Singapore Standard, 23 December 1958
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Title Section23 1958-12-23 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD [FINAL EDITION] Teleohon. 2548 1 —5 Cobl« "TIGERNEWS- SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER U, 1958. Vol. IX No. 174. 15 cts. 14 Poges23 words
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188 1958-12-23 1 TOP RED ($1O,OOO ON HIS HEAD,) GIVES UP ALOR STAR, Mon. The secretary-general of the banned New Democratic Youth League, Sin Po, alias Chan Lam, who went underground at the beginning of the Emergency, recently gave himself up m Sintok m North Kedah. Sin Po, formerly a tailor m Arau,188 words
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Article152 1958-12-23 1 Newly-wed Ingrid goes to Paris PARIS. Dec. 22 (Reuter) Film actress Ingrid Bergman, who married Swedish impresario Lars Schmidt m London yesterday, said today that they would spend Christmas at their home near Paris with three of Miss Bergman's children. The couple were married at Faxton Hall Registrar's Office. The152 words
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Article105 1958-12-23 1 STOWAWAY MARGO IS BACK HOME LONDON. Dec 22 (Reuter) Margaret Georgina Cator, the 17-year-old London modrl sent back to England from Singapore after an unsuccessful s'owaway bid to reach her boy friend m Australia, returned home today m the 14.000-ton liner Corfu. On the liner's arrival at Tilbury, immigration officials,105 words
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Article63 1958-12-23 1 KAUKAUNA, Wisconsin, Dec. 22, (Reuter) Six children died yesterday when they were trapped inside their flaming home while their parents were at church. Five of the children huddled m a bathroom at the foot of a stairway and were suffocated. The body of the other63 words
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Article21 1958-12-23 1 HOLLAND'S 12-day-olrf cabinet crisis was solved yesterday when Queen Juliana appointed Professor Louis Beel, Catholic, as Prime Minister.— Reuter.21 words
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Article154 1958-12-23 1 Lilly would like to be queen LONDON, Dec. 22 (UPI) A wealthy Iranian Government official's schoolgirl daughter was running m first place today as a candidate for marriage with the Shah of Iran. Miss Lilly Fallah, 19--year-old daughter of the chief of Iran'! nationalized oil industry, admitted that she would154 words
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Article72 1958-12-23 1 THREE men were killed and one injured when a car m which they were travelling collided with a bu s m Dunearn Road, Singapore, last night. The three dead were Koh Ah Eng, 27, Chan Choy Hong, 27. and Ng Kee Leong 22, while Chan72 words
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185 1958-12-23 1 A Bigger Budget For Russia But Defence Is Down MOSCOW, Dec. 22 (Reuter) Russia today announced a "considerably greater" budget than last year's but slightly cut her defence spending. Mr. Arseny Zverev, Finance Minister, told the Supreme Soviet (Parliament) that the 1959 figures reflected "the peaceful policy of the Soviet185 words
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Article31 1958-12-23 1 PEKING Police have arrested a Chinese "counter revolutionary poisoner" for throwing insecticide into jars of rice m the mess hall of a Peoples Commune, according to Press reports. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article252 1958-12-23 1 BOAC-CPA MERGE FOR JOINT SERVICE i LONDON, Dec. 22 (Ren- > ter) British Oversea Air- ways announced m Lon- don today that they and Cathay Pacific Airways are forming a new company in--1 corporating Hongkong Air--1 ways to operate a combin- ed service m the Far East. The deal involves252 words
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157 1958-12-23 1 HK soccer chief hurt in shooting drama HONGKONG. Dec. 22 Mr. William S.T. Louey, President of the Hongkong Football Association as well as General Manager of the Kowloon Motor Bus Company, was shot £*nd wounded today. Three unidentified men, believed to be armed with revolvers and a dagger visited Mr.UPI; Reuter - 157 words
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Article, Illustration338 1958-12-23 1 Knvoij Explains damp We Want To Stop Dissidents Using Spore As A Base THE Indonesian government has banned its nationals from entering Singapore because it is most anxious to put a stop to the activities of rebel leaders m the Colony, The Standard was338 words
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Article35 1958-12-23 1 A MEXICAN bus hit two pedestrians, skidded out of control and turned over on a curve on the Pan-American highway on Sunday, killing 72 persons m one of Mexico's worst highway accidents. UPIUPI - 35 words
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175 1958-12-23 1 Tin over export: Thais to recall ship if... KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Thai Government has assured the International Tin Council that it would take necessary action to call back the 9.200 tons of tin shipped on the freighter Mitera Marigo, if allegations of over-export are In a statement today, the175 words
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Article50 1958-12-23 1 THE New China News agency claimed yesterday communisv China had succeeded experimentally In making hens lay from two to three and one hen a,s much as four egg.s a day The experiment Is being carried on at the Changchun University In Changchun 'formerly Rsinking. Manchuria), the report said UPIUPI - 50 words
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Article154 1958-12-23 1 First Picture Of Giant In Flight CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida Roaring off the launrhing-pad here, is an Atlas missile weighing four j tons, which is now m orbit round the Earth. The "Atlas." circling the globe every 100 minute?, is the first to be put into orbit with the aid ofUPI - 154 words
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Article52 1958-12-23 1 BOSTON. Dec 22 (Reuter). Mr. Bernard Goldfine. the Boston millionaire industrialist, was today Kfttenotd to three mon'h*' imprisonment for contempt of DOUft following his failure to produce rompany records during a tax investigation. Miss Mildred Paporman, Goidfine's se'-re'arv. WU entenr.ed to 10 days 1 Imprisonment on52 words
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Article49 1958-12-23 1 THERE were no fresh cajies of poliomyelitis reported m Singapore yesterday. One death, however, ©crurred of an infant admitted on Dec. 12. The last reported admission was a Chinese girt, aged H years, from Ah Hood] Road, afflicted with paralytic pollomyelitia, last Saturday.49 words
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Advertisement71 1958-12-23 1 ■BF^ Ik j I UJ til I E3HI rl^ivniirQ 1 HW MdfUUfg B Ichocolates i bI I lefl 8 7^^ I life El! *^b# TbS^L j |VAN\»J(f/. 1 < ul vnlriiTi/T* ni I 7 f world s most \\.m'< J L X J P B^^Bl> I I fr^^ BBrV^ nT^^^^^B^BBBBBBBBm71 words
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Article, Illustration47 1958-12-23 2 £"7"-. l shorts and hiuV^.*' I rolonys mr n n rp f m ;^1 Singapore Ba«^ F).vtr,.'H Band were m^tt.-^riß Thr new f Uar( j I Is seen with it, w commander sp ret f b;in fa< m? it^ '^"B pw standardStandard - 47 words
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444 1958-12-23 2 Assemblyman leaves Association's inaugural meeting in a huff Walk-out after language row THE Upper Serangoon Community Association was inaugurated on Sunday only after a section of the people at the meeting: had walked out over the question of multi-lingualism. Newly-elected president of the Association, Mr. Eric Wee, told The Standard444 words
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101 1958-12-23 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Major W. A. Fraser-Hairis. Military Assistant to the General Officer Commanding. Federation Army, is returning to Britain next month after completing his three years' duty m this country. Major Fraser-Harris. whose home is at West Linton near Edinburgh. Scotland, will leave101 words
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251 1958-12-23 2 275 FORD STRIKERS GO BACK TO WORK THE Singapore Motor Workshop Employers' 'Union has lost "the battle of endurance" to the Ford Motor Company of Malaya. m Bukit Timah, Singapore.! I At 8 a.m. today, ih? YIS\ workers representerf by t*ie union, who have beeti on strike for the last251 words
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Article37 1958-12-23 2 TWO carpenters, Chang Liew Yew, 23 an,-} Soon Say Ko-.v, 20, were yesterday executed ;in the Kuala Lumpur Pild i Prison for murder. Thrv wrere found guilty at thp High Court, Kuala Lumpur m Apn37 words
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Article85 1958-12-23 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The High Commissioner for Ceylon. Mr. D.C.R. Gunawardena, made his first official visit to Negri Sembiian ;oday. He was accompanied by his wife, his son. Dr. D.P.R. CJunawardena and wife and two other sons. At Sererr.ban the party was received by the representative85 words
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Article51 1958-12-23 2 IPOH, Mon.— The Rural Industries Development Authority has appointed four new Rural Development Officers to serve In the various districts of the State. They are Inche Adrian Mohamed Isa. Inche Yang Ramii bin Mohamed Yusof, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Abdul Rashid and Inche Ahmad Mahyudin bin51 words
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Article31 1958-12-23 2 QUAY Siong Hwec wa? yesterday acquitted m the Singapore First District Court on a charge of stealing $12 r rom Chu Hak Tong. 66, at Keiantan Road on Oct. 25.31 words
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Article62 1958-12-23 2 Robbers Assault Mechanic A r; lying 4re sii jape tal m i follow robbers T on Sunda Anight The m« Wei z, 30, was i when dim and trie Vong pul left arm. His shouts 1 a clerk r merit 9 jon? v. w The clerk found E \h moned62 words
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Advertisement1430 1958-12-23 2 A J) HIRE PURCHASE SOON TICK FINANCE COMPANY finance H re-Pwc*iase on motor cn r new a-i seconrt^and (1953 Model upwards only) Terns moderate. Apply IMA Sout* Br.dge Wcad S'nßapore, T» «3<-i^ne ***** or Room 2. 3rd F'oor. VCA Bu d ng, Amp^s Road. Kuala Lumpur, Telephone n a '~.s2.1,430 words
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Advertisement920 1958-12-23 2 TENDER NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS i ELECTRICITY DEPART- MENTS Tenders for Lighting, PoweiH. Points and Electricity Supplies for City Council Stand, Singapore Constitutional Exposition. Tender Deposit $200/-. Close 2.15 p.m. on 29.12.58. Tender documents are available from Electricity Department (Room 109) on production o f the City Treasurer's920 words
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Advertisement262 1958-12-23 2 GOVERNMENT OF THE COLONY OF SINGAPORE j AND CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE THE Public is hereby notified that the private streets (i) between the Supreme Court and the City Hall (off St. Andrew's Road). (il) at the rear of the Supreme Court and j the City Hall (from High Street262 words
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Advertisement43 1958-12-23 2 ANNOUNCEMEtf For thp roin(M)iciHP nfn rlirntv our EfUUMM iI rpm a i »P p till 8.30 p.m. tnd tomorrovN. B. P. de SUVA UD 19/21. IW< Mfld Singapore 6- S° -w^ odeon I V THURS. MIDNIGHT .<; iL. „'hk fiK?®f !»k m. m&# ey43 words
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Article434 1958-12-23 3 THc Government's move to end Singapore's porl status can be expected to come under „.y. Hit >"heri legislation to impose import taxes n epoch comes up for debate m the Legislative i^mbiv m the new year. Warnings against the :>r se cltect this will have on the434 words
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Article339 1958-12-23 3 MALAYA'S coconut oil industry Is being s"*:lv affected by a shortage of copra for milling 3urpo<es. The shortage has been caused by certain **?rnol influences on the market where there has what is described as "an unprecedented tefiand for copra/ from Europe and, what is more •sconcrrfinq,339 words
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Article, Illustration995 1958-12-23 3 Africa Finds Its Voice (1) With the ending of the Accra All-Africa People's Conference, George Clay contributes the first of two articles on the importance of this meeting of 200 delegates from 25 countries. ACCRA, 'P'HE bizarre trimmings to an African political meeting often tend to obscure its significance m995 words
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Article982 1958-12-23 3 NORA BELOFF - NORA BELOFF by PARIS 'T'HE best way of describing the present state of feud splitting Europe and particularly Britain and France over free trade would be to borrow General de Gaulle's famous phrase and say: "Britain has lost a battle, but has not lost the war."982 words
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Article498 1958-12-23 3 LONDON "pOR most people for most Westerners certainly Katmandu, capital of the independent kingdom of Nepal to the north of India, is an out of -the way place; but that is not to say that life there is lonely or dull. Far from it, according to498 words
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Article72 1958-12-23 3 "THERE are certain traits that one can confess to. not without a gleam of pride, such as: 'I'm afraid I've got the dpvil of a temper.' There are also things that no one believes themselves capable of and therefore ignores. "I am a crashing bore" is72 words
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Article51 1958-12-23 3 "ANYONE with a first baby had better realise that friends, relations and casual passers-by will assume straight away that she has neither common sense nor maternal instinct, and that it's their duty to offer advice and hers to take it." Jarobinp Hichens speaking m the BBC programme "Woman's51 words
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Article, Illustration390 1958-12-23 3 the NEWS as it strikes me r FHE spirit of goodwill to men should be with all of us throughout the yrar. The season when this is stressed is now upon us. We have had numerous examples of Malayan goodwill m the support given to The STANDARD Cheer Fund and390 words
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Advertisement91 1958-12-23 3 P__^ your best, plus n^^Hnw Services to your BUmIAmmEH ce n g ability. DAH SIM OPTICAL HOUSE jo NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE, Nc«f Door ODEON f>h oa *****. Branch Office I* Fen f>co> <*- »3, Forqoho, Sr., Penang. SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD PRESS P 3 O 6 No 6Ck l 56i91 words
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Advertisement44 1958-12-23 3 P"6O -DAY OFFERER r Comprehensive Insurance wKft and Road Tax on all Jj w Vauxhall Cars <9 Wp Purchased now or before ■F v ■r 31st December r aßm Ksjfrchttru mot©* comp*w> lt», W^m 5ING»PO«l AMD KUAL4 LUVPUB *«P'«»«M«d |l»««k|ri m tea** Mo'o'i U«.44 words
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Article, Illustration318 1958-12-23 4 Customs Bill Can End Colony's Free Port Role SINGAPORE Governments proposed Bill to amend the Customs Ord nance was yesterday described by commercial circles as "stupid and suicidical" and one that would "frighten away foreign investors." The proposed Bill, which had its first reading m the Legislative Assembly on Dec.318 words
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79 1958-12-23 4 Stupid and suicidal move—say traders to pr'Vr t infant local industries, Mr- Yap said, the "idea is very fine." "B ;t if -t is omnibus trade status that Government wants, il breaks fa: 4 h with the public. Too much power 'n Ihe Minister's hands would be m•- :r;n;^ and79 words
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134 1958-12-23 4 TTIE dispute between 57 former employees and the new contractor of the Singapore Genera. Hospital's laundry serv*iee is bring referred to th» Hospital's Board "for further action to be taken. Disclosing this yesterday, the acting Superintendent of the hospital. Dr. Ho Yuen. said: '"I met134 words
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Article70 1958-12-23 4 FOUR youth?, tentatively charged with the murder of two lorry attendants, were yesterday remanded for one week by a Singapore Magistrate's Court. Chow Koh Choon, Teng Ah Kow, Le« Ah Knw and Goh Thiam Sek. were alleged to nave murdered Tan Bin Seng. 20, and Loo70 words
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Article, Illustration1483 1958-12-23 4 Youth ana girl friend threatened with violence ASP tells court l^^— l^^^^^^^^M^^^^M KUALA LI MPI R, Mon.— A Malay youth and his teenage Chinese girl friend had been threatened with violence by two Chinese youths, prior to the murder of Radio Malaya broadcasting: assistant, Badrul Hisham bin Dato Hamzah. it1,483 words
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Article, Illustration258 1958-12-23 4 Millionaire heads new social service council SINGAPORE multi-mi|j,on lM( Chian was yesterday elected fir^t V ]<p X I formed Singapore Council o f s, l( iti s mf f 6w« Addressing the inaugura meeting of the Coun 1. at the Asian Seamen's Hostel. Singapore^ Chief Atinister, Tun Lim Yew HockStandard - 258 words
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Article66 1958-12-23 4 SINGAPORE Second Distri t Judge, Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday acquitted Abdul WTahab bin Haji Hamid on charge of breaking :r. 4 o a house be! tiging to Satimah bin Kamil on Oct 10. Abdul Wahab was llso acq;;t:ed on the aiternati^ c charge N f dishonestly66 words
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Article35 1958-12-23 4 who convi W 1 Sa:.. fl •*Yc a Inche Ha fl a\■_ I been pa nel] were the 8 I o! I The M the ase for I 1 I35 words
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217 1958-12-23 4 Two Escaped After 16-Foot Jump— Court Told TWO youths leapt 16 feet to the ground from a second storey balcony and e^aped when Police raided a house m Meyer Road on Oct. 13, a Singapore Court was told yesterday. In the raid, 16 teenagers, including two waitresses were held. Following217 words
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Advertisement96 1958-12-23 4 use Rexona for the natural loveliness of a healthy skin :^v lour skin can be even lovelier. But only V*^^,^, 'ii*^ I -v~~**"~ <s^*^^Sl !t s ie P t scrupulously cleansed and **>- i^^i Nfe nourished. Rexona the green soap with p. y& the delightful fragrance is the only soap96 words
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Advertisement33 1958-12-23 4 IVIMKfYIHC| HfL.... f keeps these babies W> j^" healthy and sturdy. wmK A 1-et |ir of Marmtt* coitt littU 4S ctt Si«MP<" c S!) th p«4U«i L MORISON SON JONES (M.U,., tTD^«n.»«. K«"33 words
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Article, Illustration408 1958-12-23 5 COMMUNISM! FOE YOU MUST ALWAYS BLOCK I Malacca Governor says: Freedom price eternal' MU V Mon. The time and energy of all Government officers here can 1" T h .hWh7f f the people more Particularly to taprove the ....d the standard of |,v,ng of the rural dwellers, now that the408 words
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97 1958-12-23 5 [colony xmas spree IM) -.vatches worth $6,000, diamond rings ghtly less expensive gifts will be among I lucky women m Singapore will receive High Street revealed 56 0 watches ms which I ugh! a> ent I r f r.-- :r ilery sh ps I97 words
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Article45 1958-12-23 5 JAP SCOUTER ON WAY TO JAMBOREE mmisslonez ol rrivf d IB ••rdav by ail Pan Pacific rkland. New Yasuda, the K< Citj I ct r if the w.ll be In lluree days c will v;-.r bog tl r.- In the wfl] meet nmlssioner, i: rd.45 words
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Article22 1958-12-23 5 Dec 22 ird Scr -c the Hong- -re: 815 99 55.75 to USSI 51 $a ©si to R .p;a'n Gold22 words
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Article145 1958-12-23 5 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (tents per Ib.) m Singapore yes'.erday were: Spot nominal 83^1 8U RSS No. 1 Jan 8.°,; 844 RSS No. 1 Feb. 84* 8t: RSS. No. 2 82 82 R.S.S. No 81! 8U Tono: Very steady. The tin price m Sinsjaporo was S3BBJ per picul145 words
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240 1958-12-23 5 Mayor: choice of candidate hangs in the balance THE political colour of Singapore's next Mayor will depend on whether opposition Councillors m the City Council can today agree to unanimously support one of their number to contest the Mayoralty against Mr. Ong Eng Guan of the People's Action Party. Despite240 words
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Article83 1958-12-23 5 THE University of Malaya Art Museum which came into existence two and a half years ago when a portion of the upper floor of the library building of the University was converted for its, use was rehoused yesterday m the I i new wins: of the83 words
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Article68 1958-12-23 5 RESULTS of the Lucky Draw held at the Church rf the Queen of Pence, Tanjons Katong Road. Singapore, on Dec. 21 are as follows: 1 Ist 1387; 2nd 1991; 3rd 44^7; 1 4th AT^r, sth 1137; 6th 8225; 7th 5104; Bth 5141; 9th 1474;] 10th 6453.68 words
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Article177 1958-12-23 5 Society attack: father of 8 dies Five hours after he was mercilessly beaten up by 30 thugs. Wong Fong, 41, a tailor, died m the Singapore General Hospital early yesterday. Wong sustained multiple injuries on the hear, spine, ribs, left shoulder and eye. The thugs, comprising Chinese and Indians, carrying177 words
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Article42 1958-12-23 5 DR. M. R Choudhury, the Assistant Medical Officer attached to the Mentakab District Hospital has been transferred to the Pekan District Hosoital as the Medical Officer-Ln-Charge. Dr Wong Siew Ten? from the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital has taken his place here.42 words
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Article, Illustration50 1958-12-23 5 SHAW'S Capitol Cinema m Singapore he'd a "Toys for Scats" cartoon matinee vestprdau It was n great success, over 1 .000 toys being collected. These will be distribjited to underprivileged children this Christmas. Standardpic shoirs yesterday's crou-d at the entrance for the matinee.50 words
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Article147 1958-12-23 5 ANDREW FANG - This pony goes to work by car ANDREW FANG By PUDDING, a five-year-old Shetland pony, is an entertainer with a gimmick he arrives at children's parlies m his own car. Three months ajo, someone asked Puddings owner, Mrs. H. D. Senk. if he could have him to entertain at a147 words
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Advertisement115 1958-12-23 5 ';c mirror at Montlouis, France J :r energy research :^^l Bf^^^w tBSAI ner^y it the movement 'H^P o -3^ Tcovemect t .t >.•-■!'>: wvatct" r^'^r hD 4\~ tom cv-*er reserve h -gv-vcf" labotatorMi and R^H lha MICROTOU mov«- B »c. --veal advance |r > Mf" He i's For robustness, j115 words
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Advertisement171 1958-12-23 5 ■Hi H^B B^ ELECTRIC FAN FOR S^^ J^ b .-1 So?c Agents: LIKOfTEVES~(MrLTD. Kuolo Lumpur-S'pore-Penang-lpoh-Jccsc'tor, C^^ NEEDj You cannot enjoy perfect >^^-^SZSI|~ g health and energy if you < oiukaminS hB lack essential vitamins. .J PLB AMI>S r* These remarkable cap- i?^jTj?^^^|^rr^f^M sules contain no less than fi9E9HHE99flflH[^H 11 vitamins171 words
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Miscellaneous487 1958-12-23 5 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HHHHHHH BiiH Signal and News, 7.15 A D^te with Music 3.00 News Headlines. LfJB H 11 Bff 1 Nil I |l f fil Pill fl 8.02-3.30 A Date with Music i^ ■W"1 k PF'lkl w m\ V IVI 1 I 1k W 'Con td 115 ;i m Musical Ji ■._^._l_487 words
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Article, Illustration345 1958-12-23 6 New law ineffective as victims dare not take court action ALTHOUGH the law has been strengthened it is nearly always defeated by the atmosphere created by secret society gangsterism which deters victims and witnesses from taking court action, the Singapore Police said yesterday. In345 words
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Article107 1958-12-23 6 56th ANNUAL MEET OF ASSOCIATION THE Tong Soon Kok Association of Singapore at its 56th annual general meeting recently, elected the following oilice- bearers for 1959: Patrons: Messrs. Tan Slow Peng. Teo Thuang Hai. Koh Bah Bah. Lee Sin Buk and Low Kirn Yong. President: Mr. Tan Tiat Hee, vice-presidents:107 words
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314 1958-12-23 6 Standard Music Critic An orchestra and so'oists, and the combined choirs of the Singapore Musical Society and the Singapore Chamber Ensemble presented a concert of Christmas music m the Victoria Theatre last night. Paul Abisheganaden conducted parts 1 and II of Bach's Christmas Oratorio,314 words
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Article61 1958-12-23 6 CROWN AGENT RETIRES NEXT YEAR THE Singapore Government last night announced that Sir George Seel. Senior Crown Agent for the Colonies, will retire on March 31 nex:, year. He will be succeeded by Sir Stephen Luke, a former Chief Adviser, Development and Welfare Organization, West Indies, and British Co-Chair-man, Caribbean61 words
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Article72 1958-12-23 6 WOMEN'S Section of the Johore Bahru Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association will hold a New Year party for children at the Diamond .Jubilee hall on Jan. 4, from 3.30 to 6 p.m. A large number of children arc expected to attend. They will be entertained by72 words
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Article45 1958-12-23 6 THE Malayan Railway Administration announced yesterday that all Express trains and a few local passenger trains will have extra coaches attached to them from Dec 23 to .lan. 4 to cope with the additional rush passengers during the Christmas and New Year holidays.45 words
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157 1958-12-23 6 FIVE robbers who ransacked a petrol kiosk m Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore at dawn yesterday, beat a hasty retreat when a kiosk attendant lashed out at them with a wooden po!e. The attendant, managed to crack the head of one robber who157 words
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245 1958-12-23 6 New UMNO branck opens: Beware this election stunt warns Suleiman SRI MEDAN. Johorr. Mon dents of this Iron-mining town, br; i H pour yesterday to witness the op nil Malays National Organization bi li H for m i;• Lnche Bu nai j I Ibdu p n beco:r.- sub-division In 1245 words
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193 1958-12-23 6 Visa delay claim is untrue says Lim THE Controller of Immigration, Singapore, Mr. Lim Hock, said yesterday thai h Department had re c streamlined the issue of /is and applications irom Sarawak businessmen for visas wren genera. :y completed m thre* weeks. Mr Llm said this when re plying to193 words
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221 1958-12-23 6 Four Company Directors Fined $750 Each IPOH, Mon.— Magistrate Ibrahim bin Abdul Manam today fined four directors of the Public Trading Company. Ltd., of No. 4 Station Road, $750 or six months' jail each, for "carrying on a life assurance business" without depositing securities to the value of $200,000 with221 words
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Advertisement781 1958-12-23 6 $1000 Ist. $5002 nd. $250 3rd, 5 consolation prizes off $5O TEST YOUR SKILL m the new Tiger Competition. 9^&rSS£i^imS^ flifed^VSSWs brew. 9 r Nnw back from the Bnr for a Cha-Cha-Cha. Then oh' to be an Ikan. This is an entirely new competition based on SSS^tiobSI 2S? JS'ti WjSSS?"781 words
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Article, Illustration338 1958-12-23 7 R. G. PILLAI - 1 m Station Will Aid Farmers R. G. PILLAI By OUTPUT COSTS MAY BE CUT BY 40 PER CENT SINGAPORE'S new $1,000,000 Animal Husbandry and Agricultural Research Station m Sembawang will start work m February. The Station Is to help farmers cut down their production costs by 30 to 40338 words
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155 1958-12-23 7 This star is fond of plain dresses MEET the "Youth's Ho!" of Hongkong films, Miss Ting Ying, (above) who is now m Singapore for the premiere o! r.?r film "Orphans of the Storm"' at t'nc newly-built Metropole and Hollywood Cinemas tomorrow. T'ne premiere ol the "Orpnans of the Storm'" will155 words
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Article88 1958-12-23 7 He Stowed Away Twice In 4 Months A YOUNG Dutchman, who stowed away for the second time m four months, arrived In Singapore aboard the liner Oranje on Sunday. Together with P. H. Habraken. 23. is another 18-year-old British stowaway. Michael Allan Jinks. Both have been detained aboard the liner88 words
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Article65 1958-12-23 7 A SHOP-ASSISTANT was attacked last night by three firmed robbers m his shop m Jurong, Singapore. The victim. Chua Swee Huat. 22, was stabbec ,n ihe body when he put up a fight. Thp robbers ran away without taking anything when ?n alarm was raised by neighbours.65 words
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Article39 1958-12-23 7 A HOUSEWIFE. Lim Ah Too. was fined $150 and had her lirenre endorsed when she was found guilty m Penan" Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charge of driving a car negligently along Noordin Street on April 739 words
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Article131 1958-12-23 7 THERE will b e one delivery of mail and parcels on Christmas Day, the Director of Posts m Singapore announces. Both Christmas f)ay and Boxing Day (on Friday) will be observed as public holidays. There will be no delivery of mails on Friday. The hours of131 words
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200 1958-12-23 7 A WASHERWOMAN. Ch«a Kiat Hwa. .'M>, was acquitted m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday on a charge of living on the earnings of a prostitute between December last year and Sept 25 thi* year. The prosecution said that while Liow Han Huat, 24. was200 words
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161 1958-12-23 7 HUNTER SHOT MAN HE THOUGHT WAS A MONKEY JAILD ALOR STAR, Mon— Abdullah bin Hamid, who said he fired a shotgun at Mohamed Isa bin Bakar because the latter "looked like a monkey" was today sentenced by Tunku Zainol Abidin m the Magistrate's Court to three months' imprisonment, on a161 words
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195 1958-12-23 7 GRADUATES of the University of Malaya and undergrads m their last two years can apply for admission to one of five Summer Schools to be held at Oxford, Stratford-on-Avon, London and Edinburgh next year. In London (University of London: July 6 Aug. 14) there195 words
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Article114 1958-12-23 7 GOC's Xmas Message To Troops KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —General J. A. R. Robertson, General Officer Commanding 17 Gurkha Division Overseas Commonwealth Land Forces, sent the following Christmas message to all British and Commonwealth troops m Malaya. "I wish you all a very Happy Christmas and hope as many as possible114 words
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Advertisement838 1958-12-23 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel: ***** i, *****/4 132/4. RobftMon Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICI T. MaMas. Irtil, New York. Balttmof.. Philadelphia fr GuM Port*. S'por P. Sham Penan« TIUCIR 7/10 |an 1 1 |an 15/16 |an Cfjflera epttM to eeteeed via oMtet port* f |««d and838 words
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Advertisement1171 1958-12-23 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 linet) (Incorporated m Singapore) (12 lines) Z?' THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINGS fo LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON fr CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other port, to load and discharge cargo (via Sacs with liberty te proceed via Panama or Cape ot1,171 words
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Advertisement972 1958-12-23 8 MITSUI P3 LINE Spore P.S'hom Penanp JAPAN LINE Harunasan Maru In Port Kenryu Maru for Japan Ports 29Dce 27Dec Accepting cargo for Pacific, Central and South American oorts with or without transhipment at Japan on through bills of lading. U.S.A. LINE For New York, Philadelphia Baltimore vio Bombay Suez. Mikageson972 words
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Advertisement607 1958-12-23 8 EAST ASIATIC [|rJ HOMEWARD SAILINGS for Aden p nr I Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Bremen H n »k A I Gothenburg Qnd J^-'B. C^^ "l| -MEONIA" cd. 2728 25:eDc "INDIA" HUD* -fr BOMA' 56 Jon 7 8 m -> "SIENA" 13/ m jo- *"LALANDIA"en Jo o> Colls Beyrouth, Lottok.o and Gdvn, 0607 words
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293 1958-12-23 9 'TRADERS LOST MONEY IN STOCKPILE BUYING' THAILAND rice importers lost more than $100,000 a month, when they bought stockpile rice at $4 per picul more than the price ruling on the market, chairman of the Singapore General Rice Importers Association, Mr. Teo Hang Sam, said yesterday. He was replying to293 words
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Article, Illustration283 1958-12-23 9 CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD., m Singapore, is giving special training to 16 students of the Nanyang University, m bank routine work. The bank's managing director, Mr. Lee Chee Shan, told The Standard yesterday: "I am glad that our bank is given an opportunity to283 words
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Article96 1958-12-23 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices ocr pin.il yesterday wore: Conra Dec. -.lan. $39£ buyers; $40$ sellers; coconut oil m bulk $6H sellers m drums $63$ sellers; Mun'ok white pepper $128 sellers; Sarawak white $127 sellers; Special Sarawak black 370. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair merchantable mixed96 words
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Article54 1958-12-23 9 A LOW cost "Fanny Fare" m Trans-Pacific Travel will he introduced by Japan Air lathes as from Jan. 1 next year, the airline's Singapore office announced yestcrdav. The new economic rates vvill apply to air services lin^in^ Western United States, and Canada with Japan. K-vea. Okinawa.54 words
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Article165 1958-12-23 9 Firm To Employ Engineers KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Messrs. Hochtief, of !Germ a n y, who have successfully tendered for the $48,000,000 contract for civil engineering work m the Cameron Highlands i Hydro Electric project, are looking for 25 engineers to assist them m the con- struction. This was stated today165 words
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Article423 1958-12-23 9 Rubbers Improve, Tins Are Quiet RUBBERS were a shade better m the Malayan share market yesterday, while industrials and tins were quiet. Turnover was small. Business Done MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: Frd! Disp. $I^7: F. N. ords. $1.59. 51.59J: Gammon $1.71 <and delayed >; W. Hammer423 words
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Article156 1958-12-23 9 OUTER ROADS Laos. Tong Poh [nchjeilda, Glory. Van Lijn Schotan B<~rcberc. Steel Rover. Hong Tat. Tone K.rh T"ne Y:ck. Antonia, Omoma, B^ramu:', Fred. Clover. Lycoan, BTidoran. Ta'nbot. Tjibadak, Pellicula, Trafalgar. Meonia. Sigli. Swartenhorn, Call. Kenya. Fu'tala. Menestheus, Gemma Georg:o Wing On. INNER ROADS Tiong Ann. Perak, S p156 words
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Article161 1958-12-23 9 NEWSPRINT production m Asia has increased by 600 per cent during the ten-year period 1948-57, according to a report on forest produce published by the FAO. Of the Asian countries. .Japan has shown a rapid increase m the production of pulp, paperboard and paper other161 words
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Article122 1958-12-23 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made tie folio wins chp.r.scz m it? rates to merchants jresterday: New York: Buying TT 32-7 8. O D 33 BO d st. $3-3 1R credit bil'.s 33-5 16 trade bills. Canada: Buy- g TT. Ji-3 4. O.I). 31-7 8. 90 d si122 words
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Article32 1958-12-23 9 NEW ZEALAND'S production of red mea'. for export during the year ended Sept. 30, 1958, reached 900 million pounds one per ronx above the 896 million pounds during i 1956-57.32 words
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Article137 1958-12-23 9 Rubber Up 1¼ c On Trade Buying SINGAPORE rubber price gained LJ cent vos- terday, to close at 83-7 Be. per Ib. for International first grade January shipment, due to pood trade buying. The market opened around i previous Levels and steadied further m fair short covering and trade buying137 words
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Article70 1958-12-23 9 KUCHING, Mon. Rar»> wrak's rubber exports for this year ma.v rcn h is! pcar'C total of 4!. (Mm to- 5 a Trade tnd lv ton Dep«rt> ment spokesman said todajr. About 34,250 ton- of ru 1 have boon shipper fro—, the country during the- past !l months. Rubber70 words
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Article26 1958-12-23 9 AUSTRALIAN buffaloes via shipped Dvctflcai tnr *hp irsf time m history A triaJ »hipmenl of 50 b iflFaloes kIU cave Darwin for Hongkong— Rpi:'rr.26 words
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Article, Illustration85 1958-12-23 9 A NEW $5,000,000 marine bunkering terminal at Tan.iong Penuru, off West Coast Road, Singapore, was opened by the Minister for Commerce and Industry. Mr. J M Jumabhoy. last week. The terminal was built by Caltex (Asia) Ltd., to improve bunkering facilities m the Colony. Photo shows85 words
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Advertisement310 1958-12-23 9 I/J EVERETT ORIENT LINE {G» V Spor. P.S'hom Henoni 8 Jon 7 Jo" 5 Jan 30 Jon 29 Jon 27 Jan 12 Ja» 15 Jan 16 Jan 31Jo 3 Feb 4 Feb EVERETT STAR LINE Jfl^ Sport P Shorn Penana UJon 16 Jon 29 Jan 27 Jon 9 Feb 7310 words
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Advertisement13 1958-12-23 9 COOLTIPT KING SIZE =>: EVEN P LONGER I I and still only 45 cts.13 words
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Article, Illustration5 1958-12-23 10 Standard's Cheer Fund Party Photos5 words
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Article, Illustration66 1958-12-23 10 MINISTER for Labour and So< ial \\>tf are Vr^^T^ On; Yoke Lin. drops a cakr of lux soap mtr, <►„ I gift bag: of a handicapped child who is bnnc p'vM I a helping ha.nd by The Standards Manucin: -liir. I eclor. Mr. Aw Cheng Taik at66 words
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Article, Illustration85 1958-12-23 10 (RIGHT): Happiness, pure and full, is written on the faces of these Singapore girls who had just received their Cheer Fund gift parcels. The paper bags held everything a child's heart could desire biscuits, chocolate, raisins, towels, and. last but by no means least, toys. (BELOW): Singapore magician85 words
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Article, Illustration21 1958-12-23 10 Gifts For Johore Children A HAPPY and eager line of children receiving their Cheer Fund gifts m Johore Bahru. r i21 words
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Article, Illustration130 1958-12-23 10 < i (BELOW): In Kuala Lumpur. Mrs. Ta.n Siew Sin. wife of the Minister of Commerce and Industry, puts m a bar of chocolate into the gift bag of an infant during presentation of Standard Cheer Fund gifts at Merdeka Stadium m Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. (RIGHT): The130 words
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Advertisement171 1958-12-23 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products CHEE THONE SAN Provides Instantaneous relief for Toothache, Earache, Stomachache, Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache, Colds, Sore Throat, etc. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL ises ises an Ufa va xa #a am am x* osa SOUTH SEA HOTEL 5. Jalan Besar,171 words
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475 1958-12-23 11 HE SCOTTISH B.U. CLIMBS DOWN ULL FARES FOR KEW SAN SAY HUP TO BRITAIN B^v, H«" >*alavas Thomas Cuppers, Teh I n S;.v Hup. will be going to Britain for md championships and the Glasgow n d Iheif passages will be paid m full m\ Badminton Union who invited them.475 words
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Article, Illustration72 1958-12-23 11 Singapore's teem of the year: The Asian Gay'cs n-n'rr poloists who played the most tportivg r;a>-r of thp l^rar against rough and uv'a^r tactics This I'PI picture shows roach Kre Soon Bee talking to members oj the Tpn^i at the Metropo^tan Swimming72 words
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72 1958-12-23 11 IRNVR Regain The rmed Forces O. Soccer Trophy UTA> Roya] Nivy Volunteer Reserves regained r \rmed Forces Football knockout trophy ■> n Btefl a co ivincing: S 2 win over HeadIR) Army Service orps, on the Police I > f)| ground yesterday. opr»y I the hold--1 the Ai hampi aBasri72 words
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Article13 1958-12-23 11 Li Associa managed sid< hv i a friendly t •■"i botfc13 words
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Article123 1958-12-23 11 Defending: champions Royal Army Service Corps entered the semi final of the FARELF rueby competition when they eliminated British Military Hospital m the replay by nine points <thre*» penalties) to six ij. drop soal and a try) at Aver Rajah Road yesterday. Last week,123 words
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Article122 1958-12-23 11 TEACHERS Training Collezo will promotpd to the first division m the Singapore Hockey Association league tournament next year. The promotion for the TTC. who fini>hrd at the bottom of the second di*istan i^asue table last year, resulted after the strong contenders. Prisons were h^ld122 words
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Article, Illustration59 1958-12-23 11 The next Malayan badminton championships will be held during the last week m July at Singapore. Invitations would be issued to promising players from overseas to participate m the championships. Alter the championships, Se!angor intends to stage nn international badminton championship. All foreign -players m Malaya at that59 words
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Article, Illustration152 1958-12-23 11 EXCEPT for Ken Jalleh who maintained the view that the BAM would be right m rejecting David Bloomer's 'halfhearted invitation to Malayans', the other three members of the Forum contended that the BAM was lucky to get the two-thirds offer to pay the passages of152 words
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Article338 1958-12-23 11 WHILE the brilliant young all rounder, Ng Boon Bee, tied with runner Rahim Ahmad m the Federation, world ranking weight lifter Tan Howe Liang tied with the Colony's Asian Games water poloists m Singapore for •Sportsmen of the Year' nominations by Radio Malaya's Sports338 words
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Article114 1958-12-23 11 Forum chairman. Claude Doral, who called for nominations for the 'men behind the scene who are sportsmen as well, 1 found the members agreeing on Malaya's Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, as the man who had done most for sport. Brig Young said, "The114 words
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Article164 1958-12-23 11 Kiwis Too Strong For SCC 'A' 75 SQUADRON Royal New Zealand Air Force proved too good for Singapore Cricket Cub 'A' whom they trounced by 40 points (eight goals) to five (a goal) m a rugger match on the padang yesterday. Th P Kiwis established their superiority with a 15-0164 words
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Article416 1958-12-23 11 The Tunku Will Give A Gold Cup PENANG, Mon. The first Asian Badminton Confederation championships will probably be held m Singapore at the end of next year. The Standing Committee of the Badminton Association of Malaya, at its meeting yesterday, approved the draft constitution of416 words
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91 1958-12-23 11 'Cup Venue Shift' Will Go To A.B.C. THE proposal hv the Secretary of the Scottish Badminton L'nion. Mr. I). L. Bloomer, to shift the Thomas Cup competition to a temperate zone will be discussed at the February meeting of the ABC "so that concerted action could be taken." "During that91 words
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Article35 1958-12-23 11 LONDON. Dec. 22. (Rmtrr> Donald Campb-ell, holder of the world water speed record, announced last night he would marry Miss Tonia Bern. Belgian-born television and cabaret artist on Christmas Eve.35 words
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Article96 1958-12-23 11 BAM Move Against 'Woodshot' 'The BAM to hay* the wood-shot ab< shed." Mr. Eieah disclosed. 'This matter oras discussed by tho Stai Lin£ Committee. We ire pi?*.!)?, i r representative to brinf thit i;p the next IB F meet mi m June.** It would be to the Bdv*nf* ago of96 words
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Article72 1958-12-23 11 TOKYO. Dec. 23 (Reutei Thp world professional boxinc flyweight champion Pa^rual P'pyrz of Argentina will Qght Onpnt and Japanese flyweight champion Baaao Yaoita In 15--round non-titlp bout m Tokyo on Jan 16 1959 it m ann owned liptp toria.v Thp Japari Bo\ir:fT Association sairi Ppi'pz accompanied72 words
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Advertisement224 1958-12-23 11 c there's nothing like a 'fi£# ':> GUINNESS/»\ When you buy a bottle of GUINNESS, j j^T^"'! 'you are doing more than treating yourself i Ufcsslpgy ife?'^-!^i! to one of the world's most satisfying, \j f Z'<S] l^'t"'"^^!* refreshing and thirst-quenching drinks. i i %,'^'J^, if You are also getting224 words
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Miscellaneous99 1958-12-23 11 KSJ ?TWI *3| I SINGAPORE RUGBY: Singapore Cricket Club vs HMAS Quiberon on the padang. KUALA LUMPUR RUGGER Selnngnr Club S.A.S. Padnng. Selangor United vs. B.M.H. Cheras Road. HOCKEY— D;v I. V .M.S. A. vs Selanqor Police. Biinysar Road. Div. 1. TP.C.A. vs. Postals, Jyrbi Bond. Div. 1. Police Depot99 words
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Article, Illustration74 1958-12-23 12 VIVACIOUS former nurse, Mrs Given Jackson, of Hevesby, Sydney, New South Wales, who u~>ok up badrnin- keep herself I I and "^r\p^cd while her sergeant K :-vy was 11 operations with 3rd Battalion, Roya. itro m Rejj Ajr? Jacks teamed .-V *'-n'- 7- u;oni(?n Ifrhig on74 words
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377 1958-12-23 12 Seven Pretty Shuttlers Shatter Soldiers' Pride PENANG, !Mon A team of seven pretty Australian women have shattered Serviremens male pride by u inning, for the third successive time, the Australian Badminton Association of Penan? Cup. Die only all-women team m the competition, they won easily from four Royal Australian Air377 words
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Article449 1958-12-23 12 SCRUTINEER - SCRUTINEER By three furlongs m 42 3/5 sec. Pulot Itam was the better worker. Anxious Reasonable was anxious to go faster when kept to even time -bver 3f. Indian Heather II moved freely m strong pace work Old stager Cargo Rice is a* spritelv a449 words
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Article172 1958-12-23 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mn n day— Selangor Eurasian Association obtained their last two points when they beat Lever Brothers Sports Club 2-0 m a SHA division onp hockey league match on the Bungsar Road ground today. Eurasians have now completed all their league fixture?. Levers proven dangerous172 words
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303 1958-12-23 12 Colony Teachers Maintain Their Unbeaten Record IPOH. Mon. Singapore Teachers' I'nioa representatives have so far had an unbeaten record m hockey and badminton encounters played m Selangor and p era k In Kuala Lumpur their badminton team beat Selan<»or's Business Houses champions Sime Darby, by four matrhp; to one and303 words
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Article220 1958-12-23 12 WHEN a young; man is selected nine consecutive years to accompany the Harlem Globetrotters as an added entertainer m the variety floor show before and between halves of games, he certainly must be sensational. And. to say the least, Jacques Cordon. the Bounding Belgian from Brussels,220 words
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Article111 1958-12-23 12 PERTH, Dec 22 (Reuier) Leading Australian athletics coach Percy Cerutty today referred to Australia's attitude on Amateurism as 'preposterous. Returning here fnyn the United Kingdom by ship he told reporters: 'People overseas think we are crazy and the obsession is s o bad that an Australian111 words
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Article27 1958-12-23 12 RAUB. Mon. Bentong Indians beat the Raub Indians by four goals to two m a thrilling inter-distrirt friendly soccer match on the Raub padang yesterday.27 words
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Article67 1958-12-23 12 HONGKONG, Dec. 22. (UPI) Soccer fans m Hongkon? today are looking forward to the arrival of the Japanese national team tomorrow afternoon. The visitors are scheduled to meet a Combined Hongkong side on Christmas Day. On Friday, the team will leave Hongkong for Singapore. The67 words
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220 1958-12-23 12 Refs Hit Back At FA 'Blame Lies At Your Door LONDON, Dec. 22 (Renteri ferees consider (he English Football h backing them strongly toouel footballs "had bov> f The Rp;, r Association make this clear m the current issue of their magazine through the pen of the magazine's straigl I220 words
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255 1958-12-23 12 ADELAIDE, Dec. 22 (Reuter) The MCC Captain Peter May and team manager Freddie Brown today declined to confirm or deny that the RICC had objected to one of the umpires proposed for the second Test to start m Melbourne on New255 words
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Article67 1958-12-23 12 KUALA LUMPUR, M< i clay's division two Leas key match between Roya For^e "B" xr.ti Prisons Spor'. Club, scheduled to be played otT on the Sennf; Ground \\ns postpones The airmen and both lie umpires were present, but DO the Prisons S-C. team. The Umpires67 words
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Article16 1958-12-23 12 Selango Sikhs For Seremba S fl 'he I. fl H fl I 'I I I I16 words
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Advertisement64 1958-12-23 12 4-1 4- D Th-^r: try a ro*tle r t ?pnrk'in^ Cream \^r^-~ -J r" 1.:: ■>! S hweppes fara*-u3 J^o^~ thur T .<•-> -T-. A^nw; -\:.<i J^JVr-V' -^■^H^""" H|JJr r a-cly to drj^k. Look f r:uj V^"^ '•"^-j^SP^* 7 /^-W y inr -in i" mine J^ ui^S^Hßr" M'^-'t^^^. 6 a.\64 words
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Article, Illustration1091 1958-12-23 13 Show Binessess HIGHLIGHTS EVERY TUESDAY Hollywood s Only Woman Casting Director I stance telej messages from 1 »rk theatrical 1 >:p Loo In t| California, 1 nusical, "The ,3 i na Son?" i n^.st-selling 1 V Lpp, was »j luced, with ;J the i.imous I m of Rodgj mmersteii) T1,091 words
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Article39 1958-12-23 13 pean m B -niPtimes finds hi cutting parts -hp looks so s hf sajs: "I I to pLiv really iiid dramatic tan don't go like mine b is she ap- THE CAPTABLE.* 139 words
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Article70 1958-12-23 13 Knights In Armour 1 '^TTI fl^V" f n movit Cgyptimi on trgars; t piayrnQ takes, Koh-n Men srai'iirg ril on 1 kinos, M a \'rp nr>rion o* BrtX f^c DotH 1 ,'>nr r f th romeraj irrioTj "i oj n otor■ll the back- l^ean uqq HTM iihnsd r i Brit70 words
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Article221 1958-12-23 13 THE HOLLYWOOD LOWDIWN by Sid Broadway, during which he directed such hit plays as "Male Animal" and "The Tender Trap." Ross Hunter and Martin Melcher will produce "Pillow Talk," which goes before the cameras m January. r PHE outstanding business heinq scored m early pre-rpieasp engagements oj Universal International's "The221 words
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Article, Illustration157 1958-12-23 13 NERVES, MOODS MADNESS JEAN SlMMON'S— surely the prettiest rancher's wife m all California is much too busy and contented down on the farm with husband Stewart Grander to be lured often into making pictures. Only a rich, meaty role can tempt her from the wide-open spaces to a film studio.157 words
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Article129 1958-12-23 13 BING IN PRIEST'S ROLE TWENTIETH OnturrFox and Bing Crosby Productions have entered into an agreement whereby the sin&er-actor will star m two 20th-Fox productions next year. In the first. "Say One For Me," Crosby will portray a Roman Catholic priest whose parish m eludes the Broadway theatrical district. Crosby won129 words
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Article223 1958-12-23 13 town her hair turned grey by her experience. She is desperately anxious to forget the unhappy pan and resume her normal life. But it isn't easy. She finds her professor husband remotp. She is nervous and withdrawn. Still living m her house are her domineering223 words
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Article132 1958-12-23 13 HOLLYWOOD Audrey Hepburn, who is younjg and glowing and beautiful, aged 17 years m !e?s than an h^ur. It was all part of the enchantment or, m this case, the disenchantment of motion picture. Director Fred Zinnenv-inn"s shooting schedule for the Hepburn starrer for132 words
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Miscellaneous140 1958-12-23 13 'TODAY'S QIOTATION: 1 "Thp wisdom of nations He* m their proverb*, which are brief and Dithv." —William Perm P Tt ESDAY FOR EVERYONE: Make the best of this day by u-:ng a r;rm and discreet approach to situations; adjust to ro^diHons enn changes but don't precipitate anything ne'.v <->* importance140 words
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Miscellaneous55 1958-12-23 13 By RITA DEL MAR Overcome problems; get sufficient rest; steer clear of creating enmity. LEO -July 22 10 Aug. 22 Avoid ovrre^nfidenre ;n money matters; friends are not apt to be especially helpfu'. Stress economy, discretion VIRfiO Aug. 21 to Sept. 22 Tone down impatience. Vo-i would bp wise to55 words
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Miscellaneous146 1958-12-23 13 than change them now. LIBRA- Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 The l<~>r:£-raP£r new ;s not too dependable. Go about your business a? is your custom. SCORPIO -Get 23 to Nov. 21 Go slow m mutual money matter* Don't ask or grant financial favours of any con«qu«?r.e". SAGITTARIUS— Nov 22 to146 words
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Miscellaneous225 1958-12-23 13 LI'L ABNER By AJ Ca PP c^^pr— tjt >-— j noo-MA!! I /^HAT's^^r^JLDfF-AurS^-; I/we'SGittin'outamere!.' )^^r: >^ ~TMAT IS v WE NCff < I OUST ML CrWlf'w umt J 6 A SP?.'- c Mo^E.'r -UNLOCK J^~~~ LA PASSIONATA'S V SCARE OF THE "T*r Nn'M^Kl»r- r^ ffi? V VQRE UtUIGS FUM I225 words
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Article, Illustration268 1958-12-23 14 Nurses' war slogan: We're NOT sexless... A BUNCH of the trimmest wolf-whistle-worthy m Britain (three picffjt tured above) took to the warpath last week. And they went into battle with the slogan 'we nurses are NOT sexless." It all started with Marjorie Proops* article m the Mirror It continued with268 words
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186 1958-12-23 14 DIEFENBAKER SAYS: OTTAWA. Dec. 22 (Renter) Malaya was one of the vital battlegrounds of the drive of International Communism for the heart and minds of the Asians. Candada's Prime Minister, Mr. John Diefenbaker said this list night m a nationally televised broadcast speech186 words
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Article267 1958-12-23 14 Very idea is against our principles Gen. JAKARTA, Dec. 22 (Reuter) A too Indonesian Army leader today ruled out the possibility of any army junta taking over the Indonesian Government. Brigadier General Mustopo, Secretary-General of the West Irian Liberation Front told a meeting of267 words
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Article82 1958-12-23 14 JAKARTA. Dec. 22 (Reuter) President Tito's yacht "Galeb" sailed into Indonesian waters this afternoon on the eve of his ten-day g»ate visit to Indonesia. Two neutralist Presidents. President Tito and President Soekarno are due to meet at Jakarta's Port of Tanjong Priok tomorrow morning. Two82 words
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Article26 1958-12-23 14 CHOLERA struck Karachi during the week-end and 23 of the 102 cases so far reported have proved fatal, it was reported m Karachi last night. (Reuter)Reuter - 26 words
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Article30 1958-12-23 14 JAKARTA. Dec. 22 (Reuter) Three hundred students from Gajah Mada University at Jogjakarta are building a 21-kilometre road m their holidays. The road links Jogjakarta with the village of Bantul.30 words
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Article42 1958-12-23 14 NICOSIA, Dec. 22 (Reuter) Christakis Nicolu, a 19-year-old Greek Cpyriot mechanic, was today sentenced to three years jail after pleading guilty to three charges of having placed bombs m the engines of army trucks at Dhekelia Military Cantonment, South Cyprus, last month.42 words
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Article23 1958-12-23 14 JAKARTA. Dec\ 22 (Renter) The Indonesian Navy spokesman said Indonesia has already trained 30 airmen to man Gannet anti-submarine aircraft ordered from Britain23 words
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Article42 1958-12-23 14 HUNDREDS of Americans and Canadians would be only too willing to migrate to Aus;ralia. if the government extended its assisted-passages scheme to those countries, the General Manager of the Victorian Chamber of Manufacturers. Mr. A. N. Curphey, said m Melbourne yesterday. (Reuter)Reuter - 42 words
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141 1958-12-23 14 LONDON. Dec. '22 (Reuter) Britons, it is estimated, will spend more than 9.000.000 hours m time and £20.000,000 m money on Christmas cards this year. This is the conservative reckoning obtained by allowing one minute for the choosing, addressing and mailing of each141 words
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181 1958-12-23 14 PIANIST DEFIES PEKING'S 'RETURN' ORDER WARSAW, Dec. 22 (Reu'er) A gifted young Chinese concert pianist, Fu Tsun, defied his government's order to return to China and flew to London today ;o continue his musical career m the West. Polish musical friends said that the Chinese Embassy m Warsaw had ordered181 words
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Article59 1958-12-23 14 DENVER, Dec. 22 (Reuter) Mrs Carrie Osborne, 77-year-old woman who was shot dead a week ago, left her $30,000 (Malayan) estate m trust for her do; and two cats. Her will, filed for probate, directed that the income from the estate be used "to maintain and care59 words
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Article82 1958-12-23 14 VIENNA. Dec. 22 (Reuter) Three young Yugoslavs escaped f /> Austria m a railway wagon loaded with mattress fibre, police reported here today. The three men, two brothers aged 1" &nd 21, who said their father had been shot for political reasons, and their 25-year-old82 words
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Article50 1958-12-23 14 BELLE GLADE, Florida. Dec. 22 (Reuter) Nine people were killed when two cars collided head on near here yesterday. The driver of one car who was alone and eight of the nine farm workers m the other care were victims. The sole survivors is m a critical condition.50 words
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Article, Illustration248 1958-12-23 14 Playboy weds Malayan LONDON, Dec. 22 (IPI) A 23-year-old British playboy, who says he has sown his last wild seed, is looking: forward to the day the son of his mixed marriage will sit m a parliament and "plead the cause of racial tolerance." Tony248 words
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Article56 1958-12-23 14 BERLIN. Dec. 22 (Reuter).— Professor Vladimir Demi."hov a Soviet physiologist. had successfully transplanted a dog's heart to another do* m a four-hour operation at the Leipzig University clinic, the East German News agency ADN reports. The professor used a new sewing instrument m the operation, which scientists56 words
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