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Title Section19 1959-03-21 1 AVERAGE »AILY CERTIFIED SALE EXfEEPS 80,000 The Straits Times tstd. 184* 4 2 SATURDAY, MARCH 21. 1959. 15 CENTS19 words
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Article327 1959-03-21 1 •4-DICIT' BOOKMAKERS SUSPEND BUSINESS Only a small group will continue operations today Leave sought for ruling from the Privy Council SINGAPORE, Friday. MOST bookmakers in Singapore have suspended business pending a further appeal in the case of the four-digit lottery. A Court of Appeal last week ruled327 words
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Article178 1959-03-21 1 SEATS PACT BY SELANGOR ALLIANCE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. gELAXGOR Alliance, after a three-hour meeting here, tonight decided that the allocation of constituencies for the state elections should be UMNO 14, MCA 10 and MIC four. Ii Alliance spokesi tonight said that a ple t c agreement reached among the partners178 words
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84 1959-03-21 1 5 thugs with revolver and daggers rob temple SINGAPORE, Fri. Five thugs, one armed with a revolver and four with knives, broke into a Chinese temple in Alexandra Road at lunch-time today and got away with $1,100 cash, belonging to four nuns. Police said tonight that the robbers tied, blindfolded84 words
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410 1959-03-21 1 Council may turn down that demand by Hamid SINGAPORE, Friday. INHERE is now a strong possibility that the City Council will reject the demand by Dato Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing, lor a verbatim report of its March 13 meeting. Reason: The Council410 words
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121 1959-03-21 1 BLADES SAYS BRAVO TO DECOYS IN GANGLAND SINGAPORE. Fri. The Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. E. G. Blades, visited Mount Venum today and congratulated 45 Rerserve Unit men who act as deco>s in gang-infested areas. Mr. Blades told the special squad that by undertakingdangerous nightly missions they had helped the121 words
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Article31 1959-03-21 1 LONDON, Fri. Mr. Morgan Phillips, the general secretary of the British Labour Party, yesterday confirmed reports that he plans to stand for election as a Member of Parliament.31 words
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Article, Illustration170 1959-03-21 1 GOING TO A 'STRANGE PLACE' TO LEARN WUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Chinese housewife left here last night with her soldier husband "to learn English and make friends" in Britain. She Is Hui Yin Peng. 24. non English speaking Hong Kong-born wife of Cpi. Ip Kwong Lav, the >tty Chixv.se member170 words
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203 1959-03-21 1 Talks on polls 'fair play 9 team soon SINGAPORE, Fri The Chief Secretary, Mr. E. B. David, is expected to meet leaders of all political parties early next week to discu&s the powers ana scope of thf proposed all-party liaison committee to ensure fair play in the general election. The203 words
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Article, Illustration209 1959-03-21 1 ASSEMBLYMAN TAN RESIGNS FROM PARTY SINGAPORE, Friday. SINGAPORE Assemblyman for Tiong Bahru, Mr. William Tan, has resigned from the Liberal Socialist Party over differences of opinion with the party's central council. In a letter to the secretaryI general, Mr. E. K. Tan, yesterday he said he was sorry to leave209 words
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Article71 1959-03-21 1 JAKARTA. Fri. A man accused of robbery told the judge in the Jakarta district court: "I confess I have robbed many times but it was all for the sake of our struggle to fr*e West New Guinea." The judge told him: "What a fool the policemanReuter - 71 words
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Article47 1959-03-21 1 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A cyclist. Low Heng Boon, 20. was injured tonight when three men, on bicycles, overtook him at Mergui Road, off Rangoon Road, and stabbed him in the back. He has been admitted to the General Hospital in a serious condition.47 words
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Article23 1959-03-21 1 SAIGON. Frl. H.M.B. Cardigan Bay. an anti-sub frigate based in Singapore, is to visit Saigon on a threeday goodwill visit. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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316 1959-03-21 1 LOW SIEW THIAM - Enough for the menu: All home produce LOW SIEW THIAM By SINGAPORE, Fri. SINGAPORE'S farmers have performed a "miracle in industry" by producing a nearly complete "home made menu" for the island's 300,000 .families, says the Rural News. According to the Government Journal, the small group of 35,000 farmers and316 words
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Article164 1959-03-21 1 Ike and Mac visit Dulles ILTASHINGTON. Fri. President Eisenhower and the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan. held a hospital-room conference with the U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles today before departing for their talks at secluded Camp David, Maryland. The two leaders stopped at Walter Reed ArmyUPI - 164 words
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Article58 1959-03-21 1 BADMINTON LATEST Men's doubles (third round): 11. Bonn and J. Hammer:;.i.irtl H.uim n (Denmark) beat <>on (hong Tcik am' Oon C houg Jin 15-7. i:>-ll Rtutir. (Sec Yx'ii 11) POLICE RUSH TO QUELL FICHT SINGAPORE. Sut—Police with rifles rushed to quell fightim; which broke out near Malayan Textile58 words
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Article22 1959-03-21 1 LONDON. Fri. The Sultan of Brunei arrived here by air this morning for constitutional talks with th* British Government. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Advertisement79 1959-03-21 1 m drink more fresh milk J^^MBfc Admiral W Z 6 2 ea f <&A REFRIGERATOR Full-width freezer a I chest and drawer j which chills and |g5 S maintains frozen I—---— l^ Sy' food indefinitely. Unlimited choice of wide range cold con- j trol settings. Door shelves for j butter,79 words
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Advertisement25 1959-03-21 1 SERVE IT Wr^J HOT OR COLD garnish as you please or mix it with tomato soup or add shrimp or grated cheese CROSSE B LACKWELL25 words
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Article, Illustration638 1959-03-21 2 CHAMBER CHAIRMAN: FEDERATION OFFERS GREATER SCOPE SINGAPORE, Friday JME result of the elections ma y affect Singapore's social and economic position to a great degree, Mr. A. \Y. Scott, chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, told the annual meeting today.638 words
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344 1959-03-21 2 ...And trade takes knock of $468m. HECBSSIOtf AND DEPRESSION BUN RIGHT THROUGH THE MEPORT continued to be burdened by the $10 a bottle imposition. SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD: Cargo (including coal, fuel and vegetable oils) handled over the board's wharves during the year amounted to 5,549.603 tons a decrease of 36.802344 words
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Article17 1959-03-21 2 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. Tan Hoon 81ang has been elected president of the Malayan Orchid Society.17 words
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Article80 1959-03-21 2 Goodwill students off to Jakarta SINGAPORE. Fri.— Nineteen University of Malaya students left Singapore for Jakarta in the Tjiluwah this evening. This combined study and goodwill tour of Java and Bali is the first organised by the university's archaeological society The party, including nine girls, will be away for three80 words
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Article27 1959-03-21 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. Shaw Brothers are screening free films for schoolchildren at five theatres in Singapore on March 31. at 9 am. on Children's Day-27 words
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Article116 1959-03-21 2 SINGAPORE, Friday. IAPANESE textile exports to the Singapore mar- ket increased by a spectacular 75 million sq. yds. in 1958, says the annual report of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce. This brought her total sales to 200 million sq. yd. to make her again116 words
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Article111 1959-03-21 2 GREETING CARDS PUSH RED 'LINE' JESSELTON. Fri.— Belated Chinese New Year cards with propaganda messages from China have been received by a number of business organisations here. The messages, said to have been sent by the "Lung Ngam Returned Overseas Association", lauds the success of the peoples' communes, the "liberation111 words
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Article35 1959-03-21 2 KUALA TRENGGANU. Fri. The Kuala Trengganu branch of UMNO will hold a three-day fun fair at Padang Jalan Batas Bharu here beginning on April 14 in aid of the branch's election fund35 words
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Miscellaneous28 1959-03-21 2 THE GAMBOLS Barry Appleby POOCUTTLC PEUOW-ME<s\ ITS V/6BV EXPENSIVE -BUT OMLV SOT THAT OLD TIN J ME MUST UA/e fiO*er«lNS/ TO PLAY WITU; TO PLAY WITU i ~T*^f-28 words
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231 1959-03-21 3 Rl planes hit rebels in North Celebes JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian Air Force announced last night that it had launched rocket and strafing attacks against rebel concentrations and a rebel radio station in North Celebes. The announcement said non-stop air operations had been conducted against the rebels between March 4Reuter - 231 words
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Article46 1959-03-21 3 JAKARTA. Fri. Police have arrested 68 people in Medan on charges of being involved of selling forged high school diplomas. Head of police criminal investigation department in north Sumatra Mr. Hugeng, said the forged diplomas were sold at about $600 each. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article20 1959-03-21 3 NICOSIA, FrL Seven busloads of Eoka guerrillas arrived here from their mountain hideouts in Cyprus tolay. Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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365 1959-03-21 3 COMMONS APPROVE THE NEW PLAN FOR CYPRUS LONDON, Friday. THE House of Commons last night approved, without a vote, the An-glo-Greek-Turkish agreement giving independence to Cyprus. It rejected a Labour Opposition motion seeking to criticise the government's Cyprus policy since 1954, and365 words
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170 1959-03-21 3 A coloured man, so '4O per cent business lost' BRISTOL, Fri. Bristol Trades Council was told last night that when a coloured man was put on a milk delivery round, 40 per cent of the business was lost and he had to be taken off the job. This incident wasReuter - 170 words
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171 1959-03-21 3 BERLIN, Friday. t^AST German Communist leader Walter Ul- bricht in a speech released today said if the Soviet Union signs a separate peace treaty with East Germany it will be valid for the whole country. He said the East wants a peace treatyUPI - 171 words
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69 1959-03-21 3 SERVANTS ON STRIKE: WE ARE TREATED LIKE CATTLE NEW DELHI, Fri. More than 5,000 domestic servants staged a one-day strike and demonstration yesterday. They are, they say, oppress-* ed by "corrupted and dehumanised employers." "Our conditions are no better than cattle," the servants said in their demonstration before Parliament They69 words
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294 1959-03-21 3 In brief... Ukraine sets off bombs for freedom VIENNA, Fri. Pat- riots recently demonstrated openly for an independent Carpa-tho-Urainian republic by setting off explosives in the streets of three Ukrainian cities, west crn intelligence sources reported today. The reports said several people were Injured in the explosions which caused a294 words
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Article85 1959-03-21 3 LONDON. Frt The Times, which often carries advertisements beginning, "titled owner wishes to dispose of car," today had an advertisement saying: "Titled motor car wishes to dispose of owner." The car, a 1958 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud owned by comedian Peter Sellers, said it was "ratherReuter - 85 words
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Article302 1959-03-21 3 I ONDON, Prl. London stock markets ended a very satisfactory week on a cheerful note today. Sentiment was helped by the Harrow by-election result, the latest sterling relaxations and the repayment of $200 million off the International Monetary Fund drawing. There was a further advance in giltedged securities302 words
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Article37 1959-03-21 3 LONDON, Prt. Spot 26% d. April 26% d., M*y 2654 d.. June 26-« id.. July-Bfpt. 2«% d., Oct-Dec. 267V,d.. Jan-March 2«% d., March c.i.f. unque'ed. April cXf. 26 4d May c.l.f. 26« id. Tbne: About steady.37 words
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Article23 1959-03-21 3 LONDON. Frt Buyers £781. srllers £781 H." Forward buyers £784 'i. sellers £785. Settlement £782. Turnover a.m. 70 tons p.m. 55 tons.23 words
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Article196 1959-03-21 3 30,000 GO TO RHODESIA POLLS USAKA, Fri. —Police lJ stood by at polling booths as crowds of Europeans, Africans, and Asians went briskly to the polls today to cast their votes in the Northern Rhode sian general elections. Scores of police reservists also patrolled the streets while the regular policeReuter - 196 words
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Article53 1959-03-21 3 BOMBAY, Fri. Bombay harbour was completely paralysed today as dockers stayed away from work to observe the first anniversary of the death of Mr. P. Demeilo, general secretary of the Port and Dock Workers' Federation. Mr. Demeilo died in Calcutta while attending a meetIng of the federationReuter - 53 words
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Article35 1959-03-21 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. An Atlas intercontinental missile fired from Cape Canaveral. Florida, developed trouble and went only 700 miles of its full range of some 5.000 miles, the air force announced yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Advertisement385 1959-03-21 3 IJ% STOP THAT Mv *M £TOMACn ...WITH THE LATEST JAPANESE DISCOVERY WEISEN T«.i.» A NEW THERAPY FOR PEPTIC P) AND DUODENAL ULCERS (grr Normol treatmenl of gastric ZT~ N r*'*'*) and duodenal ulcers is by £^k /C~' J neutralising the excess acid. >t "*'i but it has been found that385 words
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396 1959-03-21 4 Bogus inspector checked hotel register— allegation in court PROSECUTION: HE JOTTED DETAILS, THEN WENT TO TWO MEN FOR MONEY SINGAPORE, Friday. POSING as a police inspector, a man "checked" a hotel register and later demanded money from two men who had stayed at the hotel, the prosecution in a Singapore396 words
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Article40 1959-03-21 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Musical Society will hold "its fifth annual pianoforte competition at the Cultural Centre theatre on Monday and Tuesday. There will be two sessions on each day. beginning at 5.15 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.40 words
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432 1959-03-21 4 SINGAPORE, Friday A CLERK told a Judge "today that after three i men had robbed him of his money and wrist watch in a dark lane, they gave him two dollars for his "bus fare." The clerk, Chan Fan Wan,432 words
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204 1959-03-21 4 ROBBERS ON PROWL: FOUR HOLD-UPS REPORTED IN A DAY SINGAPORE, Friday. I>ANDS of robbers are on the prowl in Singapore and they do not hesitate to use violence. Police today gave details of four hold-ups yesterday in different parts of the island. At 8.30 p.m., two men hired a trisha204 words
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Article42 1959-03-21 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Eight leading surveyors from Hawaii, Japan and the United States will arrive in Singapore on Thursaay for a panPacific appraisal and real estate conference organised by the Malayan branch of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.42 words
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84 1959-03-21 4 Despite the protests, it is Jalan Kuda SINGAPORE, Fri. Despite, the protests of some residents, one of the roads in the Malay Settlement, off Changi Road, is to be named Jalan Kuda (horse) after all. Objections were raised be. cause it was felt that the name implied that those living84 words
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Article33 1959-03-21 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.—Twentyflve members of the Agricultural Workers Mutual Aid General Society of Ponggol were today taken on a tour by the Department of Information Services as part of a civics course.33 words
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Article27 1959-03-21 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Rural Board coilc/rd $1,200.--000 more revenue in 1958 than was estimated. The revenue collected was $5,597,004 against $4,390,000 for the year.27 words
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211 1959-03-21 4 DEATH LEAP BEFORE WEDDING FEAST FOR HER SISTER SINGAPORE. Fri. A 25 year-old woman, a former mental hospital inmate, jumped 60 feet to her death shortly after she was missed at her elder sister's wedding feast, a coroner's court was told today. Chew Swee Lee died after a fall from211 words
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Miscellaneous716 1959-03-21 4 Singapore diary... SUPERVISORY AND MANAGE- 2.30 p.m., student members' meetvii NT TRAINING ASSOCIA- Ing 4 p.m., lecture on youth (In riON: Anniversary dinner at the Chinese) 7.30 p.m. :hlnese Swimming Club, 7.45 p.m. WESLEY MYF: Bible studies INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY and discussion at Wesley Hall. 5 MOVEMENT Free film show at716 words
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331 1959-03-21 5 Why non-Malay councillors don't work so hard: Tengku ALOR STAR, Friday. THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here today he agreed that Chinese and Indian councillors did not work as hard as their Malay colleagues. The reason, he told a predominantly Malay crowd of 1,000, was that Chinese and331 words
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200 1959-03-21 5 'HAVE YOUR BABY FIRST' WIFE WITH GRIEVANCE IS TOLD SINGAPORE, Fri. An estranged wife, expecting her first baby in June, was advised in the Shari'ah Court today that now was not the right time for herto proceed with a complaint against her husband. Tuan Tana Suhaimi. the court president, told200 words
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Article53 1959-03-21 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Australian Minister for External Affairs. Mr. Richard Casey, will make a brief stop here on Sunday on his way to Korea and Japan for a twoweek official visit. He will return to Singapore on April 2 on his way home and will stay53 words
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Article25 1959-03-21 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A paved footpath is to be constructed this year along Changi Road from the Guardroom to Changi village for about $6,000.25 words
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Article, Illustration217 1959-03-21 5 ESME BAPTISTA - FLYING FRENCHMAN HAS A TASTE FOR ADVENTURE ESME BAPTISTA By Singapore, Friday MR. ROBERT J. GODET, a well-known French author and ace photographer is not just satisfied writing books or taking pictures. He wants adventure hence his arrival here today in a single-engine plane which he piloted himself. Mr. Godet217 words
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Article24 1959-03-21 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. People in Kranji Road will have electricity this year it was stated at Bukit Panjang Rural District Committee meeting.24 words
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160 1959-03-21 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. No. 205 Squadron of the Royal Air Force was presented with its standard at RAF Changi today. Inscribed on the standard were the squadron's battle honours of the Western Front. Amiens, the Somme and the Hindenburg Line, won in the First World160 words
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Article59 1959-03-21 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Twenty people were killed in road accidents here last month, an. increase of five deaths compared with January Non-fatal accidents showed a slight drop, with a total of 2,144 collisions against 2,261 accidents in January. A total of 421 people were injured last month.59 words
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498 1959-03-21 5 Govt. favours port-railway separation ...WHEN 3 BERTHS ARE READY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. "pHE Government is in favour of eventually separating Port Swettenham from the Malayan Railway administration and making it independent and financially autonomous. It said in a statement today that the target date for this separation should be when498 words
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Article91 1959-03-21 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. rpHE Ministry of Education has rejected a demand that Chinese primary schoolteachers with 10 years' experience but without the Senior Middle scale. The demand was made last month by the Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union. The Ministry's decision was made known to three leaders91 words
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97 1959-03-21 5 QINGAPORE, Fri. Four huge wooden crates in the Japan Air Lines traffic office at the Singapore Airport drew many curious visitors today. Reason: The boxes contained wedding gifts for Prince Akihito and his bride. The sender: President Soekarno of Indonesia. The Very Important97 words
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Article57 1959-03-21 5 SINGAPORE, Frt. Prof. Marshall Stone of the University of Chicago, gave a lecture on "Order and chaos in mathematics" to the Malayan Mathematical Society at the University of Malaya in Cluny Road today. Prof. Stone was earlier elected an honorary member of the society. He57 words
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Article20 1959-03-21 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. A total of 2,855 driving tests were held here last month; 59 per cent L-drivers failed.20 words
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Advertisement141 1959-03-21 5 FEATURING THE FAMOUS "NO -DISROBING SLIM-GLORI" SYSTEM ANNOUNCING THE OPENING of FIGURAMA SLENDERIZING at ROBINSON'S LADIES HAIR DRESSING SALON ROBINSON CO., LTD., 2ND FLOOR, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. FEATURING THE FAMOUS MONTY MACLEVY PROFESSIONAL NON DISROBING MASSAGE TABLE. Now you can enjoy the stimulating benefits of mechanical massoge without disrobing, right141 words
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Obituary46 1959-03-21 6 2t Word, Sit (Minimum). KATE BRASH on 19th March 1959 at Perth, Western Australia, after a long period of illness. MRS. CHELLAM THAMBV PIIJ.AI. irother of T. Nadarajah, Waterworks Dept.. K.L., died yesterday at Scott Road. K.L. Crema- lion today at 5 p.m. at Loke46 words
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Article134 1959-03-21 6 2t Words Sit (Minimum). MRS. M. BOLTER thanks all friends for their letters of condolence .md also for the assistance rendered and attendance at the I funeral of the late Mr. Henry Bolter MR G. UTTAMRAM cot. < hi* thanks to all relatives and friends who sent messages of134 words
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Obituary112 1959-03-21 6 2t Words Sit (Minimum). IN CHERISHED MEMORY of Madam Voo Khon Yung who died on 21.3.5*. Forever Remembered By Her Loving Husband and Sons. HOLLANDS. REGINALD LEWIS (F. Lt. Air Ministry Civil Commission) died very suddeny on 22nd March 1957 at his home 54 Lloyd Leas, Singapore 17.112 words
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676 1959-03-21 6 Saturday, March 21, 1959. Outlook For Trade Criticism of Singapore's new economic and trade policy has been voiced by spokesmen of commerce before, but the comments of the chairman of the Singapore Chamber are much to the point and the criticism certainly bears repetition. There is otherwise so little I676 words
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Article271 1959-03-21 6 The people of Queenstown have formed a Good Citizens' Committee one of whose aims will be to combat secret society gangsterism. This is not the first committee of this kind. A similar committee was set up last year at Yio Chu Kang, but little has been heard of271 words
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Article206 1959-03-21 6 The tributes paid in the Singapore Legislative Assembly to the Speaker, Sir George Oehlers, were not the formal offerings that usually mark the end of the life of a legislature. When the Chief Minister acknowledged the indebtedness of the House for the "calm, unbiassed and skilful manner" in206 words
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Article, Illustration110 1959-03-21 6 FIFTY YEARS AGO (From the Straits Times of March 18. 1909). THE recent rains in Pahang surpass any. thinf that can be re. called by the oldest resident of the eastern State. PRESIDENT TAFT was inaugurated at Wash, ington amidst a snow, storm. •pROPRIETORY Planter" I writes that intending rubber110 words
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Article1286 1959-03-21 6 CYIVICUS - CYIVICUS by TRIBUTES to colonial officials by the People's Action Party are rare, and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's handsome testimonial in the Assembly debate was unprecedented. He gave the Governor credit for saving P.A.P. from extinction. Mr- Lee also made it pretty clear that he puts1,286 words
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Article, Illustration10 1959-03-21 6 WEEK END STUDY PHOTO BUG Photo by K. S. Kong10 words
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Advertisement61 1959-03-21 6 "Bye! Don't forget to wear your Viyella!' Have a wonderful time! And you can forget climate changes and chills Just wear your Viyella! Viyella ay sisa IF IT SHRINKS WE REPLACE {M l OyoVUa I it mh^ mm4m ay ikr mmkon of fiyrllrn'mmd km, Ikr turn* gmmmnlrt SOOTHING RELIEF Vbom61 words
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Article308 1959-03-21 7 SINGAPORE, Friday OWNERS WANT LAND FOR BIG HOUSING ESTATE-THERE ARE 260 HUTS IN THE AREA MORE than 4,000 people living in about 260 huts in So ma pah Estate at the 6th mile, Upper Serangoon Road, are faced with eviction. Mr. Eric Wee, president of the308 words
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Article157 1959-03-21 7 BINGAPORE. Fri. A man lost his wallet with $15* at the races here, recovered the money and then lost it on the hones. Be Soon Kwee said this in evidence against Liew Leun Kwah. charged with stealing $150 from him at the Turf Club157 words
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Article, Illustration178 1959-03-21 7 Father of 17 children believes in family planning MR. PENNYPACKER' CALLS FOR GREATER SELF-CONTROL KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Mr. Chung Ah San, 65 year old father of 17, is all for family planning. But Kuala Lumpur's "remarkable Mr. Pennypacker" told the Straits Times: "By family planning, I don't mean the 'crude'178 words
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Article75 1959-03-21 7 HOW FLYING CLUB SAVED $50,000 SINGAPORE, Fri. The services of honorary instructors at the Royal Singapore Flying Club has made it possible to keep flying within the reach of the public, the club captain. Mr. AF.W. Andren, said today. -Mr. Andren, who was speaking at the club's annual meeting, said75 words
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164 1959-03-21 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. SUBORDINATE staff of the City Council came out today in support of Mr. Ong Eng Guan's decision to oppose free holiday passages for local senior officers. The recommendation that local senior officers be given overseas leave was made by the Whitley164 words
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Article78 1959-03-21 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Chan Yonp Kwang. a carpenter, who sued Mansor bin Musajan. a City Council lorry driver, and the City Council, for damages for personal injuries suffered as a result of an accident in Ounearn Road on July 22, 1957, lost his claim in the High78 words
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Article35 1959-03-21 7 SINGAPORE, Fri Mr. T.E. Orpin has been appointed the BOAC sales manager for the Eastern route in succession to Mr. MA. Snowball, who is now the airline's assistant general manager in South America.35 words
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117 1959-03-21 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. A City Councillor, Mrs. F. Leon-Son, has been told by the Governor, Sir William Goode, that her petition for a public inquiry into the working of the Singapore Improvement Trust has been referred to the Ministry for Local Government. Lands and117 words
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254 1959-03-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The retiring president of the Malayan Estate Owners Association, Mr. Leong Hoe Yeng. today urged the Federation Government to reduce* the company tax to attract capital for opening secondary industries. Such a step would also create "greater vigour and incentive" for254 words
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267 1959-03-21 7 ROBBERS CAME AS HE FIRED HIS CRACKERS, MAN ALLEGES SINGAPORE, Fri. Ai hotel-keeper was firing crackers to welcome the Chinese New Year when seven men who turned out to be robbers entered his hotel. Chia Cheng Kirn. of Bin Kiaw Hotel, alleged this today at a preliminary inquiry into a267 words
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Article25 1959-03-21 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Justice Smith, acting Chief Justice in Sarawak arrived here yesterday on his way back after three months' leave in England.25 words
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631 1959-03-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. OHAFII bin Shahid, one of the two men claiming ownership of a $125,000 prizewinning lottery ticket, told the Supreme Court at the continued hearing of the case today that a police inspector called him "a thief, beggar and bloody631 words
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Advertisement344 1959-03-21 7 BUT TRAVEL IS EASIER THROUGH COOKS Whether it's a Local Singapore Excursion, a Cherry Blossom Trip to Japan, a Cape-to-Cairo tour, a Sea or Air Journey, a Winter Cruise, or a Trip Around The World, we are at your service. We show you routes and fares, make all reservations, and344 words
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Advertisement408 1959-03-21 7 YOU RISK LOSING ALL YOUR TEETH unless you take care of your gums If your giims become infected, i i-ven perfect teeth are bound JF it, o suffer. W '.'hat means you could lose all j V'Bf^ your teeth before you are very much older. To avoid this you ,^«»«s«-4408 words
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Letter266 1959-03-21 8 ROLE OF HEALTHY OPPOSITION rOUGH Wan Faridah (S.T. March 11) has related some interesting facts. I still disagree with her views regarding the role of an opposition My chief aim is net to defend the P.P.P. s stand on muUi-linjjual-ism but to question Wan Faridah s general thesis. She says266 words
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Letter37 1959-03-21 8 LIGHTING AND TOURISM rE Government has set up a Department of Tourism but has not installed street lights on the way to Paya Lebar Airport. Would the authorities please consider the advisability of doing so? A.B.C. Singapore.37 words
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368 1959-03-21 8 BCG: ADVANTAGES OUTWEIGH DISADVANTAGES IN the Straits Times of Mar. 17, it was reported that S.A.T.A.'s chief was of the opinion that disadvantages of widespread B.C.G. administration would outweigh the advantages. If limited application of B.C.G. on contacts of tuberculosis is recommended and employed in SATA, one fails to understand368 words
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297 1959-03-21 8 TEACHING MALAY IN CHINESE SCHOOLS IN your editorial (S.T. Mar. 17;, on teaching of Malay in Chinese schools you state that "A Malay teacher is at a disadvantage in instructing Chinese students unless he has some understanding of Chinese as well." You appear to believe that Malay words and sentences297 words
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Letter102 1959-03-21 8 II7HITE ants and the ▼f Mayor of Singapore do not like oil paintings of former presidents of the City Council. The portraits will not be in danger from white ants. It would be a most interesting point to see who is likely to buy the canvases at an102 words
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Letter60 1959-03-21 8 THE FUND AND MR. THOMAS rpHE principal theme of X Mr. Francis Thomas' statement is that if he had made public the receipt of funds from abroad by the Labour Front the government would have fallen. This does not answer the question why he continued to remain in office In60 words
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Letter86 1959-03-21 8 "CKJR the last few months r people living in the area of the 4y 2 -sVfe mile Pasir Panjang have been pestered by millions of flies. They dive into our food and drinks, and at night crawl into our noses and ears. Will the Health Inspectors of the86 words
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289 1959-03-21 8 Awful record of hate and intimidation AS apparently others have done. I have read the pass list of students in the recent examinations, and have wondered just what types of jobs are in fact going to be available to them. Whilst reading the paper my eyes wandered to another item289 words
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130 1959-03-21 8 AS a first year student of the Teachers' Trainine 'College Singapore. I regret to point out that the attitude of some of the lecturers towards the students is lamentable. Apart from being inconsiderate and unsympathetic they treat us like kids. Surely, we need130 words
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Letter153 1959-03-21 8 IJK>R those of your readers ■F who would like to know more of Dr. Wu Llen-teh's work in combatting plague than was given In a recent MM article and by Mr. Klnsey in the Sunday Times. I invite them to read the doctor's contribution "Modern Medicine153 words
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Article255 1959-03-21 8 mHE Birthday centenary 1 of India's great poet, the late Rabindranath Tagore, will be celebrated in a big way in May 1961 in India and abroad. Alone; with other institutions, the Sahitya Akademi (India's National Academy of Letters, set up in 1954) is bringing out a number255 words
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Advertisement129 1959-03-21 8 RADIO CORDER j|aßLl N«« Mi-*. Portable Top* He- f i !^^^^^i^R!?Vrs: cortfat w»H» buiH.m ».C./S.W. &g& G >3 f'j.K Li«t«wJ»%», m Iraaajcattinf V Rwofdint th« taata »im»Hon«<J^n*« sl'. 7 k eu *'y Yo con •*»<"" m^Sj^^JrwUL- i• 2 3V4-/71/,--"m if X~J, ,1 l±mJß- i RaconiH* ha** daal Mck Tuba tube*129 words
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Advertisement199 1959-03-21 8 Selling Agents fi^ CI -]f WILLIAM JACKS SCO. 'Mi L T D GUTHRIE&CO..LT2 J AMES WARREN SCO.!™ BOUSTEAD&COJI? HARPER.GILFILLAN SCO LJ2 jjj^^T Hundreds of L i^— /*^B^ H V I every Dollar in I MU W \l our ocean of \J^L*^^ VISIT ALL DEPARTMENTS FOR FINE SELECTIONS. Ground Floor Ist199 words
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Article, Illustration1455 1959-03-21 9 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE MRS. OLIVIA RAFFLES A woman of character and industry A VISITOR to India House on the morning of September 5, 1804, would have had quite a surprise. There was an air of positive cheerfulness about the place which was quite out of keeping with the dull1,455 words
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Advertisement438 1959-03-21 9 HaW^^BßßßaHfflaaßk fi lllsssssV^ M /tD/ it v^/h, dewy dap I If first thing in the morning you wOl gargle and rinse your mouth with fragrant Dettolin, your day will be different. Instead of the after-taste of sleep or of that last cigarette instead of that uncomfortable touch of mornuig catarrh;438 words
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Advertisement214 1959-03-21 9 'BAND-AID' 4fa FIRST' AID DRESSINGS ARE AERATED they let air in— keep infection out Air can get to the wound through tiny perforations The wound can 'breathe', so it heals more quickly 'Aerated' BAND-AID* First -^jmT' feMsl^ssV Aid Dressing* stick firmly and /<^ -Bssi^Cx^^Bm are easy to put on. Always214 words
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Miscellaneous210 1959-03-21 9 Carmen A Co By 3§aa '%j*^^** fa^^tP "^w. V I asssalll a**" W •Bssssaiaal J WM II CX.T^^*-? ■V- **L CT^ 'fflr i CTCAj Isssakta^ I r^^^^M 1// ill I 3 II sT^^T^^^ V S L 5 C-^. V K&^P*^bV~^aßaV^LP^ar^ *%4 V J "<a»^PWyi I^^ksssafe 111 l 2aHlaßSsaW^la(*^LV sssssssssssssssssl B^Lb210 words
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593 1959-03-21 10 GOOD TURNOVER AGAIN (IN STERLING ÜBBER SHARES By Our Market Correspondent THERE was another good turnover in sterling rubber shares on the Malayan Share Market yesterday and some useful gains were made in prices. This has been the main feature of the market this week and the largest bulk of593 words
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Article113 1959-03-21 10 MELBOURNE. Fri. REICHHOLD up 9d. and Santos up Is. provided the sharpest movements in a firm market on the Stock Exchange here today. Commonwealth bond* held a strong tone. Loans 34, 1956-59 £99 18s. 3d. Bank of N.S.W £36 Con. Zinc 74/9 buyer Con. Tin 2/9 buyer Mount113 words
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Article29 1959-03-21 10 SINGAPORE, Mar.. 20. RUBBER: 91 cents per lb. (down three-eighths o* a cent). TIN: 5402.87« i per picul (down 75 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 120 tons (unchanged).29 words
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Article748 1959-03-21 10 The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported yesterday: -Sterling ruobers were firm but local rubbers were quieter. Industrials were selectively better while tins were dull. The turnover was fair Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 P.m.: Industrials: Gtown Disp. $2.10, Henry Waugh $1.15; Hume748 words
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Article319 1959-03-21 10 Renewed Russian buying AFTER a somewhat hesitant opening the rubber market improved considerably during the week on renewed Russian buying for 1, 2. and 3 R.S.B. for April shipment, report H.C.B. Co. Ltd., in their current survey. This demand for one sheet caused a sharp narrowing of forward premiums and319 words
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Article22 1959-03-21 10 Malayan Share Market: Mar. 20 Mar. 19 Industrials: 86.34 86.47 Tins: 101.04 101.07 Rubbers (S) 125.96 135.83 Jan. 1 1958=10022 words
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Article88 1959-03-21 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchance noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent March /April shipments $43 buyers, $44 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $63 v* sellers, drum $07 sellers. Pepper; quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $160, Sarawak $159. special Sarawak black $84, garbled Latnpong88 words
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Article157 1959-03-21 10 April first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday I «t 91 cents per lb. down threeeighths of a cent on Thursday's closing price. The closing tone was very qu»t. I losing prices in cents per lb.. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 RSS Spot fob. buyers DO157 words
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Article65 1959-03-21 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following change in its rates to merchants yesterday (the rate is to $100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31 11/16. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.744 for cash and 5.7565 words
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Article200 1959-03-21 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Sarpedon 1/2. Glenearn 4/5. Nlsso Maru BA. Benvannoch 6/7, Rebeverett 8/8, Bumaeus 10/11 Evtrglory 13/14. Demodocus 15/16, PlyliDt Trader 18, Mikumo Maru 19/20. Serempang N. Wall 2. Serudom N. Wall 3, Perak N. Wall 4. Giang200 words
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Advertisement524 1959-03-21 10 NOTICES PERAK NATIONALS (NON-MALAY) SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Board of Trustees invites applications for 1960 scholarships from non-Malay Per&K Nationals (who have registered themselves a* tlie subjects of the Ruler of the State of Perak) to undergo courses of study overseas in ENGINEERING (.various branches). Applicants should not be over 20524 words
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Advertisement418 1959-03-21 10 NOTICES NOTICE The annual general meeting of the People's Progressive Party of Malaya will be held at No. 7 Hale Street. Ipoh on the 31st day of March. 1950 at 4 p.m. AGENDA. 1. Minutes of the last general meeting. 2. Matters arising from the minutes. 3. Committee's report. 4.418 words
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Advertisement811 1959-03-21 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitably qualified persons between the ages of 30 and 45 years of age for the post of Superintendent, Workshops. Public Works Department, Brunei State. The officer selected will be offered a contract for 3 years. QUALIFICATIONS Applicants should be members of811 words
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Advertisement610 1959-03-21 10 NOTICES t MALAYAN BREWERIES LTD. j (Incorporated In Singapore) NOTICE is hereby given that a Plrst Interim Dividend of 12 cents per Ordinary Stock Unit and 12 cents per Management Share, both less Wk income tax. has been declared by the Directors on account of the financial year ending 30th610 words
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Advertisement871 1959-03-21 10 tk K LINE" Express U.S.A. Pacific Atlantic Coast Service E.T.A E.T.A. E.T.A. Spore P. Sham Penjng H'kong L Angeles New York m.s. "KtMikiwa Mtri" Ist Call 4/ 5 Air I Apr 7 Apr 7U Call 1/11 Apr 14 Apr 2 Mjj II May ■.s. "Rijnknra Mara" Ist cm 25/27 Apr871 words
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Advertisement1547 1959-03-21 11 I Tt. »4os MANSFIELD 6c CO^ LTD. t«h mi» (II liaas) (Incorporated m Singapore) (illMnw) m THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON t CONTINEHTAL PORTS (Via Sau witk hkartr ta pracaal na Paaaau r Gapa at laai Napa) Carrie's option Bj proceed via oOr ports to load1,547 words
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Advertisement1305 1959-03-21 11 UNION T «jr. B«tj t*m CTCALICDC ftm It.: Ne builoinc THE BEN LIME STEAjMIuMa lilll* ***** SINGAPORE uacaraeratti ia UM Umte* Kiisaiai) I LINES SAILINGS TO ADEN. U.K. ft CONTINENTAL PORTS S'por* P S'ttaw Penanf BENVANNOCN for Hamburg. London, Hull 8.1-7/24 Mar 2S/38 Mar 27 21 Mar BENVRACIIE tor London1,305 words
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Advertisement1432 1959-03-21 11 MeALISTER 6s CO., LTD. TEL.. Nt.: ***** ELLERMAN LIMB KLAVINISS LINE LONDON. HAVRE, ROTTEROAM. HAMBURS US ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO md tor Canada and USA North Atlantic Ports SEATTLE, VANCOUVER ft POTRLAHD CITY Of SINGAPORE Acccptm carge ttr Central t Santa Spore P. Sham Penant America C.)5-)t22Mar 21/24 Mar 25 271,432 words
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660 1959-03-21 12 HALL ROMNEY - HALL ROMNEY From London, Fri. THE Oon brothers— Chong Teik and Chong Jin caused an upset in the All-Eng-land doubles yesterday by beating seeded pair B. Dahlberg and J. D. McColl to enter the quarter-finals. Teh Kew San and660 words
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Article452 1959-03-21 12 SECOND DAY'S RESULTS RESULTS of the second day's matches in the AllEngland badminton championships on Thursday: MEN'S DOUBLES FIRST ROUND: F. A. Sonneville and Tan Joe Hock (Indo) bt R. Mulvaney and R. J. SouUiwrll il.) 7-15. 15-3, 15-9; C. A. Botlirld and D. N. Slater (E) bt G. E.452 words
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206 1959-03-21 12 Sally breaks national record in swim meet SINGAPORE, Fri.— Two national I"^ records an Indonesian and Singapore were bettered when Indonesian swimmers of Tirta Kemjana Swimming Club shared I honours with local swimmers at Tanjong Rhu today. The visiting Indonesians did well in their opening contest in Singapore against Singapore206 words
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Article42 1959-03-21 12 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— Johore United beat Johore English College by an Innings and 20 runs in a low-scoring cricket match here today. Johore United 88 (Roberts 27); J.E.C. 36 (Tengku Sulalman 4-8) and 32 (Tay Chong Yew 5-18).42 words
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Article111 1959-03-21 12 OINGAPORE, Fri— The Kow- loon Motor Bus soccer team of Hong Kong have been offered two matches In Singapore on July 4 and 5 following a request by them to S.A.P.A. At a S.A.F.A. finance and administrative committee meeting today. Mr. Soh Ghee Soon. S.A.F.A. president,111 words
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Article83 1959-03-21 12 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Results in the SY6C youth basketball league competition at the Centre courts tonight were: "B" Dlv. Group 3: Sing Pang 40, Fish Merchant 51; Group 4: Chuan Seng 67. Soo Koon 40. "C" Div. Group 1: Loke Lim 51, Lek Kerk 52; Group 2: Verve 40.83 words
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Article17 1959-03-21 12 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Monks Hill Secondary School beat Bukit Panjang School 5-3 at Monk's Hill toda>\17 words
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322 1959-03-21 12 LONDON, Fri.— lt was as if the ghost of Wong Peng Soon was at Wembley yesterday. When all Malayan competitors were knocked out of the singles. Malayan circles in the gallery raised the name of Peng Soon and vainly consoled and half prided322 words
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Article45 1959-03-21 12 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. The Rest beat Europeans by 34 runs In their annual cricket match on the new padang today. Rest 80 (R. Kulasingham 25: Ward 2-9, Turner 2-8, Adams 2-14); Europeans 46 (Noernwoot 17; Filial 2-4. Lee Soo Hock 2-14, Vijeyasingam 2-12).45 words
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199 1959-03-21 12 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore will take part in the three-day Sandakan badminton championships to be held in August. Mr. Wee Kirn Wee, president ol the Singapore Badminton Association, said at a management committee meeting at the S.B.A. Hall tonight, that Sandakan had199 words
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Advertisement606 1959-03-21 12 11. 145. 4. 6.30 ft 9.30 The ROYAL COMMAND PERFORMANCE Filml I ALEC GUINNESS "The Horse's Mouth" VSiJ'iU 2 m Tomorrow 9 a.m.: (harles (haplin KIM; IN NEW YORK". TONY CURTIS "Strictly For Pleasure" (ui-sb) Janet Leigh Linda CrisUl < Scope A Color I nines* Subs. \v\vrv "TKp miIDNFY" Vul606 words
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Miscellaneous428 1959-03-21 12 Today's sport SOCCER: S.A.F.A. Premier Balestier Road. League— R.A.F. v Dockyard Navy,. BASKETBALL: S.Y.S.C. tournaJalan Besar (5.15), Div. 3A— Sele- ment, SYSC. tar Indians v Queenstown, Jalan TABLE TENNIS: Inter-school Besar (4.0). Friendlies Rajaji v tournament Croup A: Monk's R.M.P.. Farrer Park; Pasir Pan- Hill v Crescent; Tanjong Katong jang428 words
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Advertisement706 1959-03-21 13 MMinmiMMiniir I Check Before Pestiig Replies tt Box Numbers Utmost car* should be token I wh«n replying to box number j i od». to use the CORRECT I NUMBER and Address to the j Straitt Times, Times House, i River Volley Road. I C«ih mutt b« sent by refit- I706 words
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Advertisement542 1959-03-21 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 29 Wmrdt Si (Mi*.)— Box it ctt. txtro. HARDWORKING CHINESE OIRL to look after a year old child also to train as Salesgirl. Experience not necessary. Free board it Lodging. State age and salary expected. P.O. Box 1348. LEADING SHIPPING FIRM requires Chinese lor executive position involving duties542 words
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Advertisement642 1959-03-21 13 SITUATIONS WANTED 2t Wordt Si (Mi*.)— Box it ctt. txtrm. MECH ENO. DUTCH with 30 j years Exp. Steam-Eng. Diesel DnOtngs earthmoving equipment workshop. Wants position Supervisor anywhere except Indonesia direct available. Box A 6862 S.T. ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Wordt Si (Mi*.y—Box £9 eU. txtrm. "LEONIE HOUSE", Mrs. T. H.642 words
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Advertisement826 1959-03-21 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED 20 Wordt Si (Mi*.)— Box it ctt. txtrm. STEREO HIFI Addict (European Bachelor) possessing powerful equipment, desires share in bungalow (Isolated?) or Individual Premises. Phone Paterson ***** office hours. BRITISH EUROPEAN couple desire flat or smaU bungalow. Preferably fuUy furn. in Districts 9 to 12, short or long826 words
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Advertisement825 1959-03-21 13 VEHICLES WANTED it Wordt Si (Mi*.)—Mox it ctt. txtrm. WANTED SMALL or Medium Car Like M/Mlnor. HUlman, Ford. Austin. No Dealers. State full particulars and Price. Box A 6854. S.T. M/OOWLEY 1964—1956 Model must be good condition direct seller. No brokers, Telephone ***** between 7 a.m.— B ajn. or after825 words
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Advertisement552 1959-03-21 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR APPLICATIONS are invited for an additional post of Lecturer or Assistant Lecturer In the Department of Malay Studies in Kuala Lumpur. Further particulars may be obtained from the registrar. University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur, Ourney Road, Kuala Lumpur. Applications close on552 words
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Advertisement363 1959-03-21 13 NOTICES C.C.CHUA& SONS LTD. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At thrtr Compound at 137, Buklt Timah Road. (near Newton) Tel: *****. ON SATI RDAV 21st MABC'H, 195* at 3 pjn. Children's Toy Cars, Tricycles, Bookcase, Classical Blow jm. "Garrard" 3 Speed -Changer, D«IU Pram. House, Single Mattresses, Teak Single A363 words
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Advertisement410 1959-03-21 13 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the office of the Commissioner of Prisons. Pearl Bank, Singapore 3. up to noon Ist April. 1959. for the supply of rations for prisoners at H.M. Local Prison. Changl Prison, Changi Camp. Opium Treatment Centre, St. John's Island, and the Reformative Training410 words
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1392 1959-03-21 14 RACING WITH EPSOM JEEP EPSOM JEEP'S best bets at Bukit Timah today are Polly Slipper (Race 2), Downing Street (Race 6) and Woodcote Lion (Race 7). CALL BOY's double is Grand Coup (Race 4) and Bestcrete (Race 7). The going should be good. QI1,392 words
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Article174 1959-03-21 14 Day at the races for MCC party SINGAPORE. Fri. England's Test cricketers, who are expected in Singapore tomorrow on iheir way home after their tour of Australia and New Zealand, will be taken to the Singapore races and on a sight-seeing tour. They will also be entertained to a Chinese174 words
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Article1304 1959-03-21 14 RACE a_Hfl (Class 2, Div. 4) 6 Furs. 1 ***** San Siro (Sans Souci St.) E. Breuk., 5 9.0 (O) Donnelly 2 Lover Boy (Gilflllan Lie St.) R. Breuk.. 5 8.13 (O) King 3 Mutiara (Aladdin St.) Noordin. 3 8.11 (F) 4 ***** Wonderland (Q.T. Lim.) Martin.1,304 words
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Article149 1959-03-21 14 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 MUTIARA Titilino Potentate CENTAUR Titillna Glory SAN SIRO Centaur Wonderland 2.15 Race 2 POLLY SLIPPER Irish Wit Meteorite II POLLY SLIPPER Too Much Money Irish Wit SCREEN PLAY Polly Slipper Metrostar (l 2 45 Roca 3 EASY WINNER Rose of Malaya Numismate149 words
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Article187 1959-03-21 14 4 a.m. Joe Hock v Ferry in final LONDON, Fri. Tan Jo* Hock and Ferry Sonneville will meet in an all. Indonesian men's singles final in the All-England badminton championships here tomorrow. In the semi-finals tonight Sonneville crushed Siamese aoe Charoen Watanasin 15-4, 15-3 while Tan Joe Hock beat Denmark's187 words
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Article221 1959-03-21 14 MEN'S DOUBLES (THIRD ROUND) Lim Say Hup and Teh Kew San, bt Best and Jordan 15-10, 15.12. thriller in which the 22--year-old Dane, who has leapt to stardom in his first full year in international badminton, shook Tan with his agility, and superb stroke play. Nielsen went221 words
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