B The source said the mainß question m the minds of! traders "Howß123 words
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374 1958-10-29 9 -Price Up Cent On Low Offerings SINGAPORE rubber price gained 3/8 cent yesterday, to close at 88-3/4 cents per lb. for International first grade November, due to low offerings. The market opened slightly lower m sympathy with overseas advices. It steadied later on a quiet market, with sellers rather reserved.374 words
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Article81 1958-10-29 9 SAIGON, Oct 28 Many new uses of traditional Vietnamese,^ materials and skills were illustrated m a nandicraft exhibition held m Saigon recently. The exhibit showed the progress made thus far m the joint republic of Vietnam-L" S. project to develop new designs for handicraft products, hoth81 words
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Article63 1958-10-29 9 Air-borne and ground survey teams have beep extending their search m Britain for uranium the raw atomic fuel which at present has to be imported. Extensive searches have been carried out m Cornwall. Devon and Somerset, and consideration is being given to extending the search area63 words
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Article168 1958-10-29 9 OUTER ROADS Oulidia. Sunon, Bela, Lily. Livcnza Lok Sang, Waiwerang, Glenorchy. Libertad. Iseadru Maru, Sambas. Koscuiszko, Tasei Maru, Baud, Planet, Pres Pierce, Benvannoch Nieuw Hoiland. Mahadevi. Tanagara, W:ng On. Naratu JVfaru. Lapaz, Tees Breeze. Garuda Mas, Ndrvest. Tyndareus, Borus, Max Brander. Lantao Berebere. Sanana, Lidia. Summit Barumun.168 words
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261 1958-10-29 9 'INVESTORS WAIT FOR ELECTION RESULTS' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Singapore investors would wait until the results of the next general elections some time early m 1959 before putting more money into local projects, Mr. P. M. Shah, a visiting Indian economist, Mr Shah is editor of the "Indian Exporter and Importer"261 words
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Article, Illustration78 1958-10-29 9 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, meets Mr. C. Hernaez. (third from left) Secretary of Commerce and Industry of the Philippines, at the latter's office m Manila.. Mr. Jumabhoy was visiting tbe Philippines as President of the Pacific Area Travel Association (PATA).78 words
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Article57 1958-10-29 9 The Economic Development Institute of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank) opened its fourth six-month course m Washington yesterday. Burma. Ceylon. India. Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Federation of Malaya. Republic of Vietnam and Pakistan are among the countries represented. Malaya's representative is Hooi57 words
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Article196 1958-10-29 9 U.K. Cable Firm Wins Grand Prix A BRITISH telecommunications firm, Standard Telephones and Cables Ltd. has been awarded a Grand Prix and three other prizes for exhibits on its stand m the British Industries Pavilion at the Brussels Universal and International Exhibition. The other prizes are a __old Meaal and196 words
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Article59 1958-10-29 9 GENEVA, Oct. 28 (Reuter) The world's six major wheat exporting countries Argentina, Australia, Canada, France, Sweden and the United States— will meet representatives from 42 importing countries m Geneva today to work out a new international wheat agreement. The conference, which has been called by59 words
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Article352 1958-10-29 9 Quiet Trading On Share Market THE Malayan share market was generally quiet m all sections yesterday, with prices inclined to sag. Turnover was small. Price changes announced by the Malayan sharebrokers were INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Malayan Cement I- 46 149 Metal Box 170 1.73 Straits Traders ($1) 145 150 MININGS352 words
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Article92 1958-10-29 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per piruJ yesterday were: Copra Oct.-Nov. $372 buyers $38J sellers coconut oil m bulk $57 sellers m drums $60£ sellers; Muntok white pepper $123 sellers; Sarawak white $122 sellers; Specia. Sarawak black $71. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair merchantable mixed copra,92 words
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Advertisement111 1958-10-29 9 yyWßßmmmzM&<--- t^__b__^_» .a.. I m or anarcfv? ladling energy i• which helps to make, good the A deficiencies m your diet A Ba j ti^ and it induces sound m\\m\mm mVm '^___liii_____fc s v. restful sleep so that you really 'd J*.)JsPi *^ififlß_!^_^ feel fit and full of energy. KE^IIIrI111 words
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Article, Illustration728 1958-10-29 10 7ke CLASSICS Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre" was the book that made her famous. She was the daughter of a poor clergyman m the north of England, by descent Irish, and her life has been called a martyrdom to the sense of duty. Much of her work was biographical,728 words
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Article451 1958-10-29 10 Next Week Rochester has a wife living at this moment m his house!" The man who spoke was a solicitor, the legal representative of the mad woman's brother. and m an instant he had brought the tragedy into the one really joyous moment of Jane's life. It was451 words
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Article, Illustration188 1958-10-29 10 r rHE War Oflice m London held a mannequin parade recently to show their new fashions m service uniforms. And (m picture top left) this is what the WRAC of tomorrow will look like. The uniform is m Lovat Green with shoulder straps piped m188 words
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Article, Illustration35 1958-10-29 10 -THE MISERIES AND ROMANCE OF AN ORPHAN The Miracle But there came a miraculous day uhen Rochester said suddenly, "Jane, hare you a glittering ornament round your neck have you a pale blue dress on35 words
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Advertisement190 1958-10-29 10 The world famous family of k TIGER medicinal products Br%m v. V-^^^W^^^^^^MMM^MMC^HflK^^^^^EcjjM -"%J^__^i_Bp-____y _.'__l_________fc_&_j^^^B^^^Kf^B _K§ ..8l __m_*'^______E_N_l __l__P^______K •■•'^^&_______________j_l CHINKAWHITE S This invaluable Wind Mixture is on excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, Indigestion, Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL > We accept FIXED190 words
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Article423 1958-10-29 11 Vanitas Best In The 2.15 V TAS should win this on j. ond to Bintang Timor c the Br. kit Timah mile 8.4 on a yielding track 2 •s the a__t rtay at the sime mmmtiing r.e finished fifth to garh.ko er 9t. after hem? ninenl all the way. Vanirarriea423 words
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Article235 1958-10-29 11 Suning who finished third ■pd -econd m hi s last two its is the logical choice Jgr the mile race for Class 2. wvision 3 performers. Stoning came m third to Amusement World over 9f JjUi 3.11 at the Aug./ Sept. Singapore meeting. A week jwliei235 words
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Article1494 1958-10-29 11 TODAYS CARD IG SWEEP BIG SWEEP will be drawn on Race 8. Cash Sweep will be held on Races 4, 5, 6 and 7. The Fortune Tote is on Races 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8. REDIFFUSION I REDIFFUSION will broadcast commentaries on I all events to listeners oats1,494 words
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Article97 1958-10-29 11 "I GOING fxpecfec/ To fie jjjjjjjjl SCRUTINEER FRANCIS 1. VANITAS VANITAS Time To Reason Time To Reason Bonanza S-hylock Home 2. FULL HOUSE FULL HOUSE Buloh Perindu Buloh Perindu Now Showing Now Showing 3. STERLINC SHABASH Irish Wit Sterling Senang Hati First Trick 4. COFFEE CALLANT EXPORTER EMPEROR Cunong97 words
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Article352 1958-10-29 11 SCRUTINEER - SCRUTINEER By JJIGH SOVEREIGN, after winning first time op and then second m his only two starts m the country, is now sent up a class. He is undoubtedly top class material and should readily make amends for his expensive failure last352 words
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Article237 1958-10-29 11 THE mile race for horses Class 2, Division 2 (Race 7) is an open affair m which at least six of the runners can be given strong chances. My choice is Winnetou. Winnetou, made a raging favourite m his last outing at the last meeting237 words
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260 1958-10-29 11 Sachiko Should Make A Safe Each-way Bet SACHIKO made hacks of a Division 3 field over 9f at the last Singapore meeting, romping home by five lengths with 8.10. On that performance she should be good enough to win Race 5 for Class 2, Division 1 horses. A promotion of260 words
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Article238 1958-10-29 11 Watch Coffee Exporter With practically nothing on his back the temperamental Coffee Exporter should slam the opposition m the sprint for Class 1, Div. 2 horses —if he gets off with the rest of the field. I doubt any of this field can match Coffee Exporter for sheer speed. Early238 words
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Article223 1958-10-29 11 dghj kljgh gfh Woodcote Lady .stands out as an extra good :hlng ln the last race, the sprint for Class 2, Division 1 horses. Woodcote Lady put up a sparkling display on the first day when she beat High Sovereign by three lengths, returning 1223 words
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Advertisement121 1958-10-29 11 P^i^tSSS rht P°Pu'«* trnoll console, typifying |j the timele** Grundig design ond equip- 1 ped with o powerful radio chosil* ond 5 loudspeakers to provide the mat \M} m^i P ,n ,ltt r »ng pieosure. 7028 WE Built-in 8 votve? tupert__. rod'o. tro- »7_/ picoli'.ed. 6 push buttonv 5 multisonlc121 words
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324 1958-10-29 12 USEFUL PRACTICE FOR BAILEY COWDREY PERTH, Oct. 28 (Reuter) MCC batted throughout the rain-shortened final day of their match against the Combined XI here today. It ended m a draw. Trevor Bailey and Colin Cowdrey obtained useful practice m unfinished stand of 166 for the fifth wicket. Cowdrey reached his324 words
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Article174 1958-10-29 12 SINGAPORE will meet the Joint Services m a charity soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday, at 5.30 p.m. Proceeds of the game will go to the Poppy Day Fund. The Band of the Royal Marines will be m attendance. Admission is $2 and $1. The174 words
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Article26 1958-10-29 12 RAF Seletar trounced the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Sports Club by four goals to nil m a friendly hockey match at Farrer Park yesterday.26 words
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Article306 1958-10-29 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. New Zealand, Australia, India and Pakistan has been invited by the Malayan Cricket Association to play, and if possible, send their star s to conduct 'clinics* m Malaya. The secretary of the MCA, Mr Ken Murphy, told The Standard that he had306 words
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Article125 1958-10-29 12 'Operation W. Watson' Successful PERTH, Oct. 28. (Reuter)— Willie Watson, the England and Leicestershire batsman, was successfully operated on this morning for the removal of a piece of loose cartilage from his left knee. Watson is expected to be out of wicket for four or five weeks. Mr. Freddie Brown,125 words
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Article40 1958-10-29 12 Trailing 8-0. Johore Banru United rallied strongly m the second half to beat Naval Base by 13 points (two rfoals and a try) to eight (a goal and a penalty) m a rugger match at Naval Base yesterday.40 words
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Article120 1958-10-29 12 MALAYS FIND INDIANS HARD TO BEAT SINGAPORE Indians, experimenting with a young side, were unlucky to go down to title-bidding Malays by a 'gift' goal seven minutes before fulltime m this SAFA Premier League match at Jalan Besar stadium The junior! players side.! They the star-studded! Malay just! Chandra Kr.120 words
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Article158 1958-10-29 12 SINGAPORE RUGBY— R.A.S.C. vs. 75 Sqn. R.N.Z.A.F. R.A.S C. South Johore "A" rs. R.A.M.C. Johore Bihru. S.C.C. "A" vs. All Blues, S.C.C. R.A.F. Seletar vs. Cheshire Regiment, Cheshire Ground. R.E.M.E. vs. Combined Services Trial. G.H.Q. HOCKEY Friendly S.C.C. vs. Wanderers, -derers Ground, 5.30 _> S.H.A. Div. I—C.S.C. rs.158 words
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Article363 1958-10-29 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The star. but the Federation Combined Schools wVr m,SS,n l ful enough to give the Chulalongkorn I St,U pr,w 'rof Thailand a six-nil beating m the floodm^V tea match at the Merdeka Stadium tonight otbal] Brigh t c st V('TloTm:ince^ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ß came363 words
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Article119 1958-10-29 12 Harrison To The Rescue A goal by Harrison, scored during a goalmouth melee just before fulltime, enabled the Singapore Cricket Club to hold the Royal Air Force. Seletar. to a two-all draw m the SHA Div. 1 league match played on the SCC padang yesterday. Seletar took the lead m119 words
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Article36 1958-10-29 12 Quek Hock Seng Capers beat Nee Soon 107-83 m lhe SCAAF basketball tournament ior the Chung Hwa Cup at the Great World last night. In another match, Mm Chong beat Hua Yu 99-74_36 words
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Article190 1958-10-29 12 AFTER holding th* Tni. versity of Malaya to a scorp* less first half. .Vanderffi Sports Club tracked up on resumption to go down b* four goals to one m thpir S.H.A. Division 1 leaj.ii. match at Bukit Timah fM* terday. After a goa less Irst m Varsity190 words
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Article34 1958-10-29 12 PRISONS Sf> '5 H present lead< rs Div. 2 league. pore Recreatioi -c m the.; league n SRC padang ye J fl Trenenheere v Chu. scored for^ 0 Clarke scored lhe Roe-34 words
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290 1958-10-29 12 I IPOH, Tues. A water i ballet, performed for the first time m Ipoh, was the highlight of last Saturday's Poppy Day swim gala held at the Kinta Swimming Club. The "water ballerina" was attractive Mrs. Alex Eady, former member of the Mermaid Swimming290 words
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Article, Illustration985 1958-10-29 13 Matilda Wins Speech Trophy 1 \KIiY large crowd /l of schoolchildren, (p. ihers and parents f-im.d into the Con.r.t of the Holy Infant Jesus Hall last Sunday ii itness the Oratorii|| Contest for all ithnli. Schools orintsed by the Catholic gar ill Guild. Ihe speakers spoke on uars. education, fashkMS,985 words
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Article220 1958-10-29 13 Uncle David - Your Questions -Our Answers Uncle David Q A FOURTH Former, 1 have no fore inclination to study c^i take my Senior Camb"dge Exam, next year. I would like to take up ■ursiWfl as a career out r g mother strongly obftcU to it. Although I like nurginj very much, I220 words
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Article, Illustration471 1958-10-29 13 JJARINDRANATH Chattaopadhyaya, the sixty-one-year old poet and musician, who is travelling round the world to represent his country and promote goodwill between nations, has this to tell me about Singapore students and the standard of education. "I have been very impressed with the warm reception471 words
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Article68 1958-10-29 13 'THE Old Boys' Assoelation of St. Andrew's School will hold their Annual Dinner and Dance at the Capitol Restaurant on November 28. Tickets for the Dinner and Dance, which are priced at $7.50 per head are available from the school. *THE Literary and Debating Society of Oldham Methodist Boys'68 words
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Article352 1958-10-29 13 VICTORY FOR Y.C.S. 'THE Young Christian Students of St. Patrick's a newly-formed apostolic move ment, which devotes itself entirely to the welfare of schoolboys and girls, contested and beat the Young Christian Workers, m an hour long interesting debate over "Science has done more good than harm." The winning team352 words
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Miscellaneous348 1958-10-29 13 T QUOTATION: conservative aFJ _______^__T____ Ev man two perfectly ■■■■ytSHJI food legs who, however, I has learned to walk. F. D. Roosevelt V^U IFA JM mM m *m\\ WEDNESDA V FOR B______l EVERYONE: to 3.20 WTM P.M. be for I V_fM»l| routine and minor matters nU||jiLJ mm there a tendency348 words
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Miscellaneous272 1958-10-29 13 LTL ABNER B Cm PP S- ~p I I H^BUT/VW DECENT FRIENDS *^T1 f LOOK WMAT A/'oKSTOP" STOP!! /ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL^/ MATE NEVERTWINKOF INTRODUCING lJ_- /WE GOT LINED ROfAANCEWILL L t DEAL, HUH, BASSETT? J I MYSELF j LME TO CHICKS.? -ONLW <I_OU MC UPFORVA, <A KILLMEVET—^/li i YOU TIPPED US272 words
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253 1958-10-29 14 FULL AGREEMENT ON DEFENCE AFTER MERDEKA Britain And Nigeria LONDON, Oct. 28 (Reuter) Britain and Nigeria have reached "unanimous agreement" on the help they will give each other m defence and other matters after the West African Federation becomes independent m 1960, it was officially announced last night. A final253 words
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Article223 1958-10-29 14 5 Masjumi Party Men Arrested JAKARTA, Oct. 28, (UPl>— Five members of the West Java branch of the Muslim Masjumi Party have been arrested for issuing a statement criticizing President Soekarno's guided democracy policies, the Chief of the Investigation Department announced today. They were identified as Djaja Rachmat, Mohammed Sapie,223 words
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Article400 1958-10-29 14 A-BAN RUSSIA SAYS NO 'We will carry on till we're caught up with the West 9 UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 28 (Reutej)— Russia yesterday categorically declined to join the United States and Britain m a 12-month suspension of nuclear weapons testing, scheduled to start from Friday. But the Soviet Deputy Foreign400 words
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Article167 1958-10-29 14 Dulles Well Resume Tests 1f... WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (UPI) Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, at his news conference today, said the U.S. would make plans to resume atomic tests if the Russians should continue nuclear explosions beyond Oct. 31. Dulles said Russia had reversed its policy on halting atomic167 words
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Article, Illustration43 1958-10-29 14 A jazz pianist who really swings Photo. A JAZZ pianist who really swings. That's Japanese-born Miss Toshiko Akiposhi caught by the camera m a "hairraising'' performance. Her pony-tail flying, she was photographed during a recent rehe^rsa^Jr^rnranl^^ealinf the rhythm m the chord s.-M U.P.I.U.P.I. - 43 words
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74 1958-10-29 14 JAKARTA, Oct. 28 (UPI)— The "National Front for the Liberation of West Irian" urged Chinese-Indonesians to take Indonesian names. Brig. Gen. Mustopo, Secretary General of the National Front, said m a speech this would relieve the prejudice against the Chinese m Indonesia. He claimed74 words
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Article187 1958-10-29 14 LONDON, Oct. 28 (UPI) Instalment buying restrictions will be abolished m Br tain tomorrow m a sweeping move to stimulate sagging production. The Board of Trade <aid that effective at midnight it will be up to dealers to determine how much, if any, deposits people187 words
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Article42 1958-10-29 14 TWENTY year old Miss Pearl Au. first Cantonese actress to join Hollywood said m Hongkong yesterday that she was due to leave for the United States or Oct 31 to act m a film directed by Mr. Otto Preminger.— (Reuter)42 words
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Article140 1958-10-29 14 Altrincham Attacks The Pope OXFORD, Oct. 28 (UPI) Lord Altrincham. who rcse from obscurity by criticizing Britain's Queen Elizabeth 11, last night blasted the political record of the late Pope Plus XII. He added that the late Pope "utterly failed" to take a Christian stand against inhumanity and persecution except140 words
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299 1958-10-29 14 KIN NOT RICH UNCLE'S WALLET FULL OF DOLLARS' SEATTLE. Oct. 28 (UPl)— The Colombo Plan is not a "rich uncle's wallet bursting with dollars, sterling and rupees," Mohammed Ali, Pakistan Ambassador to the United States, said today. In a statement released here, site of the 10th Colombo Plan Conference which299 words
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141 1958-10-29 14 US Navy Beats UK's Only In Numbers SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 28 (Reuter) Admiral of the Fleet Earl Mountbatten. the First Sea Lord, declared here last night that the United States Navy beat Britain's only m size. He had just arrived m the liner "Queen Elizabeth" after visiting naval establishments m the141 words
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Article219 1958-10-29 14 US Ready To Quit 5. Korea But... WASHINGTON. Oct 28 (Reuter). The State Denartment said yesterday that the United States ana other nations were prepared to withdraw their forces from South Korea, when conditions for a lasting settlement of the problem had been fulfilled. It called on Communist China to219 words
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185 1958-10-29 14 NEW YORK, Oct. 28. A Chinese woman surgeon from Singapore is studying plastic surgery at Wickerham Hospital for the victims of Communist shelling on Quemoy Island, the New York Times reported yesterday. Dr. Hwa Soo-chin plans to spend three months here to observe185 words
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Article, Illustration211 1958-10-29 14 Pakistan Supremo To Clean Up Mess KARACHI a I**** 1 (Reuter) \Z >ct 28 51 today m ha n, control of p su P rp me President iwl? as ter, Defend Z >^ Martial law ai eran trator. A <to"nis. clamation General kteljr P ro has relinq i. Preside-, BW«U0211 words
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Advertisement52 1958-10-29 14 For Comfort and Quiet, Stay at: STRAND HOTEL 21/25, Bencoolen Street* Singapore -7 Mostly Air-Conditioned Rooms C k__?k !ll "E2. < h f ll V ***nmmmi with telephone, b«»h attached with hot ond cold running water. Private Cor Pork facilities. •or Restaurant A La Carte meals, excellent curry rice daily.52 words
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