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Title Section18 1959-01-12 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SATE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times fie**"** Estd. 1845. MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1959 15 CENTS18 words
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Article387 1959-01-12 1 START DELAYED TO AWAIT ABSENT DELEGATES Three defiant state branches stay away from meeting A new set-up needed before polls KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Three out of 11 state organisations of the Malayan Chinese Association today defied an order from headquarters and boycotted a "summit" meeting here387 words
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Article, Illustration81 1959-01-12 1 The champion who just wouldn't stick his tongue out ELEVEN-MONTH-OLD K. Gunasekaran has Impeccable manners. I>esp;te the coaxing from his proud father, Mr. Kathamuthu. who has his arms around hint, he just would not stick his tongue out at Dr. S. Puvan. And so. Dr. Puvan had to "persuade" little81 words
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368 1959-01-12 1 Tengku ingered by report about a rabel Istemte state XL ALA LUMPUR, Sunday. ♦pHK Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Alxiul Kahman, was today angry over a report by an Indonesian news agency that he had approved plans to establish a 'Malayan Islamic state" to include Sumatra. "The report is utter nonsense,368 words
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122 1959-01-12 1 Top priority for good relations, says envoy KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The top priority of Malaya's I foreign policy is to maintain good relations with its SouthEast Asian neighbours, the Malayan Ambassador in Jakarta, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, told a tea party here today. He said the economic and cultural122 words
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232 1959-01-12 1 R. CHANDRAN - R. CHANDRAN 'MANY ALIENS WITHOUT PASSPORTS* By SINGAPORE. Sun. »pHE chief of the Indonesian Immigration Service, Mr. Alwi Osman, who arrived here by Air India today, said that his Government would soon reorganise the immigration arrangements in the Rhio archipelago to prevent232 words
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Article34 1959-01-12 1 BONN, Sun. West Germany has become the first country to send a diplomatic envoy to the West African state of Guinea. Dr. Georg Korth has gone to discuss rade relations. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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89 1959-01-12 1 GANGSTERS STAB TWO MEN IN CHINATOWN SINGAPORE. Sun.—Detectives were tonight trying to establish if there was any connection between two stabbing incidents in Chinatown today. The victims were a taxi driver. Ng Kay Hiang. 24. and a labourer. Son Song Kal. 22 Ng was attacked first by 10 thugs in89 words
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Article39 1959-01-12 1 LONDON. Sun. The grounds of No. 10 Downing Street, official London home of the Prime Minister, and the Treasury building next door were searched during the night after police heard suspicious noises. Nothing was found.— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article51 1959-01-12 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The production manager of Lever Brothers Ltd. here. Mr. Tan Kirn Thye. 42, was admitted to the General Hospital here tonight with gunshot wounds. He and a party of friends had gone hunting In Bahau. Negri Sembilan, today. It was a regular weekend hunting51 words
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Article236 1959-01-12 1 EGYPTIAN PRESS REPORTS LONDON AND CAIRO WILL RE-ESTABLISH TIES SOON CAIRO, Sun. Britain and the United Arab Republic will establish consular relations immediately after the signing of an agreement ending financial differences, the authoritative newspaper Al Ahram said here today. A draft agreement is reported to be236 words
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Article, Illustration136 1959-01-12 1 Siamese girl in train drama goes home SINGAPORE, Sun. Songchit, the beautiful sister of a topranking Siamese army officer here, whose attempt to leave for Siam by train was dramatically foiled by the police left for Bangkok by train this morning. She was taken to the railway station by a136 words
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Article20 1959-01-12 1 NEW DELHI. Sun. The International Commission of Jurists has elected Mr. Vivian Bose of India as chairman. U.P.I.UPI - 20 words
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Article211 1959-01-12 1 Pines crisis: End in sight KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The crucial meeting of the Malayan Pineapple Industry Board to be held here tomorrow is likely to solve the present pineapple crisis. The Commissioner oi Co- operative Development, Inch* Mohamed Sanusl bin Baki, who presided at the meeting, said tonight agreement might211 words
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Article44 1959-01-12 1 PLANE CRASH MO M JANFIKo WtM (German LufU I nnslHlution airliner r\in^ .">:; pa>M-n;;rrs llrw C>l MVM plllM J Km H.i\ today on f i tun iuk.tr t«. Ma ro. I :i>t nport-, »ur\i\rrl. but it w.i^ l< druih rate would be Kcutcr.44 words
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Advertisement176 1959-01-12 1 ENGAGEMENT RINGS BUYING THE RING TO SIAL HER ROMANCE IS ONE Of THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT IN HER LIFE MAKt SURE IT IS A RING WORTHY OF THE OCCASION. CHOOSE YOUR RING FROM THE FASCINATING SELECTION IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. S. P. H. DE SILVA LTD. 45, High Street176 words
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Advertisement121 1959-01-12 1 PATEK PHILIPPE The Master Watchmakers ot Geneva Pate': Philippe is the only watch manufacturer whose entire collection ot men's watches carries, engraved on every movement, the official stamp of the State of Geneva, the authentic guarantee of centuries-old "Geneva quality" Sole Agents: H. SENA, LTD. Singapore Penang &M. k. m121 words
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Article, Illustration84 1959-01-12 2 A STRIKING new church of contemporary design was opened at Serangoon Garden Estate, Singapore, yesterday to serve the 2,000 Roman Catholic parishioners there. The church, dedicated to St. Francis Xavier, was built In 18 months at a cost of $210,000. The Archbishop ofWan Seng Yip shows parishioners flocking to the church for the first service - 84 words
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Article84 1959-01-12 2 dl igapore. Sun.— The City Council's 450 drivers will be working under .strong protest against the "unliteral Introduction" of a new system which requires them to drive any vehicle assigned to them from tomorrow. The executive committee of the council's Transport Centre Work* rs- Union decided tonight84 words
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178 1959-01-12 2 Singapore a focal point for month THREE CONFERENCES AND THE EXPOSITION SINGAPORE, Sunday. SINGAPORE will become a focal point of international attention during the next three weeks when four major functions will take place here. There will be three conferences of international interest and the constitution exposition. On Wednesday. British178 words
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121 1959-01-12 2 DO NOT FEAR CRITICISM, UNION URGES GOVERNMENT SINGAPORE. Sun. The Hi 1. 1 Employees' Union today urged the Government not to fear criticism in carrying out its policy of protecting local industries. The union secretary, Mr. M. 5. Dawood. said in a statement that early last year the union had121 words
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Article104 1959-01-12 2 SHIELD ON LOCAL LEADERS INCHURCH SINGAPORE, Sun. The Dean of St. Andrews Cathedral, the Very Rev. E. O. Shield, in the editorial of the latest *ssue of the cathedral's magazine, the Courier, said there would be no sudden or revolutionary change when Singapore assumes self-government this year. Dean Shield, editor104 words
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Article22 1959-01-12 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Aw Cheng Chye today opened the Nanyang Hwu Clan General Association's new building here in Geylang Road.22 words
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Article42 1959-01-12 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. The annual meeting of the Jalan Kebangan branch of UMNO here, to have been held today. wa« postponed because there was no quorum. The committee will meet next week to fix another date for the meeting.42 words
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Article78 1959-01-12 2 Special buses to the fair the month-long $5 million Singapore Constitutional Exposition at the former Kallang airfield on Jan. 24. In the words of the Colony's Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock: "The Exposition will unfold the story of the conversion of a swampy island into an alert, thriving and78 words
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Miscellaneous32 1959-01-12 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Aooleby 1 1 i'll uav« rue Mocelfi uove it wucn you \i\ always ouv so> EKPfNSrve one oomc suoppin© wituJ much NICER c±r>Tue£\ I ff y own J32 words
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525 1959-01-12 3 Unification and neutralisation for divided land MOSCOW, Sun. Russia told the West yesterday she wants a 28-nation conference including Communist China —to meet within two months at Prague or Warsaw to work out and sign a peace treaty with Germany. She also declared her525 words
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Article114 1959-01-12 3 LONDON, Sun. "John" and "Jane" retain their position as the most popular Christian names for British boys and girls, according to a 1958 survey of the births column on the front page of the Times. The survey, an annual analysis by a reader ofReuter - 114 words
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Article272 1959-01-12 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. Long-term planning with the emphasis on state enterprise and with the goal of establishing in India a "social i s t co-operative commonwealth" has dominated the current annual session of India's Congress party at Nagpur. The Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, and mostReuter - 272 words
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Article, Illustration143 1959-01-12 3 MARIE TORRE. 34. television columnist of the New York Herald Tribune, stares out of the Press room at the New York Federal Court before leaving for a women's prison to serve a 10-day sentence for contempt of court. Her lawyerUPI - 143 words
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Article231 1959-01-12 3 HAVANA, Sunday. A GOVERNMENT crackdown on gambling will stop short of the luxury hotels catering to wealthy foreign tourists. While gambling house owners, many of them American, fled or went into hiding to avoid the Government attempt to stamp out the "corruptlve" influence during theReuter; UPI - 231 words
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Article202 1959-01-12 3 SA N FRANCISCO. Sun. The Soviet Deputy Premier, Mr. Anastas Mikoyan, delayed for almost an hour by a threat to bomb his plane in Chicago, arrived at the international airport here yesterday. A crowd of almost 1.000 surged forward and became unruly at the lastReuter - 202 words
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Article32 1959-01-12 3 JERUSALEM. Sun One Egyptian Infiltrator was killed and two others escaped over the border into the Gaza Btrip after an Incident in southern Israel, an army spokesman here said yesterday.— ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article24 1959-01-12 3 CONAKRY (Guinea), Sun. —West Germany will give enquipment for a hospital operating theatre to Guinea, a German diplomatic mission here announced yesterday.24 words
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Article21 1959-01-12 3 TOKYO. Sun.— China said a U.S. warship intruded into its territorial waters in, the Formosa Straits last night —U.P.I.UPI - 21 words
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Article110 1959-01-12 3 KLM MUST HALVE FLIGHTS TO SPORE THE HAGUE, Sun.— Britain has told Holland that as from Feb. 1. KLM flights to Singapore will be reduced from two to one a week. The British Ambassador, Sir Paul Mason, handed a personal message to the Dutch Foreign Minister, Mr. Joseph Luns. yesterdayReuter - 110 words
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Article51 1959-01-12 3 I NEW DELHI. Sun.— Ghana Prime Minister. Dr. Kwame Nkrumah said here that two Indian Air Force officers would shortly leave for Ghana to help set up an air force. He said Ghana must also establish a military academy modelled on India's for training officers.—51 words
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Article19 1959-01-12 3 Sarasin 's visit LONDON, Sun.— Nat Pote Sarasin, secretary-general of SEATO. arrived here yesterday for a four-day visit.— Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Article148 1959-01-12 3 Two ban-the-bomb hunger strikers are forcibly fed in a British prison T ONDON, Sun.— Seven "ban-the-bomb" demonstrators were arrested throughout Britain yesterday. This brings to 11 the number imprisoned for refusing to keep the peace following re- I cent demonstrations at a rocket base In eastern England TheReuter - 148 words
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Article85 1959-01-12 3 NUREMBURG. Sun. The Federal Employment Office is taking steps to end striptease shows in West German nightclubs It has told 45 theatrical agencies that they should no longer find employment for girls who had nothing more I artistic to offer than striptease and underwear acts. TheReuter - 85 words
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Advertisement174 1959-01-12 3 ■(■HH^HF WORLD FAMOUS SWISS WATCH WJ /g* lJd Automatic Calendar Q? SOIN* BALAMCE W > 4 tt _Bl*l ft JBF^*^«» t I j IMWAKABU SfWNG incabloc WWm iSH^^flfl^ Of course t^&ty it is pure, freshly iTff O^ound coffee! MOCAFINO! jf^s It's here! SWISS TaMJHßfir Delightful and different nothing s /w£&3m174 words
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362 1959-01-12 4 MOTHER OF EIGHT GIVES HER TESTIMONY AT MURDER TRIAL OF RUBBER TAPPER: 'CONTENTS OF THE PACKET WERE BLACK 1 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sunday. MOTHER of eight told the High Court here today that she was given some medicine called übat benchi (hatred potion) by362 words
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65 1959-01-12 4 THE LAST TWO BANDITS IN JOHORE STATE SURRENDER JOHORE BMIKI Sun. The whole of Johore state is now free of Communist terrorists. When the Kota Tincgi district was declared white last week only two known terrorists were still at large. This morning both of them surrendered at Sungei Papan. They65 words
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Article, Illustration174 1959-01-12 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Question of the week: Why are banners being erected in the city? What should have been a five-minute job for a junior reporter led up many false trails and took over an hour. The Government Information Services said: "We believe they are for174 words
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Article178 1959-01-12 4 Back to school for lucky 331,500 SINGAPORE, Sun. A total Of 331,500 children— one-fifth the population of Singapore will file into classes tomorrow when the 1959 scholastic year begins. But they will not face Black Monday by themselves. A larae number of adults and over-«ged students will also resume their178 words
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Article302 1959-01-12 4 TRADE CHIEF ON SINGAPORE'S NEED SINGAPORE, Sunday fHE president of 1 the Singapore Rubber Packers' Association, Mr. Ng Quee Lam, today called on the Western powers to help develop local industries by investing here. Mr. Ng, former vicepresident of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce,302 words
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Advertisement190 1959-01-12 4 MARMITEI keeps them in robust health Marmite is rich in Vitamin B. which |^L improves the digestion and guards flH^^^^^B against diseases of the nerves and pWc skin. Marmite tastes delicious f 1 > ■BHmK/ with rice or boobo. and os a drink. JfKL nutritive, concentrated extract of yeasL 7jr>190 words
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Advertisement81 1959-01-12 4 THROAT? Reach for Listerine, QUICK!** That first sore or scratchy feeling in your throat is a warning reach for Listerine' Gargle Listerine full-strength every few hours until your Br^m cold symptoms disappear /^r^mmi^^^. Listerine Antiseptic kills germs If ■Sm ■jV associated with colds, by mil- i > j^Ulp lions. 12-year81 words
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Miscellaneous511 1959-01-12 4 Singapore diary... GEYLANG STBAITS CHINESE inn Si weight-lifting 4 p.m., MaMr THOOIST CHUBCH: Monthly lay Class Civil Service Exam. 5.15 Official Board Meeting, 201 Tern- p.m.. judo 5.30 p.m.. leadership bellng Road, 8.00 p.m. course 7 p.m. CHINESE V.M.C.A.: Table ten- FEDERATION OF BOYS' nls 9.00 a.m. 9.30 p.m. Body511 words
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Article, Illustration316 1959-01-12 5 More fruit arrive but go-slow still on at cannery: Now lorry lock-out is threatened SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore and Federation Governments are keeping in close touch on the pineapple crisis. Singapore's Minister for Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, said today: "We have been in316 words
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341 1959-01-12 5 $35,000 'exacted 9 in loans by workers but never repaid THE 'WHY' BEHIND $10 REFUSAL SINGAPORE, Sun. i Mr. Koh Boon Chiang, managing director of Whay Hin Pineapple Cannery now suffering from a goslow by its 100 workers because the company had refused them aj loan of $10 each, today341 words
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Article153 1959-01-12 5 Chief: I'm sure UMNO rode crisis CINGAPORE, Sun. The .chairman of the Singapore State UMNO. Dato Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, returned tc Singapore today alter a fortnight's holiday overseas, confident that his party is still intact despite the crisis it underwent recently. The crisis was touched off following allegation*153 words
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Article36 1959-01-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. —For overloading their lorries. Hock Seng Teck Sawmill ($120). Lav Kong Swee < $90 1. Fraser and Neave ($180) and Leong Lai ($150) were fined in the magistrate's court here today.36 words
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Article57 1959-01-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister for Natural Resources. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddtn. warned yesterday that land development schemes should be drawn up now to prepare for the natural increase in population. Speaking at a conference of Government officers on land administration, he said that the population57 words
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122 1959-01-12 5 An air liner with 14 circles over Singapore OINGAPORE, Sun An Air India Super Constellation circled over Singapore for an hour today because storm reduced the visibility at Paya Lebar airport to near zero. The air liner with 14 passengers from Jakarta was to have touched down at the airport122 words
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Article45 1959-01-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Rogayah binte Mohamed. 27. who while travelling by train from Singapore to Kelantan. failed to declare that she had dutiable goods at Johore Bahru. was fined $500 in the magistrate's court today. The goods included sarongs and nylon selandangs.45 words
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Miscellaneous148 1959-01-12 5 Carmen A Co. By Mas tYiYli ii^:i I't^ If i tfllf V Hl f /j < 3ffT?PfT7L*ivß it t«at wa>- A ,S~ hi.lacsv'i?igut I (I Th >jk; That cars If I ctcw ive «*^B9ib''\. Cntuepot-as J r^ v\aitin<3 for J Igot pkienps. j MBJI V., r x The Saint By148 words
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Obituary72 1959-01-12 6 2« Word, Sit (Minimum). MR. A. K. HAZRA Hospital Assistant expired 11.1.59. Cortege leaves General Hospital at 2 p.m. I'oday to Bidadarl. CHONO YEE CHEE Passed away peacefully at (his residence) 52 Mulberry Avenue. Singapore 13, on 11.1.59. age 72. leaving behind liis beloved wife, six sons, Tong Sing.72 words
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Article135 1959-01-12 6 20 Word, Sit (Minimum). MR. Si MRS. TEO AH T.nre Thank nil relatives and friends for their kind wishes, presents and attendance on the occasion of their marriage on 10.1.59. "HE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Florrle Alvlns of 389R Woodlelgh Hats thank all Relatives and Friends for their135 words
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Article318 1959-01-12 6 2U Word* Sit (Minimum). DEAN'S SCHOOL will re-open for the Easter term on Jan. 14th 1959 Tel: *****. ELSIE MARY LTD., 2nd Floor, 13, Battery Rd. Annual Sale commencing Today. Wonderful Reductions. INVEST In clothes of enduring style and quality from Dorla Ueddes, The L'ttle Shop. Raffle* Hotel. Priced318 words
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The Straits Times Monday, January 12, 1959
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Article477 1959-01-12 6 School For Malayans Among the older generation of Malayans national consciousness is for the most part a deliberately cultivated attitude. It involves the control of prejudices and passions implanted by a different kind of social, political and educational conditioning. The older generation are the product of an era which placed477 words
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Article436 1959-01-12 6 Appraisal of Mr. Eisenhower's "state of the union" message to Congress had to compete even in Washington with Mr. Mikoyan's admission that Moscow's proposals for Berlin are capable of being scaled down after all that Mr. Gromyko said about Sarajevo. Mr. Mikoyan has made what436 words
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Article223 1959-01-12 6 The 41-day-old work-to-rule campaign of the 500 workers at Port Swettenham has been called off alter the Railway Administration has said it will negotiate on the men's claims. Business men, who have been seriously inconvenienced by the campaign which came at the height of the Christmas rush, will223 words
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Article817 1959-01-12 6 HENRY BRANDON - HENRY BRANDON by LA T IN AMERICAN youth is traditionally absorbed in politics. The idea of a Government being overthrown by bands of boys hardly out of their teens is inconceivable to us, but in countries such as Cuba it is commonplace. Batista himself,817 words
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Article1022 1959-01-12 6 Sudan's new rulers in search of a policy by A Special Correspondent T<HE last notes of the 1 "Last Post" quavered on the air. The sun sank below the belly of Gordon's camel, its light catching in a sudden flash the bayonets of the Sudanese troops as1,022 words
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Letter124 1959-01-12 6 rpu simple souls like me we 1 think that If a person has been elected to represent a ward, he or she must have had the Influence, the cash. etc. etc. of the party to which he or she belonged, to help towards that attainment. He or124 words
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89 1959-01-12 6 Mr. THOMAS: HOW DOES he Firm? WR FRANCIS THOMAS must realise that he was nominated to the Legislative Assembly by the Labour Front Govern ment, and although the policy of the present Govern ment Is the same. It Is no longer a Labour Front Government Tun Llm Yew Hock Is89 words
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142 1959-01-12 6 IN the report on "take polio powder" which appeared In the Straits Times (Jan 7) it was stated that a Ministry of Health spokesman said that the Medicines (Advertisement and Balei Ordinance provides a penalty for marketing quack medicines. This Is inaccurate. There142 words
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Article367 1959-01-12 7 Coming Malay race rebirth RAHMAN'S PREDICTION: 'FROM MALACCA STRAITS TO PACIFIC OCEAN' MERDEKA HAS LED TO A SUDDEN UPSURGE AMONG FILIPINOS TO REJOIN OUR WORLD KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday, fHE PRIME MINISTER, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today predicted the "rebirth of the Malay race from the Straits of Malacca to the Pacific367 words
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Article145 1959-01-12 7 500 call off go-slow at port I/XANG. Sun. Five' hundred workers at Port Swettenham today called off their 41--day-old work to-rule campaign following a decision of an emergency general meeting of the Port and Marine section of the National Union of Railwaymen last night. The section secretary, Mr. N. Sangalingam.145 words
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Article56 1959-01-12 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Two masked men carrying knives held up a family in Boon Teck Road her e at 3.35 a.m. today and got away with two wrlstwatches and a gold chain worth $120. They tied up Low Hung Kirn and his family who were awakened while56 words
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Article, Illustration77 1959-01-12 7 A farewell party for secretary The St. John Ambulance Association of Singapore held a farewell tea party yesterday for its former secretary, Mr. M. A. Lewi, (above). The chairman of the St. John Council. Dr. C. H. Withers-Payne, paid tribute to Mr. Lewi for his p.ui work with the association.77 words
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Article, Illustration152 1959-01-12 7 THIS hen and cock seen in the experimental A section of the Veterinary Department's animal infirmary, Johore Bahru— may revolutionise Malayan egg production. The ordinary kampong fowl can lay only about 85 eggs a year but the one shown here152 words
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Article21 1959-01-12 7 KUANTAN. Sun. Heavy rains swept Kuantan during the last 24 hours after a 40--day spell of dry weather.21 words
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Article29 1959-01-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The High Commissioner for India, Mr. S. K. Banerji, had lunch with the Sultan of Kedah yesterday. He left Kedah for Penang today.29 words
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Article76 1959-01-12 7 TWO ARRESTS FOLLOW FIGHTS SINGAPORE. Bun— Police detained two susnects after foiling two secret society gang fights here last night. The crew of a patrol oar dashed Into Smith Street, off New Bridge Road, at 10.40 p.m. Just as eight thugs were flinging stools at another group. A man was76 words
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173 1959-01-12 7 SINGAPORE. Bun. The new Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rose, will open the Assizes tomorrow morning at the Supreme Court. Services will be held in the St. Andrew's Cathedral and the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd before the opening of the Assizes. At 10.15 a.m. In173 words
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Article, Illustration286 1959-01-12 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Where are the sixteens? That was the question tbat intrigued and delayed —a mass wedding ceremony conducted by the Hokkien Association today. Seventeen couples were due to be married at noon. There were only 15 couples present. Number 13 arrived 25 minutes late.286 words
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Article, Illustration199 1959-01-12 7 Role of a woman: To be domestic engineer SINGAPORE, Sun.— An American sociologist, Mrs. Zelma George, flew in today from Japan and said the role of woman in an increasingly materialistic world was to be a household engineer. "Women should make beings more human" she said. "This Job has become199 words
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431 1959-01-12 7 Committee quit Lib-Socs —form KURA WITH ONE EXCEPTION Disgust at treatment from party SINGAPORE, Sunday. fFHE Mountbatten division committee of the Liberal Socialist Party has resigned en bloc from the party with the exception of one member. Among those who resigned was Mrs. F. LeonSoh, a City Councillor ana former431 words
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Article75 1959-01-12 7 LONDON. Bun— The Chief of Air Stan*. Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir Dermot Boyle, left Binbrook air base today on a 20.000-mile tour of RAF units overseas. Marshal Boyle plans to visit Aden. Bahrein. Cyprus. Oibralta, Kenya, Malta Malaya and Singapore and payReuter - 75 words
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Article1226 1959-01-12 8 DOLLAR RUBBERS IMPROVE By Our Market Correspondent ALTHOUGH the volume of business on the Malayan Share Market last week was small, the first full week's trading in the new year began with a very steady undertone. Prices in the industrial and mining sections were well maintained,1,226 words
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Article585 1959-01-12 8 mHERE was a good turnover on h S^JgP o^ 1 Rubber Market last week with interest in practically all grades. Buying for the current months shipments to Odessa estimated tn the region of 12 000 tons, continued and a reserve of sellers developed on the market. The585 words
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Article77 1959-01-12 8 Aver IliUm Current Date of payment payment 10-; Jan. 24 Total for year ToUl for previous year 20': Southrrn Tronoh Tronoh Minn Malayan Tin Southern Malayan Ayer Hltam Pa nt Consolidated SunfH Besl Idrls HvdrauU. 5<7 f t Feb. 4 4d.t Feb. 6 5 r c t Feb.77 words
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Article424 1959-01-12 8 rpHE following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Saturday (Jan. 10). Alex. Brtck. B»yer» Sellen pKf 1.60 1.80 Ord» *M M «U» ie n.ooid tbumii B B Petrol «A- B II Trurtw* 600 5.60 Con TID424 words
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Article158 1959-01-12 8 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported on Saturday: "All sections on the local share market were quietly steady and the turno\er was small." Singapore brokers reported the following business: Fed. Dispensary $1.12 and $1.12-,: Praaer Neave ords $1.59; Gammon $1 79: Hume ords A4s. 10 id.; Malayan Cement158 words
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Advertisement714 1959-01-12 8 NOTICES PROBATE ft r.ilatr of Georce Robert Hatton, deceased. ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of the abovenamed deceased who died at South Perth. Western Australia on 3rd January, 1958. are required to s Dmit their claims in writing to the undersigned not later than 12th March, 1959. after714 words
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Advertisement412 1959-01-12 8 NOTICES H. W. EVANS ft CO., LTD, SEBEMBAN This Company has for sale:— Workshop machinery. Lathes. Steel cutting machines. Portable arc-welding equipment, Concrete Mixers, General contractors' equipment. Applications to view and offers to purchase to be sent to the Manager P.O. Box 13, Seremban. Tele. Seremban 379. JOHAN TIN DREDGING.412 words
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Advertisement765 1959-01-12 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS axe Invited from male serving Government officers and Male Federal Citlaens for the appointment on probation as Hospital Administrator*, salary stale $350 x 20 390/420 x 28 700. Serving Government Officers must have not less than 9 years' experience in Division 111 or above: others should have765 words
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Advertisement854 1959-01-12 8 "K LINE" Japan USA Pacific Atlantic Coast Service •B-jw.jfe.js'S-sS X" m v »a ios*ri| for Honikoni. all j W n Ports S »n Fnnc.sco "os Anjeles ParlS H?» Yo,N, Boiton, Ph,,*,**,,, 8 ,1t,»0r,, Norfolk. Si.MH.ah i» Tdi^ t Z io to" Vancouver, Seattle. Portland i Oakland O.S.A. Pacific Atlantic Coast854 words
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Advertisement1539 1959-01-12 9 T*>it »405 MANSFIELD «3c CO., LTD. «•!> »4i» (II lines) (Incorporated in Singapore) (12. Hats) THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILIHCS TO LIVERPOOL, CLASBOW, 10N00N 1 CONTINENTAL POUTS (Vit Setz witl HBartr ta prected via ham er Cap* *f Bart Heat) Carriers option to procted via other ports to lotd and1,539 words
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Advertisement1212 1959-01-12 9 H il i Mci iv J icirm A til iM!M EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARB SAILINGS FOR ADEN. PMT SAII, SEMA, AHTWEIP, MTTEMAM, AMSTEMAM, BIEMEH, HAMIUM, COPENHAGEN, GOTHEHIUK AM OSLO Sport P. S ham Penang "SIEHA"* 1J Jaa "LALAHIIA"" a/21 JM 22 21 Jan 24/21 JM "SARGODHA" 4/ S Frt 8/1,212 words
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Advertisement1302 1959-01-12 9 bu!"hc THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD." n?Ti SIHUPORE (laceraaratrt ia the Un.teo Kiafdw) S LINES SAILINGS TO ADEN, U.K. CONTINENTAL PORTS S'por* P. Sham Penang lENMACOHUI for L'pool, Antwerp, Rott., M'bro G II II JM 17/18 Jan 18/11 Ja* BENLAWEIS for Hamburg, London. Rotterdam IS/11 Jm 22 24 Jm a/a1,302 words
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Advertisement1340 1959-01-12 9 McAUSTER 6c CO., LTD. Tel: no. aai EIXERMAN LINES I BXAVBNESS LUCE LBMM, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM. LOS AHGELES. SAN FRANCISCO HAMMM SEATTLE, VANCOUVER 4 PORTLANO and for USA North Atlantic Ports Atcaptiag carga ftr cea' ai a Seada Kd Canada America CITT OF LIVERPOOL BRONXVILLE Sport P Sham Penang Spore P.1,340 words
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Article722 1959-01-12 10 DIV. 1 CLUBS STRUGGLE IN F.A. CUP U.K. SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON, Sun.— J IX A DAY of F.A. Cup shocks, the greatest of them all was* at Norwich, where the lowly Third Division club trounced mighty Manchester United 3-0. United, second favourites for the CupReuter - 722 words
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Article462 1959-01-12 10 FRENCH PACK IN GREAT FORM PARIS, Sunday. A BRILLIANT French pack swept their side to a 9-0 victory in the first match of the fivenation Rugby Union international championship at Colombes Stadium here yesterday. France, wtio led 6-0 at halftime, scored two dropped goals andReuter - 462 words
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Article36 1959-01-12 10 LONDON, Sun. Dr. Colin Gregory, chairman of the All-England Lawn Tennis Club— which organises the Wimbledon championshipscollapsed after playing tennis at Wimbledon yesterday and died In his- dressing room He was 55— Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article77 1959-01-12 10 LONDON, Sun. Replay dates for the F.A. Cup third round matches which ended in draws yesterday are. Tuesday: Preston v Derby. Wednesday. Manchester City v Grimsby; Lincoln v Leicester; Torquay v Newport; Notts Forest v Tooting and Mitcham. Thursday: Peterborough v Fulhani. New dates forReuter - 77 words
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Article72 1959-01-12 10 BUENOS AIRES, Sun. Donald Carr (Derbyshire) hit 144 to help an M.C.C. team gain a first innings lead of 175 against Argentina on the second day of the match here yesterday. Scores: Argentina 188 (C. Ayling 86, A. Jones 45, O. S. Wheatley 5-39, D. SayerReuter - 72 words
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Article37 1959-01-12 10 ARCADIA, Bun. Sailor's Guide, winner of last year's Washington International, may recover from his leg InJury in time to race again later this year, his trainer. Mr. W. J. Hirsch, said here yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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283 1959-01-12 10 PROFESSORS FIND AN ANSWER FOR FASTER PITCHES SYDNEY, Sun. Two university professors in Sydney, where the Third Test between England and Australia is being played, claim to have discovered a way to produce faster wickets. Prof. J.R.A. McMillan. Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, and Dr. N. ColisGeorge. Associate Professor283 words
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Page 10 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous361 1959-01-12 10 24. A tough Joint Is a devil to Straits Times Crossword -2~ s* 28 APPropr' B1 time t0 break the BJBJC~~BJBff2 PJBT~~BBfT~ I IS I [5 I p I I hi «h Jump record? (4-4). PH PBBL__mH___^ i. Ecclesiastic taking a church 18 I t B^B. ■VJ B^B collection around361 words
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Advertisement2462 1959-01-12 11 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE it Wordt Si (Him.)— Box tt ttt. txtrm. EUROPEAN HOUSE tor sale with two acres of land. Large lounges and dining room. Three bedrooms. Situated In secluded area off Ampang Road, Kuala Lumpur. Apply Box A 9200 8.T.. U APARTMENTS RIVER VALLEY Road (Between Kay Poh2,462 words
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Advertisement922 1959-01-12 11 TUITION It Word, ti (Him.)— Box tt ttt. txtrm. VACANCIES! Stenography, Secretarial, Typewriting, Shorthand. Bookkeeping, English, English (all Stds.). Classes Morning/Afternoon, Evening. Raja's college i Glan Singh's 2nd floor) CREDIT GUARANTEED. Start I i work now on the 1959 courses for 1 Cambridge Certificate examination. < lower certificate or qualifying922 words
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Advertisement460 1959-01-12 11 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from Registered P.W.D. Contractors Not below Class 'E' at the office of the State Engineer, P.W.D. Kedah/ Perils, Alor Star, up to 12.00 noon of the 17th January 1959 for the transport of drinking water to drought stricken areas In North Kedah460 words
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Advertisement375 1959-01-12 11 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE SALE OF BRASS INGOTS. TENDERS will be received at the office of the Director of Pub- I lie work*. Federation of Malaya. Maxwell Road. Kuala Lumpur up to noon of the 23rd January, Its* for the purchase of: 2.224 Ingots x 48 lbs. each 1 (approx:) 2.375 words
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Advertisement113 1959-01-12 11 I I'll I Tins of 25 at lSnoon dunhill tomy/ J^fr 100% FINE COMBED fyfi COTTON SHIRT > m With Drip Dry Fused Collar WLmmmmmW /^^^""""^sssssWbssssb^bsssssWsssssssssssssW 3^L* sV SB» 1 f M "p**" wpjjpjpssitijj^is^pjl! f I i^Wm^SSmmSSsammmuWm^m a va»-~l U>iolFif-£hrmksg#»Con«rol Sui'ablr to sny food nat) 1 f-«rmjnjmV^inkl» Resistance or drtcrgr113 words
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Article571 1959-01-12 12 FIRST HALF GOALS BEAT JAPANESE IN LAST MATCH OF TOUR Services stars shine for Spore AU-S'pore 3 Japan 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. All-Singapore, strengthened by the inclusion of four Services p I ay c rs, avenged Singapore's 4-3 defeat by the visiting Japanese national soccer team yesterday when571 words
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Article445 1959-01-12 12 WEIGHTS for IPOH SECOND DAY yy 1 1< .HTs far all I seven races at Ipoh on Wednesday: Cl.s.Div.»-6f. Movie Fan 9.00 Gnn Runner 8.13 Cheers 8.12 Producer 8.12 Speculation 8.11 Game One 8.10 llaadyai 8.10 KM.w 8.09 Pleasant Dream 8.09 Dollar Factory 8.08 Movie House 8.08 The Aussie B.*?445 words
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Article, Illustration48 1959-01-12 12 England's hero scores 41 in Test debut ROY SWETMAN, England's hero in their first innings against Australia in the Third Test in Sydney, is brilliantly caught by Ken Mackay off Richie Benaud. Swetman scored 41 in his Test debut. Straits Times special radio picture.48 words
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102 1959-01-12 12 KIWI WOODS TO LEAD PERAK XV IN MALAYA CUP FINAL IPOH. Sun. The Perak Rugby Union today named its team to meet Singapore in the Malaya Cup Final to be played at Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Stadium on Saturday. New Zealander Huia Woods will captain the side which includes 12 members102 words
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Article251 1959-01-12 12 EPSOM JEEP - New season starts on bright note EPSOM JEEP By IPOH, Sun.— The 1959 racing season started on a bright note here yesterday. The Perak Turf Club reported a tremendous increase in totalisator receipts due to off-the-course betting channelled in from its branch offices in Kuala Lumpur. Penang and Teluk Anson.251 words
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Article155 1959-01-12 12 |>ERTH. Sun. Andre; Gimeno. of Spain, won the West Australian men'? singles tennis championship today with a 6-1. 6-4. 6-3 1 win over young Earl Buch- holz. of the U.S. A South African team Rene Schuurman and Sandra Reynolds, won the women's doubles title withReuter; UP - 155 words
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Article46 1959-01-12 12 BUENOS AIRES. Sun. Donald Carr, the Derbyshire captain, hit 144 for M.C.C. against Argentina on the second day of the match here yesterday. The match ends today. SCORES: Argentina 188 (Ayling 86. Wheatley 5-39) and 23 for two; M.C.C. 363. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article42 1959-01-12 12 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sullivan (1 down) won the Royal Singapore Golf Club mixed foursomes at Sime Road today. Runners-up were Mrs. McNeil and H. Lade (4 down) and Miss Paul and I C. Guayatt (4 down).42 words
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Article40 1959-01-12 12 BELFAST, Sun. Freddie Gilroy of Belfast won the British and Empire bantamweight boxing titles here last night when the referee stopped his contest with Peter Keenan. the holder of Glasgow, at the end of the 11th round— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article74 1959-01-12 12 AUCKLAND, Sunday. STIRLING Moss, of Britain, driving a Cooper, won the 150-mile New Zealand Grand Prix at a record average speed for the Ardmore Circuit near »who also won the 1956. averaged 82.8 which was 3.2 m.p.h. faster than the previous best by Australian JackReuter - 74 words
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Article35 1959-01-12 12 SINGAPOK2, Sun.—Gymkhana entered the final of the Ponggol Festival soccer competition when they beat Rajaji 4-0 at Farrer Park today. They will meet Indian Youngsters in the final at Farrer Park on Saturday.35 words
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Article239 1959-01-12 12 KEN FERNANDEZ - KEN FERNANDEZ MALA VAN STARS IN GREA T FORM—MWLF SECRETARY By Kuala Lumpur, Sunday rpHE Malayan Weightlifting Federation plans to send three or four weightlifters to the Olympic Games in Rome next year. All leading Malayan weightlifters, including those who competed in the Melbourne Olympics, the Asian239 words
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Article52 1959-01-12 12 SYDNEY, Sun. The weather forecast for (he third day's play in the third Test match between England and Australia here tomorrow was fine and humid with the possibility of showers late hi the day. Today's weather was fine and the England players spent the timeReuter - 52 words
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Article63 1959-01-12 12 ADELAIDE, Sun. South A Australia are set to take first innings points from their Sheffield Shield match against Victoria after two days play here. Replying to Victoria's score of 248 South Australia hit 238-7 by close of play. Wicket keeper Barry Jarman sent in as63 words
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Advertisement766 1959-01-12 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE 20 Word, $10 (Minimum). /W» 2 month. 10 Word, $2J» (Mm., PHOTOSTATS BY FOTOMAriC *****. PLAN Printing from Tracings Potomalic *****. MICHELLE BEAUTY PARLOUR Battery Road. Perms $10 $30 Tel: U6233. "AMOCE" Plan Printing Paper Sole Agents: Fotomatic 58, Robintcn Road, *****. RING Spore *****/*****766 words
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Advertisement426 1959-01-12 12 WANTED 21) Word, $i {Min.)— Box SO cU. txtro. 12 BORE DOUBLE Barrelled shot gun. Must be In good condition. Stale once required to Box A5Bll S.T. CHINESE WORKING GIRL requires furnished room preferably near University Reply full particulars Box A 5805 S.T. TWO DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES. two feet gauge, 1426 words
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Advertisement137 1959-01-12 12 ■us Bp The attractive lass who wins the beauty contest is the girl who already knows the good things milk does for her the girl who eats well and looks fit the girl whose hair shines, whose skin glows even without make-up, and whose strong nails are easily manicured the137 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous75 1959-01-12 12 RUGGER: 61 Signals Unit V RAJ. Seletar "A", Ayer Rajah HOCKET: S.H.A. Under 23 league Combined Schools v i Crusaders, padang; Rawhides I Playfair. padang. SOCCER: S.G.S.P.A. League— Oiv. 1. Printing "A" v Police A Jalan Besar. 515 p.m. Marines "A" v Tan Tock Seng "A". Jalan Besar. 6 1575 words
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