The Straits Times, 23 September 1958
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Title Section23 1958-09-23 1 I II M.V DAILY lIHTIIIin V\l I EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times flew*"** Estd 1845 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1958 }f 15 CENTS23 words
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Article265 1958-09-23 1 LIM RECALLS KALLANG BY-ELECTION WARNING He admits: Unemployment level highest for some time And so do the worries of the Govt. THE CHIEF Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, is worried over the worsening unemployment situation in Singapore "I warned during the Kallang by-election in June that without265 words
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Article, Illustration40 1958-09-23 1 SOME of the weapons seized by the Singapore CID over the week end. The revolver, three daggers and two whips were found yesterday. The other weapons and a hand grenade were found on Friday. Straits Times picture.40 words
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126 1958-09-23 1 12 STROKES FOR THREE THUGS IN PRISON rpiIKEE long term prisoners 1 were yesterday ordered to be whipped (Tor secret society vengeance attacks in Changi Prison In Singapore. They were among eight men who were isolated after assaults on other prisoners which began last Friday. All eight appeared before Mr.126 words
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Article30 1958-09-23 1 MOSCOW, Mon. Russia will launch the- world's first all-plastic steamship next month. It will weigh one and a half tons, be capable ot carrying 15 tons of freight.30 words
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Article117 1958-09-23 1 Boy, 8, is tiger's third victim KUALA KRAI (Kelantan) Mon. The tiger of Manik Urai. six miles from here which recently killed a man and a woman has claimed his third victim. A schoolboy. Ludin bin Majid, eight, was walking to the river near his home when he was killed117 words
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Article50 1958-09-23 1 NICOSIA, Mon. A Greek Cypriot political detainee held as a suspected terrorist escaped from Larnaca hospital last night in his pyjamas. A hunt for him was ordered by security forces. He wa s Andreas Christou 24. who was taken to hospital yesterday for a tonsilitls operation.— Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article57 1958-09-23 1 PARIS, Mon.— Police yes/..r day gave a Spanish tourist couple special Identity documer.t> certifying that an elephant ate their passports. The tourists, whose names were withheld, lost their passports and some of their funds when Mlchaline. Vincennes zoo elephant, reached out and grabbed the woman's handbag asUPI - 57 words
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337 1958-09-23 1 PISTOL SEIZED IN NEW WAR ON THUGS SINGAPORE CID has launched a new drive against thugs to curb the continued wave of mob violence. THE RESULT: Eleven more gang leaders behind bars and the seizure of another arms cache— the third in a week. The CID says most of the337 words
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Article38 1958-09-23 1 PARIS. Mon.—Technician.of the French national radio network staged a 24-hour wildcat strike yesterday to press demands for higher pay. All scheduled programme except newscasts werp can celled and the radlc "layed records all day. U.P.L38 words
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Article44 1958-09-23 1 LONDON. Mon Frenchborn film actress Leslie Caron gave birth to a 71b. daughter in a nursing home here last night. She Is the wife of a British theatrical producer, Peter Hall. They have a son 18 months old— U.P.IUPI - 44 words
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Article64 1958-09-23 1 LONDON. Mon.— A group ot 10 white youths threw milk bottles at two coloured men in Colville Road In the West London d:strict of Notting Hill the area of recent racial dis- turbances last night. The coloured men ran for cover and were not hurt. The policeReuter - 64 words
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Article312 1958-09-23 1 WASHINGTON, Monday. THE British Foreign Minister, Mr. Sejwyn Lloyd, conferred with President Eisenhower at Newport (Rhode Island) yesterday as diplomatic observers here and abroad voiced fears over the sudden worsening in East-West relations. I It. Lloyd spent about minutes talking to President at hisReuter; UPI - 312 words
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Article41 1958-09-23 1 CANBERRA. Mon. The number of Asian students .n Australia under the Colombo Plan has Increased by 20 per cent to a total of 850 this year, the acting Minis ter for External Affairs. Sir Philip Mcßr.de. said today. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article64 1958-09-23 1 Jakarta poll put off for a year JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia's second general elec tlons. scheduled for September 1959. will be postponed up to one year, the Prime Minister. Dr. Djuanda. told Parliament today Dr. Djuanda said postponement for a maximum per.od of one year" Is necessary because of increased transportation64 words
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Article41 1958-09-23 1 KATMANDU Mon. An American mountaineer. Mr Christopher Serjel. has postponed his planned expedition to hunt the "Abominable Snowman" this year. He told the Nepalese Government that lack of preparation had compelled him to delay his expedition ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article216 1958-09-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE WORLD BANK has lent the Federation Government U.S. $35,600,000 ($106,800,000) for the Cameron Highlands hydro-electric power project. The cost of the first stage of the project Is estimated at 5153.600.000. The loan is for 25 years at 5% per cent216 words
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188 1958-09-23 1 Two brief talks end row on Malay in school KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation of Malay School Teachers' Associations today agreed to compromise in its seven month battle With the Ministry of Edu. cation over the use of Malay in Government schools. After two short meet, ings between the Prime188 words
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Article306 1958-09-23 1 2 a.m. news roundup SULTAN FOR SPORE: LIM ANSWERS There could be no qjestion of departing from tli« agreement reached with: the British Government giving Singapore self-Gov-ernment, the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, said yesterday. It was his answer to questions about the move in UMNO as government's coalitionReuter - 306 words
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Article, Illustration661 1958-09-23 2 HALL ROMNEY - After 16 years Janet Lim meets her sea blitz saviour HALL ROMNEY By LOHD°N, Mon. INSURANCE clerk Percy Toms started with surprise at the motherly Chinese face that flickered on the television screen at his home in llford, Essex. He gripped his wife's arm in excitement. "Good lord/ he said,661 words
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76 1958-09-23 2 DAKAR (French West Africa). Mon. One person was killed and more than 100 injured in violent clashes here yesterday between "yes" and "no" partisans in the French constitutional referendum. Rioters set three lorries on fire and roamed the (owi stepping traffic and76 words
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225 1958-09-23 2 T.V. CLASSES BEGIN FOR LITTLE ROCK'S TEENAGERS I HTLE ROCK, Mon. —The 4.000 teenagers of Little Rock today begin "teletuition" as the town's three television stations devote two hours each to classes. The students, shut out of their classrooms by Governor Orval Faubus who ordered schools closed rather than admit225 words
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Miscellaneous12 1958-09-23 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby 1 11 1 A&eoßse. \wucn i uoco12 words
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Article364 1958-09-23 3 'Either you want us in the Commonwealth or you don't'** Minister IF WE'RE IN THE FAMILY TREAT US THAT WAY, SAYS WEST INDIAN LONDON, Monday. J^ WARNING that coloured peoples, if rejected by the Western democracies, might be driven to forming a "third force to holdReuter - 364 words
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121 1958-09-23 3 'English is essential' for studies MONTREAL, Mon The British delegation to the Commonwealth trade and economic conference here today emphasised the urgent need for Improving the teaching of English In less developed countries The delegation, In a Press statement, said that the "ability of students from overseas to get theReuter - 121 words
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Article65 1958-09-23 3 ALGIERS. Mon. Thirteen French soldiers and three civilians were killed yesterday and nine soldiers wounded by an Insurgent band near Brezina. in the Oran region of western Algeria. Four insurgents were killed in the engagement. The soldiers were with an officer engaged in social work who65 words
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158 1958-09-23 3 THE MEMORY OF 'THE FEW IS COSTING TOO MANY LIVES DON ON mon. me i death roll in Battle of Britain displays and re. hearsals nas risen to 53, the Daily Herald reported today. he newspaper said this in its account of the weekend Vulcan jet bomber crash at Syerston,Reuter - 158 words
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Article65 1958-09-23 3 FRANKFURT, Mon. An Air France steward was stabbed in the arm by a crazed passenger during a flight from Teheran last night The passenger, identified as a former Frencn Foreign region officer, Jt-an Blaise, 29, stabbed 30-year-old steward Claude Tauty in the left forearm with a breadUP - 65 words
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Article, Illustration67 1958-09-23 3 FIELD MARSHAL Vis- count Montgomery, who retired last week as De- puty Commander of Allied Forces in Europe is kissed on eac-i ciieek by E Marshal Alphonse Juin •jj after a ceremony at which zi Vi- > mi ii t Montgomery E received France's highest E67 words
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Article83 1958-09-23 3 LONDON, Mon Tne American Negro singer, Paul Robeson, said last night he would make his future home In London. "I find the Briton people very warm," he said. "London will be my centre, as Hollywood is the centre lor some British film stars. "IReuter - 83 words
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Article30 1958-09-23 3 BALMORAL, Mon Ten-year-old Princ» Charles, the Prince of Wales, left Balmoral Castle last nignt to go back to school at Cheam, about 40 miles from London.— U.P.l30 words
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198 1958-09-23 3 BEIRUT, Monday. A 24-HOUR curfew, which may be extended, will be imposed tonight as the Lebanon enters a crucial week with the end or President Camille Chamoun's six-year term of office tomorrow. Although the prospects are that things will remain peaceful, the armyReuter - 198 words
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135 1958-09-23 3 Bomb scare tightens Paris air security PARIS, Mon. Security measures were intensified yesterday at Orly airport. Paris, against any attempt by Algerian nationalists to plant bombi In airliners as part of their sabotage campaign against the constitutional referendum. Strict precautions already in effect for aircraft serving Algeria were extended toReuter - 135 words
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Article23 1958-09-23 3 BAGDAD. Mon.— Nc book or pamphlet can in future be printed or published in Iraq without the permission of the Military Governor—Reuter.23 words
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135 1958-09-23 3 Colour bar publican ordered to quit hotel LONDON, Mon. A London publican operating a colour bar has been given notice to quit by bis brewer landlords. Watney. Combe and Reid. He is Mr. William Webster, of the Black Horse Hotel. Camden Town, north-west London, who is standing as an independentReuter - 135 words
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Article25 1958-09-23 3 STOCKHOLM. Mon. The ruling Social Democrats won yesterday's Swed^h genera^ election and their leader. M. Tage Erlander. will remain as Prime Minister.— ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article22 1958-09-23 3 LONDON, Mon. The Duchess of Kent. Princess Alexandra and Prince Michael returned here by air yesterday from Rome. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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131 1958-09-23 3 'COMMUNIST CHLOROFORM IN CHINA YOSHIDA TOKYO. Men. Japan's elder statesman Mr Shigeru Yoshida, said in an article published here tcdaj "Japan coes not cut a fine figure by seeking to placate Peking and ending only by drawing angry warnings from Taipch." Just after his 80th birthday the former Prime Minister.Reuter - 131 words
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322 1958-09-23 3 FIGHTING MAD WOMEN IN FREE-FOR-ALL SOCCER SAY 'NEVER AGAIN' I ONDON, Mon. -Two Ij women's football teams have vowed never to meet again following a weekend "friendly" match at Bilston. in the English Midlands. in which one girl was knocked unconscious and several oihers hurt. It was a charity matchReuter - 322 words
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Advertisement374 1958-09-23 3 bi| SCIENTIST. EXPLORER. NAVIGATOR. CAR-RACING CHAMPION/ SPORTSMAN. Prct. D' h. c. Jim Limn- 3 ./•-'I I > "reproochooly- During my 6 weeks' l*ay in the ■fßflf'fflTliJiMH I 'fl I ArO fefl n my EN'CARSHERPA oflly voned br rfi^) *^~|jjtfl r J^^^ft Jj I °tX>u f second. On my arrival at374 words
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Advertisement331 1958-09-23 3 \tesk MALAYAN 181 AIRWAYS V YOUR NATIONAL AIRLINE AM M»0UO rO 4NNOUMCC I 'MC INT»OOUCTION O» I SERVICES TWICE WEEKLY BY SKVM ASTER' sincapore NON-STOP to COMMENCt/VG 27 If SEPTEMB6R AND SINGAPORE TO COMMENCING SOY SCPTCMBER m**eo you* Gmsm*vs*rto*ts mow -—■MALAYAN AIRWAYS o*e ny«oK«»v rocr/o. usutt. rtsAvmi. ag^nt DELICATE PASTEL331 words
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Article, Illustration1343 1958-09-23 4 iRLS WITH PERSONALITY PLUS rpHE hotel clerk sounded politely surprised when I telephoned and ask--led to speak to "Peanuts." When this didn't register I asked for "Lotus," and when I eventually met these two pretty girls from Macao, I discovered that their proper names were1,343 words
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Article, Illustration1418 1958-09-23 5 THEIR END MARKED THE BEGINNING OF FRANCE'S BLOODIEST TERROR REIGN QEFORE the French Revolution buret the country asunder in 1789, the Girondins a clique of moderates from the Gironde province were already beginning to bloom as the supreme intellectuals of Paris.Daily Mirror - 1,418 words
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Miscellaneous152 1958-09-23 5 i Atrmen A (o. By ?###o PtC'PEP TD s—^f*~} P*£rtßK*f IT) /TVS NEVER M£i\ jj^&Sk 1 1 'A^PVUIVfIL HTCMA*O-L£T 1 S M*t The Saint By Lestie Vharteris TRAITOR-Tr THOUGHT YOU MOULD 0E VISPLEASE 1 f^THE ONE DETAJLED TO SEE~THaT^| ■M| 50 EVERYTHING DID TQ HEAR THAT A COP HAD SURPRISED152 words
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Article107 1958-09-23 6 INDUSTRIES BILL UNDER ATTACK MALACCA. Mon. The' president of the Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Tan Kee Oah. last night attacked the Government's Pioneer Industries Bill. He said it would inevitably lead "to lions taking the lions' share of a flock of little lambs who already find it hard107 words
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Article21 1958-09-23 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Federation Government paid $111,749 for information for the cap'ure and killing of terrorists last month.21 words
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323 1958-09-23 6 Perak Alliance blames MCA for defeat IPOH, Monday. THE PERAK State Alliance today laid the blame for the party's defeat in the Lenggong Local Council elections last weekend at the door of the Malayan Chinese Association. The secretary of the Perak Alliance, Inche Hussein bin Noordin, said: "The MCA has323 words
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154 1958-09-23 6 TELUK ANSON, Monday. rE 31 stallholders who were allotted sites in the children's playground by the Town Council have won their month-long fight to retain their stalls. The Perak State Government which four weeks ago ordered them to move to a new si'.e or154 words
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81 1958-09-23 6 FRUSTRATED RUSTLERS STEALING BOATS NOW TUM PAT. Mon. Kelantan police believe that cattle thieves in the district have turned to boat stealing beca-use of a campaign again cattle thefts. Several boats at the mouth of the Tumpat River have been reported missingThis week, two were stolen. Police recovered one hidden81 words
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Article31 1958-09-23 6 PENANG. Mon. The Mayor. Mr. D. S. Ramanathan. will review the Penang Buys' Brigade at its 75th anniversary parade at the Methodist School at 4 p.m. on Oct. 4.31 words
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Article22 1958-09-23 6 TANJONG MALIM. Mon.Inche Arlffin bin Mohamed Sidek, a health inspector, has been appointed an officer ol the Batang Padang town council.22 words
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Article257 1958-09-23 6 DRIVER: I WAS BURNED ON FACE KLANG, Mon. Bhogu Singh. Jora Singh and Rudh Singh were tentatively charged here today with abetting Anthony Raja and Perumal. alias Balu, in causing grievous hurt to Sajjan Singh with a corrosive substance. Bhogu Singh was alleged to have committed the offence Iretween April257 words
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Article32 1958-09-23 6 MALACCA. Mon. The Chief Minister of Malacca, Dato Osman bin Talib. will address a rally on the Banda Hilir Padang here on Thursday morning to comme■norate the Prophet Moham■>d"s birthday.32 words
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Miscellaneous362 1958-09-23 6 Pjj^ X i l^^ft"^k^^^^^^K J IN nau t> CATHAY: It Happened In Rome 1. 3, 6.30, 9.30: ODEON: The Burglar 1.15. 3.30. 6.45, 9.15; PARAMOUNT: Muling Mandrirlgma 3.30. 6 30, 930; CAPITOL: Kansas Raiders 1.15. 3.30, 6.30. 9.30: REX: Noah's Ark 1.15, 3.30. 630. 930; LIDO: Waterloo Bridge 3.30. 7.362 words
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Miscellaneous441 1958-09-23 6 SUN: Naked Gun I, 7, 9.15; STAR: I mil Kar Chin (Hokklem 1245. 3. 7. 9 15. SniiU«i SipiK PRINCESS: The Haw Bdge 2.30, 7. 9.15. ■tank CATHAY: Ouli Bakavali 130. 8.30. Kola llharii j CATHAY: Invaders Prom Mars i 12.30. 3. 7 15. 9.30: LIDO: Sayon.ira kuanliin CATHAY: The441 words
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Miscellaneous213 1958-09-23 6 I'orl S», 11. uham CATHAY: Maya Mohlni 130. 5.30. 8.45. REX: Thalplranthal Vaihl Pirpk 'Tamil) 1.30. 5 30. 1 845. K«jan U SI N.ina fcdathu Sambadam (Tamil) 2. 5.30. 9 Vr«- m ban CATHAY: Animal Farm 2.30. 6.45. 9.30; SAPPHIRE: Thlrudar- gal Jagrathal 1.30, 3. 8.30; CAPITOL: High Cost of213 words
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Article361 1958-09-23 7 Fish drive, water sports and boat races all part of Perak royal town fun KUALA KANGSAR, Monday. THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permai(suri Agong spent three enjoyable hours on the Perak River this morning with the Sultan of Perak, the Raja Perempuan,361 words
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Article22 1958-09-23 7 PENANO, Mon. The Oerge Town Secondary School will hold its annual exhibition and prlzegiving on Thursday at Batu Lanchang Lane.22 words
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100 1958-09-23 7 An UMNO secretary is urged to resign PENANG, Mon. The Kampong M a k a m branch of Penang UMNO, today sent a notice to its secretary, Inche A. Rahim, calling on him to resign. The branch bas accepted the resignation of the president, Inche Din Ahmad. The committee, it100 words
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Article28 1958-09-23 7 PENANO. Mon. The music section of the Penanu Arts Council will stage Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Mikado" at St. Xavier's Hall from Oct. 8 to 11.28 words
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Article178 1958-09-23 7 A $6,000 LOOK FOR TRAFFIC ISLAND [(UALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon.— The roundabout at the Junction of the Batu and Ipoh roads here is to be given an "attractive appearance" by building a small pool or tank with a fountain on the island. The Kuala Lumpur municipal engineer, .Mr. D.I Todman,178 words
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Article26 1958-09-23 7 Malaya's Jewish community will observe the year's holiest event. Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement) with a 25--hour fast, starting at 5.45 p.m. today.26 words
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226 1958-09-23 7 DENANG, Mon.— The Penang appeal juds>e, Mr. Justice Rigby, today set aside a six months' Jail sentence imposed by a lower court on a pintable mechanic, Bernard Carrier. Instead he fined Carrier $500 and disqualified him from driving for five years.226 words
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Article, Illustration61 1958-09-23 7 THE RAJA PEREMPUAN of Pcrak picks up bunga r.inipai ,m cntrd flowers and leaves— -to sprinkle on the Tanf di-Pertuan Auontc and the Raja Permaisuri Atone during the ceremonial tvelcome in the throne room of the Istana Iskandariah in Kuala Kanfsar on Sunday. Seated61 words
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Article85 1958-09-23 7 ROAD SMASH VICTIM'S WIFE IS DUE lOHORE BAHRU. Mon. »l —Mr. Ny Tihon, ihe visiting" Rotarian who was injured in a head-on road collision on Saturday, may need another operation. It will be decided when Mrs. Tihon arrives from Saigon. Mr. Tihon, Governor of Rotary District No. 330, injured his85 words
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234 1958-09-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday T»HE SULTAN of Selangor has commuted the death sentence passed on a man for murdering his unfaithful wife and has ordered 15 years' Jail instead. Chan Kirn Seng. 33. was found guilty on Oct. 11 last year of stabbing his wife.234 words
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80 1958-09-23 7 'MAKE CHINESE an OFFICIAL LANGUAGE' YPOH, Mon— The Alliance 1 Party was ureed last night to include in its manifesto for the next general election a promise that Chinese would be made an official language. A resolution to this effect was passed by more than 500 Chinese educationists in the80 words
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Article31 1958-09-23 7 IPOH, Mon. Drivers are requested by the police not to park their vehicles along the royal motorcade route during the state visit of the King and his consort tomorrow.31 words
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Article35 1958-09-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Minister Plenipotentiary of the United Arab Republic. Mr. Mohamed Rashad Danish, arrived here this noinlng. Mr. Danish will be Joined soon by his wife and two children.35 words
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Article239 1958-09-23 7 A demand for 2 months' bonus pay ABOUT 2,700 workers employed by Shell, Stanvac and Caltex oil companies in Singapore want the managements to give them two months' gross pay a3 bonus this year. The demand was submitted yesterday through the newly-formed Federation of OH Workers' Unions (Singapore). The federation239 words
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Miscellaneous265 1958-09-23 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Ropes they unravelled with 9. Description of Yeats 's lake magic words (3, Isle? (4. 5). 7. "Now fades the last long 10. Edition for the crowd? (5). of snow" (Tennyson) (6). 11. Retreat with food and reserve 8 Not the final works of Lamb!265 words
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Obituary22 1958-09-23 8 Tv Word- tin (Minimum) TERRELL, George Barrtster-at--aw (formerly ol Ipoh> passed away peacefully on 21-9-58 a: Uxbrjdge after a long illness22 words
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Obituary61 1958-09-23 8 it Word, in, Minimum I MR AND MRS B D FAIRLIE ..iank all relatives and friends toi their valuable gifts, assistance and attendance on the occasion of 'heir marriage on 13-9-58 THE FAMILY of the late Mrs Scow Khlam Chuan (nee Lee Slew Lin) thank all relatives and friends61 words
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Obituary56 1958-09-23 8 It Word* Sit minimum) ROE— In Ever Loving and Unfading Memory of Gerald Terence so tragically lost to us a year ago today. "He bade no one a last farewell or even said goodbye. His soul had flown before we Knew, and only God Knows Why Inserted by56 words
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Article256 1958-09-23 8 ill Worit $10 (Minimum) THE COCKPIT introduces on Saturday, the 27th, Miss Kerry Neilsen, new F.nging Star THE SCRIPTO SATELLITE. America's most exclusive ball pen, Is now available In Malaya Ask to see one to-day. IT'S BETTER to be .-ate than sorry, that's why wise housewives keep Air-Wick in256 words
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Article592 1958-09-23 8 Finding Tin's Level It is unlikely that the tin picture will be any clearer before the International Tin Council meets on Thursday, and it is possible that Thursday's proceedings will not be very enlightening But producers will at least expect to learn whether the withdrawal of support for the floor592 words
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Article382 1958-09-23 8 The Electricity Rates The cinemas, hotels and amuscmen. parks are the first to be hit by what apparently is a new policy for Singapore's public utilities. They are to be charged the maximum domestic rate of 20 cents a unit for their light, and will no longer be given the382 words
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Article189 1958-09-23 8 The success oi the People b Progressive Party in the Lenggong local council elections it won three ol the lour seats is a shock lor the Alliance and another warning that it cannot take next year's Federal elections for granted But the P.PP s secretary general is letting189 words
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Article, Illustration1076 1958-09-23 8 DEVELOP MALAYA'S BEAUTY SPOTS INTO FIRST CLASS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS f\NCE more to the subject of tourism which, I confess, I find more agreeable than that of the current American method of winning the sympathy and support of Asians for democracy and the Communist readiness to run the gravest risk of1,076 words
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689 1958-09-23 8 TAKESHI SATO - Japan's economic recovery not reflected in general living conditions TAKESHI SATO By MANY Japanese today, in spite of the country's rapid economic recovery in recent years, believe that they were better ott in pre-war days, when Japan had a large empire. Revealing this view, an official public opinion survey statesReuter - 689 words
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167 1958-09-23 8 QUALIFICATIONS FOR TEMPORARY AND 'DAY* TEACHERS 1 SYMPATHISE with Mi Ng Guan Bee and his Day Training colleagues for being victims of public criticism. <ST Sept. 17), I am sure he would have the sympathy of all temporary teachers had he not criticised the latter I v sh to remind167 words
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168 1958-09-23 8 NOW that Radio Malaya has settled to the satisfaction of listeners the question of football broa casU and the 9 30 news, can sportsmen now expect a re'urn to the air of the Malayan classic races? The Perak Vase is being run on168 words
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Letter74 1958-09-23 8 TEMPLER PARK TIGRESS r^HANKS to Mr Hotts for I expressing the general disgust at the shooting ot the tigress In Templer Park If a cow was lost, that rely Indicates that cows should be kept under closer supervision by their owners Was there, then, any legitimate reason for •.ill Inn74 words
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Letter54 1958-09-23 8 DIFFICULT CROSSING IT ts very esse l~> havt tra.nc lights installed at the Junctions of Benco and Albert Strr ts. Bugi i and Albert streets and Queen Street and Mid die Road Pedestrians .d. par ticularly sclioolchlld.en find it very difficult to i .-oss these roads durin peak hou-s ft.54 words
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Letter26 1958-09-23 8 THE third year normai class began two weeks ago and we still did not know the results of our sermirj year examination CJ.Q Miuur.26 words
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Advertisement47 1958-09-23 8 BLUE SPOT 3-D Hi-Fi lI AIHOI.II \>l With 4 Speed Record Changer Model Rio de Luxe 7 Valves Everyone ij asking for. Spore/Penong $795.00 (Federation Duty Extra) $150.00 Down $45.00 Monthly From All BLUE SPOT Dealers Sole Agents: KEE HUAT RADIO CO., LTD. Spore K. Lumpur Penang.47 words
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Advertisement183 1958-09-23 8 I A Rich Store Of 1 Knowledge for Children I of All Ages WONDER <uii«Nitv in everything H-*—^'^ j ßjfrffi M around them must be satis kSOkSII t!mT^mW Krd. these wonderful volume* EmcEShkJ »111 be received with delight HKI The» will wanier through I l j I^BlbH^Kb the paces for183 words
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222 1958-09-23 9 Miner: My wife accused me of flirting I7UALA LUMPUR, Mon. A wealthy rice merchant and tin miner. Tan Kirn, testifying today against his second wife who was alleged to have poured caustic soda on him while he was asleep, said she had accused him of going after other women. Low222 words
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Article50 1958-09-23 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation Army's chief religious teacher, Tuan Hajl Ibrahim bin Yusoff, who has served the Royal Malay Regiment since its formation In 1933. Is to retire Tuan Hajl Ibrahim, 55, will take up padi planting in his kampong at Kuala Sawah, near Seremban.50 words
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100 1958-09-23 9 Estate pay row: 'Peace proposals 9 go out KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malayan Planting industries Employers' Association today posted its "peace plan" to tbe National Union of Planta. tion Workers. Witb it went hopes of ending the eight-month-old rubber wage dispute. The plan, containing proposals which the MPIEA hopes will100 words
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Article56 1958-09-23 9 TELUK ANSON. Mon Muslims here will hold a procession through the main streets of the town on Friday to celebrate the birthday of the Prophet Mohamed The procession will form at the Malay Mosque in Canal Road and end at the town padang where speeches56 words
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119 1958-09-23 9 POST OFFICE BAN ON SMALL ENVELOPES "^UALA LU.MPIR, Mon. The Postal Department has sent letters to sexcral printing firms In the Federation advising tl m ot to make any more of the small envelopes used f>r sending Hari Raya and Chinese New Year cards. '.> next April post offices will119 words
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300 1958-09-23 9 GOVT. HAS EVIDENCE OF FALSE DECLARATIONS -NOW A MOVE TO PLUG THAT LEGAL LOOPHOLE KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Government has evidence that some of the 40 banishees who recently escaped deportation by becoming federal citizens made false declarations in their citizenship application papers. Many300 words
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Article35 1958-09-23 9 BACHOK. Mon A youth club has been formed in Jelawat. near here. The pengawa. Tuan Nik Fathi, Is president of the pro-tern committee, with Inche Mohamed bin Salleh as secretary35 words
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Article32 1958-09-23 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Inche Ayoub bin Abdul Manas. District Officer. Segamat. goes on leave at the end of the month and will be succeeded by Inche Talib bin Abu32 words
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Article, Illustration92 1958-09-23 9 A strange bridal 'ear for the Sarge SGT. KENNETH BOULTSR. of the Army Air Corps in Kuala Lumpur, wanted a quiet wedding during the weekend. But when he and his air hostess bride. Miss Doreen Lord, stepped out of the Registry in Young Road, men of his unit forced them92 words
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Article71 1958-09-23 9 KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon A nephew of the Sultan of Trengganu. Tengku Embong Mahamad bin Tengku Muda. 55, was among 16 people who were each fined $25 or two week's Jail here today for gamtling at a house in the compound of the Istana Maz'ah here on71 words
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Article51 1958-09-23 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Madam Chin Yoon Fan. owner of Chop Ban Hln Loon and treasurer of the Holy Light Church, died in the General Hospital here today. The funeral service will be held at the church tomorrow at 3 p.m. The burial will be at Bldadari.51 words
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Article177 1958-09-23 9 FIVE more expatriate officers of the Singapore City Council have resigned their Jobs, though they were guaranteed three to 10 years's service under the council's Malayanisatioi scheme. They are: Messrs. R. W. Gudgeon acting chief engineer (Roads i and L. J. Crook, assistant engineer177 words
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Article133 1958-09-23 9 500 WILL STRIKE OVER FIVE WOMEN T»HE 500-strong Sin- gapore City Council Nightsoil Workers' Union yesterday served the council a 14--day strike notice. This follows the councilrefusal to either dismiss or transfer five women workers it engaged to clean public conveniences. The union bad earlier Issued a fortnight's ultimatum to133 words
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Article102 1958-09-23 9 MAN, 33, IN TROUBLE 17 TIMES KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Siput bin Yassim, 33, today was Jailed for three years. It was his seventeenth conviction since 1946. He pleaded guilty tc housebreaking and stealing a pen from the home In Spooner Road of the general manager of Malayan Railway, Mr D.102 words
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364 1958-09-23 9 ft Fror* Page One trenchments in the Govern ment however. Only some temporary staff had been affected but this was because when permanent appointments were made the procedure of advertising the posts and going to the Public Services Commission had to be followed. The Chief Minister364 words
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271 1958-09-23 9 'New type 9 of worker required for rural plan H KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. STATE governments, ministries and voluntary organisations will take part in a giant national community development scheme designed to improve living conditions of rural people. The Minister of Agriculture Inche Abdul Azix bin Ishak today outlined the scheme271 words
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Article45 1958-09-23 9 PENANG in. The pabllctt) committee of the state agricultural show at Butterworth made a profit of $257 according to the accounts published today The committee will meet at the Department of Information on Thursday to consider and pass the accounts45 words
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75 1958-09-23 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Soon after midnight yesterday a thief broke into a dormitory full of sleeping schoolgirls at tbe Malay Girls College in Damansara Road here. A C.I.D. spokesman told the Straits Times this morning that the prowler stole a gold-plated woman's wrist. watch valued75 words
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Article45 1958-09-23 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mrs. Nazli Tlabar a Turkish Member of Parliament, arrived here today from Jakarta to pay her respects to the Malayan Government. She hopes to see social work and housing projects in Malaya before she leaves on Sept 25.45 words
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Article, Illustration250 1958-09-23 9 Talks to settle row over wedding of Salmah MOTHER OF BRIDE: MY DAUGHTER ELOPED (EX-LUCY) DUTTERWORTH, Mon. —The family of a Chinese girl who married a Malay teacher last Saturday according to Muslim rites today said that they would not recognise the marriage except on three conditions. "It was &n250 words
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Article57 1958-09-23 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon A Court of Regency has been appointed to act during the absence of the Regent of Johore who left for Brunei today. The members of the Court are Tengku Temmenggong Ahmad, brother of the Regent. Ungku Ismail bin Abdul Rahman. Deputy Mentri Besar. Johore57 words
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Advertisement83 1958-09-23 9 ODEON-NEXT CHANGE I a", with this key I the<> wed-./'^H H^V Jl *4^t-fl^^ columb'* pictures p>*m«* ,||fs^WlLllAM SOPHIA HOLDEN v LOREN WTjff^ TREVOR HOWARD B^k u>» *■>•»< >f~ turn J^^B 0l .ik noon in wms uhmm watt TjjMF_ ..oscar homolk; '.'•■rfTJß \\NS^ JAN t* MART OG »>.CARI FOREMAN I I83 words
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Advertisement74 1958-09-23 9 V^ "^HnrfH m/±9 mi Just nght tor good looks and just JBmfa yW nght for value, John White RKtr Shoes are made in England By expert craftsmen. Tied to^fl| •very pair of John Whitr^H Shoes is the Guarantet^H BHr Shield— the sign which^B Wr^^tiSm &r >^**- means lust right I74 words
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Article, Illustration126 1958-09-23 10 An architect who was shown tlie preliminary drawings exclaimed, "Why, it's jast like the Taj Mahal!" And so it is, this sumptuous mosque whose slender golden-tipped minarets stab the sky above Brunei Town. A thousand men lalMwred for three years to build it. The cost: $10126 words
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988 1958-09-23 10 KEN WANSTALL - KEN WANSTALL iIL and flowers s v rr o v nds the entire s t r v c t v re. THE LABOURS of a thousand men are over. The last nail has been driven home. And Brunei's $10 million988 words
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Advertisement154 1958-09-23 10 WITH BEST COMPLIMENTS FROM THE GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF THE NEW BRUNEI MOSQUE SiNO-MALAYAN ENGINEERS (B) LIMITED /tfjaj designed for H.H. the Sultan of Brunei jl ,)lM by A.O. Coltman, M.8.E., 1r.1.b.a., m.i.a., mj.q^s. ft&S ')vH architect, of Kuala Lumpur HOft. ~a«B 24 feet high and 34 in number, glazed with154 words
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Advertisement13 1958-09-23 10 MARBLE 9 AND GRANITE BY RAOUL BIGAZZI i I ...of course! J i13 words
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Article, Illustration1537 1958-09-23 11 WATERFRONT SCENE THAT IS ALMOST PURE CONRAD OIL GIVES AN OLD COUNTRY A NEW LEASE OF LIFE WHAT TO DC WITH ITS FABULOUS INCOME YESTERDAY asleep in the sun. Today straining and striving to reach the goal of security for everyone1,537 words
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Article, Illustration552 1958-09-23 11 Sir Omar: Is he Brunei's biggest asset? RULER WITH A PROBLEM ON HIS HANDS SALARY: $300,000 A YEAR MOHE PERHAPS than the 100,000 barrels of oil that bubble to the surface each day from its 200 oil wells, Brunei's greatest asset seems to be its ruler. Sir Omar Ali Saifuddin552 words
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Advertisement75 1958-09-23 11 a further example of LIGHTING SKILL in the BRUNEI MOSQUE Subtly blinding artistry with technology, the science of lighting as it is practised by G. E. C designers and engineers is creating exciting new concepts of beauty and efliciency in illumination. The G. K lighting service is available anywhere in75 words
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Article135 1958-09-23 12 MELBOURNE. Mon. INVESTMENT shares continued on steady to firmer lines on the Stock Exchange here today. Turnover was smaller. Best more was Ampol up Bd. Mining shares eased In all sections excepting oils which strengthened to htrher leveta. Commonwealth bonds held firm tone. Loans ZK<-r 1956-59 £99 Is.135 words
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Article109 1958-09-23 12 Si_cap*re Chinese Prodnee Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: steady; UK /Continent September /October $33 x i buyers $34 sellers. Coeonnt ell: steady: bulk $524 sellers, drum $56 4 sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done. Muntok white $122. Sarawak $121. special Sarawak black $71109 words
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Article41 1958-09-23 12 Rat arm ('nntnNrimtrd Rubhrr Estate*' shareholders have approved n resolution authorising the directors to seek offers for the company's estat* of not lesr than £60 per planted acre, and to submit any offers received not later than October 31.41 words
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Article142 1958-09-23 12 The Malayan Exchange Basks' Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates tj $100): New York: buying airmail TT. 32 3/4. O.D. 32 7/1. 90 d 33 1/16 credit bills, 33 3/16 trade Mils. Canada: buying airmail TT. 32. O.D. 32 1/8, 90142 words
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Article196 1958-09-23 12 Ships lyinj alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expectrd today are: München 12. Siind:i 45. Taksan? 6A. Arumasan Maru 67. F»tagonU 8 9. Weltevreden 10 11. Celebes 13 14. Klna 15 16. Tjimenten* 18. Amagtaan Maru 1920. Rawang N. Wall 4. Song-Be 2122. Malay 23 24. Kajans196 words
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556 1958-09-23 12 MALAYAN TIN PRICE AGAIN RECOVERS AFTER FRIDAY FALL By Oar Market Correspondent J> V noon yesterday the local tin price had recovered just over half the loss of $24, which occurred on Friday, following the inability of the International Tin Council buffer stock manager to maintain his support at £730556 words
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Article24 1958-09-23 12 MM.APOKr Sept. 22. RDBBBK: 84* .rut per lb. iup I! cents). TIN: $357.3*7^ per picul (up $6,371). Estimated unofficial oflering 88 tons.24 words
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Article473 1958-09-23 12 lue .Malayan Share Broken \viorUtion reported: Inaustrials and rubbers were quietly steady. (ins were easier ana the turnover small." Singapore and Federation broken reported the following Lasineas done yesterday: Praser Neave ords $2.84 and $2.85 c all i overnight i, $2.84 c all; Gammon $1.52 (overnight). $1.53; W.473 words
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Article18 1958-09-23 12 Mal:iTan Share Market: Scpt.Z2 S»pt 19 Industrials: 91.48 92.41 Tim: 7 7t 1€ Jaa. 1 195«=1M.18 words
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Article143 1958-09-23 12 October first frade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 84 S. cents per Ib. up 1\ cents on Fridays closing Closing tone: Quiet afler steady. Closing price* in cents per lb jesterctay were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 RSS Spot f.o.b. buyers 83 *i, sellers 83 s Int.143 words
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Advertisement539 1958-09-23 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS ore Invited Irni those residing tn Negrl Semullan for appointment as Probationer Assistant Nurses In the Medical and Health Department. Nrgri Sembllan on a salary scale ol:Probatloner Assistant Nurse »IU4 x S 112. Trained Assistant Nurse $137 50 x 7.50 330. Qualifications required for the 0061 are:—539 words
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Advertisement536 1958-09-23 12 NOTICES CHANGE OF POSTAL ADDRESS Correspondents are advised that the Chief Electrical Inspector's P.O. Box Number has now been changed to No. 1012. SECRETARY, Central Electricity Board. THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION. ALL MEMBERS of the above Association in the Colony of SingaI pore will be closed for business on536 words
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Advertisement750 1958-09-23 12 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from C!a-se 'F regUtered Contractors will be received by Executive Engineer, Kuala Pilah up to NOON on 26th September, 195* for the Erection and completion ot 3 Semi-Permanent Classrooms at Ulu Hurt In Kuala Pilah District Including preparation of Site, Pit Latrines and Outlet Drain.750 words
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Advertisement346 1958-09-23 12 JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Cists E' ano above registered PWD Contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Johore. up to Noon of the 2«th Sep'ember lSUtf tor SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF GRANITE METAL FROM REN CHONG QUARRY. MTJAR FOR PERIOD 1 in 58 TO 30/95 9 Full346 words
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Advertisement975 1958-09-23 12 ■SHIPBROKERS I FOR SALE. PURCHASE AND CHARTER HULL AND MACHINERY INSURANCE INCLUDING WAR RISKS I AMERICAN ASIATIC I SHIPPING AGENCIES LTD Steamship Agents and Operators m Coble AMnm Denmark House Telephone: "CHARTER WEL" 7th Floor, Spore 1. ***** _m _> l i _l i_ at —1 >_>_I_l_i___ > —I H975 words
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Advertisement1462 1958-09-23 13 i4os MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. X.i: MM IM iieia) rlntu'peatted in Smgapere) #12 lues) t THG BLOE FUMWEL UMI T C SAILINiS ID UVEHHCOI, CIASCOV7, LONDON I CONTINENTAL PORTS ;v.a Uti wilb liberty ta praceel via Paaaaia ai Cape if Gaad Hape) Ceiiienj option to proceto via other ports to1,462 words
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Advertisement1306 1958-09-23 13 M S «HE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. T(l: n?7; SINCAPOIE i incorporated in The Darted Kingdom) I LINES sailincs to im, 11., i nnrripJTNTAL ports S'pori P. Sham Penang lENCRUACNAN for Hamburg, London, Rotterdam, Mam 1.1 2 H Sept MSlf*. M Sept 2 Bet eXVaSMN for Londen, DoMeaßans, 2t/MBeat Brejann,1,306 words
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Advertisement1276 1958-09-23 13 McALISTER «Sc CO., LTD. ML* At..: MMI WIIiKotMAII LIHES BXLATEmtSS IWI LINOON, NAVNE. RtJTTMBAkI UK RMKLfS, «N fRANCUCO. HAMIIRC I M9U ItATILE, VANCOUVER t PSvTKANB and for u.SA Nerth Mlantc Srta Aaaaptiag carga far Ctatral i Stu» and Canada aia Colombo Anenca CITY IF SMGAPOREt IROkUVILLE S'pori P. Sham Penmg1,276 words
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Article, Illustration347 1958-09-23 14 'Hong Kong can hold market position in Malaya' DESPITE CHINA'S TRADE DRIVE MENACE JJONG Kong manufacturers and exporters are fully confident of retaining their traditional markets in Malaya and other South-East Asian countries, despite Communist China's tactics to under cut them. This was stated in Singapore this week by Mr.347 words
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Article, Illustration255 1958-09-23 14 New Zealand dairy men seek bigger mart here tf. Jones Mr. HUkey V E '.V Zealand dairy x producers are seeking more trade with Malaya, two visiting representatives 'of the New Zealand Dairy Products Marketing Commission said in Singapore this week. The representatives of the Commission are Mr. Hugh T.255 words
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Article, Illustration251 1958-09-23 14 THE marketing officer, of the Australian Trade Commission in Singapore, Mr. Ong Plan Watt, will accompany the 22-man Singapore trade mission to Australia and New Zealand, as a liaison The leader of the mission. Mr. Tan Siak Kew. said yesterday that the party was expected251 words
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Article76 1958-09-23 14 MALAYA'S imports from the United Kingdom during the first half of this year were down by 9.6 per cent in value to $364,291,378 over the corresponding six months of last year. The largest drops In Imports from Britain Included textile and cotton fabrics, condensed milk. Iron76 words
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253 1958-09-23 14 ONE of Canada's latest products which will soon be marketed in Singapore and Malaya is a new type of sump oil drain plug which Is claimed to be capable of reducing engine wear up to 75 per cent. Called the Pos-Met,253 words
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Article61 1958-09-23 14 Belgium exported $1.6 million worth of cut diamonds tr Malaya during the first hall of this year, or $240,000 les> in value compared with th same period of last year. Other sources of suppl.. were Bouth Africa and India both countries sending a tota of $41,00061 words
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181 1958-09-23 14 JAL prepares its programme for future expansion JAPAN Air Lines, which inaugurated their Tokyo- Singapore run in May, are preparing for the coming Jet age, it is announced in Singapore A spokesman said yesterday that a long-range expansion programme was also now being planned by the company. A blue-print of181 words
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Article73 1958-09-23 14 MALAYA IMPORTED a total of 97.229 tons of copra In the first seven months this year, 3,000 tons more than in the corresponding period last year. Her largest supplier wax Sumatra which shipped 3.152 tons during the period, followed by the Celebes, 1.803 tons. Malaya's exports73 words
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Advertisement176 1958-09-23 14 Olivetti Divisumma 24 I I A memory of steel J L v The Olivetti Oivitumma 24 It printing 9 B calculator of vary special aminenca among J automatic machines. It it entirely new and l^_^^fl I unique in design and approach -not merely /^HHI V re styled version of a176 words
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1069 1958-09-23 15 rOUGH the Australian Test team which will meet the M.C.C. in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide during the 1958-59 season will not be announced until mid-October, it is possible at this stage to name 20 players with good chances of selection. The possibles are: lAN1,069 words
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Article178 1958-09-23 15 THE M.C.C. team is due to arrive in Fremantlc, Western Australia, on Oct. 13. Its itinerary is: OCT. 17-21. v West m Australia, at Perth. OCT. 24-28, v Combined XI. at Perth. OCT. 31 -November 4, v South Australia, at Adelaide. NOV. 7-11, v Victoria, at Melbourne. NOV.178 words
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Article, Illustration32 1958-09-23 15 CHARNLEY is beaten to a high ball by goalkeeper I pri< hard of Portsmouth during the Blackpool-Portsmouth league natch. The game was drawn 1 1. Paul Popper picture.32 words
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Article119 1958-09-23 15 Graveney first Casualty' at sea ABOARD THE IBERIA AT SEA, Mon.— Tom Graveney. the England and Gloucestershire batsman, is the first "casualty" of the 1958-59 MCC. tour of Australia. As the ship approached the Bay of Biscay, Graveney was in bed yesterday with a stomach up6et, but it was notReuter - 119 words
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Article51 1958-09-23 15 SYDNEY, Mon. Test players Ken Mackay and Colin Mcdonald have been invited to go to Perth with Australia's new batting hope, Norman O'Neill for the important Combined eleven match against the MCC. team in Perth from Oct. 24-28. Western Australia will provide the rest of the players.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article26 1958-09-23 15 LOS ANCELES. Mon. Beverly Baker Fleitz. beat Darlene Hard 6-3, 9-7 in the women's singles final of the Pa. fl: Southwest tennis tournament. U.P.I.UPI - 26 words
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Article129 1958-09-23 15 ¥>OLOGNA, Mon.— ltaly will decline to play The Philippines in Manila at the end of October In the Davis Cup Inter-zone tie. the president of the technical commission of the Italian Tennis Federation announced last night Dr. Giorgio Neri said that The Philippines had alreadyReuter - 129 words
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Advertisement859 1958-09-23 15 ACCOMMODATION VACTNT 20 Wmrdt ti (Min.)-Box it cl: txlrm. RBSPECTABLB EUROPEAN FAMILY have Purr.lshed Bedroom 'or European Lady /Bachelor Bathroom attached, u>c sitttng100m, Telephone, Breakfast Laundry. District 10. Ring *****. UNFURNISHED. SPACIOUS, three bedroom Terrace house, two bathrooms. Modern Sanitation, Fan. Cooker. Heater. Jalan Chenkek. off McPherson Road Available immedUtely859 words
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Advertisement848 1958-09-23 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Wmrdt ti (Mim.)— Box It eU. txlrm MAYFLOWER 1953 completely o/hauled resprayed upholstered tnxed February coinpreiiensive insurance September 1959 $2,500 Apply 2 Chitral Court Wessex Estate Alexandra. RENAULT 750 1952, clean and well maintained mechanically, brake* good, new clutch, carby and battery. $1,000 0.n.0. 17 Lynwood848 words
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Advertisement281 1958-09-23 15 MISCELLANEOUS M Wmrdt $5 (Mim.)—m*x tt et: tttrm. KAY LEWIS Special Treat menu for Acne. Pimplee, Blackhead*. Manicure, Pedicure. Ladies and Gentlemen Jean's Beauty Salon. 26A, Penang Lane, Tel: *****. TOYO-BATH MASSAGE Turktshbath (Steam) Muscular-pains. tiredness, over-weight etc. 185-B Orchard Road. Tel: 3C044. Entrance Oxley Roaci Satisfaction guaranteed. NIPFON-BATHS (with281 words
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Article27 1958-09-23 16 TAIPING. Mon Talping Prison Athletic Club beat Klnta Indian Association 5-0 In a .semi-final of the Llm Seng Fook cup soccer tournament here yesterday.27 words
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Article166 1958-09-23 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Two quarter-final doubles ties in the Selangor Golf Club tennis championships were decided on walkovers today. Michael Chan and P B. de T. Rooke received a walkover from second -seeded Ooon Kok Ylng and I. P. Bruce as Kok Ying was ill The other166 words
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Article58 1958-09-23 16 AUGSBURG. Mon. West Germany beat Russia 115 points to 105 In the men's two-day international athletics match which ended here yesterday. It was a surprise wir for the Germans in the first international between the two countries. West Germany led 62-48 after the first day. The women's teamsReuter - 58 words
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Article663 1958-09-23 16 NORMAN Shißtid - NORMAN Shißtid. All-Stars versus UK club series will be big draw By Preliminary tour will prevent any false step QNli of the priority aims ot the Asian hoolball Confederation is to send an All-Star Asian learn on an European tour, both to demonstrate to the West663 words
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240 1958-09-23 16 RAHIM OMAR AMONG THREE SENT OFF IN CUP REPLAY jZUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Three players, including Asian Gamesman. Rahirr. Omar, were sent off the field in today's replay of the F.A.S. Cup match between Selangor Rangers and TFC/t at trie Merdeka Stadium Rangers easily beat Tamilian.--5-1 to qualify for the semi240 words
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Article171 1958-09-23 16 King waives tax on merdeka meet SEREMBAN, Monday. T*HE Yang di-Pertuan Agong has ordered the tax 1 on the $62,000 profit which ;he F. A. of Malaya made during the first merdeka soccer festival in September last year to be waived. The tax payable was over $16,000 Mr. Kwok Kin171 words
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Article, Illustration389 1958-09-23 16 EPSOM JEEP - Just a trot for Vase hope Distine EPSOM JEEP TRAINER DANIELS HAS TWO NEWCOMERS WORTH WATCHING TOMORROW ON THE TRACK —WITH [POil. Mon.— Bukit Timnli trainer Keith Daniels, who saddled a first-time-out winner with Come Ip on Saturday, has two other newcomers who bear watching on Wednesday. They are Briden389 words
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Article83 1958-09-23 16 United are even now KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Selangor United avenged their last week's defeat when they beat R.A.F. by 11 points (goal and two tries i to five (goal) In a rugger friendly at Bellamy Road today. United, though forced to defend for long spells in the first half, rallied83 words
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Article96 1958-09-23 16 STOCKHOLM. Mon. Dave Ashman (United States) broke the world record for the heavyweight snatch during the world weightlifting championship here yesterday. He had a lift of 331 V, pounds, compared with the previous record of 330% held by Nick Schemansky, also of the United States. Ashman'sReuter - 96 words
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Article262 1958-09-23 16 THE Malayan Rugby Union's learn to tour Bang- kok at the end of nexi month will face a problem when they play their three matches there. After being "converted" to the new amendments to the Rugby Union laws for the past three weeks, the players will262 words
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Article174 1958-09-23 16 S'gor start new scheme I(UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V —The Selangor Badminton Association has launched an intensive training programme aimed at producing topflight stars in the next three years to regain the Thomas Cup from Indonesia. Recently the Badminton Association of Malaya sent circular letters to all state associations impressing upon174 words
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Article70 1958-09-23 16 DAVID Mt-Mullan completed a clean sweep of the major golfing titles in tbia country when he became the Royal Singapore Golf Club champion on Sunday. He beat the holder. David Stirk. by two and one in the 36-hole final at Simr Road over the weekend70 words
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Miscellaneous54 1958-09-23 16 B3S22i*fi22H2 RIAL I UMPIR: Soccer Otwrwrt Depaitments and Business Houses league Dlv 3 Beniui Works R.C v Mercantile Bank. Imbi Road; Junior knockout. Central Malays Sub-District v South Indian Rovers. Ipoh Road Rugger RAF v Selangor Club. Bellamy Road. Ml'AB: Soccer Dlv. 2, Police "B" v Parlt Jawa. KLUANG: Soccer54 words
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