Singapore Standard, 30 May 1959
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Title Section24 1959-05-30 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD m Tiger Telephone ***** —5 Cable "TIGERNEWS- SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1959 VoL lx N 33!. 15 cts. ?4 Pages (FINAL EDITION)24 words
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242 1959-05-30 1 Tin export quota for Malaya goes up COPENHAGEN, Fri (Reuter) Third quarter tin export quotas under the International Tin Agreement are to be raised to 25.000 tons irom 23.000 m the previous quarter, according to the official communique issued after the end of the Council's 18th meeting here today. The242 words
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401 1959-05-30 1 WIDE OPEN ELECTION FOR A NEW SINGAPORE MORE THAN HALF A MILLION WILL VOTE All main parties arc confident af success Transport will be normal: Police on alert FROM EIGHT O'CLOCK this morning more than half a million citizens will vote m the Singapore general election to choose 51 men401 words
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Article80 1959-05-30 1 RUBBER DROP ON EVE OF ELECTIONS RUBBER dropped three cents on the Singapore rubber market yesterday, as pre-election sentiment set m with a marked absence of activity following buyers' reserve. Yesterday's closing at 98? cents per lb for International first grade June was back to the price about a month80 words
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Article96 1959-05-30 1 Two killed in head-on collision Two people died °n the spot and five were injured m a head-on collision between a ,-ar and a bus m Paya Lebar Road, Singapore, last night. The dead were a shop keeper. Lee Kian Liang, 42, and Ngj Choon Swee. 23. Casualties were Wee96 words
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Article47 1959-05-30 1 SYDNEY. Fri. (Reuter) The Minister for the Army, Mr. J. O. Cramer left Sydney tonight for Singapore on the first stage of a tour of Malaya. He said the main purpose of his tour was to visit Australian troops m forward areas of Malaya.47 words
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Article31 1959-05-30 1 JAKARTA, Fri. (Reuter) Antara News Agency reported today that hundreds of people had been killed or injured m a train wreck m the East Priangan Regency of West Java31 words
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176 1959-05-30 1 THE Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. E. Blades, yesterday warned hire car firms and pirate taxi drivers m Singapore that drastic action would be taken against them if they were caught taking voters to and from polling stations. Mr. Blades said special176 words
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Article, Illustration486 1959-05-30 1 Perak towkay freed after 14-day ordeal CHAINED AND KEPT IN PIT BY KIDNAPPERS IPQH, Fn— Mr. Chin X.m Yew, 47, well-known Ipoh pawnbroker, who was kidnapped 14 days ago from his Rose Gardens residence, was released early this morning. He had been held m captivity m a six by four-foot486 words
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381 1959-05-30 1 Alliance confident of another clean sweep in Selangor KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Alliance party is expected to sweep the board for the fourth time within ten days when about 1261,000 voters m the State go to polls tomorrow to elect 28 representatives to Selangor't first fully-elected Legislative Assembly. Minister for381 words
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609 1959-05-30 1 PAP asking for trouble over detainees Lim SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, yesterday warned that the Peoples Action Party will be asking for trouble if they release political detainees without consulting the Federation. The Chief Minister said that the PAP leaders if they won today's election must refer609 words
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Advertisement166 1959-05-30 1 W^m*\ r e <*} I An even better 1 j LAND-ROVER I --d-Rnvfr. peered by i 2} fitre engine, HMMT€ powerful rhtre* new tnd-Rovei 100 Both ire writable witb petrol or md m i choice ol body styles. ■> with ttn \?k^ experience oi 4 ah^i vehicles More man roo.OOO166 words
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Article2281 1959-05-30 2 Speech delivered by the Vice-President, the Hon'ble Mr. P. A. Delme-Radcliffe, at the Forty-Eighth Annual General Meeting held at Ipoh On Thursday, 28th May. 1959. Gentlemen, Our President is unfortunately unavoidably absent un 'he Federation and is theretore unable to address you today, I am2,281 words
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Advertisement633 1959-05-30 2 v~ 15^-yaa 111 rrn 11 t^t a t*t est t t nm r 4^ WHERE TO SHOP DIAMONDS are a girls beat friend Of* jnovr Jewellery from Chiong 9iing jewellers snd Diamond Merchants, lest 1934 g.^ North R-:d2e Road The house lhal *oec!V;i7^ m all I kind; ol jewcli Tel:633 words
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Advertisement166 1959-05-30 2 AUCTION SALE OF Refrigerators. Beds. Mattresses Glass Show Cases, Theodolite. D. R. Suites. Dining Table and Chairs. Child's Cot, Prams. Wardrobes. Dunlopillo Chairs etc. etc., at No. 204. Brewster I Road. Ipoh, on Sunday 31.5.59 1 at 10 a.m. JAMES SIMON, Auctioneer, Tel. 3228. 1 RURAL AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY166 words
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Advertisement142 1959-05-30 2 NOTICES m.s. "SANGOLA" Sailing for Hongkong and Japan on 31st May, 1959 THE above vessel will sail from Singapore Harbour Board Godown No. 18, Gate No. 4, at 4 p.m. on the 31st May, 1959. Embarkation for saloon and unberthed passengers will commence at 2 p.m. ISLAY RERR CO.. LTD.142 words
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Advertisement121 1959-05-30 2 In the Supreme Court of the Federation of Malaya In the High Court at Ipoh IN BANKRUPTCY No. 34 of 1953. Re: CHAN FOOK KUAN NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF APPLICATION TO COURT TO APPROVE COMPOSITION NOTICE is hereby given that the application to approve the Composition as proposed and duly121 words
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Advertisement474 1959-05-30 2 JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS lrom Class 'E' above registered P.W.D. Contractors will be received by the State Engineer. Johore. up to NOON of the 13th. June. 1959. for CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETF CHANNEL AT SUNGEI PENGGARAM, BATU PAHAT. Full particulars may be obtained from Senior Executive Engineer, Batu Pahat. TENDER474 words
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Advertisement405 1959-05-30 2 TENDER NOTICES JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "EX" and above registered P W.D. Contractors will be received by the Sta'e Engineer, Johore. up to Noon of the Bth. JUNE 1939 foi ihe> CON STR UCTION OF ONE CLASS V BUNGALOW AT JALAN VAHYA AWAL. JOHORE BAHRU Full particulars405 words
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Advertisement55 1959-05-30 2 rENDI SS i I ontri tori bk •ye W] r. f St^ie Engjinepr >. 3 00 p.m. n, Ail hiT.E' S r r, s town Penang 4 f dr c fr< n State Engii eer c j TAN§ SAY k k HBXEQ) IF o ARE WHY WE SHOP AT FITZPATRICKS55 words
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Miscellaneous249 1959-05-30 2 HIRE PURCHASE 100 N TK R FIN %NCI chase notoi can md sec 1934 Model upwards terms noderate c t 173A S uth B ice Road Singa pore Tele] rSS6S or Room 2 srd Floe MC/ Bui dim Am pang R nd Kua Lumpui Tele r— a |g052 >t 26249 words
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495 1959-05-30 3 SINCAPORE TIGER STANDARD Peoples Responsibility N'a/ 33. 1959 THI MARCH fo the polls by the people of to elect a government for the future S r^ipore is now on. Those who are enfai bound now to exercise their right to stltsfl be conscious of the responsibility which today. According to495 words
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Article392 1959-05-30 3 St X MONTHS ago Moscow announced that izreement had been reached between the We-> k ra Powers and the Soviet Union over the Fan of Berlin, it would conclude a treaty with East German Government and transfer its share of responsibility to the Government of the392 words
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Article35 1959-05-30 3 i— Cf rr, i ecu Mil «oaa 5 pee i PO 107 no 156S Cables HCEkNbwS (3 I'nesl A:i department* KWW, trance Mdi 174 Batu *a Cine Adr r e 405535 words
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717 1959-05-30 3 P. H. Goh - U.S. Is Aware Of Malaya's Importance P. H. Goh by THE writer recently visited some of the major cities m the United States at the invitation of the Stats Department. In this article, he gives his observations following discussions with Americans cf all walks of life whom he met during717 words
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Article1024 1959-05-30 3 E. G. WEBBER - Samoa On The Doorstep Of Freedom E. G. WEBBER by Wellington, New Zealand, ALONG with peoples m better known parts ol the globe who will attain their freedom next year from Western control are the lOO.noo Polynesians who live m Western Samoa The.se volcanic Islands In tne Pacific were a1,024 words
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Article196 1959-05-30 3 As Many Men— So Many Ways "I THINK that it is complete to suppose that there is a way of doing Shakespeare; even to suppose that Shakespeare himself knew precisely what he meant. No artist does. No work of art worth its is entirely conscious. What196 words
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Voice of MALAYA
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Letter212 1959-05-30 3 Sir There is so much talk m the SPA camp about splitting the non-PAP Vote and Tun Lim Yew Hock is said to be doing his utmost to bring about a merger of the LIB-SOCS/UMNO-MCA and SPA Parties. It is therefore difficult to undedrstand why the SPA is212 words
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Letter90 1959-05-30 3 Sir "Soviet Communism starts with an atheistic, godless premise. Everything else flows from that premise. If there is no God. there is no morai or natural law Sinre there is no moral law, there is no such thing as abstract right or justice The above words about90 words
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Article, Illustration57 1959-05-30 3 Atomic power, m time, can help dispe the spectre of hunger trom homes all over the world if it is devoted to peaceful use, as U. S. President Eisenhower proposes It can help scientists improve crops by combatting insects and disease and even can develop new plants57 words
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Article, Illustration462 1959-05-30 3 T^DAY marks thf rise and A fall of politicians m Singapore and m Selangor. By midnight there may be many disillusioned persons rueing the day they decided to launch on a career of great uncertainty. The world has seen few men who. adopting politics,462 words
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Advertisement34 1959-05-30 3 V:-^^ STENORETTE \wm —an ioi' p- or ->rTiriency ,ijiP=Tp^«!Pw^^^^^^^^P^P^M and reliability. iH is I O kfl r l,ss s vnr v n n *%a^3MBBiH P 'Fed Borneo i SOLE AGENTS KIAN GWAN (Ml LTD:34 words
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Advertisement113 1959-05-30 3 Immaaaa.mtm*' M r rAw -m\\\\\\Mf SEASON SALE NOW ON LOOK! TREMENDOUS SAVINGS IN TAILORING DEPT. U.P. S.P, American 100% Docron 60" 9.50 690 per yd. American DAC/ACCITATI 60" 6. 50 $5 00 American lOOs> Orion 60" 650 500 English Pick and Pick Suitings 58' $1 9 50 $1 5 50113 words
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332 1959-05-30 4 NO EVIDENCE OF ASSAULT: OPEN VERDICT A WIDOW named two people before the Singapore Coroner yesterday as the assailants of her husband. Madam Goh Bee Geok, wife of a bus conductor Poh Tions Soo, 32, said that when she visited her husband at the hospital he told her that he332 words
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Article271 1959-05-30 4 Union man refuses to give up his communist ideologies IPOH, Fri. The former secretary general of the Perak Labour Union, R. G. Balan, who is at present detained under the Emergency Regulations, has refused to give up subscribing to the policies and ideology of the communists.271 words
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Article143 1959-05-30 4 CHAMBER CHIEF'S MESSAGE THE president of the Si^gspore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Ko Teck Kin. yesterday hoped the in-coming Government would "look after the welfare of the people In the Colony."' Mr. Ko was speaking a* the Chamber's monthly committee meeting held m the Chamber's premises yesterday. He said143 words
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247 1959-05-30 4 Pitho sinking: Mounting of wheel to blame THE Singapore Harbour Board tug, 'Pitho, collided with the Japanese freighter Takeshima Maru and sank on Feb. 7 off Keppel Head because the helm was put hard to port instead of to starboard as ordered by the tug's serang. The Court of Investigation247 words
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302 1959-05-30 4 PENANG, Fri. India's famous Travancore dam ing sisters Pad B Zj Ragini, will not be able to marry the men they love if their mother ppus* s llPf "We will have to marry the men chosen by our mother, said Misses Padmini302 words
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141 1959-05-30 4 Two gangs battle it out with bottles PENANG, Fri— Mem bers of two rival secret societies, staged a running battle with aerated water bottles and other missiles n a clash at Madras Lane, off MacAlister Road, last night. The commotion caused householders to close their doors and windows. However, a141 words
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157 1959-05-30 4 Port union will fight alone if... Decision KUALA T I'M PUR. En -The Fort Swettenham branch 9 fight alone if the National Union of Rai waymen could not get a settlement of the former's claims. This was the unanimous decision of *he branch today. Tne branch is hacking the NCR157 words
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Article33 1959-05-30 4 Kuala Lump v Municipal Council will spend (43,000 for the centenary celebrations of 'he town. $10,000 of which wi 1 come from a development loan of (7,431,500 from the State Government33 words
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161 1959-05-30 4 KUALA LUMPUI The Ff r.. ment is taking of the fort) Malaya of Mr Hyde a fori of the Commui t Pan? Groat Britain. W hc Bounced Commuan active 20-year tion with it. A spokesman na. Affair. Standard 1 ration Go\ en161 words
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75 1959-05-30 4 Razak cannot attend Tibet convention KUALA LUMPUI Fm The Federation Prime M" ter, Dato Abdul Hussein, has dt- I m vit at n takt pat all- India Tibet cor ni Calcutta on May nt 1. due to pressure of The convention I ganised In respc appeal 'ry a B personage75 words
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198 1959-05-30 4 VOTE EARLY, AVOID THE RUSH: LEE'S POLLS EVE MESSAGE the secretary-general of the Peoples Action Party Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. last night urged the voters \n go to the polls early and avoid a rush m the evening. In an election eve message.] Mr. Lee stated that he was confident198 words
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Advertisement258 1959-05-30 4 fitetton* Tyres Set New World Recordl mWm\\ Ot^lmT \JaWmmmm*W JiT- <^^K^liMjPl »JP' T!^^l I^SP^ B^^l WaWL\ y r r- f r V ""7 Florida, U.S.A. Proves Firestone Tyres Safer jgkWggm^. for You at Highway Speeds y^^^BHk c- er R.>:hma"" c.r;\ :•"< on tyres not n^le one had tyre It f258 words
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344 1959-05-30 5 BATTLE BETWEEN COMMUNISM AND FREEDOM It's up to the people to make their choice says Lib-Soc chief THE present election is a fight between the communist and the democratic forces, and the people must decide what they want a communist state or a democratic one, said hAr. E. K. Tan,344 words
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Article228 1959-05-30 5 We will fight the Rest Dr. Toh L peaplf <>f Singa 1 i>krri to give \erdirt on the evidence td heard during weeks f»>r and ms{ th, I political part ppcndepts innral elections x h the Chairman \< tion Party. I h\e m his i idrairt evei c i porf228 words
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230 1959-05-30 5 Marshall's 7 -point pledge to the people MB DAVID M rsh W k--3 Partj candidate for Cairn- an election rally last ght held at Monk's Hill made -even-point pledge on what he and his party would do tor if elected. He told the crowd that he [would sti ggle unremittingly230 words
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Article153 1959-05-30 5 RADIO MALAYA TO CARRY RESULTS KIALA LUMPUR Fri, As there is considerable Federation interest m the Singapore elections tomorrow. Radio Malaya has arranged for a special transmission of the full results of this election to be relayed from Radio Singapore. Listeners who wish to hear the Singapore results should tune153 words
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576 1959-05-30 5 AS 600,000 IN SPORE GO TO THE POLLS TODAY... SINGAPORE'S two main political parties opposing the Peoples Action Party m the general elections last night appealed to the 600.000 voters who are going to the polls today to form576 words
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355 1959-05-30 5 Prepare for worst if PAP comes in: Vasagar CHAIRMAN of the Singapore City Council's ordinary meeting, Mr. S. M. i Vasagar, yesterday warned fellow Councillors that they "must be prepared for the worst" if Peoples Action Party won the election. Speaking at the Council's meeting yesterday Mr Vasagar said: "If355 words
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Article54 1959-05-30 5 THE New Sceneshifters (Musical Dramatic Society of the V.M.C.A. m Singapore) will present "The Desert Song" at the Victoria Theatre on June 4. 5 and 6 at 8.30 p.m. The play, which is produced by Jeanne Galbraith and Charles Wilkinson, has a cast of 80. Bookings54 words
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108 1959-05-30 5 THE Singapore City Council will donate $10,000 for the recent fire victims of Joo Chiat Place. The Council's ordinary meeting yesterday decided that this amount should be handed over to the Social Welfare Department to be expended on relief work and for those 26108 words
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Advertisement22 1959-05-30 5 V A. WANDER LTD, fortified Witt! Vita ITI 11l S (incorporated it England), Singapore i \*o I I I I I WW22 words
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Advertisement205 1959-05-30 5 :^v^ l^■^^;^^;^TT^rr•r• ,r ww -■■8y....- n f i- '-..■^p*'' Sunsilk ONE -LATHER SHAMPOO (X Jot hjiAadiotdb I: ■:*:3 t Sunsilk is a dream come true. Whether your hair is dry or oily, f^ O BBi^ ipfl this one-lather shampoo leaves it \l *lSl[lc shining clean and gloriously easy y£ >\vS^205 words
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Article1195 1959-05-30 6 VOTE WISELY AND FEARLESSLY... The successful 51 can make or mar the quality of our lives f f mm* for five years THE PEOPLE of Singo pore, by peaceful but firm negotiation, have won a major victory and achieved a new form of government which gives them full control and1,195 words
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441 1959-05-30 6 POLLING STATIONS will tv open from 8 am. to 8 pm; the\ will be nunifr<»u> enough to make the vntpr's journey as short as possible: and. provided all thf* voters know clearly what they should do. the441 words
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Advertisement700 1959-05-30 6 as they become available until counting is completed. I Line-up At A Glance Peoples Action Party 5 Singapore Peoples Alliance 37 Liberal Socialists >•• 30 UMNO-MCA 13 Citizens Party 5 Party Ra'ayat 4 Singapore Malay Union 3 Pan-Malayan Islamic Party 3 Labour Front 3 Workers Party 3 Malayan Indian Congress700 words
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Advertisement197 1959-05-30 6 MOULMEIN (10,158) Yap Jen Yau (SPA) Tan Peng Khoo 'Lib-Soc.) Lim You Eng (PAP) MOUNTBATTEN (10,126) Mrs. Scow Peck L^ne 'SPA' Wee Soo Bee (Lib-Soc; Tay Kum Sun 'PAP; Wong Foo Nam (UMNO MCA) Felice Leon-Soh CRURA) NEE SOON Yap Chin Poh <SPA) I Yong Nyuk Khoon (Lib -Soc Sheng197 words
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Advertisement259 1959-05-30 6 Thomas Lao pin. (UMNO v V. Loula remand* T) SIGLAP (14,632) I A Bnodfn Sahorah bi ;••'> Mohamed B Hamid (UMI yft Peter Pang Wanjur bit i S H (PMIP Koh To P Km tin* Abdullah Mnv SOUTHER* ISLANDS (5,32: Mona H Kum T.ng H r; y Ahmad Jabr ffi259 words
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Article147 1959-05-30 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 98* 99 R.S.S No. 1 June 982 99 R.S.S Xo 1 July 99 991 R.S.S. No 2 971 98i R.S.S. No. 3 91 97| Tone: Barely steady. Tin price m Singapore was 5.1988 per147 words
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Article, Illustration500 1959-05-30 7 'FIGHT PAP TO SAVE SINGAPORE FROM CHAOS' am not power crazy** Tun Lim SINGAPORE Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, at a Singapore Peoples Alliance rally at Fullerton Square yesterday told the crowd that he had been accused of being "power crazy and that I wanted to be a Prime500 words
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Article42 1959-05-30 7 MR. C. STOWE, formerly headmaster of Klang High School, has arrived m Kota Bharu to take over from Mr. A. D- Bennett as Chief Education Officer, Kelantan. Mr. Bennett has gone on transfer to Perak as Chief Education Officer there.42 words
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Article58 1959-05-30 7 AN Indonesian soprano. Effie Tjoa, will give a performance at the Victoria Theatre :n Singapore on June Mi?? Tina, i? a graduate of the Amsterdam Conservatoire of Music and the Accademia Santa Cecilia of Rome and is also the winner of the Viotti International Singing competition58 words
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308 1959-05-30 7 Decision of Colony voters today will have effect on world he says THE decision taken by Singapore voters today, the eve of their complete internal self-government, "will have a far-reaching effect not only on Singapore, but also on the Federation of Malaya and the rest of the world."' ThLs statement308 words
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Article56 1959-05-30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— A communist terrorist was killed on May 5 m the Grik District of Perak by a patrol of the 3rd. Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment. The patrol made contact with two terrorists and shot one dead. The other fled. News of the killing was56 words
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Article202 1959-05-30 7 Call for unity among teachers FENCE SITTERS URGED: JOIN STU AN i urgent appeal for "fence sitters" to support the Singapore Teachers Union was made m an emergency release yesterday, the eve of internal self-government m the Colony. Under the title "Teachers Unite!" the S.T.U. asks "those teachers, who are202 words
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179 1959-05-30 7 LECTURER m Bacteriology m the Singapore Division of the University of Malaya, 37-year-old Dr. Lee Liang Hin, was yesterday appointed as the Director of the World Health Organisation's Poliomyelitis Centre, located m the University's Department of Bacteriology. Dr. Lee, the first Malayan to serve179 words
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358 1959-05-30 7 Only Alliance can deliver the goods -Wong AN assurance that the UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance was the "only Party m Singapore that can work for an early merger with the Federation" was given over Radio Singapore last night, m a final election speech by the Alliance candidate for Mountbatten Division. Mr. Wong358 words
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Advertisement492 1959-05-30 7 f*g ■***A*^MMM^W^^Bi^SM^t4 l JJmW FnTTTITTI p „n« LAST taAYf am l wt^ -^C BUffllfl »iIM maMalt UMT QS A 930 r m 3 Please Note Revised Screening Tlmei HIDMARR OLINN IfflllllUvll Color hy Deluxe jff^ OPENS "KHALED EBNEL WALID" CScope Cohmr jL (The Sword of (i^d) Egyptian with English A492 words
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Miscellaneous200 1959-05-30 7 flHain^^^tt^mHHMMn|^^H| fo Mumc. 15 8.8.C Bandstand. H^^^vv&^7sWV9R9s^^^S'lll spnr >; Hour, 6.45 Programme B \sm%f I] [fffi^wiiwlflm ">ummar\ fi 55 Programme Pre■iHnHMfl fi^Kttffi^ view, 7. 0n Time Signal and News. VBmiaWßl&BgWmWsSm mmWl\mWam\Wmwm 710 Newstalk, 715 Popular Instrumental. 730 Radio Dance RADIO Singapore (Medium \Va\e Cluh OO Goon Show, B3lt Palace 47K200 words
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Miscellaneous55 1959-05-30 7 TODAY- Singapore 4.07 a.m. (7ft lim. 5.55 n m (6ft 7in). Port Dickson 12 23 pm. (6ft Bml Penning 633 a.m (6ft 4in> 536 p.m. TOMORROW: Singapore 3.23 a.m. 1 6ft sin.i. 659 pm. <6ft Bin». Port Dickson 122 a m (6ft. lin). 157pm (6ft. Bin) Penang 901 a.m. (6ft55 words
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Advertisement796 1959-05-30 8 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE MORTH AMERICAN SERVICE te: Halitax. Boston. New Tork. Baltimore. Philadelphia tt Cult Port* Spore P. S ham Penang TEUCIB i i 7/11 luno 12 lune 16/17 lune Carrier* option to oroeoed via othe. port* to load end discharge cargo NORTH GERMAN LLOYD and HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE JOIM796 words
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Advertisement1228 1959-05-30 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 M 8 lines) (Incorporateo n Singapore) (12 line* l IZ'"" the blue funnel line lz" lAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW LONDON O CONTINENTAL PORTS (via Suez with liberty to proceed via Panama or Cape ot Cood Hope) Carriers option te proceed via other1,228 words
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Advertisement1040 1959-05-30 8 MITSUI |J3 LINE JAPAN LINE Spore P.S'ham Penang Axumasan Maru 31 May U.S.A. LINE. For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore direct discharge vio Akashison Maru 19 June 22 June PACIFIC LINE vio Manila Japan. tor USA Pacific Central S. American oorts with or without transhipment at Japan on through bills of1,040 words
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Advertisement875 1959-05-30 8 *a the E.A.C.«n4 J* >AILINCS 10: \J ADEN, RED SEA, MEDITERRA\U\ J» CONTINENTAL SCANDINAVIAN p ()R| [9 Kj* popr p I ha* p V. m.%. "Meonia al y +m* m.t «Beira' b) 29 May/4 |une 5 6 |un M IX m, m.s. "Basra" b) 30 |une/4 |uly |/t|n|, 6/7'""' V875 words
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Article282 1959-05-30 9 Faster Travel By BOAC Comet 4 Striking decreases m journey times between Singapore and other key cities of East and West will result from the introduction of B. O A. C's Comet 4 jet services to Singapore next month. On Tuesday and Thurday afternoons, a Comet 4 will leave Singapore282 words
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184 1959-05-30 9 'Selective Support' In Industrials THERE was selective support ir. Industrials on the Malayan share market yesterday Prices, however, eased slightly at the close. Tin? were quiet, while Rub-rf-s were Irregular, Turnover was fair. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers* Association were: Buyers Sellers W H...:r.rr.er 1*42 144 M Bre-.ver:es184 words
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Article401 1959-05-30 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday; Fitzpatricki 94c; F. N. ords. $1.65 to ?l 67 to $1.66; Gammon SI 80 to $1 35 to $1.71 xd. $1.89 cd overnight, $188 cd. W. Hammer $1.44. $145. Hume prefs. \4 10, A4/11 ov M. Cement $1.65; M.401 words
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295 1959-05-30 9 CEYLON RUBBER FOR CHINA UNDER NEW BARTER Finance Commerce COLOMBO, Fri. (Reuter)— Ceylon will sell 30,000 tons of rubber to China m exchange for 20,000 tons of rice this year. Agreement on the quantities and prices of rice and rubber to be exchanged between the two countries under their barter295 words
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Article198 1959-05-30 9 IPOH, Fri. The acting chairman of Malayan Producers Limited, Mr J. G. M. Ferguson, today announced a profit of $221,431 for the company. He said this was an improvement over the previous year by $39,991. The annual general meeting of the company was held at198 words
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Article183 1959-05-30 9 Japan's Imports Rising TOKYO. Fri. (Reuter) The Bank of Japan said today Japan's balance of international payments needed careful watching m the coming months, because there were indications that imports were increasing while exports, were levelling off. Japan's balance of external payments has yielded surpluses consecutively for the past 19183 words
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Article120 1959-05-30 9 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) The Commonwealth Development Finance Company plans to double its authorised capital by the creation of 15 million new ordina^v one sterling shares, its annual statement disclosed today. The chairman. Lord Goodber, said m a statement that m view of the expanded facilities '"we are prepared120 words
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Article, Illustration244 1959-05-30 9 Firm Shows Confidence In S'pore The Industrial Commercial Insurance Co. Ltd., Singapore, will open for business on Monday, the day when the new State of Singapore comes into being. "We are happy to launch business simultaneously with the inauguration of our new State," secretary of the company. Mr. Hong Tan244 words
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Article247 1959-05-30 9 Easier Tendency In week THE week's rubber market has shown an easier trend and there was a lair amount of upcountry liquidation to assist the decline m prices, says Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co Ltd.'! report. Overseas' markets have nofl been encouraging ana the demand for lower sheet was mostly rovrrir.c247 words
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Article95 1959-05-30 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per oicul yesterday were Copra April-May $44£ buyers; S4si sellers; coconut oil m bulk $68 sellers; m drums S7O. sellers; Muntok white pepper 51. 3 7 sellers; Sarawak white 51 36 sellers; special Sarawak black $80 Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair95 words
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Article109 1959-05-30 9 OUTER ROADS Xanfa. Ommenkerk. Silindoeng. Le Maire, Statins Jensen, Kaloekoe. Yarra Breeze, Tees Breeze, Orient Explorer, Tolerante. Xarica, Bradeverett, Kivorsk. Armonia, Glengyle. Ternate, Agapenor. Yosu. Thames. Hallanger, Hosho Maru, Negoya Maru. INNER ROADS Longsindhu, Soon Lee, Tg. Pinang, Sugi, Prekkak, Kaitero, Hong Hai. Kirn Hwa. Tong Thay,109 words
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Article45 1959-05-30 9 Tne Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Selling. T. T /O. D. (ready), Canada 31 7/16. Swiss Francs 141 1/4 French Francs *****, Deutsche Marks 136 5/8. Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.45 words
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Article281 1959-05-30 9 HOUSES which can be constructed m five days specially designed for Far Eastern countries are the main feature of the London Exhibition of Dexion Products a firm specialising m producing materials. The new construction system is called Chee Dcx and has been jointly developed by281 words
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Advertisement456 1959-05-30 9 STOP THAT COUGH Get restful and comforting sleep tonight by taking DOAN'S ggj. COUOH MIXTURE 5 »J He| P s to °P en UP bronchial tubes, loosen phlegm and to soothe am7mViZ**a cou*h-strained throats m r^j-V Recommended for s*J_: BRONCHIAI IRRITATIONS, COLDS, COUGHS, SOREV ___J THROAT, LOSS OF VOICE. Free456 words
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Advertisement47 1959-05-30 9 IttrUi _L \m%A m \jl^^n JmrV v m BANK of AMERICA A WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF ißank of Amrrira NATIONAL i'V^JTk^fg ASSOCIATION IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF ITS E KUALA LUMPUR BRANCH IN TEMPORARY PREMISES AT No. 1 CROSS STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. TELEPHONES; *****-547 words
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Article, Illustration350 1959-05-30 10 UOMB or Wtataya'i foremost youth leader*, Tunku Abdullah ibni Tuanku Abdul Ribman. uho is touring thp I'nited States. Is seen discussing his study plans m Washington with Mr I Graham PfcraottS, who sbnrth replaces Mr. Walter Robertson as Assistant Secretarj of state for Fij- Eastern Affairs TunkuWoo; Fah; Ch'ng Seng Poh - 350 words
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Article, Illustration52 1959-05-30 10 ■Picture by a i CHE Afsah binte Osm.in. the winner of the Talentime Singing competition organised by the Rata Shoe Factory. Klang. m conjunction with Guest Hay. last Saturday receives a pri7e from Mrs. .IF. Bartos. wife of the Regional Director of Rata Far East Organisations.— Ch'ngCh'ng Seng Poh - 52 words
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Article, Illustration116 1959-05-30 10 Picture by Picture by TWENTY-TWO scooters from Klang and coastal districts who attended a three-day preliminary course at May School, Port Swettenham. last week. Ch'ng Seng Poh CHL Mariaai btefc I winner of th* 1 FaßTj I 1 competition aeU ll rnn junction *Hfc GaetJ organised b\ theCh'ng Seng Poh - 116 words
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Advertisement61 1959-05-30 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products Balashin Sai In The I "New Look" Pack Very effective for Coughs, Indigestion, Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness, Stomachache, Foul Breath ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL FEMININE TOWELS ,s'' /\;f^M g with New Wondersoft covering V .s■.&; !/SH| 1 PROTECT BETTER. PROTECT61 words
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Article115 1959-05-30 11 SCRUTINEER j FRANCIS Race l T. CHEQUE II Russian Rose II Quiny QUINY Invincible G. Melayu II Race 2 FIELD LIGHT Canopus Star F.-Me-Not II F-MI-NOT II Welsh King Field Light Race 3 PONTICAN Colza Ellen s Treasure COLZA Lord Fredrick II Martial Song Race 4 WHO KNOWS Peanut115 words
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Article, Illustration1521 1959-05-30 11 TODAY'S CARD THE PERAK DERBY ■251Kffl^ 2-'5 P C/. 4 D/v. 4 6 Furs. In^nc.b.e ch a 9 6y 9.00 King R. B'kelen F.C.L Stobl. 96 Paloh cheg 4y gl2 po$ner spencer L.A.B. Stable 32 9-6 Pleasure Park br e g 6y 8.07 |ohnson Martin Shaw Stable 0-707- Trailer', Cheque1,521 words
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Article, Illustration1643 1959-05-30 11 SCRUTINEER - WHO KNOWS BEST SCRUTINEER "My Best Bets Are Toreador In Race Six And Signal Patrol In Race 8." mm Francis He's Equal To Derby Task By r RACE ONE j Traveller s Cheque To Cash In Traveller's Cheque II has trained on splendidly, and if he reproduces his track form,1,643 words
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Article377 1959-05-30 12 I.0.C. VIOLATED THE RULES The Expulsion Of Free China Nationalist China Brands W% ff amP* mmmW mm* M B avVRa. am*xS JPtm mumml *mVa- ST atfaa* rfrunaage trio. TAIPEI, Fri. (Reuter) The Chinese Nationalist Government condemned the decision of the International Olympic Committee to, bar Nationalist Athletes from participating m377 words
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266 1959-05-30 12 U.S. GOVERNMENT NOT TOO HAPPY OVER THE BAN WASHINGTON. Fri. (ITI) The State Department said yesterday it was reluctant to believe that the International Olympic Committee had decided to expel .Nationalist China. Such a decision would be totally Inconsistent with the Olympic Committee's previous record or' non-political devotion |to the266 words
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Article55 1959-05-30 12 TAIPING, Fn. Tei v United dropped a table poinl when 'hey we--: he a one-all draw >y the PW D ir their second division soccer league tie played on the esplanade yesterday. Cm?, scorers were centrelor wa t d B a kar for Tei an n55 words
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Article76 1959-05-30 12 FOWLER TAKES 4 TITLES PRIVATE Fowler won four finals m the Singapore Base District Tennis tournament which ended at Tyersall Park yestei day. Results of the fina were: Men's Doubles: Pte Fowler L Cpl. Carter heat Thomas and Coop 6-2. 6-4. Ladies Singles: Mrs, Jones beat Miss Hipkins 6-3. 6-2.76 words
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Article29 1959-05-30 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fn. Selangor Chinese Recreation l C whipped Persatuan Pemuda Kamporc Bharu 7-0 m today's FAS Division 111 League match en the Pudu Road ground-29 words
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Article37 1959-05-30 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. S "ring all their goals m the second half the Federation P ost Coy beat S.I. A. *C 3-0 m their F.A.S. Division 111 'League match on the Taylor R^ad ground today.37 words
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Article210 1959-05-30 12 I LAST minute coal by outside right Soerjadi enabled the visiting Banka Billiton football team from Indn. n°sia to open their Colony tour with 2-1 \ictorv over Singapore m a floodlit soccer match at Jalan Besar stadium last night. Hit hee.-; ;N was Stored In210 words
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Article39 1959-05-30 12 KUALA I.IM? r R. Fn Forty-eight rompetitors frwn a ;*ates -v. take par- :n Urn h Malayan Esl re Cross C< thampionships which v }c held tomorrow at 4 p.m. py ijQQg Sports C i39 words
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188 1959-05-30 12 LOS ANGELES, Fri. (Reuter) England salvaged a little from the wreck of their trip to the America's yesterday when they trounced the I'nited States B—l8 1 to wind up a four-match tour with their only victory. Previously they had heen heaten 2 o by188 words
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Article65 1959-05-30 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Malayan Amateur Weightlilting Federation have selected Mr. Kok Kee to be official representative at the first inaugural meeting of the Asian Body Builders Federation to be held m Colombo, Ceylon. during the first week of .June. Mr- Kok Kee will be65 words
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Article30 1959-05-30 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Selangor Cluh maintained their unbeaten record when they whipped Camp Federation Army by 5-1 m a FAS division two soccer match on the padang here today.30 words
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Article, Illustration55 1959-05-30 12 Photo SURBITON, Surrey: Wearing an unusual garb for tennis m this country, Mrs. P. Ahmad of Pakistan ip action during her first round match m the Women's Singles, against Mrs. F. M. Sherwood recently. It was the opening of the Surrey championships, open tournament at theUPI - 55 words
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266 1959-05-30 12 COLONY'S PROPOSAL TO BE TABLED KI'ALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Selangor Amateur Swimming Associatieg at iB annual general meeting here tomorrow will discuss a proposal from the g A.S.A. to form an Asian Swimming Confederation. The Singapore Amateur' Swimming Association has! taken the266 words
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Article21 1959-05-30 12 The Joint Services and Johore Malaya Cup tie scheduled for Sunday had been cancelled, it was announced yesterday.21 words
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Article34 1959-05-30 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fd A penalty goal m the second half helped Sultan Suiieman j beat UMNO Youths 3—2 m a FAS division I League match played on the Princess Road ground today.34 words
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Letter73 1959-05-30 12 FOOLISH TO MAKE COMPARISONS Sir I have read Ll IVB son's letter l day's d. wthat with to his claim* I experience, he a; be entire boxing and Its vii l It U make comp iri he has done :k is U here the two m the same question wil]73 words
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Article95 1959-05-30 12 SEREMBAN. Friday— The annual tennis match between Negri Sembilan and Malacca for the "Lim Cheng Siong" Cup Vn-.11 be played at the N.S. Chinese Recreation Club court s on Sunday. The match will be decided on Cue results of three singles and four doubles. The following will95 words
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Article42 1959-05-30 12 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Fri. The No. 27 Coy. Royal Army Service Corps 'A' gained full point? when they beat No. 656 Squadron. Army Air Corps. 2-0 m their Central Malaya SubDistrict league soccer match on the Rifle Range road ground today.42 words
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Article, Illustration162 1959-05-30 12 VERUS - VERUS by TlMlD— Although Robinson idolized Joe Louis and had watched boxing workouts m Detroit, he was a shy, timid lad and fighting of any sort seemed pointless to him. In school boxing matches, during physical education classes, he would refuse to162 words
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Advertisement197 1959-05-30 12 mam*aamamm*m^^aam**aam*a***m*i Teiephone:ftWSMfHJ| Screening fines: 334 o 5 1.30-3.30-7.30-9.30 340, North Bridge Road Singapore For the past week STILL SHOWING MORE THAN 20.000 At a firstclass regular PERSONS HAVE SEEN first-run Chinese picture \jr\^^a\ a*** _^w//)^ (air-conditioned) S\f+i\s*% SEE Beauiiful Goddess LJ m FeatUfeS F rm of \aked Beauty of ORIBfT.197 words
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Advertisement16 1959-05-30 12 PICTURES them from SINGAPORE STANDARD 23, Lim Teck Kirn Road. SINGAPORE— 2 Tel: ***** (5 lines)16 words
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Article, Illustration742 1959-05-30 13 Sgt. P.M. Howard - Frogmen— One Of The Army's Most Unusual Units Sgt. P.M. Howard Ready For Diving by Pictures by [H(NKO> FROGMEN and you immediately fa Rova! Navy. Or do you' vould hardly this v.?* proudly r too 1 z m g and ex- hfe. Men tike Lt Michael Karris^. a?ed 23, whoseM. HOSKEN - 742 words
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Article, Illustration26 1959-05-30 13 A re-tonditirnied mooring is placed m the water, and CP' Jeff Parkin, captain of the "Zadar", and Lt. Harrison (right) releases it from the lifting cables.26 words
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Article, Illustration172 1959-05-30 13 RITA DEL MAR - THE STARS AND you RITA DEL MAR by q\ OT vnns > n Always 'he Milt] m;nd In rcai each an >ffv er Shi kf^ppi ro ITI RDAI for f* m and s ifl \c* thai vo'j for aal tnv R RIRTHDATE D KIRTHsfGN AMIS :i |o g i eeh172 words
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Article, Illustration720 1959-05-30 13 KROH, North Malaya pOUR Australian signallers had a "radio ringside" seat recently for the biggest battle against communist terrorists that North Malaya has seen for many months. They wore members ol a letachment of signallers providing communications for a m— M !r oci Australian720 words
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Miscellaneous168 1959-05-30 13 LI'L ABNER Al r Bj AI Capp V^^E^L^lT) ZZ "I M u^»T JVa' SH dKT P CORN-FID-ENSHULLV, SHE CAiNTUVE LUXURV,EASE^ID <V^?| /m^MaUvV iSS^p emu ff V KNOWS NO BOUNDS.'.' 1 GUUIWUR-WTHONE J r&?l WAIS-an^^.^ -m-. X U*- J' Kr*Js^.u. f mmm^^^^smm^f^^.ammmm\a\mmmmm\ py^,k ;*-r Ql (A»J f ALLEY OOP Rv v168 words
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Article296 1959-05-30 14 mci Intf *MTED NATIONS. FrL BPI) Marriage* are last- longer but the world reg rate 15 climbing, the .ted Nations reported toThe latest Issue nt the IN grbook cave for the first Ime detailed international statistics on marriage and divorce The longer marriages were attributed296 words
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Article, Illustration96 1959-05-30 14 UNAWARE that their parents are dead. 11--month-o'd Glenn Whitaker sucks his thumb as his sister, Wendy. 2*. hues babysitter Carol I ynn Wallis, IC m Van Nays, California. The father. William Whitaker. 32, shot his wife. Arline, 28, to death with a rifle and then killed himself.UPI - 96 words
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Article87 1959-05-30 14 [enna F- EU iter}.— A Cre boslc •< g idei p' rt has askc tat litica is m iftei I to .r-r i battle with inds over the f r ntiex sn Sin the Federa Office :*^r c. Flying The pilot, a %n te show bl87 words
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186 1959-05-30 14 I'll take religion to Sydney's beaches Bishop SYDNEY. Pri (Reuter) Church ol Eng md Bishop, H R. Qough, who tomorrow will be enthroned as Archbishop of Sydney, said today he was prepared to s" to Sydney's beaches to help -pr-^ad religion. He said he *lso Intended f "> es. wharve?186 words
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215 1959-05-30 14 LONDON Fri. (I/PI) The British Medical Association today issued a detailed plan for a "strike" to be called by the 20.000 physicians m the National Health Service, if negotiations with the government fail to produce a pay raise. The doctors involved care for about215 words
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Article347 1959-05-30 14 GENEVA: SUCCESS IN TEN DAYS! Optimism rises as Ike prods Big* Four Foreign Ministers will pave way for Summit WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter Washington officials said today they would not be surprised if the Geneva Foreign Ministers conference reached a conclusion m the next ten days. They said that such a347 words
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Article205 1959-05-30 14 DULLES LEAVES $300,000 TO SON NEW YORK. Fri. (Reuter)— The will of Mr. John Foster Dul es, which was filed for 1 probate m Manhattan Surrogate's Court yesterday, included bequests totalling $714,000 i (Malayam. The res* of the former Secretary of State's estate was left m trust to h i205 words
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Article193 1959-05-30 14 jury - jury by DACCA. East Pakistan. Fri. (Reuter) The government has revoked the system of trial by jury m nine out of seventeen districts of East Pakistan. An official Press statement said: "There is a lack of confidence In the fairness of trial by jury m theseReuter - 193 words
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Article103 1959-05-30 14 Nothing to stop you going bald L O N D O N, Fri. (Reuter) The man going prematurely bald can do nothing about it, a doctor declared yesterday. Writing m "Family Doctor." a monthly magazine. Dr. David Williams said "Spending a fortune on the best advertised remedy will lead inevitably103 words
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Article25 1959-05-30 14 PERMISSION for Cathay Pacific Airways to run once weekly service ber^-pen Honekons. Manila. Port Moresby. Wardin and Sydney !m C gazetted yesterday.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article, Illustration56 1959-05-30 14 phot,, GRIEVED at the death <»f his old frien ad ay date. John Foster Dulles Prrs]dp n t I s.-nhnww eompanied by Mamie. h;s wife, arrive bad capital from their Gettysbarg Farm Pr^jrif. n1 £j^ hnupr immediately ordered an official Funeral Dulles, who died of rancer atUPI - 56 words
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162 1959-05-30 14 RANGOON, Fri. (Keuter) The number on- r^ among the Karen tribesmen holding out m thf the Irrawaddy Delta has £i\en himself ap 'he Burm government announced yesterday. The announcement said th< rebel Muka Paw. alias Sa\* Tun Nay. a Brigade C n naander, surrendered162 words
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49 1959-05-30 14 THEY DONT KNOW THERE'S CASH IN BANK CAN BER I ter) Abe lives haup to bear bank money |i I The '*< re'te"' p names i unclaimed t the Coir through the ten The large-* us p m i ..nea is an D wane! M ng trustee. X* r m49 words
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Advertisement115 1959-05-30 14 f^\ I yf^±> THE NEW IMPROVED 1959 VAUXHALL VICTOR Aftrr 2 years of proving trials and tests. Vauxhall have produced the SERIES 2 VICTOR, and we can honestly say that this is the finest Victor ever manufactured. You can find bigger cars if size is all important, faster cars if115 words
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