Singapore Standard, 28 November 1958
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Title Section23 1958-11-28 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Teleofcone ***** 5 Co bl IGERNEW S--1 P SING*BOR|. F((fbAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1958. VW. IX No. 149. 5 c_ 14 Pages23 words
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Article, Illustration370 1958-11-28 1 Commoner is next Empress of Japan &oye shatters 26 centuries of tradition TOKYO, Nov. 27 (UPI) Love shattered 26 centuries of tradition today and made an Asian Cinderella the next Empress of Japan. The Imperial househol i announced that 24-year-old Michiko Shoda. commoner daughter of a flour companv executive, was370 words
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Article134 1958-11-28 1 NEW DELHI. Nov. 27 (Reuter) India has drawn the attention of the Soviet Government to "certain apparent inaccuracies" in a map published in the Soviet Weekly, New Times, it was s:ated in the Council of States today. The map. published last month. showed parte134 words
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Article47 1958-11-28 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The King and Queen tonight attended a "makyong" performance by the Som Makyong Players from Kelantan at the British Council her e tonight. The performance was spon- sored by the Federation Arts Councli. Makyong is a traditional h Malay dance drama.47 words
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304 1958-11-28 1 BANK OF CHINA MAY CLOSE UNDER NEW LAW KUALA LUMPUR, Thursj Bank of China branches in the Federation may have to liquidate under a new legislation which is to go before the Federal Legislative Council at its meeting next week. Under the proposed legislation, any bank which has 50 per304 words
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Article32 1958-11-28 1 THE new Hungarian rubberstamp parliament in its first session yesterday unanimously re-elected the same communist government which had ruled the country before the general elections earlier this monih. UPLUPI - 32 words
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Article, Illustration397 1958-11-28 1 Margaret sails: Tears -then phone call cheers her THE BOY SHE IS DETERMINED TO REACH WITH tear-filled eyes and in a breaking voice, pretty 17-year-old London stowaway, Margaret Cator, giving her last interview in Singapore yesterday before being shipped home, disclosed that her fiance from Sydney had a radio-phone talkStandardpic - 397 words
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634 1958-11-28 1 QUEEN CONTROL SELF-GOVT. FOR S'PORE Four tongues at Assembly but English to be used for records THE SINGAPORE (Constitution) Order in Council, which revokes the Rendel Constitution and creates a self-governing State of Singapore was yesterday published by the Colony Government. The new Constitution follows closely the agreement reached between634 words
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Article561 1958-11-28 1 Lim on those home rule posers I CHIEF Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, last night called on the people of Singapore to give the new Constitution, which made the Colony a self-governing State, "the dynamic purpose and direction to prove that we have not overestimated our determination and capacity to561 words
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Article86 1958-11-28 1 THE Russian freighter Angares arrived in Singapore yesterday to load 5.250 tons of rubber, valued at more than $9 million. She is the second of a fleet of five Russian ships which are expected to take about $51 million rubber from Malayan ports this86 words
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125 1958-11-28 1 RI HANDS REBEL 'BLACK LIST' TO SINGAPORE GOVT. THE Indonesian Consulate in Singapore yesterday submitted to the Singapore Government a "black list" of the names of Indonesian rebels said to be operating in the Colony. Information Officer, Mr. Surjono Sastrowardojo, told The Standard about this list which was handed to125 words
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Article58 1958-11-28 1 THERE were four cases of polio in Singapore yesterday. These were not new, but cases that have been under observation for sometime, Dr. J. Cameron said yesterday. The total number of cases stand at 331. There were no deaths. The four confirmed cases are from Boat58 words
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Article60 1958-11-28 1 BAGDAD, Nov. 27, (Reuter) The IraqLi Premier, Brigadier Abdul Karem Kassem. said yesterday he had foiled an "imperialistic plot" against Syria in 1956. Brigadier Kassem, inaugurating the fourth Arab Lawyers Union conference in Bagdad, said he had been sent to Jordan in 1956 to command Iraqi60 words
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190 1958-11-28 1 Muslims: HK Regrets That 'No' From Tunku HONGKONG, Nov. 27 (Reuter)— A spokesman of the United Nations Association in Hongkong said here today the Association noted with "much regret" reports that Malayan Premier Tunku Abdul Rahman had given up the idea of bringing Chinese Muslim refugees from Hongkong to Malaya.190 words
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Advertisement508 1958-11-28 2 TENDER NOTICES JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "E" and above registered P.W.D Contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Johore, up to Noon of the 15.12.58 for SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF METAL FROM I22ND MILE QUARRY KLUANG JEMALUANG ROAD FOR 1959. Full particulars may be obtained from508 words
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Advertisement627 1958-11-28 2 POLICE TENDER NOTICE TENDERS which will close at 12 noon on Monday Bth December. 1958 are invited by the Commissioner of Police, Royal Federation of Malaya Police for the purchase of unserviceable MT tyres. Full particulars may be obtained at the Office of the Officer Commanding. Federal Stores Depot, Gurney627 words
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Advertisement658 1958-11-28 2 NOTIC ES I, N.A MOHAMED ALI son of Abubakar, hereby notify the public that I intend to purchase the "Pettikadai (Shopstall) at 73, Anderson Road, Ipoh, belonging to V. Retnam son of Velaya. All those who have any claims whatsoever against the said shop-stall or against the said V. Retnam658 words
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Advertisement216 1958-11-28 2 HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS. 1956 Regulation 2 (i) (a)— Application for a Certificate of Registration. NOTICE Is hereby given that I. CHIU MOH PENG. 516/516-A, Joo Chiat Road, Singapore, am applying to the Hotels Licensing Board. Singapore for a Certificate of Registration in respect of premises known as New Henry Boarding216 words
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Advertisement12 1958-11-28 2 I foi hi; OR ki fill 30 aa KV A "OMAR 1112 words
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978 1958-11-28 3 SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD November 23. 1953 Mr. Diefenbaker UtfMstti or Canada, Mr. John Diei iK, ¥tl strongly in personal friend(iso e ■lioni 1 leaders on a man-to-man 3 inlv *>*_ »n the Prime Minister of Abdul RThman who welcomed him aamA-\\ yesterday, a man after his i l|B |j smcere978 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-11-28 3 The first home to be lit by history's first practical incandescent electric light bulb the boarding house of Mrs. Sarah Jordan it\ Menlo Park, N.J. In 1879, to test his newly developed electric light. American inventor Thomas Ed: son strung wires from his laboratory to Mrs. Jordan's53 words
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Article975 1958-11-28 3 John Walton - John Walton By of the T.U.C. London Problems And Opportunities Of Peak Years For School-Leavers LONDON. p^DAY a tremendous, once-for-all chance is open to British industry—a chance to take in its own, and the nation's interests. Out of the schools, into jobs, are moving the largest numbers975 words
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Article214 1958-11-28 3 Colin Legum - Cypriots Rally Behind EOKA Colin Legum cause of Greek intransigence. He firmly believes that the plan is fair to both Greeks and Turks and that in the long run. whatever the present difficulties, the Greeks will come round to acceptin? it. Although the plan lays the foundations for self-govern-ment in214 words
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Article680 1958-11-28 3 ROBERT DUFFY - MONOPOL Y CONTEST ROBERT DUFFY By Over Major Canadian k-N-a__M«_niMM-W Air Routes OTTAWA. 'J'HE world's biggest transportation company, the privately-own-ed Canadian Pacific Railway, is fighting a battle in Ottawa to end the principle of Government monopoly on the major air routes of Canada The form of the battle is a680 words
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Article174 1958-11-28 3 Employees' Predicament Sir Government may not be aware of the predicament the civil service employees are placed in at present. The government campaign to rid employees of their indebtedness seems to nave made matters worse. Employees in dire need of money and in desperation have the alternative174 words
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Article, Illustration394 1958-11-28 3 the NEWS as it strikes me rpODAY'S meeting of the Singapore City Council should Provide yet another interesting session before Ong Eng Guan vacates the Mayoral chair next month IF People's Alliance representative, G B. Armstrong, is not over-ruled in his intention to hold an open debate on certain issues394 words
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Article, Illustration517 1958-11-28 4 Canada keen on stronger ties with Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. It is from the Asian countries of the Commonwealth in particular that Canada expects the greatest advancement materially in the years of work ahead, declared Canadian Prime Minister Mr J. G. Diefenbaker here today on his arrival. He said thatStandardpic - 517 words
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124 1958-11-28 4 Banquet For Mr. D To Be On The Air KU.U A LUMPUR, Thurs. Radio Malaya will broadcast directly the speeches by the Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. J. Diefenbaker and the Federation Premier, Tunku Abdul Rahman at the Sate Banquet at Tunku Abdul Rahman Hall tomorrow. Listeners at all stations will124 words
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244 1958-11-28 4 50 YEARS MAY BE QUIT AGE FOR CITY EMPLOYEES A NEW retirement scheme for the staff of the Sin gapore City Council is now being considered b\ iu Whitley Council. According to the scheme, the Council staff will D permitted to retire optionally at the age of 50 and after244 words
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250 1958-11-28 4 Lim Inaugurates Training Scheme With 161 Learners CHIEF Minister, Tun Lim j Yew Hock, who is also [Minister for Labour and Welfare, yesterday inaugurated Singapore Government's Apprenticeship Scheme, with a total of 161 apprentices. Tun Lim said though the Government had the project outlined in 1956 when a Joint Advisory250 words
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Article101 1958-11-28 4 THE Girl Scout Troop of the American Community m Singapore will present a Scrapbook Screen to tne children of the Welfare Centre at the SATA Clinic today. Eighteen girls, mostly below the age of 11. have be*, n doing this job for the past few101 words
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Article152 1958-11-28 4 No Increase In Fees At Nanyang NANYANG Universit 3 P« Ma 1 ayan Repress ntal Connoil yesteroay decided no' to increase tee. following a threat from 78 per rent O fJ the students to leave the University if this was done President to the Univers Students' Union, Mr. Liang Kuan152 words
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Article64 1958-11-28 4 MOHAMMAD Yamir,. a member of the Armv Depot j Police, was killed in an accident wi'h a military J while riding his bicycle it 'he 10th Mile, Chua Ch i Kang Road, Singapore. 9m 1 terday. Poll e arc appealu if I M eye-witnesses tn :he64 words
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Article38 1958-11-28 4 6,000 Clerks Seeks From sent...? a Singap! vhatsSJ' tions the s.;'- 1 J th the J 3 i pared 1 lork .i been 1 with U represei ;ion he Fr .mployei •f ser j I inj I ise38 words
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Advertisement85 1958-11-28 4 ja£ SELETAR HILLS ESTATE S^ i 7! milestone Yio Chu Kang Road -^B3f3SS9_^ SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES 1^ SHOPHOUSES DEPOSIT I We have several attractive SEMI-DETACHED 57,250-580.40 per month for 15 years Payment Schemes to suit all HOUSES ...0R... Purchasers 54,200-5115.00 per month for 15 years teng term loans available from: SHOPHOUSES85 words
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71 1958-11-28 5 PULATION OF FORE NEARING MIL. MARK Ust A Quarter Are L»gj Age Of Fi Ve i, r the Ai five form the majority group of the population 1 e _l biggest group is those from six to 12, and according to the 1 the Colony s total population is 1.445.930.71 words
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Article123 1958-11-28 5 sIM.APORE Academy of PhvNiri.ins and Surgeons has nriMnizcd a three-week poster ulu_te course in Cardioi.^N—study of the heart. Thr course, for qualified Aw tors, will commence on Dec 1 and will be held on Mond.iys. Wednesdays and lr_d.»%> from 6 p.m. to 7.30 p m123 words
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365 1958-11-28 5 Miner's Son Smiles, As He Gets Death For Slaying Stepmother IPOH, Thurs. An Ipoh to rr..r.er's son, Wong Tat Meng 31, smiled as he was ed m the dock after a i nee of death was pro-: in td on him by Mr. tasticc Good in the High trt today,365 words
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242 1958-11-28 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Governraent does not favour the formation of a pan-Malayan I iversity of Malaya graduates society, The Standard learnt today. Several attempts to have i society registered have >o fai met with failure. The ision to242 words
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Article67 1958-11-28 5 Police Suspect No Foul Play SINGAPORE Police have established that there was no foul play in connection with the death of a contractorlabourer, Toh Wai, 50, said the Police Secretary. Mr. Eu Cheow Eang. Toh's body was found sprawled in a room of a house in Kampong Silat on Wednesday67 words
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Article, Illustration112 1958-11-28 5 Loewen To Visit S'pore, Fed. THE Adjutant-General to the Forces, General Sir Charles Loewen, former Command-er-in-Chief, Far East Land Forces, will arrive in Singapore on Saturday. Gen. Loewen. who is on a tour of Far East Land Forces in Singapore, the Federation and Hongkong, will be in the Colony from112 words
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Article, Illustration189 1958-11-28 5 CHIEF Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, will be guest-of-honour at the gala Singapore Union of Journalists Press Ball at the Sea View Hotel, on Dec. 6. Highlight of the evening will be the selection of a Press Ball Queen. Th e contest is189 words
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137 1958-11-28 5 SECTION FOR TOURISTS AT EXPOSITION SEVERAL thousand square feet of land have been set aside at the Singapore Exposition site at the Old Kaiiang Airport for a special tourist section which will be centred on an additional Government Tourist Department's Pavilion. A spokesman for the Exposition Committee said he hoped137 words
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Article62 1958-11-28 5 TALKS which were to be held between the Shell Company. Singapore and its employees' union at the Labour Ministry yesterday were postponed as some of the union's delegates were taken ill. The talks will resume on Monday afternoon. Meanwhile, the Standard Vacuum Oil Company and the Stanvac62 words
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266 1958-11-28 5 You're contributing to the floods: 28 told THE Singapore Rural Board yesterday warned sand-wash-ing quarry operators in the Tampenis area to stop clogging drainage channels with silt and cause floods or face prosecution. Farmers living in the area lost thousands of dollars worth of crops, poultry and pigs during the266 words
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392 1958-11-28 5 PERAK MAKES HISTORY IN FRAMING NEW STATE LAWS IPOH, Thurs. A historic step towards the establishment of a fully elected State Legislative Assembly and an Executive Council was taken today when the Perak Council of State unanimously approved amendments to the Constitution. The amendments were a fully elected Legislative Assembly392 words
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Article198 1958-11-28 5 TWO Singapore Police officers had an exchange of words in the Coroner's Court yesterday and had to be called to order. Inspector Arthur Wilson, conducting the inquiry into the death of a 12-year-old boy, and Senior Inspector Alam Din bin Bagoo had argued about a198 words
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Article57 1958-11-28 5 THE Secretary General of the Labour Front, Mr. Francis Thomas, is unable to hold his usual "Meet-the-People" session, this evening, as he has to take part in the All-Partv Forum on "The Future of Singapore." at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Mr Thomas will however, hold the57 words
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Article27 1958-11-28 5 A NEW canteen was opened for the staff of the Telecommunications and Postal Departments yesterdAy by the Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas27 words
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Advertisement265 1958-11-28 5 «js_aw* s^ _l __k JW WITH PRICES AT THEIR LOWEST U.P. S.P. Ladies Panty Girdles 8.90 6.00 eo. American Baby Doll Pyjamas 9.50 7.50 p set Wolsey Orion one Wool panties 5.50 3.90 ea. Stretch Briefs 3.90 2.50 Lucky Boys Sport Shirts 7!25 6.55 Telco Children's Tee Shirts To Clear265 words
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Article, Illustration98 1958-11-28 6 C&W CHIEF ON WORLD TOUR THE Chairman of Cable and Wireless Limited. Sir Geofrey Ince. arrived in Singa pore yesterday by air after a visit to Jesselton. North Borneo. Sir Geofrey. who is on a world trip to visit workers and officials of Cable and Wire less, is expected to98 words
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Article25 1958-11-28 6 THE Singapore Supervisory and Management Training Association will hold a dance at the Hollywood Room, Odeon Cinema, on Dec. 6 from 8 p.m.25 words
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203 1958-11-28 6 ALL candidates selected by the Public Services Commission for appointments in the Singapore City Council will in future have to appear before the Staff Committee before they can be taken into service. This has been decided by the Staff Committee. As203 words
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423 1958-11-28 6 Witness Tells Court: '1 killed a man... Govt, pardoned me' PENANG, Thurs. A ■elf-confessed murderer, Y'u Wing Shu, alias Ah Loon, who surrendered to Govern- j _ient after being a Communist terrorist for eight years, said in the Sessions Court today, that a vege-table-planter, Wong Yoke Fan. had been supplying423 words
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427 1958-11-28 6 EXPAT GETS TOP CITY JOB AND RAISES RUMPUS Local Officer Is More Qualified For Post, Says Protest Memo LOCAL senior officers of the Singapore City Council, yesterday charged the Council's Staff Committee with flouting its Malayanization policy. They alleged the Committee had recently taken a decision which gave preference to427 words
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Article, Illustration108 1958-11-28 6 Sabrina: She's not coming after all SABRINA fans in Singapore are in for a big disappoint, ment. The 21-year-old dumb-blonde of British films and television will not arrive in the Colony today. For the girl with the 42*-18"--36" figure is flying to Los Angeles from Rome. Sabrina was expected to108 words
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Article41 1958-11-28 6 VEERASAMY Yellasamy was yesterday acquitted in the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court on a charge of impersonating a sanitary inspector and threatening Wang Lee Chuan with summons for havmg put up a new roof without the authority from the City Council.41 words
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Article31 1958-11-28 6 CURFEW jn the Western Straits will be lifted from Dec. 1. states the Joint Straits Control Authority statement after a review of the emergency situation in the area.31 words
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Article102 1958-11-28 6 Political Leaders At Forum SIX Singapore political leaders will todav give their views on "The Future of Singapore" at a forum sponsored by the Sin Chew Jit Pon at the Victoria Memorial Kali beginning at 7.30 p.m The sneakers are Mr. David Marshall (Workers' Party). Mr. Lee Kuan Yew (People's102 words
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Article249 1958-11-28 6 STRANDED FISHER FOLK CAN RETURN MALACCA, Thurs.— More than 200 fishermen and their families who are now stranded at Pulau Rupat, in Indonesian Island near nere, will be allowed to return to Malacca. The owner of one of the biggest fishing fleets here. Mr. Goh Joon Ho. who had arranged249 words
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Article86 1958-11-28 6 A MAX. Mohamed Kassim bin Bostan Khan, was ye.-ter-day acquitted by the Singapore Second District Judge. Mr. Choor Singh on two aounts of cheating. His cefence was not called. The prosecution alleged that Mohamed. who had been asked by a Government servant, j Syed Alwi hin Syed86 words
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Article, Illustration457 1958-11-28 6 DecoraH ons ALOR STAR, Thurs at the Padang here tomorrow m* official birthday of the now Abdul Halim. H K f The new Sultan, who ittafo row, is the eldest son of the S passed away in July thus year A grand ceremonv place here with a guard honour457 words
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Article113 1958-11-28 6 TB CAUSES CONCERN TO PLANTERS THE scourge of lum* n sis is causing much c r to the Planting Indus* r; »1 C. T. Pettitt. acting Chair man, Council of Perak Dis trict Planting Ass cia n said in a statement :>''' r: day. A .scheme for the tru atment113 words
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Article97 1958-11-28 6 A LABOURER wa, invil oy a wireman friend, wn he had known for tour yeai io join him for lunch Al the meal he went to tbe win nans hou.se and there usked three times: "Arc i not an informer fnr thr I oms?" Lach time the ai» \man97 words
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Article22 1958-11-28 6 dence '-lm I 'is 1 been Ul the b. 12 red an of m M a 1 m Am M fl22 words
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Article23 1958-11-28 7 TONG Kam 74. died in an accident with a motor-cycle at the 3J Mile. Kuala Lumpur/ Sungei Besi Road on Wednes-23 words
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Article39 1958-11-28 7 OWING to the death of the Raja Bendahara of Perak last Monday in Kuala Kangsar. the Sultan of Perak has cancelled all his social engagements for the 14-day mourning period commencing from Nov. 24 to Dec. 7.39 words
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Article, Illustration437 1958-11-28 7 DR. PRASAD: ONLY BRIEF GLIMPSE FOR THE PUBLIC Too Tight A Programme For Presidential Visit KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. -The public can see India's President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, from enclosures at the International Airport aere when he arrives on the afternoon of Dec. 6 and leaves on the morn•ng of Dec.Standardpic - 437 words
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Article170 1958-11-28 7 FEDERATION Government yesterday thanked Johore State for the excellent arrangements made for the visit of Their Majesties the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong to Johore. The letter thanked "all those who had a hand in the arrangements for the recent State visit to170 words
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Article243 1958-11-28 7 Court Told Of Parang Attack A merchant told a Singapore Court yesterday how some of his workers were slashed with parangs when he led them to demolish unauthorised houses j or his son's land. Lee Cheong Meow, the merchant, was giving evidence at a preliminary inquiry in which Mohamed bin243 words
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144 1958-11-28 7 NEW ROADS HIT FARMERS, GOVT. TOLD FARMERS in Singapore did not ask for better roads and it was Government who wanted the roads, said Mr. H.J.C. Kula-ingha at a Rural Board meeting yesterday. He charged there wa s no proper supervision in the construction of the roads and farmers' fruit144 words
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432 1958-11-28 7 Witness to court: 'I object to being called as witness' A MILITARY contractor, Soon Hoh Yoke, told the Singapore Third District Court yesterday through his counsel, Mrs Lucy Chen, that he "very strongly" objected to bein* called in as a prosecution witness. Mrs. Chen wa s holding a watching brief432 words
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Article141 1958-11-28 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING robber prices (cents per Ib.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 883 881 R.S.S. No. 1 Dec. 875 88* R.S.S. No. 1 Jan. 881 883 R.S.S. No. 2 86J 87 R.S.S. No. 3 85* 86 Tone: Quiet and sMghtly easier. The tin price in Singapore141 words
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Article37 1958-11-28 7 BISHOP Richard C. Raines of the Indiana Area and President of the Division of World Missions of the Board of Missions of the Methodist Church, will preach at the Geylang English Methodist Church, on Sunday.37 words
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Article155 1958-11-28 9 Motor Trade Team Coming A 14-MAN Japanese trade delegation riding demonstration models of motor cycles, scooters, threewheeled trucks and jeeps, will arrive in Singapore on Dec. 26, to develop sales of the vehicles in the Colony. The delegation, ird by Mr. Toshio Sakurai, direr or of the Japan Small Vehicle155 words
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Article60 1958-11-28 9 The Shell BP Petroleurr Development Company of Nigeria Ltd. have extended seismic operation? tn the Riono -Rey swamp? of Southern Catneroor.?. This area has been described as one of the m >st difficult places for the Shell -BP geophysicists who have to work in mangrove swamp?60 words
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Article, Illustration277 1958-11-28 9 U.S., AUSSIE INVESTORS ARE CAUTIOUS JUMABHOY FINANCIERS in the United States and A"~!ralia consider the present investment climate in Singapore "unhealthy." The Colony's Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, said this yesterday, on his return from a five-week tour of America, Hawaii, the Philippines and Australia. He277 words
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50 1958-11-28 9 Envoys See Smallholders' Exhibition Mr. G. Diaz (right) explaining a model of systematic rubber replanting to the diplomats (left to right) Counsellor. United Arab Re public. Mr. Said Raad; Charge d'Affaires, Vietnam Legation. Mr. Tang Van Chi; and Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, United Arab Republic, Mr. Muhammad Rashad Danish.50 words
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Article151 1958-11-28 9 Tariff Policy Defined PENANG. Thurs.— The decision whether any industry i_s to be granted tariff protection rests with the Tariff Advisory Commit.ee. This was stated today by Mr. S A. Abishegam, an industrial development officer from the Ministry ol Commerce and Industry. Mr Abishegam is here to cor.ee: data on151 words
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Article154 1958-11-28 9 OUTER ROADS Santa Luc.a. R nghorn. Soya. Bruas. Armon'.a. Berebcre Procyon Incharran, Straat Mozambique, Brenda. Stv. Pretoria S. T. Akar. Star Btelguese. Eastern Lucky, Marlina, Glory. Calt. Suez. Wa kare. Sn Pahang Wing On Susanne, Hero. Glenfriun. Olinda, Van Der Hagen. Shelderv:k, San Ernesto Anna Maersk Taras154 words
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134 1958-11-28 9 Company To Air-Condition Two Ships THE Flotta Lauro-Naples Lines yesterday announced that their passenger liners. Sydney and Roma, will be completely, air-conditioned within the next year. A spokesman for the agents. CF. Sharf. in Singapore, said this move was part of the Company's aim to provide pleasant travelling for passengers.134 words
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Article48 1958-11-28 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday: Buying: Canada T.T. 31-7/8; O.D. 32/-: 9o d/st. 32-5/16 credit bills 32-7/16 trade bills. Sell ng T.T./O.D. ready: Canada 31-1/2; French Francs *****; Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.48 words
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Article130 1958-11-28 9 Featureless Market In Shares FEATURELESS sentiment prevailed in all sections of the share market yesterday, with minor price fluctuations. Turnover was small. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Hume Industries Pref. A4/9 5/- Ords. A4 9 5/Malavan Cement 162 164 M. Colls 0.97 1.00130 words
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Article266 1958-11-28 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday; Fed. Dis. $1.08 (overnight). F. N. ords. $1.62 and $1.625: Gammon $1.79 to x $1.80 to $1.78 (.and overnight); Hammer $1.575: H. Waugh $1.32$ ann $133; Hume prefs. A4/9 and A4/11: Hume prefs. and ords. A4/10. M. Breweries $2.86; M.266 words
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243 1958-11-28 9 A SUBSTANTIAL rise in the profit of The British Motor Corporation Ltd. and its subsidiaries is reported for the year ended July 31, 1958. The annual report for the year shows a profit of _9,236,150. after taxation, igainst £2,836,911 in the orevious year.243 words
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Article97 1958-11-28 9 Chamber To Discuss 'Boycott' THE reported China "boycott" of the Malayan market will be discussed by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, at its monthly committee meeting, today. For the past days, suppliers, in China of foodstuffs and other goods have declined to accept orders from Malaya. At the same97 words
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Article241 1958-11-28 9 Rubber Slips 1/8 Cent SINGAPORE rubber price slipped k cent yesterday, to close at 87_ cents per lb. for International first grade December .shipment, largely due to a drop in buying support. The market opened slightly higher on overseas advices, but. despite good interest in lower grade, prices rased to241 words
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Article131 1958-11-28 9 UK. Leads In Building Big Ships LONDON. Nov. 27 (Reuter). The shipping correspondent of the Financial Times today declared that British shipyards retain their position as the world's leading constructors of large passenger ships, despite strong and often successful competition from overseas in other spheres of shipbuilding. "United Kingdom shipbuilders131 words
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Article96 1958-11-28 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices Der Dicul yesterday were: Copra Nov.-Dec. $41 buyers; $42 sellers; coconut oil in bulk $64$ sellers in drums $66$ sellers; Muntok white pepper $130 sellers; Sarawak white $129 sellers; Special Sarawak black $72. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair merchantable mixed copra.96 words
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Article36 1958-11-28 9 MEXICO'S 1958 corn crop ffl expected to set an alltima record of about 195 mil. bushels, which would exceed the 1957 crop by 20 oer cent and the 1950-64 Average by 38 per cent.36 words
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Advertisement193 1958-11-28 9 hggBZIE-_l otn obieki um JpJ S nora P.S'hom Penanq ,6 Dec 15 Dec 13 Dec Jan 6 Jon 4 Jon itta |4 Dec 19 Dec 20 Oec lan 11 Jon 12 Jan RETT STAR LINEUP fjmmmmSpore P.S'hom Penang 2 Dee Doc 23 Dec k 10 ion 14 Jan -<q i193 words
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Article, Illustration496 1958-11-28 10 Crown Prince Defies 2, 600 Years Of History To Marry Miss Shoda pWENTY-SIX centuries of history and tradition weigh on the narrow, slightly stooped shoulders of Crown Prince Akihito of Japan, heir to the world's oldest dynasty. Despite h 1 s enormous burden, the slender. 24-year-oldU.P.I. - 496 words
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534 1958-11-28 10 'THE romance of the Crown Prince and his chosen bride is a story of youthful determination that finally overcame all the conventions, written or unwritten, that usually hamper the choice of marriage partners in Japan. Miss Michiko Shoda's family was against theReuter - 534 words
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610 1958-11-28 10 TOKYO '"THE marriage ceremony for Crown Prince Akihito and Miss Michiko Shoda will be held according to ancient Shinto rites in the Imperial Palace. Th e ceremony itself will b e brief, requiring only about 15 minutes. From about 8 a.m., State Ministers, formerUPI - 610 words
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795 1958-11-28 10 MARIE McGOYVAN, LONDON - 5 Ruling Monarchs Wed Common In Last 2 Decan MARIE McGOYVAN, LONDON By WORLD has come to accept romances between royalty and commoners in the last 20 years. At least five reigning monarchs have married commoners one of them two in the nearly two decades between the marriages of Britain'sReuter - 795 words
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Advertisement214 1958-11-28 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products ________^_______k_____2§<_£&^' < :^KjfesH£BSsjSa___§^ ff _rW\_sWm_9__'^__t'' ___SB_sw___i_____!v(S^» :> 3__^__>-«_>fl_r^N________^_3Ws? xSS__a____i____^^: .^^i^S^_-^_i -i_iSr !iv£s __l____^___7 HEADACHE CURE Unmatched by any other pain reliever for Headache, Neuralgia, Colds, Mento] Strain. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL A fr*<™* STOCKS, BONDS AND H^__ INVESTMENT TRUST214 words
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Article240 1958-11-28 11 Probable As for Ipoh Tomorrow .urters for tomorrow, last Stable --aw Stable j La a-d i Stable Sag ttai ua Stable md Mn B p Ciam tm StabM CFC Synd cate *-> >~< F Boxninri Stat ihfor Stable 1 1 ___>__§ n/y. 'U Miles > a i R A C240 words
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Article211 1958-11-28 11 N r Beater).— Peter BroadlYamtarera inside-right, as attack, also scored the Eland hard-earned draw at Villa Park here yes-lulf-time. 'art! Final niay I I r Tom Finney and u Douglas, who could not because of injury. U Lofthouse. at centre- rd could never get the ter ol Mel Charles,211 words
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Article66 1958-11-28 11 IPOH. Thurs.— Mrs. B. Gordon Jones, scoring 71 nett won the November L.G.U. Medal (Bronze division stroke) of the Ladies golf section of the P.T.C. Sports Club in Tiger Lane yesterday. Mrs. M. White, nett 80 was runner-up. The November Club Medal (Stableford) 2nd nine66 words
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Article35 1958-11-28 11 LONDON. Nov. 26 (Reuter) Results of today's Rugby Union matches were:— COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP: Sussex 0 Hertfordshire 11. Eastern Counties 16 Surrey 11. Hampshire 9 Kent 3. Oxfordshire 3 Dorset and Wiltshire 9.35 words
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Article259 1958-11-28 11 Tomorrow's U.K. Football LONDON. Nov 27 Reuter The following are English and Scottish football fixtures for Saturday Nov. 29: DIVISION I Arsenal vs Blackpool Birmingham vs Manchester U. Bolton vs Portsmouth Burnley vs Aston Villa Everton vs Chelsea Leeds vs Newcastle Leicester vs Notts Forest Luton vs Wolves Manchester C259 words
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Article, Illustration456 1958-11-28 11 SCRUTINEER - WITH GALLANT TURK FASTEST SCRUTINEER By WEDNESDAY'S FINISHES Fast Final Gallops... Five Horses Beat 40s For Three On Good Going IPOH, Thurs. GALLANT TURK, from the Spencer stable, did a smart try out with PICTURE FAN II on the training track here this morning, clocking 39 1/5 sec. for three456 words
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Article41 1958-11-28 11 SYDNEY, Nov. 27 (Reuter) The umpires for the first Test match between England and Australia starting at Brisbane on December 5 will be Mr. Colin Hoy, Queensland, and Mr. Mel Mclnnes. South Australia. The appointments were announced today.41 words
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Article96 1958-11-28 11 TAIPING. Thurs. Taiping Prisons and the Colts, both with unbeaten records in the senior division hockey league, met in a keen game which was convincingly won by Prisons by four goals to nil yesterday. The result was rather a surprise as the Colts were generally expected96 words
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91 1958-11-28 11 MELBOURNE, Nov. 27 (Reuter) British racing driver Stirling Moss reached Sydney this morning on his way to Melbourne to compete in one of Australia's top motor racing events the Melbourne Grand Prix on Sunday. International drivers Jack Brabham of Australia and New Zealander Tom91 words
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Article167 1958-11-28 11 McDonald May Be Replaced MELBOURNE. Nov. 27 (Reuter).— Col in McDonald, the injured Australian test opener, has until Saturday to prove his fitness for the first Test against England at Bnsbane on Friday week, or he will be replaced, said Mr. .Jack Ledward. Secretary of the Australian Board of Cricket167 words
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112 1958-11-28 11 Grinham Can Still Swim For England LA US AN NE. Switzerland, Nov. 27 (Reuter). Judy Grinj ham. Britain's Olympic swmtI ming star, who holds two world backstroke records, can still swim for Britain in Olympic events, although she is going on the films. Commenting today on her proposal to become112 words
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Miscellaneous130 1958-11-28 11 SINGAPORE RUGGER R.A.F. Singapore and Malaya Combined vs. Thai .Air Force at Changi. HOCKEY Div. 3— S.C.C. vs. Serangoon Gardens ot S.C.C. BASKETBALL Sharks vs. Self Strength 7.30 p.m. Quek Hock Seng vs. Green Eagles at Great World. BADMINTON Malayan Armed Forces KO. Competition— M.R.N. V. vs. R.A.S.C. at Nee130 words
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Article65 1958-11-28 12 Min Chong Sharks Lose J T NG -P en S easily eliminated Min Chong by 107 points to 83 to gain their second victory in the final round of the SCAAF basketball tournament for the Chung Hwa Cud at the Great World last night In the second match of the65 words
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453 1958-11-28 12 THE Weatherman has given the Singapore Hockey Association's Tournament Committee the headache of the season, causing the postponement of several league matches. The Committee is committed to ending the league ln the first week of December, and more and more 'rained otf games are453 words
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Article328 1958-11-28 12 THE Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation, which like the Singapore Amateur Football Association, would suffer most should the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council impose a levy of five per cent on their 'gates.' yesterday decided to oppose any proposal for such a levy. While members at328 words
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437 1958-11-28 12 Loader... Swollen Achilles Tendon I trueman A Stiff Back MORTIMORE TO GET A GAME, TOO BRISBANE, Nov. 27 (Reuter) M.C.C. are leaving the selection of their team to meet Queensland until just before the start tomorrow because of doubts about the437 words
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Article132 1958-11-28 12 IPOH. Thurs.— The Ist Battalion, the Loyal Regiment. retained the RDY Cup when they beat P.C.R.C by two goals to one in the twice replayed final of the knock out soccer competition on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today The first encounter ended in a132 words
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Article231 1958-11-28 12 Colony Youngsters Get The Trip KUALA Ll MPIR, Thurs-The Thailand Badminton Association has invited the Badminton Association of Malaya to send four plavers. preferably Thomas Cuppers. to participate in charity championship tournament in Bangkok in January. x. *J e tc S lo the RA231 words
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Article309 1958-11-28 12 DETROIT TO SPEND $20M. IF CHOSEN The 1964 Olympics DETROIT, Nov 27. (Reuter) —The City of Detroit has told the International Olympic Committee it ii prepared to spend 20 million dollars on buildini. I stadium for 120,000 spectators if it is chosen to be h<M city to the 1964 Olympic309 words
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161 1958-11-28 12 MANILA. Nov. 26 (Reuter) Preparations are being completed for the December 15 world championship boxing match here between flyweight champion Pascual Perez of Argentina and the Philippines' Dommy Ursua. Promoter E. Macaraeg of the Far Eastern Promotions. Manila, said the fight will cost around 200,000161 words
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Article215 1958-11-28 12 GENEVA. Nov. 27 (Reuter) —The speaker of the Tokvo Municipal Assembly, Mr. Na. gao Shimizu, paid a courtesy visit to the headquarters of ihe International Olympic Committee in Lausann? today in connection with the candidacy of the Japanese capital for the 1964 Olvmpic Games. Mr.215 words
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Article24 1958-11-28 12 K'i.; r, Irs) ft i R. d j l i M 'J -1 2 m o o\, I *g _> NO 5 J7i ai24 words
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Advertisement96 1958-11-28 12 fw___^^^__^^^^^^^B_^ __tmß^uMA w toI t&__flf :^f'^^^^^^_^____M-MAm^^^t_\ \a a t JmA^km*^^ BRUSSELS SPROUTS Quick-frozen to preserve their gardenfreshness. These firm young Brussels Sprouts are hand-picked, and hygienically packed to ensure absolute cleanliness. No waste you eat ALL you buy SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD. couch m&M MIXTURE Msif\ rEn fill LstXiT96 words
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Article, Illustration354 1958-11-28 13 M ft H ft ft mw H ft ft ft ft ft ft I H H H H ft ft ft ft gghxgj mix ingredients. a career, the job of a wife and mother, and the art of being a perfect hostess, has one simple rule for blending these354 words
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Article449 1958-11-28 13 ll RRY Wald's CinemaJ scope, De Luxe Color v ;d\ of fighting Marines lad their lives and loves. "In and War," a Twentieth i ttury-Fox production, -ping from the mansions >m Francisco's Bay area I the fishing hamlets of the i K«sl Coast, and then to the449 words
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140 1958-11-28 13 MARIO LANZA will siyig his most varied and extensive film score since THE GREAT CARUSO fri the new MGM release, FOR THE FIRST TIME, now filming on Capri. Included U7ill be one of the oldest and one of the newest of140 words
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Article411 1958-11-28 13 as a secret and now I'm telling it," she said. We began reminiscing and I was amazed that she recalled so much. "Do you remember telling me once you had lost your box office appeal?" I said. "Yes, at the Hampshire House. You wrote that you were411 words
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Article283 1958-11-28 13 RITA DEL MAR - THE STARS AND you RITA DEL MAR By rpODAY'S QUOTATON: "Men. In general, are bat great children." Napoleon FRIDAY FOB EVERYONE: Give some thought to the state of your joint finances and possessions. Cont nue with what is started or under way rather than attempt anything new of importance. Be283 words
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Miscellaneous268 1958-11-28 13 LI'L ABNER ByAlCapp \< -_».»i A 1 fLEGGO, T« 'AVE SURVIVE MANN l/TWEN, MAYBE THAR'S QUITE 1 7/^ VO' <TREEPSUPTME < HEWONTTEAT JVaCWUNKO' < J^sH OUnWni#7_' f INHOOWMN A AMAZON!! —TAKE M-ME!f— AN', V s°B'.'-^E LOST J amwm^A*W***^ MONSTER!! J W ADVICE!! -LET < RE/AEM&AiRE- ]V ALREAOV !f J JF7^JL*-£268 words
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314 1958-11-28 14 —Dulles WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (UPI) American Secretary of State Mr. John Foster Dulles said yesterday it probably would be impossible for free nations to match the communists in their rate of economic progress. Communist China. Mr. Dulles told newsmen, is turning its people314 words
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218 1958-11-28 14 BIGGER PENALTY FOR VICE MEN IN UK LONDON. Nov. 27 Mr. R. A. Butler. Britain's Home Secretary, told the House of Commons yesterday that he thought it would be right to raise the maximum penalty for men who live on the immoral earnings of women from two to five years'218 words
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431 1958-11-28 14 -Six months grace for the Allies' LONDON, Nov. 27 (Reuter-UPI) Russia proposed today that West Berlin now under the control of Britain, the United States and France should be made a demilitarised free city under its own government and said the United Nations could431 words
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Article, Illustration42 1958-11-28 14 DURING the celebration of Foundation Day at the Universitv of London last week, th e Chancellor of the University. Queen Elizabeth. the Queen Mother, presented the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws to the Princess Royal. (U.P.I Photo).42 words
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Article109 1958-11-28 14 West Has Nothing To Say Yet BERLIN, Nov. 27 (Reuter) The governing mayor of West Berlin, Herr Willy Brandt, said today the Soviet note was "unbearable." In a statement issued by his press office, he said there was no isolated solution to the Berlin question and there must be negotiations109 words
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Article87 1958-11-28 14 RED REBUFF MAY END GENEVA TALKS GENEVA. Nov. 27 (UPD Soviet Union today turned down the West's entire plan for breaking up the deadlock on the Geneva conference on preventing surprise attacks. The move could signal a breakdown of the talks. Soviet First Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. Vasily Kuznet*ov rejected87 words
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236 1958-11-28 14 PAP WILL RULE STATE OF S'PORE -UK PAPER MANCHESTER, Nov. 27 (Reuter) The Manchester Guardian said today that although it was impossible to predict yet who would win :he general election in Singapore, it would be prudent to get used to the idea that the rirst party to rule the236 words
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Article55 1958-11-28 14 JAKARTA. Nov. 27 (Reuter)— A woman charged with murder asked the Judge to defend her, according to Antara News Agency despatch. She replied, "no sir" when the presiding Judge asked whether she wanted defence counsel. When the Judge Insisted,, she replied. "Well then, Sir, would55 words
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Article, Illustration75 1958-11-28 14 He Ignores Protests Of A Lioness UNCONCERNED Italian painter Alberto Trevisan completes a drawing on a subject from Dante's Divine Comedy and completely ignores loud protests from a lioness in the adjacent cage. Trevisan's performance was part of a challenge to his famous rival, Span-ish-born painter Salvador Dali for the75 words
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218 1958-11-28 14 Indecision can Iead to disaster— Nixon LONDON, Nov. 27, (Reuter).— Mr. Richard Nixon, the United States Vice-President, last night warned the free world that "weakness and indecision" would lead to disaster. He was addressing a dinner given in his honour by the English-speaking Union, an organisation devoted to pro- moting218 words
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Article101 1958-11-28 14 Off Comes Beard To Join Army SOUTHAMPTON. Nov. 27 (Reuter) Pakhar* Singh. 21 -year-old Sikh who cycled, hitch-hiked and walked 10.000 miles from Malaya to England in the hope of joining the British army, yesterday parted with his most prized possession his beard. After an interview at Southampton Recruiting Centre,101 words
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Article178 1958-11-28 14 Army Leader y JAKARTA. Nov. 27 (Reuter) -i j was quoted today as saving that rJI I (Irian) would be easier to capture til former rebel capital in North Celeb«B Indonesian papers front- paged th c reported statement |by Brigadier-General M [that from a178 words
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Article57 1958-11-28 14 \Niyk VKW Kg (Ri uter -l;, (xivrrnmct: India tha; sions n-i» a hrr and P_j nvfov j trrat\ fe n"n ln<lia( MUusta l •I Stat- Rep 51 I J J MR V\N nt the Tai \rsmday riti7on»> ti Asian Flu r<i hrrakou: >Rputer BRIG.d Director of j l 157 words
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Article86 1958-11-28 14 ONLY TWO LANGUAGES IN ASIA JAKARTA. Nov. 27 (Reuter) —A Communist Chinese diplomat said In a speech .hat there will be only tw major languages in JUil In future— the Indonesian language and the Chinese language, it was reported ben yesterday. Mr. Li Chu-Shrng. Chinese Consul-Genera! In Jakarta, was addressing86 words
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Advertisement111 1958-11-28 14 ¥T▼^VS•VV^PIPVVVVVVVV¥¥¥¥¥¥¥VVVV¥r¥¥¥▼VV9¥VVW**' MATCHING ENGLISH EARTHEN* The lovely "Jasmine" pattern in a pleasing Pad* Dinner Set for 6 (37 pieces) $58.65 Tea Set for 6 (22 P* Coffee Set for 6 (15 pieces) 51*-^ The following replacements are I** 1 I Meat Plates doz. $i5OO Teacups Soucc* Soup $17.00 Coffee Cup» Sou£f111 words
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