Singapore Standard, 9 September 1958
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Title Section25 1958-09-09 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD it 3fl 9l IHWAL EDITION] Telephone ***** —5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1958. Vol. IX No. 69. 15 cts. 14 Pages25 words
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Article420 1958-09-09 1 NATIONALISTS' BIGGEST AERIAL VICTORY Heavy Shelling Of Quemoy Islands By Communist Artillery TAIPEI, Sept. 8, (UPl)— Nationalist Chinese Sabrejets escorting a convoy to Quemoy, shot down seven Soviet-built MIG-17's after o surprise noon attack which touched off the biggest aerial battle m the four-year-old vest420 words
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271 1958-09-09 1 TALKS WITH AMERICA ARE HOPEFUL, SAYS MAO 'Sincere Desire To Settle Problem! HONGKONG, Sept. 8 (Reuter)— Mr. Mao Tsetung, Communist China's head of state, said m Peking today he was "hopeful" about the ambassadorial talks between China and the United States which would begin m Warsaw. He was addressing a271 words
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95 1958-09-09 1 SINGAPORE Government will soon review the detention of top Peoples' Action Party trade unionists who were arrested during the October riots m 1956. The Standard understands that the Council of Ministers at their next meeting will decide on whether to release them when95 words
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7 1958-09-09 1 Malaya Remains Japans Top Supplier "Of Tin7 words
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Article325 1958-09-09 1 DUKE OF EDINBURGH DUE HERE TOKYO, Sept. 8 (UPI)— A Ministry of International Trade and Industry official assured Malaya today that it remains Japan's top supplier of tin despite reports of Russian dumping m world markets. Susuke Hansoka of the Ministry's first market section, said Japan bought some $300 million325 words
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Article25 1958-09-09 1 BRITAIN has reluctantly decided not to send arms to Indonesia due to Australia's objections, it was learned yesterday m Washington.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 25 words
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Article92 1958-09-09 1 THE president of the Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union, Mr. Goh Teck Phuan, yesterday asked Government to institute an inquiry into the "conduct of the Income Tax Department." In his presidential address at the annual general meeting of the union, he alleged that92 words
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Article, Illustration46 1958-09-09 1 A SLIT-SKIRTED Chinese* woman s.eps over fallen < timbers of her house which was hit. by Communist shells on Quemoy Island. The Na-tionalist-held island just off the Red China coast has moved into the headlines to the thunder of heavy Red artillery fire.- U.P.I. photo.U.P.I. - 46 words
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184 1958-09-09 1 PENANG, Mon. Two secret society leaders of new cell 20 of the Ang Bin Hoay, were arrested by the Police during the week-end. They have been responsible for recruiting students from various schools m George Town as members of their secret society. A Police spokesman184 words
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213 1958-09-09 1 NICOSIA. Sept. 8 (Reuter) —Andreas Eleftherlou, a Greek Cypriot, today withdrew evidence he gave against another Greek Cypriot accused of murdering a British soldier, claiming lt had been given "under pressure and after I was beaten up." Eleftherlou was ln the witness box at the213 words
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152 1958-09-09 1 MINISTER TO OPEN TALKS WITH CHANCELLOR LONDON, Sept. 8 (Reuter) Col. Sir Henry Lee, Malaya's Finance Minister will have talks here tomorrow with Mr. Derick Heathcoat Amory, British Chancellor of the Exchequer. They will meet at a luncheon being given by Mr. Heathcoat Amory m Sir Henry's honour. Sir Henry152 words
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Article46 1958-09-09 1 THE Aga Khan left London yesterday by air for a 36-hour visit to Nairobi where he will open the Aga Khan platinum jubilee hospital and attend a ball given by the Ismaili Moslem community on Saturday to celebrate the anniversary of his enthronement. Reuter.46 words
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Article42 1958-09-09 1 THE science writer of the Adelaide Advertiser said yesterday that the nose one of the British Black Knight iocket fired from Adelaide was recovered 50 miles from the firing point, after reaching a height of more than 300 miles. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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184 1958-09-09 1 THE Singapore Trade Mission to Australia and New Zealand will make a bid to balance the adverse trade between the Colony and these two countries. A spokesman for the Mission said that last, year Australia sold $12,000,000 worth of goods more than she bought184 words
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Article98 1958-09-09 1 THE Public Services Commission has appointed Mr. Loh Pui Kay Director of the Public Complaints and Inquiry Bureau of the Singapore City Council, The Standard learnt yesterday. Mr. Loh, an accountant assistant m the City Treasurer's department, had been carrying out duties of Director on98 words
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Article39 1958-09-09 1 JAKARTA. Indonesia. Sept. 8 (UPI) Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio said today his country wants to be a 'good neighbour* to Australia and that he hopes the dispute over West New Guinea doe s not serve it obstruction.39 words
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Article637 1958-09-09 2 Doctors Attack Allowance Plan For Specialists KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Singapore Government's allowance system for all medical specialists m the Colony was today declared a retrograde step which deprived the majority of patients from prompt specialist attention. In a statement signed by the Secretary of the637 words
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Article, Illustration151 1958-09-09 2 President's Press Aide Arrives PRESS Secretary to the Philippines President, Mr. Jose C. Nable, arrived m Singapore yesterday to attend the first conference of Colombo Plan information officers which begins today. Mr. Nable, who arrived by P.A.A. from Manila, is his country's chief delegates to the conference, which will be151 words
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Article31 1958-09-09 2 SHRIMATI Kamaladevi Chathopadhyaya. well-known social worker from India, will speak at a public meeting to be held at the Singapore Indian Association, Balestier Road, tomorrow at 5. 30 p.m.31 words
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154 1958-09-09 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two New Zealand Members of Parliament, Mr. J. Omaini (East Moori) and Mr. B. V. Cooksley, (Wairarai) arrived here today on a seven-hour visit to the Federal capital. Both parliamentarians were on their way back to New Zealand after attending a regional154 words
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Article89 1958-09-09 2 A SINGAPORE lawyer, N. C. Goho, was charged m the Ninth Magistrate's Cour: yesterday with behaving m a disorderly manner. The prosecution alleged that he was drunk and created a commotion by challenging passers-by to a fight m a five-foot-way m East Coast Ro«d at about 3.45 p.m.89 words
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Article, Illustration101 1958-09-09 2 ABOUT 200 men from the Ist Battalion of the King's Own Scottish Borderers yesterday donated blood to the Singapore Blood Bank as a final gesture of farewell to the people of Malaya. _*«i n The KOSB's, who have been fighting Communist bandits m the Malayan jungles101 words
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324 1958-09-09 2 Only A Quarter Of Kedah Fields Farmed So Far ALOR STAR, Mon. More than half thc 68,000 padi planters m Kedah are worried over the insufficient rainfall during the pudi planting season m Kubang Pasu and Kota Star m North Kedah. Kubang Pasu and Kota Star have a total of324 words
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174 1958-09-09 2 No Council Approval For House, Court Told THE Kampong Koo Chye fire disaster had an echo m the Singapore City Court yesterday when a woman Phua Boh appeared on a charge of erecting a building m Lorong 3, Geylang. without prior approval of the plan by the City Council. "I174 words
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Article85 1958-09-09 2 THE Singapore Government has turned down a proposal by the Automobile Association to help build a multi-storey car park. This was reported m the issue of "The Highway" published yesterday. The park was planned to be built at the junction of Cecil and Cross Streets.85 words
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Article79 1958-09-09 2 A YOUTH, Lee Seng Lep. pleaded not guilty m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday to stealing a bicycle valued at $100 belonging to Foo Fong Yeat on Aug. 22 He also pleaded not guilty to an alternative charge of dishonestly retaining the bicycle at Telok79 words
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Article86 1958-09-09 2 900 APPLY FOR TEN CITY POST OVER 900 p eflß applied for ahStt 4 kets and Hawki spector m the si* City Council. dard understand, The Council j. r ed to hav> short 26 candidates tn l 1 terviewed by va n t standm. N mittee 8 <H Applicants fr^86 words
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Article61 1958-09-09 2 LEADING hfa emas m Singapore, -J pay six rents or W> for electricity. wi\) Jl to pay _n cent.- per (3 This was decided bi jority vote I v the Sad City Council Finance |3 erai Purposes Committal terday. The do is or. would m be61 words
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Article46 1958-09-09 2 Stabbed Whe He Intervene A 15-YEAR-OLD srjU Lee Chee Hong, v.;? m the hand by another;)! Kreta Ayer Road, Sing; yesterday. Lee had Intervened three small boys gr al argument with bk yj. brother. Suddenly, one of the whipped out a knife stabbed him. They ther.!46 words
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Article49 1958-09-09 2 THO.VG Keng Thay teray pleaded gui.tr/, Singapore Ninth M£3 Court to possess/or gallons ot in\cxics::r.g on Sept. 7. The Court Ml I Thong had the ur/:n goods on his bicyc i a.m. m King Geonje A i He was fined $s'''' n two months* jail49 words
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Article43 1958-09-09 2 SINGAPORE Maria t yesterday recovered of an unknown CM about 59 year? of Jfl the sea of! Nicoll HifM Any person who tanj identity of the dead a asked to get m t< _> Inspector R. Lee oftM Police. A43 words
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Article47 1958-09-09 2 DR. K. KIRAMATxVy J.P. passed away on 8.9. '58. He leaves t_J beloved wife and tM*«"3 m Ceylon, three < n Jh grandchildren. The c m leave Lanka Serangoon Road -1 Thursday 11 J H Church. Dorset R w to Bidadan Cemetery. soul re<t m peace. J47 words
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Article435 1958-09-09 3 Trade Unions Politics qScE again, thc question of whether trade m should be permitted to participate actively ""'the politics of the countries m which they are btished Has been the subject of an interesting !,batc The ,ssue was ra se^ °f c fourth cone nee 0 f the Asian Regional435 words
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Article419 1958-09-09 3 Peace Hoax Word War WHATEVER the hopes of peace that may have been raised by Communist China's reported willingness to discuss the setting up of a "buffer zone" between the East and the West blocs and the fact this move followed almost on the heels of the American warning of419 words
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Article44 1958-09-09 3 iuo oMlc 7 Lim lack Kirn Koao Vpor* v*u c «.umpu«» lelI el 2^ 4 B J <5 lines). All department* i|>q h V n Insurane* 8ld«.. 174 Batu Rd »!Na Nc Jelec^ope ***** 91 -A. Bukit China T«l 147144 words
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Article20 1958-09-09 3 But along came Frank Cousins to demand industrial action where necessary to maintain workers' living standards. Congress cheer20 words
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Article373 1958-09-09 3 LONDON. 'THE British Government has maintained constant contact with the American Govern- ment since the Chinese bombardment and threats to invade the off-shore islands m the Formosa Straits began. It will continue to do so. Britain has no direct commitment either towards these islands or to373 words
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Article, Illustration20 1958-09-09 3 BRITAIN TODAY -BY VICKY "Go oiij boy! I may have lost that war, but my ideas seem to be winning.,.20 words
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Article549 1958-09-09 3 Unions Get Warning On Strikes piCTURE a steam-roller and you have the T.U.C. It is solid, slow moving and dependable. And, like a steam-roller, the T.U.C. spends most of its time going backwards and forwards over the same ground, smoothing itself a comfortable rut— and geting nowhere. The biggest issue549 words
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Article216 1958-09-09 3 The unions pledged themselves to work for the return of a Socialist government even though they did not seem too optimistic about their chances but they have not committed themselves to working out constructive proposals to put before Mr. Gaitskell's illfated Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Union216 words
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Article64 1958-09-09 3 He dominated last week's Congress not only because of the huge vote he wields, but because of his outspoken views, his integrity and the promise his future holds not only, if he so chooses, m the trade union movement. Mr. Gaitskell, Mr Bevan and the Labour Party64 words
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Article381 1958-09-09 3 OBSERVERS SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT AFTER only five years of independence from France, the South Vietnamese are facing a delicate "colonialist" problem of their oton. In their eager efforts to open up for agriculture the vast plateau that dominates the centre of their country they are coming into381 words
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Article, Illustration372 1958-09-09 3 Gstes Gunasekesa - the NEWS as it Atrikes me Gstes Gunasekesa IN same Malayan quarters tt is believed that when the new year dawns, the country will be rid of Communists of the type surrendering from time t<> time m big and small numbers. Have these misguided people really learned a lesson and372 words
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Article591 1958-09-09 4 Give Us A Wider Role To Play, Say Pharmacists THE people of Singapore, especially those m the rural areas, will benefit if pharmacists are given a wider role to play m the expanded medical scheme which doctors are urging Government to implement. This is the opinion591 words
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248 1958-09-09 4 New Registrar Of Vehicles Awaits 'Nod' Of Approval THE Public Services Commission has selected Mr. Lee Ah Seong, for appointment to the post of Registrar of Vehicles m Singapore, The Standard reliably learnt yesterday. Mr. Lee's appointment will. however, have to be confirmed by the relevant committees of the Council248 words
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130 1958-09-09 4 She Will Represent Malaya At Talks KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tunku Azizah binti Tunku Putrt, wife of the Malayan High Commissioner m Pakistan, Tunku Mohammad, will represent Malaya at the Pakistan Women's Conference m Karachi at the end of September. This was announced today by Inche Sadiah Sardon. president of Selangor130 words
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Article58 1958-09-09 4 SIXTY-NINE hawkers paid fines totalling $296 m the Singapore City Court yesterday for hawking without a licence or m prohibited areas. The fines ranged from $3 to $9. The Magistrate. Mr. Lim Ewe Huat, also ordered that a warrant of arrest be issued against five other58 words
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Article43 1958-09-09 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A man who broke into a house behind the Campbell Road Police Station here tonight was arrested "red handed." The Standard learnt tonight. Police were unable to give details but admitted that a man had been detained.43 words
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Article54 1958-09-09 4 AN exhibition of the works of students of the Singapore Academy of Arts is now open to the public at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce building m Hill Street. Above is one of the exhibits at the show which will close this weekend. The exhibition is sponsored54 words
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138 1958-09-09 4 8-Year Old Comes First In Contest IPOH. Mon.— Playing with ease and confidence, pianist Miss Katherine Khaw, who rendered "Dizsy Fingers," took first prize m the "Adults" section of the Talentime contest held here during the weekend. Twenty-five participated m the finals and the evening's programme was interspersed with ballet,138 words
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Article100 1958-09-09 4 A SINGAPORE Assistant Coroner, Inche Ahmad bin Hussein yesterday recorded a misadventure verdict at the end of an inquiry into the death of a two-year-old boy, Woon Wai Foo on June 30 Woon's father, Thiam Chin, a fisherman, told the Court that when they were m100 words
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Article112 1958-09-09 4 THREE men were yesterday acquitted In the Singapore Sixth Magistrate's Court of a charge of gambling "horseracing" on a pin- table. Loke Choo Kirn, Lim Chow Hai and Low Boon Khai were alleged to have committed the offence m a house at Rowell Road on the night112 words
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165 1958-09-09 4 A SHOP assistant. Ong Teck Chuan, 25. was lined $5,000 m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday for importing 109 pounds of opium into the Colony from Johore The Court was told that on June 20, a Customs party stopped the car165 words
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Article52 1958-09-09 4 CUSTOMS land patrols yesterday recovered 500 pound* of contraband cigarettes on which duty of $4,500 had not been paid m Changi area Singapore, yesterday. A Customs spokesman told The Standard yesterday that methodical searches .were carried out m the area and the contraband was found hidden m52 words
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Article, Illustration68 1958-09-09 4 TWO blonde members of the Ken Noyle Show m Sydney, Margaret Martin (left), and Jill Dunlop, arrived m Singapore by air yesterday on their way to Calcutta for a three-month tour. Margaret, an exponent of exotic dances, and Jill, whose specialty is ballet, told The StandardStandardpic - 68 words
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190 1958-09-09 4 THE Federation Government announced last night that "Operation Tiger" m Johore state had been a success. During the Operation. 20 Communist terrorists were killed while 30 surrendered. A statement issued by the Johore Government said that the latest casualty m tne Operation190 words
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Article164 1958-09-09 4 TUNKU HEALS BREACH IN KEDAH UMNO ALOR STAR. Mon.— Tunku Abdul Rahman shook hands with about 100 members of the United Malays National Organization here last night when they accepted his advice to forget the past and to be calmer m future discussions. The Tunku was specially invited to settle164 words
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Article, Illustration91 1958-09-09 4 SEAH Chong Lee, the chief tenant of a house m Desker Road, was fined $50 m the City Court yesterday for erecting unauthorized wooden structures m the open space on the kitchen side of the house. Seah, who claimed trial to the charge, said the structures91 words
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Article42 1958-09-09 4 TOH Ah Cheng, 32. was remanded by the Singapore Ninth Magistrate Court yesterday after he pleaded not guilty to a charge of attempting to rob Tan Kirn Tean and causing hurt to him at Jalan Hwi \oh on Aug. .30.42 words
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259 1958-09-09 4 SINGAPORE POLICE are poised for a crack down on a new form of gambling. Called by its promoters the "Roll", it is based on the results of the races run by the various turf clubs m Malaya and Singapore. The "Roll", similar to the "off-the-course"259 words
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263 1958-09-09 4 Halt 'Squeeze' By Landlords -Plea To Govt SINGAPORE Government should consider j. tion for the control of rent on premises built September 1947, Independent Legislative AssemN* for Queenstown, Mr. Lee Choon Eng said yesterT Mr. Lee emphasized that legislation was necessary for the protection of post-war tenants against ''victimization and263 words
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156 1958-09-09 4 THE Singapore C:tv cil Senior Officers' Ad tion which claim, tod sent about 100 exoaa officers will be dissolve^ The decision w_* rJ its executive committee, meeting last night Thai elation s members mv on Friday to ratify the sion. I A spck»x-rnan156 words
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Article91 1958-09-09 4 CITY BODY APPROVES CHANGES A PROPOSAL trf jj the City Council Secrea was approved by the Tm and General PuflK* I mittee yesterday. According to the P' the p.-esent Secretariat cease to be a separa* partment and 1. wIDJ under the d.rect consn the Chief AteM-* Officer J The present91 words
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Article46 1958-09-09 4 A SINGAPORE havjg being punched and W robbed of a ral cash totalling v Watt Street, yesterday The hawker. Poh 26. was about to r>J^ food when sever, wm ed him. Four of the- assau- robbed him whi c three looked on.^^46 words
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Article149 1958-09-09 4 TOKYO will give a rousing welcome to the President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, when he flies to Japan shortly on a State visit, the woman behind the big reception, Mrs. Tomi W. Kora, said m Singapore yesterday. Mrs. Kora, an Independent member of149 words
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Article75 1958-09-09 4 TELUK ANSON, Mon. A padi-planter, Timun bin Hassan Morad, 59, who went to cut firewood was seriously injured when he was pinned beneath a large branch of a tree yesterday. The man was cutting wood at Sungei Keraw^ J miles from here. vW 4 cident occurred75 words
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Article216 1958-09-09 5 Aim Is To Create A Faster Flow On XL Highways KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Municipal Council, on the advice of the Traffic Advisory Committee, has decided to extend the present one-way system m central Kuala Lumpur. It is expected that this extension of the system would216 words
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119 1958-09-09 5 hungs Rob iner's Son In Ipoh vers' Park n jy A x^an and x were robbed L ar tths m broad Lj ronation Park— pot for overs— at >terday. -'c Mr. Wong (j a T ror. oh tin son*, and Miss Ong Kai L Chemor school--I■* police that Lptfr iralked119 words
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Article98 1958-09-09 5 lian Envoy ours The ast Coast 'A BAHRU, Hem bidi m High q q__ 3 Mi SLK Banerji, h, re todaj g hJjj Ec i. tour of Kelantan v the Kelantan N Craft Centre Uais _j and later ha. an P the Ri g pnt of Nj ace mpanied "by98 words
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231 1958-09-09 5 .2 E \i B H lT Mon Somc 40 employees of ened -t I Hos P»tal will not participate m the P ,l a. Employees Union. .fj w romenl j We aith Workers Siv^mf Ver <he a<*- a senior ■"Spa! who is r.' W.H.E.U. to231 words
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Article, Illustration70 1958-09-09 5 (Left): MR. K. THASARATHAPANY, a teacher at Mahmud English School, Raub, and Miss Sarojini Dcvi, a domestic science teacher at the Malay Women's Training College m Malacca, who were married m Malacca, recently. (Right): MR. K. V. SHANMUGAM. son of the late Mr. Kolanda Velu and his bride,70 words
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308 1958-09-09 5 Nominated Seats Until KL Is In Federal Control KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council will continue to have nominated seats until the Federation Government takes over control of the Municipality from the State Government later next year. The Standard learnt today that the Federation and State Governments have308 words
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128 1958-09-09 5 'MALAYAN CO-OP HAS GONE VERY FAR AHEAD' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Co-operative movement tn the Federation is very self-reliant and India could learn a great deal from the movement here, said the President of the Indian Coperative Union. Mrs. K. Chattopadhyay, here today. She was speaking at a tea party128 words
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Article36 1958-09-09 5 HONGKONG, Sept. 8. Special Standard Service Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were $16.06 to £1 Sterling, $5.81 to US$l; $1.84 to Malayan $1; $0.05 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $253.75 to a tael.36 words
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Article65 1958-09-09 5 CHIN Lin Tong, 23, was charged m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with causing grievious hurt to Lie Yuen Shen with a hammer at Shaik Madersah Lane between midnight and 1.40 a.m. on April 27 last year. He pleaded not guilty and was ordered to65 words
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180 1958-09-09 5 I.C.F.T.U. TO TAKE UP UNIONIST'S DISMISSAL KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Pakistan's delegate to the 4lh Asian Regional Conference of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, Mr. J. H. Shirazi, will take up at too ICFTU level the dismissal of a Kuala Lumpur trade unionist, Mr. A. B. Gomez, by the180 words
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97 1958-09-09 5 Union Exam Course To Help Members IPOH, Mon. The Perak branch of the Government Temporary Officers Union plans to hold special classes twice a week to help its member s prepare for their 'competency' examinations. These classes will enable members to study and understand government general orders and. other procedure97 words
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309 1958-09-09 5 Beware Of Vested Interests Ishak KOTA BAHRU. Mon. Minister for Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, warned the Malays of "certain vested interests who are trying to sabotage" his scheme of a co-operative movement which would change the economic pattern of life for the rural people. The Minister gave this309 words
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167 1958-09-09 5 BURGLARS RANSACK K.L. POST OFFICE SEREMBAN, Mon. Two men broke into the Birch Road Sub -Post Office early this morning, woke up the postmaster, ransacked the office and took away $900, stamps worth $3,000 and $200 worth dog licence tags. The Postmaster. Mr. G. A. Dass, was sleeping with his167 words
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Article83 1958-09-09 5 Warrants On Three Men Recalled KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Warrants of arrests against three Taiping men charged with assisting m the running of 1.000 character lottery at Kai Peng Road here on Sept. 6. was cancelled by Magistrate Inche Abdul Hamid today, when Ng Poh Cheng. 32, Scow Seng Sin, 44.83 words
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Article47 1958-09-09 5 A "MOON FESTIVAL" Dance, organized by the Women's Section of the Johore Bahru branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall on Sept. 26, from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tne Rhythm Kings Dance Band will be ln attendance.47 words
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Article46 1958-09-09 5 MALAYAN Ambassador to Jakarta, Indonesia, Inche Senu Abdul Rahman, gave a reception at the Embassy on first anniversary of Merdeka. Representating the Indonesian Government was Deputy Premier Hardi, who is seen exchanging toasts with the Malayan Envoy and Mrs. Senu Abdul Rahman. U.P.I. photo.U.P.I. - 46 words
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Article143 1958-09-09 5 1 WAN w as yes hi tn m ne Si^a:r,./.:; Court of a fro- to extort F< rl r assistant, r reai Putting H«m T: that r. w bar m from Wong l^r Changi Road on July 5 this year. Goh was also alleged to have143 words
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Article655 1958-09-09 6 Inquiry Told Of How SC Fired At Close Range IPOH. Mon. A Special Constable shot and wounded his superior officer Corporal Daud bin Mat Nordin who had earlier advised him not to be "harsh" to members of tue public. "The Special Constable accused Corporal Daud of655 words
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180 1958-09-09 6 THE Singapore City Council yesterday decided to give its expatriate officers a guarantee that they would pot lose anything m their Malayanization benefits should the value of the dollar depreciate m the future. Th* Council's Finance and General Purposes Committee yesterday decided that benefits accruing180 words
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Article60 1958-09-09 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon: The following have been elected 1958-59 office-bearers of the Women's International Club President Miss Winifred Talalla; Vice-President: Mrs. Lilian Legge; Hon. Secretary: Miss R. Gurubathan; Hon. Asst. Secretary: Miss Karuna Perera: Hon Treasurer: Miss Lim Ah Tai Committee: Miss P. G. Lim, Mrs. M.60 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-09-09 6 Mr. and Mrs. Mokhtiar Singh pictured after their recent wedding at the Sikh Temple m Kamunting, Taiping. The bride, the former Miss Sarjeet Kaur, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kartar Singh, of Kamunting. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Boota Singh (Bhindar)53 words
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333 1958-09-09 6 Stabbed Girl In Fit Of Passion, Man Bound Over PENANG, Mon. A coffee shop assistant, who, m a "fit of passion*' stabbed his former employer's daughter on the neck, chin, arm and finger after he had chased her with a knife, was told m the Magistrate's Court today that the333 words
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Article53 1958-09-09 6 ALOR STAR, Mon. Mat Hussain bin Lebai Din, 28, believed to be a padi-planter, was last night taken to the General Hospital here with a serious head injury He was found m unconscious by a neighbour m Kampong Jeram, 21 miles from here. The cause of the53 words
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215 1958-09-09 6 'Abstract Art Too Important To Ignore KUALA LUMPUR, Mon: Artists of Malaya soon will have an opportunity to study the theory and techniaue of abstract impressions from one of their colleagues wno i_ touring American art centres. The visiting artist is Inche Idris bin Haji Abdul Siiam, who will return215 words
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Article54 1958-09-09 6 PENANG. Mon. Seven-teen-year-old Lim Cheng Beng. was produced m the Magistrate's Court today on a charge of causing hurt to H'ng Ah Peng, with an axe, at Mount Pleasure. Tanjong Bungah, on Sept. 6. He claimed trial and the case was postponed to Sept. 15. Bail54 words
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197 1958-09-09 6 ALOR STAR, Mon.— A padi planter, Abdullah bin Jaffar, 45 today told Magistrate Tunku Zainol Abidin that on a night not long ago, he saw four persons, including three brothers m the dock, carrying a dead man m the bushes, not far from197 words
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Article62 1958-09-09 6 KOTA BHARU. Mon.— The High Commissioner for India, Mr. S. K. Banerji, who is on a three-day official visit to Kelantan, this morning had an audience with the Regent at Istana Balai Besar. He also visited the Kelantan Malay •Arts and Craft Centre. Tomorrow, Mr. Banerji,62 words
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Article, Illustration73 1958-09-09 6 SINGAPORE Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy gave a cocktail party on the occasion of his 40th birthday at his house. Visiting Colombo Plan Information officers and leading colony businessmen were invited. Picture shows from left: Mr. Batra. Mrs. A. A. Khan (wife ofStandardpic - 73 words
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Article140 1958-09-09 6 Army Holds Exercises In Sarawak FOLLOWING the successful training exercise last year m North Borneo by the British Army, arrangements have been made to hold a similar exercise m Sarawak. About 100 officers and men of the Ist Battalion, the Cheshire Regiment will arrive m Kuching on Sept. 19, for140 words
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Article138 1958-09-09 6 TEO CHWEE KWAN, the owner of a piece of land m Jalan Chengkek, who claimed trial to a charge of putting up an unauthorised building, told the City Magistrate that the prosecution had hauled up the wrong person. "I didn't put up the building.138 words
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Article96 1958-09-09 6 THE Archbishop of Singapore and Malacca, Msgr. M. Olcomendy, will bless and lay the foundation stone of the new Church of St. Bemadette at Zion Road (behind the Great World Park) on Sunday, at 4 p.m. The Federation, too. had to implement her five-year plan and "the implementation of96 words
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Article, Illustration40 1958-09-09 6 THE King takes the salute before inspecting the Kuard of honour mounted by the Sixth Battalion, Royal Malay Regiment, at Port Dickson marine jetty on Sunday when he reviewed the Royal Malayan Navy. Standardpic by Fah.40 words
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356 1958-09-09 6 U.S. TOLD: YOU CAN HELP OUT DEVELOPMENT KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— Malavan mba the United States. Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul i has told tbe United States "You can help us 7 m H for our development p'.an." The Ambassador made this suggestion m his broadcast recenUy over the Voice Of356 words
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Article24 1958-09-09 6 MISS Chan Yoke Ling, attached to the Children's Section of the Johore Social Welfare Department, is going on transfer to Ipoh on Friday24 words
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Article222 1958-09-09 6 Bangkok Bank To Open In KUALA LU_fp[J_ The Bangkok J establish its Ofm abroad with 3 fund of about fi m the Federal cal December. The HantgJncOfeJ Chin Sophonpan-c? Manager f< r F< che... Mr. Prayoon fi and the first Manage^ Kuala Lumpur brtS i Thong Vooh Ngauwal lock for222 words
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Article68 1958-09-09 6 PLAN FOR FULLER! S.E.A. LIFE COLOIVIBO Pl» J tion Officer, tfr. I :i jee, saya fcfcfcW desire to icbfc* M and a fuller life east Asian c lint-* 1 He said tfc.s > n f l, Malaya about tW Jj Plan Conference OD tion las. night. The Colombo Pjjji for68 words
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Article82 1958-09-09 6 GIRL PILLIC RIDER HURT A 15-YEAR -OU > schoolgirl who motor-cycle rid< *»Jj landed m hospital^ The motor-cycM a she was a P illio "«^j involved m a aC _f lies' a car at the 121 lands Road i vs t The girl Ang PfJ m 3ueen Street wji very82 words
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Advertisement92 1958-09-09 6 The world famous family of TIGER _R&vs"i3B£'va :»^vA^fl S«^_ iK]_oß_9S _I9Bv[^^%^S '''-'-x x-xv-x^M jflA g.-A^vc-^JK^l^-Ki _K_x_k_ _^K__-_fcX .v>XvXjJß ''•'*sS^_^K— s *.v- •••'•-•'-•X^BB _^__-_-_6_M_Bi»g->w_B_te-,-' > '•••^Bk. '■■■*fe 'i'HS __Bv^s^v*vx v&!-_B_£'^_i-_s^ Balashin Sai In The "New Look" Pack Very effective for Coughs, I ndigestion. Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness Stomachache, Foul Breath. ENG AUN92 words
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Article193 1958-09-09 7 HE DANCED AND THREW CHAIRS ABOUT PENANG, Mon. A bank accountant, who danced and threw chairs about m the New World Park on Saturday night was found to be drunk, the Magis--trate's Court was told today. Douglas Ernest Steadman pleaded guilty to a charge of being found drunk and behaving193 words
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147 1958-09-09 7 Cut Foreign Investment Socialists IPOH, Mon.— The Socialist Youth League yesterday urged the Alliance Government to restrict foreign investment m Malaya m order to encourage and foster the development of local industries. The resolution, passed at he two-day conference of the League at Jubilee Park, stated that this would put147 words
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Article101 1958-09-09 7 SEVEN LEAVE FOR UN ASSEMBLY KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Four Malayan representatives to the United Nations Assembly at New York left here by air today. They are Dato Haji Mohmed Nor bin Omar, the permanent Chairman of the UMNO, Mr. Yeoh Cheang Keng, Dato Haji Miol Ariffin bin Alwi and Mr.101 words
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Article98 1958-09-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Selangor had two fatal trafiic accidents m the last two days one m Klang and another cne on the Kuala Lumpur Klang Road. Police reported today. Huah Lian Chew died after a car accident at the Batu Tiga Ro?d on Saturday. A woman98 words
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82 1958-09-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malayan Trade Union Council will be asked to investigate allegations of "favouritism" regarding scholarships and overseas trips for Federation trade unionists, The Standard learnt today. The matter will be brought up at the delegates' conference next month. It is also82 words
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Article, Illustration45 1958-09-09 7 Study Grant Winner EIGHTEEN -YEAR. OLD Choy Kum Ming of the Anderson School, Ipoh, who obtained a Perak Non -Malay scholarship to study Civil Engineering m Britain. Mr Choy, who will be leaving shortly, is the eldest son of Mr. Choy Kok San of Ipoh.45 words
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Article73 1958-09-09 7 Pneumonia Death Toll Goes Up KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Death toll from pneumonia m the Federation during the week ending Aug. 23 has risen with 17 fatalities out of 46 cases, latest statistics revealed today. There were 13 deaths and 59 similar cases during the previous week. The number of deaths73 words
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Article178 1958-09-09 7 PENANG, Mon. Two-thousand-six-hundred students of the Han Chiang High School m Green Lane welcomed their new headmaster, Professor Fong Hok Li, 57, at today's opening of the new school term. During the past nine months, Mr. C. Y. Lo acted as headmaster. At 8 a.m.178 words
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Article205 1958-09-09 7 Varsity Wants To Know Number For Training A COMMISSION should be set up immediately to inquire into the educational needs of Singapore, the acting Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, Professor R. D. Purchon, said yesterday. Prof. Purchon said that there was a vital necessity to find out;205 words
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198 1958-09-09 7 Party May Close Down For Lack Of Funds MALACCA, Mon. The Malayan Party here may soon wind up its activities oecause of lack of funds, it is iearnt from political sources today. Since its inception two years ago. the party had found it difficult to carry on its activities due198 words
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Article54 1958-09-09 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The deputy chairman of the Johore State War Committee, Mr. J. L. H Davis, will sail for England shortly on long leave. He will be accompanied by his wife and four children. Mr. Littlejohn of the "Tiger War Committee" will take54 words
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115 1958-09-09 7 KAMALA CLUB OPENING BY LADY GOODE LADY GOODE. wile of the Singapore Governor, Sir William Goode, paid tribute to thc women of the Colony when she opened the new premises of the Kamala Club m Balestier Road. She said that the Club had come a 'long way" since the foundation115 words
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Article149 1958-09-09 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were:— Bayers Sellers Spot 80S 811 R.S.S No. 1 811 811 R.S.S. No. 1 (Oct.) 81| 82 R.S.S. No. 2 791 80* R.S.S. No. 3 77 77* Tone: Quiet. The tin price m Singapore was $3695 per picul149 words
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62 1958-09-09 7 Youth Pleads Guilty To Theft Charge KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Maniam, 19. of Kampong Semarang was today convicted by Sessions Court President, Tuan Sheikh Abdul Rahman, for breaking into the Robinson and Company here on Aug. 21. Maniam pleaded guilty and sentence was postponed to Sept. 16. He took from the62 words
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169 1958-09-09 7 THE World Assembly of Youth have unanimously adopted the "Young Workers Charter" at the third general assembly held at New Delhi from Aug. 3—14, said the leader of the Singapore delegation, Mr. V. Rajaratnam at the Youth Council Secretariat yesterday. Five new countries were169 words
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Article, Illustration23 1958-09-09 7 THE new British Council Representative m Singauore. Mr. D. Hardwick. will arrive m the Colony by the Carthage on Sept. 16.23 words
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199 1958-09-09 7 QUIET MAN' IS FREED ON CHARGE OF MURDER CHIN UN TONG, 23. described ln the Singapore Assize Court as a "quiet man", was yesterday acquitted on a charge of murdering Yong Chat Chong m a house m Shaikh Madersah Lane at 12.30 a.m. on April 27, last year. The jury199 words
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Article73 1958-09-09 7 THE Acting Chief Justice of Singapore, Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah, on Saturday visited the Criminal District and Magistrate's Courts m South Bridge Road. He was accompanied on his visit by the District Judge, Mr. D. C. D'Cotta. Mr. R. B. I. Pates, a magistrate and73 words
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Article57 1958-09-09 7 I TAN Tiong Keng, 21, was remanded by a Singapore Magistrate's Court on Saturday after he pleaded guilty to a charge of robbery and causing hurt. The prosecution alleged that he robbed Tan Siew of $6 at Moulmein Road off Balestier Road and caused hurt to57 words
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Miscellaneous443 1958-09-09 7 prog.. 6.53 D-m. Region*, j an_MH_P nouncements. 6.54 p.m. Spore flTafJsP*vli_^Hfl]_TH Share Market report. 7.00 p.m. fITM l________________i___m Time Signal and News. 7.10 p m. fl fl News Talk. p.m. Music Maga__9_SlSW9 P-m. 20 Questions. 800 m\miWM__m)_\\ p.m. The Maiayanaires 8.30 p.m. l|2ig|i|l Music and Verse (September Edi- tion) 9.00443 words
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Advertisement894 1958-09-09 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel: *****/6. *****/4 132/6, Robinson Rood TMI BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTN AMCRICAN SERVICE HiitaJt, Boston. New York, Baltimore. Philadelphia Cult Perls. Spore P. Sham Penang MYRMIDON 17/25 Oct 26 Oct 27/2 B Oct Carriers opHon to pieceed etn ethet ports to lead eng discharge cargo NORTH894 words
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Advertisement1063 1958-09-09 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD dc CO.. LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated m Singapore! H* ,ln •ST THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINGS fe LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW LONDON fr CONTININtAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargc (via Sees with liberty to proceed via Panama ot Cape1,063 words
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Advertisement948 1958-09-09 8 MITSUI TJJ LINE Spore P. Sham Penong FOR JAPAN Hakubasan Mam 19Sept 16Sept Manjusan Maru 20 Sopt Asumasan Maru 24 Sapt 22 Sopt 20Sept FOR U.S.A. vi<» SUEZ For New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore via Bombay. Arimoson Mora 14 Sept 16 Sept ETA. N. York 29 Oct FOR U.S.A. via PACIFIC948 words
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Advertisement535 1958-09-09 8 EAST ASIATIC UNH HOMEWARDS Sailings tee Aden, Port Said. Gem* Rotterdam. Bremen, namntirg, uopennogen Goth»a_^ Spore PS'lum "KINA" w»u* Calling Gdynio "SELANDIA" mrntm natt* J Passenger Accommodation Available. "BUSUANGA" mm t/so. Calling Gdynia "SONGKHLA" mm "FALSTRIA" mmm J I OUTWARDS Sailings for Bangkok and far FAR EAST Penang P.S'hom "PATAGONIA-535 words
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173 1958-09-09 9 Sarawak Interest in Brazil lut Plant N(i Mon. ia being shown m F esS J \%i rs to Sarawak P 5 ,U Q W ing of Brazil pB ipects" for per ticularl-" it •ie Rejang I ts imate ann ar c similar Amazon delta tree, ac- from one introduo I173 words
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Article96 1958-09-09 9 USS $71 M. Export Surplus i ).V. I Setf —A Japan's p. r I -en Atg Bank I.] an ar I the Finan si announce I jointly r redit for export l"Ss2li or n Tease over the i v. iii{ etters r- jf-p arno p»ted 551.13.800. r a f: SS96 words
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Article214 1958-09-09 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday Fraser and Neave ords $2.77. immediate, $2.77; Gammon $1.48. $149; Hammer $1.70; Hongkong Bank $400 overnight; Hume iprefs A5/1 overnight; M. Breweries Deb. 86c overnight, 87c; M. Cement $1.34, $1.35; McAlister $1.41; M. Box $1/70; Robinson ords $1.62. to214 words
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Article126 1958-09-09 9 Rubber Slips Cent PAJITIAL easing of the Formosan tension resulted m the Singapore rubber price dropping half cent yesterday to close at 8U cents for International first grade September. The market opened lower despite better overseas advices and at the lower levels, liquidation was well absorbed. Lower sheet interest was126 words
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90 1958-09-09 9 All Sections Of Shares Quietly Steady ALL sections of the Malayan share market were quietly steady yesterday. Turnover was small. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers M. Cement 1*34 1.38 M. Colls. 0.85 088 Nfetal Box 1.70 1.75 S. Cold Storage 0.88 0.90 Straits90 words
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Article88 1958-09-09 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Sent. Oct. UKContinent $32} buyers $331 sellers; coconut oil m oulk $50} sellers, m drums $53. sellers. Muntok white pepper $127 sellers; Sarawak white $126 sellers; Special Sarawak black $75. Singapore Copra Association Rosins prices fair merchantable88 words
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Article48 1958-09-09 9 U.S. exports of cotten (all types) m May this year were 553.000 bales of 500 pounds gross (535,000 running bales). This was an increase of 6 nercent from April exports of 524,000 bales, though less than the 692,000 bales exported m May last year.48 words
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Article123 1958-09-09 9 A COLLECTION of the world's best rubber types was available for planting m Papua and New Guinea, the Minister for Territories. Mr. P. Hasluck. said recently. He said it was hoped that the use of high yielding varieties of rubber, together with the financial assistance provided123 words
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Article60 1958-09-09 9 Rubber outputs of the following companies for last month we r e: Amalgamated Malay Estates Lt. 81,300 lb. The Borelli Rubber Co. Ltd. 84,000 lb. Connemara Lim ted 73.000 lb. The New Serendah Rubber Co. Ltd. 78,000 lb. Bassett Rubber Co. Ltd. 34,--500 lb. Kuala Sidim Rubber Co.60 words
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Article43 1958-09-09 9 Crops harvested last month and announced by the foliowcompanies: Benta Rubber Co.. Ltd. 113,000 lb. Jeram Kuantan Rubber Estate Ltd. 72.000 lb. Kundong Ruober Estate Ltd. 44.420 lb. Mentakab Rubber Co., Ltd. 70,--000 lb. Sungei Bagan Ruober Co., Ltd. 189,000 lb.43 words
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Article368 1958-09-09 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Administrators of the Federation's smallholders' replanting scheme are finding means to plug a loophole m present regulations which enable big land holders to replant under the scheme and escape paying cess.. Refererlce to this is made m the 1957 Report of the368 words
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Article, Illustration101 1958-09-09 9 Firm Oders New Type Helicopter THE first order for a Fairey Rotodyne helicopter has been placed by a Canadian firm, it was announced at Farnborough air show. The news came from the President and Managing Director of the firm, who said the aircraft would be used on passenger services between101 words
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Article52 1958-09-09 9 JAPAN may have a bumper rice crop this year, if weather continues favourable, according to a recent report. This is indicated by unofficial surveys made on thei 1958 crop. Indications are that production might exceed the 1957 crop, officially estimated at 31,400.000,000 lb. rough rice, by52 words
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Article34 1958-09-09 9 OUTPUTS from estates and mines m the Guthrie group announced for August are: rubber 7,416,100 lb.; tea (black) 119,000 lb.; palm oil 1,796 tons', palm kernels 506 tons; tin ore 458 tons.34 words
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Article34 1958-09-09 9 Turkey's 1958 grain harvest is estimated to be only slightly below the large 1957 harvest. The prospective production, together with carryover stocks, will more than meet domestic requirements for grains.34 words
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Article34 1958-09-09 9 REPRESENTATIVES of airlines and travel firms m Singa. pore yesterday saw a film "Mountain Megic", screened at the Shaw Theatrette m Robinson Road, under the sponsorship of Swissair, the Swiss national airline.34 words
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192 1958-09-09 9 FOR the first time, atomic energy has been successfully used to vulcanize an automobile tyre, the B.F. Goodrich Company announced m Akron. Ohio, recently. Vulcanization, the basic process m the manufacture of tyres, and all other rubber products, is normally accomplished through the use192 words
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304 1958-09-09 9 INDIANS ARE KEEN IN INDUSTRY PLANNING friiunivt* And Vinuntvrvv I SIX Indian business firms m Singopore have expressed interest m launching into industry, it was revealed yesterday by chairman of Colony's Indian Chamber of Commerce, Mr. K. M. Abdul Razak. This is m response to Mr. Razak's recent appeal to304 words
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Article123 1958-09-09 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following efiKE* J ts rat mci? chants yesterday: •muni Y r buying. T.T. lir U 3i o? D 32 13/16, 90 days trade ma bm s 33 bUIS 33 1/16 9 p a nada: buying, T.T. 32. O.D. S_A4?°u?i ayS o123 words
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Article128 1958-09-09 9 ALTHOUGH tin consumption m the United Kingdom for the first three months this year was at a low level, figures just released for the second quarter show a slow rise m most of the U.K. tin-using trades. This indicates a gradual revival m demand after128 words
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Article66 1958-09-09 9 MALTA will be able to dry dock any ship which can now pass through the Suez Canal, when modernisations being undertaken by the U.K dry dockers and ship repairers, C. H. Bailey, are completed. The firm will have one dock capable of drydocking ships of 80,00066 words
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Article51 1958-09-09 9 AUSTRALIA would supply 11,000 tons of flour as Colombo Plan aid m the year to June. 1959. The Ceylon Government confirmed that it would buy 30,000 tons of flour from Australia this year. In 1959 and 1960 Ceylon would buy 100, 000 tons of flour from51 words
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281 1958-09-09 9 WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 All signs point to a rising trend m U.S. trade with other countries, according to economists who are convinced that coincident with the rise m U.S. economic activity, the recent slight dip m U.S. merchandise imports and exports is about over.281 words
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Article34 1958-09-09 9 EGYPT'S 1958-59 cotten acreage, according to the first official estimate issued m July, is 1,977,000 acres.. This represents an increase of five percent from the 1957--58 area of 1,888,000 acres34 words
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Article, Illustration165 1958-09-09 9 Pledge To Increase Oil Output MR. RAZAK LONDON, Sept. 8 (UPI) —The Iraq Government of Brigadier Abdul Karim Kassem has given fresh pledges to honour existing international oil agreements and has outlined plans for doubling the country's oil output. The assurance were given to Mr. G.H. Herridge, managing director of165 words
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Article97 1958-09-09 9 I NEW YORK. Sept. 8 A co-operative research programme to discover new uses for lead and zinc and thus widen markets for the metals is being undertaken by a group of 19 producers of four continents The programme's operations will be directed by the industry development97 words
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Article, Illustration83 1958-09-09 9 THIS section of the fuselage of Britain's new A.W. 650 Argosy an aircraft designed for economical passenger and freight transport over a 3,000-mile range— is one of the many up-to-the-minute exhibits seen at the Farnborough Air Display m Hampshire, England. Here, an operator Is seen83 words
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Miscellaneous196 1958-09-09 9 OUTER ROADS 'Hwa. Tiong An. Pacific 1, Sin Oulida, Waingapoe. Calt. Hong Ho, Kah Kheng Hin Dublin, Malay, Hg. Silverwave. Cheong, Indari. Kajang. Sedili. Shun Hing, Virginia Lykes. Calt. 9. Kuala Tungkal. Seladang. Burnside, Statius Sumpitan. Sunon. Tiong Bee. Jensen, Angkorwat. Prince Tapah, Sletter, Lasem. Hong Tat. Salvor, Floreta, Hock196 words
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Advertisement1596 1958-09-09 10 THE INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED, MADRAS. I Balance Sheet as at 31st December, 1957 ■ji Corresponding figures for Corresponding figures for mmt-mwmTV amd a__ET_ t__ _m 1947 1956 CAPITAL AND LIABILITIES R». "P R«. "P. 1947 1956 PROPERTY AND A»ITS Rt. I Rt. ii immimm^^^^^^^^^^^^ mi^ ***** l I CAPITAL*1,596 words
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Article78 1958-09-09 11 VE WILL DO IT IIS TIME MR.SOH f;xP 0RE«i!l make Pf-n-in- »W J Kuala U 'colon v t^ m vi, J team- sasasw' hy (.hee uil! ftf Seel Yew Mi!rn i>,iri itin rmm Kahmat; im mm i f K«k (Man Johan: Ihftgsaa Tahir v .mr X Quah L M pollah78 words
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Article140 1958-09-09 11 United arts With 1-8 Win be Bahm United; 7,-.. rpy season Ltog University of x points i three f-- md a try)! gr. utd a try) j v~: match at Bukit j ie a. j y to« S I T Rfl hr* juartei CnsOa I The: were V p "C140 words
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Article49 1958-09-09 11 Police Win adminton rr c Deal Regimcaal ooe m the Malayan -v.- badf c al h p rlill v force m Ni i r playen Spj Ahf l_~_ Ibrai rr k neai fi 15-2 »3L3 Mohamed Md Cpl Nai "amzah and fc* PC. An IL c -st to Cp49 words
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Article, Illustration294 1958-09-09 11 ALL-STAR ASIAN TEAM TO TACKLE THE WORLD KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Member nations of the Asian Football Confederation will shortly be called upon to submit their nominations for the creation of an All Star Asian soccer team. A Sub-Committee of the Confederation headed by Mr. C. S. Wang of Hongkong, has294 words
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Article85 1958-09-09 11 MEET MX. SportsmanCharles C. Sportsman, an American basketball and track coach. Mr. Sportsman arrived by P.A. A. yesterday. He is here to conduct four months' coaching for sportsmen m the Federation under an educational exchange programme. Mr. Sportsman is no ordinary sportsman. He held the North Texas85 words
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Article, Illustration83 1958-09-09 11 AT the Station Chapel. RAF Tengah last Saturday, LAC Max Bramley married LACW Maxine Bonnett. The couple are attached to the Royal New Zealand Air Force. LAC Bramley has represented the RNZAF at rugby and had also been promin- ent m Softball and indoor basketball. The bride83 words
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Article, Illustration90 1958-09-09 11 A FOUR-MAN Malayan students' team outclassed a jour-man team of New South Wales stars m a badminton challenge tournament m Sydney recently. The Malayans won six of the seven matches. The tournament will take place every year as a celebration m honour of Merdeka. The Malayan Trade Commissioner90 words
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Article220 1958-09-09 11 CRICKETER OF THE YEAR MRS. NIXON DONATES TROPHY KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Best Cricketer of the year will be named this Sunday but Mrs. Dorothy Nixon, who is donating the trophy, wants the identity of the winner to be kept a secret until the presentation is made In donating the220 words
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Article79 1958-09-09 11 THE 45th Automobile, Cycle and Motorcycle Paris Show will take place between Oct. 2 and 12. This display, one of the oldest and the most important of its kind, will this year coincide with the Brussels International Exhibition. This will be a wonderful occasion for all79 words
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Article34 1958-09-09 11 PENANG, Mon.— Leader of the All-Malaya UMNO Youth movement, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, will declare open the Penang UMNO sports meet at the City stadium here on Saturday.34 words
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Article31 1958-09-09 11 SINGAPORE Cricket Club 'B beat Saint Andrew's Old Boys by nine points (two tries and a penalty) to five (a goal) m a rugger match on the padang yesterday.31 words
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Article522 1958-09-09 11 Malay Woman Takes Part In Sprint IPOH. Mon. Saw Kirn Thiat, Selangor's ace motor-racer, driving his sleek $27,000 Mercedes 300 SL, flashed over the finish at nearly 100 m.p.h. to clock the fastest time of the day m the Perak Motor Club's half mile 'Merdeka' sprint522 words
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Article182 1958-09-09 11 Teacher Wins Perak B'ton Title IPOH, Mon.— School-teacher S Othman of Tambun took the Perak Malays 1958 badminton singles title when he outplayed M. A. S. Akbar of Taiping m straight sets at the conclusion of the championships held m the Perak BA. hall last night. Othman won m straight182 words
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Article133 1958-09-09 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The annual Malayan Sikhs Sports Council's hockey tournament for the Ipoh Police Gurudwara Cup will be held at Seremban. The Sikhs Council has requested the Negri Sembilan Sikh Union to organize the tourney. Negri has agreed to hold the competition and has133 words
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Article, Illustration813 1958-09-09 11 AT THE WIC.KF.T WITH NORMAN YARDLEY I REFUSE to be critical of the poor New Zealanders. I feel too embarrassed about this dreadful summer they have had to endure Skipper John Reid was telling me this week that the y have spent more than813 words
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Article168 1958-09-09 11 A FINE 'hattrick' by ventre forward Seyed Ahmad enabled Singapore Guard Regiment to win the M.O.R. Cup final m the Singapore Base District soccer competition when they beat REME Training Centi e by three goals to nil at TangI lin yesterday. REME dominated most of the168 words
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Article62 1958-09-09 11 THE TEAM to represent the Young Men's Sikh Association m a friendly hockey match against the University of Malaya tomorrow at Bukit Timah will be selected from the following Suppiah, Avtar Singh, Gurucharan Singh, Anoop Singh, Sarboo, Mohinder Singh, Leo Nathan, Dalip Singh, A jit Singh,62 words
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Article52 1958-09-09 11 A GOAL midway m the second half by Gifrnam Singh enabled the Young Men's Sikh Association to hold the Singapore Recreation Club to a oneall draw m a friendly hockey match on the padang yesterday. R. Desker scored for the Recs m the tenth minute of52 words
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Article98 1958-09-09 11 $3,000,000 For Horse Of The Year NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (Reuter).— Mr. Leslie Combs, of Lexington, Kentucky, yesterday paid a million dollars (£357,150 sterling) for a three-quarter interest m the four-year-old Gallant Man, one of :he top contenders for the title of American 'horse of the year' for 1958. It98 words
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Article89 1958-09-09 11 ROME, Sept 8 (Reuter)— Herb Elliott, the Australian middle distance runner, left for Sydney v:a Singapore today after his fantastic two-months tour of Europe. During the visit, Elliott shattered the world records for the mile and the 1.500 metre? and picked up two Empire Games gold89 words
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Miscellaneous53 1958-09-09 11 SINGAPORE SOCCER: Junior Cup Badan Kesenian vs Suknramai S.C, Geylang, 5.15 p.m. KUALA LUMPUR SOCCER: J KO.C SCA A vs. Postal Union. Ipoh Road. Batu Cantonment rs. Railways Sentul, Imbi Road. IPOH SOCCER: R.DY. Cwp final: Loyal Regiment vs. P.CR.C, Chinese Assembly Hall Ground. TELOK ANSON SOCCER: ACS. vs. Rangers53 words
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Article, Illustration50 1958-09-09 12 FLASH Elorde (left) successfully defended his Orient lightweight title when he was given a unanimous decision over Hisao Kobayashi over 12 rounds at Tokyo's Korakuen Gymnasium on Sept. 2. This was Elorde's first defence of the crown which he recaptured from Hiroshi Okawa m March. PA Photo.50 words
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Article321 1958-09-09 12 MILWAUKEE. Wisconsin. Sept 8 (UPI) Three newcomers showed up m the National Boxing Association's top ten boxing ratings for August, and several veterans moved up or regained a rating m the list. Heavyweight Sonny Liston, middleweight Jimmy Beecham, and welterweight Rudell Stitch made their321 words
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Article126 1958-09-09 12 NAIROBI, Sept. 8 (Reuter) Kenya Kongonis were beaten by 119 runs by the South African non-European cricket tourists here yesterday. The Kongonis were left three hours to get 244 m their second innings to win, and totalled 124, Williams capturing six for 49. Resuming126 words
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Article556 1958-09-09 12 Red China Left Because 1.0.C Stuck To Its Rules Against Politics Mayer LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Sept 8 (UPI) Communist China withdrew from the International Olympic Committee not because of any wrong suffered but only because the 1.0.C. stuck to its rules against politics m the Olympic556 words
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Article182 1958-09-09 12 Work Starts On Games Village PERTH, West Australia. Sept. 8 (Reuter)— Perth is al.eady planning a "show place" Empire village for the athletes who will compete m the Empire and Commonweal :h Games here m 1962. The village will form a new suburb to be built on high ground overlooking182 words
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136 1958-09-09 12 Expulsion Orders For Nine Players RANGOON, Sept. 8 (Reuter) Matches arranged between the South China football team of Hongkong and Burma teams have been cancelled. Immigration authorities last night served expulsion orders on nine piayers of the China team, including the goalkeeper. The expulsion orders followed resh representations by the136 words
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621 1958-09-09 12 AUBREY HIGGS - Sir Humphrey's Alcide Is Made A 2-1 On Favourite In St. Leger AUBREY HIGGS By LONDON. Sept. 8. (Reuter) —In the absence of Irish, French and Italian opposition. Newmarket trained ALCIDE has been made a 2 l on favourite for the St. Leger, final classic of the English turf season,621 words
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243 1958-09-09 12 TOKYO, Sept. 8 (UPI) Japan's star swimmer Tusyoshi Yamanaka yesterday broke the official world standard of 2..05.2 for the 200 metres freestyle as he clocked 2:03.6 as leadoff man for Waseda University m the 800 metre relay m the final event of the three-day 1958243 words
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Article, Illustration860 1958-09-09 12 WILLIAM NEWMAN - WILLIAM NEWMAN By FOREST HILLS, New York, Sept. 8 (Reuter) Ashley Cooper (Australia) and Miss Althea Gibson (United States) both completed notable 'doubles' here yesterday when they added the American Lawn Tennis singles titles to their Wimbledon chamCooper upset the experts' forecastUPI - 860 words
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Article89 1958-09-09 12 HELSINKI, Sent. 8 (Reuter) —Finland beat Sweden by 232 points to 177 m a two-day athletics meeting which ended here yesterday. Dan Waern, of Sweden, scored a fine double, winning the 1,500 metres m 3 mins. 42 2 sees, and the 800 metres m one89 words
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Article93 1958-09-09 12 Opposite Will Co From Japan DARWIN BepttJ —Australian >*'■** face strong opp the Japan* se »J Rome Olymmc, oas Mr. Berge Phi.^' of the Australian" team to the receGames on his *-y with the team >£J The team retunj tour of the Fttj they swam m -»*J kong and Formosa.93 words
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Article51 1958-09-09 12 MONZA. Kaly. gj —Tony Brooks oi 4 ing a 2.^ n c d Va the 29th Grand rjjj auto rare here > rf j Mike Hawthorn jj a Ferrari. as yt n secured cnougn J jhim a comman^ world driving c n *J Phil Hl \frT^ SUtes. m51 words
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176 1958-09-09 12 SYDNEY, (New South Wales) Mon -i middleweight champion Clive Stewart m Vaughn of the United States will meet m the battle at Sydney Stadium on September I outpointed the Australian m Sydney on Aug! one of the greatest fights of recent years As a176 words
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Article, Illustration20 1958-09-09 13 JEAN BURNS AT THE STAKE 1 L 4 _HF_y|Si_K_r^M_B_^_M_w_«_«___M_vAw«_ 1 1 y. r— __1_— -___-___W-_______m mi ii i u__ft__v_— JB_—20 words
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Article292 1958-09-09 13 A NEAR-TRAGEDY, the burning of Jean Seberg during shooting of the Joan-at-the stake sequence, will be seen on the screen m Otto Preminger's film version of Bernard Shaw's "Saint Joan. Despite injury to the young actress, the actual burning scene is m the pic-ture-while aides went to her rescue,292 words
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129 1958-09-09 13 Teenager Plays Down His AgeLooks 12 A CTOR who doesn't mind being refused admission to an adults only film is 19-year-old Melvyn H.yes who secretly returned from his first overseas location with the OPERATION AMSTERDAM unit. For not looking his age is a profitable business for him. "It is much129 words
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308 1958-09-09 13 Jerry Produces, Stars In New Comedy WHEN Jerry Lewis tried to locate pretty newcomer Connie Stevens to tell her she'd been selected as his leading lady m "Rock-a-bye Baby." his York production, she had disappeared. The Paramount casting department plus her father. Teddy Stevens, kept the telephone wires hot trying308 words
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Article188 1958-09-09 13 WORLD War II can boast of many famous EPICS, when men were at their best m courage, fortitude and strength, and one of the most outstanding was the mass evacuation of thousands of Allied soldiers at Dunkirk. That great event has been relived on the screen by188 words
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Miscellaneous696 1958-09-09 13 TODAY'S QUOTATION: _W____\ "The best time to have I _k_^^9 __\m children is when yon are I HMUa enough to spank them I young enough to be I !"_!__^^__^V able —Mareelene Cox Ipi f___m il^l TUESDAY FOR EVERY- I B_B_B l_H B_i ONE: Daytime lends itself I WISH progress I696 words
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Article134 1958-09-09 14 VATICAN CITY, Scot. 8, (UPl)—Pope Pius XII has writ- ni, 4« ten an encyclical letter to Chinese bishops and Catholics denouncing the Communist Chinese Government's claims to appoint bishops m its territory, informed Vatican sources said. The sources said the Pontiff had intended to publish the134 words
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Article689 1958-09-09 14 MAC HAS EMERGENCY TALKS ON RIOTS I Won't Tolerate It In Jamaica Chief Minister LONDON, Sept. 8 (UPI) Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and three members of his cabinet met m Emergency talks on Britain's flaring race problem, yesterday at his county residence, Chequers. At the talks were Home Secretary R.A.689 words
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Article, Illustration202 1958-09-09 14 20,000 STUDENTS STONE POLICE BANGKOK, Sept. 8 (UPI) A giant demonstration against CambctJia erupted into a rock-throwing fight between 20,000 University students and one thousand police on Sunday. An estimated 100 students and 15 policemen were injured m the hour-lon* riot which came at the end of the biggest demonstration202 words
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80 1958-09-09 14 British Star To Divorce Her Husband THE Milan newspaper, IL Girono, according to UPI said on Sunday that British actress. Dawn Adams, has decided to divorce her Italian husband, Prince Vittorio Massimo. The Prince, now 47, and Miss Adams, 28, were married m 1953. They have a son. Stafano. 3.80 words
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Article105 1958-09-09 14 BEIRUT. Seat. 8 (UPI) Extremists have again deepened the divisions rending this capital by a new assassination attempt against Premier Sami Solh and the Gunning of President Camille Chamoun's offduty driver and bodyguard. Premier Solh's would-be assassins mined a mountain bridge above Beirut and I lew105 words
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Article43 1958-09-09 14 LONDON, Sept. 8 (UPI) The Foreign Office has announced that the Sultan of Muscat and Oman. Said bin Taimur, has transferred the territory of Gwadur to Pakistan. The transfer, made "as a gesture of goodwill." will be from yesterday.43 words
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Article, Illustration214 1958-09-09 14 CASAMICCIOLA, Ise of Ischia, Sept. 9 (UPI) A niece of former British Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, on Saturday became the wife of an Italian ferryboat engineer. The wedding of pretty Amelia Eden, 25. to handsome Giovanni Borrelli climaxed a real-life love story that214 words
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Article43 1958-09-09 14 AUSTRALIAN External Affairs Minister Richard G. Casey said on his arrival m Washington that it would be "most valuable" to have discussion with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles on the Formosa situation when he confers with him on Tuesday.—U.P.l43 words
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Article63 1958-09-09 14 CARACAS Venezuela, Sept. 8 (Reuter)— A curfew was imposed m Caracas during the night following an unsuccessful attempt by a Venezuelan Army group to overthrow the Government by force. Dr. Numa Quevedo, Minister of the Interior, m the ruling Junta explained that the measure was mainly63 words
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Article30 1958-09-09 14 ST. TROPEZ. French Riviera, Sept. 8 (Reuter).— France's "sex kitten." film star Brigitte Bardot and guitarist Sacha Distel are planning to marry. Brigitte's secretary told Reuter today.30 words
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215 1958-09-09 14 13 GHOSTLY FIGURES IN ROBES AT ALTAR SEDGLEY, Staffordshire. Sept. 8, (Reuter)— Ghostly figures of 13 people m medieval robes have shown up on a colour picture taken of the deserted high altar of Winchester Cathedral, an amateur photographer claimed here yesterday. Mr. T.L. Taylor, 42, an electrical engineer, said215 words
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413 1958-09-09 14 A SIN TO BE YOUNG, PRETTY AND HAPPY By JOSEPH FLEMING BERLIN, Sept. 8 (UPl)— Eight hundred Soviet zone girls were m disgrace, because they are "young, pretty and happy." and the East German State-run "Defa" Film Company is under attack because it seemed to place value on youth, looks413 words
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31 1958-09-09 14 BOY carries a girl through the crowd after she is knocked down m a scuffle m Bramley-road, Notting Hill Gate during the racial riots. Mirrorpic.31 words
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Article, Illustration156 1958-09-09 14 WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. (UPI) Mr. Roy Wilkins. Executive Director of* the National Association for the Advancement of Coloured People, predicted that the Supreme Court will order immediate renewal of school integration at Little Rock. Arkansas. Mr. Wilkin s emphasized that he had no inside information but was156 words
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112 1958-09-09 14 Bride Wore Jeans, Groom Underpants LONDON. Sept. 8, Reuter) Bridegroom Philip Narbeth, 24, and his best man swam to church m their underpants on Saturday, the Sunday Dispatch reports. The bride, Maureen Feiley, 22, waded through the floods, and turned up. soaked to the waist, m a pair of jeans.112 words
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Article193 1958-09-09 14 THE harbours of Alexandria and of Latakia, m Syria, are reopened to night-time navigation. They had been closed between dusk and dawn since last .July because of the tense Middle East situation. Reuter. INDONESIAN Foreign Minister, Mr. Subandrio, will attend the United Nations General Assembly session opening Sept. 16193 words
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281 1958-09-09 14 Peace In S-E As As Remote Tods As Four Years As MANILA, Sept. 8 (UPI) The South J Treaty Organization marks its fourth anniv«_3 with peace within the treaty area as remo_f_ eight nations joined hands m Manila safety" on Sept. 8, 1954. 1 ~J3 Diplomatic observers feared the "too281 words
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Article165 1958-09-09 14 ICELAN FIRM OF DISPUT W£ SHALL N J MAKE A RitU REYKJAVIK fa, mi 8, (Beuter)— Mr. Hera nasson. the Ire Minister, $a:c. j mcnt on the fisheries i "We shall never retiw our decision to mile limit." He said I j resorted to arms 1 extended Umi1 country's me;165 words
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