Singapore Standard, 3 June 1959
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Title Section22 1959-06-03 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** —5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" Singapore, Wednesday, june 3, 1959 Vol. IX No. 335. 15 cts. 14 Page* (FINAL EDITION)22 words
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Article, Illustration798 1959-06-03 1 SINGAPORE IS NOW A STATE: LEE TO BE P.M. Governor agrees to the release of detainees THE Governor of Singapore, Sir William Goode, yesterday agreed to release eight prominent members of the Peoples Action Party from Changi Jail tomorrow and the party has agreed to form a government on Friday.798 words
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Article, Illustration29 1959-06-03 1 Changi Jail visitor MR. Lpp Kim Yew 9 brother of PAP lender Mr. Lee Kuan Yeu\ emerges from Changi Jail, after teeing the eight political detainees, yesterday morning. Standardpic.29 words
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80 1959-06-03 1 THE LATE SULTAN'S BODY DUE TOMORROW THE body of the late Sultan of Johore, Major-General Sir Ibrahim, will arrive in Singapore harbour tomorrow, on board the liner Willem Ruys. It will then be transferred to the flagship of the Royal Malayan Navy. Sri Johore, for its last journey to Johore80 words
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Article33 1959-06-03 1 A B-47 bomber crashed at Winchester. California, early yesterday, killing two and possibly three crewmen and seriously injuring a fourth. Flaming debris was scattered over a two-mile area. UPIUPI - 33 words
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96 1959-06-03 1 Market is uncertain Prices ease slightly UNCERTAINTY on th e share market, pending the formation of a new government in Singapore, resulted in slight easing of a number of industrial share counters yesterday. Tins were generally better, due to the higher local metal price (S39Bjj per picul up 50 cents)96 words
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Article34 1959-06-03 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A new agreement on higher wages and allowances between the National Union of Plantation Workers representing 320.000 employees and the Malayan Planting Industries Employees Association, went into effect yesterday.34 words
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389 1959-06-03 1 Alliance romp to another victory in Negri SCOREBOARD ALLIANCE 20, OPPOSITION 4 THE UMNO-MCA MIC Alliance yesterday won control of another state assembly when their candidates contesting in the Negri Sembilan election gained 20 out of a total of 24 seats. They lost three seats to the Socialist Front, which389 words
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244 1959-06-03 1 Cordial ties with Singapore Fed. Premier KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Cabinet of the Federation discussed the Singapore situation at length at today's weekly meeting. The Standard was reliably told. The Prime Minister Dato Abdul Razak told The Standard tonight that the relationship between the Federation and the newly born State244 words
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Article24 1959-06-03 1 SINGAPORE has been officially declared free from smallpox. Quarantine restrictions will no longer be enforced in the port or at the airport.24 words
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Article47 1959-06-03 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Toes. Singapore's fnrmer Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, said herp todav that hp expected to be the Leader of the Opposition in the new Assembly. Tun Lim arrived here yesterday for talks with Tunku Abdul Rahman and other Alliance leaders.47 words
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209 1959-06-03 1 HAVE YOU SEEN HIM? POLICE INTENSIFY HUNT FOR ESCAPEE THE Singapore Police have intensified their hunt for Teh Kam, the 23-year-old prisoner who escaped from Oufram Road Prison at dawn on Monday. Teh Kam. a woodcutter, was on remand on a capital charge of being in possession of firearms. The209 words
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92 1959-06-03 1 Rail union may take stronger action KUALA LI'MPrR. Tues. The National Tnion of Railwaymen will continue its work-to-rule campaign, which bepan IS days apo, and may take even stronger action, the union president, Mr. Alfred King, said today. He emphasised thai despito rumours to the contrary there is no rift92 words
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Article92 1959-06-03 1 WAR ACE TO BRING JET AIRLINER A WARTIME bomber pilot will fly the first London-Singa-pore BOAC Comp l 4 ~e* airliner into Paya Lebar todav to inaugurate thrice- weekly Kfvice from Britain. Captain V S Moore, 4R. «rfg be at the control! of the Comet when it land.s here at92 words
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213 1959-06-03 1 THE Prime Minister, Federation of Malaya. Da to Abdul Razak bin Hussein, sent a telegram to the Prime Minister-designate of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night offering his "personal congratulations" to Mr. Lee on being chosen as the first Prime Minister of the213 words
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Article240 1959-06-03 2 But flight was not the cause WASHINGTON. T u e s (Reuter) Able, the little female monkey which went into outer space with a companion and returned to earth last week, died last nig:ht while undergoing an operation. An army announcement said the death of the seven240 words
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Article602 1959-06-03 2 (From Page 1) PASIR PANJANG (Total electorate 3,811) M. Muthucumaru (All.) I- 581 Md Nor bin Abd. Hamiri (Ind.) "85 Chcs'p Yen Kwee (Ind.) 311 Mohcl Marzuki bin Haji Die (PMIP) 263 Majority "9^ Poll Percentage: 85 Rejected Vote?: 81 PILAH (Total electorate 5,392) Mohamed602 words
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Article47 1959-06-03 2 FOUR MEN, Law Hw« pafc. Goh Kon Chee. Choy Peng Kwang and Ho Thye Liong. were acquitted yesterday in the Singapore F- irth District Couri or. a charge 3f being member? of in i leca] tssembty at Craig K-^-; on the n.sht of March 1847 words
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240 1959-06-03 2 LONDON Tues The High Court here today ordered 20-year-old heiress Katharine Sowsett. who eloped to Scotland two weeks ago with 27-year-old Edward Langley to return to her fathers home at Greatford Hall, Lincolnshire. She was also directed not to seeReuter - 240 words
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Advertisement197 1959-06-03 2 UNIVERSITY j STUDENTS WORK WtLL AT Z EXAMINATION I TIME SANATOGEN help hf-r-'-g bo i energ) mental c1 1 fODd r Try a bottle tlOUk Sanatoge: TONIC Cor cs' it MEET MR. MUSCI'I Always weGf Avs'l^ble at IDtAL SILK STORE It, Chincr Mbf Sole Ascnts toi Spore C- M> LACHMANN197 words
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EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article457 1959-06-03 3 Unity Tolerance IN making a call to the three majority races Federation, in terms of population, the |f1 the Chinese and the Indians to stand M thjt they can share in the benefits of -idence, the former Premier, Tunku Abdul reminded them also, at an election rally Lu-npur on Tuesday,457 words
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Article340 1959-06-03 3 T HE announcement by the Federation's listd for Education, Inche Mohamed Khir johari, that the time has come for a review and new lisal of the country s educational policies and programmes »s closely connected with the call for ■i *v ind tolerance made by Tunku Abdul340 words
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Article, Illustration571 1959-06-03 3 FRANCIS ASHBORN - Spur For Ceylon Na tiona liza tion FRANCIS ASHBORN by COLOMBO 'THE Ceylon Parliament has been prorogued until June 30, and during the next five weeks the Premier. Mr. Bandaranaike, will have to do some intensive w o r k following the Cabinet crisis of last week when two of571 words
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Article, Illustration47 1959-06-03 3 j Physicists consider ab- solute zero to be I minus 459.6 degrees I (F). And strange things happen near that point. At about minus 452 degrees. helium gas turns to liquid, and all other substances are solid. Oxygen and nitrogen look like white sand.47 words
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Article, Illustration1040 1959-06-03 3 Edward Crankshaw - The Russian Game Of Tug Of War Edward Crankshaw '>» LONDON QNfc^ of the older and more elementary jokes, still seen at village flower-shows, is for one side in a tug-of-war to let go of the rope so that the other side, huffing and puffing, falls over backwards in a1,040 words
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Article38 1959-06-03 3 DUT ai leasi he wants one thing that we all want. and within his present field of manoeuvre, which is Limited, if only by his inheritance from Stalin, he is making it possible for us to selves38 words
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Article169 1959-06-03 3 Shorts from the Talks Honourable Talk -PARLIAMENT. as its name implies. Is a place of talk. A contempt lor talk Is a sign of contempt for freedom. Autocrat? profess to despise and suppress talk because it Is a waste of time. But. in fact, if it Is BO foolish why169 words
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Article, Illustration433 1959-06-03 3 the NEWS as it strikes me YT HAT is. probably, the first public acknowledgement nf the loyally and the great contribution made by the Chinese <nd the Indians in the development of the Malay States by a Ma lav of Royal birth and a leader of the country, was made433 words
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Article342 1959-06-03 3 TT is 350 years (writes "New 1 Commonwealth" for May) since Admiral Sir George Somers, while on a voyage conveying a party of colonists to the new plantations then being formed in Virginia, was shipwrecked upon one of the numerous sunken reefs surrounding Bermuda, thereby discovering for342 words
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Advertisement140 1959-06-03 3 more power in less space tJgn? Series 5 Motors Crompton Parkinson Series 5 Motors cost less than previous motori of the same output. They may be as much as 40% lighter and take up only 60% of the space. Outputs i to 50 h.p. They comply dimensionaUy with BS.2Q6c for140 words
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146 1959-06-03 4 City Council workers will get a packet in back pay ABOUT 10.000 diilv-rated workers of the Singapore City Council ha.ve been told that they would be getting more than two vears' back pay for increases awarded by the Ritson Commission of Inquiry which sa* early in 1957. A though iwai146 words
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195 1959-06-03 4 More chairs for crippled children MEMBI F:s the Women i Royal Ui Force serving ai F\? Changl are presenting two more Invalid chairs to the Stngapon branch of the British Red Cross I r use of pa'irr* I the 7 d Cross Home v r Crirp'.- d Children, Nice Drive195 words
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Article218 1959-06-03 4 Essay Contest For S'pore Women AN essay antesi for women of 98 countries, including Singapore, has been announced by the Committee of Correspondence, whose headquarters are in New York. The announcement whi h came to The Standard yesterday, says that the object of the contest Is 'to stimulate women throughout218 words
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Article39 1959-06-03 4 IKE Sultan of Perak has !e -.re:i Saturday a public holiday Throughout the S'ate. on the occasion of the funeral rf the 'ate Sultan of Johore. S'n*e Departments and institutions have beer, asked to fly flags a* ha'.f-rr.a*:39 words
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Article103 1959-06-03 4 THE EVIDENCE WAS NOT SUFFICIENT A SINGAPORE Magistrate yesterday granted a farmer. Urn Gak Soh, 27, a discharge not amounting to an acquittal on an armed robbery j charge. L:m was allegi ci to have j robbed a housewife! Ten Ah Kan of $700 and three gold rings at a103 words
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Article50 1959-06-03 4 "In my opinion, this Is very wrong." she added. Madam Ho thought that beauty-consciousness was in every woman, but to "spend too much time before the mirror in beautifying oneself is wrong. Women should spend more time In reading newspapers and magazines to keep themselves in touch50 words
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Article140 1959-06-03 4 Kerala Samajam Pats PAP THE Singapore Kerala Sa- majam m a statement yesterday congratulated the Peoples Action Party on its "marvellous victory" in last week's ele "ions. The statement, in the form of a resolution, says that "it is a matter of great satisfaction to note that the Peoples Action140 words
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129 1959-06-03 4 HK STAR FOR PICTURE ON JUNGLE WAR KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Trained for six months in Hollywood, beautiful Hongkong actress, Pearl Au Kar Wai, arrived here this morning with this statement: "I have no future plans and I live only for today because tomorrow can take care of itself." But her129 words
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110 1959-06-03 4 BY-ELECTION IN PROVINCE WELLESLEY PENANG, Tiies.— The Supervisor of Elections. Penang, Mr Ong Kah Seng, i n a statement issued today disclosed that a writ of by-election has been issued to the Returning Officer Sungei Bakap warn of the Rural District Council South Province Wellesley. The vacancy has occurred a?110 words
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Article, Illustration344 1959-06-03 4 PAP women say: Clear cobwebs of superstition SIPERSTITION must be wiped out and the standard of education of Singapore women must be raised, said two Peoples Action Party Assemblywomen yesterday. The Assemblywomen were Miss Chan Choy Siong and Madam Ho Puay Choo. Miss Chan told T 'ne Standard that the344 words
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290 1959-06-03 4 Nine types of articles only allowed in by post HONGKONG, Tues. (I PI) Communist China has banned food p*rrpi< L|| from Hongkong and Macao to the mainland. The Hongkong communist newspapers vesterday published an nouncement of the ban. which is aimed at290 words
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Article209 1959-06-03 4 MASS RALLY AT CITY HALL THE Peoples Action Party, which last weekend won a decisive victory in the Legisative Assembly elections, will hold a mass rally on the City Hall steps this evening between 6.45 p.m. and 10 p.m. The purpose is to present the governing party to the people.209 words
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Article123 1959-06-03 4 AWARDS FOR AMATEUR WRITERS IPOH. Tues. The Minister for Education, Inrhe Mohamed Khir Johari. is considering a literary award for the amateur writer who contributes most toward? the creation of a Malayan literature. The Minister made this disclosure to The Standard just before he emplaned for the Federal capita] after123 words
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Article, Illustration86 1959-06-03 4 A HOUSEWIFE, Mrs Ir e Chin Ghee, was awarded the first prize at the Japanese flower arrangement exhibition held yesterday at the Y.W.C.A. at Oliver Quay, Singapore. The exhibition was organised by Mrs. K. Kim. the instructress. The .iudjres were Mr. S. Hinata, japan- EM Consul86 words
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Article26 1959-06-03 4 HE ADMITS TRUST COUNTRY K Ah Ch: l John Got Sessi |Bli breach < §en March 13. H IM| Ull Rahrr.a.':. postp< mil bail n: v. «H26 words
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382 1959-06-03 4 Air linking of N. Borneo: Aussie pattern to be copied THE Senior Air Traffic Contral Officer. North Borneo, Mr. G. K. F. Armstrong, will return to Jesselton from Australia soon with new ideas for opening up remote parts of North Borneo through air transport. Mr. Armstrong came to Australia under382 words
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371 1959-06-03 5 We'll resign if we have to pay for our food: They say KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Nurse s at the Lady Templer Hospital In iave stepped up their ''war" ago 7nst the hospital authorities and :J tcrc6 to resign en bloc if they remain371 words
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Article144 1959-06-03 5 Call for more fire -fighters it take it for granted Minister 1\ I I MPI R. Tue>. Minlstei for In terior and bin Dato Abdul Rahman, topeoplc to take An active inter est in the ft ice B -^fnt in the Federation. t: Qg the the I > nric n.144 words
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Article, Illustration85 1959-06-03 5 SINGER OUT TO WIN FAME MALACCA, To.jbs.— A young man with a de gp voice has n jiving vocal recitals In the Federate n in an erlort to earn enough money to go to L r.d n :■"•> s**~idv mu^ic H I H:n f a local barii ne wh has85 words
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Article, Illustration76 1959-06-03 5 pics. HUNDREDS of well-wishers wait outside the main gates of Government House yesterday (pictured above). Mr. Lee Kuan Yen, the Peoples Action Party leader, had gone in to confer with Sir U illiam (,oode about the release of eight party members andStandard - 76 words
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230 1959-06-03 5 Bom hoy papers hail PAP's polls victory BOMBAY. Tues. (Reuter) The Peoples Action Party's overwhelming victory in Saturday's poll in Singapore has been generally welcomed by Bombay's two leading English dailies. The independent Times of India said editorially: "What- ever suspicions others mav i harbour against the PAP it clearly230 words
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Article119 1959-06-03 5 UK-Malaya talks continue rAL K S bet\\ e en a Malh 3 a n Government mission and four British Government ministries on military and financial projects in London yesterday j entered their second week, reports Reuter. The Malayan delegation held a private meeting yesterday morning at the office of the119 words
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Article34 1959-06-03 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues Two Independent?, Mr. Phua Phian Em and Mr. Tan. Tiang Sean, were elected in the Pant Va'ani local council polls. They j will serve f n r three years.34 words
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588 1959-06-03 5 LONDON. Tues. The judicial committee of the Privy Council yesterday allowed an appeal by Mr. Chew Boon Ee. of Penan?, from a judgment of the Supreme Court of the Federation of Malaya dismissing actions which he brought in 1955 claiming declarationsReuter - 588 words
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211 1959-06-03 5 TAIPING. Tues. Four, men who were alleged to have come to extort $50 from a Town Council clerk. Mr. Lim Hong Jon. were today "caught red-handed'" m front of t ne Council here this morning. The arrest was made with such speed, that211 words
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Article36 1959-06-03 5 MR Chew Seng, the Singapore Peopled AUiance candidate fnr Sembawang was reported a,s having Last hli deposit in the s^rrr.q'. elections on May 30 Mr Chew has not In fact lost hit deposit.36 words
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Advertisement76 1959-06-03 5 .'^B|^NESTUM i'JH^ NESTLES READY-COOKED NESTrtJM Is NOT Just for babies you know. It also mah es a delicious, nourishing and economical breakfast or light evening meal, for ALL THE .fZ^-^- =^*5 FAMILY. NESTUM is very easily prepared for NO JSg^i COOKIN G IS REQUIRED; just add milk or watex STTU^76 words
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Advertisement101 1959-06-03 5 THERE'S NO OTHER SOLE LIKE IT ON THE MARKET... RIPPLE Sole As you take a step, REARWARD ANGLED S^~\ cushions depress easing A you gently down and Jwk thrusting your foot for- j/^^^^ JSf ward. As you lift your fUto*I foot, stored energy pro- Wk \k pels you forward again.101 words
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Article134 1959-06-03 6 on his birthday PENANG, lues. The State Government will be holding a tea party at the Residency to celebrate the birthday of the Yang diPertuan Agong on June lf», which has been declared a public holiday throughout the Federation Prayers for the King and for peace, order134 words
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176 1959-06-03 6 TOP executives of the Sin- j gr.pore Peoples Action Party j remain unchanged. The composition of the new centra] executive announced yesterday showed only minor changes 'in the party hierarchy. The e.ection took pi ace on Sunrl.lv at a special conference of party176 words
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Article140 1959-06-03 6 A YOUNG woman who began work in the Prisons Department as a clerk yesterday took time off a few hours later and rushed to Singapore Second District Court to testify for her young husban^ charged with attempted extortion. Alter Mrs. R. L Retnasamy gave evidence,140 words
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Article36 1959-06-03 6 1,000 BAIL YANG MOOK HUA. who claimed trial to a charge of being a member of an iiiega! assembly at Geylang Road on Monday night, was yesterday granted bail of $1,000 by a Singapore Magistrate's Court.36 words
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Article75 1959-06-03 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A communist terrorist suspect was captured by a Senoi Praak Patrol near Sungei Kundang. in Jerantut district of Pahang, on May 27. News of the capture has been withheld until now for security reasons The Senoi Praak have played a notable part in75 words
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Article523 1959-06-03 6 Muslim leader tells of plight of those on the run from China IPOH, Tues. The Communists if given the chance— would exploit religious intolerance to the full, said a leader of the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, Tuan Haji Mohamed Hussein, who has just returned here after a523 words
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Article166 1959-06-03 6 Driver blames a -ghost for crash PEXANG, rues. A car-driver today blamed a ghost for causing him to ram his vehicle against a tree. The driver. Lim Hock Hai, 22, was fined $75 and had his driving licence endorsed, when he pleaded guilty before Magistrate Mr. Ng Mann Sau, to166 words
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Article, Illustration381 1959-06-03 6 Promoted officer takes over commands of battalion EXJMh'Jk LUMPUR, Tues. >lajor >lohri v Haji Tallin, until recently second-in-mmm;: Ist Batta Bon Royal Malay Regiment at liurStl U has been promoted to the rank of loapsjru and appf »inted Officer Commanding oth BattalieaJ regiment stationed here. His pijomotion and appointment have381 words
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212 1959-06-03 6 SPA man calls for a strong Opposition THE newly-elected Singapore Peoples Alliance Assemblyman for Joo Chiat, Mr. C. El Kofa yesterday appealed to a.l those who voted against the TAP to join a united opposition. "I ask you all to forget the past and join one group," he .-tressed. "Let.212 words
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171 1959-06-03 6 POLLING CONDITION WERE JUST TOO BAD WOMEN' S LEAGUE THREE separate complaints on polling: conditions in las* week's elections were made yesterday by the Singapore League of Women Voters. One specifically mentioned the polling; station at Keppel Harbour Community Centre (Telok Blan&ah Division), where, it was stated, a long flight171 words
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192 1959-06-03 6 PARALYSER SOLDIER NEEDS YOURS HELP MALA Tue.v. 4 net ted C I Lnche Ghaflar bm B day agreed to M I If fund to and Ha n| Bach a k t r > It. rai treatment Hassan, an Guard Reginv paralysed wards arc r fp? treatment In Brits His lorry192 words
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Article64 1959-06-03 6 MALACCA. 1 Cmef Minister, :^r bin Baba, official residence a* h. and i Mer i to any Govc: who wished to The new Chief prefers to live in m list at Ma'a K e around fa a Minor, saf ber esidence Euesi h r64 words
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199 1959-06-03 6 King to open $6 mils 'Literary Sho w piece' Kl ALA LLMPIR, Tues. The literary of the Federation was inspired by the Report on Education sponsored by the present Prime WinM Dato Abdul Razak will be declared open Hyr the Vang di-Pertuan A Thursday. It is the $6,000,000 Language Institute199 words
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Article52 1959-06-03 7 AWANG BIX SARAK was charged in a Singapore Magistrate's Our', yesterday with rape on Rahrr.ah binte Saiong at an a'tap hut in Bukom Kechi. 0n May 31. He pleaded not guilty and was allowed bail of SI. OOO until next Tuesday when the case will52 words
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Article53 1959-06-03 7 KUANTAN, Tues.—Recruiting for the 2nd Battalion, the Pahang Territorial Army is still in progress in the Lipis, Jerantut and Raub districts. The Recruiting Officer. Captain Wong Yee Wan. said that up to date a total of 1.450 appacants had been interviewed. "The response ha? been very encouraging,"53 words
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319 1959-06-03 7 Not enough men to translate languages THE Singapore Government- is confronted with a major obstacle to putting into effect multi-lingual proceedings of the first fullyelected Legislative Assembly, which is expected to have its first session later this month. THE HITCH: The Government is faced with319 words
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Article, Illustration161 1959-06-03 7 Boosting Aussie trade is her beat ATTRACTIVE auburn-hair-ed Miss Senta Taft, aged 30, who represents six big firms in Australia as publicity officer, is now on a South-east Asian sales promotion and market research tour. Miss Taft, who will be in Singapore for two161 words
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170 1959-06-03 7 Alliance symbol on new note 'bad taste' —SF PENANG, Tues For the Alliance Party to have its emblem a sailing boat on the face of the new $1 notes is in bad taste, said the Socialist Front candidate for Tanjong Barat constituency, Mr. Tan Chong Bee, at a lunchtime rally170 words
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Article150 1959-06-03 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb) in Sin?a- pore yesterday were:— Buyers Sellers Spot 991 1001 R.S.S No. 1 June 100 100 4 R.S.S No. 1 July 100 1003 r.s.s No. 2 r»ni 99| R.S S No 3 98? 9f!j Tone: Quietly jsteidy. Tin price in Singapore150 words
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Article90 1959-06-03 7 A YOUTH, Tan Lian Hock, was yesterday charged in the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court with the murder of Ma Peng Swee while being a member of an unlawful assembly at Syed Alwi Road on the night of May 18. In another case, Loo Box Swee,90 words
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220 1959-06-03 7 PENANG. Tues The Formosan fishing trawler, Maan Shuen Kuang, which had been under a court order for nearly three months not to leave Penang until her salvage claims were met. sailed for Formosa at noon today. The skipper. Capt. Tan Beng Hong, told newsmen on220 words
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Article44 1959-06-03 7 MR. S. B. MATTHEWS will give a talk on "Social Security for Singapore" at 5.30 p.m today at the new Lecture Theatre, New Science Block of the University of Malaya. Cluny Road, Singapore. The talk is sponsored by the Malayan Economic Society.44 words
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Miscellaneous659 1959-06-03 7 a«g|y«M*wMyM|i^^ Musx 9.50 Ligiish Literature. News, 140 KLi Tiffin Date. HHHg OS »lllis 1 I] I wMwrw aSW§S a B I Om ii li) C o-e Down Close Down II liM II J 1 JI 3 H 1 1 S.*. I 1 inl 1 1 WSamtt LOO p.m Good Aiternoon659 words
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Advertisement1200 1959-06-03 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 118 lines) (Incorporated in Singapore) (12 lin««> SST THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE IZ" lAILINCS to LIVERPOOL GLASGOW LONDON b CONTINENTAL PORTS (via Sues with liberty to proceed via Panama or Cape of Good Hope) Carriers option to proceed via ether ports to load1,200 words
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Advertisement1014 1959-06-03 8 MITSUI |jj LINE JAPAN LINE S'por. P.S'hom Penonj Azumasan Maru G. 13/14 U^.A LINE. For New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore direct discharge vio Bombay Suez. Akashisan Maru 19 June 22 Jun< ETA N. York 31 July PACIFIC LINE vio Manila b Jopon. ♦or USA Pacific Central S. American oorts with or1,014 words
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Advertisement894 1959-06-03 8 63, mg the E. A. C* y J tAILINGS 10: f^ ADEN. RED SEA, MEDITERRANEAN, 1 Jf CONTINENTAL SCANDINAVIAN PORl^ x Spore P Sham P M xS»I m.t 'Beira' b) May/4 |une 5/6 |une ft /7 Of m.s. "Basra" b) 30 |une/4 |uly S/6 iwly m.s. -Laland.a a) 10/11 |uly894 words
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Article83 1959-06-03 9 Record Malayan Exports B> M I N PX K- daring April this K- were tn highest K |2 numUm. live *>f exports K month was 5362 B Singapore $229.9 K ind F>dpration 13 i *]1h 1 mil- ifl fert pi trade H Ipril ntpnrts md Bp i. tot tll^d S7O-:83 words
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Article26 1959-06-03 9 Smuggling Again Rife u m i| y reported i^gfc West 3 teo, H|M- vaa again m pra was smug* i in Singapore s ba d on26 words
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Article29 1959-06-03 9 ONDON, T les (UPI) -:i ha> orriered £600,000 <; M worth oi 'extiie rnachinerj from the British manufacturers, Scran and Son it Tva* ar.r.ov.r.rei yester- Jays29 words
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Article200 1959-06-03 9 INDUSTRIALS eased slightly further on the Malayan snare market yesterday. Tins. however. hardened slightly, while Rubbers were quiet. Turnover was small. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Frasei Neave Ords I*4 1 r-.h cci Gammon 1 71 1 73 W. Hammer200 words
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Article160 1959-06-03 9 SINGAPORE rubber price gained 2* cents yesterday, to close at $100 per lb. for International nrst grade 1 June, due to improved demand from New York and London r The market opened higher and ruled steady with narrow fluctuations. There wa> good interest in160 words
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131 1959-06-03 9 WASHINGTON, Tues. (UPI). —The Agriculture Department announced the sale today of U5540,300,000 worth of surplus farm crops to Indonesia for Indonesian currency. The sale price included USS3.IOO.ono in ocean freight charges. The deal was made under a farm surplus disposal law which131 words
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Article177 1959-06-03 9 SHIPS IN PORT OITFR ROADS Xarifa, Ternate, Hoi Wong, Beira, Sambas, Tomoe, Yuya, Thames, Hallanger, Pres. McKinley, Garbeta, Junko Maru, Kajang, Rothenstein, Tweed Breeze, Ommenkerk, Barumun, Merne Lloyd, Tolerante, Straat Megllahean, Seiho Maru. Statius Jensen, Kaloekoe, Hosho Maru. Admiral Ushakoy, Li'.v. Bantam, Francisville, Olga Maersk, Talisse, Shapur, Hal Fei, 9anana,177 words
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Article93 1959-06-03 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Pro dace Exchange noon closing prices per oicul yesterday were Copra April-May S44i buyers; $45 i ?c.'.ers; coconut oil in bulk 5^74 sellers, m drums sellers: Muntok white popper $136 sellers; Sarawak white $135 sellers; special Sarawak black $7.9. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair merchantable mixed93 words
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Article103 1959-06-03 9 LAGOS. Tues. (Reuter).— The Nigerian government today signed a 50-50 contract with the Sheil-BP Petroleum Development Company, which is prospecting for oil in Nigeria, for the exploitation of Nigeria'? mineral oil resources. In a brief ceremony this morning at the Ministry of Finance the Minister, Chief Festus103 words
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Article253 1959-06-03 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: C.T.S. onto. 34/6; F. V o'-ds SI 64. $1.65; Gammon $1.72; W 'Hammer 51. 40. 51.39; M. Breweries $2.95; M. Colls. 94c, 95c: 9ime Darby 3/5J to 3/.V. Cold Storage 89c, 90c\ S Steamship $1.30. $1.31: S- Traders jl 65-253 words
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Article, Illustration263 1959-06-03 9 INDIA WANTS TO SELL RAIL GOODS TO MALAYA FHFJH INDIA will try to sell railway rolling stock and locomotives to the Malayan Railway Administration, the First Secretary (Commercial) Indian Commission in Singapore, Mr. G. J. Malik, told The Standard yesterday. Mr Malik disclosed that a two-man delegation irom the Indian263 words
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Article, Illustration55 1959-06-03 9 The growing range of products now manufactured and available for export by the plastics industry of India embraces within its fold articles from dolls to electrical goods. On display at an exhibition organised by the Plastic Goods Export Promotion Council's stall are seen the various55 words
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272 1959-06-03 9 Chance To Increase World Reserves Of Oil NEW YORK, Tues. (UPI) Billions of barrels may be added to world oil reserves through controlled underground atomic explosions in shale and tar-» sand deposits. Dr. Edward Teller. nuclear physics professor at the University of California, said today. Perhaps the chances cf sue*272 words
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Article63 1959-06-03 9 The Ma lyu Exchange Bank?' Association mftdft UM fo lowii g f-.-T-gps ;r. Hi ra*p« to merchants ye t *erday B z Cftfutil T T lt|, O.D. 31] 90 d li a:r BBlil H I 4 credit fail's 32 L< TT*4m Bills. Sell;:: e 'ready T T'OD Canada63 words
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Advertisement402 1959-06-03 9 PI GOLD STAR LINE MONTHIT SiRVICt TO SOUTH a WESI AFRICA -c« Mj'quti Ou^in Capetown Mjtadi. Ltft«s- Ap3p« a fikswadi Ab<6\AT> if ?Mt H*reeuft i so*» Ourbar wjjifowr wage* 4cct« II !u-\« 4 iulv 6 M| IS !u!v M lulv II tuiy 2 £ui 5 Aug 14 Au« II Aas402 words
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Advertisement97 1959-06-03 9 M m rial new 5* 1 1 mm 1 1 c^-j^^^^— BSS SS IS 1 >>2s '"^^b l-iimhrrl Butler's fine a! 13 1 I I 1 jfl. 'jjj U! .iift B'H^??j^8 'H^??j^ in their smart flip-top box, S^^ I i s H Wa^^ ii 5 i Hlilnir "irif^^ t r^T97 words
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Article, Illustration809 1959-06-03 10 Dr. Marshall, the Australian zoologist, concludes his account of some scenes and characters he encountered on an expedition in the Australian north-west to collect animal specimens. Drawings by RUSSE LL DRYSDALE. ON the way from Broome through the Kimberleys we passed low ranges of deeply dissected mountains.809 words
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Article, Illustration1196 1959-06-03 10 FSLFK winch at present we can hardly even guess. On this trip we were startled to see parties of birds, totalling more than a thousand, sweeping in from the desert to a traditional watering-place. Moreover, another expedition reported finding a hundred or so in the ranges not1,196 words
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Article273 1959-06-03 10 Too ay the landscape rests in peace. The aboriginal descendants mostly live in camps, or work on stations, a> they please. The great majority are not pleased to work consistently, and many who appear Likely to do so tend periodically to leave their jobs and go "walkabout''273 words
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Article, Illustration1082 1959-06-03 10 GRAHAM WILSON - GRAHAM WILSON IT WAS A RED LETTER DAY IN CALLANDER, WHEN A... by LITTLE grey-haired, middle-aged lady picked up the telephone in the little town of Callander, Ontario. Carefully she dialled the number of the liocal newspaper office Seconds later she was speaking to the advertising1,082 words
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Advertisement43 1959-06-03 10 The world famous family of CHEE THONE SAN Provides Instantaneous relief for Toothache Earache, Stomachache, Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache, Colds, Sore Throat, etc. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL lipl DOH'T REGRETTA I^3 BUY f%- jamb re Ua \J?rrhard Motors LAMBRETTA DEALERS43 words
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133 1959-06-03 11 Magic Note To Beat This Weak Field r RACE ONE 1 None of the runners engaged in the HI race for Class Four, Division Five has shown any worthwhile form in recent starts and Magic Note has a great charice of re-entering the winning list. His seventh to Field Light133 words
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Article, Illustration356 1959-06-03 11 FORGET-ME-NOT TO MAKE AMENDS r RACE TWO J Th e form horse to follow in the 2.45 pan., the 6£. event for Class Four, Division Four performers is FORi;et-ME-NOT. The grey put up a good showing last Saturday but found the winner. Field Light, too good With that horse out356 words
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Article292 1959-06-03 11 RACE FIVE 1 HONEY BEE was an expensive failure in his last effort over the Penang BJf. when he could only finish sixth to Royal College. But I think he is worth another chance as I thought he did not have the best of292 words
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Article158 1959-06-03 11 r RACE EIGHT Roman Galley II hfti come down a lot In the handicaps and may get his winning break m this Division Three field. His dawn efforts poir.' t' 1 Improvement since his last race ai Bukit Timah last month when unplaced to High Sovereign.158 words
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Article, Illustration487 1959-06-03 11 TIMBERLANE SHOULD WIN MAIN SPRINT RACE SIX 1 LUCKY LUCKY has made tremendous improvement since his promising debut at Bukit Timah Last month when fourth to Forest Beau II after making the early running for more than four furlongs. I cannot visualize anything beating him in the Cla: One. Division487 words
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Advertisement114 1959-06-03 11 3 Race l *<*<& l Race 3 Hare 4 Race 5 Race 6 Race 7 Race 8 LrutiTTMFFR MAGIC NOTE F t^ 1 1 01 bright eyes in timberlane honey bee lucky lucky signal patrol r galley ii KCKUTINEEK Bonanza Sel.korC.ty Quiny Malayan Scholar Josker 11. Koloßay Mortiol Song Early114 words
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Advertisement69 1959-06-03 11 i■, i You never know when you'll need FIRST AID DRESSINGS jgj (now ventilated to let wounds brearn*) Vou can'i be too careful with cuts, scratches or grazes. Clean the wound and put on Elastoplast the dressing doaon use. Elastoplast stops the bleeding and guard* against infection while the wound69 words
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Miscellaneous846 1959-06-03 11 Best Bets are Signal Patrol in Lace Seven and Roman Galley II in I Race Eight" —FRANCIS ~^M -|l[ii*==2 TODAY'S I 2/5 pm Cl. 4 Div. 5 6 Furs. btWff^S Pet chag 5y 9.00 Donnelly Noordin S. C. Law and Mrs. Bangkok breg 6v 900 Posner Spencer Tho.land Syndicate Boronxa846 words
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Miscellaneous360 1959-06-03 11 ttS|3B^Wfßl 5.25 p.m. C/. 4 Div. 2 6 Furs, 1. --150- White Mogic chem 7y 9.00 Moon Rodgers C.L. Stable 2. *****- Constanxa chirm 3y 9.00 Spencer Red and Green Stable 3. -2-4 Signal Patrol ch a g 3y 8.12 Franklin Hobbs Lowton Stable 74~2- Hit bam 6y 8.11 Thangavelu360 words
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168 1959-06-03 12 Nat. China Footballers Will Still Be Invited KUALA LIMPIR, Tues. I Teams from Formosa will not be barred from taking part in international tournaments organized by the Football Association of Malaya. Mr. Kwok Km Kens, secre- Itary of the F.A.M.. was answering a question by the Singapore Standard sports reporter168 words
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Article38 1959-06-03 12 RESULTS of the Singapore Badminton Association's jur; r inter-party tournament played at 'he Badminton Stadium yesterday were: Useful (Whiltes) beat Everfflow 5-0; Mayflower beat Comranion 4-1; Tudor "B" beat Star'::: 4-1 Police beat Useful (Blue) 4-:38 words
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Article, Illustration41 1959-06-03 12 HAMID bin Walad dkes n "he action picture his winning atten pi for Kua a Langat PWDSC in the javel n event at th* K a n d KuaJa Langat PWD <r>n\ a\ athletic meet on the fClano podonQ on Sunday41 words
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Article188 1959-06-03 12 BRISBANE. Tues. (Reuter)— Ihe British Lions Rugby Union team overwhelmed Queensand by 39 points (six goals, two penalty goals and a try) i a goal and two penalty goals) here tonight in their first floodlit match on the tour of Australia. Smart handling and an improved188 words
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Article92 1959-06-03 12 They Meet Too Many Old Fogies SYDXEY, Tues (Reuter) The British Isles Rugby Union tram, the Lions, is meeting too many "old fogies' 1 off the Held. New South Wale< Rugby Union councillor Mr \V Breckenridge said this "at a mating here last night He "I think the execu wve92 words
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134 1959-06-03 12 NEGRI SEEK NEW DATES FOR MCA MATCH SEREMBAX. Tucs. Negri Sembilan Cricket Association has asked for a postponement of their Malayan Cricket Association's league match againsi Singapore, scheduled for June 13 and 14. It is learnt, that two of the reasons for the application for postponement we're the nonavailability of134 words
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Article19 1959-06-03 12 KIEV UKRAINE Tues. (Reuten Tottenham Hotspur, English first division soccer club, beat Kiev Dynamo 2-1 here yesterday.19 words
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Article203 1959-06-03 12 F.A.M. To Decide On Choo U.K. Trip In Jeopardy For Newspaper Articles KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Football Association of Malaya will make a final decision on whether their coach Choo Seng Quee should proceed to England under a British Council sponsorship. Coach Choo, 'on the mat' for writing a series203 words
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598 1959-06-03 12 Only Johore Shuttlers Heed B.A.M. Call Poor Fed. Support For S'pore Tourney THE Singapore Badminton Association, opening the state championships to 'all-comers' this year, have received a poor response from Federation shuttlers for their tournament scheduled to start on June 13 and end on June 15. The Badminton Association of598 words
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Article57 1959-06-03 12 KUALA Lt/MPI'R. Tues. Scoring five coals in each half, the Chartered Bank Sports Club beat Guthries Sport? Club 10-0 in a FAS Division 3. Government and Business Houses league match on the Brickfields Road ground today. Centre forward Rawi (4), inside right Narayansamy (4). and inside57 words
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Article58 1959-06-03 12 RESULTS of the Singapore Rifle Association .303 Spoon Shoot held last Sunday are: SR <a) Class I Gunscore Sgt, Shorrock 93/ Class II Gunscore LAC Cummings 76. Handicap LAC Burre'.l 88 (98.67). SR (b) Clas.s I Gunscore F.B. de Souza 98, Class II Gunscore C. Y.58 words
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Article, Illustration86 1959-06-03 12 Fre events have been included for the old boys at the annual athletic meet of Anglo-Chinese school at Jalan Besar stadium on Saturday. They are:- 100 yards open, 100 yards handicap for older boys. obstacle race. 4 x 110 yards relay and 4 x 11086 words
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Article, Illustration73 1959-06-03 12 LOS ANGELES: Derek Kfrni. left, if England's soccer team, is blocked in a goal attempt by American footballers Bill Loobv. Ben Cinowitz 01 d Bert Evans in the first half of t u- international football match between the United States and Ena'and here on May 28.73 words
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Article74 1959-06-03 12 IPUH, Tues. Ram scored a 2-1 victory over Ipob Malays in a disappointing Division Or.e soccer match on the padang here today. Ramblers took an early lead when Ho Wai Lian headed in a centre from the left. Shortly a'ter resumption, Wai L:an put the74 words
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Article59 1959-06-03 12 NEW YORK. Tues (Reuter) The world's largest and most modern totalisator, capable of registering and auditing daily turnover of up to ten million dollars with bankiike accuracy, will be placed in operation a' the AtfUeduct race course opening here on Sept. 14. The plant will have 59259 words
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Article37 1959-06-03 12 Somerset Indians Draw TAUNTON, SOMERSET. Tues (Reuter) The Indian cricketers match against Somerset ended in a draw here today. Final scores: Indians 402 for nine declared and \]9 for eight declared. Somerset 300 and 52 for four.37 words
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380 1959-06-03 12 Darul Afiah To Blame For Not Beating Marines DARIL AFIAH. defending champion", had i selves to blame for not beating Marinr I)., j Sports Club in their SAFA division 1 l».i-ii f at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterdav. Thc\ pen held a two-all draw. In the second half, the defending champions380 words
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Article59 1959-06-03 12 JOHA.WESBL'RG, T -^B or) S' JK heav\ Gawie De Klerk -^H B r -'v i Lei L4 ii v. as i 'fl Mr Piet L rei •ct r, said his fifi I fl taking the place i I IV .'ham: rhu tie fl 14. Mr.59 words
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Article56 1959-06-03 12 KUALA LUMPUR. T.eJ Prison.. spt rU Club ■om> Stores Spoti r me-all in their FAS hree Government c c »ss Houses league ■>-"'■ be Prisons Sports Cl :ociay. f The Prison Sport- H l-n at half-time thi -cored by left v id. To e Mir« wr.cn their56 words
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496 1959-06-03 12 ENGLAND 'REJECT' CRACKS SECONI DOUBLE CENTURY LONDON. Tues., (Renter) Maurice Hallan. 27-year-old Leicestershire batsman passed over by the England selectors for a place in th^ first Test against India, cracked his second double century in two weeks yesterday. He slammed an unbeaten 210 against Glamorgan at Leicester to help his496 words
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Advertisement271 1959-06-03 12 Subscribe To The STANDARD 1" I I t' M MALAYA'S ONLY INDEPENDENT NATIONAL II you live in Singapore or the Federation of Malaya or in the surrounding areas, whv not subscribe to the •STANDARD" and have it delivered to your home daily or to your office \i preferred? All vuu271 words
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Article, Illustration892 1959-06-03 13 The Average Indian Can't Afford A Good Meal NEW DELHI Ml RE m a frightful hurry to give the »r ■r man a better iKidard of living by K somehow his pi ti K, srrnll earnings. Yet ll^j s still in the doljKm« While his comE in the West own892 words
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Article626 1959-06-03 13 F ndi h< etc.) was a mere 350 mill] n. Today we In Ind:a alone n'.irr.b^r than 400 minion, and tan another TO or BO II TV s tenm may, God willing, xe might reach C lina's present numbers jver 600 million^ in aner 15 or 20626 words
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Article, Illustration23 1959-06-03 13 T fl ti k mriustrv of India .ias specialised in the nianu f ai!ure of heavy tapestry and oth,r kinds of iM^^&ygrof'nmX INFORMA23 words
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Article217 1959-06-03 13 NEW YORK \Y HEN little Johnny goes shopping with Mom nowadays, he takes a trip into Lollipop Land... For everywhere shopkeepers greet him with: "Have a free lollipop, son." It started when a big insurance company advised that stores could prevent children damaging goods by "providing something of217 words
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Article178 1959-06-03 13 Shops AMERICA x from STAN MAYS Richard, three, and Jane, seven. I made sure they were out of the way when Dick was concentrating. 'I typed hi? notes and I geared the running of my home to the university timetable just as a business man's wife arranges her life around178 words
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Article298 1959-06-03 13 Are Making Suckers Of Children! than a standard desk. If he Is austere and wants to look homey his office gpu a chintzy, early Ameribackground. Designer Florence Knoll says: "If a man is the excitab^p type you give him calming colours— soft blue:-,, greens, yellows If he's prosaic, you give298 words
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Article78 1959-06-03 13 I \IKI A lOKs of th* 1 f Firrf National Rank m fort l.audprriaV. I i >r da hold mnnthlv meetings in at\ aeroplane 4 000 fi above the tow n It'i to liHp ih n m to i l <|r< iiOBI On land in\ estmenta78 words
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Miscellaneous299 1959-06-03 13 LI'L ABNER By 41 Ctpp /AS A v &UT I fTHISN A URDEK^S^ >y I OF COURSE!? VIT I /EKACTLV!f-SO YvO'JVE^ PATRJOTIC y BOSS- A !S. f .'-i LL EXPLAIN?. 1 1 TEA?- >-As;^V.HAT <J Vv'O'JLO IT'S CER^A \jV A SOLD I G ESTURE, I'LL MURDER j WHO IS THE299 words
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Article289 1959-06-03 14 Muslim parties unite to deny President powers Assembly rejects for third time Soekarno's guided democracy plan JAKARTA, Tues. (Reuter) Indonesia's Constituent Assembly today virtually rejected President Soskarno's guided democracy scheme when it failed to 9©* a two-third majority on the third vote. The final vote was 263289 words
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Article229 1959-06-03 14 Mac has eonfidesiee in him LONDON. Tue>. (Reuter) >Ir. Setwyn Lloyd is more srrurp than e\er in the Foreign Secretaryship .it present, following the sensation caused rn yesterday's London limes report predicting his replacement m the v.ew of maiv. politinans here. In e i229 words
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Article209 1959-06-03 14 SO die as rebel plane is downed S AX JOSE, (Costa Rica) T n urafi in r inched "tack on I President Luis Sor -e from Costa E i isi nighi and the Nicar Air F e was reporte I to have for ed lown one of209 words
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Article36 1959-06-03 14 The United States served notice yesterday that it will not abandon its radio transmitter behind the Iron Curtain in Wesi Berlin nor will it reduce its activities in order to get a settlement (UPI).36 words
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Article149 1959-06-03 14 Record bail for stamp directors DUBLIN. Tues., (Reuter) Bail big £220,000, highest cvex soughi Id ar Irish courti wis fixed yesterday for four directors of a K u Dublin Stamp A icti o n Company harmed w.*h 'T. -r-: ra~v to de- fra id They were remanded! foi a week149 words
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Article, Illustration53 1959-06-03 14 Dalai Lama blesses children THE DALAI LAMA, blesses a sroup of children «>f the UOtern countries on the lawns of RirUi House in the resort town of Mussoorie in Northern India where the Tibet.iti God-King li\es in r\ile The audience \\i> uhen durinq; the 2503rd Buddha Javanti celebrations held List53 words
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117 1959-06-03 14 IRAQ GRANTS ASYLUM TO SYRIAN CHIEF LONDON, Tues., (Reuter)— Al T Bizri, former Syrian Army Chief of Staff who was dismissed by President Nasser has been granted political .m in Iraq, Baghdad Radio announced last night. Lieut. Gen. Bizri, who was dismissed because of alleged communist connections, was reported in117 words
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Article27 1959-06-03 14 SEATO Military officials yesterday observed the opening phase of a three-day SEATO rboui defence exercise "Halang Dagat" in Manila bay area, off Corregidor island. (Reuter).27 words
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203 1959-06-03 14 KHARTOUM, Tues. (IPI) Twenty-three persons including two Cabinet Ministers have been arrested in the latest Sudanese government crisis, it was announced todav. i Placed under house arrest •■"-ere Communications Minister Brig. Mohieddin Ahmed Abdullah, and Loral Govern•viert Minister Brig. Abdel Rahi*n Sherman. Both were members203 words
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Article203 1959-06-03 14 34 jailed by Cyban army court HAVANA, Tues. (Keuter) A Cuban court martial has sentenced 34 people including two Ministers, the Chief of Police and high ranking: Army officers in the former Batista regime to prison terms ranging; from five to 25 years. The court was trying a total of203 words
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Article74 1959-06-03 14 COLOMBO. Tues., (Reuter) Ceylon's Communist Party yesterday withdrew its po'^v of "critical support" of the three-year old government of Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike. A resolution adopted by the Central Committee of the Partv called for a "united democratic front of all progressive forces" to rcp'.are the Government74 words
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Article91 1959-06-03 14 CLAIM FOR WRONG DETENTION TAIPEI. Tues. (Reuter) The Nationalist Parliament, after eight years of study, today passed a bill on compensation for wrongful detention and conviction. The new law which gives more protection to human rights will become effective on Sept. 1 It provides that a person, wrongly convicted and91 words
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Article80 1959-06-03 14 NEW YORK, Tues., (Reuters—The Ford Foundation announced today that it had c warded 181 fellowships of study grants in work relating to Asia, the Near East, the Soviet Union. Eastern Europe and Africa. The majority of the grants are for one year and are largely for study in80 words
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136 1959-06-03 14 Latest General bans all political activities JAKARTA, Tues. (Renter) The Indonesia Army Chief of Stair. Lieutenant-General Abdul Haris Nasution, has prohibited political activity '■■.',C i t 'rr Rrp.^'r. Avtara News Agency reported today. Antara said this had been announced by the irmy in- formation o 4 *:cer. Major Harsono. The136 words
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Article, Illustration58 1959-06-03 14 PRESIDENT (.nicr.il HehmmatM iyul h «^f Pakistan is (aucht in the middle "t b sums with his heajj up Thp President play s 2"lf these da>s was on hand for ij of new Na\> Golf fluh in Karachi \W\-.\ «nou£h for Ike u < ert58 words
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Article48 1959-06-03 14 NEW DELHI, Tue>., (UPI) —Mrs. Axuna Asal Aii resigned as Mayor rf New Delhi vesterday because of her differe:: es with the Jan Sangb Mrs of a sta -^m She ha 9 of beiof par- 9 tnd the threatened 1 pi rt rer m^L48 words
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