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Title Section27 1958-04-05 1 i AVERAGE DAILY <111 I 1 11 1 It SALE EXCEEDS 80,0011 r fat**" 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1958 1S CENTS27 words
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Article349 1958-04-05 1 There's no question now of bringing Jakarta to heel Miss Universe' quest in Singapore AN ISLAND- WIDE quest 1 iA f or a beautiful girl to represent Singapore at the 1958 "Miss Universe" beau- ty pageant will start on E Monday. E The Joint sponsors are 1349 words
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Article318 1958-04-05 1 DENIS WARNER - Rebels may yet pack surprise DENIS WARNER By SINGAPORE, Friday. yyH ATEVER the future may hold the revolutionary government in Sumatra ie fighting now for survival. For the moment, at least there is no question of bringing Jakarta to heel or of driving the Communists from their positions o? power318 words
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Article, Illustration296 1958-04-05 1 pRESIDENI Soekarno told a meeting of graduates of the University of Indonesia on Thursday night that he was not a Communist. The President's speech was broadcast from Jakarta by Radio Indonesia. "I have been accused ol being a Communist because I have visited Communist countries,"296 words
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154 1958-04-05 1 yHE 10,500-strong Federation of City Council 1 Labour Unions. Singapore, may suspend strike notices served on the council. The federation secretary. Mr. K Sivasamy sai yesterday he personally felt this "goodwill gesture" should be made in view of the council's decision on Thursday154 words
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67 1958-04-05 1 Four more KPM ships reach Singapore PUR more KPM ships I ehak. Labewa. Larianc and Balikpapan arrived in Singapore from Pontianak yesterday after four months' detention by the Indonesian Government. The vessels are among the 36 other KPM ships re. leased recently by the In. donesians. More are expected here67 words
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Article42 1958-04-05 1 VIENNA, Fri. Mr. Nlkita Khrushchev watched from a tribune of honour in Budapest today as Hungarian army tank and artillery units paraded through the streets of the capital to mark the climax of the 13th "Liberation Day" ceremonies42 words
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Article22 1958-04-05 1 PARIS. Fri— A bomb exploded today outside a Communist party office in suburban LevalloLs. Damage was slight.— Re ater.22 words
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Article110 1958-04-05 1 Biggest holiday rush in years I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Hundreds of people in Kuala Lumpur this morning began moving north and south by road, rail and air in one of the biggest Easter holiday rushes for years Malayan Railway north, bound trains were packed to capacity and two extra coaches had110 words
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Article45 1958-04-05 1 NEW YORK, Frl The right leg of Cole Porter, the famous songwriter, was amputated yesterday. A hospital spokesman said that Mr Porter had been suffering from a bone disease, which developed after he had a fall from a horse in 1937 ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article41 1958-04-05 1 TOKYO, Fri Tokyo Metropolitan Government is asking citizens to display politeness and morality for the visitors expected during the Asian Games, opening on May 24. The metropolis will issue 300.000 leaflets setting out a charter of behaviour— ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article45 1958-04-05 1 GLASGOW. Frl. Peter Manuel, 31, woodworker, was today sent for trial charged with murdering eight people three women, three teenaged girls, a man and a boy. He will go for trial at the Glasgow High Court on April 14. ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article76 1958-04-05 1 LONDON, Frl The 18,036-ton former British troopship Empire Orwell, which radioed for assistance last nleht. has reached a safe anchorage 10 miles off Aveiro, Portugal, Lloyds reported today. Th e Empire Orwell which has a crew of 116 but no passengers, last night reMorted that sheReuter - 76 words
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Article290 1958-04-05 1 10 HARD-CORE TERRORISTS GIVE UP KLANG, Friday. pEN hard-core terrorists surrendered yesterday and today in the "black" Klang and Batu Arang area. Three have been killed, and the Bukit IJok and Meru Road gangs have been smashed. Eight or 10 members of the Batu Arang gang are on the run.290 words
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Article47 1958-04-05 1 PARIS. Frt. The North Atlantic Alliance must maintain Its defensive strength, Mr. John Foster Dulles. American Secretary of State, said today in a message to M. Paul Spaak, NATO Secre-tary-General. Today Is the ninth anniversary of the signing of the North Atlantic Treaty. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article60 1958-04-05 1 NEW YORK, Frl— Judy Garland deposited Jewellery and expensive gowns in court here yesterday to Insure her return for further questioning on income tax charges on Monday. The singer, asked to post a $10,000 bond, said she did not have enough money and the taxReuter - 60 words
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Article30 1958-04-05 1 NEW DELHI, Prl— The Indian Government today announced the abolition of restrictions on travel to Ooa and other Portuguese possessions in India enforced three years ago.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article20 1958-04-05 1 CAPE CANAVERSAL. Frl.— The U.S. Air Force launched a long-range Snark guided missile In a test yesterday.— Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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Article197 1958-04-05 1 Whip is back for kidnap gangs T«EN years' Jail and a whipping is to be the new maximum sentence for kidnapping with intent to entort money in Singapore. The maximum penalty for this offence at present is seven years. Whipping as an additional punishment was abandoned about 10 yean ago.197 words
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Article85 1958-04-05 1 COLOMBO. Fri Mr. Kenneth East, first secretary of the United Kingdom High Commission In Ceylon, left for London by air last night for consultations on difficulties that have arisen in the talk* for th setting up of a British air base In the Maldives. Reports here said85 words
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Article, Illustration30 1958-04-05 1 TOKYO, Fri— Japan has received a message from the Soviet Suppreme Council asking for support in securing agreement on the suspension of nuclear weapons tests— Reuter. NIXONReuter - 30 words
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288 1958-04-05 2 Delhi— spider web opium centre for Far East TIP FROM COLONY SETS O*F AN INDIA-WIDE HUNT ]^TEW DELHI. Fri.— Delhi has become a centre for international opium smugglers whose network covers Singapore, Hong Kong and India. In the last 12 months Indian narcotics bureau agents have arrested 200 smugglers andReuter - 288 words
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Article223 1958-04-05 2 PLYMOUTH, Fri. A 19--year-old seaman from the Royal Navy minelayer Apollo who called his shipmates "cewards" when they would net disobey an officer, was yesterday jailed for nine months and dismissed from the service. Able Seaman Denis B. McCarthy pleaded guilty to six charges before aReuter - 223 words
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145 1958-04-05 2 NEHRU'S 'NO' TO PROPOSAL FOR 'SUMMIT TALKS ON KASHMIR I^EW YORK, Frt— Dr. 11 Frank Graham, the U. N. Kashmir representative, last night called for Indian-Pakis-tani "summit" talks as soon as possible on the disputed territory. Dr. Graham, in a report to the Security Council, asked both sides to decideReuter - 145 words
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Article, Illustration1107 1958-04-05 2 From DONALD LUDLOW MOUNTING PRESSURES A THREAT TO HARMONY IN THE WHITE HOUSE TO the already long 3 A list of troubles that are now so sorely perplexing S him, President Eiseni hower, must add yet E another a deepenS ing rift between himI self and Vlce-Presi-S dent1,107 words
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378 1958-04-05 2 From Page One es the rebels have in store for Jakarta and doubtless Jakarta has its surprises too. My purpose, however. U not to attempt to predict results but to examine some of the weaknesses and strengths the past month of manoeuvre378 words
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Article245 1958-04-05 2 (kit of the wmi n Mtf BOMBAY, Fri. rPHE Communists scored a big success yesterday with the election of Shantaram Savlaran Mlrajkar. 56, as Mayor of Bombay, first Indian Communist to achieve such a position. Mr. Mlrajkar was elected Mayor of India's second largest cityReuter - 245 words
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Article362 1958-04-05 3 MACMILLAN TELLS A STARTLED HOUSE OF COMMONS: BRITAIN HAS SPECIFIC EVIDENCE LONDON, Friday. THE British Government has specific evidence that a country could hold nuclear tests without the rest of the world knowing, Mr. Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, (old the House of Commons today. HeReuter - 362 words
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Article114 1958-04-05 3 LONDON. Fri. Sir Winston Chun lull and Lady Churchill flew into London from Nice \cMi-rday afternoon. They drove off to Churtwell, their country home, for Easter. Crouds at London airport cheered Sir Winston. Pale and unsmiling, he walked down the steps fri .i theReuter - 114 words
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Article24 1958-04-05 3 WASHINGTON. Frl. An anti-recession Bill authorising a further $1,800 million for highway building was passed by both Houses of Congress yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article23 1958-04-05 3 SEOUL. Fri. President Syngman Rhee will visit South Vietnam on April 9 at the invitation of President Nuo Din Diem. UPUP - 23 words
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Article22 1958-04-05 3 WASHINGTON. Frl—President Elsenhower left Washington yesterday to spend a long Easter weekend at his farm at Gettysburg. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article19 1958-04-05 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. The United States has imposed a total embargo on arras shipments to Cuba —Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Article19 1958-04-05 3 BANGKOK, Frl. The Prime Minister, Lt.-Gen. Thanom Kittikachorn, has been promoted to the rank of general. Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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94 1958-04-05 3 LONDON, Fri. A huge traffic jam blocked .the heart of London last night at the start of a four-day Easter holiday break which threatens chaos on many of Britain's main roads. When tl Jam was at its worst, a spokesman of the RoyalReuter - 94 words
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Article, Illustration73 1958-04-05 3 TWENTY -ONE passengers in this Copenhagen tram, which crashed into a railway line at the bottom of a steep slope were only a few seconds from death because the Hamburg Express was due to come along any moment. However, two railwaymen acted quickly and stopped the73 words
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227 1958-04-05 3 BRITISH GOVT. ANXIOUS OVER IMMIGRANTS LONDON, Friday. rpHE British Government is "anxiously watching" 1 the flow of coloured immigrants from the Commonwealth now about 40,000 a year, the House of Commons was told yesterday I Miss Pat Hornsby-Smith Parliamentary Secretary to the Home Office, said that Britain's total coloured populationReuter - 227 words
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124 1958-04-05 3 'Peers for a lifetime' Bill passed LONDON, Frl. THE House of Commons has given its final sanction, by 292 votes to 251. to a Bill whicli will allow women to vote in the House of Lords for the first time in its 700 years histc.y. The Bill will also permitReuter - 124 words
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Article29 1958-04-05 3 BANGKOK. Fri.— A survey is to be made of all means of transport in Slam as a guide to the long-term development of the transport system.— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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72 1958-04-05 3 $1,000 and medals for the Zeta team LONDON, Fri. SIR JOHN COCKCROFT and his team of scientists who designed Zeta. Britain's "man-made sun" for producing nuclear energy, received a new honour yesterday They became the first winners of the Hulton Achievement Award, to be presented annually to the individual orReuter - 72 words
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Article30 1958-04-05 3 PEKING. Fri. A new opera. "Sputnik Storms In The Heavens' was presented here yesterday evening by the National Opera Company in praise of the two Soviet satellites Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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191 1958-04-05 3 LONDON, Friday. fHARLES Arthur Dennis ('Scarface") Parsons. y escaped conviot who claim? he is innocent of an armed robbery, was back in Wormwood Scrubs prison yesterday after 18 days' freedom. Parsons. 26. voL i tartly came out of hiding o being told ofReuter - 191 words
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Article25 1958-04-05 3 CAIRO. Fri Mr. Nikolai Mikhailov, Soviet Miniate of Culture, arrived here today j for talks on cultural exchanges between Egypt and Russia. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article56 1958-04-05 3 LONDON. Frl.-Talks on the London bus strike threatened for Monday. May 5. broke down yesterday after a 90-mlnute meeting between trade union leaders and London Transport chiefs. Leaders of the capital's 50.000 busmen decided on Wednesday to give one month's notice of strike action InReuter - 56 words
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Article40 1958-04-05 3 BOMBAY. Frl. Indian archaeologists have discovered two large groups of ancient Buddhist caves near Sudhagarh. 80 miles southeast of Bombay. The caves contain remnants of wall paintings and sculptured reliefs dating back more than 1.500 years Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article49 1958-04-05 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Frl. California State has been declared a "disaster area" after floods killed eight people, left hundreds homeless and blocked railway lines and roads. Property and crops worth millions of dollars have been damaged by storms and flood? lashing the Californian coast -Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article131 1958-04-05 3 War to death' is better: Monty I ONDON, Fri. Field Marshal Lord Montgomery said last night that even a nuclear war of annihilation was preferable to slavery. The retiring NATO deputy supreme commander, speak In-,' to the Saint* and Blnner* Club, attach vople who said they pr- f-UP - 131 words
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227 1958-04-05 3 WEW YORK, Fri. A Commander Michael Parker, former private secretary to Prince Philip, fought a verbal duel with reporters who tried to question him when he arrived here by air last night from the Bahamas in the company of Miss Nancy Oakes. He mimickedReuter - 227 words
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Article67 1958-04-05 3 NICOSIA, Fri. Eight masked gunmen shot and wounded three Cypriot Greek left-wing trade unionists last night at a village 12 miles from Nicosia. The wounded men. who were admitted to hospital, said the gunmen tried to enter a club where they were meeting. They shut the doorReuter - 67 words
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409 1958-04-05 4 Why not a Florida on Malaya's East Coast? AMBASSADOR ISMAIL'S BRAINWAVE: From DONALD LUDLOW WASHINGTON. Fri. THREE important reports have been sent to the Kuala Lumpur Government by the Malayan Embassy in Washington. I understand that Ambassador Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman proposes in the first report that the East409 words
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Article82 1958-04-05 4 DATE WITH THE NEW MOON: APRIL 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.-The Keeper ol Rulers' Seai. Inche Abdul Rahim bin Rauf today announced that the sighting of the new moon for the start of Hari Raya Puasa will take place on the evening of April 18. If the new moon is seen82 words
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Article51 1958-04-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Four town councils in Kelantan will hold their annual elections next month Nominations for Machang and Pasir Mas Town Councils will bt open tomorrow Election day Is on May 3 Tumpat and Bachok will hold their nominations on April 12 and elections on May51 words
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Article48 1958-04-05 4 40 REDS— 2OO,OOO PASSES PE.NA.NU. Fri. More than IM.im "sale conduct" passes for ttar remaining 41 terrorists in Penane island ire now being air dropped over the hill *reas The passes, printed on leaflets tell the bandits of the extension of the roerdeka surrender offer nntil July It,48 words
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140 1958-04-05 4 ENGLISH NOT A MUST FOR POLICE RECRUITS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Minister for Defence, Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein, stressed today that a knowledge of English was not a necessary qualification for entry Into the police force. Dato Abdul Razak declared: "I want to make tt quite clear to all140 words
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Article54 1958-04-05 4 PENANG. Thurs. The Penang Malay Association will celebrate Hari Raya Puasa with a party at the E and O Hotel on April 22. Muslims wishing to Join should send their subscription ($2 a head i to the association treasurer. Tu*n Byed Abbas Alhabshee. 218. Penang Road54 words
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Article38 1958-04-05 4 There were 49.713 cars on Singapore roads at the end of la.st month, an increase of 426 over February. Another 1.031 bicycles were registered during March, bringing the total in the Colony to 235,09938 words
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Article24 1958-04-05 4 SEGAMAT. Fri Inch* Abdul Hamid bin Abdul Rahman was elected president of the Government Junior Staff Union at the annual meeting here.24 words
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Article, Illustration81 1958-04-05 4 Age 23; Vital statistics 35**2-35 MISS N/tamtha Supha. pon<ac (ace 23. other vital statistics 35-22-35) is on c ef three Siamese beauties now in Singapore to boost tii,. Academy Award winning film "The Bridge an the Rivrr Kwai". Miss Suphapongse aud the other actresses81 words
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Miscellaneous149 1958-04-05 4 DAniA MARAftTa On. |0 30 Etner Paiade. 1 1 00 KAUIU MALAYA Syinphonv For Youth; P.M. 12 00 _j_ Musical Mementoes. 12 30 Songs NATIONAL SHORT WAVE From The Islands; 1.00 Piano SLR\I(F 41 trK-tre* Playtime; 1.15 Proftramme SuraSINCAPORE mury Saturday Date; 2.00 The M'diam nn 47S raetres Week End149 words
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304 1958-04-05 5 SINGAPORE 'ADVISER' IS ALSO AMONG FOUR CHARGED AND REMANDED MALACCA, Friday. pOUR MEN, including a union secretary, were produced in the Magistrate's Court here yesterday on charges of mischief, rioting and overturning a Malacca Omnibus Service bus. All four claimed trial. They also304 words
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76 1958-04-05 5 Snatch man near bank gets $1,900 from woman A SNATCH thief stole $1,900 from a woman outside the Cbung Khian Bank in Selegie Road, Singapore, on Thursday morning. Kong Ah Woo was going to deposit the money when a man stopped her on the bank steps. Before she could shout76 words
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Article54 1958-04-05 5 Insp. Edward Scully was yesterday acquitted in a Singapore court of a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Tan Peh Chuan after Mr. C. T Foo, appearing for Tan, no evidence. The alleged offence was stated to have taken place at a house in Bali Lane on54 words
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Article33 1958-04-05 5 IPOH, Thurs. About 750 people living In Kampong Perak and Kampong Anak Kurau 'n the Taiplng district of Perak will soon get a three-mile long bridle path to connect *he villages.33 words
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Article, Illustration50 1958-04-05 5 OFFICE COLLEAGUES ARE NOW MAN AND WIFE MR. AND MRS. W. A LUBCOMBE are pictured owtaide I the Singapore Registry a few minutrj after their Mar- < riage on Thursday The groom and his bride. formrrH I Miss Valeric MaeCallum. are fcotli ftom the Onafesioner General's OWee at Pk»enlx Park50 words
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Article112 1958-04-05 5 JAYCEES PLANNING STUDY GIFTS ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Australian Junior Chamber of Commerce is planning to give scholarships for Malayan students at Australian universities and technical colleges. This was disclosed by the lattonal president of the chamber, Mr. Murray W. Pitt, J8 who arrived nere by air From Singapore yesterday.112 words
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Article198 1958-04-05 5 BILL SETTING OUT THE DETAILS WILL NOW GO UP TO FEDERAL COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR, Fri —The blueprint for Malaya's own air forceto be called Tentera Udara di-RaJa Persekutuan (Royal Malayan Air Force) was published today by the Government. An Air Force Bill providing for the raising, disciplining198 words
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Article67 1958-04-05 5 IPOH. Fri. £our people, including an expectant mother, were injured in a headon collision between a van and a car on Sungel Part Road here yesterday evenIng. The Injured are a toddy contractor. Hartdas. who was driving the car. Madam Woo Yit Yin. fi. and her67 words
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Article927 1958-04-05 5 ''rniiiii; CATHAY: Enemy Below 1.15, 3.30. 6.45. 9.15; ODEON: Winiom's Way 1.15. 3 30. 6.45. 9.15; PARAMOUNT: Engal Kudunibam Perlsu 3.30, 8.30; CAPITOL: Esrapade In Japan 1.15. 3.30, ftJO. 9.30; REX: Legend of tbe Lost 115. 3.30. 6.30, 9.30; LIDO: Gun Fight at O.K.927 words
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Article60 1958-04-05 5 TODAY: Singapore 11.41 am (Sit. Bin 1149 pm (9ft 6tn.); Port Dlckson 7717* ajn. (9ft. 31n.) 7.40 pm UOft 4ln r. Penang 1.06 a.m. (Bft. Sin.) 1.28 p.m. (9ft.). TOMORROW: Singapore 12.30 pm. (9ft. 41n.) Port Dlckson 7.57 am. (9ft 21n.) 8.19 p.m. (10ft. Sin.);60 words
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Article340 1958-04-05 6 GEOFFREY BOLAND - 'Free' Port Swettenham experts GEOFFREY BOLAND BY SIME, DARBY' FORMS NEW COMPANIES fore an extraordinary meetin? in Singapore on April 25, does not Involve any company In the group or any stockholder In any additional British income tax, adds t ne statement The present paid up capital of Slme, Darby340 words
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Article52 1958-04-05 6 A bar manager accused of using criminal force on a detective was. acquitted yesterday when police agreed that the detective had entered the bar without a warrant. Mr. N. A Christopher for Lee Ec Kien, the manager, said that the detective In this case had Indirectly committed52 words
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Article140 1958-04-05 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl— The Rubber Producers' Council has picked three representatives to attend the International rubber study conference in Hamburg, West Germany, In June. They are Mr. Leong Hoe Yeng, chairman of the R.P.C., Inche Abdul Jalll bin Aminuddin, president of the Council of140 words
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Article48 1958-04-05 6 Addition to Britain's team MR. JAMES DUNCAN FKASER. the new Counsellor oi the British High Commission in the Federation, who arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. Mr. Fraser will act as Deputy High Commissioner during the absence on leave of Mr. R. C. C. Hunt. Straits Times picture.48 words
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Article15 1958-04-05 6 SEGAMAT, Fri.— The padang. ciosed for two months for repairs, has been reopened.15 words
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151 1958-04-05 6 Four years jail each for 3 killers KOTA BAHRU, Fri. Three labourers were yesterday Jailed for four years each for culpable homicide not amounting to murder. They were Mat Salleh bin Dollar, Mohamed Zain bin Awang and Daud bin Yusoff. They were accused of causing the death of Ya'acob bin151 words
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Article26 1958-04-05 6 BEOAMAT, Frl. Mr. M P Kumaran was re-elected president of the Be*amat branch of Malayan Tfdlan Congress at the annual general meeting held here.26 words
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Article41 1958-04-05 6 PENANG. Thurs. The Peninsula Malays' Union will our the Federation to re■rganlse branches for the federal elections next year. Inche Isa Hussaln. secr»-ary-general of the union, will aad the tour to Intensify he activities of our memoers."41 words
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446 1958-04-05 6 GOVT. IS TOLD: MAKE IT AS INDEPENDENT AS POSSIBLE OF THE MALAYAN RAILWAY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. ■pHK Federation Government is considering expert advice to make Port Swettenham as independent of the Malayan Railway as possible. The inquiry held in October last year into the much-criticised conditions at the port, has446 words
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Article93 1958-04-05 6 One of 36 held In swoop Is freed KLANG, l^n The Klang police have release*! a man whom they detained In an early morning swoop on a squatter area In Kampont Tengah here yesterday. The man was among 36 vegetable gardeners and poultry farmer« detained under the Emergency Regulations. Twenty93 words
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180 1958-04-05 6 Alone-on 10,000-mile drive to see mother Xl AM AN Frl. A 29-year-old ex-soldier is setting out from here next week on a 10.000--mile car Journey to London to prove that young people still have a spirit of adventure Lieutenant John Castles, of No. 5 Police Field Force, Kuantan. will make180 words
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Article101 1958-04-05 6 PROVINCE DEMOBS 400 HOME GUARDS BUTTERWORTH, Frl. Four hundred Home Guards in new villages and kamI pongs in Province Wellcsley have been discharged since the declaration of several "white" areas last year These guards, many of whom served throughout the grimmest years of the Emergency, have been given certificates. A101 words
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Article36 1958-04-05 6 About 30 men of the Ist Battalion. Singapore Infantry Regiment, donated blood at the Blood Transfusion Service yesterday. The battalion has contributed about 230 pints of blood in the past six months36 words
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Article33 1958-04-05 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Frl. Or. J S. Parampalam. who was transferred from Tanjong Rambutan to Tampol as medical superintendent of the Mental Hospital, will go to Britain soon on study leave.33 words
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165 1958-04-05 6 PENAKG, Friday I TMNO LEADERS In Penang may adv^e the Bagan Dalam UMNO branch to drop a proposed resolution calling for the replacement of the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman a* nrp<tiHpnt nf UMNO P rej > iae 01 "We have every confidence In165 words
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Article67 1958-04-05 6 IPOH. Frt. Twenty- five soldiers from the Ist. Bn the New Zealand Regiment, today made their first blood donation at the General Hospital here. An officer of the battalion told the Straits Times that the donation was made as "a token to gratitude" for the help the67 words
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Article46 1958-04-05 6 MENTAKAB, FYI. The Mentri Besar of Pahang, Inche Abdullah bin Tok Muda Ibrahim, has been elected president of the Pahang Scout Council. Others elected were: State Commissioner, Inche Mohamed Hashlm bin Abdul Malik secretary, Mr. P Jayaraiaaln gam treasurer, Mr. Raja ratn&m.46 words
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Article37 1958-04-05 6 JOHORE BAHRD. Prt Tuan Byea Othman bio All, from Kuala Lumpur, baa taken up duties as State Information Officer Johore. In place if Inche Zalnal Abdln who has left for Europe on a holiday.37 words
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Advertisement19 1958-04-05 6 IDD/o PURI niml!^' GUARANTEE L. THAT EVERY CUP IR^B I N tub Arc HH&f NESCAFE... means quality in Malaya19 words
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Advertisement259 1958-04-05 6 FEELING WEAK? i TIRED? In the home and at work life seems very depressing when you tee: weak and tired. Take Sanatogen which helps to give good appetite, sound sleep and ENERGY ,-bb^ Sanatogen TONIC Corrects diet deficiencies jOST Q«TI rtw lerrtkle »•>•«€ ihr I Marl* JmM Two women jjl259 words
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301 1958-04-05 7 'Spectacular success 9 in Perak anti-bandit drive IPOH, Friday. "OPERATION BINTANG," launched in a 460 square-mile area in the Batu Gajah district and west of Ipoh, has proved a "spectacular success" so far, the State Information Officer, Air. I. S. A. Howard, said here today. He told the Straits Times301 words
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Article, Illustration216 1958-04-05 7 60 OFFER TO ADOPt BRITON WHO WANTS TO STAY ON UENANG, Fri— About 60 Malayan families have offered to "adopt" a former British national serviceman, Mr. Francis-Pat-rick Daniel, who wants to settle permanently In Malaya. Mr. Daniel. 28. a tailor's cutter, has until May 3 to find a Job here216 words
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Article48 1958-04-05 7 IPOH. Frl A miner. Mr Chow Mak Seng, woke up this morning to find his car had been stolen from outside his house In Anderson Road. The car, a green Austin saloon valued at $2,000. was regularly parked In front of Mr Chow's house at night.48 words
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Article46 1958-04-05 7 Youth Council officials The following nave been elected officials of the Singapore Youth Council: President: Mr. G Ablshe ganaden; vice president: Mr K. L. Wee and Mr. A. M Cherian general secretary Mr. V. Rajaratnam; assistant secretary: Mis s Anna Wee treasurer- Mr Chung Fat* Vat46 words
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Article166 1958-04-05 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. \!\R. Justice Shepherd yesterday dismissed a claim for $12,000 by a hawker who lost three fingers in a fight with another hawker. Woo Kow, 42. sued Wong Swee Keong. 34. alleging that Wong attacked, him with a chopper causing three fingers of his left166 words
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Article57 1958-04-05 7 KUALA ~UMPUR. Frt Seven of 79 doctors recruited from Cnrtii to heir, t" relieve Malaya.- doctor <h Ttage have arrived. A Mlnistrjr of Health spokesman today said that they had been sent to Trengganu. Johore and Kedah, where their services were most urgently needed. The doctors57 words
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Article139 1958-04-05 7 A TIP FOR THE RAILWAY KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Malayan Railway was urged today to adopt "drastic measures" to expand its service. The secretary of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce. Mr. Henry Wong, has made two suggestions in his personal comments on Malayan trade139 words
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Article198 1958-04-05 7 All say 'sorry 9 for behaviour KOTA BHARU, Friday. ALL but a "sprinkling" of the Malay students of the Sultan Ismail College and the Zainab Girls' School who went on strike on March 17 in protest against the use of English as the medium of instruction198 words
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108 1958-04-05 7 LADY B-P TRAVELS IN A TRISHA BIG PARADE pENANO, Frl.— The world Chief Guide, Lady Baden-Powell, rode in a trlsha yesterday afternoon to inspect a parade of 500 Guides, Brownies and Scouts from North Malaya. The trisha, decorated with Guide emblems, took Lady Baden-Powell to the inspection stand on the108 words
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Article26 1958-04-05 7 PENANO. Fri There were 610 new babies in Penang in February, according to the latest city health statement Issued today. There were 143 deaths.26 words
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Advertisement372 1958-04-05 7 aaaaaaaaaaamm a >■ a a a a aa i Hare Voa Had four SHAMS at the IHIM. IMV j OUR GRAND j i EASTER SALE Get tHem from these Amazing- Bargains ft DACRON NYLON SUITING 60" 9.50 Mt yard STRIPED ORLON 60* 9-50 "•181" DACRON SUITINC 60" 6.20 sj DACRON372 words
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Advertisement171 1958-04-05 7 For Cleaner Whiter Teeth and Sweeter Breath k* :^NHP^ *^1 r ■Mfeiaf I w 4 It" iS# '^Sf CHLOROPHVU VZX 1 hp^ ■Hbl^^v 1 use COLGATE Chlorophyll Toothpaste Brush your teeth regularly with Colgate Chlorophyll Toothpaste. This wonderful green toothpaste not only fights tooth decay and keeps your teeth dean171 words
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Obituary61 1958-04-05 8 I* Word, lie (Minimum) MRS. WINEFRED FREDA DON, beloved wife of Hilary Don, daughter of Mr and Mrs. H. Wilson passed away April 2nd. In England. Deeply mourned by family and son. Roger. MORRISON: On 28th March. 1958 suddenly at his home, 48 Brook Street, Monineth, Angus, Scotland: Robert61 words
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Article57 1958-04-05 8 Words if lUKiioml MR. NO CHENG KOON and family thank all friends and relatives who attended the funeral, rendered assistance, sent wrleaths and scrolls In their recent bereavement. THB t'AMILY OP the late Dr 8. C. Yin wish to thank Relative; and Friends for their Visit*. Wreaths, Scrolls and57 words
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Article271 1958-04-05 8 M »ori, fit (M<» -nm) THE COCKPITS Java Rljsttafel Is served every Saturday and Sunday lunch time. MODERN SANITATION, however good, Is enhanced by using Alr-Wlck. Keep a bottle In your bathroom. Good stores stock ft. COME AND SING at T.T.C. Presentation of "Lets Make an Opera"! Book Robinsons271 words
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Article649 1958-04-05 8 The Singapore Government's decision to take the public utilities out of the hands of the City Council is not entirely unexpected, but it comes a little earlier than expected. It will mean amendment of the Local Government Bill, and attack on it is likely to concentrate649 words
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Article360 1958-04-05 8 The Japanese Government must be wishing it had never approved the sending of a trade mission to China lei alone given its blessings to a priva.e trade agreement For Mr Kishi is now under the fire of his friends as well as his enemies. Washington clearly does not360 words
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Article174 1958-04-05 8 An Alliance Municipal Councillor has charged cinema patrons with showing dsilespect for the National Anthem. Cinema goers walk out when the Anthem is played. From tins he has deduce that patriotic feeling is on the wane. It is perhaps a mistake to infer too much from the behaviour174 words
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Article, Illustration1189 1958-04-05 8 CYNICUS - CYNICUS by SATURDAY STUDY yHE freedoms which 1 Malaya, as a member of the United Nations, presumably guarantees look a little thin and piqued when It Is possible to send a man to Jail for six months for marrying a woman of another faith. It Ishim Yaw Chong - 1,189 words
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Article885 1958-04-05 8 MAYMOND - MAYMOND "H AN easy Joke about the delights or the inconveniences or a harem Is the regular response to any mention of the Mormons. Yet they practised polygamy for less than fifty years, and their Church has flourished for almost 130. It is for other885 words
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Article75 1958-04-05 8 (From the Stratts Times of April 9. 1908) OWINO to scarcity of cash foodstuffs have come down In price wonderfully In Ipoh and other places. rpHOSE who still entertain faint suspicions of approaching 1 hostilities between Japan and America will do well to note that last year75 words
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Advertisement509 1958-04-05 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. M Word, $1$ (Minimum). BAXTER: To Eileen and Ronnie, a son, 2.4.56 Penang. Both well. CHEE: To Gracla Tajr and Keng Long, a son, on 1 4.58 at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, B'pore. TYERS: To Micky and Ray April 4th at Youngburg Hospital, a daughter, Anne Marie sister for509 words
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Advertisement63 1958-04-05 8 SIGNALS for EYE-EXAMINATION:— 1. Not awing well at dtotasot or near. 1. Frequent headache*. S. Eyej feel Urcd or uneasy. 4. Can't read or writ* comfortably. In extreme cases, dlntneat and nausea. loss of appetite vomiting. Oar trrhniqnr and praeedjare la visual maatjmm with the Mart complete eaalpment an entirely63 words
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Advertisement83 1958-04-05 8 World renowned-not only as a liqueur but as a tonic wine containing specially selected rare herbs I ZWGMHIKE mtMJL I (Aircoaditonedl M>r ig9820 CeyUnt Road Tea *****/3 b *****/2^*3 Kj DINE WINE 6 DANCE Saturday Sunday Lunch— V\ m to th. rhythm of LIONEL lAVANIM RIISTAFKL 33 4 served frcm83 words
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188 1958-04-05 9 rvR. s. C YIN, lather of Leslie Charteris, author of the world famous "Saiht" detective novels, who died on Wednesday, was buried at Bidadari Cemetery on Thursday after a short service. He was 82. About 200 relatives and close friends attended the funeral A188 words
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Article71 1958-04-05 9 fhe Seniur Officers Association of the Singapore City Council yesterday protested against the council's "unilateral" action in amending the transport allowance rules A formal letter wa* nand ed to the council's Chief Administrative Officer. Mr R Mlddieton-Snlltb. It asked the council for an ac eptable reply .within71 words
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Article356 1958-04-05 9 JUMAT: THIS IS DEFINITE WHETHER COUNCIL LIKES IT OR NOT THE Singapore Government has decided to 1 establish a Public Utilities' Board to take over all public utilities at present controlled by the City Council. The Minister for Local Government, Inche Abdul Hamld bin Hajt356 words
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129 1958-04-05 9 Four girls will give 'run' touch of glamour CM>UR Singapore girls will F star' In a 10-minute Him on the Mobilgas Economy ran startinr at Kuala Lumpur today. The girls, wbo will not be eligible to compete for prizes, will drive two midget cars alone the actual route: Kuala Lumpur-129 words
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Article87 1958-04-05 9 DET. SGT. HURT IN TAXI CRASH KUALA LUMPUR, Trl. Det. Sgt. Haahim bin Hassan, of the Seremban police, was admitted to hospital here In a critical condition yesterday after his taxi hit a lamp post In Cheras Road. The driver. Jee Boon Tean, was treated for cuts on the face87 words
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Article104 1958-04-05 9 Two bodies recovered in Colony POLICE yesterday reI covered the bodies of two Indians— one floating in the Telok Ayer Basin, the other lying mutilated along the railway track near the 10th milestone. Buklt Tlmah The dead men were K. Velu. 45 and Dharan Deorai. 25. Velu's body was found104 words
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162 1958-04-05 9 Malaya Is warned: Suicide to kill Singapore port KUALA LUMPLR. Frl The secretory of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce, Mr. Henry Wong, warned today the Federation would be committing suicide If It killed Sinrapore as an entrepot for Malayan trade. He suggested some form of "common market" arrangement between162 words
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909 1958-04-05 9 Front walk-out as Ong hits at 'men without honour 9 From Page One was carried by 20 votes to 12. The motion added that ■in th< course of negotiations, the other council members should be present in order to get themselves acquainted with the facts and thus not keep 1909 words
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Article150 1958-04-05 9 •yHE Singapore branch of the Malayan Chinese As- sociation has asked Its headquarters in Kuala Lumpur for details of its plan to purge "aliens" from the party i It wants to know the actual definition of the word 'alien" and whether It applies to Singapore150 words
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Article62 1958-04-05 9 NEW POST FOR BANDIT FIGHTER KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Supt J. J Raj, 37. has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur as omcer-ln-charge of police district. Mr. Raj succeeds Mr .J.M.C Wheeler, who has gone on six months' leave to England Mr Raj joined the Malayan Police in 1947 and has served62 words
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Article54 1958-04-05 9 iue Singapore Telephone Board installed 1.406 new llneh during the first quarter of 1958. During the same period 1.800 applications for new lines were received. The number of outstanding applications on March 31, after allowing for agreements sent out during the period under review but54 words
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Article62 1958-04-05 9 A caretaker set fire to his school one night after burgling the principal's office and stealing $40. a Singapore Court was told this on Thursday wnen Jantan bin Tek 24. the caretaker, was tailed for 12 months for burglary and mischief at the Telok Kurau Malay62 words
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Article52 1958-04-05 9 PENANO, Frl The deputy chief of mission of the American Embassy In Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Arthur B Em >non.i 111 will pay courtesy calls on the Governor. Raja Sir Cda. the Chief Minister. Mr Wong Pow Nee. and the Mayor, Mr D. 8 Ramanathan. when he visits Penang52 words
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Article58 1958-04-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl The National Union of Factory and General Workers wants to negotiate with Fraser and Neave's regarding the retrenchment of workers on the grounds of redundancy. The workers at a meeting today gave a mandate to the general secretary of the union Mr V58 words
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245 1958-04-05 9 'False stories'—plea to UMNO leaders IPOH Frt.— The Peoples legations that Chinese stuProgresslve Party has ap- dents who demonstrated pealedt to UMNO leaders to against the education policy put a stop to 'the spread- were Communist Inspiring of false stories by lrres- cd. ponslble officials of their "In support of245 words
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Article169 1958-04-05 9 WOMAN ACCUSED OF $7,300 FRAUD A WOMAN, Ruth Lan Al Jin, of Tiong Bahru. pleaded not guilty In a Singapore district court to a charge of cheating Wong Joo Kiap of $7,300 between March 1957 and September 1957. She was alleged to have committed the offence by deceiving Wong that169 words
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Advertisement276 1958-04-05 9 ncnpA l i S! I UtUUA ''iTU 1 i Pecotdt E World Famous Conductors Orchestras World Famous Artists LX 419 b Lover* in Rom* Mom a Lilei b his Orch tf LX.4199 Moonhfht Cocktail Stanley Black hit Piano Orch LX 4200 Mantovani Film Encore! Mantovani His Orch. I LX.4206 Song276 words
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Advertisement232 1958-04-05 9 'TIN6UNG-FRESH' -and that means healthy gums f^^V The tingle ft<mm. comes from Sodium Wm JmJ| substance that cares H I for your gums, and LmW Jaf^TSml n er y tu^ e ifl^H_* jmS I °f Gibbi SR m&T -Ao >*JaftmP^!^mml# 4mmV ..mmmW Ami lcc~f rcshf tlft£llfY2 frcsn isw GIBBS S«R«232 words
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1013 1958-04-05 10 YIfHEN the Malay School TT Teachers' Federation demanded the establishment of Malay secondary schools by last February, the Alliance Oovernment pointed out the lack of teachers and books. The teachers refused to acknowledge this fact and some of them resigned from UMNO in protest. Now1,013 words
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Article233 1958-04-05 10 BUILDING BOOM IN HONG KONG rls encouraging to read the "whirlwind" building boom in Hong Kong (ST. March 21). The rate of construction of new buildings is the result, among other factors, of "t 1 c enactment of laws freeing the building Industry from irksome out-of-date restrictions." Herein lies the233 words
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Advertisement324 1958-04-05 10 fie Lilt Jim CmtiA. U imt ■iUHil^il Wllh r>B WiW2MEmIM FEATURES M*«el I iMe*> Mi Germany) a 1. Quick Kay Troneport. f]\l (T\ 2. Easy Distance Mtting and Smooth Shutter I|| H" Rel«Me. 4 VJ/jIV 3. Suspended bright line Frame Finder with a le Autor^otic Porallax Compen-.ation (out- c c324 words
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Miscellaneous254 1958-04-05 10 i Straits Times Crossword s" 7~ g|g» |i 7 a 9 10 ACROSS 7 Wall- iorae what feeble atl Eccentric Ottoman hides knit- """P 1 (5). ting (6). Retttve bodies of police In 8 Presage alteration of brood 2 0r Uc town (lt) fee (8). v Ven «lor wboee real254 words
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Article, Illustration1112 1958-04-05 11 MICHAEL O' HIGGINS - The 133 -day ordeal of 133-day ordeal Poon Lim llimiilllllilllllllllllllllllllilMllllfl JHE freighter s.s. Henlomund sailed from Capetown on November 10, 1942. She was a Scots-offi-cered ship of 9,675 tons with a crew of 55, half Scots, and half Chinese. Poon Lim, a Chinese second steward, aged 24, had left his1,112 words
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Advertisement247 1958-04-05 11 m The world at your elbow ■>^_ Successful business negotiations with associates and H^^g customers overseas depend so much on high-speed |^B communications. That is why the modern business |k man takes full advantage of the swift, reliable sen ices Hr offered by Cable Wireless. They bring the world |H247 words
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Miscellaneous228 1958-04-05 11 tt rnu>n A #o. Hy 3 las PiC ANVIwinG \>^*li AH x-) I~W^f/'Cjf I f I PIA»eP CANASTA »WltM f BUT 1 HOTICiO Wf M 5 J^J I hapcen tc r-\jf ImA.^ iJl^^r^P* J£&Gk. 1 *xs nice octogenarians J*t tuinct^at auts a&Xit >c*j >Ou> y s\ mrQL'^-'Aw^^r j iMKT^Ik. and228 words
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676 1958-04-05 12 By Our Market Correspondent \y HEN the Malayan Share Market closed mi Thursday for the long Easter holidays industrial and tin shares were still dnll and inclining to ease. This tendency has been brought about largely by the drop in the676 words
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Article25 1958-04-05 12 SINGAPORE, April 3. BIBBER: 77 U tents F«r lb. (down an eighth of a cent). TIN 5355.87H per picul (up 62' j. cents).25 words
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Article292 1958-04-05 12 TTHE usual pre-hollday quietening down of the rubber market has passed unnoticed this week report H c B. Co. Ltd. In their current market review. Further quietening would have ,been almost Impossible adds the report. The only feature in an otherwise featureless week has been292 words
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Article123 1958-04-05 12 MELBOURNE. Thurs INVESTMENT share* recorded a firmer toot with Bradford Cotton op M. providing the sharpest movement. Mining shares were quit* and held market prices. Commonwealth loans recorded a nnn trend. Loans 3%% 1956-59 £9* Ss. 9d Loans 3V. 1956-5S £101 2s. M Con. Zinc unquoted Bank of123 words
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Article125 1958-04-05 12 Bayers Sellers Int. 1 KJB.S. fob 77 77H Int 1 Spot fob bales AprU 77* TIM Int. 1 R.SA May 77 77% Tone: Idle. April ftrst grade rubber bayers fob. closest la Singapore on T»«ra*ay at 77* cents per lb down ooe-dajhtc) of a cent on Wednesday's closing125 words
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Article69 1958-04-05 12 Tba MaU)»n Exchanfcr Banks' Association made the following changes in Its rates to merchant* on Thursday (all rates to $100): SHHnR T.T. ar OJ>. ready French Francs *****: Italian Llr» *****. On the free exchange market In Hone Ron* on Thursday the U.S. dollar was ouoted at 58069 words
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Article48 1958-04-05 12 THE Fe4eratioa> Minfeter 1 or Finance has fixe* thr f"ltov. me prices for ralcnlat»i»K Customs duties far the week frMB April 3. Rubber 11 cento a Ik. Copra IMA a ton. Coeonnt Oil S«2O a ton. raba- oil f«7«.75 a tan. I Palm Kernels $381.25* ton.48 words
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Article119 1958-04-05 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picul on Thursday were: Copra: quiet; UK /Continent Aprtl /May $303^ buyers. $31 4 sellers Coconut oil: quiet- bulk $46 sellers, drum $60 sellers P*»per; steady; no business reported done; Muntok white $132. Sarawak $131, (both up $6). special Sarawak Mack119 words
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Advertisement1268 1958-04-05 12 Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company The Operations of the Group are World-wide rPURNINO now to the Accounts Our ships are now using the you will see that the earned Sues Canal again, but one legacy surplus for the year before charg- of the unhappy events of 1996 ing taxation1,268 words
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Advertisement862 1958-04-05 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS NEGRI SEMBILAN ItON-MALAYS SCHOLARSHIP FUND ENACTMENT. 196*. APPLICATIONS are kivlted from suitably qualified NonMalays who are Kegrl Sembilan nationals to be considered for a State Scholarship for study at the University of Malaya or overseas. Applications for overseas study will not be considered where such courses are available862 words
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Advertisement775 1958-04-05 12 C.C.CHUA& SONS, LTD. Will sell By PUBLIC AICTION. at their Compound at IST. Baklt Timah Kd (■car Nrwton) Tel: *****. On SATURDAY, STH APRIL, 195*. AT J P M I TEAK Green Painted Bedroom Faraakar*, Bikibwml Armchairs. < hßd/cn» Bra. T*a* Law PIBIS I Ml !)rr»tnc TbMm. Stlri GhMMs. Qssktag775 words
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Advertisement512 1958-04-05 12 KNUTSEN LINE ohient skhvicb FROM CANAOA/UV fACIHC PORTt 10 OATI Sailing j O n Arriving VoMMMf froncivco Spor. p. Sntt Pmoag Fmon.l. 6JERTRUB BAKKE No«a 6*^3l/32 7 Apr Apr 15 Apr lIIEN BAKKE Joll.d Soiled It/10 A*. II Apt U Apr 30 Apr ■MISTI* OAKKI MM I.Apr /M v., 11512 words
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Advertisement1390 1958-04-05 13 Ton mm MANSFIELD CO., LTD. T.i, 1411 (I* lin.sl ilncurporated m Smgopor.i (12 lines, oT"'"' THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE T o^ SAILINGS le LIVtKPOOL. GLASGOW, LONOON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS |Vm Ssmi with siaetty ta proceed »io Penamo w Cape .1 Good Hop.) Coinert ot»»of tc procaad vio other ports lo1,390 words
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Advertisement1112 1958-04-05 13 BAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK AHD/OR MM EAST Psnono S*VSot» S'poro JUTLAND! A S/ 9 Apr 10/11 Aft 12/11 Apr BOGOTA" 14/ li Aft •FALSTRIA; «S/2SApt M/ 17 Aft laVSf Aft HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR ADEN, PORT SAID, CINOA. ANTWERP, ROTTIROAM, HAMBURG. MIMIN, COPENHAGEN GOTHENBURG, OSLO Spore P. S'hom1,112 words
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Advertisement1076 1958-04-05 13 IZSZm THE BEN LDCE STEAMERS LTD. 9 tmT INtJAPORE (Incorporaloo In th. Unitad Klngdotn) S UNIS SAILINfJS TO ADEN. UM. ft CONTINENTAL PORTS S'por. P. S'hom Ptnong ENVRACKIE tot London, Rotterdom, Homburg G.S-9/ Apt London direct arrival SO Aft lEHATTOW for Liverpool, Rotterdom, Hamburg G37/1I Apr 12/14 Aft IS/1* Aft1,076 words
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Advertisement950 1958-04-05 13 McALISTER <Sc CO.. LTD. TEL.I N..i ISM! ILLIRNAM LIMBS KLAVEMEBS LIMB LONOON. HAVRE ROTTERDAM. %m AHULU j^,, »«AHCISCO. CITY Of OTTAWA Spore P. S'hom panang bougainvilli f/tS Aft TV* Aft 19/11 Apt Spore P Shorn Penong CITY Of COVENTRY' Apr Spore P. S'hom Penong ujnnyVILLI t*. p*, BOUSTEAO CO^ LTD.950 words
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Article, Illustration491 1958-04-05 14 The shocking spy story of one story of one man vs. an armu (SUSAN BARRIE SEES THE WEEK'S NEW FlUjs] pVKN though the notorious Dreyfus case dates back to the end of the 19th century, it has had such an impact on the Western world that most people know the491 words
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282 1958-04-05 14 POWER-DRUNK TV STAR AIMS TOO HIGH-FOR TOO LONG... THERE is a strong tendency lately for Hollywood to turn out ••\tra-long Alms presumably to woo the \merican public away from their TV sets. It could prove to a mistake The best Aim can be spoilt if it ia too hum drawn-out.282 words
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165 1958-04-05 14 NAN HALL - NAN HALL rE famous British novelty opera "Let's Make An Opera" will be produced In Singapore for the first time by the Teachers' Training College on April 17, 18 and 19 at the Cultural Centre, Fert Canning Rise. The performances will begin at 8.15165 words
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Article, Illustration12 1958-04-05 14 Ulanova and Fadeyechev in Act II of "Giselle12 words
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286 1958-04-05 14 BALLET lans will be thrilled by the Rank colour production, "THE BOLSHOI BALLET." made during the company's visit to Britain in 1956. The standard of dancing in this famous Russian company is so breath-tak-ing, the artistry so superb that it is beyond criticism. Director Paul286 words
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Article, Illustration303 1958-04-05 14 WHAT THE BUTLER BORE: FRENZIED YENS OF TWO SQUABBLING SISTERS I you are in the mood for a little crazy comed> ou could not do better than see Universal's emaScope colour film "MY MAN GODFREY." (tarring David Niven and Jimp Allyson It is about a rich American family, of which303 words
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Advertisement672 1958-04-05 14 IKujjtfMJilSkvi r^ViJPWtaiTipiiu^^il ||Nfi»yjrm l fArfrfylfT-il iK&ull I IjfcX. ;^bsM sf^s^.^s^sPis^sP^sP^sf^sPM-'J-kV fm\ iIP la\ I L it IiBK/jl^^sWl 1 I SBkmmm at IO.tO. t.I.T. 4. 6.4 J A 9.30 111 HOURS Show! NORMAL PRICES! I WINNER OF 4 ACADEMY AWARDS zssFrEF 00 "sayonara" ay*?,. TONIGHT MNITE WLtbtrt Jalie C'Scop* "SADDLE THE672 words
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Advertisement844 1958-04-05 14 CATHAY ORGANISATION'S EASTER ATTRACTIONS J t W »1:M I NOW SHOWING! T* kwAJUkJIIJ 10.45 a.m., IS. St.30 t.30 pas. I ssl II I il'i lIVi mt Prices: (4 59, S3.M. (I.M. \MI I I\M HOLDEN ALEC GUINNESS JACK HAWKINS T Cinemascope "Tilt Bridgt Ol Tfct RlVtr KWIl" Teehnleoter. J ON844 words
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577 1958-04-05 15 rE letter by Mr T K Chuan (ST March 27) illustrates the over-riding necessity for compulsory voting The second paragraph of Mr. Chuan's letter puts the position In a nutshell. He state s that and be penalised m a matter which has no577 words
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Article359 1958-04-05 15 Sunshine I at Hill Station IN recent months the it has appeared in your columns a series of letters advocating the publication of more' information for transit passengers on tour. Apart from tourists passing through the ports of Penang and Singapore. I am convinced that there are many temporary residents359 words
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Article154 1958-04-05 15 LABOUR UNIONS can strike when they want a permanent pass for their secretary to enter the Telephone Board premises but there Is nothing a telephone subscriber can do to get highly Increased charges reduced The reasons given by the Telephone Board for the Increase are not convincing154 words
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Advertisement228 1958-04-05 15 ft tasd&a* good zcil took! I bb^b^bW What a treat when you bake with Stork It makes sponges and cakes' as light as a dream you'll find it hard to stop the family eating the lot all at one go! But it doesn't really matter. Stork is so economical that's228 words
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Advertisement303 1958-04-05 15 THE FAMILY MAGAZINE 1 mm M rrTi «m A inPH K.>v«*«.W..' xr 1 jB fH^'fflaP*"* As well as giving complete details or all Radio Malnya's English, Malay. Indian and Chinese programmes, the BBC General Overseas Service. Radio Australia and All India Radio, your Radio Weekly ls full of Interesting features303 words
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Article62 1958-04-05 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl..— The Selangor Cricket Association U appea"nK for more umpires to official in Stonor Shield cricket matches and state matches. Dr. Mohamed Din bin Ahmad was elected president of the S.C.A Umpires Board for this year. Other officials are: Mr. A. Nadarajah, Mr. AN62 words
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461 1958-04-05 16 Eddy says it again; We will retain the Cup From I\N MOK-AI LONDON Vrt. WA*TI'RALL\ ebullient Eddy Choong is undismayed, in assessing Malaya's Thomas Cup prospects, by the reverses which Malayan play ers suffered in London and Glasgow. Back in London from Glasgow where, despite a knee injury he beat461 words
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Article129 1958-04-05 16 Rao's late goal beats Services KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A goal a mm uie before the end by Kamadas Rao enabled Malayan Indians to beat Combined Services 5-4 in the P.A.M. soccer carnival at the Merd'na Stadium tonight. Indians, showing better combination and speed, led 4-0 at the interval Services came129 words
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Article67 1958-04-05 16 PORT OF SPAIN. Frl.— The West Indies Cricket Board of Control yesterday announced the names of 16 players for the 1958--59 tour of India They are: Frank Worrell (captain), Franz Alexander. Roy Gllehrist. John HendMcks. Collie Smith. Eric A'klnson Robin Bynoe, Conrad Hunte. GarfleldReuter - 67 words
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Article202 1958-04-05 16 BID FOR GAMES: FMOC TO DECIDE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Whether or not Malaya will bid for the 1962 Asian Games will be decided when the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council meets here on Wednesday. Although the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has told Mr. Fumio Takashima, the secretary -trea surer202 words
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Article96 1958-04-05 16 IT LANG. Frl— A record number of entries from the Federation and Singapore has been received for the annual Klang Easter Tennis Tournament to be played from Apr. 4 to 7. Twenty-eight competitors have entered for the men's open singles in which A O. B. Fakir,96 words
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Article134 1958-04-05 16 A LAST-MINUTE withdrawal from the Mobilgas Economy Run which starts at Kuala Lumpur today was Dr. Francis Lopez of Singapore. Or Lopez was to have driven Tengku Ismara Raja's M. O. Magnet te (Class Two). He could not net the necesDr Lopez has participated In all134 words
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Article122 1958-04-05 16 World's best to tour Federation TPOH. Fri— Federation badminton 1 fans will get a chance to see the world's leading badminton players In action after the Thomas Cup competition in June Leading foreign players from Denmark, America, Indonesia, 81am and Malaya are expected to compete in the Malayan Open Incr..imDlonships122 words
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Article77 1958-04-05 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl— IndoCeyloneae tennis championships resulU: Men's sincles. first round: V. P. Nayagam wo P L. Alagappan; M. Netchetram bt S. Slvaprsgasam 7-5, 1-6. 1-6; K. Rasian bt J. Bajendram 6-1. 6-1- M. FVUvaratnam bt M. F Togaratnam 6-4. 6-1; G S. Otll w.o A. Rajamoney.77 words
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Article112 1958-04-05 16 TODAY KUALA LUMPIR CRICKET: Selanfor Club Singapore Cricket Clnb, padanf. TENNIS: AU Malayan IndoCeylonese tournament. Princes Road. GOLF: Malayan championship*. Selangor Golf Coarse. SOCCER: F.A.M. Carnival, fium 7 p.m. MOTOR-RACING: Mobiles Keonomy Ron (K.L. to Ipoh), 7 W a.m. TOMORROW KUALA I I MIM I112 words
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239 1958-04-05 16 SAUL JOSHUA - Fong Tin can win a 'gold'—Rosandich SAUL JOSHUA MALAYA'S BEST ATHLETICS PROSPECT AT ASIAN GAMES By A f ALAYA has a potential gold medal winner at Tokyo Asian Games next month in Tan Fong Tin the 16-year-old girl sprinter from Baling, Kedah. That Is the opinion of American athletics coach239 words
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Article30 1958-04-05 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl.— Arthur Dews has dropped out of the Selangor side to meet Negrl Setnbilan at cricket starting tomorrow at Seremban. He is replaced by MDoralsamy30 words
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262 1958-04-05 18 RACING with EPSOM JEEP ]^R. TAN CHIN TUAN'S Prince Charter will run in the Spring Cup at Bukit Timah today ana his jockey will be Garnet Bougoure. Bougoure has elected to ride Prince Charter in preference to Shaw Stable's Programme and his262 words
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Article37 1958-04-05 18 GOING GOOD r— Today's best bets EPSOM JEEP'S best bets are: Downing Street (Race 5), Prince Charter (Race 6) and Meteorite II (Race 7) CALL BOY'S double is: The Cobra (Race 1) and Prince Charter (Race 6)37 words
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Article102 1958-04-05 18 FIRST RACE specialist Bob Franklin should do the trick again with The Cobra. This four-year-old was a confident tip last week but lost his chance at the barrier The Cobra finished strongly in the straight to be fifth to Downing Street. He is certainly worth an each way bet today.102 words
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Article105 1958-04-05 18 CANASTRA has ocen "saved" tor this mile race and in a modifate field this four-year-old can be backed confidently In January at Buklt Timah Canastra beat Collateral over a mile and at Kuala Lumpur in February he was fourth to Pride of Phoenix over 9f Powhatan showed a return to105 words
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Article71 1958-04-05 18 FIRST TRICK was a flying" second to Steam On over a mile last week With a 5-lb pull for a P 2 length beating and over a longer trip. First Trick should turn the tables on Steam On. Perhaps So can be backed as a "saver." This flve-year-old can stay71 words
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Article15 1958-04-05 18 rFTON was, unlucky to go down in the la&t stride to Great Saxon on Wednesday15 words
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Article53 1958-04-05 18 With Great Saxon out Tufton should make am ends. The challenge is likely to come from Magic Touch. who was third to Artina over 6f on Wednesday. He should be suited by the mile. Collateral can go close. At Buklt Timah earlier in the year he beat James Altch over53 words
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Article86 1958-04-05 18 DOWNING STREET won so well In Class 2 last week, when he clocked 1.12 for the 6f that i expect him to complete a double. With 7 13 i a drop of 15--lb'. he has a great chance of toppling the top-class sprinters. His closest rival may be Marigold. This86 words
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Article66 1958-04-05 18 METEORITE II stands out as one of the best bets in today's card. This Borealis flve-year-old won drawing away over a mile last week. Brave General deserves a break after three successive seconds but I cannot see him giving 3-lb and a beating to Meteorite II Sterling is a possibility66 words
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Article70 1958-04-05 18 WAXER, second to Downing Street last week, looks to have the beating of this field Earlier in the season at Ipoh, Waxer beat the best In Class 2 over 6f In 1:12 4/5. The danger Is Coffee Exporter, who was fourth to Artlna on Wednesday. Little John also merits consideration70 words
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Article31 1958-04-05 18 MADRID. Frl Real Madrid Spain i. the holders beat Vasas (Hungary) 4-0 In their European Soccer Cup semi-final match here last night, after leading 3-0 at half-time— ReuterReuter - 31 words
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242 1958-04-05 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. N.A. Harvey, last year's champion, will not be defending his title at this year's Malayan Amateur Golf Championships, which will begin on the Selangor Golf Club coarse tomorrow. The entry this year is 74— three less than the record total In 1957.242 words
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Article76 1958-04-05 18 PENANG. Frt. The newlyformed Federation of Malaya Schools Sports Council will ask Government for an annual grant of $50,000 The money, if granted, will be used to meet the expenses for various sports sponsored by the Council for inter-schools competition throughout the Federation. Proposed allocations will be:76 words
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Article151 1958-04-05 18 CALL BOY Baea 1. *.1S. THE COBBA JjO, Day Piiarro THE COBBA Tlaberlane Ala Ala THE COBRA The Brave On* Tiaberlan* Bace Z <.4S. CANASTBA Pawfcataa Early Bird CANASTBA Earl; Bird Powhilm EABLT BIKI) Canaatra Time Ta Beatan I 15 FIBST TBICB Parhapa Ho Mont Rial II FUST TBICE151 words
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Miscellaneous1451 1958-04-05 18 Bt TIMAH CARD Race 1-2.15: (Class 2, Dlv. i)-6 Furs 1 ***** Jolly Day (Kwlk St.) Bagby. 6 9.0 <F) *Drag«n 2 ***** Ptsarra (Ch'ng A Mdm. Gohi Hobbs. 5 8.11 (F) Donnelly 3 ***** Voor Hlfhneat (S. K Cheef Hobbs. 5 •10 (O) /one. 4 ***** Winnetea (Mdms Oilnllan1,451 words
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