Singapore Standard, 10 January 1959
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Title Section8 1959-01-10 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1959. 58 words
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285 1959-01-10 1 Lifting of crisis law is reason By DEV SHRIDHAR THE lifting of the Emergency Control over the Straits of Johore at the tail-end of last year has given smugglers an opportunity to fully exploit their illegal traffic between Singapore and other regions. A285 words
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Article159 1959-01-10 1 LONG BEACH, California. Jan. 9, (UPI) Diana Hutchison, 20-year-old Eurasian telephone operator from Singapore arrived here yesterday to meet her husband-to-be, 'seaman Joseph J. Bellin. 22. Miss Hutchison, who vied for the Miss Singapore title last year, was reunited with Bellin, of Appleton, Wisconsin,159 words
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210 1959-01-10 1 US will prevent war at any cost Eisenhower WASHINGTON, Jan 9 (Reuter) President Eisenhower delivering his State of the Union message to Congress declared today that the United States sought to "prevent war at any place and in any dimension." The President called for a continuation of United States commitments210 words
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Article63 1959-01-10 1 JAKARTA, Jan. 9 (Reuter) Indonesian rubber production had declined by 6.1 per cent during 1958, Antara News Agenrv reported today. A memorandum prepared by Agriculture Minister Sadjarwo said rubber production for 1958 was 242.797 tons compared with 258.576 tons for 1957. Referring to tea, the memorandum said63 words
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Article, Illustration348 1959-01-10 1 Sabotage? COUNCIL CALLS IN POLICE TO PROBE BLACKOUT THE Singapore City Council yesterday called in the Police to investigate the explosion on Thursday night at St. James Power Station. The Council had suspected sabotage. The- Act.ng Mayor, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, yesterday directed the Chief Administrative Officer to immediately strengthen348 words
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Article31 1959-01-10 1 i,/\Ui> would welcome a cultural, economic co-operation scheme for South-east Asian countries approved in principle by the Philippines and Malaya, it was reliably reported in Manila yesterday. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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329 1959-01-10 1 Dato Nik Malaya's Envoy In U.S. Official KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Federation Government announced tonight the appointment of Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil bin Ha.ji Nik Mahmood as Malaya's Ambassador to the United Stales and head of the Permanent delegation to the United Nations. Dato Nik Kamil taJces over the post from329 words
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Article, Illustration33 1959-01-10 1 ic. THIS i 8 the centre of lh? cemetery. !Sote 8om P of the tomhtt me% (circled) />*. neath the wooden planks and the larpe squatter hut in the background. StandardpicStandardpic - 33 words
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407 1959-01-10 1 Decry 60,000 who want Covt. to clear squatters from cemetery ABOUT 60.000 Malays living in Gevlang. Singapore, are furious because squatters are "desecrating" a Muslim cemetery in which many of their dead are buried The residents told The Standard yesterday: "This is a sin. We cannot allow our dead relatives407 words
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Article, Illustration449 1959-01-10 1 Pitched battle in Gangland s bloodiest clash BY JOE SASSOON ONE man was hacked to death and three others seriously injured when more than 50 gangsters staged a pitched battle in Singapore last night. It was the bloodiest secret society battle to have taken place in the Colony in recent449 words
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Article, Illustration169 1959-01-10 1 New term for air chief: Govt. to decide SINGAPORE Government will soon con.sidrr whether to extend the term of .secondment of Itl Director of Civil Aviation. Mr. W P. NlcoL Mr. Nleol'i two-year ".erm expires in May. He had been seconded to the Singapore Government, by the Ministry of Transport169 words
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Article53 1959-01-10 1 JAKARTA, Jan 0 (ITD At lca.st [our different group* will rapn ia at the Pacific Ai» i i.tvci a riation onf< i In Singapore on .inn Dtligltloi the Com. municattonj Ministry! Indonesia Tourism Council* the National Indonesian Toun*t A«enry (NITOI'R) and th« Garuda Airline* art53 words
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Article51 1959-01-10 2 MR. P. L. Anthony, until recently chairman (Staff Side) of the Singapore Civil Service Joint Counri!, has been promoted Assistant Controller (Staff) of the Telecommunications Department. Anthony, a former president of the Telecommunications Employees Union, has re-ign-ed from the Staff Side of the Council following his51 words
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Article233 1959-01-10 2 STANDARD Ml Sl( CRITIC PHILIPPA SCHUYLER. a youn* Amoncan pianist, played a programme of Chopin." Ravel and 20th century American music in the Victoria Theatre Singapore, last night. A long and tedious first half began with a rhythmically slack performance of Ger>riwms Khapsoch m Blue M graduating via two233 words
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Article116 1959-01-10 2 NEW HOPE FOR THOSE WHO FAILED STUDENTS who failed IB the Entrance Examination for admission to Secondary Schools will have a. place In the evening ela»cs if they apply now. the Ministry of Education announced yesterday. They should lend in their applications now. if they arc prepared to go to116 words
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86 1959-01-10 2 That the English-educated class will p. ay an important part in Singapore's political and economic development* was the opinion of four speakers at a public forum held ,ast night at the Cultural Centre. Singapore. The speakers wore Mr. David Marshall. Dr. Ton Chin86 words
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Article218 1959-01-10 2 QUESTIONNAIRE SEEK:--TO LEARN GROUSES THE Singapore Teachers* National < Hi« tend out a series of questionnaire t U the Colony soon. These questionnaire r KCk information on grOUSCI of tearher*, ar fOf fUgffettiOßa to improve their i ■..:i'>r.<: of service and «tan Of living Tho Congr a scries o!218 words
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Article75 1959-01-10 2 A OR Cour Ur ing hh W tun. nT The ri -,n v iB tlTI hia ow r in the rr i Pa-. t Ma h i 'd in ,»u he i "-177, < Job. found .F thr u Aaktna thr a m a I owned so I an75 words
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Article23 1959-01-10 2 iOOK-1 i I of heme, <ecret < He h ar:r Oct. 2\ It* fi The of the M Mr acting Depw of Police23 words
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Advertisement809 1959-01-10 2 N OT ICES URGENT NOTICE SINGAPORE CONSTITUTION EXPOSITION Participants are requester] to complete and return, before the 13th January, their electricity application cards stating their electrical requirements. Failure to do this may lead to non-supply of the necessary current. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Chee Seng Chian? i> no809 words
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EDITORIAL • SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article377 1959-01-10 3 SE Federation Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul returned to Kuala Lumpur on Thursday n the knowledge that his plan for uniting the lfce countries of South-east Asia in closer II ond economic co-operation has won the of the whole democratic world. The enhe welcome he received was well377 words
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Article376 1959-01-10 3 Free To Live Work I THERE ore people of many races, each with ♦heir own customs and religions, in Singapore and J r ederation today. Their liberties and their of life have in no way been restricted. They ree to live ond work and are treated in the way by376 words
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Article55 1959-01-10 3 HIAO OFFICE: 23 Lim leek Kim Koaa PO Box No 1563 Cables Spore m 1 ICEkNEVVS* '■r^Nc M yCCA, Tel ***** (5 Nn si All China Insurance Bids 1 74 roloo^one 93 Cowan St lei 8. Leith St Tel: 91 -A. Bukit China Tel: departments Batu55 words
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Article, Illustration547 1959-01-10 3 GEORGE SIBERA - France's New Premier GEORGE SIBERA r*y 1 DE GAULLE'S CHOICE DEBRE the new French Premier, spent 13 years fighting to prepare the way for Gen. Charles De Gaulle's successful campaign to replace the French Fourth Republic with a strong-executive system. After the Fifth Republic was duly instituted, nobody was surprised547 words
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Article943 1959-01-10 3 ROSS BIRTWISTLE - Karachi Under The New Regime ROSS BIRTWISTLE by KARACHI KARACHI, a city of 2,000.000 people with many destitute and more pitifully poor, is stirring under the spur of the country's new regime and if the people of the capital can reflect something of the rest of the nation, hope is943 words
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Article, Illustration35 1959-01-10 3 American aviator Charles A. Lindbergh reinsert To take his mascot kitten "Patsy" on his historic transatlantic flight in 1927 because, he said, it icould be "too dangerous to risk the cat's life."35 words
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Article, Illustration368 1959-01-10 3 the NEWS as it strikes me 1 1 AVK (he I'nion of Soviet 1 L Socialist Republic* and the People* Republic of China come to the parting of the. xv ays? In the past few months there has been notable change in the kind of propaganda cmaniting from Peking. Where,368 words
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Article365 1959-01-10 3 An Appeal For Young Malayans' Sir—lt has-been decided to make an appeal to every nsnt-minded person in Malaya on behalf of the magazine "Young Malayans" Young Malayans exists to promote Wider Human Understanding. It exists to give the young students a chance to express him or herself.365 words
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Advertisement127 1959-01-10 3 BE CAUTIOUS FOR YOU! OWN PROTECTION OMEGA f TISSOT WATCHES nntfi tmwn Oftirially Appointed Rvtailvrm who arc* nuthoi i Ir.V Ih* fartnry in immu* ih t twroxni TlOX m. WmrttmWUm Gun rnn ##>#» 0 nrtifira to Authorised Retailers Si n fsaporp SIOW HIAP BROS., to. Hmtk n r id 2127 words
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256 1959-01-10 4 R. G. PILLAI - 141 INDIANS GIVE UP CITIZENSHIP PAPERS R. G. PILLAI And they face issue of being stateless By ONE-HI NDRED-AND-FORTY-ONE Indians who had taken out Singapore citizenship papers, have since voluntarily renounced their new status. These people have renounced their citizenship rights because "we are doubtful if the papers have any256 words
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Article, Illustration49 1959-01-10 4 INSPFXTOR Mnhamert Sallrh bin Noordin, of the C I D., who lrft Singapore yesterday by Qantas for Britain for special training. He uill bp away for six months at the Hendon Metropolitan Police College where he will do an advanced course in criminal investigation work49 words
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Article55 1959-01-10 4 SIXGAPORE Lifeguard Corps yesterday announced that it would be forming sl' Johore Lifeguard Corps for the benefit of swimmers and pienickers in Johore Bahru. Tomorrow at 10 a.m.. Mr. Yons Say Toong will be at the pier on the Lido Beaeh at Johore Bahru to enrol55 words
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Article54 1959-01-10 4 NG YONG, a 43-year-old woman, was yesterday fined $10,001 or one year's Jail by a Singapore Court for possessing nine pounds of dutiable "cheroots" and 216 pounds of dutiable cigarettes at Paya Lebar Road on Thursday night. Unpaid duty on the cigarettes tu more than 52.000.54 words
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263 1959-01-10 4 Chamber Changes Tune— Supports Tariff Scheme AFTER one week of opposition to the proposed Customs Amendment Bill, the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday welcomed in principle the amendments to the law, provided they did not "kill tree trade." After a throe-hour secret meeting at the Chambrr premlsea in Hill263 words
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Article125 1959-01-10 4 GEMS LOSS: BANK MEN QUESTIONED PENANG, Fri.— Madam Lee' Cheng Kin. widow of multimillionaire, the late Mr. Ycap i Chor Ee. has officially written to the Oftu'er-in-Charge of Criminal Investigations ofle ring $5,000 reward to anyone for information leading to the recovery of the jewelleries and arrest and conviction of125 words
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Article70 1959-01-10 4 ACID was thrown at a cyclist. Tan Ee Tho as he was returning home after a cinema show at midnight on Thursday in Tampenis Road. Singapore Tan told Police that four men stopped him and after assauitinq him. one of thenthrew <icid at him. The70 words
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155 1959-01-10 4 AN Indian seaman, Fazbur Rahman, yesterday peered out of a window from his seat in a giant plane in Singapore and what he saw gave him quite a shock. A fire-engine was near the plane, and he was the only passenger left155 words
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209 1959-01-10 4 PLAN FOR S-E ASIA LINK IS TAKING SHAPETUNKU TELLS PI KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman is proceeding with plans for the formation of a South-east Asia non-military alliance based on economic and cultural co-operation among underdeveloped nations in the area. This WMM in the text of the209 words
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Article, Illustration78 1959-01-10 4 MISS TING LING. English speaking Chinese film star trom Hongkong, who is now in Penan? looking for suitable locations for a new fi'm she proposes to make on this island. During her stay she made a personal appearance in conjunction with the screenin? of78 words
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370 1959-01-10 4 Extort bid on man who won lottery A CHINESE phj tan, who >truck first pnre in the Johore State Lottery four yean ago, told a Singapore Co;;rt yesterday that on Ort. -4 lasi yenr. lorry driver came to* h:s house in Vio Chu Kang Read. threatened him. and a<ked "for370 words
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Article45 1959-01-10 4 "UiKDS of a Ue.hi Garden." will be the subject of a talk by If r. Malcolm MacDonald British Hiqh Commissioner in India, in the Hollywood Room. Odton Cinema on Monday at R .30 p.m.. the Malayan Nature Society. Sineapore branch announced yesterday.45 words
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Article, Illustration115 1959-01-10 4 MR. R. C. Hoffman (left), Permanent Secretary (Establishment) tuts the ribbon and declares open a new c.inteen. which Mr. Frankie I.ee (ritjht) of the Immigration Department and Chairman of the new Canteen Committee called "the reincarnation of the Old Smoky" at the Palmer Road Government115 words
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Article215 1959-01-10 4 MEDICAL SERVICE MEN PUT UP SHOW THE Singapore Medical and Health Services, in conjunction with the University of Malaya, will put up a large-scale relief map showing the working of individual departments and their impact on society, at the Singapore Constitution Exposition to be hold at the old Kallang airport215 words
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Article38 1959-01-10 4 A so; Jj Oeorgc L i. ty li i i«t lord M< with lnt( i 2 nmltted Ihe ca nv Ch- month u $150. m month t to tr. "It the hive mentari her a life I38 words
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Article24 1959-01-10 4 Of A I, In S Couii fill i <<> ot him K v In H I Ki ft he p tempi I from I24 words
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Article240 1959-01-10 4 NINETY thousand dollars uorth of arrived for the Malayan Pineapple lu j u may, The Standard understands, (lU canned pineapples and prevent rr« urr crisis that is facing the industry PCM The equipment a modi:.coring machine is now lyii tne Cannery in Scudai, Johore. I II from the suppliers240 words
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Article95 1959-01-10 4 THF Ain a§ worth ol lt he the ;11 c of the go- 4 yei work Vl hnic. in .1 T^? nery bui m v Y ted MB I I I nan,, Tin fl ic irs being SB I y that he I om the I lohc I liked95 words
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Article81 1959-01-10 4 The ftrn delegate to the Pan-Parifir South-east Wo-ner.'s Association seminar to be he'd in Singapore, Dr. Ze ma Georcc of i eland, w\ arrive tomorrow by .lapan Air Line<;. Dr. Zelmi |f an author, ?o iologi.t and Th« irrfvt will be tht South rse de on81 words
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Article, Illustration67 1959-01-10 5 HEN st '<vt. M r Vim Che 'eft Singapore yea* l ltn his wife by air t to London for a POJ >*e eoursp in \own-pla his mind went *baek to December. waf d' that be his wife met. e wis or at yea was alsc technic. Lim his67 words
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Article560 1959-01-10 5 Senior men for posts it top officers quit SINGAPORE'S Minister for Health, Mr. A. J. Braga, yesterday assured the public that the efficiency of the Medical and Health Services would not suffer, even if some of the top officers opted to leave the service or retire. Commenting on the560 words
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Article477 1959-01-10 5 HAVE YOUR CANDLES READY SPA and Lib-Socs warn the public SINGAPORE Peoples Alliance and Liberal Socialist City Councillors last night, warned the public: "Get ready with kerosene lamps and candles for light and buckets to store water" in anticipation of a breakdown in the two services. In separate statements, leader?477 words
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Article45 1959-01-10 5 TWO more cases of paralytic poliomyelitis were reported yesterday in Singapore bringing the total for this year to six. They were a Chinese boy aged two from Bukit Ho Swee and a Chinese girl aged 1J years from Lorong Ah Swee.45 words
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337 1959-01-10 5 A 83-YEAR-OLD woman, whose home is a $10-a-month eight by 10 foot cubicle in a teeming Amoy Street tenement, yesterday received a bagful of rations consisting of two katirs of rice, two pounds of powdered and two tins of condensed milk, a337 words
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Article, Illustration74 1959-01-10 5 MADAM CHt A CHAN, 83 rears old, blind and without relatives or friends, gropes in the familiar paper ?r* J e tlOnS She receives month from the office of Singapore Association for the Blind. Although she also suffers from partial deafness, she knows the voice ofStandardpic - 74 words
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Article125 1959-01-10 5 Changes to Bill welcomed SINGAPORE Business Employees' Union yesterday welcomed the Government's decision to alter the draft Customs Amendment Bill to provide certain safeguards to the entrepot trade. In a statement, the union said that th e alterations were hailed by Its members as "a step in the right direction."125 words
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Article85 1959-01-10 5 A HOLIDAY-SEASON party for 700 children of all rates, from about 10 youth clubs in Singapore, will be held today at :*.30 p.m in Gillman Barracks. Alexandra Road Hosts to the children, who range from 10 to 18 years o!d, are the personnel of Singapore85 words
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Article93 1959-01-10 5 MAN WAS SLASHED BY ERROR -POLICE A MAN playing checkers was slashed with parangs outside a coffee shop in Henderson Road, Singapore, on Thursday night. Hearing a commotion the man, Ng Won Seng, 40, stepped out of the shop and was set upon by about 10 thugs armed with parangs93 words
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159 1959-01-10 5 Boy Artist's 30 Paintings Fetch $5,000 fail seng Kuan, Kuala Lumpur's self-taught artist and schoolboy, yesterday demons rated before a large gathering of fans at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, his prowess with the brush as he deftly made sketches in classical Chinese style. Eight minutes, and he had159 words
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Article340 1959-01-10 5 Govts will confer on the crisis KUALA LLMPI R. Fri. The Federation Government is to consult the Singapore Government to appoint a committee to inquire into the whole of the pineapple industry and to examine the conditions of the pines export market. This340 words
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151 1959-01-10 5 Our hotels are below standard says Tan KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. There are very few hotels, boarding houses and resthouses in the Federation that can really be classified a.s of fir.st-cla.^s international standard. Minister for Commerce and Industry Mr Tan Siew Sin. told members of the Skal Club today. The first151 words
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Article, Illustration158 1959-01-10 5 THE famous Ircless British war ;uc. Croup Captain Douglas C'Rra^h for the Skv") Radrr. is in Singapore today. Group Captain Bader. now a Shell exe< utive, arrived in the Colony yesterday from London uith h.s wife. He reached here aftrr piloting a snell158 words
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Article202 1959-01-10 5 Man For Trial On Arms Charge A SINGAPORE Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I Pate.s, yesterday committed Tan Joo Seng, 22, to >tand triai a, the next Assizes on charges of unlawful possession of a .33 revo:vcr and five bullets at 12.10 p.m. on Nov. 23 ,a.s. year. Tan, of Johore202 words
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Article100 1959-01-10 5 THE Singapore Standard regret", that statements defamatory of Mr. David Marshall have been published in it;s editorial and news columns. It has ascertained that there was no foundation for the adverse reflections made at the time upon Mr. Marshall's reputation and political character and integrity and this opportunity is100 words
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Article37 1959-01-10 5 TAIPING Fri.— A Chinese businessman from Kedah, Mr. Lee Kooi Lam 54, was knocked down by a trade van on the Taiping-Penang trunk road yesterday. He was rushed to hospital but died on the way.37 words
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Advertisement130 1959-01-10 5 30 DAYS TO GO Don't think that a crease resistant dacron suit is expensive. A SUIT COSTS ONLY The ideal suit at a price you can afford for 9 i M CHINESE NEW YEAH «Ky 1 Our experienced Hong M^^* 1 Kong cutter can gua- rantee perfect work- &s*' t130 words
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331 1959-01-10 6 GANGSTERS CASHING IN FOR THE CHINESE NEW YEAR Six hold-ups in one night ate Indications' FIRST indications of the annually recurrent rise in crime just before the Chinese New Year were observed on Thursday night when six hold-ups by gangsters were reported to the Police. Chinese New Year falls on331 words
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Article, Illustration19 1959-01-10 6 KASSIM, the gallant youth, scribbles the story of his plight on a piece of paper. Standardpic.19 words
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258 1959-01-10 6 STRUCK dumb nine years ago. a Malay youth has ever since been gallantly fighting to regain his speech with medical aid. Kassim bin Abubakar. 21. haj searched the lens.h and breadth of Malaya 'for a miracle cure. Now. Ka^im vant.s to go to258 words
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Article46 1959-01-10 6 On the occasion of his first official visit to Ipoh this weekend the High Commissioner for India in Malava .Mr S T Banerji, win be entertained to a tea-party at the Station! Hotel on Sunday by members or the local Indian community J46 words
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Article151 1959-01-10 6 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot nom. BfU 86 1 K.S.s. No. 1 Jan. 86* Btf* RS.S. No. 1 Feb. 8«J K7 RS S. No. 2 84| Boi R.S.S. No. 3 81] 84i Tone: Quiet after steady. The tin price151 words
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247 1959-01-10 6 Businessman Loses Appeal For Colony Citizenship A SINGAPORE Criminal District Judge. Mr. S K Lcc 1 yesterday dismissed an appeal by a buslne&sman against a decision of -.he Registrai n Officer in reacting his application for hi> name to be included in the elections register. The businessman Mr. M. A.247 words
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Article42 1959-01-10 6 GOVERNOR of Singapore. Sir William and Lady Goode. yesterday paid an "informal visit to the S-.nsapore's. Children Aid Society at Tomlin^on Road. The Governor and La<iy G<-»nric were welcomed members of the Society and by :>0 smartly dressed children. -Li42 words
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211 1959-01-10 6 Three more 'pioneers' tor Fed. Air Force KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Three more aircraft— a Twin Pioneer and two Pres wick Pioneers for the Royal Malayan Air Force are expected to arrive in the country early next month The flight will be commanded by Air Commodore N. C. Hyde. Air Officer211 words
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304 1959-01-10 6 Man Plunged Knife Into My Brother's Back— Girl Witness A 17-YEAR-OLD girl was an rye-witness to the killing of her brother. Tay Gim Cheong:, 20. by three men one morning: in September last year, a preliminary inquiry was told yesterday. And tentatirely charged w;th the murder of Tav was Lim304 words
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Miscellaneous162 1959-01-10 6 BBBpm^IHBBHBIH Ir T.i m t ;<l Yan— 4.lo rm l^|Vllrip|il 'ill ■ill T I ililif fl Chan Wah Teck— B p m CAlAl^^/jdiijJ F«llll!.lllW lu InUt'ponilent Missionary Mo\r■■■■MiAlMA^J <nt'nt (Parry \u, Free filn HSO9Sf9VV!w3fBfV VK9 V189RV199 c-? w d at c sa Hm for ■■nTfFVBnvsmHI i v v j3i) m162 words
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Miscellaneous127 1959-01-10 6 Mos^.tals^ 9am Close cv Pri'-" 1 G d Aftemoo., to You! Jrogiarnme summary 105 Sat U 2nd u h "v ca se 1:JO Tl^ Etna Tiumner 2 Pm Robert p«rnon the n a f rchest ra 2no Corm> lMto His Orchestra. 330 Aujtraiian fSnSSf: Baturdiy RSS V, Rpf IJe«t Proc-irr.me.127 words
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Article, Illustration42 1959-01-10 7 ROYAI WU II I FRY pilot Captain George Richey of London prepares his flight log after completing a twohonrjparrh for cultivations and other evidence that ist terrorists living deep in the jungle cannot digfaiSr nr hide from air observation.42 words
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Article, Illustration398 1959-01-10 7 Ex-Commander Of Malay Brigade Returns BRIGADIER G. G. R. Williams, M.B.E. "Colonel of the Loyal Regiment" and a former Commander of the First Malay Infantry Brigade, is paying his final visit to the Ist Battalion, The Loyal Regiment in North Malaya. Next month, he completes his appointment os "Colonel of398 words
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251 1959-01-10 7 CRIK. NORTH MALAYA. Austnlians, New Zealanders, British, Gurkha and Mai. iv troops, deep in the silence of the jungle, have learned to welcome >ne sound as the cheeriest of them all. It's the monotonous buzz of a light aircraft F engine- -a sound251 words
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410 1959-01-10 7 JOHN WOODROW - The Army's Little Navy Shows Its Spaces JOHN WOODROW By 'T'HOSE in the Army who so down to the sea in ships and do business in the waters around Singapore and Malaya have been on parade this week. They are the men of 37 Company (Water Transport). Royal Army Service410 words
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Article, Illustration70 1959-01-10 7 M A J O R \V. A. FRASER- HARRIS. RA. Military Assistant to the (1.0.C. Federation Army, Major General Dato F. H. Brooke, who is leaving for the I'nited Kingdom this month on completion of threr years tour of duty in Malaya. He is being succeeded by Major70 words
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Article35 1959-01-10 7 Warm Greeting BRIGADIER G G. R. Williams. Colonel of the Loyal Regiment Hett) is warmly greeted by Bricadier H. J. Mom. Commander of 28 Commonwealth Brigade, on his arrival at the Command Post in Ipoh.35 words
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Advertisement35 1959-01-10 7 \H| Insight Into Service Life By STAN *f i **v^Kb f i— i I _,J I I j; I-...-..-.-.- .m < .£W nd we know that it must be 1 **mF*serabie for you out there... 935 words
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Miscellaneous303 1959-01-10 7 of poor judgment; use extra care en route. MM tl CANTER June 21 to liH J;jlv 22 Hnl<^ y^ur owi be conservative in spendin S Conserve strength. BL^^IB VA^I ™.^L^^H money B^^^B P3l_^dfl LEO— July 23 to A\Jg. Hte^KMHaAS|^H 22 Maintain a careful balance; don't b r caught nfT guard303 words
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Miscellaneous194 1959-01-10 7 LI'L ABNER By Al Ca PP f 7\ /^IT'S^ jAM KEPT V ~>J WITM kl lA I'LL GIVE TM EM WV A I THE NEXT MORNING— EXCOOZETM )I .r. i-^ MAM PROMISE!! J PURITA > I LAST TIP TONIGMT!! 1 "TT T _l I MAID AM IS /fA^lnff) ISVO'.LI'L J194 words
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Advertisement883 1959-01-10 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Te*: 3 3923/6, *****/4 132/6. Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE HaM.x. Boston, New York, Baltimoro, Phllad«lphia Cult Port. Spor* P. S'ham Ponang TEUCER «Mmass«MS«t«»wn 8/11 |an 12 )an 16 |an MYRMIDON 17/2SMar 26 Mar 27/28 Mar Cam«r« option to proceed via ether883 words
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Advertisement1174 1959-01-10 8 Tel: 2405 MAMSPIELD «e CO., LID. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated m Singapore) Cl2 £7 f THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 5? SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW. LONDON fr CONTINENTAL PORT* Carriers option f proceed via other port* to load and discharge cargo (via saex with liberty to proceed via Panama or1,174 words
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Advertisement981 1959-01-10 8 i MITSUI IS LINE JAPAN LINE S'pore P.S'hom Penong Noroson Maru for Japan Ports 12 Jon 11 Jon Accepting cargo for Pacific, Central and South American ports with or without transhipment at Jaoan on chrough bills of lading. U.S.A. LINE. For New York, Philadelphia Baltimore via Bombay 6 Suez. Mikageson981 words
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Advertisement511 1959-01-10 8 EAST ASIATIC HOMEWARD SAILINGS for Aden Port So.e Rotterdam, Amtterdam, Bremen. H Qr «b uro I Gothenburg and Otlo '••s BI TV "SIENA" G..1-!2/,2i.. "LALANDIA""^.. Si wm <f k S I^Jr Colls Beyrouth. Lottokio ond IgW A ibhei Calls London for postengerv Turr OUTWARD SAILINGS for Bangkok ond So.ao* Penang511 words
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143 1959-01-10 9 Industrials, Tins Are Steady On Sh are Mart I I INDU ALS nnd Tina ■•ere ste? lalayan «hare ir.fi terday, while Rubber* v-c'v betler. Turnov Price v »*"> Mala iociation W. Har l 111l s • rs Ll 1 <■■ 0 70 a ri 1 65 S.llrrs 1.13 0143 words
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Article217 1959-01-10 9 Business In Shares LI 4ALAYA ted th< e v ester e^fc. SI 10. $1 11, $1 12; B $1 55 odd lot (overGa non c 79 >l 80. lo* W. Hammer $1.64. odd lot; H. 10 'ready and delayed 1 ■t prefs V M. Cement m $1.80 (ready and delaved>;217 words
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Article100 1959-01-10 9 R.1. -India Trade Pact Extended JAKARTA. Jan. 9 (UPI).— Indonesia's tiade agreement 'vvith India has been extended until June 30, 1959. Letters extending the vali- j dity of the agreement wertl exchanged by the Indian Ambassador to Jakarta and the Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affair?. Under the100 words
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Article101 1959-01-10 9 SINGAPORE Crureie Prodic« Exchange noon c'o c mg prices per picul ye«rerriay were Copra Dec-Jan. $4fi buyers; $41 se'.lers; coconut oil in bu'.k $63| sellers in drums $65 sellers; Muntok white pepper $129 sellers; Sarawak white SI2R sellers; Special Sarawak black $71. Singapore Copra Assrciation closing pri.>s fnir merchantable101 words
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Article49 1959-01-10 9 HONGKONG. Jan. 9 (Reu- ter). Low priced furniture from Communist China backed by high-class salesmanship is causing concern to Hongkong furniture makers. Imports of mainland furniture from places like Shanghai and Wuhan are on the increase, at prices which are '.ed in local trade circles elow cost.49 words
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Article390 1959-01-10 9 Rubber THE feature of the week on the Singapore rubber market has again been the steady purchasing for Russian account, which has continued unabated, says Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co. Ltds report. Interest has now been spread over all grades of 6heet, but with 2390 words
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Article129 1959-01-10 9 Price Gains 1/4 Cent RUBBER gained a quarter cent yesterday on the Singapore market, to close at B*'-"i 'Bc. per Ib. for International fir>t grade January shipment, mainly due to good buying interest. The apparent disinterest by overseas market had little effect here. Coverings for Russian accounts continued, and the129 words
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Article104 1959-01-10 9 TOKYO. Jan. 9 (Reuter) Mr. Aiichiro Fujiyama, Japanese Foreign Minister, would probably ask Dr. Julius Raab, Austrian Chancellor, to withdraw Austria's invocation of the "escape clause" of the General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) against Japan, a spokesman for the Japanese Foreign Ministry said today.104 words
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Article159 1959-01-10 9 OUTER ROADS San Roberto. Lapaz. Eastern Lucky, Shunfar. Steel Flyer, Tokai Maru. Masan Ho. Denal, <-.varpenhondp. Gemma Geor^io. ;Kian, Seik a Maru, PleacanntviHe, Mui Heng. Vaiery Chkalov, Hoegh Silvermnnn Herkules, Tipondok. Bereb-^re. Tong Yick, Hai Lee, Snoho Maru, RoAena, Skan An. Vern. Wing On, Inrhki'.da. Sleiter. Lokan,159 words
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Article52 1959-01-10 9 JAKARTA, Jan. 9 (Reuter) Antara News Agency reported discussions are now underway between government officials on the building of a manganese defining Dlant in Jogjakarta Central Java The agency said the Japanese Mitsibushi Company had offered to supply machinery for the plant. Indonesia's manganese if at present52 words
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Article48 1959-01-10 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Production of tin in the Federation last year dropped by over 13.000 long tons compared with the previous year's amount, latest statistics revealed today. Total production up to November last year amounted to 35.728 tons. It was (53.995 tons in 1957 >48 words
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124 1959-01-10 9 £2 1/2 m. Works Contract For U.K. Firm A CONTRACT valued at £21 mil. sterling foe the supply and installation of overhead electrical equipment for the Indian Railway Board has been received by the British Insulated Callenders Cables Limited. Announcing this recently a spoke>man for the Company said that it124 words
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Article32 1959-01-10 9 COTTON IMPORTS into the United Kingdom during the l!)")7-58 season (August-July) were 1.450,000 bales (300 pounds gross), a decline of 18 per cent from imports of 1,773,000 bales in 1956-57.32 words
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Article, Illustration98 1959-01-10 9 THE newest arrival on the detergent market in Singapore is "Red Top," manufactured in America by the Monsanto Chemical Company. The concentrated detergent, it is claimed, helps housewives save time and work by its quick results. One teaspoonful to a bucket of water is needed for98 words
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Article142 1959-01-10 9 BRITAIN'S second largest customer for farm tractors and spares is now the United States. During 1958 America was buying them at a rate of nearly £6J mil. worth, compared with a little over £2 mil. last year, said the Agricultural Engineers' Association, in a statement in142 words
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Article24 1959-01-10 9 PENANCJ. Fri The Province Wellesley Malay Traders' Asso-iation wi.i hold it? annual general mooting at Sungei Rambai Ma av School, Bukit Mertaiam, tomorrow24 words
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Article248 1959-01-10 9 BRITAIN'S Textile Show, which comprises three specialised trade fairs, under one roof the National Men's and Boys' Trade Fair, the National Household Textiles and Soft Furnishings Fair and the National Carpet, Linoleum and Floor Covering Fair opens at Earls Court on Feb 2'\ Within each248 words
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Article, Illustration381 1959-01-10 9 TUN LIM OPENS BANKS $1.5 m. COLD STORE IN S'PORE THE FIRST refrigerated godown in Singapore, built- and operated by a bank, was declared open yesterday by the Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock. It is the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation's new $1,500,000 refrigerated store in Siak Street, Singapore. Tun Lim,381 words
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Article, Illustration107 1959-01-10 9 TWO Japanese rice experts are helping the Malayan government to improve rice production. The experts are Professor Yutaka Yamakawa and Mr. Mutsuo Moriya. Early this week. they visited the padi experimental station at Rukit Merah, in central district of Province Wellesley. Thev were shown the strains107 words
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319 1959-01-10 9 A COMPREHENSIVE range of equipment designed to produce at any desired interval laboratory-size samples of such diverse materials as coal and coke, ores, fertilisers, seeds and sugars, has been produced by a British firm. Four years of development and practical experience have gone into319 words
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Advertisement189 1959-01-10 9 1 jE| v^ERETT ORIENT LINE /V3f Sport PS hom Penong Gdn. 40/41 'ORtVIRE^T 27 Jon 26 Jon 24 Jon I RonQr r\ Chitragcng, Calcutta. [NE VERE 15 j a n 19Jon jrIICVERE r" 2 Feb 5 Feb 6 Feb JbPm EVERETT STAR LINE f^S^ w on Qt c 'ng, Japan.189 words
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Advertisement147 1959-01-10 9 OCBC now offers the book that makes saving at home easy! Children can now easily learn how to save at home. Five, ten, twenty and fifty cent pieces soon mount up when they use OCBC's latest savings device. This home safe is strongly made of copper plated steel and is147 words
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Article1365 1959-01-10 10 RACE It 2.15 p.m.-Class 5, Div. 4-6 Furs. 1. 9*oB** ENTERTAINER II 3v <5 0O > POSNER DONNELLY Shaw StaMa 2. *****9 EXHIBITOR II 3v 813 BOUCOURE MARTIN S^aw Stabl* 3. *****5 KAIS-ERINE II 6v Sl2 BARRATT E VAN B'KELEN S N.T Kongsl 4. *****- STOREKEEPER 5v 8.11 SOAIDI1,365 words
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311 1959-01-10 10 SCRUTINEER - Distance W eight Ate In Her Favour DANGER IS TIME TO WIN SCRUTINEER By AGNES SLIPPER, a rapidly improving five-year-old by His 31ipper is mv best bet of the day in the main 9 furlongs (Race 6) handicap for Class 3. Division One horses at Ipoh this afternoon, opening day311 words
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Article186 1959-01-10 10 GOING: Expected To Be GOOD RACE ONE Prize Fntry is the form horse to back in this weak field. Arthur Ward has been engaged to ride him. With this rider handling him he should readily beat the opposition. At the last Ipoh meeting the Pink Flower six-year-old ran Pulot Itam186 words
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Article225 1959-01-10 10 Pulot Itam Should Take This RACE TWO PULOT ITAM Pulot ltam appear* as the winner in this 6f handicap for Class 5. Division 3 performers. He lost no marks in his Penang effort when second to the up-and-coming Movie House II over the six. He has been sent down a225 words
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392 1959-01-10 10 PUNTER'S DELIGHT (1-2-4-1-2 A GOOD THING PINTER S DELIGHT II has been a model of consistency and should make a safe each-wav proposition in the 3.45 p.m.. the 9 furlongs event for horses Class 3, Division Two despite top weight of 9.0. His form figures for the last five runs392 words
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240 1959-01-10 10 WINDSOR II DESERVES WINNING BREAK RACE THRU WINDSOR II Windsor II put up two splendid showings at the Ipoh November meeting and deserves a winning break. The Irish-bred gelding was a s.rong-finishing third te Pepper Dealer over 7f. and in his second run he finished a close-up fourth to Technicolor240 words
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Article35 1959-01-10 10 n 1 ust mis roir BIG SW*^ THE Bif T n* held on I. .yj?' forecast tot, ir^a races 4 and > .n^- th ar REDIFFViSS, RK.DIH p la hr«Mdr« I™ 11 lOOlt* t.irirs listrnor35 words
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Article47 1959-01-10 10 I. r*m iNrir K«i\rrm r wol< Com Schol T »lc«» Ws 4. njNTIR s OfLICHT II C a* Ch.nt fuf 81 0 Amour 5 STtATOSrHuT" C D*«( Ul€f 6. ACNIS n«** Tnh« t, mi e th T. TICMNICCI A.I, |un« Bi. lcnjj t. cun i ler.47 words
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Article70 1959-01-10 10 OK. TECHS he e He V l the fli >c j slon Or ni Theli it< won thf ICJ and r thor T an i OY< y^ mon' an 1 lei win Al m tt.p L-h <*< fj JUNE Jun. one s. h 'A m po on 01 Crx70 words
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Article157 1959-01-10 10 RACE EICHT Movie Fan, (iun Kunnrr and Movie House II will probably dominate the betting and the finish of the last event, the 6 furs, race for Class 5, Division One horses. GUN RUNNER My pick is Gun Runner who showed definite promise in hi*157 words
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Article609 1959-01-10 11 Openers Fail But Swetman, Cowdrey |SStop Landslide imsv\ Jan. 9 (Reuter) England s batsmen I l for six wickets on the opening day of the I" Australia here a score which In Editions could lay the basis for a flehtine B>f ictory. Hi. 'xn down in the ■h series,609 words
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Article164 1959-01-10 11 ENGLAND IST INNINGS i T. B. Bailev Ibw b Meckiff R c A. Milton c Merkiff b Davidson 8 1 1 I F. W. Braveney c Harvey b Benaud 33 P. B. H. r XT.irkay b Slater 42 Jill Coudrev c Harvey b Benaud 34 It A^164 words
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Article245 1959-01-10 11 fR5^kl>IRS completed their first round of the Hockey Association "Under 23" league cornI ,t! B with a fine three-nil victory over the Harle- on th. s.R.c. Padang yesterday. '♦v.^^ 1 8 r w ocon d I 'i£ aE^ 0 ,ahIc with six *n« Rawhides u k-*4 x have a245 words
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Article55 1959-01-10 11 UEADQLARTEKS Singapore Base District entered the semi final of the FARELF hockey competition (Singapore Zone) when they eliminated HQ Royal Army Service Corps School 4 o at TangHn yesterday A feature Of the match was =i fine hattnek by Erie Smith who helped hu sid* to take a55 words
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Article, Illustration79 1959-01-10 11 JAPAN 1. V. Furukawa 2. R. Hiraki 3. Y. Takamorl 4. H. Sato 5. M Ozawa 6. M. Kamata 7. H. Ninomiya 8. M. Watanabe 9. S. Kawabuchl 10. K. Sasaki 11. A. Kitaguchi. SINGAPORE 1. Moktar bin Tabrl 2. Lee Wan Chin 3. Matmoon 4.79 words
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Article, Illustration544 1959-01-10 11 FRANCIS BOEY - JAPANESE MAKE SOCCER HISTORY FRANCIS BOEY Jafanßesar Stadium And They'll Take Field Favourites To Beat Spore By JAPAN'S national football team, making: history this evening at Jalan Besar Stadium by being the first Japanese to play in the Colony, are determined to 'show improvement.' In the words ot team leader,544 words
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250 1959-01-10 11 'Asian Team May Win World Cup Some Day' Ichida DR. S. ICHIDA, team leader of the Japanese national soccer team now in Singapore, yesterday predicted that an Asian country would one day win the much coveted World Cup trophy. Dr. Lhida based his argu- ment on the standard of soccer250 words
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Article77 1959-01-10 11 KUALA LUMPUR Fn- Th« following will represent th» Federation of Malay* Po«Ul soccer XI against th» Mala:- an Rail vajn a the TP C A Radium Princes R<v<d. t<">mr>rr<>mf evening A John T K Putt C Kaitratnam. Abdul Latiff bin Sal'.m, James Wona Mustafa bin B»*rl77 words
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Article194 1959-01-10 11 Playfair Surprise Rawhides RAWHIDES yielded their unbeaten record when they went down by two goals to nil to Playfair in the SHA Under 23 years league match on the Ceylon Sports Club ground yesterday. Rawhides who are favourites to become the champions in the competition, are still leadins in the194 words
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Article167 1959-01-10 11 SINGAPORE SOCCER Singapore vs. Japan.. Jalan Besar 5.15 p.m. Gymkhana Sports Club Vt. Alexandra S.C. Jalan Besar 4 p.m. Jollilads Vs. RE. ME. GeyJang. Malay Junior League Armada Malays vs. Pcrhimponan Setia. M.F.A. ground. H O C K E Y— Under 23 League David's Team vs. Coutt's Team,167 words
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76 1959-01-10 11 S'gor Police Whip The Signals 13-0 KUALA LUMPUR Mi—fceian?or Combined Police, field. nz their best side, trounced Royal Signals (Malaya) 13-0 in a hockey match on the Federal Police Depot grouna today The Royal Signals played without the services of four of fhe:r refularg and were down "7-0 at half-time.76 words
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Article60 1959-01-10 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—Sontill Railway Recreation Club completed their division two leaeue hockey fixtures with a hard-earned 2-1 win over Chartrrrd Bank Sports Club at the Princes Roar; stadium today Sentul led 1-0 at half-time Inside left Jean Aime netted both goals for Sentul wh le rent re forward60 words
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WORLD NEWS
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359 1959-01-10 12 Churchill is to blame for cold war Mikoyan DETROIT. Jan. 9 (Reuter) The Soviet Deputy Premier, Mr. Anastas Mikoyan. last night accused Sir Winston Churchill of beginning the cold war almost 13 years ago. He told a group of too American industrial leaders at the headquarters of the Ford Motor359 words
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Article, Illustration78 1959-01-10 12 Governor's term is extended THE Queen has approved the further extension of the term of Sir Anthony Abell. popular Governor and Com-mander-in-Chief, Sarawak, for another six months. This is the second time that Sir Anthony's term has been extended. He was appointed Governor of Sarawak in 1950. When h»s term78 words
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Article61 1959-01-10 12 TOKYO, Jan. 9 (Reuter) Japanese police today announced that 21 political party workers have been arrested for engaging in preelection campaigns for the forthcoming provincial and national elections. Under Japanese law. politicians and their supporters must wait until the election date has been officially announced before61 words
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254 1959-01-10 12 Tunku's 'Club' Will Qust Communists JAKARTA, Jan. 9 (UPD Indonesia State Minister, Professor Muhammad Yamin, said yesterday the realization of the pan-Malayan nations' idea among the Philippines, Malaya and Indonesia would give a "certain political pattern" to the 20th century. PIA News Agency reported from Jakarta. PIA. in a broadcast254 words
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Article51 1959-01-10 12 BOSWELL, Oklahoma Jan 9 (UPl)— Fire swept the fourroom frame house of a (Negro) farm family here early yesterday and authorities estimated 16 people were killed— l2 of them children. The father, Booker Gardt ei 45, was away on a coon-hunt-ing trip with two51 words
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Article332 1959-01-10 12 Nasser to return property seized during the Suez crisis CAIRO, Jan. 9, (Reuter) Britain has told Mr. Eugene Black, World Bank President, that she has agreed to a settlement of Anglo-Egyptian differences, the Egyptian Ministry of Economy said here today. Mr Colin Crowe of the332 words
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NEWSBRIEFS
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Article232 1959-01-10 12 LONDON, Jan. 9, (Rcuter.) The Duke of Edinburgh may pilot his own aircraft while in Borneo in the course of his Far Eastern tour next month. Buckingham Palace said today. A Palace Press officer, questioned about a report to this etTect. said there would232 words
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165 1959-01-10 12 JAKARTA, Jan. 9 (Rcuter) The final blueprint for President Soekarno's guided democracy programme for Indonesia is expected to be laid down at a series of meetings between army, government and Parliamentary chiefs next week The meetings are expected to decide: Whether the Parliament will165 words
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Article22 1959-01-10 12 MORE than a million people visited the 16th annual exhibition of Hongkong products which closed at Hongkong last night. (Reuters22 words
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Article, Illustration53 1959-01-10 12 Mikoyan Dulles THIS IPI radio picture shows Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan with Secretary of Stat?. John Foster I Dulles, after their meetin? in Wrvshinston. Mikoyan is on a twomonth unofficial tour of the I'.S. There is speculation that he may be bringing a Soviet proposal for easing;53 words
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Article129 1959-01-10 12 FRENCH CABINET CHOSEN PARIS. Jan. 9 (Reutcr) M. Michel Derbe. who was appointed Prime Minister by President de Gaulle, last night named his cabinet. Eighteen of the cabinet members served under General de Gaulle when he was Premier. The full cabinet will be presented to the National Assembly on Thursday.129 words
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Article123 1959-01-10 12 5-YEAR PLAN FOR RICE PRODUCTION u/\xv^\ni/\, Jan. y (Keuter). The Indonesian Agricultural Ministry has proposed a fiveyear plan to U-ing tidal lands in Sumatra and Borneo under rice production. The plan also calLs for extensive irrigation of rice fields which are now unirrigated. The Agricultural Ministry's proposal, details of which123 words
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217 1959-01-10 12 SEATO Will Help If Laos Is Attacked BANGKOK, Jan. 9 (UPD— The South-east Asia Treaty Organization will extend assistance to Laos if she requests it, or if she is a victim of aggression, Visut Af.hayuk, Foreign Affairs Adviser to the ruling Thai Revolutionary Party, said yesterday. Atthayuk was commenting on217 words
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Article, Illustration102 1959-01-10 12 'The Small World' Safe Sound Picture. THE FOUR members of "The Small World'' wave wildly to the crowds that wait for their arrival on Jan. 6 at Crane. Barbados, from Tenerife in the Canary Islands. From left are: Arnold "Bushy" Eiloart, 51 year old skipper. Rosemary Mudie, 30. wife ofUPI - 102 words
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Article74 1959-01-10 12 BELGRADE, Jan 9 (Reuter) The United States is to lend Yugoslavia up to $70,000,000 (Malayan) to finance a nitrogen fertiliser plant once promised but later withheld by the Soviet Union the United States embassy announced yesterday. An agreement on the loan from the American Development Loan74 words
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Article, Illustration50 1959-01-10 12 phut.i Search On For 500 Rigfcly SHARING the spotlight uith lt.il. in uina Lollobrigida. comedian Boh Hop< during a recent filming in M a d r i <i < ske.ch for Hopes next NBC -TV thow on a holiday entertainment tour for \m.. v vicem n n stationed overseas-UPI - 50 words
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Article282 1959-01-10 12 HAVANA. Jan 3. (IPI) Fidel < p" tionary forces launched a determined v, 500 rifles and ammunition believed stolen "revolutionary directorate" in a challn authority. ClttTO hlwtftlf. ;n a Twohour radio .speech from army headquarter^ at Camp CoJumbia. promised to exhaust rvcry eflor. to reeovrr the stolen arms. He282 words
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Article60 1959-01-10 12 new *O1 a youn without K will bo lv W mnrr Sr t I n.imi'd M M ifO v 1 Japan i3( S;x tran.^f. r m Force b I He pro,; hn m in wit] vai way VS c-.in< nc>ci a letter i "I'm so n be I M60 words
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Advertisement64 1959-01-10 12 JV DAYS ONLY GRAND NEW YEAR Q CHEAP SALE fl Great reduction in prices V i of all well-known watches and clocks. Prices are cheaper by 10 /f] to 30% than before. Marked prices on all goods ore nett. Inspection invited. Js^ Don't miss this wonderful opportunity. Wide variety of64 words
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