Singapore Standard, 19 December 1958
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Title Section25 1958-12-19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD FINAL EDITION Telephone ***** 5 m******-****. Coble "TIGERNEWS" at* SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER l\l958. A Vol. »X No. 170. 15 c ts. Q Xogfr25 words
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Article, Illustration232 1958-12-19 1 THE ENTRY CLAMP HITS OUTSIDERS ONLY -Immigration Controller THOUSANDS of Singaporeans who travel to the Federation on business or for pleasure will not be affected by the recent amendment to the Emergency (Immigration Ordinance, 19 52) Regulations, 1958, announced by the Federal Government. "It applies only to outsiders and does232 words
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211 1958-12-19 1 Society thugs axe sleeping youth (18) AN 18-year-old odd-job labourer was brutally hacked with parangs and axes by secret society thugs as he lay sleeping m a five-foot .vay m Singapore early yesterday. The victim, Tham Karr. Cheong, was till late last nignt m a very serious condition m the211 words
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Article123 1958-12-19 1 CHINA BAN WON'T HURT MALAYA-LEE HONGKONG, Dec. 18 (Reuter)— Malaya's Finance Minister, Sir Henry H. S. Lee, said on arrival here today from Kuala Lumpur that he did not think the trade suspension between Malaya and Communist China would do much damage to Malaya s economy as the balance of123 words
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266 1958-12-19 1 13 (Unlucky for them) have their citizenship cut THE Registrar of Citizens has revoked the Singapore Citizenship (Initial) Certificates of 13 union officials. The Standard was reliably Informed yesterday that the certificates were withdrawn because of the unionists' "leftist activities." The Registrar, Mr. Kok Ah Loy refused to comment. 1266 words
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Article, Illustration118 1958-12-19 1 They want Dr. Chuang back as principal THE Singapore Chung Cheng High school management committee, yesterday agreed m principle to re-appoint Dr. Chuang Chu Lin as principal of the school. Dr. Chuang. former Principal of the School, was detained under the Colony's Banishment Ordinance m September last year. He was118 words
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Article152 1958-12-19 1 Mao not ousted— Diplomats HONGKONG, Dec. 18 (UPI) Mao Tse-tung is demonstrating just how confident he is of his control over Communist China by deciding to shed the ceremonial tasks of Head of state. Any other interpretation, especially that he has been downgraded m the communist hierarchy, is wishful thinking,152 words
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Article13 1958-12-19 1 THERE were no case s of poliomyelitis reported m Singapore yesterday.13 words
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Article, Illustration192 1958-12-19 1 THERESA: SHE IS LAID TO REST IN PENANG PENANG, Thurs. A small group of friends and relatives paid their last respects to the late Miss Theresa Woo, 30-year-old former journalist, at the Western Road Cemetery where her remains were interred after a service at the Church of Our Lady of192 words
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Article, Illustration178 1958-12-19 1 REMEMBER THOSE RED MASSACRES Another victory aver bandits— but: KULAI, Thurs.— The Regent of Johore this morning announced here that South west Johore, which had been under Emergency restrictions for the past ten years, was now White." With it came a new life for 1,780,000 people m the 1,207 square-mile178 words
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320 1958-12-19 1 BOMBER'S LAST MOMENTS TOLD BY FISHERMEN Shackletoris Mystery Is Solved THE mystery of the missing Singapore -based Shackleton bomber which deepened with the discovery of a dead member of its crew on Wednesday, has been solved. Far East Air Force authorities yesterday established that the bomber, whose disappearance over North320 words
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Article, Illustration50 1958-12-19 1 Slain man's brother CAPT. SVLONG AHMAD, who yesterday said that, other than himself, no one pise resembled his brother. Badrul Hisham, who was r,\urdered at the Lake Gardens m Kuala Lumpur on the night of Sept. 8. Capt. Sulong was testifymQ at the murder inquiry. (FULL REPORT IN PAGE 5).50 words
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Article70 1958-12-19 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursi. Calling all Scouts m the Federal Capital who have not yet fixed up a good turn for coming Sunday. Your State Commissioner. Mr. Phang Piang Fah. has a job for you. It is to assist the Standard Cheer Fund party for70 words
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Advertisement193 1958-12-19 1 ipeo 9; i^W. rlappy Christmas Jj chaser heave's cheerful j rinks k j Twice a week to end E__jStfg>' Oombay ||.Jy We fly to Djakarta I every Sunday and Tuesday, and to Madras and Bombay every »>T'} 0 :;7 LTQ twitehgeae- I- 3 l«D V .machine tool* engineers* B hind193 words
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Article266 1958-12-19 2 Arrangements Are Tied i Exchange Of Letters W/f/, y KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government all information, secret. or otherwise, relating to the internal S p hav **c« of Singapore. This has been agreed to m an exchange of letter '"k' 15 arra »fo ration and British governments. p266 words
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Article165 1958-12-19 2 Bomber's Last Moments (From Page 1) "They took it :o Sin Cowe Reef and buried it loosely. A cross was placed at the head of the grave. "The skipper also clearly wrote m the sand, the registration number of the plane. This was later spotted by a sister Shackleton scanning165 words
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732 1958-12-19 2 (From Page 1) Johore will then turn ♦White' The Regent credited the complete collapse of the Communist terrorist organisation m the area to the hard and persistent work cf the Security Forces, the efforts of the Government and the courageous refusal of many of732 words
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Article63 1958-12-19 2 kl a:.-. |Tne R Sla p er I yesterday nfl the fir<. the i;. -i Streei S^hoo A essing theijnj of tne S I Perak, a I ed the; LJJ ;and jto the.- would •••>• youngsters to t ben f the Socle In IN 5P rit frier y various63 words
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Advertisement1086 1958-12-19 2 NOTICES NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME TAKE Notice that by a Deed Poll dated the 17th day of December 1958 CHEE MEI WEI of No. 26 Sambau Street, Singapore, Carpenter has renounced and abandoned the name of WAN AMIN MA'ALLAP and m lieu thereof has assumed the adopted name of1,086 words
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EDITORIAL • SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article468 1958-12-19 3 *Hi Singapore Education Minister's warning that softer fen years there will be 1 ,000,000 child-|-B der fhe a of 14 and »hat it will cost the Lg** at least $975,000,000 to educate muJ f have shocked citizens. And even if this jv^lable within the next ten468 words
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Article360 1958-12-19 3 THERE is undoubtedly much more behind M official statement from Peking that MaoH«g has resigned from his post as President ftl Republic. It is only necessary to go back to 'umber of incidents of rioting by the peasantry September and October last m protest N President Mao's experiment to360 words
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Article54 1958-12-19 3 li Lno Tecß K<m Koad. b po»« P 0 8o« No 1563 Cables TICERNEWS' A --mpub rel ***** <5 lines). AH departmenti Omii Insurance Bidg.. 174 Batu «0 fonone ***** 4 r- Cowan St Tel: 3529 "U S Lern St Tel: 4055 91 -A Bukit Chin*.54 words
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Article, Illustration1671 1958-12-19 3 Lord Chief Justice Of England By A Special Correspondent LONDON JJ ÜBE R T PARKER'S first term as Lord Chief Justice of England comes to an end this week. Although he has been m his present position for only a few months, the general impression is that a new policy1,671 words
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Article654 1958-12-19 3 ERNEST HOBERECHT - Red China Gets The Cold Shoulder ERNEST HOBERECHT By L'PI ice-President and General Manager for Asia who has just completed a five-week tour of South-east Asia TOKYO ]IJANY Asians are having some serious second thoughts about Communist China and some of these thoughts sends shivers of fear through many of654 words
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Article180 1958-12-19 3 Shorts from the Talks In The Teeth Of The Storm "T'VE never forgotten, years ago. listening to a district nurse cheerfully describing her work m a lonely region of northern England. She told me about a journey she had lately made one midwinter night to deliver a baby m an180 words
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Article, Illustration24 1958-12-19 3 Scientists say our sun is middle-aged. They believe it is 6.000,000,000 years old and already has lived half its life span.24 words
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Article, Illustration399 1958-12-19 3 the NEWS as it strikes me T^O THE short, nonetheless illustrious, list of the son s and daughters of Mother India who have visited Singapore m the past, must now be added that of Dr. Ra.iendra Prasad. President of the Republic of India, who arrives here this morning en route399 words
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Advertisement56 1958-12-19 3 REACHING YOUR DESTINATION FASTER AND EASIER DRUDGE BRITAIN'S BEST BICYCLE instalments: $40h DOWN $20f- MONTHLY A PRODUCT OF RALEIGH INDUSTRIES LTD.. ENGLAND. FROM ALL GOOD BICYCLE DEALERS RADIOS C 9 LIP ss ItMMi ORCHARD ROAO, i POUI. PnOHt MSM b 12 tU Mr. BATU ROAD. KUALA IVMPuft, >MON|- ||J|| 14.56 words
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235 1958-12-19 4 BOB PERIES - This new Police unit will guard your payrolls BOB PERIES By PLANS are now afoot to launch a new 900-strong "Guard and Escort unit m the Singapore Police Force. The unit viil start operating next month. Recruits will be mainly from the Special Constabulary, The Standard was told. Police Secretary235 words
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Article, Illustration563 1958-12-19 4 LIM'S PLAN TO BEAT SINGAPORE HOUSING RACKET 10,000 Families Living In Illegal Homes** Assembly Told MR. LIM KOON TECK, (Singapore People's Alliance), at yesterday's meeting of the Singapore Legislative Assembly made a three-point suggestion to improve the housing situation m the Colony. Mr. Lim made the suggestion to support his563 words
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136 1958-12-19 4 'No Abuse 1 Warning To Police Officers COMMISSIONER of Police, Singapore, has isued a circular to all gazetted officers m the torce warning them no. to misuse the services of orderlies-cum-drivers allotted them by the Government. This order was issued immediately on comp'etion of the assignment of 10? Special Cons.ables136 words
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Article102 1958-12-19 4 Squatters To Get Main Facilities SINGAPORE Government wa s working en a scheme to provide squatters with all the main services including: road access. This was stated at the Legislative Assembly yesterday by the Assistant Minister for Local Government. Lands and Housing, Mr. Tan Theng Chiang. Mr. Tan said his102 words
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Article63 1958-12-19 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Lieut. Tan Peng Huat of the Ordnance Depot Armed Forces Maintenance Corps, Setapak, here, will leave for further military training m Britain on Jan. 1 and is expected to be away for about four months. He will attend the Vehicles Maintenance and Ordnance63 words
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206 1958-12-19 4 Father And Son Wounded In Fight Against Robbers IN an attempt to foil a robbery, a man and his son went into a grim struggle with three dagger-wielding intruders, but had to give up when they were staboed m their house at the 10th mile Tampines Road last night. Following206 words
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224 1958-12-19 4 Itinerary Of Tunku's Visit To Manila KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman and his wife, Puan Sharifah Rodziah will be the guests of the Governors of Sarawak and North Borneo while on their way to and from their five-day official visit to the Philippines. The Tunku and his224 words
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Article58 1958-12-19 4 GIRL TOOK LINIMENT BY MISTAKE A MISADVENTURE verdict was recorded by the Singapore Coroner at the close of an inquiry into the death of Zaiton binte Mohamed, 14. of Radin Ma?, who died from poisoning on Nov. 6. The court was told by ZaLton's mother. Kamina! ointe Tiab, that her58 words
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392 1958-12-19 4 Don't fight passively, Marshall tell workers' union MR. DAVID MARSHALL ja^tT^T^^ Singapore Business Houses Employed r?^* National Clerical Union so that tt their rights on a united front COu/ t» Every member, he saH. should contribute one per cent of his salary towards a fund •0 that enough could be392 words
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Article36 1958-12-19 4 HONGKONG. Dec. 18 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $15.99 to £1 Sterling $5.75 to US$l; $1.84 to Malayan SI; $0,056 to one Indonesian Rup.ah; Gold 5251.87 to a tael.36 words
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Article143 1958-12-19 4 man f ot Farrt/p^ that th< ye?v c? was important i natioi of inj Lr ging Govern rr Is S5 g r V Mr. Lazar pore Leg »s not re r f government the ait per cem f j the M.nist, c I save n;oi 5 down and specialists.143 words
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Article48 1958-12-19 4 1 KUALA I tWOR,!! The Sc'".r.£or S'*'° C today adopted a St.--.v- Le*al A Bahaudin bin M tiamd a^ob, to eontiß te c the presort C( m next year when S angi have a ful y f r A1 prea al i Coun f it 01 Dec48 words
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453 1958-12-19 5 MALAY— THE LINGUA FRANCA FOR S'PORE? jyt not competent to give an opinions Chew gOSfCI for Education. Mr. Chew Swee Kee, yesterday said that the quesff^fciai J.he lingua franca of Singapore was a "political matter and Vrd^i by political parties." idded: "I am not competent to voice my opinion or453 words
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536 1958-12-19 5 SETBACK FOR THE MISTAKEN IDENTITY THEORY NO ONE LOOKS LIKE BADRUL HISHAAA' KIALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Police theory that the murder of Radio Malaya broadcasting assistant, Badrul Hisham bin Dato Hamzah, was a case of mistaken identity was challenged today when his elder brother maintained m testimony at the preliminary inquiry536 words
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Article518 1958-12-19 5 Slain man's brother testifies and fidgetting with the feather duster at the witness stand, J stated that Badrul Hisham was about ten yards from one of 1 the intruders. She said that while she and the party were walking and chatting, she heard Badrul 1 Hisham cry out m English518 words
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Article83 1958-12-19 5 PHONES FOR EXHIBITORS AT SHOW THE secret ary-general of the Singapore Constitution Committee has announced that to help facilitate communications at the Exoosition, several Exchange lines were being laid on for the use of exhibitors. The telephones will be rented out at $200 for the period and would enable subscribers83 words
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Article103 1958-12-19 5 An estimated $50,000,000 worth of goods will be displayed at the mammoth Singapore Constitution Exposition to be held at the old Kallang Airport site from Jan. 24 to Feb. 24 next year. This was stated yesterday by the secretary-genrral of the Exposition Committee,103 words
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Article86 1958-12-19 5 FOLLOWING have been elected office-bearers of the Woodbridge Hospital Uniformed Staff Union for 1959: President— Mr. Yussoff Khan (re-elected); vice-president Mr. S. Rammachannar (reelected); secretary Mr. Sect Louis (re-elected); asst. secretary Mr. R. Narayanasamy; treasurer Mr. Leow Teng Quee; asst. treasurer Mr. Neo Hock Lee. Committee members86 words
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269 1958-12-19 5 Poor Public Response For Stadium Hart SINGAPORE'S Financial qprretarv Mr. T. M. Hart, yesterday' told the Legislative Assembly that the response from the public to build a stadium was very poor. He said that it was impossible for the Government to find $2,000,000 for the stadium at present because or269 words
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Article, Illustration166 1958-12-19 5 TWO Assemblymen were yesterday cautioned by the Speaker, Sir George Oeniers, for repeatedly using "unparliamentary" words at the budget session of the Singapore Legislative Assembly. The Assemblymen, Mr. William Tan (Lib.-Soc.) and Mr. Lim Cher Kheng (Independent), during their sDeeches criticised166 words
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Article, Illustration123 1958-12-19 5 TWO New Zealanders— delegates to the World Student Christian Federation Conference m Rangoon arrived m Singapore by air yesterday. They arc Jeoffrey Wai pole, 21, and Frances Cotton (seen above), who hail from Wellington and Auckland respectively. Both will leave tor Kuala Lumpur123 words
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Advertisement125 1958-12-19 5 Everything you need for Everybody g I this Christmas j± m =^^t --V m'Cljr^F vt^K#wl I W f 111 I\SP I Handsome Sporrshirts m every desirable fe3 f ot w* 0* 0* m w* y^.jtF k^^lMi^^m «r S jgffif] c«j*#i» c r 21 -Sj Smart i S i| T-shir,, •*rplf-ii£^125 words
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Article, Illustration651 1958-12-19 6 Choose your leader^ wiseiy~*Voters told KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Sultan of Selangor today asked political leaders to exercise fairplay m the forthcoming State elections, while urging his people to think carefully before casting: their votes. Addressing the budget meeting of the Council, the651 words
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300 1958-12-19 6 99 per cent of the Malays earn less than $120 a month JUMAT SINGAPORE'S Minister for Local Government. Lands and Housing, Dato Hamid Jumat. yesterday said that 99 per cent of the Malays m the Colony earned less than Sl2O a month. I Speaking at yesterday's bud- get session of300 words
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159 1958-12-19 6 Breadearner for every home is Mr. J's idea SINGAPORE Government should evolve a policy whereby at least one member cf every family must be employed. This suggestion was made by Liberal Socialist member. Mr. R. Jumabhoy, at the Legislative Assembly during the discussion on the estimated expenditure for Labour and159 words
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Article, Illustration118 1958-12-19 6 A NORFOLK pine. 12 feet high, was presented by British Overseas Airways Corporation yesterday to St Andrew's Cathedral to be decorated and placed m the chancel during the holiday season After it is put up on Sunday, St. Andrew's parishioners will be invited to lay gifts118 words
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Article22 1958-12-19 6 T^ Sta" thpC «i Im i lp smiling all ,l oh plirrl hf ''Bit ta«*f A/mi M "°V a low «"r\i22 words
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Article188 1958-12-19 6 A YOUNG RnJ accepted a I*s I rom a ttnofa .a:?: Hut she m y life of el prostitute,*] pore Court was toj tertiay. The seronl Lt Huat 24 was testifying the Third District^ K.T. Alexander a: of a woman Ch.a K;a 36. who w&, chiffw «i ing on188 words
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Article78 1958-12-19 6 SINGAPORE CityOj second mobile J wij n s rvice r I attend to a :are f l d ct< r w™ dLspensary r J F( IIOU Df for mx- vv 1 ...-3 Monday— W, rt im. -!1 H 4 n (I rne*dajr- Kfc Hock im r..--' Kb Pa ran78 words
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Advertisement43 1958-12-19 6 il «7i(/e ranfire of flashlights A style to fit every for two to five cells purpose and every taste ALWAYS USE "EVEREADY' BATTERIES THEY ARE FACTORY FRESH NATIONAL CARBON products ttiiiitile bfiofa/iiiia ShHB #m TB"%T^"W TW' W (Spore Only) #m^ L^ II Already43 words
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Article, Illustration396 1958-12-19 7 Youth involved m gang fight when last seen Police IPOH, Thurs. Police arc offering a reward of 52.000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killer or killers responsible for the brutal murder of a miner's son, Wong Yee Lim, 17, whoseStandardpic - 396 words
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RUBBER & TIN PRICES
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Article21 1958-12-19 7 Thursday's opening first session. Bayers Sellers December 241 24} January 241 241 February 24 h 241 Tone: Steady. I21 words
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Article26 1958-12-19 7 Spot 24 Id. Jan-Mar. 24Jd. April-June 24 id. July-Sept. 24M. Oct.-Dec. 24Jd. December c.i.f. 24 d. January c.i.f. 244 d. February c.i.f. 24id. Tone: Quiet.26 words
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Article23 1958-12-19 7 Thursday's opening j first session. Spot €758.10 buyers, €759 sellers. Three months £759 buyers. €759.10 sellers. Settlement price s:— £759. Tone: Steady.23 words
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Article24 1958-12-19 7 Spot €758 buyers, £758.10 sellers. Three months €758.10 buyers, €759 sellers. Settlement price s: £759. Sales morning:— 30 tons. Sales afternoon;— 10 tons.24 words
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Article47 1958-12-19 7 THE following five persons m Singapore have been awarded the Colonial Prison Service Medals: Mr. George Arthur Scroxton Ellery. Superintendent of Prisons; Mr. Sarpon bin Muradi, Principal Officer; Mr. Khan Bahadur. Sergeant /Warder; Mr. Haider Khan, Corporal/ Warder; and Mr. Mohd. AshrafT. warder.47 words
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Article184 1958-12-19 7 THE STAFF of the Singapore General Hospital have been instructed to economise as much as possible m the use of linen material because of the strike by 70 of the laundry workers which entered its third day yesterday. A spokesman for the hospital yesterday told The184 words
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Article135 1958-12-19 7 Better pay for Tamil teachers SINGAPORE'S Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, yesterday said Government was doing its best to encourage Tamil education and to better the status of Tamil teachers. The Minister said that the Government had already taken over two Tamil schools one at St. George's Road135 words
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102 1958-12-19 7 MURDER AT MARKET: 4th MAN CHARGED GOH Thiam Sek alias Ah Goo, was tentatively charged m a Singarx>r e Magistrate's Court yesterday with the murder of Tan Bin Seng. 20. at Telok Ayer Market at 10.50 a.m. on Dec. 8. He was also accused of the murder of Loo Hai102 words
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Article, Illustration188 1958-12-19 7 TWO groups of adventureseeking Federation students recently cycled all the way to Singapore. One group comprised three Senior Sea Scout- of the Government English School m Port Dickson. who have only recently finished their School Certificate examination. The trio —C. Suppiah,Standardpic - 188 words
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Miscellaneous371 1958-12-19 7 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■fIHMi Morning Prelude. 7.30 Time iX7YTu¥TkiZ^BTIfTITIT3 Signal and News. 7.35 A Date K^H W.m.lllf .1 tl V.« iWi■ il VlYfl w:lh Music. 8.00 News Headlines. 111 Ililffl I ||lll i lk I'll 8.02-8.30 A Date with Music PJIaUI .A m.\ 11^^ ■m. IT! LI I LI-lal.^ < Contd.). 115 p.m.371 words
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Advertisement1154 1958-12-19 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 118 lines) (Incorporated m Sin«apore) 02 lines) 25*« THE BLUE FUNNEL UHB f SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. LONDON CONTINENTAL PORT! Carrier* option to proceed *ia other ports to load and discharge cargo (via Sues with Hbert* to proceed tfia Panama or Capo of1,154 words
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Finance And Commerce
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Article138 1958-12-19 9 BOAC Plans Lower Air Fares BOAC (British Overseas Airways Corporation) are planning :o introduce lower air fares to the travelling public, the Airline's spokesman m Singapore aald yesterday. The announcement follows a report this week of the intention or a U.K. company, Eagle Aviation, to operate a service from London138 words
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Article, Illustration143 1958-12-19 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices i>er Dicul yesterday were: Copra Dec-Jan. S39| buyers; $40} sellers; coconut oil m bulk $62 sellers m drums $64 sellers; Muntok wliite pepper $131 sellers; Sarawak white $130 sellers; Spedal Sarawak black $71. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair merchantable mixed copra143 words
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169 1958-12-19 9 COUNCIL SETS UP BOARD TO HELP PADI PLANTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A Selangor Padi Planters Board is to be established to give assistance to padi planters m the State. Approval to set up the Board was given by the Selangor State Council today. The Board will provide assistance to organizations169 words
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Article, Illustration79 1958-12-19 9 Minister Sees New Machine a staff member of the Board working a new machine shortly after it was officially installed. Others are (from left): Mr. A. Watson (Board's Accountant), Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, Minister for Works, Post and Telecommunications, and a staff member of the Board. THE Federation's Finance79 words
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Article141 1958-12-19 9 ALOR STAR, Thurs— The Kedah Government was asked today to use planes to rreat* artificial rain on padi fieids to relieve the present drought. The request was made by Mr. Lim -Too Kong (Alliance) m the State Council. Mr. Lim, who was speaking on the141 words
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Article131 1958-12-19 9 P E N A N G. Thurs.— The Penang and Province Wellesley Farmers' Association, at a speciai meeting here this afternoon, expressed concern over government's failure to negotiate with other neighbouring countries the importation of fodder into this country. It was stated at the meeting that pig-rearers m131 words
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161 1958-12-19 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Applications for relief from import duty on raw materials intended for processing m the Federation, are now being considered by the Tariff Advisory Committee, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry announced today. It was originally intended that all applications seeking tariff161 words
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Article34 1958-12-19 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Selling T.T./OD ready: Canada 31-3 8; Swiss Francs 141-1/2; French Francs *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.34 words
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Article23 1958-12-19 9 U.S. cotton exports m the 1958-59 season are currently estimated at about 4.000.000 running bales, compared with 5.717.000 bales m 1957-58.23 words
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Article61 1958-12-19 9 Housewife Shares Prize Madam Lim and 12 others picked Colony model, Margaret Low from among the "Queens." This was also the choice of a panel of six judges. Ten who shared the first prize are from the Federation and two from the Colony. Standardpic shows Madam Lim receiving a cheque61 words
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Article48 1958-12-19 9 Merino wools constituted 73.2 per cent, of the 1957-58 Australian wool clip the highest recorded over the previous five seasons, the Australian Wool Bureau report. Due to adverse seasonal conditions, the 1957-58 clip was some 494.000 bales (11$ per cent.) smaller than the previous one.48 words
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Article118 1958-12-19 9 Rubber Up C. SINGAPORE rubber price gained cent yesterday, to close at 83Jc. per lb. for International firs: grade January shipment on good buying support. The market opened higher on overseas advice and steadied further on good lower grade enquiries. Factories were quiet. The afternoon market was steady a', times118 words
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Article68 1958-12-19 9 DURING the first ten months of the year the British typewriter industry exported more "portables" to a greater value than m the whole of 1957, the Typewriter (and Allied) Trades Federation has announced. Shipments of machines not exceeding 22 lb. reached a record total of 71,95268 words
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Article125 1958-12-19 9 SINGAPORE rice merchants yesterday refuted .he charge made by the Minister for Commerce and Industry Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, jn the Legislative Assembly, that merchants haying a monopoly of rice imports could hold the public to ransom. Mr. Jumabhoy was asking for the continuance of the present125 words
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Article30 1958-12-19 9 DUTCH expor's of all poultry products during the first six months of this year totalled the equivalent of $55.3 mil. 10 per cent above the comparable 1957 figure.30 words
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Article134 1958-12-19 9 Industrials And Rubbers Steadier BOTH industrials and rubbers were steadier m the Malayan share market yesterday, with selective support, while tins were quiet. The :urnover was small. The Malayan Sharebrokers Association announced the following price changes: Pahang Consol 4/4 4/(5 Petaling 1.81 1.83 Rantau 1.30 1.33 Amal Malay 182 184134 words
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Article233 1958-12-19 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers an-! nounced the following business done yesterday: F. N. ords. $1.57; Gammon $1.71, $1.705: Hammer $1 55: Hongkong Bank $425.00 cd M. Cement $1.63; McAlister $1.23, $1.22; 0C.8.C. $20.50; Sime Darby $139. $1.38: Cold Storage 85c. to 86c; s Times $1.86, $1.87; S. Traders $1.57. $1.56;233 words
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Article, Illustration111 1958-12-19 9 FILLED with 40 tons of kerosene a 100-ft. long flexible barge, made of nylon and synthetic rubber, being demonstrated at Southampton. Named the "Dracone." Greek name for a serpent, it has been developed for the transport of liquids lighter than water. When the towing vessel111 words
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Advertisement277 1958-12-19 9 tablet J I s:ee d/ relief from headache and H I Saridon the pain-killer which is H I reliable, safe and sure H I Ch'o» n ob I c •v•ry w h r L f^^^ R EVERETT ORIENT LINE j^9 I S pore P.S'hom Fononq Iv,:;:'" 8 Jan 7Ja« 5277 words
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Miscellaneous164 1958-12-19 9 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Benvneg, Bayon. Phol Nikorn. Frjnu.ma Indono. Dro.us. Bjrij™ BrtOort Mfil Inchkilda Glory. Saidja Bere- Lian Mm Ren gam. New Coro bere. Miko!ay Rej City of nation> Bicoli Giang Ann Tai Bedford Tong Kian Tong Yick. Cheon£ Padea jf ong Ming. Antonia, Ellen Mearsk, Oak- Dabo164 words
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Article, Illustration246 1958-12-19 10 Teachers Wed by Standardpic (RIGHT) MR MRS. KIONG BENG SWEE after their wedding: at St. Paul's Church, Singapore, last Saturday. The groom is a teacher at Griffiths School and is the eldest son of Mr. Mrs. Kiong Chai Hock. The bride is the third daughter of Madam Le« Seng. FahFah; Cling Seng Poh; Yong Poh Seong; Standardpic - 246 words
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Article, Illustration264 1958-12-19 10 (RIGHT): The Sultan of Selangor on Sunday declared open the $410,000 sanatorium for tuberculosis patients m Morib (Selangor). The sanatorium which is run by the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis (Selangor branch) can accommodate about 100 patients Photo shows the Sultan talking to aService; Fah - 264 words
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Advertisement141 1958-12-19 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products VnUllkim HI A Xi This invaluable Wind Mixture is an excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, Indigestion, Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL DARKON The Modern Hair Pomade (Made m England) DOES DARKEN GREY HAIR Grey141 words
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Article132 1958-12-19 11 gfGAFORE Cricket Association Is Vnrouch representative m Australia f.ijsh r>- r team to play an exhibition m March next year. fedKCfl by Dr Ong Swee Law li \'h', i-"< iution. l v^i.»t ion's second attempt to get the „v. r I" October, when MCC cricketer So through. Dr. Ong132 words
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112 1958-12-19 11 Brig. Green was manager of the MCC team when the present manager, Freddie Brown, captained the side which played m Australia some years ago. The only snag, according to Dr. Ong, was that the English cricketers might leave Australia m batches some112 words
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Article, Illustration92 1958-12-19 11 THE sticcess/ul candidates at the Life Saving examination held at the Farrer Park gwivnming pool recently are: Standing ('eft to right). Lee Horc Ming. C£.rnn??'r>?r), Eddjy Ho (instructor) Chiang Sink him. Ho Tak Qnai, Wong Chee Yuen, Choo Chor Joo. Wong Ah Hing, Lou- Kok Heng, Ku-ok Wing, Lrm Geok92 words
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Article54 1958-12-19 11 l[ R >j Dr M Keutcr) Australian twelve it uunst England, starting at the fofcrt .Mind on Dec. 31. waa announced M! j raptaia) J. Burke. A. Davidson. W. 3;. o-( aptain). L. Kline. K. Mackay. fl m k ff N ONeill. K. Slater. r f!h man u;'l he54 words
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Article47 1958-12-19 11 ws Score 99 In Cs 274 For 4 m Ti^mania, Dec. 18 (Reuter) —An Lj Nby Willie Watson and Arthur m p i arefree batting by Peter May and p k the MCC to 274 for four on the "i[ ::.»:r three-day match against a Com-47 words
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Article45 1958-12-19 11 r II Krutrr) United toured win Cap m ten one tiHfißg here 'f\m was fi }>-tprday's B aver KJ v.\ i iin i i to be B ehS eeta named rs for on c I m r 2>, 30 d We- a than !hroa:45 words
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Article342 1958-12-19 11 's Foong resI Trh li- Bnon c v l P trials r-l bined XI. Watson (43) and Milton (85) gave the Tourists a good start after they had been sent m to :>ar on a life. ess well grassed pitch. May (42 not out) and Cowdrey (56 not out)342 words
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Article76 1958-12-19 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Selancor Indian Association and tamiiians Physical Cvi- :re Association drew 2-2 m a -enior division league hockey fixture on the Taylor Road ground today Tamiaans opened accounts nrough Paramalingam. but the Indians retaliated quickly ta score the equaliser when eft winger Seviraj76 words
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Article388 1958-12-19 11 IPOH, Thurs. There will be eight events at Saturday's Amateur Race Meeting at the Perak Turf Club, starting at 2.15 p.m. Main event will b e for the 12th Royal Lancers Cup for MARA class one. division one horses over six furlongs. Another event will be388 words
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Article137 1958-12-19 11 Free Classes For Life Saving THE SINGAPORE Life Guards Corps is offering to conduct life saving classes to schools, clubs, youth organisations or individuals as a measure to reduce drowning. The classes will be conduced free of charge m Maiay, English and all Chinese dialects, including Mandarin. Successful candidates of137 words
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Article26 1958-12-19 11 KLUANG, Thurs. Kluang Indians beat REME 1-0 m the Kluang District Football Association league on the Town padang today. Maniam scored tor the Indians.26 words
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Article30 1958-12-19 11 KLUANG, Thur? J oho re Indians will meet Negri Sembi■an Indians m the semi-final of the Bardhan Cup football on Sunday, Dec. 21 on the NS Station padang.30 words
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Article, Illustration57 1958-12-19 11 SEVEN-FOOT TROTTERS' STAR WILTON Chamberlain, the 18-year-old basketball ■player due ??7 Singapore with the Harlem "Glnlictrotters next month, shows how easy it is io score at a point-a-minute clip on the basketball court. Chamberlo:v, one of The greatest cagers m the world, stands seven feet high, sleeps m a spe-cially-made57 words
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Article57 1958-12-19 11 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs YMSA B* he'd YMCA to a one a!: draw m their division two league hockey match on the Brickfields Road ground today. After a scoreless first haif Hardial Singh save YMCA the lead but the Sikh? levelled the score when M. Sinsh netted with a57 words
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Article153 1958-12-19 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Eighteen of the best Federation school footballers are m strict training at the Merdeka Stadium here m preparation for their tour of Thailand. The schoolboys are training under the watchful eve of Choo Seng Quee. the Football Association of Malaya's professional coach.153 words
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Article278 1958-12-19 11 Kiwis Whip Aussies PENANG. Thurs. The Ist Battalion. New Zealand Regiment, overwhelmed the Royal Australian Air Force. Butterworth. by 12 points (two tries and two penalties) to three (a try) m a friendly Rugby match m aid of the Poppy Day Fund at the City Stadium last night. The "play278 words
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Miscellaneous124 1958-12-19 11 SINGAPORE IPOH RUGBY— AII Blues Cup— BADMINTON Friendly Perak vs. Kedah Town —SY.S.C. 'D' group vs. Peng Padang—s p.m. Hi Baran B.P. at 7.30 p.m. HOCKEY Brooke Cup ever Semi-final 4th Malay J >- x A Regt vs. 3rd Royal Malay Regt.— Upper Padang. Div. 2 KUALA LUMPUR -P.T.C.S.C. vs.124 words
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209 1958-12-19 12 MELBOURNE, Dec. 18 (Reuter) The marathon hearing of the Royal Commission on off course betting m Victoria, ordered by the State government, ended today after 36 days of evidence at the public hearing m Melbourne. The Royal Commissioner, Mr. F. R. B. Martin,209 words
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Article21 1958-12-19 12 HUA LIAX will meet South Malaya Malays m a friendly soccer match at the Kubu Stadium. Malacca, on Sunday.21 words
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Article82 1958-12-19 12 THE following were elected cfficiaLs of :he Teiok Kurau Badminton Party Patron: Mr. Lee Pang; Seng; President: Mr. Tan Teng Van; Vire-Presidents: Mr. Chan Poh K:at and Mr. Y. C. Tan. Hon. Secretary: .Mr. C. K. Lee: Asst Hon. Sec. Mr. I. Ang; Hon. Treasurer: Mr.82 words
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Article, Illustration31 1958-12-19 12 WADDYA know, it's Joe! Worcester goalkeeper Joe Kirkicood shuts his eyes as he saves from Joe Mutton, Millirall inside right, during the Cup match at Worcester recently. Worcester won 5-2. MirrorpixMirrorpic - 31 words
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Article119 1958-12-19 12 By ALAN FORWARD LONDON. Thurs. "PEFEREESare angry because A1 they say the Football Association are not backing them strongly enough m disciplinary cases. An outspoken article on '\gamesmanshiD" m the current issue of Football Referee declares "Referees have taken the brunt of the blame. "Basically119 words
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Article714 1958-12-19 12 PEREZ MIGHTIES OF THE MIDGETS PETER WILSON... WORLDS Tq p SPORTS COLUMNIST SALVtex^ LONDON, Thurs.— lt while he is still boxing. But I shall be surprised if Pacsul Perez who this week m Manila successfully defended his world flyweight championship for the ninth time by outpointing Dommy Ursua of Manila714 words
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Article118 1958-12-19 12 INDIA MAKES 4 CHANGES KANPUR. Dec 18 (ReutersIndia beaten by the West Indies m th e second Test here today have made four team changes for the Third match m the series beginning m Calcutta on December 31. Two players new to Test cricket R.B. Kenny a stylish batsman and118 words
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286 1958-12-19 12 MONTREAL, Dec 18, (Reuter)— Mr. Jack Davies President of the Canadian Empire Games Association. last night answered three Canadian athletes who had complained about the conduct of their officials at the 1958 Empire Games m Cardiff. Mr. Davies fold reporters j here "These286 words
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Article190 1958-12-19 12 SYDNEY, (New South Wales).— The New South Wale? Amateur Athletic Association has set tough standards for the 1959 State championsnips. To qualify for the finals, athletes will have to produca really outstanding efforts. An Australian selector. Mr. Dick Corish, said on December 4 that the standards had190 words
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Article, Illustration64 1958-12-19 12 S'PORE NEGRI HEAH JOO SEANG CUPPERS SINGAPORE'S women beat Negri Sembilan by five games to two to qualify '<< r inter-zone final of the Heah Joo Seang Cup competition m Singapore's Bad" i Stadium last weekend. The Singapore and Negri Sembilan players, from left to right are: Una Tan (MS64 words
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Article108 1958-12-19 12 ama|p ur rili trntl '< all 110 SI att. Vhu^ m N( w thr UnT tllf Z a v*u Th f p n A^i«m L p|l Irut, Trnr^ Fed^n lttfi mp- bj Kr« an uft C 4 pnfessMia] v was impnspd l ''an tmm The Asmculni trrnatKinn h nriularisf108 words
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Article34 1958-12-19 12 SYDNEY I Ja k X professions said her r ing f n [1 W ;;l troupe. Eur i Ir; into th( v The A v v a ned a Syrir.< X pr< j34 words
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Advertisement181 1958-12-19 12 ~\JF^ The Cyma Navystar has been acclaimed throughout the world J as the most elegant of all watertight watches. It is excep* s tionally sleek and fine. By adopting joints of a highly-inge- J nious design, Cyma watchmakers have achieved the slimmest I 5-S possible casing for the Navystar and181 words
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Article, Illustration26 1958-12-19 13 TONY CURTIS and Khk Douglas m a thrilling fight-to death scene m "The Vikings'* which will be screened m Singapore shortly.26 words
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Article188 1958-12-19 13 GOSSIP FROM THE STUDIOS t -o of cos■.x m i props, col81,.,B 1 i." i:t Italy, Is V Hollywood < p\F.l \< l>". the h IN on the BaS' m f x>l n VP| which X n,)((.! nd his ri;iinicnoNS MISS HI'NTER i x- k ial lunI I hoxoflßce I188 words
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Article, Illustration532 1958-12-19 13 A ll in a day 's work ATCHING Elizabeth Taylor take off and put on a pair of stockings is all m the day's work of a Hollywood correspondent, with the term "work", m this instance, used m its most pleasant connotation. It's also quite a shock. The shock has532 words
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Article, Illustration362 1958-12-19 13 Sylvia Finds Summer In Hongkong WHILE Britain wrapped itse f in warm clothes for the winter, Sylvia Syms (see picture) was lamenting the shortage of summer clothes m her wardrobe. She arrived m Hongkong fj start work on her film, ferry To Hongkong, wearing a plaid tweed suit. But she362 words
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587 1958-12-19 13 'THE VIKINGS'— LAVISH ADVENTURE FILM ONE of the most lavish and spectacular pictures of all time, costing approximately U554,000,000 to produce, "The Vikings/ will make its Singapore debut soon through United Artists release. The picture is an epic screen adaptation of the best-selling novel by Edison Marshall, and stars Kirk587 words
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Article185 1958-12-19 13 The D-Day Boys Meet Up Again JOHN YOUNG of Edinburgh was stage manager at Wolverhampton Repertory Company before the war when Kenneth More. a young, raw actor, played the juvenile lead m "Double Door." More did not see much of Young after that until the two met m Scotland a185 words
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Miscellaneous124 1958-12-19 13 RITA DEL MAR UTS OTATION: huned rm- 1 i Fontaine jfcM HM FVKRY.i pi BC> ..nd film ngK gel taken car* against a on imtc vi up- IRTHDATB R raSIGN to en. fon »bora« RssociatetL II 2^ to me enmity i nee amb"- cv don't [*M 2! la a :r:p124 words
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Miscellaneous92 1958-12-19 13 LI'L ABNER By Al Capp Wl^P^/f^WWAT W AN'-s°B.'.'- X I rDOES^O^PtV-THENA I A^E'LL NEVER GIT YaRE YOU \\ml%\\[ A BODY A WWUT A FACE I REMEMBER N-NOJ.O WE IS 1 THIS PORE LI'L FRIENDS Of= Ef\f *iJ4 v GOT! l^Ei GOT J It <^fcl yfr DAI D S V PARROT92 words
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340 1958-12-19 14 NICOSIA, Dec. 18 Governor Sir Hugh Foot dashed dramatically to Nicosia prison at midnight to reprieve two Greek underground gunmen less than 10 minutes before they were to have been hanged for murder. A priest was hearing the l ast confessions340 words
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153 1958-12-19 14 PARIS. Dec 18 (LTD The Foreign Ministers of Britain. Greece and Turkey nod to discuss Cyprus today, giving substance to new nopes that r.eiot:a*;on> on the problem may be within sight. The rr.eeti?-.:: between British Foreign Secretary Se'.wyn Lloy.r. Gree.e's Evangelos Aver S ar.i Turkey's153 words
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Article80 1958-12-19 14 CEYLON AIR FORCE CRASH: 6 KILLED COLOMBO. Dec. 13 ißeu|er)_AU six occupants of a Royal Ceylon Air Force Dove aircraft were killed today m a crash on taking off from China Bay. Tnncomalee. on Ceylon's east coast. Among six was an engineer ol trtc British army. Major a". J. Hacker,80 words
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Article, Illustration166 1958-12-19 14 And with Japan's industrial power, they'll be powerful PARIS, Dec. 18 (Reuter) Mr. John Foster Dulles said yesterday that any United States withdrawal from the Western Pacific would give the communists control of the entire area, including the use of Japan's Indus- trial166 words
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Article231 1958-12-19 14 NATO will not yield to threats PARIS, Dec 18 (Reuter).— A final communique issued by the NATO conference tonight said the interest of peace required an equitable settlement of the outstanding political issues which divide the free world from the communist world. The communique said the 15-member nations "made clear231 words
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Article103 1958-12-19 14 Marilyn loses 2nd baby MARILYN Monroe yesterday lost her second child through a miscarriage. Mr. Joseph Wolhandler. her press agent, announced m New York. Mr. Wolhandler said Miss Monroe, recovering at her home m New York, was extremely upset over the loss of the child. Miss Monroe, who is married103 words
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Article66 1958-12-19 14 DUTCH STILL WITHOUT A GOVERNMENT THE HAGUE. Dec. 18 (Reuter)— Queen Juliana last night received Professor Louis Beel. who is trying to form a Cabinet to solve Holland's week-old government crisis. An official spokesman said Professor Beel. former Catholic Premier made an "interim report" to the Queen. The government fell66 words
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Article259 1958-12-19 14 UK Jets For The Indian Navy NEW DELHI. Dec. 18 (Reuter) The Indian Government is to buy British Sea Hawk jet aircraft for its navy aircraft carrier, the Deputy Defence Minister Mr. K. Raghuramiah told the Lower House here today. A Government spokesman later told Reuter that the number ofReuter - 259 words
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167 1958-12-19 14 PEKING, Dec. 18 (Reuter) The Chinese Communist Party has decided to postpone setting up peoples' communes on a large scale m the big cities according to a Party resolution issued here tonight. Meanwhile only necessary preparatory measures will be carried out according167 words
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Article44 1958-12-19 14 BELFAST, Dec. 18 (Reuter) Four students of Queen's University here set up a new world marathon bridge record last night of 61 hours 28 minutes ten seconds. They toppled the existing 60-hour record claimed by four Birmingham University students.44 words
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Article39 1958-12-19 14 SALISBURY, Rhodesia. Dec. 18 (UPI) The turbulent Zambesi river today claimed its 100 th victim since work on the Riant Kariba Dam started three years aeo. The dead man was 27-year-old South African. Ernest Render.39 words
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Article56 1958-12-19 14 LONDON. Dec. 18 (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth. Prince Philip and Princess Margaret danced with Buckingham Palace servants until midnight last night at a gay staff ball. The Royal couple spent two hours at the dance, arranged by the Royal Household Social Club m the cream and gold56 words
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Article, Illustration93 1958-12-19 14 A ROMAN Catholic missionary. Fa'hf FrL™La*r, (belov) back m frankiurt aiter 13 years m Tibet said lasi ;:ss s&? footprints" which explorer, «ai they Z^r"er and the people belief, they are seeino the tracks o/ a fliant. The rectwses trear no clothing m swbine zero93 words
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Article93 1958-12-19 14 Asian flu to UK via textiles LONDON. Dec. 18 (UPI) Mrs. Patricia Mclaughlin, M.P. suggested m Parliament yesterday that textiles imported from Hongkong might be bringing Asian flu to Britain. Mrs. Mclaughlin, Conservative Unionist Member for the textile city of Belfast. Northern Ireland, said the industry there was concerned with93 words
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Article31 1958-12-19 14 DR. WOLFGANG Wohlgemuth. 52-year-old one-time friend of former West German Security Chief Otto John, was yesterday acquitted by a West German High Court of treasonable relations with East German officials.—(Reuter*.31 words
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263 1958-12-19 14 Sergeant denies giving arsenic to wife DENHAM. England, Dec. 18 (Reuter) Master Sergeant Marcus Marymont, 37. said at his trial here for killing his wife that he spent the week-end after her death with his English friend Mrs. Cynthia Taylor. 24. The Korean War veteran from North Carolina denied giving263 words
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216 1958-12-19 14 Years Jail For Keeping Missile Document LONDON. Dec. 18 (Reuter) A Royal Air Force craftsman, aged 21. was sentenced yesterday to a year m jail for unlawfully retaining secret, documents dealing with guided mUsfles while based m Australia. The accused. Senior Aircraftsman Michael Julian Brown, was ordered by an R.A.F.216 words
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