The Straits Times, 8 May 1958
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Title Section20 1958-05-08 1 AVERiIGG DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times tfal*tf» Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAT 8, 1958 it 15 CENTS20 words
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Article524 1958-05-08 1 EMPLOYERS WARN: WE WILL NOT TOLERATE PRESSURE Protest over wages cut continues KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THIRTEEN THOUSAND Malayan Plantation Workers joined in the protest against the 30-cents-a-day cut in wages and downed tools for 12 hours today. Altogether about 100 estates were hit. According to a spokesman524 words
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Article, Illustration430 1958-05-08 1 Miss Spore to get $6,500 in prizes GIFTS GALORE— AND A CRACK AT THAT CALIFORNIA JACKPOT T*HE lucky girl who Is crowned Miss Singapore will receive a total of nine prizes worth $6,500. Prizes worth more than $1,000 will go to the runnerup and prizes worth more than $800 to430 words
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Article80 1958-05-08 1 MCP BRANCH SECRETARY GIVES UP KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The brancn committee secretary of the Seklnchang branch of the Communist terrorist organisation. Ah Kong, surrendered to a civilian yesterday. Ah Kong, who went underground in 1952. was the eighth bandit of the branch to give up since the leader, Lee Ah80 words
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581 1958-05-08 1 PENANG, Wednesday. J*HE Minister for Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today suggested that Malaya's ever-growing population must be checked unless more funds could be raised to meet the increasing cost of education. "This is a matter we have to consider seriously," he told Penang Rotarians581 words
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Article18 1958-05-08 1 PARIS. Wed. Malaya today became the 72nd member state of the International Civil Aviation Organisation.— Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Article70 1958-05-08 1 BERITA HARIAN OFFERS $500 A WEEK DERITA HARIAN announces a great new word puzzle contest. Entry is free and $500 must be won every week. The contest begins in ierita Harian on Monday. You must have your copy of this date for full details and the first puzzle. Make sure70 words
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80 1958-05-08 1 GOODE FLIES OUT FOR THE TALKS 111 LONDON rE Governor of Singapore, Sir William Goode, yesterday Hew to London for the talks for full internal self-government for the Colony. Reporters were barred from interviewing him daring his 20-mlnute stay In the airport YIP room, which was booked for him as80 words
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Article38 1958-05-08 1 LONDON. Wed-There are nearly t*~ million television sets In the Soviet Union and more than 40 stations Moscow Radio reported. Britain, with a quarter of the population of the Soviet Union, has B.7oo.ooo.— ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article26 1958-05-08 1 LONDON. Wed. Mr. Einar Oerhardsen, Norway's Prime Minister, today invited Mr. Harold Macmillan. the British Prime Minister, to pay an official visit to Norway.26 words
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Article88 1958-05-08 1 Macassar war risk rate up HONO KONO, We*. The war risk insurance rate for the Indonesian port of Macassar has Jumped sharply hi the last seven days because of recent bombing attacks on vessels In eastern Indonesian waters. A leading British shipping insurance company, Butter, field and Swire, which quote88 words
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329 1958-05-08 1 SEVERAL problems, mainly concerning internal security and the public service, still face the all-party mission which leaves for London tonight to finalise Singapore's nev constitution. But last night, after the third and last secret discussion by party leaders on the draft constitution, the329 words
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Article155 1958-05-08 1 PEACE TALKS WITH REBELS DENIED JAKARTA,. Wednesday. [NDONESIAN Army headquarters denied today that it plans to hold peace negotiations with the rebels. Lt. Col. Rudy Plrngardie, Indonesian Army spokesman, said that foreign news agencies had either perverted or misunderstood his announcement on Monday concerning negotiations. These reports had stated thatUP - 155 words
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183 1958-05-08 1 MANILA, Wednesday. INDONESIAN rebel forces have captured DJailolo airfield on Halmahera Island, 120 miles east of the rebel stronghold at Menado, rebel reports reachIng here claimed today, i The rebel reports, monitored by radio here, said the tebel troops landed on Halmahera beach and quicklyUP - 183 words
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88 1958-05-08 1 2 a.m. news roundup SIX MALAYANS AT WHITEHALL LONDON. Wed.— Mr. C. J. I Alpurt, Undersecretary for Commonwealth Relations, today received six Malayan trade commissioner cadets on completion of a threeweek course at the Board of Trade here. They will now serve for three months in various British Embassies throughoutReuter - 88 words
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Article148 1958-05-08 1 COPENHAGEN. Wed. The Foreign Ministers of the 15 North Atlantio Treaty Organisation countries have reached complete agreement here on now the West shall proceed in Moscow in its efforts to get a summit conference with the Russians, a highly placed source said here today.Reuter - 148 words
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Article38 1958-05-08 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. Police opened fire on angry students In Dttar Pradrsh who did not Uko a Minister's presence at their college meeting and staged a demonstration. Several were injured, two seriously. I' P.38 words
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163 1958-05-08 2 'BRITAIN MUST HAVE OWN A-DETERRENT' LONDON, Wednesday. |>RITAIN must have its own nuclear deterrent against possible aggression in Europe, the Middle East and South-East Asia, Air Commodore F E Rosier, Director of Plans at the Air Ministry said ycsi«ru»jr. He was addressing a conference, attended by the Duke of Edinburgh,163 words
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Article57 1958-05-08 2 LONDON, Wed. The unofficial strike of 1,650 transport workers at London's Smithfield meat market main distributing point for the capital continued yesterday. Meat supplies were still about one third below normal. Officials said that no moves had been initiated yet to end the strike, whichReuter - 57 words
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Article374 1958-05-08 2 GELIGNITE PARCEL SENT TO TOWN SHE WIIX VISIT WITH PRINCE PHILIP WARNING WITH PACKAGE TELLS OF 'WIPING OUT INSULT TO SCOTS GLASGOW, Wednesday. HOME-MADE bomb, with a letter threatening the life of Queen Elizabeth, was delivered to a house at Kirkcaldy, Scotland, yesterday. The QueenReuter - 374 words
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Article, Illustration276 1958-05-08 2 HALL ROMNEY - In English countryside —a Chinese city HALL ROMNEY MALAYANS EARN FIVE GUINEAS A DAY IN NEW FILM From ltf ANY Malayans are earn- Ing live guineas a day in this wood-and-plasler copy of the Chinese walled city of H'angchenf built at the Elstree studios of MGM near London. It is276 words
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Article127 1958-05-08 2 ONLY SMALL WARS IN ASIA'— GENERAL MELBOURNE, Wednesday. ANY OUTBREAK of war Jn South-east Asia was much more likely to be of a "creeping, nibbling type" than an all-out nuclear conflict, the Com-mander-in-Chief of United States Forces in the Pacific, Gen. Isaac D. White, told a Press conference here today.Reuter - 127 words
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Article40 1958-05-08 2 TOKYO, Wed— The Bureau of Statistics announced today the number of unemployed In Japan during March was 850,000— the largest total since March, 1958. The total represented an Increase of 2M.000 over the previous month.— U.P.UP - 40 words
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53 1958-05-08 2 TOKYO, Wed. A Ja- panese fishing vessel was machine-gunned by unidentified aircraft in Indonesian waters on Monday, it was learned here today. WASHINGTON: Russia again outlined its position on subjects which might be discussed at a summit conference In a new memorandum to theReuter - 53 words
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Article18 1958-05-08 2 NASSAU: Labour and electoral reforms for the Bahamas have been unanimously adopted In the House of Assembly. Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Article20 1958-05-08 2 BONN: West Germany has given the United Arab Republic industrial credits totalling about 400 million •axis (about £34 million). —Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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Article27 1958-05-08 2 WASHINGTON: The House of Representatives passed a Bill approving spending of $35 million on a reactor plant for use In the V£. Navy's first nuclearpowered destroyer. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article18 1958-05-08 2 TOKYO: A group of 423 Japanese repatriates from Communist China returned aboard the 4,354 ton Hakusan Maru. Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Article25 1958-05-08 2 WASHINGTON: The State Department announced that the United States and Russia have agreed to exchange visits of steel experts during the next few months.— UJ>.25 words
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Article21 1958-05-08 2 BAGDAD: Iraq's new parliament will meet this weekend to amend the constitution and approve a constitution for toe Iraqi-Jorda-nian Federation. UP.UP - 21 words
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Advertisement80 1958-05-08 2 MAY I t^M in mis issue MALAY COLLEGE, KUALA KANGSAR NURSES WITH RINGS IN THEIR EARS HBaHBaHHH^BHHH Caracas prepares for world fair STARS RECEIVE GLOBE AWARDS MOW Y9KO FOUND FAME bbbßjJbW '^a^^^t Laaaaaaa a^a^/Ka^ar^ ix ."^s)Beb hong kongs battle f r homes 6 1»?R T .r SOUTH BY JAVA HEAD80 words
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479 1958-05-08 3 Ike: Aid must continue if we are to triumph over Reds 'NATIONAL SURVIVAL AND THE FATE OF HUMANITY AT STAKE' WASHINGTON, Wednesday. I 1 1 IK United States is living "jn a situation of balanced* world terror," President Eisenhower said here last night. He told a Republican Party dinner: "LoomingReuter - 479 words
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Article50 1958-05-08 3 MIAMI, Wed.— The United State Air Force has unveiled a new supersonic Jet bomber, the B-58 delta-wing-ed "Hustler", which has a reported speed of 1.300 miles an hour. It Is to replace the longrange B-47 Btratojet as the mainstay of the Strategic Air Command.— Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article, Illustration69 1958-05-08 3 THIS unusual view of Rockefeller Centre In New York appear* to have been taken from the bottom of a well, but actually it Is the product of a new camera that take* flat circular pictures. The camera, devised by Dr. Eugene Trachtman, an optometrist and inventor, tookUP - 69 words
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Article189 1958-05-08 3 YEMENIS FIRE ON BRITISH TROOPS ADEN, Wednesday. BRITISH jet fighters yesterday fired rockets at fortified Yemeni barracks one mile west of Qataba after heavy machine-guns there had fired across the Aden Protectorate frontier at British and Aden troops. I An official statement Issued uric oaiuReuter - 189 words
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Article130 1958-05-08 3 Huge haul in daylight bank raid LONDON, Wed. SIX daring bandits stole £42,000 yesterday in the most audacious daylight robbery In London's history. Scotland Yard ordered police throughout the capital to hunt for the five white men and one Negro involved. But it was believed they had got away InUP - 130 words
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Article59 1958-05-08 3 FORT HOOD (Texas). Wed Private Elvis Presley, who completed five weeks of basic army training yesterday, has already been promoted to acting assistant squad leader, it was revealed at his camp here. Lt.-Col. Schulten the Fort Hood Information officer, told reporters: "We're all proud ofReuter - 59 words
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Article23 1958-05-08 3 WASHINGTON, Wed.— The Federation of American Scientists yesterday objected to proposals to share United States atomic secrets with allied nations.— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article29 1958-05-08 3 PORT-AU-PRINCE, Wed. The Haiti Government imposed censorship on all Press dispatches yesterday. The curfew Instituted last Friday, when a state of siege was declared, continues In force. U.P.UP - 29 words
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161 1958-05-08 3 PAY-AS-YOU-VIEW T.V. WRANGLE LONDON, Wednesday T»HE Board of Trade argued in court here yes- terday that a form of "pay-as-you-view" television is illegal. Magistrates sent for trial ti firm which has been supplyIng television sets with slot meters giving two hours viewing for two shillings. The Board of Trade, whichReuter - 161 words
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Article274 1958-05-08 3 LONDON, Tues—There was renewed uncertainty on the London Stock Exchange today further reflecting the unset led United Kingdom transport labour situation. Buyers were still reluctant to extend commitments and In response to small selling orders prices drifted lower o record widespread losses on the day. Closing nuaait prices274 words
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Article27 1958-05-08 3 LONDON, Tue*. Spot 21d June 2141. July-Sept. 31 Hd.. Oct -Dec Jl*d., Jan-Mar 2lKd.. May Big, 21d.. June c If. 30T4d.. July c.l.f SOTid Tone: Easier27 words
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Article21 1958-05-08 3 LONDON. Tues. Buw, £7JO, sellers C73OH: forward buyers £733 v. fellers £734; settlement £7304; a.m. 100 tons, p.m. 90 tons.21 words
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Article66 1958-05-08 3 BOMBAY, Wed. Bombay Municipal Council today urged the State Government to start teaching English at a younger age In secondary schools. The council wants English to be taught In the fifth form. At present It begins in the eighth. In a resolution, the council said anReuter - 66 words
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Article36 1958-05-08 3 NEW YOltK. Wed— Mr O L. Mehta. who has been the Indian ambassador to the United States for the past five and a half years, sailed for home yesterday after relinquishing his post.— Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article22 1958-05-08 3 ADELAIDE. Wed.-A $3.--000.000 oil search programme for South' Australia was announced today by the Premier, Sir Thomas Playford. —Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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302 1958-05-08 3 REDSHIT OUT AT 'GOOD TIME GIRLS' ItfOSCOW, Wed—Mos--ITI cow's "good ttme ?irls" who haunt big tourist hotels, drinking and dancing with foreigners and "bourgeois Journalists," were condemned yesterday by. the Communist youth newspaper Komsomol Pravda. The paper exposed four of them from a working class district one a State nurseReuter - 302 words
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Advertisement88 1958-05-08 3 father, mother, j/^^v big sister "Ib*** and little -Jr^x)^ brother too fft^. jt VITACUP l£3 EVERYONE'S drinking Vitacup today* .^^fetf^k. Why? Because it has a new. exciting. 'Nutty' milk chocolate flavour that y 9^ you'll love from the very first cup. ■W^^s''-*^ UK At mid morning break or last thing88 words
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Advertisement208 1958-05-08 3 HF MAKES unuco ±Jr nUPlti I BEAUTIFUL Painting is quick and easy with Super /jj TjSfe== Ken lone I hi« imaz i n ft rubber C^M^^^^^^VSM^jfTfTj^J^R tough paint (toes on \^^^B(^^^Tft^^^^^^^^^B^» »moothly with brush *T\* H oi rollei il driea SL Pt'ilt ft »-t- of blush mark* Wf^^P in less208 words
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167 1958-05-08 4 POLICE DRAG SHOUTING MAN FROM COURT A LOR STAR, Wed.— A labourer, T. Velayatham. 25, refused to leave the Sessions Court yesterday after being sentenced to two years' Jail for attacking two constables. Velftyatham shouted that he was not satisfied with the sentence and wanted to appraL He refused to167 words
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378 1958-05-08 4 Man accused of murder attempt alleges she called him into bedroom IPOH, Wednesday. A YOUNG housewife denied in the Supreme Court here today that she had had an affair with a middle-aged man who is accused of attempting to murder her. The man. Loot378 words
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177 1958-05-08 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday 'TOE newly-formed Royal Malayan Air Force has received far more applications from would-be recruits than it can cope with. But the Ministry of Defence has not yet announced rates of pay and terms of servic for the RM.A.F.,177 words
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182 1958-05-08 4 Alliance rift inquiry hears Chief Minister Bt feY I T MEKTAJAM, Wed. The Penan* Chief Minister, Mr. Wong r*w Nee, testified yesterday at the first anting of the «pecial tmmmimUm anointed by the PriMe Minister. Teamgka Abdul Bali— to inaairr into the recent rift between the Mil and UMNO and182 words
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Article17 1958-05-08 4 BEGAMAT. Wed.— Mr. X.V Sankaran has left on transfer to Kluang as assistant controller of telecoms.17 words
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194 1958-05-08 4 MANAGER TELLS OF $93,000 SHORTAGE IfANGAR. We<L— Ooi Seng Teng, manager of the Kay an k Company a rice rmll and ice factory told the Sessions Court here that $93,000 was short when he made a surprise check of the company's safe six months ago. He was giving evidence against194 words
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134 1958-05-08 4 TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN HALL TIPPED FOR JAYCEE AREA MEETING KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The $350,000 Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall, etjuipp- ed with a simultaneous translation system, is like- ly to be the venue for another international conference. The Malayan Junior Chamfcer of Commerce, have successfully bid t» hold the 1959 South-134 words
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327 1958-05-08 4 lAPAN AIR LINES will become the tenth in»ternational service to operate through Singapore when a DC-6B "Pacific Courier" lands at Paya Lebar from Tokyo at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow. It will have stopped at Hong Kotik and Bangkok. Two hours after arriving in327 words
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Advertisement267 1958-05-08 4 BANGKOK Bangkok, the friendly city of temples and ancient traditions. \jk^M passenger, an unbeatable H*^Lt combination of speed, E^alC h v '4BaV comfort, and unsurpassed I nt^BK#aT lr9!S^^ fc^. 1 *7- V -iS^ UN N "OUT« ovm TM« pacific Ljy^^y*^-!^ '^\\i' aa^aalSt^ aaH K^^aßaH I I I I l^^^^^l^^^^ll^^J tT^CSii*267 words
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Miscellaneous156 1958-05-08 4 RADIO MALAYA 3 Cloae Down. PM 115 Lunchtime Concert; I.Jo The N«wa; 1.48 NATIONAL -sHORI Men Only; 200 Close Down- 500 WAVE KEKYICT i F* 1 A HosptUli; 8.00 Hello Children; 6.30 Radio Dane* Club; .itS^iZL. fI4S U hta Od 6M B^rfonal An- A r 1 nouneements; «.M Singapore trrk156 words
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253 1958-05-08 5 Boys dig up '8,000 -year -old' weapons from cave AMATEUR ARCHAEOLOGISTS MAKE EXCITING FIND NEAR KUANTAN KUANTAN, Wednesday. fOOLS and weapons believed to have been used in Malaya 8,000 years ago have been dug up by four boy "archaeologists" from the Panchang Limestone cave, about 19 miles from Kuantan. The253 words
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Article, Illustration101 1958-05-08 5 THE GIRL DAVID WOOED AND WON rIS is the amah's daughter. Lind» thoo Hock Man, 19. wh« Is to marry a Singapore millionaire's son. About three weeks afo. she was quietly engaged to David Ke Oon Ho, 21, eldest son of Mr. Ko Teck Kin, multi millionaire president of the101 words
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Article40 1958-05-08 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed.— Ang Swee Tian, 47, a coconut husker, was accused today of murdering Ang Tun Oun. an empty tin collector, at Kubang Semang on May 4. He was ordered to be remanded In custody.40 words
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Article37 1958-05-08 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed- The Rer. Dr. Peter Gonsalvez. professor of canon law and social science at St. Joseph's Seminary. Allahabad. India will arrive here on Monday for a short visit. He will also visit Singapore.37 words
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Article80 1958-05-08 5 Tribute to founder of Penang PENANO. Wed.-A Singapore business man, Mr. T.V. Mitchell, a great-grandson of Capt. Francis Light, visited the tomb of his ancestor this afternoon and placed a wreath there In tribute to the founder of Penang Mr. Mitchell, who will leave Malaya soon after 45 years in80 words
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Article55 1958-05-08 5 TELUK ANSON, Wed— A labourer, Yusof bin Talib. 28, was sentenced in the court here yesterday to two months' jail and a fine of $200 or another two months' Imprisonment fo r assaulting Sukiman bin Abdullah, 49, with a parang at Kampong Bagan Pasir Laut in the Lower55 words
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191 1958-05-08 5 MALACCA. Wed. Alor Gatah police yesterday arrested a third man In connection with the alleged murder on Monday night of Hoo Gau. aged 44, wife of a sundry good shopkeeper at Kampong Bulclt Anchor, 19 miles from here. A Javanese rubber tapper, Wahid bin191 words
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204 1958-05-08 5 ALLIANCE WHIP: MY INTEGRITY WAS QUESTIONED rFHE Alliance whip in the Klang Town Council to--1 day said he wished to vindicate his "good name" as a town councillor. Speaking during adjournment, Mr. Chan Peng Hong referred to newspaper reports of a court case which said he had collected rents on204 words
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132 1958-05-08 5 Envoy says Indian Red state is 'good' KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malayan High Com. missioner in India, Mr. S. ChelTasiagam Mac. Intyrr today described his visit to India's Communist state Kerala. He Mid Kerala was a promising state. He was speaking at the Selangor Indian Association here. "The people of132 words
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Article38 1958-05-08 5 Raja Mohamad bin Abdui Kartm. 30, pleaded not guilty in a Singapore court yesterday to a charge of possessing an offensive weapon—a knuckle-duster. He was remanded until May 10 when the case will be mentioned.38 words
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Article39 1958-05-08 5 PENANG, Wed. A trlsha rider. Cheah Chool Eng, was Jailed for six months here today for having three gallons of kerosene suspected to be stolen. The court was told he ried when he saw a policeman.39 words
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Article50 1958-05-08 5 Captain M. C. Williams, master of the 12.555-ton i troopship Dilwara, a regular i caller in Singapore, has been appointed Commodore of the British India Steam Navigation Co. Capt. Williams took over as i Commodore of the 8.1. fleet from the beginning of this month.50 words
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Miscellaneous817 1958-05-08 5 CATHAY: San Say Tong Sum Sf"": b J U d CAPITOL: CATHAY: Bridge on the River ,j. 45 3 B 15: U x Robbers H l nch s b k No L™ Dam€ 123 Kwai 12 15, 3.15, 6.30, 9.30; R^t 12.45, 3 J 9 15; CAPITOL: 3 1 5817 words
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Obituary61 1958-05-08 6 M *»rmm $U (Minimum). CABLE RECEIVED Mr. VeluppUlal Ponnlah Kokuvil Jaffna passed away peacefully. Father-In-Law Ot Nadarajan, Survey, Johore Bahru And Late T. Karthlgesu, Kuala Lipis. MADAM NO KAY NEO passed away peacefully at 48 Emerald Hill Road on 8/5,58, Leaving behind 1 soi). Sob Peng Seng. M Daughter-in-law61 words
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Article141 1958-05-08 6 M HW. tl» (Mimtmum). FAREWELL PERFORMANCE of Waiter Lee Zacheary at The Cockpit on Saturday, 10th May. HOUSE PROUD LADY offer." advice to other not "in the know". Be sure of real fresh air Is jour home by using Air-wlck. VISIT OUR RECORD Henaezvous for the latest Standard and141 words
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1142 1958-05-08 6 The Straits Times Spore, Thurs. May 8, 1958. Last Mission To London the All-Party Mission leaves tonight for London with a complaint or two in its brief cases, but confident of successful talks on the final draft of Singapore's new constitution. The major complaint is the clause which bars detainees1,142 words
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Article, Illustration1050 1958-05-08 6 PVEN the very respect- able head-rmstress of Chavy Chase, possibly America's most swagger finishing school, had an open contempt for the law. She encouraged me to break it. Realising how nervous the prospect of lecturing to an audience of such1,050 words
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195 1958-05-08 6 bably recall the manner In which food was handed out to deck passengers some two decades ago. And It Is not an unusual sight during this hour, to find stray diseased dogs wandering In the Immediate precincts of wards looking for hospital food thrown away by195 words
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47 1958-05-08 6 Waiting for Registrar's reply IHAVE sent two letter* to the Registrar of Motor Vehicles. Raub. asking for a driving test. 1 bate not received a single reply so far. I have renewed my provisional licence twice. How long am I to wait for a reply? INDIAN Raab47 words
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Letter113 1958-05-08 6 I REGRET to note that 1 have been misquoted In your report of May 3. 1958, regarding the allegations of corruption In the Singapore Improvement Trusts In the typewritten statement Issued to you on the subject, It was stated that 'the housing policy of the Truit113 words
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820 1958-05-08 6 Sydney Brookes - Sydney Brookes by TOKYO THE Industrial empires of Japan, dissolved by General Douglas Mac Arthur after the war. have risen again. The giants, the Zaibatsu, have resumed theii place as leaders, and in some respects controllers, of Japanese production and theReuter - 820 words
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Advertisement119 1958-05-08 6 An Osram Lamp is mother's treasure Her well-lit home's a constant pleasure art ?V .»< Qsrarp 4MmwHM af fMI CENERAI ILfCTRIC CO., (MALAYA) LTD. KtmnmmUt IHE CENERAL ELECTRIC CO LTD Of ENGLAND BE TALLER m You Con Now INCREASE YOU*. T J HEIGHT by 2 fo a incrm or mort119 words
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407 1958-05-08 7 PROFESSOR OPPENHEIM DEEPLY IMPRESSED BY THE DEVOTION AND ENTHUSIASM AT NANYANG THE Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, Professor A. Oppenheim, and the millionaire chairman of the Nanyang University executive committee, Mr. Tan Lark Sye, yesterday declared the two universities were seeking the same objectives407 words
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Article, Illustration190 1958-05-08 7 CONFERENCE CONVINCES TEACHER A MALAY schoolteacher who attended the Afro- Asian teachers' conference at Colombo recently as a delegate, has returned convinced that Malays should study English in their own interest. Inche Ahmad bin Abdui Rahman, of Muar. president of the Union of Teachers190 words
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Article121 1958-05-08 7 Backing for on-off work on mines KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. I The Government will en- 1 courage mine owners to adopt the off-and-on wor. I system for their employee.wherever possib This was stated by the permanent secretary, to the Prime Minister's Department Inche Abdul Aziz bin Haji Abdul Majid. ji hit,121 words
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95 1958-05-08 7 Enter the hair-bun tying contest. KLALA II MII l( IVed. Twelve long-haired Malay beauties will demonstrate various styles of tying a hair bun at a competition here on Saturday. The winner the girl possevsinn the best and most neatly kept "sanggol" (bun)— will receive a silver trophy. The hair-bun contest95 words
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Article, Illustration112 1958-05-08 7 TWO MALAYAN BUSMEN ON HOLIDAY TO WALK ROUND WORLD TWO INDIANS set off from Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning on a round-the-world "busmen's holiday". Bus driver S. P. Srrenivasam. 29, and his but conductor friend. Keerthi' Retna 25. plan to make the trip on foot. A large crowd saw them off112 words
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Article205 1958-05-08 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A GIRL today told a preliminary inquiry how two men tied a rope round her neck and hung her from a beam in a cowshed. C. Pooranam. 17. wa s giving evidence against Chinniah 27, alias Murugea.su and P Sundram.205 words
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Article58 1958-05-08 7 KOTA BHARU. Wed— The State UMNO and Alliance chairman. Tengku Indra Putera. will not stand for reelection as chairman, when the Kelantan UMNO division holds its annual general meeting later this month. "I want to give others a chance." he told the Straits Times. He has58 words
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Article56 1958-05-08 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Selangor Police have detained five of six men alleged to have robbed a shopkeeper at the Permatang Estate. Banting, on Sunday night of $14 cash and goods worth $76. The officer in charge of criminal investigation, in Selangor. Mr. T Hamilton, said the56 words
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Article101 1958-05-08 7 Govt waits for PSC clearance KUALA. LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Government la waiting for clearance from the Public Services Commission before it reinstates Mr. R Munusamy. assistant passport officer at the Malayan High Commission In Karachi. Munusamy was flown here from Karachi early thia year for trial on charges of101 words
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Article33 1958-05-08 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, arrived back here by Malayan Airways this evening after paying his first official visit to Kedah since he became Prime Minister.33 words
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Article, Illustration209 1958-05-08 7 IPOH. Wed. AYOUNO Malay exsoldier, who has Just returned from a hitchhiking tour of Asia, will Join a Japanese team to cl.mb Mount Everest In AUKUSt. Today he sought permission to plant the white, yellow, and black striped Perak flag on top209 words
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Article64 1958-05-08 7 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. Mr Justice Smith in the High Court here today convicted four youths of gang robbery at a coffee shop in Jlnjang South, Kepong, on Feb. 2. He reserved sentence until Monday pending probation reports. The four are Yee Swee Beng alias Ec Swee64 words
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Article34 1958-05-08 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Mr. O. 8. Keeping. State Agricultural Officer. Johore has left for Britain on leave Inche Ibrahim bin Tasmln Agricultural Officer. Kluang U act n« as head of the department34 words
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220 1958-05-08 7 President says MCA to be reorganised In brief... riiJNAfliu, weanesaay. "THE PRESIDENT ot the Malayan Chinese Asso- i-iation. Dr. Lim Chong Eu. said :oday the association was be nj* reorganised so that it could better serve the country in general and the Malayan Chinese in particular. Dr. Lim was guest220 words
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Article212 1958-05-08 7 -CLAIM AGAINST MINISTER SETTLED I SETTLEMENT was announced in the Singapore High Court yesterday in an action brought by Lai Chui Kee. a dealer m pies, aeains: Mr. Chew Sv.ee Kee. the Minister for j Education, claiming from him $14,604 as j bcins principal and interest on a promissory note.212 words
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Article45 1958-05-08 7 JKSSKLTON. Wed.— Shell Company has brrn cranlrri a prospecting licence for the exploration of oil in tin- natrr* off Ihr north-west roast of Borneo The contract was signed h\ thr Governor. Sir Roland Turnhull and rrprrsentativr* of thr company this nrrh.45 words
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Advertisement99 1958-05-08 7 Imw j^jO- wVv^**% i&'*jmwf f- r^i?^^^"^ V ybSSI-k Vrft ftSs Hr VvJ j. H^B^^K^ *il I*:J?S^H^k'*l^-*1 J?S^H^k'*1^-* X— x y 5 1 \J A~ x mmwk \n^ V%\ >mm\ i MHl#4| h THE ONLY MOPED WITH &?IJC H FORCED-AIR-COOLED ENGINE "FOR LEARNERS AND EXPERTS. From $655 ...HIRE PURCHASE $30 0099 words
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Advertisement48 1958-05-08 7 #'»r *hiniuii bran* fy anil r»pp4»rirar« I BRASSO^, S METAL \|Ej» W POLISH ffl| > HHDRIWALI/A ruiN.mit k\ w h B«feru Killing P6B prcven»i tungut I ft. m yV growril. I Write for further intornijtion to: I LT li CUTHRIIS D«p» 8 CM A. PO Bom 900 MJ Slngapof.48 words
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249 1958-05-08 8 Girts Mame boys for the book club damage KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —Indignant girls of the Kuala Lumpur division of the University of Malaya today blamed male students for the loss and damage of books at the book club here. Several girls told the Straits times: "If the allegation that university249 words
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Article39 1958-05-08 8 KLUANG. Wed. The new Kluang branch of the Labour Party of Malaya unanimously decided at a meeting here to hold regular meet-the-people sessions to help the public ln j problems concerning the Town Council.39 words
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124 1958-05-08 8 PETALING JAVA PROBLEM: WHY SO FEW WANT TO BUY LAND FOR SHOPS? KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Urge area of land for shopbooses in Petaling Jaya is noosed as nobody seems to be interested in opening shops. Tbe Petaling Jaya Authority is finding It difficult to dispose of the land. A124 words
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Article193 1958-05-08 8 ARIFFItf BIN ALI, 32, a commission agent, was Jailed for nine years by Mr. Justice Chua in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday for, while armed, robbing Sherifa Fatoum blnte Abdulrahman at her house in Race Course Road of cash and jewellery to the total193 words
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Article41 1958-05-08 8 IPOH, Wed. Two new Perak state councillors took the oath of office today They were: Mr. Donald CookThompson (mining), who replaces Mr. J.T. Chapell. and Mr. RJ.C Waite, State Financial Officer, who replaces Mr. A G Argent.41 words
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Article34 1958-05-08 8 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. A "May queen" will be elected at a ball to be held at the Ibrahim school hall on Friday In aid of the Bungel Pa tanl church building fund.34 words
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Article27 1958-05-08 8 KLUANG. Wed— lnspector Ambrose Hargreaves of Pontian has become court inspector here in place of Inspector Sha'ban bin Hussein, who has been transferred to Labis27 words
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Article200 1958-05-08 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Chinese leaders are anxious to get the older members of the community to become citizens before Aug. 31 and beat the language examination deadline. After that date the concession waiving the Malay language test for those over 45 years of age will200 words
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395 1958-05-08 8 '8 YEARS AFTER, BUT I KNEW HIM INSTANTLY' Sergeant testifies at triple-death trial A POLICEMAN told a Singapore court yesterday of his great surprise when a man he last saw almost eight years ago turned up at a police station on March 14. Sergeant Ibrahim bin Lisip testified that he395 words
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Article31 1958-05-08 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. More than $7,000 wa s received ln donations by the Lady Templer Hospital last month The Eastern Smelting Co.. Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur, gave 15,000.31 words
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Article24 1958-05-08 8 The Overseas League (Singapore branch) will hold its annual dinner at the Elizabethan Grill. Raffles Hotel, on May 30 at 830 p.m.24 words
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853 1958-05-08 8 A TOTAL of 1W horses— B7 from class 1 and 107 from class 3 has been entered for the Singapore Turf Club's Governor's Cup meeting on May 17. 21 and 24 Entries are: NOTE: The entry of The Anak iClut S) U subject to a853 words
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Article83 1958-05-08 8 SPHERE will be eight racag each d«y starting at 215 o m Racing schedule to: First aay: Class 1: Dlvs I. S and S lm. Class I: Dlvs. 1. 3, S, and I «f. »te—a Hay: Class 1: Ulvs 1. 1 and S «f Class S: Diva.83 words
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Advertisement466 1958-05-08 8 i B^-S3!3unE3mm^9 f He Sr^BskJWfcjZJjiJyiiJljliii^sP^^^^^^sisi I aaaCiSilLlJ^ClVclsl _J^l^l^LiJ' H tM»]AI7I! k>M! MOW SHOWING! J' awmvnrlM**!**!' 1 11 T.i«. 6 ».j« p.m I ■ll'l;illlHl'lHini"sai NORMAL PRICES! NO FREE LISTS! 1 > 1-4 FAMMWiU TO AIMS' f^-SHo o^ CINEMASCOPE COLOR BY DELUXE FOX J WAi" F'VJ 2ND BIG W£EK! >■ 4( II466 words
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Article999 1958-05-08 9 Delusions in city asylum led him to fame ITN September, 1897, Vienna was X agog with the reported fantas- tic delusions of a new patient in one of the city's mental asylums. People grinned as they read in the newspapers that he imagined himself to beDaily Mirror - 999 words
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Advertisement323 1958-05-08 9 Holiday Plans should always include Tampax However you trove/, wherever you fo, you'll be happier with internal sanitary protection Take the problem of getting there. Whether you so by plane, ship, train or car. an external pad can be downright uncomfortable! With Tampax. however, you honestly can't feel ■you're wearing323 words
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Advertisement230 1958-05-08 9 L00k... AT THE WORLD WITH CLEAR, BRILLIANT. HEALTHY EYES THE DAILY USE f^^aL OFJUSTAFIW DROPS Of $lSkJ^ EYEMO DOES WONDERS FOR YOUR EYES R Feel the effect H| Switch on a Cromi>to« Parklnv>n High FLriiciency Ceiling I gVJ Fan and feel hoy well it work* see h<>» little current it230 words
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Miscellaneous295 1958-05-08 9 0 <intu>n A 0 1>. By l###s P*"-~-^-*^^ SHun'cxr out AI Im»v,i«Z'l7' **var me outunc V *xm right Tms sw«t con*» M.v is «x- J 1 L-^^gfgggaWcfggg^^. T MC Fiinajv sTuf( I I 7\« uin JK **><>* CAM E»»"SO US I I THING BO* HVHAT A CfXk 'AND A CUi295 words
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Article123 1958-05-08 10 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT shares recorded a 1 steady tone on the Stork Exchange here today. Loans 3V" 1956-59 £98 16s. 6d. Loans 3',", 1955-58 £99 16s 9d Con- Zinc 56 buyer Bank of NSW £36Vs Mount Lyell 20 10 i N Broken Hill 80 ♦'> Hill 50 10123 words
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Article79 1958-05-08 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made trie following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): SHliniE T.T. or O.D. ready: Swiss) Francs 141 3/4; French Francs 136&8; Belgian Francs 1611; Deutsche Marks 135 5 8 Italian Lire *****. On the tree exchange market in79 words
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421 1958-05-08 10 STRIKES ON ESTATES FIRM RUBBER PRICE IN SINGAPORE By Our Market Correspondent pHK outbreak of one day protest strikes on Federation estates which continued yesterday firmed the price of rubber. This followed fair buying and nervous shortcovering by Federation centres which feared that nation-wide. May tint grade had opened at421 words
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Article19 1958-05-08 10 SINGAPORE. May 7. RUBBER: 72', cents per Ib. (up half cent). TIN: $J67 per pical (up 12.14V4).19 words
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Article323 1958-05-08 10 The Malayan Sharr Brokers' Association reported: "With one or two exceptions, all sections on the local share market were quietly steady. There was no Improvement In the turnover.'' Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following basl new done yesterday: Fed Dispensary $2.16% cd cct; Fraser A Neave ords323 words
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Article18 1958-05-08 10 Malayan Share Market: May 1 May C 88.48 88.45 88.51 88.51 Jan. 1 1958 sjj 1»«18 words
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Article55 1958-05-08 10 Outputa from the estates and mines In the Gothrie Group for April with cumulative totals for the year to date In brackets are:— rubber 5.810.400 lb-. (26.365.600 lb): tea (black) m,SM lb. (675.000 lb) palm oil 1.800 tons. (2,197 tons)- palm kernels 505 tons, (1.694 tons). tin 155 words
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Article150 1958-05-08 10 May first grade robber bayers fob. dosed in Singapore yesterday at 72 Vt cents per lb. up half a cent on Tuesdays closing price Closing tone: Steadier. (losing price* in cents per lb yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R. 8.8. Spot fob. buyers 72 v sellers 72%; Int.150 words
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Article102 1958-05-08 10 Singapore Chinese Prodoee Exchange: noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent May /June $314 buyers. $32 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $47', sellers, drum $504 sellers Pepprr: quiet; no business reported done; Muntok white $130. Sarawak $129. special Sarawak black $74 (all unchanged). Singapore Copra Association102 words
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Article14 1958-05-08 10 Takaapa Valley (No. 2 Dredge) produced 117 piculs of ore In April.14 words
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Article37 1958-05-08 10 April rubber crops Included: Amil Matey 63.200 lb., Borclli 70.000 lb. Connraiin 47.600 Ib New Serendah 51,000 lb, Baosett 27 500 lb Koala SMIm 84.483 lb and Baklt Kepong 31,400 lb Koala Reman 127.500 lb.37 words
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Advertisement2069 1958-05-08 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VACANOB IN SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT SERVICE Applications are Invited for appointment to the posts appearing in the SCHEDULE provided below. Only those candidates who satisfy the following nationality, residential, ago and educational requirements need only apply Applicants should state la order of prefer once the posts for which they2,069 words
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Advertisement84 1958-05-08 10 'HF EASTERI SHIPPING CORPORATION LIMITED Loads for Hongkong and |aaa»oofl Port* STATE Of WEST BENCAf ITA Spore 24.5.58 m STATE Of ANDHKA" ETA S>or. 29 55« from laaaaosc Ports Hongkong for Calcutta +It IT AT L 0F SAURASHTRA' ETA Spore 17.5.58 s.s CULROSS" oui ENO MAY/lUNI Cillj Rangoon. for StraiH84 words
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Advertisement647 1958-05-08 10 MAERSK LIKE FAB EAST/AFRICA SERVICE Feos» Jaaan via Han«ke>i>a and Smaaaar* occ.tm, carao for Owooa (Port (Hawbava by taovcamnt), Caaatavn, Maraai. Uih »MM. Port Horcowt, Ace*. Takoradi. AMdiaM, Maarovio and Smaoaort Durban Capetown MJ. HARTVIC MAEMK 17/ li May S/ 4 Junt 7/ Jun. Ml VIBEKE MAERSK U/17 lun. 4/647 words
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Article, Illustration1108 1958-05-08 12 THEY KEEP FIT SINGAPORE women have discovered one of the most ancient Chinese methods of keeping fit, and are going all out to keep their youth and beauty by staying slim and graceful. The keep fit scheme Is the **l Chi system of physical culture, which1,108 words
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Advertisement254 1958-05-08 12 When fashion says sparkle sparkle all the way with ill 'Frosted' Revlon's special excite- Iff merit for nails! Shimmer of pearls If 1 glitter of crystal all caught ill up in 'Frosted' Nail Enamel"! And II I 'Frosted' can really take it dries I ili. mi. 'Mil li.ti. I .til254 words
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Advertisement258 1958-05-08 12 «"SWANSON APPLE PIE RBAPY-TOBAKB J W^£rSy terckjr, flaky, H IAt P'6 crust ready to bake 2 and serve 1 Frozen Fruit Pies in an exclusive Only Swanson offers you fwo Fresh Fruit Pies in one handy package! Two delicious fruit pies that look and tqste homen.ade. All the fresh fruit258 words
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Miscellaneous303 1958-05-08 12 Straits Times Crossword DOWN wwm UK&U KSSsa* KSSMs RSSSle. —^^H Hi I strlv <*«•«•. for publicity, his m SSSS .1 2 Break to bury Valentine (8). 9 *^H I I Accent, very French, on §S§ SB™] 4 Border on an objection (4). ■■■> j 5 Haiti Defend a sinister dlrec-303 words
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Advertisement418 1958-05-08 13 Check Bef.re Posting Replies tt Btx Hunters j 1 Utmost csr« should be take* i when replying to box number «H. to me Hie CORRECT I NUMSIR and Address ro the I Strsits Times. Times Home. River VaMcy Rojd. I Cask must be smt by re» i tered post: PosiaJ418 words
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Advertisement417 1958-05-08 13 SITUATIONS VAtANI to Word, tl I«i>)-luil1i 'Xtro SINGAPORE POLYTBCHNIC PART-TIMS TEACHERS. The Board wfll from time to time appoint visiting teachers In subjects chosen from the following:— English. Mathematics. History, Geography: Chemistry. Physics, Botony, Zoology, Metallurgy; Technical Drawing ana Engineering subjects such as Electrical, Mechanical. Marine, Aeronautical. Telecommunications. Electrical Installations.417 words
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Advertisement842 1958-05-08 13 \l UM\I(»IIMH)> VACVVI tt Word. U (Mim.)-Hox M SS* Mlra COZY ROOM, bathroom, w or without board <$l»o— $2tt)> near berangooo Garden Estate. Bas A4OIU 8 T. FLAT &94-4 A South Buona Vlsia Hygeia san. approved for services personnel lad Entry. Phone *****. NeW tioUSC for Rest. 3 Bedrooms, Dining,842 words
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Advertisement685 1958-05-08 13 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 10 Wmrd. *i (Him.) ««s M tt, txlrm SEASIDE MUDKRN BUNGALOW 4 stiles from town. 1* bedroom bathroom* attached, kmgbatns hot/cold, modern sanitation Private beacn, cool sea breeze. For sale with vacant possession or. To Let. Principals only. Phone *****/ •3913. KATOMQ DISTRICT: Solid constructed bungalow685 words
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Advertisement857 1958-05-08 13 HMR PI K( ll.V>r M oid. U (Him -Box it tit. tMlrm HIRE PURCHASE for Typewriter, Contact Fountains Agency far world famous, Rhelnmelall KBT latest modH modern features, first down $40 62 Middle Road. SOON TECK FINANCE Com pany finance Hire-Purchase ot. motor ears, new and secondhand (1953 Model upwards857 words
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Advertisement750 1958-05-08 13 r OR SALE M Wcrd. tl {Him.) Bom it tU. tmlrm. HOLTS WASHINE Washes and shines In one tmtj 16 minute operation, sell-drying need* no leathering Distributors Borneo Motors Limited. LIMITED QUANTITY TJ.I. selfed germinated seed from approved area available now. App.y P.O. Box 101, Ulu Tiram, Johore. or Telephone750 words
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Advertisement1440 1958-05-08 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal CltUens and from Serving Permanent Government Officers Including those on probation for appointment as Junior Technician* in various departments on the salary scale tsoxl 50-115 137.50X. 50-197.50 213 50x7 50-280 Applicants must have attained their 16th but not their 22nd birthday and should1,440 words
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Article45 1958-05-08 14 MANILA: Wed. The Philippines will Insist on playing the Davis Cup tie with Ceylon In Japan. BRUSSELS: Philippe Washer, who has been one of Belgium's leading tennis players since the war, said he was retiring from topclass singles play.— RenterReuter - 45 words
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Article30 1958-05-08 14 ROME: l.ucia Bassi of Italy brought off the first upset in the Italian lawn tennis championships here by defeating Bernice Carr. (South Africa) 8-6. 1-5 in a women's singles match.30 words
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Article15 1958-05-08 14 TOKYO: Former National Boxing Association commissioner, Anthony Petronela, Is on a week's visit to Japan.—UP.UP - 15 words
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Article35 1958-05-08 14 LONDON: Completing the last nine holes in a sparkling 30, Bernard Hunt, 28. Ryder Cup international, returned a brilliant 86 on the East Course in the first round of the Dunlop professional tournament at Wentworth.—Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article18 1958-05-08 14 SEOAMAT, Wed. Cheshire Regiment beat Chinese Recreation Club 6-1 In a friendly soccer match here yesterday.18 words
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314 1958-05-08 14 LIM KEE CHAN - LIM KEE CHAN 'War' on forgers CHALLENGE ROUND SEATS STILL AVAILABLE Bjr THE Badminton Association of Malaya is taking strict measures to prevent forgery and blackmarketing of tickets for the Thomas Cup matches in Singapore next month. The printing of314 words
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Article, Illustration30 1958-05-08 14 BOLTON Wanderers captain and centre forward Nat Lofthou.se kisses the Football Association Cap after bis team had beaten Manchester United 2-6 at Wembley.— UP. pictureUP - 30 words
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171 1958-05-08 14 SLTA WANTS FIVE-SET MATCHES AT TOURNEYS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Selangor Lawn Tennis Association Intends to introduce from this year flveset matches in the semifinal and final rounds of Its men's singles and doubles championships SLTA. will also recommend to the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya that this be introduced at171 words
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Article171 1958-05-08 14 LEICESTER, Wednesday. JOHN ABALASTER, the legspinner who took 11 wickets for 80 runs In the match, helped the New Zealand cricketers gain the first victory of their tour when they beat Leicestershire by an innings and 64 runs here yesterday. It was the firstReuter - 171 words
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284 1958-05-08 14 KEN FERNANDEZ - Asian Games front AGF GIVES 'OKAY' ON RAHIM KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. DAHIM OMAR, the brilliant Negri Sembilan soccer IV inside forward, is eligible to play for Malaya in the Third Asian Games at Tokyo this month. This was decided by the Asian Games Federation following a query284 words
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Article226 1958-05-08 14 FUND IS $17,000 SHORT A SUM of $17,000 still stands between the Singa- pore hockey and tennis teams and the trip to Tokyo for the Third Asian Games from May 24 to June 1. The cost of sending the hockey contingent of 15 and a226 words
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Article126 1958-05-08 14 I/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. -IndoIV neala Muda beat Suluunan Club 10-4 In a Dlv. Three league soccer match on the .K am pong Bahru ground today. Jamaluddln (3;, Talb (3). sulatman (2), Malik and Mohamed Noor (cored for Indonesia Muda. In another Dlv Three match TPC.A. beat Selangor126 words
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Article28 1958-05-08 14 SEREMBAN. Wed. Selangor Combined Schools entered the semi-finals of the Tengku Abdul Rahman Cup soccer competition by beating Negri Combined Schools 1-0 here today.28 words
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Article245 1958-05-08 14 T ONDON, Wed— Surrey. County cricket champions (or the past six years, yesterday suffered their first Innings defeat since 1993 when they lost by an Innings <nd three runs to the M CO at Lords. Needing 78 runs to avoid defeat when they resumedReuter - 245 words
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124 1958-05-08 14 LONDON, Wed. A racing peer, Viscount Astor, last night urged the British Government to set up a betting control board to control all betting on races In Britain. Bookmakers and betting should be regulated and a levy Imposed on all bets on- or off-the-courseReuter - 124 words
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151 1958-05-08 14 Four Penang winners go up to Class 1 SWEET DREAM II (late Infernal Region), White Heather, Dlnkum and Tlmberlane four winners at the recent Penang meeting—have been promoted to class One from Class Two according to latest amendments to the Straits Racing Association classification list. Three other Penang winners—Polly Slipper,151 words
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Article104 1958-05-08 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Royal Air Force, playing one of their worst games this season, were beaten 3-1 by Police Depot In their F.A.S. Div. One league match at Princes Road today. Against the bustling, robust play of the Depot, the airmen could do nothing right. Depot104 words
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271 1958-05-08 14 CARD FOR AMATEUR RACES ON SATURDAY KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The programme for the Selangor Turf Club amateur meeting on Saturday Is: Raet On. HUBLINGHAM SCURRY (Class 5) 2f. Connie, First Venture, Venturesome, Kolek, Sultan, Colleen. Corrida, John Whllly, Shiver, First Watch, Girlie. Scratching; Rocket. Rao* Two COWDBAT PLATE (Class 4)271 words
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Advertisement58 1958-05-08 14 STORE EITRIES —SEE PAGE 8 A New Movie-Camera A new camera has been added to the family of Bolez Bmm movie cameras. It is the B-g with Variable Shutter, and is the first Bmm camera ever to appear on the market with a built-in professional type variable shutter. Send for58 words
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Miscellaneous56 1958-05-08 14 KUALA LrMPI'R SOCCER: Govt. Dept and Business House league; Dtv. 1 K.L. Police v Robinson S.C., Cheras Road; Dlv. 2: Railway R.C. v Survey Sports Unon, Brickfields Road; Shell B.C. v S.C.S, Taylor Road: Dlv. 3: S.W-R.C. v Selangor Teachers, Imbl Road- Gufhrles v Medicals, Circular Road; Railway R.C. Sentul56 words
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