The Straits Times, 23 December 1958
1958-12-23
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Title Section19 1958-12-23 17 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE E\TEEPS 80,000 Hat*** 1 The Straits Times Estd- 1845- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1958 15 CENTS19 words
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305 1958-12-23 17 'federation orientation' plan for The Straits Times REORGANISATION plans to i give The Straits Times "a ederation orientation" will be sent to shareholders in the near future. is has been decided on by the iirectors because the major pro- -ortion of newspaper revenue is 5 derived from sales in the305 words
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Article, Illustration56 1958-12-23 17 THE Singapore Infantry Regiment yesterday took over the guard duty of Government House from the Gurkhas, who have been on duty there for the past three years. Here the Singapore Military Force Band marches off the nine Gurkhas guards. Straits Times56 words
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Article345 1958-12-23 17 TRADERS, PARTIES SEE BILL AS THREAT TO ENTREPOT STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS SINGAPORE, Monday SINGAPORE businessmen and politicians today strongly attacked the new Bill giving the Government powers to impose customs duties on all goods imported into Singapore. They fear thai it will give the345 words
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Article, Illustration202 1958-12-23 17 SINGAPORE, Monday. THREE PEOPLE were killed and one injured in a head-on collision between a car and a bus in Dunearn Road, near the junction of Adam Road, here tonight. The dead were: Koh Ah Eng. 27. of Cassia Crescent, off Guillemard Road,202 words
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313 1958-12-23 17 FATHER OF 8 DIES AFTER ATTACK BY 'CHAIN GANG' By STRAITS TIMES CRIME SQUAD SINGAPORE, Monday. A 41-YEAR-OLD TAILOR, who was brutally assaulted with parangs, motor cycle chains, sticks and broken bottles by a sang of 30 last night, died in hospital today. Wong Fong, father of eight children, was313 words
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Article31 1958-12-23 17 BOSTON. Mon. Bernard Goldflne. millionaire industrialist, was today sentenced to three months' jail for contempt of court following his failure to produce company records during a tax investigation. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article65 1958-12-23 17 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A writ has been filed in the High Court Re&istry on behalf of Industrial and Commercial Bank Ltd. against E J Tan. C C. Tan and J A. M. Ede claiming jointly and severally $23,749.09 as being money lent by the bank to the defendants65 words
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Article87 1958-12-23 17 HONGKONG, Mon Mr. William S. T. Louey, general manager of the Kowloon Motorbus Company, was shot and wounded in an attempted armed robbery at his home in Kowloon this morning. After entering the home on the pretext of deliver- ing a gift parcel, two men armed withReuter - 87 words
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Article38 1958-12-23 17 Tito to reach Jakarta today JAKARTA, Mon. President T i t o' 3 yacht Galeb sailed into Indonesian waters this afternoon on the eve of his ten-day state visit to Indonesia. Two neutralist presidents. President Titc and President38 words
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Article184 1958-12-23 17 STORM KILLS 31 RIO Dl MNHRO Mon. linis -9 ii- people killed .Hid Uiouvaiida Injured and homeless is .1 remit o( freak storn here.— Reuter Soekarno are due to meet at the Jakarta pore ot lanjont; Pnok at d.20 tomorrow morning. Two irigates ot the Indonesian Navy, metReuter - 184 words
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Article20 1958-12-23 17 BELGRADE. Mon. The Yugoslav Government today disclosed that 20.033 people are serving prison sentences in Yugoslavia. Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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Advertisement55 1958-12-23 17 a. ITS CHEAPER The CITYtJAiSonn^ Qnly the juiciest tomatoes. the plumpest chickens, the creamiest mushrooms and the finest vegetables ar <? selected for the |j\J[p^/i/ CROSSE&BLACKWELL Condens^^p s [S^?^^^, cream of -«.«»ro.m Oxtail Tomato Vegetable D<Tirbyf *X met. Cro... b..cdw«"» -oup. •J U, MM The,. I. doub-e m n ry55 words
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Article, Illustration232 1958-12-23 18 ACTRESS' THIRD MARRIAGE RAISES LEGAL DOUBTS IN ROME: 'ANNULMENT NOT YET EFFECTIVE' HUSH-HUSH CEREMONY THEN TRIP TO PARIS LONDON, Mon.— Achrss [ngrid Bergman and Swe(l is h impresario Lars Schmidt were married in secret al ;i register office he r e yesterday. They Hun New to P;nis232 words
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190 1958-12-23 18 ROSSELLINI: HEARING OF STATE APPEAL IS PUT OFF TILL FEBRUARY been described as "a threeday shopping expedition." Miss Bergman was first married In 1937 in Sweden, to Dr. Peter Lindstrom, a brain specialist. The marriage ended in 1950. They have one daughter, Pia initials of "Peter, Inpnd: Always" who hasReuter; UPI - 190 words
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92 1958-12-23 18 Anti-Red who poisoned the rice is arrested PEKING. Mon. Police have arrested a Chinese "counter revolutionary poisoner" for throwing insecticide into jars of rice in the mess hall of a people's commune, accord. ins to press reports reaching here today. A Fukien daily said the "poisoner operated in Lungshi County,Reuter - 92 words
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200 1958-12-23 18 ITS A BOY (91b9½oz) FOR FILM STAR JAYNE MANSFIELD OANTA MONICA, (California), Mon. Blonde film star Jayne Mansfield gave birth to a 91b 9£ oz boy yesterday at St. John's Hospital 15 minutes after she was wheeled into the delivery room. The birth of the actress' second child came nineUPI - 200 words
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Article, Illustration12 1958-12-23 18 Tony a?id Shirin in their London home.12 words
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176 1958-12-23 18 streets of London, says ex-playboy LONDON, Moiuh. A nnU 1 boy, who says h t h aQ his last wiM r is iU;,;; ward to the day Uie son of hi mixed marriage will in House of Lords and plead il cause of racial tolerance Tony Moynihan. who iran-iPr aUPI - 176 words
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Advertisement147 1958-12-23 18 K^^^i^ M 'I'XvX* V I I .T^^^^-V^ 'A^^^^X,^-'^.^ "^■Z i^m^^ fllil i r*l» Ml^^ X"XvX*X AmVflr^^Lw c«W i i dL^ /"> f What better Christmas Gift bosch iso sg m^m^i^^^^m^^Bm L-^^^^Hjg- iV-r^ded I I Jfl A isf rr i f i Exterior Dimensions (Width, with Ir^^^j*^ I y —m— USLII147 words
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Miscellaneous14 1958-12-23 18 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Applet,, II 0* /ay oon't you weAejl II c .p^w-^14 words
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Article255 1958-12-23 19 He will be the most powerful French president since Prince Louis-Napoleon HE TAKES 80 PER CENT OF BALLOT: TWO OPPONENTS-A RED AND LIBERAL-SHARE REST PARIS, Monday. QEN\ de GAULLE was yesterday elected President of France. He will take over his new duties from President CotyUPI - 255 words
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182 1958-12-23 19 A CHINESE PIANIST DEFIES RED ORDER, GOES WEST urARSAW. Mon. A brilliant young Chinese pianist, Fu Tsung, flew lo London yesterday to continue his musical rareer. in defiance of come-home orders from the Chinese Communist Government. A blonde. Polish giil waved him goodbye from the airport terminal. d been orderedReuter; UPI - 182 words
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139 1958-12-23 19 Cash for science in Russia is doubled Mon.— Rusi 1 sia today announced a considerably greater budget than last year's —but slightly cut her defence spending. Mr. Arseny Zverev. the Finance Minister, told the Supreme Soviet that the 1959 figures reflected "the peaceful policy of the Soviet state" but theReuter - 139 words
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Article28 1958-12-23 19 LONDON, Mon.— The death occurred in Melbourne of Mr. T. H. Gwyther. who was foi many years before the war with the Chartered Bank in Malaya28 words
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Article212 1958-12-23 19 BERLIN: WEST AGREE ON PLAN WASHINGTON, Mon. —The United States. Britain and France are expected to reply to the Soviet Note on Berlin within the next 10 days and to offer security guarantees if Russia will agree to German reunification through free elections, it was learned today. The Western powersReuter - 212 words
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165 1958-12-23 19 /cable I BRIEFS i >TE\V VOKh, Mon. Six I children died yesterday in Kaukauna. Wisconsin, when they wore ir.tpped inside their flaming home while their parents were at church. Keuter. TOKYO: The Japan Atomic Power Generating Company here has competed i^Reuter - 165 words
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Article, Illustration23 1958-12-23 19 SIP. ANTHONY and Lady Eden at London Airport last week before taking off to spend the winter in Mexico.23 words
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113 1958-12-23 19 GOODWILL MESSAGE REPEATED BY ATLAS WASHINGTON. MON— The four-ton Atlas satellite whirling round the earth yesterday gave several repeat performances of President Eisenhowers Christmas message. On its 40th orbit the Defence Department s radio station at Fort Stewart (Georgia; beamed seven teletypewriter messages simultaneously at the satellite, which obediently repeatedReuter - 113 words
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Article36 1958-12-23 19 CAPETOWN, Mon. A French officer. Colonel L. H. Debrus plans to leave Capetown on Boxing Day on a 13,000-mile non-stop drive to the Arctic Circle from the South Cape to Norway's North Cape. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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167 1958-12-23 19 HONG KONG, Monday. THE drug traffic and the triads (secret societies) 1 are still the two main sources of serious crime facing the 6,385-strong police force in Hong Kong. This was revealed in the 1957-58 annual report by the colony's Police Commissioner, Mr. AC.Reuter - 167 words
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Article51 1958-12-23 19 BANGKOK. Mon. More i than 100 priests and acolytes staged a sit-down demonstration at Bang Vi Rua police station, in Bangkok's twin city of Thonburi. They told police they would sit at the station until seven students from their temple arrested by the police were released.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article59 1958-12-23 19 Oiiicers tound me .nen loading the arms on a 35--foot fishing boat. They confiscated about 100 riflis. several machine guns, antitank weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition U.P.I KEY WEST, (Florida.) Mon. —Authorities arrested three Americans and five Cubans today and seized some US$5O,OOO worth59 words
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Article52 1958-12-23 19 BO AC in airline merger deal LONDON. Mon. BOAC announced in London today that they and Cathay Pacific Airways were forming a new company incorporating Hong Kong Airways to operate a combined service in the Far East. The deal involves the buying up of the complete share capital of HongReuter - 52 words
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Article374 1958-12-23 19 ONDON, Mon. Although the proximity of Chri.stma.s was it restrictive influence on business, it has been a satisfactory day In siork markets. Industrial equities continued to meet selective buying and useful gains were established. Kteel shares were particularly firm. Giltedged had another good day with a sizeable investment374 words
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Advertisement232 1958-12-23 19 I I 1 t I I there's nothing like a 'Mg\ GUINNESS/*\/ When you buy a bottle of GUINNESS, J |gj|jjjj|! J L^?£p! you are doing more than treating yourself i \fc kV l^""'^! to one of the world's most satisfying, j \>cft i 'j%/ j^tJJlj* 1 refreshing and thirst-quenching232 words
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Advertisement154 1958-12-23 19 Huhf for lhe besf TOMATO JUICE ■S KK^iS^^nirß nir urn W%"Mk^(p&' J FRESHER m. **~J&k FLAVOR r straight from sunny California SHOWROOM 154 CLEMENCCAU AVENUE SINGAPORE. TLL 2891J BEHN, MEYER CO. LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG (C iJL/ or r en *"y (j!s>s» personalised service J; DtimiDOßf i Jty gf154 words
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Article254 1958-12-23 20 THEY AMBUSHED PARTY OF WARRIORS IN ULU AND SAVED TOWN FROM TOK JANGGUT KUALA TRENGGANU, Monday. TWO "war heroes" who saved the lives of the people of Kuala Trengganu in a historical war between two districts in Trengganu 31 years ago, will have their pensions254 words
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212 1958-12-23 20 THAT BIG XMAS RUSH TO THE FEDERATION IS ON AGAIN SINGAPORE, Monday. HUNDREDS of people are expected to go to the Federation by rail and air during the Christmas season. Spokesmen for the Malayan Airways and the Malayan Railway today reported heavy bookings to the Federation. Meanwhile, all the big212 words
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Article39 1958-12-23 20 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Wage negotiations between the j Standard-Vacuum Oil Com- pany and the Stanvac Em- ployees' Union were resumed I at the Labour Ministry today and both sides agreed to meet again after the New Year. i39 words
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103 1958-12-23 20 Mail service in S'pore during the holidays SINGAPORE, Mon— The Postal Department an. nouncetl that there will be only one delivery of letters and parcels on Christmas Day. There will be no delivery on Boxing Day. Hours of business at the General Post Office will be 11 a.m. to noon.103 words
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143 1958-12-23 20 The S.I.R. now guard Government House SINGAPORE, Mon. For the first time, the Singapore Infantry Regiment today took over from the Gurkha Police the guard duty at Government House. In an Impressive 20--minute ceremony, the Singapore Military Force Band marched on the nine new guards and then marched off the143 words
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Article148 1958-12-23 20 Margaret back silent, sad- faced LONDON, Mon. Margaret Georgiana Cator. the 17--year-old London model sent pack to England from Singapore after an unsuccessful stowaway bid to reach her boy friend in Australia, returned home today in the 14.000-ton liner Corfu. On the liners arrival at Tilbury immigration officials. Press photographersReuter - 148 words
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Article, Illustration63 1958-12-23 20 INSPECTOR JAGOEV KAUR, "the prettiest policewoman in Malaya," and Inspector Pritam Singh cutting the wedding cake at a reception in the Jubilee Cabaret in Ipoh after their marriage. The groom, Known to his friends as Bob. because of his remarkable resemblance to comedian Bob Hope, and the63 words
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Article52 1958-12-23 20 IPOH. Mon.— Malayan lawyers have been invited for the nrst time to attend the meeting of the International Conference of Jurists, starting in New Delhi on Jan. 4. The Dato Panglima Bukit Gantang, former Mentri Besar j of Perak, who is now in private practice here,52 words
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80 1958-12-23 20 THAT $50m. LOAN (at 5½ p.c.) OPENS TODAY KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federation Government's loan for $50 million at 53 per cent interest, for which applications open tomorrow, is expected to be fully subscribed. It fs understood that many holders of the 1959 F.MS $16 million local loan have taken80 words
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90 1958-12-23 20 MINE CLOSES, SO 200 ARE NOW JOBLESS JOHOREBAH Mou owned Endau mg Company Langkap mini has^S ed down, throwSe to> workers out of But it is hoped be re-employed i' Ca a open another m£ <° ban, early neS had been .shut dovvn o^ft the poor quality of th^hampcrln, 190 words
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Article53 1958-12-23 20 JOHORE BAHRU Mon New officials of the Alumrl Association, College culture. Malaya rSouth branch), are: Chairman Tanj Hon« Loong; vice chali Cheng Boon. Tan Qua secretary Fno Kir- l;~ treasurer Kuok Hock Khee committee O.sman bin Ismail Lee Chak Fonk. Heah Hock Soon. Lav Teng Siak, Llm53 words
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Advertisement191 1958-12-23 20 XfiPv *.."»v •'•'•\£s&^ iWa'n'r r •'•'•'jFr ■."'^^^^B -ySSa Wtv .'JvWWWIbC?/.-. -V-VV -'■v^V* v.;Sr X- v 1 '-'Af voooiv ~&Sm wK-> -*iwir M v% j-> #%V '-'■■'■•'.'■'■''■j&r '\>---- '-^^•-•■•■•■•••|v^jy '■'•i&^ S88£^ them a bonny, bouncing, LACTOGEN-fed, Baby. JanKS AnniC Bernadette Cecelia On 22nd August 1957, into the world came: The babies191 words
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Miscellaneous134 1958-12-23 20 RADIO: General Programme --yA- :>■■ RADIO MALAYA ie; Date Wall Music; 8.30 Clcn NATIONAL SHORT WAVE Down: P M 115 k SERVICE Favourites 1.30 The News; 41 metres Mow Musical Comedy Favourite- 20 Close D0tt11: 500 The Rocl! SINGAPORL club: 5.30 Fiesta; ti.oo Happy Kf?»i W rTi«PiT Aimiver^iry; 6.45 Lights134 words
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355 1958-12-23 21 ELECTION EVE AND TWO BIG MYSTERIES STILL AWAIT SOLUTION By a Political Correspondent SINGAPORE, Monday. (SINGAPORE'S next mayor will be elected at a special meeting of the city council tomorrow afternoon. Late lonian il seemed possible tluil the esenl mayor, Mr. ()n^ Eng355 words
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Article120 1958-12-23 21 How they vote (SINGAPORE. Mon.— This is how city councillors will vote in the election for a mayor at th c council meeting tomorrow. The Local Government Ordinance provides that the council will elect the mayor by ballot where there is more than one nomination. There will probaby be at120 words
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Article, Illustration66 1958-12-23 21 MR. AND MRS. R. CAMPBELL after their wedding at the Presbyterian Church in Singapore. The Bridegroom is the son of Mr. R. Campbell, of Stirlingshire. Scotland. The bride is lhe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.N.B. Haynes. The bridegroom is with the Hongkong66 words
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73 1958-12-23 21 SINGAPORE, Monday. A FOURTH man was arrested today in con- nection with the double murder at the Old Market in Robinson Road on Dec. 8. Three- men have already appeared in court accused of the murder of Tan Bin Seng, 20, and73 words
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191 1958-12-23 21 DERBY DAY SWEEP FOR WELFARE IN SARAWAK KUCHING, Mon. Tickets for the new Sarawak social welfare sweepstake will be drawn against the Epsom Derby Stakes to take place in Britain on June 3 next year. The Government announced this in releasing more details of the lottery which is aimed at191 words
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Article63 1958-12-23 21 SINGAPORE. Mon. The celebration organised by the Singapore Trades Union Congress in honour of the Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, who was made an honorary member of the Seri Maharajah Mangku Negara by the Federation Government, will take place at the Badminton Hall on63 words
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396 1958-12-23 21 Prom Page One economic policy of Singapore. "It will give the Government power to break up the entrepot status of Singapore piecemeal. It is wrong that a Government which is Hearing the end of its term of office should ask for such396 words
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Article60 1958-12-23 21 TODAY: Singapore 8.39 a.m. rGft. Bin.) 7.30 p.m. (7ft. Mb.); Port Dickson 2.50 a.m. (6ft. 4in.) 3.58 p.m. (6ft. 6in.)Fenang 11.20 a.m (sft. 7in.) 11.26 p.m. (7ft. 4in.). TOMORROW: Singapore 9.22 a.m. (7ft. 31n.) 8.43 p.m. (7ft. 7in.); Port Dickson 4.01 a.m. 1 7ft. lin.) 4.50 p.m. (7ft.60 words
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225 1958-12-23 21 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Kidnapping was successfully checked at the end of last year after it began to assume alarming proportions in September, it is stated in the Police Annual Report for 1957. There were 30 kidnappings last year compared with 11 in 1956. Fifty per225 words
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Article511 1958-12-23 21 AMR. A. E. G. Blades, the Commissioner of Police, has warned of the twin danger to Singapore Communist subversion and secret society terrorism. This double threat to the security of the island is discussed at length in the Police Annual Report for 1957, compiled511 words
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Article47 1958-12-23 21 SINGAPORE. Mon. Nine dependants of the victims of the RAF Shackleton which crashed into the China Sea on Dec. 9. left by air for Britain today. The 30 remaining dependants of the crew killed would be sent back later, an RAF spokesman said today.47 words
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Miscellaneous201 1958-12-23 21 Singapore diary POLICE BAND COXCEBT at Katong Park. 5.30 p.m.-6.30 p.m. TOC (Singapore branch): Weekly meeting at 11 Scotts Road 8.30 p.m. Ml MM ASSOCIATION: Film show on cardio vascular subjects at Medical Centre, 8.15 p.m. SHELL THEATRETTE (Collyer Quay): Free film show— r-The Dutch T.T.'— 1.15 p.m. V.M.C.A. (Orchard201 words
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472 1958-12-23 22 KUCHING, Monday. THE Council Negri today extended the life of the Public Order (Special Powers of Detention) Ordinance 1952 until its next meeting despite a strong protest from a member, Mr. Stephen Yong, who attacked it as an "unnecessary, repressive measure." Approval came alter472 words
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Article105 1958-12-23 22 OINGAPORE, Mon. The petition of cinema and amusement park owners against the City Council's flat rate of 20 cents for electricity will be consider, ed by the council's public utilities committee next month. A similar petition by five hotel owners and repre. sentations by the Singa-105 words
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Article281 1958-12-23 22 SINGAPORE. Monday. f EGISLATIVE Assemblymar. Mr. Lim Choon Mong was among a group who walked out of a meeting held yesterday to approve the constitution of a new Mr. Lim said tonight that although he was a member of the interim committee which drew up the281 words
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99 1958-12-23 22 Stowaways fail in the second attempt SINGAPORE, Mini- p.iius Ili-ni it UN llabraken. and Michael Alan Jinks. 18. two stowaways who arrived on Sunday in th<> liner Oranje. will be sent back to Australia. Captain J. H. Schultinx, master of the Orange, said that Habraken and Jinks were New Australians99 words
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Article37 1958-12-23 22 IPOH. Mon.—A pair of hair clippers was found in a terrorist dump by a patrol of the 3rd. Bn.. the Royal Malay Regiment, in the Kuala Kangsar area ot Operation Ginger on Saturday.37 words
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408 1958-12-23 22 Humming girls are told: Silence in court SINGAPORE, Mon. Two girls, charged in court today, started humming a popular song during the hearing. Inspector Hardial Singh, prosecuting, protested to defence counsel, Mr. F. B. Oehlers. The hearing continued after the judge. Mr. S. K. Lee, warned the girls Ng Pak408 words
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733 1958-12-23 22 IMPROVEMENT of living conditions and services, particularly in rural areas, is to become the focus of a special drive by the Johore Government next year because the Emergency situation is becoming "better and better The Menlri Be.sar. Dato Wan Idris bin733 words
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Advertisement481 1958-12-23 22 (Phone TnnAVI JERRY LEWIS TKCHXicoinp ***** TOPAT! VlSfAVISION > PARAMO^??* r XTMAS MIDNIGHT ,,y 1Dm CD1CM Pat Boo~nT~ Jf ATTRACTION |THCR> MAHDI GRAS Cs-ColorTl CfJIlnAll l^i llam M5> 4I5> b4:> ;uo C iTT^fTfTli K/WC CREOLE p», C P ***** LAST DAY! ELVIS PRESLEY 1A(.(.. I: r FROM TOMORROW OLR BIG481 words
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202 1958-12-23 23 FORD STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK TODAY C AFORE. Mon. More than 270 riklng employees of Ford Motor Comof Malaya in Timah Road here, (turn to work to--1 )\V. end-the-strike decitaken on the advice Acting Commissioner r Labour. Mr. Goh Koh Pui. Hngmpore Motor Worknployees' Union, ang this today, said: -day-old202 words
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90 1958-12-23 23 WHITEWASH YOUR HOMES for THE DUKE -IT'S AN ORDER! From Chin Soon Kui SIBU, Mon.— All shop, owners and residents here have been ORDER. ED to whitewash their buildings to prepare for the arrival of the Duke of Edinburgh in Febru. ary next year. The order comes from the Sibu90 words
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77 1958-12-23 23 SINGAPORE. Mon. A woman, Chia Kiat Hwa. 36, was acquitted nere today on a charge of living partly on the immoral earnings of Leow Lian Heoh. a mother of three, between last December and September this year. Leow had alleged that she became a77 words
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Article33 1958-12-23 23 TAIPING. Mon. The Mentri Besar of Perak. Inche Mohamcd Ghazalli bin Haji Jawi. will open a branch of the Mercantile Bank at 153 155 Market Road here on Jan 2.33 words
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Article69 1958-12-23 23 BUKIT MERTAJAM Mon. -The Penang Chief Minister Dato Wong Pow Nee. who 1 > hairman of the Province Centra] MCA, presided at a dosed door meeting last night divisional MCA officials to discuss the recent re- signation vi 24 Tanah Liat 1 .sub-branch oflicials. No statement was69 words
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439 1958-12-23 23 Couple acquitted of calling typist 'a kept mistress' SINGAPORE, Monday. TYPIST made an appointment with a friend, a married man and brother of a church minister, and went with him to a cinema show during September. Because of this, Miss Annie Wong Siew Ping told a magistrate today, she was439 words
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302 1958-12-23 23 Telephone con man swindles a shop SINGAPORE, Monday. THE strike oi laundry workers at the General Hospital here will be referred to the Hospital Board, Dr. Ho Yuen, acting medical superintendent of the G.H., said today. After an unsuccessful attempt to settle the dispute between302 words
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Article24 1958-12-23 23 IPOH. Mon. A new car. worth $6,000. which was parked in Belfleld Street, was reported to have been stolen early today.24 words
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Article59 1958-12-23 23 RECITAL OF ARIAS FOR S'PORE SINGAPORE, Mon.— German dramatic mezzo soprano Hanna Ludwig will give a recital of lieder and operatic arias at the Victoria Theatre at 8.45 p.m. on Dec. 30. She will be accompanied by the young German pianist. Reinhard Peters. The concert is under the patronage ol59 words
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Article58 1958-12-23 23 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Language Institute here closes down officially tomorrow when the 11 members of its administrative staff pack up to go to the Institute's new building in Kuala Lum--1 purs Pantai Valley. The office will begin functioning at the new building on Jan. 158 words
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Article36 1958-12-23 23 SINGAPORE. Mon. The i president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Ko Teck Kin. will open the Slav Lim National Art Asso--1 elation building in Kirn Keat Road at 3 p.m. on Saturday.36 words
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Article137 1958-12-23 24 !0 Wi4l 570 (Minimum). DR. <5c MRS. mng Kor.s; Meng thank all relatives and friends for their kind attendance and valuable gifts on the occasion of their marrlaee on 6.12.58 at Malacca. MR. AND MRS. Lim Soon Kheam Thank All Relatives and Friends for Their Kind Attendance, Assistance and137 words
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573 1958-12-23 24 The Straits Times Tuesday, Dec., 23, 1958. Planning In Sarawak No new taxation and the lowest increase in recurrent expenditure for several years made Sarawak's budget more acceptable than was generally expected. But like the rest of the Malaysian area, Sarawak faces growing commitments and the need for more money573 words
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Article303 1958-12-23 24 The Malayan Trade Union Congress, in rejecting a resolution to allow it to contest next year's Federal and State elections, has still left unanswered the central question: "Have the trade unions a political responsibility, and if so how are they to discharge it?" The delegates were agreed303 words
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Article284 1958-12-23 24 It is a fair guess that relic f was the dominant (.■motion in Alliance headquarters when the results of the Kuala Lumpur municipal elections were announced, giving its candidates three out of the four seats. A severe reverse in the Federal capital would have lett Malaya's most powerful284 words
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514 1958-12-23 24 J.B. SLADE- BAKER - J.B. SLADE-BAKER KHARTOUM. TWO forces threaten the Sudan today —the reality of Egyptian intrigue and the possibility of national bankruptcy Hopes that Nasser would pause before attempting to overthrow General A b b o v d's Government have proved illusory. On the contrary, there is514 words
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843 1958-12-23 24 CHARLES CAMBA - CHARLES CAMBA THE PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYED YOUTHcP on^f^wSwt? llo^ the problem of employment for youth. it was indicated in the first article that full employment must form an integral part all GOVe socto c n econ 0 o V mic policy. It843 words
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178 1958-12-23 24 THE Singapore Government has announced a new pay scheme for nurses. In a futile endeavour to balance its budget the Government has chosen for sacrifice a band, of women whose sense of duty and dedication will not permit them to retaliate against178 words
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Article109 1958-12-23 24 IT is regrettable to note 1 that "Anxious" (ST. Dec. 19) has reasons to bolieve that a number of students in Raffles Hall are being victimised and maltreated by their fellow students. The allegations made by "Anxious" are more apparent than real. No single instance of109 words
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Article150 1958-12-23 24 F.P.A. AND GOVERNMENT POLICY TLfR. T. M. HART the Financial Secretary is reported to have said that "even if the Government had the money, the grant to the FP.A could not be substantially increased." (S.T. Dec. 17). I have had made available to me the text of Mr. Hart's speech.150 words
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Advertisement748 1958-12-23 24 CLASSIFIED ADS. 2« Words $11) (Minimum). VINCENT: To Celine a baby boy at Youngberg Hospital on 22nd Dec. BUTTERFIELD At Bung.sar Hospital on 22nd December 1958 to Moray and Bernard, Caledonian Estate. Batu Arang, a son. A CHRISTMAS GIFT tv Bar- bara and John Carnegie— a son Michael Patrick (brother748 words
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Advertisement45 1958-12-23 24 04 MgHBM|H-T^ writing starts with Quink Smooth -now ing Quink is the only Ink containing Solv-X the magic Ingredient which cleans your pen as you write. For safety, use Royal Blue Washable Quink easily washed out. For permanent writing, use Permanent Quink which never fades.45 words
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Advertisement147 1958-12-23 24 Y45 .rm A NOW with tip -up toe Precision Thermostat giving perfect neat-lor-tabrit, mcc; heavy weight, reversible flex and pilot Hunt for right or hand use Siti|!:ipnre jt Pet.i:..: i D. 48M 3io IHiriiio.-talic Coutrol Cr..im Ptßtab, 700 Wans 123.50 D. 5854 As abovr But witn CP COTer Plate $28147 words
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Article, Illustration961 1958-12-23 25 BADRUL: 4 girls showed police how he died in stabbing at night GARDENS MURDER HEARING TOLD: ATTACK RE-ENACTED FIFTH DAY of the Lake Gardens murder hearing Kuala Lumpur, Monday THE preliminary inquiry before the First Magistrate, Inche Abdul Rani, into the murder of Badrul Hisham, the Kadio Malaya commentator, reached961 words
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Article, Illustration452 1958-12-23 25 ISO ALL ENDS HAPPILY FOR THE 'NO BIRTHDAY PARTY' QUADS FIVE cakes— and toys galore pour in: More to come A HAPPY birthday is now assured the Kasban quadruplets who are one year old tomorrow. Straits Times readers, touched by this morning's front page picture of the quads facing a452 words
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114 1958-12-23 25 SINGAPORE, Mon. All Liberal Socialist Party candidates contesting next year's Legislative Assembly election will be asked to sign an "I-won't-de-fect-to another party" pledge. This was one of the dcci- sions made tonight by the party's 20-man executive committee which met to discuss its114 words
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185 1958-12-23 25 SINGAPORE. Monday. THE Chief Minister. Tun Lim Yew Hock, said today it was very fitting that on the eve of self-govern-ment, the people of Singapore should now have a full voice in the planning of their own welfare. He was speaking at the inaugural185 words
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Article, Illustration184 1958-12-23 25 A little horse that has its very own motor car and a valet PUDDING ARRIVES TO ENTERTAIN KIDDIES SINGAPORE, Mon. Pudding, a veteran entertainer at five years old. has his own car and groom. Jamari bin Majid. Pudding, a Shetland pony, attended a birthday party about three months ago and184 words
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159 1958-12-23 25 Singapore through eyes of a tourist SINGAPORE, Mon.— A week's stay In Singapore has given Mr Fred Ambrose. 60. of Sydney. Australia, complete faith in the island's potential as a tourist centre. Mr. Ambrose —an eight-tim«\s-a.round-the-world traveller told the Strait? Times today that he had "heard so much about the159 words
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Advertisement94 1958-12-23 25 '< X Z X VODKA X*\=^^=^= here are three good ways VODKA Sim:-( \K RELSKA COCKTAIL I parts Relska Vodka {^J 5 lt aiian Vermont li i parts Cointreau Vsween parts lemon Juice 1 part French Vermouth Shake well with Ice (Dry) <v strain. Add large slice of orange. Dash94 words
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Advertisement169 1958-12-23 25 BANGKOK fly japan A air inn.i LINES Discover the friendly city ot temples and cncient traditions J.A.L. offers ycu, the oassenger. Uhmml on unbeatable combination ot J speed, comfort and unsurcc sed servic* mm Book lh.TLv.Qti MWf travel Aatnt m JAPAN AIR LINES Offices: sth Floor. American International Building, Robinson169 words
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Article, Illustration913 1958-12-23 26 A POET WITH A PURPOSE BEFORE I met Mrs. Margaret Leong I had a pre-conceived notion that poets were the most temperamental of writers who worked erratically, only when the spirit moved them. But Mrs. Leong debunked the theory she makes herself write as regularly913 words
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Advertisement224 1958-12-23 26 IHI ffa&to VnmSTMAS tOLLECTMO.X gifts of Sheer elegance I Aquamarine Talc in I delightfully dramatic I container I 1 t* Hi retillabic compoct R| f|§k\ -^nkw.*"*^^ JT7?~ /AmY I pB Aquamarine bath I powder complete wlllH^^k with beautiful large VsHm szc pu^ Futurama lipstick in H *U^ 'II I/i H224 words
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Advertisement365 1958-12-23 26 MOTHER... What to do When sore throat, stuffy nose, body aches and pains, hacking cough start you worrying about FLU! Stay calm your family needs this common sense \ieks Vapoßub treatment, that brings intensified medicatioi where relief is needed. It .s must Important- With influenza around— to treat a stuffy365 words
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Miscellaneous310 1958-12-23 26 Straits Times Crossword I aaV Baaß~TaaaT aaaa ■^p^] ACROSS orders in the street (6). 1. Sue and her boss rerriodelUa Here's the relation for me old conveyances (o. 5). the sport! (10 >. 8-2'^ b lck (4 9 May be got throush <10> 10. Subsequently reformed R A.K. U Progenitor310 words
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Article, Illustration7 1958-12-23 27 MULT I-MILLION DOLLAR INSTALLATION AT TANJONG PENJURU7 words
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Article, Illustration528 1958-12-23 27 "CALTEX" SPECIAL FEATURE companies Of Singannrp nnnlPri thpir rppore pooled tneir re sources to provide the best possible service to shipping through the Petroleum Board until it was dissolved early in 1946 when the oil companies began to528 words
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Advertisement440 1958-12-23 27 Those of us who depend uoon supplying ships with tne thousands of different things they need, owe a great deal to Caltex tor their part in encouraging ships to use Singapore. Caltex have provided refuelling facilities second to none for speed and efficiency. Tanjong Penjuru will be a great asset440 words
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Advertisement111 1958-12-23 28 C^^W |A NJO N v S^#%^i I 1 lit" JL I^-i^--- V6X I i 1 sJ^S— ~-i^r W T. Henley's submarine m {*J *^T m telephone, lighting and power cable and m-^S^ZZjm Pyrotenax Ltd. explosive-proof mineral W~~~~jP*^W insulated copper covered cable ufy or a" lighting installations Humetile Asbestos ff"~ ™"^^fl111 words
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Article, Illustration393 1958-12-23 29 Great contribution to Singapore t rom Page 1 1 proud at Tanjong lira. Two of the storage ika are the largest in ,u;ipore. and Malaya :al storage capacity of the .llation is 197.400 bar- > or 29.000 tons of Fuel I ;uid 56.000 barrels or ions of Diesel Oil. Day393 words
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Advertisement83 1958-12-23 29 fencing 4- road I— drainage i pump house office bldg. j J SEE THOE HIM 408 Ganges Avenue Singapore 3 Tel: ***** i gfy Two of the storage tanks we built for CALTEX (Asia) Ltd., at Tanjong Penjuru are the largest in Singapore or Malaya capable of storing 98,700 barrels83 words
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Advertisement43 1958-12-23 29 "CALTEX" FEATURE ■■I jy^^^g We erected both hose handling structures and fabricated one. We also made and installed the long tressel -way out to sea. another great asset to this centre of world trade. IK BROS 40A TANNERY LANE SINGAPORE, 13. PHONE 81-046.43 words
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Advertisement188 1958-12-23 29 The mooring and agent's launches which will be used at Tanjong Penjuru were built in Singapore by John I. Thornycroft Co. Ltd. They will speed the mooring and servicing of ships at this great new Singapore asset created by Caltex. JJBMlMillfilMMMMiil»mi y&* SHIP REPAIRERS, SHIP BOAT DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS, MARINE188 words
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813 1958-12-23 30 By Our Market Correspondent RUBBER which had been expected to quieten R with the approach of the Christmas holidays experienced a good turnover yesterday and shot up by over one cent as heavy Continental buying interest was reported in the market. information as813 words
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Article150 1958-12-23 30 January first grade rubber buyers fob closed In Singapore yesterday at 83 T cents per tb., up IN cents on Fridays closing price. The tone was very steady. Closing prices in cents per IT), yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot fob buyers 83 sellers 84' s; Int.150 words
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Article79 1958-12-23 30 Ships lyint; alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or rxpected today are: Oranje 1/2. Steel Rover 4/5. Moon 6A. City of Bedford 6/7, Trafalgar 8/9, Benvorllch 10/11 Bendonm 13/14. Sangola 15 16, Java 18. Mandowl 19/20 Scudal N. Wall 1, Sadao N Wall 2. Sumpltan N. Wail 3.79 words
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Article151 1958-12-23 30 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 32 7/8, O.D. 23. 90 d/st 33 3/16 credit bills, 33 5/16 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 a i, O.D. 31 7151 words
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Article94 1958-12-23 30 siiißapon- Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra quiet; UK/Continent December/ January $39 i buyers, $40 U sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $61.- sellers, drum $63 2 sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done, Muntok white $128, Sarawak $127, special Sarawak black $70 (all94 words
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Article14 1958-12-23 30 (up 50 cents) p u l EstimaU-d unn'i, offering 80 tons (lal14 words
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Article98 1958-12-23 30 melbouh:..- m INVESTMENT A 1 Stock Exchang again recorded an with many leader t >, n ]^*4 Ampol Petroleum ppi 4d. and Humes v. Mining shares reprises outnumbering Oil Search stronger oil I Commonwealth i., n ds steady tone. Loans 1)4% IS Baiut of N.S.V. Con. Zinc. Mount98 words
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Advertisement1060 1958-12-23 30 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT KLANG TOWN COUNCIL APPOINTMENT OF A TECHNICAL ASSISTANT APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens or State Nationals for appointment as Technical Assistant in the Town Engineer's Department of the Klang Town Council on a salary i scale of $419 x 14—545/562 x 18— 652 plus cost of living1,060 words
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Advertisement372 1958-12-23 30 NOTICES PENANG PORT COMMISSION NOTICE ANTICIPATED HEAVY TRAFFIC ON THE FERRY SERVICE The public is advised that heavy vehicular traffic may be anticipated on the Commission's ferry service during the Christmas and New Year period and particularly on Penang Race Days which are 25th and 27th December, 1958. and Ist372 words
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Advertisement22 1958-12-23 30 STOCK INDICES Malayan Share Markrt: Dec. 22 Dw. 20 Industrials: 90.17 89.96 Tins 89.06 89.09 Rubbers isi 105.61 106.07 Jan. 1 1958=10022 words
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Advertisement703 1958-12-23 30 "K LINE" Japan tfc USA Pacific/Atlantic Coast Service Spore P. Sham Penang ETA HK ETA Kofi"KMikiwa Mary" Ist call 8/11 Ja« 11 jm 12 Jin 2nd call 13/15 Jai 1S Jan 25 Jin v t,t "Moatim Mam Ist call 7/ I Fek 11/11 Fek 12 Fek 2i« call 13/14 Fek703 words
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Advertisement1483 1958-12-23 31 Tei:*4os MANSFIELD tfc CO., LTD. t«i i 4 ii :a hoes m Smsaaoie) (12 lim) THE BLUE FUNNEL LWE S SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW LONDON t CONTINENTAL PORTS (Via Saez witk liberty to pneeed via Paiaaa or Cape if GIM Hope) Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load1,483 words
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Advertisement1067 1958-12-23 31 EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARD SAILINGS FOR ADEN, PORT SAID, GENOA, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. BREMEN, HAMBURG. COPENHAGEN, GOTHEHBURG ANO OSLO Spore P. Sham Penang MEO" 1 G«.27/2I 25/21 Dec 27 DM "INDIA" 31/31 Die "BOM*"* 5 6 Jai 1/ I Jai 3/11 Jin "SIENA" 11/14 JM "ULANDIA"** 11/17 JM 11/11 JM1,067 words
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Advertisement1277 1958-12-23 31 Sik THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. 2»t, SINGAPORE (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) LINES SAILINGS TO ADEN, U.K. I CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. Sham Penang BENVORIICH for Hamburg, London. Rotterdam G.tl-11/23 Die 24/21 Doc 27/21 DM BENLOMOND for London, Rotterdam, 24,21 Dae Bremen, Hamburg 27 Dae/ 5 Jai Loodoi dinct1,277 words
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Advertisement1255 1958-12-23 31 McALISTER «3c CO., LTD. TEL: No. ***** ELLERMAN LIMES KLAVENESS LINE LONDON HAVRE ROTTERDAM LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURG HULL SEATTLE. VAHCOUYER i PORTIANO and for U.S.A.. North Atlantic Ports Aeceptiag cargo fir Cutral I Siutk and Canada via Colombo Anenca Cm OF DEOFORO SUNNYVILK S'pon P Sham Penang S1,255 words
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Article, Illustration195 1958-12-23 32 National Carbon chairman retires rnHE chairman of Na- tional Carbon (Eastern) Ltd., Singapore, Mr. E. L. Brisbin is retiring from the company at the end of the year after 37 years with the organisation. National Carbon (Eastern), which is a subsidiary of Union Carbide Corporation of America has been operating195 words
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338 1958-12-23 32 PRICES ARE 30 PER CENT CHEAPER MALAYA will import twenty five million tins of canned foodstuffs iU from China next year, despite the Peking Governments suspension of its exports to Singapore and the Federation. Local importers will buy these goods through their agents338 words
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Article, Illustration125 1958-12-23 32 STANLEY and Company, who have been established as leading importers of sports equipment in Penan; since 1930 have now opened up in new premises in Kuala Lumpur. The managing partner, Mr. K. Lai. had searched for a suitable shop (or four years before finding one125 words
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Article, Illustration238 1958-12-23 32 I>OUSTEAD and Co. Ltd. have been trading in Singapore for 130 years and according to the new Far Eastern chairman, Mr. W. Hannay, hope to do so for at least another century. Mr. Hannay, who has taken r- over from Mr. J. M Mason,238 words
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244 1958-12-23 32 AN aircraft which is claim, ed to be capable of reducing air fares by up to 50 per cent has been completed in England. Called the Vanguard, the airliner has been built by Vickers-Armstrongs (Aircraft) Ltd. of Surrey, and will make its first244 words
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Article, Illustration166 1958-12-23 32 Goodyear confident of its future in this country rOODYEAR Orient Sales Co. Ltd., OngaDor. confident of its future operations in J Mr. Lee Ming Tai. the newly appointed si nager said yesterday. "We have been operating for many years here and have become part of the community," said Mr. Lee,166 words
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Advertisement223 1958-12-23 32 FOUR SQUARE /£Ml?%\ Vintage Tobaccos t^ I hrouphoul the world ili«rrimi [Uf nating pipe smokers buy DobieI unmSQVUWLU Four Square. There are 6ve yw\ x *o»mx<js different blend? to suit every VACUUM PACKED IN 1 oz 2 oz. TINS RED 55 GREEN dLUE SS PURPLE SS YLLLOW Cuff Links '•frisi'/ementp^223 words
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Advertisement165 1958-12-23 32 Output drops Malaya produced 104.4 million bricks during the first nine months of this year, a drop of 6 million pieces compared with the corresponding period last year. Olivetti In the Lexikon all electric typewriter all the mechanical work is performed, not by the typist, but by an electric motor165 words
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Advertisement1688 1958-12-23 33 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 20 Word, tS (Min.)— Box S» ttt. txtrm. ORCHAKD ROAD behind Champion Motors, 256,000 sq.ft elevated land, freehold, for sale. Apply Credit Foncier. Tel. ***** NEW 2 STOREY TERRACE House at 102 Serangoon Garden Way, Spore. Please call personally at above between 5-7 pjn. any day.1,688 words
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Advertisement939 1958-12-23 33 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Wordt U (Min.)— Box S9 et,. txtra. EUROPEAN OWNED 'Riley' 2V4 I Litre 1951 with Radio $1,450/Fiat 1100' 1956 one owner cxc condition $3,400/- Tel: ***** Louis. FORD PREFECT Deluxe 1958 1 U.K. delivery only 4 months use Europe $4,200/-. Contact Kheng Mot..r:, 39 Kramat Road.939 words
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Advertisement534 1958-12-23 33 MISCELLANEOUS M Word, U (Min.)— Box SO ett. txtrm. PETUNIA Massage run by European Kian Thla Hotel, 81. Bencoolen Street, Telephone (Spore) ***** Room 6. Full Body Massage Guarantee. SALES SERVICE Outboard Motors. Lawn Mowers and Weighing Machines. Chop Kirn Seng Cheong, 103 Havelock Road. Singapore. Phone *****/***** CHANGED MY534 words
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Advertisement411 1958-12-23 33 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT Holiday— Chinese New Year's Day. Sunday, Bth February. 1959. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that vessels alongside the Boards wharves and working before 11.00 am. on Saturday. 7th February 1959 will be worked after 11.00 a.m. on that day without extra charge provided they411 words
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Advertisement262 1958-12-23 33 NOTICES NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE PAWNBROKERS LICENSING BOARD It Is hereby notified for general information that the Pawnbrokers Licensing Board will meet on Tuesday. 30th December, 1958, at the Department of Information Services Conference Room, Assembly House. Singapore, at 3.00 p.m.. to consider (a) applications for licences to conduct262 words
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Advertisement356 1958-12-23 33 NOTICE BERJUNTAI TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malay m) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an interim dividend, the thirtieth, of sixpence (6d.) per share, less income tax at the rate of forty per cent, has been declared due and payable to shareholders on the register at the356 words
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217 1958-12-23 34 EPSOM JEEP - DOLLAR FACTORY DOES BEST 3f GALLOP EPSOM JEEP By PENANG, Mon. Penang trainer Jimmy Martina horses dominated this mornings gallops on a hard track, but the best workout was by Dollar Factory who clocked 39 for 3f on the bit The pick of Martin's horses was Theatre HI (Bert;) who217 words
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264 1958-12-23 34 S'pore likely to be venue of 1st Asian tournament PENANG, Monday. =T*HE first Asian Badminton Confederation chamE* pionships to be held biennially will probably be splayed in Singapore at the end of 1959. The venue |will be changed after every tournament. S Malayan Prime Minister STengku Abdul Rahman has Sagreed264 words
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Article374 1958-12-23 34 GUSN CHIT THYE - GUSN CHIT THYE JMM DECIDES TO SEND TEH AND LtH TO COMPETE IN UK PASSAGES OF THE MALAYANS WILL BE PAID IN FULL By Penang, Monday 'PHK Badminton Asso- ciation of Malaya has decided to accept Mr. David Bloomer's invitation to send Thomas Cup players Teh374 words
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167 1958-12-23 34 Heah discloses tentative list of Cup trainees training programme would be launched on a panMalayan basis in April to scout for talent for the next Thomas Cup competition. Training will be held in Singapore. On the "tentative list" of players to be invited for training are: Lee Kam Hon. Chee167 words
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Article227 1958-12-23 34 KEN FERNANDEZ - FM AAU may set standards KEN FERNANDEZ OFFICIALS AGREE THAT IT IS A SPLENDID IDEA By Kuala Lumpur. Monday THE Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union x may set qualifying standards for athletes in the Federation next year. F.M.A.A.U. secretary CyriJ Stork said today he would propose the adoption of227 words
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97 1958-12-23 34 Teachers will play in Div. One next year SINGAPORE, Mon— Singapore Teachers Training College will play in the first division of the Singapore Hockey Association league next year. Their only rivals for this year's second division title. Prisons stumbled in their deciding match against Police which ended in a scoreless97 words
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Article44 1958-12-23 34 IPOH, Mon.— The touring Singapore Teachers Union team beat Kinta Indians Association 5-0 in a badminton match here last night. On Saturday night, the visitors beat Sime Darby Party, the Business Houses champions of Kuala Lumpur, 4-1 at Kuala Lumpur.44 words
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Article141 1958-12-23 34 'THE BLACK PANTHER' IS DEAD NEW YORK, Mon.—Har- ry Wills, the famed "Black Panther" who tried vainly from lit.'ii to 1926 to get a crack at Jack Dempsey for the world heavyweight title, died last night as perhaps i the most famous "un- crowned champion" in the 1 history ofUPI - 141 words
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Article146 1958-12-23 34 SINGAPORE. Mon. The rugger team of 75 Squadron R.N.Z.AF. gave their best display this season to swamp Singapore Cricket Club "A" by 40 points (eight goals) to five (goal) In their rugger match on the padang today. With a pack that won most ol the set146 words
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Article27 1958-12-23 34 KARACHI, Mon. Danish tennis star. Torben Ulrich, beat Robert Haillet of France, 6-4, 1-6, 6-4, to win the Pakistan national tennis singles title yesterday. U.P.I.UPI - 27 words
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86 1958-12-23 34 SYDNEY. Mon.— The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia— the body which is feuding with Jack Kramer, the American professional tennis promoter— was forced to cancel a round-robin tournament here yesterday because of lack of support. The third days play was called off after onlyReuter - 86 words
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314 1958-12-23 34 PROTEST OVER UMPIRE? MAY: NO COMMENT MRNVR win final 5-2 SINGAPORE. Mon.-^ yan Royal N;iv; Reserves won t. Armed Forces Soccrr c plonsnip whin they headquarters RASC 5— Thomson Foari Basri (2». Ithin oso Lim Tiane; Lye and S*J" Ali scored for MRN soff and Bgt. RASC. A DELAIDE, Mon.—Reuter - 314 words
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Article83 1958-12-23 34 ADELAIDE. Mon— Willie Watson, the Leicestershire batsman, is given another opportunity to establish himself before the second Test by being Included In the M.C.C. side for the game against South Australia here which starts on Wednesday. In the absence of Peter May, who Is resting himself,Reuter - 83 words
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Article18 1958-12-23 34 IPOH, Mon. K4nta Indian Association beat Singapore Teachers Union 6-2 In a hockey match here today18 words
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Article180 1958-12-23 34 Aussies want fights here SINGAPORE. Mon international bo: ing contest Singapore and lia will be held in Sir gapore early i Mr. Bertie Dvi was re-electeci secretary of SAB 15th year, disci.,. the association.-, a rr general mectl: SYSC today He said the were anxious to I Singapore team when180 words
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228 1958-12-23 34 EPSOM JEEP'S TEN-TO-FOLLOH IPOH. Mon. My Ten-to-Follow at the Penang Turf Club Christmas-New Year meeting are: WIDE SCREEN II: Smart over s if; won twice over the Kuala Lumpur 5Jf in fast times; showed a return to form at Bukit Timan when third228 words
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Advertisement175 1958-12-23 34 WANTED 20 Words $5 (Min.)— Box 50 rts. exlrn. WANTED GOOD SET used polf sticks Phone ***** Singapore HIRE PURCHASE I 20 Words $5 (Min.)— Box 5» ets. extra. KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS— many models on easy straight payments. Nachlappa Bras; 56 Serangoon Road. 10 Collyer Quay, 962 Geylang Road. 5-7 Bukit175 words
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Advertisement157 1958-12-23 34 DOGS. PETS. ETC 20 WordM SS (lUim.)-Box it cts extra ALSATIAN PUPPIES five months old. Partly trained further training arranged two black/Tan dogs one jet-black ***** perfect X'mas present Rattray 25 Palm Grove Avenue near Flower Road. STr" AMHATIIS, MASSAGE, ETC. 20 Words $5 (Min.)— Box SO cts. extra. RELAX157 words
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Advertisement17 1958-12-23 34 HW I) Mil fill Write tor illustrated folder to Sole Agcn'" MONTOR LTD., P.O. Box 393, Singcpo'^17 words
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Miscellaneous24 1958-12-23 34 RUGGER: S.C.C. v H.M.A.S Quiberon, padang. VOLLEY BALL: Chung Hwa Cup Lim Hup Choon v King Yue; Hai Hwa v Keppel, both at S.Y.S.C.24 words
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