Singapore Standard, 20 December 1958
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Title Section19 1958-12-20 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** —5 Coble TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1958. VoLIX No. 171, 15 cts. 14 Pages19 words
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Article, Illustration570 1958-12-20 1 Atlas (8 9 7 00 lbs, and 75 ft. hut a I iiTau "talk 9 to Earth in voice of President Bigger, better than the sf% Russian Sputniks CAPE CANAVERAL, Dec. 19 An American satellite weighing nearly four tons circled the earth today, ready to570 words
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352 1958-12-20 1 INDONESIA BARS HER NATIONALS FROM S'PORE Air and sea ban to nip rebel movement THE Indonesian Government has banned the entry of its nationals into Singapore by air and sea. The ban, however, does not apply to the Federation. Imposed for the first time, it is the result t)f a352 words
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365 1958-12-20 1 Company tax: Traders laud Standard 's plan BANKING and commercial circles in Singapore yesterday described as "sound in principle" a suggestion by the Singapore Standard editorial, published on Thursday, urging both the Colony and Federation Governments to reconsider the recent increase of 40 per cent tax on company profits. In365 words
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Article266 1958-12-20 1 We are all set to bring cheer... TOMORROW, beginning at 3 p.m., The Standard and its readers will be entertaining 2,300 of Singapore's underprivileged children at the Party of the Year. The venue: the Singapore Badminton Hall. The party is being organized by The Standard 1958 Cheer Fund to which266 words
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Article37 1958-12-20 1 THERE were no cases of poliomyelitis reported in Singapore yesterday. This is the first time that no cases have been reported for two consecutive days, since the outbreak of the disease in September.37 words
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143 1958-12-20 1 THERESA: WAS MURDERER AFTER A NOTE? SINGAPORE Police kept tight-lipped yesterday when asked to reveal the progress made in their investigations on the Theresa Woo slaying. All the Police Secretary, Mr. Eu Cheow Eang, would say was: "Police investigators have got to know of several things which they did not143 words
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556 1958-12-20 1 JAMES DAVID - Prasad tells Colony Indians: Don't soil the fair name of India JAMES DAVID By THE President of the Republic of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, yesterday asked all Indians in Singapore not to do anything that might discredit the fair name of India, be they citizens of the Colony or not.556 words
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Article, Illustration43 1958-12-20 1 MISS IRIS Lim 9 daughter of Singapore** Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, garlands the President of the Republic of India, Dr. Prasad, ichen he visited the Colony for an hour yesterday. Looking on is the Governor of Singapore, Sir William Goode* StandardStandard - 43 words
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Article, Illustration60 1958-12-20 1 pic. Just before the arrival of Dr. Prasad, hundreds of Indians who were behind the gates suddenly stormed forward For a while it looked as though the enclosure would collapse. More Policemen were called in to control the crowd, and the Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, (right), personally tookStandard - 60 words
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Article62 1958-12-20 1 GARCIA MAY VISIT MALAYA MANILA, Dec. 19 (UPI) President Carlos P. Garcia today said it was possible he may visit South Vietnam and Malaya early next year. If he does, it will be in return for the visit of President Ngo Dinh Diem here early this year and the forthcoming62 words
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Article63 1958-12-20 1 UMNO Man For The Mayor Job THE State Committee of the Singapore branch of the United Malays National Organisation last night derid Vd to nominate its party leader in the City Council, Inrhe Syed Ali Redha Alsagon*. as a candidate for the Mayorship. The committee also decided that UMNO will63 words
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Article24 1958-12-20 1 A wireman. Yeo An Lee, 26, died last night from shocks received while attendinf to a private electric generator in Potong Pasir, Singapore.24 words
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Article, Illustration223 1958-12-20 2 Pressmen protes against the airport enclosur PRESSMEN covering the ar- 1 rival of the President of the Republic of India. *Dr Rajendra Prasad. voiced their protest against the j enclosure provided for them j to cover the event The enclosure wa s provided j adjacent to a former car parkStandard - 223 words
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Advertisement1684 1958-12-20 2 FJAFJAL;GAGAG ACKNOWLEDGMENT TMI fAMILY of the late M»v> T*eres* Woo gratefully thank relatives a^d friends for offering Dravffrs. attending funeral, sending wreaths, letters and cables of condolence and asS-sMnc*« n \..ir o u <; viflvs ANNOUNCEM E NT HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS from V's Men's Clubs Hr~3 K~o 8 Bn^ Kowioon to1,684 words
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Advertisement419 1958-12-20 2 M.V. "ORANJE" THE above vessel Is due to arrive from Australia on the 21st Dec, 1958 between the hours of 3 3.30 p.m. and is expected to berth alongside Godowns 1-2 (Gate No. 8) of the Singapore Harbour Board. Embarkations of passengers will take place be*. ween 2 4 p.m.419 words
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Advertisement543 1958-12-20 2 NOTICES NATURALISATION NOTICE is hereby given that Chen Pang Nin of 61, Oriole Crescent, Singapore 11, is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written and signed statement of the facts to the Chief543 words
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SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article381 1958-12-20 3 the Federation Government will participate .m&m measure in the Internal Security K when if comes into being under Singaconstitution than was at first generally jjMfood According to announcements made in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and -off the Federation Government's represent- w hc will be a Minister, will have access381 words
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Article378 1958-12-20 3 ILLITERACY among adults in any country in i world today is receiving the urgent attention !*erv government. With the increasing fervour nationalism and the urge for independence and tdom. the need for wiping out illiteracy among i adult population is universally recognized. cb country and its government have378 words
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Article51 1958-12-20 3 1 Li Lm tack Kim «o»0. !> pora I P 0 Be* No 1563 CaDles -HGEHNEWS <* To, ***** (5 lines). All departments p lt; c ns insurance Bid*.. 174 B«tu MO BN <*} Cowan St fcl: "29 TO| Le.m St Tel 4055 X^_ 9! -A51 words
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Article1212 1958-12-20 3 RAWLE KNOX - RAWLE KNOX by ADEN. JN the old timber-built secretariat at Aden's Steamer Point —no airconditioning; just the sea breeze blowing through from the anchorage where lie the vessels that bring Aden everything she earns sits yet another group of British colonial civil servants, wondering what1,212 words
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Article680 1958-12-20 3 PHILIP DEANE - DEMOCRATS SPLIT ON CIVIL RIGHTS PHILIP DEANE by WASHINGTON f J > HE victories which the liberal Democrats scored in last month's elections may, paradoxically, have strengthened the position of the Southern conservatives within the Democrat Party. This is because the basic political strength of the Southerners has not been680 words
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Voice of MALAYA
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Article246 1958-12-20 3 Sir Brinsford Lodge, though situated in the Black Country of England Is thp best located teacher training college in the world; the mere fact that an Oriental college situated in a Western country. Which other college can boast of this? Perhaps Kirkby. This particular location has given us246 words
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Article123 1958-12-20 3 Sir The polling for election of four councillors for the Bentong Town Council will be on Dec. 27 There appears to be a commotion over this, in this peace-loving beautiful town. One should wonder why? Council !ors are normally expected to voice the feelings and requirements of the public.123 words
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Article, Illustration45 1958-12-20 3 Photo. ONCE every year during: the month of Hajeb, the natives of Aden hold an annual fair day at Tawahi a part of the Colony known to tourists as Steamer Point. Here crowds of natives are gathered near Aden's shopping centre. UPIUPI - 45 words
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Article, Illustration435 1958-12-20 3 the NEWS as it strikes me "IVXXT week Singapore City Councillors meet to select their second Mayor. The anti-P AP section had •even weeks to make up their minds who he should be, yet they seem to be undecided. We should not have thought this a head aching problem, particularly435 words
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Advertisement43 1958-12-20 3 Did you know... The wing of one of today's high-speed passenger planes must be strong enough to withstand a stress of 18 tons per square inch. This is equal to the weight of lour elephants on every square inch of the wing surface.43 words
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Advertisement42 1958-12-20 3 swissair m\ Make this your NEW YEAR ■■ill RESOLUTION It Travel Swissair 17ie Comfort Way FOR MORE DETAILS CONSULT YOUR REGULAR TRAVEL AGENCY OR THE MALAY STATES SHIPPING COMPANY LTD. General Agents for Swissair S'pere. Emmeo Bldg.. Anton Read. Phone *****/5. *****.42 words
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412 1958-12-20 4 ALLIANCE FACES t STIFF BATTLE AT KL POLLS First opposition for years at Municipal elections COUNTING OF VOTES KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The counting of votes for the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council elections will start at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow at the Town Hall. The results of each ward will be announced412 words
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Article37 1958-12-20 4 HONGKONG. Dec. 19.— Snecial Standard Sen-ice: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: 515.99 to £1 Sterling $5.75 to US$l; 31.84 to Malayan $1; 50. 056 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold 5251J5 to a tacl.37 words
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327 1958-12-20 4 FRANCIS ROZARIO - It's trespass— so police can evict laundry strikers FRANCIS ROZARIO By THE Singapore General Hospital may call in the Police to vacate the 57 former laundry workers, now on strike, from their quarters. This was disclosed to The Standard yesterday by the acting Medical Superintendent. Dr. Ho Yuen, when commenting327 words
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Article, Illustration189 1958-12-20 4 TWO Indian film actresses, Padmini and Ragini, who are now in Singapore for a holiday after nine busy years in front of the movie cameras, were surprised by the vast changes that have taken place in the Colony. Padmini, 25, and Ragini.Standard - 189 words
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Article, Illustration130 1958-12-20 4 2 NZ Reds lead Press on a merry chase TWO tight-lipped New Zealand Communi.st.s who arrived in Singapore by air en route to Moscow yesterday led reporters to a mem chase when thev tried to take their photograph They were Mr. N. McLeod and Mr. R. Macara members of the130 words
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Article, Illustration18 1958-12-20 4 CONVICTED FOR 3-YEAR OLD OFFENC --M -■■■.•I oilei eat icl I I 'here t P I h I18 words
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278 1958-12-20 4 IT is sometimes said these days that top honours in examinations and the diploma^ which mark them are fa:se symbols of compe'ence and efficiency, the Deputy Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce. Mr. J. A. Donald, said yesterday. But, he added, 'These278 words
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Article, Illustration484 1958-12-20 5 Good labour relations essential Minister c \}r L A LLM PUR. Fri. Minister for Labour and Social Welfare, Mr. On* Yoke Lin, today reminded trade unionists that one of the most important conditions Tor economic progress and for attracting investment, was for the country484 words
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Article, Illustration37 1958-12-20 5 pr^tt*. \oung Miss j n »;n,aporc yes- iv i r from Ausk i;;-r I .>mpie.ing her M.nn F\n .100 Een, v,vnt!\ graduated <\(lit\v I'niver*rr» has been In %i f,-r the past I years M.indardpic.37 words
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Article17 1958-12-20 5 I- all area.;; in be relaxed eight I>c. 24 to Hans to attend tmas eve17 words
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Article107 1958-12-20 5 CONSTABLE HIT BY TWO MEN A VOLUNTEER Police constable was attacked by two men while he was searching .hem for ammunition in Paya Lebar. Singapore, on Thursday night. The constable had earlier .seen the men behaving suspiciously near Bartley Road and went up to question and search them. As he107 words
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112 1958-12-20 5 :\A 11MPIR. Fri.— I -rnitional Connt;nn r>( Free Trade I laa noted with l n»t unemployr -.:> heen growing, m. n Malaya's tin ired thp gen•"'■■'tary of the ft J H. Oldenlil message to the am 1 delegates' conI f the MTUC. -cession112 words
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211 1958-12-20 5 Students told: Earn cash to buy books KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister for Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today urged students to "earn money" during terminal holidays and not to depend on their parents to buy books for them next year. The Minister told 150 Malay students this when he211 words
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Article, Illustration103 1958-12-20 5 THE officer commanding the Rangoon Airport Police, Inspector Richard Chester, yesterday had a good word for the crowd who turned ud at Singapore's International Airport to welcome th e President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad. Inspector Chester, who is here to study police work at Singapore103 words
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Article227 1958-12-20 5 Chief Of Homes Says Farewell IN a farewell message to the Perak House Home for Boys. Mr. F. R. Ridley (Superintendent of Homes, Department of Social Welfare), told the boys to remember that they need never worry about what their future "might have been" if they decided now to no227 words
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Article72 1958-12-20 5 A FIFTEEN -YEAR-OLD girl was attacked by an unidentified man in Braddell Road last night. She was on her way to her grandmother's house in Braddell Heights when the attack took place. When she resisted his attempt to outrage her modesty, the man grabbed her72 words
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241 1958-12-20 5 IPOH, Fri. Unless Government opened up new lands many Chinese-owned mines will have to close down, and this will cause adverse effect on the present unemployment situation in the State, warned Mr. Cheong Kai Swee (Chinese mining) in the Perak241 words
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Article142 1958-12-20 5 Call for greater Customs liaison PENANG, Fri.— A call for greater co-operation and agreement among Customs services throughout the world to combat international smuggling rings was made today by Inche Daiman bin Jamalludin, a Malayan Customs officer now undergoing a course in Britain. Inche Daiman, interviewed in London, said that142 words
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Article41 1958-12-20 5 A P.W.D. labourer, Mustafa bin Mat All. 23, of Temerloh was fined $30 or three weeks Imprisonment for possession of a nine inch long kris in Mentakab town on Dec. 8 without a permit. The kris was confiscated.41 words
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461 1958-12-20 5 Thugs Carried Knives, Bottles, Court Told Great World Murder: A PRELIMINARY court of inquiry presided by magistrate Mr T. S. Sinnathuray yesterday heard how one Ho Ng Chiew alias Kwan Chai, 21, was fatally stabbed in the Great World amusement park after warning a friend not to head for the461 words
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Article30 1958-12-20 5 THE negotiations between the Standard Vacuum Oil Company, Singapore, and the Stanvac Employees' Union were again postponed yesterday. They will meet at the Labour Ministry on Monday.30 words
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Article44 1958-12-20 5 A MOTOR transport litter. Police Constable Bonnie Sequerah, 23. attached to th? Triang Police Transport Unit, was on Thursday bound ever to be of good behaviour for one year in $200 for absenting himself from duty from Sept. 8 to Oct. 14.44 words
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Advertisement50 1958-12-20 5 TO BEAUTY POWDtt BASE 4 SoU Agent*: WING A N fr CO., 73-75, South Bridge Rd., S'pore Tel: 3321 KNITTING MACHINE io 'I yourself knit it yourself!! n r>s nfm^nstration on every Monday. f '^fi.iv. Saturday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. **> ***** =7- Cl» O' '*'O»tm Boon qo*e.50 words
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Advertisement280 1958-12-20 5 FEW DAYS^P Mf I X'MAS flfjfa&' at ECONOMY SILK STORE Cotton/Dacron Wash Wear Shirts 5.50 Causal Sport Shirts 10.90 UP Brewster Sport Shirts 5.90 Cotton/Dacron Half Slips 3.80 Fancy Sport Shirts 1.90 UP Cotton/Dacron Panties 1.90 Cotton/Dacron Baby Doll Set 5.90 Cent's Under Pants Singlets .80 UP Nylon Panties .50280 words
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240 1958-12-20 6 PAP's Policy Should It Come Into Power... THE Peoples' Action Party, in a policy statement last night, said it would make no discrimination in the choice of graduates for the Singapore Government Civil Service, should it come into power. "We have240 words
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Article113 1958-12-20 6 THE trouble ship. Berbere. which was "arrested" in Singapore late in October, was yesterday sold by auction for $140,000. The 1,032-ton French freighter, which has been iying idle in Colony waters for the past two months, was sold to Hongkong shipping circles at a public113 words
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Article45 1958-12-20 6 POLICE are appealing for eye-witnesses who had seen the motor accident involving^ pedestrian Shew Ah See. 77. and a motorcar at Balest?er Road on Dec. 15. Witnesses are requested to contact Inspector Mahmder Singh at Telephone 7200, Sepov Lines, Singapore.45 words
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Article52 1958-12-20 6 DIES AFTER RESCUE FROM WELL IPOH, Fri.— A 64-year-old villager, Wong Lau of Kampong Bercham, about six miles from here, was rescued from a well by relatives and friends at about noon today, but died an hour later. Wong is said to have been ailing for over a year. Police52 words
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Article, Illustration406 1958-12-20 6 Ex-Malayan to cross Pacific in Chinese junk A FORMER Malayan Civil Service Officer who sailed from Singapore in a yacht on the first lap of a first-ever solo crossing of the Pacific, has arrived in 1 Hongkong. There. 28-year-old Brian Prat, a Briton, is awaiting the construction of a 32-foot,406 words
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223 1958-12-20 6 Two newsmen in Sumatra killed —say eye-witnesses TWO Indonesian newspapermen and an information officer in Sumatra are believed to have been "tortured and killed," by Government troops eyewitnesses arriving: in Singapore said yesterday. The victims are Darwis Abbas. Managing Director of the 'Haitian' published in Padang, Sofjan Manau, reporter on223 words
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Article, Illustration597 1958-12-20 6 Lake murder Girl breaks down, inquiry is held up KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Seconds before Badrul Hisham bin Dato Hamzah shouted out to her elder sister Zaitoon, that he had been stabbed, 15-year-old Farida Hanum binti Othman praised him: "What a jreat one you must be as a commentator of Radio597 words
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Article, Illustration151 1958-12-20 6 Workers' Party move to woo ex-members NOW Marshall tells 0f... THE Singapore Workers Party will be thoroughly reorganized by Feb 15 next year, president of the Party, Mr. David Marshall, told The Standard. Mr. Marshall said the party had appointed an organizing committee to register all former members. The committee151 words
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Advertisement120 1958-12-20 6 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products Balashin Sai In The "New Look" Pack Very effective for Coughs, Indigestion, Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness, Stomachache, Foul Breath. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL A^ I I Jf^^J& MM JMW&fjS^MMMMMMW MM* II Sim I I < Jiti np II /SB^^^^a ■w'120 words
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Article, Illustration159 1958-12-20 7 And now they'll be Mr. and Mrs. R 'n' R IPOH, Fri.— Far East Rock *n' Roll champions, Thoo Thean Soon, 21, and Suiy Lye Yoke May, 18, of Ipoh, will make it a lifetime partnership when they wed at the Celestial Cabaret, he^-e, tomorrow at 1 p.m. Their romance159 words
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Article, Illustration276 1958-12-20 7 Armed forces doing fine job in cleaning up the terrorists THE Marshal of the Royal Air Force, Sir John Slessor yesterday said in Singapore that the three armed services were doing a fine job of cleaning up the communist terrorists in the Malayan276 words
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Article144 1958-12-20 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per ib.) in Singapore yesterday were: Spot nominal 821 821 R.S.S. No. 1 Jan. 82* 825 R.S.S. No. 1 Feb 834 83* R.SS No. 2 80$ 81i R.S.S. No. 3 80J 80i Tone: Quiet. The tin price In Singapore was 5386 per picul144 words
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Article65 1958-12-20 7 FOLLOWING have been elected office-bearers of the Gunong Sayang Association for November 1958 to October 195D: President Mr. Chan Kok Chye: Vice-Presidents Messrs. Lim Kean Hock, Seow Kim Hock. Tan Hood Kim; secretary—Mr. Koh Tim Tuan: treasurrr Mr. Chia Kcng Hean. Committee members Messrs. T. K. Teng.65 words
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Article36 1958-12-20 7 THE Minister for Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. M. Juroabhoy. wiil formally open the new oil installation of Messrs. Caltex (Asia) Limited, at Tanjong Penjuru. off West Coast Road. Singapore, today, at 1.30 p.m.36 words
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Article, Illustration147 1958-12-20 7 KEDAH PREPARES TO INSTAL SULTAN ALOR STAR. Fri.— Kedah will have a brilliant ceremony when the new Sultan. Tunku Halim Shah, is installed on Feb. 20. In Alor Star alone, more than 40 associations have expressed their desire to take part in the celebrations. Apart from the usual highlights, such147 words
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Article69 1958-12-20 7 A CHRISTMAS cantata, "The City of a Star," by Roger C. Wilson, will be sung by the choir of the Jubilee Church of the Chinese Presbyterian Mission, Outram Road, Singapore, on Dec. 20 and 21, at 8 p.m. Under the baton of Mr. Samuel Tin?, the cantata will69 words
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166 1958-12-20 7 A PLUCKY youth. Lim Teck Boon. 18, who put up a fight against four armed masked men was stabbed early yesterday morning when robbers broke into his grandfather's shop in Cowan Street. Singapore. Lim Choo Teow. 60. the youth's grandfather and owner of the166 words
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232 1958-12-20 7 All PAP rivals team to choose Mayor ALL the 18 opposition Councillors in the Singapore City Council will meet tomorrow at a private rendezvous to nominate one among them to be the next Mayor. The meeting is specially called prior to the Mayor's clec- tion to iron out differences among232 words
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Article145 1958-12-20 7 WARRANT OUT FOR MERCHANT SINGAPORE Coroner, Inche Ahmad bin Hussein, yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of a merchant, Tan Cheng Kee, at the close of an inquest on a cyclist, Choo Sing Lim, 19, who was killed in an accident at Kallang Road on Oct. 29. A Traction145 words
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Miscellaneous302 1958-12-20 7 ■■■■■■■■^■HIHHH Starry Stranger 915 Latin 115 p.m. Prog summary and rA jl lltwlil fc^^^W ■■WWwlwW sJ o lartPr 030 Kennv At Home on Lunehtime Potpourri. 130 Time Mi Wll Ll I ifil *J I Vil ill Wll k^ VlTfl ?he RanEe 10 00 Lasy Listening, Signal 6c News followed by302 words
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Advertisement866 1958-12-20 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel: *****/6, *****/4 H2/6, Robeason Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE Halites, Boston. New V«ek. Baltimore. Philadelphia b Curt Ports. Spore P. S'ham Penang TIUCER wmwnm^imimmmwmm 7/10 |a» 11 |an 15/16 lan Cameri option to proceed via effect pert* to lead and discharge cargo866 words
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Advertisement1178 1958-12-20 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO.. LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated In Singapore) < 12 ll o h p p r B THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SJ SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW. LONDON CONTINENTAL PORT* Carriers option to proceed via other ports to lead and discharge cargo (via Sues with libertv to1,178 words
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Advertisement935 1958-12-20 8 MITSUI PB LINE S'pore P.S'hom Penanp JAPAN LINE Horunasan Maru 22 Dee Kenryu Maru for Japan Ports 28 Dee 26 Dec Accepting cargo for Pacific, Central and South American ports with or without transhipment at Japan on through bills of lading. U.S.A. LINE For New York, Philadelphia Baltimore vio Bombav935 words
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Advertisement560 1958-12-20 8 EAST ASIATIC Li 1 HOMEWARD SAILINGS for Aden, p ort So rf Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Bremen, Homb A||t^B Gothenburg and O$l o Cope «»*«o |t I S'pore PS'Kom I "MEONIA" ":3d« :4;;Dc[ J "INDIA" 30/30 0« 1 "BOMA" 5 6 j On 8 Job JB ■sV "SIENA" h/mjh n LALANDIA"«'<7J.. 8J-560 words
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Article79 1958-12-20 9 I busincH liammon igh $1 M nent 51.62: 1 I on ores 40 to 86 cd; u.I ords 4 WllK SI IO 58. A ma'. IC 3i; B* rluntai Mi la ii K ktnpar _'8 6 I odd lot; Gold 83c; S Malavan 51 13 delay- -t 18/679 words
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Article165 1958-12-20 9 Neglected On The Share Mart P* \dn nee ol ba i tsi rials tat i in 22 2ft fit S r bi in "s *ed the ■sin >TRIAL9 Sel i ra 14 1 03 \fp'a! Bov 1 70 1 74 cd OC Bank 20 00 20 40 Straits S 'shin165 words
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Article38 1958-12-20 9 ric tons I I ids lor a II r 1 Steel Fed figures reiO 2 pei 1 a 27 enl in er the e .r ts ol rails I ip —m spec al stee38 words
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Article34 1958-12-20 9 THE Malayan exchange Banks \ssoc >n made the fo lowing ges in ita rates to merchants esterday. Fre ich Franc* selling, T.T Or OD. ***** reir.\ Other exchange rates temain una tered.34 words
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Article46 1958-12-20 9 BUTTERWORTH. Fri.— Shell House in Pantei Road here, built at a cost of $750,000. will he officially declared open by the Governor. Ra.ia Tun Uda bin Raja Muhammad tomorrow. The foir-store3 f building is =iir-conditioned. Office equipment is from the United Kingdom.46 words
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296 1958-12-20 9 [Finance And Commerce KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaya's coconut oil industry is hard hit, due to a shortage ot copra for milling purposes, The Standard learnt today. An unprecedentedly big demand for copra by Lurope during the summer months, coupled with India's decision to import296 words
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Article318 1958-12-20 9 WEEKLY REPORT AFTER a somewhat hesitant opening in the week, the consensus of opinion appeared to be that the rubber market had grounded for the time L>eing, and hea'.thier tone developed. sayj Ho'.iday, Cutler. Ba'.h St Co. Ltd."s report. There was fairly substantial trace and factory buying318 words
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Article, Illustration105 1958-12-20 9 RETIRING chairman of National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd.. Mr. E. L. Brisbin and his wife were guests of honour at a farewell dinner in Tai Thong Restaurant. Hap py World, Singapore, on Thursday, given by the staff of the flrrn. Mr. Brisbin first came to Singapore in105 words
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Article157 1958-12-20 9 OUTER ROADS Berne, Glory. Cit v of Bedford. Omonia. Smeggarang. Pacific Star. Magdala. Macd^la. Flying Hawk. Swartenhorn, Pe^loe Laut, Indonur. NegOStar, Tong Kian. E. Lucky. Hans Haersk, Shunon,' Barumun. Hoi Ving. Islander. Pusinus. Dromus. Bereberc. Tong Yick, Oakville. Calt. Auckland. Ondira, Eisho Maru. Sumberma*. Sri Johore, Wing157 words
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Article92 1958-12-20 9 THE difficulties met by The Raub Australian Gold Mining Co. Ltd., for the past several years have largely been overcome and directors of the company are planning for the future on the basis that mining operations will be profitable, said the chairman, Mr Maldwyn D Davies. at92 words
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Article101 1958-12-20 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Hroduce Exrhange noon closing prices oer pirul vesterdav were: Copra Dec -Jan. < buyers; SiOJ OCOtlUt oil in bulk $f>U in j drum;: |63 sellers; fttutttok whii e pepnpr ?!!_'!< .e!'rr<; 'Sarawak white $128 sellers; j Special Sarawak Ka~k S7l. Singapore Copra Association cloving prices fair merchantable101 words
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Advertisement206 1958-12-20 9 fm "^B 1 from taste smell! I M easy so deltcious! Available at all leading provision stores. J EVERETT ORIENT LINE /(§f S'por* P.S'hom Penonq Gdn. 33 8 Jan 7 Jon 5 Jon :^*">g Calcutta 21 Dec ?:rT 12 Jan 1 3 Jon 16 Jon M EVERETT STAR LINE MgKfct206 words
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Article, Illustration42 1958-12-20 10 "HASN'T he got a long white beard!" exclaimed this Sikh boy when Father Christmas went round to distribute gifts at the Shell Company Children X'mas party held at the Shell House Kuala Lumpur last Saturday. Standardpic by Fah.42 words
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Article, Illustration95 1958-12-20 10 MR TOO JOON p E dental surgeon grad, from Australia and f< er Perak state hm plaver. with his p, bride, ihe former Seow Sui Spp at j wedding re< rptmn the Prrak Turf Ipoh. last Sunday The bride a nor trained tearher aita lo the Raja p^95 words
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Article, Illustration208 1958-12-20 10 (RIGHT): Seven members of the Royal Malayan Navy ship "Sri Perlis" donated blood at the Klang Blood Bank last Monday. When the ship was at Port Swettenham for a short training visit, (from left) are Messrs Cyril Soysa, Abu Bakar bin Baba. Wong Hoi Yuen, Syed Agil bin Hussin,208 words
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Article, Illustration71 1958-12-20 10 MR US THIN M clerk attached ;n > hf Education Department helps his hririe JSuan l.ooi. to rut thfil tiered wedding rakf at ceplion held at the M Danre Hall. IP"h fl day The grrK>m f son of -in inMirHn i'J tive. Mr let Mm I-«J Mrs. l-ee.71 words
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Advertisement813 1958-12-20 10 aJrji^^^S \Joj2^^^^£ ''ufSH^i^K mJ/Kf^^Jf \jo!3t^^S. \Jf3^^^^ v^^P^tL^k. w^Pv^^^l v^i^^^l. IVHIIIhave you done your| stuu' christmas shopping?! S •f whatever kind A*» A-L-B-U-M P-R-I-N-T-S- SELECT. GLOBE IK S§ of giH you MADE FROM YOUR i SILK iSCF ?J ever want YOUR NEGATIVES '^P L STORE 'tf call at 3§ ENLARGEMENT SIZE813 words
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Article245 1958-12-20 11 played for titles k pains in stomach 0 to Penang s Cup defence fr I'enang's new triple crown chamr. ne has been hospitalised, and will not i the state in thc cnall «nge round of (U P badminton competition against at the General Hospital yesterday 2c and245 words
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84 1958-12-20 11 DONALD (89n.0.) ELPS COMB XI TOTAL 154-2 SOODN, Tasmania, Dec. 19 (Reuter) Bo'.M. Australia's Test opening: batsman m: out in helping a Combined XI to make [fata in answer to MCC's total of 384 for et\ ta the MCC nave > f r~:rs a 1 -ever lookt I rol'.apse le84 words
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Article51 1958-12-20 11 provided first wicket to Au>torcc ttM n bowled ml his i second 7 V»r May. and Mif ovei tncrship Cowdrey decision -i a <ix tgh looksui la a :z-^':r.2 he iis team f than -v h:T seven the mod taking m edi nn a made a •Wo P* Barke'a51 words
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Article42 1958-12-20 11 Jj INNINGS JP !»4 f"r four) I <•■ M rd 71 j" 4 I v 1 29 1 b g 11 ft! I II T- 4 Cow- 20-2-73 B irk« 5-1- Xl W Inns an 21 2 H4 H-a 3i-a ■t 4-o-i.i-n.42 words
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307 1958-12-20 11 May Promises 'More Positive' Batting Approach LAI NCESTON. Dec. 19 (Reuter) English players will adopt a more positive approach' to their batting in the coming games of the tour, Test captain Peter May told a Press conference here today. May canea me rre^^s umrerenct? to discuss progress of the tour307 words
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246 1958-12-20 11 SBA STOP, KIN TAT'S TRIP TO BANGKOK THE Standing Committee of the Singapore Badminton Association has withdrawn Lee Kin Tat from the competition at Bangkok early January. A cable withdrawing Kin j Tat has been sent to the Chairman of the Tournament Committee at Bangkok. The committee has also written246 words
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Article40 1958-12-20 11 TOKYO. Dec. 19 (Reuter) The Japan Swimming Association said today it had decidri to invite Australian swimmers Murray Rose and John Henricks, to the fifth Japant'nited States Swimming mate -hes to be held in Japan next Ju'.y.40 words
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Article27 1958-12-20 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Ministry of Social and Welfare Sports Club will hold ?he:r annual dance at the Federal House Canteen here on December 21.27 words
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Article152 1958-12-20 11 COLONY TEACHERS WIN 2-0 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Singapore Teachers Union, who are on a Federation tour for a series of games, beat the Selangor Teachers 2-0 in a hockey match on the Brickfields Road ground here today. The Colony teachers had the better of the exchanges and on the run152 words
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Article55 1958-12-20 11 KUALA LUMPUR. F^-The following have been selected to Represent Selanßor in the Heah joo Seang fnter-zone final ■pninst Singapore at the seiBadrnintbn Hall this Sun-d-jv at 7 30 p.m.; Mrs. C Samuel Miss Uollv Tan. Miss Sally Tan. MM Ho "Cheng Yoke Miss One Kiok Pooi. Miss Teoh55 words
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Article524 1958-12-20 11 SPECIAL FEATURE FOR LANCERS CUP I TODAY'S AMATEUR I 1 RACES AT IPOH SCRUTINEER'S Selections LUCKY STAR Colleen BREAK OF DAWN Gilloroo MAYFAIR Boyzie PERFORMER Fighting Finish KALENA Willoro SPECIAL FEATURE Ambassador THE WASP Selina JAMUS Adventurer SPECIAL FEATURE, a gallant second to Nick over the Bukit Timah mile in524 words
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1193 1958-12-20 11 Probable Fields For Christmas At Penang FOLLOWING are weights and probable starters for nine races on Thursday, Dec. 25, first day of the Penang Turf Club Christmas-New Year meeting: Class 4, Div. 1-5% Furs. *****2 DANCINC WATER 5v 9.00 DANIELS lames H Stable *****" ON SCREEN 5y 8.13 SPENCER Shaw1,193 words
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Article189 1958-12-20 11 WEIGHTS for four races for Saturday, Dec. 27, second day of the Penang Turf Club Christ-mas-New Year meeting: Cl. 3,— 5i Furs. Britannia H J-9.? Indian Heather II 8.11 sassrsm il Wide Screen II 8.0. The Giant g-J$ College Tutor Cora 8-J-? Satoro B.oj Kwangtung «•<[•?189 words
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Advertisement241 1958-12-20 11 l i Is* Give yourself a present by flying to Europe in our luxurious Super Constellations. Choice M\ of Tourist or First jjfllSfct Class. Two flights a W^Pyv^v week to Europe from v\ Singapore and threa r vCf flights a week via t Bangkok. SrH ''jhfe^z i osis every <i<xy241 words
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286 1958-12-20 12 Services Should Pull Off A Win Over Civilians IPOH, Fri. Several of Malaya's best rugger 'stars' will be seen in action tomorrow when the annual Malayan Civilians versus Malayan Services match takes place on the Ipoh Padang at 5 p.m. All the players concerned have represented their respective States, and286 words
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Article164 1958-12-20 12 SELANGOR TEAMS VS PENANG KUALA LUMPUH Fri The following have heer-. selected T= represe-.: Selangox against Ferar.g :n the I SOCCtt matchr^ *> the Merdeka and TPCA Stadiuma or. Saturday ar.d I S u n d 1 Satiurdan the Merdeka Stad. im at 7 30 r» m Lourdes SEA Cheok164 words
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161 1958-12-20 12 MONTREAL, Dec. 19 (Reuter) Mr. Eddie Kane timekeeper at last week's world light-heavyweight title fight between Archie Moore and Yvon Durelle here yesterday denied allegations that Durelle was the victim of two long counts. Durelle. Canadian holder of the British Empire title was quoted in161 words
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Article250 1958-12-20 12 PERTH. Australia. Dec. 19 (UPI) Youthful" Alex Olmedo and freckle-faced Hamilton Richardson ripped through other opening matches with comparative ease to give the United States Davis Cup tennis team a 2-0 lead over Italy today in the inter-»one final. Olmedo. a 22-year-old student at250 words
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Article339 1958-12-20 12 Perak Lead Fade Away IPOH, Fri. Giving an excellent display, Kedah Asians this evening scored a deserving victory of 17 points (goal, two penalties, two tries) to 11 (goal, penalty and try) over the trophy holders, Perak Asians, in their All Blues competition rugby semi-final on339 words
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Article42 1958-12-20 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A solitary goal scored by inside left Trimble gav e Selan£or Club full points when they beat Sentul Railwav Recreation Club 1-0 in a division two league hockey matrh on the Selangor Club pariang tori a v.42 words
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Article23 1958-12-20 12 THE Singapore Indian Football Association will hold their annual genera! meeting at Jalan Besar Stadium at 700 p.m. on December 2223 words
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102 1958-12-20 12 JOHORE ASIA TIPPED FOR TODAY'S CUP JOHORE Asians, with t f,., will enter the field h ark Selangor counterparts in (ho |?2 th on the Johore English^Coiip gP 'I",^ and i into g, coml tie of th, I win. r Ac wnasamy, their Vict ory to'; Singapore, th. 1 fhampions102 words
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Article117 1958-12-20 12 Perez Is Off For Tokyo Bout MANILA. Dec 19 (UP], Word flyweight champi, Pasqual Perez of Argentina w leave tomorrow for Hongkong en route to Tokyo for a nontit.e bout with Japan 1 Sadao Yaoita on Jan. in, It WAS iearn ed today. Filipino promoter Lope Bar. real told UPI117 words
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Article73 1958-12-20 12 KOTA BAHRU. Tr\. A. S. P. VusofT Shsh. the rue-ger-p'.aying O.C.PD. of Kota Bahru, will be so:ng on transfer to Kuala Lipis. Che Yusoff Shah, is dn ok boy of the King Edward VII School of Taiping Hr turned out for Selangnr A!! B ;e-73 words
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Article199 1958-12-20 12 'ROCKY' OF JAPAN RETIRES TOKYO, Dec. 19 (UPI) Shigeji Kaneko, who earned the nickname of Rocky Marciano of Japan because of his hard punching, has hung up his gloves. Kaneko. 27, who won the Far Eastern featherweight title in December, 1953 and retained it until last January when he abandoned199 words
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Article22 1958-12-20 12 11 Fri. talion 1 ho of 1 I cup for inter- pet S drai sa*ne ftnii in The J-— 122 words
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Miscellaneous156 1958-12-20 12 SINGAPORE SCC vs .Singapore All Blues, Padang The Blacks vs Nee Soon, Nee Soon RAF Seletar 'B' vs All Whites, Seletar RASC vs Royal Signals, Princess Mary Barracks REME vs 200 Provost Coy, 200 P.C. ground. SOCCER: Friendly: Jollilads vs HMS Newfoundland, Geylang Railway Rainbow Rangers vs RMPSC, Railway Ground156 words
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Article, Illustration51 1958-12-20 13 OPBELLS FATHERLY EYE !N( tiihfrlv eye o "J hls 1 1 t T J l ls S|ft Jack Campbell one of the REME clowns B ,s. workshops The children were soon put at ease b v Clown Campbell ,1 ill three careering round in the scooter at breakneck51 words
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Article626 1958-12-20 13 A.F. Plans For X'mas In Malaya BJUS Hr at I Kiala I umpur, ,i\F operational emergency I i| i :n*t Com- firm fs in the «:11 be a ■maaT 1 affair n a*- Christ- ifbj match b pmtimg and Also there ■eU tombola >■ng i n g mp from i626 words
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Article, Illustration1068 1958-12-20 13 John Woodrow - John Woodrow Story by SLAPSTICK humour has long been used as a laughter medium by the funnymen of stage and screen. But in Singapore it has become the international language" through which the Army's REME Clowns have taken a little of the spirit of ChristmasPeter Volpe - 1,068 words
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Advertisement13 1958-12-20 13 Insight Into Service Life By STAN C^on Stan^You Were The Natural Choice! 913 words
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Miscellaneous374 1958-12-20 13 rpODAY'S QUOTATION: J "When a. dove begins to HH BMIB associate with crows its E3 feather remain white but Uila ||J its heart grows black." German Proverb I VS M^K^^^^^^S SATURDAY FOR H^H IR4^ J JL^B EVERYONE: G;v e >ome IAJ rAjIStJ attention to matters which I HS require thought,374 words
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Miscellaneous216 1958-12-20 13 LI'L ABNER By Al Ca P p B^^ IFI NOT MIND!f-l GOT J MAH FEET A I (^BECAUSE IF WeT SHE If NOW WE MUST 1> MILE. I STRONG BODV!! HURT-SO, J > TAKETWE < SOUND SOUNDS. ll TAXEAXOMILE 11 E^CTRA? KK I HA!. r HA!r-BUT AHi> LIKE J DIRECTROAO216 words
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Article229 1958-12-20 14 Garcia calls on the Asians MANILA. Dec. 19 (UPI) President Carlos P. Garcia of trie Philippines has called upon Asian nations to build their cvn defences against Communist China. In what is considered in Manila as a major shift in Philippine foreign policy. G^rra has expressed229 words
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Article, Illustration41 1958-12-20 14 photo SIR ANIHUMi and L,aay fcaen piciurea <*i lohuuh Airport just before they left for South America for a holiday. The former Premier was reported looking much better and the holiday is being; taken voluntarily and not on doctors' orders. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 41 words
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Article149 1958-12-20 14 Communes Won't Work In Indonesia JAKARTA. Dec. 19 .Renter) Dr. Mohammed Hatta. former vice-President of Indonesia, said here '-he Chinese commune system was not suitable for Indonesia. He to"d a meeting of stu- dents: '"For Indonesia such eummunes are not in line with the identity and character of the Indonesian149 words
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266 1958-12-20 14 But NATO's Chief Believes Reds Won't Dare PARIS Dec. 19 (UPI) Gen. Lauris Norstad, the NATO Supreme Commander, warned the Soviet Un*«m today the West will not hesitate to hit back with nuclear weapons if Russia attacks. "There must be absolutely no misunderstanding about the266 words
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Article200 1958-12-20 14 Man, 100, to introduce the Queen LONDON. Dec. 19 (Reuter) A 100-year-old Welsh Congregationa.list Minister will introduce Queen Elizabeth's Christmas Day broadcast message after a 45-minute Commonwealth radio link-up, the 8.8.C. announced yesterday. The Reverend John Evans was born in the reign of Queen Victoria on May 12, 1858. Coincidentally,200 words
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Article, Illustration203 1958-12-20 14 fc l opposed course of 20th Congress 9 MOSCOW, Dec. 19 (Reuter) Marshal Nikolai Bulganin. the former Soviet Premier who was replaced, yesterday confessed to his crimes as a member of the "anti-party group" before a meeting of the Communist Party's Central Committee. Marshal Bulganin203 words
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Article116 1958-12-20 14 DENKAM. England, Dec. 19 iUPI).— A U.S. air force court martial today .sentenced M Sgt. Marcus M. Marymont. 37, of Hobtxsville. N.C., to life imprisonment for :he premeditated arsenic murder of his 43-year-old wife. The 14-man court martial took almost two hours before returning the116 words
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217 1958-12-20 14 DICTATORSHIP HAS NO CHANCE IN INDIA LONDON. Dec. 19. (Reuter) Mr. Nehru, Prime Minister of India, declared in a filmed television interview las,, night that there was no chance of any kind of dictatorship in India. He was answering a question from an independent television interviewer in a news review217 words
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Article176 1958-12-20 14 HONGKONG. Dec. 19, (Reuter). Richard G. Corden. a former American Army sergeant, quit Communist China today because he said he was homesick for the country which he renounced during the Korean War. The tall, powerfully built Corden told a press conference after crossing the border he176 words
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Article100 1958-12-20 14 WOMAN SHOT AS TROOPS OPEN FIRE NICOSIA. Dec. 19 (Reuter) —A Greek Cypriot woman was wounded when British troops fired on a "hostile crowd" at Letymbou village. West Cyprus, today, according to reports reachins here. The woman, Eleni Christodoulou, 18. was taken to hospital to be operated on. First reports100 words
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