The Straits Times, 19 May 1958
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Title Section27 1958-05-19 1 AVERAGE lIAII.V < I Hill II l> KALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Mat*** fat** 01 flew**** Estd 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1958 ft if 13 CENTS27 words
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Article699 1958-05-19 1 CLAMP ON TRAVEL, 'IMMEDIATE ARREST' WARNING Obey order goes out to troops PARIS, Sunday. THE Government of Pierre Pflimlin, newly invested with emergency powers, took further steps last night to meet the Gaullist challenge and to prevent a complete rupture with Algeria. After a lengthy cabinet meeting,699 words
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Article, Illustration278 1958-05-19 1 U.S. PLANES RUSH ARMS TO BEIRUT OEIRUT, Sun. Unit- ed States Air Force planes last night arrived at Beirut Airport with the first consignment of American police equipment promised by the United Slates Government four days ago. Beirut Airport was placed under strong guard asReuter; UP - 278 words
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247 1958-05-19 1 TENGKU: AT LEAST 50,000 SUBVERSIVES IN THE COUNTRY BENTONO, Sunday. "THE PRIME Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today 1 warned that at least 50,000 people In this country share a common intention of overthrowing the Government by unlawful mean.?. He said they were striving i- to gain control of the country247 words
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88 1958-05-19 1 INTERESTED in winning 1 $500? Studying Malay? Then you cannot afford to miss Serita Marian's second Word Puzzle. which starts today Already this contest has attracted enthusiastic response "It's good fun. it helps my Malay and thert is the chance of winning to make88 words
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Article48 1958-05-19 1 VATICAN CITY, Sun— The Pope said yesterday that the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation Is necessary to keep the free world "alert against an attack." The Pope made the remark In an English-language address to 50 students of the Nato Defence College of Paris. —U.PUP - 48 words
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Article30 1958-05-19 1 WARSAW, Sun— Britain's reply to a Polish note of Feb. 14 elaborating the Rapackl Plan Jor a four-nation atomfree zone In central Europe was delivered here yesterday —Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article29 1958-05-19 1 TOKYO, Sun— After a year and a half of detention In Korea, 122 Japanese fishermen returned to Shlmonoselcl. west Japan, In a Korean ship this morning.— ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article139 1958-05-19 1 America tests rochet re-entry CAPE CANAVERAL, Sun. —I he U.S. Army saccenfull> launched the first intermediate range Jupiter missile in five months early today and aimed it 1.9 M miles over the Atlantic in a full-scale nme cone reentry test. Boats waiting in the the launching site recovered the noseUP - 139 words
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Article124 1958-05-19 1 Rebel B-26 bomber shot down JAKARTA, Sun. Government anti-aircraft guns this morning shot down one rebel B-26 bomber when It was raiding Ambon air base, said an air force spokesman today. He said the raid by the rebel plane did not cause any casualties. Meanwhile, the newspaper Berlta Mlnggu saidReuter; UP - 124 words
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Article133 1958-05-19 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. Two nursing sisters were injured, one seriously, last night when the car In which they were travelling crashed Into a stationary truck In heavy rain In Klang Road here. The s sters are Pone Yoke Lin. of Seremba General Hospital, and133 words
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Article178 1958-05-19 1 FUSE BLAST KILLS MAN AT TIN MINE I£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. -One man was killed and two others injured, when a fuse plug of an electric generator at Ampang Road here exploded this morning. The dead man was Loh Peng San and the injured were: Chal Sang. 52. and Lai Tim178 words
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Article28 1958-05-19 1 HONG KONG. Sun. An American-led expedition leaves here tomorrow to carry out 10 days of research Into deepsea fishing in the South China Sea. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article176 1958-05-19 1 65 killed as airliner crashes (CASABLANCA, Sun —A crippled Belgian Sabena Airlines plane carrying 69 people crashed and burned while attempting an emergency landing here today. First reports indicated all but four on board were killed. The plane, whose pilot radioed minutes before that one of his engines had failed,UP - 176 words
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Article82 1958-05-19 1 RAWALPINDI, Sun. Th« British-Pakistani forces' Himalayan expedition has been seriously delayed by heavy snow in its march to the base camp site on 25.550 ft. Mt. Rakoposhi In the Karakoram Range. The nine-man party was due to reach base camp yesterday, but a radio message received hereReuter - 82 words
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Article62 1958-05-19 1 VANCOUVER, Sun. The British Columbia Traffic and Safety Council have decided to send Sir Winston Churchill a white umbrella In the hope that his use of it will encourage European acceptance of the Idea Canadian safety councils have been campaigning to get pedestrians to carry whiteReuter - 62 words
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Advertisement27 1958-05-19 1 THE WORLDS A-** ({Jom,'* V-*# Enjoy 'Sugaripe' Dried Fruits v Roi.in, *j s "a J available »mam« N^/s^af leading d/\\ provision J^ SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD.27 words
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Advertisement73 1958-05-19 1 PATEK PHILIPPE WATCHES Hie movement, of an exceptionally high quality, has no less than 30 Jewel*, 38 rubles and 2 sapphires. K la entirely^ _hand^made oy watchmakers and adjusters who rigorously maintain the time- honored traditions of the Oeneva watch making Industry. Sols Agen»« H. SENA, LTD. Bangkok, Singapore b73 words
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457 1958-05-19 2 New cable asks Lim to help in row over severance pay THE 40.000-strong Singapore Federation of Services' Unions has cabled the Chief Minister. Mr. Urn Yew Hock, in London asking him to help in a dispute ahout severance pay. This follows the action of an affiliate of the federation, the457 words
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Article184 1958-05-19 2 IPOH Sun. Perak UMNO today Joined the campaign to obtain a pardon for a mother of five recently Jailed for six months for slaying a man who had raped her. The party's annual delegates meeting unanimously decided to appoint committee of five to appeal to184 words
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Article55 1958-05-19 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun The central cooking scheme came to 4,000 people in two new villages near here today as part of Operation Tiger, the big anti-bandit drive In South Johore. The Inhabitants of Ulu Tiram and Plentong villages lined up to receive their evening rice ready55 words
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Article25 1958-05-19 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Cheong Chun Kum who failed to renew his bicycle licence since 1955 was fined $15 in the magistrate's court today.25 words
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154 1958-05-19 2 TALKS TODAY ON SENDING SKELETONS HOME A JAPANESE consulate ofti ■A ctel wiU call on Mr. Lee Ah Yong, director of the Pearl Salvage 0.. today to arrange for th c remains of more than 30 Japanese sailors who went down in the auxiliary cruiser Shiretoko Maru in 1945 to154 words
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Article46 1958-05-19 2 The Malaya branch of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors will hold its annual general meeting at Adelphi Hotel, Singapore at 2 p.m. on May 26. Its annual dinner and dance will be held later at the Adelphi Grill at 8 p m46 words
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357 1958-05-19 2 •THE chairman of the 1 Singapore Industrial Promotion Board, Mr. David Lee, yesterday warned that the full cooperation of Government departments and the public was essential if the present level of industrial development was to be maintained. "People must buy locally manufactured goods357 words
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Article51 1958-05-19 2 The 10,000-strong Nava Base Labour Union has ioin ed the Singapore Trade Unio Congress. The president of the unior Mr K. A. Kurup. said yester day he wwa s sure his unto would work wholeheartedl with the T.U.C. to unite th trade union movement in th51 words
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Article251 1958-05-19 2 A MEETING of seamen's, lighterage and port n workers' unions in Singapore has condemned the president of the Malayan National Seamens' Union, Mr. M. A. Majid, for offering to supply "blackleg" labour to replace crews who have demanded danger money for working vessel? calling at251 words
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Article118 1958-05-19 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun —A Councillor here suggested that local coffin makers be banished to the outskirts of the town— but not because of the aura of death surroundine their trade. 'Che Kalthom binte All, an elected Town councillor, made her recommendation »fter the Council118 words
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Article37 1958-05-19 2 The Japanese ship Hokyo Maru is on its way to Hirohata. Japan, with 17.528 tons of Iron ore from Dungun Trengganu. The ship which sailed last week, loaded the cargo in 100 hours.37 words
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Article163 1958-05-19 2 rpHE STOPPING of passenger announcements ill 1 Malay at Singapore Airport is to be raised M the Legislative Assembly. Malay announcements of I the arrival and depature of Malayan Airways flights were Introduced In March last year after a motion calling for multi-llnKual announcements163 words
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Article70 1958-05-19 2 NEW PLANES FOR FAR EAST FORCE The first of the four-en-gine Shackleton bombers U replace Sunderland flyinf boats here is due to toucr down at Changi airfield in Singapore at 4 p.m. today. The planes will be undei the command of Wing Commander R.A.N. McCready Officer Commanding No 205 20970 words
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Article27 1958-05-19 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Buyong. of Singapore was fined $40 in the magistrates court today for moving cakes in a restricted area without a permit.27 words
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Article24 1958-05-19 2 KUALA LUMPUR 8un Johore Malays living here of irwK,5 arl Raya Catherine at UMNO House last nicht Nearly 200 people were pre-24 words
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88 1958-05-19 2 KOTA BHARU, Sun.— The Cathay Organisation here la looking for ex-soldiers who took part In the construction of the bridge over the River Kwal In Burma during the Japanese Occupation They are wanted to make personal appearances with the screening of the88 words
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Advertisement194 1958-05-19 2 K\ BOSCH tr// REFRIGERATORS BOSCH offers you V -^.-Hp, ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN MALAYA high refrigeration .frici.ncy H.,. h it Th# grtoltsf r r i 9 0f0r$ to b. oflered low curr«n» consumption H ,1^ Moloyon public. «v«. Each model hat to own feature* beauty of form n appearance, performance194 words
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Advertisement116 1958-05-19 2 rr^DOUBLEACTION \*s!:pain killer The White Shell The Yellow Heart •trikes at the cenir* prolong* the relief of pain in a matter brought by the instant of seconds action of the shell I "FVUR~Iii<iEbIcTMEVnfN"~OM"Er" Yes—it's a fact that LX)UBLB-ACTION ANACIN* contains four carefully selected medicines all in one tablet Aspirin and116 words
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Miscellaneous37 1958-05-19 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby kxo you pick uo TMOgQ \Wo **«c stiu C<m»iT Pi an^llm^ll its all vpcw cauit 1 lim soggy tXAfc -uez/iuA? VH TOWN y *J^****~'l Q>rt TOMOgQO^J '177 J• 1 I*l /I 137 words
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Article343 1958-05-19 3 THREE SPUTNIKS PROVIDE NEW DATA ON SPACE PROBLEMS COSMIC BARRIER THE CHIEF OBSTACLE SAY SOVIET SCIENTISTS MOSCOW, Sunday. gOVIET SCIENTISTS appeared to agree today that information provided by Russia's three sputniks has considerably lessened their hopes that man may soon attempt a flight into outerReuter - 343 words
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Article152 1958-05-19 3 BOLDER U.S. AID SET-UP URGED WASHINGTON, Sun The National Planning Association today urged the United States to develop a "positive" foreign policy and suggested a bolder programme of aid to un-der-developed countries. The recommendations were contained in a report Issued by the international committee of the National Planning Association, aReuter - 152 words
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Article51 1958-05-19 3 BUDAPEST. Sun. 'Four men have been executed here for their part in the 1956 Hungarian revolt it was announced last night. The four members of a group of l»i were alleged to have formed an organisation aimed a; the overthrow of the state in two Budapest hospitals.Reuter - 51 words
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223 1958-05-19 3 f ONDON, Sun. Col- llery faceworker Leslie Frost staged a one-man protest over the cost of a £6-a-head eight-course dinner for 600 to celebrate the centenary of the Yorkshire area National Union of Mlneworkers at Barnsley last night. After grace. Mr. Frost walkedReuter - 223 words
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Article29 1958-05-19 3 HONG KONG. Sun. The Australian aircraft-carrier Melbourne arrived here today to Join other Commonwealth navy ships after taking part in exercises In the South China Sea.— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article132 1958-05-19 3 BOMBAY. Sun.— Pakistani forces have again fired on the Indian town of Dawkl on the uneasy East Pakistan-Assam border, the Press Trust of India reported today. The report also said Pakistani troops had resumed firing across frontier on the Madanpur tea estate, about 12 milesReuter - 132 words
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Article, Illustration58 1958-05-19 3 LAOS is short of roads so short that roadmaking equipment Is now being parachuted to the construction sites. This United Press photograph shows a crowd gathered round one of three bulldoxers parachuted into north Laos from a United States cargo plane. They are being used58 words
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Article219 1958-05-19 3 Safer flying— call to U.S. Govt. WASHINGTON Sunday. Fwill be five years before the U.S. Government can control all internal air traffic with complete safety, the Civil Aeronautics Board said yesterday. In a special report to Congress, the board's five members said the Government would Instantly ground 85 per centUP - 219 words
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140 1958-05-19 3 RED AUTHORS RAPPED FOR WRITING TOO FREELY BRATISLAVA, Sun.— The Czechoslovak Government criticised Slovak writers today for "thinking they have the right to stand in judgment over the Communist Party and the work, ing class." Mr. Vaclav Kopecky. the Deputy Premier, told a Slovak Communist Party congress that Slovak writersReuter - 140 words
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Article58 1958-05-19 3 NEW YORK. Sun. The Austrian Chancellor. Dr. Julius Raab, said yesterday that In his talks with President Elsenhower and the Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, he will be primarily Interested In discussing "the use of European Recovery Programme funds in Austria." HeUP - 58 words
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Article171 1958-05-19 3 Girl tells how she ran barefoot to flee with lover to Gretna Green f ONDON, Sun. The v daughter of a wealthy Dutchman arrived at Oretna Oreen, Scotland, last night with her sweetheart and told the story of her barefoot escape to happiness. Helleke Laurenesse, 21, ofReuter - 171 words
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Article28 1958-05-19 3 KOREA, Bun.— The Pusan Chinese Women's Association has opened a school for Illiterate women in a move to raise the cultural standard of Chinese women. U.P.UP - 28 words
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Article49 1958-05-19 3 MADRID. Sun Leading Spanish matador Antonio Blenvenlda. 35. was seriously Injured when he was gored and tossed by a bull here yesterday. He was injured in the chest, neck and face. His condition ts "very grave." The bull was killed by another matador, Oregorlo Sanchez.— Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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171 1958-05-19 3 NEW YORK, Sun. Having a huge military force with the threat of Instant destruction to an aggressor has not solved the problem of achieving a lasting peace, Admiral Arleigh. Burke, Chief of Naval Operations, said yesterday. Speaking at the Columbus. Ohio, Armed Forces DayUP - 171 words
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Article140 1958-05-19 3 U.S. denies plan to end tests WASHINGTON, Sun. Officials yesterday described as completely without foundation a report that the United States would announce by the end of June Its Intention to suspend nuclear weapons I tests j The Chicago Dally News. In a dispatch from Its United Nations correspondent, hadReuter - 140 words
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Article49 1958-05-19 3 SEOUL, Sun. Seoul police have arrested two Cnlnese businessmen on charges of smuggling watches, silk and nylon fabrics from Hong Kong. Police officials said that Francisco D. Chang and his brother Marcario were arrested for smuggling in $210.--000 worth of watches, silk brocade and nylon. UP.UP - 49 words
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Advertisement165 1958-05-19 3 I TERRVS Motor Cycle and Cycle accessories I I MtTR|C spumem MIDCET llE V |0 I m TEMVS UN MOTOR CYCLE Setof6 BP»mR SET IK; VM.VE SPRINGS H g j 7 mm to ***** mm6 1 17 mm Ck The experts" choice. SPRING SEAT H CLUB MDDU I EJ| SADCLE165 words
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Advertisement239 1958-05-19 3 i LEISURE I jfa§ CLOTHS I JSQMI from the jfHi CONTINENT j^m Knitted tops Swiss 3 styles with and without pockets. if Soft Wool Pullovers 3 new I colours -Swiss High neck zipp at back. mf if Guipure trimmed knitted yv, tops in 4 colours I W Good for both239 words
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237 1958-05-19 4 Naval ship helps lay first underwater oil pipeline A SUBMARINE pipe- line laid off Tanjong Klinu. Malacca, last week will enable tankers to discharge their cargoes from hall a mile offshore. It was laid by the StandardVacuum Oil Company, which is buiiainc a new $750,000 stor.v«e centre at Tanjong KUng.237 words
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Article25 1958-05-19 4 BRUNEI TOWN. Sun. -The annual state agricultural show will be held on Aug. 22 this year It will b- divided Into 10 groups.25 words
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Article18 1958-05-19 4 Farrer Park division of the Liberal Socialist Party ha established its headquarters at §4 Owen Road.18 words
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Article295 1958-05-19 4 Action promised after 'red tape 9 charge by dead woman's husband Sambanthan explains ambulance system I^DALA LUMPUR, Sun. T^e admission of seriously ill people to the General Hospital here will be speeded up. The Minister of Health Mr. V. T. Samoaiiathan. pro- i mlsed this today in295 words
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248 1958-05-19 4 The Medical Superintendent of the Kandang Ktrbau Hospital, Dr. A. Arulanandam, said yesterday he was alarmed at complaints about the hospital midwives' rudeness and callousness towards patients He added that the midwives were frequently reminded of the necessity to treat patients kindly and courteously248 words
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Article32 1958-05-19 4 JOHORE BAHRU Sun For overloading a lorry 1% tons. Kong Hup lee, the owner and Chan Kan Leong, the driver, were fined $15( and $70 respectively in the magistrate's court today32 words
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Article30 1958-05-19 4 JOHORE BAHRU Sun. Dr s Appadurai will be th.guest speaker at the Johore Bahru Rotary Club's meeting on Tursday at the Johore CirU Service Club at 5.15 Dm30 words
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Article39 1958-05-19 4 IPOH. Sun. The Mentri Besar of Perak. Inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Haji Jawi, will lead an anti -terrorist demonstration in the LlntangLasah area on May 2*2. The rally is being organised by the Lintarrft-Lasah Good Citizens' Committee.39 words
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Article303 1958-05-19 4 BORNEO: JOIN IN OUR TAX HOLIDAY ESSELTON, Sun. J The North Borneo Government has invited Industries to Join its "Lax holiday" scheme. Interested Industrie* have overt asked to apply to the Chief Secretary to be declared "pioneer lndustr.es" so that they can take advautage of the scheme. This "tax holiday"303 words
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157 1958-05-19 4 1,000 Asian trainees are now taking their exams in Australian accountancy SYDNEY. Sm.— There are now I.«M Asian aeeountaacv trainers tatriag exani nations in Australian irraanUny mrthods Of these 475 are is Malaya. M 0 la Singapore and I7S in Hone Ron* \c<or4iat to the Australian •fillister for External Affairs.157 words
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Article162 1958-05-19 4 RAWANG. Sunday. MORE than 4,000 people last night celebrated the ITi lifting of irksome Emergency regulations after part of the Rawang sub dist net. had been declared ••whiie" last week. i Highlights of the celebra tlons were beat ng the retreat, a Joget modern. Chinese wayang.162 words
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Article60 1958-05-19 4 JOHORE BAHRU. SunAfter an Inquest today on Lee Moy. a cyclist knocked down by a car driven by Jockey Leong. the coroner returned a verdict of death by misadventure. Leong told the court that 1 on March n at Scudai Lee I Moy suddenly turned to ride'60 words
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Article55 1958-05-19 4 Mr P. B Nair has been elected chairman of the Singapore Army Civilian Service Union Telok Blaneah branch Other officials are: Secretary. Inche Omar bin Ahmad: treasurer. Mr. Simon Hoe: and committee members: Mr P. K A Nair. Mr. U. O Jacob. Inche Moh amed bin Kiirim55 words
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Article59 1958-05-19 4 Mr. Gay Wan Uuav has been elected Uia.nuau o( the Juu Ciiiat division ol the Liberal -Socialist Party it Singapore Other officials are: Vicechairmen. Mr. Sexjw Choon Kee and Mr. Goh Kirn Poey honorary secretary. Mr. Dicky Chan: committee. Me.v>rs Tail Tong Hal. P. H. One.59 words
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Article63 1958-05-19 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Lob Siew Her. said to have been travelling on a road closed to traffic by order of the police, was acquitted in the magistrate's court today. It was held that the order was a verbal one given to the constables by Die63 words
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Article40 1958-05-19 4 BFNTONG Sun.--Mu>Um should be banned from playng mahjong the Pahan.UMNO women's section Is to tell the Government. Its annual delegates conference here yesterday also passed a resolution urging the Government to taice "drastic action" against prostitutes40 words
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Miscellaneous839 1958-05-19 4 l*«*fliait«* I (HiDdl) 3JO. 6. GmAND: Battlr 1 Outla» 12 30. 2 30. 6.45. 15: Hymn 3. 1 815 UDO: Mab Doh Siew Tien SI L'ATHAI': Ber% of Berna<l«(lc mi Thig Htornj Koo Leong iManJu--1 15, 3JO. 6.45. 9.15; Ol>»C» HBWipßr rf^ 2 *U. 630 Hi A,,d wo^ac g S^g-g-839 words
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335 1958-05-19 5 'FOREIGN CASH MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO DOMINATE ECONOMY 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malayan Rubber Goods Manufacturers' Association has urged the Government to pass legislation to prevent foreign capital dominating the country's economy. It also wants the Government to study the position335 words
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298 1958-05-19 5 NOW A PLAN TO WEED OUT ARMY DRIFTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. SPECIAL selection beards are to be set up by the Federation armed forces to pick the best officers for promotion to top jobs thus leaving "second rate officers" behind. They will replace the present syslem of "time promotion" In298 words
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Article107 1958-05-19 5 TRIUMPHFOR THE PENANG PLAYERS PNANG, Sun.— The Penang Players' evening of one-act plays at the Malayan Teachers' College In Glugor last night and on Friday provided commendably wide scope for amateur talent la the city. It was a Judicious blend of drama, spectacle and slapstick. The first production, "Mas ter107 words
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Article47 1958-05-19 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Heng Hal Ho. a chemist, waa fined $150 In the magistrate's court today for having deleterious drugs without a •permit. He told the court that as the bottles were not marked 'poison'- he did not know they were deleterious47 words
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76 1958-05-19 5 THOUSANDS BID THE PILGRIMS GOODBYE PENANG. San. Thousands of friends and relatives stood In the hot sun to say goodbye to 574 north Malayan pilgrims who sailed for Mecca aboard the Ansun this afternoon. Also on board were 535 pilgrims who had embarked at Singapore. The embarkation here went off76 words
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Article23 1958-05-19 5 JOHORE BAHRU, SunMr. R. A. Coles, general manager of Tong Hlng Estate. Masai, has returned from a health trip to Japan23 words
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116 1958-05-19 5 PENANO. Sun. Two boys and two girls were voted the bonniest babies In their respective age groups at a baby show at the Kenyon-Rea Methodist Girls' School yesterday. The show, held In conjunction with state health week, attracted 33 entries. Several babies howled their116 words
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Article245 1958-05-19 5 PENANO, Sunday. WE do not' have a Japanese government now, and any government officer abusing his rank will be seriously dealt with," the Chief Minister, Mr. Wong Pow Nee, warned yesterday. Mr. Wong was replying to Mr Low Kirn Hock of Ballk Pulau, who alleged245 words
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Advertisement194 1958-05-19 5 'Willies tip saves me $100/- a year!" v I wr A I fiy Mil a 1 Willie, my local Mobilgas Dealer at Still Road, told me that if I ran on Mobilgas Special, like all 75 cars in the 1958 Malayan Mobilgas Economy Run, I'd get better mileage. For instance,194 words
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Miscellaneous177 1958-05-19 5 RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORT WAVE SERVICE 41 metraa SINGAPORE Mrdiam wave 476 metre, KUALA LUMPUR Medium wave S4l metraa PENANG Medium ware X«« metraa IPOB Medium wave S3O metres MALACCA Medium wave Zt7 metres A.M. 7.19 Good Moraine To Listeners; 7 16 Morning Serenade; 7 30 The News; 7 36177 words
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Miscellaneous137 1958-05-19 5 oitrnu»n0 itrnu»n A #'o. tty ~~^^T~ MSI I ttXJ WANT ME AMD I V WWAT *TO THS MIPPLE I r^ I WHX IT SCXJNPS W^tLL f£s' .^jY CO' TO GOTO MOHANisTAN V _EAST' BUT *wJ V Tttwi t Y^Jo^X^^^. J^f^^ I ht* Saint fiy Lvsliv o hitrtvri* IPirk Tracy tty137 words
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Article74 1958-05-19 6 20 W.rrf. $1* 1 Minimum MR. AND MRS. ROBERT lUOI KIM KOOI (hank relatives friends lor their ktnd massages ol congratulations, valuable gifts, attendance and asbtnta>MX on the occasion of Their wedding on MR S. J MrCOY and Family 1 1 >:.i ik all Relative anfi Friends for their74 words
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Article823 1958-05-19 6 Another week of talks facos the Singapore All-Party Mission which is drafting in London the colony's new constitution. The Mission is not negotiating for changes n< the London agreement. All the points raised with Whitehall are matters of interpretation. Difficulties obviouslj have arisen over some of the823 words
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Article346 1958-05-19 6 Departmental heads ol the Malayan Railway are expected to meet today to discuss the serious financial position confronting the enterprise. Th<first hint was in a recent issue of the Malayan Railway magazine, "Kreta Api, whiuh predicted that income for the first three months of this year would be346 words
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Article, Illustration912 1958-05-19 6 VERNON BARTLUTT - Will attempt of De Gaulle to return to power mean civil war? VERNON BARTLUTT Situation in France as grave as when Hitler attacked her eighteen years ago UfHAT a week. For those of us who dislike dictators, the worst week since that of Suez, of which it is an almost912 words
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194 1958-05-19 6 ON the opening of the new school term, I have to pa> $4 for my son's sports, library and handwork fees. 1 do not object to this as spom reading and handwork are worthy activities hi education. But as a parent 1 am annoyed at194 words
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Letter74 1958-05-19 6 A haunt of hooligans MARINE PARADE In Katong is unsafe for decent people and particularly for children because of the hooligans who wander about there on their bicycles. They whistle and make rude remarks at (iris and frighten people by riding close on their bicycles and by braking suddenly. Why74 words
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Letter65 1958-05-19 6 Not without humour rE advertisement "Vacancies In Singapore Government Oerrlce" 18. T. Apr. 7i is not without humour at the moment when the City Council labourerare holding out terms to their employers. I refer to the salary term.s advertised In the above announcement: $175 p.m. Inclusive of all allowances, and65 words
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Letter80 1958-05-19 6 More J .P.s for Kuala Langat KUALA Langat DMrlct (Selangor) which launched tbe Good Citizens movement has been sadly forgotten since the district became a White Area in 1956. It is the only district in Srlangor which does not have a single Chines*. Indian or European JP Its only JP.80 words
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Letter62 1958-05-19 6 White line wanted rE bend Just before the approach to Woodbridge Hospital. Singapore where quite a number of vehicles have skidded and overturned Into the swamp about fifteen feet below has resulted In the death of several people. It lg time a white line was put along the curve so62 words
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Letter157 1958-05-19 6 P.T.C. is on the wrong track UTHILE I take my hat off to the Perak Turf Club for introducing the rich Sultan's Gold Vase and Derby I think that it is going in the wrong direction in trying to. combat the bookies by going into the number lottery business. One157 words
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Letter76 1958-05-19 6 rr Is an Injustice to put the blame on 'outsiders'' as being the source of the Increasing number of divorces In the state of Trengganu. The local people, are more to be blamed in encouraging the practice of bigamy This Is found not only amongst the76 words
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98 1958-05-19 6 SINGAPORE City Council Is putting down pavements on both sides of Northumberland Road consider this a wute of time, materials, labour and money, because what Is more useful to the public Is a wider road. On football and sports days, military98 words
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Article253 1958-05-19 6 Society to save moon from man BY A SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT SCIENTISTS have so alarmed by the prospect of rockets carrying hydrogen bombs being fired at the noon as a dramatic spectacle and demonstration of military might for watchers on earth that a "Protect the Moon" committee has been set up.253 words
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Advertisement843 1958-05-19 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. 11 *mr4t lit I Minimum) BIBERRY:— To Joan and Norman al Buncsar Hospital on U May 1958, a boy. WAkNER: To Doreen Ruth and Rex, A daughter, Sarah at lir-f U Kerbiiu Ho«ltAl on iMh May. CH AMON: To Carol and lan, a (>ni%i)<«r, Taiuira Helen Lucy, al843 words
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Advertisement41 1958-05-19 6 YOUR CHANCE TO DEFEAT THAT T>EAD(_y ASTHMA take bCRNMtn's WMMI JSSaL e iurm of isrt f/'^BH*^ ONi box will convince you. *3i.so box o* 2A- PHI A IS PUTV FXTfiA EASTERN UHIOH CO. 34 8 MARKET STKf £T, SINGAPORE!. PHONE *****41 words
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Advertisement86 1958-05-19 6 mmkr tmrr ir's A^St^tmmmm\ mmk* wr n't «^^w H.^B^^_J 1 OOULO.WG S W^ffi^ f'i^^M We have an Exclusive Selection of Ladies ir Gents LONGINES WATCHES in Gold Stainless Steel LANKA JEWELLERS, The House tor Ceylon Gems" 20. aatfr d. Smgi— c« H>— ***** Have you bought your Ticket for Indian86 words
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564 1958-05-19 7 WITH CASH SHOHTAGE AMD JOSVELtXrHTNT PLAN CUTS MALAYA MUST LOOK OVERSEAS TENGKU WILL APPROACH JAPANESE GOVERNMENT DURING OFFICIAL VISIT BENTONG, Sunday. THE PRIME Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here today that he wonld hold discussions with the Japanese Government on aid to Malaya during564 words
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Article57 1958-05-19 7 TAIPING. Sun. Taiping Town Council has ratified a recommendation by its finance and general purposes committee to extend the town councH area. The new council area will include the Coronation swimming pool district, two proposed building estate outside the Lake Gardens and the lew cost housing57 words
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146 1958-05-19 7 Licence not ownership, court warns TANJONG MALIM. Sun Holders of temporary occupation licences were reminded by a magistrate yea, terday that they were not owners of state land held under such licences and that they built houses on the land at their own risk. The Tanjong Malim circuit magistrate. Tuan146 words
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207 1958-05-19 7 A YOUNG Malayan will soon start a world hitch-hike "to meet people and se« strange places." Che&h Shee Loon, 22, of Ipoh. will leave Singapore by sea on May 29 for India, frem where he wi make an overland journey through the Middle207 words
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Article35 1958-05-19 7 Hurt man— jailed JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. T. Periasamy. an employee of Voules estate. Labis, was sentenced by Mr. Justice Hepworth in the High Court here to IS months jail for causing grievous hurt to Narayanan.35 words
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314 1958-05-19 7 Razak gives UMNO recipe for success in next elections IPOH. Sunday. fVATO ABDUL Razak bin Dato Hussein, Deputy Prime Minister and deputy president of U.M.N.0., today gave the organisation a threeingredient recipe for success in the forthcoming general elections. I Addressing the ali-Perak delegates' meeting of UMNO. I the Kaum314 words
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Article259 1958-05-19 7 FOR SALE: THE VAST EU CHATEAU IPOH, Sun. Eu Cha- teau, one of the I largest and oldest mansions in Malaya, is being put up 'for sale or rental" by the syndicate which owns It The palatial building, built by the multi-millionaire. Mr. Eu Tong Sen, will be vacated by259 words
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Article73 1958-05-19 7 $200,000 wanted to fight polls IPOH, Sun— Perak Alliance is to be told how It should raise $200,000 to help fight the general election next year. The advice will come from its executive secretary, Mr. Henry Leong. He will submit a detailed report within a few days The Perak alliance73 words
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Article93 1958-05-19 7 MIC POLL DEFEAT FOR DEVASER KUALA LUMPUR, Sun A Federal Councillor and lawyer. Mr K L. Devaser. suffered a crushing defeat today when Mr. V. Manickavasagam was elected president of the Selangar branch of the Malayan Indian Congress. Mr. Manfckasavasagam polled 88 votes while Mr. Devasar received only 27 votes93 words
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Article48 1958-05-19 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— A seven-man deputation from the Malayan Teachers National Congress will meet the Minister of Education Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. tomorrow to discuss certain resolutions the congress had adopted. The delegation will b e led by its chairman Mr Teerath Ram.48 words
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Article43 1958-05-19 7 KUALA I.IMPIK Sim. -The deaths of two terrorists ib Johore have been confirmed. Tien Slew died of wounds received in aa engagement with siTurity forces in Mac Labis area in February. Mia Wan was executed in the jungle in January.43 words
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Article56 1958-05-19 7 RAUB. Sun.— A six-month-old baby. Wiloer Singh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harnan Singh of Raub, won the first prize at a baby show held here in connection with the Health Week y«sterday. WUber Singh beat 21 other competitors to receive a pair of gold bangles56 words
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Article26 1958-05-19 7 BRUNEI TOWN, Sun. Eighteen students have left for Singapore to continue their studies at the Aljunld Arabic School after spending their holiday her*.26 words
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Article177 1958-05-19 7 KUALrA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaya has asked the International Labour Organisation to send experts to investigate its unemployment problems. It has also asked the ILO for assistance and expert advice in drawing up a sickness insurance scheme. This was disclosed to the Straits Times today by177 words
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Article, Illustration81 1958-05-19 7 THESK TWO Singapore girls are wearing classes for charity They modelled the frames at the "spotlight <>n spectacles" sh«wat a charity ball at Raffles Hotel on Saturday nixni. Pauline Sseto. right, ears a r«M frame railed "musical delight" price more than $20481 words
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Article60 1958-05-19 7 'PROTECTION' URGED FOR INDUSTRY IPOH. Sun -The Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce will ask the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce to urge the Government to 'protect local industry by carefully screenIng foreign investments before allowing them to b* made here. The State chamber will move the resolutions at a meeting60 words
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168 1958-05-19 7 STILL NO NAMES FOR 'USE MALAY' TEAM If OTA BHARU. Sun. The Kelantan Government is still waiting for names of people to sit on the committee to inquire into ways of encouraging greater use of the national language in the Government departments. The State Executive Council in February approved the168 words
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Article52 1958-05-19 7 KOTA TINGGI. Sun—Six-months-old Mohamed Nor bin Tulip won the "Champion Baby" title in a baby show held here today in connection with World Health Week. Che Khalsom wife of Tengku Mahmud. grandson of the Sultan of Johore. presented the prize to the baby's mother. Fatimah binte Abdul52 words
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Article67 1958-05-19 7 IPOHj Sun. Women telephone operators taking part in the Perak Golden Voice" competition this year will for the first time carry on a conversation in simple Malay. The competition/ organised by the Telecommunications Department. Perak, will be held at the Ipoh Telephone House on June 16.67 words
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Advertisement130 1958-05-19 7 H.-n pja e J 3 H SUPER Hi Fi 3-D RADIOGRAM Model Mauritius De Luxe With Cocktail Compartment. 4 Speed Record Changer. Smgjpore Penang $1,050.00 Federation $1,195.00 Make sure yon tee and hear the latest Blue Spots AT ALL BLUE SPOT OEALERS Sole Agents for Singapore. Federation of Mmlaym, 4.130 words
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Advertisement183 1958-05-19 7 Let r y jr^ f^T//l J cables and \sj\ distribution L/ equipment I carry the current 1 AERIAL CABLES PAPER CABLES MINERAL INSULATED CABLES RUBBER AND PVC CABLES SNIP WIRING AND AIRCRAFT CABLtS INDOOR AND OUTDOOR DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT JOINTING TAPES AND COMPOUND HENLfV <rt man»t»ct«r«n *f electric cjb.ci tni wirn183 words
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689 1958-05-19 8 From Oar Market Correspondent THE turnover on the Malayan Share Market last week was smaller than of late with the bulk of the business done again written in industrials. The market was uninspiring despite the fact that the week was one of the most689 words
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Article52 1958-05-19 8 Current PUHBl KMia Imiv Tin rVI4* LH 40% Th« lM-«m K.ianUo K«Mwr Estate LU. 74%* •Udell. Rabber r.iii n 1S% SoMi KuMmv I^Utn LM- S% t Int«rln. DaU *f pmrnM-nt June 11 June SS May II M*y tl T.UI far ftmr 100% 16% 16% T«UI far rear 260%52 words
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Article305 1958-05-19 8 rE following business done In the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one firm of brokers for the period May 10 to 1«. INDUSTRIALS: Fraser ft Neave Ords $2.50 to $2.47 H to $2 50. Oammorus $2.05, Oammon Rights 45 cents. Hammer Co. $1.56. Hume Industries305 words
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Article908 1958-05-19 8 rl following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after Its last meeting on Friday. iMnaum-, -.rllrr. Alts Brlc«. Prat i Onto 141 I.N *tlaj lee II o IHWII B B Petrol «6 47 d B U Inuim I|| I M Con908 words
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Article513 1958-05-19 8 THE Singapore Rubber Market presented a direct contrast last week to the previous period when trading was active, nervous and irregular and subject to bullish and bearish pressure. Last week the market was lethargic with few orders tn evidence. During the week the current official positionAP - 513 words
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Advertisement394 1958-05-19 8 NOTICES NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC BRIDGE NO. 17/1 at the 18th mile Lulcut to Sepang Road In the District of Port Dlckson. Negrl Sembllan will be closed for repairs for short periods between the 21st and 27th May. 1958. between the hours of 830 a.m. and 1130 am. It U394 words
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Advertisement875 1958-05-19 8 NUTICbS NOTICE This U to Inform the public that I. Abdul So.lam bin Kachu Mohamed of S. Ulu Yam Bahru. Batang Kail, Ulu Selangor hare bought over the business of Abdul Oant bin Hajl Ahmad of 6 Ulu Yam Bahru Road. Batang Kali and that all debts owing by the875 words
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Advertisement902 1958-05-19 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TECHNICIAN (QUANTITY 81 KVi:\TNG> APPLICATIONS are Invited for appointment as Technician (Quantity Surveying) In the Quantity Surveying Branch Of the Public Works Department. Negrl Sembilan, tn the basic salary scale 8137.50x7.50-152.50/Plrtt Examination Bar/209x14-321/Becond Examination Bar/338x14-450 par mensem, plus usual government allowances Applicants must be Federal902 words
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Advertisement359 1958-05-19 8 TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited for the production of Clonal Rubber Seedling Stumps In Malacca from seed supplied to the Contractor. Full particulars are obtainable from the State Agricultural Officer, Malacca. Tenders must be sealed and clearly marked "TENDER CLONAL SEEDLING NURSERY." Tenders close at noon on 31st May. 1958.359 words
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Advertisement421 1958-05-19 8 YOU CAN BE SURE. ..IF IT'S BBrnMaffflßaanflnfmßLiJl »KCONDitiONiNC IV I Westinghouse I 8-lear Oaaraal** m I Cnttr* un« i I Roomcooleri 1, 1$ and ZHP «uaraoto*4 for oo> I Bj T*ar asalost B^La^fewMMMeMiMiMM^^^^^^^^^^^^^^o^^a^^^^^MS original faeton I B Htfrf m« **«l<"- I n>tor cocnprMHK 0 maaaaaßSaßsaaa^^^^^g^^^oi 1 i fuaraote*. > atalast421 words
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Advertisement1370 1958-05-19 9 uit: uoj MANSFIELD CO.. LTD. »4i» 111 lues (iniorporitec in Smgapoitt (12 UMS) J;;r THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 'J.'.' saiiiNCS It LIVEIPODI. CLAStWt, LONDON t CMTINENIA4 I*MIS (fia Sutj ■it* l.ltrti M O'ifiid na Paiama ti Cap* at C*M IMM) latiao i« jiincttfl *lnt> o*rt; l< <^r tuf duckwgf <■«*■1,370 words
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Advertisement1014 1958-05-19 9 wm m, i p^illJJhVrWri til il^i EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMLWAHS MIUNCS FM ABEN PWI SAIB. CINOA tNTWtIf IOTTERDAM, HAMIURC, BREMEN, CIPENNACEN COTHINIURt OSLO S'poi* I >am Ptttag •••■SMttiM" mmm »/»"2 FUSTIIA" I/IMM I/IMM i imm (Passetftr Mlf) Callm ItrtMtt Mm. MY»ia OUTHARIS SAIIIMS FM IMMM AM/M FM EAST rtuH P1,014 words
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Advertisement1027 1958-05-19 9 S M THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SINCAPOti (Incorporattd I* th* UmtM Kingdom) I IMI lAiliNtS II UEN P.I I CINTINENTU PMTt itot» p riM Pimm tINVANNCCH fo> HatnMtg, LrjMon. RotttrMffl. Hut, I M/a M*a n 71 May M/11 May BtNAiTY ft* Port IMM Anlnerp, London, Hall n/a Ma) lENIORAN1,027 words
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Advertisement1132 1958-05-19 9 McALISTER 6c CO.. LTD. 111, ajt>, am KLLBRMAM LINES KLAVBKBSS LINE IMM Ml, Mm, MniMAM tM ANCEKS SAN FIANCtSCO, MMMM t I«U MATIU. VANCMHI I PMIIANI Mt M USA. Mrtt tnatix Ptna IctetliM cart* Ml Ctttial t SmM tad CtMM tM CaIMMM A-Mlita ein if iedford n^ ""f*", 1111 aiSt/st..,1,132 words
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335 1958-05-19 10 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP IPS OWNERS WILL CONSIDER 'REASONABLE OFFER'-'SArS TRAINER SPENCER By TUFfON, the Governor's Cup Trial winner on Saturday, is to carry 9.4—a rise of 17 Ib. in next Saturday's Bukit Timah classic. He is rated by the handicapper only 3-lb. below champion335 words
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Article64 1958-05-19 10 WEIGHTS lor the Governor's Cup race to be run over a mile and two furlongs at Bukit Timah on Saturday are: Three Rings 9.0? Straits (ode 9.00 Tufton 9.04 Shamrock Slipper 9.03 James Aitch 8.12 On Stag c 8.06 Naiakat 8.04 Prince Charter 8.00 Adelaide Star 7.1364 words
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Article456 1958-05-19 10 DI/EIGHTS (ot all eight races al TV Bukit Timab on Wednesday: Cl 1 Dlv 1-41 DUllnr IU.O:, Hopeful Hlnc BIS \muwrornt Park 8 12 Vrtina 1.»7 Sun of Burma Ml General Pll 8.*5 Silver Mistrn* B.US M irl«old 804 Tudor Wonder l.tt Forest Bean II456 words
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Article, Illustration59 1958-05-19 10 BRAZILIAN TENNIS STAR WINS ITALIAN TITLE BRAZIL'S tennis star, the 18-year-old Maria Esther Bueno. who is tipped as a future Wimbledon champion, is seen here returning a forehand drive to Australia's Lorraine Coghlan during play In the women's singles final of the Italian Lawn Tennis Championships in Rome on May59 words
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363 1958-05-19 10 KIWIS ALL OUT 190 AFTER BEING 139-2 I ONDON, Sun. The lj New Zealand cricket tourists collapsed dramatically in their match against the M.C.C. at Lord's here yesterday After being 139 for two at lunch, they were all out 190 by the tea interval. In their reply the M.C.C wereReuter - 363 words
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Advertisement349 1958-05-19 10 aBKH^KF^^^i^S^HI y jm <■«■ Phonf IKTH BK. DAY TODAY! J^I #1 l> J 3 I J I 21 116 10.15 a.m., t.15. 6 9.M p.m fe'^.'TiffilfjM FAREWELL TO ARMS" J Bock Hudson Jennifer Jones ClnemaScope Color Fox NEXT CHANGE! "THE SAD SACK" Jerry Lewis j 'C-TiiTlTirJ 1 NOW SHOWINC! 1349 words
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Advertisement351 1958-05-19 10 ■■■■•■■■•..a n B sP^*^^^swbV bT bbbbbbbW^^^^i si^^ t I iS^^BswJeßMMßaHlllLLJilsuli^ B /yMlllUll^ ls/ a M,1.45, 4, 6.30 9.30 ryronr POWER Charles LAL'GHTON Marknr DIETRICH 4 WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION" (uaj NB: Please DON'T REVEAL the secret of Its surprise endln(! B n«M xri IVY UIDTIM" Virginia MAYO 1 I.m«ro« rLAAT351 words
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Miscellaneous266 1958-05-19 10 Straits Times Crossword 24" m z 1 ACROSS DOWN 1 Those infernal flags (4. 10) g££*? ?7» 8 Ottoman honorific (7). I S^?« < 2JL^f,'j er ,.i 7) 11 The blU of t returning in- !£g <»• C M huntw sect (<K 12 B«erbohni'i Brown reformei 8 Qriat«at (10). (10).266 words
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Advertisement782 1958-05-19 11 (Continued from race 6 SITUATIONS VACANT •f *„rd. U (Mim )—Box *t el* 'Xtr. BILL COLLECTOR by old established European firm. Reply stating age and reference. Box A 4 231 ST EUROPEAN DEPT. STORE requires an experienced lady tinssmaker or talloress to carry tut alterations to dresses, coats and suit*.782 words
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Advertisement626 1958-05-19 11 SITLATIONS VACANI Wordttt (Mlm Bom it rl. MM LEADINO BRITIBH Import House require* experienced Provision Salesman. Good connection with leading Wholesalers essential. Apply with copies of recent testimonial* to Box A 4246 S.T. LABORATORY STEWARD STOREMAN: Experience in care and maintenance of scientific laboratory equipment 1 mainly Chemistry and Physics626 words
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Advertisement871 1958-05-19 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT in Word* U (Mim Box St tl: txlrm MODERN UNFURNISHED One Bedroom Flat, 16P, Dunearn Road. Rent $315 p.m. Apply P.O Box 3021. TO LET for approximately eleven weeks from 27th May Fully furnished Flat, Central Apply Box A 4229 S.T. AVAILABLE Ist May Furnished 3 bedrooms Bats871 words
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Advertisement883 1958-05-19 11 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE I* Wordi U (Him.}— Box M tU. txlra TO LET or for Sale from Ist July 1958. Eu Chateau, Gopeng Road. Ipoh. Enquiries Law A Co, P.O. Box 385. Ipoh Telephone 3431. SEMI DETACHED Bungalows s \t m.s. Thomson Road modern sanitation particulars apply Joo Yec883 words
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Advertisement900 1958-05-19 11 WANTKI) TO PI R( HASr !u Word* U 1 Xi» -Ci M rl. tMirm WANTED TO BUT OMd strong empty boxes 01 cartons (or packIng purposes Apply P.O. Box 227 BOATS YACHTS. I OK SALE it Wordt ti (Mim.)— Box it el: txlro EVINRUDE 35 hp Outboard Motor 1851 Sparingly900 words
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Advertisement576 1958-05-19 11 WHERE TO STAf I* Word* til (Mim4mtmm "oilm I I* Word* Ui» •W I SEA VIEW HOTEL for cool and leisurely living SOUTH ASIA HOTEL— Town Centre Economy Cool Good Service *****/37 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL I Scott* Road Charming Garden Inclusive Term*. RAFFLES HOTEL. World Renowned Historic Hotel with aU576 words
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Advertisement505 1958-05-19 11 TENDERS TENDERS INVITED MENTAL HOSPITAL. JOHORE BAHRI'. IMHiilil Tenders will be received at the office of the Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Federation of Malaya, Ktiala Lumpur up to 1200 noon of 9th June 1958. for the supply of the undermentioned articles to the Mental Hospital. Tampol. Johore Bahru.505 words
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Advertisement478 1958-05-19 11 TENDERS TENDERS INVITED CENTRAL MENTAL HOSPITAI* Tg. EAMBUTAN Tenders will be received at th» Office of the Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Federal House. Kuala Lumpur, up to 12.00 noon ol 9th June 1958. for the supply ol the undermentioned articles to the Central Mental Hosplt.ll. Tg. Rambutan. for478 words
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387 1958-05-19 12 NORMAN SIEBEL reporting from Tokyo) TOKYO, Sunday. THE MALAYAN and Singapore Asian Games teams were still in the process of settling down when I visited them at the Dai Ichi Hotel last evening. They had first been accommodated on the third and fourth floors387 words
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Article52 1958-05-19 12 KUALA KANGSAR, Bun. Two records were broken in the Kuala Kangsar Police Circle athletics meet here yesterday Insp. Teh Kong Bee of Orlk set up a new record of 32ft. Sin. to the shot put and Corporal Daud bin Talb (Sungel Slput North) threw the discus 91ft 352 words
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Article23 1958-05-19 12 KLU.'NG. Sun.— Kluang Indians beat Kempav of Beradin. 3-3 in a friendly soccer match here Kempas led 2-0 at Interval23 words
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194 1958-05-19 12 SINGAPORE'S final group of 28 athletes and officials to the Asian Games left the Colony yesterday morning to join the rest of the contingent in Tokyo. Hundreds of relatives and friends were at the Singapore International airport to see them off. The party194 words
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145 1958-05-19 12 TOKYO, San.— A fUring torch 1 from The Philippine, today cane within IN miles of Tokyo as Japanese runnm raced in relays to the capital with the symbol flame for the Third Asian Games. It will be a royal occasion inReuter - 145 words
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154 1958-05-19 12 RO W 0 VER Ist MA TCH VENUE PENANG, Sunday. LAST year's joint winners of the Penang cricket league, the Penang Chinese Recreation Club, yesterday made a last-minute withdrawal from this year's competition. The Chinese were to have met the Indian Association who shared the154 words
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Article51 1958-05-19 12 BLACKPOOL. Sun. Cockle Oastelaars, of Holland, yesterday broke the European women's 110 yards freestyle swimming record with a time of 63 9 sec The previous best was 65sec She was swimming in an international match between Britain and Holland, which Britain won by 95 points to 75.Reuter - 51 words
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Article39 1958-05-19 12 NEW YORK. Sun. Russia's world champion welghtUfting team last night scored their third straight win in a series of matches against the United States. The Russians won by 4-3, having won the first 6-1 and the second 4-3.39 words
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Article19 1958-05-19 12 KI.UANO. Sun. Kluang Public Works Department beat Merslng P.W.D. 5-2 In the Forbes Cup soccer match here.19 words
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Article64 1958-05-19 12 IPOH. Sun Perak Turt Club Sports Club beatKa mpar by 65 runs In a Brander Shield cricket match at Tiger Lane today. P.TCS.C. (A Wanless 53, Kuladeva 5-96) Kampar 89 (White 5-29). Another Shield match, between the Ceylon Association and the Sturrock Club. was abandoned64 words
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69 1958-05-19 12 Ng Shield to St. Theresa's School pENANO. Bun. St. The--1 resa's School of Sungel Patanl beat St Patrick's School. Kullm. 4-1 In the final of the North Malaya Christian Brothers School* soccer competition for the Ng Chee Kong Challenge Cup 8t Patrick's Bchool. however, won the Junior trophy when their69 words
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Article98 1958-05-19 12 SYDNEY, Sun. Australian loot ball results today were: N.S.W. ASSOCIATION Southern IM». I: Corrlmal 3 Leichhardt 4. Sutherland 0 Woonona 7. N.S.W. FEDERATION Dl». 1: Auburn 0 Hakoah 4; Prague 0 Gladesville 0. N.B.W. FEDERATION DW. t West: Concordia 1 Panhellenic 4. N.S.W. ASSOCIATION Northern Uir. 1: Awaba98 words
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Article53 1958-05-19 12 SEREMBAN, Sun. The annual cricket match for the Leonard Cup between ln-statlon and outstation ended in a draw today In-station 178 M.T. Retnam 52. K.V. Retnam 32, S wind ley 38; D Ohosh (3-50); Out-atatlon 94 for seven (M.F.T. Retnam 27, Low Tun s You 20;53 words
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Article30 1958-05-19 12 SALIBBURY, Southern Rhodesia Sun. Johnny van Ren-sburg (South Africa) won the British Empire welter-weight boxing title when he outpointed the holder. Oeorge Barnes (Australia), here last night ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article28 1958-05-19 12 NEWTOWN, Montgomeryshire, Sun. Dick Richacdson, the Welsh heavyweight, knocked out Hans Frledrlch, of Germany, In the fourth round of a scheduled ten-round bout here last night.28 words
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Article69 1958-05-19 12 BALTIMORE. Sun Tim Tarn. winner of the Kentucky Derby, yesterday won the Preakness Stakes, second leg of the triple crown by a length from Lincoln Road. Gone Fishln' was third in a photofinish with Plion Silky Sullivan, well supported despite his failure In theReuter - 69 words
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245 1958-05-19 12 PAKISTANIS GO DOWN BYONLYGOAL TO SCRATCH S'PORE XI A SCRATCH Singapore Se lection XI yesterday scored a shock 1-0 victory uver the visiting Pakistan national team at Jalan Besar stadium This was the, biggest upset victory by a Singapore team In many years. On Saturday Singapore's Asian Oames team held245 words
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Article247 1958-05-19 12 I ON DON, Sun Middlesex, the first leaders of the County cricket championship table after two matches, are "»«H"t a nne effort to retain their position Good pace bowling by their captain, John Warr, and Henry Tilly put them In a strong position against WorcestershireReuter - 247 words
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739 1958-05-19 12 Holders are only team to score full points KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday CELANGOR Club, present holders of the Stonor *3 Shield, scored their second outright win in the Selangor Cricket Association's senior league when they beat P.W.D. by an innings and three runs on the padang today. P.W.D. were dismissed for739 words
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364 1958-05-19 12 PWD FIRST 7 WICKETS FELL FOR 7 RUNS Dass b Rayner 12; Ragunathan c Beck b Rayner 1 Victor c Hlnde b Lakhlr Singh 6; Senevaratne and J. Alme did not bat; Extra* 10; '"otal (for 8 wickets declared) 161 Wickets fell at 1; 8; 58: 65 93; 129; 138:364 words
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Article329 1958-05-19 12 Choongs to bid for 'open' title OENANG, Sun. The 1 Cho o n k brothers, Eddy and David, former All-England double* champions, have entered for the doubles in the Malayan open badminton championships to be held here after the Thomas Cup matches next month. The Penang Badminton Association, organising the329 words
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Article40 1958-05-19 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun V.M.C.A. beat Batu Cantonment by seven runs in their cricket match here today. V.M.C.A declared 13S for five ißoudville 40. Kularajah 39 1; Batu Cantonment 132 (Hall $0 no: C Perera 5-20)40 words
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Advertisement711 1958-05-19 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE' It Wmrtm tit (Mimimmmi tin I, I maul*. I* War4> >•■ (Mm i LUXURY TOURIST SERVICL car and coach. Phone ***** PHOiUblnlS til rUIOMATXC! 58. HOOiiuon riuau 2U7IU ASIA TRAVEL SERVICE— just what the name Implies real service rOh IUXUKV Car/CoacD Sen ice- Jan Malayan711 words
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Advertisement7 1958-05-19 12 BUKIT TIMAH RACE WEIGHTS: SEE PAGE 107 words
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Miscellaneous48 1958-05-19 12 KI'ALA M Mil I SOCCKR: Dlv 1: belanxor Rangers v SEA.. T.P.C A. ground. Div. 2: Dynamos Indonesia Muda. Brickfield* Dlv. 3: SCRC v Police Depot. S.C.RC Ordnance Depot T Armoured Car Regt.. Ipoh Road: S.I.A. v Ramnad DUtrlct. Taylor Road BATU FAHAT SOCCER: Sri Ma'moi Truna. Stadium48 words
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