The Straits Times, 24 November 1958
1958-11-24
1
14
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/straitstimes
The Straits Times
-
Title Section12 1958-11-24 1 The Straits Times ■■a****'. Estd. 1845. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1958 15 CENTS12 words
-
Article388 1958-11-24 1 ONLY CADRES^ WILL CONTROL PARTY DISCIPLINE Lee: 'This ensures new members don't swamp old 1 14,000 ON THE PARTY REGISTER I New line to I prevent I infiltration I SINGAPORE, Sunday. I I»KOPLE'S Action Party today tightened I constitution to prevent infiltration of I icul racketeers, opportunists388 words
-
Article, Illustration179 1958-11-24 1 Detective opens fire on parang waving thugs SINGAPORE. Sunday. 4 DETECTIVE opened fire on about 20 thugs at the A Airport Road early today when they advanced towards him waving parangs and iron rods. The detective was driving towards the airport when he sawUPI - 179 words
-
Article35 1958-11-24 1 PARIS. Sun.— France went to the polls today to elect a new National Assembly. Gen. Charles de Gaulle has warn ed the election would decide whether France would survive as a democratic country.—U.P.l.35 words
-
Article, Illustration132 1958-11-24 1 EVATT MAY QUIT AFTER FIFTH DEFEAT IN 9 YEARS (CANBERRA, Sun. The early retirement of the Australian Labour Party leader, Dr. Herbert Evatt, is being forecast here following the victory of the Liberal-Country Party Coalition by an increased majority in yesterday's general election. Dr. Evatt has now led his partyReuter - 132 words
-
82 1958-11-24 1 They can't watch TV -so seek more pay SYDNEY. Sun —Postal workers mi night duty in New South Wales are seekinK extra pay because they cannot watch television except on their days off. They are already paid timeukl a quarter for "dislocation of their social life." but they want thisReuter - 82 words
-
Article47 1958-11-24 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. Ng Hock Poon. 22, was found stabbed at the back of a petrol kiosk in Bukit Panjang village tonight. Police were told that Ng was injured in a fight involving more than 10 people. At least three others were reported injured.47 words
-
Article24 1958-11-24 1 LONDON, Sun.— The Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmillan. gave an assurance today that there would be no general election this winter. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
-
177 1958-11-24 1 GABES. Sunday. PRESIDENT Habib Bourguiba ot Tunisia today announced the arrest of several Egyptian officers in Tunisia. He accused them of attempting to stir up a plot against him among members of the Algerian rebels. Reports reaching Paris earlier this week said that 40 TunisiansReuter - 177 words
-
Article26 1958-11-24 1 JAKARTA. Sun. The Minister of Delence. Dato Abdul Razak. was suffering from influenza on his tour of Indonesia. Press reports here said today.26 words
-
Article35 1958-11-24 1 SINGAPORE, Sun. For the fourth day this month no definite cases of poliomyelitis were reported in Singapore today. But four suspected cases were admitted to the Middleton Hospital today for observation.35 words
-
Article30 1958-11-24 1 NICE. Sun.— Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco left here by air last night for New York for a three-week visit to the United States. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
-
Article193 1958-11-24 1 DONCASTER. Yorkshire, Sun.— Malcolm Hickling and his 19-year-old Singapore Chinese bride. Susan Juat Poon Too, surprised their wedding guests here yesterday by handing round icecream cones instead of the traditional champagne. Malcolm. 26-year-old former Army lieutenant, explained: "If it hadn't been for the moneyReuter - 193 words
-
Article474 1958-11-24 1 Tito attacks Chinese Communists BELGRADE, Sunday. PRESIDENT TITO said today that the Chinese Communists were "against political coexistence" and that Peking's military communes "have nothing in common with Marxism. 1 It was the Yugoslav leader's first direct attack on the system of communes in which millions of Chinese t are474 words
-
74 1958-11-24 1 Call for closer ties with Formosa TAIPEH. Sun. The leader of a Malayan Muslim goodwill mission to Formosa suggested on his departure today the two countries should exchange cultural missions to further promote friendly relations. Dato Raja Haji Omar, leader of the four-man mission, left for home after a 10-dayReuter - 74 words
-
Article22 1958-11-24 1 WARSAW. Sun. The Polish Communist leader, Mr. Gomulka. said last night that strikes will be banned in Poland. U.P.I.UPI - 22 words
-
Article90 1958-11-24 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr Tan Siew Sin. said yesterday that it was the idea of the Communists to kill the Malayan tin industry by dumping Russian tin on the world market. He said this during a visit to Bukit Ramabi,90 words
-
Article136 1958-11-24 1 Quemoy again pounded by Reds rpAIPEH, Sun. The Communists opened the fourth month of the Quemoy Islands "war" today by firing 154 shells at the islands before noon. It was the 12th day of the alternate day shelling which they began on Nov. L The Quemoy Defence Command announced todayReuter - 136 words
-
Article15 1958-11-24 1 STRIKE CALLED IN CYPRUS M( i»si.\ sun called tomorrov laj "I Le.— ReuterReuter - 15 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement67 1958-11-24 1 EXQUISITE JEWELLERY QUALITY AND TASTE r Y SKILLED CRAFTSMEN r.IOND RINGS. WATCHES, FINE JEWELLERY S.P.H. de SUVA LTD. U H:qh Sr.. Airport Singapore 6, Stotion Rd. Ipoh c a tc Co.. S.P.H. de Silvo (H.K.) LH Hong Kong. 0 4j3fl^k f\ ORDER ®9ffisSr CHRISTMAS !§|g^V KISMAf and for THANKSGIVING DAY67 words
-
Advertisement7 1958-11-24 1 AVERAGE DAILY TERTIFIED SALE E\TEEDS 80,000 j7 words
-
Advertisement59 1958-11-24 1 PATEK PHILIPPE The Master Watchmakers of Geneva PaJek Philippe is the only watci manufacturer whose entire rollertinn ol men's watches carries, pivj raved on every movement, the offirta stamp ol the State of Geneva, the authentic guarantee of centuries-old. "Geneva quality Sole Agents: H. SENA, LTD. Singapore Pcnang Hi nil59 words
-
-
Article304 1958-11-24 2 'Trade mission should be sent to China at once to regain goodwill 9 BOYCOTT BY CHINA WILL WIPE OUT BUSINESS FOR SOME SINGAPORE, Sunday. TRADE relations between Singapore and China would not be so bad as now if a proposed trade mission had gone to China304 words
-
Article96 1958-11-24 2 Borneo needs more revenue JESSELTON. Sun. North Borneo requires more revenue urgently for development. Mr. D. H. Urquhart agricultural adviser to Cad- j bury Bros. Ltd.. &aid here. Mr. Urquhart, wno has Just linished a tour ol North Bor- neo, said that rapid expansion was justified. "The country requircimore roads,96 words
-
93 1958-11-24 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. The departure date of the Singapore trade mission to Indonesia has been postponed. This postponement, advised by the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce in Jakarta, is due to the expected absence of the Minister of Trade. the Minister of Industry and other top trade93 words
-
Article, Illustration107 1958-11-24 2 Leilani 16 take step towards Hollywood LEILAM BOON. 16. of Singapore, who thinks there's no business like show business, believes she is now one step nearer her goal Hollywood. Leilani has joined Kon Zuis, a widely-travelled Australian entertainer of Latvian birth, for a tour of Siam, Burma and Cambodia. They107 words
-
136 1958-11-24 2 Councillor attacks Mayor's 'floor' ban SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Mayor's move barr i n 5 spectators from the floor of the City Council chamber at future meetings was strongly criticised by a councillor, Mrs. F. Leon-Soh (Lib Soc.) yesterday. Describing such an action as "defeatist." she said: "We would be definitely136 words
-
Article24 1958-11-24 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Nanyang University Musical Society will hold its second anniversary concert at the university Arts Hall at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.24 words
-
135 1958-11-24 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Secretary-general of the Liberal Socialist Party. Mr. E K. Tan. said here today that the Governments plan to provide employment for the jobless should only be a temporary measure. Mr. Tan was commenting on the announcement by the135 words
-
Article, Illustration181 1958-11-24 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. A Siamese businessman. Mr. Padet Intrakeha, 52. and his wife, had always dreamed of seeing Singapore. So when they came here on Nov. 14 with a party of Siamese Buddhists to take part in religious ceremonies at the181 words
-
Article51 1958-11-24 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. j The Kong Ngee Film Co. gave tests to nine candidates here i for selection to work in Hokkien films to be made In I Hong Kong. More than 100 had applied. Of those tested six were I girls and three51 words
-
Article46 1958-11-24 2 KUANTAN. Sun.— Kuantan Will send three delegates to the Malaya Methodist An- nual Conference at Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 8 to 14. They are the Rev. Robert j F. Lundy. the Rev. Peter David and lay reader, Mr. Phillip Tan Kirn Yip.46 words
-
Article114 1958-11-24 2 U.N. MAN OFF ON MORE TRAVELS CINGAFORE. S leading economist. Karvc. Played a organlsin year plan pore todaj lecture tour Pro! K man of t Small-scale] I mlttee of tl He \s n. land sett] Food and Agi sation. Hi India. During his Kanri versity 01 M delivered a "New114 words
-
Article42 1958-11-24 2 JOHORE BAHRU. S: Goh Soon, Ng Kirn Beng, Ong Bel Leong. were each fined 15 i Magistrate's Court today breaking the cur Koh Ka: Tei a bor U Ong Dieri. a gii $10 each for a n42 words
-
Article14 1958-11-24 2 JOHORE BAHI Mr. G. R. Rangam Registn Supreme returned after a India.14 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement166 1958-11-24 2 THE GAMBOLS «>y b>^ wny oa. irs a reggiate 1 1 wevec mino. otAc"^^ DAV- EVEBYTUINtttc*^ I'LL WAVE A Nice V OOINO tt/BONe I MEAL 9&CN fOQ. «U I amd rueoe's a l>^g I (QAQune. guess wuo'cV GOOD SUOW ON I PAYIN© US A «SUCPCJSC TU6 TV. J^ >1| V166 words
-
-
Article445 1958-11-24 3 lICE'S 'FORCE WITH FORCE 9 DECLARATION PUTS REDS ON THE DEFENSIVE AMERICANS PLAN FIRM, FLEXIBLE COUNTER MORE CA UTIOUS APPROACH SOW IN CAMPAIGN TO OUST WEST FROM CITY WASHINGTON, Sunday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER'S determination to jjo to war if necessary to save t rlin has forced theUPI - 445 words
-
109 1958-11-24 3 HANDS OFF BERLIN CALL BY MAYOR BRANDT IHKI.IV Sun.— The Mayor I' "I \\t st Berlin. .Mr. Willy I'.i. null, said in a surprise I'iip.uliUNt here last ninht ill. it Itcrlin would remain i i free city. Hi vud the slogan "Hands "IV llcrlin. hands on" our liird pressed capital.Reuter - 109 words
-
Article, Illustration61 1958-11-24 3 PRINCESS RAJKUMARI AMRIT KAIR is greeted by President Eisenhower at the White House in Washington. The Princess, chairman of the Red Cross Society of India, said she and the President discussed various subjects, including public health and racial problems in the U.S. At right isUPI - 61 words
-
Article260 1958-11-24 3 Independence after self-rule NEW YORK, Sunday. T<HE Greek delegation last night tabled a resolux tion to have the United Nations General Assembly recommend independence for Cyprus "following a period of genuine and democratic self--1 government." The draft, submitted for next week's debate. ask s also for theReuter - 260 words
-
86 1958-11-24 3 NO VIOLENCE DURING U.N. DEBATE: EKOA NICOSIA, sun. Th e Eoka underground distributed leaflets yesterday saying activities against British forces would be relaxed pending United Nations discussion of the Cyprus question. We have relaxed our activities, confining them at present to acts of neutralising the enemy's operations," thp leaflets said.86 words
-
Article49 1958-11-24 3 HOLLYWOOD. Sun. -Janet Leigh, wife of lilm star Tony Curti>. gave birth to a 61b. 12oz. daught 1 yesterday. Both mother and child were doinr well, her doctor said It is the couple's second daughter. Their first. Kelly, is two years old. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
-
Article129 1958-11-24 3 BLOEMFONTEIN, Sun. The cUath of a cat here may lead to a family being without a home shortly. The house in which the family lives belonged to the cat. A few years ago. Mrs. W. L. Knealle. an animal lover, died and left her houseReuter - 129 words
-
Cable Cable flashes
-
58 1958-11-24 3 |£HARTOUM, Sun.— 1V Gen. Ibrahim Abboud said last night he was ready to give up as Prime Minister of the Sudan, "whenever good men are available to take over." He said he did not know, however, when this would be. "I amReuter - 58 words
-
Article18 1958-11-24 3 RABAT: The Moroccan Vice-Premier, Mr. Abderrahim Bouabid. who was also Minister for National Economy and Agriculture, has resigned—Reuter18 words
-
Article23 1958-11-24 3 LONDONDERRY: Construction of a synthetic rubber plant for the American Dupont Corporation near here was held up when 450 workers went on strike.—Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
-
Article26 1958-11-24 3 NEW YORK: All four crew were killed whem a 15-17 jet bomber crashed in a swamp while taking off from Loring air force base in Maine.—U.P.l.26 words
-
Article18 1958-11-24 3 LONDON: The Royal Mint produced nearly 508 million coins last year, eight million more than in 1956. —Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
-
Article19 1958-11-24 3 PARIS: Dr. Vitatorino Veronese, of Italy, was elected director-general of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural organisation. U.P.I.UPI - 19 words
-
Article22 1958-11-24 3 TOKYO: Sir John Cockcroft, chief of the British Atomic Energy Authority, left here by air for home following a short visit. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
-
Article21 1958-11-24 3 MANILA: The Nationalist Chinese Chamber of Commerce is opposing censorship of all incoming mail from the Chinese mainland and Formosa. U.P.I.UPI - 21 words
-
Article23 1958-11-24 3 JOHANNESBURG: The South African Government has issued a new indictment charging 21 organisations with treason. The trial will begin on Jan. 1 —U.P.I.UPI - 23 words
-
-
117 1958-11-24 3 NO COLOUR BAR MOVE IS VETOED IN BRITAIN LONDON. Sun. The Home Secretary, Mr. R.A. Butler, has rejected Wolverhampton Town Councils bid to incorporate a "no colour bar" ruling into its by-laws. Last July the council unanimously approved a resolution seeking the inclusion of a ule barring race discrimination intoReuter - 117 words
-
Article17 1958-11-24 3 WASHINGTON. Sun— The United States yesterday extended official recognition to the new Sudan Government -U.P.I.UPI - 17 words
-
Article150 1958-11-24 3 British motor firm makes 504.712 vehicles and exports 214,005 I ONDON, Sun. The British Motor Corporation built more than I 500,000 vehicles last year the highest ever production level reached by any motor manufacturer outside the United States. This was revealed today by Sir Leonard Lord, chairmanReuter - 150 words
-
Article66 1958-11-24 3 CAIRO, Sun. Two northbound tankers went aground in the Suez Canal. 12 miles south of Port Said, early today delaying canal traffic. The British-owned Caltex Wellington (10.645 tons) and the Danish tanker Dansborg 02.500 tons) were refloated by the canal authorities tugs. Southbound traffic was delayed 24Reuter - 66 words
-
Article81 1958-11-24 3 WASHINGTON Sun The U S. Vice-President. Mr Richard Nixon, will discuss the Berlin situation and nthor world problems with British leaders in London next week. The Vice-Pmsident. accompanied by Mrs. Nixon, will leave Washington tomorrow for the primary purpose of representing President Eisenhower at the dedicationReuter - 81 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement130 1958-11-24 3 bu CHAMPIONS PREFER SCIENTIST. EXPLORER, NAVIGATOR. CAR-RACING CHAMPION 'SPORTSMAN. Prol. 0' h. c. Jejn Lugecn I i~ XtRPA .vii,;n I »Ovt LJ*'* 1 5 ';.'>'''•'*s>£*■'•' I J '.^';i'''' Jjflki M 1 J'J On .n, O rr,«l c t K,rn K"«l'A''' **^MMBBB^ggg| i.:t... Ti>.i vio'ch •.'•'4*'*'.' *v V I I r^130 words
-
Advertisement317 1958-11-24 3 Great Suit Event for MEN ~~0/Elss&Mt*ti Made To Your %3j^ Fxoc? Measurements R The Finesi lm P° rted <: Wm!!§ ENGLISH mMm amerscan HH FABRICS j/WL WEAR if WASH 1 H NO PRESS rs S3| Orders Executed In 41-43 High Street. Singapore. Tel: ***** Gent's Dept. Only Robbialac Colorizer Paints317 words
-
-
210 1958-11-24 4 Govt. is accused of gangster methods I/-UALA LUMPUR. Sun. —The Federation Government was today criticised for its "deliberate failure" to announce the arrest of Mr. Thong Yee. .23. chairman of the Ipoh branch of Party Rakyat and a central committee member of the People's Socialist Front. The central committee of210 words
-
Article43 1958-11-24 4 SINGAPORE. Sun The Stage Club will present "Small Hotel", a comedy by Rex Frost, at the Cultural Centre theatre. Canning Rise on Nov. 26. 27. 28 and 29. Tickets at $4. $3. and $2 are available at Robinson's43 words
-
Article32 1958-11-24 4 JOHORE BAHRU Sun. Johore has been allotted $1,139,508 by the Social Welfare Lotteries Board since 1954 for social welfare services. Of this, the Johore SanaI torium received $376,000.32 words
-
Article, Illustration137 1958-11-24 4 Thirteen seems to have been an unlucky number yesterday when this bus, carrying 13 people, .skidded round a bend in Changi Road, Singapore, and ended up on its side. Three of tiie 13 the driver, Lim Pob Soon, 35, Abu Bakar binMak Kian Seng - 137 words
-
Article77 1958-11-24 4 'Doris Day finalists SINGAPORE, Sun. Four girls here were chosen by the audience applause to enter the final in the "Doris Day" contest held last night at the Cathay Cinema in conjunction with the screening of the Paramount comedy "Teacher's Pet." They are Nancy Renjaan. Ellen Ong. Pearl Silas, and77 words
-
Article32 1958-11-24 4 SINGAPORE, Sun A housewife. Ramayiee. 25, who was seriously stabbed outside her Bukit Permei home last night, was still in an oxygen tent this evening. A man has been detained.32 words
-
Article, Illustration241 1958-11-24 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H. W BaiA nes, who returned by the Atreus today denied rumours that he intended to resign and seek a transfer for health reasons. The 53-year-old bishop al layed the fears of member, of241 words
-
Article238 1958-11-24 4 'Chaos deliberately created'— Ong 'OPPOSITION SEEKS TO DISCREDIT PAP' SINGAPORE. Sunda>. THE MAYOR, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, tonight accused city eonncilltrs 4 opposition parties of deliberately creating chaos In the council in orfr. to discredit the People's Action Party. Speaking to a large crowd of PAP members at theii fourth238 words
-
86 1958-11-24 4 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun— A thrice-nmfc Kelantan divorcee. Kokiah hintc Yilna. aged 29, mt lint Slj nere today by the Kathi. Inebe Mohamed \l Bakar. on a charge of "klialuat" (retirement in >ui|feiM proximity) with 19-year-old Abdul Wahab bin Mohaad at a hotel86 words
-
Article212 1958-11-24 4 IPOH. S of people In scores oi villages in South Perak today savouret new-found freedoms thai came wit] tion of the two districts in the area Padang and Lower Perak— as "white." iinriy inree towns ana lew villages 70 kampon«.v md 94 estates and212 words
-
Article52 1958-11-24 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Two schoolboys were beaten up by secret society thugs outside the Tiong Bahru Community Centre last evening. The boys, aged 15 and 16, were earlier questioned by 10 gangster* on their secret society associations. They denied any connections with gangs. Police have made52 words
-
99 1958-11-24 4 KUALA LUMPUR Sun The Federal Housing Trusi is prepared to lend the Negt Sembilan Housing Author) ties money to build low-co^i houses there Dut the lnitia tive must come from them, a Ministry of the Interior aiui Justice statement said today. The Ministry99 words
-
Article22 1958-11-24 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Son Chan Chonz Ngoh was f» S3OO in the Magistrati today for using a lorn carried an txce22 words
-
129 1958-11-24 4 HENANG Sun The president of the Penang branch of the People's Progressive Party. Mr. Jag-Jit Singh, last night accused the Labour Party of seeking the help of "hooligans" to bolster their cause. He told an election rally I m the Esplanade that wntn Labour129 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement354 1958-11-24 4 Scotties tare here! k Scotties, the new-type facial tissues, are really perfect for the i whole family. They're so soft I softer than any other tissue.. I that the children and Mum will like using them. Dad too, tacause Scotties are strong they really do stand up to a man-sized354 words
-
Advertisement95 1958-11-24 4 ffJjVTrjr v|_ \^^^Ji j UltotL I RUCK SAFE-FAST-ECONOMICAL Itl^dMf^'iQak The $tUrdy 110 HP Mercedes-Benz 5 l l lV< T^ poyload diesel truck with synchromesh gcai SsSs^SSpeflL/ <?*> box provides the smoothest driving on rougH iff Jfeafcl 9'ound. It's eager to climb, and dependob ||M_fV f^*,^> for easy manocuvreability. The engine95 words
-
-
250 1958-11-24 5 TENGKU'S COMMENTS ON MERGER QUESTION KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. T HE Prime iMinister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that he wished to give full credit to the People's Action Party in Singapore for what they had said about a merger with the 1 Federation.250 words
-
248 1958-11-24 5 MARSHALL PUTS BLAME ON THE P.A.P. SINGAPORE. Sun. The chairman of the Workers' Party. Mr. David Marshall, today accused the People's Action Party of being responsible for "the apprehension with which the Federation views socialism in Singapore." He declared: "By their conduct, their dictatorial attitude and unpleasant approach to politics,248 words
-
Article108 1958-11-24 5 Alliance not opposed to Chinese BUTTERWORTH. Sun.— Tlv: Chief Minister. Da*,, Wong Pow Nee. yesterday denied allegations that the Alliance government was trying to "kill Chinese culture in Malaya. "Far from that, it has allotted S4O million to Chinese education this year, compared with S9 million in 1956." he said108 words
-
Article58 1958-11-24 5 IPOH. Sun A Malayan Airways plane on a .scheduled flight from Singapore to Penang was held up here i this morning with engine] trouble. The 20 passengers were put on a relief plane which was flown in from Singapore after a four and a half hour delay.58 words
-
Article30 1958-11-24 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Johore Bahru Town Council has decided that in future only Malays and Muslims will be allowed a.s assistants at pitch stalls licensed to Malays.30 words
-
Article32 1958-11-24 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. An elderly housewife, Ang Soo Eng, was held up by three men at her Middle Road home early today and robbed of $660 worth of cash and jewellery.32 words
-
Article26 1958-11-24 5 KUANTAN. Sun.— Nineteen Pahang candidates will sit for the Chinese language examination for court interpreters and police translators here on Nov. 25 and26 words
-
118 1958-11-24 5 Girls who just won't go to college SINGAPORE, Sun.—Professor Hugh Blaney, a "mathematical wizard" from Ghana, flew into Singapore by Qantas today, musing; over a numerical problem with a feminine turn. Prof. Blaney. Professor of Mathematics at the University College of Ghana, said at the airport: "Of a total of118 words
-
Article78 1958-11-24 5 Inspection tour by doctor SARAWAK. Sun. The Deputy Chief Medical Officer at the Colonial Office, Dr. J.R.C. Buchanan, is shortly to make a tour here to inspect medical facilities. He will arrive in Miri from Brunei on Friday, and leave for Sibu the following day. He will call at Kapit,78 words
-
Article45 1958-11-24 5 KUANTAN. Sun. The Kuantan District Welfare Council will hold a social and dance at the Lee Won Hall on Dec. 6. The proceeds will go to the Deaf and Blind Association, Lady Templer's TB Hospital Fund and the Poppy Day Fund45 words
-
Article140 1958-11-24 5 Estates hit by elephant herds 1 ITUANTAN, Sun.—Ele- phants which have been driven out from deep jungle by monsoon rains are causing widespread havoc on rubber estates in out- j lying areas here. The Pahang Game Department has sent out game rangers to track down these marauders. Smashed wires In140 words
-
Article52 1958-11-24 5 COPRA MEN BUILD UP STOCKS SANDAKAN. Sun. Copra dealers here are accumulating stocks again to take advantage of the steadily rising world copra prices. The assistant- Commissioner of Customs stated this at a recent meeting of the Residency team here. He said that exports ol copra last month amounted to52 words
-
Article50 1958-11-24 5 KUANTAN. Pun.— The Me- I thodist Mission here is building a $35,000 church near the Methodist Girls' School. It is pected to be completed by the middle of next year. At present church meetings are conducted in one of the classrooms of the girls' I school50 words
-
Article22 1958-11-24 5 JOHORfc. BAHRU. Sun.The Johore Council of State will meet at the Council Chamber, Johore Bahru. on Dec. 22 and 23.22 words
-
Article64 1958-11-24 5 KUCHING. Sun.— An Australian expert on earthmoving equipment will arrive here at the beginning of next month to train operators of the Public Works Department in the use of this equipment tor road building. He is Mr. K. T. Lynch, whose visit is sponsored by the Australian64 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement221 1958-11-24 5 iiICKERS WJWMMMn m to Bangkok id Rangoon Cvi\ V WEDNESDAY AT 10a.m. Jj J.nsult your travel agent or I I UNION OF BURMA AIRWAYS |A j J ;cnts: ENG LEE HONG U MM] i D-ÜBAS FESTIVE BARGAINS Mf I? NEW ITEMS!! j0 BEST VALUES!! LADIES READY-TO-WEAR 2/90 PLAIN, STRIPED SHIRT221 words
-
Advertisement446 1958-11-24 5 v] M 1^ 1 -5 IJ? C& PF* A 9 i*MsPelikaii Sole Agents:— M. PRAGER LTD. Singapore. PAIN DISAPPEARS you rub on the finest rub ever made w^**SJty ben >«»ur In :i<l i- ;i. hin^ or ulnn il linn- In I^Sp"^"™^^J?* uicivi- mmii Deck) Bran and shoulders, you ir< d446 words
-
-
Page 5 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous503 1958-11-24 5 i-oiaib liWii (HMKKI .(I.ihs i Queen Street): Judo 6 the Old Market Loront; Tai Sens, p.m.: motor-repairing, art class. 5.30 p.m. 6.30 p.m. photography 7 p.m. ■TODY CiROIP MOVEMENT: JOO CHIAT YOLTH tLLB tJoo Twentieth Century British Drama- chjal Road Embroidery «bfc) lecture on j.M. Synge and Bren- 4 p503 words
-
-
Article106 1958-11-24 6 M (Ml $10 Minimum/. MR. A: MRS. SAMUEL SEAH A.\u MOH thank all relatives ami mends for their kind attenci.ir.ee, assistance, greetings and valuable present* at their wedding on 22 11/08. MR. MRS. LEE MENG HWEE Thank all relatives and friend* for tneir attendance. valuable presents, assistance and wishes106 words
-
608 1958-11-24 6 The Straits Times Monday, Nov. 24. 1958. Housing Bill Changes Singapore's Housing and Development Bill has emerged from the Select Committee without major amendment but with several important changes, and with at least one misunderstanding removed. Tenants of the Improvement Trust's pre-war houses will be relieved to learn that they608 words
-
Article308 1958-11-24 6 Both the Federation's Ministers in the goodwill mission to Indonesia, have been at pains to stress that on this visit Malaya is chiefly interested in cultural matters. Dato Abdul Razak talks of the possibility of a cultural agreement and Inche Khir Johari hopes to learn something of the308 words
-
Article220 1958-11-24 6 Students lrom the Federation will not by entitled to any of the $400,001) given to the Nanyang University by the Singapore Government to help needy students. This decision has been criticised by some Nanyang students who say that it will compel hundreds of Federation students from poor families220 words
-
1219 1958-11-24 6 K.G. TREGONNING - LOOK AT OUR STORY FROM THE INSIDE, NOT FROM OUTSIDE K.G. TREGONNING A NEW APPROACH TO MALAYAN HISTQRy" By Senior Lecturer in History, University of Malaya IN nearly all the books on Malayan history at our disposal those by Winstedt. Dartford. Morrison and Hall in particular the 16th. 17th and1,219 words
-
Man- in- the -Street
-
193 1958-11-24 6 I IKE the political J leaders W hose comments you published the other day. we are surprised at the identity of the Chief Justice designate of Singapore. We also wish to express our regret that the Colonial office, rakmo amongst the dyine embers oi193 words
-
Letter148 1958-11-24 6 PHARMACY COURSE AT VARSITY DURING the last Pharmacy Week, the Head of the Uept. oi Pharmaceutics oi tne University of Malaya had hinted that an Honours course in Pharmacy was being planned in the University. Since then, nothing has been heard of this course. Pharmacy is not as popular a148 words
-
Letter84 1958-11-24 6 I DON'T agree with Mr. Gun Kong Beng that the two Workers" Party councillors who have crossed over to the People's Alliance need not resign because he thinks the party is now non-existent. Section 24 (a) of the party's constitution does not confer on the executive the power84 words
-
Letter52 1958-11-24 6 T|/|AY I bring to the notice of the department concerned in the Ipoh Town Council the unsatisfactory system of collection of night-soil in the New Paslr Puteh area which is done only twice a week and sometimes only once a week. Previously the night-soil was collected daily L. H.52 words
-
Letter53 1958-11-24 6 REFER to the salaries of the Malay teachers who recently walked out of the Language Institute at Johore Bharu. I strongly support the Government's w&r? S^n me ran *in 8 'rom 5265 to $505 as proposed, as fair since these teachers do not po.vse.ss the School Certificate NO53 words
-
164 1958-11-24 6 IN your editorial headed "Harakiri Debate" you said: "Mr. On« himself has odd ideas oi how to quieten the galle-y. and his manners towards Opposition members have always left a great deal to oe desired. Yesterday wa.s no exception but if Mr.164 words
-
111 1958-11-24 6 rpHE acting Director of Broadcasting. M r Beamish said that following the reduction In broadcasts in Teochew Hakka Hainancse and Foochow dialects. there would be an increase in the Mandarin Hokkien and Cantonese services. This Is unfair: an Increase in the Mandarin service is111 words
-
127 1958-11-24 6 Polio: Parents worries were unfounded AS parents of a three- month-old baby boy who was admitted to the Middlcton Hospital with paralytic polio, my wife and I have worried a lot over many things which, we now realise are totally unfounded The fact is that after a little more than127 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement662 1958-11-24 6 i"*"" l Straits Timei Free Press For the convenience of odvrr- i fioo" sTngapo're cold storage. I ORCHARD ROAD, will receive z to box numbers. CITY BOOK STORE LTD., Winchetter House, Collycr Quay, Singapore. MR. M. M ISMAIL, 3 Admiralty Rood, Noval Bate. Singapore. MALAYA DRUG STORE, 142 Irt Cooit662 words
-
Advertisement80 1958-11-24 6 Never before such range in a HASSfLBLAD 111 has hiiiltif automatic ili a Sole Agents: SHRIRO (CHINA) LTI 'Incorporoted in Hong Kong 1 opportunhfi iv>f Christmas Gifts that will be fondlyremembered and treasured.. DIAMOND SAPPHIRE RINGS DIAMOND WATCHES EMERALD DIAMOND ETERNITY RINGS U. S. de SUVA, Jewellers 106, ORCHARD ROAD80 words
-
-
472 1958-11-24 7 JEERING CROWD TEARS DOWN BANNERS AND CUTS LOUDSPEAKER WIRES POLICEMAN STRUCK AS MEETING ENDS IN CONFUSION IPOH, Sunday. POLICE corporal on duty at an Alliance political rally tor the Ipoh Town Council election here last nijfht was punched in the lace by an unknown assailant after472 words
-
Article125 1958-11-24 7 Man tells of a beating up KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A deputy clerk of works in the War Department, Mr. V.A. Pereira. was beaten up by three men at Sentul here today as he was looking at the fence work of a house under construction. Mr. Pereira has been admitted into125 words
-
Article, Illustration70 1958-11-24 7 Mr. Joseph David (fight). Specialist Inspector in Physical Education at th" Singapore Ministry of Education, is being congratulated by Mr James A. Elliot. I sis Director, after receiving a certificate for completing the 1!)58 Community Recreation project. The project was sponsored b\ the International Recreation Association at the70 words
-
102 1958-11-24 7 KING ON BUILDING GREAT, PEACEFUL MALAYA Sun. A s iat the Mawork harder >rease their to stand to should■.ll the people ling a «reat. and DTOSpe:iety In Malaxpressed by Di-Pertuan re last night. was speaking at von in honour official visit ill commuthe town hall. Sons of soil' dared that102 words
-
Article68 1958-11-24 7 I\. Sun. Five ■olchildren lined cheered as the i tuan Agong and Permaisuri Agoni; rural trade school •his morning. sties, accompanRegent of Negn i Sembilan and the Tengku Ampuan Muda. spent more than an hour at the school. The royal party was met by the. Undpng68 words
-
Article78 1958-11-24 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malayan Public Library Association today announced that it will award 50 soholarship loans of Sooo each for 1959 to deserving university students who need financial assistance. Applicants eligible for the loans are those from poor I families and who have78 words
-
325 1958-11-24 7 The big adventure of great grandma Nichols SINGAPORE, Sun. Grey haired Mrs. Anne Nichols sat In the lobby of the Singapore Airport today and said: "Another 8.000 miles and my great adventure will be over." Tomorrow she will step oil a Qantas airliner at London Airport to end her 20,000--mile325 words
-
Article26 1958-11-24 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Police Band will give a concert at the Old Market. Lorong Tai Seng, between 5.30 p.m and 6.30 p.m. tomorrow.26 words
-
Article23 1958-11-24 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— No further casualties to either the terrorists or the security forces have been reported in the Federation today.23 words
-
166 1958-11-24 7 pENANG. Sun. The president of the Eurasian Union of Malaya, Dato G. Shelley, said today there had been "feelers from some quarters" recently suggesting that the Eurasian vote should be pooled in future elections. He was sp&akinz at a tea party given by the166 words
-
Article176 1958-11-24 7 SINGAPORE. Sunday DABY-SITTERS will be available free for babies accompanying their parents to the Singapore constitution exposition to be held at the old Kalians: airport in January. Members of the Singapore branch of the Red Cross Society will act as baby-sitters. The society has also pro-176 words
-
97 1958-11-24 7 Textbooks specialty for North Borneo .IKS SKI lON Sun.— Primary schools in North Borneo are soon to have textbooks sperialh written for tht-ni. An advance copy of the lirst of these books "A School History of North Borneo.' by C. Biu-kley. formerly of the North Borneo Education Department has just97 words
-
Article39 1958-11-24 7 KOTA BHARU. Sun. The State Welfare Department today distributed 384 katis of rice and 100 pounds of powdered milk to 115 people hit by floods in Kampong Bakong and Kampong Telaga. in Bachok, 22 miles from here39 words
-
Article52 1958-11-24 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. -A Royal Navy force consisting of the aircrait carrier Albion, the cruiser Ceylon and the frigate Chichester will arrive here from the Indian Ocean on Saturday. Their arrival will be the first step in a Royal Navy plan to increase the size of the Far52 words
-
Article29 1958-11-24 7 JOHORE BAHRU Sun Ang Chwee Lai 60. was fined $250 in the Sessions Court here today for having 19 leaf packets of chandu and chandu smoking utensils29 words
-
Article32 1958-11-24 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Air Ministry Local Stall Union here will hold its general meeting and delegates conference next Sunday at St. Gabriel's School in Upper Serangoon Road at 10 a.m.32 words
-
Article297 1958-11-24 7 I SINGAPORE. Sun. Residents of Tiong Bahru today resumed control of the Tiong Bahru Community Ceni tre after a lapse of two and a half years. They took over the centre for the first time since the i Government dissolved it in May 195G297 words
-
Article186 1958-11-24 7 IPOH, Sun.— The Ipoh Coroner, Raja Mohamed Redzuan bin Raja Yaacob, yesterday told a lorry driver: "A young girl's future was before God, but you put a stop to it." At the end of the inquest on Chiang Ah Moi. 21. a Yuk Choy High School student,186 words
-
165 1958-11-24 7 Purge in the P.P.P. over a boycott KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A Selangor committee member of the Peo p 1 c's Progressive Party. Mr. Rudy Liv, is to be removed from the committee for alleged "anti-party activities." This was unanimously d: cided at an extraordinary delegates conference of the party's Selangor165 words
-
Article23 1958-11-24 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Federation today held its annual general meeting at the Chung Cheng Prii mary School.23 words
-
156 1958-11-24 7 An appeal to help children of the "sileni world" was broadcast over Radio Malaya tonight by the chairman of the Singapore Association for the Deaf and Dumb. Mrs. C. L. Richardson. In the broadcast. Mrs. j Richardson said that the as- I sociation156 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement144 1958-11-24 7 SHhH Circct your friends with a Whisky worthy of their friendship White Horse. Skilful &jj blending has given this Whisky the rare qualities \cellence. All over the JE^pC^f^m world men who know b est choose White Horse <y^^W^^J[ or preference. WHITE HORSE Scotch Whisky < JOSEPH TR AVERS SONS LTD.144 words
-
Advertisement60 1958-11-24 7 ROAD-MARSHALL DIESEL ROAD ROLLERS TANDEM EYE EXAMINATION Vow can cat with false teeth but yoi can't tee with artificial eyes You> present— lnvaluable! Guard them regularly? If not. don't forget to f--.ti». eeniult us »nd get a pair of glasses. x SATISFACTION GUARANTEED *2JfF* »<Kfcx PIN PIN OPTICAL CO 91,60 words
-
-
BOOKS OF THE WEEK
-
Article971 1958-11-24 8 Allington Kennard - Allington Kennard By THE SERPENT AND THE TORTOISE. By Edgar Faure. (Macmillan 215.) THE NEW FACE OF CHINA. By Peter Schmid "'aSTREET IN CHINA. By Shirley Wood. (Miehae Joseph 165.) A FORMER Prime Minister of France, a Swis< photographer correspondent, and an American woman living in971 words
-
Article297 1958-11-24 8 NAZIS' HORROR MARCH OTHER MEN'S GRAVES. By Peter Neumann (Weidenfeld and Nicolson 215.) By WILLIAM FISH T IKE thousands of his generation in Germany, Peter Neumann joined the Hitler Youth to prove his manhood. The chapters dealing with Neumann's pre-war training -describe a life that was a mixture of Prussian297 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement132 1958-11-24 8 I 111 M -2* J u m r "1 \L i D I*l9 V, I3STiPrT»7H>^ m t\jS*4^' >^ i« K fjrjc AW »»k Polyester (reinforced MBM| School Denkn I9B^ Swivel Chairs j^M*^Bß&^* tf^j^ >' fJßs|9 Hflk j£j> Theatre Seit.s H The Leading Chair Manufacturer m '--V'" Any inquiry please make132 words
-
Advertisement165 1958-11-24 8 z Jt ~8L.,j BLENDER /^T\ELECTRIC JSatjOnatfor blcnd.nq VT j fruits, mixing ice V* y crcoms, etc. 1 YVlfflSl J* 220/230 volM I T JGW M 240 wott». fjjA W 8 Off-Low-High Ro- *aL Ok S fory Switch. Capacity 900 cc |^L with heat pror l^^k glass cupv ~>af--t NATIONAL AUTOMATIC165 words
-
-
Page 8 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous318 1958-11-24 8 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSS 7 All he does Is to give temporary 1 It would be fatal after a hair- possession (9). cut (5, 2, 8) 10 Arrange a post (unag.) he's 8 Prodigal lare (5). welcome (7, 5). 9 This is complete, but needs v p «a n o318 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1381 1958-11-24 9 Jean de Reszke, tenor with the golden voice STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE DLJSH APOLLO AND KING OF SPERATIC STAGES OF TWO 3NTINENTS, HE USHERED IN THE NE W AGE OF MUSIC ty vTHLY silence hung over the world-fain us singing school of Nice, Southern re, in April, 1925. Upstairs itsDaily Mirror - 1,381 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement72 1958-11-24 9 Fop Sheer Luxury u french fern THE MOST FAMOUS OF ALL THE WONDERFUL MORNY FRAGRANCES m ;^l' **wJ* mm ft SCOTTS %^^^f> HALIVITEf SJIM 1 Scott's Halivite Vitamin Pilb will give the abundant good health, energy and vitality that every child needs. Build good health for the future now. Give72 words
-
-
Page 9 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous96 1958-11-24 9 Vnrwnen A. fV# Kg Mas jr^^Jß r T'^~l <*^^Hi^^^^^P^^H mi I ft I rviiKC, tl-tj jl^^ jn *lt* Smim Jig Leslie Vharteris *>/#/. Travg Hg Chester Gould ■■■^■I^^^^lHlH I-- -M ISS EGGWE AC) GRABS TMC I I T«E HEAVY BRONZE PIECE IFT sroP KJ^ HAD ■■■i^B^^^^Mi^™^ FIRST OBJECT l-AMDV AND96 words
-
-
MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
-
Article996 1958-11-24 10 STERLING RUBBERS BOUGHT By Our Market Correspondent DUSINESS continued to increase on the Malayan Share Market last week and it was estimated that in recent weeks there has been a 20 per cent improvement in turnover. The reasons for the upturn are not hard to find; rubber continues996 words
-
Article232 1958-11-24 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported on Saturday: "Both industrials and rubbers were steady and tins were easier The turnover WM small." Singapore brokers reported the following business: Fed. Dispensary $1.08: Fraser Nenve ords 51.61 1 and $1.62; Gammon $1.75 (D O) $1.73: W. Hammer $1.55 (OU232 words
-
Article31 1958-11-24 10 Currrnt Date of Total Total for payment payment of previous year year Jelapang Tin Uredcing 10s. Dec 17 10s. la. 3d. Lower Perak Tin Dredging 6d. Dec-, 1 tinterim31 words
-
Article535 1958-11-24 10 ffiHE rubber price last week iell below the 90 cents level on Tuesday after rem&ining above it for 13 trading days. This followed heavy sellina: pressure. Better buying interest on Friday, however, put the price of December first grade back to just below 90 cents. The marketAP - 535 words
-
Article799 1958-11-24 10 rl followirm list of revised quotations was issued by tin- Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Saturday (Nov. 22). I: in it- Seller* MM Bncm Pref 1.00 180 Orda 2.20 2.3U mi..- ire II. (buyers) B. B. Prtrol 50'- r >2'-xd B. M. Trustees799 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement756 1958-11-24 10 TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES TO GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS IN KEDAH 1959 Tenders are Invited for the following supplies for period Ist January, 1959 to 30th June. 1959. 1. RATIONS:— Meat. Fish. Vegetables, Provisions. Tinned Food, Spices. Fruits. Rice (Tender Deposit $200/-). 2. SUGAR ex Penang (Tender deposit $200/-). 3. FIHEWOOD AND CHARCOAL756 words
-
Advertisement742 1958-11-24 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS t MALAYAN RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION A CHIEF PORT MANAGER t required by the Malayan Railway Administration. Federation of 1 Malaya to take charge of Port Swettenham. The appointment will be on contract for a minimum > period of three years. Salary £2.478 a year Single man. £2.814 Married man,742 words
-
Advertisement906 1958-11-24 10 Japan 6c O3A Pacific/Atlantic Co= S'doh P. Sham p enang tIA H oas S cry "Kwnikawa Maru" (Roads 11 Oec 12 Dec 2nd call 13/15 Dec "KMikam Mary 11/13 lan 14 la. 15 Jai )5 „'J loading for HonzKong, all Jaoan Ports, lo- Angeles and cargo for Vancouver, Seattle, Portland,906 words
-
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1339 1958-11-24 11 I' »405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. T«i: 141 a (incorporated in Singapore) (12 M) THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE cuIINGS TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONOON I CONTINENTAL PORTS suti witk hkerty ti proceed via jiama or Cape if fiiii Hope) kj proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo 10A0INC FOR Due1,339 words
-
Advertisement2554 1958-11-24 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR ADEN, PORT SAID. BENOA, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM. S BREMEN, HAMBUR6. COPENHAIEN, COTHENBUR6, OSLO Spore P. Sham Penang 3 1 1 iiP^rtMus/MMim nrtinn iwiim M N r M/Oht 23/24 Die 25/71 Bie SIIM 1/11 in 11/11 Jm 13/14 Jaa i Caiis London (Passengers illy) Calliif Gdynia,2,554 words
-
Advertisement1311 1958-11-24 11 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. TEL: No ***** ILLERMAN LINES KLAVENESS LINE LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM. LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO HAMBURG I HULL SEATTLE, VANCOUVER I PORTLAND and for U.S.A.. North Atlantic Ports Accepting cargo for Ceitral ti Soutl and Canada via Colombo America CITY OF BEDFORD BOUGAINVILLE Spore P. Sham Penang1,311 words
-
-
Article690 1958-11-24 12 LEEDS, LEICESTER AW VILLA LEAD UPHEAVAL OF FORM BY CRUSHING THE TOP CLUBS LONDON, Sunday I EEDS UNITED, Lei1^ cester City and Astnn Villa, bottom three clubs of the First Division, led an upheaval of form on a day of shocks and surprises in the English FootballReuter - 690 words
-
Article159 1958-11-24 12 FRANCE TOO GOOD FOR BRITAIN LONDON, Sun. France proved far too .strong for a British Rugby League representative side ct St Helen's. Lancashire, yesterday, winning by 26 points to eight. Apart from rare spasms of individualism by the British side, the French team were superior in every department Four penaltyReuter - 159 words
-
Article198 1958-11-24 12 SNEAD IS OUT OF CANADA CUP MEXICO CITY, Sun. Japan, defending champions, could pull up only one stroke on the leaders in the third round of the Canada Cup Golf tournament here yesterday. Tokakichi Nakamura (75) and Koichi Ono (74) gave Japan a 54-hole team total of 449 13 strokesReuter - 198 words
-
Article50 1958-11-24 12 VIENNA, Sun. The 1960 women's European rowing championships will be held London, the International Rowing Federatioi decided here yesterday. Mr. G.O. Nicholls. chairman of the British Amateur Rowing Association, told ti.e meeting that there was a very good course available "within five miles of London." Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
-
Article33 1958-11-24 12 DUBLIN, Sun. Mrs. A.B. Biddle an American living in Ireland, was the leading owner in the Irish flat racing season which ended yesterday. Six of her horses won eight races. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
-
Article1090 1958-11-24 12 P W D L r A f S Arsenal 19 11 3 5 50 27 25 Bolton 18 9 5 4 36 25 23 Wolves 18 10 2 6 37 23 22 West Brom 18 8 6 4 43 28 22 Preston 19 9 4 6 33 271,090 words
-
Article193 1958-11-24 12 LONDON, Sun. Bristol Rugby Union Club's run of 16 consecutive wins end ed yesterday when Wasps beat them 6-5 at Sudbur> under muddy conditions. A try by wing-forward Base that Cripps converted gave Bristol an early lead but Wasps struck back with a penalty by193 words
-
215 1958-11-24 12 LONDON, Sun. Yesterdays Rugby Union results: County championship: Durham 6 Yorkshire 0: Lancashire 6 Cumberland and Westmorland 0. <luh matches: Harlequins 0 Cambridge University 27; London Hospital 0 Cheltenham 3; London Irish 31 Streatham 6; London Scottish 6 Oxford University 9; London Welsh 3Reuter - 215 words
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement511 1958-11-24 12 m iiikxani ibiiiiiiii phom. y^jnTjl&^Tifev XOW Sknwima M s9 11. 1-45, 4. 6.30 9.30" stanipv "TU« nKIAIITAMK" TONY rI RTIS KRAMFRS IHe UtrlAWI VWCJ stdnrv Poltlfr (l\t m I P K SKY NOW II RO X V P S E I 11, 1 .45. 4, 6.30, 9.30 SHOWING 1 .45,511 words
-
Advertisement227 1958-11-24 12 %f trills Ammm. '"^^^^UW^mm^^MMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm^ I CATHAY ORCAMISATIOM f^ :rM»J»J:i" l Mr," w Show,ng: i J c "HARRY BLACK and the TIGER" g^ coming: -the man insidi a,,iu i *BSHIEB Now Showing! v i TEACHERS PET [>!,^ K I < n !I Free Lists Entirely Suspondril_iit_ronii;ril mMWM\\Y\ S Now showingrrrT: "THE227 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement533 1958-11-24 13 rMtilJlJilll'lJitJUJ'N'^l 1 Check Before Potting Lm to Box Humbert I L-, core should be taken! Tnrcolv.^ »o box number: ol e the CORRECT; ;SM6ER ond Address to the T.mes, Times House. ;j^;\ 0)ley Rood. L sh rrujf be sent by regis- j po.t, Postal Orders or; r ,hould be crossed.533 words
-
Advertisement640 1958-11-24 13 SITUATIONS WANTED |j i2B Words SS (Min.)— Box SO ets. txtrm. 1 1 ORAUE i or 11 Rubbet Estate I (inductor willing to take up act* i ing or oenna nent oost Box A 4874 i i ST i SERVANTS AGENCY (ESTD. 1911) for trained domestic ser;i .int s In640 words
-
Advertisement819 1958-11-24 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED 10 Words Si (Min.)— Box St cts. txtra. REQUIRED TO RENT by British Company on long lease furnished or unfurnished bungalow or house In Tanglln or adjacent area. P.O. Box 1257 Spore. OFFICE SPACE VACANT 10 Words IS (Min.)-Box St cf. txtra. TO LET large and airy office,819 words
-
Advertisement834 1958-11-24 13 HIRE PURCHASE JO Words $S (Min.)— Box SO cts. txtra. KIAN GIAP FINANCE Co. finances hire-purchase of New and Second-hand cars. Please apply t No. 72-A Circular Road, Spore or Telephone ***** and ***** during office hours. Personal contact welcome. SOON TECK PINANCB Com- pany finance Hire-Purchase on Moioi Cars,834 words
-
Advertisement713 1958-11-24 13 WHERE TO STAY :o Wards $10 (Minimum). Dailm I month. It Words «.iu (Mm.) STRAND HOTEL- Mostly AirConditioned Rooms Bar/Restaurant Excellent Curry Rice Dall> Phone Spore *****/9 BALI HOTEL, Ipoh's newest .ill-conditioned hotel, bar and restaurant Moderate rates excellent service Tel- 3432/3 FRESH FLOWERS 20 Words $10 (Minimum). Dailm I713 words
-
Advertisement579 1958-11-24 13 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from Class 'C Contractors and above at the office of the State Engl- neer, P.W.D., Perak Ipoh. on 1 12. 58 up to 3.00 p.m for the supply and the transport of metal from Pundut, Slputeh, Acheh Quarries In Dindings for period579 words
-
Advertisement678 1958-11-24 13 NOTICES APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal cttlaens and or/ fttate Nationals or British Subjects for the post of Secretary. Town Board. Kuala Lipls. 2. Salary Scale: $350 x 20 390 (on probation) 420 x 28 700 Cost of Uvlnß allowance at Government Rate Housing Allowance at Government Rate Leave —28678 words
-
Advertisement196 1958-11-24 13 VIA PAN /Af£/f/C/*«Vx^*\^\ I M NORTH V 1 POLS I This W year, you can Have Father Christmas send your children a Merry Christmas letter! In cooperation with Pan American World Airways, we ar« sponsoring this unique service: We give you free a choice of two letters one with a196 words
-
-
Article30 1958-11-24 14 CALCUTTA. Sun. Wilfred Axiak. the champion of Malta. defeated Maung, Hman of Burma by 1,721 points to 1.373. in a world amateur billiards championship match here yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
-
Article43 1958-11-24 14 ■***** U I Signals Unit v S R.C., padang. HOCKEY SHA league, Div. University v 1.A.. Bukit Timah; I>iv. tl BODCA v R.A.F. Tengali. St. Georue's Road; Div. 3: R.A.F. Changi "B" v R.A.S.C. Chanui; S.C.C. "B v Khalsa B". padan«.43 words
-
185 1958-11-24 14 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP Business brisk at branch office By I I j |POH, Sun. —Perak Turf Iv I) announced today thai the experimental off the course betting scheme, carried out for the first time ;it its Tel uk Anson branch office on Sat urday, has185 words
-
Article, Illustration25 1958-11-24 14 ELLEW, Willy Berg up, returns to scale after winning the sixth race in Ipoh on Saturday.— Straits Times picture.25 words
-
180 1958-11-24 14 S'PORE SURE OF SOUTH ZONE RUGBY HONOURS SINGAPORE Civilians are now virtually certain of qualuying as this year'a southern zone champions in the H.M.S. Malaya rugby competition. Jonoie. last year's finalists, and Combined Services have dropped out of the running following their defeats on Saturday. Services went down 11-3 to180 words
-
Article28 1958-11-24 14 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Entries for the Singapore inter-team .38 revolver shooting championship should be sent to Mr. Tan Boon Seng. 455 j Guillemard Road, by Dec. 1.28 words
-
157 1958-11-24 14 SINGAPORE, Sunday. SINGAPORE, bronze medal winners in the Lynch- Stanton Memorial shoot last year with a total score ot 344 points, failed to improve on the score for this year's competition. Singapore's four-man team which won the first four places in the open157 words
-
Article133 1958-11-24 14 S'pore too good for Indians SINGAPORE, Sun.— The All India V.M.C.A. basketball team, now touring the Far East, suffered their s»econd defeat when they went down 108-59 to Singapore Combined at Happy World stadium tonight. The Indians, who leave tor Hong Kong tomorrow, were completely outplayed in all departments. Their133 words
-
236 1958-11-24 14 Epsom Jeep - Forte wins stayers' race on a 'f lyer' Epsom Jeep JOTTINGS...by IPOH, Sun. John Forte's handling of Copper Khan and Sheldon Geyer's clever tactics on Jolly Day were outstanding examples of smart riding here yesterday. Copper Knan, known as a "regular flyer." was going over a distance for the first236 words
-
Article211 1958-11-24 14 IPOH, Sunday. DERAK Turf Club introduced a Forecast Tote to 1 replace the Treble Tote on two events at their November race meeting which began here yesterday. The acting chairman ot the P.T.C., Mr. Ycoh Chcang Lee, told the Straits Times today that the211 words
-
Article83 1958-11-24 14 Mortimore is on his way LONDON. Sun. John .Mnrtimin <■. the Gloucestershire ofT-spjnner. left here by air yesterday to join the M.C.C. team' in Australia. He is due in Sydney tomorrow. Mortimore. who is also a Rood batsman, has been sent out to augment the spin attack of Tony LockReuter - 83 words
-
Article54 1958-11-24 14 SINGAPORE. Sun. Cpl Len Newell (Army) and SAC Alan Carlin (Seletan won the annual 25-mile "doublp harness" cycling time trial at Bukit Timah Ro.-yd today They won in lhr. 2min. 49sec. Second were SAC Ken Crossley (Seletar) and Sgt. Terry Cox (Changi) who clocked in lhr. 4min.54 words
-
Article27 1958-11-24 14 JOHORE BAHRU. SunA friendly badminton match between Singapore Juniors and Johore Innkm will 0? clayed at the Kilat Club here on Saturday at <30 p.m.27 words
-
Article95 1958-11-24 14 Holt saves tourists from rout BOMBAY. Sun. A brilliant unbeaten 103 by John Holt saved the West Indian tourists from collapse when they began their match against the Cricket Club cf India today. Holt batted throughout the innings when the tourists were dismissed for 196 their lowest score so far.95 words
-
Article43 1958-11-24 14 MENTAKAB. Sun. The Sultan of Pahang will give away trophies to this year's Pahang badminton champions at the badminton hah here on Wednesday night. Later he will watch a match between the Pahans and Negri Sembilan state teams.43 words
-
Article35 1958-11-24 14 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun— A Johon.- Bahru District F.A Uam beat Singapore Div. J league champions. Daru! Afiah. 2-0 in a friendly soccer match here today. Yusuil scored a goal in each half35 words
-
Article34 1958-11-24 14 SINGAPORE. Sun. Railway Rainbow Rangers beat B.M.H. 6-1 in a friendly soccer match at Kampong Bahru today. Osman (J), Ramanathan <2». Loganathan and Athimulam scored for Railways. Ali Aziz for B.M.H.34 words
-
Article29 1958-11-24 14 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A late goal by Athma Singh enabled Khalsa to beat Serangoon Gardens 1-0 in a S.H.A Div. 3 league match at Balestier Road today.29 words
-
Article25 1958-11-24 14 SINGAPORE. Sun The S.Y.S.C. "D" trainees were beaten 3-2 in their friendly badminton match against Lam Yew B.P. at the S.Y S.c tonight.25 words
-
Article28 1958-11-24 14 BUDAPEST. Sun. Hungary, showing flashes of their old brilliance, beat Belgium 3-1 in their first international football match in Budapest for more than 30 years Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
-
Article111 1958-11-24 14 BLOEMFONTEIN, Sun Harold Clark, the South African mile record holder, beat Murray Halberg, New Zealand's Empire Games three miles champion, by 90 yards in a one mile race here yes- terday Clark won In 4mln. B.lsec, after taking the lead from the start Halberg was secondReuter - 111 words
-
Article334 1958-11-24 14 2nd day's Weights for Ipoh races WEIGHTS for all seven races at I poll on Wednesday: Cl. 2 Div. I— 6F Pizarro 9.00 Garry den 8.13 Don Wayne 8.10 French Shoe 8.09 Lord Arrogance 8.U8 Starala 8.07 Gemblra 8.0G Kola Bay 8.06 Film Goer 8.06 Our Kingdom 8.05 Black Charm334 words
-
129 1958-11-24 14 MORE SHOCKS SYDNEY, Sun. Shock-s continued in the New South Wales lawn tennis championships here today when Neale Fraser. Australian runner-up at Wimbledon this year, was beaten by Spain's Andres Gimeno. Gimeno won the third round match 8-6. 7-5. 6-4 to129 words
-
Article38 1958-11-24 14 MANILA. Sun.— The biggest tote divii I horse race in Manila was recorded when tl combination of 3-7 recently paid 21.961 pcs every peso iabout $1.70 bet at San Lasaro M popular race track. -Reutor.Reuter - 38 words
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement752 1958-11-24 14 CLASSIFIED ADS. •AT YOUR SERVICE' to Word, $10 (Minimum). limit, I month, 10 Word, J2.JO (Mm.) DRIVE YOURSELF CARS Tel--***** Everflne Co. 519, Serangoou Road. LATEST STYLE In suiting Ah Chum Tailor. 63 Orchard Road. Spore. ALPHINE TURKISH BATH— Massage. Ngee Ann Building. 31 2nd Floor Orchard Road Tel: fa752 words
-
Advertisement44 1958-11-24 14 THE NEW JEYPINE gg£ Si? j>: /w a saw! iVElV packag* THE LATEST IN HOUSEHOLD ANTISEPTIC \^^ff A JL\tS' I'KODI Available in 4 ox., 8 oz., end 16 oz. be SANMLANDS BUTTERY cK SINGAPORE 'UALA LUMPUR IPOH PC FRIGIOAIRE CENTRE, 63 Robinson Road S44 words
-