The Straits Times, 21 January 1958
1958-01-21
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Title Section20 1958-01-21 1 The Straits Times avi n\i.r n\n v CEnTiFiEn saie fvcffos 80,000 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1958 15 CENTS20 words
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541 1958-01-21 1 JAKARTA TRADE SHOCK $500,000 guarantee Wo definite rule' THOUSANDS OF SINGAPORE SEAMEN MAY LOSE JOBS Sailings cancelled in face of 'use legal ports or forfeit cash* ultimatum Bank barter guarantees demanded DRAMATIC moves taken yesterday by the Indonesian Government threaten to freeze all sea-borne traffic between Singapore and Indonesian barter541 words
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Article71 1958-01-21 1 PEACE— AFTER 16 YEARS JAKARTA. Mon.- The Ja pane.se Foreign Minister. Mr. Allchiro Fujiyama, and his party were guests of the Indonesian Government to night at a dinner to cele j brate the signing of the In- 1 donesian Japanese Peac" t.ons Treaty and War Reparat.ons agreement. The signing ceremonyReuter - 71 words
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Article, Illustration457 1958-01-21 1 900 MILES IN 56 DAYS ANOTHER 1,200 MILES TO GO Fuchs at Pole: 'We shall press on,' he says 3OUTH POLE, Mon.— J Dr. Vivian Fuchs and his British team of 11 scientist explorers arrived at the South Pole today the first men to make the overland crossin? from the457 words
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Article, Illustration172 1958-01-21 1 SPECIAL BRANCH ARREST: JUDGE GRANTS ORDER MR. Justice Knight yesterday granted an order nisi calling on the Singapore Chief Secretary and the Commissioner of Prisons to show cause why Madam Wong Sou Ying. arrested on Sunday night under the Preservation of Security Ordinance, should not be freed. The order Is172 words
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Article373 1958-01-21 1 THE planning of the first post-merdeka national and state elections next year has begun The election of 104 mem- 1 bers to the Federal House of Representatives will take place a few weeks after July by which time all states would have completed the election of373 words
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Article133 1958-01-21 1 Man answers police questions for six hours on house blaze victim A SINGAPORE man A answered questions for six hours yesterday on the death of Theresa Tay last Wednesday. Theresa died In the General Hospital last Wednesday from burns she received In a Bencoolen Street lodging house fire.133 words
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Article27 1958-01-21 1 BANGKOK, Mon A United Nations body in a report today said Increased co-operation and mutual help between Asian customs authorities could help reduce smuggling. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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193 1958-01-21 1 I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malayan Cooperative Movement today asked foreign countries to send a team of experts for a survey of the economy of the country and to investigate the co-op movement here. This Is one of the points mentioned193 words
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170 1958-01-21 1 TWO REDS KILLED IN SELANGOR: ONE A PARTY SECRETARY KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. 'TWO Communist ter- rortsts were Rilled in Selangor district yesterday one at Sungei Besi, seven miles from Kuala Lumpur, and the other near Kuala Kubu Bharu. about 35 miles from here. The man shot dead seven miles from170 words
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Article284 1958-01-21 1 2 a.m. news roundup ONC HOPES TO SEE MAC ON RETURN The Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, hopes the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold M.i i n.ill.tti will visit him at the City Hall on his return from New Zealand and Australia. Mr. Ong was not at Paya Lebar airportReuter - 284 words
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Article66 1958-01-21 1 AUCKLAND, (New Zealand), Mon. The British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, and his wife. Lady Dorothy, landed at Auckland airport today. They were met by the New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Walter Nash, and the British I High Commissioner. Sir I George Mallaby. Mr. Macmillan IsReuter - 66 words
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384 1958-01-21 2 GALL FOR INDUSTRIAL PEACE IN REPORT TO CONGRESS WASHINGTON, Monday. pRESIDKNT Eisenhower told the nation today he believed that the economic clouds over the United States would be lifted soon. His confidence was tempered, however, by the reliance which his annual economic384 words
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170 1958-01-21 2 Most Australian women 'still lead a dog's life MELEOURNE, Monday. THE vast number of Australian women still lead "a dogs life"' despite modern labour saving gadgets, Australia's No. 1 housewife said on a television show here. Mrs. Gladys Ham, president tau^ 1 ?*?SjL., MrM of the Federated Association b j&170 words
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Article51 1958-01-21 2 MOSCOW. Mon. fiavca. the Soviet Communist Party newspaper, today called for "a most decisive campaign" against rude shop assistants. The newspaper said in a leading article that there were not enough large shops in some cities and there must be more self-service shops throughout the country.Reuter - 51 words
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143 1958-01-21 2 TAKE CARE, THIS MEAT CAN CHANGE YOUR SEX' LONDON. Mon. Overdosing cattle with hormones to speed their growth can lead to sex changes in people eating the beef, a British breeder is quoted as saying today. The warning comes from 57-year-old Mr. Arthur Rick wood, a magistrate and farrmr for143 words
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250 1958-01-21 2 BELGRADE. Mon.— Foreisn i diplomats in Belgrade doubtec; yesterday whether Prrs.denr Tito would succeed with reported plan for a "summit" conference of non-bloc countries to exert pressure on West and East for negotiations to end world tension. The diplomats said they believed the planReuter - 250 words
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Article, Illustration97 1958-01-21 2 THE NUDE WHO 'STOOP-IN* FOR PRINCESS MARGARET AT ANNIGONIS STUDIO SH<I»GIKL G c o r g i n a Moore, 19, the stage nude tvtio "stood-in" on several occasions for Princess Mar. garet for the recent controversial portrait by Annigoni. Amtmg the many comments on the painting was Urn one97 words
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Article209 1958-01-21 2 RIO DE JANEIRO, Monday. AIARSHAL Candido da Silva Rondon, veteran iTI Brazilian Jungle explorer, died here yesterday aged 92. I Marshal Rondon was born in the jungle state of Matto Grosso, and dedicated his life to the vast interior of Brazil and its native population. Between209 words
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Article64 1958-01-21 2 BONN, Mon. The Bonn newspaper General Anzeiger, said in a report from Berlin today that 5.000 pioneers of the East German National Army had begun to set un I new barbed wire fences and watch towers along the EastWest German border. The newspaper said the i fortificationsReuter - 64 words
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Article30 1958-01-21 2 TOKYO. Mon— The Prime Minister. Mr. Nobusuke Kishl. denied at an overnight Cabinet meeting rumours that he would dissolve the Diet < Parliament > in the immediate future.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article34 1958-01-21 2 SEOUL, Mon.— The first United States Corps today spread It* might along the freezing ridges north of Seoul in the largest field exercise since the end of the Korean conflict.— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article48 1958-01-21 2 I JONS Mon.— Francolse Sagan. 22-year-ol* best-sell-ing French norelist. will marry Guy SchoeUer. 40-year-old publisher "In the last days of January", her mother. Mine. Paul Quoirex. said last night. Mmc Quoirei did not disclose the exact date nor where tne wedding would be.— Beutt-r.48 words
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Article, Illustration951 1958-01-21 2 DONALD; I moum [ - A RASH of recent headlines dealing with pilfering and embezzlement has led to the astonishing discovery that the professional American criminal, no matter how many guns he packs, Is small-time compared with the "honest" employee who starts dipping his fingers in the till. Last year the professionals got951 words
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Article86 1958-01-21 2 LONDON. Mon. The Sunday Graphic, brtnoaninr the growth ol bureaucracy, claimed yesterday: The Royal Navy lists 114 admirals and only 85 warships in service. The Navy's civilian staff of 173.0 M is 52.M4 more than the uniformed ii.iv.il strength. The Army lists 13? generals. "10 to each86 words
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229 1958-01-21 3 'REDS GOT GOOD START BUT WE NOW HAVE A FINE PROGRAMME 9 WASHINGTON, Monday. yill. United States was ahead of Russia in intermediate and short-range guided missiles and "about on par" in long range ballistic missiles, the Deputy SecretaryReuter - 229 words
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197 1958-01-21 3 Butler sounds a TV warning on top talks with Russia LONDON, Monday. ]IIR. R. A. BUTLER. Britain's acting Prime Mm*- Ister, said yesterday that a summit talk without preparation 'might lead to grtat disillusionment and great disappointment. Mr. Butler, who is Home Secretary. Lord Privy Seal, and Leader of theReuter - 197 words
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Article77 1958-01-21 3 MELBOURNE. Mon. Pe- destrians will be hustled off a footpath at Ba'larat. an inland city 175 miles from here, on March 2 to make way for a car. the reason? The Queen Mother will be a passenger In that car The unusual royal progress along theReuter - 77 words
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Article89 1958-01-21 3 GENEVA, Mon.— The Marchioness of Mllford Haven yesterday termed as "lies" j reports that her son. the Marquis, was going to marry film star Eva Bartok. HOLVF.RHAMPION has an (unofficial) addition to its police force— six-year-old Peter Topliss. Complete with uniform, helmet and truncheon PeterReuter - 89 words
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113 1958-01-21 3 80,060 TO SEE AGA KHAN INSTALLED AS IMAM KARACHI, Mon—Thousands oi Ismaili Muslims from many parts of the world are arriving here to attend the enthronement on Thursday of the new Aga Khan, me 49th Imam 'spiritual leader) of the sect. The c aborate ceremony will be held in theReuter - 113 words
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Article50 1958-01-21 3 NEW YORK. Mon— Mrs Mary Asmus has been granted a divorce in Denver. Colorado after telling the judge that she gave her husbind the ultimatum of choosing between her and the rrany chickens he kept in the house. He chose chickens.—Reuter PETER MEETS A REAL LIVE 'BOBBY'Reuter - 50 words
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Article193 1958-01-21 3 NASSAU. Bahamas, Monday. THE Lwiish frigate, the Ulster, anchored dis--1 creetly off an isolated bay on New Providence island on Saturday and landed technicians to man the power stations of this strike-bound Caribbean resort. To avoid inflaming public feeing news of the frigate's arrival was keptReuter - 193 words
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Article188 1958-01-21 3 Nehru: Our policy to remain (IAUHATI, Mon. Mr. I Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, declared yesterday that India would not "budge an inch from her international policy of non-alignment and her internal po.icy of socialism under any threat or pressure from any quarter." Speaking on a resolution on the economic188 words
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Article186 1958-01-21 3 Tension? Where, ask the Turks Menderes replies to Bulganin ANKARA. Mon. Mr. Adnan Menderes. the Turkish Premier, has told Marshal Bulganin, the Soviet Premier, that there is no problem existing between Turkey and Syria or any other Arab country, it was disclosed last night. Mr. Menderes's reply was in answerReuter - 186 words
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Article53 1958-01-21 3 JERUSALEM. Mon. Tiberias police said yesterday that Syrian soldiers fired on Israeli fishermen on Lake Tiberias on Saturday. There were no casualties. In Damascus, a Syrian military spokesman accused Israeli boatmen of opening fire on the Syrian border post of Doka on the eastern shore ofUP - 53 words
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Article29 1958-01-21 3 LONDON, Mon. Prince Souvanna Phouma. the Prime Minister of Laos, arrived here this morning by air from Canada to begin a three-and-a-half-day unofficial visit to Britain— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article118 1958-01-21 3 MOSCOW. Monday. A NEW Premier has been appointed in the lurk- menistan Republic, in Soviet central Asia, in a move to re-shape Soviet party and Government structure. News of the appointment of Vir. Dzhuma Durda Karaev .o replace Mr. B. Ovyesev was "ontained 1n a118 words
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Article124 1958-01-21 3 MOSCOW GOES SPUTNIK CRAZY MOSCOW. Mun The Soviet Press yesterday devoted j several pagea to problems of spare travel and sputniks and rrvf il. itrong Soviet preoccupation with the ta. k of returning the next sputnik or its eontel tl bark to earth. The oi-kava Pravda. the, Lea iif Of124 words
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Article35 1958-01-21 3 BANGKOK. Mon. The Siamese Premier. Lt.-Gen Thanom Kittikachorn, said today he planned to visit next month the border region which Cambodia has claimed in a note to the United Nations35 words
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Article55 1958-01-21 3 AIKO. Mon— The Yemeni Deputy Foreign Minister. Mr. Hassan Ibn Ibrahim, said yesterday British troops have occupied four Yemeni villages near Bal--41.1 in South Yemen. Mr. Ibrahim said the occupation took place on Thursday He accused the British of preparing for an offensive from the Aden protectorateUP - 55 words
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Article51 1958-01-21 3 BANGKOK. Mon. Reliable sources s°.id today Persia was expected to apply for membership In the Economic Comm. ion for Asia and the Far East. The sources said they believed Persia's application would be brought up at the ECAFE meeting in Kuala Lumpur In March.Reuter - 51 words
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Article, Illustration240 1958-01-21 3 MYSTERY BLAST SETS OFF BIG FIRE lIOUSTON, (Texas), Mon. A mysterious explosion tore a Baytoan chemical plant apart yesterday with a blast that shook the earth for 10 miles. It took firemen from six cities two hours to control the huge flames which shot 150 feet IntoUP - 240 words
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93 1958-01-21 4 MAID: LOVER I LEFT TURNED UP AND HIT ME DENANG, Mon. A maidservant said today that three months after she had left her lover he called at her employers house and assaulted her. M Rama-samy, a messenger, pleaded not guilty to a charge of assaulting J. Sei'.am in Scotland Road93 words
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Article114 1958-01-21 4 Se'.lam's employer. Mr RG Petch. said that when told of the incident, he ordered Rama.samy to leave his compound. Ramasamy refused and he summoned the police. Rainasamy tr.cn shouted, sang and finally That night, Mr. Petch continued, he was awakened by screams from the servants' quarters. SeKatn114 words
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423 1958-01-21 4 By-elections UMNO will act if demand not met by Feb. 1 Hi Kir MEKTAJAM, Monday. AT LEAST 15 out of 19 UMNO state, town and rural councillors representing South Province Wellesley will resign if the Razak Plan for Malay secondary education is not423 words
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Article127 1958-01-21 4 BANDIT FIGHTERS MAY DISBAND TEN WAIT TWO YEARS FOR VARSITY TO SAY YES KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Ten Normal trained teachers selected for special overseas training under the Colombo Plan two years ago are still waiting for places in a New Zealand university. These teachers who are.127 words
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Article, Illustration45 1958-01-21 4 Kebaya Queen is a schoolgirl MISS SAMNAH HAMDY 15-yemr-oJd schoolgirl who was chosen "Sarong and Kebaya Queen" at the Malay variety show and fash ion parade in aid of the Prnang Poppy Day Fund in the New World Park at the weekend. Straits Times picture.45 words
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Article71 1958-01-21 4 IPOH. Mon. About 10.1 people attended the engage- meat party of Mr. Ng Che Wai. a motor firm engineir. and Miss Leilan Khong, a teacher, here over the weekend. Mr. Ng Is the eldest son of Mr. Ng Chong Fatt, general manager of Shaw Brothers organisation, Porak, while71 words
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Article186 1958-01-21 4 PENANG, Monday. 'THE 55-day-old strike at the Eastern Smelting x Company officially ended this morning with the re-registration of employees. The strikers were led to the re-registration centre by tlieir union president. Inche Sharif! Baboo, and the secretary. Mr. Cheah Sin Kang. Vs he led186 words
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Article50 1958-01-21 4 BALING. Mon. Three, youths. Manimaniam. Subra inaniam and Jayaraman. pleaded guilty here to break- i Ing into a tapper's quarters on Badenoch Estate. Jayaraman. who had a pre- i vious conviction, was jailed fo r on c year. The others were .-arh jailed for five months. 150 words
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Article37 1958-01-21 4 SEGAMAT. Mon. -The Se •anat District Em-rgenc mison Comminee will pre "nt a silver salver to th-» h desian Regiment at a c r irony on Friday at Labi. In appreciation of the Regiici;t"s ant.-bandit success37 words
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Article33 1958-01-21 4 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon. A padi planter. Khamis bin Mohamed. 55, was fined $75 here for entering the house f;f a married woman. Embon binte Hasnim. 35. with intent to molest her.33 words
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Article, Illustration467 1958-01-21 4 Kinta Valley miners can 't pay for protection IPOH, Mon. The 1 future of the Kinta Valley Home Guaru, the only anti-bandit force of its kind in Malaya, hangs in the balance because of financial difficulties caused by the tin restriction scheme. The guard Is trained, armed and uniformed and467 words
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Miscellaneous156 1958-01-21 4 R DfO MALAYA i Hra i!lnes B °2 a date with Mu- a v iw*»nim*im sir 830 close Down. P.M. 115 Lucky Dip; 130 Time Sigrui and NATIONAL SHORT WAVE New*; 145 Lucky Dip; 200 Close SERVICE 41 mrtrrs I Down; 500 Musir From The BalSIN<i\rOKK ilel; 530 Fiesta 600156 words
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Article16 1958-01-21 5 [court turns down plea that he did try to get alternative accommodation16 words
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Article221 1958-01-21 5 ARMED ZED MUST DIE, SA YS COURT KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A 21 -YEAR-OLD terA rorist. Yap Boon Shee. alias Siw Kool, must die for possessing 31 revolver, the Federation Court of Appeal ruled today. The Court dismissed Yaps I KM a] against the death I ?ntenee. At his trial Yap221 words
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Article74 1958-01-21 5 KUALA KANGSAR. Moil. ilus of Prr.«k jreientertained the Sul an to a tea-party at the .>kandur Pole Club on th>n of his GBUI birthda, rhlch he celebrated la.->t Wednesday. A framed addrc.v,. pledg Og tin loyalty of the peng--21 0 ol whom attended he function, was presented74 words
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470 1958-01-21 5 PENANG, Monday. THE HIGH COURT judge, Mr. Justice Rijfby, today ordered an Eastern Smelting striker, Mohamed bin Che Leh, to be remanded in prison until Jan. 27 for contempt of court. Mohamed was arrested on a warrant470 words
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Article81 1958-01-21 5 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FOR MUSLIMS KUALA KANGSAR. Mon Tlu- territorial chief of the Kuala Kang.sar district. Dato Mohamed Hashim bin Jerantian Abdul Shukor. declared open the new $14,000 Indian Muslim school in Jalan Kota Lama here yesterday even ing. The Indian Muslims in the district raised half the cost of the81 words
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Article89 1958-01-21 5 BEAT GIRL TO DEATH -HE HANGS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A Upper, Baharin bin Udoh, I 27, who beat up his girl friend until she drc,..>ed unconscious because she abused him, I must hang for causing her death. FTis appeal against conviction and death .sentence passed by the Alor Star high89 words
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Article71 1958-01-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Ceylon Flood Relief Fund Central, Committee hopes to send the first instalment of Its donation to flood victims through the Federation Prime Minuter. Tengku Abdul Rahman, when he visits that country on Feb 1. This was stated today by Dato Blr71 words
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34 1958-01-21 5 Thieves take $1,154 haul KUALA TRENGGANU Mon— Takir Saleh bin Omar, of Kampong Seberang, lost $1,154 in jewellery and cash yesterday. The loss was discovered when Salleh returned home and found a room ransacked.34 words
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Article182 1958-01-21 5 MIC MAN STAYS BACK JO FIGHT DENANG. Mon. The Vice-president of the I Penang State MIC. Mr. j A. Balakrishnan, today withdrew the resignation he submitted on Saturday. "I have decided to see the thing through", he told 1 the Straits Times, com- menting on a "no confidence" vote passed182 words
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Article148 1958-01-21 5 An irregularity, says the magistrate \LOR Star. Mon. Three top Kedah Government Clerical Union officials were discharged in the Alor Star court today. Mohamrd Noor bin Haji ShaniMiddin. president of the union. Ahmad bin Zainol 1 Abidin. secretary, and Hashim bin Hassan, treasurer, were alleged148 words
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Article26 1958-01-21 5 SEGAMAT. Mon. -The Se gamat Youth Club will hold a club week from Feb 1 to 8 club week from Feb. 1 to 826 words
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Article71 1958-01-21 5 Xl ANTAN. Mon. Thieves broke into a woman's house at Tanaii Puteh in the Town Council area here during the weekend and stole jewellery worth 5296. The woman. Ehah binte Mat, 23. told police yesterday that she missed her jewellery after haying found a pair of71 words
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Miscellaneous817 1958-01-21 5 I PfliaiSU MUESTIC: Tok Gan Loon? Scar- Klatld I let Heruine .Cantonese; 1, 7 30. CATHAY: Paris Does Strange KEGAL Pacca Thirudan 130 fem'ov ,i 5 -GM 3( U 6 5 4S lu h 5.3 3 ,45: C A M C TO?Nyo k and ■DDtON: L*."- Girls 3.15, 6.45. 9.1a.817 words
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Article, Illustration519 1958-01-21 6 Disclosure First picture LONDON, Tues. PARLIAMENT reas- sembles tomorrow after its Christmas holiday with the Government facing the risk of a big row over the recent walkout of Britain's three chief treasury Ministers. This wili be debated on Thursday. The resignation of Mr. PeterReuter - 519 words
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Article594 1958-01-21 6 IN July. 1951, tension was high in Kashmir. The tourists had fled as the Indian and Pakistani armies manoeuvred on the borders with warlike intent and apart from a group of UN. military ob-s'-rver* I was abtrit the only guest at Nedou's Hotel in Sriragar. I594 words
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Article368 1958-01-21 6 CITY APPOINTMENTS THEN AND NOW |'ari"-lim<- I iiljlisli srlitMtl Mil II Oil IN the recent City Council elections I gave my support to the P.A.P., though not a member I was jubilant over the election result and was ready with an explanation for the unfortunate incident in City Hall Thereafter368 words
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Advertisement2010 1958-01-21 6 .......nm themselves the opportunity of making these standards I Straits Times Free Press MARK AM SftHs common to all or, unI IflftniWfß *VIW, resjstinf? de i, ver themselves I »i«" i«* "p«i"?«i*M JJ" V irt I 74 Orcfc«rd Ro.rf. into the hands ot those doc Singapore coid jtorags i PO2,010 words
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Advertisement325 1958-01-21 6 MSI IK ISM XOI i»t:vini4 iivi: WHEN words are not generally-aic» pn d belief transformed into deeds that the possessor of a or when a policy laid down "square hat" with an honIn black and white is not ours degree l s better able hiinß out into practice to pick325 words
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Advertisement73 1958-01-21 6 lighting Fittings f. ***** Pendant J i 7 F\ finished polished brass I A with shades m pleated V\\ Rilfoil plastic- f ***** J Mill liW Bracket to match. fcsM Cjflßptf *1 44r.rMw.M-t tt TNI CINfRAL ILECTRIC CO.. iMALAVA) LTD. «.,r*~»ft«« THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO LTD Of ENGLAND. OPTICIANS---L. C.73 words
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Article298 1958-01-21 7 What day is it? Calendars differ PRINTERS INSIST: OURS IS RIGHT ABOUT 10.000 copies Of a calendar whose Muslim dates from yesterday do not match those on other calendars have been distributed to Singapan homes and businesses Yesterday's date, according to the "Calendar Merdeka" published by Pustaka H. M. Ali.298 words
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Article61 1958-01-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tlie Government's fire train- inn school in Gurney Road hi re was oflicialy opened today by the acting Minister of Interior and Justice. Inche, Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib. who Ls also the minister of transport. The -school, the first of its. kiiid61 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-01-21 7 More than 100 people attended a reception riven t( iimft reru ■<■ delegates by the president of the Internationa Co-operative Alliance. Mr. Marcel Brut in Kuala I umpu on Sunday. Mr. Brot is seen (left) welcoming Mr. K Siibiani.tniam. president of the C<>-iip«rati\i- L'nion o53 words
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Article79 1958-01-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Prime Minister. Tenpku Abdul Rahman, and tin Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia. Inche Scnu bin Abdul Rahman, today discussed the case of two Malayans detained by the Indonesian authorities in connection with the plot to assasinate President Soekarno. Four Malayans were alleged to have79 words
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Article142 1958-01-21 7 lAiwer Certificate 'useless* facilities for vocational training. SEREMBAN, Monday. T»HE president of the Negri Sembilan branch of the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr. Robert Sin- sam, warned today that the Government by sending students out of schools with only a Lower Certificate ot Education might be142 words
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Article27 1958-01-21 7 SEGAMAT. Mon. For having 10 persons in his car, Li'.n Poh Say. 28 was fined $15. MINISTER TELLS CONFERENCE OF DETERMINATION TO END IGNORANCE AND WANT27 words
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725 1958-01-21 7 Assurance 'Not a dream' •CO-OP SOCIETIES IN EVERY MALAYAN VILLAGE AND STREET THAT HAS SHOPS' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. T ENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN has a blueprint to beat the profiteers and bring down prices. It is: To encourage co-operative shops, marketing and supply societies and725 words
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241 1958-01-21 7 Estate workers to seek basic pay of $2.80 a day KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. "THE National Union of Plantation Workeis is to ask for a new wages structure for its 300.000 members. Wages talks are to open at the end of this month with the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association. The241 words
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Article44 1958-01-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A Cambodian forestry mission, led by trie Director of Forest Service In Cambodia. Mr. Khleu Vann. is In Ma laya. The visitors, who arrived last week, saw forest work In Belangor. They will return to Cambodia tomorrow44 words
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Article37 1958-01-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A 24-year-old woman. Stella Subramanlam, was bound to be of good behaviour 'nr one year In the magistrate's court here today when he pleaded guilty to atempting suicide by drinking caustic tod*.37 words
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113 1958-01-21 7 OUT GOES THE OX: MALAY FARMERS NOW USE TRACTORS IPOH. Mon More Malay farmers in Perak are taking np mechanised cultivation. Mr. 1. E Abbey. RIDA chief here, said I >day that in the last four years nearly 200 have bought light tractors from the authority. In the same period113 words
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Article22 1958-01-21 7 KUANTAN. Mon A large smokehouse In Jeram estate, seven mile* from here was destroyed by fire during the week end.22 words
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Article, Illustration316 1958-01-21 7 Siam mystery death: 'Colonel wanted' OFFICIAL 'SHADOWED' IN PENANG PENANG. Monday. FIVE Siamese men denied today that they had 1 come to Penang to escort Colonel Annop Pukprayura—a former deputy chief of the Bangkok Special Branch— back to Siam for questioning about the death of another Siamese police official First316 words
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Article108 1958-01-21 7 Soon giant match factory V O ALA LUMPUR, Mon The biggest match factory in South-East Asia will be established in Petaling Jaya in about five months' time Those behind the project are anxious to get Malay businessmen Interested in the scheme The factory and equipment costing $1,500,000 will supply Malaya's108 words
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Article92 1958-01-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A man who had a charge of attempted murder against him withdrawn at a preliminary inquiry here today was re-arrested by the police as soon as he stepped out of the court. Sim Kirn Huat 43. of Sabak Aur, Muar, wax first arrested In92 words
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Article87 1958-01-21 7 IPOH. Mon— Mr. Henry Dass. 55. the famous Malayan hockey star of pre-war years, died at his hou.se in Sitiawan yesterday morning. He played hockey for Peralc and also represented the Federated Malay States in interport games against Hong Kong and Macao. Mr. Das.s was87 words
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Article34 1958-01-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Kuala Lumpur branch of the Selangor Malay Students' Union will hold a two-day speech and recitation contest at UMNO House here fro n Feb. 1 at 8 p.m.34 words
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165 1958-01-21 7 I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus In the Federation has started a teachers' training centre of Its own here because It cannot get enough teachers from the Government. The centre, situated at Buklt Nanas, began today with 31 girl students165 words
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166 1958-01-21 7 Youth (18) to die for sickle murder XI ALA LIMPLR, Mon. Ihe Federation Court of Appeal today confirmed ihe death sentence passed on an 18-year-old youth for what the Chief Justice described as an "appalling crime." Ibrahim bin Mohamed. .in inmate of a reform home in Johore Bahru, slashed the166 words
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Advertisement80 1958-01-21 7 AMERICAN LLOYD Bctl AH-lnclu«iv* ftcorted SEASONAL TRAVEL TO EUROPE LOURDES CENTENARY PILGRIMAGE 1958. Uatf by H.I >•*. Ot O V«M4argoa. 0 0 ithop ot Kuala Lumpur LM»i«l by WILUM RUYS" I*4 MAT I9SS Rctwniiif Smg.por, ISHi lULT by m.» OP A Nil Ill««tratt4 Irackarct with Particular* xturd Additional lif and80 words
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Article, Illustration1277 1958-01-21 8 CAREER WOMEN T»WO of the most stimulating and charming women to visit Malaya for some time are Tamil professors, here at the invitation of the Tamils' Representative Council, to take part in the current annual festival. Professor T. K. Nagam- i bal. M.A.. of Maharani's College,1,277 words
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Advertisement111 1958-01-21 8 JsS^?3 j T E PECTANt 4Hd *^C NURSINO MOTHfc* S A really smart publication (hat provides for the recording of many fascinating details of baby's birth, ff/y^^^^^^^j progress, christening, first remarks and actions, photoUL'(/Z-^=^ y] graphs and family tree etc. \^J f^*tA(fe**\K Presented with the Compliments of NESTLES W M)A111 words
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Advertisement261 1958-01-21 8 Boy t' and Girls' School Stocking* 'Viyella' Children s and Baity s Socks s tf4S_\ U >'\\\ "(v ir IT SHKINKS <Tfi REPLACE I CryjrHl^ U *l— marf« by thr malm of Viyllm'amd hat ih, mm« fnarunl i Yet j €tnothe>i* TALC, loeft A m* \s the name thai adds261 words
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Miscellaneous303 1958-01-21 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS describing ir (10). I. As pastor's end is here d()i 9 F us on o f signal company 8. A cheerful feature' Yes and witn tne Establishment (10). no (4). 12. Synthetic skill, provided I 10. Forestall worker here French reverse 34 Uo>. head (10) 13303 words
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Article, Illustration1126 1958-01-21 9 LOLA MONTEZ, QUEEN OF GOLDFIELDS Redhead girdled world with her own theatrical company TEW WOMEN have earned a "crown" the way redhead Lola Montez alias Eliza Gilbert of Ireland did in the height of the Australian gold rush in 1856. Upon winning a horsewhip duel with a man tough,^ cheeringDaily Mirror - 1,126 words
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Advertisement638 1958-01-21 9 SENSATIONAL RESULTS Of NEW HEIGHT INCREASE SYSTEM! IN your own* horn* it is 1 now possible to increase Bf**^"*^ fc 6HITff =l ****~'ilr*C— your height by o Simple W j i Natural Method There ore \flQk 'i 3 I no drugs, nothing to get j^*$f^fg£SS^E v"tT___ I cut of ord«r,638 words
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Miscellaneous162 1958-01-21 9 i en ttn'it 0 <>. IS if \Baz I'#f** Su in i Iff/ L<»stM> hui'tvris Hivli t itn *i tiff 1 1t i>stt>r i mint Id m t '<llli!i!fik££s&^^ I K VVHA wii-lcxjR~ Vaunt [^HEfTBEE farm wiu. make I I "But she's so suspicious ■$_^.1U<* t miTX*^— qjht -twhk Qp162 words
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553 1958-01-21 10 Our Market Correspondent - RUBBER FIRMS ON SHIP SEIZURE, BUT EASES LATER Our Market Correspondent By the United State* by 11 per cent to 30.744 tons. The only major customer to whom exports showed a drop was France whose purchases of 4,971 tons were down 17* per cent. West Germany purchased 9,495 tons against553 words
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Article567 1958-01-21 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: "Industrials and rubbers were easier There was a further general decline In tins which closed weak at the lower levels." Singapore brokers reported the follow Inf business done yesterday: Fed Dispensary $2.10; Praser Neave ords $2,674 and (2 61 (overnight i. $2567 words
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Article103 1958-01-21 10 Slnfapore Chinese Produce Exchance: noon prices per plrul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK Continent January February $30 buyers. $30., .sellers Coconut ail: quiet: bulk (46 sellers, drum $50 sellers Pepper: quiet; no businens reported done: Muntok white $101. Sarawak 1100. special Sarawak black 563 i all unchanged). Singapore103 words
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Article71 1958-01-21 10 London Asiatic Rubber and Produce Company recently purchased from Ledang Bahru an outlying division which adjoins London Asiatic's Tangkah estate the company reports This comprises 916 acres, which yielded In 1957 over 500 tb. of rubber per acre. The area can be combined with Tanpkah estate to great71 words
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Article20 1958-01-21 10 SINGAPORE. JAN. 20. RUBBER: 781 cents per lb. (down fiveeighths of a cent). TIN: $358.75 per picul (unrhangfd)20 words
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Article159 1958-01-21 10 MELBOURNE. Mon. ASTRONO market undertone was maintained throughout the Investment section with rises covering a wide range of stocks on the Stock Exchange here today Humes and Bradford cotton both added 6d. Trading volume was heavier. A variable tone was recorded throughout the mining section and trading generally159 words
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Article144 1958-01-21 10 February firit (T><ie rubber buyers f.o.b. dosed in Singapore yesterday at lt\ cenu per lb. down five-eighths on Fridays closing price Closing tone: Slightly easier. Closinc Prices In cents per lb yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int, 1 RSS Spot fob. buyers 78V4, sellers 78'j; Int. 1 R.S.B Peb. buyers144 words
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Article307 1958-01-21 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board whanre* or expected today are: Cerinthus 12 Malay 4 5. Choysang 6A. Benavon 6 7 Olengary 10 11. Ravenstein 13. 14, Mataram 15 16 Aicanlus 18. Ternate 19 20. Tapah N. Wall 2. Segamat N. Wall 3 Sedili 23. Belinda 24.307 words
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Article156 1958-01-21 10 Thr Malayan Exchange Banks' I Anociation made the following changes In Us rates to merchants yesterday tall rate* to $100 I New York: buying airmail TT .32 7/8. O.D 33. 90 dst 33 1/4 1 credit bills. 33 5 16. trade bills 1 Canada: buying airmail T.T. 132156 words
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Article68 1958-01-21 10 The production of tin concentrates in the Federation was 118 202 plculs in December last year—6,724 piculs more than in the previous month. I At the end of last month, 41,879 peoplt were employed in mining, of which 36 585 were In tin mines I and 5.294 other68 words
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Advertisement503 1958-01-21 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS The following grades of stall are required for temporary fulltime appointment In the Secretariat of the 1958 ECAFE Conference, Kuala Lumpur, from Bth February to 15th Mirch 1958 only: 1 STENOGRAPHERS Men or Ladles. Qualifications:— At least 100 v. p in. shorthand, and thorough command of the English503 words
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Advertisement333 1958-01-21 10 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that I, M. AISIU I WAHAB of No. 10 Tanglin Road. Singapore, have applied to the Board oi Licensing Justices. Singapore, for the transfer of a Retail Liquor licence In respect of premises No. 10 Tanglin Road to Mr. O. A. Rn.sheed. ANY person333 words
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Advertisement396 1958-01-21 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens for appointment as a Technical Cadet Technical Assistant (Civil) In the Public Works Department, Malacca, on the salary scale of $324 x 14 352 Examination Bar/ 419x14-545/562x18-652 plus variable Cost of Living Allowance and Housing Allowance (in lieu of Quarters) at current396 words
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Advertisement403 1958-01-21 10 SHIPPING NOTICES LLOYD TBIESTINO M.V. "VICTORIA" I This vessel will sail for Europe at 11 a.m. on Thursday.. 23rd January fiom SHB Wharf Godowns No 35 36. Oate No. 2 Passengers should embark between 9 a.m. and 10 am. on 23rd January and all baggage including items tor cabin should403 words
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Advertisement1161 1958-01-21 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK AND/OR FAR EAST Penang P. S'hom Spore "KINA" In Pert 22/2S Jea Colling Saigon, Bongkok "SUMBAWA" 1111 Jon 29/ JO Jan "MEONIA"** 24/28 Jon 79, 10 Jon 11/ 1 Feb "LALANDIA" 21/21 Feb 24/25 F.b 26/ 1 Mar "KOREA" 21/22 reb 21/24 Fob1,161 words
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Advertisement1093 1958-01-21 11 bßuding THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. ttJF* SINGAPORE (Incorporated in the Uruted Kingdom, 5 LINES SAILINGS TO ADfN. U.K. 4 CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. S'hom Penona BENVANNOCH for Liverpool, v Rotterdam, Hamburg Patt/21 Jan BENAVON for Hamburg, London, Rotterdom, Hull «.4/22 Jaa JS/1S Jen 14/27 Jan BEN DOR AN for1,093 words
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Article, Illustration371 1958-01-21 12 'Britain will meet Japan's trade competition' 15,000 units U.K. EXECUTIVE CONFIDENT ON CHALLENGE ELECTRICAL GOODS' MAKERS AWARE OF DANGER, IMPROVE EFFICIENCY A BRITISH company executive said in Singapore last week that Britain would be able to hold her electrical goods markets in spite of active Japanese competition. "But we are371 words
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Article297 1958-01-21 12 OINGAPORE copra ex- porters said yesterday that their overseas business in the commodity last year was better than in 1956. They attributed this Improved turnover to larger supplies of copra reaching the Colony and better overseas demand. Main markets Business picked up especially in the297 words
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Article, Illustration113 1958-01-21 12 TWO MURE DIRECTORS FOR RUBBER COMPANY rl board of Holiday, Cutler. Bath Co. Ltd., the Singapore and Federation rubber brokers was enlarged to five on New Year day by the appointment of two new directors. The new directors are Mr. David Q. Skinner and Mr. Tan Pen* Kwee. Both Joined113 words
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Article24 1958-01-21 12 Coal production figures for the last quarter of 1957 were as follows:— October 10.749 tons, November 9.381 tons, and December 8,774 tons.24 words
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262 1958-01-21 12 SCANDINAVIAN Airlines System plan a new $27 million airline terminal at Copenhagen Kastrup Airport, which will feature jet age passenger services. The company said that the terminal, which would be able to handle 1.600 passengers an hour, would be opened In 1960.262 words
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Article225 1958-01-21 12 AN American pharmaceutical company, Chas. Pfizer and Co., Inc. of New York, has signed a contract with the United States Government under which the company will test its antibiotic filtrates and other organic compounds against cancer. This Is part of the intensified quest for cancer225 words
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Article, Illustration380 1958-01-21 12 Singapore company developes $1 mil. housing project A SINGAPORE housing development company. Nan Yang Realty Co., has started work on a building scheme for 38 terrace houses in St. Michael's Road. This U the first housing project to be undertaken by the company in the Colony. The entire scheme will380 words
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Advertisement168 1958-01-21 12 A Virginia cigarette of superlative quality P% art 5#3\^H Hr Thi, luxury Virginia riK'rrllr i« all choice leaf I the pick of Ihc crop I from ilir Kurld't L^Lv^^ JwS&t a^l finr.t |..li«<iii planuiion* I T&Ss« T a^l In tin* of 25 ami 50 \^f fl M4 »e i> London168 words
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Advertisement220 1958-01-21 12 a^a^al^B^BflflMtt&AßMfe*****. .a^a^al b^b^b^. ME*Sm 4*- b^bW IblHblb^b^b^ *'^WR|mj^£!Mi| ra^^^^^^^^^^n In the time it takes to write \copying machine^/ ...you can get perfect copies every time It's the efficient, economical way to copy! The famous "Secretary" Copying Machine is all-electric and can be plugged into any outlet. Just place a sheet220 words
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Article453 1958-01-21 13 WIDESPREAD MOVE TO BRIGHTEN UP RUGBY SCRUM LINE-OUT LAWS UNDER FIRE I ONDON, >lon. General concern J about negative play in the Rugby Union game is reflected in wholesale proposals for changes in the rules to be made at the meeting of the International Board hereUP - 453 words
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Article, Illustration136 1958-01-21 13 WILLIE TOWEEL DUCKS A PUNCH BY CUBAN BUENOS AIRES. Mon British driver Stirling Moss won the Argentine Grand Prix motor race here yesterday, but he must wait until Jan. 30 to know whether it counts towards th e world championship, which he has a bigReuter - 136 words
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Article799 1958-01-21 13 Stockholm, Mon— Ticket sales for the World Cup tournament in Sweden next June are beating all expectations. With six months to go before the first kick-off, the Swedish Football Association has received orders of tickets for about three million crowns >ab".it $1,800,000). The AssociationUP - 799 words
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317 1958-01-21 13 LONDON. Mon.— A cornerstone of English soccer Is crumbling Arsenal the greatest name in football, today stand face to face with the worst crisis In their long and illustrious history. "The Gunners" famed and feared the world over have lost their firing pins.Reuter - 317 words
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272 1958-01-21 13 Science to play a big part in Rally MONTE CARLO. Mon Nearly 350 cars, driven by men and women from 23 countries, are due tp set off from eight l ta rt ;ns Points tomorrow and Wednesday in the 27th Monte Carlo Rally, the world's toughest car road Science willReuter - 272 words
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Advertisement3357 1958-01-21 13 m __-r j la^Hk I ACCOMMODATION VACANT EDUCATION AGENTS WANTED Check Before Posting www.swwm.j ««x j# »ii. i»w<>r*t $hmi*.) Boxs*cis. urn. *#r*w« «(*'«.> ■«**•<■«• D.tli.. 1. On. M..-L,., i NEW TERKACE HOUSE. 3 SENIOR CAMBRIDGE and AGENTS in principal Malayan I KepilCS 10 BOX numoers B€( i roon)bt Modern Sanitation.3,357 words
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Article, Illustration88 1958-01-21 14 .iiuiiii:iii:i:iiiiiitf iiiiiiifiMitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitniiiiiiiitiiii ■iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitiiii iiiiiMiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiii:iJfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMMini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMMiiifiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii i :iiiiiiiin Eddy explains his training methods and then shows them how WITH his "pupils" gathered round him, Eddy Choong, the current worlds No. 1 badminton player and author of B.A.M.'s new coaching scheme for promising stars which started88 words
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346 1958-01-21 14 Exception Difference ALL CAN GO TO TOKYO "THE ASIAN Games rules on eligibility, though 1 clear cut, apparently are not inflexible and it seems likely that at least one Malayan athlete will benefit as a result. Rahim Omar, the former Singapore football stai who is now346 words
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Article160 1958-01-21 14 NORMAN SIEBEL - Doubts By NORMAN SIEBEL the serv.ces of the two athletes. But If the FMAAU subsequently is influence- by me move made in the Federation, not to M_M— Perera and Hari Chandra for the Federation te.im because they are no longer living in the Federation, then the Singapore AA A160 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-01-21 14 British AAB's new team manager LESLIE TRIEIOYE. 49. who is to succeed Jack Crump as honorary team manager to the British Amatcvr Athletic Board. He was assistant team manager to Jack Crump at the Olympic Games in Melbourne. He was formerly a member of the Cambridge City Athletic < 154 words
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Article83 1958-01-21 14 BANGKOK. Mon. -A lead mg Siamese boxing fig ure said today that Slain mlßht retaliate If the Fill pino s carr.ed out a reported threat to stop Filipino boxers coming to Siam. According to a report from Manila, the Philippine^ box ing Federation has tern Manila, theReuter - 83 words
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Article264 1958-01-21 14 Police XI three down for 69 runs HONG KONG, Mon-The visiting Singapore Police cricket team scored 69 runs to the Kowloon Cricket Club's total of 216 for 9 declared at the close of play on the first day of a two-day cricket match here yesterday. Highlight of the day's play264 words
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Article89 1958-01-21 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— J Corsie won the Berrtngton Gold Medal of the Selangor Golf Cl.ib tournament with a nett score of 73 (88-15). The Class A" medal 1 stroke) was won by H. D Matir■on with a score of 70 nett c73-3>. R R. Jackson and89 words
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Article68 1958-01-21 14 WELLINGTON. Mon. Northern Districts yesterday gained a 223 runs win over Central Districts in a Plunket Shield cricket match at Hamilton. Northern Districts 271 <T. E Shaw 78, R. E. Brown 3-63) and 116 for 8 dec (P. Bloomfield 4-30 Central Districts 113 (If. C.Reuter - 68 words
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135 1958-01-21 14 South Korea's national football team to the Asian Games in Tokyo in May may play a series of matches in Singapore next month. The South Korean Football Association has written to the Singapore A.F.A. asking for terms. The 17-man Korean team is booked135 words
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323 1958-01-21 14 MO- in pin - SINGAPORE SWIMMERS MAY TAKE TRIALS IN AUSTRALIA By MO- in pin THREE top Singapore swimmers, now studying In Australia, who are keen to represent Singapore at the Third Asian Games at Tokyo in May will be told shortly by tne Singapore Amateur Swimming Association that they will be allowed to323 words
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Article193 1958-01-21 14 SYDNEY, Mon —Mai Anderson. Neale Fraser and Bob Howe won their first-round matches today In the Australian National Lmwn Tennis Championships, but U.S. Davis Cupper Ron Holmberg had to withdraw because of appendicitis Anderson. 1957 US. champion, beat Bob Hewitt, of Sydney. 6-3, 6-2, 6-0.AP - 193 words
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Article71 1958-01-21 14 TWO Dutch girls, inter national swimmers Corri: Schimmel and Cockie Gas telaar. who are now tour ins Australia, will swim in Singapore next month. They are expected to arrivr in Singapore from Sydno by Qantas on Feb. 6 They will give swimming exhibitions in71 words
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Article288 1958-01-21 14 ting Hong to meet Lai and Piruz IPOH, Mon.— Australian champion Ong Eny Hong, a last-minute inclusion for the Thomas Cup trials, here on Saturday and Sunday |«U a big chance to punt nimself in the singles. Ong. a student of Melbourne University, has been matched against his Selangor team288 words
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Advertisement14 1958-01-21 14 EHHDIARY KIALA LI'MPLR HOCKEY: Div. 1: Selan for Malays v P.W.D.. Che ras Road.14 words
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