The Straits Times, 28 February 1958
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Title Section19 1958-02-28 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1958 ft 15 CENTS19 words
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Article79 1958-02-28 1 '38 DEAD' iN PLANE CRASH LONDON, Thurs. Early reports, so far unconfirmed, say that 38 people died when an aircraft crashed into a snow -covered hillside near Bolton today. The plane is owned by Sliver City Airways and was on a charter flight from the Isle of Man to Manchester.Reuter - 79 words
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Article48 1958-02-28 1 LONDON. Thurs- A private BUI which would allow any British subject or protected person who was declared a prohibited immigrant in any British overseas territory to appeal to an advisory committee, was introduced by Mr. Dingle Foot (Labour, in the House of Commons yesterday.48 words
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Article29 1958-02-28 1 ROQUEBRUNE. Thurs. Sir Winston Churchill. »ho ha* won his battle against pneumonia and pleur.sy spent another comfortable night, a member of his house hold said today.— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article378 1958-02-28 1 SEIZURE OF KPM SHIP IN STRAITS STARTS ROW Indonesians claim interception was 'piracy 9 and could be 'cause of war 9 'It was legal to take ship' THE Netherlands Consul General in Singapore Mr. D. G. E. Middleburg yesterday said it was "legal and justifiable" for378 words
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309 1958-02-28 1 KEN WANSTALL - 'Sinister SEATO exercises denied KEN WANSTALL INDONESIAN CRISIS LINK? -NONSENSE' By A BRITISH military spokesman in Singapore last night denied Soviet allegations that the Impending SEATO manoeuvres off the Indonesian archipelago had any connection with that country's political unheavaL He was replying to suggestions put out yesterday by the Soviet309 words
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Article, Illustration48 1958-02-28 1 IN THIS PICTURE from official Soviet sources. Mr Nikita Khrushchev speaks at a meeting in Moscow wearing a military uniform for the first time since he became the Russian Communist Party leader. The uniform is that of a lieutenant-general, his wartime rank U P. picture48 words
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575 1958-02-28 1 A ik Hoe: We haven't that $850,000 now BUT JUDGE ORDERS: PA V FINE IN A WEEK SINGAPORE'S Chief Justice, Sir John Whyatt, yesterday refused to permit the multi-million dollar rubber firm, Aik Hoe and Co., Ltd., to put off payment of a $850,000 fine until the outcome of an575 words
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122 1958-02-28 1 FIVE FUGITIVES FALL INTO WELL-ONE DIES A LOR STAR. Thurs. A business man. Anj Ah Leng. 33. fell into a well and was drowned at midnight yesterday during a police (ambling raid at Pokok Sena, village. 12 miles from here. Four other men also fell into the 12-foot well. They122 words
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127 1958-02-28 1 I>AN T GKOK, Thurs. The Siamese GovernI ment has agreed to increase the number ol policemen on the SiamMalaya border area to help combat Communist te» .orists, official sources said here today. They said Slam had also agreed to offer rewards for informationReuter - 127 words
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Article38 1958-02-28 1 CAIRO. Thurs. The Yemeni legation here announced last night that the Yemeni Crown Prince, Mohamed el Badr, Is expected to arrive In Cairo today to resume negotiations on the Yemen Joining the United Arab Republic— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article23 1958-02-28 1 VIENNA. Thurs-A wave of arrests of former "bourgeois" people Is going on In Rumania, according to reports reaching here today.— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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379 1958-02-28 1 By OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT rE Australian Minister for Air. Mr. F. M O«--borne. Is making a surprise slx-dav flying visit next week for talks with the Prime Mln ister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Defence Minister. Dato Abdul Razak. In Kuala Lumpur and Government379 words
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199 1958-02-28 1 TROPHY FOR MALAYAN AIRWAYS FOR SAFE FLYING MALAYAN Airways has been awarded the Cumber batch trophy for 1957 in recognition of Its accident-free record and high degree of regularity The trophy was donated In 1931 by Miss Alice Cumberbatch to promote reliability in civil aviation and Is awarded annually by199 words
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Article196 1958-02-28 1 2 a.m. news roundup CLUB MEMBERS FIGHT FIRE KUALA LUMPUR.' Thurs. Timely help rendered by members of the Scong Yong Club al Chow Kit Road saved a wooden house from being razed by fir*- at 10.30 tonight. The club members wer« playing badminton when they saw flames billowing from the196 words
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Advertisement69 1958-02-28 1 ENGAGEMENT art DRESS RINGS SETS with DIAMONDS, RUBIES, EMERALDS. BLUE SAPPHIRES A MIKIMOTO PEARLS. it G. C. DE SUVA BROS. "Manufacturing |e«*ellert" R»tH«i PU<« Spore- 1 Phone 831 IS I I J| ji aH 'ardcd at J IB £xiublt '°ns 1939-19^; I l 'ityßPf 1 OOF Pi ■jV* VU r...69 words
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375 1958-02-28 2 INTEGRATION SEEN AS SOLUTION FOR SOME LONDON, Thurs.— A three- point plan for British de pendencies was proposed last night by Sir Hilmv Blood, a former colonial governor. One suggestion— that federation or integration within the Commonwealth should be considered for these territories eitherReuter - 375 words
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Article245 1958-02-28 2 Marks on thumbs in Sudan polling KHARTOUM, Thurs. Thumbs of voters were being marked with silver nitrate as Sudanese went to the polls today in the first parliamentary election the Sudan has held as an independent state. The marking was being done at the polling stations, which opened at 7Reuter - 245 words
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Article171 1958-02-28 2 CANBERRA, Thursday. THE Australian Government will make the Woomera range available to the United States for rocket testing if requested, it was learned authoritatively today. I It Is believed in ministerial circles that the US. Government is contemplating making such a request within the nextReuter - 171 words
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Article36 1958-02-28 2 NEW DELHI. Thurs-The Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru has sent messages to the Premiers of Jordan and Iraq congratulating the two Hashemite kingdoms on their merger into the Arab Federation, reliable sources said yesterday— UP.UP - 36 words
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Article220 1958-02-28 2 WASHINGTON, Tnurs. I Trade between the non- Communist world and China exceeded US$l,OOO million in 1956. an increase of 33 per cent over 1»55, a report to I Congress said yesterday. Japan, West Germany, Hong Kong and Britain had the frreatest trade turnover.Reuter - 220 words
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145 1958-02-28 2 SOY PUT INTO A BOX, FLOWN IN 'COPTER FOR PUNISHMENT SHU I Ihurs i.m r G II Decker. Coiam.mder of United Nations Forces in Korea, announc-rd his regret* last night because a Korean boy. allegedly cautht ■tealing. was pat into a box by American servicemen and flown 25 miles InReuter - 145 words
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Article220 1958-02-28 2 Offensive behaviour charge pnwed— 'but it's trivial' SYDNEY, Thursday, WORLD famous Chilrean pianist, Claudio Arrau, today won his appeal against his conviction and £A 5 (£35) fine, on a charge of offensive behaviour in a Sydney public convenience last August. In the quarter sessions appeals court,Reuter - 220 words
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Article76 1958-02-28 2 150 FINED AFTER ROCK RIOT LONDON, Thurs.— Liverpool University Senate today fined about 150 students for misbehaving at a local pantomime starring rock-•n'-roll singer Tommy Steele. The action of the Senate, governing body of the university, followed protests from the rest of the audience of 1,500 when the pantomime "Goldilocks"Reuter - 76 words
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Article23 1958-02-28 2 ALGIERS. Thurs.- French security forces killed 199 Algerian rebels and captured seven In a battle in eastern Algeria yesterday.— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article31 1958-02-28 2 LONDON, Thurs.— A gradual thaw and overnight rain eased conditions in Britain today, though much of the country was still snowbound. In some places there was serious flooding —Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article31 1958-02-28 2 MELBOURNE. Thurs.— An industrial court today ordered the dockers' union not to stop its members from workine the wharves, as the dock strike here entered its fourth day.— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article299 1958-02-28 2 Warning by Kilmuir A potential fraud I ONDON. Hiars. A Government committee will investigate artificial insemination by donor "the final step of the depersonalisation of sex" Lord Kilmuir, the Lord Chancellor, armour.red last night. Winding up a flve-and-a quarter hour House of Lords debate onReuter - 299 words
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Article40 1958-02-28 2 NEW YORK, Thur.v At least eight people were killed among them a Negro woman of 110— and m than 50 injured when tornadoes swept Mi.ssi.ss. pi last night, leaving a trail ol dei traction In their vs.ike Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article58 1958-02-28 3 Marilyn is now sole boss NEW YORK. Thurs. Marilyn Monroe today became sole owner, as well as sole asset, of her own Incorporated company, Marilyn Monroe Productions. The company was formed Jointly by a photographer, Mr. Milton Greene and Miss Monroe three years ago. They were reported to have hadReuter - 58 words
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Article203 1958-02-28 3 ONDON, Thurs. The British Labour Party is widely reported today to be facing a serious internal clash over a newly-formed left-wing "Victory for Socialism" group. Newspapers report that the party's national executive de- 1 elded yesterday to give the i group an ultimatum to callReuter - 203 words
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Article56 1958-02-28 3 WELLINGTON. Thurs. Dr. Vivian Fuchs' team today reached Skelton Depot, the last inland base of their 2,180 miles crossing of Antarctica They will carry out vehicle maintenance at the base before pushing on to their destination of Scott Base. 180 miles away, where they areReuter - 56 words
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Article, Illustration95 1958-02-28 3 A GENERAL VIEW of the mass meeting in Trafalgar Square, London, by about 5,000 Turks to protest against the deaths of eight Turkish Cypriots during a recent riot in Cyprus. A coffin bearing the inscription "Here lies Enosis killed by the I'nited Na-95 words
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138 1958-02-28 3 TWO MINUTES -THE TIME TO LAUNCH MISSILE SALVO WASHINGTON, Thursday. AMERICAN airmen stationed in Britain to fire ballistic missiles will be capable of launching a salvo within two minutes of a firing order. Colonel Harry Zink, who will command the initial intermediate range ballistic missile base in Britain, revealed thisReuter - 138 words
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Article, Illustration316 1958-02-28 3 LONDON, Thursday. rpHE West would have no alternative but to strike back with nuclear weapons if Russia launched a major attack with conventional arms, the Defence Minister, Mr. Duncan Sandys, said yesterday. "It is no good mincing matters," he told mons. "We shall get316 words
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Article384 1958-02-28 3 I I LONDON, Thur s.— Police at Tipton, Staffordshire, believe a murderer might have been responsible for sending a weath to the funeral of the woman he strangled. A mystery wreath was placed on the grave of 30--year-old Miss Lilian Cox who was found murdered on FebReuter - 384 words
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Article346 1958-02-28 3 LONDON. Wed— There was a return to more settled conditions |n London stoclcmarkets today (or the start of the new account, but business wag rather If.nited. Rubbers were dull but there was an Increased demand for South African gold shares and prices advanced on a broad front. Coppers346 words
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Advertisement17 1958-02-28 3 rOLMA SWISS *21 JEWELS AUTOMATIC WATERPROOF INCABLOC UNBREAKABLE SPRING Menh: WAH SING HONG ASIA INSURANCE BUILDING, SINGAPORE.17 words
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Advertisement230 1958-02-28 3 SIMPLY DELICIOUS! deliciously simple gwanson's QUICK-FROZEN CHICKEN BREASTS THIGHS DRUMSTICKS WINGS They re simply delicious, these succulent parts of young tender chicken, and deliciously $impl« to serve because they're ready for immediate frying It's the easy way to enjoy chicken th« Swanson way! SINGAPORE (OLD STORAGE (0. LTD. Stop that230 words
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Article253 1958-02-28 4 Big loan for housing Malays IPOH, Wed. The Fe- deral Government has approved a $500,000 loan to the Ipoh Town Council for a low -cost housing scheme exclusively for Malays. Tbp Mentri Besar of Pc rak. Inche Monamed Ghaiali bin Hajl JawL told this today to a visiting Perak UMNO253 words
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Article66 1958-02-28 4 DAGGER MEN'S HAUL— $3 PENANG. Thurs.— Three dagger men made a $3 haul in a hold-up at Green Lane last night. A vegetable farmer. Khoo Ah Seng, told police he was MtaMc hi> attap hut when the robbers suddenly appeared and threatened him with daggers. The men then ransacked the66 words
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164 1958-02-28 4 T»HE Singapore Harbour Board plans to build nine new deep water berths at the east lagoon one of them capable of accommodating the largest liners in the world. Mr. OHR. Beadles, a Colony delegate to the ECAFK conference in Kuala Lumpur, announced on Tuesday that164 words
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Article39 1958-02-28 4 SEGAMAT. Thurs. A dance, jointly organised by the police and the P.W.D. Sports Club, will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on Saturday. The Cheshire Regiment and police bands will be in attendance.39 words
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Article36 1958-02-28 4 PENANG. Thurs. The American negro barit'.ne. Wil liam Warfield. will sing In Penang on March 6. His programme will feature negro spirituals and folk music, as well as classical and operatic items.36 words
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149 1958-02-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A plastics versus leathei controversy was started here today when the ECAFE cw— ltiee on industry and nataral resources debated the small-walr industries and handicraft marketing report. Ceylon's alternate delerate. Mr. K. C. S. Paal. said that ptasttes were gradually149 words
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Article14 1958-02-28 4 SEGAMAT. Thurs. Lim Kcng Yong. 22. was fined $40 lor negligent driving.14 words
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Article19 1958-02-28 4 SEGAMAT, Thurs— Wong Cholc Chung. 29. of Seremban was fined $60 here for driving an unlicensed van.19 words
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Article71 1958-02-28 4 Town hall approved in principle BUTTKRWORTH. Thurs. The Penang Suit Government has approved In principle the construction of a town hall for Butterworth together with new government and town council offices. The deputy chairman, Mr. Phee Jog Teik. disclosed this at yesterday's Town Council meeting. The proposed site for the71 words
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Article44 1958-02-28 4 General Sir Randle G. Feilden managing director of NAAFI will arrive at Singapore Airport at 2.45 p.m. today. He is visiting NAAFI establishments and clubs In Singapore, the Federation and Hong Kong. He will fly to the Federation on Thursday.44 words
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269 1958-02-28 4 BUT SKILL AND MARKETS NEEDED KUALA LUMPUR, v Thnrs.— The Federation Government is exploring ways to develop secondary industries to the peak of their economic possibilities, the Malayan delegate, Inche Ahmad Perang, told the ECAFE working party on small-scale industries and handicraft269 words
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Article192 1958-02-28 4 Divorced by Raja Muda, her secimd husband is a commoner rpELUK ANSON, Thurs. Raja Noor Izah binte Raja AH, former wife of the Raja Muda of Perak, will marry a commoner, Inche Ibrahim bin Mahmud, Lower Perak deputy assistant District Officer, on Monday. They were engaged two192 words
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257 1958-02-28 4 Young TB sufferers in search of jobs SATA PINPOINTS U ALARMING TREND- f....... SATA's mobile X-ray unit j Answers to questions IN important percen- tage of Singapore children leaving school to take up employment are found to be suffering from active tuberculosis, according to the 1957 annual report of SATA.257 words
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Article73 1958-02-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A six-year-old boy watched helplessly as his mother was brutally stabbed with a sickle at the 34 mile, Sungei Besi road, yesterday. The woman. Valliammah. 45, Injured in the neck and body, died in the general hospital last night. The boy screamed as73 words
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Miscellaneous155 1958-02-28 4 n wit AVA The News; 1.45 Potpourri Part RADIO NALAIA Two 2 00 Close Down; 5.60 E am.T mivi String Serenade; 5 30 The World NATI i In Peril; 6.00 StudenU 1 Note SI NG t?e t,- On; 6 53 Regional AnnouncfJ?7\.. n*iii5T ments 6M Singapore Share J""' V?F JL,-155 words
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92 1958-02-28 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Inche Taib bin Ibrahim, a Malay schools Inspector, got up this morning to find that his pay had vanished. The money, amounting to $492. was In his irouser pocket in his bedroom. The house was broken Into92 words
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Article59 1958-02-28 5 KUALA KUBU BAHRD. Thurs.— The heat wive which has been prevailing in the Ulu Selangor district for the past week has been the cause of several bush fires in a number of estates near here. The biggest fire occurred in a smallholder's rubber estate, near the59 words
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404 1958-02-28 5 This is interference, estate staff tell employers ROW OVER CIRCULAR DISAPPROVING CO-OPERATION WITH LABOURERS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE All Malaya Estate Staff Union today accused employers of "interfering in our union organisation." The A.M.E.S.U. demanded the withdrawal of a circular sent out by the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association warning404 words
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Article, Illustration46 1958-02-28 5 LADY GOODE. wife of the Governor of Singapore, sees an 11-year-old deaf mute, who has been In the care of the Children's Aid Societv for six months I ady Goode visitrd the society's office In Towner Road yesterday.46 words
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Article44 1958-02-28 5 Dr. O. A. Prowse of the Pish Culture Research Station, Malacca, will talk on Research on Fish Culture" at the Shell theatrette. Collyer Quay. Singapore, at 530 p.m. today. The talk Is being sponsored by the Science Society of Malaya.44 words
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Article48 1958-02-28 5 PENANO, Thurs.— Two city council employees, Mr. R. S. H Soone and Mr. Monerasinghe, have been recommended for engineering scholarships in Britain. Mr. Soong, Is shift charge engineer of the Penang power station. Mr. Monerasingle, i.s an Electrical Supply Department technical assistant48 words
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Article22 1958-02-28 5 JOHORE BAHRU ThursTay Yew Song, a lorry driver was fined $75 In the magistrate's Court today for over loading his vehicle.22 words
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209 1958-02-28 5 ONLY ONE OFFER TO TEACH SO FAR... DENANO, Thurs.— Only one Malay teacher has so far volunteered to teach In the Malay secondary classes to be formed in Penang and Province Wellesley In April. If the response does not Improve, the State Education Department, It Is understood, may compel other209 words
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Advertisement317 1958-02-28 5 I More and More 1 F BANK DEPOSITS are being made with Lombard Banking, (Merest payable half-yearly on Deposits of £100 to £250,000, If GROUP ASSETS EXCEED £18,000,000 I Interest paid »*»»»< irdrn tio* of L'hitrd Kingdom tmcomt fm. If Semi for your copy of Bank Deposit Account If Booklet317 words
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Miscellaneous450 1958-02-28 5 P«nan<4 CATHAY: Our Sister Hedy 1.15. 3.30, 6.45. 9.15; ODEON: The Oily Man 1 15, 3.30. 6 45. 9 15, PARAMOl'NT: Zanjeer 3 JO. 6 30. 9.30; CAPITOL: Night Passage 1.15. 3.30, 630. 9.30; BEX: Anak Pontianak (Malay) 1 15, 3 30. 6.30. 9 JO; LIDO: Action of the Tiger450 words
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Miscellaneous388 1958-02-28 5 TOL: Olau Cham ol Hue* Kingdoms (Mandarin) 12 45. 3. 7. 8 IS: SUN: Bhagl Sardar (Hindi) 2 30. 8. 9; STAR: The Fairies 12 45 3. 7. 8 16. SuMftri Sipm PRINCESS: The Pair Hortaon 2.30. 7. 8 15 Hank CATHAY: Wong Pel Hung Tee Kau Mol Dung Sye388 words
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Miscellaneous150 1958-02-28 5 <■«•■■«» COSMOS. Ualtlr Lear S. 7.30 Malarra CAPITOL: All Baba and 40 Thieves 3. 6 30. 9 15. HEX: Taufan (Malay) 1330, 3. 6 30. 9 15. LIDO: Cheng Ton Cher Hoi (Mandarin) 1230, 3. T, ».15; SI Sun Pun Tai Yat Yeah (Mandarin) 3. 7. 9.15 HEX: R. ck150 words
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Article396 1958-02-28 6 WOMAN WITNESS: IT WAS THE MOST BRUTAL THING I HAVE EVER SEEN DIFFICULT TO ESTABLISH MOTIVE, SAYS PROSECUTION IN PERAK MINE MURDER TRIAL IPOH, Thursday. A SPECIAL constable shot his father-in-law then hit him on the head with the rifle butt 'with the utmost force,"396 words
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Article, Illustration113 1958-02-28 6 The noted American Negro baritone. William Warfield, called on the veteran Chinese leader and MCA president. Date Sir Cheng Lock Tan at bis home in Malacca on Wednesday The picture (hows Mr Warfleld and Dato Cheng Lock Later, an enthusiastic audience of more than t>o«113 words
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Article78 1958-02-28 6 PENANG. Thurs.— A Penang state councillor. Tuan Ihiji Sulaiman bin Hajl Ahmad, today denied he had declared war against the government. "All I have been asking for Is the early Implementation of the Razak education plan," he said, commenting on a statement by Inche Ahmad bin Said, a78 words
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Article41 1958-02-28 6 Representatives of the Singapore Gene/al Employees' Union and the management of the Pepsi Cola Union Ltd.. met at the Labour Ministry yesterday to discuss the strike by about 35 of the firm's employees. No decision was reached.41 words
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Article25 1958-02-28 6 The Chinese Ladies Association. Singapore, yesterday gave a tea party to 65 aged people from Social Welfare homes at the Wesley Church Hall25 words
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Article125 1958-02-28 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. If ALAYA might form a suitable site for the estabiTl lishment of the proposed centralised research laboratory to service an ECAFE regional iron and steel industry. This was stated at the ECAFE meeting here today by the Federation's Chief Research Officer, Mines125 words
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Article52 1958-02-28 6 TANJONO MALIM. Thurs. —Members of all community V entertained Mr. D. S. Duiai Raj, Tanjong Malim town councillor, at a tea party in Trolak yesterday. Mr. Dural Raj was recently nominated by the Perak Government to represent Trolak on the Tanjong Malim town council, which52 words
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Article45 1958-02-28 6 IPOH. Thurs— The finals of the Anderson School talentime competition will be held in the school hall starting al 7 p.m. tomorrow. About 50 students, including a number of girls from the Post School Certificate and the commercial classes are taking part45 words
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Article42 1958-02-28 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. G. Tyebally, a local merchant, charged in the magistrate's court today with knowingly being in possession of four of rum on which duty had not been paid, claimed trial and was allowed ball of $300 pending hearing.42 words
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Article78 1958-02-28 6 Al OK STAR. Thurs.— The Alor Star fire brigade was summoned to a lallang fire at the Chinese ceme tery here at noon today. The firemen, led by illation officer Inche Kassim bin Mansoor, used sticks to fight th.- til.i/t- More than 1.000 gallons of78 words
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Article198 1958-02-28 6 ENTIRE SET-UP RE-ORGANISED SEREMBAN, Thursday. T»HE Seremban Blood Bank has been re-organised to boost the supply from registered donors These number over 200, but hardly two pints of blood are received each week. I The headquarters of the bank, which had for the past198 words
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Article78 1958-02-28 6 COURTESY CALL BY ROYAL NA VY MALACCA, Thurs. Two ships of the Royai Navy, HMS Alert and HMS Brantingham, will arrive here tomorrow on a three-day visit. The Flag Officer, Malayan Area, Rear Admiral G. A. Thring and the Commanding Officer of the Alert, sir Peter Anson, will pay courtesy78 words
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Article63 1958-02-28 6 PENANG, Thura. The Penang City Council will observe office hours from 8 a.m to 2 p.m. during bulan Puasa (Muslim fasting month). Council and committee meetings will start at 230 pm. and end not later than" 5.30. A recommendation by the city secretary, Mr S. V Adams,63 words
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Article310 1958-02-28 6 Exit 246 from the Home Guard IPOH, Thurs.— Six lieu--1 tenants and 240 other ranks of the 900-strong Kinta Valley Home Guard were paid of! today under a retrenchment scheme. They had previously beei given notice terminating their services and today. In addition to their February pay, received gratuities totalling310 words
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Article27 1958-02-28 6 .lOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The next meeting of the Johore Council of State will be held In the council chamber in Johore Bahru on Mar 2627 words
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Advertisement118 1958-02-28 6 Happy, happy little JVlushroom! Specially chosen cor Campbell's Cream of Mushroom condensed ~~*sep^^ tfampfidli CREAM OP MUSHROOM SOUP LOVELY FILM STAR CLEARS STUFFY NOSE in seconds! "Whenever I feel a stuffy nose coming on I just take a few quick sniffs from my handy Vicks Inhaler! In seconds, my nose118 words
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338 1958-02-28 7 MEMBERS SEE LITTLE CHANCE OF LONG SITTING: SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION WILL HELP jMIK banished mace, the Public Service, Commission and the case of an official recommended tor dismissal for allegedly embracing a woman clerk during office hours are among the items338 words
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Article40 1958-02-28 7 PENANG. Thurs.— A former Penang Chung Ling School student. Mr. Ho Yoong Soong. has been recommended as temporary assistant engineer of the Ayer Itam dam construction. Mr. Ho graduated at the University of Melbourne in 1956.40 words
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Article41 1958-02-28 7 Three men dragged K. Subramaniam, 21, into a back lane near the junction of Tras and Tapah Streets. Singapore, on Wednesday evenIng, beat him up "and robbed him of his fountain pen. Police later arrested a man.41 words
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Article, Illustration95 1958-02-28 7 PRETTY Singapore model Marianne Stocker pictured at Santa Barbara, California, with Hawaiian delegates to the Pacific Area T r a t c I Association's seventh annual convention. Marianne was the centre of attention in a sack of her own design which she made In Singapore, fn95 words
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Article124 1958-02-28 7 REBEL TEACHERS WARNED PENANG, Thursday. THE secretary-general of UMNO, Inche Ismail Yusoff, warned last night that UMNO would take a "serious view" of any attempt to crush it. "We are not perturbed over the resignation of teachers from our organisation," he told 1.000 Bayan124 words
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Article58 1958-02-28 7 PENANG. Thurs— A father! of six said in court today he received only a small commission on bets which he collected for a 1.000-characters lottery. Yong Liew Chin. 34. pleaded guilty to assisting in the carrying on of the lottery at his house in Penang Road58 words
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89 1958-02-28 7 A VOICE IN THE NIGHT STRATLES A STREET OENANO, Thurs. A 1 mystery voice calling out names woke up residents in Chetty Lane, off Noordin Street. early this morning. The voice repeatedly shrieked: "Ah Bah" (boy) and "Ah Nya" (girl). Then followed shrill laughter climaxed by a loud whistle. Startled89 words
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Article58 1958-02-28 7 TELUK ANSON. Thurs. Malik bin Tamln. 37. a padl planter, was charged here yesterday "with others who are still at large" with the murder of Li Tong Llong. 37. a copra dealer, at Kampong Sungei .:eli on the PerakSelangor border on Feb. 19. He was ordered58 words
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Article38 1958-02-28 7 Mr. Lee Choon Eng (Ind.) will ask the Chief Secretary at the next Legislative Assembly meeting, If he will Introduce amending legislation so that more stringent measures could be taken against gangsters and kid-nappers-in the Colony.38 words
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Article, Illustration250 1958-02-28 7 From lAN MOK-AI I ONDON, Thurs— Ma- J laya is losing talented people to the Americans, said Mr. Murad Hashim. 23, a graduate in history and political science of Boston University. Mr. Hashim, son of Mr. C. M. Hashim. former Federal Legislative Councillor,250 words
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Article28 1958-02-28 7 SITIAWAN. Thurs. A new $24,000 Ore engine with modern fire-fighting appliances Is now stationed here. Another was delivered to the Tapah Fire Brigade last month.28 words
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163 1958-02-28 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A man who could not sleep sought help at the Federation Red Cross Society (SeUngor) first-aid station in the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall here. ECAFE talks are taking place at the hall. The man is Mr. Nguyen163 words
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137 1958-02-28 7 Ya'acob to replace Dato Nik: It's official KUALA LUMPUR. Tharv— The Federation Government today confirmed the appointment of Tengku xa'acob ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Abdul Hamid llallm Shah as Malaya's new Hi<h Commissioner in London. He succeeds Dato Nik Karall, who leaves Britain for home on Saturday to head the External137 words
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221 1958-02-28 7 study by the full commission of ECAFE. He said that If Malaya was to embark on a programme of rapid industrialisation there would be a need to import capital goods, particularly heavy Machinery and other factory equipment. He added: "The very urgent and sudden221 words
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Article50 1958-02-28 7 The Old Boys' Association of the Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore, yesterday gave a "welcome" lunch at the Cathay Restaurant for Mr. and Mrs. T W. Hlnch. Mr Hlnch. a former principal of the school, has come from England for the Acs. Founder's Day dinner on Saturday50 words
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Advertisement52 1958-02-28 7 Relax -and enjoy America's -favourite f*fJtMg%fi real 100% PURE coffee made instantly in the cup! It makes itself in the cup! Instantly! And it's always perfect. Always pirlow, rich and roaster fresh. g^^^^^pj Good to the last drop! Your first Prrffrl sip will tell you why it's America's PMiMMMH favourite52 words
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Advertisement146 1958-02-28 7 j^^^PJvs l^ /ill' 4 \^m T -■miri-. f sfl RADe^x J— issiiii ii m?* steel f Far your a <>4>L<>ml leisure and pleasure... WrQk The Weeh-entler 1? f SOME OF THIS WEEKENDS STORIES:- -V EXTORTION SECRETS. L How secret society men squeezg money from s^E' fl Em the public. J^K^146 words
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Obituary26 1958-02-28 8 t« Word, $U (Minimum) TEO: Thlam Bock aged 7» on 27 .2 58 at 18-9 Highland Clow. Funeral at 4 p.m. on 28.2.58 at Bldadarl.26 words
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Article57 1958-02-28 8 M Word, lif (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. VICTOR FERNANDO thank all friends and relatives, for their attendance and assistance at the funeral of their only ion Christopher Vernon Fernando, and also those who •ent wreaths and condolence letters and telegrams, and all who rendered assistance during his Illness at57 words
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Article155 1958-02-28 8 1* Word, till I Minimum) A FRIENDLY WARNING: We all know the effectiveness of Alr-wlck as an Air freshener, but an empty Alr-wlck bottle la Ineffective. ARMOUR'S Amerl< an Frankfurters". So quick o cook so easy so delicious Ijt your next barbecue. Buy today from Cold Storage. Orchard Road155 words
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Article631 1958-02-28 8 Political Revenge The Federation's Minister for Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, claims that he has "definite evidence" that Malay teachers are contemplating political retaliation. As evidence, he refers to a "directive Issued by a Malay teachers' body in Malacca" asking its members Ito work against Alliance candidates in the rural631 words
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Article271 1958-02-28 8 President Eisenhower could hardly have pitched it stronger in his plea for an effective programme of foreign economic and military aid. It is "as urgent as the outlay for the development of the United States' own missiles and other modern weapons." The nation must aiso strengthen the271 words
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Article237 1958-02-28 8 Everybody will sympathise with the sentiments expressed in a letter published in this page today about the shooting of an amok in Singapore last week. The bravery ol the injured detective is to be commended, the killing of 8 mentally sick man is to be deplored. But237 words
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Article, Illustration1012 1958-02-28 8 NORMAN KING - Ships that sail under 'flags of convenience' NORMAN KING THE GREAT SHIPPING NATIONS LIKE AMERICA AND BRITAIN SEE A THREAT TO THEIR SUPREMACY 1N... By COUNTRIES like Liberia and Panama have taken their place among the great maritime nations of the world on paper. Offering virtual freedom from taxation, and1,012 words
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433 1958-02-28 8 ANOTHER ISMAIL" has altogether misinterpreted the substance of my Her (ST. Feb. 13). Ismail should know that I was referring to text books which will be used In the Malay secondary classes and not In the present primary schools. Ismail claimed that some433 words
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Letter128 1958-02-28 8 rpO flre nine bullets Into 1 the body of an Insane man Is wrong. Our detectives must be trained how to tackle an amok. An amok Is a sick man. We must pity him. It Is silly for a detective, to approach a frenzied man128 words
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Article287 1958-02-28 8 NEW DELHI T»HE morale ol top Indian civil servants has been shaken by the inquiry into unsound investments by the State-owned Life Insurance Corporation, and reperc unions are likely to be widespread. A whispering campaign has developed reflecting on th P Integrity ol many highlyReuter - 287 words
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Advertisement97 1958-02-28 8 The Tramp with the Golden Touch C.eorge S poker slept in doss-houses, spent his days on park benches. George looked like a tramp, but once upon a time he had been a banker. The strange and true story of the tramp who made an income of $12,000 year by selling97 words
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Advertisement73 1958-02-28 8 .^^^■fc. fK VESPA SCOOTERS are now available i-x-stock PRICE $1,080 if 100 miles per gallon Sol* Distributor* for Singapore, F«icr. I Moloyo Sarawak Brunei and BritiW-i North 6cir«o TNI lAST ASIATIC CO LTD., MOTOR DIVISION). 2»d WMVmS AHY S \l STARTS TIMIOIUIOU, SAT. ls< M A 111 II All broken73 words
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231 1958-02-28 9 SISTERS MAKE DEBUT WITH A DANCE BAND PENANG, Thurs. Three sisters from a family of musicians in Penang have formed their own ballroom dance band with the help of other local talent. The only woman players In the troupe, the Sabapathy trio Daisy, Alice and Ivy who call themselves Kitty231 words
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Article139 1958-02-28 9 UMNO TO MEET ON TUAN HAJI KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A Penan* State Councillor and chairman of the Province Wellesley South division of UMNO, 1 v.in Haji Suleiman bin Haji Ahmad, may be expelled from the party for his part in starting the Malay secondary classes row. The UMNO central executive139 words
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Article101 1958-02-28 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The people of Pangkal Kalang will go to the polls on March 15 to elect local council representatives. The Alliance is not contesting. When nomina'.ion closed yesterday two Independent candidates. Inche Ismail bin Abdul Rahman and Halt Mahmood bin Haji Ahmad. were returned unopposed101 words
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487 1958-02-28 9 VETERAN OF NINE YEARS IN JUNGLE SUCCUMBS TO PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE CAMPAIGN IT OFFERED MEDICAL CARE AND GOOD TREATMENT— SO FUNG LOY SURRENDERED IPOH, Thursday. A TERRORIST who was wounded in a Security Force ambush in the Sungei Siput area two weeks ago, surrendered to the487 words
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Article, Illustration14 1958-02-28 9 FROM LEFT: Alice, Ivy and Daisy.14 words
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195 1958-02-28 9 'STUDY TRIPS A MATTER OF POLICY' KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Minister for Natural Resources, Inche Bahaman bin Shamsliddin, said today that all invitations to Malayan students to study in Russia would be carefully examined. He added that there might be some "political implications" in the195 words
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Article126 1958-02-28 9 Wait in sun for 30 not in vain If U ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. An officer was touched today by the sight of 300 youths waiting in the sun for the second day running in the hope of being accepted for the Malay Regiment. Instead of stopping interviews after choosing 35126 words
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73 1958-02-28 9 KI'ALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Malayan tin producers will have to pay > M a picul in contributions to the International tin buffer stock from Saturday. This is the rate for the sixth contribution period ending on March 31 and is S9 more73 words
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Article123 1958-02-28 9 Singapore is drafting law for pioneer industries THE Singapore Government will soon Introduce legislation giving pioneer industries tax exempI tlons. The Minister for Com merce and Industry. Mr. J M. Jumabhoy. told the Strait^ Times yesterday that legislation was being drafted He said: "The aim Is to offer123 words
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355 1958-02-28 9 'No insult,' tea party men tell Ong FIE Mayor of Singapore, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, yesterday received an apology from the Arab organisers of a tea party whom he claimed had Insulted him. The apology was signed by the chairman of the organising committee, i Dato A.M. Alsagoff. It explained355 words
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Article23 1958-02-28 9 ALOR STAR. Thurs. Mr. s N K. Nagappa Chettiar has ben elected president of the Kedah Nattukkot'ai Ciittlars' Chamber of Commeic*.23 words
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169 1958-02-28 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The retiring chairman of the Rubber Producers' Council, Mr. 8. N. King, hopes science will put Malayan rubber seeds on the breakfast tables of the world. Mr. Kirn;, who Is leaving Malaya on Saturday, said over169 words
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159 1958-02-28 9 Russians snub Formosans, S. Koreans ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. The Russian delegates to the ECAFE conference now In progress here today snubbed the Formosan and South Korean delegates by not Inviting them to a lunch for members of the commission. They held a $200 lunch at the Griffin Inn here159 words
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Article69 1958-02-28 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Two Malayan teachers who have Just completed a three months teachers' training course at the University of Texas in Austin. U.S.. have been made honorary citizens of the State of Texas. They are Mr. Choong Yuen Thiam. teacher of English at Chung Hua Middle69 words
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Article41 1958-02-28 9 MALACCA. Thurs.—Alliance councillors today saw Malacca's Chief Minister. Dato Osman bin Talib, for help In settling the 14-day-old strike of 140 employeea of three local bus companies. The strike has put 50 buses oft* the road41 words
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Article61 1958-02-28 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The 25-ft. python trapped by four estate labourers on Feb. 12 after it had caught and swallowed a 200-lb wild boar is now dead. I Its owner, a Kuala Lumpia engineer, Mr Ronald Fraser, is having its skin preserved. > Originally It was61 words
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Advertisement88 1958-02-28 9 of one thing she can be sure.... ■Drmodrllr' Sun Top »n4 Kiit-u bj John 1 ittli- •Wid^jlßJL.i iM.il..>.! lid. "'"^^Wife; On the beach or at the ball. k she can feel confident In her JJp Camella protection. Super-soft Camella Is the f trustworthy kind of tissue she I needs for88 words
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Advertisement76 1958-02-28 9 Accounts? Adding up y^^x^i SHOWROOM SMV IS4. CLEMENCCAU AVENUE. SINGAPORE. TEL. UIU MM BEHN, MEYER CO. LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG WM SOME EMPLOYEES NEVER STOP TO THINK: After having been DISMISSED by your boss or QUIT your job, YOU can receive a lump sum of MONEY to tide you76 words
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Article, Illustration530 1958-02-28 10 SUSAN BARRTE SEES THE WEEK'S NEW FILMS "THE GREEN 4 MAN," a Lion International comedy thriller starring Alistair Sim, must rate as one of the funniest British films I have seen. It has a cast of top? line talent, witty dialogue and an original530 words
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Article, Illustration381 1958-02-28 10 II HKN the novel "Peyton Place" by Grace Metalious was launcheil on the American public, it created a furore and a storm of protest from the people of her home town, on which she is alleged to have based the story. Judging by381 words
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283 1958-02-28 10 Pacifist in Pacific, but Ladd is a hero in the end ALAN LADD, long a big box office draw in Malaya, will again bring in the fans with "DEEP SIX." a Warner colour drama of wartime Pacific naval action. Ladd. showing his age but still Hashing that boyish grin plays283 words
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Advertisement581 1958-02-28 10 l s«E9^?^3l 1 1 V I J h^^K. *J iL"/_l fc If*/ 1 ft L^XiJ ssssssssLa J ,It Phone IVU* HOW SHOWING! Jf M J»J j I 1 45. 4.15. 8.45 9.30 pm > BCEdlluSSlsffiEHi Manila'S Plcturr la ro'our f Pai Van« in TIIOK I OO:V yl jL. Midnight Cornel,581 words
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Miscellaneous345 1958-02-28 10 Straits Times Crossword J srs s^***** 2 Bolted with poet, we hew (6). K^|2~ tH^3 LM^&1^34 |^5 I^M« 1 I 2! tUl up denU1 Job? <7) H H IIM^ H __H_,_ j5ui?5) inf 9 K 10 S Roman poet of imma- I I lj\\-l ri turlty? (7). N§&§| SSSs fc^345 words
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Article, Illustration1077 1958-02-28 11 AMAZING L CAREER OF THE DOLLY SISTERS FROM SLUM TO LUXURY AND FAME.., A LL fashionable Monte Carlo flocked to the casino on New Year's Eve, 1928. A beautiful brunette showgirl was seated at a roulette table. Millionaires and princes were amongthe throng who clustered round her. She had alreadyDaily Mirror - 1,077 words
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Advertisement215 1958-02-28 11 nestum/" A READY-COOKED jd&j&k^X 3-CEREALFOOD Readily digestible and very palatable, j^kJE^^-*^ NKSTUM ii a splendid complementary mUsvn#T o< or M >y can £> yen from TOfflfWEP" /.jrfK^ -^^X I N »^^>Kl\-GISKKQI'IRKD just I lC^*^a 1 dd milk or wal er «o the required J quantityof NKSTUM and a little sugar215 words
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Miscellaneous223 1958-02-28 11 iurnten A f». By $tas I THES£ DiZZY QAMtS ARE V*f T \S^^Bj^2H Tm€ BALLOOI 5 The Saint By Leslie i 'harteri* d [MT" ~~X /TAiusr se svari& M [now weusruoyTHe drill ihsijx the} I V^Tni^P^TruaTnf^Li^t WUr=4=f 7*MA/ 7HAT- BUT SHU J PLACE. TH (5 6 ONE COUHWtJH 6 6223 words
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577 1958-02-28 12 By Our Market Correspondent pFE local tin price continued its see-saw movement yesterday and gained $4.50 per picul, being quoted at $369.50. The previous day it had lost $5 and slightly depressed mining and Industrial shares on the Malayan Share Market Yesterday's improvement577 words
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Article17 1958-02-28 12 SINGAFOBE: FEB. 27. RUBBER: 781 cents per lb. (unchanged). TIN: $369.50 per picu! (up $4.50).17 words
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Article147 1958-02-28 12 March first grade ruobrr buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 78V4 cents per lb unchanged on Wednesday's closing price. nosing lone: Dull and slightly easier. Closing prices In cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int 1 R S.S. Spot fob. buyers 78^. sellers "78' 2 Int. 1147 words
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Article91 1958-02-28 12 Singapore Chinese Produrr Ezi chance: noon prices per plcul yesterday were Copra: quiet; UK Continent February/March $30 3/4 buyers. $31 3 4 tellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $47 sellers, drum $51 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business reported done; Muntok white $104. Sarawak $103. special Sarawak $64 (all unchanged).91 words
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Article96 1958-02-28 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 3/16. OR 32 5/16. 90 d st 32 5 8 credit btlls. 12 3/4 trade bilk Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada SI 13/16:96 words
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Article48 1958-02-28 12 rpHE 1 rdrmliun s Minister 1 of Finance has Axed the following prices for calculating Customs duties for the week from Feb. 27 Rubber rents a lb. Cepra $484 a ten. Coconut Oil 1788 a ton. Palm Oil $699.25 a ton. Palm Kernels 5396 a ton.48 words
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Article144 1958-02-28 12 MELBOURNE, Thuru INVESTMENT shares recorded a steady tone on a quiet market on the Stock Exchange here today. Broken Hill South eased 2s. 6d. in an easier mining section to provide the main price variationLoans maintained a firm tone. Loans 3'i% 1956-59 £99 6s. 3d. Loans 3% 1956-58144 words
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Advertisement454 1958-02-28 12 NOTICES TIN CONTROL NOTICE Tin Control (Buffer Stock) Regulations. 19MIt la notified for Information that the Minister of Natural Resources has declared that the sixth contribution period shall be from Ist to 31st March, 1958 and that the rate of contribution shall be $21.00 a plcul CONTROLLER. TIN CONTROL. 36th454 words
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Advertisement411 1958-02-28 12 NOTICES UNITED PLANTATIONS SOUTH AFRICA LIMITED (Incorporated In the Union of South Africa). NOTICE Is hereby given that the Ninth Annual General MeetIng of Shareholders of United Plantations South Africa Limited will be held on Thursday, the 3rd of April. 1958, at 10 a.m. at the Registered Office. 6 It,411 words
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Advertisement939 1958-02-28 12 NOTICES the Electricity ordinance, 1949 COMPETENT CONTROL. The attention of all owners of electrical Installations in the Federation of Malaya are drawn to Section 71(1) and (2) of the I Electricity Ordinance, 1949 which .reads as follows: (1) No Installation or electrical plant or apparatus shall be worked or operated939 words
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Advertisement416 1958-02-28 12 NOTICES PAJAM LIMITED Application has been made to us to Issue duplicate scrip in the name of the undermentioned, the original certificate being able:Hugh Oddin -Taylor, deceased 250 shares Nos. *****1/*****0. rronoE is hereby otven that unless a claim Is made 10 us within 30 days, we shall deal with416 words
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Advertisement814 1958-02-28 12 NOTICES AUSTRAL MALAY TIN LIMITED (laeerptntcd In the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NOTICI U hereby given that a Dividend, the Seventy-third ot i One Shilling (1/-) Sterling I per stock unit, less Malayan InI come Tax at 30%, lias been declared due and pajable to registered stockholders at814 words
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Advertisement747 1958-02-28 12 P. 0. PROFIT INCREASED THE Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co. announce a final dividend of 8 per cent actual less tax on deferred stock fw the year ended Sept. 30, 1957 making li per cent for the year against 8 per cent Surplus for the year before tax. but747 words
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Advertisement1505 1958-02-28 13 T-» *4os MANSFIELD cV CO., LTD. U* MM (10 lines) llncrrDorated ir Singapore) (12 lin«s) oapT. 1 1 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE X*' SAILINGS ta LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON t CONTINENTAL PORTS (Via Suet w.rh liberty ta proceta via Panama or Cope ot Good Hope) Carriers opl.ui to proceed via orner1,505 words
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Advertisement1154 1958-02-28 13 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK AND/OR FAR EAST i Penong P. S'hom Spore 1 LALANOIA h. Part/ 1 Mer HUSUANGA" In Port/ 1 Mar 2/ 1 Mar 1/ 4 Mar "KORkA" 1/2 Mar 1/ 1 Mar 4/ S Mar "SELANDIA" 12/11 Mar 14/15 Mor 14/17 Mar Accepts cargo1,154 words
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Advertisement1115 1958-02-28 13 ."uTdTng THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. t miji" SINGAPORE (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) I LINES SAILINGS TO ADEN, U.K. t CONTINENTAL PORTS S'pora P. S'hom Penong BENVORLICH for Homburg, London, Rotterdam la Part/ 1 Mar BENREOCH for London, Rotterdam, Homburg G.ll 4 Mar London direct arrival 20 Mar BENWYVIS1,115 words
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Advertisement1285 1958-02-28 13 McAI ISTER tfc CO., LTD. TEL.I No.: HMI ELLCRMAN LINES KLAVBNESS LINE LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM, LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURG SEATTLE, VANCOUVER t PORTLAND and for USA., North A'lontie Ports A"*" 1 aarge for i Central 4 Soutb ond Conodo via Colcmbo BONNEV LLI CITY D °fK?!!' OtD o S-por,1,285 words
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Article, Illustration159 1958-02-28 14 Burma wants more trade DURMA wants to buy more textiles, foodstuffs and building materials from Malaya, said U Sein, Joint managing director of Joint-Ven-ture Corpn. Ltd., Kangoon, in Singapore this week. U Sein, who Is now in the Federation on holiday, said that demand for these Products in Burma was159 words
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Article, Illustration222 1958-02-28 14 rl Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange cele. brated its 47th anniversary with party at its premises last week, which also marked the traditional opening day of business after the Chinese N?w Year holidays. Mor e than 100 people, inchiding members of the Exchange and friends attended the fund222 words
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339 1958-02-28 14 Geoffrey Boland - India may soon sell Malaya quantities of steel Geoffrey Boland BESIDES U.K., JAPAN AND BELGIUM FOUR NEW PLANTS WILL BE IN OPERATION 1 BY 1960 AND CAN SUPPLY OVERSEA NEEDS "MALAYA, which is at present getting the majority of her steel supplies from Britain, Belgium and Japan, may also get339 words
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Article, Illustration74 1958-02-28 14 AIR FRANCE has appointed Mr. M. Colas as resident representative for Singapore, Malaya and In. donesia. General agents are the Messageries Maritime* Cm At present Air France operate tiv e flights from the Far East to Europe via Saigon. Bangkok or Rangoon Air France will be open.74 words
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171 1958-02-28 14 PRODUCTION of rub- ber footwear in the Federation of Malaya continues to advance, although output in Singapore shows a slight drop. Total amount produced in the Federation in the first 11 months of last year was 10,383,000 pairs, an Improvement of 15.3 per cent over171 words
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173 1958-02-28 14 T»HE first Ben Line ship to sail from Scotland on -the direct sea link with the Far East, the Benmhor (10,953 tons) left the Firth of Forth port of Grangemouth on February 15. This sailing completes the Inauguration of the new P.173 words
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Advertisement190 1958-02-28 14 Tiff DIPTIIDsC "■\l I soldier out 1 nUlUipßkJt^a alive i A 4>v9 4%* iff 4mM m I Stk. i««^ib> v "-w^o --dEno ir-oot th« *^IGikii I iftKl'iiiiiilisi. i w v Jw3f-8 W^ ■■■■■■p**sl I I OPE AS TOD A V J B E iT*} tn*^kw '^si**^' GEORGE NADER PHYUIS IHAXTER190 words
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185 1958-02-28 15 Japanese golfers face stiff test on US tour YEW YORK, Thurs.— Japan's leading golfers. Torakichi Nakamura and Koichi Ono. will arrive in the United States next month to play in the Masters' tournament at Auirusta. Georgia, from Apr. 3 to 6, it was announced here yesterday. Mr. Fred Corcoran, DirectorReuter - 185 words
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Article53 1958-02-28 15 HAVANA. Thurs. Joe Brown iU.S.) world light- weight boxing champion, knocked out Orlando Ecevar ria (Cuba i in the first round |of a ten-round non-title fight here last night. Both boxers had been under heavy police guard after rumoured threats by 'Cuban rebels to sabotageReuter - 53 words
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Article37 1958-02-28 15 BURGKUNSTADT, (West Oermtny), Thurs. West Germany and England drew 5-5 in their international table tennis match here last night. England won the women's matches 3-0 but were beaten i 5-2 in the men's events. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article233 1958-02-28 15 IMTIAZ IN TWO CENTURY STANDS KINGSTON, Thursday, DAKISTAN were 274 for four at the close of the first day's play in the third Test against West Indies here yesterday. Imtiaz Ahmad. Pakistan's wicketkeeper and opening batsman, scored 122 and shared In century partnerships with Saeed Ahmad233 words
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Article61 1958-02-28 15 PAKISTAN Ist. 1n,.. ll.mil r Alexander b Gilrhrkt loitiai r Alexander b GUrhrkt 121 Sac«l H'eekr* b Smith 58 Wat Mas not »ul -,n llimuddin c Alexander b Atkinson 15 Kardar not out Kxtra* 7 Total (far four) IM Wills frfl at: 4, IM. 223, >49. BOni.lXC. r.ilrhrist ti-Z-96-i;61 words
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Article92 1958-02-28 15 BUDAPEST, Thurs.— Vasas. of Budapest, entered the semi-finals of the European Cup soccer competition by beating Ajax < Amsterdam) 4-0 here yesterday. All goal* were scored in the first half. Vasas won 6-2 on aggregate, the first leg match in Amsterdam having been drawn 2-2 earlierReuter - 92 words
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Article30 1958-02-28 15 DAR-ES-SALAAM. Thurs Tanganyika has decided not to send a team to the EmDir« Games at Cardiff in Jury because their team was not up to international standard.30 words
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189 1958-02-28 15 Australian is in the Cambridge crew for boat race CAMBRIDGE. Thursday. /CAMBRIDGE University Boat Club last night announced Its crew to meet Oxford University in the 104 th annual boat race, to be rowed over four miles 374 yards on the River Thames on Easter Saturday. (Apr. 5). Only oneReuter - 189 words
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Article, Illustration29 1958-02-28 15 COACH FOR MALAYAN ATHLETES THOMAS KO>\M»I( II the American track and Ael4 t<>ach. who will train Singapore and Federation athletes for the Asian Games during the next four months.29 words
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Article42 1958-02-28 15 IPOH. Thurs— St. Michael's Institution beat No. 3 Company, Royal Army Service Corps, by 50 runs at cricket on the school padang here yesterday. The school scored 97 (Subramaniam 26: Waterhouse 4-32j and the soldiers 47 I (Subramaniam 6-18).42 words
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Article21 1958-02-28 15 KAMPAR. Thurs.— Kuala Kangsar beat Batu Gajah 7-2 in the Perak Police inter circle football league match here yesterday.21 words
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Article66 1958-02-28 15 WELLINGTON. Thurs. Five players who have not previously represented New Zealand have been included in the cricket team to tour England this year. The team is: John Alabaster Bob Blair (vice-captain), Jack D'Arcy, Noel Harford, John Hayes. Tony Mac Gibbon, Trevor Meale Laurie Miller, Alex Molr,66 words
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Article35 1958-02-28 15 LONDON. Thurs.— Leslie Drifneld. 45-year-old Leeds Iron foundry executive, won the English amateur billiards championship for the fifth time here last nisht. beating Jack Wright, of Lincolnshire, by 4.483 to 2.587. -Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Advertisement105 1958-02-28 15 Are you lacking in energy, feeling tired... v> do your thoughts go round and round? When diHicult.es ar.se m the off.cc or at home do you f.nd B^'lEtp rt j you cannot think clearly and have to struggle through the '*fi^ 'C^- day? If so you should try Sanatogen Sanatogen105 words
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Article173 1958-02-28 16 Penang gets ready for coach Schools to fix the venues Morning sessions—from DENANG, Thurs.— r The Football Association of Malaya coach. Choo Seng Quee. will hold three training sessions a day when he visits Penan? from Mar. 28 to Apr. 11. The Penang F.A. secretary. Mr. Tan Teik Kiong, told173 words
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Article49 1958-02-28 16 SYDNEY. Thurs —Business men and residents of thr Sydney suburb of Banlcstowti will send swimming coacii Don Talbot to the Empire Games with his young proteges. John and lisa Kon rads An appeal to raise A£ldou to cover Talbot's expenses I has been started —ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article43 1958-02-28 16 TOKYO. Thurs.— The New Zealand rugby touring team continued their Japanese tour with another thumping win over an All-Kanto team comprising representatives from five Tokyo Universities, here yesterday. The final score was 22 points to three.— ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article288 1958-02-28 16 Standing Committee to discuss new proposal at Sunday's meeting BAM officials worried over two-month break in Thomas Cup training KUALA LI'MIH'R, Thursday. fHE BADMINTON Association of Malaya may stajje another Thomas (.'up trial, probably in April, to follow the third trials in Singapore this weekend. A288 words
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Article220 1958-02-28 16 SILVER MISTRESS AND GUNONG MAS CLASSIFIED IN CLASS ONE TWO classy newcomers Silver Mistress a grey English mare, and Gunong Mas i late Sassanid) will race in Class One. according to the latest S.R.A. classifications. Silver Mistress i s a 3-year-old by Grey Sovereign out of Games Mistress220 words
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Article, Illustration66 1958-02-28 16 A goal— for his rivals IOriENHAM Hotspur fullback Henry left, strikes a graceful ballet pose as he crashes Into his own goal and puts the ball through as well to give Arsenal their opening goal in last Saturday's first division league game at Highbury. Spurs goalkeeper Ditchburn (centre) and ArsenalReuter - 66 words
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Article221 1958-02-28 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. TWO goals scored during extra time enabled Levers Sports Club to eliminate Selangor Club from the Selangor Hockey Association knock-out tournament on the padang today. The Club put up a sur pnsmgly good display to hold Levers, who had two State221 words
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Article49 1958-02-28 16 Lee Kok Seng, the Singapore centre-half and captain will not play for Singapore in their two soccer matches against the Federation over the weekend at Kuala Lumpur. He Ls unable to make the trip as he has a temperature He has been advised to rest.49 words
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Article61 1958-02-28 16 Col G.S.K. Maydon with 32 points won the •A division stableford competition of the Singapore Army Golfing Society held at the Royal Island Club on Wednesday. The "B" division winner was Maj. M Summors with 37. The ball sweep for the first nine was won by61 words
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79 1958-02-28 16 SUNGEI PATANI, Thurs Penang Indians will meet a Kedah Invitation XI on the Sungei Patanl padang on Sunday in a charity soccer match in aid of the Asian Games Fund. The Kedah side will be selected from: Pawanteh, Ruthuran. Haron. Bhari. Zainol. Lazarus,79 words
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Article30 1958-02-28 16 Bartley Secondary School chalked up a record 12-0 win over Pasir Panjang Boys Club In their S.A.F.A. Youth soccer competition firstround match at Bartley Road yesterday.30 words
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Article32 1958-02-28 16 i TAIPINO. Thurs. Colts beat Garrison Nomads 3-2 in a league hockey fixture here yesterday. Colts scored through Jalll. V. Doral and Velaithan while Snelling got both goals for Nomads.32 words
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Article137 1958-02-28 16 |OHANNESBURG. Thurs- Gary Player, brilliant young South African golf professional, who has played In English tournaments for the past three years. Intends to boycott all future competitions in Britain except the open championship Tlic 22-year-old golfer de clared here yesterday that senior professional events InReuter - 137 words
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402 1958-02-28 16 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By PENANG. Thursday. /GALLOPING wide out on the course proper, Prioru ity. with Tom Mortimer astride, clocked 38 2/5 for 3f in a tryout with. Pinner here this morning. Priority came away from his galloping companion at the finish. It was easily402 words
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Article97 1958-02-28 16 SPECIAL AWARD FOR DRAGON CMGHTEEN YEAR OLD Chris Dragon, top apprentice on tbe Malayan Turf, has won the special award for being the most improved apprentice in 1957. He thus receives a silvermounted whip presented by the leading Australian Jockey Arthur Ward. Chris at present has 26 winners to his97 words
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Article20 1958-02-28 16 KAMPAR Thurs. PeraK Hydro gave a walkover to Kampar Police In a first di vision hockey league match yesterday20 words
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Article23 1958-02-28 16 SEOAMAT, Thurs. The annual meeting of the Segamat Cricket Association will be held at the International Club tomorrow at 530 p.m23 words
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Article40 1958-02-28 16 ODESSA (Texas). Thurs.-Lew Huad Australia's Wimbledon tennis champion, last night beat the world professional title holder. Pancho Gonzales. 22-20. 10-8. In their 100-match series. Hoad has now won 17 of the 26 matches played so far— ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article267 1958-02-28 16 Kim Bee to miss Malayan meet IT U A L A LUMPUR, 11 Thurs. Weightlifter Tan Kirn Bee, Malaya's best prospect for a medal at the Asian Games, will not take part in the Malayan weightlifting championships here on Mar. 15. The championships will also serve as the second Asian267 words
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Advertisement67 1958-02-28 16 3Q> I'm talking to everyone I meet about the mileage my make of car will achieve in the 1958 Malayan Mobilgas Economy Run maybe I can cut my petrol bill. The 1958 Malayan Mobilgas abmrmhkm\ I'.i'inumy Run. Malaya's only MMBir^g national motoring event, will "as.*^?-' ■<s be held oivr faster67 words
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Page 16 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous12 1958-02-28 16 IPOH lim hM Knockout romprti lion: IMi. i KinU Indians, upper padaitf.12 words
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