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Title Section22 1958-09-04 1 AYHtAC.E DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 Not*** 1 New*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1958 ft 15 CENTS22 words
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Article309 1958-09-04 1 KING CANCELS DEPORTATION ORDERS AGAINST 20 Secret society thugs find way out of one-way trip to China Loophole in citizenship rules KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE YANG di-Pertuan Agong has ordered the release of about 20 Selangor banishees who have become Federal citizens since deportation orders were made.309 words
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Article157 1958-09-04 1 IT'S ALL QUIET AT U.S. SCHOOLS YEW YORK, Wed.— A The new school termi at Clinton, Tennesse. began peacefully yesterday with 10 Negro boys and girls entering the I High School. Two jears ago disorders over racial integration at this school led to the arrival of state troopers and nationalReuter - 157 words
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376 1958-09-04 1 U.S. ADMIRAL: THE REDS CAN'T INVADE QUEMOY TAIPEH. Wednesday. yiCE-ADMIRAL Roland Smoot, commander of the T United States Taiwan Defence Command, said today that the Communists could not successfully Invade Quemoy nor attempt to blockade it. "With the combined efforts of the Nationalist spirit and our aid, we are confidentReuter; UPI - 376 words
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Article39 1958-09-04 1 JAKARTA. Wed. -The Indonesian Government announced today that more than 3.000 rebels had surrendered in North Celebes. The surrenders followed the fall of the towns of Sonder, Kawangkoan. Tomohon. Kawilaran and other places around Lake Tondano39 words
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Article15 1958-09-04 1 AMMAN, Wed. Jordan has agreed to have a United Nations "watchdog" mission. -U.P.I.UPI - 15 words
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Article17 1958-09-04 1 CAIRO, Wed. The Federation of the United Arab Republic and Yemen was inaugurated here today.17 words
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Article, Illustration99 1958-09-04 1 MAN INJURED IN FALL FROM CUSTOMS OFFICE A SINGAPORE hawker, waiting to be question, ed about the seizure of several bottles of illicit samsu, fell 28 feet from a first floor window of Customs House, Maxwell Road, yesterday. He was admitted to hospital with serious bead Injuries. The man. Toon99 words
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Article125 1958-09-04 1 NEW DELHI, Wednesday. ALMOST all the Opposition members walked out A of the House of the People today amid uproarious scenes after the Speaker's refusal to admit an adjournment motion on the critical food situation in IKtar Pradesh. Shouting "Shame the Food Minister mustReuter - 125 words
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Article69 1958-09-04 1 JOHANNESBURG. Wed. Two well-known Johannesburg Journalists— a man and his wife were killed Instantly in a motor accident here last night. Adrian Hagen. a staff orrespondent of the South African bureau of the Associated Press, and his wife Wendy Hagen, a staff reporter on the Rand DallyReuter - 69 words
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Article119 1958-09-04 1 Latest British blast an H-bomb I ONDON, Wed. The Ministry of Supply confirmed last night that the British nuclear device exploded over the South Pacific yesterday was an H-bomb. It was dropped from a Vickers Valiant Jet bomber piloted by RAF Squadron Leader M Bailey. The explosion was Britain's 19thReuter; UPI - 119 words
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Article55 1958-09-04 1 HAVANA. Wed. Four children and a woman were today reported to have been drowned in a flooded river near Bayamo, in the Orients Province of Cuba. They were the only victims of a hurricane which destroyed 25 houses in Bayamo and caused hundreds of peopleReuter - 55 words
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266 1958-09-04 1 ARE DISTURBANCES NOW BEING ORGANISED? I ONDON, Wed—Slogan shouting crowds marched through London's race hate district of Notting Hill last night as suspicions grew of Fascist influence behind three nights of blood and riots Hundreds of extra police swarmed through the trouble area last night,266 words
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Article67 1958-09-04 1 LONDON. Wed.— The Daily Mirror today declared: "Commonwealth citi«en»— .whatever the colour of their skin should not be allowed to enter Britain as Immigrants unless they have a Job and a home to come t0 The law mus* be amended so that no-goods ran be thrownReuter - 67 words
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Article102 1958-09-04 1 Cypriots strike to mourn gunmen NICOSIA. Wed. Cypriot Greekfc in Famagusta today staged a one-day general strike in mourning for four Eoka terrorists killed in yesterday's gun battle at Liopetri village. At Liopetri itself, It miles south of FamacusU. British troops still maintained a curfew, while on the fringe ofReuter - 102 words
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Article21 1958-09-04 1 CANBERRA, Wed. The Federal Oovernment will invite Princess Alexandra to Australia for the Queensland centenary celebrations in 1959— Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article316 1958-09-04 1 2 a.m. news rounduD POLICE OFFICERS DINNER SEQUfcL 'THE Deputy Comniissioner of Police, Mr. A. It. Anderson, has asktd 100 officers (including several Deputy Superintendents and Assistant Superintendent) and detectives of the Singapore Police Force to explain their presence at a dinner' last month. The host, according to a circularReuter - 316 words
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Advertisement41 1958-09-04 1 DAH SIN OPTICAL HOUSE 325. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE, 7. N.«t Dear ODEON PH.*. 1*204 ■r-mefc otf.ee THE PiNANG OPTICAL CO. 11, Foivihor Sf- Penono.. Y»-» ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^f Jm i «*^E^E^E^r t No waste you eat ALL you buy! j [^msMQKjmnjmi^v^ ltd.41 words
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251 1958-09-04 2 Race law parts a mother and child PORT ELIZABETH, r Wed— A South African apartheid law has forced Mrs. E. MacDougall, mother of British film actress Maureen Swanson, to part from the five-year-old coloured child whose life she saved and whom she has mothered for four years. Under the GroupReuter - 251 words
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Article27 1958-09-04 2 BELGRADE. Wed.— Group Captain Peter Townsend returned to Zagreb by air from ParLs today to resume work on a Aim of his world tour27 words
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Article, Illustration33 1958-09-04 2 FIVE DELICIOUS GIRLS OFFER A CHINESE DELICACY TO A DELIGHTED VISITOR FIVE Chinese girls, who themselves qualify as delicacies, offer some braised bamboo shoots, to a delighted visitor to the London Food Fair.33 words
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Article93 1958-09-04 2 LEBANON: IT WILL SOON BE NORMAL BEIRUT, W>d Th f Lebanese Opposition leader, Mr. Saeb Salam, last night said that an announcement would be made soon on "facilities to enable a return of normal life to the country." This was taken to mean at least a partial easing of theReuter - 93 words
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Article440 1958-09-04 2 M.P.: RECRUIT COLOURED DETECTIVES LONDON, Wednesday. JgRITAIN'S race riots and plans to stamp them out will be discussed today by the Home Secretary, Mr. R. A. Butler, and the new head of Scotland Yard, Mr. Joseph Simpson. One suggestion will be that the LondonReuter - 440 words
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Article30 1958-09-04 2 MOSCOW. Wed.— A United Arab Republic arrived here yesterday (or talks on the establishment of a direct air service between the United Arab Republic and Russia. ReuUr.30 words
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171 1958-09-04 2 This evil: Public can put an end to it LONDON, Wed. The National Council for Civil Liberties complained last night that there was "a complete lack of leadership in Britain on this evil of colour bar and race discrimination." The council said that the current racial clashes in Britain wouldReuter - 171 words
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34 1958-09-04 2 NEGRO YOUNGSTERS IN COLOUR BAR PROTEST AT CAFE fULSA (Oklahoma), 1 Wed.— Six Negro youths staged a "sitdown" strike in a cafe here in a protest against the colour bar in eating places. U.P.I.UPI - 34 words
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Article24 1958-09-04 2 HONOLULU: Gen. I. D. White. U.S. Army commandrr in the Pacific, returned to Hawaii after a week's tour of Far East units I PI24 words
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Article24 1958-09-04 2 CAIRO. The U.N. secre-tary-general Mr. Dag Hammarskjczld. arrived f. re by air on his Middle East "peace mission" for talks with President Nasser. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article21 1958-09-04 2 JAKARTA: Indonesia announced that a new military air base capable of handling jet aircraft would be built in North Sumatra.— Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article13 1958-09-04 2 TOKYO: Typhoon "Grace" was reported about 800 miles east of southern Formosa. Reuter.Reuter - 13 words
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Article22 1958-09-04 2 NEW YORK: The Philippines Ambassador, Mr. Francisco Deigado, presented his credentials as the ncj) Philippines permanent representative to the United Nations— UJ>.L22 words
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Article27 1958-09-04 2 KARACHI: Indian and Pakistani delegates ended their talks here and sources close to the conference reported "some progress" towards solving border disputes between the two countries. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article20 1958-09-04 2 BUENOS AIRES: Lady Beecham. wife of British conductor Sir Thomas Beecham, died of a heart attack here. She was 49.20 words
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Article387 1958-09-04 3 NOW THE FISHING LIMITS DISPUTE ERUPTS IS VIOLENCE: 'DOWN WITH POACHERS 9 ICELAND PROTESTS AT 'CAPTURE' OF GUNBOAT PARTY BY FRIGATE No resistance <ts control is regained REYKJAVIK, Wednesday. CTONES FLUNG from among a crowd of more than 1,000 people shattered windows at the British EmbassyReuter - 387 words
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Article, Illustration81 1958-09-04 3 HOSTILITIES between Chinese Nationalists on Formosa and the Communists on the mainland have broken out with air and sea battles. Taking the main force of the Communist attacks have been the Quemoy Islands, which besides suffering air attacks by Rus-sian-built jet fight -is. ha\e also81 words
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182 1958-09-04 3 ONDON. Wed. The BriYj tish trawler Coventry City was ordered last night to ram the tiny, 72- ton Icelandic gunboat Odinn if the Icelanders continued to obstruct her fishing. The Odlnn, a wooden-hull*>d vessel, hove too close to the Coventry City as she beganReuter - 182 words
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Article226 1958-09-04 3 'We will annihilate attackers' QUEMOY ISLAND, Wednesday. pENERAL HU LIEN, commander of the National- Ist Chinese garrison on beleaguered Quemoj island, told reporters in Kinmen City last night his mission was restricted to the island's defence. The general said if the Chinese Communists attacked anyReuter - 226 words
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Article76 1958-09-04 3 CHICAGO, Wed— Mr. Neil McElroy, the U.S. Defence Secretary, said yesterday that at the time of the recent Middle East crisis the Strategic Air Command was "ready to discourage any extension of possible conflictfully cocked, loaded, serviced and ready to go." Addressing the American LegionReuter - 76 words
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Article351 1958-09-04 3 LONDON, Tues Lonaon stock markets ended an eventful account on a much better note than seemed likely last week Buying developed after x slow start and by the close widespread gains had been established, particularly In the Industrial market. The demand, however, was selective. Gilt-edged securities continued their351 words
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Article212 1958-09-04 3 NICOSIA, Wed.— Security headquarters announced today that all Greek Cypriot youths aged 15 to 25 will be placed under home curfew until fur.ther notice in Nicosia and Its suburbs. This measure followed the murder of two Britons In the capital within 30 hours. Biggest clash YesterdayReuter; UPI - 212 words
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199 1958-09-04 3 BAGDAD, Wed— The military prosecutor in the Bagdad treason trials alleged yesterday that the British Embassy here had been Involved in financing the "subversive activities" of the former Iraqi regime At a late session of the court last night he read out a document inReuter - 199 words
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Advertisement121 1958-09-04 3 Bring your shaving pp^ up-to-date with a modern ml£f*/ Gillette Razor Razors too grow old Over the -'I years they get knocked and dropped IF 111 I and lose their precision. Then your I shaving suffers. Smart men bring their I I 11 shaving up-to-date with a modern n if121 words
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Article, Illustration95 1958-09-04 4 'SOLD FOR SILVER' -THE CASH ROLLS IN 'COLD for Silver," a book written by Miss Janet Lim, matron of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital, Singapore, is expected to be a best seller. In a letter to the hospital* Medical Director, Dr. G. Keys-Smith, Miss Lim said that her book would be95 words
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Article48 1958-09-04 4 IPOH, Wed. A village Home Guard. Lam Phooi, 21, was allowed bail in the Ipoh Magistrate's court today after he pleaded guilty to a charge of "unlawfully parting" with his shotgun and 20 rounds of ammunition. The case was postponed to Tuesday for sentence.48 words
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Article32 1958-09-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A girl. Ngee Moi. 16. died in hospital here last night, 12 hours after she had been knocked down by a lorry while cycling in Kepong Road.32 words
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245 1958-09-04 4 Federation wants Inew law to ombat gangs KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. rpHE Federation Government is considering the need for stronger powers, like those recently adopted by Singapore, in order to take more effective action against secret society gangsters and thugs, informed sources told the Straits Times today. The powers, it is245 words
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Article84 1958-09-04 4 SIX employees of the Singapore City Council's store in Havelock Road nave been warned by the council's public utilities committee that they would be held Jointly responsible for future losses of material from the store. The store recently lost 13,215 lb. of pig lead, worth $7,400.84 words
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68 1958-09-04 4 Villagers form a vigilantes corps PENANG, Wed. The villagers of Kampong Giam in Jelutong have formed an all-community 'Vigilantes Corps" to guard their homes against burglars and other undesirable characters. Malays, Chinese and Indian residents have got together to take turns guarding their kampong. Armed with sticks, they tour the68 words
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Article161 1958-09-04 4 THE Singapore Government is making plans to smash the gangster menace in remote villages. Village leaders will soon be asked to meet Government and police chiefs on how to safeguard their kampongs from thugs. Mr. M.P.D. Nair, Assistant Minister to the Chief Seer* tary, hinted about the161 words
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Article29 1958-09-04 4 The Customs and Excise Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd.. Singapore, will hold Its annual general meeting today at the Customs House, Maxwell Road, at 2.30 p.m.29 words
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138 1958-09-04 4 JILTED GIRL IN SUICIDE BID DRAMA ON BEACH DENANG, Wed. Po- lice were summoned to Gurney Drive last night to stop a teenage, girl from jumping into the sea. The girl, screaming hysterically that her boy friend had jilted her, struggled for half an hour with passers-by who caught her138 words
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Article47 1958-09-04 4 TELUK ANSON, Wed Bail was granted to Chee Beng Hal. 38. a salesman, in the Magistrate's Court yesterday when he wa s charged with raping a woman in a hotel here on Aug. 21 The preliminary Inquiry will be held on Oct. 2847 words
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276 1958-09-04 4 STUDENT LEADER TO EXPLAIN TO THE TENGKU ABOUT THAT PEKING FILM SHOW From HALL ROMNEY LONDON. Wednesday. |L|K. Zain Azraai, president of Malayan Students Union in Britain, is writing te the Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, to assure him that Malayan students in Britain are, if anything, anti-communist. Azraai276 words
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Article174 1958-09-04 4 Parang thugs slash student IPOH. Wed.— A school--1 boy, Chong Kirn Sing, 16, was slashed on the back with a parang by secret society gangsters while unlocking his bicycle in front of a coffee shop in Laxu-. mana Road early thi^ morning. Chong. a student ol the Yuk Choy High174 words
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Article25 1958-09-04 4 Twenty Singapore employees of Boustead and Co. Ltd.. will be presented with gold tie-pins tomorrow in appreciation of their services for 21 years.25 words
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277 1958-09-04 4 OH KEE TIANG - OH KEE TIANG By PENANG. Wednesday. 4 GERMAN globe-trot- ter with failing eyesight arrived here today on his way "to see the world before my world turns dark." "I have also another ambition," Mr. Kurt Peters. 59, of Bismarckstr. Hildbad, Schwarzald. told the Straits Times.277 words
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Article, Illustration127 1958-09-04 5 GOVT. TO OFFER 29 STUDY GIFTS T*HE Singapore GovA eminent is offering its officers 29 scholarships next year for training in specialist subjects locally and abroad. The courses are mainly of one to two years' duration. A few are for four to five years. With the exception of courses in127 words
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Article43 1958-09-04 5 JESSELTON, Wed. Admiral Sir Gerald Gladstone, Commander in Chief. Far East Station, will visit Jesselton, and Sandakan in North Borneo next week. He will arrive in H.M.S. Alert on Sept. 8, accompained by Lady Gladstone and Miss Mary Gladstone.43 words
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Article23 1958-09-04 5 PENANG, Wed. The Coroner today recorded a "misadventure" verdict on Khamls bin Arob, 60. who died after falling from a tree.23 words
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651 1958-09-04 5 Island Club decides: Grounds will be open to the public LOKE: 'WE HAVE FAR MORE TO LOSE THAN. KING CANUTE... WE ARE LIKELY TO BE DROWNED' J'HE Royal Island Club has agreed in principle to open its grounds in Thomson Road to the public. An extraordinary general meeting held at651 words
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Advertisement232 1958-09-04 5 iHn chji Iffigiffj S4 ORCHARD ROAO. SIKAKKI PMOM 22-IM VU U Jl II SMITHS CAR CLOCKS «jjyfAll;U.l.l*.l.lW!e>Ste^ Th^ chant* in |>o4ition of ihr rl,>< k la«* <»n ili r«t)l«l it iof lk* familiar mirror I rlork hat ikr conudrrablr advantagtof aoi I inirrfrring *i(h \iMon *hrn lh« mimr it f232 words
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Miscellaneous426 1958-09-04 5 Malarra CAPITOL: Toofan Aur Deeya 12. 3, 6.30, 9.15; REX- Fort Massacre 12.30, 3, 6.30, 9.15; LIDO: Sergeant Hassan Malay, 12.30, 3. 6.30. 9.15; SUN: It's Great To Be Young 3, 7, 8.15 REX: Oklahoma Woman 2.30. 7 15, 9.15; CAPITOL- Fong Sal Yoke Hult Chin Yam Yang Toong (Cantonese)426 words
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Miscellaneous413 1958-09-04 5 Ipoh CATHAY: Selendang Dellma 12.45, 3, 6.45. 9.15; RUBY: Yaqul Drums 12.45. 3, 6 45, 9.15; ODEON: Over My Dead Body 12.45. 3. 6.45, 9.15; LIDO: Waterloo Bridge 12.45. 3. 6.45, 9.15; REX: Sergeant Hassan (Malay) 12.45. 3, 6.45, 9.15; CAPITOL: Lay Van Hung (Mandarin) 12.45, S, 7, 9.15; SUN:413 words
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Miscellaneous42 1958-09-04 5 TOL: Sergeant Hassan (Malay) 2 30. 6.45, 9.30: REX: Pyaasa (Hindi) 230. 645. 930: PLAZA: Gunsllngers 2.30. 7, 9 30. JH«-hn RUBY.- Bride 8c Bridegroom 2.45, 7.30 lamp. it CATHAY: Love Crime 3. 1. 9.15. fa>ma« COSMOS: Wonderlul Wedding (Cantonese) 3, 8.42 words
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321 1958-09-04 6 CINGAPORE'S Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, said yesterday that the Cambridge School Certificate moy soon become "a worthless scrap of paper." He said more and more people with this qualification were seeking work. But the employment market could not absorb all321 words
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194 1958-09-04 6 A.A. SEEKS WOMEN DRINKERS TO JOIN ITS RANKS WOMEN alcoholics are fighting shy of joining the Singapore branch of Alcoholics Anonymous, which was formed last month. An organiser of the branch told the Straits Times yesterday: "I have seen many women alcoholics In the bars of the city. But so194 words
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Article47 1958-09-04 6 IPOH, Wed. The Director of Operations, Lt.-Gen. Sir James Cassels. accompanied by Brigadier G. F. Upjohn, of No. 2 Federal Infantry Brigade, today met members of the Teluk Anson district war executive committee and was told of the improved emergency situation in the area.47 words
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175 1958-09-04 6 So the ILO suggests three men T^HE Singapore Government will not get Mr. G. J. Brocklehurst, an International Labour Organisation expert, to help draft social security legislation. Yesterday, during a brief unannounced stopover in Singapore from New Zealand. Mr. Brocklehurst telephoned v.3 Social Welfare175 words
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Article44 1958-09-04 6 Terance Edward Fernando was acquitted in Singapore yesterday of robbing Teo Siam of $12 in Kangkar Village on May 18. The Judge upheld a submission by Mr. P. T. Wong, defending, that the police had not positively established the robber's identity44 words
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Article41 1958-09-04 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Ho Ah Bek. of Batu Pahat. was fined $2,500 in the magistrate's court here today for fraudulently attempting to evade duty amounting to $266 on a quantity of plastic toys. The toys were confiscated.41 words
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Article38 1958-09-04 6 The Grishman-Ryce Duo will give a performance of works by Beethoven, Schubert and Mozart at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise, on Sept. 21 at 8.45 p.m. The recital is being presented by the Singapore Musical Society38 words
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Article38 1958-09-04 6 The stage Club in Singapore will present a Restoration comedy by William Wycherley, "The Country Wife," at the Cultural Centre Theatre. Canning Rise on Sept. 17. 18. 19 and 20. Bookings may be made at Robinson*.38 words
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Article, Illustration176 1958-09-04 6 AN AMERICAN couple n Kuala Lumpur believe that skunks make unusual but excellent pets. They recently bought a pair for Sl5O, and had them flown out from the United States for their three children Candis 10. Rex. nine, and Terry, five. Said Mr.176 words
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Article, Illustration376 1958-09-04 6 Jailed ex-minister wants to be Federal citizen SULTAN HAHID: I WAST TO FORGET PAST A MAN who was sen- tenced to ten years' jail for complicity in a plot to overthrow the Indonesian Government and assassinate the Minister of Defence is planning to apply lor Federal citizenship. He is Sultan376 words
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68 1958-09-04 6 MR. T. V. GOMEZ yesterday announced his intended resignation as secretary- general of the Singapore General Employees' Union. 11l health is the reason. The union was formed when the powerful Factory and Shop Workers' Union was declared defunct after the 1956 October68 words
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115 1958-09-04 6 17 U ALA LUMPUR, Wed. iV —The former British Settlements of Penan« and Malacca may have their own national anthems soori. They are the only two states without their own j anthem*. Malacca has appointed a committee to consider an anthem. Penang has indicated115 words
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Advertisement404 1958-09-04 6 HARPER, GILFILLAN CO. LTD Announce with pleasure that they have been appointed Sole Agents throughout Singapore and the Federation of Malaya for British Paints Limited for the supply of Marine paints and composition* Compound and anti-Ral panic paint *MAtiU>ship* Marine finishes for yachts and small craft Decorative and industrial finishes404 words
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Advertisement440 1958-09-04 6 Holiday plans should always include Tampax However you travel, wherever you go, you'll be happier with internal sanitary protection Take the problem of getting there. Whether you go by plane, ship, train or car. an external pad can be downright uncomfortable! With Tampax. however, you honestly cant I>r| you're wearing440 words
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Article, Illustration328 1958-09-04 7 'Surrender or die' leaflets dropped PENANG, Wednesday. THE Australian No. 2 Canberra jet bomber squadron rained several 1,000 lb. bombs on terrorist hide-outs in northern Malaya today in their first operation of the Emergency. It was also the first-ever operation by Australian jet bombers. The squadron,328 words
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Article54 1958-09-04 7 KUALA KANGSAR, Wed.— A driver, Fu Kam Chuan, 31. was killed when his lorry, laden with logs, overturned near Manong, 12 miles from here, yesterday. I i is believed to have attempted to Jump clear of the overturning lorry but was caught by the falling logs54 words
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Article47 1958-09-04 7 Ten national servicemen were fined in a Singapore court yesterday for falling to attend parades between June and July The fines ranged from $5 to $25. Another man was fined (b for being improperly dressed on parade He went without his beret47 words
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Article22 1958-09-04 7 Heng Jwee Hiang 18 was jailed for two months by a Singapore court yesterday tor dishonestly retaining a stolen bicycle22 words
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Article44 1958-09-04 7 P. Palabasan, a labourer was jailed for 12 months by a Singapore district court yesterday for attacking a colleague. D. Vcngadasamv. with a parang The attack took place in a house in Prince Edward Road at 9.30 p.m. on July 1744 words
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178 1958-09-04 7 IZUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The newly appointed chief of the United States Army Medical Research, Brig. General Joseph H. McNinch, today assured Malaya of every possible assistance. The general is paying a three-day visit to Malaya to familiarise himself with the research activities and178 words
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74 1958-09-04 7 IPOH, Wed.— Estate workers on some European-owned plantations In Perak hare been penalised (or taking a day off to mirk the merdeka anniversary celebrations on Aug. 31. Mr Noel Emmanuel, secretary of the Perak branch of the National Union of Plantation Workers, said this today74 words
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130 1958-09-04 7 IPOH, Wed -A 20-year-oM Communist who went into the Jangle six years ago has surrendered to the police In the Chemnr area of Perak I. ah Toh Leung cave up to two civilians near the nth mile, Jelapanc Cbemnr Road, on Monday lan was130 words
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188 1958-09-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. VIALAYAN workers were today urged to contrliTl bute one per cent of their wages for social security schemes. The call was madf by Mr Jay B Krane assistant director of organisation of the International Con federation of Free Unions. He also urged188 words
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Article56 1958-09-04 7 SEREMBAN. Wed. A senior teacher of St Paul.; Institution, Mr Lee Chee Kwan, 56 collapsed and died last night at the Soon Tuck Association. He leaves a widow and thr?e married daughters. He was the superintendent of St. Paul's section of the St. John Ambulance Brigade56 words
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Article238 1958-09-04 7 Glass strike is almost over r THE three-month-old 1 strike by 200 remaining former workers of the Singapore Glass Manufacturers company in Henderson Road, is likely to end this week This follows a meeting yesterday between the management and leaders of the Singapore General Employees' Union at the Labour Ministry238 words
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Article55 1958-09-04 7 PENANG. Wed Acting on information, a police party went to a side-lane off Noordln Road at about 7.30 last night and found an abandoned guny sack In It were si:, kandar sticks The sack Is believed to have been abandoned by gangsters who fled on55 words
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Article653 1958-09-04 8 Planning For Elections The Federation Government's decision not to hold new elections immediately after independence was questioned at the time, but it was a wise decision although it meant the Alliance was giving up the absolute certainty of repeating the sweeping success of 1955. A more modest victory probably will653 words
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Article257 1958-09-04 8 Cool heads have kept the peace the bloodless war in Iceland's waters, but the capture and the freeing of the Northern Foam warn that this unfortunate dispute is not without its considerable dangers. Two Icelandic gunboats closed with the Northern Foam under cover of fog, and put a257 words
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Article238 1958-09-04 8 Singapore's two million dollar Victoria Memorial Theatre will not be much use to cultural organisations unless the new charges for hire of the theatre are reduced. Many groups have complained that the rates are crippling. The old theatre, dismal and uncomfortable though it was, at least was able to238 words
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1066 1958-09-04 8 JOHN EARLE - BRITAIN TO RECAST HER POLICY TOWARDS THE ARABIAN PENINSULA JOHN EARLE by ORITISH Foreign Of- flee officials are, in the view of diplomatic observers In London, doing some hard thinking about how to recast British policy towards the Arabian Peninsula, which may be the next crisis area of the MiddleReuter - 1,066 words
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579 1958-09-04 8 Time will not wait for Singapore's day dreamers IN reference to the 1 letters by "British European Singapore Citizen" (S.T. 30 Aug.) and Mr. A.K. Tan (S.T. 2 Sept.), I wish to clarify certain aspects of the subject under discussion. That there exists in this country today a social revolution579 words
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170 1958-09-04 8 NO DEARTH OF POLITICAL LEADERS YOUR correspondent. 8223. opens himself to criticism when he says that there are few potential leaders among the Englisheducated people in the country (S.T. Sept. 1). In saying that, he is only echoing a popular opinion that has little foundation He has apparently overlooked the170 words
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Letter57 1958-09-04 8 THE Birth Registry In A Penanu takes Its own sweet time In the issuing of birth certificates to the public. A birth certificate can be had from most registries in the Federation within five days. It is not so In Penan* where it takes umpteen days57 words
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277 1958-09-04 8 MR. LEE KUAN YEW'S letter and the sweeping statements he made regarding the English educated 'ST. Aug. 28) should not go unchallenged. First and foremost let Mr. Lee tell us what has brought hiii into public prominence, now that he has aligned himself277 words
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Letter55 1958-09-04 8 MAY we suggest that Singapore should issue new stamps? Why not have beautiful buildings such as the Merdeka Bridge, the Chinese Temple at Kirn Keat Road, Sultan Mosque, City Hall. Buprem» Court. Esplanade. Victoria Memorial Hall. A-sia Buildint. the Victoria Theatre and a map of Singapore?55 words
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Advertisement793 1958-09-04 8 i j Straits Times Free Press 1 For »ti« convenience of cdvar- tiien our representation at Ist t'oor. SINGAPORE COLO STORAGE, i I ORCHARD ROAD, will receive small advertisements and answers to bo» numbers. Classified advertisements may also be nor ,ed to: CITY BOOK STORE LTD., Winchester House, Collyer Quay,793 words
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Advertisement21 1958-09-04 8 %£ke ate j&fed f and SAFE// cdu/'fah, a, cAattce, aduui, Cfou ca4t 6tu/ CHUBB €yuxf?m£Ht aU^ 1818. AVAILABLE FROM SIME DARBY21 words
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242 1958-09-04 9 MINISTRY AGREES TO PROBE 'HARDSHIP 9 COMPLAINT IOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Junior staff at Tampoi Mental Hospital have made widespread allegations of neglect and have threatened to strike if an official is not transferred immediately. Hospital workers throughout the Federation may threaten to stop work242 words
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Article52 1958-09-04 9 Poh Kirn Choo was granted "~cree nisi against her Jiand, Tan Peng Ban. a k. in the Singapore High rt yesterday. Poh alleged ltery. The decree is to be made Absolute in three months. The couple were married on Oct. 10, 1953. There are threa children by52 words
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331 1958-09-04 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. A SCHOOLBOY witness today told of the fatal attack on schoolteacher Stephen Fonseka. Osman bin Yusof, a form four pupil of the High Street Secondary School, told a preliminary inquiry he was told to go away after seeing the youths331 words
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Article69 1958-09-04 9 A housewife, Chua Lai Beng, was fined $800 in a Singapore court yesterday when she pleaded guilty to permitting her house to be used as a common gaming house. Chief Inspector Santa Singh said a police party raided Chua's home in Lorong 105. Geylang. on Aug.69 words
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Article31 1958-09-04 9 PENANG, Wed. The Governor of Penang, Raja. Sir Uda. gave a demonstration of golf at a merdeka anniversary garden party held on Monday evening at the residency.31 words
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Article, Illustration16 1958-09-04 9 A HAPPY FAMILY NOW.— Picture by Low Yew KongLow Yew Kong - 16 words
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258 1958-09-04 9 Cash and gifts pour in for crippled widow CRIPPLED Madam Ang Kirn Hong, the widow with six children to support, cried Joyfully yesterday when she learnt of the generous response from the public of Singapore to help her. Madam Ang. who has been living on the brink of starvation since258 words
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Article55 1958-09-04 9 KLANG. Wed— The Klan* Town council has cancelled the licence of a Malay stallholder in the new Klang north market because he employs a Chinese assistant. All Malay stallholders in the market were recently warned by the council that they must carry on their businesses themselves55 words
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Article122 1958-09-04 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. rFHE SWIMMING pool in the General Hospital here, used by 50 children suffering from poliomyelitis, is being renovated on the instructions of the Minister of Health, Mr. V. T. Sambanthan. Mr. Sambanthan told the Straits Times today that the renovation would cost about122 words
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Article66 1958-09-04 9 PENANG, Wed. The Chief Education Officer. Mr G Pitkeathly, is retiring this week under Malay an isation Mr Pitkeathly. who has been chief education officer here since October last year, will leave Malaya on Friday He was formerly a teacher in the Penang Free School. Mr. J.66 words
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Article50 1958-09-04 9 Tan Boon Seng of Jurong Road, was charged in a Singapore court on Tuesday with causing bodily injury to a woman. Tan Yin. 57. on Monday. He was ordered to be sen* to Woodbridge Hospital for two weeks after the charge had been explained to him.50 words
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Article82 1958-09-04 9 THIEVES MISS $3,000 IS A SAFE nnHIKVKS abandoned a 1 safe containing about $3.00* in cash and Jewellery at the old Kallang airport, Singapore, on Tuesday morning after taking $50. The safe had been stolen from a Kirn Yam Road house while the tenant, Lee Kia Leng, 55, was out82 words
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Article54 1958-09-04 9 KL MOSCOW: YOU CAN DO IT BY AIR KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Air India has started the first direct air service from Malaya to Russia. For $3,382, passengers can make a round trip from Kuala Lumpur that will take them to Calcutta. New Delhi. Tashkent. Moscow. Prague. Rome, Bombay. Calcutta and54 words
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Article51 1958-09-04 9 Five representatives from the United Seamen's Union and the Malayasian Ship Officers' Un.on are meeting Mr. J M. Jumabhoy, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, to protest against Sin-gapore-registered ships signing on Indonesian and Hong Kong crews. The meeting with the Minister is to take place51 words
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Article42 1958-09-04 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Colonial Office chauffeur. Miss Nancy (Bunny) Simmons, who drove Tengku Abdul Rahman in London during the successful merdeka negotiations, has sent the Prime Minister first anniversary greetings. Her telegram, received today, says "happy first anniversary Bunny."42 words
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Article33 1958-09-04 9 Twenty-eight Form IV girls from the Fairfleld Girls' Afternoon School will take part In a civics course tomorrow when they will go on a tour of places of interest in Singapore.33 words
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148 1958-09-04 9 ALOR STAR, Wed. A Kedah princess, Tengku Sakinah, a younger sister of the Kedah Ruler, Sultan Abdul Halim Shah, has returned to Kedah on holiday with her wealthy French husband, Mr. 8 Borotra, after an absence of seven years from Malaya Tengku Sakinah,148 words
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Article62 1958-09-04 9 The Young Men's Muslim Association and the Malay Youth Literary Association. Singapore, will take part In a debate at the Malay Football Association hall. Balestier Road, on Saturday at 5 p.m. The subject: "A woman who belongs to the Hanafl school of law seeks divorce from her62 words
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341 1958-09-04 9 BIG CHEQUES SWINDLE: MISSING MAN IS ACCUSED KUALA 1.1 MPI X, Wednesday. A MAN was tried in the magistrate's court here today in his absence in connection with an alleged quarter million dollar swindle. Lee Man Choi was said to have left the country after the loss of the money341 words
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Article45 1958-09-04 9 IPOH. Wed. Inmates of the Federal prison at Taiping 474 of them cele brated the merdeka anniver snry with a two-day sports meet. They were also given extra rations for the anniversary and listened to broadcasts of the celebrations in Kuala Lumpur.45 words
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Article17 1958-09-04 9 The Malayan Pharmaceutical Association will hold its annual dinner and dance at pore, on Saturday.17 words
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74 1958-09-04 9 Acid riddle answered: It was sulphuric KIM LUMPUR. Wed. IT was sulphuric acid that burned 13 people watching the merdeka anniversary procession here on Sunday, government chemists have reported. The Selangor CID chief. Mr. T. Hamilton, revealed this today after the rhmists had examined the ciuthing of five victims. Police74 words
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Article76 1958-09-04 9 Inche Ahmad bin Hussein. a Singapore coroner, issued a warrant yesterday for the arrest of Brian Robert Logan, 21, a senior aircraftman, of R.A.F. Tengah. Inche Ahmad said there was sufficent evidence to believe that Logan had caused the death of Radin Moonaphar bin Radin All76 words
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250 1958-09-04 9 WHY THE GOVT. HAS PUT RICE PRICE UP ITU ALA LUMPUR. Wed. —The Federation Government has been forced tr > put un the price oi its stockpile rice offered to merchants because of the increase in the Siamese market price. This was stated today by a spokesman of the trade250 words
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Article50 1958-09-04 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. S.N Dhar has been aopointed press attache of the Indian High Commission here, succeeding Mr R.C. Asthana who is being transferred to New Delhi. Mr. Ohar will arrive tomorrow. He is a former member of the editorial staff of the Hindustan Times.50 words
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Advertisement84 1958-09-04 9 QUALITY (TLjfJj} 4~* J& S& M^" 3 PINTS OF WATER BOILED 111 5 MINUTES Price* S pore Penan* Federation PolMied 1D5173M 3 Pints $27 $30 Aluminium D 51 75 M srmt»5 r mt» $30 $33 Chromium I 0 5353 3 Pints $48 $55 Plated I 0 5235 5 PinH $5984 words
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Advertisement66 1958-09-04 9 FLY YOUR CARGO BY bhc For particulars consult your Cargo Agent or MALAYAN AIRWAYS (general sales agents) british overseas airways corporation V j-. 1 y UTifWBSI 200 Clemenceau Avenue. B.^^r^f^^Jfl S."i;.,pore Tel 3033. J I DRIWAL y£~\ I «ilh 'KB' irlplei *»>•>< lifr— pro rnl. rjlhrrinj for ymr\ I Write66 words
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486 1958-09-04 10 COMPLAINTS AGAINST Z3 LICENSEE* TWO 16-year-old prostitutes were found staying at the Seng Cheong Hotel, in East Coast Road, Singapore, during an anti-vice police raid on April 19, Asst. Supt. Lim Seng Huat told the Hotels' Licensing Board yesterday. Three weeks earlier, a man486 words
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Article28 1958-09-04 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Nineteen entries have been received by the Selangor Amateur Cine Group for Its Federation Singapore amateur cine contest Entries closed on Aug. 3128 words
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Article, Illustration67 1958-09-04 10 MARSHALL OFF TO AUSTRALIA ON HOLIDAY THE CHAIRMAN of the Workers' Party, Mr. David Marshall, left yesterday by air for a month's vacation in Australia. Wearing a blue sports shirt and in gay, holiday mood he smilingly told re. porters that his trip was "strictly a holiday." "But I shall67 words
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163 1958-09-04 10 MIDDLETON-SMITH LEAVES: HE WILL REMEMBER 1958,' SAYS MAYOR SINGAPORE city councillors yesterday joined the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, in bidding farewell to the Chief Administrative Officer, Mr. R. MiddletonSmith. The Mayor said at the start of the council meeting: "1 have a special announcement. This will be Mr. Middleton163 words
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Article40 1958-09-04 10 About 10 eret society thugs fought in McCallum Street late on Tuesday night 200 yards from the Singap -c CID offices. Broken bottles were jwn on the road when the police arrived. No arrests have been made40 words
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Article128 1958-09-04 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. A HOUSEWIFE returned to her home in Setapak here last night to find her husband hanging from a beam in the bedroom. The terrified woman rushed to the kitchen, grabbed a knife and cut the sari from which he was hanging M.128 words
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Article69 1958-09-04 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation's High Commissioner in India. Mr. S Chelvaslngham Mclntyre, arrived here today from New Delhi for consultations before leaving for New York on Sept 8 to attend the UN General Assembly. Mr. Mclntyre will be one ol Malaya's five delegates of the Assembly. The69 words
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Article41 1958-09-04 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A prominent Indian woman leader and socl-al worker. Mrs. Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay. will arrive in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday for a two-day visit. Mrs. Chattopadhyay Is visiting South-East Asian countries on a cultural mission.41 words
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Article50 1958-09-04 10 KUALA LbMPUK. Wed. A maid servant cooked undisturbed in the kitchen while burglars ransacked the top floor of a house In Jalan Changkat, off Circular Road, last night and got away with $500 and a cheque for $80. A drawer of a dressing table was forced open50 words
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Article32 1958-09-04 10 The Merrymakers will hold a dance at the Fraser and Neave hall. Singapore on Sept. 18 Highlights will be a teenage fashion show and the election of a "Teenage Queen."32 words
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Article31 1958-09-04 10 'The treasure of the Sierra Madre" will be screened by the Singapore Film Society at the Cultural Centre Theatre on Sept. 28 at 6 p m. and 9 p.m.31 words
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Article166 1958-09-04 10 THE KING WILL SEE NAVY EXERCISE OEREMBAN, Wed. Port Dickson will be gaily decorated on Sunday when the Yang diPertuan Agong reviews the Royal Malayan Navy. HMMS Sri Perils (formerly Pelandok) and six other ships will carry out exercises with the King, the Minister of Defence. Dato Abdul Razak and166 words
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247 1958-09-04 10 ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Finance Minister, Sir Henry Lee, will leave for Montreal tomorrow to try to gain for Malaya $25 million a year now being "lost" through Imperial preference. He will attend the 12-day Commonwealth trade and economic conference247 words
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Article55 1958-09-04 10 KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed —More than 2,000 people were at the Paya "'unga ground and the Henry Gurney Padang here last night to see side shows marking the end of the four-day merdeka anniversary cci Orations in Trengganu. The mining tc«a of Buklt Best In Dungun will55 words
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Advertisement699 1958-09-04 10 \w£J£J?m\ I wkVill IWc^^^ I JsMiyflllPaßi^^^b^WMß^bT*JlvT«ul pTa" I Vi I iMmKmwSmmW i-HOM >^SSSSSSSSB^ Season i imi i inn-s ***** 10 30> 115,4,6.45,9.30 j HI rr 1/ I Vml Br nn Marta Setiell (Urr Bloom 2nd WEEK! "The Brothers Karamazov" 5&,,. C sSon G "CHINA POLL" VietyIJatfcTf LiLiHui -a) I tisi699 words
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Miscellaneous111 1958-09-04 10 Straits Times Crossword LT LJ' LJ 4 P MiW' W 7 1 1 10 1 N I "illilllll l 1 Z ,|1 li I Z Zl^l^fc!l Z !L Z ACROSS side (6) 1 Backward animal it) Th**** something choice 9 His looks earned silent dli- •J» v*u «son»*lner ta precloui111 words
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Miscellaneous161 1958-09-04 10 23 Established building (6). 25 Fruit In nine crates (10). 26 Last to finish on the river (6). 27 The saint U perhaps quite the opposite (10). 28 Somerset thoroughfare (6). DOWN 2 A Latin not a tropical fruit (S). 3 Penetration in a sense (7). 4 A quiet progenitor,161 words
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Article, Illustration1416 1958-09-04 11 Max Reinhardt gave new look to the stage AS CHILD HE VOWED TO MAKE STAGE HIS CAREER MAX REINHAHiii nwis v theatrical venturer who took Berlin, Vienna, London and New York by storm. His magic touch had turned many a dry schoolroom classic into a not of colour and movement.Daily Mirror - 1,416 words
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470 1958-09-04 12 PRICE OF TIN REACTS SHARPLY TO LOWER LEVELS By Our Market Correspondent its gain of $5.50 in the previous two days, the price of tin in Singapore yesterday reacted sharply downwards by $3.25 to $370.75. This followed the easier tendency in London overnight when a reaction developed against the harder470 words
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Article157 1958-09-04 12 September first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 81', cents per Ib. down three-eighths of a cent on Tuesday's closing price. Clu'ine tone: Dull Closing prices ln cents per Ib yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot fob. buyers 80 7 H sellers 81 Hi157 words
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Article390 1958-09-04 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association repqflesi: "Industrials were steady, titu were steady after easier and rubbers quiet. The turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fraser and Neave ords $2,734 (odd lot), $2.74 and $2.75; Oammon $1.50 and $148 and $1.49; W.390 words
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Article19 1958-09-04 12 Malayan Share Market: Sept. 3 Sept. 2 Indust.ials: 91.43 91.27 Tins: 83.44 «4.52 Jan. 1 1958 IMi19 words
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Article27 1958-09-04 12 SINGAPORE SEPT 3. RUBBER: 811 cents per Ib. (down threeeighths of a cent). TIN: $370 75 per picul (down 13.25). Estimated unofficial offering lit tons.27 words
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Article104 1958-09-04 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesteiday were: Copra: steady: UK/Continent September/October $32% buyers, $33 sellers. Coconut oil: firm: bulk $50 4 sellers, drum $53 sellers. Pepper: steady; no business reported done; Muntok white $127. Sarawak $126, special Sarawak black $75 tall unchanged). Singapore Copra Association104 words
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Article69 1958-09-04 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made li\e following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to 1100) viiinj T.T. or O.D. ready: Frrnrh Francs *****: lUUan Urr *****. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong \esterday. the L.S. dollar was quoted at 5.80\ for caah,69 words
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Article192 1958-09-04 12 Ships lying alongside the Sin- gapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Pyidawaye i 1 2, Corfu 4/5, Mine.shima Maru I tiA. Awajlsan Maru 6/7, President {Grant 89, Glenartehey 10/11, I Rhesus 13/14, Orestes 15/16. Van Neck 18, Shun Hing 19 20. Taype N. Wall 3, Serudom192 words
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Article158 1958-09-04 12 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT shares on Urn x Stock Exchange here today recorded a slightly easier ton* compared with recent levels, al» though rises still slightly exceeded falls. Price movements remained narrow with trading at high levels. Mining shares followed a firm pattern, with an overall firmer trend. Tin158 words
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Advertisement434 1958-09-04 12 ■W*M BasssssV fight backache And Rheumatism Nutliihg run make you feel so old. rir.,l. Mud dvpresard as losing sleep sn.l energy berause of Getting Up Nionts or Burning, Smarting, Itching Acidity. And tf your back aches anil Krirumatism Pains In Jointa and muscle* mHke you miserable, you can't work and434 words
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Advertisement159 1958-09-04 12 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE U hereby given that Mr. Ng Buan Hong alias (Wong Fun Fong) reft our service as General Manager of his own accord on the 15th August. 1958 and that he has no authority whatsoever to transact any business or collect any monies for or on our behalf159 words
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Advertisement764 1958-09-04 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LADY TEMPLER HOSPITAL KUALA LI'MPUR APPLICATIONS are invited for the following posts: (li Senior pathological laboratory technician. (2) Junior laboratory assistant. Salaries according to qualifications and experience. Applications, Including references should be addressed to the Hospital Secretary Lady Templer Hospital, P.O. Box 569, Kuala Lumpur. KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL764 words
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Advertisement441 1958-09-04 12 NOTICES NOTICE UNDER SECTION 137 THE TOWN BOABDS ENACTMENT NO. 118. JOHOKI Notice Is hereby- given under Section 137 ol the Town Boards Enactment that a Draft Plan No. J4/3154, of the area known v Kampong Saten, which U bounded by Jalan Fatimah, Jalan Mohd. Salleh, Jalan Ampuan and Jalan441 words
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Advertisement144 1958-09-04 12 SHIPPING NOTICES Will WILHELMSEN LINE M/S "TALISMAN" ARRIVED SPORE 29.8.58. A General Survey of all damn?ed cargo discharged ex the above vessel will be held at 9 a.m. on sth and 10th September. 1958, at SHB godown Nos. 1 ft 2. No »urther survey will be held either before or144 words
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Advertisement184 1958-09-04 12 TENDER JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "D" and above registered F'.W.D. Contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Johore. up to Noon of the 14.9.58 for SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF METAL FROM AVER HITAM QUARRY FOR THE PERIOD 1-10-58 TO 30-9-59 Full particulars may be obtained from184 words
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Article, Illustration1213 1958-09-04 14 IF anyone had any doubts left that the days 1 of the loose look are over, this week's spate of fashion reports from the Paris collections shoulu make it clear that the sack has finally been consigned to the scrap heap, and that there is nothing1,213 words
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Advertisement140 1958-09-04 14 V^TrfA FISH ShM^ /A *£al\ MEAT BSftSte^' -< IfoflH Ryjajgaßy -xititiii^^R L^L^i^^Lfll BKlrk^'-' 5 I'£ I I I* o**0 O«HOH U>> 1 I by ridding it of dandruff. S'*~**s>*d^^MM3& Here's a chance to treat your scalp to a new glow and vitality Use SULFRIN. Try it yourself- today. Here to140 words
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Advertisement227 1958-09-04 14 xißSßttHHr^^^BW. Johnson's Baby Powder -best for your babyl prig ~E^^,^ ®aly the best v good enough for your babyl L^ v *> Millions of mothers, and hosp i v Is throughout t le wor 'd> are using Johnson's Baby Product* v» because they are so pure, so gentle and to227 words
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Article140 1958-09-04 15 DADEN BADEN. West Germany,! Wed- Lester Piggott was unplaced on Mogul in the £8.500 Grand Prix de Baden Baden, West Germany's richest race Mcgul failed to produce any effort in the straight and finished sixth. Winner of the race was Dushka. <R Cucu), who captured the FrenchReuter - 140 words
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275 1958-09-04 15 COOPER IS Ist INTO US QUARTER FINALS FOREST HILLS, New York Wednesday SHLEY COOPER, the Wimbledon champion, led the way into the quarter finals of the United States tennis men's singles championship yesterday with an easy 6—l, 6-2, 6—4 win over Myron Franks, of United States. Cooper was joined byUPI - 275 words
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146 1958-09-04 15 Black beats 2 records in the heats BUDAPEST, Wed— lan Black, 17-year-old swimmer from Aberdeen, Scotland, set two records in the heats of the European Championships here yesterday. He beat the 400 metres freestyle record with 4min. 289 sec clipping 6.3 sec. off Alrx Jany's record, and then returned 2min.146 words
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Article204 1958-09-04 16 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP POWHATAN SCORES ANOTHER SMASHING ALL-THE-WAY WIN He saddles four good-priced winners By MR. WONG AH YORK'S brilliant miler, I'owhatan, with Merv Posner up, scored another smashing aI It he- way win against a topflight tield over his pet distance at Bukit Timah yesterday. Taking command204 words
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133 1958-09-04 16 VIENNA CLUB RAPIDS IS KEEN TO PLAY IN MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Rapids one of the strong est soccer teams In Vienna, are expected to play a few matches in Malaya during their coming Far Eastern tour. They have asked the Football Association of Malaya to offer them "terms" to133 words
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Article56 1958-09-04 16 LONDON, Wed— York City lost their 100 percent record In Div. Four of the English Football League yesterday when they were be a tin 1-0 by Southport. Other results yesterday: Div. I— Burnley 3, Arsenal 1. Div. 2.— Bristol City 3, Barnsley 1. Div. 3—Reuter - 56 words
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300 1958-09-04 16 rpH£ Malayan football team and reserves X taking part in the Merdeka anniversary tournament now in progress had pleasant surprise today. They were presented with wrist watches as a mark of the Football Associa tion of Malaya's appreciation for their treat performances in300 words
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597 1958-09-04 16 HONG KONG TAKE IT EASY FOR A 2-0 VICTORY From NORMAN SIEBEL KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. lIONG KONG kept in the running for the Merdeka anniver--11 sary soccer tournament title when they beat Singapore 2—o at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. The match, witnessed by a crowd of 7,000, was the least597 words
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Article106 1958-09-04 16 JAPANESE WELCOME RAHMAN'S PLAN rKYO. Wed— A leader of the Football Association of Japan today praised Malayan Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman's proposal for an Asian youth soccer tournament and promised that Japan will participate in the contest. Mr. Takuji Ono, managing director of the F.A.J.. said the association will106 words
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Article64 1958-09-04 16 SEREMBAN. Wed. Seremban Garrison won the Mohamed Yusof Ibrahim Shield this evening beating che holders. Seremban XV. bj nine points (two tries and 8 penalty) to eight (a goal and a penalty) on the Police padang Scorers were: E. Bell (two tries) and Brian Ward (penalty) for64 words
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Article52 1958-09-04 16 KAMPALA. Uganda. Wed. -The touring South African ion -European cricket team beat Uganda by 102 runs hera yesterday. Final scores: South Africans 217 and 177 (Doliviera W. Neethllng 35, G. Abed 35. Zahid 4-51. Bhanu 3-42) Uganda 141 and 151 (Shashi<ant 46. Wilson 35. JeewaReuter - 52 words
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Miscellaneous29 1958-09-04 16 KUALA I I Mil K SOCCER: Malaya v Vietnam 630 p.m.) Merdeka Stadium: Kong Kong v Indonesia (8 p.m.), Merdeka Stadium MUAR SOCCER: Dtv 2 -Trlecom P«rtt Jawa P.T29 words
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