Singapore Standard, 12 November 1958
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Title Section20 1958-11-12 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** —5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1958. Vol. IX No. 133 15 cts. 14 Pages20 words
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Article462 1958-11-12 1 STRIKE IS OFF Tun Lint's talks with oil men were a success THE strike threatened by 2,800 oil workers in Singapore, scheduled to begin this morning, is off. Six hours before the scheduled time for the down tools order, the Federation of Oil Workers' Unions (Singapore) agreed to postpone the462 words
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Article191 1958-11-12 1 TAIPEI. Nov. 11. (ReuterV— Amplifiers on the Communist Chinese mainland today broadcast a me-sage raying they would resume the shelling of Quernoy islands every day. according to American military sources. Since October 25. the Communists had been fighting a stop-and-go" war by shelling the Quemoys191 words
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Article60 1958-11-12 1 TIN: A fall in price SINGAPORE tin prices fell S3*, to $344 per picul yesterday. A market source attributed the drop, the first since Oct. 29. to the higher volume of offerings of the metal on the local market, totalling some 100 tons previous day 90 tons and lack of60 words
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Article, Illustration17 1958-11-12 1 CAPT. SCHLLTZ: We were awe-struck to learn of murder* on ship.17 words
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217 1958-11-12 1 AND NOW LEAKAGE IN S'PORE CHINESE SCHOOLS' FINAL TEST THE Singapore Chinese Schools Middle Senior (3rd year) Examination question papers, set by the Education Department, have leaked out the second in four days The Standard learned last night. A whole lot of papers has been sold secretly to certain people217 words
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Article76 1958-11-12 1 WEST IRIAN: DUTCH SPEAK OUT UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 11 (UPI).— The Netherlands told the U.N. yesterday that it regards its sovereignty over West New Guinea "as beyond question." The statement was made in the Fourth (Trusteeship) Committee by Prof. J. M. Pieters. He said that Australia, which administers Eastern New76 words
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Article111 1958-11-12 1 Oil Strike Causes A State Siege BUENOS AIRES. Nov 11 (Reuter) A state of siege was proclaimed tonight throughout Argentina. The government declared the state of siege for 30 days in order to face the challenge of the oilmen whose strike was declared to be "subversive" by President Arturo Frondizi111 words
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Article231 1958-11-12 1 Polio: No School Register Chew THERE wa.s only one case of paralytic polio admitted to the Middleton Hospital yesterday, bringing the total for the year in Singapore to 277. Admissions during previous days confirmed as paralytic polio yesterday were: Saturday afternoon one case, Sunday two cases and Monday seven cases231 words
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Article26 1958-11-12 1 GROUP Captain Peter Townsend and his party left Hongkong last night by air for Sydney. He would make no statement at the airport.— Reuter.26 words
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Article671 1958-11-12 1 SOS MURDER MUTINY DRAMA ON HIGH SEAS Spore-bound pilot tells of horror flashes from a ship A SINGAPORE-bound KLM airliner yesterday intercepted this SOS signal from a Liberian ship: ''Captain and chief officer battered to death mutiny 125 miles South of Ceylon/' The four-engined "Flying Dutchman/' a Super G Constellation,671 words
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Article112 1958-11-12 1 Queen Honours Jungle Bashers LONDON, Nov. 11 (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth honoured British servicemen from Malaya today at Buckingham Palace. They were among 180 men and women to whom the Queen presented insignia and awards in the Palace's state ballroom at the second of a series of Tuesday investitures. The Royal112 words
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Article31 1958-11-12 1 TWO Hiroshima maidens yesterday left Tokyo by air for West Germany to give an account to the German people of their experience on the atom-bombing over Hiroshima in 1945.31 words
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172 1958-11-12 1 Ghana P.M. On Death List Of Secret Group ACCRA, Ghana, Nov. 11 (UPI) The young Ghana Government yesterday arrested 43 persons for allegedly trying to overthrow the government by assassination and general violence. The announcement said an organization called the 'Zenith Seven' had been plotting against the government for three172 words
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Article264 1958-11-12 1 Plea to Hussein: 'Let us fight' AMMAN, Nov. 11 (Reuter)' A rejoicing army led celebrations today as Amman observed a public holiday to mark King Hussein s escape. Shots were fired indiscriminately into the air as soldiers began dancing through the streets of the capital chanting 'Hussein! Hussein! long liv«264 words
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Article73 1958-11-12 1 JOHANNESBURG. Nov. 11. (Renter)— Fines of £.=> sterling or one month's imprisonment were imposed today on 120 African women who took part in a profession on Oct 21 in protest against the issue, of identity cards The women pleaded guilty to a charge of failure to73 words
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Article37 1958-11-12 1 A BRITISH aircraft was reported to have yesterday sighted the wreckage of a Portuguese flying boat, missing since Sunday afternoon with 36 people aboard. A Portuguese warship left lor the scene. Reuter. j 1 I37 words
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Article117 1958-11-12 2 Advertising Firm Case DUDLEY EDGAR BOOTY and his vifc, Jtj Booty, were yesterday acquitted by RtaftftitCj a total of four charges under the Company <H; for offences allegedly committed while th^ MM tors of Progress Advertising Limited. -I first four Pib Pi '.I Shows, f": r;117 words
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Advertisement1751 1958-11-12 2 TENDER NOTICES P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class C and above registered contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Perak, Ipoh up to 3.00 p.m. on 19th November, 1958 for the Alterations and Additions to 6 Nos. Wards at General Hospital, Taiping. Full particulars are obtainable at the ofTu-e1,751 words
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Advertisement1137 1958-11-12 2 NOTICES JESSELTON. BRITISH NORTH BORNEO. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY IDEAL factory site 2 acres in Light Industrial Area, main road frontage, adjacent railway, leasehold 14 years, vacant possession with following valuable buildings Workshop 91' by 58' Timber Shed 90' by 37' Garage 64' by 25' Staff Quarters, Coolie Lines,1,137 words
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Advertisement577 1958-11-12 2 NOTICE is hereby given that as from 1.8.58 the business of HUP CHOON KIM KEE. of 130 Havelock Road, Singapore, is carried on as a partnership concern composed of the following partners: Low Kim Tah. Chua Wan Neo, Low Yok Kay. Low Geok Khoon. Low Geok Hwee, Low Geok Choo.577 words
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Advertisement78 1958-11-12 2 NOTICE CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN. PENANG ARREARS OF RATES NOTICE Is hereby givm that in accordance with section 72 of the Municipal Ordinance, the issue of warrants of attachment (or arrears of rates f*~>r the second half-year. 1958, will commence in the near future. Warrant f?es amounting to 10^778 words
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Article678 1958-11-12 3 ;m sfep has finally been taken to resist K threat to the freedom of Singapore and t: After weeks of drawn-out discussions, gg f d launching of a new party was Monday to unite all true socialists and ptiseiu in a 'Singapore Peoples Alliance." ■OWN ng t.he successful culmination678 words
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Article44 1958-11-12 3 I n leek Kim Sir" P^» No 1563 Cabies. I iCEKNEWS" I MFI '5 res] Ail departments Imursncfl Bids 174. Batu Rd B ***** ywan Si in 3S2^ -"a 5t r»i 4055 >~~^_" A R jK t C^ n« Tel- 147144 words
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Article492 1958-11-12 3 NEW YORK r P H E underdeveloped nations in Asia must be ruled by dictators to save them from communism, an American writer said today. "If non communist dictatorships do not take over, communist dictators will," wrote John Scott in the current issue of the New492 words
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Article754 1958-11-12 3 LEGAL SHOCK FOR GERMAN UNIONS Sebastian Haffner reports from Berlin BERLIN, SERIOUS worsening of industrial relations in West Germany is feared as the result of a decision of the Supreme Labour Court in Kassel by which the West German Metal Workers' Union has been adjudged liable to pay damages to754 words
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Article275 1958-11-12 3 A NEW AFRICAN CITY FOR 400,000 IOHASSESBURG City J Council is building an African City 15 miles to the south-west. The new city has not \,et been given a na^e. Its purpose is ultimately to accommodate the entire African population of Johannesburg. The houses are simple and are being put275 words
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Article357 1958-11-12 3 Choice of Bishop Sir— The three quartercentury old Methodist Church of Malaya has 12,000 members of laymen and 85 members of Conference. It has its Conferences annually to examine the work of the past year and to plan the work for the next year. The writer has357 words
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Article, Illustration63 1958-11-12 3 Beginning this year, the United States will observe the first Wednesday in October as "National Day oj Prayer." President Eisenhower set the day aside in a proclamation. He urged his fellow Americans and visitors to the U.S. on that day to join in prayer "each according of63 words
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Article182 1958-11-12 3 Sir The people who are exploring all the possible avenues to boost up the Colony's tourist trade might well approach the authorities to revise the existing postal rates for postcards or viewcards by airmail to various countries. The present rates are Indeed arbitary in that there ar e182 words
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Article113 1958-11-12 3 Shorts from the Talks The Complete Musician "I FEEL that music is not only the technical performance but is also what the person brings to it from his own deep inner experience, of whatever nature that may be emotional, intellectual, ecstatic or deep suffering. Whatever it may be— his own113 words
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Article, Illustration428 1958-11-12 3 Gster Gunasekera - the NEWS as it strikes,me Gster Gunasekera A ND so it has romp to pass Tun Lim Yew Hork has. after a considerable lapse of time, formed his new Party. It has not been easy sailing. It is the culmination of months of secret talks between him and representatives of428 words
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Article, Illustration295 1958-11-12 4 LABOUR FRONT TO BE DISSOLVED SOON— TUN LIM Talks On New Party THE platform and constitution of the newly-formed Singapore People's Alliance were exhaustively discussed last evening by a committee of the party headed by its chairman. Chief Minister Tun Lim Yew Hock. The meeting, which was held at the295 words
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253 1958-11-12 4 A MAN alleged to have murdered his "good friend' was stated to be suffering from schizophrenia a person who lives in a dream world of his own the Singapore Assize Court was told yesterday. The man was an Army Depol Police Constable. Harchand Singh,253 words
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Article157 1958-11-12 4 MAN WHO LIVES IN A DREAM' life." "Of this one thing I am lefinite. I did not do that. 1 was dr ink that night. I was confused and in my confusion I did not know what I ?ain." Harchand said. He a led "I am no more ick and157 words
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85 1958-11-12 4 Chinese Textbook With A Malayan Outlook SINGAPORE Chinese middle schools will get textbooks written by Malayans with a Malayan outlook by 1961. A sub-committee of Singapore educationists are working on new syllabuses ann textbooks for Chinese schools. A spokesman of the subcommittee tolrj The Standard <ast nUht that new Cnincse85 words
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Article59 1958-11-12 4 TEA PARTY FOR CONTEST WINNERS WINNERS of the essay contest soensored by Messrs. Lever Brothers (Malaya) Ltd.. recently, will receive their certificates at a tea party at the Ade'Dhi Hotel. Singapore. Dn Dec. 3 at 1! a.m. They will also be informed at the tea party about the drawing of59 words
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93 1958-11-12 4 THE Commander-in-Chief, Far East Station, Admiral Sir Gerald Gladstone, presented four long service awards to a commander and three ratings of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve at the annual inspection at Telok Aver Basin yesterday. They were Commander (D) J. Shearman,93 words
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Article151 1958-11-12 4 JAPANESE exhibitors at the Singapore Constitution Exposition next year may put up Japanese stye tea-houses. This was suggested yesterday by Mr. Y Oiwa. representative of JETRO (Japan External Trade Recovery Organization). Japanese food wi 1 be served in the tea-houses, said Mr. Oiwa who has sent151 words
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Article, Illustration30 1958-11-12 4 $T AMDARDPIC shoics Admiral (wladstone inspecting a unnrri of hmu,,^^F^^ quarterdeck of the H.M.S. Laburnum yesterday Behind him u J T wP» commander Ij. 4. Bennett. Co^<30 words
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Article63 1958-11-12 4 A TATTOO mark cf :ne Godde-;: of Mercy" w^as fouc I on the right arm of Ng Bo n Hwee, 34, when Pn.\~e arrest- ed him opposite 'ne CID building on Au~. B, Sr'.gapore D: c tr:^t court was bold yesterday. The V'' >ec\:cr.63 words
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327 1958-11-12 5 'Double dragons' youth is sentenced JAMES Bodestyne, 21, was yesterday sentenced > n the Singapore So "ond Di> ri 1 Couii to three years' corrective tiaining on a charge of being a men I or ol a secret society Group 108 ai Easl Coast Road on the night ol Nov.327 words
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Article98 1958-11-12 5 3 WORKERS FINED FOR ASSAULT THREE labourers, N. Palaiyan, P. Suppiah and T. Malayappan, were charged in (he Singapore Fifth Magistra e's Court yesterday on a :n: charge of a.-^ault at Havel ck Rnad about 6 p.m. n Sept. 26. B< Lbe€ Singh told the court thai after he had98 words
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Article107 1958-11-12 5 MAN SET ON BY 4 THUGS MOHAMED Sharifl was m riousiy assaulted by four UlUga while he \va^ piaying at pin-ball saloon in Geylang, Singapore last night. Shariff, who received htari injuries, was admitte-i to the Genera] Hospital where his 'andition was described as serious. Sharifl told The Stan lard107 words
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Article28 1958-11-12 5 SINGAPORE branch of Party Ra'kyat announced yesterday that it will contest the forthcoming Legislative Assembly anrl District Council elections scheduled to be held next year.28 words
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395 1958-11-12 5 He was at bus-stop when attacker struck SECRET SOCIETY gangsters yesterday stabbed and seriously wounded a 17-year-old schoolboy, Anthony Clement Thomas, outside his school in Singapore. The outrage was committed in front of Monk's Hill School in Newton in the presence of many other students395 words
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Article, Illustration153 1958-11-12 5 ALLIANCE COUNCILLORS WILL USE OLD LABELS LABOUR Front and Workers Party City Councillors who have joined the Singapore People's Alliance will retain their political identity until the new party is formally inaugurated. This was disclosed yesterday by the secretary, general of the Alliance, Mr. Wans Tsun Hao. Mr. Wan, who153 words
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Article69 1958-11-12 5 Ceylon To Train S'pore Engineer THE Ceylon Government has agreed to train a Singapore Cny Council officer as road engineer under the Colombo Plan. The Council's Staff Committee will today select a candidate from amons 25 applicant?. The successful applicant will be asked to ?erve the Council for at least69 words
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Article141 1958-11-12 5 Housing Society Meeting Flops THE first general meeting 01 the proposed Housing Developers Association, scheduled for yesterday, was postponed to Nov. 21 for want of quorum About ten members who were present discussed informally the various problems facing the housing industry in Singapore. They were of the opinion that lack141 words
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Article206 1958-11-12 5 THE PRIMARY examination of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons will be held in Singapore in March, next year, the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. Professor E. S Monteiro, announced yesterday. An intensive four-week course in Anatomy. Physiology and Pathology will be conducted at206 words
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Article75 1958-11-12 5 GOVERNMENT should t\x a target date for District Council elections in Singapore, Member of the Rural Board, Pasir Panjang. Mr. H.J.C. Kulasingha said yesterday. The staff is ready and so arc the offices and the chairmen for the three respective districts have been75 words
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Article, Illustration111 1958-11-12 5 FORTY-TWO civilian and military personnel attached to the 40 Base Workshop, REME, Sinsapore. were presented with Supervisory Training certificates at the Training Within Industry graduation dinner held at the Tai Tong Restaurant on Saturday. These officers received training on job relations, job methods and job instruction from111 words
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278 1958-11-12 5 1.800.000 VOTERS FOR THE BIG POLLS KUALA DUMPUR. Tues. The country-wide registration of voters for the Parliamentary and State Assemblies elections next year ended today. Names of about 1.800,--000 Voters are expected to be :n the Electoral Roll for the lust post Mcrdeka major elec lions in the country Tuan278 words
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Article, Illustration157 1958-11-12 5 COLONY 15 GOING LEFT WARNING BY LIB-SOCS THE Singapore Liberal-Socialist Party yesterday warned that the Colony was "going Left" and very soon people might find themselves without work, money, or even a home. "People should realise the clanger ahead of them because the communists would exploit political parties that have157 words
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Article108 1958-11-12 5 'We Must Stop The Reds' forthcoming Legislative Assembly elections scheduled to be held in March next year." The Liberal-Socialist Party is the "only democratic party with a constructive policy It has a sound economic programme on which to build a welfare state. "The anti-democratic elements have done plenty of damage108 words
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Article69 1958-11-12 5 Heavy Penalty Warning SINGAPORE'S national servicemen, called up for a medical check-up, are warned that if they failed to present themselves at the prescribed centres in time, they will face very heavy penalties. Those national servicemen who have received notices are asked to report either at the General Hospital outpatients69 words
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147 1958-11-12 5 42 Seamen Say That Meeting Unlawful FORTY-TWO members of the United Seamen"? Union of Singapore have written ;o the Registrar of Trade Unions claiming that the Union's meeting held at the Victoria Memorial Hal! on Nov. 6 was "null and void." They say that about 200 of the members walked147 words
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Article46 1958-11-12 5 SINGAPORE St. John Ambulance Brigade. East Area. will hold a ball at RafTlcs Hotel on Dec. fi. at which a "Cinderella of the Ball" will he chosen. The Divisional President of the East Arei h?s donate-i a nair of $40 slippers for the winner.46 words
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Advertisement69 1958-11-12 5 Sole AgenMt-^A. PRAGER LTD, Singapore. |Lrurun.^.-.-.^.---.------V--V---^^-----^^ Viuarette MF///77r^% Cigar Boxes H^^sJ In STERLING SILVER »fr J AND 9 ct GOLD. BKTX f LANKA Tpwpllpr* (THE HOUSI FOR fc^%i^iX#% UVU/eiUZtO 9 CEYLON CEMS). 20 BATTERY ROAD. SINCAPORE-1 PHONE: ***** The DRIWELL SHIRT rViS in the shade: 5 3 3 $20.00 VALUE69 words
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Article196 1958-11-12 6 Govt. To Demolish Illegal Homes KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Selangor State Government today warned that it was determined to take step? to proi tect its property and to prevent people from floutins the law. The statement was issued because of the increase in rcent months of unauthorised houses on State lands.196 words
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Article70 1958-11-12 6 PENANG. Tue«f. The Pcn?.r.g Di>ruFsion Group will "pa?> the hat round" at it? next fortnightly meeting at the Khek Association here tomorrow but it's not for donatior.s A rr.err. u er will draw out an alphabet from the hat. He will then be allowed70 words
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Article, Illustration297 1958-11-12 6 A pat on the bach for Blades SINGAPORE'S Ministry of Education has given its "fullest support" to a proposal by the Police Commissioner, Mr. A. E. G. Blades, to form police cadet corps in schools as a means of tackling the297 words
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Article73 1958-11-12 6 MURDERED MOTHER-IN-LAW CHARGE ALOR STAR. Tues. Ramasamy Samoo was today charged with the murder of his mother-in-law. Papa, at Jalan Kanchut >n Apr. 7. His 17-year-old wife. Letchimi, told Mr. Justice Hili in the Assizes here that on Apr. 7 Rama^amy came to her mother's house to take her back.73 words
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Article22 1958-11-12 6 SINGAPORE Stage Club will present a play "Small Hotel'' at the Cultural Centre Theatre on Nov. 26 at 9 p.m.22 words
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Article, Illustration381 1958-11-12 6 Judge Praises Shop Owner KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A wealthy eating shop proprietor was yesterday complimented in open court by Mr. Justice Smith for helping to bring two criminals to book. Mr. Wong Siew Choon. owner of the Yuet Wan Restaurant. Cecil381 words
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Article128 1958-11-12 6 Photo Contest For Students STUDENTS in Singapore and the Federation have been invited to participate in the Asian Student Salon of Photography, to be he'd in Hongkong next February. The exhibition which is sponsored by the Photographic Society of the University of Hongkong, is open to all students in Asian128 words
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Article44 1958-11-12 6 SINGAPORE Police collected $2,746 in "on the spot rines" from traffic offenders for the period of October 1 to M. There is still $717 pending collection This money was for 1,119 oflences committed by road users during the period.44 words
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168 1958-11-12 6 Tun Lim' s Message To World Congress THE President of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Sim Miah ECiam, will carry a goodwill message .from the Colony Chief Minister. Tun Lim Yew Hock, to 'he 13th World Congress of Junior (Chamber [international, to re he.fi America on Nov. 16.168 words
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Article108 1958-11-12 6 IPOH. Tucs. a bandit sentry was shot and killed when he opened fire 'on a patrol of the 2 6 Gudkha Rifles in the Operation 'Gin*?r" area of Sungei Siput on Saturday. The dead sentry was Wu Nam. 32. a former resident of Bidor, who108 words
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626 1958-11-12 6 Polio Vauim Russians Fm In The FiM Prof HqM SINGAPORE has Russia to tfcanfc r* n J-^sfe to use an attenuated virus vacnnr n its, jgS spread of the current poliomyelitis rp.^'U^ This was discioseci last nighi Poliomyelitis sponsored by the A Professor of Bacteriology at the I: Professor James626 words
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Article32 1958-11-12 6 INMAH OF HOB ROBBER A Son eisu fl Singai i 1 end r I ind fhe i the Si tie 5 men i I we i Lati the trad her frr P32 words
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Article26 1958-11-12 6 PAINTINGS BLAKE OF SHOW TOM B:• H I w r\. i i li CJnivei Ml iseum j n- the Rr tish < I Eiuai B B akf26 words
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222 1958-11-12 6 Skinnv Red faces tw death charge! IPOH, Tues. A British sergeant in the 22 Special Air Services Regiment, Sat. R. H. Copperman. told the Perak High Court how his patrol surrounded a small bandit 'basha' (camp) and captured a weak ''half-starved" terrorist who was later air-lifted out of the jungle.222 words
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Article234 1958-11-12 7 Successful Three-Day Visit To Johore Ends JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The three-day State visit of Their Majesties, Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Raja Permaisuri Agong. ended this morning at 9.10 when the special Royal train pulled out from the railway station, here. Before the King entered the234 words
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Article216 1958-11-12 7 Police discover bones in jungle IPOH, Tues. A skeleton, believed to be that of a communist terrorist, was found by a patrol of 2/6 Gurkhas operating in the "Ginger" area, near Tanjong Rambutan. Strewn around the remains were carbine. 50 rounds of ammunition, one216 words
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Article148 1958-11-12 7 RUBBER TIN- PRICES itusi.VO rubber price;* (cents per Ih.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 911 PC! K.S S. No. 1 Nov. 911 92i R.S.S. No. 1 Dec. 91* ni| R.S.S. N«». 2 SB\ 89* R.S.S. N«>. 87'. 88 Tonr. Quiet. The tin price in Sinsapore was S3B4i per148 words
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Article114 1958-11-12 7 8 In The Doris Day Contest EIGHT li-finalists were picked from 2'A contestant a' the '"Doris Day" contest held !a.-t night in the auditorium ol Rediffusion, in conjunction with the screening of the? Paramount'?: forthcoming comedy release "Teacher's Pet" at the Cathay Theatre. The eight girls were Nancy Renjaan, Wilma114 words
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Article104 1958-11-12 7 THE Singapore City Council Local Senior Officers' Association will hold a "crisis" meeting today at the Cultural Centre Fort Canning, to discuss two vital issues. The issues are: The Council's recent deci sion to stop free passage for local officers while going on long leave; The Council's104 words
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Article73 1958-11-12 7 CANDLES SET FIRE TO SHOP HIGH STREET. Singapore, centre of Indian textile shops, was crowded last night not because of Deepavali but hecause of a fire. The premises of Kuldip Singh Amrik Singh and Company caught fire. Tne proprietor said firemen were called because one of the Deepavali lighted candles73 words
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Article, Illustration238 1958-11-12 7 A puzzled Mr. K asks... Rl RAL Board Member for Pasir Panjang, Singapore, Mr. H. J. C. Kulasingha, yesterday lashed out at the "prig^ishness" of the Board's recent decision to ban the sale of liquor at the 5200.000 Pasir Ris Beach resort. The Board238 words
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Miscellaneous576 1958-11-12 7 Signal and News 735 A Date KV■ I 1 I ■I 1 jk^M ■■WWml V ff jl v;tr Music. 8.00 News Headlines. i\m ■■A 1 L IPF A ill ■ll ■|ul|l P ill I 8.02-8.00 A D^'f with Music AWm.lk I 1 1 k 1 w _^^^^g "I jf M576 words
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Advertisement589 1958-11-12 8 EAST ASIATIC l|M HOMEWARDS Sailing* to* Aden f> O rt JQ M 9 Jtft^B^ Rotterdam, Hamburg. Bremen CopenhGo.cn r S# P° re P.S'h Q(T PATAGONIA us no. 1 Calling Gdynio JUTLANDIA no. 2 ::Ko I Calls London (Passengers Only MEONIA 20/22 Dec 2 3 Oec Colling London (Possengers Onlv Hj589 words
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Article116 1958-11-12 9 Rubber Up On Overseas Support OVERSEAS buying support raised Singapore rubber price b.v U cents yesterday. to 91* cents per lb. for International first grade November. The market opened higher and ruled quiet with minor fluctuations. Lower sheet Interest was fair, but selective. Otferings were small. The afternoon was more116 words
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Article101 1958-11-12 9 R.I. Plans Trade Missions JAKARTA. NOV. 11 'Reuter» Antara Newsagency .^aid today it had reliably learnt that Indonesia would >rnd tradf missions to Br:--tain and West Germany scon. The missions would discuss the expansion of Indonesian trade in these two countries. The Indonesian Finance Minu>* er. Mr. Sutikno Blamet, already101 words
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Article79 1958-11-12 9 WORLD s tgar bee\ pro tion during the >,"R-nP ;ct?^p. is estimated at 153.5 mil. short tons compared with L45.5 mil. ton? In 1957-58. The :-:rea^ re?. 1 1 from further expansion of acreage in matiy countries, from rep* rrerf increased suKar production, ln Mainland China, and79 words
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Article333 1958-11-12 9 Rubbers Firm On Share Market RUBBER counters firmt d •n the Malayan share market yesterday, following an' improvement in the local pr'cp of the commodity. 'in all, 11 rubber shares were marked up. Tin.- found good support until th p announcement, at noon, of the lower local price, causing several333 words
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Article298 1958-11-12 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers r^-......-ed the foUowina business yesterday: Fed. Disp $1 "3. $l-09: I'. v nrds Si 59 to $1 60, $1 55 to i g.jfSd lot 5L62i; delayed; Gammon $1 66 »O $1.70: l -'-i delayed: H immer $1.57*; HongKS Bank $395; M Cement J] 55 «i 58:298 words
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413 1958-11-12 9 PENANG, Tues —The recent fragmentation of large European-owned estates was by no means detrimental to the industry or those connected with it. This was stated by the President of the North I Malaya Asiatic Planters' Association, Mr. Soon Cheng Sun. at its annual j general meeting413 words
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Article128 1958-11-12 9 Song To Boost Replanting KUALA I I' MPI'R. Tues. A song to boost rubber replanting among the country s ,°>:>n.ooo smallholders tan now be heard over the Radio Malaya network. It is arranged and composed by Radio Malaya's Hick Abel and suns by two fading Malay sincers. Abdullah Chik and128 words
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Article63 1958-11-12 9 WHEAT production in Western Europe is now estimated at 1,300,000,000 bushels, about five per cent less than thp record harvest in that area last year. Early in the season, the outturn was expected to be close to that last year, but a wet harvest season caused63 words
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Article31 1958-11-12 9 PAKISTAN exported 375.982 bales of jute during the fortnight ended Oct. 15. according to the State Bank of Pakistan. Of this. 112,241 bales went to the sterling area.31 words
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Article, Illustration230 1958-11-12 9 TEXTILE IMPORTERS TURN TO JAPAN FOR SUPPLIES SINGAPORE textile importers ore switching their source of supply for cotton piecegoods from China to Japan, following the Colony Government's ban on six types of Chinese cottons, a trade source said yesterday. Singapore Government put a clamp on the importation of these China230 words
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Article76 1958-11-12 9 A MALAYAN company has embarked on a $50,000,UOO project to mine 17.000,--000 tons of iron ore deposits in Bukit Ibam. in the South-east Pahang jungle. The company. Ronipin Mining Co., Ltd.. expects to launch the project by 1960. Photo shows Mr. R. Wilcox, a director76 words
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Article87 1958-11-12 9 GENEVA. Nov 11 ißeuter) Sir Edwin McCarthy Australian Deputy High Commissioner in London, was unanimously elected chairman of a 29-nation conference on lead and zinc, which opened here yesterday. Mr. Clarence W. Nichols, of the United States, was elected vice-chairman of the United Nations Conference, which87 words
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Article40 1958-11-12 9 IRAN has set up a threemember "High Milk Council" within the Ministry of Industry and Mines to review application? for licences to operate milk plants and to approve requests for loans from the Bank Melli Riais Revaluation Funds.40 words
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Article101 1958-11-12 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday:N'ew York: buying, T.T. 32-1, O D 33, 90 days air mail 33-3/16 credit hills. 33-5/16 trade bills. Canada: buying, T.T 32. O.D. 324. 90 days air mail 32-7/16 credit bills, 32-9/16 trade bills.101 words
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Article146 1958-11-12 9 Coconut Oil Price Up $8 SINGAPORE eooOQBf ftfl prices yesterday roti $3 to $61 ppr picul for tnUk .ch!p|ment. and $65 per picul for drums. A Colony exporter attributed the rise to a resumption of buying Interest from Europe in the past week or bo. However, despite a bullish market,146 words
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Article201 1958-11-12 9 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Rioghorn, Pichaykovsky, Be.ebere, Clyde Breexc. East B: eeze. Modjerkerte. Willem Me: en, Norvest, Paria, C' ricfie.d. Stv. Taian 2 Akar. Nadir, Julia, Kxisten Bakke, Lang, Kasimbar, Eastern Lucky, Planet, Hoegh Cape, Siaajoe, Ore!. Rajah Brooke, Yuaa. Krama'^r^k. Sanuki Maru, DanakiL, [nchjura, Asakaze Maru, SRT L123-*****--5300,201 words
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Article109 1958-11-12 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per pi-'j' yesterday were: Con: a Ndv.-Dec. $39$ buyers MOJ sellers; coconut oil in bulk C^U sellers in drums $65 sellers; M mtok *rhi*e pepper $125 sellers; Sarawak white $124 <e er?; Sp?~;a; Sarawak black $72. Singapore Copra Assoi iation i109 words
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Article63 1958-11-12 9 A NEW Iran.- port plane recently made Its first appearance at a European airport ti is the Eelectra, a brand-new four-engined propeller turbine airliner built by the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, arhich also produced the wr^-known Constellation series. After i*s v:h' to Amsterdam, it will be flown63 words
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Article, Illustration99 1958-11-12 9 WORLD'S champion ploughman, 27-year-old Leslie Goodwin of Hereford, England, (with laurel wreath) is seen standing on a trailer bearing a plough similar to the one with which he achieved his success at the sixth World Plough Contest held at Stuttgart. West Germany. Mr. Goodwin scored the99 words
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Advertisement245 1958-11-12 9 CHINK A WHITE iable V\ind Mixture is an iemedy for Stomach Perns, Indigestion, Acidity, rfc Loss of Appetite. iiG AUN TONG E riGER MEDICAL HALL > EVLrr lr ORIENT LINE fj^§ pore P.S'ham Penang w' N O y 19 Nov V: 1 6 Dec 1 5 Dec 1 3 Dec245 words
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Article, Illustration2089 1958-11-12 10 ...drunk with a sense of power, he begins a strange and terrible life Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, wife of Percy Bysshe Shelley, the poet, and daughter of William Godwin and 31 ar y Wollstonecraft Godwin, was horn at Somers Town in 1797. Although endowed with a remarkably clear, penetrating and2,089 words
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Advertisement201 1958-11-12 10 Does YOUR daughter start the day right? YOKE LIN doesn't! Just a cup of coffee, that's all Yoke Lin Poor Yoke Lin! N wonder the games takes before she goes off to school. And 1 mistress is disappointed with her at netthafs not enough to keep anyone going! bail Practice.201 words
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Advertisement25 1958-11-12 10 NEXIJM Tlte TiT*! CLASSICS JVh £&ss&s&& *S '"f" BBHjS^^S :|;-.v: .^jH ■HIHnB FT ii iHL^ *l IT mm lMmm\<w I I t^*v m$ > 4' K25 words
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Article898 1958-11-12 11 SCRUTINEER - SCRUTINEER MY BEST DOUBLE FOR THIS AFTERNOON: By RACE SIX pOLOUR FILM can be followed with complete confidence in the six furlongs sprint for horses Class 3, Division 4 He finished sixth to Sure Profit on the first day over 5£ furlongs but he could898 words
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Article70 1958-11-12 11 I THE UNLIMITED SWEEP HnuY! MlrK|) SUFF P *IB be drawn on Race 8. last race of the afterI Hirt Poni will be held on Race 2, Race 4 and Race 6. while the v I be on Race 3. Race 5 and Race 7- There wiU be CASH SWEEP70 words
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Article235 1958-11-12 11 Cayman To Open Winning Account If Cayman Is any good at all he should boat this moderate field in the Class j 4. Division 4. seven furlongs j event and score hJa long overdue win. In his only outing at Penang last mon*h he put up an encouraging display to235 words
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Article459 1958-11-12 11 BONNIE EXPRESS Bonnie Express showed a lot of promise on Saturday when finishing third to Remembrance. Setting up a hot pace from the start Bonnie Express was travelling easily in front when he ran wide at the hometurn As a result he lost valuable ground459 words
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Article, Illustration311 1958-11-12 11 Magic Note is a 7f specialist and I have no hesitation in giving him my vote. He will have track conditions to his liking too. Magic Note ploughed through a rainsoaked track to score an all-the-way win over the Kuala Lumpur It in August, beating Tarzan311 words
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Article384 1958-11-12 11 I Yielding 1 SCRUTINEER FRANCIS j MM 1. CAYMAN CAYMAN Kra Kra |ara |ara 2. ELLEM EItEM Tiny |ado Bright Sun Bright Sun Tiny |ade 3. MACIC NOTE MAGIC NOTE Arctic Region Arctic Region Forget-Mc-Not Verm 4. ON SCREEN ON SCREEN Pack of Cold Firsworship Corporal Ntm S.ncora 5.384 words
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Advertisement54 1958-11-12 11 §M A magic tablet l|| BP^^ l v iK M M&&M B9BT < 4^^Sv I jj^^w > o^v*v' 1 H H HSS^^I Be IB speedy relief from headache and fcf all pains w\ Saridon the pain-killer which is gg I reliable, safe and sure H| Qbto inoD I e evefy54 words
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Miscellaneous862 1958-11-12 11 Mr j. 2 30 pm.-Class 4, Div. 4-Abf. 7 Furs. ■B. !mc* TT H A. Campbtll and Dt. C.F. Wttt FRANKLIN HCBBS I H Liidlw B .RANSOM* DAVELS SF. Stable f JOO f 1 SMAARI R VAN B'KELEN Korgsi T f a i ?M. i I 3rd I Df«t: Time:862 words
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Article20 1958-11-12 12 Donald Campbell broke his own irater speed record of 239 miles an hour. The record is subject to confirmation20 words
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Article25 1958-11-12 12 TED DEXTER may afterall go to Australia. Manager Brown of the M.C.C. team has as&ed Lords to request Dexter to keep fit and standby.25 words
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Article22 1958-11-12 12 The touring M.CC team scored their second victory of the Australian tour when they beat Victoria by 87 runs at Melbourne.22 words
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Article21 1958-11-12 12 Ashley Cooper, Australia's Wimbledon champion, was beaten in three sets by Jan Lundquist in the South Australia championships in Adelaide.21 words
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Article25 1958-11-12 12 Australian Test star Richie Benaud took 6 wickets for 5 rung and helped ISew South Wales to a ten wickets victory over W. Australia,25 words
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Article19 1958-11-12 12 Brian London will defend his British Empire boxing title against Henry Cooper at Earls Court, London, in January.19 words
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Article21 1958-11-12 12 Goose Tatum's Harlem Stars, have been delayed. They will now arrive in the Colony tomorrow morning for their Singapore campaign.21 words
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Article, Illustration452 1958-11-12 12 LOCK SKITTLES VICTORIANS WITH 6 FOR 74 Victory In The Last Over MELBOURNE, Nov. 11 (Reuter) Splendid bowling by leftarm spinner Tony Lock who took the last two wickets off successive balls in the final over helped the MC.C. cricket tourists gain an exciting; 87 runs win over Victoria in452 words
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Article138 1958-11-12 12 M.C.C. IST INNINGS 396. VICTORIA IST INNINGS 252. M.C.C. 2ND INNINGS (OVERNIGHT 96 FOR TWO). Richardson r Kline b Meckiff 10 A. Milton run out 10 T. IV. Graveney not out "8 R. Subba Row c Maddocks b Salmon 16 Extras 5 Total (for three wickets declared) 149 BOWLING:—138 words
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Article, Illustration247 1958-11-12 12 SOBERS HITS A CENTURY BARODA. India Nov. 11 'Reuter I—The1 The West Indians had scored 22S runs for one wicket in their second knock today after dismissing Baroda for 133 runs in their first innings. At stumps Holt bad scored 94 pot out and Sobers was unbeaten with 108. The247 words
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Article308 1958-11-12 12 TOKYO, Nov. 11 (I PI) A spokesman for the Japanese National Olympic Committee said todav Singapore sports organizations apparently have their *'own peculiar problems" and declined to be involved in any controversy there. The spokesman made H»*t statement when asked to comment or. a controversy between the308 words
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Article326 1958-11-12 12 SOCCER STAR ASKED TO LEAVE FIELD COLONY soccer star Quah Kim Beng was given marching orders by the referee. Mr. David Lim, for questionable tactics in the semi-final of the SAFA senior knockout competition between Fathul Karib and Chinese Athletic at Jalan Besar stadium last night. Fathul Kanb won the326 words
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Article78 1958-11-12 12 THE annual hockey match between the Singapore Cricket Club and the Young Men's Sikh Association for the Seletar Cup Will be played off a t the Girls Sports Club ground today at 5.15 p.m. The team to represent the YMSA will be selected from the following.78 words
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Article34 1958-11-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday— RAF "A" beat Simit Sports Club 2-0 in their Selansor Hockey Association d: vision two league match on the Royal Air Force ground today. Kaisrmth netted both the goals.34 words
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Article149 1958-11-12 12 COXISTON, Ensland. Nov. 11 (Renter). Donald Campbell yesterday pushed his own world water sDeed record of 2:^9 miles an hour to 248.62 miles an hour. The record the fifth he ha* established is subject to confirmation by the Union of International Moto rBoatinq in Brussels. Afterwards149 words
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Article17 1958-11-12 12 STANDARD DEXTURE I CRe M trie S Icee per w. test. Mi L«on'i' h May's A exp<17 words
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Article42 1958-11-12 12 LONDON TO DE HIS T ixrsD n» til H- *J| Henry C lf n Lottdoi ecS I tieg frjl test t per I bo:' H B for •I 2k I I Joh.v W two m next Dei ha? W\ r J 142 words
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Article26 1958-11-12 12 Bine 2Ji 5 »t* h ft r 9 0 In <£g Va; \\y ji t no r B i k^L Singai M?~ K x>wka26 words
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Article62 1958-11-12 12 THE AU-Ind a YMTA basketball team from Calcutta will play two matches against Col<>ny teams at ihe end of the month. They will meet Tone Khene at the Great World on Nov. 22 ann the Sineapore Combined at the Happy World on Nov. 2^. Admission charges62 words
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Article, Illustration141 1958-11-12 12 COOPER BEATEN IN 3 SETS ADELAIDE. Nov. 11 (Barter) Ashley Cooper. Australia's Wimbledon champion, m beaten in three straight sets by Jan Lundquist (Sweden) in the quarter finals of the South Australian lawn tenn.s championships here today. I Lundquist won M. M>« 6-4 Lundquist served well and frequently aced Cooper141 words
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Advertisement226 1958-11-12 12 AMAZING NEW BALLPOINT DEVELOPED BY PARKER! //Si) ITS EXCLUSIVE M GIVES YOU I THE SMOOTHEST I WRITING EVER! 3 Writes Instantly— ink starts flowing at your El lmwl Writes Evenly— lays down a sharp, dark, B Imwl always uniform writing line ml lmmm Writes Smoothly even over grease spots, ml226 words
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Miscellaneous60 1958-11-12 12 RUGBY: South Johore 'A' REME REME. SCC 'A' vs RSSAR, SCC. RAF Seletar 'A' vs (All Blues, PTS PAF Seletar 'B' vs 19th A.F.S. Regt., Seletar. INTER-SERVICES: Army rs RAF. Tanglin. HOCKEY: Friendly: SCC rs Serangoon Gardens Mix, Serangoon Gardens Ground. Poppij Day Fund: Combined Services (Women) rs Combined Civilians60 words
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Article140 1958-11-12 13 dave - dave Oy I Krl a a fifth-former from Raffles L written a short story for the School j. ippears below. Others with similar r tribattons, should send their efforts. R a photograph, to: The Youth frfPfTt Standard, 23. Lim Teck Kim Road, Singapore. I-- re Mr. thai v.140 words
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Article478 1958-11-12 13 "The Unlucky Man" Kim was mosi punctual imving at th:s .^ouse. When he perceived that T*e persoc .".e nad most interest in W fc. did not arrive, and it was >t the millionaire s firm ty to be late whenever fell Ike it he grew imoalient and left the bouse.478 words
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Article340 1958-11-12 13 "Y" STUDENTS GET TOGETHER JN SPITE of the exams drawing closer daily and the incessant rain, more than forty members of the newly formed "Y" Student Volunteers Movement streamed into the Y.M.C.A. Hall on Friday night to have their fortnightly social. Robert Ten. the com petent Master Of Ceremony for340 words
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Article, Illustration217 1958-11-12 13 r PHE Chinese High School Seventh Annual Art Exhibition held recently at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce premises, saw more than three hundred contributions from some hundred and thirty odd pupils. The three hundred exhibits came under eight different classifi-cations-the oil painting class, the pastel class.217 words
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Article316 1958-11-12 13 ART SHOW by PUPILS venue for the Cirand Christmas Bazaar to be held on Saturday November 21 from 230 pm. to 6.30 p.m. The Catholic Women's League, who are organising this grand ba/aar will donate the entire proceeds to The Little Sisters of the Poor at Thomson Road. 'T'HE six316 words
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Article, Illustration238 1958-11-12 13 swers - Your Questions -Our Answers swers -Our An Brain Teasers Q. Why is it dangcrofls to sleep in a train? A. Because the train always runs on sleepers I V Why is a tree like a dog? V A. Because both have barks. QWhat has teeth but cannot chew? A. A238 words
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Miscellaneous143 1958-11-12 13 TODAYS QUOTATION: "We $hnuld live. act ind «av nothing to the inHirv of anvnnf. —Robert E. Tee u e r> n r s n y for EVERYONE: You will he a position 'o inaugurate nnething hew or to ad- v^ mattera of nn er.tcrr- Mng tendency. B P active; ike143 words
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Miscellaneous235 1958-11-12 13 you will find others helpH| tul 1:1 suggesting ideas and F^^^K^^^^^^^K^^^R^H in K ndling enthusiasms. MH BUfl Idl SCORPIO Dc. 2:\ to Nov. 21 Seek to increase Pii^Wi^V^V"^y^| the val-ue nf abilities and ftV^^B fc M^^^B possessions. Add to vour I^^H B^L^ parn ng P olA e r or belnngH^mX^AlSßfl235 words
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Miscellaneous245 1958-11-12 13 LI'L ABNER By Al Capp s^" AM'LL BE WGMT V TMET *\AV TAKE ALI 'L > &ff iI/ NO V^^^^^-'.'s^.T.rc GIVE ME YORE WING, W > BACK!.'- u^- HOW J KtiME-SO GIVEME /liM/wiNG tup BASSETT- AN' PROMISE JJ FA* IS IT TJ-TqooX I VORE WIMG, AN' V HUMP I I245 words
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Article120 1958-11-12 14 France honours Sir Winston I DEEPLY moved. Sir Winston Churchill is pictured 1 right receiving the Cross of the Liberation from General 1 de Gaulle. France's Premier, in Paris last week. Sir Winston's eyes filled with tears after the decoration—onr of the rarest and highest honours in France was pinned120 words
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233 1958-11-12 14 Occupying powers must do their duty LONDON'. Nov. 11 Both the United States and Britain flatly rejected the call by Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, that the Western powers should follow the Russians in handing over Allied control of233 words
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Article32 1958-11-12 14 BRITISH. Canadian. French. German and Portuguese warship? and p anes are taking part in a NATO naval air exerdse which started yesterday in the Eastern Atlantic and Gibraltar area.— (Reuter).32 words
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Article243 1958-11-12 14 FRENCH PLEDGE TO AUSSIES SYDNEY. Nov. 11 (Reuter) —Australia could rely on immediate aid from France if she were attacked, the Commander of the French Air and Naval Forces in the Pacific. Rear-Admiral Richard Evenou. said today. He arrived in Sydney yes--erday to join his Flagship. Francis Gamier, which is243 words
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Article, Illustration98 1958-11-12 14 Bluebeard of Austria DUBBED the "Bluebeard of Austria." Max Gutter. 50-year-old salesman from St. Poelten, 40 miles from Vienna, has been arrested on suspicion of murder. Police have so far proved that he murdered five women, and fear another six may have been killed by him, during the last 1098 words
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286 1958-11-12 14 This Soldier Had Little Chance Of Survival— Surgeon HONGKONG. Nov. 11 (Reuter> Lieutenant B.L. Thomas, doctor of the British Military Hospital, told a court martial here today that Alfred Hawkes of the First Green Howards, died cf asphyxia, due to inhalation of vomit on July 6. Lt. Thomas wa s286 words
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Article44 1958-11-12 14 SOME 240 dockers were on strike in Hull, England, complaining they weren't getting enough work. The unofficial strike started when the men refused to load a weekly cargo boat on grounds that it would prevent them getting a full week's work.— UPl.44 words
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Article86 1958-11-12 14 Ex-premier Of Iraq To Hang BAGHDAD, Nov. 11, (Reuter). Five-man special high military court last night sentenced Mr. Fadhil Al Jamali, former Iraqi Prime Minister, and two other former statesmen to death by hanging. The court's verdict is subject to confirmation by the Prime Minister, Brigadier Abdul Karem Kassem. The86 words
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Article72 1958-11-12 14 WASHINGTON. Nov. 11 rUPI»— The United State? is preparing to plug a hole in the free world's northern t:er defence line again?! Russia by concluding a defence agreement with strategic Iran. State Department spokesman Mr. Joseph W. Reap con firmed that the two nation* were negotiating72 words
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Article, Illustration315 1958-11-12 14 Quit before people themselves throw yOU OUt* 0 Russians Zorin UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 11 (Reuter)— Russia yesterday called for the immediate withdrawal of all United Nations' forces in South Korea before the Koreans themselves throw the troops out. And in Peking, the Communist government315 words
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Article, Illustration156 1958-11-12 14 ROME, Nov. 11 (UPI) The District Attorney's Office today cleared the way for a former Policeman again to charge his pretty wife with adultery with 22 men. Ex policeman Giuseppe Buzzanca lost his first case against his wife, Dina. when a Magistrate's156 words
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Article79 1958-11-12 14 Sinatra With Nan Whitney SINGER FRANK SINATRA is shown with Nan Whitney at the Harwyn Club in New York. A photographer to'd Police that Sinatra ordered his chauffeur to run him down when he tried to take a picture of the singer leaving the night club. The photographer. Mel Finkestein79 words
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Article106 1958-11-12 14 Liz Denies Marriage Rumours HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 11, (Reuter).— Elizabeth Taylor yesterday declared that a report that she w&s going to marry Eddie Fisher within a month was a complete fabrication." The British-born screen star, widow of Mke Todd. added: "There's not a word of truth in it." The report, claiming106 words
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161 1958-11-12 14 WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 ari thy Prince Aly Khan the playboy National Press Club yesterdar of th l^ of my life." thp M "It was." he said, "the day h*> ra Alec McCann in Ireland." It hapn Pnpri m Phoenix Park race track.161 words
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Article149 1958-11-12 14 Macmillan On Cyprus LONDON, Nov 11. (Reuter).-Mr Haro declared here last night that there wa < r help and support" that the British go v J not make available to the authorities m them in their "distasteful but so McetqJ Th< Prf. speaking quet c149 words
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164 1958-11-12 14 UK Women Want Those Jobs In Cyprus NICOSIA. Cyprus. Nov. ll I (UPD— British wnnifn volunteered today to fill the gaps in government store- until personnel from Britain arrive to replace 1.000 Cypriot employees fired yesterday. The XAAFI.. counter part of the American post exchange, stopped issuing permits and 250164 words
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Article69 1958-11-12 14 HONGKONG, Nov. 11 [VPlft The number of sex crimes skyrocketed during the year J between 1957 and L9SI a? vompared with that of previous year, according to a government announcement Bd&y. In the year under review. 84 persons were charged with sex crimes as against69 words
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Article21 1958-11-12 14 THE tical j idopU i W« [sU election: B 1 tfßnr T term i1 r.r~ pa l Re.; rr21 words
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