Singapore Standard, 2 January 1959
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Title Section15 1959-01-02 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY. 2, \\b9. Vol. IX No. 183. •_ilfci •^f (FINAL EDITION)15 words
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384 1959-01-02 1 MALAYA WILL PLAY HER PART FOR PEACE -DR. ISMAIL WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 (Reuter) Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, Ambassador of the Malayan Federation, said tonight that the Federation of Malaya would not shirk its responsibility to influence the great powers m the cause of peace. In a broadcast New384 words
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Article33 1959-01-02 1 A SINGAPORE seaman. Tan Tian Kay, 23, was killed m a traffic accident along Guillemard Road last night. He was on a bicycle when he came into collision with a car.33 words
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Article477 1959-01-02 1 Maiatgh and India notice work together Nationals can't take those trips so easily... THE Special Branches of both the Federation and Singapore police forces are now working m close liaison with their counterparts m India checking on the political activities and leanings of Indian nationals resident477 words
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Article, Illustration414 1959-01-02 1 A FRESH START IN LIFE FOR TINY PHIL Spore's unwanted wait finds joy m home of prospective foster-parents *s^__^__^__^__^__^__-_-_-_«____«_ 111 M IK*M/M E__M-_H-_t--^Z--_!-Z-_____9 _B^__t_i^_K^__l _b^^__bT^__l __V^_Sj FLASHBACK: S no. pore Standard of Dec. 30. By RANJIT GILL i 1 1 the start of a ne w littli Phiiomena Phillips theStandard - 414 words
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Article238 1959-01-02 1 Cuba: Govt. chiefs escape HAVANA, Jan. 1 (UPI) President Fulfencio Batista and his government fled the country today and police began setting up street barriers against an expected rebel i attempt to seize the capital. A military junta headed by j Gen. Eulogio Cantillo chief opponent of the Fidel Castro238 words
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Article80 1959-01-02 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will invite President Carlos P. Garcia of the Philippines to pay a state visit to the Federation of Malaya some time this year "at a time to be arranged at our mutual convenience,'* it was officially announced here.80 words
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Article, Illustration322 1959-01-02 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— New Year began with a tra?dy here when Wong Chik, a 18--year-old carpenter hurtled .50 feet to his death. Death took its toll at Sula.an Court (the $2,500,000 'low £t" inulti-storeycd flats off Batu Roa at about 3.40Standard - 322 words
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331 1959-01-02 1 R.I. planes bomb and destroy a 'foreign' ship off Celebes ARMS FOR REBELS' CHARGE AN Indonesian Government aircraft yesterday bombed and destroyed a foreign ship, carrying supplies to rebels m North Celebes. An Indonesian Consulate spokesman m Singapore, confirming this, claimed that the ship was carrying arms intended for rebels.331 words
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Article269 1959-01-02 2 Watch On Reds From India (From Pagp 1) The Colony Police. It is understood, know that several people in Malaya who hail from the above provinces had or still have connections with the CPI. The police also learn that the CPI has been and still is receiving monetary aid from269 words
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Article59 1959-01-02 2 S.H.B.S.A. ANNIVERSARY MEMBERS of the Singapore rTarbour Board Staff Association last nisht pledged to participa-e -fully m the coming constitutional changes. Celebrating their twelfth m Mvenary nt their premise* m Cantonment Road the gecret■nr, Mr. Jamit Sin-n said: We pledge to give our :r*port towardi the estartishmen! of a legislature59 words
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Article145 1959-01-02 2 Nanyang Students Told: No Re-entry Permits THE Singapore Immigration authorities have refused permission to six Nanyang Tniversity undergraduates to join a two-month tour of India during 1 their holidays. The six were among 46 members of the History and Geography Societies of the University145 words
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Article, Illustration56 1959-01-02 2 MORf n 1 guest! m« iurl i n Ki\\ PerumiMi.in n .j ''mi rti Hllir pi «(trndr<l th. M kma in^" <rrrrr.nn\ home of Toh IV»duk.<. Kml «»n thr ore am.irria^r „f i < he /..iwidnh Ramli fo |m hr Kas^im hrn Thr jr»om is to lhr P(MUI56 words
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Article59 1959-01-02 2 BENTONO Thurs District In.-!;- Moham< d c /ahirirtin. presiding r tratc, yr thror you--1 a charge of The Bthi I •am. 14. of M SiriKap< r.- V, 24 of Jalan X i Lumpur, and V J 20, of 1 J H- ntong, urr, v I I Tham59 words
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399 1959-01-02 2 RIFT IN KLUANG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ENDS KLCANG, Thurs. The rift m M Chamber of ommerf c her/^s 'h Jid Chlnw 4 it? <>PPOMng faction-. Jn the 129-member Chamber nave, because of thp med^an- n of the President of the Batu Pahat Chinese Chamber or Commerce. Mr. To n X.m399 words
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Advertisement1351 1959-01-02 2 MBPMii r#^#^l [y IJL"." *Mg *^w 4 Wf m^Bd^^^^^^B city council of .^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^■•■■MKSBBMBBS sing p RF < mm Z±* t ;"V J REFUND OF ASSESSMENT SITUATIONS VACANT HOUSE LAND FOR SAH CLAIMS for refund of assess. wanted attractive cißis. fui PURCNAtcs AND sale$ Z merit on houses reported "-o^"*!,;:'^^^ "21,351 words
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Advertisement59 1959-01-02 2 TENDER NOTICES PHD, TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class 'T and above registered contractors will be received by tfe State Engineer, Selangor ip in-n Of) pm on 15t h January 19d9 fo r the construction »f 10 (ten> Units Labour Lin-s with Ancilliarv Services Fill particulars are obtainaHe from the Office59 words
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Advertisement204 1959-01-02 2 CITY COINXIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS I ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT: Supply of Salt-Glaz-ied Ware Pipe Fittings Tenider Deposit $200/-. Close 2 15 p.m. on 19.1.59. Tender document^ are available from the City Engineer's Department, on production of the City Treasurer's Deposit Rrreipt. which will be made m the name of the Tenderer204 words
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Advertisement19 1959-01-02 2 4 THE CHARTERED BANK TANGLIN BRANCH (Shan House. Orrhanl Koa<! OPENS TO-DAY Manner: Telephone: W.J. WARD ***** and *****19 words
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EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD January 2, 1959
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Article369 1959-01-02 3 IN NEW YEAR messages to Hie citizens of ie Federation and Singapore, leading statesmen illed on them yesterday to make one clear and -to make their decisions wisely and >nesrly m the interests of the two territories, so iat their 4uture welfare and happiness con be sure The369 words
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Article389 1959-01-02 3 IN CIVINC what may be his last New Year as a British head of State to the people ►ore, the Governor, Sir William Coode, ?d that 1959 would probably hold "a mix)od and bad He could not have analysed of things to come better, judged by the He389 words
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Article43 1959-01-02 3 Lim feck Kirn «n*a Spore I PO Bo» No '563 Canlrs I ICEWNEWS" Uah 25^b) <5 lm?s) All d^Dattmpnts „na Insurance 6ldg.. 174. Batu Rn r»ipo^on« ***** (Nanc 93 Cowan St Tel: 3329 91 -A. Bukit Om« Tel: M7l43 words
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Article1260 1959-01-02 3 Sebastian Haffner - GERMANS CLOSING THEIR RANKS Sebastian Haffner By BERLIN 'pHREE new developments m West Germany which have been under way during the summer and autumn and which together have created a new political climate, have been crystallised by the Berlin crisis. They are: W A new and more cooperative relationship between1,260 words
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786 1959-01-02 3 JOHN TALBOT - Switzerland Builds Up Merchant Navy JOHN TALBOT by BERNE Swiss Federal Council, the sevenman collegiate government of this tiny landlocked country, has ask?d Parliament for a credit of 50.000.000 Swiss francs (about £4,200,--000) with which to build up the strength of its small, but efficient, merchant fleet. The Swiss Navy786 words
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THE Voice of MALAYA
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Letter324 1959-01-02 3 Sir, With reference to your recent editorial under the above caption, I would like to state that the new Constitution for Singapore Is a great step towards self-government for Singaporeans. But there must be unity among Singaporeans themselves. A great experiment of this nature must be adequately324 words
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Letter63 1959-01-02 3 Sir. Recently I attended the General Hospital as an outpatient for leg treatment, and while there I found that the nurses and doctors were adopting a most patient and sympathetic attitude towards the patients despite their enormous pressure of work They are as a matter of fact so63 words
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Article, Illustration423 1959-01-02 3 the NEWS as it strikes me fUBE will be little nppo*|tion to the dravltr tightening of the immigration lau. now bring considered by the Government* of the Kcdera tion and of Singapore as the suggested amendments are designed to help thr tun territories and the peop> who belong to them423 words
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Advertisement78 1959-01-02 3 AHO ACCORDIONS V^fi|§^» 25 Key* 12 Bast $135.00 S'udcnt 24 25 Keys 24 Bass $150.00 Student 25 Keys 32 Bass $175.00 Cantorc 34 Keys 48 Bass $275.00 34 Keys 80 Bass $325^00 Cantore 37 Keys 80 Boss $***** 37 Keys 96 Bass $400.00 41 Keys 120 Bass $500.00 V 4178 words
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Advertisement98 1959-01-02 3 S^*m MM^mM^i AUDIO W|Ol>ta>iCl PERFECTION Gorrard often yoy o wide selection of Multi-Spcrd Models for AC. AC DC, Bottery and ol«o Spnng operated model*. ONLY GARRARD CAN OFFER SUCH A BIG SELECTION IF YOU MUST HAVE A RECORD CHANCEP OR A RECORD PLAYER YOU MIGHT AS WELL HAVE THE BEST98 words
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Miscellaneous43 1959-01-02 3 Did you know... ms^Lms\^8mmmWtlmwl I* Grapes have been cultivated so long that the plant's place of origin cannot be accurately determined. Egyptians evidently grew grapes and made wine 6,000 years ago. The jldest Hebrew, Greek and Roman writings all refer to grape culture.43 words
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Article, Illustration637 1959-01-02 4 Peking officially treated me as a Malayan ~*Lim By DEV SHRIDAR MR. LIM KEAN CHYE, a former Malayan Democratic Inion leader, who was released from detention by the Singapore Government on New Year's Eve, yesterday talked to me about Peking, Malaya and637 words
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Article, Illustration322 1959-01-02 4 He spends his time in search of adventure GOING off on adventurous sprees "just for the heck of if is the favourite pastime of a 38-year-old ex-Royal Air Forcr pilot, John Ibbotson. Yesterday, Ibbotsnn flew into Singapore from London on the third of cuch "sprees," after an a,onn-mii c flight322 words
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Article110 1959-01-02 4 Why The Alliance Withdrew penang. Thurs.— Alliance City Councillor. Inche Nyak Hashixn bin Nyak Puteh. said at the first meeting yr.strrday of the newly electee councillor, the Alliance did not oppose Mr. D. S. Ramanathan m hi.s nomination by the Socialist Front, as Mayor as it still rccogn:>ed the Socialist110 words
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Article117 1959-01-02 4 Jerantut now a full district JERANTUT. Thur>. Jerantut, sub-district of Kuala Llpia district :n Pah an?, was today made a 'ill district under the char?*> of a District Officer with headquarters at Jerantut town. The first District Officer li Inche Abu Bakar bin iiaji Hussin. formerly of tho Raub District117 words
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Article128 1959-01-02 4 CONTRACTOR DIES IN LANDSLIDE IPOH. Thurs.— About 40 labourers made a desperate, but vain bid to save the life of a limestone quarry contractor, Wong Chone, 35, who was buried a!iv c when about 650 piculs of limestone cave.: m at the 4th Mile, Gor>rnj» Road. about 8 a.m. yrserday128 words
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Article102 1959-01-02 4 IPOH BOYS CLUB SONG CONTEST IPOH, Thurs.— An open-air singing content organized by the Ipoh Boys Club was he d recently at the "Pekan Ahad" (Sunday Market) m Jalan Datoh, when more than 73 Malay competitors took part n the contest which included •endenng of Chinese, Hindu sam. English and102 words
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Article, Illustration427 1959-01-02 4 GREASY POLE CONTEST PROVIDES THRILLS, SPILLS AT NEW YEAR SPORT: FOR more than 20.000 people who flocked to witness Sinu «p«. r sports, the New Year started off with a big splash. And the water pageant went off with a equal427 words
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Article65 1959-01-02 4 4 POLIO CASES IN PENANG PFXANV,. Thurs. Four •■ases of children differing from poliomyelitis \w»rp ajnr.itted to tho Genera] Hcspiiii] nc-.o m the past week. 'The number reprec only a slight increase from tho normal number of caaag Admitted during this month the Chief Medical Officer. Dr Tan Hor Kee,65 words
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101 1959-01-02 4 1969 Will Be Critical Year For Gov t.— Tan A! or sr.\ R Thurs.— I speaking t\ dinner pan given by the Alliance hero, the Minister of !omm< Industry, Mr. Tan Biew unrnod that Malaya may very dark period m thr unemployment Wai not handled now. Malaya*a popu about three101 words
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209 1959-01-02 4 Territorials to absorb the Volunteers KUALA LUMPUR, Thtin.— Alter a period of 56 years thi Federation Volunteer Force will erase to exist when the. Federation Territorial Army la officially formed soon The volunteer force will however, merge with the now body and the members will continue their service m the209 words
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Advertisement70 1959-01-02 4 AJ4B.-4G I T SOUTH AFRICA ?> >^^ j^/^y requiring quick %^^s^y MPONDO SPARRING jßl|j||| J 1 CUT OUT THIS COUPON AND SEND TO l for the Union of South Africa m East Asia. HlMip4 I I^% |J XV M Building. Robinson Road, Singapore.' j J!_3i I B^^^j- j^^P and addresses70 words
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Miscellaneous23 1959-01-02 4 lADIO SINGAPORE I CHIEF Minister Tun Li™ .ew Hock, will inaugurate the lanio Singapore services with i broadcast at 1.40 p.m. on Sunday.23 words
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Article425 1959-01-02 5 JAMES DAVID - JAMES DAVID ?jy emergency confronts pore, Fed. Governments By itional emergency facing Singapore and the Federation Governments mplovment is many times greater than that presented by the 1000-cdd n ,^t terrorists remaining mi n the jungle. ng was given by the Canadian Colombo Plan Industrial Develop- > Col, S.425 words
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Article, Illustration143 1959-01-02 5 F Chief Minister. Tun Lim Yew Hock, yesterday ncapore must retain its status as a free port. _.m made this clear to visiting Australian bwho called at his maintain economic m Singapore it is :y to keep the port clared. Lents, three of {iris, arrived m the Charon, m143 words
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Article75 1959-01-02 5 RTH, Thurs. 1 ince oi kampong nly m their but also m the aslsed by the here, Inche ill bin Dato ho presented tiers of the Coinpong Per- >t( r<iay. B were the Xt Prize: ($225) Bogak Ujong bin Hus■n'i Priie: < $150) a <PengI bin Said). 3rd Poknk75 words
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Article19 1959-01-02 5 ian grron stamp pr- Queen ied In n h 18. next P will replace en's Head desame denomination19 words
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123 1959-01-02 5 New City Bodies To Handle Tenders THE Singapore City Council I have six new tender committees with five members each this 3'ear to scrutinize and accept tenders. These committees will replace the existing m committees consisting of three members each. The Mayor Mr. Ong Ens Guan, said that it became123 words
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Article71 1959-01-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Indian High Commissioner, Mr. S. K. Banerji. will begin a ten-day tour of North Malaya on .lan. 2. He is expected to see the Cameron Highlands Hydro Electric project while m Perak. He will call on the Sultans of Prrak and Kedah,71 words
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Article79 1959-01-02 5 MALACCA, Thurs. The Hula Hoop' craze has caught on m this sleepy town like wild fire following an exhibition by two girls at the Capitol Cinema recently. Teenage boys and girls can be seen hula hopping along Riverside and busy Bunga Raya Roads to the delight79 words
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354 1959-01-02 5 A TOTAL of 90 babies were born on New Year's Day m Singapore and the Federation. Forty babies— l 9 boys and 21 girls were delivered m the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital. Singap. re. between midnlgra and noon. This figure, compared with that354 words
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Article40 1959-01-02 5 THE Singapore Assistant Coroner on Wednesday returned a misadventure verdict at the close of an inquiry ir.to the death of a girl. Lee Bee Geok, 9, who was killed m an accident on Nov. 29 at East Coast Road.40 words
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Article, Illustration240 1959-01-02 5 Rare 'Ornate Angel' Fish Far Aquarium TWO specimens of what is regarded by experts to be the most beautiful fish m the world have been acquired by the Van Kleef Aquarium m Singapore for the New Year. They are already stealing the show from the other thousands of exhibits. The240 words
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215 1959-01-02 5 Malaya Will Soon Have Her Rhodes' Scholars KFALA LI'MPIR. Thurs. Rhodes' Trustees hive decided to establish Rhodes' scholarships for live Commonwealth countries or regions which have recently become or are about to become srlf-poverninc: (evlon, Ghana, the Malayan region (which will include hrsidrs Malaya, Singapore, Brunei. North Borneo and Sarawak)215 words
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Article, Illustration88 1959-01-02 5 IN keeping: with his tradition of helping the underprivileged every New Year. Mr. Aw Cheng Chye. Chairman of the Haw Par Brothers Limited, yesterday entertained nearly 300 aged folk at the Old Age Home of the Little Sifters of the Poor mStandard - 88 words
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297 1959-01-02 5 New Year dawns with hopes of industrial peace SINGAPORE ushered m the New Year with complete industrial peace and the Acting: Commissioner for Labour, Mr. Goh Koh Pui. hopes the year will see continued peace m the industrial front. Mr. Goh told The Standard that there were fewer strikes and297 words
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Article163 1959-01-02 5 STUDENT DIES IN ROAD MISHAP A 12-YEAR-OLD student. Chan Ah Mun, was killed m a motor accident at the 15J Mile, Woodlands Road on Wednesday. Chan was crossing the road near his home when he was involved m the accident with a lorry with a trailer, loaded with sacks of163 words
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Article115 1959-01-02 5 Temporaries to have night class PE\A N G. Thurs The Penang branch of the Government Temporary Officers' Union will start evening classes fOf its members on Wednesday at West land School. "The aim of the classes Is to prepare members for the coming competitive examinations recommended by the Government Select115 words
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Article166 1959-01-02 5 Shopowner sued for maintenance PEN AN G. ThUIS. The managing partner >f < Sin Kens Hong. Yeoh Song Chye. told the Magistrate s Court today that hia firm's capital of $73,000 WU wiped out because of the trade recession. His share was $60,000. he added. Yeoh. who deals m copra166 words
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Article183 1959-01-02 5 Five men freed of rioting charge A SINGAPORE Iflgtstrttt yesterday acqu.Ucd ii Kwang Moon Kul, Ong Ah Kow. Ng Ah NfO, Tan I'hoon Chuan and Ho Bonn Pah on j a charge of rioting after their counsel. Mr. David Marshall had argued on their behalf. The Magistrate. Mr. Lim Ewe183 words
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Article49 1959-01-02 5 KUALA KANGSAR. Ti Inche y lul Jabai of 1 Rural In--1 dustrial Dcvr nty here wi y co on transfer to the R I I") A E nomic and P Bl ning m Kuala Lum] Hi Inche 1 Hamidi b;n M^hamcl P I fronn Pori n.49 words
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Advertisement92 1959-01-02 5 for INVALIDS a^rf ELDERLY r fi\^ r— > -At fl^ y /^^7 I MILK, with its wealth of V V natural food properties and \J^\\ f^\ ca y dlJ 5 c tibilit >» is particularly I l^^^ I^ s^^ Vi suitable for invalids and y I -^y lY\l C NESPRAY92 words
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231 1959-01-02 6 MALACCA, Thurs.— Four major robberies involving more than $50,000, four deaths following gang fights and at least four murders left a trail of increasing crime m this small town during the past twelve months, it was disclosed. Although the231 words
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Article100 1959-01-02 6 STOP ADVERT. MARRIAGES SAYS WONG MALACCA. Thurs. ThRegistrar of Marriages Mr Wong Koon. yesterday ur ea the illiterate couples, particularly the Chinese, to stoo ffi 5 8 travelli *8 mar? This form of marriage only needs a couple to insert an advertisement In the ne^ papers that they were getting100 words
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Article365 1959-01-02 6 And Europeans m Colony are very pleased with if THE Singapore British European Association yesterday cescribed as "workmanlike and realistic" the new constitution drawn up for the coming of the State of Singapore. In an editorial m their magazine The Beam the association points out that365 words
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Article70 1959-01-02 6 IPOH. Thurs— The National Association of Perak will contest two seats m the coming Pant local council election on Jan 24. t The nominations. which Closed yesterday wereNorth Ward: Inche' Razam pin Abdul Hamid (NAP) a nd Inche Mat Noor bin A-Jil (Aluancc) South70 words
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Article, Illustration90 1959-01-02 6 Diana vies for title of 'Queen' DAINTY Diana Webster will make an attempt to capture the "Queen of the Singapore Business Houses" title at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday. A dance is being held on the occasion to celebrate the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Unions third anniversary. Twelve other90 words
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190 1959-01-02 6 $12 m. For Primary Education In Penang PENANG, Thurs. The total cost of primary education m Penang for 1959 is estimated at $11,817,612. This was stated by the Chairman of the State Education Board. Dr. N. K. Menon, at a meeting of the board, specially called to decide on the190 words
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194 1959-01-02 6 Woman's ear bitten off in a brawl IN A FIGHT between two housewives one afternoon, one of them had her ear bitten off m the struggle, a Singapore Court was told. The housewives. Phuen Ah Kee and Chua Ban Toi, both <n Henderson Road, were m JJ}e First District Court194 words
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Article22 1959-01-02 6 KUALA LUMPUR. ThursBetween January and November last year the Federation imported 51.509.800.0W I worth 400.d0o d exports came to **>&22 words
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238 1959-01-02 6 Smuggler Caught After Dramatic Speedboat Chase AN Indonesian Chinese, Lim Soon Chiang 28, was fined 515.000 or two years' jail, m the Singapore Third District Court on Wednesday, after he was found guilty of possessing 595 pounds of contraband cigarettes. Lim was a prohibited immigrant the Court was told He238 words
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99 1959-01-02 6 More Seek Advice On Birth Control THE Chairman of the Singapore Family Planning Association. Mrs. Goh Kok Kee yesterday said that there was* an increase m the attendance at the clinics during the year 1958. The figure for last year, she i 5& JTiMf compared w i th Mrs. Goh99 words
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Advertisement530 1959-01-02 6 WATCH FOR OUR HULA HOOPING MARATHON \aluable Prizes to Best Hula Hoopers i*** Tomorrows Papers for BIG Announcement HULA HOOPS NOW ON SALE at ALL < SHAWS CINEMAS IN SINGAPORE >n;) F 4E*****^ 2nd WEEK 9th Day 3 "^BHHbHbbH^ii, 1.45, 4, 6.30 9.30 E «?m aiTCB XEMfr VIKM i^fJWP 3530 words
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Advertisement301 1959-01-02 6 (Ml) ft]? I Vi NOW SHOwJ •ni.-1.4S «.li^ U t| S pat koom: m mq *ini rnic" MIDNIGHT Kenneth More Jarne Maii«n>M ,T I TOMOWOW! >HKK!»F OK H.UTIKH) j\ rt )C Tomorrow a.m. << harity Miovv) "I Hi: |>\RK \\>\ I 9 a.m. "tfOBM IN KACSBLOMOM \\rr I kMK T301 words
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Miscellaneous18 1959-01-02 6 ClLmlUiLAAil fiifA T ifiit;rjH iu i i -'V-- 11;;-; L225M523Z1 psllfS «SH::r SSSI iPHs IB" SSHK c^JSr i»f&^i18 words
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Article, Illustration244 1959-01-02 7 A Crystal-Gazing View Of Filmdom GOOD morning, fellow-sufferers! May I prop your eyelids open this grog-and-grub-stunned Friday morning with a crystalgazing view of the movie world for 1959? Your humble soothsayer wishes to offer a few genial prophecies, warnings and gentle backhanders to the undermentioned children of his playful parish.244 words
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Article1001 1959-01-02 7 H. B. GARLAND - H. B. GARLAND by !(rue characterises of American have been aptly ed by one critic outh, vitality, space movement." These movt uniquely the the Western .md help explain other type of <,oorl motion pichas had a lon per, or a steadier ilarity. a t distinguishes from all1,001 words
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Article89 1959-01-02 7 B U R B A N K. Calif..— Audrey Hepburn dLsclosed that, on the final day of filming of "The Nun's" Story" m Belgium, she allowed her hair to be shorn for a scene m the Warner Bros. film. The star's hair, which was below shoulder89 words
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Article74 1959-01-02 7 HOLLYWOOD Mamie Van Doren recenf.y m roduced one o! the bestsmelling insect repellents ever concocted. To keep the flies and bugs from annoying Mamie while she was on location at the Corrigan horse ranch for Warner Bros.' "Born Reckless." story of the rodeo riding circuit, the74 words
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Article, Illustration75 1959-01-02 7 GARY CROSBY makes an uninhibited debut m "Mardi Cras' 1 and Bing visited the 20thFox set on opening day to see the new generation m action. Gary is joined m the Jerry Wald production by Pat Boone, Christine Carere, Sheree North and Tommy Sands, and they sing eight catchy new75 words
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Article, Illustration730 1959-01-02 7 DONALD ZEC - DONALD ZEC by Imprint of her luke-warm talents still rankle up at Ranks. Only on the ChampsElysees and on the Via Veneto does fortune still smile on the tewibbly sweet Belinda. Waning I PREDICT that smile will get a little wan m the next three730 words
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Miscellaneous308 1959-01-02 7 JAY'S Ql OTATION: m 22— The accent is on you Human improyrmmt IJH N {Or tlle :Cxt lwo weeks; lr "m within outward." U U!■ put your bcs< foot forv >' ard i r vide HAAhbI R y n recognition. 'Kli»\v FOR lvfrv SCORPIO— Oct. 23 to Ov >» day308 words
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Miscellaneous225 1959-01-02 7 LI'L ABNER By Al Capp \s v( I NOT TIRED, ONE WEEK LATER y^--r^K"^ If MOW THAT I N AVE *>. IfDONTSTCP. BUTWV&ODrV Jf Din" twi<; i<=. X i \lf^kn II VOOR. &ODV GORLS PLEASE^!- 1 L^ E w E E ES t ji IHOWE j WHAR VO I *>^225 words
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Advertisement1084 1959-01-02 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated m Singapore) (12 lines) "XT' THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 1.',? SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to lead and discharge cargo (via tuex with liberty to proceed via Panama or Cap*1,084 words
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Advertisement947 1959-01-02 8 MITSUI P-J LINE Spore P.S'hom Penonp JAPAN LINE Kenryu Moru for Japan Ports 3 Jon Accepting cargo for Pacific, Cc ntral and South Americon ports with or without transhipment at Japan on through bills of lading U.S.A. LINE For New York, Philadelphia Baltimore via Bombay G Suez. Mikogesan Moru 14947 words
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Advertisement571 1959-01-02 8 EAST ASIATIC LINE] HOMEWARD SAILINGS for Aden, Port Said. Geno, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Bremen, Hamburg. Cope B fc Gothenburg and Oslo. 1 S pore P.S'hom B -iz "BOM A" 4/J Jo tn >» f "SIENA" »Mi« > ll "LALANDIA" >« j« ul Calls Beyrouth, Lottokio ond Gdynia. Calls London for passengers.571 words
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Article72 1959-01-02 9 25 year-. has not very fast, whole paticture. -airs indicate about SO P p r production I war year r inn por >, the P ea^ n of ted by the rtance of tho nnri \s. whifh :t 16 per t na] income. about nine r growth has I72 words
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Article23 1959-01-02 9 NEW ZEALAND sheep numbers at 4J. 383,000 m June. 1957 was an increase of 5.28 per cent on the previous year.23 words
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513 1959-01-02 9 1958-IT WAS A YEAR OF LOWER MARKETS I I iuuiti <> And Com merce By A Market Correspondent IN RELATION to 1957 booming conditions and record turnover, the behaviour of Malayan markets m 1958 had been far from satisfactory. Share indices showed that both Industrials and Tins lost ground, while513 words
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Article, Illustration40 1959-01-02 9 Interest Shown In Watches NO WATCHMAKER could ask for more appreciation of his art than is written on the faces of this Red Indian couple. This study m expression was captured at the recent "Montres Bi.ioux" Exhibition held m Geneva.40 words
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Article66 1959-01-02 9 NEW YORK, Jan 1 (UPI). Mr W. E. "BUT Murray. manager of the Far Ea?t Division of Caltcx, will leave New York on Jan. m to brgin a one-month business trip to Asian countries. Ke is scheduled to arrive In Manila on .Tan 15, Singapore on66 words
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Article58 1959-01-02 9 AUSTRALIA has agreed to provide India with 9,000 tons of wheat, valued at approximate; v £300,000, under the Colombo Plan. The wheat will be sold by the Indian Government on the local market and the funds raised by its sale will be directed development projects jointly58 words
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Article398 1959-01-02 9 Business do::e from Dec. 20 to 31 1958 INDUSTRIALS: Fraser Neave Ords. *1.."->9 $160 Si.fio 11.59), Gammons 1.711 and $1.73. Hammer Co. $1.59 I (160. H^nskong Banks (Col.) $425.00. Hongkong Banks 'London* £4Ri A: £47*. Hume In riu?tne? Ords A. 4 10 to A 4 9 to 4398 words
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Article372 1959-01-02 9 IPOH TIN DREDGING LTD. Profit for the year ended Marcn. 1958. amounted to £29.884 (37 4^) after British profit? tax. A dividend n£ 25% has been pud. Net Mquid assets amounted to £150.494 or Wper share, stores to 3/lli P«r share an^ B-ufFer Stock contributions to 1/5 t>er372 words
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Article75 1959-01-02 9 DURING 1958 the general level of prices m Britain had been more stable than at any time since the end of the war. There was a record surplus m the balance of payments m the first half of the year and the gold and dollar reserves rose very rapidly. At75 words
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Article42 1959-01-02 9 TWO WIDGEON helicopters are to operate under charter to the Iranian Oil Exploration and Producing Company m Iran, m connection with pipelaying operations The order has been placed with Westland Aircraft Ltd. by Bristow Helicopters Ltd., Hensbridge, Somerset.42 words
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239 1959-01-02 9 London Mart Sets Rates Of Exchange Currencies LONDON, Jan. 1, (UPD— London jumped right back Into its historic role today as the world's foreign exchange capital. It needed Just three days to do so, after sweeping reforms last week-end, which made it possible for foreigners to change the British pound239 words
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114 1959-01-02 9 Australia Attracts Investors U.K. Price Stability RECENT moves by public companies m Australia indicate the continuing interest on the part of overseas investors m Australian investment. Rheem Australia Industrie? Ltd., with £A10. 000.000 nominal capita., has been registered to replace an older company which makes steel drum?, containers and hot114 words
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Article, Illustration128 1959-01-02 9 A BRITISH-BUILT mobile saw is put through its paces during a competition organised recently by Britain's Royal Agricultural Society, near Oxford. England, for new inventions of special application to forestry. The saw, which was awarded the Gold Medal for its performance during the competition128 words
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Article166 1959-01-02 9 TOKYO, Jan. 1 (Router).— The metric system today went into force m Japan. The conventional Japanese measurements and the yarn pound system were prohibited for all transactions, except for those specially exempted under government ordinances. Any violation will be subject to a fine of not more166 words
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Article, Illustration101 1959-01-02 9 THIS IS ONE of the two special measuring machines now being: used m the inspection of gears at the new gearing production works opened recently by a British engineering firm at Pershore. m Worcestershire, England. The works have been equipped with some of the world's most101 words
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149 1959-01-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— Malaya may be represented at the Oregon (USA.) Centennial Exposition and International Trade Fair. Federation government trade officials and business representatives have been discussing the possibility of Malaya's participation m the U.S. fair. Fair officials have invited Malaya to take149 words
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Article329 1959-01-02 9 DELEGATES to th* Eighth «e?s;on of FAOs 17-nation IrdoPaciflc Fisheries OMMH now meet.na m Colombo, have been given details of a new elec'ric lamp which taking the place of the traditional kerosene or gas lamps used by night fishermen m sardine and other fisheries. The329 words
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Article103 1959-01-02 9 The Foundation for *h+ N'iclear Propulsion of Me-^ha^t Vessell founded at The H m May 1957 has developed plan for operating a Nether* lands rr.erchant vessel by means of nuclear propu 1 ion. It has recommended a:\ 18.--000 deadweight ton tinker to be powered by two main m103 words
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Advertisement270 1959-01-02 9 XX. Line > Osaka Shosen Kaisha takes the opportunity of announcing that effective Ist January 1959 their Agency m Singapore and the Federation of Malaya has been entrusted to: MALAY STATES SHIPPING CO., LTD. ,son Road, Singapore. Tel. *****-5, ***** I* V STATES SHIPPING (F.ofM.) LTD. Watson Road 23 Beach270 words
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Article, Illustration39 1959-01-02 10 PRESIDENT of the Badminton Association of Ma'ayn Mr. Heah Joo Spang, giving away the Hrah Joo Spring Cup to the Penang Captain, Mitt Tan Gaik Bee, at the Han Chiang High School Penang. last iceek. Penang beat Selangor 6-1.39 words
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Article268 1959-01-02 10 HAPPY NEW YEAR FOR PUNTERS Favourites Oblige And It's A... Fine Treble For Bougoure TOTAL POOL: $157,400 Ist Prize: *****7 $42,220 2nd Prize: *****4 $16,888 3rd Prize: *****5 8,444 STARTERS: (52,11 l each) Nos: *****8, *****8, *****7. *****9, *****9, *****8, *****3, *****1. CONSOLATIONS: ($l,OOO each) Nos: *****2, *****7, *****0, *****8,268 words
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Article89 1959-01-02 10 Tipsters Pick 5 Winners THE Singapore Standard racing tipsters. Scrutineer and Francis had a good day at the Penang meeting yesterday. Both named FIVE winners. In the first race, they tipped Wide Screen 11. They scored a hattrick m the third, fourth and fifth races on Box Office 11. Technicolor89 words
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Article151 1959-01-02 10 NEW YORK. Dec. 31 (R eulast July was named sportsSno n rt° f iM he ear -yesterday by Sports Illustrated, the leading American Sports magazine Olin Stephens designer of the yacht Columbia beat Britain s Septre m the America's <~up and Casey Stengel, manager of New151 words
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Article40 1959-01-02 10 RAJAJI Sports Club beat the Royal Military Police by three goals to one m a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorer s were: Athimulam, Jayaram and Osman tor the Rajaji and Hatch for the Police.40 words
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295 1959-01-02 10 SYDNEY, (New South Wales) Dairy Almond of Sydney, one of the top athletes m New South Wales, has accepted an offer to study m the United States of America. He will leave Australia on January 20 to start a four-year course on business295 words
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Article138 1959-01-02 10 Scotland Vs. France On Jan. 10 EDINBURGH. Jan. 1, (R euter) Scotland include two newcaps In their XV to play France m Paris on Jan 10 23-year-old centre threequarter who has given several impressive displays for London Scottish this season and S. Coughtrie, 24. year-old Edinburgh Academicals. The Scottish selectors138 words
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Article61 1959-01-02 10 IPOH. Thurs— Good hockey anticipated wben>Taip;ne District XI meet the PH A. PKeKidenfs team which is virtually a State side, on the Esplanade on Saturday. Jan. The Taiping side will be picked from; Sivanadian. M. X Samy. Rashid Khan. V. M. Sun™"a^n v mcent Joe Francis. S^h r61 words
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Article, Illustration89 1959-01-02 10 Photo. TOKYO: World flyweight champion Pascual pprr-> nf a™ greeted on his arrival n°re by Yoshio Shiraiaf innnn ft Ar O^mc, second from right. title m 1954. Perez ts to appear m two ,na n %ii »?nt' ifU ww hom. om he d^hroned to wtn thl flyweight titleholder SadiSTaonianVamlh™™^^^ fi*UPI - 89 words
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1681 1959-01-02 10 RESULTS DIVIDENDS OF ALL THE RACE tfisssP^^ CLASS 3, DIV. 2—6 FURS Shay) Stable'g Trainer: Spencer 347- 66 No. 2 WIDE SCREEN II 8.13 i.*> Bougoure 1 103- 37 No. 9 SHYLOCK HOME 8.06 (4) Wahab 2 141- 43 No. 8 Colour Film 8.07 <2> Taylor 3 83- 32 No.1,681 words
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Article98 1959-01-02 10 NOTTINGHAM. England, Jan. 1 (Reuter).— Hogan Bassey, Nigeria's world featherweight boxing champion, has accepted m principle an otTer to defend his title here next summer His proposed opponent would be the winner of a scries involving the European l\J y) ercy Lewis Trinidad. rh.rt r «n! he tltto Charhe98 words
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Advertisement52 1959-01-02 10 The world famous family of KM 0 mm .^mMmt m^^m M mrn^^ k^m \1 ft! medicinal products IvhKv 'sj+s vtL' ?^^E^KA *^B^BL ■'y^ffl^- *-l q?y *^^By*<^^^^^^^^^B^ Jt^^ptfy '"'-jff-*^**^ii rCHEE THONE SAN Provides Instantaneous relief for Toothache, Earache, Stomachache, Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache, Colds, Sore Throat, etc. AUN TONG THE TIGER52 words
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Article139 1959-01-02 11 §ND FIRST INNINGS (overnight 173 for four). srd«on c Grout b Davidson g r r Brnaud b Meckiff 4g ...n h DavMSSBI ft p fri l A rnrv lbw Davidson a, K b MrckifT 113 nudrry c Grout b Davidson 44 S^^ns r Davidson b Meckiff 4 I139 words
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Article644 1959-01-02 11 Take Kramer To Win 'War' iter Wilson talks to nuts chief and says** Wed.— The "war" In which the Austraseekins a world-wide ban on the actiJack Kramer, who has all the best lawn world under his banner, has not so far iched the ears of the International Lawn ration, the644 words
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Article31 1959-01-02 11 CALCUTTA, India, Jan. 1 (UPD— Ramanathan Krishnan won the men's singles title m the Indian National Lawn Tennis championships today by beating Naresh Kumar, 6-2. 6-2, 6-1.31 words
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Article150 1959-01-02 11 ANDERSON WILL TURN 'PRO' BRISBANE, Jan. 1 (Reuter) Malcolm Anderson. the Australian Davis Cup lawn tennis star, tonight announced he would turn professional. Making the announcement at an Australian Lawn Tennis Association dinner here, Anderson said he had signed a contract with the American promoter, Jack Kramer, for 50,000 dollars150 words
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Article198 1959-01-02 11 New South ■fer of SydIr Harry Miller, rr.ingcments ttnctfoi fights ear. r!H start with tween Israeli id Oved and «»ne Resell ary 12. Oved tralian debut m lumber 12 by Bth round t Sandt— Amtrtlightweight. ar y 19 Australian middleweight champion Clive Stewart will fight198 words
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Article, Illustration637 1959-01-02 11 MELBOURNE, Jan. 1 (Reuter)— England's bowlers face a stern task m the vast Olympic Stadium here tomorrow if they are to come out on top m the second match against Australia. The morning's play may well foretell the outcome of the five-match series, m which637 words
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Article343 1959-01-02 11 West Indies Hit 614-5 Declare CALCUTTA. Jan. 1 (Reuter)—lndia had scored 29 for two wickets m reply to the West Indies first innings total of 614 for five declared, at the close of the second day m the third test match here today. Resuming at 359 for three, the Wftst343 words
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Article, Illustration621 1959-01-02 11 ENGLAND were all out for 259 m their first innings. Brian Statham then struck a quick blow by bowling Jim Burke with Australia's total at 11. At tea, Australia were 23Jot one. Englands remaining six wickets today added 86 runs, five of them falling to the621 words
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204 1959-01-02 11 ROLAND NG, three times holder of the Jotaore open badminton singles title, won the title for the fourth time when he beat the Foong Seong Cup player, Omar Manap 15-8, 15-1 at Johore Bahru during the j X'mas holidays. Roland was204 words
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188 1959-01-02 11 IPOH, Thurs. At the inaugural meeting of the Malaya Table Tennis Association held here over the weekend, it was decided to forewarn players of the possibility of ban on sponge bats, which was first made popular by the renowned Japanese team m world188 words
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Article71 1959-01-02 11 PERTH, Jan 1 (Reuter) Barry Shepherd. 21-year-old lefthander, hit an unbeaten 102 for Western Australia against Victoria on the first day of the Sheffield Shield crirket match here today. At the close. Western Australia had scored 276 lor seven. Ken Meuleman was the second highest scorer71 words
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Article, Illustration104 1959-01-02 11 I'nder an arch of boring gloves Britain's middleweight champion, Terry Downes, 22, tjoe* into c c'"7?ch with his brid'*, Bartara Clarke. 29, as ;^cy cave St. Saviour's Chvrcn, Maida VaV. after their wed* ding on Dec. 21. At the reception, promoter Jnrk Solomons had j "trrJdmp104 words
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Advertisement223 1959-01-02 11 tnPYP C fintnttiff GUINNESS®, 1J 1 \srs-^ When you buy a bottle of GUINNESS, J f§Bs£ f**~. you are doing more than treating yourself i v^£?s \X^^7T^> to one of the world's most satisfying, J \b>~ 'W 'w'"''!®! refreshing and thirst-quenching drinks. I j You are also getting a beverage223 words
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Miscellaneous30 1959-01-02 11 1 1 Hi Bf* wk^Ht^^H^Kf^^TST^Sl SINGAPORE HOCKEY: SCC vs Khaim. Pariang. SOCCER: Jolliladi vt. PadavQ Katinian Bufcit Chermin. PENANG HOCKEY: League— B RSC. vs. P.E.A. at 5 pm.— Green Lane.30 words
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302 1959-01-02 12 1 959 Will See Bigger Progress In Russia —Khrushchev MOSCOW. Jan 1. <Reuter) Mr. Nlkita Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, said last night at a diplomatic reception m Moscow that 1959 would be year of even more majestic progress for the Soviet Union. Diplomats reported after the Kremlin reception given302 words
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Article, Illustration70 1959-01-02 12 forces Photo. MEET an army chief who has "no political ambitions.' The smiling General above is Maj. Gen. Chiang Uego. 42, son of President Chiang Kai-shek. He declared the other day that when the Army has no further use for him. he would like to runU.P.I. - 70 words
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222 1959-01-02 12 WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 (IPI) Scientists discussed today that large areas of the Pacific Ocean floor may be worth half a million dollars a square mile, because of extensive ore deposits. Dr. Hugh Odishaw. Executive Director of the U.S. National Committee for the International222 words
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Article, Illustration23 1959-01-02 12 Photo. and in love Here he S SL UCn an a ?e on land their en^aeement^ And now. the' wed- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 23 words
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Article33 1959-01-02 12 The Department of Health reported yesterday that 166.980 babies were bern m New York city m 1958. That tops the new state of Alaska's total population by about 38.000. UPIUPI - 33 words
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277 1959-01-02 12 Chiang Calls For The Sabotage Of Communes In China TAIPEI. Jan. 1. (UPI). President Chiang Kai-she* f n his New Year's message raiiea on the Chinese pcopu on the mainland to sabotage tne people's communes m a joint effort to ha.>co n the rlownfall of the Peking regime. Official sources277 words
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Article279 1959-01-02 12 They refuse to accept *Free City 9 Soviet plan WASHINGTON, Jan: 1 (Reurer) The calling of a four-power summit conference on the whole German problem is implicit m the Western notes delivered to the Soviet Union yesterday: The notes delivered m Moscow yesterday though differently phrased,279 words
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Article118 1959-01-02 12 LONDON, Jan. I, (Reuter). Among British delegates to attend the International Commission of Jurists m New Delhi on Monday will be Sir Hartley Shawcross, former AttorneyGeneral. Others will include two Members of Parliament, Mr. John Foster and Mr Elwyn Jones, Sir David Cairns, Queen'sReuter - 118 words
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Article38 1959-01-02 12 VATaCAN City. Jan. 1 (UP) —Pope John XXIII imparted his last mass Apostolic blessing of 1958 to some 4.000 torch carrying street car drivers who gathered m St. Peter's Square last night to bring their traditional end-of-year wishes.38 words
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Article29 1959-01-02 12 THE INDONESIAN sovernment has formed a committee to draft peosraphical maps showing the archipelago's natural resources. Indonesia includes the disputed territory of West New Guinea m her maps. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article25 1959-01-02 12 THE UNITED States Navy announced yesterday it is to begin building a new class of submarines capable of carrying Polaris Intermediate range ballistic missiles. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article38 1959-01-02 12 HONGKONG. Jan. 1. (Reuten— North Vietnam's President. Ho Chi Mm. said today North Vietnam m 1959 would further develop the friendship with Asian and African countries, particularly neighbouring nations such as India and Indonesia, according to Hanoi Radio.38 words
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Article37 1959-01-02 12 TOKYO. Jan. 1. <UPl>.— Japan and Communist North Viet Nam have reached an agreement for the repatria- tion of 6 Japanese families living m Hanoi, according to a cable received on Wednesday by the Japan Red Cross.37 words
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118 1959-01-02 12 CAIRO. Jan. 1 (UPI) World Bank President. Eugene Black, flew here today to begin "informal" talks with the United Arab Republic Government on financial differences between the U.A.R. and Britain. Black was greeted at the airport by U.A.R Economy Minister, Abdel Moneim El Kaissouny.118 words
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93 1959-01-02 12 FREIGHTER ON FIRE AFTER COLLISION NEW ORLEANS, Jan 1 (Reuter* The graia laden Japanese freighter "Asia Maru" (8,327 tons) caught fire m the Mississippi River last night after a collision. The impact caused explosions that could be heard m New Orleans and some, of the barges which also burst into93 words
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Article89 1959-01-02 12 Red Achievement MOSCOW. Jan. 1. (UPI) Soviet scientists have produced a synthetic medicine which will cure stomach ulcers m about two weeks, the Soviet News Agency Tass reported today Shostakovsky Balsan, the synthetic, was derived by Soviet chemists from a kind of ether and will89 words
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Article36 1959-01-02 12 NEWS was received m London yesterday that Hans May, Viennese-horn composer had died m the South of France, aceti 75. May wrote the music for a number of shows includins "Wedding m Paris." ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article177 1959-01-02 12 Foreign Exchange Frozen IN PAKISTAN KARACHI, Jan. 1 (Reuter) The Pakistan Government last nigh:, froze most wholly or partly unu.sed import permits involving letters of credit and put the State Bank m control of all remittances of foreign exchange for imports until further notice Expert observers here took this today177 words
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247 1959-01-02 12 WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 (I'PI) American officials said today they would not be too surprised if Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan is bearing an olive branch when he arrives m Washington next week. It may be a well-concealed peace offering but the impression247 words
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Article54 1959-01-02 12 TOKYO. Jan. I (Renter) The Japanese Prime :..ini>te»Mr. Nobusuke Kishi loday announced two new appointments to fill gaps m th- Cabinet caused by mlgnatloiu. The Minister of Tr.i.Je, Mr. Tatsunosuke Taka^a'.u concurrent!-/ assumes the Pos\s of Director of the Ecmoniir P^anninT Board and Chat> man of54 words
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Article, Illustration40 1959-01-02 12 Photo. POPF JOHN XXIII smiles benignly n M p of prisoners kneeling at the doors of thr ir Rome's "Retina Coeli" prison, durin* m rtSJI l x wfek T"* 1 Pontiff spent 70 m.r 1300 inmates. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 40 words
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Article216 1959-01-02 12 K\RA( HI. Jan. 1 (Reuter) Income Ti throughout Pakistan stayed open until midr banks have been ordered to forego their nor day, as the final hours of a Government an tax dodgers drew near. The Government gave the guilty ones until midnight on New Years pve to confess to216 words
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Article43 1959-01-02 12 J.4KAKM (Rrutrr \n !i sian rill/ I>iH< h Ind h.is hern p n \illaee rlrrk tf uung Di>tru t .r Java. He 1% Mr Iv Ruyler wh<. ♦lonrsi.in citilfl 1 95 1 Hr Is the fi s Indonesian appo such a position43 words
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Article32 1959-01-02 12 BALI. Jan. 1 President i sailed for B■fter a high-sp New Year Indonesian Pr< on this tourtti The two Ml and k. on bot n ih, strurk m V In the32 words
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Advertisement117 1959-01-02 12 iv' jm^^^m ■*^&''*ei p -^P^K a^L^Lv^^ L^H a^aV I A j (l|n Look for the Noton Crown Illustrated above is the Liurd Cram ran**, finely marked extra quality tough material with piped edges, unbreakable handles and double action lever locks. A very popular ranc« of luggage. V la. d< r117 words
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