Singapore Standard, 5 November 1958
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Title Section24 1958-11-05 1 SIGAPORE STANDARD ft s. Telephone ***** —5 Coblt "TIGERNEWS" [FINAL EDITION] SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1958. Vol IX No. 126 15 cts. 14 Poges24 words
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Article, Illustration302 1958-11-05 1 LINDA WEDS SPORE DOCTOR Wedding bells 14 days after release FOURTEEN days after she was released from Outram Prison where she was detained for more than 20 months under a banishment warrant, Linda Chen Mong Hock, a former Chung Cheng High School teacher, married a doctor. Her husband is Dr.302 words
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116 1958-11-05 1 SHARP RISE IN GOLD AND RESERVES LONDON, Nov. 4 (UPI) Britain's gold and dollar reserves rose by 54,000,000 U.S. dollars during the month of October, the Treasury announced today. At the end of the month, the reserves stood at US$3,--174,000.000. In September, the reserves rose by U5531,000,000. This is the116 words
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Article61 1958-11-05 1 NICOSIA, Nov. 4 (Reuter)— Two Cypriot-Greek youths were sentenced to death today after being found guilty of the murder of another Cypriot last July. Today's conviction brings the total of Greek-Cypriots sentenced to death in the last six days to five and during the emergency to61 words
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Article40 1958-11-05 1 VATICAN CITY, Nov. 4, (Reuter).— Pope John XXIII was crowned today on the central balcony of St Peters while a quarter of a million people cheered from the rain drenched square below. Full report in Page 14.40 words
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314 1958-11-05 1 IKE CASTS HIS VOTE AS... WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (Reuter-UPI)— A millionaires battle will hold the attention of Americans today as about 48 million of them vote in the Congressional Elections expected to produce a Democratic anti- Eisenhower landslide. Unless all the polls are314 words
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Article227 1958-11-05 1 GHG It Is Being Used WASHINGTON, Nov. 4, (Reuter) State Department officials today described as "manifestly untrue" Chinese communist charges that the Nationalists on Quemoy had been using poison gas shells. These officials also categorically denied Peking's allegation^that the 'poison ga s attack' was discussed during last month's227 words
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Article, Illustration340 1958-11-05 1 PATIENT MOTHERS QUEUE UP FROM 3 a.m. DESPITE lowering clouds and promises of more bad weather, the two polio vaccination centres at Kallang and the Health Institute, Outram Road, handled a total of 2,203 immunizations and 3,199 registrations yesterday. Mothers began to arrive at the Institute of Health for registration340 words
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Article67 1958-11-05 1 JAKARTA. Nov. 4 (Reuter) —Indonesian Trade Minister, Mr. Rachmat Muljomiseno, told Parliament today that efforts were being made to establish a rubber market in Indonesia, Antara news agency reported. He said that although Indonesia was one of the big rubber producing countries, the price of67 words
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Article23 1958-11-05 1 THE newly installed Burmese government is considering establishing diplomatic ties with communist East Germany, it was reported from Rangoon yesterday.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 23 words
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Article494 1958-11-05 1 19 MORE CASES Pali a scare hitfpu^tv high 4nc/ a stern warning goes out to kindergarten heads NINETEEN coses of poliomyelitis were reported in Singopore yesterdoy the biggest number for ony one doy since the outbreak in September. This brings the total nurrjber of poliomyelitis cases this year to 245494 words
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161 1958-11-05 1 No need to worry Health Officer IN THE FED. SEREMBAN, Tues. State Medical and Health Officer, Dr. C. Nadarajah, told The Standard today that the people in Negri Sembilan should have no reason to be alarmed over the three cases of polio reported during the weekend. He said the cases161 words
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Article121 1958-11-05 1 NINE DIE IN TWO AIR CRASHES SPOLETO. Central Italy, Nov. 4. (Reuter). An estimated 200 pistols and other weapons were found in the wreckage of a Yemeni Airlines DC-3 plane which crashed near here last night. Police reported today. Police, who climbed 2,000 feet up a mountainside to *he scene121 words
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Article81 1958-11-05 1 NAIROBI, Nov. 4 (Reuter) —All African members of Kenya's Legislative Council walked out of the council chamber during an opening policy speech today by the Governor, Sir Evelyn Baring. The African members refused to explain the reason for their walk-out, but sources close to the Council said81 words
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Article26 1958-11-05 1 MR John Diefenbaker, Canadian Prime Minister, and Mrs. Diefenbaker yesterday lunched at Buckingham Palace. London, with the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. Renter.26 words
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Article163 1958-11-05 1 Rocket to moon up next week WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (Reuter) The United States will launch a third moon rocket "within a week or so/' it was officially announced yesterday. One published report, in the New York Times', said that the launching attempt was tentatively set for next Friday. Mr. Hugh163 words
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256 1958-11-05 2 S'pore Can Soon 'Talk' To World By Teleprinter SINGAPORE will soon be linked with major rij of the world by the new international teleprinter change service Telex. Manager of Cable Wireless, Mr. A. T. Woods, told The Standard yesterday that Telex equipment was now being installed in the C. &W.256 words
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Advertisement1745 1958-11-05 2 l<^^ n^^^J S ar _^P TENDER NOTICES P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will elose at 12 noon on the 28th November, 1998, at the office of the Director of Public Works, Federation of Malaya, Maxwell Road, Kuala Lumpur, for:— "The supply and delivery of Asbestos Cement Pipes, and Bolted Gland Joints,1,745 words
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Advertisement610 1958-11-05 2 SINGAPORE CUT COUNCIL NOTICE THE City Council proposes to recommend that the undermentioned street be specified for hawker pitches: FRENCH ROAD... South side only. Occupiers of the buildings in this street and any other persons concerned, who wish to make representations to the Committee against the proposal, should submit their610 words
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Advertisement1174 1958-11-05 2 NOTICES THIS is to Inform the NOTICE is hereby given publte that Mr. CHOO TAK that I. ANOKHO THANG CHUAN is no longer In our of No. 469. Geylang Road, employ and has no authority Singapore, have applied for a to transact any business or raising of status from Ist1,174 words
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Advertisement670 1958-11-05 2 K. M. S. {MALAY STATES) RUBBER PLANTATIONS, LIMITED. Forty-Eighth Annual General Meeting to be helit on 27th November, 1958. Silt JOHN HAY'S STATEMENT I The reduction in our orofits is no due to any decline in estate performances. The primary cause Is ita M the price of rubber. This happens670 words
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EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article811 1958-11-05 3 THERE was a pleasant change in Singapore's political climate yesterday following the exclusive announcement in The Standard that the leaders of the Labour Front, the Liberal Socialists and the Workers' Party have been engaged in negotiations for setting up a three-parry ''grand alliance'* to contest the general elections811 words
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Article78 1958-11-05 3 Sir, With reference to the chaotic conditions prevailing at the centres for the registration o* children for immunization against polio, would the authorities not consider registering school children through the schools and vaccine given at the schools, thus relieving the congestion at the registration centres. Assuming that78 words
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Article1315 1958-11-05 3 ANDREW SHONFIELD - ANDREW SHONFIELD =*«r LONDON I'HE Treasury estimates that the average American family has about five times as much hire-pur-chase debt outstanding as the average British family, it is a safe prediction that so long as the new freedom for hire purchase in the United Kingdom1,315 words
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Article, Illustration391 1958-11-05 3 the NEWS as it strikes me QOMMENTING on the American argument that the maintenance of the Chinese Nationalist government in Formosa is vital, if overseas Chinese are not to be won over to Communist allegiance, a London newspaper dismisses the idea that Chinese living in South-east Asian countries ar e391 words
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Article, Illustration798 1958-11-05 3 THE PORT OF LONDON A UTHORITY »Y A Special Correspondent LONDON 'J t HE Port of London Is one of the most extensive harbours in the world, with 36 miles of deep-water quays, hundreds of acres of sheds and warehouses, and an annual traffic of 55 million tons of goods798 words
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Article231 1958-11-05 3 Bouquet for Cheer Fund Sir, The Singapore Standard is to be commended considerably for launching once again "The Standard Cheer Fund" for 1958. This is the seventh year in which the Singapore Standard has put forward an effort to help bring extra joy and additional cheer to231 words
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Article182 1958-11-05 3 Sir The time has come for us to draw the Alliance Government's attention to our department. We served as Junior Civil Liaison Officers ever since the Emergency began. During all these years we have encountered various sorts of hardships. We took risks in the nope that one182 words
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Advertisement130 1958-11-05 3 pflt/r? AIRES 35 V «h^*Pg^V, Th l0 original W SjN^^E^ '•fintments incorporated K^ lo< tht tOp ■IfffCjjSa or Preview of what j^ the 35mm cameras of M the future looks like, ■F Or .i^^^^^^B^B^B^B^B^B^r I yOUf TQVOIfTttO photo** I 3 45** n OOOWPSo lens. f*d Srr?*ice Station .rmtES" DENTAL ft130 words
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Advertisement80 1958-11-05 3 Cuff Links Patented Snap-bar In a large variety jl II lor easy insertion of designs I II FINELY MADE... CONVENIENT... SMARTLY DESIGNED Krementz jcwellry hat enduring rich- nets because it if made with a thick f,| II overlay of hard rolled 14 Kt gold* FINE QUALITY JEVELLR? II POIMMitMt CotarPlm80 words
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Article75 1958-11-05 4 A DRIVER, Maideen bin ™f 2 was yesterday found RS'i? b A* 6 in **Pore Third Criminal District Court on a charge of being a member <jf a secret society— Group 24. Alwi, of Pasir Panjang Road, was sentenced to three years' corrective training by75 words
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Article, Illustration533 1958-11-05 4 Body Of Boy Still Missing RESIDENTS of the Kampong Bahru area yesterday told The Standard that they were the most hard hit by the flood which inundated several areas of Singapore City on Monday. About six inches of sediment had been washed down from the four nearby Hills Bukit533 words
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189 1958-11-05 4 Plan To Train Girls At Airport To Help Tourists SINGAPORE'S Department of Tourism and AinxJ authorities are now working on a plan to help visCl air travellers at Paya Lebar. 'Tlie Standard learnt yesterday that the present girls at the Airport Information Bureau will soon be trained to answer questions189 words
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Article, Illustration82 1958-11-05 4 RAF Plane Skids Into Drain KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Royal Air Force Pioneer plane of 209 Squadron today skidded into a five- foot deep monsoon drain alongside the runway after it had landed at the International Airport here this morning and broke its wheels. The passenger and pilot escaped unhurt.82 words
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Article132 1958-11-05 4 COURT FREES JURY TO DISCUSS LAW KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The jury hearing the taxi driver. Wong Tham Yin murder case was today dismissed for the whole afternoon to enable the Deputy Public Prosecutor and defence counsel to thrash out certain points of law. Appearing before Mr. Justice Sutherland was Ariffin132 words
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Article86 1958-11-05 4 HE ABDUCTED GIRL TO MARRY HER PENANG. Tues. A waterfront labourer, who kidnapped a 15-year-old girl "with the intention of marrying her in future was jailed for six months by Sessions Judge. Mr. Au Ah Wah, today. Shaik Dawood, 36, pleaded guilty to a charge of kidnapping a girl under86 words
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196 1958-11-05 4 UK HAS EVERY CONFIDENCE IN MALAYA SIR GEOFROY KUALA LUMPUR, Tuei British officials are m pressed with the progress Malaya has made in M Initial year of independence Sir Geofroy Tory, U.K. High Commissioner to Malaya, said on arcmi here tonight alter a lourmonth leave. Sir Geofroy. who vsu accompanied196 words
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150 1958-11-05 4 MAN SAYS: I'LL TAKE WIFE BACK IF... IPOH. Tues.-A bin irifift Hor Mok Onn told Magistrate Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan today that he raitd for three long years for bi wife to return to him. bit ritf did not. Hor. was summoned v I* wife Cheong Mun Chun, fcr150 words
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Article, Illustration55 1958-11-05 4 AUSTRALIAN artiste, Rondall Raye, .yesterday donned a filmy veil and the costume f an u« Arabian princess to publicize the Cathay Organization film "Sahu and the Marie nine i Appearing with 6. Khan at the stalwart genii in the film, Rondall attracted Urge crowds55 words
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Article63 1958-11-05 4 &HAIK Dawood, 41 p not guilty in the Sin? Ninth Magistrate's Couri •■<* terday to a charge of com ting criminal intimidation threatening A Syed Ah j in *ront of 30, Robinson K^d on Wov. 2 Tile Magistrate. Mr R B Pates, allowed him bai %2JOOQ63 words
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Article32 1958-11-05 5 SINGAPORE Anti-Tubercu-losis Association was richer by $414 because of a request by the family of the late Mrs. Tan Soo Guan that this money should be sent to the association.32 words
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Article, Illustration167 1958-11-05 5 Koaxing Did 1t... k HUNDREDS of residents in Nargis Street in Singa■rt Chinatown yesterday morning watched the ramatic rescue of a 39-year-old seaman from the roof of a three-storey building. The seaman. Yon/? Bah Wah, was standing precariously atop the building. The crowd spotted167 words
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Article131 1958-11-05 5 Jail For Theft Of Iron Pipes JA KAN who laU a Singa>re 0 .rt thai he picked up ro pitcei of iron p:ping in e laDaag was convicted for rfi and sentenced to two lonths 1 iaU jresterday The man, Heo Kim Charm, denied a. legations KM be had strtei131 words
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114 1958-11-05 5 fcA;V M*MFUR, Tues. £jw Minister Tunku Abdul £-an has sent a letter to ZsylFit /Affaires, Emc< &Z ne F fdera! Republic Skin Hemz PaT I th* f hl? government IB cfolr 1 of the mobile antirtiS? f o^ anti-tuberculosis c StK f orma!1 .Y114 words
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Article142 1958-11-05 5 No Tenders For Pipe Laying Jobs SINGAPORE City Council, in future, will not call for tenders for laying of communicating water pipes on behalf of the Council. The Council's Public Utilities Committee yesterday took this decision. The Committee also delegated power to the City Water Engineer to accept quotations and142 words
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Article50 1958-11-05 5 Pr 7 Xllla ry Air Force v educa t ert PPI L Catiolls i™<* -r.r.; n f d enterprising E^^ISHS local ge e is Senior Camr xa^natlon. b*Wd ing Sh^^ b sent to E Fr^e? Oh ic\ V n Auxiliary stfi Sapo re KaLang Airport,50 words
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293 1958-11-05 5 Vasagar's 15-minute Spell On Chair Cause Of It A BATTLE is brewing over the question of whether a part of the proceedings of last Friday's ordinary meeting of -the Singapore City Council should be recorded in the official minutes of the293 words
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130 1958-11-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation of Malaya will be represented by the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, at the Colombo Plan Conference at Seattle. U.S.A., on Nov. 11. The Minister, who was originally scheduled to leave Kuala Lumpur by130 words
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Article99 1958-11-05 5 IPOH, Tues.— A promise that they will strongly urge Government to start a scheme for adequate relief for the unemployed by issuing licences to hawkers and petty traders to tide over the present slump is made in a manifesto published by candidates of the National Association99 words
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211 1958-11-05 5 One Tattoo Mark Left... But That's Sufficient Evidence NG CHWEE BOCK, 22. a painter, yesterday said before Singapore Second District Judge Mr. D. C D'Cotta, "I have been cleansed of my sins since my release from prison." The man added that during his stay in prison after his conviction in211 words
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Article139 1958-11-05 5 SINGAPORE City Council may issue temporary permits for all unauthorized buildings put up before January this year provided they are "structurally sound." The Council will also institute action against owners of unauthorized buildings constructed after January this year. Such action, according to a Committee paper,139 words
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Article212 1958-11-05 5 INDEPENDENT Assemblyman for Queenstown, Mr. Lee Choon Eng, will ask the Minister lor Labour and Welfare, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, at the Legislative Assembly meeting today for the membership and the incomes of various Seamen's Unions in the Colony. Mr. Lee will also ask for212 words
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261 1958-11-05 5 Postal Traffic Doubles In Ten Years THE postal traffic of Singapore and the Federation has more than doubled in the last ten years. From 72,500,000 items in 1947 it grew to 167,500,000 items in 1956. This was revealed in the reports of both countries which came out in one volume261 words
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Article163 1958-11-05 5 OPERATION BIGSWEEP, launched recently by the Mayor of Singapore, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, is nothing new. The Jakarta Municipal Council for Action had oidered the staff of the Municipality earlier this year to clean the streets where they lived in a mass health campaign.163 words
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194 1958-11-05 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Tues. The alliance expects no opposition in two wards in the forthcoming Town Council elections Alliance secretary. Mr. Tan Cheng Bee told The Standard today. Retiring Alliance Councillor, Mr. Lim Hock Choon is seeking re-election in the Tanah Liat Ward, while the194 words
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114 1958-11-05 5 AUSSIE ARMY CHIEF TO VISIT TROOPS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Lt.-Gen. A. R. Garrett, Chfef of Staff of the Australian Army, flew in here tonight for a five-day visit to Australian troops aiding Malaya's war against communist terrorists. He was received at the International Airport by the Australian High Commissioner. Mr.114 words
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Article64 1958-11-05 5 THE Singapore City Council yesterday warned the public not to purchase any of the 32 unauthorised houses that have been built in seven blocks on Lot No. 1-107, Paya Lebar Road, near the junction of Paya Lebar Road and Bartley Road. The City Architect and Building Surveyor's64 words
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Article45 1958-11-05 5 THE President of Japan Air Lines, Mr. S. Yanagita, arrived in Singapore last night after attending the International Air Transport Association conference in New Delhi. Mr. Yanagita will spend two days in the Colony before returning to his headquarters in Tokyo.45 words
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Article, Illustration466 1958-11-05 6 'Well keep services going THE Federation of Oil Workers' Unions last night promised to co-operate with the Singapore Government to keep the essential services in the Colony functioning in the event of a strike. A 15-man delegation of the Federation made this pledge to the Chief Minister, Tun Lim466 words
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Article265 1958-11-05 6 HOSPITAL CHIEF CLARIFIES MUDDLE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Medical Superintendent of the General Hospital here, Dr. Edgar A2zopardi, explained today that the muddle over the body of a Muslim who died in the hospital over the weekend had resulted from his not having a next-of-kin. The Muslim was admitted to265 words
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234 1958-11-05 6 KUALA LUM#tJR, Tues. The Federation Government has decided that the Civil Defence Department will, as from Jan. 1 be transferred from the portfolio of the Minister for Interior and Justice to the portfolio of the Minister for Defence and accordingly the Civil Defence Corps controlled234 words
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344 1958-11-05 6 Man Slain In Mosque While Paying 'Tax' -Court Told IPOH, Tues. A man was murdered in a mosque during the fasting month while he was paying his "fitrah" (religious tax), after he had said his prayers, the High Court was told today. In the dock stood a padi planter, Abdul344 words
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Article135 1958-11-05 6 THE SINGAPORE ft* Tuberculosis Associate! went to the Sin f ap2 airport at Paya Let* And before the day *n over, nearly 406 ployees of the Mala ?ll ST* y J.J rere x -»Wi under SATA's insura* scheme. The mobile X-ray clink was set up in a hangar First135 words
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Article89 1958-11-05 6 KUALA LUMPUR, frd The Singapore Anti-Tubea losis Association and the La Templer Hospital, have pool their resources to give mtt day sale of work on Nov. I 12 and 13. The sale, which wiii be an at Robinson's here, will la ture children's clothes89 words
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Article56 1958-11-05 6 THE winning lottery in. the draw held at the :?m Red Cross Ball in SingajwJ were yesterday announces V follows Ist prize, 1075: 2nd. 3rd. 1188; 4th. 1056. sth. < 6th, 144; 7th, 272; Bth. 325. 4 9th. 1211. Winners are advised to their Drizes from Mr? C^J56 words
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Article, Illustration126 1958-11-05 6 Sultan (Due For Medical Check-Up) At Film Kenduri THE Sultan of Pahan? yesterday visited toe Shaws Malay Film Productions' studios in Jalan Ampas, Singapore, with hit consort and a party of ten. Before his tour of the studios, 30 Muslim personnel of Shaw's held a Kendor! at which the Sultan126 words
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195 1958-11-05 7 A tonsorial crisis— so THE Singapore Barbers Association yesterday asked the Immigration Department to restrict the entry of Hongkong: barbers into the Colony. In a letter to the Controller of Immigration, Mr. Lim Joo Hock, the association said that local barbers would be195 words
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235 1958-11-05 7 Home Guards In Pahang To Give Up Shot Guns All's well on bandit front: TEMERLOH, Tues. The State Home Guard department is now collecting Government shot guns which were given to the Kampong Home Guard units to protect themselves from the communists at the height of the Emergency in the235 words
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Article121 1958-11-05 7 THE newly-built $12,000 Kampong Teban Community Centre a donation from the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce (Jaycees) will serve as a meeting place for 3,500 inhabitants of the area, mainly Chinese and Malay farmers and fishermen The Hall will be declared open by the Minister for121 words
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Article149 1958-11-05 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) in Singapore yesterday were:— Buyers Sellers Spot 902 9Un. R.S.S. No 1 901 911 K.S.S. No. 1 Dec. 4 901 90i R.S.S. No. 5 87* 87} R.S.S. No. 3 86i 86| Tone: Quietly steady. The tin price in Singapore was $376149 words
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Article54 1958-11-05 7 MANILA. Nov. 4 (Reuter)— Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir. Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications of the Federation of Malaya arrived here today by air from Singapore. The Minister arrived here on a two weeks stay on a grant under the Magsaysay Memorial Fund of the Cultural54 words
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Article34 1958-11-05 7 THE Health Committee of the Singapore City Council yesterday rejected a request from a coffeeshop owner to allow a petition writer to carry on his work in his premises in Upper Hokkien Street.34 words
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181 1958-11-05 7 A PROBATIONARY Inspector, Biant Singh, was yesterday appointed and sworn in as a Hindustani interpreter for a day by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing. The inspector was sworn in to save five witnesses from having to come to court another day for an181 words
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Article43 1958-11-05 7 THE Registrar of Vehicles, Singapore, yesterday issued a list of articles left in taxis and turned in to his Department during the month of October. They included gramophone records, umbrellas, fountain pens, wallets, diaries, clothings, and a tin of petrol.43 words
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Article, Illustration263 1958-11-05 7 She'll Get Bus Lift To Her Fiance PETITE Theresa Virginia Pereira of Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore, who has just turned 21, will soon have her fondest dreams come true. In the first week of December she will be proceeding to Austria to marry her German fiance whom she met in263 words
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Article43 1958-11-05 7 LIM Leong Teng and Lim Teng Hue were acquitted in the Singapore Fifth Magistrate's Court yestecday o n a charge of wrongfully confining Chia Tong Meng and Ng Kan Tong in a vehicle from High Street to Victoria Street on Sept. 22.43 words
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201 1958-11-05 7 Tan's Call To Streamline Show Licensing SINGAPORE Assemblyman Mr. William Tan yesterday called on Government to "contralize" the system of issuing licences under the Public Entertainments Bill. Mr. Tan suggested that instead of appointing a number of officers to issue licences for entertainments, only one officer, or a duly constituted201 words
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Miscellaneous144 1958-11-05 7 and News. 7.10 From the Editorials. 7.15 Sports Reel. 7.30 Wednesday Concert, 8.30 Hear Them All. 9 p.m. In the News. 9.30 Time Signal and News. 9.45 Report on S'pore Legislative Council Meeting. 10 p.m Bora on Broadway. 10.30-11 p.m. Rhythm is their Business. REDIFFUSION (Silver Network): 6.57 a.m. Rediffueion144 words
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Advertisement1111 1958-11-05 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LID. Tel: 241 2 CIS Hnes) I Incorporated M Singapore) 112 Unetl S? 1 *HE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINCt IO LIVERPOOL. CLASGOW. LONDON e> CONTINENTAL PORTB valffn^W W|PIIWM lw pvWWV Via Ofnii P9wi. IV SflV ■iw.iffw Hf|v ivia win iioorfv re proceed via rsnanM o» v»ape1,111 words
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Advertisement903 1958-11-05 8 mm MITSUI Pu LINE S'pora P.S'hom Penonp FOR JAPAN M °PorT 9/10 Not 7/8 Nor 5/6 Not Am pSHT..^. 14 Nov Accepting cargo for Central and South America* ports with transhipment at Japan on through bills of lading. FOR U.S> via SUEZ For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore via Bombay. AkagisaP903 words
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Advertisement701 1958-11-05 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES I HOMEWARDS Soilings for Aden Port Said, Genoa ti .11 UaaiiHM Itraiai Coanohaoaa f»n>w^ l Kgrreraanv wtw^avmw^, -w W w», t^. I S'poro P.S'h«m P*m^ PATAGONIA wn** >*/ llNa Calling GJrui* 1 JOTIANDIA «/iJH« smsmn »«/2jN.| Colls Losidoo (Passengers Only) •fe Passonger Accommodation Available OUTWARDS Soilingt Bosjofcsfc701 words
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Article108 1958-11-05 9 Rubber Up On Buying Support vl "Jl~" Singapore ruober i- i up the oral orire P^ yesterday, to close •I" g erT <; per ib. for tv* market opened slightly ■0 improved New Vork iiel 'A".th narrow >i ons r re ,i= better interest ymel .-pr:. mainly for L ations108 words
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Article30 1958-11-05 9 ij Exchange Banks j m kde !he forowm? rates to merchants 5 TT or O.D ready T inca Ifil9f: Deutsche Italian Lire *****. mse rates remain tp i30 words
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Article75 1958-11-05 9 A CANNED foods sterilizing plant capable of cooking and sterilizing approximately 800 domestic-size cans of food per minute, is now being manufactured in the United Kingdom, During the past twelve months it has been sold to canning companies in Australia. Belgium. Canada, Russia and Switzerland. The75 words
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Article, Illustration330 1958-11-05 9 AN American organization, Conlon Associates Ltd., market research specialists, U to open an office in Singapore soon. Here to plan extension of the organization's activities is its vice-president Mr. Richard L Gerson. Mr. Gerson has been in the Colony for nearly a month conducting "Initial330 words
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Article98 1958-11-05 9 AUSTRALIAN, British and American capital is combined in the formation of a new £A750,000 company in Australia to make carburettors and other automotive components. Overseas companies represented are Bendix Aviation Corporation, of the United States, and Solex Ltd.. and Carburettor Co. Ltd.. ot\ Britain. The98 words
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Article72 1958-11-05 9 JAPAN imported a total of 145,000,000 pounds of tallow during the first seven months of 1»58, a decline of 15 per cent from imports of 171,000,--000 pounds in the corresponding period of 1957. As a result of strong price competition from Australia and Canada, the U.S.72 words
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Article175 1958-11-05 9 OUTER ROADS Oulidia, AUsdijk, Zeeland. Benrinnes, Boms, Daphnella, Thau Mastus, Kirovsk. Garuda Mas. Sidajoe. Sanana. Sunon, Pokoj Max. Brander, Senai, Zeta Trader, Christopher Oldenhorf. Hozan Maru, Inchjura. Wins On, Meishun Maru. Reyniersz. Lidia. Hg. Silvcrstrea, Winona, Bidor, Barumun, Golden Kappa, Rajula, Tresten. Lulu, Lapaz, Palnet. Baud. Summit.175 words
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217 1958-11-05 9 NEW TECHNIQUE TO GROW COCOA IN MALAYA GHG PENANG, Tues. Knowledge on cocoa growing gained from Nigeria and Africa will be applied to Malaya, The Standard learnt. The United Cocoa Development Company Ltd., which has several hundred acres of cocoa planted in Malaya, is sending out an expert early next217 words
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Article, Illustration32 1958-11-05 9 THIS is the $3,000,000 Government office Mock at Petaling Jaya, near Kuala Lumpur. The multistorey building wa s officially declared open by Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, recently.32 words
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Article54 1958-11-05 9 THE Netherlands Dairy Bureau has booked 1,500 square feet of fair space at the Singapore Constitution Exposition, opening on Jan. 24 next year, the Dutch vice-consul in charge of trade, Mr. Evert Bos. said yesterday. The Bureau will display Dutch dairy products, such as milk, milk54 words
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Article188 1958-11-05 9 Demand For Oil Company Shares THE Malayan share market experienced a strong demand for Oil Search shares yesterday, following cabled reports of an "oil find'* by the company in Papua, New Guinea. Business was done in these counters, locally, at steadily rising prices of A5/6, 6/4-1/2, 9/- and 10/3. Nominal188 words
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Article273 1958-11-05 9 MALAYAN Share Brokers' Association reported the following business done yesterday: Federal DisD. $1.08. $1.07; F. N. ords. $1.57 odd lot, $1.59; Gammon $1.665; G'town Disp. $1.95; Hammer $1.57; Jackson $1.14. $1.14A: M. Breweries $2.825; M. Colls. $1.05; McAlister $1.32; M. Cement $1.52; Metal Box 51.72J, $1.72; Robinson ords.273 words
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Article44 1958-11-05 9 KUCHING, Tues. A drive to increase the sale of Government debentures before the closing date on Saturday, is being launched here. A van is touring Kuching and the surrounding district carrying Information and Treasury staff to make on-the-spot appeals and sales.44 words
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Article30 1958-11-05 9 A DOCUMENTARY him, "Steady as She Goes," about towage and salvage work, will be screened in the Shell Theatrette at noon on Friday, by Rotterdam Trading Co. (M) Ltd.30 words
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Article96 1958-11-05 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picuJ yesterday were: Copra Nov.-Dec. $375 buyers $38J sellers; coconut oil in bulk $57 sellers in drums $61 sellers; Muntok white pepper $126 sellers. Sarawak while $125 sellers; Special Sarawak black $72. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair merchantable mixed copra.96 words
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Article174 1958-11-05 9 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce and the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce in the Colony will be represented on the trade mission to Indonesia, sponsored by the Indian Chamber of Commerce, The Standard learns. The two Chambers of Commerce were invited to join the mission by174 words
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Advertisement316 1958-11-05 9 r SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR YOUR GRAND DEEPAVALI T l c ENTERTAINMENT ll J Raj. Kapoor's !AB DILLI JKTPf J f DUR NAHIN Jam^&* r starring ==»^BBJt^# kw l^\ t rovi i ■^■-••-■sWrJ L SILOCHA.VA MOTILAL AiMWAR LPi vAn Indian Film Combine Release >f [A CATHAY ll J II L MIDNIGHT316 words
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Advertisement116 1958-11-05 9 th* PHILIPS PHILISHAVE/4JL£ Try It yourself you'll find this new shaver. Jet, must shave you closer In comfort fast! the ultra-modern Rotary Action **Philishavo*' Just look at its new advantages t A New easier shaving: 240 additional g New closer shaving: Tho patented shoving openings providing a 40% skin-stretcher also116 words
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Article, Illustration1528 1958-11-05 10 "A Clan of Outlaws a Symbol of Terror" 7U CLASSICS NEXT WEEK I FRANKENSTEIN Richard Doddridge Blackmore (1825—1900) was born at Longworta, Berkshire. Called to the bar in 1852, he practised for twelve years as a Conveyancer, but came to see that this was not his true vocation.1,528 words
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Article287 1958-11-05 10 BRITISH NCO, Bombardier J. Collins, of London, (in the picture below) kneels to demonstrate a point to an interested group of Australian gunners during training on the Army's biggest mortar, the 4.2 inch. The gunners, are all members of "B" Troop, 100 "A" Field287 words
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Article208 1958-11-05 10 PARIS. GIVEN the inborn reluctance of the French to pay their taxes, it is an enormous surprise to hear that such a phenomenon as a popular tax collector could possibly exist in this country. But there is certainly one at Hangest-en-Santerre, a little town in the208 words
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Advertisement101 1958-11-05 10 \l(§mmJ/K^M NESTLE'S READY-COOKED 3-CEREALFOOD. NESTUM is NOT Just for babies you know. It also makes a delicious, nourishing and economtau breakfast or light evening meal for ALL the FAMILY. NESTUM is vefy easily prepared lor nu f COOKING IS REQUIRED; Just add milk or water —and sugar or Jam too,101 words
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Article270 1958-11-05 11 o V \uHl Sports Club remained unbeaten to win innporp Amateur Football Association's division P league, and earn promotion into the first division the Jalan Besar Stadium Maxwell beat A bjr *-o goals to one to win the title. J.: etic made a valiant bid to spoil Maxwell's r-i.270 words
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Article233 1958-11-05 11 Another Title Their Way ANOTHER SAFA title f**nt to the Darul Adah hen their 'A' team beat ajaji Sports Club by two Dais to one to win the Division three league at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Darul's first team, now touri ing Federation,233 words
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Article110 1958-11-05 11 ITWE. tetixmuq were selected iUN S:r.£afc:e Amateur ptball Association to meet pang hro friendly Maj a: Jalan Bear Stauturdi.v. Singapore va Pen?a*l \i pjß Seet Yew ar.g; Dam Rahmat, Maton bin Sudasee; Quah Kim pr-.g. Lee Kok Ser.g. Oman *an; Ibrahim Hassan, Tahir be, Arthur110 words
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229 1958-11-05 11 E* 1 *la LIMPIR, Tues. Selan*or Combined '^registered their fifth victory in a row when they 1 lamilians Physical Culture Association 'A' s—o in Hockey Association senior division league J c on the Princes Road Stadium today. Man of the match for the229 words
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Article85 1958-11-05 11 Perak Pick 16 For First Quad. tatti r. C; Sixteen playeremi r will trav^l to ?aso ake part in the »>r-Stat«. Quadrangular ga:S c h ke y tourney ri v... re, Sclangor w Sembilan. r-\/.. wil] be held I *to 10. iftarA "-Sent will be. £and A. Spyker led H,85 words
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Article12 1958-11-05 11 ;o ~v;\U.MPi;r. Tue* v TJE* Inter-schools .c, c final for the12 words
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272 1958-11-05 11 Parker Will Lead S'pore Civilians MAX PARKER of the Singapore Cricket* Club has been chosen to lead Singapore Civilians against Negri Sembilan and Malacca Combined in the South Zone's first H.M.S. Malaya Cup Rugby match to be played on the Padang at 5.00 p.m. on Saturday. Mr. J. Cashin, president272 words
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Article86 1958-11-05 11 Good News About Watson ADELAIDE. Nov. 4, (Reuter). The M.C.C. tourists preparing to leave here tonight by train for Melbourne, received good news of Willie Watson, their injured colJeague, whom they left behind in a Perth hospital. Watson has informed Mr. F. R. Brown, the manager, that he will be86 words
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Article88 1958-11-05 11 ADELAIDE, Nov. 4 (Reuter) Jim Laker, the Surrey offspinner, whose good start to the season has been one of the features of M.C.C's tour so far, reiterated today, that he would be retiring at the end of the 1959 English season. Asked by Reuter, if in88 words
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Article59 1958-11-05 11 UNIVERSITY of Malaya s singles star. Maurice Khoo created the upset of the night when he beat the schoolboy champion, Lee Kin Tat, in straight sets at 15—6, 15—10 in a friendly match between the University and a Singapore Badminton Association team at Bukit Timah yesterday. The59 words
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Article65 1958-11-05 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Federal Police Depot 'B* kept their unbeaten record intact when they held Selangor Ciub to a 2-2 draw in the Selansor hockey Association Division two league match on the Selangor Club Padang here today. Selangor Ciub led 2-0 at half time through goals by Gibbons.65 words
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Article, Illustration294 1958-11-05 11 SOSC Chief warns: Only NOCs allowed to send teams to the Games? IT would be 'very unfortunate* for soccer if the threat to withdraw the Singapore Amateur Football Association from the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council is carried out. Mr. C. C. Tan, president of the294 words
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Article361 1958-11-05 11 Clements Shines In Vain SINGAPORE Civilians again asserted their hockey supremacy over the Joint Services in their annual Poppy .Day match on the Padang yesterday. They won by three goals to nil after a goalless first half. It was the third successive year that the Civilians361 words
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417 1958-11-05 11 It Looks Like A Sure Thing With Sure Profit KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. First to catch the eye as training began for the Selangor races was Sure Profit, newly promoted to class three. Sure Profit clocked the fastest time of the morning's gallops. Starting from the 4i furlongs post, he ran417 words
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Article280 1958-11-05 11 MCFA GO DOWN FIGHTING HONGKONG, Nov. 4. (Renter). A Malayan Chinese soccer team went down to an All -Hongkong: side 5-0 in a floodlit game before 5,000 spectators here tonight. Half-time score was 3 o. Tonight's play was best in the series. Brilliant goalkeeping by Malaya's Sek Sowe Chen prevented280 words
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Article55 1958-11-05 11 TOKYO, Nov. 4. (Reuter).— The visiting United States baseball team, the St. Louis Cardinals today lost to an All Japan team by 2/9 at Osaka Baseball Stadium, Western Japan. The Cardinals still have a six-two lead in matches over the All Japan team. Home runs were hit55 words
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Advertisement155 1958-11-05 11 SUPERIOR SINGAPORE IPOH RUGBY— South Johore 'A' HOCKEY Lower Perak vs. R.N.Z.A.F. R.NZ.A.F. Indian Association vs. M.A S. Ground S.C.C. vs. Royal Speedy Road ground. Engineers, S.C.C. R.A.F. vs. PENANG R.N., Naval Base R.A.S.C. vs. PWliinv R.A.F. Tengah. Tengah All SOCCER Coirimunity Blues vs. R.E.M.E. P.T.S. League Indians vs. Ma155 words
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Article, Illustration488 1958-11-05 12 The story of the CLOWN PRICE of Bashetball AMERICA'S Goose Tatum is to basketball what Malaya's Wong Peng Soon is to badminton, with probably one exception. While the world's greatest badminton player is limited to this country as a professional, Goose Tatum is continuing to thrill thousands of fans from488 words
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Article92 1958-11-05 12 FIELDING a 13-man team, All Whites paid the penalty when they were beaten by Singapore Recreation Club by 19 points (two goals and three tries) to six (two tries) in a rugger match on the padang yesterday. This is the seventh successive victory for the Recs.92 words
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Article111 1958-11-05 12 MELBOURNE Nov. 4 (Re«'*er) Bay stone. whose sire Brimstone is by Dante, the 1°45 English Derby winner, won the A£15,000 (£12.000 sterling) Melbourne Cup run over two miles at Flemington here today. Starting at 10 to 1 the ti-vear-old Baystone, ridden by Eml Sehumacher, finished strongly111 words
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Article415 1958-11-05 12 F.A. Cup LONDON, Nov. 4 (Reuter).— Forty-eight English League third and fourth division clubs and 32 non-League clubs will fight out the first round proper of the Football Association Cup on November 15. At least seven non-league clubs will reach the second round as415 words
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Article146 1958-11-05 12 TAIPEI, Nov. 4 (UPI) Japan's Nippon Kokan quintet chalked up its second win of the Presidential birthday tournament today, nosing out Nationalist China's Kuo Kwang team 89-87. It was the highest scoring game since the tournament opened Friday and gave the Japanese a 2-2 record146 words
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Article24 1958-11-05 12 THE winner of the Race Course Cup was Mr. N. J Tindall who beat Mr. M. g! i Murchison 1 up.24 words
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Article168 1958-11-05 12 LONDON, Nov. 4 (Reutei).rThe Oxford University rowing dispute over training policy and rowing technique has been settled. The 'pirate crew* which was formed with a view to challenging the official crew for the right to meet Cambridge University in the boat race on March 28 next168 words
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Article, Illustration131 1958-11-05 12 The October jinx which has dogged Donald Campbell for seven years prevented his breaking his own world's water speed record on Oct. 24. For nearly ten hours Campbell tried to beat the jinx. Bluebird made eight runs on Coniston Water but each time something went wrong.131 words
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200 1958-11-05 12 LINCOLN SIGN ON GRAVER FOR THE THIRD TIME LONDON. Tues. Andy Graver is back in League Soccer. Where? Lincoln City, of course. Yesterday he joined Lincoln for the THIRD time when the club paid Boston United £1,500 for him. And so centre forward Graver and Lincoln have added another chapter200 words
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Article147 1958-11-05 12 BULAWAYO, Southern Rhodesia, Nov. 4 (Reuter).— Bad light saved Rhodesia from the threat of defeat in their Currie Cup cricket match against Natal here today. They were 162 for nine in their second innings, after following on 273 runs oehind. when play was called off147 words
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Article146 1958-11-05 12 SELANGOR TABLE-TENNIS RESULTS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The following are the results Qf the opening round of the Selangor Table Tennis Association singles tournament played last nicht:— Group 'A'— Man Chuan Kit beat Lee Koon Nam 14-21 21-15, 15-21, 22-20, 21-15; Chiew Fook Sun beat Nu Sing Hon (Walkover); Wong Swee146 words
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Article404 1958-11-05 12 ATHLETES ARE ON RIGHT TRACK... Says PETER WILSON LONDON. Tiies. At last it looks as though I athletes who have so often expressed themselves J and off the record as dissatisfied with the rondujt* the sport are going: to organise themselves. An international athletics club composed of rof Britain's top404 words
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81 1958-11-05 12 Perez Will Defend Title In Manila BUENOS AIRES, Nov 4 (Reuter)— Pascual Perez, the world flyweight boxing champion, will defend his title against Dommy Ursua (Philippines) in Manila on Dec. 15 his manager, Lazaro Koci, said here today. The date of the fight was originally announced as Nov. 29. Koci81 words
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Article118 1958-11-05 12 LONDON. Nov. 3 (Reuter)— Dai Dower, former holder of the British and British Empire flyweight boxing championship, has retired. It was announced today that he had accepted an appointment as physical training and sports master at the Ringwood Grammar School, in Hampshire. Dower, now 25, quickly built up118 words
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Article80 1958-11-05 12 ADELAIDE jR, England capta i Peter had full ±rz p r nets to test hi red W j this morning and r r ~,..v reported thai j Team managi r pBrown said thai Ibe available f< i the team to p Melbourne on Fr: Three of80 words
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Advertisement65 1958-11-05 12 i HELP YOUR CHILD AT EXAMINATION TIME School examination •arc difficult Sanatogen helps a pupil by helping to give energy and mental clantv. good sleep and good ap petit' Help YOUR rh id get good marks With Sanatogei TONIC Corrects d et deficiency* I! i Mlfit &13 $t V (reducing65 words
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Article, Illustration330 1958-11-05 13 WZpc a mathematics P f ats a boy slowly put I hl < hand and asked L j ha\p done sum no- Rpall Verv good my I w b ?efj heartening 2 u>ii improving/' sr I have had RU different answers," K me the crushing reply.330 words
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Article, Illustration235 1958-11-05 13 The Chopra Trophy Winners THERE were more than 120 entries for the Chopra Troph y Photographic Competition sponsor ed by Mr. N. T. S. Chopra and the Photographic Society of Pasir Panjang Secondary School. The judging was held on October 26 and the winners of the handsome Chopra Trophy were235 words
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Article496 1958-11-05 13 OLDHAM BOYS CELEBRATE QLD H A M Methodist Boys' School Literary and Debating Society celebrated their anniversary last Friday with tal e n times, oratorical contests, fancy dress competitions and sketches. The fourteen-item, threehour long programme saw parents, teachers and pupils enjoying themselves imIt was "on with the show" immediately496 words
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Article, Illustration50 1958-11-05 13 RINGING the song "Dream" are the brothers Zechariah, (right) who won the talent contest organised by the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club in aid of the Technical Students Scholarship Fund at the Chin Woo Hall The boys, students of the St. John's Institution, are Peter (left) and Derrick. (Standardpic by Fah).50 words
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Miscellaneous264 1958-11-05 13 nDEBS|H| By RITA DEL MAR r|X>DAY'S QUOTATION: A "No one speaks of us in our presence as he does in our absence." Blaise Pascal WEDNESDAY FOR EVERYONE: Those who are alert, discriminating, discreet will accomplish the most today, as there is a tendency to go off at a tangent or264 words
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Miscellaneous254 1958-11-05 13 LI'L ABNER B J AI Ca PP I'/V\ AL¥<AVS A I *-BUT ITS OHLV BECAUSE I'M t^ THAT DRUMMER'S NO, SOWE I A AROUNDTWE I 73?yZMS TO FORGET MY OWE J REALL/SWINGIN'!?- JBASSETT I SETTWE j J THINKS I'M A WOT SPOTS"/ TRUE LO/EH -WE HERE TEEN- LETS DANCE BEAK254 words
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155 1958-11-05 14 Indonesia Assures The Dutch Of Payment JAKARTA, Nov. 4 (Reuter) The Indonesian Government will pay compensation for the Dutch property it is about to nationalize, An tar a News Agency said yesterday. Provision for compensation Is contained in the nationalisation Bill, which was brought before Parliament sresterdav The bill said155 words
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145 1958-11-05 14 UK's Overseas News Services To Expand LONDON, Nov. 4. (Reuter). The British Government is to strengthen its official overseas Information effort substantially. Dr. Charles Hill, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancashire and Minister responsible for these services, announced yesterday. He has recently returned from a visit to Government Information posts145 words
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172 1958-11-05 14 LONDON, Nov. 4 (Reuter) The British Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. D. Heathcoat Amory told the House of Commons yesterday that a "major reinforcement of the economy" by the Government would create another 150,000 more jobs in the next two-year period This would172 words
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Article, Illustration1164 1958-11-05 14 POPE JOHN IS CROWNED All The Pomp And Pageantry At 4-Hour Coronation Thousands Pack The Basilica To See Colourful Ceremony VATICAN CITY, Nov. 4 (Reuter) Flaming flax reduced to ashes warned Pope John XXni in the midst of his glittering coronation ceremonies today of the Proof Of Stability In JordanReuter - 1,164 words
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Article81 1958-11-05 14 MALAYA BACKS U.S. AID MOVE UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 4 (Reuter) Japan, Malaya and the Sudan were understood to have joined in sponsoring a United States draft resolution tabled today which calls for a worldwide review of economic accomplishments and of what further action might be taken to give "further impetus81 words
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Article, Illustration78 1958-11-05 14 Lucky to be alive miner photo. MINER GORLEY KEMPT, 37, the first of the 12 men rescued on Oct. 30th from a coal mine in Springhill. Nova Scotia is pictured after his rescue as he is attended by nurse Belle Hayden whose husband was carried dead from the mine aUPI - 78 words
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Article164 1958-11-05 14 LONDON, Nov. 4, (Reuter)— British husbands will be legally bound to pay their wives a personal allowance if a bill backed by the National Council of Women of Great Britain ever becomes law. The Council of Married Women has drafted the bill and164 words
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Article270 1958-11-05 14 [Khrushchev lays it again I MOSCOW, Nov. 4 (UPI) Soviet Premier j Khrushchev last night pressed for a permanent ?M West ban on nuclear tests. The Russian leader, in a speech at Lenn igiir( j "We are ready to sign a treaty even today a n(1 1 u m270 words
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Article56 1958-11-05 14 SAUMLAKI, Tanimbar Islands, East Indonesia, Nov. 4 (Reuter) Crowds roared a welcome to President Soekarno here yesterday and pledged their lives for Indonesia's claim to nearby West New Guinea. Mr. Soekarno reached Saumlaki, 200 miles north of Australia, in a 1.000-mile boat tour of the Indonesian56 words
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Article23 1958-11-05 14 A MAJORITY of Bnu_' 700,000 coal miners have Nl against a conditional pay j crease, it was reported i London yesterday (Reuter23 words
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Article184 1958-11-05 14 PARIS, Nov. 4 (Rcuter) A total of 2,997 candidates will contest the 465 seats in Metropolitan France in the general election on November 23 and 30. it was officially announces today. But in Algeria only three Europeans and no Moslems have so far entered their names in the candidates'184 words
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Article185 1958-11-05 14 UNITED NATIONS York, Nov. 4. crJSS J Political Commit^ night vo*d to 'Jn, disarmament pmt,> mt year to a commission J up of all 81 member *s United Nation.. s Every de.ega.on n. to except France an/? which ahstained V mw favour of establishing commission after Britair United States185 words
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Advertisement152 1958-11-05 14 Oh yes! Yon can EAT MILO as well as drink it, you know. Just try sprinkling MILO, in its dry form, over bread and butter with a little sugar Coo, if you like it sweeter. You will be delighted with the delicious flavour. This delicacy is called "MILO DELIGHT'. iMI,.152 words
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Advertisement161 1958-11-05 14 sw« minded Frocks in cool, IBm£r ,^^vl Iw^ washable cotton prints w^/ 1/ *1A Stunning new styles for day-long f// Jy In l\ smartness and comfort a delight- M// I Ml\ fully cool selection for any weather. M u II 11\ In a wide variety of styles and M m161 words
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