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Title Section21 1958-04-07 1 AVERAGE DAIIY CERTIFIED S\IF F\< IFRS 110,000 The Straits Times Hat**** tie***** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1958 15 CENTS21 words
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Article518 1958-04-07 1 VOLUNTEERS TOIL TO AID BIG KAMPONG FIRE VICTIMS Charred remains of mother clutching child found in wreckage Search for bodies goes on THE Kampong Koo Chye death toll mounted yesterday when another charred body was dug from the still smouldering wreckage of whut until 40 hours518 words
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Article, Illustration41 1958-04-07 1 ABOVE Survivors of the t.re m Kampong Koo Chye salvaging belongings from gutted houses. RIGHT: Victims of the fire enquiring from social welfare workers in Ceylang English School about their missing kin Straits Times pictures41 words
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Article641 1958-04-07 1 He's joint favourite for big run pri-e ■pWO Singapore motor engineers were join, luvour- ites last night to win the $2,500 sweepstake prize in the 1958 Malayan Mobilgas Economy Run. They were Au^tral.an Bili Wyllle. last year's winner and Colin Dowsett, also an Australian. Ol641 words
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Article22 1958-04-07 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— No casulatles to either the Communist terrorists or security forces have been reported In the Federation today22 words
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82 1958-04-07 1 KNIVES FLASH AT WEDDING DAY VENDETTA PRAGUE Sun A bridet,. oom spent his wedding night in jail and most of the guests in hospital after the wedding party last night developed into a free-for-all. Guest.-. fought with knives, spades and a hatchet over an old family quarrel police said. TheReuter - 82 words
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Article60 1958-04-07 1 BERLIN, Sun. Police have arrested a lottery ticket seller in Hamelin who increased his profits by re. taining slips which he should hare returned to the state lottery board. He had been paying out on small wins, but was floored when a woman won 500,00060 words
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Article132 1958-04-07 1 MOSCOW Sun Moscow Radio last night broadcast an unusually detailed itinerary for Russia's Sputnik II as a scheduled 10-day "death period" began for the halfton satellite still whirling around the earth with the body ni the dog Lalka inside II Soviet astronomers ,>n March132 words
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Article40 1958-04-07 1 LILLEHAMMER. Sun A Norwegian soldier at a sergeants' technical school has been given a 36-day suspended sentence for deliberately falling his final examinations in order to reduce the term of his military service, which is longer (or sergeants Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article95 1958-04-07 1 THE Shah of Persia yesterday signed papers divorr ing Queen Soraya The Justice Minister. Mr Mohamed All Hedayati, will take the signed documents to Germany today to the exqueen. The Shah announced on March 14 his Intention to divorce the beautiful 35--year-old Soraya because ihe95 words
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Article38 1958-04-07 1 Made tunnel to steal $100 TORONTO. Sun. Thieves tunnelled their way through five shops, a restaurant and two offices in a raid here last night. But police said all the "human beavers" got was i about $100 Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article227 1958-04-07 1 Jakarta worries navy chief WASHINGTON, Sun.— Admiral Felix Stump, U.S. Pacific commander, told a closed session of the House Foreign Affairs Committee that his command was worried about the situation in Indonesia. In testimony on March 20. released today. Admiral Stump said: "I hope the elements that are anti-Commu-nist willUP - 227 words
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Article40 1958-04-07 1 MOSCOW, sun Offlceri of the Soviet land and air forces are to wear a single type of uniform under a decree of the Ministry of Defence, published In today's Soviet newspapers and reported by the news agency Tass.—ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article36 1958-04-07 1 PARIS. Sun.—A consignment of gold worth $140,000 reported on Friday to have disappeared on a fight from Paris to Teheran, was unI loaded by error at Tel Aviv. 'it was stated yesterday I Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Advertisement75 1958-04-07 1 PATEK PHILIPPE in. Mallei W*tcnmaten at Utnrva IMI Wrtn Welch Competition M Ocoev* >b**rvfctor? ALL FIRST PRIZES Pint i* Individual elunldi atloo first In manufacturer! wrier elaulflratloo Pint Id •djmtere tenr* rlawnratlon ALL RECORDS FOR PRECISION Record for Individual eluulßratloo Record lor mar-ufactunn -n:*t Record for sdjuitera' aerlei H. SENA75 words
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334 1958-04-07 2 Council gets 14½ hours to halt that strike THE SINGAPORE City Council will have just 111 hourg to prevent a strike by 10,000 of its daily-paid workers. Crucial talks between a l&-man negotiating committee appointed by the City Council Labour Unions Federation, representing the workers, and an all-party team of334 words
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Article31 1958-04-07 2 OSLO, Sun—A resolution protesting against the atomic armament of Western Germany, signed by four Norwegian Socialist MPs and supported by 38 more, was sent U> the Government last night—Reuter31 words
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Article124 1958-04-07 2 Accident mars Tengku's holiday Th,. Federation Prime Minister. Trngku Abdul Rah man. and Urfencr Minister Da:* Ahdul Razak, returned to Kuala Lumpar on Saturday night after an aeeMeat marred their Easter holiday in Sineapore. The Tencku and DaU Rasak wetr travelling in the Singapore Chief Secretary's car at the 14th124 words
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118 1958-04-07 2 Singapore's Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, and eight Assemblymen, will this mornin K simultaneously open World Health Day exhibitions at nine community centres, Six organisations and institutions will take part in the exhibitions, arranged by the Singapore Health Education Education Centre. They are118 words
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Article246 1958-04-07 2 DATO AT BUS STRIKE MEETING MALACCA, Sun.—Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan today met representa- tives of the Tai Lye Omnibus Company, one of the two bus com-1 panics whose employees are on strike, and delegates of the Malacca branch of the National Union of Factory and General Workers in the hope246 words
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Article17 1958-04-07 2 LONDON, Sun.—A coughing machine has been invented in Australia for patients undergoing prolonged artificial respiration—Reuter.17 words
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Article200 1958-04-07 2 The Singapore City Council may soon offer 23 of its unoccupied staff quarters for rent by the public. A council sub-committee has recommended that bungalow type staff quarters which are vacant or will become vacant should be rented out to the public by tender. The200 words
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Article, Illustration75 1958-04-07 2 $1,782,526- THE RECORD WIN MRS. APOLBNA LAMB. 82. assisted by comedian Tommy Trinder (left, in miner's helmet) holds the cheque for C 209 .079— 51,782.526— -the world's record football pool win Mrs. Lamb is the m«tner of Mrs. Elisabeth Riley, of Horde n. Coanty Durham, whose husband Mr. Thomas Rilry.75 words
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Article186 1958-04-07 2 TRAINS ON THE BRAIN LONDON, Sun. Railwayman Arthur Barrett, who has watched trains go by nearly all his working life, has revealed that he plans to buy little Kimble railway station in Buckinghamshire, when he retires. Mr Barrett, an ex-signal-man who now works as a messenger at Paddington Station. London,Reuter - 186 words
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Article50 1958-04-07 2 MANILA, Sun.—Vice-Pre-sident Diosdado Macapagal has rejected President Carlos P. Garcia's invitation to join him in his state visit to the United States this June. In a letter to Mr. Garcia. Mr. Macapagal said that the Liberal Party views the projected trip as "wasteful, untimely and unnecessary." UPUP - 50 words
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Article297 1958-04-07 2 POLICE: VICTIM WAS A GIGOLO HOLLYWOOD, Sunday. ACTRESS fana Turners 14-year-old daughter Cheryl, today confessed to stabbing to death her mother's 42-year-old friend, Johnny Stompanato, in a bedroom of the Turner home, police said. She said in the signed confession after her arrest that she297 words
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Article781 1958-04-07 2 PHK results of The Malayan Monthly's Jackpot Word Puzzle "T" (for March) were announced in the Sunday Times yesterday. Here are the judges comments on what they thought were the most apt and accurate answers to some of the more difficult clues. ACROSS 5: One may781 words
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Article72 1958-04-07 2 I MOSCOW. Sun—Tass said today that members of the I Soviet geophysical research expedition were forbidden by Portuguese authorities to 1 visit Ponte Delgado in the Azores when their ship, the 1 Mikhail Lomonosov. called there on March 27. Tass said the authorities threw a cordon ofReuter - 72 words
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Article33 1958-04-07 2 explosion CAIRO, Sun.—The director of the Omani Bureau in Cairo said today that a Brit.sh soldier had been killed and five others injured in a mine explosion in Luteya. Oman.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article321 1958-04-07 2 Pilgrims in Jerusalem Sports resorts filled LONDON, Sun.—lt was a stay-at-home Easter here yesterday. The exodus by road usually about 20.000 vehicles an heur thinned down to less than half of that. A spokesman of the British Automobile Association, said of road traffic: "It's aReuter - 321 words
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274 1958-04-07 2 OELGRADE, SUn. v The Yugoslav Government yesterday ordered drastic restriction on use of state-owned cars for private purposes. Foreign observers said the derision, made In a decree signed by President Tito, was aimed at reducing growing dissatisfaction among the people at privileges enjoyedReuter - 274 words
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Advertisement102 1958-04-07 2 #r Bs^Ssr sdflH Lw^lisisßU LV Lam ■3 w^jH Bw sssl I *^Sl sfl I ."^sf <sfl ISSr aLbbbw sV S LV m WORLD CHAMPIONS THE WORLD OVER are loud In their praise of Seven Seas Cod Liver Oil as an essential part of every Sportsman's training. In Singapore Youth Sports102 words
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199 1958-04-07 3 'FREEDOM' WOULD MEAN RUIN, MALTA TOLD VALETTA, Sun. Mr. Trafford Smith, Lieutenant- Governor of Malta, said in a statement Issued here last night that independence would "mean ruin for Malta." The statement. Issued on the eve of a mass meeting which Mr. Doin Mlntoff. Maltese Prime Minister. will address outsideReuter - 199 words
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Article50 1958-04-07 3 HONG KONG. Sun— Red China today claimed that more than 100 counties have eliminated rats, sparrows, flies and mosquitoes. Reports reaching here from the mainland said that the counties are in Honan. Hopei. Shantung, Anhwei, Shansi, Liaoning, Kirin. Shensi, Kiaiiß.su, Shekiang. Fukien, Kiangsi, Szechuan and Kweichow— UP.UP - 50 words
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Article15 1958-04-07 3 BUDAPEST. Sun.—Thousands of frogs rained down on Budapest in a freak thunderstorm.—Reuter.Reuter - 15 words
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Article133 1958-04-07 3 TELL RUSSIA WE'RE WILLING— PAPER I ONDON, Sun. The Observer today urged the United States and Britain to tell Russia that they are also prepared to stop nuclear weapon tests A strong case could be made for the views that the United States would never be in a more favourableReuter - 133 words
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88 1958-04-07 3 WASHINGTON Sun. Mr James Hagerty. the President's Press Secretary, last night issued the following White House announcement on the new Russian note: "It is nothing but a repetition of (Soviet Foreign Minister) Gromyko's announcement. The Secretary of State has discussed it by telephoneReuter - 88 words
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Article85 1958-04-07 3 Sel2 defence— by H-bomb LONDON. Sun.— The Archbishop of Westminster. Dr. William Godfrey, today said that in circumstances involving self defence there might be justification for a nation using the "most powerful nuclear weapon." The archbishop, in his Easter sermon, added that even a major war could be justified providedReuter - 85 words
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136 1958-04-07 3 LONDON. Sun.— Mrs. Elsie Bambridge. daughter of Rudyard Kipling, the British author, doesn't approve of what crooner Frank Sinatra has don^ to the words of "The Road to Mandalay." The Sunday Dispatch today quo'es her as saying: "I .v refused permission for hi.*> record to beReuter - 136 words
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406 1958-04-07 3 Join our ban on H-tests, Mr. K. tells Ike and Mac NEW RED NOTES TO U. S., BRITAIN MOSCOW, Sun. |yjR. NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV has sent messages to President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan urging the United States and Britain to follow Russia's example and halt nuclear tests. Mr. Khrushchev, whoReuter - 406 words
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Article96 1958-04-07 3 ADEN POLICE CHECK BOMB INCIDENTS ADEN. Sun. Aden police are Investigating four bomb outrages in the past month, including an attempt to sabotage a pipeline at a giant British oil refinery. Major George Montagu? Kelly of the R.A.S.C. was killed on tht night of March 5 by an explosion aReuter - 96 words
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Article153 1958-04-07 3 700 tons of high explosive shatters America's worst shipping hazard VANCOUVER, Sun.— Ripple Rock, the worst shipping hazard on the west coast of the U.S. and Canada was blasted with 1,700 tons of high explosives yesterday in the heaviest non -atomic explosion ever. The detonation shattered 700,000Reuter - 153 words
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Article91 1958-04-07 3 SAN FRANCISCO, SunThe level of radioactivity In leafy vegetables has Increased significantly as a result of recent rainfall in California, although they are still safe to eat. the state's Health Department rpuorted yesterday. Tests had shown that radioactivity was "a little less than double' what had been foundReuter - 91 words
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Article, Illustration65 1958-04-07 3 The French Him star Brigitte Bardot Ukes her first riding lesson at the Ecole Rue de Passy, Paris. But she doesn't seem very sure of herself so unsurr. in fact, that she has dropped the rains and Is holding on by the horse's65 words
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179 1958-04-07 3 LONDON, Sunday. ABOUT 500 men, women and children, who left here on Friday to march 50 miles to Britain's atomic weapons research establishment at Aldermanston as an anti-hydrogen bomb protest, arrived at Slough yegterday. Weary and very wet the marchers went to aReuter - 179 words
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Article59 1958-04-07 3 MANILA, Sun— The first man to report finding the wreckage of the plane of the late President Ramon Magsaysay last year today faced possible prosecution after he and three others cleared about 13 acres of the crash site. District Forester Ratael Navallasca said he LsUP - 59 words
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Article23 1958-04-07 3 HAVANA. Sun. Cuban Army headquarters today officially announced that a column of Cuban rebels In Oriente Province had been surrounded Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article109 1958-04-07 3 LONDON, Sun. The American pianist Libe. race, who arrived here yesterday on his second visit to Britain, talked about marriage —and revealed .that his fceari bad recently "gone out" to a Japanese actress. He would not say who she was, when he savr a PressReuter - 109 words
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Article31 1958-04-07 3 BOGOTA. Bun. Xavier Pereira, reputed to have been born In 1789 and claimed to be the oldest man in the world, has died at Monteria. northern Colombia ReuterReuter - 31 words
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223 1958-04-07 4 INCHE YUSOF TELLS SCOUT LEADERS OF A CHALLENGE' IT" UALA LUMPUR, Sun. —Malayan scout leaders were yesterday urged to help young people who were struggling against old ways of life. Addressing the annual meetIng of the Federation Scout Council here, the Chief Commissioner, Inche Mohammad Yusof bin Ahmad said that223 words
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Article149 1958-04-07 4 IT UALA LUMPUR, Sun. The setting up of Trengganu's 12--member^Jema'ah Pangkuan "Negeri— Council of Elders empowered to choose successors to the throne and to advise the Sultan on constitutional and state matters— was gazetted today. The Jema ah. or Supporters of the State 1149 words
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312 1958-04-07 4 HEAVY OVERSEAS BUYING BLAMED FOR BIG RAW MATERIALS CRISIS KLANG, Sunday. YJALAYAN oil mill owners today ursred the Federation Government to act to save the industry from a raw materials crisis. They said extensive overseas buying of copra had312 words
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Article66 1958-04-07 4 TAIPING, Sun A Hindu wedding took place at the Mariaman Temple here on Friday between Mr. P Radha Knshnan. of the clerical s:afT nf the RAF station. Butterworth, and Miss R. Jegathambal. daughter of the late Mr K Ramasamy Filial and Mrs Ramasamv Pillai. of66 words
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Article208 1958-04-07 4 RAILWAY CHIEF ON PORT POLICY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The Malayan Railway has already taken steps to make Port Swettenham as independent a unit as possible, the general manager of the railway, Mr. C. G. Harrison, said today. Mr Harrison, who is also the chairman of the Port Swettenham Board, was208 words
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Article60 1958-04-07 4 ALOR STAR. Sun. j:tra police yesterday detained six men in connection with an armed robbery near Tunjang vHlage, 18 miles from here un Thursday! The robbery toolc place on lonely kampong track when three Malays, armed with knives, held up twe brothers who were on their60 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-04-07 4 MR. AND MRS Teo Sow Chew pictured after their wedding in Singapore of Friday. SHE is Miss Tan Slew Kee. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs Tan Peb of Singapore. HE is the third son of Mr. and Mrs. Teo Ah Kan of Singapore. PictureLint Kirn Guan - 54 words
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194 1958-04-07 4 THE REASON: FOOD OFFERINGS IPOH, Sunday. SECURITY forces patrolled many of the Chinese cemeteries on the outskirts of towns in Perak from Friday till today as thousands of people flocked to their relatives' graves to observe •"Cheng Beng" The reason for the guard was that194 words
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Article286 1958-04-07 4 $250,000 ALLIANCE ELECTIONS FUND TPOH, Sun.— The Alll--1 ance in Perak is to set up a $250,000 political fund and a political working comittee in preparation for the general tion for the general election scheduled for next year. The state Alliance committee Is being convened for a "very Important meeting"286 words
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Article67 1958-04-07 4 KUALA LUMPUR Sun. Two fire engines were called out at noon today when a old tyre dump at Tiong Nam settlement, on* Batu Road, caught fire The engines reached the scene within five minutes of the call after a huge crowd that gathered had delayed them.67 words
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Miscellaneous256 1958-04-07 4 RAI1IO MALAYA Apertii. 1.30 rue News i 45 «%*«»HW WJm*j»«« Musical Dessert: 2 00 Tiffin NATIONAL SHORT WAVE Dance; 2.30 Mediterranean SERVICE Magic. 3.00 Monday Monologue, 41 metres. 3.30 The Versatility of Liberate: SINGAPORE 3.45 A Holiday Concert: 4 45 The Medium wave 476 metre* I Amazing Les Paul; 5.00256 words
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Miscellaneous114 1958-04-07 4 ■*rnant{ CATHAY: Enemy Below l Id. 3.30. 6 45 9.15; ODEON: Wlndom'S Way 3 15. 6.45. 9 15; PABAMOINT: Enftal Kudumban Perteu 3.30. 8 30. CAPITOL: Opposite Sex 11. IS a.m.. Escapade In Japan 1 IS, 3.30. 6.30. 9 30: BEX: nn» D»«l e 11 15 am.- Lnrend of 1114 words
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Miscellaneous435 1958-04-07 4 12 p.m.: Manama;,:: Iheval t Tamil, 3 .15. 7. 9.30 llukil Mcrt ij.itii CATHAY: Jungle Goddess 2 30. 16.30. 9 15 (HEOK SAH: Gur.gho 3. 7. 9 30 ■■■0*1 I'alani 1 QUEENS: Red Cloak 2.30 7. 9 30; EMPIRE: Rani Lalithanul "Tamil) 12. 2 30. 7. 9 30. \lor Star435 words
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Miscellaneous422 1958-04-07 4 Hrnloni* SUN: Thankamala) Rahasyam (Tamil) 1. 7. 9 Kuala I tun pur CATHAY: Bridge on toe River Kwal 12 15 3 .15. 8.30. 9 30. '►DEO.V Lonely Man 1 3 15 t> 30 9.15; PAVILION: Valley of Lost Soul 1. 3. 630 9 15: I'OI.ISKl M: Bh.oloka Rambal 3. 6.30.422 words
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216 1958-04-07 5 PENANG, Sunday. A 60-YEAR-OLD Malay driver was found dead yesterday at the wheel of his car shortly after he collided with a motor cycle at Pulau Tikus, near *the Burmah Road-Cantonment Road junction. He is believed to have died of shock. THE216 words
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81 1958-04-07 5 HEALTH DAY AWARDS TO BEST-KEPT RESTAURANTS SUNGEI PATANI, SunCertificates will be awarded to tbe best-kept coffee shops and restaurants in Sungei Patani on World Health Day to be observed here tomorow Iti ill In- an rxhibition indicating health progress during the last 10 years The Department of Information will screen81 words
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Article34 1958-04-07 5 KAMPAR. Sun The OCPD. Kampar. Inche Nasir bin Mohamed Diah. ASP. will be transferred to Tapah as OCPD. ASP Mr Goh Swee Cheng, the Tapah OCPD. will take his place in Kampar.34 words
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Article65 1958-04-07 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Sun.—Residents of Kampong Raja and Pekan Lama, about half a mile from here, are complaining about the 'unsatisfactory manner" in which refuse Is being collected An angry housewife said today that sometimes dead rats were left In garbage cans after the scavengers' daily round "The town65 words
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Article126 1958-04-07 5 UNION APPEALS OVER SACKINGS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The National Union of Mining Workers today asked the management of the Hong Fatt tin mine to reconsider its decision to retrench 221 workers this month. Last week the management announced that it would close a section of the mine— the biggest open126 words
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Article49 1958-04-07 5 PENANG. Sun.— Fuur hundred tuberculosis patients in the Pulau Jerejak camp today applied to become Federal citizens Their applications were registered by a 12-man team from the Penang MCA. headed by Mr Yeoh Oon Chuan. secretary, and Mr. Sam Ah Chow chairman of the citizenship sub-committee.49 words
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131 1958-04-07 5 East Coast 'Florida' plan Is being onsidered— Minister KUALA LUMFDR, Sun —Tbe Minister for Commerce and Industr/ Mr. Tan Slew Sin, today confirmed that the Government was considering a proposal to develop the East Coast of Malaya as one long holiday resort to attract foreign tourists. Mr. Tan was commenting131 words
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Article136 1958-04-07 5 BIG SEND-OFF FOR 'MISS JUDO 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A PRETTY Japanese Judo instructress left here ioday for Japan after an eventful two-month stay during which she taught brawny recruits at the Federal Police Depot how to defend themselves. The Instructress, Miss T. Miyake. aged 31, was sent off at136 words
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130 1958-04-07 5 PENANG. Sun.— Because of lack of a quorum, the president of the Penang branch of the Union of Teachers of Malay in non-Malay Schools could not present his report to members today The president. Inche Shuib bin Jaafar. had recently returned from a delegates' meeting In130 words
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Article132 1958-04-07 5 Campaign to boost fruit growing PENANG, Sun. The Agricultural Department here has launched a campaign to encourage fruit-growing. "Malayan fruits have great fool value, and we hope to stimulate greater Interest in them among our own people," Inche Ahmad bin Mohamad Amin the State Agricultural Officer, told the Straits Times.132 words
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Miscellaneous130 1958-04-07 5 Varntvn A io. By Jlns #7i#» Saint By Lesiiv Vharivris s«m»^^' nmal mmmr l C^&l/t-Cs < H /^^^B^^^L^jf^T^^^^^^^l ■afiataSsal II m JhP' b ßvl»s»s_Mbl 1 r%m^k I I r^H samam yWj II Diiti Tracy By Lnv'stvr Gauid 1 W MOMMY KEEPS THE KEY ¥IF I CLIMB UP ANO GET "1130 words
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Article25 1958-04-07 6 I* ttriirf. SID (Mlmmmm) MR AND MRS. GUNAGNANAM thank all Relatives and Friends for their Kind Wishes, Appreciable Pirsents and Attendance at their Wedding25 words
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Article229 1958-04-07 6 M Wmrtt (J* —>m) BIOMALT with Vitamins, the delicious Swivi Energy-di^pen^i-i now available at all leading stores, strengthens young and ild Try it today! .lALF-DAY TODAY:- Ladles' Shorty Ni«huo»:>s $4.50 Poplin Pyiamasulta $6 90. Remember the King of Sheets Pillowcases Luck's 17, Orchard Road. 8 ALE terrific bargains In229 words
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Article27 1958-04-07 6 1* »•>*. S. W•« I-Hoi rl, ttlrm INBTEAD OP GOING to any foto studio go to Westlalces: Hollywood trained photographer. David Tay. Phone ***** for an appointment.27 words
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Article587 1958-04-07 6 The 220 undergraduates taking their first year Arts in the Kuala Lumpur division of the University of Malaya ai. protesting valiantly but almost certainly in vain. Their objections to continuing for a second year in Kuala Lumpur, and possibly a third, are wellfounded. The library is inadequate587 words
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Article383 1958-04-07 6 What is the "specific evidence", which Mr. Macmillat) says he has, that a deliberate attempt to hold a nucleai test explosion to avoid detection "would almost certainly be successful"? The best speciiic evidence would be ll British scientists already had periormed the teat themselves. For various reason?383 words
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Article191 1958-04-07 6 Pity will be felt throughout Malaya for the victims ol the Kampong Koo Chye fire in Singapore. But that is not enough. Help is urgently needed. The public should not give a thought to who may be organising the funds. Need knows nothing of racial or political distinctions.191 words
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Article, Illustration982 1958-04-07 6 DAVID DIVINE - DAVID DIVINE THE PACE OF ROCKET DEVELOPMENT QUICKENS EVERY MONTH SIMPLY BECAUSE THE CONQUEST OF SPACE IS NOW WITHIN THE REALMS OF POSSIBILITY. IN THIS ARTICLE IS DESCRIBED AN AMAZING NEW AMERICAN PROJECT THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ATOMIC ROCKET MOTOR WHICH, PERFECTED.982 words
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641 1958-04-07 6 BRUCE RUSSELL - BRUCE RUSSELL b u 4 RUINED ninth-cen-tury temple set high over the plains of Cambodia has become the subject of an international dispute. Cambodia, in an informal note to the United Nations, has claimed the ruins of Khao Phra Vlharn which are now heldReuter - 641 words
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274 1958-04-07 6 I SUPPORT Wan Faridah's observations (ST. March 20) on Malay education. I suggest that some of our Malay teachers are sent abroad to find out for themselves why other cour. -tes have changed their minds about trying to do away with English as a274 words
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Letter113 1958-04-07 6 IHAVE been reading about the strike of the students of the Sultan Ismail College and Zainab English School I think these students are being unreasonable. All they have to say is that "The Malay language will die". That Is absolutely untrue. The Malay language will never die that113 words
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Letter80 1958-04-07 6 1 RECEIVED a statement of account from the City Treasurer dated March 8 which I settled by a cheque arriving at the City Hall a March 18. A receipt reached me on March 20. On the same day, I received a pink slip demanding payment within 4880 words
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Advertisement576 1958-04-07 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. TOM AND JEAN CALHAEM wish to say An Revoir to all their Friends In Malay*. m/a TJISADANE. ppc. Aprfl »th, itST M Warrfr i»w«.nl 6UBRAMANIAM: A son born to Kamala and Krishna: v.amy ol Messrs. Outhrte Latex Ltd.. Sillau. on 31-3-19J8. at "Sankar Bhavan." Tattamanga!am. South India Both576 words
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Advertisement71 1958-04-07 6 IT IS THE I TALK OF THE TOWN j Here is your chance to defeat that deadly I ASTHMA no more choking and puling i Start taking Germany's Uondrr Elixir ol lift APICUREE Bees Royal* Getoe Potion Satisfies everyone for Qaick 1 Result I box wftl convince »ou 131.M box71 words
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Advertisement183 1958-04-07 6 |fl*^l OPTIOHNS Our representative will be visiting KUALA LUMPUR on Tuesday Bth April 1958 Appointments for eye examinations STORCH BROS. LTD., 20 22. MOHRTBATTEN Rl. A Rich Store Of Knowledge for Children of All Ages WORLD xP^S^ livrlT curiosity in rveryibini jp^jAy^ |U[^hH| around thrm must be satis- Sc3KS fi183 words
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189 1958-04-07 7 A call to public on health measures KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The amount of money Malaya spent on its medical services has increased from $15 million a year to $70 million a year progressively ovei the last ten years, the Minister of Health. Mr. V. T. Sambanthan, said over Radio Malaya189 words
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Article32 1958-04-07 7 IPOH Sun —The lpoh Rotary Club last night award fd cash prizes and certiflcutej; to 23 students who were successful in its arts and handicrafts competition which ended yesterday32 words
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117 1958-04-07 7 ROAD 'GAME TO CLIMAX SAFETY CAMPAIGN MALACCA, Sun. The last phase of Malacca's all-out campaign for road safety among school children will begin here tomorrow with opening of the Shell traffic game at the St. Francis Institution. The courtyard of the school, on which the game will be played, has117 words
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Article27 1958-04-07 7 JOHORE BAHRU Sun The Tetigku Mahkota will open the World Health Day exhibition at the Government Offices building in Bukit Timbalan at 2 pm tomorrow27 words
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Article29 1958-04-07 7 The American University Club will hold an Easter party for members" children at the residence of *he Ame rica. Consul-General in Singapore. Mr A. F. Peterson today29 words
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99 1958-04-07 7 KUALA Lumpur. Sun. A v.orried father was rushiiu his injured five-year-old son to the General Hospital here when the car crashed into nn electric post. Th e accident occurred as he was negotiating a bend at Club Road. 400 yards from the children"s99 words
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301 1958-04-07 7 'LET MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS INTO DEPARTMENT OF CHINESE STUDIES' MR. TAN LARK SYE, the millionaire chairman of the Nanyang University executive committee, yesterday suggested that the University of Malay a*6 Department of Chinese Studies should take in more301 words
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Article59 1958-04-07 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun- Two new water filters are now b'ing installed at Kota final This hj the first phase of a i scheme to give a piped water supply to people in the area. A sum of $200,000 will be spent on the second phaseimproving trunk main*59 words
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Article60 1958-04-07 7 P.P.P. 'deplores' council attack IPOH, Sun—The annual meeting of the Peoples Progressive Party here this evening "deplored" the way the Prime Minister (Tengku Abdul Rahman) "made baseless allegations" against the party secretary. Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam. in the Federal Council on Dec. 9. A resolution moved by one of the60 words
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Article57 1958-04-07 7 PENANG. Sun Penang's Sessions Court president. Mr B J Jennings sailed on the Chusan today for Hong Kong, where he will take up a senior magisterial post Mr Jennings, who was accompanied by his wife and children, has been 12 years in Malaya. His successor will57 words
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Article18 1958-04-07 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun The town council has estimated for a revenue of $768,460 for this year.18 words
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Article164 1958-04-07 7 'Malayanised' the girl guides MRS. NAVARATNAM NEW LEADER KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. MRS LAKSHMI NAVARATNAM, was last night appointed Malayan girl guide commissioner the first Asian to hold the post- She succeeds Mrs. R G Heath, who returns to Britain with her husband this month. Mrs. Navaratnam, 38, was formerly deputy164 words
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152 1958-04-07 7 CEB TO PAY BACK $6,000 IN EXCESS LIGHT DUES KUALA 1 I MFI K Mm Two officials from the headquarter* of tbt Central Electricity Board here will Journey 51 miles to I anjong Malim on Tuesday to refund more than $6,000 to about 500 consumers in the Tanjong Malim and152 words
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Article38 1958-04-07 7 Hindu, and Sikhs in Singapore will celebrate their New Year next Sunday The Sikhs will also observe the 489 th birthday of Guru Nanak. founder of the Sikh movement, on the same day38 words
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Article77 1958-04-07 7 TWO KILLED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION IPOH. Sun.— An lpoh constable and his pillion rider were killed near Sungei Siput 18 miles from here, last night when their motor cycle was Involved in a head-on collision with a car The motor cycle rider police signaller Zakaria bin Shahhood. 28. wa 877 words
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Article268 1958-04-07 7 QNE MORE controversial subject remains when the v Singapore City Council meets on Tuesday the proposal by the Mayor. Mr. Ong Eng Guan to scrap all standing committees, i Tuesday's meeting will be the seventh which the council has held to deal with268 words
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90 1958-04-07 7 EIGHT Singapore Chinese couples were married yesterday at a mass ceremony at the Singapore Hokkien Association hall in Telek Ayer Street About 1.000 relatives, fr ends and officials watchrd thr couples, seated at a lone table facing each other, 'ake their vows and90 words
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Article166 1958-04-07 7 But she doesn't know how she got to Singapore: 'Drugged, says brother I/UALA LUMPUR, Sun. —A girl, feared *o have been kidnapped in Kuala Lumpur. has turned up in Singapore. Miss Tan Yoke Eng, 21. of Peel Road, was reported missing on Friday night and police throughout166 words
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Advertisement158 1958-04-07 7 V ELOCETTE... The Luxury Lightweight Water-cooled and Hand Starting Motorcycle for Every Occasion! SILENT... SMOOTH... SAFE ECONOMICAL in /It-tmliful Itiitil 1 niuwr* a^ fjf* Hire Purchase Terms Sole Agents:KEE HUAT RADIO CO LTD. U2-124 ORCHARD KD SPORI PHONt. MS** ft ***** 227 SATU ROAO, KUALA LUMPUR PHONE: 3333 (2 lino158 words
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Advertisement148 1958-04-07 7 If YOUR sort of boat... ••>• towing Utmch. tithing bo*r cmilw or ««I«-Btog«ll«4 hghrcr the »ct «f btmt ritat requires itu.d, iioubU frt« angina. k*at ia -h.th r ou wmM install only rite last angina fit a RUSTON I Photo Ktcb.it Foto S».v» By ccu'tety Extfrn Shi# 1 WK« cnfminl148 words
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Article602 1958-04-07 8 By Oar Market Correspondent THE Malayan Share Market last week due to the Easter holidays had only four days of undistinguished trading and the volume of business written was small. For some weeks now the market has been very dull the chief reason being the almost602 words
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Article547 1958-04-07 8 "THE Singapore Rubber iMarket last week was abnormally quiet, though the market generally tapers off before the Easter holidays, the longest for the year. By Thursday there seemed a complete disinclination to trade even in the squaring up of positions before the market closed down. TheAP - 547 words
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Article34 1958-04-07 8 The following March output is announced: Snngei Bldor 418 piculs. Pahang Con. produced for export 197 tons of tin concentrates in February and March: Sungei Kiata 197 tons and Ipoh Tin nil34 words
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Article17 1958-04-07 8 paymrnt IMMIlrnl far prrviaas m and MM Ltd IV April 26 ye«r yemr 21% Interim.17 words
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Article266 1958-04-07 8 THE following business done in the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one firm of brokers for the period March, 29 to April ISI IVOI STRIALS: Federal DlsI pensary $2.30 rd cc!., Fraser N..... Ords. 8267* to $2.65. Gammons $2.35. Hammer 6c Co. $1.74. Hume Industries266 words
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Article733 1958-04-07 8 rE following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last merlins; on Thursday. INDISTBIALS s Hrtrt, Prer I SO l.H Ords »»O 150 Atlm Ice II (0 louters) B B Petrol M/ 38B M TnistCM *•«> < .'••I. Mr733 words
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Advertisement250 1958-04-07 8 NOTICES NOTICE OUTHRIE at CO. LIMITED announce that Llm Boon Slang is no longer In their employ, and has no authority to transact on their behaU any business whatsoever. THE F.O.M. AMATEUR WRESTLING ASSOCIATION Invites sll amateur wrestler* in. welterweight (148-1601 Its, .ad m.ddleweijrtit (161-174 Ifcii classes to compete in250 words
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Advertisement887 1958-04-07 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS] APPLICATIONS are invited from Federal Citizens for appointment to the Penang General Clerical Service on the salary scale Men— sl3lso x 7.60 152.50/199 x 14-227/254x14 3*4 408 X 14 478; .Special Orade Men— ssl6xl9-592. Women $122.50 x 7.50 137.50/ 176x14-204/230x14 300, 317 xl 4 387; Special Orade $421x14-491.887 words
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Advertisement794 1958-04-07 8 APPLICATIONS arg lnvltod from Federal Citizens who have attained the age of 17 but not It yean for appointment as Hospital A&sl/stants In the Ministry of Health, Federation of Malaya, on the salary seal* $137.90x7.50--151 SO 238x14-308 SSB z 14 400/ 488x30-528. Serving Oovernment Officers, other than Temporary Officers, who794 words
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Advertisement612 1958-04-07 8 i a»«_^ **»*V Miff -\/U I limote ITO. a,,* /t t,.,,, KMUTSEN LINE orient service f»OM CANAOA/U* PACIFIC POUT*. >O OATS Sailina taw Arrivta* Vancouver Francisco %'ptt t. Swatf Pananf F'maneia 6JERTRUD BAKKt In Po-f S Apr II Ap. ELLEN BA<M Sailaa Sailad IS/3O Aai 21 Api JJ Ap> JO612 words
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Advertisement1323 1958-04-07 9 Tai. i4os MANSFIELD *Sc CO., LTD. (IS nssetl .Incurporoieo n Mngopwei |tl THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILING) to UVkkPOOL. GLASGOW, LONOON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS (Via Saei wJJa Raarty to pmH via Ponomo at Capo e< Good Hepa) Corner, odron ie oroeaad no othei peril 10 Mod ond dnctioo* cargo BMBjaJB1,323 words
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Advertisement1119 1958-04-07 9 EAST ASIATIC UNES OUTWARDS SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK AMD/01 FAR lAfl Penong P. Slam rport JUTLANDIA" B/ Apr 10/11 Apt 11/UApr BOGOTA- l«yil Apt FALSTBjA- il_i? /a A 2L_ Ut> $m Apr HOMEWARDS SAILINGS KM ADf N, PORT SAID, GENOA. ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMIURG, RREMEN. COPENNA4Ja> OOTH€NB4i*)Oi OBLO sp ore P. Shorn1,119 words
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Advertisement1085 1958-04-07 9 is-, tub ben limb steamers ltd. SINGAPORI (Incorporoteo In the United Kingdom) B LIMES SAILINOJB TO). ADON, UK. ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. tinm Penong 6INVBACHH tor London. Rottardom, Homburg W-t/ I r liaeaa aVaet arrrrat M Apr BINATTOW for Liverpool, Rottardom, Homburg G27/1I Apr 11/U Apr 11/10 Apt BEHLAWIRS1,085 words
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Advertisement1102 1958-04-07 9 McALISTER CO.. LTD. TEL. No.i 241*1 ■t,1,8«Mr%1l UMU EUVIMtM UMB tOM l 1 'J*JJJi" OTTftOAM LO* AHoMin. BAN FRANCISCO, on. aJ^TKTAIIontk: Por, «*TTI* VANCOyFID ft fORTLANB -a fj^an-tjoV^ Ii In CM\ Lt lw |u ■•■■jTel *W* VaafJßWffV*) OB >OUIB) "■W V4W R3WJ t**ju \.W"B»TauTE) AjJja^W^Bam OTY Of OTTAWA IUIiriTYILLI ''^V^^zgs-j;^1,102 words
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147 1958-04-07 10 SATURDAY'S U.K. RUGBY UNION RESULTS LONDON, Sun.— rcaterday's Kufby Union resnltn: Rosalyn Purk T Metropolitan Police (Cancelled), Aberavon 21 London Welsh 9; AberUUery S Cross Keys 6; Bath 3 Blrkenhead Park I; Bristol S Leicester 5; Cardiff 14 Barbarians Cheltenham t Pontypridd 14 Coventry 8 Glasgow Hiffh School Former PupilsReuter - 147 words
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Article44 1958-04-07 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation of Malaya Wrestling Association will hold trials here next Saturday to select two wrestlers for the Asian Games at Tokyo. F.M.W.A. Intends to send one wrestler In the welterweight class and another In the lightheavy csass.44 words
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Article37 1958-04-07 10 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. Ulf Schmidt, of Sweden beat Torben Ulrlch, of Denmark. 1-6 12-10 6-2 6-8 6-2 to win the men's singles title of the South African lawn tennis championship at Ellis Park here yesterday—Reuter.37 words
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497 1958-04-07 10 NEWCASTLE IN DEEP RELEGATION TROUBLE LONDON, Sun.— Three goals b> inside- right Johnny Coyle against Mother-well at Celtic Park, Glasgow, yesterday put Clyde into the final of the Scottish Cup. They will not know until Wednesday whether their opponents in the Apr.497 words
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Article1027 1958-04-07 10 Wolves 36 25 7 4 93 42 57 Preston 37 23 0 8 90 47 52 West Bron, 38 16 14 8 82 62 46 Tottenham 38 17 9 12 85 75 43 Mac. City 37 19 5 13 92 90 43 Blackpool 37 17 6 141,027 words
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Article620 1958-04-07 10 I ITLANG Sun.— Only one final was completed In the Klang Club Easter tournament here today when Ooon Kok Ying and Lee Kirn Tlan won the veteran's doubles title. They beat A. Dass Lasarus and H. Sculley 6-3. 6-1 in a hardfought tussle. The final620 words
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Advertisement734 1958-04-07 10 i lli^^llWMHMsßllUwiriLJl^ j mmmm*m*m* f phoni M F M J"gr3aTWTI^. AW II Shi»siinf/ 1 -^mmgmgmm^j^m^- Sotr rkviskd Ttmrt g I Sh»u s at 10.30. 1.1. T. 4. U. 1.1 A 9.30 i 150 MINUTES! NORMAL PRICES! MARLON BRANDO iiCAV/MJADA" Terhnlrama 5 MIIKO TAKA OHTUnftnA Tech. (WB). Today 8.30 a.m.: WB734 words
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Miscellaneous34 1958-04-07 10 TAITING SOCCER: Div. 1 British Military Hospital v C-R.C. Esplanade. IPOH SOCCER: Div. 1 P.C.R.C. v X.1.A., Chinese Assembly Mall ground; Div. 2: 3 Coaapany R.A.B.C. v 1 Bn. the Loyal Regiment, Coronation (round.34 words
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Miscellaneous337 1958-04-07 10 gm optimists? (5). Srrairc I imAC I rAeeu/ArH strl P«*- but not «t sea <s> oir air s i lines v^russwura 4 The r^im? of certain newspapers? (9). l '5 There might pur* change ~i I n I 3 P" 5 7 make It hot for you? (4. 11). DOWN337 words
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Advertisement792 1958-04-07 11 Check Before Posting I F.epaes to Box Numbers i Utmost care should be taken I wicn replying to box number ads. to u»e the CORRECT NUMBER and Addrcsi to the Straits Times. Times Houle. i I River Valley Road Cnh must be stnl by rc(is- tcred post: Postal Orders or792 words
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Advertisement697 1958-04-07 11 SITUATIONS VACANT Zl »«r*« U (Mi*.) Box it ct, txtrn WANTED: Teachers to teach Art Subjects In Sr Mgs X.L Apply to Principal by 11.4.58 WANTED TEACHERS for a Private school outside Singapore. Previous experience a Must. Accommodation provided. Apply stating salary required to Box A7BBB S.T. YOUNG ENERGETIC SALESMEN697 words
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Advertisement780 1958-04-07 11 UICOM.MODATION WAN > •a Word, Ij iMim.)— Box M ttt txltn EUROPEAN COUPLE Require one/two bedroom flat/ bungalow Immediate Occupation. Districts 9. 10. U preferred Write Box A 7875. S.I. SERVICE FAMILY Require 2/3 Bedroom Accommodation Convenient to Alexandra area. Beatty, 70 Goodman Road. Singapore 15 Tel: *****. ENQLISH DOCTOR780 words
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Advertisement814 1958-04-07 11 FOR HIRE It Word, ti (Mim.)-Box it rl«. txlrm RKFHIUERATORS Ot various slaw from 810 monthly. Consult Lee o\ Fleicher. 102. Orchard Road Tel: 3333S Singapore RENT A LATE Model Sei:drive Car from Bverdne Co.. 519, Serangoon Road. Telephone *****/***** (Office Inside Young Driving Institute). VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word,814 words
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Advertisement772 1958-04-07 11 WllrrU lO SIAV M Word. HU (Minimum) >„/, I mmmlk. It Wordttttt IMim. > SEA VIEW HOTEL for cool and f uurely living. SOOTH ABIA HOTEL— I own entre Economy Cool 0000 service *****/17 RAFFLES HCI-EL World Re■owned Hlftorlc Hotel with «li Modern Comforts KAS IKRN HOTEL. SINUAPUKr <ooo> from772 words
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Advertisement822 1958-04-07 11 RACE WEIGHTS FOR K.L. FIRST DAY ill eight races at 1 on Saturday, first :>r I urf Club April Cl ft, Dlv X 7l Periwinkle 9 0« Danrlnf Water 8.13 j Eastern Way 8-11 Valiant Kaifht it 09 Swanhaven (.88 Coal Springs 8.07 i Giasrng g.07 Trfcger II S.B« Commotion822 words
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Advertisement94 1958-04-07 11 WWf BIW H 111 v\« writes longer than any other ballpoint ever made Do you know the metal that ballpoint Ink cant corrode 3 Sterling silver. Genuine sterling silver. Not silver piate, not brass, Sterling. And only Sheaffer gives it to you in this great new ballpoint. SheafferS tin- hest94 words
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Article248 1958-04-07 12 OMAR, KONG LEONG INCLUDED IN TEAM FOR TOKYO Dutton chosen to be the skipper ITUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Sun. The Football Association of Malaya today picked 17 players to go to the Asian Games begin ning at Tokyo on May 24. They include Rahim Omar, former Singapore star248 words
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Article32 1958-04-07 12 TAIPINO. Sun. Indian Association beat 19th Field Ambulance by 2-0 In a First Division soccer fixture here yesterday Both goals were scored in the second half by centre-forward Velu32 words
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122 1958-04-07 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.Two Singapore golfers, D. W. McMullan (Royal Lsland Club) and J W. R. Muraille (R.5.0.C.) will meet in the Malayan championship final here tomorrow. Today Muraille beat H. D. Matheson, the Selangor Golf Club champion two and one and then went on122 words
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Article26 1958-04-07 12 IPOH. Sun. Perak Chinese Recreation Club "B" entered the final of the Perak Chinese Football Federation's knockout competition here today They beat Cheng Wah 4-3.26 words
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Article, Illustration408 1958-04-07 12 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP BUKIT TIMAH REVIEW .by 'Doc' Rodgers continues to dominate the 'classics' IN the past six months, the domina1 tion of the classics by horses from "Doc" Rodgers's stable in Penang has been sensational Look at this list: OCTOBER: Three Rings won his fifth408 words
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Article, Illustration180 1958-04-07 12 SPRINTER FOR SPORE By VERITY GILL ADELAIDE, Sun. A Singapore syndicate has bought a classy Australian sprinter. It is brilliant Adelaide galloper Lord Romance, who left here last week to do his future racing in Malaya. Lord Romance h:-s won from five furlongs to seven furlongs.180 words
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Article26 1958-04-07 12 IPOH. Sun. Perak Cricket Association vice-president's eleven bea. the president's eleven by three wickets and 24 runs here today. Vice-president's 161-7 dec Presidents 13726 words
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Article261 1958-04-07 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MALAYAN Chinese became champions of the T1 F.A.M.'s soccer carnival when they beat Malayan Indians 3-1 in a thrilling deciding game before 5 000 at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. Chinese thus completed their three matches with full points, having beaten Milayan Services 9-4.261 words
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182 1958-04-07 12 MCFA WILL SEEK AFFILIATION IN THE FEDERATION ITUALA LUMPUR, Bun. The Malayan Chinese Football Association, which is now registered in Singapore, is to apply for registration In the Federation. This was decided at the annual general meeting of i the association here today. !It was pointed out that it I182 words
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Article50 1958-04-07 12 IPOH. Sun. Perak's team for the Malayan hockey carnival at Kuala Lumpur from Apr. 10 to 13 is: P. Sankey, 8. Selvanayagam, A. Slttampalam. Osma n Marahaban, Hamzali Shamsuddin, Chua Eng Kirn, A Thillainathan. chon; 'Choon Kong. Wong Tet Fook. Noel Am! and Jaffar Ahmad50 words
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Article188 1958-04-07 12 IT I ALA LL'MPI'R, Sun. Selangor schoolteacher Lim Heng Chek, who fractured an elbow in a motor accident three 1 months ago, today became > the second Federation swimmer to qualify for the Asian Games team when he clocked 71.7 sec. for the lttu metres backstroke. Lim.188 words
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264 1958-04-07 12 2 TITLES for DHARMARATNAM Doubles final a one-sided affair ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun Former University of Ceylon tennis captain, Dr. K. Dharmaratnam, won two titles In the AllMalayan Indo-Ceylonese Tennis Championships at the TPCA courts here today. Dharmaratnam. an Asian Qames prospect, beat R. Victor 6-1, 6-1 in the singles final264 words
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419 1958-04-07 12 SEREMBAN, Sunday. A SPLENDID unbeaten Innings of 53 by W. Ratnayake enabled Negri Sembilan to avoid an innings defeat in their inter-state cricket match against Selangor, who won by ten wickets here today. Neurl Sembilan. replying to I Selangor's first Innings total of 250.419 words
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213 1958-04-07 12 CENTURY BY DEWS HELPS S'GOR CLUB TO VICTORY I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun— A brll- limit cen'.ury by Arthur Dewa helped Selangor Club to a threewicket victory over Singapore Cricket Club in their annual cricket match here today. It was largely the bright batting of Dews 100) and Ken Gllle.-pia (42) that213 words
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Article97 1958-04-07 12 Eurasians in dashing display KUALA LUMPUK. Sun. Malayan Eurasians put up their best perfounance in the FA of Malaya's soccer carnival when they beat Malayan Services 6-1 at the Merdeka Stadium today. Services scored first after 12 minutes. Bowman netted with a header. Eurasian.-* equalised nine minutes later when Peter97 words
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Advertisement163 1958-04-07 12 1 KL race weights— Page 11 UK soccer roundup— Page 10 j "lllllllllimillllllllllllllll M 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 III I IMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMK Illllllllll tllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. IIIII1IIIIII>MIIMIIII(1MIIIIIIII1IIHMIII tllMIIIIIIII 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1163 words
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