Singapore Standard, 18 February 1959
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Title Section23 1959-02-18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** 5 Coble "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1959. Vol. IX No. 230. 15 ets. 14 Pages f<^___ (FINAL EDITION)23 words
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Article, Illustration298 1959-02-18 1 MCA: WIPE OUT EXTREMISTS Tunku 9 s Colon tl noils aid pledge is hailed PRESIDENT of the Singapore branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr. Wong Foo Nam, yesterday welcomed pledges of help and co-operation from Federation Premier Tunku Abdul Rahman and MCA headquarters and said they had given new298 words
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316 1959-02-18 1 PENANG, Tucs. Members of the Secret Society Branch of the Police, led by the Officer-in-Charge, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Kassim Aziz, ft red two SfHjPtVTfr tfl&i\\t Wftefi "als'6_t Ta Chinese, believed to be members of "Cell 20" gang, advanced to316 words
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Article122 1959-02-18 1 $270,000 gold bar robbery MANILA, Feb. 17 (UPI) A native gold prospector has reported to the police authorities of Baguio city, two hundred miles north of here, that he was robbed of 12 gold bars worth $270,000 (Malayan). Robert Dimas, 32. said a man and a woman who posed as122 words
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Article, Illustration70 1959-02-18 1 BACK from carnival celebrations in Rio de Janeiro which included an unrehearsed "strip to the waist" act when she was mobbed by her fans, actress Jayne Mansfield points to some of her bruises on arrival at New York's international airport. Jayne lightly dismissed the incident asUPI - 70 words
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193 1959-02-18 1 WILLYS Motor Works in Lavender Street, Singapore yesterday sacked two workers and put the rest of its 24 employees on daily pay. The two are the president and secretary respectively of the Willys Motor Works Employees Union, which is a branch of193 words
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Article288 1959-02-18 1 SINGAPORE POLICE have yet to establish the motive for the brutal slayins of Colony broker, Lee Bok Low. 31. whose mutilated body was found in a locked untenanted house in Lorong 32 on Monday afternoon. Lee had a bullet wound in the rr.ht chest and288 words
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Article261 1959-02-18 1 Free travelling over Europe for Malayans within this year KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Federation Government has just concluded bilateral agreements with the Netherlands and West Germany for mutual abolition of visas for their nationals travelling to each other's countries. Negotiations for similar agreements with261 words
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657 1959-02-18 1 SIT flats for kampong fire victims Rent-free for 3 months SINGAPORE Government will house the 998 Kampong Tiong Bahru families rent tret* for three months in S.I.T. flats at Kallang. This was disclosed by the Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, at a Press conference yesterday. Tun Lim then announced657 words
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353 1959-02-18 2 PROSECUTION WITNESSES ARE TREATED AS HOSTILE Dud citizen papers case KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Prosecution witnesses at the trial of 40-year-old professional letter-writer. Choi Choy, charged with having forged citizenship certificates, were today treated as "hostile" witnesses h\ Sessions Court President, Tuan Sheikh Abdul Rahman The Court took this action following353 words
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227 1959-02-18 2 HELD IN BRIBE CASE, 'TEC MADE A CORPORAL FOR TEN YEARS. Singapore detective Teo Kim Wah of the Secret Soeietics Branch, C.1.D., worked without promotion. Then shortly nftcr he was arres'Prl in connection with a bribery < a c e last August, he was made a corporal. Tills wa *.x'.r\227 words
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Advertisement274 1959-02-18 2 TENDER NOTICES PETALING JAYA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION TENDERS will be received at the Office of the Administrator, Petaling Jaya up to 3.00 p.m. on 25th February, 1959 for the Construction of Main Drain Section 12. Petaling Jaya. Specifications and form of tender may be obtained from the Town Engineer. Petaling Jaya.274 words
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Advertisement572 1959-02-18 2 D. I. D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the Senior Mechanical Engineer. Drainage and Irrigation. Federal Workshop. Lahat Lane. Ipoh up to .'LOO p.m. on Tuesday 3rd March 1959 for the purchase of 2 No. unserviceable Fowler Challenger Tractors. Full particulars may be obtained from the above mentioned572 words
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Advertisement65 1959-02-18 2 i 1000 THRILL M RAW YOUTH IN A RAW LAND «^C A monumental adveoM« of w,,d ,ove —^<,ji___^^s brawlinq p****** fl 4___ R^___T. mmM mmnimnX Qtttom Af _P>^__D rf A _e> vKXeni ,1 *_r '__1 _M I Jfl _SH __J^l k^ /H #__d___^ p^ 1 _H**rrr_-_ mm^MM\ _________L'*^__rMßk^^^^^Bßß^^^T^_T^^^^_^^_ir^^^F I^l ll65 words
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Article450 1959-02-18 3 ■Al SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD February 18. 1959 IE flow of assistance, in cash and kind, for the the victims of the disastrous fire that raxed les of nearly 1,000 families in Kampong jjonl B.ihru and made almost 10,000 persons homeiess. Cirtnot but evoke admiration. The response f450 words
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Article348 1959-02-18 3 SHE long dispute in which Britain has been d over the future of Cyprus appears to be »g final settlement. The turbulent figure of Archbishop Makarios, appearing on the scene of the Hbsions that have been going on between the Ih Governor, Sir Hugh Foot, and the348 words
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Article53 1959-02-18 3 U. Urn Jeck Kim Road. bpore I p 0 Box No 1563 Cables -HCERNEWS W LUMPiip ***** (5 lines) All department* UK> Ch,na Insurance 8ld«. 174 Batu «d H- 'one 6HJ66 B r 9i Cowan bt lei 3829 ".th St rel; 4G55 K^ yUA Bukit China53 words
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837 1959-02-18 3 FRASER WIGHTON - JOBLESS: A Political Issue In Britain FRASER WIGHTON by_ LONDON jpOR the first time in 20 years, unemployment has become a major political issue in Britain, with 620,000 workers at the moment without jobs. Politicians believe Conservatives chances of retaining power in the general election forecast for Autumn may hinge837 words
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Article1012 1959-02-18 3 ROBERT STEPHENS - Policy Change In Middle East ROBERT STEPHENS by LONDON gRITAIN'S willingness to relinquish full or partial sovereignty over Cyprus implied in the Greek and Turkish agreement on an independent status for the island reflects a change in British policy in the Middle East. Other signs that gradually British policy i.s1,012 words
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Article387 1959-02-18 3 The funku's Resignation Sir, I have read with much interest your recent editorial under the above heading. Tunku Abdul Rahman is more to us than a political leader. He is truly the "Father of the Nation." To be known as the father of one's country is387 words
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Article331 1959-02-18 3 ARCHAEOLOGISTS in the South-east China province of Fukien, have recently unearthed remains of ancient dynasties dating back to the period between 260 B.C. (Before Christ) and 164 A.D. (After Christ). According to the New China News Agency, settlements of the new stone age have also been331 words
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Article, Illustration391 1959-02-18 3 the NEWS as it strikes me matter how intelligent a man s or is considered to he hy hu fellows, there comes a time when he disproves it b v hi s action* and conduct and must shoulder the blame for whatever the consequences. We have known of such instances391 words
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Article, Illustration349 1959-02-18 4 THAT M GIFT: CALL A PROBE PAP CHIEF Was taxman's query stopped, Mr. Lee will ask in Assembly THE People's Action Party is not satisfied with the denial that the Singapore People's Alliance had received monetary aid from the L'nited States. The allegation, flrst made by party chairman, Dr. Toh349 words
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Article37 1959-02-18 4 PENANG, Tues.— The annual state convention rf the Territorial Association of the Wo:r,cn'> Institutes and Itl four women's institutes will he he;d at 3 p.nv on Fridav. Feb. 27 at the Hhek Association. Burmah Road.37 words
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198 1959-02-18 4 THE permanent secretary to the Labour Ministry. Mr. L. C. Goh. yesterday said that the British Service Establishments in Singapore not only afforded employment to 40.000 civilians but aL>o gave many of tb?m valuable technical training. Ke pointed out that the services198 words
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160 1959-02-18 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Certain areas in Kuala Lumpur will have water supply onlv at night, due to water shortage caused by the dry spell. In a statement today, thc Selangor Government warned that although it will endeavour to supplv water at least for160 words
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Article143 1959-02-18 4 Inquiry Commission Demand of New York, said that his bank was not mvo.ved in any income tax investigations, but I said that investigations had been initiated and were stopped. "Mr. Neweu said no person in ihe Singapore Government, now nas such an account but he did not say that no143 words
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133 1959-02-18 4 DON'T PRINT STRIP-TEASE PIX MCA PLEA TO PRESS PENANG, Tues.— The cultural, women's and youth sections of the Penang MCA Branch last night decided to request the Press not to publish news on strip-tease shows and strip-tease pictures, and to reject such advertisements. The meeting also resolved to request headmasters133 words
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Article93 1959-02-18 4 REMINDER FOR MECCA PILGRIMS federation pilgrims to Mecca who have already been issued with passes for the first sailing of the Anking leaving Singapore on Feb. '26 are reminded that their passes must he forwarded to the Federation P.'gnms' Oft: er. Chief Secretary's office. Empress P'nre. Singapore, not !a>r than93 words
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402 1959-02-18 4 Tunku may help to pick Malacca's Chief Minister MALACCA, Tues. UMNO President Tunku Abdul Rahman is expected to visit here early next month with the principal task of helping to pick the next Chief Minister of Malacca, in the event of the Alliance winning a majority in the June State402 words
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Article388 1959-02-18 4 DR. LIM Tav ni THE most urgent task of the new Singapore govcrnm.,,, DI a high rate of economic development and expansion, to enM.r, I I living not only for the existing population but also for the r be added each year. papu, ft Dr Lim Tay Boh, Dean388 words
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126 1959-02-18 4 You can have a close look at Comet 4 A BOAC Comet 4 jet airliner will land at Paya Lebar airport in Singapore today in the course of a second Far Eastern proving flight. The Comet is d;e at 1.38 pm. from Hongkong. It wi 1 leave for Kua'a Lumpur126 words
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Article, Illustration45 1959-02-18 4 GOVERNMENT of the F »C many, through its Consul-. g* Koehrrke. handed a gift of $U U< I I L 1 hrek« gift fr u 'he SI I 0 1 Tun Lim i I r 5 :.;*M I "Tl J -I I S at45 words
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Article99 1959-02-18 4 gan Hen man of Am to-day convicted jn S pore court on tw attempting to t oi Market Street on I year. Thr tg and L..:.f M< hamed iim, told \r ap pr-a -hed them ahn on Dec. 2l money from them. He i99 words
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Article, Illustration76 1959-02-18 4 PRETTY Mitt rai Shek Shek. 20. a sn'csgirl of S> ma Medical Co. a restant for the "Miss stUution" contest m Snigaporm, Votng will begin fftrntt I to March 1 Purchasers of tickets u-i be given na'lot papers and they drop their ;tl t( pn 7-nq76 words
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Article44 1959-02-18 4 f SIX. I be>- I cui- I I I I Kni B I Hun. wh I Ku nfl Y«mc i Kwal Tuck C and M I Bl Th.« I in mov< n Chln< i th» I Ch. I cent. t J Singap t44 words
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Article, Illustration73 1959-02-18 4 FOUR members of the Nanyang University Commission were last night entertained to a cocktail partv by the University's Executive Council. The Commission begins its sittings today. Standardpic shows: The four mcmberi at the party In the University's library. Thev are (from left): Dr Chien Shih-liang of73 words
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Advertisement133 1959-02-18 4 IJ I 1 f j rOK Tne MODERN AGE i^^tfw ;< Dealing with a bunch of healthy, mischievous youngsters is no easy task for the conscientious teacher. O THE STRESS and STRAIN Parents have entrusted their children to her during these nf Mnn r. RX IPir all-important, formative years hers133 words
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Article94 1959-02-18 5 |>f Singapore's els may only 20 cents a unit and .six cents the City Coun--5 a standing ccision on Feb. Utilities Cornhearing an li ol the ng charged mil a.l round, 20 cents tiling and p< rwer. decision it. d to the full n Feb. 27 Lon. s have94 words
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Article77 1959-02-18 5 I ore Hans yesterday hit it would be underprivileged tour of the Exposition on ren, from the Harbour Board Town and the Mission Home. IGS minutes in e the sights of >n. f, the Club will flren a treat a: ier<\ boidcs the 1 food and drinks, they be77 words
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Article62 1959-02-18 5 FILM STARS FOR THE EXPOSITION !ar. Salmah Ahmad comedian, Wahid of Cathay-Keris make personel apt the Cathay Orstall at the Sinistitution Exposilay at 8 p.m. distribute their to fans as well as -ouvenirs. 32 students from [i titution yesteri a conducted tour ?nt pavilion in the \T students who 4:\62 words
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Article59 1959-02-18 5 35,000 FOR LOSS OF RIGHT LEG lER English school Jit Lee. who had eg amputated the knee follower accident, was 0 by Mr. Justhe Singapore yesterday. made in, driver of a ■Judge in makheld that the entirely due to I was told was **m Aljunied Road >per Aljunied Road W59 words
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Article27 1959-02-18 5 I police are owner of a roi i, which junction of tJ -tm Roads on "MLY" are The I to contact if* ol Orchard Le station.27 words
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Article, Illustration321 1959-02-18 5 Bid by rebeis to take over was a flop-RI envoy On his way to New York FORMER Indonesian Prime Minister, Dr. Ali Sastroamidjojo. said In Singapore yesterday that the rebels had lost their "war" because they depended too much on foreign support. He added that the revolutionary war against theStandardpic - 321 words
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278 1959-02-18 5 Non-Govt. teachers can enter politics if... KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Non- Government *eachers may .still engage In legitimate political activities provided such activity does not interfere with ihe full performance of their duties as teachers and provided any p ol i t i c a 1 activities they undertake are done278 words
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Article48 1959-02-18 5 ALOR STAR, Tues.— Tunku Ahmad Nerang, son of Premier Tunku Abdul Rahman, will wed Che Sharifah Nor Azah hinte Syed Omar Shahabudin, here on Feb. 26. The heads of all foreign missions in Malaya and Cabinet Ministers ar e expected to attend the ceremony.48 words
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223 1959-02-18 5 WHEN a self-styled representative of the Mayor of Singapore spent four hours trying to convince the villagers of Ulu Pandan Road that he was collect ng donations for building a school for the under-privileged they asked him lots of questions. vuegea, As a result, the223 words
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Article117 1959-02-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Federation Government today thanked Queen Elizabeth II for offering one of her palaces. the Marlborough House, for use as Commonwealth Centre. At the meeting of Commonwealth Finance Ministers in Montreal last September, attended by Federation Finance Minister, Mr. H. S.117 words
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Article, Illustration187 1959-02-18 5 THE new regimen lal Colours of the Ist Battalion, the 22nd Cheshire Regiment was trooped at Semarang Barracks, Singapore yesterday as part of the h. it al. on's Meeanee Day celebrations. Two-hundred -sixty-eight officers and men of the battalion dressed in white marched pastStandardpic - 187 words
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92 1959-02-18 5 ALOR STAR. Tues. The following foreign dignitaries and their wives will attend the installation ceremony of Kedah's new Sultan on Friday. The High Commissioners of the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, India, Pakistan, Ceylon and New Zealand. Ambassadors: Indonesia, the United States, France, Germanv and92 words
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260 1959-02-18 5 CITY COUNCIL MEN CRY: OVERWORKED! We're forced to carry on with SO men short Health workers THE Singapore City Council Health Department Workers' Union recentlv complained to the Chief Administrative Officer that its members were being overworked due to shortage of staff. The Union alleged that, though the Health Department260 words
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208 1959-02-18 5 JENNY LEE - Calvert Show is top class entertainment JENNY LEE By Impressive debut JOHN CALVERT and his star-studded troupe lived up to their internationally known reputation as top entertainers when they made their debut at Singapore's Sky Theatre last ni_ht. For a full 120 minutes. John and his score of artistes gave208 words
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Article257 1959-02-18 5 Appeal dismissed: Farmer to die PENANG, Tucs. A woman who received some poison from a farmer thought it was medicine and mixed it up in a banana pudding and gave it to her husband. He ate it and died the following day, the Federation Court of Appeal was told today.257 words
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Article110 1959-02-18 5 Help win elections Razak KUANTAN. Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dato Abdul Razak and Minister for Transport. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib. at the UMNO annual general meeting of the Kuantan division yesterday stressed that the Alliance Government had fulfilled all its promises as stated in its manifesto. The Dato110 words
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Article56 1959-02-18 5 FOLLOWING are the winning numbers of the lottery sponsored b v the Singapore Sree Narayana Mission recently First; No. *****. second; *****; and two third prizes ***** and *****, Consolation prizes: *****. *****, ***** *****, *****, *****, IHRB4 *****, *****, *****, 15K57 *****, *****, *****. *****.56 words
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Advertisement163 1959-02-18 5 SWAN NYLON SOCKS M f t **'^lM emt° n ■*>* _.SV H r^ \o*>* __B____A, _^r^ Sole Aj'-». SI ARSON/ TRADING COMPANY /V/ SI»6»I»0UE 1 5 I 2 e a 0 I j Aly dear, i I _l Cm Tw^ I -nere s —^_--a_ ___w Jp I |no coffee like163 words
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295 1959-02-18 6 No White' status for Penang until the last Red is wiped out PENANG, Tues. Penang island, with a population of 347,838, will not enjoy the status of a "White area," until the 19 remnants of the Malayan Communist Party, who are playing hide-and-seek with security295 words
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Article, Illustration92 1959-02-18 6 RI model is mother of two AN Indonesian mother of two, a son and a daughter, flew into Singapore yesterday to join the Indonesian Batik Show troupe in the Colony. Mrs. Fnny Kusuma. the wife of an engineer in Jakarta, is 24. Her daughter is four, and her son, two.92 words
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Article109 1959-02-18 6 AN independent Assembly- man Mr. Lee Choon Eng. in a letter yesterday, asked the Ministry of Health whether Cobalt beam threapy units, successfully used for cancer treatment in Japan, were available here. Mr Lee was referring to a number of cancer cases in 1958 which the109 words
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71 1959-02-18 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues,— Two States in the Federation Johore and Negri Sembilan paid out a total of $75,852.07 in January as rewards for information leading to the capture or killing of communist terrorists A sum of 545. 702.07 was paid out in Johore. while the71 words
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Article150 1959-02-18 6 7 more schools for S'pore Malays THE Ministry of Education announced yesterday that it would build seven Malay schools to meet the urgent needs of furthering the education of Malay children in Singapore. The Ministry has also decided to build two Malay secondary schools and five Malay primary schools. This150 words
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Article43 1959-02-18 6 THE Singapore Assistant Coroner. Inche Ahmad bin Hussion, yesterday returned a misadventure verdict at the close of his inquiry into the death nf a two-year-old bov, Shaukat Ali of Telok Kurau. who died after taking some poison by mistake on Dec. 26.43 words
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Article, Illustration205 1959-02-18 6 GIVE POOR FIRE VICTIMS FREE LIGHTS, GAS AND WATER-SPA They DON'T let grass grow under their feet THE People's Alliance Councillors have asked the Singapore City Council to provide free water, gas and electricity to the Tiong Bahru fire victims for three months. Leader of the SPA in the Council,205 words
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144 1959-02-18 6 Penang Councillors come to their aid PENANG, TIES. The Mayor of Georgetown, Mr. D. S. Kamanathan. will hand over a "few hundred dollars" to the relief fund for the fin* victims of Kampong Tiong Bahru. Singapore, when he arrives in the Colony tomorrow night. The Mayor, together with City Councillors,144 words
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Article99 1959-02-18 6 GERMAN nationals who lost their pensions accruing war service and injuries under Nazi legislation have now had their rights restored under a new law passed by the Govvernment of the Federal Republic of Germany last year. Announcing this yesterday, the German Consulate General in Singapore asked99 words
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Article34 1959-02-18 6 THE Peru Government said last night that at least 20 persons died and about 30 were still missing in the Matucana Citv area due to the overflow of the Rimac River. UPI34 words
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Article132 1959-02-18 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Postmaster-General has announced that the special issue of a 10-cent postage stamp to commemorate the Installation of Sultan Halim Muazzam Shah ibni Almarhum Sultan Badlishah a s Sultan of Kedah Will be placed on sale at all post offices in the Federation132 words
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Article45 1959-02-18 6 THE following were elected office-bearers of the State Scout Council, Kelantan, recently: President, Dato Hashim bin Haji Mohamad, chairman: Inch c Nik Mohd Zain bin Haji Wan Hassan, secretary Inche M o h i n Omar and treasurer: Inche Aziz bin Talib.45 words
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268 1959-02-18 6 Fou Ts'ong— an artist of consequence Standard Music Critic FOU TS'ONG consolidated last Sunday's success with a prodigious Chopin programme in the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, last night. The highlight of the evening was an intense and personal reading of the b minor sonata. The flrst movement was free of thatV.F.D. - 268 words
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Article73 1959-02-18 6 GANG CLASH: HAWKER IS STABBED A SINGAPORE hawker was stabbed in the head last night during a gang clash at the junction of Syed Alwi. and Kampong Kapor roads Thc hawker. Lim Taw Hee, 28. was brought to hospital by a policeman. Lim's head was bleeding profusely. The rival gangsten73 words
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Article100 1959-02-18 6 SINGAPORE'S Acting Controller of Income Tax, Mr. Richard Norman Stone, 41. died of a heart attack on Monday. Mr. Stone was taken to the desk in the Incomr Tax Office in Pullerton Building. Mr. Store was token to the Genera! Hospital hut died two hours after admission. Mr100 words
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Article125 1959-02-18 6 BOYS who use catapults ..mi n urf (I m liable to prosecution hy the p. i to the Minor Offences Ordin Puh T The amendment, rclati:.- airguns, added that anvor.i **J g4 any stone or other missile prosecution j Among other think;. amended ordinance ai_M> provides that owners of125 words
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Article44 1959-02-18 6 I Mi iued no* •ate the J lIP M B MM Fl Hi H u < fio re M D r K at high sa.ri m D FI over th I are in !f I \w mrest -< K \m \m T I statcmrr* mn44 words
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Article97 1959-02-18 6 THE seventh Internet* Bazaar to raise funds for the Association for the B'ind. art be held at Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday. About 17 countries will parti ipate in the bazaar. Mrs W. W. Yung, the organizer. told The Standard. Bl a presiding at97 words
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Article88 1959-02-18 6 RAMLI bin Yahaya. 23. was yes'.erday found guilty in the Singapore Sixth Magistrate's Court on a charge of intruding upon the privacy of a woman, with :ntent to insult her modest v by peeping in:o a booth while she was in the act of changing her clothThe88 words
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279 1959-02-18 7 DUKE'S VISIT: STRONG SECURITY MEASURES Police begin a round up of known bad hats, subversive elements SINGAPORE Police have begun a "discreet" roundup of bad hats and subversives to "clean up" the City for the visit of the Duke of Edinburgh who arrives on Sundav. The Standard was reliably told279 words
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187 1959-02-18 7 MALAYAN AIRWAYS PLANES FOR MADRAS? KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Malayan Airways in their desire to improve their regional services may Inaugurate flights to Madras, The Standard learnt today. Air India International, the Indian Government's civil air arm. has already been granted landing rights in Kuala Lumpur, but the Ministrv of Transport187 words
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Article226 1959-02-18 7 Traffic Rules For Duke's Visit SPECIAL traffic regulations will be enforced tomorrow and Friday for the rehearsal of the Duke of Edinburgh's visit to Army establishments in Singapore. Following roads will be closed to traffic, other than to those taking part in the rehearsal, between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.:226 words
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Article, Illustration71 1959-02-18 7 WILLIAM Lee Siew Choon, 19. will leave for Australia shortly, to study architecture at the Golden Institute of Technology in Geelong. Wnliam. a former student of the Chung Cheng High School and the Victoria School, was a prefert a. the manager of the school magazine. He is71 words
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Article, Illustration424 1959-02-18 7 So students plan vacation tours to India, Siam, RI Collision on bridge Wanderlust hits varsity men UNIVERSITY of Malaya students, who are at present busy preparing for their examinations, have been bitten by the travel "bug," and many are looking forward to tours abroad in the forthcoming long vacation. These424 words
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Article147 1959-02-18 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 85 85i RSS. No. 1 March 85g 855 R.S.S. No. 1 April 86 BSI R S.S. No. 2 83| 84* RSS. No. 3 833 83* Tone: Quiet after steady. The tin price in Singapore147 words
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Article77 1959-02-18 7 AHMAD bin Sa'ad of Lorong Limau, pleaded not guilty in a Singapore Court yesterday to a charge of breaking i._to a building belonging to Mr. B.S. Arnold at Holland Road on Dec. 1 last year. He also pleaded not guilty to an alternative charge of dishonestly retaining77 words
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Article46 1959-02-18 7 A MISADVENTURE verdict was recorded in a Singapore Coroner's court yesterday at the close of an inquiry into the death of a clerk. Abdullah bin Ali. 20. who was killed when he was flung off a motor-cycle at the Anderson Bridge on Jan. 3.46 words
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Article103 1959-02-18 7 THE driver of the above car was seriously injured and was admitted to the General Hospital when there was a collision on Merdcka Bridge. Singapore, yesterday morning. The driver, Simon Chong Fook Thye, 36. was injured in the head and body when the car overturned. The Standard was103 words
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Article49 1959-02-18 7 KOTA BHARU. Tuc.s The following Town councillors leave here tomorrow to attend the Singapore City Council Exposition: Dato Haji Abdullah (President) and his wife Che Kamarian bintl Idris. Inche Hamid bin Haji Yacob Inche Nik Ismail bin Nik Hussein and Inche Abu Bakar bin Mohamad.49 words
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227 1959-02-18 7 GANGSTERS STAB 2 IN 3 SEPARATE ATTACKS SINGAPORE secret society gangsters were again active last night. Three clashes were reported and resulted ln two men being badly stabbed in the head The clashes took place In the Happy World. Sy*d Alwi Road and Kallang area. The flrst incident occurred at227 words
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Article60 1959-02-18 7 A irgc sale model of the proposed People's Cigarette Factory is no* on display at the Industrial Promotion Boar: stall in the Government pari it the Singapore Coi tution Exposition Also on display are models of other factories Singapore will have in the future factories for the60 words
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Miscellaneous231 1959-02-18 7 JPHj__HP|H|HH_H__— ________________________________________i MMVMHf9I|SVM|| Judo Practice fnr Seniors 5.30 AfiTj 2 W*m ___W mI_J I pm s,n Kapore Che** Cub 530 AilllAlEAZikfl I «'m' Mala y Conversational Class ■^^^^^^^^BI^H 530 p.m. Malay Civil Service ETSV^^Tt-I l x u' m Prep: std XI advanced ■IBfimfl pm New Sceneshil'teris W w AZmr Ttl231 words
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Miscellaneous183 1959-02-18 7 and News 705 A Date with i Music. 800 The News. 8.05 A Date with Music (Contd). 830 Country Ceceil. 9 00 Closs Down. English Schools Broadcasts: 900 am. Signature Tune. 903 Plavriox 923 Interval Music 9.25 Songs to Sing. 9.45 Interval Music. 9.50 Law and Order. 10 10 Close183 words
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Miscellaneous141 1959-02-18 7 REDIFFI'SION (Silver Network): 630 a.m. Sunrise Serenade. 7.00 News. 705 Rise Shine. 800 News 803 Musical Clock. 830 Country Ceile. 1.00 p.m. Strict '.y Instrumental. 1 30 News. 145 Short and Sweet. 2 M Announcer's Choice. 230 Theatre of the Air. 330 Henry Jerome Band Show. 343 Serial— "Out of141 words
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Advertisement839 1959-02-18 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel: *****/6. *****/4 132/6, Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE T. Halifax, Montreal, Boston. New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia b Culf Porte Ipore P. Sham Penang MYRMIDON 17/23 Mar 26 Mar 27/28 Mer Carriers option to proceed via other ports fo load and discharge839 words
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Advertisement1180 1959-02-18 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «e CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated In Singapore) (12 llnesl *mmT m THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SS SAILINC9 te LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS (via Sues with liberty to proceed via Panama or Capo ot Good Hope) Carriers option to proceed via other porta to1,180 words
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Advertisement1033 1959-02-18 8 I MITSUI |S LINE JAPAN LINE S'poro P.S'hom Panang Nachisan Maru ♦or Jaoan oorts 19 Feb Asakase Maru for Japan 24 Feb 21 Feb Hogurosan Mam for Japan 22 Feb Atateru Maru fpr Japan Z4 Accepting cargo for Pacific. Central and South American portt with or without transhipment at Jaoan1,033 words
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Advertisement611 1959-02-18 8 EAST ASIATIC ly, HOMEWARD SAILINGS tot Aden. P 0 .t sl Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Bremen, Hambura r_. B^^^! and Oslo. <■___■ ★"SELANDIA" is/ism h 27 H I _____MI ★"FALSTRIA" 20/».m„ IM v."SIBONGA" »>«-/^ w. t „'H y*" Calls London tor possengert. Special Express Soiling Colls M on I _I OUTWARD SAILINGS611 words
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Article, Illustration41 1959-02-18 9 *Xv< 'm^ s from <■<>%- rflfflf-t ndary schools Hpi (1 iilv visit L e K f) "f Oil" in lanvtfi i »Hon at the Visitors At Fair Stand ror thc comii rr- tiuirs Picshowg a croup flea Institution thr Area of panel41 words
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Article324 1959-02-18 9 WITH nt of the t age, "ial team of perts i the rutting of I tape begun a fie Id ission from Montreal, inad3t' Asia and Austlla I' consult with 'jrernmc on ways and i it imlining lnion flight formalies st a R, lon Chief ol *io Awatmn O324 words
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Article22 1959-02-18 9 Oil ompanj new offices in Shaw ...nd Road. ■■m opened on Saturday 11 t.n reception has heer franger *he occasion.22 words
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186 1959-02-18 9 Malayan Firms May Take Part In Paris Fair SHIP IN PORT THE forthcoming Paris International Trade Fair has attracted several enquiries trom prospective exhibitors in Malaya, the French Commercial Counsellor in Singapore, M. Oliver Piot, told The Standard yester- The fair will be held from May 1 to 18. First186 words
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Article89 1959-02-18 9 JAKARTA, Feb. 17 (Rcu er.-~Th e special autonomous territory of Jogjakarta in Central Java has introduced its own programme .o encourage foreign investment, according 'O press reports. The reports quoted regional authorities a s saying foreigners could invest in joint enterprises with the regional administration if89 words
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Article21 1959-02-18 9 India ha< decided tn a low export of manganese ciaoxide peroxide and chrome on Quota basis during ip.sB.21 words
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Article285 1959-02-18 9 Rising Strength Of Sterling. THE international posi- tion of sterling has been strengthened so much in the past two years that the British Government have now decided not to draw on the 250 million dollars worth of credit offered by the Export-Import Bank ln Washington, the U.K. Treasury announced in285 words
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Article103 1959-02-18 9 SINGAPORE Ch-rese Pro d_c# Exchange noon closing p r ice_s Der cicul yesterday were* Copra Dec. -Jan. $42£ buj-ers; $4:^ sellers; coconut oil in bulk $634 sellers in drums :>H7 sellers: Muntok white pepper $146 seller; Sarawak white SI 45 sellers; special Sarawak black 577. Singapore Copra Association closing103 words
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655 1959-02-18 9 Fair Turnover In Shares PRICE UP 1/8 CENT NOON PRICES TIN'S and rubber* vcvre very steady on the Malayan share market yesterday, wn:ie industrials were hesitant Turnovrr was fair BUSINESS DONE MALAYAN* sharebrokrr? reported the following business done yesterday F N. pref*. $4 15; Gammon $1 72. $1.73; H. Waugh655 words
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Article72 1959-02-18 9 WITH a view to establishing a regular petroleum shipping route around the Cape of Good Hope for tankers which may gauge up to foo.ooo tons, the harbour authorities of Capetown have called in French engineers from the Laboratory for Hydraulic Research in Grenoble for the planning72 words
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Article12 1959-02-18 9 RUBBER output for January vere: Kemnas 390.679 lb.; Radella 26,800 lbs.12 words
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Article256 1959-02-18 9 THE Export-Import Bank of Washington last Thursday observed completion of 25 years of operations in support of US. overseas trade. The Bank was founded on February 12. 1034, with a capitalisation of US$ll million Today it is authorised to issue outstanding loans and guarantees256 words
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287 1959-02-18 9 CZECH CHAMBER TEAM TO VISIT MALAYA Finanet* And Commerce KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Cxecho slovakian Chamber of Commerce is sending a "pilot" trade mission to Malaya to investigate the possibilities of increasing trade with this country, The Standard learnt today. A "pilot" team of businessmen is expected here ln the287 words
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Article, Illustration67 1959-02-18 9 A 30 -TON steel tank for storing oil at the Shell Company's Batu Pahat Depot, ivas successfully lifted 6J feet from the ground in a single operation lasting about one hour. Ten electri- rally controlled jacks achieved this unique lifting operation. Picture shows the tank after67 words
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Article98 1959-02-18 9 THE United States was the biggest buyer of Malayan rubber last month, according to statistics issued yesterday. Of the total of 98.115 tons exported from Malaya, 17.590 tons went to the United States. 16.708 tons to the United Kingdom. 11,533 tons to .Tapan, 6,34198 words
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Article138 1959-02-18 9 LATEST estimates of production in the Southern Hemisphere show that the total wheat production for 1958-59 (.excluding Russia and China) may reach a record figure of 146.000.000 tons compared to 134.000.000 in the previous season. This is disclosed in thc Grain Bulletin of138 words
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Article70 1959-02-18 9 JAKARTA. Feb. 17. (UPI) A business publication in Jakarta said Indonesia^ r arntags from tin exports during 1958 dropped by about 45 per cent from the previous year. Exports during 1957 earned about U.S. SlB.oiin.non but the 1958 earning declined to about US Si2,onn.nnn. The publication,70 words
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Article137 1959-02-18 9 Air France Officials Arriving AIR FRANCE regional manager for the Far Ea«- and Pacific area, Mr Rc-cer Pair.emaison, And Mr Pm ippc de la Manniere. the taltl inspector Far Ea->t. will arrive in Singapore on Friday from Sydney The tXeCllUvei will visit (apore for the f jr^r time since Air137 words
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Article66 1959-02-18 9 The new First Secretary (Commercial) *o the Indian Commission in Singapore. Mr G.J. Malik, and Mn Malik trill meet prominent businessmen at a cocktail party on Sa'.rday. Tht* party will he given by the Sorond Secretary tn the Commission, Mr. P.H. Dc«ai, and Mrs Dcsai. at66 words
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Article37 1959-02-18 9 THF. Malayan Exchange Bv ks Association made the folio r chan£o<= in its rates to merchants yesterday: Selling TT /OD rea'i French Francs— l6oBl; Begun Francs 1«11J. Italian Lire ***** Other exchange rates remain unaltered.37 words
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Advertisement182 1959-02-18 9 K§# EVERETT ORIENT LINE JTSf S'poro P.S' om Penang Pc -i^kong. Japan. WE RETT" 27 Feb 26 Feb 25 Feb pUIVERETT" 20 Mar 19 Mar 17 Mor *c loon. Chittagong, Calcutta fVERETT" 6 Mar 9 Mar 10 Mar *O|E ,PETT" m 18 Mar 21 Mar 22 Mar K4 EVERETT STAR182 words
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Advertisement77 1959-02-18 9 NOW______!■ I _____r mmmW mmmmmT^^J mmmW mmmM 4—' mi MA HONGKONG DC-GB DC-G services Fly with the East's most experienced Airline Frequent services between Mtt> specific (Iff Hong Kong, Singapore. Bangkok. Manila. Kuala Lumpur. Rangoon. M -J WW M m^ Calcutta. Saigon. Phnom Penh. V.entiane. Labuan. Kuching. with W* A77 words
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Article, Illustration869 1959-02-18 10 LIEUT.-COL. JOHN BAKER WHITE - Raid on Soviet Cruisers Failed LIEUT.-COL. JOHN BAKER WHITE THE SECRET WAR by fJAD anyone been keeping careful watch on a flat overlooking fhe Thames near Barnes Bridge one Sunday evening in mid-April, 1956, he would have noticed that the occupier of it seemed to be giving a party. Party869 words
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Article135 1959-02-18 10 PEOPLE living in Australian university cities iril. have closer contact with Asian art and culture t hia year if a propnsa 1 by the National Union of Australian University Students It carrier} nut. The ?ni?'on decided at 'ts annual council meeting at Melbourne, Victoria, to seek co-ordination135 words
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Article243 1959-02-18 10 Because Someone Forgot A Key that the man of the Soviet armed forces do read the N.T.S. leaflets, do take the risk of keeping them, do pass them on to fheir comrades. BUT THESE LEAFLETS WERE NEVER DELIVERplan was an ingenious one. To float them down on the wind with243 words
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Article, Illustration192 1959-02-18 10 TRUE TALES -The Life of President Eisenhower (4) bv VERUS WORLD WAR I When World War I broke out in Europe, the V. S. proclaimed neutrality. Then the Kaiser's navy commenced unrestricted submarine warfare and the U. S. entered the conflict to protect liberty and justice. Ike sought combat duty,192 words
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Advertisement300 1959-02-18 10 The world famous family of I TIGER medicinal products CHINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is an excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, Indigestion. Acidity; Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL J "WHAT IS YOUR "SIXTH HAPPIMESS"? Jf MISS "THE INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS" J300 words
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Miscellaneous305 1959-02-18 10 TODAVS Ql OTATION: lIRD not hr PI M no' t0 Ct nen da, of their LJ E V non" or SZlr?** ,en th.t UiU u moment! Um? which one not forgot ___P_TW^T_E^K^^P^^M -Victor L^li VA V •i^« Nov -1 rwf* 1 H^__V __T_S.^ ____.^^__T___l ->o\. Defer decisions WF.DXESDAI lOK mm305 words
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Article421 1959-02-18 11 KEN JAM.F. H - KEN JAM. F.H By ill Get Lost Mp In The trt Of Texas >fy»l is that Tan Killer' Joe Hock, Indonesia's B*Bcul<' h ,m P' on of tne world, will win the All f[ancßi"£l ps and the Glasgow International... H( Janadian and the American titles. BCT%IV421 words
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225 1959-02-18 11 SfRVTISEER - SfRVTISEER BY PENA_S<i. lues. Candidates for the two-day Ltftf Turf Club Spring meeting were given fast workI on the second track this morning. CLEAR CEPTION marie the best time, running three furfs in 40 t :> sees, in good going. Il<] Australian- j225 words
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Article80 1959-02-18 11 TAIPING. Tucs.— A spectacular goal scored, in the closing stages gave Taiping District a narrow 2-1 victory over the Lok Hwa Football XI from Muar. when they met in a sorter 'friendly' on the St. George's School ground yesterday. Taiping should have won by a wider80 words
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Article33 1959-02-18 11 SINGAPORE Chinese Recreation Club will hold their first cricket 'nets' on the new ground at Shenton Way at 5.00 p.m. tomorrow. There will be 'nets' every Tuesday and Thursday.33 words
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Article112 1959-02-18 11 JAKARTA, Feb. 16 (UPI) Indonesia's top tennis player. Tan Liep Tjiauw, said he is confident he will defeat Malayan champion Ong Chew Bee during the international tennis tournament at Semarang, Central Java, beginning tomorrow. Tan made the statement shortly after he went to Jakarta's Kemaioran Airport to112 words
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Article30 1959-02-18 11 LONDON. Feb. 17, (Reuter). Results of tonight's English football league matches were: DIVISION ONE West Ham United 1, Blackpool 0. DIVISION TWO Stroke City 1, Ipswich Town 0.30 words
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Article, Illustration704 1959-02-18 11 England Has Grit But No Luck MELBOURNE. Feb. 17 (Reuter) Australia, needing only 54 runs with all their second innings wickets standing, seem cer- i tain to gain a big win in the fifth Test match against England here tomorrow. This will enable them704 words
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Article55 1959-02-18 11 HONOLULU. Feb. 17 (UPI) Rocky Kaiingo of Manila tko'd Billy Brown of Oakland. California. last night in the ninth of a scheduled in. round welterweight fight here. The referee stopped the fight after 1:50 of the ninth when Kaiingo had his opponent so badly beaten he55 words
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Article60 1959-02-18 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Selangor Combined Police, the Senior division league champions beat Selangor Club 7-1 in a fnendlv hockev match on the Selangor Club padang today. At half time Police led 4-1. Mohinder Singh <2> Gurucharan Singh (2) Sukhdev Singh. Ismail and Saroop Singh scored for the60 words
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Article83 1959-02-18 11 TELUK ANSON. Tues.— ln a closely contested game. Dew Recreation Club beat the Anglo Chinese School 4-3 in a Lower Perak District hockey league tie played here yesterday. Johari netted two goals for the club in the first half, but the boys struck back and forged83 words
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Article36 1959-02-18 11 BRISBANE, Feb 17 (Reuter> The Sheffield match between Victoria and Queensland was abandoned todav with more heavy rain fall in Brisbane. Queensland were five for 126 in reply to Victoria* first innings total of 316.36 words
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Miscellaneous198 1959-02-18 11 ■iMrADnnr National Carbon. F. Park Chartered Bank vs Weames, '^^Wyt-R: SGSFA Div 1. F. Park Hongkong Bank vs I B^fc vs TTSH "A," Pulau Bukom F. Park. f A mf Marines 1V Borneo vs National fc B '-'H.WR J. Besar, Carbon "A". F. Park \mm Weames "A" vs Malayan m\198 words
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Article, Illustration816 1959-02-18 12 It's Most Consistent Team -says Billy Walker (a young man of sixty) to W Bill Ho/den LONDON, Tues. BILLY WALKER, sixty-year-old manager of Nottingham Forest, believes he will be leading his team out to win at Wembley in May just at the time his816 words
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157 1959-02-18 12 LONDON, Feb. 17 (Reuter)— Mr. Anthony Steel, secretary of the campaign against racial discrimination in sport, said here tonight a letter on the colour bar and sport was to be sent to the International Olympics Committee in Rome. The sponsors of fhe campaign157 words
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Article184 1959-02-18 12 'SINGA' For Mobilgas Economy Run GURCHAN SINGH. better known as "Singa" the Ma- layan war hero has enter- j ed a Borgward coupe in the 1959 Malayan Mobilgas j Economy Run. His co-driver will be Captain John McPhail. also of Kuala Lumpur. Among other entries ln the 745 mile long184 words
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251 1959-02-18 12 ACS Prove Too Good For The Saints KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Anglo Chinese School, Klang, proved far too good for St. John's Institution whom they beat s—l5 1 to qualify for the quarterfinal round, in the Selangor Schools Sports Council's inter-school knockout soccer competition which continued here today. The other two251 words
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Article51 1959-02-18 12 SEOUL. Feb. 17 (Reuter) The South Korean Football Association has announced that it has ruled against the Korean College soccer leagues plan^o send a team to Bangkok, Thailand this month. An association spokesman said neither the association nor the league could meet the expense of the planned51 words
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645 1959-02-18 12 Pick Of The Field Could Be Epsom-Trained Listoke Invader LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP LONDON. Feb. 16 (Reuter) Those seeking the winner of the Lincolnshire Handicap on March 18, the first feature race of the 1959 British flat season, might do well to make a note of the horses who have been racing645 words
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Article72 1959-02-18 12 GLASGOW. Feb. 17, (Reuer).—The draw for the third round of the Scottish Football Association Cup competition, to be played on Feb. 28, wa* nade here today. The draw is: St. Johnstone vs. Aberdeen Hamilton Academicals vs. Kilmarnock; Third Lanark vs. 3rechi n City or Alloa Athletic;72 words
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Article, Illustration308 1959-02-18 12 Harris Fortunate To Be Chosen WELLINGTON. Feb. 17 (Reuter) Six players who toured England last vear are in the New Zealand 12 from whom the team will be chosen to meet England in the first Test beginning at Christchurch on Feb. 27. They are John Reid. the captain. Bert Sute.iffe,308 words
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Article65 1959-02-18 12 AUSTRALIAN SWIM CHAMP DEFEATED HOBART. Tasmania. Feb. IT 'Reuter) Beverley Bain. bridge. Australian butterfly champion and Olympic representative, was beaten here yesterday ln the heats of the 110 yards butterfly event of the Australian Swimming Championships by 14-year-old Jan Andrew. Miss Andrew set a new Australian Junior record of one65 words
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Article221 1959-02-18 12 LONDON. Feb. 17 (ITl)— Uscn.il and J two of the capital's first division t. imv, greatest incentive to win thrir fifth roun<|J the draw for the sixth round of thf FmtjS tion Cup was made at the headquarters if Association yesterd; >. The sixth round or quarter-!;:. scheduled to221 words
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Article105 1959-02-18 12 LONDON. Feb. 17 (Reuter) The number of clubs competing yesterday, in the lish FA. Cup competition may be cut down so as to avoid congestion of fixtures in periods of bad weather. The council of the Foo: Association discussed pos reorganisation of the Cup competition here105 words
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Article, Illustration43 1959-02-18 12 LONDON. Feb. 17 < Router) Terry Spinks. Britain's 1956 Olympic flyweight boxing champion, outpointed Don Mount Basseygn of Jamaica, ln an eight-round featherweight contest at. Layton Baths here last night. •mm I To mM 1 ron in: 1 p fli fo mm43 words
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Article52 1959-02-18 12 LO* it I F in I") I .1 I I the 1 from the I back for I i third tl last Sat a a rea more MrMTM ectoi i boi however to V Tee ton N son (C r s r h T B \v I I (Har52 words
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Advertisement160 1959-02-18 12 Subscribe To The STANDARD MALAYA'S ONLY INDEPENDENT NATIONAL TAPER If you live in Singapore or the Federation of Malaya or in the surrounding areas, why not subscribe to the "STANDARD" and have it delivered to your home daily— or to your office ii preferred? All you have to do is160 words
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Article, Illustration1943 1959-02-18 13 PHILIP TOYNBEE - PHILIP TOYNBEE steries Of America (2) by Il.ind the social of the Ameriseems to m (he Acathe Bohemians nan between class, money t Tavern ge is a* pub, rt r and Paris g through tha ne the i n other fe« ii stantly ted by irity of are in«1,943 words
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Article1065 1959-02-18 13 LEN THORNE - TIN PAN ALLEY IN MALAYA LEN THORNE by A SMALL band plays a Rock-'n'-Roll tune or maybe its the "Tea for Two" Cha Cha. The lights are conveniently, low (convenient if you happen to be a married man with a pink ticket), the bar prices are far higher than normal.1,065 words
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Miscellaneous244 1959-02-18 13 LIL ABNER Bj Al Cn PI ■^w AFTER J-/E5 STAJZVEP (f-AVD MOPE) s I /'c m^k'-« C M OMP.'f/SALCVAEV MAINTNO A A L/7TLE,7%VAT P/G'LL J\ I LIX£ A y^J b*u\?- ANV WELL-FED 15% -VEAR- 1 I EATIN'PIGff-SHES J KIOO^LESSUKEA r-^J f PORK K WERE IT IS— J V OLD G'RL244 words
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174 1959-02-18 14 Premier Castro slashes Cabinet salaries by half HAVANA. Feb. 17 (UPI) The Cuban Cabinet, with new Premier Fidel Castro presiding, voted early today to slash its salaries 50 per cent. "i The decree reducing! Cabinet pay, one of nine i approved at an all-night Cabinet session, also ordered the suspension174 words
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Article63 1959-02-18 14 A M V Hsiao- chang Chiang, grand-daughter of Nationalist Chinese leader. Chiang Kai-shek poses at Mills College Oakland. California, where she enrolled last week as a sophomore. With her are student union president Nancy Dengler (left) and Anne Luther (right) her stu-dent-counsellor. Miss Chiang63 words
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Article74 1959-02-18 14 ACCRA. Feb. 17. (Renter) A school of Journalism, described as the first of its kind in Africa, was opened here today by Ghana's Minister cf Information and Broadcasting. Mr. Kofi Baako. The school's journa'.ist-tutor is Mr Richard Macmil.an. British war correspondent and author and former74 words
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Article, Illustration408 1959-02-18 14 CYPRUS FORECAST BRIGHT Makarios arrives in a Rolls Royce Optimism in air as talks begin LONDOX, Feb. 17 (UPI) The three-power conference called by Britain. Turkey and Greece over the Cyprus question began today in an atmosphere of qualified optimism. The optimism followed the official disclosure last night that the408 words
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Article136 1959-02-18 14 TURKISH PREMIER'S NARROW ESCAPE Plane Crash GATWICK AIRPORT, Surrey, Feb. 17 Renter) Mr. Adnan Menderes, Turkish Prime Minister escaped in a plane crash near here today. A Ministry of Ciril Aviation spokesman said that three people had been killed in the crash. It icas not immediately clear whether these tccre136 words
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Article81 1959-02-18 14 v.--.r__. la^^vli.aij, Florida. Feb. 17 ißeu er) The United Btates today launched a three-stage Vanguard rocket carrying a 20-inch satellite designed to find out more about :h<? world's weather The 21) lb. spherical satellite contains two photo-elec-tric cells which will record daytime cloud conditions. transmitting data back to81 words
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Article62 1959-02-18 14 BRISBANE. Eeb. IT. < Reuters—Shipping off the Australian east coast todav was alerted today to look out for Sir Bernard Dockers luxury yacht Bhemara. with former French film star Jo,sette Day aboard. The Bhemara has not been heard from since leaving Cairns. 1.000 mile.s north of here,62 words
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Article100 1959-02-18 14 The Cheek Of The Prisoner! ILLINOIS. Feb. 17 (Reuter). James Rini. 40. who was sentenced last September to 10 to 14 years in Stateville penitentiary here for burglajy. is not enjoying the experience and has written to the Judge who sentenced him. "Dear Judge Pope, your honour." he wrote. "Thank100 words
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Article, Illustration46 1959-02-18 14 PASSING through London o n his way to take up his appointment in the United States iv the Malayan Ambassador-designate Dato Nik Kamil Here he is bring greeted at London airport by his Ariff ulio is at present studying in London IPIUPI - 46 words
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Article131 1959-02-18 14 LONDON. Feb. 17, (Reuter) Mr. Harold M.irmillan. Britain's Prime .Minister, said toria\ ho still I rlt that if a non-aggression part with Russia would help to reduce tension he was in favour of it. "But a.> I h»V< iUd before, it dred.- and not131 words
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Article38 1959-02-18 14 GLOUCESTER. En_: Feb. IT Reuter' A man who came to England 12 years a^o as a displaced person learned today that he had won £37,396 for one penny stake in a National Football pool.38 words
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Article133 1959-02-18 14 Exclusion 0£ China COLOMBO. I. b 17 < Kcu- Mr. Philip Gun;dene. Ceylon's Food and cultural Minister, said yesterday that China and .1 had th< em how ext] high rice yields could be obtained by application I modern techniques coupled with appropriate land reform. Mr. Gunawaidcne v. opening the133 words
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