Singapore Standard, 14 February 1958
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Title Section23 1958-02-14 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** 5 Coble: "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, FEERUARY 14 195fl Vol VIII. No. 226 i 15 cts. 12 Pages [FINAL EDITION]23 words
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Article451 1958-02-14 1 ONLY ARMY PLANBfi** i SWEEP THE SKIES f* Rebel Province Isolated As Phones Are Cut J\KAKTA, FEB. 13 (REtTEK) AN AIR BLANKET* WAS DROPPED OVER CENTRAL SUMATRA TODAY WHEN ONLY ARMY PLANES WERE PERMITTED TO FLY OVER THE TERRITORY. THIS h LYING BAN WAS IMPOSED AFTER451 words
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Article546 1958-02-14 1 DISMAL RUBBER OUTLOOK FOR 1958 Says The Rubber Producers' Council KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Th»> Rubber Producers' Council in Its annual report released today, warned that 1058 cannot be regarded ■.v.th confidence owing to the world-wide depression In commodity prices which A .:i- alroadv resulted in desreaaed output ol Malayan *in546 words
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Article83 1958-02-14 1 TUNIS, Fob. 13 ißeuter) President Habib Bourguiba said today that if France wanted the -battle for the evacuation* 1 of French Forces in Tunisia to j>e bloody "we are n^t afraid. Recording a weekly talk to the nation broadcast tonight, he said: 'France knows, the83 words
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Article24 1958-02-14 1 COMMUNIST China's National People's Congress has •ipproved the 26-La.m lettered alohabct in Its citing session, the New China News Agency reported. UP.U.P. - 24 words
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455 1958-02-14 1 GOOD LUCK TO YOU, SAYS MR. MACMILLAN BRITISH Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, .aid in Singapore yesterday that the people of Britain would watch developments in the Colony with every confidence in the future. in a short farewell message before he left for home in a Epecial converted BOAC Britannia,455 words
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Article, Illustration39 1958-02-14 1 MISS Iris Lim. daughter of the Chief Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lim Yew Hoik, presents a bouquet of orchids to Lady Dorothy Marmillan on the tarmac just before her departure with Mr. Macmillan yesterday. StandardpicStandardpic - 39 words
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Article37 1958-02-14 1 CROWN Prince Akihito, 24--year-old heir to Japan's Amperial throne, may become engaged this year if a suitable mate is found, the Japanese Diet was told yesterday. The young Prince turned 24 in December. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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170 1958-02-14 1 250 FROM TWO FIRMS IN COLONY'S FIRST STRIKES MORE THAN 250 em- ployees of two Singapore tons went on strike yesterday! They are the first j strikes in the Colony this year. Tile fir ips involve d are Gammon (Malaya) Ltd. and Pepsi Cola Ltd. The workers involved in the170 words
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Article119 1958-02-14 1 Flight To Moon Is Nearer NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (Reuter). The guidance system used on the Jupiter-C rocket that carried the United S.ates Explorer satellite into orbit could be used with .supplementary instruments to guide a space ship to the moon, a German-born rocket expert said here *oday. The expert,119 words
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Article192 1958-02-14 1 LONDON, Feb. 13 (Reuter)— The British Government tocLo announced that British hydrogen bombs with *he power of a million tons of explosive were now in production here and deliveries to the Royal Air Force had begun. Ihis was disclosed in the Government annual report192 words
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Article, Illustration29 1958-02-14 1 (story in pase 1 1 PRIME Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, leads the Good Citizens Committee in an anti-Commu-nist procession in Yong Peng, .Inhnrp vpstorday. StandardpicStandardpic - 29 words
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Article60 1958-02-14 1 INDIAN MINISTER RESIGNS NEW DELHI. Feb. 13 'UP' Premier Pandit Jawaharlaj Nehru today accepted the resignation ol Finance Minister Mr. t.t. Krishnamachaxi in the wake of a financial scandal involving the Ministry of Finance. Mr. Nehru temporarily took over the Ministry himself. In addition to the Premiership, Mr. Nehru fa60 words
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Article227 1958-02-14 1 THE British trooper the Empire Fowey. which is en route to Singapore from Britain with families of service personnel, raced to the aid of the German freighter We.ser.stein. which radioed for medical assistance about 400 mih s from the Colony. Spokesmen for the Army227 words
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Article46 1958-02-14 1 LONDON. Hb 13 (UP) Britain disclosed today that she L, developing a ballistic rocket "of a more advanced type than American mediumrange misMle.s capable of being fired from uhderground launching sit< The rock< t Ls b.mg dcv» lojy. td "on the highest priority."46 words
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Advertisement98 1958-02-14 1 I v KL T- i every I large I I r Cms* i* lAr xpecud Sew Year v should see wbj?/\ njl proi mk am y°'-- .^of Music* *^I^sSMHRHSa^iJJB\ s 'ft r *3MSa^Bw ••M tape -o- matic sei 714 Tape Recorder pleasure packed recorder Kecord ?reat „r |M a da%.98 words
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1336 1958-02-14 2 Exchange Case Defence Claim AIK HOE and Company, in handling a Bangkok firm's rubber sales to \> w York was only trying to channel as much rubber as it could through the Colon v for the benefit of the' Sterling Area, the Singapore Chief1,336 words
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Article30 1958-02-14 2 Surged :i! R. •he R 0 n "•n. a: medit-a! enrcurased locations t lr verity, ft Pour extmiil the Roy.: pati lan< and a v Courtioe. I) Kar log'30 words
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Article136 1958-02-14 2 George Town Road Safety Campaign PENANG. Own Traffic P \ia save a pj i I :«J d m n>trati n of J id everyday :a .!:> w Geornc Town Fwaci Sa: Advis( ry C mm;*!- -an 11 s campaign I educate sell' \-h\drt. n •r. th< ba. .<■ principles i136 words
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Advertisement698 1958-02-14 2 TENDBN NOTICES JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class 'E' and above registered PWD Contractors will be received by the State Engineer. Johore. up to noon of the -4th February. 1!>58 for CONSTRUCTION OF ONE CLASS V QUARTERS AT MUAR. Full particulars may be Obtained from the Senior Executive Engineer,698 words
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Advertisement723 1958-02-14 2 External Sanitary Installation Water Supply To Proposed Language Institute Teachers' Training Co!--'effe, Pantai Valley, Kuala Lumpur for The Department of Education, Federation of Malaya. ALL tenderers for the above should note that the closing date for tenders will now be 12 noon on Monday. 24th February, 1958. Other arrangements regarding723 words
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Advertisement26 1958-02-14 2 DUE TO ITS OVERWHELMING SUCCfc AT THE CATHAY, THE SEASON OFf "THE FLESH 1 AND THE SPUR' I— WILL CONTINUE TOMORROW 4 1 THE NEW ALHAMBW26 words
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Advertisement30 1958-02-14 2 BICUI IROPU \IIMoI IS SOLE- 1 VERY CHEAI FROM IQM VMS .Bl| ///ri- Purl \rriinf|(*«f /.o< ill H#»<i f^l MS HAPPWO 10 All CHIVESf FR from HW \l» 'Hollo fi30 words
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Article327 1958-02-14 3 W mat the Federation Government, I the trouble and expense of t.zm to India to interview 1- 2! service, has not yet given jctcs any definite answer. It V majority of doctors from that ..c\cd by the recruiting team, V to Malaya. They must have m mZ for their327 words
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Article313 1958-02-14 3 I*-: i doubt today of the vital contri- Jjcahon makes to the national "3 r^3s come to be regarded as on ;nt product since it is the key j or to the future of the youth of T v '-dents in the schools of Singapore -i cannot ignore313 words
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Article31 1958-02-14 3 !~cn Kirn Koad. b pore No 1563 Caoifs MCEKNEWS 4- *s hnes) AH dcr-irtmcnts t -•-ore 6**tt U st Id: *|H A 1,, ,Cr -a Tel- 47131 words
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Article627 1958-02-14 3 Robert Duffy - Uranium Prospects Worry Canada Robert Duffy From In Ottawa r TIIE uranium mining and refining industry m Canada is suffering from ■"five-year phobia". The phrase is used by France R. Joubin, one of the main financiers involved. He BHBI thai the industry cannot MC more than five years ahead With627 words
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We the PEOPLE
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Letter173 1958-02-14 3 Sir it b surprising that the Mayor of Singapore feel* it necessary to have a Mayor's Fund (fed from public funds) to remind him of "Colonialism AH he has t,> do li to take a look at the beautiful City <>f Singapore wh.ch he Iks Inherited [rom173 words
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Letter129 1958-02-14 3 puni>h kidnappers by death fills me with anxiety for the lives of the kidnapped persons. In those American states where kidnappers are liable to get the "chair" the desperate criminals are inclined to kill their victims after having collected the ransom money. They prefer to eliminate the potential129 words
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Letter72 1958-02-14 3 Sir Messrs. Macmillan and Lim having rendered their duet "Everything in the Garden's Lovely" obliged with an unsolicited encore entitled "If Anything goes Wrong, the People are to Blame". So now we know! And when we are subjected to riots, gangsterism, kidnapping, extortion, etc. it is not as72 words
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Article1294 1958-02-14 3 EDWARD CRANKSHAW - EDWARD CRANKSHAW WEEKLY SOVIET SURVEY Br 'villain of the piece' [N the past two or three y^ars. whenever I fcave asked a Russian to tell me what sort of people in his opinion, form the truly reactionary element in the Soviet Union and oppose most strongly and tenaciously1,294 words
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Article, Illustration32 1958-02-14 3 Survey* reveal that farms are the biggest users of energy in the United States. They use more than twice as much power as all the other American ind'fi'-'es combined.32 words
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Article, Illustration362 1958-02-14 3 the NEWS as it strikes me QNE bit of information the Government has nr\er been able to Rive, in spite of the fact that the problem has been ever present and is intimately bound to a Labour administraton, is the number of unemployed in Singapore. It is now stated by362 words
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Advertisement62 1958-02-14 3 25 12 Bo Si 35.00 I. 24 B «>** $150 00 32 Ba $175.00 Ufl "*8 Sos» $275.00 W »s 80 Bass $325.00 X ««i 80 Bo $375.00 96 Bass $400.00 V 41 Kvs 120 Bass $500.00 M »s 120 Bass $550.00 41 K.vs 120 Bass $600.00 ,nT*nl\ 16 North62 words
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Advertisement55 1958-02-14 3 PUCH© THE ONLY MOPED WITH FORCED-AIR-COOLED ENGINE. Ejfj Q •Ej^ B^ FOR LEARNERS /f] AND EXPERTS. MOD£I VS.SOK $720.00 HIRE PURCHASE $30.00 MONTHLY. Sole AQents: KEE HUAT RADIO CO., LTD. 122-124 ORCHARD ROAD i POkt PHONt i4<>66 b 221*11 227 BATU ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR. PHONE: 3333 (2 lin««» 24. BEACH55 words
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263 1958-02-14 4 CROWING JOBLESS NUMBER HAS THE M.C.A. WORRIED Problem Is Getting Worse' IPOH, Thurs. Former Assistant Minister for Education and secre-tary-general of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr. Too Joon Hing today urged Government to speed up plans for tackling the growing problem of unemployment caused by the restrictions on tin output.263 words
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Article, Illustration93 1958-02-14 4 THE first hair styling show entitled "A Woman's Crowning Cilor>' will he staged n> Shanghai May tomorrow night in aid of the international Charities Ball to he held at the Great World ClWrel in connection with the tihn "Around the World in 80 Days Mb* Saloma93 words
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Article75 1958-02-14 4 A youth. Looli Joseph, who was described v having been led astraj by bad company, was out on two years' probation m Singapore District Court yesterday. The District Judge. Mr. s.K. Lee, after studying the report submitted by probationary Officer, Mr. Sim Wee Lee. described Joseph m75 words
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227 1958-02-14 4 A 16- YEAR-OLD Village girl from the 14th mile Sembawang. Singapore, yesterday came to town for the iiist time in her life. She was Yen Teow Cheow. dim of 28 persons who attended a civics course organized by the Department of Information Service.-.227 words
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Article107 1958-02-14 4 2 WOMEN AMONG ESSAY WINNERS THERE were four winner.for the global essay contest sponsored by the World Brotherhood in New York. They are Mrs. June Kla Mm. a BurmoM 1 housewife, Corporal Assibi Abudu, a Police instructor from Accra. Captain Borge Carstens ot Denmark and Miss Rosa Maria de la107 words
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Article56 1958-02-14 4 PENANG, Than. Sessions Judge Mr. B. J. Jennings, today sentenced a sub-contrac-tor. Abu Bakar bin Scni Mohamed, to three years' jail to be followed by two years' Police vupervision on a charge of house-breaking and theft of I typewriter belonging to Daphne Smart at Pantai Road,56 words
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Article111 1958-02-14 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Noel Joseph Manickam, the 38-year-old driving instructor sentenced to nine years' \a'A last year for the attempted murder of Mr. and Mrs. R. Vasuthevan with a chopper. was today charged before Magistrate Inche Abdul Rani with escaping from custody yesterday. It was alleged111 words
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Article33 1958-02-14 4 ABOUT $3,000 was collected by the Ipoh YWCA from their "Pageant of Famous Women of History" and a dance held recently in aid of the Association's Working Girls' Hostel Building P^und.33 words
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Article42 1958-02-14 4 A SINGAPORE housewife, Lily Tan, reported to Police that jewellery worth 12.500 had been stolon from her house In Ah Hood Road. Ay office in Changi Road was also broken into and $1,100 cash and two pens stolen.42 words
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Article, Illustration40 1958-02-14 4 THE Musical Orchids.' a group of international ar istes from Ceylon, arrived in Singapore yesterday for a fortnight's season at the Happy World Stadium, commencing on Monday. The group is seen above on arrival at the Singapore Airport.40 words
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Article225 1958-02-14 4 PENANG. Tliurs. Ono-hundred-thousmnd ballets addressed to Communist terrorists were air-dropped Into the bills of Penang Island by a Rot*] Air Force plane today, urging them to accept the generous terms of the Merdeka amnesty offer and leave the jungle lor a happy New Year.225 words
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Article23 1958-02-14 4 THE I I Bach's "Peasant tfl I the j Sunday The pr I VioUn Ccrverto M I OnH the cimfl Pai: I23 words
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Article155 1958-02-14 4 MOST of the Singapnr, I lefus.'d entry into the Colin lo la;K of accommodation wi'i i,, 1 studies in about ;i month', tin Q svcrnmcnt has formulated a ichen 4 f OOd these r< m n secor I subjects Can ridge Sch Cer Examinatit i At a pro- i155 words
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Advertisement456 1958-02-14 4 1 TOMORiOW MIDNIGHT Sptial Pnview of our CHINESE NEW YEAR ATTRACTION 3j j The Immortal Story of the most f I beautiful woman in China's history J becomes an DNFORGFTTABLE I MOTION PICTURE MASTERPIECE! "a 1 1 j^' -_^^bh Ht Hp 3 < i^P f^~ r m^ > > <456 words
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Advertisement58 1958-02-14 4 Si-^|h^/^ FOR EVERY PURCHASE 7j OF BECK'S KUNCHI BEER J^K xsS3^) BETWEEN 3rd and m^\ \k^d I?th FEBRUARY f^H pjusfc ill four piece set of China-^ 3 Z_ ,^r _^<^^^^^^ J /I J bTb I I 0 FREE o~\ with idoz. QUARTS or 2 dozPIN"! lift) r~>± ■/*l k V58 words
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Article541 1958-02-14 5 Constitution Is Nothing But A Fraud, He Claims SINGAPORE'S Workers Party leader Mr. David Marshall said today the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, had no knowledge of the London self-government agreement. In a statement, Mr. Marshall said: "The British Prime Minuter obviously has not541 words
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Article, Illustration83 1958-02-14 5 AN American ice-cream soda that they collectively travelled more than 50,000 miles for is shared at New York International Airport by four delegates to the Herald-Tribune Youth Forum who arrived aboard a Pan American World Airways clipper from London. Left to right theyPan American World Airways - 83 words
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Article84 1958-02-14 5 PENANG. Thurs.— A youth, who pleaded guilty to a robbery charge, was today put on a $2,000 bond, on condition that he must not step inside shops where theie were pin-tables, for a period of two years. The Sessions Jud^e of the New Balik Pulau Court.84 words
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Article131 1958-02-14 5 JACK Elias, a hotel receptionist, was yesterday warned by a Singapore magistrate, that he could be sent to jail for failing to pay $150 maintenance towards his two children. Elias. the court was told, had failed to comply with a maintenance order131 words
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279 1958-02-14 5 AMERICAN tourists who are due to arrive in Singapore tomorrow morning by the luxury liner Lurline will not be fleeced by taxi drivers or moneychangers fiurintf their one-day sightseeing tour of the Colony. ThLs assurance was given by the chairman of the Singapore279 words
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Article60 1958-02-14 5 Chinese New Year Joy Rides MALACCA Thurs. The Kuala Lumpur Hying Club will send aircraft here during the Chinese New Year holidays on Tuesday and Wednesday to provide joy rides. Tickets may be purchased at the Malacca Airport at SlO per person per trip. The Club hopes to encourage "air60 words
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Article29 1958-02-14 5 A LABOURER, Syed Mydin, 39. fell from Nicoll Highway Singapore, into the sea last, night. Two Indians plunged in and rescued him. He was sent to hospital.29 words
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Article101 1958-02-14 5 THE Dire. tor nf Posts in Singapore has announced th it Feo. 18. there will be only Mi complete de'.ivery of ni:u! Mid pared! There will be no mall deliveries on Fco. If). The General Post OflVe will :v i pen between UN MB, an 1101 words
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187 1958-02-14 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Bishop of Singapore. the Rev. H. W. Baincs, today told members of the Malayan Christian Council at its annual meeting here that Communist literature in the country was "as accessible as Christian books To counter-act this spread of communism. Bis h187 words
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210 1958-02-14 5 Employers Discuss NUPW's Pay Scale KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The technical committee of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association today discussed the new wage scale submitted by the 300,000-strong National Union of Plantation Workers. The committee's recommendations will be tabled at the forthcoming executive committee meeting of the MPIEA at the210 words
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Article32 1958-02-14 5 PEXAXG, Than. Former secretary of the Eastern Smelting Employees Union. Noor bin Hashim, who was charged with causing hurt* to a striker. K. Permal, was acquitted in the Magistrate's Court today.32 words
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Advertisement108 1958-02-14 5 K^-* I c* f\ c\ i i ■tk&a' IUUL and Kg} REFRESHING c ;j v DE ((ROGNf ROGER^LLET^I \KK\IEURS, I>\RIS ■i tASTERN AUTO CO.. LTD. (t ,end their greetings KOONG HEE FATT CHOY' i t: bsiloblt:- Perfume Soap ntnder and Brilliantine :-on Ail Good Stores famous family of \IG E108 words
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Advertisement214 1958-02-14 5 MAKES YOU FIT KEEPS YOU FIT —the Wine of Life Drink just one glass and you'rr on the way to good health. One glass starts the quick action of Wincarnis, and back come your lost vigour and staying- power which mean everything in the home or at work. You'll be214 words
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Article894 1958-02-14 6 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD fgdfgdfhdfdf The Pre-Race Gallops At K.L. By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A three-furlong 37--second 'breezer* by Miralda, with Johnson riding, was the most attractive of this morning's final workouts for tomorrow s races, opening day of the Selangor Turf Club meeting. Mira;da worked with Monitor.894 words
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Article110 1958-02-14 6 COLOURS beat Wh.tcs by four goals to one in a hockey trial at :h c padang yesterday. The Biatdi \v;i s oat td two trials before selecting the Colony ;eam for tho return match Bgaintt Federation next weekend. Cofoon scored all four |OtJs in the second110 words
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Article76 1958-02-14 6 THERE were 40 entries for the Singapore Army Golfing Society Bogey Competition heid at the Royal Singapore Crolf Club on Wednesday. Results of the winners were*A' Division Coi. E. C. Irish, 3 down; 'B' Division: Maj. B B. Stoncy, 5 down. Bali Sweep: Ist Nine Col. J. L.76 words
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Article68 1958-02-14 6 Japan To Pick 295 For Games TOKYO, Feb. 13 (UP) Japan will be represented by 295 athletes and 50 officials in the third Asian Games, to be held here during May 24 to June L Countries that have already announced their participation include Afghanistan, Burma, Cambodia, Ceylon, China (Formosa), Hongkong,68 words
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Article543 1958-02-14 6 Kangaroos Out To Navy TWO expected victories and two unexpected ones featured yesterday's Seven-A-Side rugby at the •jadang. The powerful South Johore team easily accounted for Seletar 4 B' while Singapore Cricket Club A were somewhat lucky to have the better of the Royal Army543 words
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Article41 1958-02-14 6 TAITI.W, Th-irs— A hattrick by state player 1 IDorai enabled the Sports Club to maintain timtt unbeaten record and 4-0 ciefeat or. the I- sociction in a lttgue hockey tie yesterday. Inside left Zainal got the Prisons' fourth goal41 words
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275 1958-02-14 6 CHINFSE Athletic are the envy of all football clubs in the Colony today. And the reason 0 Fiv# leading players of the Tiger Soorting Association which is not participating in the soccer league this year hay* signtd to play for the275 words
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Article22 1958-02-14 6 (1 lv h includethe «ff w k br; I mittec. that tt J .T^ Pin«- 1 cmnmif, Eric W^ M **»J22 words
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Article36 1958-02-14 6 School scwMJaJ the scr.i.r t j match A Pfesir d Itfday. p rs for {J were nahar and 13 I I Par:^r- :J goals to one. M winners were HJ R;. J tier. ond .tj36 words
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Article, Illustration400 1958-02-14 6 Miura May Be Too Fast (Standard Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE'S -Poker face' favourite, Ray Ming Chun had better be good to- niglit or he'll get the 'spanking of his young, exciting life for taking on a little more than he can chew with his fourth400 words
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Article250 1958-02-14 7 Ljfb. 1 ;V) The ItaJ *an Olympic ComI K< me city officials yesterday that I liately to build the rSS8,0<)0,000 Sector the 1%0 Games. Giuli i Onesti, COXI pre--;r.:. .>.i.d that "any furr delay, even of a few w >uld fatally affect ■'.;>.•-* iu'n ot" the250 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-02-14 7 I t'S --'.ear-old thoI Rac:n a Assocm- r-old coa of the ted State* the great #c on Xn S ru >ah. Altck and injuries tl -ouohout f Bold Ruler's fierce co petit ye jpint Bofd Ruler h a rough and ptevftU I hand'e-s a }-d time Tie -:s n X's53 words
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Article29 1958-02-14 7 Feb. 13 Blackpool I n t■ r I in I the I !:on will W' th.it Kismi him by rM.it Kf:nt (I r irk rr ivh M* ru.ird29 words
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Article57 1958-02-14 7 —A it the world f crown I Alphon=e H of the between Filipino crow,*n of N Cuba's Manuel M Manila. «{Fttf the world axed by Philip. P Association pte Be a who will m Asuncion-Armen-EJ*» several years W out by Rocky ja«ager Al Weill F^ outstanding Pp he has57 words
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Article17 1958-02-14 7 E*e Standing Bndmin- :.o Hotel during rir;ht\' Mr l 9 (honorary Lee Guam gvpore) Sc °i (Hon:17 words
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Article64 1958-02-14 7 T )N'DON\ Feb. 12 fßcuter) Results esterd iy*i rugby a_ cup first round matches. ".ed 1 is: Saturday x re Bran e\ 9 Bradford Northern 15 3 War: n 27 H ins et n. St Heir— 15 A ike: c! i T: initv 29 D -caster D :rv64 words
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Article, Illustration30 1958-02-14 7 LONDON. Feb. 12. (Reute:"> B try. leaders in the third n north. drew 1-1 at ■•> with Storkp rt County the only English footba.l ,i .o match played tonighi.30 words
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Article787 1958-02-14 7 JACK PEART - There s A Tough Fight Ahead By JACK PEART LONDON, Thurs. Pull up your socks, spit on your hands, and get stuck in, British footballers, you've got the fight of your lives ahead of you. After studying the draw for the World Cup in -.Locknolm, only a787 words
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Article201 1958-02-14 7 NEW YORK, Thurs. Ali thoroughbred horses in the world today are descendants of just three stallions who were foaled in Europe, in the early 18th Century. They are Godolphin's Arabian. Byerly's Turk and Darley's Arabian. Horses whose lineage cannot be traced to one of201 words
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Article36 1958-02-14 7 DORTMUND, West Germany, Feb. 12 (Reutor). Borussia Dortmund and A.C. Milano drew I—l1 1 here today in the first leg of their European soccer cup quarter-final match The Italian side led 1-0 at half-time.36 words
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Article154 1958-02-14 7 Edwards 'Slightly Better' MUNICH, Feb. 13, (Reuter) —The Manchester United and England wing-half. Duncan Edwards, nghting for his life in hospital here with an "artificial kidney" connected to his blood stream, was stated last night to be "slightly better." Earlier yesterday, an official hospital communique said he was "in acute154 words
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Article51 1958-02-14 7 VANCOUVER, Feb. 12 (Reuter) —A British Columbia allstar rugby team may visit Japan in 1959. Mr. Bob Spray, president of the British Columbia Rugby Union, said here. Mr. Spray said the team may play nine matches in Japan. A Canadian rugby team last went to Japan 26 years51 words
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Article24 1958-02-14 7 LONDON, Feb. 12, (Reuter) Linfield beat Bangor by five goals to three yesterday, in their Irish league match postponed on January 25.24 words
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Article147 1958-02-14 7 ADELAIDE. Feb. 13 rßcuter) Australia's great win over South Africa would help to give players confidence to match England in the test series here next summer, Sir Donald Bradman said today. He also paid tribute to Australia's young captain lan Craig Sir Donald said: "Naturally, as one147 words
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237 1958-02-14 7 NEWBURY, Berkshire. Feb. 12. (Reuter)— A part owner of Polar Flight, the Grand National favourite today warned punters against backing the horse until stable plans had been decided. Mr. "Sonny" Hall, who owns the horse in partnership with Mrs. Pleyddl Bouverie. gave the237 words
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Article93 1958-02-14 7 Yankees Narrowly Beaten LONDON, Feb. 13, <Reuter) —The United States team for the world ic c hockey championship were narrow. y beaten 5—4 by Harringay Racers, the crack London side, here last night. But the Americans, playing their second game in Europe. did enough to show that when the championship93 words
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Advertisement256 1958-02-14 7 The P C. Company hove pleasure in announcing thet, in addition to ti.cir usual passenger soilings by "Chusan," "Corfu," "Canton," "Carthage," rhe following P. O. vessels normally employed o»: their Europe/Auttrolia Service will call at Singapore for London. "HIMALAYA" Soils 14th Moy 27,955 tons "STRATHEDEN" Soils 16th June 23.732 tons256 words
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Miscellaneous183 1958-02-14 7 sdfdasdf Sports Club vs. Sepou Lines Recreation Club Western Road at 5.15 p.m. S O C C E R—P. C. F. A. League Chung Lino; High School vs. Rarrcblers Victoria Green at 5.15 p.m. Friendly Penana Sports Club vs. Malayan Teachers College Western Rood ai 5.15 p.m. IPOH RUGBY— Pirates183 words
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Advertisement1201 1958-02-14 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) ilncoipoiateo m vnßapoie) (12 lines) r.r THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 5£ SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL CLASCOW LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed «ia othw oorti to load and discharge eargc IVia Sues with liberty to proceed wia Panama or Cap. of1,201 words
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Advertisement905 1958-02-14 8 MITSUI |JJ UNE Spore P. Sham Penonq FOR JAPAN. Mikagesan Maru via Manila for Yokohama, Kobe Osaka 24 Feb 22 Feb Amogisan Maru for YokOhama, Kobe. Moji 9 Mar 7 Mar Harunasan Maru for Moji, Kobe Yokohama (Ist call) 29 Mar 3 Apl 31 Mot (2nd call) 4 Apl FOX905 words
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Advertisement604 1958-02-14 8 EAST ASIATIC I J OUTWARDS Sailings to. bonofcofc nd W Ppnonq p^ H •LALANDIA- 23 24 c rfc BUSUANGA" 26/27 i, t 1%% I "KOREA" 1 2 w-, I Accepts COrgc to» BonqWok vO I "SELANDIA- 9/10 Ma. I HOMEWARDS Soilings 0 A den p I Rotterdom Hamburg Bremen Cop,604 words
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Article275 1958-02-14 9 Index Of Industrial Output Up THE UK. index of industria] production Is estimated provisionally at 137-138 1 1948 equals 100) tor December, it was announced by the Treasury y. sterday in London. The November index la estimated provisionally at U3 compared with a revised figure ol 144 for October. An275 words
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Article26 1958-02-14 9 LAST year, for the first time, LUes Issued by BriI lishei exceeded the 20.000 mark, states the Bookseller, orsan of the British book trade.26 words
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Article304 1958-02-14 9 Business In Shares F. X. O:ds. rJ:,). S2i"2\. Ga:n:n >:is >LM 2.. j;^ 28; l< :a,i i Pa: k -1 ■>. \V 11 ;:r.iiu ?2.U. ii. uji, i $1 47, >1 Hume Ords. A 5 4J M. Brewei s I 424; :AJ stei >l -14>. 51. 50; Metai B»x >l.f*B.304 words
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Article86 1958-02-14 9 Mr. Thomas' idea, submitted last July, has resulted in savins time and labour and increasing output in the process of tutting massive soap into slabs. Tho second biggest award, $.")0 was given in Nov. I9M to another employee. Mr. Ton Benq Fatt. for his timesaving suggestion in86 words
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Article178 1958-02-14 9 ALT. lictfom of the s:i;no ir.arket were reported as firm yesterday. The turn-over, however was noderate. Pri c rhtT*g*i Mmounced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: INDISTRIALS B iy< :-> Sellers p B IV" 1 '■'■>■'- W'■ G »od Park 128 1 W Hammer 2oa 113178 words
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Article45 1958-02-14 9 THE Maia'.in Exchange Banks .\ssncintion made the following J.ijaiigcs in its rates to merchinta VC SeIi r in2' TT or O D ready; y Francs *****; Holla; n fj-drs. 123-1 '4. Deutsche Marks l't;-l /2 Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.45 words
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Article26 1958-02-14 9 THF. Australian BUte of Victoria is to -pend more than £A300,OOO.tM)0 over the next nine years to meet the SlateV power and fuel needs.26 words
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Article258 1958-02-14 9 UNITED NATIONS. New York. Feb. 13 (UP) World-wide consumer prices rose an average of 'A.I per cent in 1957, while wage rates increased about 1^.5 per cent in ihe same period, The International Labour Organization reported. II o w eve r, shortened working hours and258 words
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Article140 1958-02-14 9 New U.S. Synthetic Product WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. <UP>— U.S. Army researchers believe ihat a new synthetic rubber developed by the Firestone Tire Rubber Co. miy make the United States entirely independent of foreign sources Of rubber. The new synthetic "coral" "is practically identical"' with natural rubber and may make it140 words
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Article109 1958-02-14 9 Hongkong Population Increases HONGKONG'S population continue! to expand In a reply given by the Colonial Secretary, .Mr. Lcnnox-Boyd, in the House of Commons it was explained that the records do not distin.gui.-h between refugees and other immigrants. From June to August 1957, Mr Lennox-Boyd stated, 1,700 note Chinese entered the109 words
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225 1958-02-14 9 JAPANESE TEAM HERE TO ttAKE INDUSTRY SURVEY A SIX-MAN Japanese industrial delegation flew into Singapore yesterday in the course of a South-east Asian trip to find out how Japan can contribute towards the promotion of industry in the region. Leader of the delegation. Mr. S. Shoji. said his team would225 words
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Article115 1958-02-14 9 BRITISH industry is being kept informed oi ail the latest development.-, in various kinds of atomic reactors and the.r future possibilities. This .summer technicians representing a very wide cross-section of the industry will attend a conference at Harwell designed to bring them up-to-da c on research which has115 words
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Article62 1958-02-14 9 SARAWAK exported nearly 5.400 tons of round timber during November last year, of which Hongkong took the largest amount— about 3,470 tons. The amount of sawn timber exported totalled over 12.700 tons. The largest importer was the United Kingdom, which bought nearly 7,260 tons, ber exported. Australia took62 words
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Article, Illustration74 1958-02-14 9 A SINGAPORE publisher, Mr. ChOU Sing Chu, 56, manning director of The World Book Co., Ltd. and the United Publishing House Ltd.. baa retired from burimm after S3 yean, Mr. Chou published the first set of text books lor Chinese primary schools in Malaya. His company ha.s published74 words
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Article76 1958-02-14 9 SiNCi At^UnC Chin cat fcTiJduce Exchange noon closing prices per Dicul yesterday were: copr Jan -Feb UK/ Continent $30i buyers $31 i sellers: coconut oil in bulk $45\ sellers; in drums $49 sellers Mumok white Deppe: SlOl seller.s; Sarawak white $100 seller.s; special Sarawak black $62. Singapore Copra Assuciatlon76 words
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Article110 1958-02-14 9 OUTER ROADS Felipe, Teireisas. Adon: Bforvest Tamshia Maru Antilochus, Autolyucus, Virginia L'ke-. Caltex Adelaide. Talabot. Hoegh Silverspray, Glory, Fernclilf, Great Okas. Mvi Hock, San Ricardo, Roggeveen, Teei Brtew Elien Maer.sk. Eastern Venture. INNKR ROADS Auby. Tonna. LongSindhll, Tonj? Hoa, Tonh Hong. Kirn Hai Lampong. long Lie. Southern110 words
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Article116 1958-02-14 9 RUBBER doted 77J MBtl per Ib. for International first February ihipment Kb Singapore yesterday i rent be ow Wednesday. The market opened unchanfed on the previous tiighvs dose but eased slightly during the ilay on a dull and featureless tone. In the morning there was gome covering for116 words
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Article, Illustration75 1958-02-14 9 ABOUT $20,000 worth of prizes, including three Fiat cars, are to be given away in a Pan-Malayan Carlsberg Beer Competition. Basis of the contest is a quiz about the beer and the breweries. Entry forms and instructions will appear in news- papers but details are now available75 words
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Article, Illustration124 1958-02-14 9 Pepsi-Cola President Arrives PRESIDENT of P. Cola [nternational, Mr. Donald M. Kendall. las ai ived in Singapore to s'.udy local busin< ss c< mditions and to obtain the Views (»f leading Malayan businessmen on fa n which influence industrial and community life. Mr. X- visit in the .r-« inspection' tour124 words
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Article79 1958-02-14 9 A BURMESE graduate engineer, r Kyi Lin! t\\ as been Co omb P an 1 1 ai ice in Britain since M irch ol last year, has just eft Sroi and to ret irn to F.r.c and af!< r *r>< ing fo ir months with a79 words
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Article259 1958-02-14 9 AFTER four and a half years of exhaustive research Fords (Finsbury) Lid., have introduced a new aluminium bottle cap called "Ford's Crown." They claim that the new cap can be produced by the;r machines at a competitive price. The firm will not majiufac- ture the259 words
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Article, Illustration40 1958-02-14 9 THE English Electric Co. L'd .submitted the lowest estimate for a contract to design and manu!actur» three oower transformers for an American sub-statloa on the St. Lawrence Power Project, the New York BtaU power authority announced.40 words
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Advertisement334 1958-02-14 9 PsTOPVVATCHES *f I 1.. VJ\£ IS NEEDED WITHIN I I T OF A SECOND 1 I ÜBA STOPWATCHES I I ARE THE ANSWER I I-lALISTS: SPORTSMEN AND I I HORSE TRAINER*:! I /f YOUR TIMING OF I I J PERPOPMAJk^CES WILL I I \j^/ 8E M RE ACQJRATE 1 I334 words
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Article163 1958-02-14 10 Hs-i Ksn is his b-z: out m $ht A qp Mm tcatc-a o< Ldhi H^ wkt* s- i <-; .-< rf :rkct, s :y :s tnd he hea-s -oil of fltamfef distance. Mfeg homeward, he notices two n ■'d f>-. •t c I I Wtt other in163 words
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Article, Illustration394 1958-02-14 10 SNUFFY the Gairn Terrier J 1 1 1 flHM!!i!lil!TT!!ll Iff llllllxlT $NUFFY is the only actor in Hollywood history who literally ate his way into the movies, and who doesn't have to worry about his career going to the dogs. Sr.urTy car. hound castin» creators for sr reen roles fir394 words
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Article566 1958-02-14 10 -A War Story Set In Malaya BEHIND the paint, plattat and make-believe of a great Gin studio at work often lies i personal story of tragedy and he:o:s:n in the real lives of the stars and the crowd players. N\ 'Where can thi> be more than566 words
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Article, Illustration280 1958-02-14 10 "pIFTY young American Servicemen stationed in France changed their army and their nationalities for one day and had their Commanding Officer's blessing. The servicemen, all aged between 19 and 21, from the 12th United States Air Force based at Chateauroux, central France, swapped their well-cut, light blue uniforms280 words
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Article187 1958-02-14 10 A full symphony orchestra paid a rare tribute to a young composer recently in a London recording studio. When the final notes died away, they put down their instruments and gave composer Bruce Montgomery a deafening round of applause. The music they had just played187 words
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Article21 1958-02-14 10 RITA DEL - RITA DEL By I 1 Uin Pete I n «sesstry. brakes things «f i»W nUN|^ J 1 i i 121 words
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Miscellaneous440 1958-02-14 10 'pODAVg QI'OTATIOV: "In this rommonplj, world everyone is said to b* romantic who either a d mires a fine thing o r do«- s one." Alexander Pop« FRIDAY FOR |Ry ONE: Those who <r p resourceful. consc;* will get the m< Piiioed However. p ed again t corr.; involvement.-, has'e,440 words
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Article, Illustration329 1958-02-14 11 FIGURE WIZARD MEETS HER MATCH She Flops On A Question Of Vital Statistics THE world's fastest "human calculating machine," Shakuntala Dcvi, lost her first battle of figures in Singapore yesterday. Lett than five minutes after stepping off an Air India Super Constellation, the mathematical wizard, was asked. "WHAT ARE YOUR329 words
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Article203 1958-02-14 11 Death From Worry Court Told PE\A\(}, ThUfl.— A BMOh P«t o! Ihi Eastern Smelting Company Employees 1 Union v alleged > have hanged nin self after he became worried aboui the then impending strike i f his union This allegation was made l^y v Ayavfj 1. at an irrj liry203 words
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Article50 1958-02-14 11 HQ N G KoN G Ft- i Spc ial Stan ;i I Servi v: ing pri of f ie H< ngk ng nge w( r( s: -:8 t.i s mg >.">.B:i:{7s to US$l. >1 -8 7 to Malayan SI; 50.10.0 I nesiju] Rupiah; Gold $255,125 to a tael50 words
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Article120 1958-02-14 11 Meeting Ends In Deadlock KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The meftlns between representati\Cj of the management ■nd iporken ol the Ihingjfl B (> m Mine broke down tr "i ly when the managemeni pointed out thai the mines committee was MH truly representative of tiit 1 workers. The mari.t^'ir.ent refused to open120 words
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Article374 1958-02-14 11 rONG PENG, Thurs. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman today gave the Communist terrorists till ihe end of April to surrender if they wanted to enjoy the freedom terms granted by the Merdeka offer. Addresslnt more than IjMfl residents ol this small township (population 9,000) at374 words
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Article16 1958-02-14 11 INCHE Omar bin Buyong from Johore has been apDointed the State Agriculture Officer for Malacca.16 words
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Article185 1958-02-14 11 londox. Feb. 13 (Renter) Sir Sydney Came. Director of last London School ol Economic and Political Science, told the Royal Society Ol Arts today that the student body in the University ol Malaya had "shown a most admirable resistance to any tendency to divide on racial ?round>.'"185 words
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Article164 1958-02-14 11 RUBBER TIN PRICES L-i.UMAit.I rutmet pfOTt tents per Ib in Singa Dore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot (nom.) 77} 77ij RS.S. No. 1 771 77i March R.S.S. No. 1 77 77] R.S.S No. 2 February 73J 741 RS.S So 3 February 70 70i Tone: Dull. The pnre of tin Id164 words
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Article54 1958-02-14 11 SINGAPORE Traffic Police appealed for rye-witnesses to a motor accident in which a civil servant, Mr. R. H. Parkin>or.. was killed wiien his car collided with a lamp post In Kepncl Road at IJN a.m. ye.-tcrnay. They are reouested to contact Inspector T. S. Zain of the54 words
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Article51 1958-02-14 11 KUALA LUMPUR. TbUTS. -A patrol of the 1/2 Gurkha Rifle- fired on two terrorists Kn the Kulai district of Johore last nigllt. "The terrorists escaped. abandoning two packs. A foliow-up is now m progress. A terrorist. Lim Kee, surrenderecl to the Police at Bam Ga.jnh in51 words
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Miscellaneous506 1958-02-14 11 m ßai bmssbssbßSl Marine History from 9 am to sxm »TWI »I ■aTi\T*l^J 5 rv >- >in«.iport' <»:in«-il lor Adult l.dv- i.,, tutluii: Lecture on "Modern MiWiporr siboiir I'ront (,l"^l"> constitutions" bj Mr. G G. Bram;li):_;Meet The People Ses- y.,^^., lt lne Cultural Centre! «on .it »27. Bukii i man506 words
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Miscellaneous318 1958-02-14 11 h.VUili MU.Ai.V U'Cuciai >er\mt>): M a.m -lu.lj a.ni. cm.ie.-*e Schools ii: jdUcdfc;»; lOJ>7*l2 noon TanuJ bcnoo.s Broadcasts; U > '.i-i.ij ujfa L'tttnese Ptogrammes; i.i.j Potpourri; IJU Time blgnaJ aud News; 1.45-2 p bi« Poipourri; 2 pjd.*2jM CJiineM Kcooois liroswicasti t>.4.") Lignta o:i foe ihe evening Programme mmmarj a:. a a318 words
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Miscellaneous324 1958-02-14 11 nouncements, IJO The News, 133 Commentary l4> Ktidio News* rcei. 104 HoiiiC News l:um Bri« t :.i. 12 ;> in. Desert J.-l^ :id DISCS. i!.ivi The News ZJI Frosi tne Editoriaia, -A~> Conunentary f-sfl Home News ttOVB Bi.'.h.a US Tne Daily Service, '-i v.m. Album Leavei Edward Rubacti ipiano), 3324 words
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Article258 1958-02-14 12 ATHENS, Feb. 13 (Reuter) Sir Hugh Foot, Governor *.t Cyprus, today saw Archbishop Makarios, exiled leader of the Cypriot union with Greece move- ment. It was the firs meeting between the Archbishop and senior British official since the Greek Cypriot leader was exiled I'rom Cyprus to258 words
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199 1958-02-14 12 LONDOX. Fc I (UP)— T:-.o l r.se: at:\ c Go\ emmer.t t bm I Oal thumbs- Vwn to 1. .v is yesterday that US. lorces be ousted from Britain. De:or.:e Mir. ~:er Duncan Sar.,:y> told the House of Commons "so far as the199 words
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Article24 1958-02-14 12 MR. Salah Bitar. Syrian F reign Minister, arrived in Cairo yesterday to diseus.s a merger of the Syrian and Egyptian foreign ministries.24 words
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Article90 1958-02-14 12 SAIGON, Kb 19 (YD Saigon newspapermen t*f flfd I hVO-hOUI itlilM ye>!oi\i.'.v fan protest against the "in> technical* 1 practici of obi daily fivinj tree picture! with each copy to incveaea dtcula* tion. The itrike wti directed against M Saigon Moi* 1 (New Saigon), which more90 words
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Article40 1958-02-14 12 WELLINGTON. Feb. 13 (Reuter) Dr. Vivian Fuchs, leader of the Commonwealth trans-Antarctic expedition, has covered 105 miles since leaving Depot TOO and has reached "Midway Depot" the half-v.-ay point between the South Pole and Scott Base.40 words
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138 1958-02-14 12 CHRISTCHURCH. Feb. 13 (Reuter).— The Queen Mother spent her "day off" today visiting the famous Inglewood stud farm, about 20 miles from here. Later she made an informal tour of Christchurch suburbs and saw housewives shopping on the bustling commercial centre. The Queen Mother138 words
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Article612 1958-02-14 12 Eastern Fleet Base To Meet Treaty Obligations, Says UK LONDON, Feb. 13 (UP)— Britain named Singapore today as a "focal point" in plans for defence East of Suez. The defence White Paper reaflirmed Britain's intention to keep balanced forces in the Indian Ocean area to fulfil612 words
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Article, Illustration70 1958-02-14 12 POLICE cordon off thousands of Hindu, refusee demonstrators proceeding to the Government Secretariat in Calcutta in de fiance of a police ban on public assembly in this area. The refugees, recent arrivals from East Pakistan, were dissatisfied with the arrangements for relief and rehabilitation made byUP - 70 words
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Article183 1958-02-14 12 'HEAVY BLOW' TO TORIES AT POLL LONDON. Feb. IS (Rcutcr) Mr. Hugh (i:rtskell, leader of the Labour Party, said today that the result in the KochdrJe by-elec-tion, won by Labour, was "yet another signal to the Kovernment to sel out." Mr. Morgan Phillips. Secretary of the Labour Party, suggested that183 words
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Article54 1958-02-14 12 KINGSTON. Jamaica. Feb. 13 ißeuten Ninety thousand gallons of molasses from a factory in Westmoreland, south-western Jamaica, flowed into a nearby river yesterday killing lish and robbing local fishermen of their livelihood. The molasses valued at about £3.000 flowed into the river when a pipe broke54 words
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Article41 1958-02-14 12 TUNIS, Feb. 13 (Renter).— The Tunisian Interior Ministry has banned I show by the famous Paris Folios Bergerea music hall, which was to have opened here tomorrow. The reason given is "This is no time for pleasures."41 words
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234 1958-02-14 12 LONDON, Feb. 13 (Router) Three London socialites accused of gambling offences under a 100-year-old law yesterday elected for trial by jury if the Bow-Street magistrates decided there was a prima facie case aga.nst them. The magistrates at his central London court adjourned the234 words
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Article57 1958-02-14 12 ATLANTA, Georgia, Feb. 13 (Reuter)— A bill requiring nat all blood given for transfusions must be labelled cording to the skin colour of the donor was passed oda yby the Georgia State Senate The measure, which now goes to the House, provides Penalties of up57 words
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Article113 1958-02-14 12 LIKELY OIL FINDS IN EUROPE PARIS, Feb. H <X iteri Pn ipt ti Got m Unportai I X trope an brig t, accord tin I in i rl i coo 111 it by tl i nmittet sf I r-oatkn Drgani; t r X in Economic C. -operation. T..0 OEEC i:rqc-113 words
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Article67 1958-02-14 12 LOXDOX. FW [Bi Russia (ft rmed Indonesia ||m aim Dvcveifßti nm Qm In :.i and 1m r decision to <. isn \'2-:~ o HI Mad InrioM ia, Moscow Radio reported lajati nickt Cmm n I China Im y am suppor 4 Indonesia in the '.lich67 words
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Article, Illustration96 1958-02-14 12 A CITY OF CONTRASTS I MILK FESTOONS of linen spread out to dry. in a narrow blind al!e> of downtown Naples a small size "free" mark* 1 displays its wares in a double row ot dingy looking showcases From second-hand buttons to house-made sweety from cigarettes (smusuled more often thanUP - 96 words
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Article41 1958-02-14 12 an Feb. 13 —Pope I XII has < "Grand G < rred on pies and other w we existing lll-\car-o!d Papa! Order of Pfus the Ninth— Grand Cro». Commander and Officer— and rank I ird among the P Or Rivalry41 words
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Article22 1958-02-14 12 rAPAX'S breaker, the Soya Man: •c after •ion from Ongol 1 'anjiro Matsumoto ndiocd sturk whi.o trvin;; to Reuter -,nd.Reuter - 22 words
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Article57 1958-02-14 12 1 <" l,k. 1 fc They dg^j^ tary viT^jN »n that I J 1 I r r people.I mm v SJ concenunTiH mm* |3 noted mtT3 •~n j 1 I affairs. iJ j J ir. °o intentionT BMMH S3 •1. however Secretary's m tunate fflecrj and elsewhcit Some diploniui57 words
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Article17 1958-02-14 12 > H London war. I Mr. Wildir. I man Mitt TriiJH I m obtained a 'I < H17 words
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Advertisement66 1958-02-14 12 S-t-r-e-t-c-h i Your Budget J Buy n hr THE NYLON 5-7**7 -C-» I Here's a really I man 1 These wonderful, s T buy because you don"? the sue at all; They >i And they ere hord-weo i had m plain colours of Ma' I Carbon Grey. Stream E I66 words
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