The Straits Times, 5 December 1958
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Title Section19 1958-12-05 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED KALE EXCEEDS 80.000 The Straits Times. i i Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1958 15 CENTS19 words
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Article1775 1958-12-05 1 ASSEMBLY IS TOLD OF 'WILD TALK BY WILD MEET Agreed: 'Writs should be issued on or before April 2' Lee says it was suggested recently SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, today denied that his Government had any intention of banning the1,775 words
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Article, Illustration93 1958-12-05 1 THE RIOTERS tun but it's all in fun. This Straits Times picture was taken at Katong Park yesterday during Operation Pole Vault, the year's biggest internal security test. Ten thousand Servicemen and police took part in the exercise, which lasted from 6 a.m. to93 words
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222 1958-12-05 1 Priest talks girl out of pagoda leap bid PENANG, Thurs. A priest today persuaded a pretty, y^uns Baling gir) to give up an attempt to jump from the Pagoda of Ten Thousand Buddhas at the famous Kek Lok S' Temple ar Aver Itam. The girl, wearing a yellow samfoo, later222 words
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Article328 1958-12-05 1 ■6 The Government does not wish to be Misunderstood the law will apply to any bank which cones under the category concerned, irrespective of the country of its origin. 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE new Banking Bill was passed by the Federal Council328 words
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197 1958-12-05 1 JESSELTON, Thurs.— A reduction in company tax from 40 per cent to 20 per cent was announced in the Legislative Council here today. But there is one provision: to qualify for the reduction profits must either be ploughed back into the the business197 words
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926 1958-12-05 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Repre sentatives of commerce, mining and the tin industry failed in the Federal Council today to set the Government to reconsider its decision to raise company tax by 10 per cent They warned of harmful effects' thus would have on926 words
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Article100 1958-12-05 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Thurs. Secretary oi state John Foster Dulles warned today that the communist drive for domination of all Asia would almost surely succeed if Communist China were recognised by the United States and seated in the United Nations. He delivered a strong defence ofReuter; UP - 100 words
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Article192 1958-12-05 1 Berlin: Big Four to meet ONDON, Thurs.— Th» lj Foreign Secretary, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, announced today that a Western big four Foreign Ministers' meeting would be held in Parrs in 10 days to discuss the problem of Germany and Berlin. Mr. Lloyd told a foreign affairs debate in the HouseReuter; UPI - 192 words
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Article36 1958-12-05 1 RAIL CRASH IN FOC LONDON. Tliurv— limv people Injun <i in train collision new fog-l Hertford today on first anniversary oi Lcwisham railroad ili.^istrr which killed N pewns and in iin-,1 176.— U I'l36 words
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Article19 1958-12-05 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Only one new polio case was reported today, bringing the year's total to 352.19 words
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Article, Illustration50 1958-12-05 2 America's Atlas rocket missile has a globe-spanning range THE UNITED STATES announced this week that its Atlas rocket missile had. for the first time, travelled ,t, full range of 6,325 miles in a test firing. This map shows some of the targets it could reach in the event of war50 words
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Article297 1958-12-05 2 Exhumation plea is rejected SINGAPORE, Thursday. Singapore Coroner, Mr. Giam Cbong I ling, today rejected an application by a man lo have the body off his son exhumed. The boy. Teo Kiun Soon. Hi, was found dead in the Hochore River yesterday. The Coroner said he refused Mr. Teo Kiat297 words
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Article33 1958-12-05 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs Chinese Senior Middle 111 students will sit for their re-examination from next Monday to Wednesday at 9 a.m. daily at the same centres used previously, it was announced today.33 words
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118 1958-12-05 2 Future of Labour Front stilt uncertain SINGAPORE. Thurs. A meeting to determine the fate of the Singapore Labour Front ended after a brief session tonight without any decision being taken. Although more than a dozen leading members of the party wgre expected to attend, only a handful turned up. They118 words
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Article80 1958-12-05 2 VARSITY SURVEY PLAN CINGAPORE, Thurs. University ot Main Geographical Society is pi, ning an extensive survey rural settlements In Si« during the long vacation bt. ginning next April. The society plans to sc: three eight-man teuu study rural settlement* a different parts ol that coot try The.<e three gro pected80 words
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Article26 1958-12-05 2 KLUANG. Thurs.— The dian Association here ha* cgun building new $25,000 prmises at Jalan Mengkib:. The building will include i school and club hOBJ26 words
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493 1958-12-05 2 SINGAPORE, TlUHt.— The Minister for 1 Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, today deI nied in the Legislative Assembly that there had been any embezzlement or money missing in his ministry. He admitted that there might have been "irregula- rities" but no public funds493 words
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64 1958-12-05 2 BRUNEI TOWN. Tlvirs. t When the Duke of Edinburgh visits Brunei on j Feb. 28, the Sultan will present to him gifts for every member of the Royal family. Prince Philip will be given i a Malay costume kris. The Queen hancm:.-.'"64 words
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Miscellaneous20 1958-12-05 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /MOW OLD OtOj AUOM -«ue'< /in pact «ue« ouife\ (we wece im rae^ 1 it"20 words
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Article173 1958-12-05 3 DUTCH PRIME MINISTER SAYS JAKARTA IDEAS WON'T BRING SOLUTION THE HAGUE, Thursday. rilK Dutch Prime Minister, Dr. Willem Drees, said in the Upper House of Parliament here yesterday that "the danger of aggression against Dutch New Guinea (West Irian) is never altogether excluded." Dr. Drees, replying173 words
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152 1958-12-05 3 FORMOSA TO GO RED AFTER CHIANG'-SAYS PEARL BUCK BRUNSWICK .Sew Jersey). Thurs. v. list Fearl S. Buck predtetci last night hurmo>.a would soon be uiisale as an American h.ise, because GeneralisifcM < hianu Kai-shek's liable successor was likely to yo over to the 'ummunists. Ilit- novelist, one of Nest's i152 words
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Article89 1958-12-05 3 "No military alliances have been concluded.'' he said. On the other hand, the United States had assumed responsibility for arms deliveries to Indonesia. It was clear in this connection that an aggressor would run considerable risks. Meanwhile, in JAKARTA, the chairman of the Indonesian Parliament's foreign affairsReuter - 89 words
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Article295 1958-12-05 3 COLOMBO. Thurs.— V The Ceylon Government has decided to fwer the age of eligioility for voting from 21 to 18. The minimum i(e of eligibility for candidature to parliament and local legislative bodies will bo 21. Earlier it was announced that identity card.s would295 words
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Article, Illustration84 1958-12-05 3 EMPEROR HIROHITO (second from left, facing camera) introduces his family to President Carlos Garcia (next to the Emperor) of the Philippines on the latter's arrival at Tokyo's international airport for a five-day State visit. Yesterday President Garcia and his wife visited theUPI - 84 words
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Article14 1958-12-05 3 NEW YORK, Thurs. New-ly-independent Guinea has applied for United Nations membership. U.P.I.UPI - 14 words
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Article195 1958-12-05 3 THE HAGUE, Thursday. OEAMEN aboard the Greek freighter Prodromos 0 abandoned ship in the English" Channel yesterday after a midday collision with another Greek vessel in thick fog off Dungeness. Several vessels were standing by the stricken f'.iips. All 23 of the crew who leftReuter; UPI - 195 words
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121 1958-12-05 3 The bobby finest of alt the —English 9 BAGDAD, Thurs.— The Iraqi People's Court, which seldom misses a chance to criticise Britain, paid a surprise tribute today to the British policeman as "the finest Englishman of them all." During the trial of Adbel Jabbar Fahmy. former Bagdad Governor charged with121 words
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Article55 1958-12-05 3 RANGOON, Thurs. Government ofliclai- said here yesterday that 31 American economic and v .nical experts under yearly contract to the Burmese Government will be given three months' notice from Nov. 30, terminating their engagement. They said the experts nad served their p -pose and theirReuter - 55 words
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Article20 1958-12-05 3 RABAT, Thurs. Kins Mohammed of Morocco has accepted the resignation o: the Prime Minister. Mr. Ahmed Balafrej. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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121 1958-12-05 3 NAIROBI, Thuisday. rpHE Kenya Government is taking action against a new secret society on the lines of the terrorist Mau Mau organisation, Mr. Norman Harris, Minister without Portfolio, announced here today. Mr. Harris was addressing] the European Convention of Associations here during a debateReuter - 121 words
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Article387 1958-12-05 3 T ONDON, Thurs. London stork markets presented a distinctly brighter appearance today. A cessation of the recent small celling and a .s.Mectlve demand was respon.sible for the better tendency. There MM very little l're.sh incr 11 tive to influence sentiment and i the recent lull MM considered no387 words
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305 1958-12-05 3 U.N. MEN STOP GUN DUEL ON SYRIA BORDER TEL AVIV, Thurs. United Nations truce observers intervened yesterday to stop a new flare-up on the IsraeliSyrian border after a 70-minute artillery duel over a front of more than 10 miles. Several xsraeli villages, mainly on the western side of the valley,305 words
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Advertisement341 1958-12-05 3 DRINK MORE APPLES DRINK MORE CYDRAX SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD. Now I'm so popular thanks tr^^^ (fl^^l ONTAIN.s\ i h^^^^ V TABLETS AMPLLX Tablets stop breath Miiellingand prevent body odom, m 10% imm ■^M keep >"" fresh £II day through. AM I Mp jf Uc popular -don't risk losing341 words
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Article200 1958-12-05 4 JOBS AGENCY BILL PASSED SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Legislative Assembly today passed a Bill which will put a stop to the exploitation of job seekers by unscrupulous employment agencies. Under the new law. an employment agency must obtain a licence to operate. It may charge only a prescribed fee for registering200 words
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Article51 1958-12-05 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Air Vice Marshal M. F. Calder. Chief of Air Staff, Royal New Zealand. Air Force. arrived here today to visit RNZAF squadrons at Changi and Tengah. This is his first official visit here to RNZAF units here since his appointment as Chief of Air51 words
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448 1958-12-05 4 What SINGAPORE businessmen say... SINGAPORE, Thursday. I HALTING Singapore businessmen today warned that the budget increases in company tax and personal income tax announced yesterday would discourage new investment and might increase unemployment. But they stressed that investors would continue to regard political448 words
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247 1958-12-05 4 SINGAPORE. Thursday. lIUGGING three umbrellas carefully wrapped in gaily coloured paper. Inche Mohammed Yussof, a Sembawang shopkeeper, rushed into the airport here this morning and asked: "Did anyone see my nephew Farouk?" A quick check revealed that Farouk. 15. a student247 words
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Advertisement286 1958-12-05 4 TOOLAC SPRAY- ■fejjjS^ FULL CREAM MILK Deliciou* tasting 73^n^* 1 wifh essential w"-?y r mineral salts and 19 b°^y building m^SJ^ffS^^ proteins For a limited period only, free sample tins of Toolac will be distributed from leading provision stores, get your tin today and prove Toolac to be the finest286 words
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Advertisement264 1958-12-05 4 The FINEST and most useful 7> in the world &«/aK forany MAN IX vi// j the most advanced <gU lighter in the w O r|<| y This exciting-looking liuhicr iv T"^ everyone will appreci.iu- And noi for jt, looks alone. You can till n i, r seconds You can top264 words
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Miscellaneous209 1958-12-05 4 at Shell Hou.e. Cclhe, «uay, 1.10 rP^JUSt Votnteers Sb Singapore boy scouts e f^' p^st/'^s »m ASSOCIATION (Seiangoon Dls- P trlcti: Inaugural meeting at St LLOT «IN« SHOP at St. AnGabriel's ucnool. Upper Serangoon arew s Cat h«<lral CWA Room, 10 Road. 8 p.m. am t0 n «»n. INDEPKNDEXT MISSIONARY209 words
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460 1958-12-05 5 Thomas tells MP: Lim' s as good a man as you are m.« ™w^ SINGAPORE, Thursday. M R FRANCIS THOMAS, Minister for Communications and Works, still supports the Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, in his efforts to maintain democracy here against the attacks of Communism, although he disagrees with460 words
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Article47 1958-12-05 5 $35,000 FOR Christmas? THERE are still 21 shopping days left to Christmas —but the Malayan Monthly's $35,000 Jackpot Contest closes on Monday four days from now. If you post your entry today you may make those last shopping days to Christmas the most memorable in your life.47 words
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221 1958-12-05 5 BRAGA ON SUCCESS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST LEPROSY SINGAPORE, Thursday. RESULTS achieved in the treatment of lepers at Trafalgar Home have been spectacular, declared the Minister for Health, A. J. Braga, in a prepared speech read today by Dr. R. Calderwood, deputy Director of Medical Services. Dr. Calderwood was opening221 words
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117 1958-12-05 5 Govt. ban off boohs: 162 are exempted Thurs. A !t3 total of Hi. books have been exempted from the ban imposed by the Government in October on the publications of 53 Chinese publishing houses. The exemption, a Government statement pointed out today, conforms with the Government policy to allow the117 words
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248 1958-12-05 5 Sir Vivian Fuchs' luxury flagship sails in SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Magga Dan, 1,900-ton flagship of the British Transantarctic Expedition led by Sir Vivian Fuchs, arrived in Singapore today. This was the Danish ship's first call in the tropics. She brought 145 tons of Spanish grapes. From here she sails to248 words
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Article35 1958-12-05 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Christmas party will be held at the Union Jack Club on Dec. 17 for about 80 handicapped children in Singapore. Lady Goode. wife of the Governor, will attend.35 words
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Article, Illustration415 1958-12-05 5 DECORATED for GALLANTRY BEFORE MOB IN IRAQI COUP SINGAPORE. Thursday. VI K. EKIC GALLAGHAN, of the Commis--ITI sioner-General's ollice here, who escaped death at the hands of a mob which sacked the British Embassy in Bagdad last July, has been awarded the British Empire Medal (Civilian) for gallantry. The award415 words
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Article122 1958-12-05 5 TWO MORE JOIN S.P.A. IN COUNCIL SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two Liberal Socialist Party City Councillors today resigned from their party to join the Singapore People's Alliance. They are: Mr. Lim t'hoo Sye. the party leader in the council and Mr. Wee Swee Hong. The move by Mr. Wee and Mr. Lim122 words
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141 1958-12-05 5 STORE TRADERS HOLD BACK GOODS for BURMA SINGAPORE, Thursday. f HINESE businessmen trading with Burma today temporarily suspended delivery of goods to Rangoon. Their customers in Rangoon asked them not to send goods ordered recently "until further notice." They said the Ministry «;f Commerce there had canrelied all applications for141 words
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Article68 1958-12-05 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Teachers' National Congress has now been registered. It will hold an inaugural meeting at the Victoria Theatre at 10 am. on Saturday. The Chief Minister, Tun Urn Yew Hock, will b e the main speaker. The Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee.68 words
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Advertisement86 1958-12-05 5 GET WELL QUICKLY childUrth nets, you feel end tired. SanatofßL It is i tonic lulps give sound deep, I ;.p(titc ENERGY v te i v Sanatogen TONIC ects diet fi< >cncies flu 'XtAJi&^lfb v~ ERNIE KOVACS cs a character's character, a lush's a riot's riot IMm Taste CHIVERS f Enjoy86 words
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Advertisement284 1958-12-05 5 "fltufmiygto&nne NESTUM/" v READY-COOKED i^|g|l|^\ 3-CEREAL FOOD mß^^^-^^y- "^^^W. Readily digestible and very palatable, ZffSfiffiffiflf' '"'^lm N'ESTUM is a splendid complementary ÜB&lff9y >siMk f IHl tor baov< ll t;ln Riven from VfflWfflmM /^WKr" ilLm NO COOKING IS REQUIRED— ju»t ttSwEi 3f .^^K «J A ;K t m i or water284 words
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Advertisement257 1958-12-05 6 w*~** ♦da ■^db^. IPCiSiSßp^lll ißfe-- Jf '"J UWK;" :S :"3B Is ~~~m ism Successful peoplelgj use a |0K yij toothbrush Kj NYLON OR BRISTLE H fiS Be distinguished in your choice of a toothbrush. I Keep your teeth gleaming white with a Tek— the world's best toothbrush for teeth and257 words
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Advertisement141 1958-12-05 6 IJIIDECEMBER is SUE MM NOW ON SAL? |f| 111 >N THIS ISSUE lll^H P»^ f T.T.C. IS TOUGH TRAINING FOR FUTURP 1 m THE HOOLAHOOP CRAZE MODERN MEDICAL METHODS FOR WITCH DOCTORS 1"* .<&hH Uly? CHRISTINE IS A KITTEN WITH CLASS PLUS ANOTHER 6REAT JACKPOT CONTEST GET YOUR COPY TODAY141 words
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Article696 1958-12-05 7 Man's conviction and sentence are quashed on appeal SINGAPORE, Thurs. Low Ah Mok, alias Ah Boon, 45, former purchasing agent of the Green Bus Company, under sentence of death on a charge of murdering Giam Chin Choo, managing director of the company, had his conviction696 words
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147 1958-12-05 7 RESEARCH BILL FOR RUBBER INDUSTRY GETS APPROVAL KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. T*HE Federal Council today passed a Bill to set up A a fund lor financing: research, development and publicity to stimulate the natural rubber industry. Moving the Malayan Rub- ber Fund (Research and Development) Bill, the Minister of Commerce and147 words
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Article, Illustration86 1958-12-05 7 The mysterious colonel from Indonesia COLONEL IBNL NJTOWO (above), an Indonesian army officer, flew into Singapore from Jakarta by Garuda yesterday amidst speculation that he was the bearer of a blacklist containing the names of rebel agents here. But he was silent when questioned about it. i"I will be here86 words
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247 1958-12-05 7 Pilot: 'Changi, I'm not going to make it' (JINGAPORE. ThUis.— A l l seemed well with a Beauftghter which had developed nn engine fault as its pilot followed radio instructions from air traffic control on an emergency landing at R.A.F. Changi But when the plane was two miles off the247 words
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Article, Illustration121 1958-12-05 7 ONLY A YEAR ago. ten-year-old Rose Won* of the Singapore School for the Blind. started learnim; how to play chess. Once a week she played with Mr. Paul Tan. who taught her all the "trick moves." Yesterday Rose received the first prize for a121 words
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Advertisement270 1958-12-05 7 20 Days to go H \T CREASE RESISTING FRESH LOOKING M )N SLIT IS SOT AS COSTLY AS YOU THINK. /^S PRICED AT VrPfc<? 575 A TROUSER jt. $6775 A SUIT |t can suit all pockets ...j&m m (itting and high class ■41 1 rOR ALL TYPES OF f TOP270 words
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Advertisement449 1958-12-05 7 CHILDREN X'MAS" HOLIDAY MATINEES PAVILION-11 am DAILY REDUCED ADMISSION PRICES CHILDRKN: 50c. to all seats J ADIXTS: Stalls 50c. Circle $1. B All SSlurst $rs Bawltabif in /trfrcrweff I s T u °n7M? n Mwie Wan Pore* "UNTAMED YOUTH" (wb) I 2 ffi ass; "A Christmas carol- canons ,Vi f449 words
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Obituary78 1958-12-05 8 20 Hurds $10 (Minimum). MR. LEONG AH NO formerly of Brunei age SO, vied at the Gener.U Hotpita' on 4/12/58. Burled at Bidadan on the same day. Deeply mcurned. SOON. Mrs. Soon Eng Kong (nee Khoo Gin Inn) at her residence. Soonstead. Northan; Road, Penang, 00 Thursday December 4.78 words
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Article113 1958-12-05 8 20 Hordt SIU (Minimum). MRS. LEONG AH NG and family wisn to thank all friends and relatives for their wreaths, condolences, attendance and help jn their bereavement. WYNNE AND RONNIE FAIRLAMB wish t<> thank all their friends who atunded Adrian's 1 funeral, and for the kind messages and beautiful113 words
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Article24 1958-12-05 8 M U.irrf* HO i. Minimum). a. N. SARMA In Loving Memory of One Beloved Mother and Father -Two Finer People Ne'er Breathed.24 words
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557 1958-12-05 8 The Straits Times Friday, December, 5, 1958. The King's Speech In his Speech from the Throne, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong scanned a wider horizon than when he last addressed the Federal legislature a year ago. The Government, he said, desired that the Un:on of South Africa should revise its policy557 words
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Article363 1958-12-05 8 It seems a little quixotic fot an Assemblyman in Singapore to warn the colony I (and by inference the Federation) of the danger of being dragged into a cold war with Communism when Iwe still have not done with the hot one. Mr. Lim Cher Kheng was363 words
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Article218 1958-12-05 8 The Singapore Goveininen' is to regulate and supervise all private employment agencies. The little criticism figainst the bill was largely irrelevant though there wa.-s: substance in the complaint j that there should have been i legislation years ago. These employment agencies, however, were not a serious problem as218 words
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Article, Illustration903 1958-12-05 8 China's communes: The gravest problem of the twentieth century KUALA LUMPUR. r|NE journalist does not often recommend to his readers the writings of another journalist Let me break this habit, today. If you have not done so and if you still can do so. read the article on China in903 words
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Article, Illustration928 1958-12-05 8 LLOYD MORGAN - RAJENDRA PRASAD: A CHAMPION OF THE PEOPLE LLOYD MORGAN By RAJENDRA PRASAD. President: of India, whom Malaya and Singapore will welcome tomorrow, is an erudite man of hii>h accomplishments, yet he is best known to millions in India and beyond, for the example of his life and the simple way928 words
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Advertisement73 1958-12-05 8 LOVE SEX MARRIAGE Is pre-marital sexual experience wrong, if j two people love each j other and intend to marry as soon as they can afford it? Nowadays youth defies convention, and older people must try to understand this attitude when asked for advice. A frank article in the November73 words
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Article16 1958-12-05 9 JOHOHh f HRU. Thurs.— named Fadzil bin has been ap- i-tant Veterinary FohOK Bahru.16 words
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290 1958-12-05 9 JUMABHOY REPLIES: CITY COUNCIL INDICATES P.A.P. WILL HAVE NO HOPE OF ATTRACTING INVESTORS ONLY A CLEAR-CUT ECONOMIC POLICY WILL RESTORE THE CONFIDENCE OF CAPITAL HERE' A SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE P.A.P. leader, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, told the Legislative Assembly today it was his290 words
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611 1958-12-05 9 WARNING: 'NO FUTURE FOR WORKERS IF...' ment by increasing charges for essential services. The function of the council was to run the public utilities, not to subsidise private industry ;ind development. The debate opened with Mr. Jumabhoy moving the second reading of the Bill to give tax relief to existing611 words
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Article, Illustration91 1958-12-05 9 She S off to see America's tall buildings Miss Yuen Lliooi Yeng. 18. longs to see skyscrapers in tbe United States. Miss Yuen, a student of the Methodist Girls' School. Mount Sophia. Singapore, winner of the New York Herald Tribune forum essay contest. will be leaving by the end of91 words
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Article35 1958-12-05 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Three would-be extortioners were arrested in a police ambush at Holland Village here tonight after a coffee-stall owner reported that tnree men had demanded $10 ■protection" money from him.35 words
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Article34 1958-12-05 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Members of the Postal service will meet at 10 a.m. on Sunday at the Postal Services Department here to form the Postal Athletic and Welfare Association.34 words
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255 1958-12-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Yap Chee Sing, a former cashier of the Selangor Omnibus Co., who with another man, is alleged to have suggested murdering a leading shareholder of the company. This was disclosed today by255 words
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465 1958-12-05 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— An increased demand for cigarettes and tobacco at preBudget prices began today and is expected to develop into a rush tomorrow. Increased duty. announrfd In yesterday's Budget, la effective forthwith on all stocks drawn from bond but new stocks of many brands465 words
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507 1958-12-05 9 Minister to Mr. Urn: Are you seeking war with Malaya? SINGAPORE, Thursday. ■pHE Singapore Assembly today unanimously passed I he second reading of the Pioneer Industries (Relief from Income Tax) Hill. The aim of the Bill, which will come up for its third reading on Jan. 14, is to attract507 words
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Article, Illustration118 1958-12-05 9 SINGAPORE GOOD MARKET FOR BRITISH FUNNIES SINGAPORE, Thursday. SINGAPORE was one of the best markets for British comedy films, Mr. Ralph Bromhead. chairman of Lion International Films Ltd.. said here yesterday. Mr. Bromhead. who arrived lon his way back to London alter a two-week visit to Japan, said that the118 words
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68 1958-12-05 9 Trial will go on even if a juror is absent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A Bill to forestall interruption of a High Court trial due to the absence of a juror because of illness was passed by the Federal Council today The Bill, tabled on a certificate of urgency, provides that68 words
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Advertisement195 1958-12-05 9 f Here's the way to make your White Shoes really white insist on Kiwi PBL which conumsTiCU, the world's I^Utfl whitest pigment. Kiwi White, ViUHU fl^B tnc com P'cte cleaning kit, \^B HP^TjTI includes a sponge vll* I^l applicator in every pack. V "''■■^(iS^S^ Distributors: MACLAINE WATSON CO. LTD. C195 words
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Article, Illustration258 1958-12-05 10 ■i..^ SUSAN BARRiE SEES THE WEEK'S NEW FILMS j WHEN a notable stage play is adapted for the screen it often loses much of its original appeal, but it is not so with "Bell, Book and Candle," adapted from John van258 words
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142 1958-12-05 10 THAT DISNEY ANIMAL TOUCH IS HERE AGAIN WALT DISNEY has always had a special touch with films i about animals and his current production. "Old Yeller." is no exception As the title implies, this one is all about an old yellow do» that might have been recruited from the streets142 words
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200 1958-12-05 10 Rocketeer David puts navy in orbit WE HAVE had quite a lavish dose of British comedies lately. Even so, "Up the Creek" is a welcome and refreshing one an amusing satire on the Royal Navy. David Tomlinson, one of the funniest deadpan British comedians, is an ambitious young lieutenant with200 words
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Article236 1958-12-05 10 A Regency rake runs wild IF YOU have a taste for good old-fashioned, rich, ripe melodrama you cannot go wrong with "The Gypsy and the Gentleman," a British colour film starring Keith Michell, Patrick McGoohan and Melina Mercouri. Mr. Michell has a wonderful time as a rake of the Regency236 words
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Article, Illustration228 1958-12-05 10 A faithless star and an angry pa IF YOU are not already a Jerry Lewis fan. I predict you will be after you see his latest laugh-raiser. "Rock-a-bye Baby." Not even Danny Kaye can out -clown Lewis when he really gets into his stride and228 words
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Advertisement580 1958-12-05 10 I !CATHAYorSSoh^? W W <fc\ 1 lam. -1. 45-4.15-6.45 9.30 p.m. J *EEEES^ IN LOVE AND WAR J Phone TODAY! Robert Wagner Dana Wvntor ?1 lie No frer lit C'Scope Color by Deluxe (Fox) J MiDNUiiii oDfiPK A RYE BABY" JERRY lewis k TOMORROW RUUR-A-Dlt DUD! Tech Par Vv Tomorrow580 words
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Advertisement531 1958-12-05 10 < •8&moiT y > g Robert TAYLOR Cyd CHARlssi MGM "PARTY GIRL" cs Tomorrow M'nit«- ft i r» mg ma m WALT DISNEY'S ULU TELLER I \pr, 2-Theatre 1-Day Only Premiere CAPITi m wed. ioth i>fx. si. §2 n tickets boo! N.B. $1. $2 $3. Tickets for SKY also ay;531 words
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Miscellaneous152 1958-12-05 10 Straits Times Crossword Where thtre^rfcars for sale ln dlalecl 10 ffsS. to Holn,*, ta ,5 K'i^lSSSy'lffi- in a name of peace to a psycho- the sea? (9) 12 vS?£S>* ugly hints "»e wi&?c n ,fonsM6 S 16 How a song ln a pipe should difficulty to a learner "s. 18152 words
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1174 1958-12-05 11 Catering partners took out the first English team A CENTURY OF AUSTRALIAN CRICKET STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE MIPKRN spot!; i tors would gape at the sight ie cricketers of nearly a century ago. ore a variety of beards and m'ousta-bow-ties and sun helmets against the heat." To allow identification onDaily Mirror - 1,174 words
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Advertisement259 1958-12-05 11 ement) READERS' POSTBAG haw a date which g straight from the I Etta to renew my haven't the time. iggest anything? inswered. Besides ret race of dirt and in .i matter of seconds, ranch' Deep Cleansing '.pep into the pores. I v dirt lodped deep i If your skin is259 words
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Advertisement166 1958-12-05 11 Varntvn A f By 3§aa Wt KfiCW WKOS GOT A rCTTTV f MAKT G.MMICK I '7* TKbE.OW OUEtVAND "S P >Vi C I CCU\S> GET YOU A JOB A?~A T^2JS TXE 6A<L^). Vj LlN£ BiJAUSt rttVE NEVEC y^ > (TM PULV "MAM^rUL-I SuFTt?SE IBHB>^ *f^ VscXiAN rC._INT£CESTEP-- y.^tLA FOWPANVTWN6 ON166 words
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Advertisement278 1958-12-05 11 For those VSm special /^^h^ occasions L^-^\ FAVRE-LEUBA WATCH CO., LTD. 18F BATTERY RD., SINGAPORE. AS FROM TODAY UNTIL END OF DECEMBER 1958 YOUR OPPORTUNITY Do Not Miss Such Attractive Offer: Insurance Premium one (1) yeor Comprehensive Road Tox, New Cprr Registration Card. Licence Holder Number Plates for the purchase278 words
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555 1958-12-05 12 By Our Market Correspondent IT WAS a depressing day on Malayan markets 1 yesterday following the increases in company tax in the two Malayan territories and personal income tax in Singapore. Local businessmen and invest ors tH wlt Jl^ h no usual resilience will555 words
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Article134 1958-12-05 12 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INVESTMENT .shares on the Stock Exchange here today. maintained a firm tone on a quiet market. Oil Search dropped 7d. to provide the main price variation. Commonwealth Bonds main* talned a steady tone. Loans 3 1 1956-59 £99 19s. 9d. Bank of N.S.W £35' a seller134 words
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Article137 1958-12-05 12 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 82 'a cents per 1b. down l'i cents on Wednesday's closing price. nosing tone: Easier. Closing prices in cents per lb yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buvers 82 sellers 83 1 Int. 1 R.S.S.137 words
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Article46 1958-12-05 12 THE Federation's Minister of Finance has fixed the following prices for calculating Customs duties for the week beginning on Dec. 4. Rubber 87 !k cents lb. Copra 5658 a ton. Coconut oil 51.066 a ton. Palm oil $609 ton Palm kernels $395.25 a ton.46 words
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Article637 1958-12-05 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: •Depressing conditions prevailed In all sections, with prices continued to east, and the turnover was small." Singapore and federation brokers reported the following business: Fraser Neave Ords. $155 and $1.53; Gammon $1.65 to $1.62':;; Henry Waugh $1.27; Hume Industries Pref. A637 words
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Article25 1958-12-05 12 SINGAPORE. Dec. 4 RUBBER: 825 cents per lb. (down II cents). TIN: 5384.62 i per picul (down $1). Estimated unofficial offering 90 tons.25 words
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Article80 1958-12-05 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Soudan 12. Benveg 3, Saint Edmund 4 5, Glengarry 6A, Elpenor 6/7, Benalder 8/9. Van Relbeeck 10/11, Cyclops 13/14, Llmburg 15/16. Glengyle 18, President Flllmore 19/20 Clang Ann N. Wall 3, Senal N. Wall 4, Chuyo80 words
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Article10 1958-12-05 12 November tin outputs Included Sungei Bidor 316 piculs.10 words
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Article110 1958-12-05 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul ye.sterday were: Copra: slightly steadier; UK j Continent December/ January $41 buyers, (42 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $64'- sellers, drum $66' i sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $129, Sarawak $128, special Sarawak black $71110 words
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Advertisement286 1958-12-05 12 NOTICES NOTICE INIVERSITY OF HONG KONG Matriculation Examination May— June, 1959 Candidates for the 1959! Matriculation Examination are i reminded that all entry forms, obtainable lrom the Registrar's Office, must be returned duly completed by January 1. 1959. The Examina'ion will only be held in Hong Kong. R. OBLITAS, Secretary.286 words
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Advertisement1373 1958-12-05 12 NOTICES T. ADAIR AND SONS (SINGAPORE) LIMITED (Members' Voluntary Winding lip) THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE. 1940. Notice is hereby given that the Creditors of the above-named Company, which is being volun- tarily wound up, are required on or before the sth January, 1959, to send their debts or claims, to the1,373 words
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Advertisement772 1958-12-05 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS ARE Invited from Federal Citizens and from permanent serving Government officers, including those on probation, for appointment as Technical Cadet/ Technical Assistant in the Town and Country Planning I Department, Pahang, on the salary I stale of $324xM-352/Exarainatlon Bar, 419x14-545/562x18-652 plus Cost of Living Allowance at cur-772 words
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Advertisement760 1958-12-05 12 STOC INDte InduMrUK Rubbers l». .I 18 6 5* OCHANG^J; cbangen in yesterdaj Sellin K I I Canada "h *****: 5.,,1, X -*h On the f rH Hong Kont; Jn <t a,*. d011ar,,,, s*« cash, v, one l^ RUBBER CRQh "K LINE v^ Japan USA Pacific/Atlantic Cm* S'pore P. S'ham760 words
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Advertisement1309 1958-12-05 13 V ,jos MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. Ten 4 ii [#l: J jnuotpoialeo in bmgaporej (11 hMt) rat BLUE FUNNEL LINE l 0 uVtRPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON t, CONTINENTAL PORT& Kitt liberty It P'occel via Piiui 01 Cipe at Gim Hetel v pjcceea via other ports to toaa and Discharge cargo OueSiere1,309 words
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Advertisement1267 1958-12-05 13 m* m i pmci H J J hVrMri li 1 1) pM EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR ADEN. PORT SAID. GENOA, ANTWERP. ROTTEROAM, BREMEN. HAMBURG. COPENHAGEN. GOTHENBURG. OSLO Spore P. S'harn Penang 15/11 Dec 17/17 DM t 23/24 Dec 26/21 Oee 27/21 Dee SIENA 1/11 Jai 11/12 JM 11/141,267 words
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Advertisement1333 1958-12-05 13 buying THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. w "£ii SINGAPORE (Incorporateo in the United Kingdom) I LINES SAILINGS n ADEN. OX CONTINENTAI PORTS S'pori P Sham Penang DENVRACKIE tor London, Rotterdam Bremen, Hamburg S JIM/ I Dec UMM direct arrives 21 Om lENALDER toi Aden, leddah. PL Sudan Antwerp. Gringemouth, Hull1,333 words
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Advertisement1303 1958-12-05 13 McALISTER tfc CO.. LTD. tEL.i No. ***** ELLEHMAN LINES LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTEROAM. HAMDURC t HULL and toi U.S.A. North Altantic Port> and Canada via Colombo Cm OF DEDFORD* Spore P Sham renang IS/21 DM 22/24 DM 2S/27 Dm Calls Casablanca A Havii Mtore London Cm OF LIVERPOOL Spore P. Shim1,303 words
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381 1958-12-05 14 'Malaya must develop her agriculture' JAPANESE ECONOMIST GIVES HIS OPINION THE Federation Government should take greater interest in the development of agriculture and fishery by giving more financial and technical assistance to the farmers and fishermen, said a Japanese economist Mr. Y. Nakagawa in Singapore yesterday. Mr. Xakagawa, who is381 words
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Article, Illustration158 1958-12-05 14 Singapore needs more hotels: Travel man SINGAPORE needs more super modern hotels to complement the existing ones to attract more toreign tourists here, Mr William C. Reordan, the new manager oi The American Express Co. Inc., Singapore, said yesterday. Mr. Reordan said that the local tourist industry was growing and158 words
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Article, Illustration157 1958-12-05 14 BOAC FARE REDUCTION PLAN MEETS OPPOSITION TfiE chairman of Bri- tish Overseas Airways Corporation, Sir Gerard d'Erlanger, said that cheap farts the Corporation had planned for the East and Africa could not be brought in because they had opposed by other airlines. 8.0.A.C. is most anxious to extend cheap fares157 words
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Article, Illustration111 1958-12-05 14 mHE works engineer of 1 National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd. Mr. Liu Tun Wei has just returned from a training tour of their associated companies' factories overseas. This is in line with the company's policy of sending suitable local employees overseas for further training to enable them111 words
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Article193 1958-12-05 14 AIR-INDIA International has inaugurated a new weekly cargo service from London to India and return with a special Skymaster freighter aircraft. The new weekly cargo service is in addition to the usual cargo facilities that Air-India offers on their regular passenger flights. It is193 words
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Article, Illustration178 1958-12-05 14 U.K. company plan to expand their market in plastics CH3RMICA Ltd., of Britain, which sun I per cent of Malaya's total imports plastics, plans to expand its mark, further. Mr. W. W. Vowler, the com- 1 pany's Far East representative who visited Singapore this week, said that a new range178 words
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Article133 1958-12-05 14 PAN American World Air- j' ways total operating re- j venues for the third quarter of 1958 were U5591.680,000 1 compared to $90,954,000 in J the corresponding period of the preceding year, according to the statement to stock- holders. Passenger revenue amounted to $72,132,000. a 1.7133 words
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Article118 1958-12-05 14 LEWIS PEAT HAVE LARGE NET LOSS ordinary dealer- d merchants f ftr pro when a ronsolikJ loss o? EHoisSjj curred after n tax, againsi a^9 profit of E3?IJa.H The modity market, V*? very n fluence of political c which have mdc L" 1 of operation zardous. Tin' dir that a<118 words
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Advertisement94 1958-12-05 14 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MmX I QQ |bb|bb]| o [a l 1o» □n jj HARPERS C.FORr.F Fl 1 I SON "ENGINEERING UtUK(jt I-UJaUN fcfiii A »*m«v^» consult Sole Agents <£j\ HARPER, GILFILLAN CO. LTD. Branchct throughout Singapore, Federation at Malar* *JbJ» and Sarawak Singapore to 1 PARIS _L J|k via Bangkok S*\!94 words
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Advertisement220 1958-12-05 14 Announcing the new SecSuetcWf VCOPYING MACHINE'/ new design new operating ease Now you can get even greater convenience greater copying easr with the same amazing 4-second copying speed— in this new model of the famous "Secretary" Brand Copying Machine. Just place a sheet of "Thermo-Fax" Copy Paper on the original—220 words
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Advertisement858 1958-12-05 15 SITUATIONS VACANT j 20 Words SS (Min.)—Bax St elm. txtra. WANTED CHINESE CI.ERK I Senior Cambridge Certificate or similar qualifications and versatile in accounu absolutely essential 1 Apply to The East Asiatic Co.. Shipping Department, Denmark House, S*port. FACTORY REQUIRES BOOK- KEEPER, Johore resident pwferI able, capable of keeping books858 words
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Advertisement854 1958-12-05 15 SITUATIONS VACANT I 20 Wordt SS (Mtn.)-Box St rt. txtra. WANTED EXPERIENCED Chi- nese Textile salesman for an es- 1 tabllshed Agency House. Please apply stating; qualifications, exlxrience and salary expected to Box A 5306 S.T. WANTED HARD WORKING and intelligent young men or women to solicit General and life854 words
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Advertisement875 1958-12-05 15 HOUSES LAND WANTED I 20 Words Si (Mln.)— Box SO ett. txtra. SMALL AND MEDIUM Lot* in I Singapore Kuala Lumpur suii table for building terrace Sc semidetached houses Bungalows. Please give details to P.O. Box A 5377 S.T. HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 20 Words SS (Min.)-Box SO ets. tMtrm.875 words
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Advertisement903 1958-12-05 15 HIRE PURCHASE Wordt SS <*iin.)—flox SO ett. txtrm. BOON TECK FINANCE Company finance Hire-purchase on Motor Cars, new and secondhand (1953 Model upwards only) terms moderate. Apply 173 A South Bridge Road. Singapore. Tel: 7556S or Room 2. 3rd. Floor MCA Buildins. Ampang Road. Kuala Lumpur Tel: *****. WHY PAY903 words
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Advertisement811 1958-12-05 15 FOR SALE tt Words SS (Mln.)— Box S» ett. extra. BINOCULARS, in leather case. LelU Prism glass Mardadt, 12 x 60, practically new $240/. Phone ***** or BOX A 5313 S.T. ONE STEEL CYLINDRICAL latex pressure bulking tank, capacity 1,500 gallons. Condition as new. Apply Box A 9175 S.T.. K.L.811 words
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Advertisement526 1958-12-05 15 STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. ill Words tS Mm J— Box M rts. txtra. HONGKONG BATH MAS6AOE: Muscular-pain, tiredness etc., 133 Emerald Hill Road. Singapore (opposite Pavilion Theatre). Tel: ***** From 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. DORIS'S MASSAGE/STEAM BATHS— Genuine— Overweight*! Muscular Aches! Tiredness! Masseuse/Masseur. South Asia Hotel, Bencoolen Street, Spore526 words
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Advertisement518 1958-12-05 15 FRESH FLOWERS tt Wordt tit (Minimum). Italia 1 month. 10 Words StJO (Mln.) WIDE SELECTION from Australia, Hongkong every Tuesday, Friday Veronica's (*****) Spore. WHENEVER YOU CANNOT get Flowers elsewhere, please Phone ***** Katoiv Flowershop, with satisfaction. BEND ORCHIDS to UK. Australia, Order now for X'maa. Contact Princess Flower Shop,518 words
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Article1658 1958-12-05 16 Your Highness in top f orm HE HAS A BRIGHT CHANCE OF BEATING SPENCER'S PICTURE GOER, POWHATAN SINGAPORE, Thurs. Your Highness 11, one of the most improved horses in training, goes over a mile for the first time at Bukit Timah on Saturday. There can be little doubt about his1,658 words
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Article60 1958-12-05 16 BOMBAY, Fri. India s team for the Second Te;>t against the West Indies starting at Kanpur on a Jute matting wicket on Dec 12 will be: Ghulam Ahmed (captain) Tamhane, P. Umrigar, P. Roy. N. Contractor, L. Manjrekar, J. M. Ghorpade, G.S. Ramchand, C. Q.Reuter - 60 words
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Article32 1958-12-05 16 NEWCASTLE, Fri. Newcastle United, the English First Division football team, beat a selected Bucharest XI 4-1 in a friendly floodlit match here last night. Newcastle led 2-0 at half-time. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article57 1958-12-05 16 RL'GGEK Sanderson Cup: RAF Singapore v RAAF Butterworth. Changi HOCKEY SHA league. Div. 2- RAF Tengah v University, Tengah S.M.H.A. v T.T.C., Patterson Road: Div. 3: C.S.C. v Hongkong Bank. Balestie: Road BASKETBALL Chung Hwa Cup: Mm Chong v Self Strength; Siglap v Sharks, Great World. SOCCER Friendly:57 words
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Article583 1958-12-05 16 Jack nngto^ i - ADVANTAGE IS WITH THE ENGLISHMEN Jack nngto^i i _^_^_^c_Ti^^<fy toy BRISBANE, IW, r[E unknown and important factors in the First Test of the sen ninjf here tomorrow between England and Australia are the to Test match temperament of a number of suspect players «> n Neither on logic nor results583 words
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Article88 1958-12-05 16 BRISBANE, Thurs. England's t.;« m wi h(> from: Peter May (captain), Colin Bailey, Godfrey Evans, Peter Richard-.,.,! i,, m ne.v, Jim Laker, Tony Lock, Arthur Milton ftrfa ham, Peter Loader and Frank TyMin 12th man. The Australian XI uill be from: Btchfe Hi m.,,h Bur K88 words
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786 1958-12-05 16 EVER since we lost the Thomas Cup to Indonesia last June and fell from grace as the world's foremost badminton nation, there has been the danger that we would behave like spoilt darlings and expect privileges and preferential treatment to786 words
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Article151 1958-12-05 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Young Men Sikh Association had to fight hard to beat a ten-man Wanderers side 1-0 in the SHA Div. I match on the padang today. Jagat Singh scored the only goal in the 10th minute of the second half. In the other Div. 1151 words
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Advertisement719 1958-12-05 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. •AT YOUR SERVICE" 70 Word* SJ» (Minimum). Dailm I month. U Word, $2.30 (Mln.) DRIVE YOURSELF CARS Tel: 210U9 Everflne Co. 519, Serangoon Uoad FOR TAILORING of dlstlno :ion, visit Ah Chum, 63 Orchard Road. Spore. BIG PLANS Can Be Photoaeduced. Tangs 10. Boat Quay, Singapore. *****. ■•ORANJE"719 words
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Advertisement162 1958-12-05 16 Stanvac's new feome SHAW HOUSE <sJ ti^^ t| ft»rr**;l l ROAO I*** 11 .tSE rrrm!> spore HAS FROM THIS DATE STANDS VACUUM OIL COMPANY SINGA* DISTRICT OfFICE WILL BE ON Ist FLOOR SHAW HOUSE. (Formerly loeoted of MocDonold HsJ Orchard Rood STANDARD-VACUUM OIL COMPA (Incorporated in USA. with Limited Uabilit!162 words
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