Singapore Standard, 21 February 1959
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Title Section26 1959-02-21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ft lit i Telephone 2548 1 5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1959. Vol. IX No. 233 15 cts. 12 Pages (FINAL EDITION)26 words
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Article381 1959-02-21 1 A $43,000 GIFT FROM BRITAIN S'n»r<> Fri. 13 Km: UK exttresses sorrow TunLim: We are grateful for their generous gift BRITAIN has decided to donate £5,000 (about $43,000) to the victims of the recent Kampong Tiong Bahru fire, it was announced yesterday. A Singapore Government Press statement said that the381 words
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338 1959-02-21 1 BOYCOTT DUKE'S FUNCTIONSPAP TELLS MEMBERS THE Peoples Action Party yesterday urged its members to "boycott" all official functions to welcome the Duke of Edinburgh, who is expected to arrive m Singapore, tomorrow In a front page article the Chinese version of the Petir official organ of the P. A. P.338 words
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Article20 1959-02-21 1 FREE! With this issue, a four-page supplementin honour of the Duke of Edinburgh's visit to Singapore.20 words
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Article29 1959-02-21 1 POSTAGE stamps bearing side by side portraits of Japan's Crown Prince Akihito and his commoner fiancee. Miss Michiko Shoda, will be on sale on April 10 ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article122 1959-02-21 1 BRITISH V-BOMBER FORCE FOR NATO LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuter) Britain Ls to provide NATO with an atomic-weapon carrying V-bomber force, it was officially announced here today. The announcement made by Mr. George Ward, the Secretary of S:ate for Air m a memorandum to the 1959-60 air estimates, said General Lauris122 words
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Article48 1959-02-21 1 LONDON, Feb. 20 vßeuter) London was clear of smog today —to the regret of bandits for whom yesterday's "pea-souper" meant big business Thieves were estimated to have got away with property to the value of £50.000 m raids on Wednesday night and during yesterday.48 words
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Article131 1959-02-21 1 He was only man among the ladies ALOR STAR. Fri.— A Tunku, who found himself m the women's compartment at this morning's installation ceremony of the Sultan of KedaJi. protested three tim<«s before he was taken to the gentlemen's compartment. "Of course, there is no harm sitting among hundreds of131 words
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Article, Illustration582 1959-02-21 1 'I DEDICATE MY LIFE TO MY PEOPLE' Newly crowned Kedah Sultan makes pledge ALOR STAR. Fri. Shouts of Daulat Tuanku" echoed the four walls of the Balai Besar md a salute of 21 guns was fired as Sultan Abdul Halim Mu'azzam Shah was proclaimed the new Ruler of Kedah atStandardpic - 582 words
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Article107 1959-02-21 1 Quota on tin export is raised LONDON. Fob 20 Renter)' The International Tin Council today raised export quota. s under the Intrrnattonal Tin Ann rrr.ent by thrpp fhou.sand |om to 23.000 for the .second quarter °f 1959. an official ITC communiqur announced. The second Quartet cover* tho sixth control period107 words
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Article, Illustration390 1959-02-21 1 ANNE DROPS IN-TAKES THEM BY SURPRISE AS the brunette beauty m the dark glasses stepped off the Singapore Airport tarmac into the terminal building yesterday, a Policeman at the entrance snapped his fingers and reflected: "She looks familiar... I'm sure I've seen her somewhere before." She turned back and flashed390 words
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Advertisement189 1959-02-21 1 M J ■^sW LL rcglflcir ■A.n even better I I LAND-ROVER 4 ■Cops anywhpre does anything— more comfort-^ end takes a bigger-than-ever load I new Long I md Rover, powered by a 2\ litre engine, k'gg cr f-«Nttr. more powerful. And there s a new gular.Land Rover too (illustrated). Both189 words
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Article452 1959-02-21 2 RANJIT GILL - Rendezvous with the Duke today RANJIT GILL By Aboard the cruiser H.M.S. Ceylon m the Straits Of Malacca, Fri. THERE is an air of quiet but tense anticipation aboard this flagship of the Fleet Escort. Less than 24 hours from now, at 2 p.m. tomorrow to be exact, we will452 words
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155 1959-02-21 2 Police will play its part Commissioner SINGAPORE'S Commissioner of Police. Mr. A.E.G. Blades, said yesterday that the police force would play a full part m ensuring the success of the visit of the Duke of Edinburgh. Ihe Commissioner said: "This Is a great honour and a heavy responsibility which we155 words
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Article, Illustration29 1959-02-21 2 THREE Northern China b«» u t, c Chew Peking Opero" who i terdoy ore: (from left) Mitt Mo r T Chanj Wen Wah and Mt« StandardpicStandardpic - 29 words
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167 1959-02-21 2 Pekingopera troupe to perform here next month A 40-MEMBER Peking opera troupe, headed by veteran actor, Y\i Chin Yuen, arrived In Singapore from Hongkong yesterday. Known as thr M Yu Shu Chrw Peking Opera." the troupe will open a three-month season at the Sky Theatre next month. The star of167 words
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Article83 1959-02-21 2 FIVE men armrd with ,g, shop at the 13-mile BemtMN night, and slashed the owner f It vraj f»'w minute^ midnight when the men ci ed The owner, A. VtmacU refused to hand over h\* k The robbers then slasher} w' him. Vamadex uned a few83 words
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Article57 1959-02-21 2 POLICE fivm a pattnl \**t n;gh spotted a man stniKgling m the K.V.lang R:ver. Trlsha ndrr. Lim A:k Krng. 40. .^rnelt of alcohol when pulled out of the r:vpr. Llm told the police he VSI |UI having a swim fIDCC It had been a h<n57 words
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Advertisement1553 1959-02-21 2 A UTTtI •t T TH A T 0018 t lON Q WA V j DEATH HIRE PURCHASE HOUSE LAND FOR SALI MR. JOS BP H JOHNSON SOON TECK FINANCE COM- EASY PAYMENTS! Modern ABRAMS of Singapore passed PAN'Y Finance Hire-Purchase on Attractive houses at Lorong 101. away at the General1,553 words
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Advertisement270 1959-02-21 2 NOTICES NATURALISATION NOTICE is hereby given that MR. OW PAX YUEN (alias OW CHEE FUN) of 45 Tras Street, Singapore is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written and signed statement of the270 words
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Advertisement107 1959-02-21 2 A NATURAL SOUR? OF ENERGY i ne h In order to overcome rirednesi. a child needs a concentrated. v energy restoring food Taken by L^Trrr: iiiljtil the spoonful on b.ead or w.th M» M fresh or tinned fruit. MILKMAID fUm* :K Sweetened Condensed Milk n constitutes a rich and natural107 words
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Article344 1959-02-21 3 Chrity Defence SINGAPORE and the Federation will continue t recclfe every assistance from Britain, m men md i^iiP men enable them to train their own nilitofjjyfo'ces for the maintenance of their own ecunty c for the ro!e which they may be called ipon t* Pay m the defence of South-east344 words
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Article507 1959-02-21 3 E PARENTS who have sons studying abroad d not but have been shocked to learn how c of their offspring particularly when they ng to wealthy families sre wasting their time and the money being spent on them m xtreme forms of extravagance and high-living that can Have507 words
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Article63 1959-02-21 3 11 Lim leek Him KodO b poie i. i PC ton No )!>6i Cables HCEKNkwS "Hlumcub I" <">4«' <5 lints) A/I departments v*'u Ch/na Insurance 6los. 174 Batu ka i ,VX*i la leD^. ne «»36e St y3 Cowan it lei 382Q L 4l »A 6 Le.th63 words
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Article, Illustration1239 1959-02-21 3 PHILIP DEANE - Mr. Dulles In A New Light PHILIP DEANE by WASHINGTON, r PHOSE outside the United States who have come to regard Mr. John Foster Dulles as a sort of cartoonists' ogre, forever jeopardising world peace with his brinkmanship, would be surprised at the outpouring of sympathetic and even affectionate articles1,239 words
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Article616 1959-02-21 3 ROBERT FRANKLIN - U.S. Headaches In The Far East ROBERT FRANKLIN —by_ HONGKONG. r £HE United States is having trouble with Its principal allies m the Far East. Relations with the Philippines, long the staunchest U.S. Pacific ally, if not a very powerful one. have soured to a marked extent since President Carlos616 words
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Voice of MALAYA
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Letter735 1959-02-21 3 Sir— The Duke of Edinburgh la duo to arrive m Singapore tomorrow on an official visit and this is his first visit to this City of Lion. With the accession of Queen Elizabeth II to the Throne, the husband of the reigning Sovereign is for the735 words
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Letter193 1959-02-21 3 Sir— lt is correct that the Grey Shirt forms part of the working uniform of the Police from the Commissioner down to the Recruit P.C. A s a result of trial over many years this shirt has proved to be an economic and healthy piece of uniform193 words
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Article, Illustration457 1959-02-21 3 The NEWS as it strikes me ELIOME to Singapore, Your Royal Hichness. or. as the Malay* sa> Srlamat Datang! We welcome >o u as Philip. the (irntleman sportsman, who prefers to live as an ordinary citiion without the pomp and paqrantry attached to your birth and position m life. Thi457 words
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Advertisement48 1959-02-21 3 142 YEARS of experience IN WATCHMAKING SMOCK ftOTICTIO A% <$\J<M ill leading /SMS Pa^C^r THE SWISS WATCH FOR ALL CLIMATES T GENEVE V YOUR GUARANTEE: TJ^ MORE THAN B i^^J ioo years mri@\r*a OF SUCCESSFUL ifXvjfl-ftuffil trading m asia FAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO., LTD. lt*f tATTIIY ID SINQAtOIt48 words
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235 1959-02-21 4 SUNKEN TUG (THE PITHO) STILL STAYS AT BOTTOM WORK on salvaging the Singapore Harbour Board tug, the Pitho, continued yesterday and the salvage men confidently predict that ''Today will be THE Day." The Pitho sank after a collision with the incoming Japanese freighter Takeshima Maru. Yesterday, a large number of235 words
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383 1959-02-21 4 Water Colony to pay royalty to Johore THE Singapore City Council is considering a draft agreement to pay three cents royalty for every 1.000 gallon* of water leaving Johore The Standard understands. According to the asrrcmcnt which will be revised m 25 years, the Council i 5 to receive 50383 words
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Article31 1959-02-21 4 THE Southern Division of the British Medical Association (Malaya Branch) will hold its annual general meeting at the Alumni Medical Centre. Sepoy Lines, Singapore, on Monday at 5.30 p.m.31 words
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Article58 1959-02-21 4 Dr. Gregory Plncus, Research Director of the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, Matsachui tt will speak on "Fertility Control with Oral Medication* 1 at the University of Malaya Lecture Theatre of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology on March 1 at 8 p.m. The talk is58 words
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186 1959-02-21 4 Govf. fakes urgent sfeps curb entry of alien ivorjj SINGAPORE Government will rush through amendment. lt laws, during the term of the present Assembly, to ban perma** fr tract employees into the Colony. The Standard was told last night that the186 words
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164 1959-02-21 4 ONLY the most efficient and competent candidates will be given employment m the Singapore City Council. This policy governing the selection of candidates to fill appointments m the services has been reaffirmed by the City Council Stall Committee. Explain,:, g the policy164 words
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Article119 1959-02-21 4 Boycott at City Hall talks THE visiting representatives of various local government I bodies from the Fencration yesterday he.d informal risi cussions with the Mayor, Ong Eng Guar. and Councillor! at the City Hall. But none uf the I.i. ordl Socialist Peoplt*i Alliance, an i Workers Party members were proent119 words
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Article26 1959-02-21 4 THE A Oomt tVntre will give an open air tni show m aid of thr Karnpong Tiong Bahr victims on Sunday a* 7 prr..26 words
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153 1959-02-21 4 A SHOP assistant, Tan Chin Choon, '28. was yesterday sentenced m the Singapore A<<\7e Court to tivo years' iail, after he was convicted on two charges of causing Ivirt to businessman, H o Ghee Chuec. and his son, Ah Lam, In153 words
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Article, Illustration104 1959-02-21 4 MALACCA, Fri The Malacca Business Houses Association will hold an Economy Fashion Parade at its annual Social and Dance tomorrow Six Singapore models, throe of whom will travel by car with approximately 100 dresses from Duncan's of Singapore will take part m the parade. Malacca104 words
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Article49 1959-02-21 4 Xl Tilt of I Astocl "re. Jf the com BtttUtl again 7* 'miti •> ad Z n 1 rhai 11 C ■dopt t I take a m are I I I ed a rtva i I lOO'^g. W »ro p I chaim- I and ma:i Mi ther tut..aniT it49 words
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Article25 1959-02-21 4 MR. SPEA CABLES OLD FRIE i «ta posit IVII1 V1 1 r from I ler S.r R atte!anre So H C B Ho- men: Hot25 words
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Article41 1959-02-21 4 AMAH GAGG JEWELLE STOLEN POUR and gaffu amah B house In X Sinii i and worth 5 Botif her cmi bous« In tend i At 10 i do<»r ;tr four lr. I Thry and held and her Ini f r< < d41 words
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Article33 1959-02-21 4 WORKER PARTY CA FOR P RO Tin: 8 branc Counc Party, niKht. Un v to p« mi > quire Ini Inn In Sine to make to pn from con dominat hold a RonMarch 29.33 words
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Advertisement60 1959-02-21 4 THERE'S NO BETTER WAY OF TAKING YOUR EVENING OUT... GO AND SEE "THE NAKED TRUTH" AT THE PAVILION TO-DAY A RANK ORGANISATION PRESENTATION OF MARIO ZAMPI'S COMEDY STARRING... iii^fli'lLf* Kjj PPS 1111 Ji ■^^■^■■^■wla^ W m ■Dal -THERE^S NO RETTER WAY OF TAPING YOUR ClfEi||i|A 111 EVEIIIIIU llisaa ■■ITU Mr60 words
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328 1959-02-21 5 He is a common criminal m the eyes of Covt. says official XI T ALA LUMPUR Fri. P. Ramiah, a prisoner m Pudu Prison here who is conducting a hunger strike, was convicted m an Open Court under the Emergency regulations, and was m the328 words
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281 1959-02-21 5 Lost I-cards at Kampong fire, with no details, cause delay IDENTITY CARDS lost m the recent Kampong Tionff Bahru fire are posin? a problem to the Singapore Registration Department. Though a temporary I branch office was set up at j the fire relief centre at Kirn Seng Road School to281 words
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Article43 1959-02-21 5 CHAN KOXG 800 alia? La Ta. 28. was yesterday acquitted i m a Singapore court on a rharge of voluntarily causing I hurt to Lim See Peng alias Ah i Sai at 4 p.m. on Dec. 26 at the \ew Market Road.43 words
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185 1959-02-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A move la being made to save •he life of a Perak man who is languishing m a 'condemned cell' of Pudu Prison Lo Pak Yuen was sentenced to death under the Emergency Regulations by Mr. Justice Good m185 words
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200 1959-02-21 5 Muslim court Arguments coffeeshop style THE Malay Seamen's Union of Singapore yesterday likened the present hearings of the newly Government set-up Muslim Shariah Court to "aoguments In a coffee shop." In a petition to the Chief Secretary, the union pointed out that the court at present did not possess the200 words
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Article, Illustration353 1959-02-21 5 THE BIG SHIFT THE SINGAPORE Government yesterday put into operation phase one of the re-housing scheme for the thousands rendered homeless by the recent fire m Kampong Tiong Bahru. Twenty-five army trucks helped m the evacuation of 1.204 victims from their temporary353 words
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219 1959-02-21 5 Lib-Socs launch polls offensive from today THE Liberal Socialist Party, Singapore, will today set its election machinery m full swing, getting ready for the forthcoming general elections. The Secretary-Genera] of the Party. Mr. E. K. Tan, told The Standard last night that tjo stone would be left unturned m Ufl219 words
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Article26 1959-02-21 5 PROFESSOR R J. S. Tickle will speak on "'The Arctic and its People" at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Cathay Hotel on Wednesday.26 words
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Advertisement207 1959-02-21 5 And the world by jeep ia/i i n H AMP lON Spark Plugs oy, a 35 year old German Journalist called on us to compliment us on the (lability of the Champion Spark Plugs. Stoboy loft his home-city of Berlin just 3 o m his Champion-equipped jeep and has then207 words
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Advertisement270 1959-02-21 5 7*& £ete£ tf face, G/ta*p _JAMOUS INTERNATIONAL PILM STAR the perfume of attraction... 1 1 the secret of beautiful women Ijlml i I Grace Chang knows that nothing 2l IRm makes her feel more glamorous, W^ »t more excitingly feminine mJ^^&±W I li than L AIMANT the j fc^> --^T^270 words
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183 1959-02-21 6 PLOUGH BACK PROFITS SO THAT LOCAL INDIANS CAN BENEFIT- PLEA Xl ALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Chairman of the Economics Committee of the Malayan Indian Congress. Mr. V. Manickavasagam today urged Indians to invest more money m the country and attempt to start industries. He said the Govern- ment'i industrial policies183 words
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Article55 1959-02-21 6 V. POXNUSAMY. was charged m the Singapore X;nth Magistrate's Court yesterday with attempted rape of a woman, at Onan Road on Wednesday night. He was a.so charged with ir/ent to outrage her modesty at the same place on Thursciav evening. No p'.ea was recorded and Ponnu?amy55 words
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Article, Illustration283 1959-02-21 6 UNCLE SAVES BOY (5), WOOF! THEN ROOF COLLAPSES A FIVE- YEAR-OLD boy, Teow Seng Giap, was yesterday morning saved m the nick of time when an atta^ house m Rifle Range Road, Singapore, was gutted by fire. Sens Giap was asleep m the house when itStandardpic - 283 words
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Article, Illustration297 1959-02-21 6 Oh, we are so disappointed^ Professor Sandos\ UNDERGRAIUATKS. pn University of Malaya m Singapore appointed because the Dukr «>t I «lnh U r^ I visiting the University during hi I Though the Duke (who opening the Singapore Pol;* I gramme does not include297 words
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Article64 1959-02-21 6 PORK SELLER FOUND NOT GUILTY PORK M Theam, was yesterday ted and d ;rd m tpore Assist C< without Ml del bein| d. nm is chart ■I In vi possession < I I [i and ol intimidation by thren'oninj; Teo Siew Gcok with ii R irhore R<^ad on July 1364 words
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Article43 1959-02-21 6 i foot for tl £> M found "here Ml ogntie rteous a t jun wiwii ka do found r lcttorv ke of Chia* en( j II be I H and Ttk 4 tvf ho ickec v rau>r Bfnjl tain k f X C43 words
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Article, Illustration72 1959-02-21 6 THland f th.it «i!l b the I* >r m w h# r vt it ut i.<Ti T morn»u Th art is thr th.in emhriHfi. ■•■el to be Ihr lon.' C\* Thi tap »l four rartnmon) i amonc v thr On onr '*i t j p. thrr.ui. rttm n.mv thr72 words
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190 1959-02-21 6 Boy who posed as girl admits theft count PENANG. Fri. A toddling boy came to the Salvation Army Boys Home In Sungei Pinang dressed M a girl and was brought up m the home as a girl, the Sessions Judge. Mr. Au Ah Wah. was told today. The child remained190 words
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Article52 1959-02-21 6 ENGINEER'S WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE A WOMAN nQw living In Scotland. Mariam Cumming. was yesterday granted a divorce m the Singapore Assize Court from her marine engineer husband. Francis Philip Cumm.ng, to be made absolute m :hrre months. Mrs Cumminf, through her lawyers, alleged that her husband hnd committed adultery on52 words
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98 1959-02-21 6 EX -PREMIER LEAVES AFTER 3 -DAY STAY DX. ALI SASTROAMIDJOJO. the former Indonesian Prime Minister and presently his country's permanent delegate to the I'nited Nations. lcf» Singapore yesterday by Air India for Rome and London. Dr. Sastroamid.ioui had been m the Colony for three days, after flyins to Jakarta to98 words
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In honour of the DUKE OF EDINBURGH's visit to SINGAPORE
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Article, Illustration1290 1959-02-21 1 David Tambyah - 'pore Welcomes The Democratic Duke David Tambyah |/san<Js will pack vantage points by IE1AT 10.45 DM0 ROW AT jpRD PIER *^^BenS by the tens itkovtz will give Keya J ighness Prince m^P M^ c welcome he Jlly 4v^ rvcs when he is foot >" Singapore II for^tH first time at1,290 words
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Advertisement25 1959-02-21 1 Roneo Limited Respectfully Welcome His Royal Highness Prince miii p Duke of Edinburgh hie wlc I f fr\ lIIjVI j I I I v SINGAPORE25 words
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Article, Illustration114 1959-02-21 2 THE Four Chambers of Commerce m Singapore will present this specially designed casket to the Duke of Edinburgh at a luncheon at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Tuesday. Embossed with the design* of the Supreme Court Building and the Assembly House114 words
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492 1959-02-21 2 Prince Philip's programme in Singapore THE details of the Duke's programme m Singapore are as follows: SUNDAY.— IO.4S a.m. HRH disembarks and is received by the Governor, Sir William Goode. A Guard of Honour of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve commanded by Lieutenant Commander B.R. Lowlck. will be mounted.492 words
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Article, Illustration12 1959-02-21 2 A RECENT picture of the Duke and Prince Charles.12 words
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Advertisement211 1959-02-21 2 > Farina links line with X luxury for you Styled by Farina of Italy, mentor of A S'l 'I •''W, fashion jn cars, the new 15/60 '•l.*\l* V vA combines exquisite line with luxury /7 7' |/|j I V Y\ and the technical excellence of /r 4' n '-il-^il V'oKeley211 words
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Advertisement49 1959-02-21 2 BY APPOINTMENT TO tad carr's f TEST DRIVE THE NEW f Australian Homi Opll^ iy*rimwCD enquiries ml<«»mod styling performance safety oi Sei the YEW holden \rvri iTI progress aS^^ Motors £jToTj^ limited A Otmri *m WEARNE BROS. LTD.. M.Lee.. S.r»mb.n. Ku.i, U*** 1 S.NGAPORE f.MVEHSAL CARS LTD.. ,p oh49 words
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Article, Illustration77 1959-02-21 3 4^ II EN ELIZABETH, the Duke of Edinburgh and ildren, Prince Charles and Princess Anne, ponies m the grounds of Balmoral Castho Royal Family's summer holidays. i.irlrs holds "William" and Princess Anne Balmoral Castle, the private •t\ of the Sovereign, on Peeside. West Aber-77 words
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Article, Illustration264 1959-02-21 3 DON'T miss the Youth r Rally by 7.500 teenagers on the Padang on Monday evening. Not only will it be a good place and time to get a good glimpse of the Duke but the display itself will be worth your trouble getting up264 words
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Advertisement166 1959-02-21 3 PLAYER'S IVIEAkNISi PLEASURE *and everyone knows it M'/&tvvQn-7 C\ /t 4 n '■m■ m I m H H Iv 1i m. w B I ..II -.1 I I'N.^^i The much-awaited entirely new wider, I longer and more powerful Rover is now here. ''H J Normal manual or automatic gearbox. t166 words
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Advertisement108 1959-02-21 3 X^ (On tfu& imftcfyhmt cccafacti °>y you enpo^ Uve ccv/ ccmfotf C AIR CONDITIONING StM] \^^^gm>' l^ Air Conditioning Industry INTERNATIONAL AIR CONDITIONING CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Singapore) 24, LENG KEE ROAD, SINGAPORE-3 TELt *****-5. I I K^l 1 I TRACTOR SERVICEMAN S KITS BT^HB^BH finl^HlS^fr^^^^BlsjiA^ bT 1 n WAIT108 words
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Article, Illustration15 1959-02-21 4 Duke in Malaya— l956 f.f/ur.-, Mfe^n at P,,l au Langkart and Kuala humour. iJ i15 words
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Advertisement32 1959-02-21 4 The NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., (M)J welcome I His Royal Highness 1 v THE DUKE OF EDINBURGHs M Af CITY OF SINGAPORE I I I l« m I. w AT A7 cf32 words
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461 1959-02-21 5 Teachers And Students Co In Fear Of Reprisals From Thugs IPOH, Fri. Several incidents of assault on schoolboys by secret society gangsters have occurred at the Methodist Afternoon School m the past month, and unless the situation is dealt with immediately, it is461 words
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Article, Illustration236 1959-02-21 5 ALL the dreams of pretty 20-year-old Kuala Lumpur schoolgirl. Ong Kwee Eng. of becoming a film .star one day may soon come true. But 'she does not know it till she reads The Standard today. Mr. Chaw See Luk. a top film director from Hongkong,236 words
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Article63 1959-02-21 5 THE newly-formed Federation of Parent-Tearher Associations will .soon launch an intensive campaign to encourage the formation of ParentTeacher Associations m Singapore English schools. This was disclosed on Thursday by the President of the Federation. Mr. Tan Bah Chee. Mr. Tan pointed out that of63 words
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78 1959-02-21 5 'OPEN DOOR' TO FOREIGN ENVOYS-SCRC KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Selangor Chinese Recreation premier Chinese sports body m the State, is throwing its door open to members of the Diplomatic Corp. here tomorrow night for the "Chap Goh Men" social and dance. "We want to give members of the Diplomatic Corps an78 words
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Article, Illustration51 1959-02-21 5 TL\KC MAEUAM, daughter of Prime Minister Ttinkn Abdul Rnhmnn kisses the King's hand while her father (loft) looks on, before the Vniig Di-Pertuan Apong and his C on sort board the special roach for Alor Star to icitness the installation ceremony of the Sultan of51 words
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255 1959-02-21 5 Govt. sued: Pays more for Varsity acquired land 'Evaluation wholly unrealistic KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— A land-owner who sued the State Government for $357.500,^0ver a 65-acre piece of land it acquired m 1956 for a proposed site of the University of Malaya was granted $109,578 by Mr Justice Ong m the255 words
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Article149 1959-02-21 5 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 86* 86i R.S.S. No. 1 March 864 871 R.S.S. No. 1 April 872 87 a R.S.S. No. 2 85* 853 R.S.S. No. 3 84* 85 Tone: Quiet after steady. The tin price m Singapore149 words
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Article47 1959-02-21 5 FOLLOWING were elected office-bearers of the Singapore Aquarists' Society: President: Dr. Chee Phui Hung, vice-presidents Messrs. Khao Kay Tiat and Ow Kirn Sen?, secretary Mr. Ong Vock Wah treasurer Mr. See Teck Jin. Committee Messrs. T. E. Cobb, Chiam Sew 800. and lan Cheng Swee.47 words
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Advertisement688 1959-02-21 5 1 3 cwi^ign ru it, Tod t ■i l iyaiijjs f A iliiifKi >^ •>'»" Murray hi. hir-1 I gan L*r R«mlrk yL. -♦t Dl II Cf »"«**nWT SOITH PUIUf'-Sp^uiJ rLUJ. ÜB*nw»cop« Colour *hort hy Jam. -s 5^ |k< At \ll s|,,,uw_ #%a« m«« only <^( offlrlaJ rnmpl<>t4> Him of688 words
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Miscellaneous391 1959-02-21 5 I M |TlTT^rYT^^^^^^^^^^N9^R S-.cnal and News. "> 4^> Singapore ■ll P I IFil *J V W m 1 W W^^J Sports Results. 945 Conimen'a! f* J I 1 I I wM 1 lI M W* 1 ■i i flit' Wkm Cocktail Id oo Musica Viva m 30 _TAIF 1 k391 words
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Advertisement853 1959-02-21 6 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel: 3 39 23 6. *****/4 132/6. Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE te Hafttax, Montreal, Boston, New York, Baltimore. Philadelphia ft* Cult Ports S'por. P. Sham Penang MYRMIDON 17/25 Mai 26 Ma. 17/28 Mat Carriers •ptioit to proceed via other port* u>853 words
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Advertisement1199 1959-02-21 6 1 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated tn Singapore) <12 Irncsi THE BLUE FUNNEL L.INE V."' SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW. CONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS (via Sues with liberty to proceed via Panama or Cape ot Good Hope) Carriers option to proceed via other ports te load1,199 words
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Advertisement1009 1959-02-21 6 MITSUI |S LINE JAPAN LINE Spore P.S'ham Penanq Axokoxe Maru for Japan 24 Feb 22 J e Hagurosan Mom for Japan 22 Feb Accepting cargo for Pacific Central and South American ports w.th.or without transhipment ot JoDan on through bills of lod.ng U.S.A. LINE. For New York Ph.lodelph.a, Baltimore direct1,009 words
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Advertisement544 1959-02-21 6 EAST ASIATIC fa HOMEWARD SAILINGS rot Aden. p O Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Bremen. Hamburg r a^H •nd 0»l 0 t^*J •"SELANDIA" »ml* 2 "KINA" 5,« m.. „'^K •"FALSTRIA" »/2,m.. 2)S H »m.,,,a p Colls London tor possengers hHIkS V> Speciol Express Soiling— Colli v < OUTWARD SAILINGS rot Bongkok and S«.544 words
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223 1959-02-21 7 BANK MAY AID PIONEER INDUSTRIES IN MALAYA THE Bank of Tokyo is eager to assist pioneer industries m Singapore and the Federation. Mr. S. Horic, the Bank's president, stated this m Singapore yesterday. He said the Bank was already financing some joint Malayan Japanese industrial projects such as iron mining.223 words
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Article161 1959-02-21 7 OITKR RO\DS AWA PRESTHUS, Baweab, Statins Jensen, Karaton, Bnrito, Adrastus, F.i Brcnon. Hydra. B-itoeia. East Brcezp. Tynriarejs, Shildc Lloyd. Read. Camphuys, States of Madras. Rita, Silindoeng, Achilles. Mizuho Mara. F'mpire Gannett, Santa Lucia. Kal^nda, Johanna OldenHorf. Poyang, Baud. Caltcx Bmtans. Leewana, Glory, Hock L?e. Danak:l. Trontn, R.cgaaai.161 words
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Article103 1959-02-21 7 SINGAPORE ChtDCM Pro J-^cf- Exchange nooo c!o c ire u r icefe ocr cicul vejtcrrJay were- Copra Dec. -Jan. $42$ buyers; $43$ sellers; roconut oil m bulk $S3i sellers m rlruim $67 sellers. Munlok white pepper $143 seller; Sarawak white $147 seller; special Sarawak black $79 Singapore Copra Association103 words
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Article63 1959-02-21 7 the Malayan Exchange Bank.* Association marie the foUowing c'i-»r.ges m Its rate* to merchants yesterday: Canada: Buying TT OP. 32--I'4 OP 32-3 8. 90 d st. air mail 32-11 16 credit b:ll? 32--13 16 trade bills. Selling TT OP ready. Swi*j Francs 1 41 1 4. Be' car."63 words
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140 1959-02-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A delegation from the Malayan Manufacturers Association will meet the Minister for Commerce and Industry Mr. Tan Siew Sin, shortly to discuss Government policy towards local industries. A Ministry official told The Standard that the meeting was arranged at the140 words
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Article339 1959-02-21 7 Business In Shares MALAYAN* sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday; Fitzpatricks $1.01; F. N. ords $1.5.3. $1.52: Gammon $1.71; W Hammer $1,551; Hume crefs. A"/li; M. Colls. 60c.; McAlistrr $1.19 cd. $1 1R xd. Metal H>x $1.55. $1.54; Robinson ords. $1.33; CoM Storage 15c; S Steamship fiBc S. Times339 words
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Article206 1959-02-21 7 INDUSTRIALS ARE STILL EASIER INDUSTRIALS were easier, tins quiet and rubbers steady on the Malayan sharemarket yesterday. Turnover was small. The Malayan Sharebrokers Association announced the a ins price change: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellfrs Fitzpatrick? 1.00 l 02 F. N. Ords. 1.51 1.53 Gammon 1.68 1.72 W. Hammer 154 1.57 cd206 words
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Article43 1959-02-21 7 According to provisional data, the Netherlands steel production m If)o8 amounted to .420.000 tons, compared to 1.1 80.000 tons m 1057, an inrrea.se of 20. 6^. Production has increased hy over 6^ during the last five yea re.43 words
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Article42 1959-02-21 7 JAKARTA Fob IP (Renter) The Minister for Agriculture. Dr Sadiarwo. said about 65.000 acres of crops had bpon destroyed by recent floods m Java. He said 14.000 tons of rice had been lost because of the floods.42 words
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Article22 1959-02-21 7 SINGAPORE rubber magnate. Mr. Ng Quee Lam has been re-elected president of the Rubber Packers Association for 1959 and 1960.22 words
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Article179 1959-02-21 7 PENANO. Fri. The Penang State Government wants to increase livestock production not only to attain selfsufficiency but also to get a surplus for export to neighbouring States. Thi.s wa s stated by the chairman of the Committee for Agriculture. Inche Aziz bin Ibrahim, when he179 words
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Article57 1959-02-21 7 BIGGEST shipments of Malayan R.S.S.* rubber lan month went to Japan, according to statistics. Of 52.141 tons exported during the month. 0.071 tons went to Japan. 8,912 tons to the United Kingdom. 4,313 ton* to the United State?, and 4.255 ton* to L'.S.S R Export? m January57 words
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Article45 1959-02-21 7 SINGAPORE, Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon Drlrpj m ceni Der ib yesterday were: Borers Sellrrt Spo* 86 R<^ International Mar No. 1 RS.S. Bfii R7 Apr. No. 1 87J 871 Mar. No. 2 BSt fisj Mar No. 2 84i B.S Tor? -Quiot.45 words
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317 1959-02-21 7 Russian Buying Is Highlight Of Rubber Week WHILE enquiries from America, the- United Kucdom and the continent have been coming m slowly hut surely, the Russian order which appeared on Wednesday was the rushlight of the work, says the market report of Holiday, Cutler Bath and Co. Ltd. This coupled317 words
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Article123 1959-02-21 7 Rubber Rises 3/8 Cent SINGAPORE rubber price rase 3 8 cent yesterday to clf»se at 86 7/8 cents per Ib. for International nrst grade March shipment o n Russian buying and announcement of U.S. consumption e.-.ti-maes Thr estimates and lower Singapore January stocks made for a steady penlng. hut at123 words
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Advertisement262 1959-02-21 7 m world famous family of medicinal products I CHEE THONE SAN Brovides Instantaneous relief for ■V. thache Earache, Stomachache, ■Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache, IG AUN TONG I TIGER MEDICAL HALL ILY SWISSAIR p «\> k Jn^Btl IKSQjuPm- fl 1 jt c x J FROM SINGM'ORK TO ""^H^-^'" 4 JAPAN VIA262 words
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Advertisement79 1959-02-21 7 Chevrolet^ ®W ?n<n>UU CHEVROLET FOR -59 all new airover again! —^~*^*m^^^ Wider m body, surer on the road, roomier and morfr WSBUM W, comfortable to sit and relax In. Lower, but with actually more head room In some tnodcLs, proator pn f .rar*c^ ■i Ma^nincenu mccnanical advances m nandlln^ .*;"*vx'"'79 words
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Article117 1959-02-21 8 Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6 Race 7 Race 8 GOLD COIN SON OF APRIL SCHOLARSHIP L. OF BURMA BILLEEN ~M. HOUSE II E fv G A f T Fiwoilh?p UR Sunshine Roy First Partnership Talent Zander Zorg Cheers Beechnut S effy Wee117 words
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Article, Illustration1462 1959-02-21 8 TODAY'S CARD My lust htts nt th<> du»i nro GnM €oin m Hace 1 mi#f Mho iiiunt m Miner 7-HMVfIS REDIFFI'SION will broadcast commentaries to listeners outside Penang i tffVnKfmPfct 2.J5 p.m. Cl. 5. Div. 2 5V 2 Furs. 1. ****** The Beauty beg 4y 9.04 Franklin Hobbs Singapore Syndicate1,462 words
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Article, Illustration1135 1959-02-21 8 Gold Coin Should See This Through Wrace one J I standard! NAP I Son of April Gold Coin, if he is any good at all. should account for this weak field over sif and score his long overdue win. At the last Ipoh meeting he ran a fairly promising race1,135 words
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Article204 1959-02-21 8 SCRUTINEER - Light Burms is see to win SCRUTINEER By THERE is hardly any need toUt s the brilliant Light of Burma for th V 6 1 the main 51 furlongs sprint (ra Cc 4CThree Division One performers ot P Cfl ,^B first day of the Penang T vr f Qi f\204 words
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403 1959-02-21 9 EDUCE TAX ON RACING' CALL BY S.T.C. Spore Covt. should follow the lead given by the Federation DR. E. LAIDLAW THOMSON, chairman of the Singapore Turf Club, yesterday called on the Singapore Government to reduce the tax on racing to the level of that m the Federation. He told the403 words
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168 1959-02-21 9 Pakistan Pacemen keep W.I. to 146 KARACHI. Feb 2o <Reuter> Pakistan scored 54 for one u-ieket m reply to West Indies all out first innings score of 14*> on the opening day of the Test here. The West Inches ran intn trouble early Pvit m to bat on a co;r168 words
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Article146 1959-02-21 9 NOMADS OUST BANKERS A GOAL m the second half by inside left Mohamad Xoor enabled Naw Nnmads to beat Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Sports Club, the present S.H A. D;v. 3 league champions, by one goal to nil m a S.H. A. junior knockout competition match at Farrer Pork yesterday146 words
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Article66 1959-02-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— Chan Chee Keon? won the Selangor Table Tennis Association junior title last nUht after fighting his wav past some really promising vourusters. Farn Vit Kit and Lai Tham Fonk both tied for second place with five points each, but Farn. with a better66 words
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Article31 1959-02-21 9 A hat-trick by centrp forward Don Selvin enabled Regimental Pay Office to beat 30 Battalion Royal Army Ordnance Detxit 3-0 m a friendly soccer match at Keat Hon* yesterday.31 words
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Article78 1959-02-21 9 3-2 WIN FOR TRADE SCHOOL ARMY Boys Trade School, defending champions m the SAFA inter-school knockout soccer competition entered the second round when they beat Raffles Institution by three goals to one at the Nee Soon yesterday Mohamed Darawi (2) and Zakaria scored for the winners while Raffles only goal78 words
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Article23 1959-02-21 9 OWING to pressure of space. The Standards popular Saturday feature the FORCES PAGE has been unavoidably held over till next week.23 words
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275 1959-02-21 9 FRED HINKLEY of 30 Battalion Royal Army Ordnance Corps retained his light-middleweight title m the Singapore Base District individual boxing championships by outpointing L/Cpl. Johnson at the Tanglin Gymnasium last night, i Hinklev mcountfred little opposition from his cha'lenger except m the first round275 words
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Article39 1959-02-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— The quarter-final footbal! match between Victoria Institution and defending champion^ Kishan D;al School m the Khir Johan Cup competition. scheduled to be played on the Davidson Road ground today. was postponed to Morfay. Feb. 23.39 words
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Advertisement221 1959-02-21 9 Officials ■ci.iK elected yesterday were: ■committee of management (re-elected en bloc): IF Laldlmw Thomson; Messrs V. C. Bath, W. Lor Watt: T. W. Ong; I. G. Salmond; Ng Seng Inrl Runme Shaw. ELECTION COMMITTEE: B sr«. IV. Gordon; Jre Ah Chian; R. Juma,im Eng Kwan; Dr. G. K. Lim; G.221 words
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Advertisement33 1959-02-21 9 j^^uf MmM jokjA%%. iy > Pi r& x i ri p o c£7 iw£ F tf I U I UK L U STANDARD 2J Urn l^k Kirn Road. Singapore 2. fftlephom* ***** (5 lin«v).33 words
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Miscellaneous198 1959-02-21 9 SINGAPORE IPOH TABLE TENMS: Group A r BA P MIN TON-P iro It Naval Base Chinese AA vs h^V or ch m T*onshipB— Upper Serangoon Boys' SyTwr fl l 2 pm Club, SYSC 8.15 p.m. Group o N G T^ rcc VieiD— B Balestier Community Cen- q Pf n Air198 words
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Miscellaneous181 1959-02-21 9 LI'L A»NiR Bj Al Cpp ALLEY OOP B 7 V. T. Hamlin I il^K-Z'txZ'n \T c p^^^U" 1 mmfl W Hi 1- 3LT-=rTU./VEZT'R i BIJT^ I I AWraGWT, WHERE WELL.S^ T^LS^S I Ss?l%l?S£ /V^X£ E A BOSH 1 M/VWE YOU f NOUR H>GH^ESS .5 TH CRITTER? y UKE X/* rTEROD^SS?181 words
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Article, Illustration131 1959-02-21 10 PRINCESS MARIA-GABRIELLA. of Savoya pictured at her home at Merlinge, where she again denied reports of engagement to the Shah of Persia She told reporters that the Shah had paid one courtesy visit to Merlinge, but had never asked her to marry him. nor offered her a n engagement ringUPI - 131 words
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159 1959-02-21 10 Non-Muslims having more than 1 wife JAKARTA, Feb. 20 (Reuter) —A leader of the Christian community m Surabaya, East I Java, ha> c. aimed non- Muslims were taking adI vantage of Indonesia's complicated marriage law :o get more than one wife In Indonesia Muslims 'are allowed four wives, while Christians159 words
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Article54 1959-02-21 10 EDINBURGH. Feb. 20. (Reuter).—The death rate m Scotland last week was one of the highest ever recorded 1.146 or 23 for thousand of the population, it was announced yesterday. The number of deaths, attributed partly to recent extremely cold and foggy weather, was 150 above that54 words
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Article30 1959-02-21 10 A Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman yesterday categorically denied that there were any foreign bases on Pakistan soil "as alleged by the Soviet Union from time to time." ReuterReuter - 30 words
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103 1959-02-21 10 Check birth rate costs India $34 m. NEW DELHI, Feb. 20, (UPI) India's Director of Family Planning. B. L. Rama. told the sixth International Conference on Planned Parenthood yesterday that India is spending $34 million (Malayan) on family planning during the second five-year plan and that over 800 birth control103 words
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Article29 1959-02-21 10 STANDARD Vacuum Oil Company will supply natural gas for a S ate fertiliser plant, under a contract singed yesterday with the Indonesian Government according to Antara News- agency ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article25 1959-02-21 10 SIX members of the British Parliament arrived m Manila yesterday by air on a nine -day visit at the invitation of Philippine Congress members. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article40 1959-02-21 10 SIR Anthony Eden, bronzed by his three-month stay at a Mexico's tropical resort, greeted President Eisenhower and President Adolfo Lopez Ma'eos of Mexico, warmly at a dinner given by the Mexican President at La Perla night club last nish: ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article71 1959-02-21 10 400 dental students go on strike JAKARTA, Feb. 20 (Reuter) Four hundred dental students have gone on strike m Airlangga University, Sourabaya, East Java, because their exams were too difficult, according to newspaper reports. The newspapers said the students had refused to attend lectures. Prof. Pringgodigdo. President of the University,71 words
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Article273 1959-02-21 10 Jakarta returns to rule Presidential decree by JAKARTA, Feb. 20, (Reuter) Indonesia is to return to rule by presidential decree under the 1945 revolutionary provisional constitution, the Prime Minister, Dr. Djuanda, announced here today. The Cabinet's decision after two days of crucial talks is expected to273 words
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73 1959-02-21 10 westfield. N>w Jersey, Feb. 20 (Reuter). Lord Attlee. Britain* lormer Labour Prime Minister. v said here last night that Mr. John Foster Dulles, the ailing Secretary of State, .should be replaced immediately. "No incapacitated man should lrad a povernmrnt." Lord Attlee told reporters after73 words
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Article202 1959-02-21 10 LONDON, Feb. 20 (TPI) Archbishop Makarios announced today he will return to Cyprus next week to end his two years of exile and probably to become the First President of the worlds newest nation. Thousands of Greek Cypriots flooded the streets m the villages of202 words
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227 1959-02-21 10 A MUCH FIERCER WAR IN STORE Premier TAIPEI, Feb. 20 (Reuter) Nationalist Premier Chen Cheng m a "state of the nation" report to the Legislative Yuan Parliamer/ today warned that \uc Chinese communists would start a much flerrer war m the Formosa Straits m the very near future." The Premier227 words
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Article125 1959-02-21 10 US To Aid Expansion Of Trade WASHINGTON. Feb. 20 (Reuter) The State Department's too economic expert said last night it was vitally important for newly developing countries most of them heavily dependent on sales of a few basic commodities to have easy access to foreign markets. Mr. C. Douglas Dillon,125 words
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266 1959-02-21 10 Aussies aware of their Asian position JAKARTA, Feb 20 (Reuter) The Indonesian Foreign Minister Dr. Subandrio said on his return from a visit to Australia and New Zealand today that the joint communique with Australia was "a compromise of commonsense." In the communique, Australia said It would not oppose a266 words
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Article32 1959-02-21 10 Life 's Like That... rr REIG HT truck named "Good Luck Commercial" crashed mto three young school girl s i n a Sop#i— Cebu Street yesterday and kilUri all nf ihm UPIUPI - 32 words
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