Singapore Standard, 25 December 1958
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Title Section21 1958-12-25 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** —5 Coblt TIGERNEWS" i NGAPORE, THURSOAY, DECEMBER 25, 1958 01. IX No. 176. 15 ctt. 12 Paces.21 words
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Article77 1958-12-25 1 TEL AVIV, Israel. Dec. 24. (UPI). Israeli police have detained a junior scientific research worker on suspicion of spying for a "foreign power," it was revealed today. The "foreign power" was not named. Neither was the name of the worker, who held a minor post. Sources said77 words
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Article40 1958-12-25 1 THE 'Hula Hoop'— all the craze in the western world has crossed the "Iron Curtain" and rear-heri Budapest, where not only teenagers, but crown men and women have been "bewitched," the evening newspaper Esti Hirlap, commented acidly yesterday. Reuter.40 words
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Article320 1958-12-25 1 Only two left in last black Johore spot Curbs Relaxed Six terrorists give up in Kota Tinggi KOTA TINGGI, Johore, Thurs. The surrender of six Communist terrorists two of whom are women— on the east coast of Johore in the past two days has increased hopes of320 words
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363 1958-12-25 1 UMNO expels Councillor Mohd. Shariff He refused to show his ballot paper to Party whip SINGAPORE UMNO yesterday expelled one of its two City Councillors, Inche Mohamad Shariff bin Dollah, from the Party. The Central Executive Committee of UMNO which took this decision late Tuesday night, will also press for363 words
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279 1958-12-25 1 I didn't betray Lib-Socs Leon-Soh SINGAPORE City Councillor, Mrs. F. Leon-Soh, said yesterday that she preferred to resign from the party instead of betraying it. Protesting strongly against certain allegations purported to have been made by the Singapore Peoples Alliance, Mrs. Leon-Soh said: "I must point out that at the279 words
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Article, Illustration132 1958-12-25 1 Plot To Garcia Warning MANILA, Dec. 24. (UPI).— A military leader charged today that rebels in Southern Luzon were plotting the assassination of President Carlos P. Garcia. Col. Vincente Yngente. Deputy Commander of the Second Military Zone, issued the warning form Camarines Sur, where he is leading a task force132 words
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Article142 1958-12-25 1 JAKARTA. Dec. 24, < Reuter)— The Indonesian Communist Party has asked the j Indonesian Government to make a strong protest against the Australian Government for its unfriendly attitude towards Indonesia. The Party's statement issued here strongly attacked the Netherlands, Australia and United States lor plotting to142 words
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136 1958-12-25 1 THERESA MURDER: POLICE QUESTION MAN OFFICERS of the Homicide Squad yesterday entered an office building in Coilyer Quay, Singapore, and later left with a man to the C.I.D. headquarters in Robinson Road. It is understood that the man was needed by the Police in their investigations into the death of136 words
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Article45 1958-12-25 1 PULASKI, Tennessee, Dec. 24, (UPI). A Greyhound bus and two trucks collided near here last night on a fog-shroud-ed highway, bringing death to at least eight persons. The bus burst into flames. Many of the bodies were burned beyond recognition.45 words
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Article224 1958-12-25 1 CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida. Dec. 24 (Reuterj Another massive Atlas rocket was hurled into ?pace from the launching base here late last night though apparently not in an attempt to create another satel- lite. Officials would riot describe the precise purpose of I this firing,224 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-12-25 1 ITS Christ ma* Day and all littl* jg children in the Federation and Sin* ?"j gapore trill be crowding around the S family Christ maa tree for their gift*. JJ The two little hoys above are <$L Timothi and Martin* son* of CpL v* Edward Quiwnn of 96th SqvnAmn- RAFStandardpic - 54 words
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Article126 1958-12-25 1 'Sex Kitten' B.B. Is The Craze HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 24. (Renter). Glenn Ford and Elizabeth Taylor headed, the list of box oftVe draws in a poll published here by the "Motion Picture Herald.' For the first time ever an actress, wh o has not even made an American film. i c126 words
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Advertisement148 1958-12-25 1 L I our many friends JK oxtend Christmas Greetings i Good Wish ps /o; Me Coming Year THI GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., 'MALAYAN LTD. A MERAL ELECTRIC CO. LTD., OF ENGLAND. ft, g// g^ a-,? c^ g^g^ s^y^ -e^^^ WHY STAND EVEN FOR A MINUTE S- «?nng the pains of sore148 words
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Advertisement9 1958-12-25 1 K tion will be resumed on Dec. 27. I9 words
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Article, Illustration306 1958-12-25 2 THE HEALTH SITUATION IN IPOH IS FAIR AND GOOD' IPOH, Wed. The Ipoh Town Council, assembling last night for the last meeting of the year, were told bv the Medical Officer for Health, Kinta, Dr. Walter Holmes: "The best health and administrative services in the world will break down without306 words
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Article64 1958-12-25 2 RI Doctor Back From US Tour DR ANDENG SULBI, Director of Overseas Information. Ministry of Information. Indonesia, left by air for Jakarta yesterday after a short stay in Singapore She recently returned from a tour of the United States, where she spent three months at the invitation of the State64 words
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Article91 1958-12-25 2 Boatmen Issue Strike Threat PENANG, Wed The Fenang Boatmen's Union may go on strike if settlement with the Lighter Owner's Association regarding conditions of service is not reached by next Jan. 15. In a statement today, the Union accused the Association of being "biased and dictatorial" in its decisions of91 words
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Article111 1958-12-25 2 SHAW BROS. GIVES AWAY 1,500 TOYS MORE than 1,500 toys and $800 in cash, collected by the Shaw Brothers annual Christmas Toy Fund appeal have been distributed among the poor children and various charitable institutions in Singapore. A large number of the toys were contributed bv school children, many of111 words
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Article104 1958-12-25 2 THE rollowing were elected officials of the Lorong Llmau Chinese Sports and Family Benefit Party at their 13th annual general meeting. President: Mr. Chua Chong How (re-elected >. vice-presi-dents: Messrs. Lim Kim Hal. Ong Kim Seng. Quek Chew Liat and Ong Eng Wha, hon. secretary. Mr.104 words
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Advertisement2257 1958-12-25 2 I A LIT T t 1 O1 S A LONG WAY J TRAVEL TOUR ROUND TRIP TO |APAN: Visiting i Hrogjkonc, Yrk^hama. Tokvo, Hakone, t Atami. Kamakura. Enoshima. Nikko <-.^to, Ovika. Na'a. T,ik,ira:uka and r <oho <,a.\^z 3-d May '959 by I "Santhia". All-inclusive cn<.K $820/-. j Fare includes Stpamsh2,257 words
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Advertisement585 1958-12-25 2 NOTICES NOTICE is hereby given that TAN THYE BEE of No. 2 Ridley Park, Singapore, is applying to the Governor for naturalization and that any person who knows any reason why naturalization should not be granted should send a written and signed statement of the facts to the Chief Secretary,585 words
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Advertisement255 1958-12-25 2 NOTICE S.S. "RAJULA SAILING FOR MADRAS ON 28th DECEMBER, 1958. THE above vessel will sail fnr Port Swettenham, Penang. Nagapattinam and Madras from Singapore Harbour Board Godowns Nos. 15/16, Gate No. 4 at 1 p.m. on the 28th December 1958. Embarkation for deck passengers will commence at 7 a.m. and255 words
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Advertisement353 1958-12-25 2 BURMA V/' nn Al Tne Peop/e who know Air Condifion/ng^M IMIERNATIONAI AIR CONDITIONING ffgpi*4B INTERNATIONAL AIR H COND.TION.NG CO LTD. »OOM^7B Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Kuala Beloit I THE EAST ASIATIC CO LTD »V "3B Rangoon, Saigon, Pnom PcnK onH L OC) H HARRISONS CROSFIELD B LTD. S I Kuchmg,353 words
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Article869 1958-12-25 3 Deccmbei 25. 1958 ANOTHER Christmas, with its rejoicing and diking, has come round. All that has d and anything that has yet to happen ore loqotten >n keeping with the spirit of the old *Hat made this enthusiastic appeal: Af Christmas play and make good cheer,869 words
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Article918 1958-12-25 3 The Turks And The Kurds By A Special Correspondent ISTANBUL, J7RIVAN, the capital city of the mountainous State of Soviet Armenia, is the headquarters of Russian Kurdish operations. It is within sight of Mount Ararat and ideally situated for its purpose only a few miles east of the Turkish frontier.918 words
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Article, Illustration755 1958-12-25 3 ENVER KUREISHI - Pakistanis Remember Jinnah Today ENVER KUREISHI KARACHI. TODAY Christmas Day is particularly dear to all Pakistanis. It is the birthday of their great leader Mohamed Ali Jinnah. the father and indeed virtual creator of the eleven-year old State of Pakistan. So much has been written and said about this great755 words
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Article425 1958-12-25 3 Rawle Knox - SYRIAN DISCONTENT WITH CAIRO Rawle Knox By CAIRO, 'pHE much muttered economic discontent of the Syrian wing of the United Arab Republic has had its first public airing with Cairo newspapers printing a report of an interview between a Syrian economic delegation and President Abdel Nasser. The 38-man Syrian delegation425 words
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Article, Illustration27 1958-12-25 3 Scientists estimate r fi€ light a full rnnon is about as bright os that of n filandnrd rnvrj'r ni n distance of ovp yard.27 words
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Article, Illustration391 1958-12-25 3 Cister Gnuasekera - the NEWS as it strikes me Cister Gnuasekera A VERY Happy Christmas to all of you I wonder how many of you appreciate and realise the good fortune that is yours to be. today, in the Federation or in Singapore where men of different races, different classes and professing different391 words
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Advertisement52 1958-12-25 3 REFRIGERATORS Jfe* AIRCONDITIONING 0») T: ORAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD PRESS 'f 1 l '-n fack K" n Road S'por« 2 5 lines] A 1 crrartmrnts -mpuß; i nsuranca B g 74. Bafj PI if-,?, W Cowan Sr T-i 3^9 Lern Sr Tali f055 9 A e.k.f Chni52 words
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Advertisement112 1958-12-25 3 COMPELLING ADVERTISEMENT "I WAS astonished the other day to see. on the window of one of the small shops as you come out of Brighton station, a bold notice paying 'LEGS WANTED. Naturally I drew nearer to find out what they were wanted f° r I n much smaller letters112 words
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Advertisement113 1958-12-25 3 «\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\YV\\\\\V\V\\\\\\\\\\\A\\A\V\\A\\\\\A\\\\\\\\;, CHRISTMAS 1958 j Humbly the poet Auden, it is told, At meets of scientists "feels five years old." Polymath Auden Far exceeding me I Physicists make me feel much less than three— Yea, I'll confess, when driven to the wall, Chemistrywise lam not born at all. I Heisenberg! (q113 words
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Advertisement109 1958-12-25 3 Rotary Action to the form of rotary jeX turbines c&rri** his 'plane through the sky. And Rotary Action •'Philistmva- Rotary Action gives him the best possible shavo. Features of the new "Phlllshave" Jqj: 40', Inrreane In shading area. S^%V Newly de»licned motor give* ££rfrjg^k 25', more re\olutiont per serond iMLyPr109 words
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190 1958-12-25 4 Crime busters start a new war in Selangor And The Underworld Takes A Beating KI ALA LIMPIR, Wed. Because of the increase In crime in recent months, the Selangor Police have begun an intensive campaign against the underworld. Disclosing this today, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Mr. J. R. Raj, added:190 words
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Article122 1958-12-25 4 SPECIAL AUSSIE STAMP A SPECIAL 4d postage stamp to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Post Office in Australia will be issued on April 22. 1959 This was announced bv the Australian Commission in Singapore, who said thai the stamp will remain on at all Australian Post Offices for i122 words
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Article111 1958-12-25 4 NEW GERMAN ENVOY ARRIVES KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Former West German Consul General in Federation of Rhodesia. Dr. George Vogel, 55, arrived here yesterday on his appointment as Ambassador to Malaya. On his arrival at the airport Dr. Vogel told The Standard •hat Malaya was the first Asian country he ever111 words
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140 1958-12-25 4 Hospital dhobies on the job again THE Singapore Hospitals Board has gi'-e^- the sixmoaths la indry or'ra t of the General Hospital to another contractor. Tins happened n T ;es iay when the new contractor, Mr r Samadoris, who took the ai foui and hali ents per piece °1 linen,140 words
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Article39 1958-12-25 4 PE NAN G Wed, The Marilyn Monroe <^* Hokkien Alms, Miss Ting Lam flew in from Singapore today and will remain in Penang for a week. Several fans at. the Bayan Lepas Airport to come the Hongkong actress.39 words
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Article220 1958-12-25 4 Govt. to enforce a new ordinance A BILL issued yesterday by the Singapore Government disclosed that the People's Investment Corporation Ordinance will be brought into force next year. The Bill stated that the Governor, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly, would decide ihe date the Ordinance should220 words
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Article, Illustration98 1958-12-25 4 FINALISTS in the Christmas Fancy Dress Ball held at the Klang Club last Saturday are seen above as follows:--(From left to right) Mr. V. D. D Stogdale ("Father Clock"); Mrs. J. H. Lammerts ("Marlene Dietrich"); Mr. J. H. Lammerts ("Philleus Fogg"); Mr. B Parson? ("China Man"); Mr.Ch'ng Seng Poh - 98 words
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145 1958-12-25 4 A RE-ORGANIZATION scheme affecting over 1,000 technical employees in the Singapore Government service will soon be finalised The scheme, now being con- sidered by the staff, was aimed at bringing the existing various scales and grades into a minumum. The Staff side of145 words
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Article, Illustration57 1958-12-25 4 HONGKONG. Dec. 24. (Reuter). Schools and charitable organizations in Hongkong will soon be able to apply for funds from the $20 mil. ion Shaw Foundation. This was disclosed by Mr. Runme Shaw of Shaw Brothers on his arrival fiom Singapore, but he said that no money57 words
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Article180 1958-12-25 4 Overseas training for seven KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Second Lieutenant Mohamed Hashim bin Alias, one of the I 1 41 cadets who passed out at the Sovereign's parade at Port j Dickson recently, has been selected to atten^ the mechani- cal transport familiarisation course at Bordon, and the young officers course180 words
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Article56 1958-12-25 4 KOTA BHARU. Wed. Hsafie, 15, who went rolle<:ting shells from the river near Kulam Seri in Pasir Pekan got into difficulties and was drowned. His two other friends raised an alarm and with the help of the kampong people nearoy. a search was made and after56 words
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Article129 1958-12-25 4 MALACCA. Wed The Chairman of the Man ?a Tamilian Co-operative Housing Society, Mr. R. Duraj Raj today warned [ti memberi that unless they pav up their land fees immediate v. the allocation of land at Bukil Bahru w^ d be cance'.'.ed by the Land Office. Speaking129 words
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358 1958-12-25 4 EAST BUYING LESS LUXURY GOODS says SALESMAN THE luxury market? of the I East are shrinking. said 87- year-old Maurice Menier yesterday. In thp mor e than ha:f a century he has been travelling to the Orient as Far Eastern representative for DOM Benej dictine, among other things, his ports358 words
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Article20 1958-12-25 4 TASPtS i. old <■}■' knocked d train Hto crossii morning 1 tie mai juries. a fractured admits20 words
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187 1958-12-25 4 3 MORE Wo. GIVE UP JUNGLE LIFE IN PERK IPOH, Wed. Two commune I dered to a Special Constable on r rr «risu Bf| Tambun, about six miles from here i k <" The tw o were Wan King N|mH 28, of Pulai and Fai Ming, 2f,. Wan Hing. a187 words
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67 1958-12-25 4 Call to F ed., S'pore Govts, for 'firmness' on RI rebels u paper, Su Pdii rial 1 i vw Premier i the Insurg its ir and r.r-ar proof th* "repudiai with neutral Malayan Pmnch a n< sians exj tude rrnmpnt: Hie newspaper rn p Smgaj "to cease the rebels "In67 words
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Article88 1958-12-25 4 ISLAMIC PARTIES TO MERGE Mala: Pati tic gar. political 1 eo to an Islamic Pan I The Sti M an executive c< Ing t ct M consider am< i linjj fl :fion to rrake fl the merger. B fl the nergei i I ea lers of th< fl there v.88 words
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Article53 1958-12-25 4 PEN V. I Wed rj r > nabbed hy i Royal PI Road h^ r last nifht The Abdul Kassim, k lilty befon tin bin Nik trato's C ti of re-se Court ludin said Abdul Kad« I rinoma ti r When ctnen tickets wi 153 words
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Article, Illustration83 1958-12-25 4 KUCHING In 1980 this is the dream of the Pre ident of the Kuchinf Municipal c u r h 4 i* who produced this sketch at a press conference he held recently, considers that the bridge would br U1 h n£ would The problem83 words
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Advertisement93 1958-12-25 4 NURSINO M° |nw A really smart publication that provides for the >^^r^^^^ recording of many fascinating details of baby's birth, /^^2^2?^^\u^ progress, christening, first remarks and actions, photo\il(^^^^r y\ graphs and family tree etc. Vv^/ ~W {^J^/j/^y^^ Presented with the Compliments of NESTLES V({V Cj Wp^^ PROPRIETORS OF /_<v \V-^/y93 words
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Article, Illustration169 1958-12-25 5 it I] ENT com"4 1 r ol the I M ilaya Mus- v Society. 4] Yahiya, yesteri|| I thai thp Jj 1 il<3 ci tmble to 2 11 existing jf I lings a r e diat< ly. i told The Stani appealing Dal169 words
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Article31 1958-12-25 5 want Chye of J ilan ntaci Inspc tor I at the Central I n to claim his cai > mis di g at I ;ht Di Dec. 1631 words
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Article67 1958-12-25 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Five Federation Army officers rel lined today r\v air after rompletlng a course at the Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst for two and half years. The Officers, Lieutenant Dulip Sir-.-::-. LJeutenani L. Man lei, Second Lieutenant Lim Joo Hoc, Second Lieutensni Abdul Rahman67 words
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304 1958-12-25 5 NO WATER-SO FEWER HOMES GO UP IN IPOH And there's a big drop in plan fees IPOII. Wed— Many housing projects have to be curtailed because of the present trade recession and water shortage with the result that there has been a big drop in plan fees. This was disclosed304 words
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143 1958-12-25 5 KING'S GOODWILL NOTE READ AT BUDDHIST PARLEY Wed.- The King today sent a message Pan-Malayan Buddhist Youth Convention mg Buddhist Association, wishing it every Its deliberations. ge was read by Advisei ol the Id Association, Sumangalo, who itea at the most grateKing*s words of Consul, Nal m inth< n. said143 words
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Article90 1958-12-25 5 MAJOR General C L. Richardson General Officer Commanding. HQ Singapore Base District, has sent the following Christmas greeting to all ranks and civilian workers in the Base. "I send Christmas and New Year greetings to all ranks of all units in the Singapore Base District and90 words
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Article160 1958-12-25 5 FATHER XM AS VISITS THE SICK PENANG, Wed About 180 patients of the Kulim district hospital had a yuletide. surprise yesterday when "Father Christmas" visi ed thrni and distributed gift... The Xmas party was the first to be organized lor patients in Kulim hospital, and was initiated through the painstaking160 words
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Article39 1958-12-25 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Custom?; Department collected between .January and November the sum of $382,921,--88^ as revenue. Import duties for November amounted to 523.440.54fS and and export duties $37,003,510. Total excise duties were $813,987.39 words
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Article97 1958-12-25 5 PENANG, Wed Inrhe Mohamed Yusoff bin Mohd. Noor was re-elected oresident of the Penang Municipal Services Union at the annual general meeting held last night. Mr. Yeoh Cheang Seng was re-elected secretary and Mr. Khoo Poon Chia treasurer. The foil) wing were elected to Executive Council: Messrs.97 words
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Article62 1958-12-25 5 KOTA BAHRI'. Wed. --Yap Kay Ber. owner of a small batik industry had his attap shed, where he mixes his dyes accidentaly set on fire, but the prompt arrival of the Kota Bharu Fire Brigade and the Police prevented, what could have been a disastrous b'.aze62 words
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Article30 1958-12-25 5 A SIX year-old Malay boy, Mohamed Noor who was involved in a motor accident. died in the Taiping General Hospital a few hours after admission on Tuesday night.30 words
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Article168 1958-12-25 5 THE following teachers have completed their training in the Malayan Teachers' College, Penang, and have been posted to Secondary Schools rrentioned against their names. Miss Gurcharan Kaur (Convent. Telok Anson), Miss Ng Choor Chee (Convent Teluk Anson). S. Sivakumaran (Sultan Yusof School. Batu Gajah). Miss168 words
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Article71 1958-12-25 5 THIEF RUNS OFF WITH WOMAN'S BAG PENANCi. Wed.— A woman student teacher. Miss Chow Siew Yean, while cycling along New Lane off Dato Krarnat Road yestcnlav was the victim of a snatch thief. The thief, a youth. ?natched her pur.>e containing $169 and ran away. A child, walking along Penang71 words
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Article49 1958-12-25 5 PENANG, Wed.- Governor of Penang. Raja Tun Uda bin Raja Muhammad, will inspect a guard-of-honour at the opening ot the Slate Council mooting at Peel Avrnue on Monday morning. The Governor will then proceed to the Council chamber where he will deliver the opening address.49 words
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Article44 1958-12-25 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Mr. Chong Shih Guan, Alliance Municipal Councilor, was re-elected president of the Selnngor Hardware Merchants' Association at its sth annual meeting held recently. Others elected were: VicePresident— Mr. Tan Boon Chia, treasurer Mr. Wan Lee, secretary—Mr. Van Swee Loong.44 words
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147 1958-12-25 5 Katong, Serangoon to come under Rural Board THE Singapore Rural Board will take over the excise areas ol Katong and Serangoon from the City Council from January 1. This wius disclosed yesterday at the Board's last meeting for the year. Land-owners who have property in these two areas will continue147 words
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Article, Illustration62 1958-12-25 5 FATHER CHRISTMAS, who arrived in a bullock cart, is seen distributing toys to 300 orphans at a parly organised by the Junior Chamber on Sunday a.t the Griffin Inn. Kuala Lumpur. Looking on is Mr. Lnh Yit Lock, KL Junior Chamber president (left), and62 words
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Article221 1958-12-25 5 Ruling On Fruit Trees THE SINGAPORE Rural Board will not compensate farmers whose fruit trees were felled Dy the Government during the course of rural expansion developments I This was said by the Chairman of the Board, Air. P. H. Meadows, in reply to an221 words
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Article108 1958-12-25 5 Make your state 'white' Cassels KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The retiring Director of Emergency Operations. General Dato Sir James Cassels today urged the Negri Sembilan War Executive Committee "to .spare no pain^ to make the State white." General Cassels was paying a farewell visit to the committee in Negri. He was108 words
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Advertisement90 1958-12-25 5 YOUR HOLIDAY CIRCUS TREAT I FILMED BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN I DURING ACTUAL PERFORMANCES OF I RUSSIA'S GREATEST CIRCUS! I UHP'V^/ ll TDtf nv TTC /^Q b^H Hi E' r&W ii U^gLPUJSM^PECIA^HOR^NCOLOR^ NEW ALHAMBR A Opens Today! 11a.m.-1.30-4.00-6.45 9.30 p.m. (No Free Lists) I AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWVWWWWWWWWWWWVVWWWWWWWW^ wfeSlk M luiti like.... n^[90 words
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Article, Illustration409 1958-12-25 6 Mr. R. is favourite but 2 more may join in PENANG MAYORSHIP FIGHT LOOMS PENANG, Wed.— The fight for the Mayorship of George Town is gripping the attention of the electorate in the city and has become the main topic of conversation. The scene has not been made clearer byStandardpic - 409 words
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356 1958-12-25 6 TWO Englishmen who "want to see the world for themselves" on a motor-cycle, arrived in the colony from Calcutta, only to realize that their plans may bo shattered. The Singapore Immigration authorities have given them two weeks to produce the356 words
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Article57 1958-12-25 6 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (eents per Ib.) in Singapore yes erday were: Buyers Sellers Spot nom 83£ 8H R.S.S. No 1 Jan. 84 841 K.S.S. No 1 Fob 84 811 R S.S. No 2 82 In 821 K.S.S No. .3 81 in 8? Tone: Quiet. The tin price57 words
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Article36 1958-12-25 6 LIM CHIN TOXG pleaded not guilty in a Singapore Court yesterday to a charge of robbing Lim Khong Bing of a watch at Aljunied Road on Dc~. IR. II" w as remanded for o»if» v.eok36 words
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163 1958-12-25 6 Passport fraud Rl trader fined $250 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Police are probing into a fraud regarding an Indonesian passport held by a mere! ant from Jakarta. The merchant. Na TUng Teck, who was picker' up by Police at the Internationa] Airport here on Oct. 20. was today fined $250 by163 words
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Article119 1958-12-25 6 Maori Xmas Party For Orphans TAIPING. Wed. A group of Maoris dressed in their traditional skirts of flax rendered items ranging from their flcrc 0 > Haka" war cry to X'mas carols in Maori language at a bumDer Christmas Party recently for 200 children from three orphanages hero. The party119 words
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Article20 1958-12-25 6 Progre^she Party councillors in the Ipoh Town Council were successful at last night's meeting in having their resolutions carried.20 words
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137 1958-12-25 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— An enterprising housewife. Mrs. F. C Beven. placed a bottle in a prominent position in her living room and persuaded all visitors com'.ng to her house to put in a dollar or two as donation for the blind That137 words
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Article56 1958-12-25 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Speaker, of the Burmese Parliament U Tin arrived here today by BOAC on a private :hree-week holiday in the Federation. l T Tin, who is accompanied by his wiie. a daughter and three nieces. \^ill be in Penang for a week and in56 words
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Advertisement403 1958-12-25 6 I Iff' t^- CH ST "AS TO J 2ND. RIG MIDNIGHT S (i °M M Today Man Ladd in Mii\,,, w v| Jf lomorrou hamiv k ;|x l »«»i-PHiv- lt %T i^IH S Hardo! THE NIGHT HEAVEN FELL II (g (INKMAMOPK »vmm XX L (I OUR RfG STMAS MIOMGHI \i403 words
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Miscellaneous675 1958-12-25 6 HTTTTiTTJiWTfTFWrTiI ar:! K^A 4s^^ r p Ri swuunham i^^ i»la I i-l k^ W ,^^^M -1 "1 it Ik f V^S GRAM): Pey'on Plsre 12 noon 3 Rf Adam and Kve 2.30 645 and BIVITVSPWVP^VfI IH RKX: Bhagyavathi 130 5 and 830 CATHAV: Path; Bakth: 130. 53" ■■■■■■■■■■■■•■BlHfcßyjliygHßi ipoh EWfawilfffiW^675 words
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Article, Illustration793 1958-12-25 7 Will Earl Warren Be A Presidential Candidate 1 r \\ARREN, Chief Justice of the United States, is the only :qt\ ex-politician in modern times who has announced that in nstances would he be a candidate for the Presidency, p .ears ago he formally statu!: 'Be they manv or few, the793 words
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Article, Illustration629 1958-12-25 7 Richard Barry - Dirk Bogarde To Play Franz Liszt Richard Barry MEN IN THE NEWS By I- BOGARDE is a ittMiiottti quiet-living who collects frropiH, art treasures, and offers from ood. ♦no DTK I <= H t" e has ;es >r?d a Si es oi remp f ng :vn Ho!lyj scorned stares n629 words
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Article397 1958-12-25 7 THOUSANDS of people will be flyißg thousands of miles on Christmas Dav and some of thorn will sit down to their turk«\v and Christ mas pudding while travelling at .'iOO mph through the glittering deep blue sky of the stratosphere eight miles above the Atlantic Ocean.397 words
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Miscellaneous546 1958-12-25 7 TODAY'S QUOTATION: MBRA— Sept 23 to 1 "At Christmas plav, HI Oc< 22 Adhere to princiand make c ood cheer. H KjwT^H p.e*; r/a".» take ir«> getFor Christmas comes but U^| M t:r. a arou-.d «nd co:;rerr.:r.g once a year." TUSSKR. Bfl appl.ar.ces THLRSDAY FOR EVERY- BCW'^^^R^F'^ Sf ORPIO— O546 words
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Advertisement886 1958-12-25 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel: *****/4, ***** 4 132/6. RoMMOit Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICI To Halifax. Boston. New Totk. Baltimore. Philadelphia Cult Ports. pot F. Sham Penan* TfUCER 7/10 |an 11 Jan 15/16 |an Carriers option to proceed via other port* to load and discharge cargo886 words
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Advertisement1201 1958-12-25 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «e CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated in Singapore) < 12 !«•»•»> o h p p t pni THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL CLASCOW LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other port* to load and discharge cargo (via Sues with liberty to1,201 words
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Advertisement999 1958-12-25 8 MITSUI \V^i LINE S'pore P.S'hom Penono JAPAN LINE K X?s MOrU f J a n 31 Dec 29 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 via Bombay Suez. Mikogesan999 words
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Advertisement462 1958-12-25 8 EAST ASIATIC list I HOMEWARD SAILINGS for Aden, Port W Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Bremen u I Gothenburg Qnd oliT^ T S'pore p r h^ "INDIA" 28 30 Doc I Jo n lftm I ir "SIENA" u/14 jm I "ULANDIA" 20 2U.. J I Colls Beyrouth, Lottok,, O n d Go>n|Qi I462 words
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Article73 1958-12-25 9 E Chinese Pro- on dosing rterday I 1o in $39] Muntok 2(1 sei er^. se lers; ak black $70 Copra Associapricea fair' merchantable mixed December shipment $41 (nominal). Tone: Quiet. Singapore Coconut Oil Mi lers Association closing pri es; bulk shipment $61 dr ima $64}. Tone: quiet. HC73 words
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Article, Illustration48 1958-12-25 9 of rice, the young nation's most important trade to earn her necessary foreign exchange, are expected to total about 2.50.000 tons this year, compared with 132.600 tons last year. SOUTH Vietnamese farmers take in one of the biKKest rice crops in the'r country's history. Exports48 words
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Article165 1958-12-25 9 Japan To Send Team For Talks JAPAN announced yesterday it will send a 13-member delegation, led by Minister Morisaburo Seki, to Bangkok for an important Asian trade conference which it hopes will be the sepping stone to the Asian counterpart of the European Common Market. UPI reports the meeting, the165 words
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Article257 1958-12-25 9 1/32 Pence Gain For The Dollar THE MALAYAN Hollar gamed 1/32 of a penny on new official exchange rates issued yesterday. News rates quoted to merchants by the Malayan Exchange Banks Association were: London: Selling T.T./O.D. 2/3-31/32: Buying (air m:a! > TT. 2/4-3/32- O.D 2/4-1/8; 30 d st 2/4-7 32-257 words
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Article183 1958-12-25 9 Industrials, Tins Quietly Steady BOTH Industrials and Tins were quietly steady in The Malayan share market yesterday, while Rubbers were better. The turnover was small The Malayan Sharebrokers Association announced the following price changes: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Fed. Dispensary 1.07 109 Fraser Neave Ords. 1 59 1 *^1 Gammon 1183 words
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Article59 1958-12-25 9 TOKYO. Dec. 24. (UPI). Japan has proposed to process for Indonesia the 200,000 to 300.000 bales raw cotton grant expected to be made to that country soon by the United States.* it was learned today. Government sources said that Indonesia has been notified of the59 words
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Article171 1958-12-25 9 Business In Shares MALAYAN sharebrokers re ported the following business done yesterday: F. N. ords. $1.59; Gammon 51. 73; M. Cement $1.63; McAlister $1.23 J overnight; Metal Box $1.735; Cold Storage 86c, Bfijc; S. St'eamship 70c; S. Times $1.87 cd.: S. Traders $1.60. $1.61; U.E. ords. 95c; Wilkinson Process $1.61.171 words
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Article281 1958-12-25 9 UNITED NATIONS, New York. Dec. 24 (Reuter).— The Lower Mekong River basin development scheme has entered a new phase with the acceptance by the Mekong Co-ordination Committee of an offer by Japan to undertake a two-year programme of reconnaissance of the main tributaries of the281 words
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561 1958-12-25 9 TARIFF BILL WILL KILL' THE ENTREPOT OF SPORE PROTECTIONISM as intended by the new tariff bill proposed by the Singapore Government could only benefit a few, but would kill the general entrepot trade of the Colony. This was stated yesterday by a leading Colony accountant, Mr. Jee Ah Chian, in"561 words
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Article29 1958-12-25 9 THE produce, rubber, tin and share markets will close for the Christmas holidays and open on Monday. The tin market will resume business on Saturday.29 words
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Article329 1958-12-25 9 The Boards of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and Mercantile Bank Ltd announced in London yesterday that agreement had now been reached in principle, subject to formal contract, under which the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation will make an offer to the shareholders of the329 words
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Article161 1958-12-25 9 Rubber Slips One Cent SINGAPORE rubber price dropped one cent yesterday, j to close at 84c. per lb. for International first grade January shipment, mainly on profit-taking. The market closed at 1 p.m. for the Christmas holiday. It opened around former levels, and eased during the j morning on upcountry161 words
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Advertisement356 1958-12-25 9 fi 2£S £H ao* 0K 2& UNIQUE TRAVEL I i IN 1959 I 100 DAYS ROUND THE WORLD jR ALL EXPENSE TOUR COMMENCING SJ DEPART RE FROM SINGAPORE FY S S ff N WAV 6th >59 VIA THE PACIFIC' J rHROJGH 'SA AND CANADA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM FROM MONT-356 words
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Advertisement143 1958-12-25 9 Pan American brings you a via SAIGON, HONG KONG and TOKYO Now see the leading cities of the Orient on your way to the U.S.A. Now you can fly Pan American world's most experienced airline via Saigon and Hong Kong to Tokyo enjoy stopover privileges en route. Then fly on143 words
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Miscellaneous179 1958-12-25 9 OUTER ROADS Tampomas. Van Lijn Sh°ten. Tong Kian. Barumun. Straat Banka, Gemma Georgio, Tankhaven II Swartenhorr,, Nikko Pvfaru, Yarra Breeze. Bereb?re. Tong Yix. Fred. Clover. Calt. Sink. Santa Barbara, Neoville, Seladang, Nassa, Inchkilda. Steel Rover, Antonia, Steel Scientist Saigon Maru, Sigli, Nisshu Maru, Cassia, Glory. Hong Tat, Omor.i, Bendoran. Idomeneus,179 words
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Article, Illustration84 1958-12-25 10 FROM left to right: Y. Furakawa, G. Matsumoto; ooalkeep3rs;0 oalkeep3rs; R. Hiraki, fullback: H. Sato, half back; M. Ozaiva. haUback; and Y, T01:,, 0ri k FROM left to right: K. Sugimura half and full back: M. Miyamoto, half and full back, S. Shimatani,84 words
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Article, Illustration656 1958-12-25 10 Rain Delays Play At Stumps Are 180-7 By Harry Gee, Reuters Special Correspondent ADELAIDE. Dec. 24 (Reuter) M.C.C, put in to bat first on a drying wicket, made a poor start against South Australia here today, losing their first four wickets for 34 runs. At the656 words
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Article, Illustration122 1958-12-25 10 Trotters trophy for New Year Queen MORE THAN 30 Colony firms and individuals have donated gifts for the Miss New Year Queen contest for the trophy donated by the Harlem Globetrotters. Entries close today, and prizes for the contest will go on display at Robinsons. The donation of the Harlem122 words
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Article67 1958-12-25 10 RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 24 (Reuter) Rain caused the abandonment of the M.C.C.'s match against the Rio De Janeiro Club yesterday the opening fixture in their tour of Brazil and Argentina. The M.C.C., sent in to bat. had lost two wickets for 20 runs when the67 words
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157 1958-12-25 10 f.I.r.A. executive Lommiuee mpmopr, i;r. irmaa Managing Director of the Football Association of Japan, will lead the first Japanese national football team to play in this country. The Japanese footballers r are due in Singapore tomorrow by CPA at 8.00 p.m. Dr.157 words
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Article204 1958-12-25 10 Penang For Table Tennis At Ipoh PEKAKG, Wed -Per.ar.g wi\ be represented a 4 the 'able tennis triangular championships organised by the Pcrak Table Tennis Association at [poh from Dec. 26 to 28. L958. The event? are the men's <"» women's inter-state team cham pionsh;ps and the men s singles204 words
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Article106 1958-12-25 10 Formation Of Malayan TT Body PENANG. Wed. The inaugural meeting of the Malayan Table Tennis Association will take place at Ipoh on Saturday, at 10.00 a.m. Selangor. Perak and Penan*? Table Tennis Association will be sending five delegates each to this meeting convened by Hon. Secretary of the Penang Table106 words
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Article92 1958-12-25 10 IPOH, Wed.— About thirty cyclists from Singapore, Indonesia and the Federation will take part in the 150 miles road cycle race from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh tomorrow. The cyclists, include some of the best in the country and the race is sponsored by the Malayan Cycling92 words
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Article78 1958-12-25 10 SEREMBAN H O C K F Y Malayan Malays Carnival —Singapore vs. Kedah B. on a.m., Negri VS. Johorp 4 p.m.; Pcrak VS. Penartg; Selnvgnr VS. PahnriQ 5 p.r» Singapore 7*s. Malacca 5 p.m. KUALA LUMPUR HOCKEY— Men's IVrCRC Splmngnr VS. PenMWg 4 p.m. Pcrnk PS NBQfi Sernbilnn78 words
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Article51 1958-12-25 10 LONDON, Dec. 23 (Reu«er). Stuart Lewis-Evan-, British racing driver killed last October in the Morocco Grand Tmv at Casablanca left £9.703 sterling gross (£7.4:*:i sterling net), jt was announced today Lewis-Evans who was 28 and married died in hospitn! several days after the crash from severe51 words
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Article171 1958-12-25 10 V Fwakava: ker-;, W the 161 b M.Usiimuto; r. aduati d a distji since gres is f cent!: become the best goa] J m. Age 21 R. Hiraki; Best bcfon K has A aga also n j RIM i Asia H. Sato: ■< B team i Elev<171 words
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Advertisement243 1958-12-25 10 The world famous family of fIHF I I II C K medicinal products CHINKA WHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture Is en excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, Indigestion, Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL A Speak FRENCH j& as a Frenchman speaks it jSa243 words
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Article1298 1958-12-25 11 RACE I: 2.00 p.m.- Class 5, Div. 2-7 Furs. M'DNICHT vn*BWl« TcH C'annp on Sv*l>caT» -^V^^^'^Vr 453 r 5 e DISTRIBUTOR *'3 DONNELLY ShavM Stab!-; 35*734 gl«0$O< s E K L~> S A O a Vr, CC Le- 723"}3 FRESH MYSTERY «w «07 f :\^l'-1,298 words
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Article36 1958-12-25 11 THE Big Sweep will be held on Race 9 and the Treble Totes on Races 3. 5 and 6. REDIFFUSION REDIFFUSION will broadcast the commentaries of all the races to listeners out. side Penang.36 words
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283 1958-12-25 11 SCRUTINEER - SCRUTINEER By MELIANTHIS, a rapidly improving: youngster, Is nicely handicapped with a luxury 7.13 and should readily outsmart her opposition in the main seven furlong event for Class Four, Division One horses at Penang this afternoon, first day of the Penang Turf283 words
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116 1958-12-25 11 THE Singapore Civilians* team to meet Perak in the HMS Malaya Cup rugby final will be without any change from the side that beat Johnre to become the South Zone finalists. The final of this competition will be be played at the Merdeka116 words
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Article1480 1958-12-25 11 WINGED WARRIOR should Eive punters a good start in the opening race over seven furlongs. The Combat four-year-old ran a splendid decond to Pepper Dealer over the Ipoh seven and was not disgraced when fifth, with 8.11. to Technicolor II over the nine. Winged Warrior1,480 words
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Article179 1958-12-25 11 The Last Singapore Classic WITH Singapore attaining *elf-govemmpnt next year, me of the most popular classics the U mile Governor's Cup will be run for the last time whfn the Singapore Turf Club's new season begins on January 24. In its place will b e the Singapore Derby to be179 words
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Advertisement260 1958-12-25 11 SCRUTINEER FRANCIS 1. WINCED WINCED WARRIOR WARRIOt Small World Sum Rice MidmcHt Tonight Small World 2. PULOT ITAMr PULOT ITAM Persian Ccunt Talent Talent Persian Count 3. THE FRIAR II COLDEN C'JS Mcvie House II H^adyai C^lden Cus Specal Charm 4. THANK YOU THANK YOU Hamlet Cayman Colombia Colombia 5.260 words
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297 1958-12-25 12 Assembly Boycott: Ghana Calls A Crisis Meet ACCRA, Dec. 24 (Reuter) An emergency meeting of Ghana's National Assembly has been called for todav following announcement of an almost complete opposition party boycott of Parliament until 40 part} members now detained are brought to trial. No reason for the session was297 words
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Article, Illustration123 1958-12-25 12 Liz Visits Fisher Backstage HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 24 (LPI) Li* Taylor made a surprise forbidden backstage visit last night to the Eddie Fisher show and Dean Martin charged h«s former partner Jerry Lew.s with "playing the martyr" in appearing on the show. The series of Hollywood hijinks began yesterday morning when123 words
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Article, Illustration120 1958-12-25 12 You've Got To Blow It, Clot! YOU would think that Prof. Jiir»my Edwards would be proud to see hi s pupil Tommy Steele blow his own trumpet. But no! roared Jim. "Blow me down, you have got to blow it, clot!" Student Tommy Is learning to play the coronet for120 words
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Article130 1958-12-25 12 KARACHI EPIDEMIC: 10 More Die KARACHI. Dec. 24 (Reu- ter)— Ten more deaths occurred during the 24 hours ending la^t night in the wave of ga.stro-enteritis that hit Karachi last weekend. The death roll in the epidemic is now 33. Health officials said that all ten deaths occurred among a130 words
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323 1958-12-25 12 British agents compete to sign up Chinese pianist LONOON, Dcr 24. (UPD London concert agents and recording companies today competed to ?ign up a 24--y^ar-old Chinese pianist who fled the Communist orbit in defiance of the Peking government. Fu Ts,n. or-e hailed by the Communist Chinese as* their leading concert323 words
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Article, Illustration490 1958-12-25 12 4 We 11 smite them down 9 speech stuns West CAIRO, Dec. 24 (Reuter) President Nasser's attack on Communism the first since in 1954 he branded them as "Zionist agents" created a sensation in foreign diplomatic quarters here yesterday. Earlier in an address to theUPI - 490 words
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Article192 1958-12-25 12 HONGKONG, Dec. 24 (Reuter)— The Kwangtung Provincial authorities executed by firing squad on Monday three alleged Chinese Nationalist agents in Canton after they had been convicted by a People's Highcourt of sabotage and subversion charges, according to the proCommunist 'newspaper "Takun Pao" today." Two of the192 words
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86 1958-12-25 12 UNREGISTERED SCHOOLS IN HK NOW 2,000 HONGKONG. Der. (Reuter). Unregistered schools have doubled in the last year, despite tighter education laws, according to the Civic Association. Mr. Cheung Win-In, speaking for the Association, said that it had expressed concern to the Education Department over the number of unregistered schools, now86 words
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Article35 1958-12-25 12 LIEUTENANT General Abdul Haris Nasution, the Indonesian Army Chief of Staff, has appointed Lieutenant Colonel Roekmito as the Deputy Army Chief of Staff for East Indonesia. th e Army headquarters announced yesterday. (Reuter).35 words
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Article49 1958-12-25 12 COLOMBO. Dec. 24. (VPI). The Ceylon Bank Employees Union yesterday decided to call its 4.000 members in Ceylon's commercial banks out on strike starting today. The Union acted despite a Government announcement that the labour dispute vas being referred to arbitration by the Industrial Court.49 words
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172 1958-12-25 12 SAN MARINO, Dec. 24 (UPI)— Rioting broke out in the General Council of the world's oldest and tiniest republic last night over voting rights for San Marino's 8,000 women. Shouting Communist Councillors rioted in the Assembly hall in an attempt to block passage of a172 words
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Article84 1958-12-25 12 Rl FACES £100 MIL DEFICIT JAKARTA, Dec. 24 (Reument has approved a 8.000 million rupiah (about £100,000,--000) budget deficit for 1959. The Prime Minister, Dr. Djuanda Kartawidjaja, said total expenditure would be 29.037,331,500 rupiahs (about £2.900 million). Dr. Djuanda gave no details about how the deficit would be met. After84 words
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Article29 1958-12-25 12 President Garr.al Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic will not be able to visit India and meet Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, reliable sources said yesterday.29 words
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Article58 1958-12-25 12 OTTAWA. Dec. 24, (UPl).)— With a hearty "Thank You and a 'Merry Christmas," Eric Nullmeyer was led out of magistrate's court today to spend his 26th straight Christmas in jail. When the 47-year-old native of Norway was led away, he said: -Thank You, Sir, Merry Christmas to58 words
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214 1958-12-25 12 THE ROAD TO PEACE HAS MANY OBSTACLES -Tito JAKARTA, Dec. 24 (UPI) President Tito met Indonesian Prime Minister Djuanda and other top Indonesian leaders for two hours today and was scheduled to depart shortly afterward for Soekarno's mountain palace at Bogor. This morning President Ti:o paid tribute to Indonesia's revolutionary214 words
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232 1958-12-25 12 Ike's Xmas Message WASHINGTON. Dec 24 (Rruten Pre^t Eisenhower in his annual Christmas Message to |j world gave his "solemn word" today that the lr,!t»i States would never use its strength to break th* p»act The President delivered his Christma? message of232 words
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Article133 1958-12-25 12 Kremlin calls for peace, too I MOSCOW, Tass the ficia 5' NVv- s Agen erday i! a statement on ihe *r-e of stable peace on Hi earth It said strives for peace rr t mtwH erf that the go ay to j* involves an *rsttndißg I ween the j c133 words
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Advertisement58 1958-12-25 12 CHRISTMAS ~mmmm^^^m^^^^^m^^rt^^SsßßSk HOLIDAYS W\ Closed all |^V pVPl^l day, today B I BB^I |T 1 1 Cr Friday. H I I I I Q 1 Mai VV Open until B B mmm M m M r^t aM f tC^^m 1 p.m. on H I fl J ILm ff I f\j|^58 words
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