The Straits Times, 9 September 1957
1957-09-09
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Title Section20 1957-09-09 1 CO MPJAMENTARY AVEffa^Tft lIAILI CEBTIPIEB SALE E«CEEPir-JM*,OOO The Straits Times. Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1957 15 CENTS IW*20 words
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399 1957-09-09 1 TRIAL by JURY PLANNED To go into effect on Jan, 1 BILL TO BE INTRODUCED SOON IN FEDERAL COUNCIL Alliance lives up to 1955 election pledge to scrap assessor system Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sunday. TRIM- by jury is to be generally introduced 1 in the Federation on Jan. 1 next399 words
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Article, Illustration168 1957-09-09 1 23 COUPLES WED NOW EVIL SPIRITS HAVE GONE rpWENTY three Chinese -I- coup, s were married in Singapore yesterday the 15th day of the eighth moon in the Chinese calender. Reason: It is the Chinese belief that weddings held during the full moon,168 words
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Article, Illustration90 1957-09-09 1 TEMPLERS LEAVE Field Marshal Sir Gerald Tempter, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, and former Federation High Commissioner, left Singapore by air yester. day for London. H e bad returned to the Colony on Friday after a brief tou r of British army units in Hong Kong. The Field Marshal90 words
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Article36 1957-09-09 1 MOSCOW. Sun. Russia told West Germany in a Not.' yesterday that she faces the alternative of renouncing NATO policy and abandoning atomic war preparations or pursuing her present policy •fraught with grave danger." Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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329 1957-09-09 1 THEY DRIFTED 10 DAYS IN A RUDDERLESS BOAT BACHOK, Sunday. SEVEN gaunt, starving Indonesian seamen drifting in a rudderless wooden boat in a rough South China Sea were picked up by a fishing fleet from Kelantan at dawn yesterday. In Bachok today, they told329 words
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Article193 1957-09-09 1 Thousands out for show block roads ''THOUSANDS of people, who turned out to watch the merdeka fireworks display (See picture P. 4) at the former Kallang Airport runway last night, caused one of the worst-ever traffic jams in Singapore. The huge crowds brought traffic along Nicoll193 words
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Article91 1957-09-09 1 EDINBURGH. Sun. A runner missing after a race to the top and down the Scottish mountain of Ben Nevis —the highest in Britain died today shortly after being found by a rescue party. The runner, T. H. Rix. 24, of Addlestone. Surrey, was found unconsciousReuter - 91 words
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121 1957-09-09 1 KULIM. Sun. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that although the controversial plumed hats were relics of colonialism, they symbolised his Cabinet Ministers' loyalty to the Yang diPertuan Agong. "I personally ordered my Ministers to wear the hats on Merdeka Day," he121 words
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333 1957-09-09 1 BOAC PILOT WATCHES AN ISLAND BLOW UP A COMMERCIAL airline pilot, Capt. C. S. Sanderson, yesterday saw the aftermath of a volcanic explosion "of terrific force" on Gunungapi, a small island in Indonesia. rhe explosion occurred slj Capt. Sanderson was cruising at 350 m.p.h. from Darwin to Jakarta, at about333 words
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Article159 1957-09-09 1 Colony police hold 2 men SINGAPORE police yesterday detained two men under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance. They are Sirat bin Harun and Abdul Hamid. It is believed they were held in connection with the recent recovery of six auto- matic pistols and 46 rounds of ammunition in Exeter159 words
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Article30 1957-09-09 1 KILMUIR BACK LONDON. Sun. Lord Kilmuir. thr Lord Chancellor, returned to London from Singapore today. He described Malaya's independence as "remarkable example of flexibility of British Commonwealth." Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article41 1957-09-09 1 HONG KONG, Sun— The Prime Minister of India, Mr. Nehru, will visii Hi a (Co from Oct. 14 to 16 on his way home from the state visit to Japan, it was authorltai t* learned here tonight. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article68 1957-09-09 1 WASHINGTON, Sun.— Th> United States arms airlift I i Jordan got under way today with about 75 tons of emergency defence weapons beini; flown from bases in the United States, North Africa and Europe. Alongside this airlift ttw United States Is planning t strengthen its militaryReuter - 68 words
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Advertisement11 1957-09-09 1 mm mm MALAYA'S mm fm FINEST hkk PINEAPPLE lire -ai wK^^3^Ssm11 words
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Advertisement107 1957-09-09 1 PATEK PHILIPPE The world's foremost watch The 2 Firm Pritet The 3 RreoiHt for precition out of the 10 Prisewinning chronometers, 7 are Patek Philippe. Out of the 5 Prizr-trinnine adjuiters, 3 are Patek Philippe. Rrsnlts of 1956 competition. Brilliant proof* of unquestioned supremacy. H. SENA LTD. Bangkok, Penang Singapore.107 words
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Article257 1957-09-09 2 Another anti-Red revolt' CALL FOR MILITARY NEUTRALITY IN RED ECONOMIC BLOC SMUGGLED LETTER FROM JAILED HUNGARIAN EX-MINISTER WARNS OF MORE GUNS, MORE VICTIMS VIENNA, Sunday. East European revolt even bigger than last year's Hungarian uprising is forecast in a letter, said to have been written by a former Hungarian minister,Reuter - 257 words
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105 1957-09-09 2 VATICAN CITY, Sun.— The Vatican City newspaper Osservatore Romano yesterday warned Chinese Catholics against belonging to Communist-inspired "patriotic associations." It said: "So-called Catholics who try to reconcile the Christian profession with Marxist practice no longer have the right to call themselves CatholicsReuter - 105 words
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Article28 1957-09-09 2 THE HAGUE, Sun. Marriages between aunts and nephews and uncles and nieces, formerly only possible by Royal permission, are now allowed in Holland.— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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134 1957-09-09 2 LONDON, Sun. Flying Officer Elbert Dv Crosses the world's fastest tortoise serving with the Royal Air Force in Olenburg. Germany, will be promoted to Flight Lieutenant on his third birthday on October 4. the Air Ministry announced here today. Flying Officer Ou Crosses is the officialReuter - 134 words
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Article, Illustration56 1957-09-09 2 UNDER a huge papermache effigy of Mr. Atichiro Fujiyama, Japan's popular Foreign Minister, "Miss Carnival* (centre back row) and her bevy of handmaidens ride on a float in a huge motorcade through Kamakura, a seaside resort 25 miles from Tokyo. A crowd of 100.000 turned outAP - 56 words
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153 1957-09-09 2 Profile of Rahman 'the born leader' TAIPEH, Sun. Thd Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, seen through the eyes of a Chinese Nationalist newsman, is a born political leader, staunchly supported by Malays, but also commanding a high degree of popularity among other races. Mr. Goodwin Chu, correspondent of the Englishlanguage153 words
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Article32 1957-09-09 2 A.P. Illicit diamond digging hit SIERRA LEONE. Sun. After a week of surprise raids by police "bush commandos", the widespread outbreak of illicit diamond digging here has lost much of its momentum.32 words
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294 1957-09-09 2 LONDON, Sun. The recent report of a committee headed by Sir John Wolfenden on prostitution and homosexuality continues to evoke spirited comments in the British Press. Today's Sunday Times argued that more moral influence should be exerted in home. "The challenge isReuter; AP - 294 words
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Article347 1957-09-09 2 MOSCOW. Sunday. MOSCOW Radio charged today that the U.S. was planning "to interfere openly in the internal affairs" of Syria's neighbours and ii necessary send American troops to the area. It was Russia's first reaction to President Eisenhower's statement yesterday on the Syrian situation. A.P.AP - 347 words
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Article196 1957-09-09 2 She'll never wed, says mk LONDON s I rpHE Sunday Pictorial today quoted L friend of Group Captain Peti the man Princess Margaret decider, two years ago as saying they never to marry at all. The Pictorial said tho friend, who spent several hours with Townsend afterReuter - 196 words
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Article38 1957-09-09 2 To drink and smokes£1,830 mil LONDON spent cohollc d last ye port on "«J»H da? 6 ftSt miXn V Despite penditure rose by onl The bigges pendlture The milgramme amounte< pendlture while spent on h-msin™ added.- Reuter mReuter - 38 words
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Article28 1957-09-09 2 PARIS, Bun.— Al people were killed when the Pari.s.Xi n Jumped the rails just passed thro station of Nozieres-Brizor Thirty others mISL28 words
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Advertisement94 1957-09-09 2 From East to West fLY EYLOH TO COLOMBO AND EUROPE EVERY SATURDAY LUXURIOUS FOUR ENGIHED LOCKHEED CONSTELLATIONS MANNED BY EXPERIENCED J AIR MILLIONAIRE" CREW For reservations apply to your travel age* l s Look Better. See Better in Qun Glasses You owe it to yourself to look after your ej94 words
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Article367 1957-09-09 3 Relief for triple-job ministers who have too much to do Builer may yive up two of his appointments, but which the experts cannot say LONDON, Sunday. T HK I'rime Minister, Hr. Harold Macmillan, is 1 planning a big Cabinet reshuffle isters will be switched notReuter - 367 words
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182 1957-09-09 3 U.N. body urges: Admit HK refugees Gl si Sun. CJovt'riuiK'iits throughout tiu wirld are to be asked to oix-n their doors to Minu Kong Chinese the tali will be made h> I niti-d Nations associations whose world federation agreed here f ttU da] that the plight of Hong Kong's TOii.imiOReuter - 182 words
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106 1957-09-09 3 Veto threat by Russia on Kashmir UN force KARACHI, Sun. Russia has given a clear indication to Pakistan that she will veto any resolu tion on Kashmir in the United Nations Security Council if it contains a demand for a l\X. Emergency Force, authoritative sources said here. The sources addedReuter - 106 words
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Article28 1957-09-09 3 WARSAW. Sun.— The Warsaw city transport organise ation has given a season ticket for life to a boy born In a tramcar last month. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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105 1957-09-09 3 CAIGON, Sun. Saigon's Chinese language newspaper Maijih Luntan (Daily Tribune, said yesterday that Mr. Mao Tse-tung's wife recently had been seen in Hong Kong and is believed to have left for Tokyo. In a story sent by the paper's Hong Kong correspondent, the105 words
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Article, Illustration64 1957-09-09 3 THE DAY IT ALL BEGAN PROTEST OVER THE FEDERAL INTEGRATION' ORDER THE DAY it all began A crowd of 500 adults and students outside the Little Rock (Arkansas) Central High School on Sept 3 protesting against a Federal order to school board to admit Negro pupils. The Governor of Arkansas.AP - 64 words
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Article181 1957-09-09 3 'An expensive way to contest elections' BONN, Sunday. T«HEWest German Social Democratic Party said x today that the West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, was using the former railway saloon car of Hermann Goering, Hitler's air force chief, for his election campaign. The Social Democrats saidReuter - 181 words
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Article, Illustration36 1957-09-09 3 THIS West German election poster of Dr. Adenauer has been defaced by his political opponents to make him look like Hitler. The German elections will be held on Sept. 15.— AJ>. picture.36 words
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116 1957-09-09 3 RESCUED $750,000 'SURPLUS' TYRES WASHINGTON, Sunday. CENATOR Lyndon B. Johnson (Democrat-Texas) reported today that his watchdog subcommittee prevented the sale in England as surplus of about $750,000 of new car tyres in excellent con"A cost-conscious taxpayer, who was a car tyre dealer, brought to our attention the fact that theAgencies - 116 words
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Article67 1957-09-09 3 LONDON. Sun. Britons will soon have to pay more for some brands of cigarettes and tobacco, trade sources said today. It is expeiied that the price of cigarettes will be increased by Id. a packet of 20 irrespective of price range. Average price for 20 cigarettes isReuter - 67 words
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Article81 1957-09-09 3 TAIPEH. Sun. Nationalist Chinese officers Including a colonel and seven sergeants were married yesterday In a mass wedding witnessed by Prime Minister O K. Yul and other top-ranking Chinese officials. The wedding was attended by more than 1,000 persons. All the bridegrooms were dressed InUP - 81 words
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197 1957-09-09 3 U.S. plane tried to tail us Red pilot |Vf OSCOW, Sun. The captain of the Russian TU-104 Jet airliner which arrived here today from a flight to the United States, said an American four-engined bomber tried at one time to accompany the Soviet plane, Moscow Radio reported. He added: "ItUP - 197 words
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Article80 1957-09-09 3 PADANG. Sun. About 300 overseas Chinese met here recently to discuss the effect of the government's controversial head tax on aliens. Conference leaders called for a petition asking the government to reconsider the tax law which they claim will cause many Impoverished aliens extreme hardship. TheAP - 80 words
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Article47 1957-09-09 3 TEL AVIV. Bun. Mr. Herbert Morrison, former British Foreign Secretary, yesterday described Russian leaders as "troublemakers" and "antiJewish." Mr. Morrlsoii who is on a visit to Israel, said Russia could co-operate In the cause of world peace but instead preferred to make mk chief ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article54 1957-09-09 3 RANGOON Sun. Immigration officials said today that 2,743 foreigners who had no registration certificates were arrested during the first six months of this year. They said 456 of those arrested have been deported. A breakdown of those arrested showed that 1.620 were Indians, 679 were Chinese and 4454 words
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493 1957-09-09 4 HARRY MILLER - HONEYED WORDS ARE CALLED FOR IX> LURE COMMUNISTS FROM JUNGLE PSYCHOLOGICAL WAR REACHES PEAK IN GOVERNMENT'S FINAL SURRENDER OFFER By HARRY MILLER KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. J*HE final surrender offer to the Communist terrorists reveals how far backwards the Government is leaning in its attempts to493 words
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Article135 1957-09-09 4 $60,000 MARINE DENTAL SERVICE IZUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A unique marine dental service for Malaya to attend the needs of thousands of people living in kampongs on the banks of rivers accessible only by boat is now being planned. About 20,000 school children living along the banks of the Perak River135 words
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Article118 1957-09-09 4 PENANG. dun. Tht Pope's Special Envoy to th< merdeka celebrations. Mon signor John Gordon, cele brated Mass at the Cathedra, of the Assumption iitie to day and urged Catholics v this country to contribute tc the progress and prusperit> of the new nation by ieadiiv a .11 Catholic118 words
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Article, Illustration93 1957-09-09 4 THE SKIES over Singapore's old Kalians Airport were lit up last night with multi-coloured showers of fireworks which could be seen for miles around. They were provided by the Japanese community for the benefit of those who were unable to see the fireworks display93 words
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119 1957-09-09 4 The president of the AllCeylon Malay Association. Mr. B. Zahiere Lye, now visiting Singapore, will call on the Sultan of Johore today. Mr. Lye. who is president of the Colombo Malay Cricket Club, represented the 30,001 Malays in Ceylon at the Federation's merdeka celebrations.119 words
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Article170 1957-09-09 4 Union urges entry law review nnHE Singapore Government is to be asked to tighten the present immigration laws allowing expatriates to work in Singapore. The Singapore Insurance Companies' Employees' Union, which has 600 members, has decided to urge this as a step to help170 words
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Article53 1957-09-09 4 New engine on to Saigon The Pan-American World itrways Stratocrulser which returned to Singapore two hours after taking on* from the Colony on Saturday left yesterday for Saigon with about 45 passengers. Including several VIPs. A team of mechanics had worked all Saturday night replacing tr>° faulty engine, which cau53 words
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Article28 1957-09-09 4 The Bukit Tlmah Youtn Club celebrated its third anniversary yesterday witti music, judo displays, a cinema show and several sld? shows In Bukit Timah Lan Singapore28 words
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Article27 1957-09-09 4 The Malay Women's Welfare Association held a free Malay variety performance, I "Aneka Warna," at the New I World Park, Singapore, on I Saturday night.27 words
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Article71 1957-09-09 4 $66MIL. FOR SINGAPORE CUSTOMS Singapore Customs Department revenue in the months January-August was $66,897.--000, an increase of $7,273,000 over the same period last year. The money came from the following items (last year's figures in brackets) Entertainment $4,222,000 ($4,119,000); liquor $17,617,000 ($16,489,000'; licences $333,000 i $296,000); motor vehicles special tax71 words
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Article61 1957-09-09 4 fwenty-two omen from the Vio Chu Kang Village Community Centre, Singapore, will today visit places of interest on the Island npart of a civics course. Their outing will includ' a launch trip along the waterfront, visits to thf Llm Chu Kang Animal Hus bandrv Station, the PolU>61 words
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Article75 1957-09-09 4 MAYORS CHAIN ALREADY MADE T HE 1: rat 1 Cha) 8014 them-, Jgby pore oa made-. fc«n Cutting 59.U00 it has not yet Colony. ent to tj f The vice--' 1,,... chambsr. Mr §g Q U^.*e said yesterday h at bers hart b m «ai. tribut, to, -tocoa. He said75 words
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Article54 1957-09-09 4 BIMPANG AM AT Sun The Ind;an p pulatioT^ nearly 1,000 v c n Kawan Estate > fL te vlnce Wellesley c g iW n ag«»r. Mr. K. t He gave .a currj dinner tn the Asian stall and a tS Bg?ffl. ilventowh There was also a snor54 words
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Article27 1957-09-09 4 The Chief Minister Lim Yew Hock, win rerla an annual inspection display by the Sir,. Battalion. Boys' Br!gad' at Empress Pla day at 5 p.m.27 words
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Article21 1957-09-09 4 The Stanvac Sports CV-; will hold their annual dance at the Adelphi Hotel Rod Garden. Singapore on Satyr. day.21 words
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117 1957-09-09 4 KUCHING. Sun. -The Go vernment is concerned over the increasing number of explosion accidents in Sarawak. A Medical Department report says people are still losing hands in gunpowder accidents. Five cases have been reported this year. Most accidents were caused by firecrackers on festival117 words
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Article163 1957-09-09 5 PARTY WILL DECIDE ITS STAND ON CITIZENSHIP PROPOSALS leaders \nhappy over jttsible powers o f ministers T H|. Liberal SociaI list Party's partially and cxecu?;f,,, ..nittee will ,i meeting consider id on the Citizenship iea up for g at the cmbly on lera will dhil to163 words
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Article54 1957-09-09 5 XHOBE BAHRU, Sun. Hwa, clerk of the ;r.cil, was fined esterday for b entry in the book in ressum of $22. 16 N" L Cohen, president ioru court, said it people In a position of I who abuse the confiln them must -overely." alao ordered to compensation54 words
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Article47 1957-09-09 5 JULACCA, Sun.— The Govtf Malacca, Mr. Leong Ing the conhelmet, took 4 the merdeka here today. bin Haji Omar «j Fecicr.uion Regiment the parade ted of 300 men at, police, -tabulary, police Federation volunne Guard and cadets the High School and the ■>titution.47 words
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Article31 1957-09-09 5 New minister for Syrian church -ox Syrian Chrtson tea-party In -heir new minisH< v. T. S. AbQtly arrived it the same teir fare well to the orse. the retir- f -T.31 words
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Article17 1957-09-09 5 Pic nic and dance Civil Ser ill hold a >id dance at East Coast ■m. on Sun-17 words
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Article11 1957-09-09 5 Arrow Scout parent*' day "titeraft at "'l. Singapore TV11 words
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Article13 1957-09-09 5 De ntal exhibit of Malaya held a dental the General -'gapore, on Sat-13 words
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Article, Illustration65 1957-09-09 5 Japanese roving ambassador Mr. Ataru Kobayashi (above) o n a tour of South-East Asia, will arrive in Singapore on Sept. 19 from Ceylon. He will spend two days in the Colony. Main object of the tour is to boost trade between Japan and the countries he65 words
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Article21 1957-09-09 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Dr. Francis Lunking. of the General Hospital, Johore Bahru. has been appointed State Physician, Negri Sembilan.21 words
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Article121 1957-09-09 5 TOKYO TO SEE COLONY PAINTINGS MR. Takachiyo ITX Uemura, a Japanese art critic, left Singapore yesterday after arranging for 30 paintings by young Singapore artists to be sent to Tokyo for exhibition. Mr. Uemura has already visited Jakarta. Rangoon Bangkok to collect paintings for the exhibition, which will feature the121 words
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Article26 1957-09-09 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Tengku Abdul Rahman will address a rally of UMNO members on the Supreme Court padang, Johore Bahru, tomorrow at 5 p.m.26 words
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Article117 1957-09-09 5 TWO -DAY MERDEKA SPORTS IN MUAR JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. DARADES, sea sports, bicycle races, a soccer match and variety shows are planned for the two-day Muar district merdeka celebrations which begin on Wednesday. The celebrations will start on Wednesday morning with a parade on the Government High School padang in117 words
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Article43 1957-09-09 5 KAJANG Sun. More than 5,000 people attended the merdeka celebrations at Kajang yesterday. There were stage and screen shows, joget dancing, singing competitions and fancy dress football. In the morning, there were combined school sports with 2.000 children taking part.43 words
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Article38 1957-09-09 5 The new .nerican Con-sul-General in Singapore, Mr. Avery Peterson, Ls due to arrive today, accompanied by his wife and daughter. Mr. Peterson succeeds Mr. Elbudge Durbrow now the United State's Ambassador to Vietnam.38 words
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Article24 1957-09-09 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. No further casualties to either the Communist terrorists or to the security forces were reported in the Federation today.24 words
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Article61 1957-09-09 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Nineteen people were injured in the week up to midnight last night on road accidents in Kuala Lumpur. This represents an in- crease of four over the previous week ending on Aug. 31. Accidents last week totalled 82, in which61 words
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Article72 1957-09-09 5 Miner hurt in road crash IPOH, Sun.— Mr. Yeow Ang Kow, 55. a tin miner and a cinema owner, was admitted to Ipoh hospital with head injuries, following a road accident yesterday evening. He w.s travelling in a car driven by Mr. Teh Lean Seng, supervisor of the Cathay organisation,72 words
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Article159 1957-09-09 5 SINGAPORE U.MN.O. yesterday held a bazaar at the East Coast home of its president, the Minister for Local Government. Lands and Housing, Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat to mark the Federation's achievement of independence. A secondary aim of the bazaar was to raise funds for159 words
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Article, Illustration60 1957-09-09 5 SULTAN SULAIMAN. Ruler of Johore 250 years ago. accepts a gift from a lady of his court a scene from the historical tableau staged by Malay cultural groups in Johore Bahru on Saturday night and last night. It will be repeated at 8 p.m. today, last60 words
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Article52 1957-09-09 5 A seaman, Ch v a Yong Shing, 30, was rushed to Singapore from Pulau Übin with burns on bis face on Saturday night, and was admitted to the General Hospital. He said he was burning papers in a tin containing kerosene, when a sudden flame52 words
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Article23 1957-09-09 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Dr. N. K. Sharma, who has been away in India on a holiday, has returned to Johore Bahru.23 words
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139 1957-09-09 5 "THE Singapore Tele- phone Board yesterday opened new automatic exchanges in Thomson Road and Queenstown. Numbers beginning with 52, 54, 63 and 691 began operating at 8 a.m. and numbers starting with 61 at 4 p.m. The new exchanges cost about $5,500,000. There was no139 words
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Article67 1957-09-09 5 A committee member of the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, Mr. Mohamad All Alsagoff, said the Islamic doctrine could help to build a strong society in the new Malaya. Mr. Alsagoff, who is also an official of the Young Men's Muslim Association, said this in a67 words
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Article24 1957-09-09 5 More than 200 people attended the inaugural meeting of the Singapore Liberal Socialist Party's Kampong Soopoo branch of the Kallang Ward yesterday.24 words
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Article23 1957-09-09 5 The 7th Singapore Girls' Life Brigade on Saturday held its annual inspection and display at the Prlnsep Street Presbyterian church ground.23 words
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Article20 1957-09-09 5 The Singapore Police Band will play at King George V Park from 5.30 p.m. tc 6.30 p.m. tomorrow.20 words
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Miscellaneous287 1957-09-09 5 ~~r t^.^. n i!R« (Oiipen Street I Activity BUKIT TIMAH YOUTH CLUB: SHELL THEATRETTE: Free CLl'BS^ «9 u t^ n in^^course-Judo Table-tennis, bodybuilding, footfilm show ■^do-China at lnsl^ clo^ oto^ n p^f rln C g art class, ball. Indoor gam* 4 p.m.; badShell House, Collyer Quay, 1.15 *P^ mlnton 4.30287 words
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Obituary76 1957-09-09 6 20 Words SIO (Minimum). R. V. R- SINGAM, former Storekeeper, Telecoms expired peacefully on 3rd September 1957, at bis residence No- 29 Kampong Ma'aroff, Bungsar Road, K.L. MR. L- A NETTO aged 83 died at midnight the 3rd Instant at Beach Lodge, Valiathoray, Trlvandrum. He leaves behind his wife,76 words
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Article107 1957-09-09 6 211 Word, SKI I Minimum) DR. MRS. ROBERT HALL: Thank all friends for their telefrrams and letters of sympathy received In their recent bereave- i merit and hope to reply personally later. MHS. E. LYFORD and Family thank all Relatives and Friends ior their Kind Help, Messages of Condolence,107 words
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Article131 1957-09-09 6 20 Words tin (Minimum), NOW OPEN to all Mont Dor Ice cream, milk and snack parlour Ngee Ann Building, Orchard Rd. THE FRANCES SCHOOL of Dancing reopens on Monday 9th. Application for enrolment will be accepted. Phone *****. ALL GOOD THINGS In life come to an end, but don't131 words
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595 1957-09-09 6 The Straits Times. Singapore, Mon. Sept. 9, 1957. The Critical Years In less than a year since Singapore embarked on a deliberate programme of Malayanisation, its Police force l^as lost, through voluntary retirement, 26 of its senior expatriate officers. Mr. Morris, in his recommendations to the Malayanisation Commission, had suggested595 words
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Article344 1957-09-09 6 Membership of the sterling area is not a certificate of solvency, as Ceylon is now demonstrating. For nearly a year Ceylon has been drawing heavily on her assets, and she has not been helped by the trade pact with China under which Peking now owes344 words
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Article198 1957-09-09 6 The Singapore Government has announced that newly promoted medical specialists will receive no fees. All the money will go into Government coffers. This makes it harder to justify retention of fees by those who already receive them. Should one categcry of specialists be allowed to augment their pay198 words
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Article, Illustration1676 1957-09-09 6 BY RICHARD HUGHES who travelled 10,000 miles throughout China by air, rail and road GOOD servants are like a dock, the Chinese say; they need rewinding once a week. Some vigorous and complicated rewinding is going on inside China today. The Communist Party Itself is1,676 words
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297 1957-09-09 6 »UV- 1>- THE -STREET i AT this period of Merdeka celebrations may I appeal to your newspaper to print this appeal so that it will attract a wid? audience? On Feb. 11. 1957 Sir Do nald MacOillivray wrotr as follows to the Editor of297 words
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Advertisement18 1957-09-09 6 CTERNH'MMfTIC The Modern Pocketwatrh Waterproof. Selfwinding, in Stainless Steel or Silver from $155 fl is court* quay (QjQ18 words
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Advertisement27 1957-09-09 6 Sole Agents: SHRIRO (CHINA) LTD. (Incorporated in Hongkong) I^^^ m m WITH ■Ellimans mmm embrocation Ml THE y SH^^ SPORTSMAN'S fi: MW'/'m EMBROCATION Xj} 9|BIJB IN MALAYA.27 words
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Article477 1957-09-09 7 LEFT *WING GROUPS EXPRESS ALARM OVER ARREST OF THEIR MEN GOVT. TOLD: DYNAMIC PLAN IS ONLY ANSWER TO POVERTY, MISERY left-wing unions in Singapore yesterday called on the fiovernment to publish the contents, of the documents seized by the police trom union premises two weeks477 words
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152 1957-09-09 7 That halo round the sun WAS unusual tHE n over SingaJ yesterday was nded by a halo tost rainbow jffect bluish-grey rim of yellow. phoned the rimea office desai very unusual. int Director of Mrteorological Mr. J. R. Scott, agreed "i-.it halo rount* v a rare sight The cause: A152 words
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Article, Illustration80 1957-09-09 7 A Singapore hair-stylist. Miss May May Ho. 30. above, said yesterday that the short Gina Lollobrigida hair-style was still the most popular of hair-styles among women in Western countries. Miss May May Ho returned late on Saturday night from a tour during which she studied hairstyles80 words
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Article61 1957-09-09 7 rxnANQ. Sun. "Opera-! :r. Century launched by I George'i Church. is d progress, re- ;rch magazine,! Hrrald. operation, started in! May this year, wa s aimed at getting 100 regular subscribers to give a total of $1,000 to the church every month. "We are now past61 words
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Article101 1957-09-09 7 CO-OP UNION TO FETE A VIP GUEST The committee of the Singapore Co-operative Union will entertain Mr. Arthur Creech-Jones, a former Secretary of State for the Colonies, to tea today in the conference room of the Department of Co-operative Development. Fullerton Build, ing, at 3 p.m. Mr. Creech-Jones is chairman101 words
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Article37 1957-09-09 7 PETALING JAVA. Sun. About 350,000 people havtvisited the Merdeka Trad.Fair here, its chairman. Mr Christopher Chua, said today. A week's etxtension was "likely" because of the great interest shown by the public in the fair.37 words
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Article, Illustration40 1957-09-09 7 He's off! A competitor parts company with the greasy pole at the water sports held opposite the Istana Besar. Johore Bahru. yesterday as part of the state capital's merdeka celebrations. Straits Times picture.40 words
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Article269 1957-09-09 7 SPLIT SEEN IN THE PERAK BRANCH IPOH, Sunday. THE secretary-general of the Malayan Chinese A Association Mr. Too Joon Hing, walked out of a working committee meeting of the Per?**- branch of the association yesterday. This wa s confirmed today by the Perak branch269 words
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Article, Illustration44 1957-09-09 7 MISS PATRICIA YO.NG models a striped T-shirt with drain -pipe slacks at the "Dance of the Moon Festival", organised by the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce in aid of the Jaycee Project Fund at the Sea View Hotel on Saturday night.44 words
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Article28 1957-09-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Thousands of children carrying gay lanterns celebrated the moon cake festival tonight. Adults burnt joss-sticks and candles outside their homes.28 words
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Article188 1957-09-09 7 TENGKU: TEND MERDEKA TREE' KULIM, Sun. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdui Rahman, today likened independent Malaya to a newly planted tree. "If everyone takes good care of it. the tree will grow, blossom and bear fruit he said. "If we neglect the tree, it win surely die and be fit188 words
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Article23 1957-09-09 7 The Singapore Stamp Club will hold an auction meeting at the New Peking Restaurant, Penan? Lane, at 5.45 p.m. on Wednesday.23 words
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Article142 1957-09-09 7 rpHE 2,100-member Singapore City Council SerA vices Union wants the City Council to introduce a five-day working week. At a conference of union delegates on Saturday night, it was suggested that Saturdays be also made a holiday without reducing the number of working hours in142 words
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Article24 1957-09-09 7 The Singapore Chinese y.M.C.A. will launch a mem bership campaign from Sept 19 to Oct. 22. with a target of 3,000 members.24 words
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Article, Illustration51 1957-09-09 7 Mr. and Mrs. Uthirapathy Thevar after their wedding at 136 Towner Road. Singapore, yesterday. The bridgeroom is a son of Mr. A. Sithambara Thevar and the bride, the former Miss Parkin in. is the daughter of the late T. K Kathirvelu Thevar— -Straits Times51 words
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301 1957-09-09 7 'WE WILL HELP END TERROR 2,000 PLEDGE KUALA KANGSAR. Sun. Two thousand people in Sauk new village 16 miles from here, were told today that the time had come for thf terrorists to surrender or face annihilation. Mr. Yap Yin Fah, Alliance whip in the Perak State council, said the301 words
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172 1957-09-09 7 THE Singapore Civil Service staff side council, representing 33 unions, will meet Government representatives tomorrow to discuss recent appointments to the new general executive service. Several Government unions have expressed dissatisfaction over the selection of 229 executive officers and higher executive officers for172 words
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Article48 1957-09-09 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A vessel of the Royal Malayan Navy arrived here yesterday on a merdeka visit. The crew were entertained to lunch by the rohoro branch of the Malayan Chinese Association and to te.\ by UMNO. The vessel left today for Muar.48 words
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Advertisement155 1957-09-09 7 Slue Spot makes Radio Hjsrogy^ 1 Blue snot ai;.tiii that leads the World' i| for the first time the most sensaI! -Valve All-Wave Radio operating: on a selfain.d Pocket Size 6-volt dry battery, which is WCh hiKger than your fist. no such a radio offered by any others at before155 words
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Advertisement135 1957-09-09 7 /^LIMAx GEARLtSS TOTALLY ENCLOSED NOISELESS SCLF.'oiIINO QUADRUPLE ACTING SHALLOW WELL PUMPS THE PUMP WITH THE PERFECT BALANCE RANGE: 1000/4200 G.P.H. at 230 feel Total hood. H.P. 2 to 7\ 510/1940 G.P.H. at 460 feet Total head. H.P. 2^ to 7 c Many models ex-stock c ■C^ 1 jH INCA B135 words
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1137 1957-09-09 8 ALLIXGTOX HEWARMP - ALLIXGTOX HEWARMP By GAMBLING CAMES OF MALAYA. By C.T. Dobree. (The Caxton Pratt, Kuala Lumpur. $20) (NAMING, it has been held by the Malayan courts, Is a highly technical and artificial offence, and to ensure conviction the provisions of the ordinance must be rigidly1,137 words
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480 1957-09-09 8 WALTER WAIUVHK - Problems of underdeveloped countries WALTER WAIUVHK By THE ECONOMICS OF UNDER-DEVELO» COUNTRIES. By P. T. Bauer and B.S. Yamev bridge University Press 10s. 6d. Of the worlds nnnni 1 live in the under-developed producing about one-sixth of the world All they have in common is their poverty* have a surplus480 words
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Advertisement223 1957-09-09 8 Enjoy the PULL FLAVOUR of cWick&r\ fried in Because Snow White Crest is a really pure, Wf^n\^\F7 tasteless, vegetable fat it brings out the full I^l If 1\ A T natural flavour of the food you cook. You can \J^J prove it by having your next chicken deep fried And223 words
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Advertisement316 1957-09-09 8 P^^V Dale Carnegie Training *m J develops W-j£ Leadership Ability... Many competent men and women although often technically qualined are held back, not through U<* Foundrr of the D>i« of ability, but by lack of certain skills and attitv C ri "Auth« O r"o7r IIU essential for successful leadership. Dale316 words
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Miscellaneous336 1957-09-09 8 Straits Times Crossword lIH* I 7 I I s 7 "•o" in ~rr~ v ami __i i_, $n§ !i ii zij— mziz 2T across 8 Reacts vibrantly to extr»--1 Picture of dwarf In police re- "M**} pressure (4, 4). cords? (5, 6). 15 Sloth In battle (8). 6 Turn tall,'336 words
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Article, Illustration1274 1957-09-09 9 HOAXER OF DEATH VALLEY HOAXER of DEATH VALLEY A SQUAT, plumpish Westerner —in buckskin breeches, vivid shirt, flamred tie and with a five gallon hat on hack of his head sauntered into the lv Angeles office of the Santa Fe Railroad on July 8, 1905. He called for the managerDaily Mirror - 1,274 words
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Advertisement186 1957-09-09 9 "From health comes wealth" r Health of mind and body art asentuh for the successful men of this world A keen and an //M&i/^^^ 0^ alert mind is dependent on physical fitness j r-^^^v^fi and the key to merry lies in Brand's Essence j j" 111 of Chicken, the essence186 words
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Miscellaneous123 1957-09-09 9 Mmx Morgan M.IP. Another case JEWELL WHAT "T THE X-RAYS SHOW WHY PON*T ¥OU COME^FtP LIKE TOJ A MINUTE. BEX. OtD BO* IDO IOU THINK, DEFINITE EVIDENCE ALON& WITH ME TO TAKE A J SOMETMIN& SUDDENLY TftLS M£ V L KEITH T wJ/OF A CRATER, REX-- EXAMINE THE LOOK AT123 words
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438 1957-09-09 10 \w[^fJ^^ViV?^K*^teT^i*'^EiT&±Ll.. ||M M^H By Our Market Correspondent gINGAPORE Share Market last week never really recovered from the two day holiday in the Federation of Malaya to celebrate Merdeka and conditions on the whole were quiet. Turnover was less than in the previous period, but438 words
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Article65 1957-09-09 10 Current payment The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co. Ltd. 30%* Robinson o. Ltd. 14% t Kundang Tin Dredging; Ltd. 4, Larnt Tin Fields Ltd. The United Malacca Robber Estates Ltd. 8% Alexandra Brickworks Ltd. pre*. 7^ do. nrds. 7i^ t Includes 6% bonus. Interim. Date of payment Oct.65 words
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Article436 1957-09-09 10 TVE following business done A in the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one firm of brokers f o rthe period August 31 to September 6. INDUSTRIALS: Chartered Bank 41s. 9d. to 41s. "'-id-, Praser Neave Ords. $2 85 to $2-90, Gammons $2-50 St $252 H.436 words
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Article720 1957-09-09 10 rE following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers Association after its last meeting on Friday INDUSTRIALS fUjcrs Sellers Alex Bricks Pref I.sft isn Ords 2.00 2.10 Atlas Ice 11.00 xcl 1 buyers) B. B. Petrol 62'- 84/B M. Trustees 8.10 «50 Con.720 words
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Article303 1957-09-09 10 rpHE rubber price In Singapore last week opened on Tuesday at 88 cents for September first grade, but on Thursday there was heavy upcountry selling by holders who had bought initially on the strength of rumours concerning the devaluation of the pound sterling. This resulted In303 words
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Advertisement841 1957-09-09 10 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED LOBT SHARE CERTIFICATES Applications have been made to the Directors of the above-named Company to Issue to the following Shareholders Duplicate Certificates npon the Statement that the Original Certificates have been lost or destroyed. Notice is hereby given that if within 30 days from date hereof,841 words
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Advertisement1288 1957-09-09 10 NOTICES NOTICE GUTHRIE St CO. LTD-, Wish to announce that Mr. CHAM 1 8IAK MONO, Olivetti Department i Salesman, has left their employ and Is no longer authorised to represent them ln any way whatsoever. NOTICE Mr. CHIAM H. PECK our Resident Salesman, Kuantan, has left our employment and is1,288 words
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Advertisement478 1957-09-09 10 KNUTSEN LINE orient service FROM CANADA/US. PACIFIC PORTS 3o days Sailing San Vancouver Francisco Spore P.Swetf Penan* Fm,'^ Krittin Bakke 20/22 Sept 23Scpt 25Sept I Anna Bakke 11 Sept 11/14 Oct 15 Oct 17 ocr itZ Elitaberh Bakke 24Sepr 9 Oct 8/lONov UNov UNov j Accepting Cargo for Fremantle calling478 words
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Advertisement1244 1957-09-09 11 T# i:*4Os MANSFIELD tft CO., LTD. Tss¥HH ,1 Basal ilncorporoteo m Singapore: ||J sj^^gj tm» THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 'd..: 1 SaiNGS to tIvtRPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON ft CONTINENTAL POTTS >% Sue. with "k-Ny t. preceedvl* Panama or Cp. of Good H?pe) c ,.,,trs ci \m >o proc**d vio other ports1,244 words
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Advertisement1063 1957-09-09 11 RAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK AND/OR PAR SASI vu sun "LALANDU- 14/iS*ssp? wVlop? 21/«°Upt TgmmßStT.^.,., 29 Sept/ 1 Oct 2/ 2 Oct 3/ 4 Oat JAVA" 4/4 Oal "SILANDIA-^ V 2/ S Oct 4/ S Oal •/•Oat Bangkok: only HOMEWARW SAILINGS FOR ADEN, PORT SAID. GENOA. ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM,1,063 words
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Advertisement1234 1957-09-09 11 McALISTER <Sc CO.. LTD. TEU No.: ***** ■LLBtaWAW LINES KLAVENESB UMI LONDON, HAVRE. ROTTERDAM, LOS ANQELIS, SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURG SEATTLE, VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND and for O.S>., North Atlontlc Ports A«»»PH»8 **rge for Central ft South and Canada vio Colombo Amerlee •CITY OF POONA SUNNYVILLI «4^/,,s^^.wpt,V/T. n &pt tgi-j "-22 CITY1,234 words
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Article, Illustration115 1957-09-09 12 These fine action studies of Singapore's top athletes who dominated the Malayan Games which ended at the Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday, were taken by Straits Times cameraman KOK AH CHONC. LEFT: Flying through the air is Kernal Singh, who finished second to team-mate Pal Singh in the115 words
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101 1957-09-09 12 LONDON. Sun— With the close of the county cricket season In England, the annual awards made by a British business firm have been announced. The feat of Peter May, England's captain, and Colin Cowdrey to making the highest ever stand or 411 in a101 words
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278 1957-09-09 12 IN BRIEF] shelved a move to .sanction open tournaments between amateur and professional players.— Reuter. POREST HILLS, New York, Sun.-Louise Brough, ch a m^ r Ol< l fOrlner Ameri can and Wimbledon champion, took revenge for this year's Wimbledon defeat when she278 words
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Advertisement364 1957-09-09 12 NOW SHOWIK! I ||ODEOKI 1 •I James Joan j -C PARRYL F. ZANUCKSs.^ M OB Fontoine J IWHBBMMiK Dorothy Joan ■7C f^.*/'f^7/| *M7^y^^^n Dandridge Collins J^. C BBsBsSI99SBEHHHfeBsC9B Michael and V- ■■iCi«mSc<*€ Mcn^f,, Rennie 00-starrinf HARRY BELAFONTE •^C ji. rnMIHRT DEAN MARTIN JERRY LEWIS in UUminU para mounts "HOLLYWOOD OR364 words
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Advertisement383 1957-09-09 12 MM BHa I 3{ it a a 5/iaur nAoto it *tht 'Jict :HAUDIEMURPHY<|^|tv 111 KKBSHM mra 19 6EDWEWD« BURGESS MEREDITH I™ ME«PEK A NEWS-A If "TONIGHT EVERY NIGHT I<Ha»ifr REDSpDOWN^i: Plus MERDEKA XEWS-A ShaTT^^^H 1 \<-.vi 4 /tariff t* "ft-, The two most popular *r~^>, younj: S Urs of today.383 words
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546 1957-09-09 13 Forest stay neck and neck with Manchester Utd in Div. 1 race LONDON, Sunday. NOTTINGHAM Forest, promoted to the English 11 First Division League this season, won again yesterday and are still sharing the leadership on points with mighty Manchester United. Forest's 2-1 victory over Manchester City was their fourthReuter - 546 words
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Article289 1957-09-09 13 Woodbridge take team title WOODBRIDGE Hofcpltal with 46 points, won the team title at the Singapore Medical Services athletics championships at Jalan Besar stadium on Saturday. Tan Tock Seng were the run-ners-up. V. K. Nathan (General Hoap.), with 12 points, was the Individual champion with Rose Oorloff (Rest i the289 words
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Article77 1957-09-09 13 St. Andrew's Old Boys and Present Boys drew their annual twoday cricket fixture for the Dr. Tan Shield at Woodsvllle yesterday. Old Boys 96 (Moss 19. Beng Bee lfi. Kraal 16 no, Sundaraj 5-50, L'Estrange 5-27) and 157 (Kraal 29. Jansen 26, Beng Bee 21, da77 words
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Article34 1957-09-09 13 LONDON. Sun. Close of play scores in yesterday's cricket matches: At Scarborough: T N. Pearce's XI. 355-9 dec. (May 119. close 50). West Indies 8-1. At Torquay: North 225. South 140-3--—Reuter.34 words
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Article155 1957-09-09 13 LONDON, Sun. Yesterdays Rugby Union matches results: London Welsh 5, A- M. Ree's international team 29; Old Merchant Taylor's 17 Dr. R. CoveSmith's International team 14; Cardiff 14 France Centre 6; Cheltenham 15 Waterloo 9; Exeter 8 Saracens 8; J nicest er 11 Bedford 5: Llanelly 24Reuter - 155 words
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Article80 1957-09-09 13 LONDON, Sun. Yesterdays Rugby League matches results: Barrot 13 Huddersfleld 10; Batley 7 Wldnes 35; Bradford Northern 36 Dewsbury 22; Doncaster 11 Blackpool Borough 24; Halifax 15 Oldham 19; Hull 23 Hunslet 15; Leeds 23 St. Helen's 5; Leigh 36 Keighley 8; Liverpool City 18 Castleford 32;80 words
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Article18 1957-09-09 13 Rajaji S.C. beat Periyal S.C. 9-1 in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday.18 words
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Advertisement346 1957-09-09 13 V, n tinued (Rom Pat* 61 mom vacant X,,1 il< rl. ■.-•RRIENCED 20 Driver- Good M.m. Apply with; A 4484 S.T. I i i'IST, Counter European Re•rrespondence-/ Clerta. Storec Assistant, BookDriver. Peon. \pply personally, Road. Orcanlsatlon of j rnpany requires i :or field ex-i r.rfinite bota- qualifications: I tgrlcunon. Appli-346 words
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Advertisement627 1957-09-09 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT it Wor^tSS I Mim.) Bax it rt. rxtr, VACANCIES occur in Mrs- i three "Guest Houses". Kindly telephone *****, or write 'Napier House". Tanglln. 3 ROOM BUNGALOW Baths attached, M.S., 2>4 mile Bukit Timah, fully Furn. and Phone- Entry 15.9.57. Phone *****--"ANCHORAGE" 32A. Nasslmi Road. Spacious Single/Double Rooms,627 words
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Advertisement877 1957-09-09 13 EDUCATION lt>W n ra.s»(Mim.) >• r r BEGINNER'S CLASSES: Book- keeping Shorthand, Typewriting, Additional Mathematics. Vacancies Std. n— VIII. School Certificate revisions. H.S.C. English. Qualifying test. C.V.M.A. School of i Commerce. Queen Street. I POSTAL TUITION. Insure Credits/Distinctions. Cambridge Certificate English. literature by Prof. C. Bheppard; Mathematics, Geography, Scripture, H.BC877 words
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Advertisement791 1957-09-09 13 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS If Word. $5 (Mim.) Ru SO tt: txtrm. THE JULY 1957 Edition of the Federation of Malaya Telephone' Directory can be purchased from; The Straits Times Press Ltd.,! Cecil Street. Singapore. Price $1.50 per copy. Postage 30 cents extra. THERE ARE A lot ot mistakes you needn't make791 words
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Advertisement104 1957-09-09 13 m;hm:im:i This dtlicioui Chooelatt Ututm RELIEVES COMTIMTIM •VOMIMT REDUCE WEIGHT and remove EXCESS BODY FAT with REDUCING BIONELLES (Made in Germany) $2.50. Postage 60 eta. CHARI CO. (Pott Box 123) 29. Robinson Rd.. Spore 1 University Correspondence College Expert Postal Tuition for GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION (All Examining Bodies) LONDON104 words
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Advertisement50 1957-09-09 13 QUICK, EASY, &eau£thJL\ Soft lovely walls the washable Latex wall '^Bf^ Tß^ paint its super washable ISJ |>| it I ...super durable... gives a B/«^ velvet like 'depth to RGSfHri^^Sfl colour. ■Bp**u»Lj-«»-j™ tKEMGLO LOOKS AND WASHES LIKE BAKED ENAMEL SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS So easy to reach fJT**%*^rA The Asia Insurance Building,50 words
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Article465 1957-09-09 14 70,000 PAY $140,000 TO SEE EICHT-NATJON TOURNAMENT FAM REAP A HANDSOME PROFIT Now on threshold of golden era By NORMAN SIEBEL KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Merdeka Games soccer tournanament, which ended last night with Hong Kong winning the Prime Minister's Trophy, was easily the biggest success465 words
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Article, Illustration70 1957-09-09 14 HE'S BURMA'S U BA KON I BA KON, 35, who has been "Mr. Burma" for five years, won the title of "Mr. Physique, 1957" of Malaya at the Malayan Amateur Weighttifting Federation competition held in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Runner-up was Pak Wai Phang of70 words
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Article167 1957-09-09 14 rpHE MERDEKA tournament Itself was a triumph for Hong Kong football. Represented by Eastern, only the third best club side in the Colony, plus one re-inforcement in South China's Mok Chun Wan, they went through the tournament without defeat, losing their only point o Malaya,167 words
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Article203 1957-09-09 14 ONLY 4,000 SAW THREE-DAY MEET IT V ALA LUMPUR, Sun. This year's Malayan 1V athletics championships drew the poorest crowd in the post-war series. The Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union had expected to reap a profit of more than $10,000 but now face a203 words
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132 1957-09-09 14 TAN KIM BEE SETS A MALAYAN RECORD KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malayan Olympic weightlifter Tan Kirn Bee broke the Malayan middle heavyweight record with a lift of 810 pounds (260 press, 250 snatch and 300 clean and Jerk). Tan bettered all existing marks for the three lifts. Singapore finished champions of132 words
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Article384 1957-09-09 14 Winning run comes from last pair GANDHI SHIELD DOYAL Air Force gained an ex- citing one-wicket victory over Indian Association to retain the Oandhl Shield in their annual two. day fixture at Balestier Road yesterday. Set to make 53 runs to win in their second innings, the airmen collapsed and384 words
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Article288 1957-09-09 14 SEVENTEEN new records were 0 set at the Slglap Secondary School's second annual athletic meet at Siglap on Saturday. Fazalulah bin Johari won the Individual championship with 17 points. He was first in the 440 and 880 yds and second in the mile. The288 words
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168 1957-09-09 14 p. H. FELL and J. T. A. Paterson (159) were Joint leaders in the qualifying round of the Royal Singapore Golf Club championship over the weekend. Fell went round the 36 holes In 77 and 82 while Paterson's scores were 79 and 80.168 words
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Article551 1957-09-09 14 FIRDHOUSE SALAHUDIN - Pieris causes downfall of Malaya FIRDHOUSE SALAHUDIN GURU, KIRKHAM IN 81-RUN STAND MALAYA 129 AND 203 CEYLON 341 (WON BY INNS) By KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. rpHE VISITING Ceylon cricket team scored the biggest triumph of their tour when they gained an innings vistory over All-Malaya on the final day of551 words
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Article110 1957-09-09 14 THE 'TESTS" SCOREBOARD MALAYA— Ist INNS— I 29 CEYLON— Ist INNS— 34I MALAYA— 2nd INNS Grindrod lbw Buhar 41 McCaw b YaUwara WuodhouM- c Lafir b Alwis Shepherdson M. lbw J. Pieris 34 Dews c and b Buhar Delilkan c Buhar b J. Pieris 4 Shrpherdson C. c Fernando b110 words
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98 1957-09-09 14 Ind onesia dazzle for a 8-2 victory when thc-v J »H at Jalan <Ce last i. ttadi The [nd nine Oly, classed andcon Thouj-h they h aH from am,, minut, th, tournameni quickiv built up a 4 i 'fean terval. Q at the ij R.A.I-. attacking through r> minute. The98 words
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Article72 1957-09-09 14 pASIR Pan came tin Dunsford Tro the PMentli n you.h boxing tournament a; a Great World They scored 44 points .'olUae by Queen Street B I Andrews 5. B.C. (19i. Resu! 1 1 dermwrishi (PPp bt Miihmu;: (KBCi; Gnat; 1 (SAS) bt Philip Atom: Tan Hussein72 words
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183 1957-09-09 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malayan Cricket Association will run an annual inter-state cricket tournament starting next year, it was decided at a committee meeting of the association here today. The committee felt that the tournament would be a much-needed "shot183 words
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Advertisement691 1957-09-09 14 CLASSIFIED ADS. "AT YOUR SERVICE" Wordt Sill (Minimum). Dailt 1 month. 10 Words t2.SU (Ml*.) VANITY, 11 Battery Rd. Blouses from Switzerland France. IT WAS A Really wonderful world tour, thanks to Everetts! LEARNING TO DRIVE is easy with Asia Driving 5ch001— *****. FLOOR TILING PROBLEMS— Consult Sim Urn C691 words
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Advertisement58 1957-09-09 14 WALPAMUR Walpamur Quality Paints set the standard by others are judged. Walpamur Water P»ii for walls and ceilings, Duradio is Brita Enamel Paint for interior or exterior DW THE WALPAMUR CO DARWEN LONDO Buy them from SANDILANDS BUTTERY CO Penang. Singapore. Medan. K. Lumpur. lp° h Also available from all58 words
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Miscellaneous11 1957-09-09 14 SOCCER Tourist match: Singapore Selection v Siam, Jalan Resar, 7.30 p.m.11 words
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