The Straits Times, 20 July 1956
1956-07-20
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Title Section28 1956-07-20 1 AVERAGE iAJLY CEK TM FIEI s A LJE^ B X CEM 7S **J§ The Straits Times. Nat** 4 fie**** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1958 15 CENTS28 words
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Article306 1956-07-20 1 After merdeka Malayans must defeat the terrorists fritons will leave the jungle ke G FOR LONDON KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. i FEDERATION will not use British troops uLwcate the Kmergency or for any other nt internal defence after independence is Ju'd the Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul iman'tuld306 words
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Article121 1956-07-20 1 .IPOH, Thurs. The Gov- ernment is. offering a total of $100,000 for the capture or surrender of several top-ranking terrorists in the Tapah district of south Perak. In the Ipoh and Batu Gajah areas $98,000 was offered early last month for the capture or surrender of121 words
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Article, Illustration223 1956-07-20 1 TEN MINUTES OF TERROR IN CAR Abducted near cabaret, hostess was pushed out on the road A PRETTY 17-year-old A Singapore dance hostess yesterday told the police how for 10 minutes in a fastmoving car she fought off the embraces of a middle-aged man who abducted her as she came223 words
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Article, Illustration104 1956-07-20 1 ELIZABETH TAYLOR PARTS FROM WILDING- 'TIME TO WORK THINGS OUT' HOLLYWOOD, Than. Actress Elisabeth Taylor and her husband, Michael Wildincare separating, her studio said last nigbt. No divorce is planned at present. The move came as no surprise to Hollywood. Rumours of trouble between the beautiful MGM star and herAP - 104 words
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Article82 1956-07-20 1 WORKERS ASKED TO RESIGN MILAN, Thurs. rpHE giant Pirelli rubber X firm today called for voluntary resignations from workers at its factories at Bicocca, near Turin, because the "super-abundance" of workers on short time was reaching "alarming proportions." The firm offered those who left a 50 per cent increase inReuter - 82 words
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Article40 1956-07-20 1 TOKYO,' Thurs.—Twentyseven Japanese war criminals were paroled today by the Netherlands Government, the Foreign Ministry announced here. The Dutch action left only one prisoner sentenced for war crimes by the Netherlands in Sugamo prison.— AP.AP - 40 words
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Article40 1956-07-20 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. A brief hospital bulletin said last night that four-year-old Mike Sibole, who had earlier had a second eye removed in order to save his life, was "resting nicely, sleeping, and doing very well. AJ*.40 words
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Article22 1956-07-20 1 LISBON, Thurs.— Mr. Raul Ventura Portuguese Overseas Minister, said today: -There Is no cold war between Portugal and India.22 words
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Article20 1956-07-20 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs, The Government is to prosecute black market operators in nickel, widely used in arms manufacture.— A.P.AP - 20 words
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287 1956-07-20 1 Boss now because he quit easy job THE print order for tho Sunday Timoa last wook toppod tho 100,000 mark. Thia ia another story of ono of tho many pooplo who havo proaporod with tho nowapapor they ••11... IfUALA LUMP UK, 1V Thurs.— M. P. Abraham, 37, is a prosperous287 words
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Article, Illustration10 1956-07-20 1 ABRAHAM sales up and up.10 words
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Article170 1956-07-20 1 MORE THAN 700 Singapore motor-sampan men will go on strike next Saturday if the Marine Department insists on their carrying full safety equipment. They claim that one lifebelt is adequate. But the Marine Department is insisting on the provision of the full equipment required by170 words
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Article75 1956-07-20 1 TOKYO. Thurs. A 2.000mm* m* oowr i. blossomed in the water-lily pond of the National Science Museum here. It Is the second 2,000-year-old lotus seed that Dr. Ichiro Ohga, a 73-year-old Japanese botanist, has revlted. The blossom, which will last £g-fgyj-gi its best It resembles an75 words
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Article39 1956-07-20 1 KLANG, Thurs. The Sultan of Selangor today signed the agreement abolishing the post of British Adviser in Selangor. The Menlri Besar, Inche Abdul Azis bin Hail Abdul Majid. and the Raja Muda I witnessed the signing.39 words
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Article56 1956-07-20 1 DOVER, Thurs.— Miss Beth Wild. 22 year old South African shorthand-typist, returned here early today after abandoning her attempt to swim the English Channel because of Intense cold and rough seas. She had been In the water 13 and a half hours when she gaveReuter - 56 words
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Article177 1956-07-20 1 HE DIED STILL FIRING Australian ambush hero honoured ITUALA LUMPUR, lv Thurs.— A soldierone of three killed In a terrorist ambush near Sungei Siput on June 22— has become the first Australian jungle fighter to be decorated in Malaya since 1941. He is Private Geoffrey Clyde Fritz, of A Company177 words
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Article44 1956-07-20 1 NEWCASTLE-ON TYNE, Thurs.— Miss Violet Loraine, leading musical comedy star of 40 years ago who introduced "If You were the Only Girl in the World" to the troops In World War I, died in a Newcastle hospital yesterday aged 69.— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article26 1956-07-20 1 Twenty more gang suspects were arrested in Chinatown by Singapore police last night bringing the total to 330 since "Operation Dagger" began on Sunday.26 words
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Article154 1956-07-20 1 Gallant planter battles bandits TOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. A planter who holds three decorations for gallantry yesterday put 14 armed terrorists to flight after driving through an ambush at Senning Estate PenKKarane. Mr. Peter Bjorkman, 42, manager of the estate, stopped hie bullet sprayed armoured car and returned the bandit fire154 words
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Article52 1956-07-20 1 TWO STABBED IN GANG FIGHT Two men with stab wounds admitted to General Hospital at 1.30 am. after gang clash at junction of Amo.v Street and Cross Street. Police investigating. INSULT FINISHED NICOSIA. Thurs. A British Army officer has been suspended 'or insulting the Greek Consul General in52 words
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Article42 1956-07-20 1 A City Council employee, S. M. Copal Samy, 50 was found with his wrist slashed In his office at the City Hall, yesterday morning. A razor was found near him. Samy was taken to the General Hospital.42 words
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Advertisement38 1956-07-20 1 Kodak (MalayaVLhaite* I 130. HOIINSOM «O»0.p a. K» M 7. MMMOM. Tiger Beer Testimonials MR. LEE-GALBRAIN, prominent Singapore lawyer, told us: "The best conveyance job 1 know is a lorry loaded with TIGERT ••fMs mo mttiio m i«n>m38 words
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Article307 1956-07-20 2 Protett meeting told and-»py moves are nonsense: Plan to end 4 smea»» charges 'They are driving Britain over the borderline from free state to totalitarian 9 LONDON, Thursday. MR. ANEURIN BEVAN lashed out last night at the British security system and claimed that Britain wasReuter - 307 words
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Article19 1956-07-20 2 MOSCOW, Thurs.— An exhibition devoted to the peaceful uses of atomic energy opened yesterday In Leningrad.—Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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78 1956-07-20 2 Baby survives big truck 'squeeze' SEATTLE. Thus. Kirk Norby, aged 14 months, was nut over by his father's one-ton truck on Tuesday. A wheel gaanf over the small of his tack. Just above the hip*. A doctor said Kirk was "squeezed and tuuqneeied" like a robber ball. A tyre left78 words
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Article62 1956-07-20 2 NICOSIA, Thurs. A military court of inquiry into the causes of the fire disaster last month hi which 21 British soldiers were killed published its findings here last night It said there was no evidence to show whether the fire was deliberately started byReuter - 62 words
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Article161 1956-07-20 2 PITTSBURGH, Thurs.— Steel industry and union leaders were reported today to have been told that President Eisenhower wanted a settlement of the crippling steel strike in the United States within a week. The negotiators were to meet again today. Yesterday they held their longest meetingReuter - 161 words
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Article24 1956-07-20 2 RECIFE, Brazil. Thurs. The bodies of 10 people have been found m the debris of two stores which collapsed on Tuesday.— AP.AP - 24 words
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Article81 1956-07-20 2 PARIS, Thurs.— Four young French mountain climbers found themselves trapped on a narrow ledge on the side of a sheer cliff In the Pyrenees. They could neither go up nor down and their cries for help went unanswered. But a slip of paper saved them. They81 words
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Article165 1956-07-20 2 Wife of pilot sues US for $280,000 TULSA, (Oklahoma), Thursday. A SUIT for U5596,500 (M»289,500) has been filed against the U.S. Government by a woman who claims the Civil Aeronautics Administration caused the death of her husband. Mrs. Dorothy L. Cotton alleges CAA control tower operators165 words
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Article39 1956-07-20 2 BOMBAY. Thurs. The All India Port and Dock Workers Federation yesterday threatened to dose the country's seven major ports by an Indefinite strike If the Government tailed to raise the wages of 150.000 longshoremen by Sept. IS.39 words
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Article30 1956-07-20 2 PARIS. Than. The 17--natlon Organisation for European Economic Co-operation yesterday set up a committee to draft a statute for a European nuclear energy agency within six month*.— Renter.Reuter - 30 words
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142 1956-07-20 2 All in the hat- a call-up lottery for Services? TONDON, Thurs. A lottery v call-up, with the names of all fit young men going "Into the hat,*' Is being urged by some defence chiefs. The present system of conscription must go, they say. Most Ministers are opposed to the plan.142 words
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Article87 1956-07-20 2 Kidnap boy: 2 men are accused NEW YORK, Thurs.— A grand Jury yesterday indicted two men accused of trying to extort a US$5,OOO ransom from the parents of kidnapped Peter Weinberger. Gordon T. Rowell, 24, and Robert F. Giebler, 26, were held without ball after they pleaded not guilty to87 words
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Article38 1956-07-20 2 LONDON tv^BJ Feisal ol Ir^^^M Harrow, h:, erciay fOr thp pupils ar, M former r:a.-.~-='^H K^ng F*:. a j'«3 Harrow frcrr v<,S July 1952, had i*l state visit to s-B a call at his38 words
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206 1956-07-20 2 EVICT FORE I MISSIONARIE GOVT. TOLD i They're a danger to I GOVERNMENT committed 'M k released yesterday, accuso r^fl i :ries in Central India of tSg The committee recommended that foreign missionaries should be withdrawn from Maahya Pradesh State as a danger to Indian security and that their propertyReuter - 206 words
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Article52 1956-07-20 2 NEW YORK: Two skin divers accused of having 47 short lobsters told a Maine court: "We did not know they wese so small. Our diving goggles magnified the size." The Judge wag impressed —and fined them a total of $90. Instead of the maximum $15AP - 52 words
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Article27 1956-07-20 2 STOOMBOU: TWO U. 8. Navy carrier-baaed divebombers collided i and crashed on the shores of this volcanic Mediterranean island, ftour men are believed to have been killed.—AJ>.27 words
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Article18 1956-07-20 2 PARIS: The Tunisian Premier. Mr. Habib Bourgulba, has Invited the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, to visit Tunlsla.-18 words
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Article27 1956-07-20 2 ACCRA: The Convention People's Party of the Gold Coast Premier, Dr. Nkrumah. won 69 Legislative Assembly seats in the general election. The opposition parties gained SO. —AP.AP - 27 words
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Article28 1956-07-20 2 GAZA: Air raid sirens sounded in Gaza city when an aircraft circled the are*. After heavy fire by Egyptian an tl-aircraft units, the plane flew off toward Israel.—AJ».28 words
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Article23 1956-07-20 2 WASHINGTON: President Elsenhower has signed legislation authorising more than US$4,OOO million in foreign military and economic aid for the year ending next June.—Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article19 1956-07-20 2 PARIS: In, of the French ft sembly have rta Parliament to a period of mi^ from 18 matt years.—Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Article16 1956-07-20 2 LONDON: 39 protested that Sa seeking contri tish-protecteJSS men in the t>. lands of nor^i —A.P.AP - 16 words
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Article35 1956-07-20 2 Senate scantie start storm WASHING!** I Scanty 5, MM bras be <-h:i;: f r V He says: of wfonnai'j'^M on, i f 7^ th ese peop!e*^^H f. krge Ht, !!C^H h-y are V; the beach"35 words
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Advertisement40 1956-07-20 2 I IP" Bin M fill* •Jill K M \n ill II I B/Ll ..ill I* ■■HHHHBtoHMnMMHHWHHMSMs^^ j I 1^ *1 /<o^^^^^^ -^^H i^f"' ih ■my .^H Btiu^ tj^a^^^ IWI k%J Blßij JUtf Bj» Si KUALA LUMPUI- SINGAPORE IPOH PENAN6 H40 words
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Article236 1956-07-20 3 told: We mutt tt oft tfaia blast 01 be 100 far away to cause damage' NEW YORK, Thursday. w^terday that her first AIN P n ""£h explosion in the. South en ar T(»uld be far from inhabited f next }i«» k ranged to avoid peopleUP - 236 words
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108 1956-07-20 3 P MINERS TO WORK IN RUHR TROLLIERIES L Th urv-I.ipa-F" 11 that :.ft« L, miners 1 «,vt (.nman> „n thr R" hr <oal %K has >«! confirmed by .h,Gnvrmments The 5 oll.erifs came lhf Japanese. I U, Labour Ministry M m Gtrman miner* are to be (^fd sinjlf men b108 words
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Article39 1956-07-20 3 BIRMINGHAM. Thurs. Group-Capt. Peter Townsend. who plans to travel round the world in a Land Rover, yesterday completed a mechanical course at the Rover factory here. He will begin his 60 000- mile tour in October A.P.AP - 39 words
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Article54 1956-07-20 3 t' A Labour I nut :n Parliaan allegation that a r.x;ng the 1 1 rfcfct balk ma MrGß.Chftailrd a question to be Pr-sdi-nt of the Board of Trade. Mr. Peter Thorneycroft, whether he will refer the matter to the Monopolies Commission. The question is down for IReuter - 54 words
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Article, Illustration48 1956-07-20 3 AFTER the crowds that greeted them at London Airport, Marilyn Monroe and he* playwright husband Arthur Miller find peace and quiet at Parkaide Hove. Enrfefleld Green, Surrey. Marilyn will soon start work on "The Sleeping Prince" with Sir Laurence OHvier.— Jleuter picture.48 words
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158 1956-07-20 3 HE DENOUNCES THE 'STOOGES' RANGOON, Thursday. THE Burmese Prime Minister, U Ba Swe, and his A predecessor, U Nu today denounced "stooges, puppets and political maggots," who were willing to betray Burma at the command of "big countries." U Ba Swe, who took overReuter - 158 words
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Article127 1956-07-20 3 20,000 RUSSIANS CIRCLE VISITING BRITISH ARCHBISHOP MOSCOW, Thurs. Dr. A. M. Ramsay, Anglican Archbishop of York, in a crimson and gold cape and mitre, yesterday gave his blessing to a crowd of 20.000 Russians. He did so when ne and eleven other members of an Anglican Church delegation,Reuter - 127 words
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Article205 1956-07-20 3 ANOTHER STALIN MAN OUT •i/lENNA, Thurs. Another V Stalin henchman. Matyas Rakosl of Hungary, has been ousted from his position of strength. A bitter foe of Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia, Rakosl, the first secretary of the Hungarian Communist Party and polltbureau member. Las been holding on uneasily since the KremlinReuter; AP - 205 words
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Article44 1956-07-20 3 HOLLYWOOD, Thurs. British film star Diana Dors here for her first Hollywood film, said today sh< planned a longer stay— but did not Intend to become ax American citizen. Diana has accepted an offer of a three-picture con tract— AJ».44 words
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Article29 1956-07-20 3 CANBERRA, Thurs.— A Joint Japanese Australian American culture pearl farm will be established on Augustus Island, 200 miles north of Broome, on the West Australlan coast.— Heutcr.29 words
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United States round-up
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Article70 1956-07-20 3 WASHINGTON, Than. The Defence Department, In a sweeping chance, yesterday shifted command •f all United States military forces in the Far Bast and the Pacific to Hawaii. It placed a Navy man. Admiral Felix Stump. In over-all charge. The Army had held the senior T7JS. command in the Far EastReuter - 70 words
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Article22 1956-07-20 3 Police said 15-year-ojd Evelyn On was stabbed to death by a "-year-old girl on Tuesday night In New York's first girl-gang murder.—AJ.22 words
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Article32 1956-07-20 3 Defence counsel maintained at the trial of Staff Sergeant Matthew C. McKeon. 31. that he owed "no apology to anyone" for the night march in which six Marine recruits were drowned. AP.AP - 32 words
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Article22 1956-07-20 3 President Eisenhower told Congress that foreign governments still owed the United States 1.168 million dollars on World War n lend lease accounts.—Renter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article28 1956-07-20 3 A bill authorising the United States Government to spend 400 million dollars on atomic power reactors was passed by the Rules Committee of the House 1 Representatives.— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article148 1956-07-20 3 LONDON. Thuw. CVMtOK middle price* of nlwted •todUMt including du^r were: LOAN* narnt 4% an o/u War JH% *W 15/lf /lf BAWkS IMcwntlle (Ultt) ■Wtan 2* CtarUred (fl) M/9 Hongkocg ($136) C92* xd INSURANCE PiSdntua «43H INDUSTRIALS Cin.P«. <») •>■ +L B.A.T. BurnLbOil ll«/» SS£awf ori +/ii g^r,148 words
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Article23 1956-07-20 3 LONDON. July W-CMtoBuT; er» C 749; Seltori mi; Wrwsrd iJmi «74i; Stltan «74»; Sttttj ment «74». Tunwvw, ».m. 1W tons, pjn. 45.23 words
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Article15 1956-07-20 3 LONDON, July lt.-«Ppt M%d.. Aug. MW; »*£> DM. t»%d., JM.-MMT. Md., AprUc4i. MMi. T««: »«**7.15 words
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191 1956-07-20 3 Chinese mission will probe Tibet rebellion TROOPS ENTER INDIA, THEN LEA YE NEW DELHI, Thursday. A CHINESE commission, appointed by the Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai, has been sent from Peking to investigate reports of heavy fighting in Tibet, according to sources in Katmandu. Katmandu sources with Tibetan contacts saidReuter - 191 words
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Advertisement153 1956-07-20 3 BjSJBfl hsr J( The New, Piwcrfil, MidtraUly- priced 7 Vtlvt RtiM Receiver with 9 tactic* aid M*r Tini HF. STAGE H' Fi reprodwtioi contrel over the wkclc rtflgc ct vckjM h» ifcclll cm muowly variable separate Bats aid Trehlc Ccitrcl with ticwl JJ- 4 Short-Wave Bands 1 M.div. Wm laid153 words
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Advertisement104 1956-07-20 3 the perfect breakfast LAMBS LIVER and BACON of course! StfftAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD. rfJImOUC FLEXIBLE muiu-purpct. HARDBOARD A grainiest wood product for interior construction. 1^ panelling, furniture and K cabinet making, shuttering J^^ r\\ in eoner t- construction. It r eetex I SOLE AGENTS: PATHSON, SIMONS (0. LTD. Engineering104 words
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159 1956-07-20 4 60 lawyers want hint but the Govt says 'Go A TOUR of the South x Sea islands and then return to England for good— that's what Singapore magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux Colebourn, intends to do, unless the Government renews his contract He has applied to the Chief Secretory— at159 words
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Article57 1956-07-20 4 Malacca, Thurs. Mr. LJm Kee Jin, former manager of the Oversea Chinese Bank here has resigned as nominated member of the Malacca Municipal Council. He sent hi his resignation from Hong Kong where he Is on holiday. After his leave Mr. Llm will be on inspection work57 words
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Article74 1956-07-20 4 Dr. Brendam Freeman pleaded not guilty in Singapore yesterday to five charges arising from an accident with a trlsha hi which his car was involved in Victoria Street on May 17. Freeman was accused of negligent, careless and inconsiderate driving, it was also alleged that he74 words
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Article236 1956-07-20 4 JUS SOLI- STILL THEY DIFFER 10, «r 7 y— w-jot how at—y ssiae a etdsant So up it goes to the Nationa Council for a decision KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE political leaden agree just how man; in this country before h The United Malays N j the present qualification of236 words
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Article77 1956-07-20 4 ACCUSED OF MURDER IN TEMPLE IPOH, Thurs.— Cheah 81a Took was remanded by the ipoh Magistrate today on a ten month old murder charge. Cheah was alleged to nave murdered Choo Choy at the Chinese Temple in Jalan Tokong on October 18 last year. Chief Inspector Wong Sse Kirn said77 words
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Article57 1956-07-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —Brigadier W. F. Anderson, chief engineer, Malaya Command, who was responsible for building emergency roads and air strips hi the Federation, left Kuala Lumpur today for a new appointment in England. He has finished his tour hi Malaya and Is returning to57 words
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Article61 1956-07-20 4 TAIPING, Thurs. "Lady Precious Stream" will be staged by the dramatic jrroups of the at George's Institution and the Convent on Aug. 4 and 5. under the patronage of the Perak Chinese Amateur Dramatic Association. The play, to be staged hi the St. George's School61 words
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73 1956-07-20 4 A feast deep hi the heart of the jungle fQBOBC IUBBD. WML 40 fthAa Sift Hesae Q—gis, ■sogaag a JJUJj* ftasiL iSSSiL JtaatalaaaTM4a%afi HsSlSpI bSbMJM ■ajl yeetsWsy. wHfc iiyiif "Mh^-ssfcayafc. Sesae of t»— HI st wttb thdr ottesM U.CcL Adasa ■assaos DeSflleer.aaa MaJerDra- Urn bta Aladltte. asteff tbxevga two ssfles73 words
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Article57 1956-07-20 4 IPOH, Thurs. Two rubber merchants la Perak Mr. Beh along Hong and Mr. Cheok Thye Guan are Joining the Federation trade mission to China, They will go In their Individual capacity, an official of the Perak Rubber Dealers' Association said today. The Timber and Hardware Merchants' Association57 words
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144 1956-07-20 4 70 M.P.H. AFTER A PARTY: $75 FINE TWO MOTORISTS, going home after a party, raced each other at 70 m.p.h. towards Bedok along East Coast Road alb 12.20 sum. on Feb. 4, a Singapore traffic court was told yesterday. George Too, a salesman, was convicted *nd fined $50 for speeding144 words
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Article42 1956-07-20 4 BATO GAJAH, Thurs. A fanner penghulu of Sungel Trap, Batu Gajah, Inche Meor Tarom bin ishak. 59, died m hospital here yesterday. The funeral was today. He was chairman of the Malay School Advisory Commlttee and the Malay mosque42 words
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380 1956-07-20 4 That long wait was necessary- police The shopmen were told to go J FULL REPLY TO SHOPKEEPERS SINGAPORE Police yesterday said the five shopkeepers kept waiting six houra at Tanjong Pagar 1 Police Station when they went to give information on an extortion racket were not delayed unnecessarily. These shopkeepers380 words
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Article25 1956-07-20 4 The Band of the Singapore Battalion, the Boys' Brigade, will go on a goodwill tour of the Federation during the August school holidays.25 words
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Article74 1956-07-20 4 Big guard for the Reid team IFOH, Than. The five members of the Reid Oeastttatleaal CommlesVia arrived by tram here today from Koala Lampnr and wen given a heavy peUci gmard. Bach member of the delegation will have his ewn escort dining the six-day tow of the state. Perak't first74 words
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Article78 1956-07-20 4 Ban sexy shows- union The Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union yesterday spoke oat against sexy shows and f Unu. The union decided to support the stand taken by Singapore Women's Federation against these Immoral shows, which It described as Mexer- clsing an undesirable influence on young workers." Stating that such78 words
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Article66 1956-07-20 4 8 i n a J x >™ etodsnts golnc to Australia to study under the Colombo HanwiH g*t an incnase In their f aml& alJowance similar to toatßlTen to those from the Federation. A iJSWi wife will now jet fiM Instead of £110 a year, the66 words
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Article146 1956-07-20 5 -'jOlt-gy LEADERS SAY; WE WILL wnwr. WITH OOVKBMMKWT cC WON'T BE MADE INTO COMMUNIST TOOL, SAYS PRESIDENT htet Communist attempt to influence in Singapore has flopped. trade BBW "nion leaders condemned the Mala* |y f sterda>./'' lor sen ding them documents C° mn Thrm to146 words
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138 1956-07-20 5 Impulsive thief gets month in jail PENANG, Thurs. An uncontrollable impulse tempted a visitor to steal a pen from a school, the Penang Sessions Court was told today. Goh Cheng Hee, 45. of Singapore, was sentenced to a month's jail for theft. 'I was tempted' Goh, unemployed, said that he138 words
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191 1956-07-20 5 Singapore Chamber i BflHi praented a j rsg proraTx? of connr| MM music last ,to the R, Andrew's Kin: Ka: Memorial Hall. mv were the .-oprano, kndili. ir.i pianists Urr. Pee (tar, and WilRea. s Lr.. tta is one of pone.- mb] promising ptots,191 words
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Article58 1956-07-20 5 A thief snatched a brief case from a salesman. Khey Kirn Kee, while he was In a shop in Lorong 17. Geylang Road. Singapore, and ran away. Khey chased the man for about 400 yards before the thief threw down the case and escaped in a side58 words
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Article, Illustration320 1956-07-20 5 V.I.Ps SQUIRM AS SULTAN GETS HIS OWN BACK I Ctt't give a apeedi-MM has itei prepared for m v JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday 'THE farewell tea party given by the Civil Service for the Sultan of Johore at the Royal International Club here today, had reached the ice-cream stage. The State320 words
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Article97 1956-07-20 5 Only 3 cents -it saved him $10 PENANO Thurs.— An 18--year-old boy, Suppiah, charged with being drunk, said in court here today he could not pay a $10 fine as he had only three cents on him. When the magistrate, Mr. Au Ah Wan, offered him a week's jail in97 words
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Article55 1956-07-20 5 IPOH, Thurs^-A shopkeeper of Kanthan Bahru New Village, Ng Teng Kooi, 57, pleaded not guilty today to a bribery charge. Ne was alleged to have abetted a bribe offer of $20 to a Chinese Affairs officer, Mr. Chee Yau Leong, for showing him favour in changing his55 words
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Article27 1956-07-20 5 The Geylang Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship, Singapore, will hold a brains trust at the Geylang Methodist Girls' School, Aljunied Road at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow27 words
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Article30 1956-07-20 5 The Rev. Hong Han Keng, pastor of the Telok Aver Chinese Methodist Church, Singapore, has returned from a holiday tour of the United States and Europe and Palestine.30 words
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Article27 1956-07-20 5 The report on the objections raised at the recent Master Plan inquiry in Singapore is expected to be ready before the end of this month.27 words
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Article179 1956-07-20 5 $2 mil. goods may attract 350,000 rpas Singapore Trade and Industries Fair which opens at the Great World today will be one of the gayest held In the Colony. Mr. Abdul Hamld, the assistant park: manager, said yesterday that the enthusiasm shown by firms was179 words
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Advertisement128 1956-07-20 5 fepsodentjycteons pre other toothpastes I cannot reach leftßto $k H y C UM l Ok arOIUId Wnf dlfeW^^l behind and between your mJf fMIN T| daitgeVous Wddet«w a y 1 corners which most M toothpastes cannot reach. 1 1 harbour food that quiddy goes B m w^W^i stalCj may cause128 words
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Advertisement187 1956-07-20 5 BBP ji!^ -'-ialH f^^| B^Br "^eBBBBBm «fl YOU* WEEKEND PICK-ME-UP! OH SALE TODAY! U^*^ aBBBBB^V JBBBb\V everybody benefits from 'KEPLER'! Yes— delicious 'Kepler^ keeps all the family thriving! Rich in, the vital health factors, 1 vitamins f Aland D,< it! strengthen^ nourishes and restores. Invaluable for children, it encourages: sturdy187 words
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Miscellaneous156 1956-07-20 5 SHELL THBATUTTB: Free film show— View of Mlddelhamis, British Hewa Shell House, Collyer Quay, 1.15 pjn. CHINESE TiM.CJL. (off Prince Edward Road) Film show "Blue Gardenia" 7.48 pjn.; badminton 9 a.m. to noon; table-temils, billiards, bodybuilding 3 pjn. to 10 pjn.: wrestling 7.30 cm.. JOO CHIAT YOUTH CLUB: Film show156 words
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Miscellaneous156 1956-07-20 5 cusdon on "Mathematics in miner school*" Chinees Teachers 1 Training College, CalrnniU Road. 4.30 pjn. Y.W.C.A.: Square Dance Club programme— square and ballroom dancing— B pjn. at S, Raffles Quay. SINGAPORE AST SOCIBTTt Exhibition of French posters a-m. to S JO pjn.; drawing class (all aspects) 6 p.m. to 8156 words
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Article170 1956-07-20 6 pANCER sufferers In may a better chance of being cured If the Government decides to buy cobalt "bombs." Cobalt "bombs" are globes filled with highly radio-active metal which are used to "bombard" and kill cancerous tissues in the body. "The purchase of cobalt "bombs," said170 words
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Article61 1956-07-20 6 R. L. Lambert, proprietor of a driving school, pleaded not guilty In the Singapore City Court yesterday to unlawful use of the vacant land in front of his Orchard Road "school" as a car park. He was alleged to have used the land from Jan. 1 to61 words
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Article33 1956-07-20 6 The 18,000-ton British tanker. Sheaf Royal, which went aground 15 miles off Singapore over a week ago suffered damage to her bottom and has to go into dry dock for repairs.33 words
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132 1956-07-20 6 SINGAPORE women who suffer from sore eyes should dispense with nail polish or change to another brand. A prominent Singapore doctor told the Straits Times yesterday: "It is well-known in the medical profession that nail varnish can cause eye132 words
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Article, Illustration241 1956-07-20 6 FROM GANGLAND- A GUN WITH SLY LIVES It began In 1951, with a dmd man in a ear History of this gun—every Wednesday EVEN guns have personalities of their own. Like "Gun 5094" a Browning automatic pistol recovered by the police in Singapore last year. This gun has been used241 words
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Article88 1956-07-20 6 $9,250 award to crash victim A FORMER Singapore journalist, Kenneth Stewart, wm ordered by the Hiyh Court yesterday to pay $9,250 damages to a motorcyclist injured in a collision with his ear. The plaintiff was M. Nadarajah, a former dental student and now a teacher. The crash was at the88 words
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Article32 1956-07-20 6 KULAI, Thurs. Four terrorists exchanged fire with a patrol of the 2/10 Gurkha Rifles near here yesterday. The bandits escaped abandoning three packs containing 100 pound of rice.32 words
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Article58 1956-07-20 6 IPOH, Thurs.— The Indian community In Ipoh will entertain the Indian Thomas Cup players to luncheon at the Kinta Indian Association premises on Sunday at 1 p.m. The four Indian players, Nandu Natekar, RA. Dongore, O. Hemmady and PS. Chawla, will participate in an exhibition match58 words
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321 1956-07-20 6 First four secret society men jailed P)UR tattooed secret society gangsters were Jailed and fined $500 eacn in Singapore yesterday the first convictions in the five-day-old police war on secret societies. They were Tan Jim Siong, Chew Cheng Lai. Loh Yew Kuan and Tay Kirn Kiat. All pleaded guilty. Tan321 words
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Article28 1956-07-20 6 The children's social centres of the Singapore Social Welfare Department will hold their annual sports meeting at Victoria School ground at 2.30 p.m. on July 29.28 words
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Article230 1956-07-20 6 It should be sloped dance teachers LEADING Singapore women dancing teachers yesjerday criticised the design of the stage to be built at the Adult Education Council's $500,000 "cultural centre" at Canning Rise. In a letter to the Straits Times, seven of them described as a230 words
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110 1956-07-20 6 A SINGAPORE oil company Is to spend $3,500,000 on building a deep water marine terminal, eight miles oft Keppel Harbour, ag an expression of its "faith in the poUUcal and economic future" of the Colony. The: company Is Caltex (Asia) Ltd. It plans110 words
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Advertisement46 1956-07-20 6 hrittyoatosee cfiijodsm fiwittutt fcpysur lounge, m Air Conditioned 1 FURNITURE 1 1 SHOWROOMS I nk on ground floor ot a IL OIETHELM BLOC. VV 139/149 A Market M 1 Three cups will drown s^^^=^^ a thousand jyfc^jf worries (^^^^^S^Mi I^^^Mst^^^^* -^^^^Bl mw mm^ mT^m\ KUNCHI BEER46 words
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Advertisement335 1956-07-20 6 IV/ien your child is in ny From all SDCClflll V to nT^l>n r Cl ANGIERS Junior ASH SPECIALLY MADE FOR CHILD*/ Soft Distributors in Sine m r i«i llvmNUjN 73Mr wonderful li^ Are yon guttering tta ipet;, <(>^ MJ Skint Doesitimtflt-iyomir WS*^^^^^^**! it atop yon sleeping ttma' --j 1 try335 words
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Miscellaneous102 1956-07-20 6 RADIO MALAYA ■•tfOOBI SINGAPORE (*PHgTMnM ttai autoi mm. (Start wt. ft*. BMta. wm %m rwttrai by Uatoaw la au- «7«m.j. tacea). *■>£ 1M Time B%aal And <■!« 2SSL, 4B4LH-TSS SVC wrr** "'.'"s^ssr; *M Wmm.). pjg. boo Uadoa Studio Melodlaa! •I JO Newi: »IM— loo Dance t-Sft—t-M Rejiooal AnneU. Murtc- 6.02102 words
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Article38 1956-07-20 7 PENANG, Thurs.— Mail for Colombo and Britain by the Anchises must be posted at the General Post Office by 3 D.m. on July 22. The Glenearn will arrive here with mall from Britain on July 26.38 words
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Article103 1956-07-20 7 GOVERNOR TO OPEN RESERVOIR ~HHE Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black, will today turn a valve and start 16 million gallons of water flowing to the public from the first section of the new $5,--600,000 Murnane Reservoir off Dunearn Road. Believed to be the largest covered service reservoir in the103 words
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Article30 1956-07-20 7 An international variety show will be staged at the Anglo-Chinese School hi Barker Road, Singapore, at 8 p.m. on July a m aid of the Boy's Brigade band.30 words
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Article32 1956-07-20 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Federal Customs and Excise revenue last month was $2.7 million more than in May. The June total was $36.7 million, the May total $34 million.32 words
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291 1956-07-20 7 JUDGE: I'M SHOCKED AND APPALLED BY THESE BLUNDERS f H nos l^ AP RE trial m »P«trate and the Attorney-General's W ~£S} cn w re by Mr. Justice Knight in the Assize Court yesterday for having blundered in bringing before him a man against whom there was "absolutely no evidence."291 words
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142 1956-07-20 7 rpHE SanU Maria Trio—the Malacca brothers who were 1 runners-up la the 1956 All-Malaya Talentime competition organised by Radio Malaya— have bee. signed 09 by the Japanese ■bowman, Mr. Den Yada. They will perform with the Latin Follies Revue, now appearing at the Majestic142 words
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Article136 1956-07-20 7 Warders are sacked CAMP CLOSED, NO JOBS FOR 86 FORT SWETTENHAM, Thurs.— The 81 warders and five wardresses of the detention camp here have been told that their services will not be required after September this year as the camp is to be closed. Warders who came from outside Selangor136 words
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Article147 1956-07-20 7 CHILDREN END 'STRIKE firm action' for ring-leaden THE SITDOWN "strike" by 80 of the 192 children at 1 the Chwei Chium Public Primary Chinese School, Jurong, Singapore, ended yesterday. I The "strike", which start- Ed on Monday, was a protest against the school management committee having accepted a Government grant147 words
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Article75 1956-07-20 7 $4,000 GIFT TO VILLAGE PLAYFIELD KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The president of the Selangor Playing fields Association, Mr. E. M. MaeDonald today presented $4,000 worth of children's laying equipment to Jlnjang New Village A large crowd of villagers saw the presentation when Mr. MaeDonald opened the children's playing field there. Jlnjang75 words
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Article56 1956-07-20 7 The third full moon celebrations of the Buddha Jayanti Year will be held under the sponsorship of Mrs. D. M. Wettasingha at the Buddhist Temple In Temple Road, Brickfields district, Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday. The Buddha Puja will be at 7.30 p.m., followed by preaching of56 words
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Article37 1956-07-20 7 PENANG, Thurs.— The returning pilgrim ship. Anting, will leave Jeddah on July 25 and arrive here on Aug. 6. Another ship, the Anshun, will sail from Jeddah on Aug. 23, reaching here on Sept. 5.37 words
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Article54 1956-07-20 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The case in which P. J Joshua, 20. a reporter of the Malay Mali, was charged with abusing a police sergeant at the scene of the Ban Lee Rubber Factory fire on the nigh* of July 5 is to be heard on Sept 3.54 words
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Article35 1956-07-20 7 Major W. 8. Robinson will talk on "The Recovery of the Camera Industry and the Trend of Photography In Germany after the War" at the British Council Hall, Singapore, at 8.30 p.m. today.35 words
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Advertisement245 1956-07-20 7 8 4fs •""-"*^A Supr faff' """V J m^^^_\ pu"« nu i ltjr ¥o r> A -"*^-S\\ V, Hi-»m>wl*feriipco«lßgofiajßr Vi "^^■ij. />. c^toUtrnkmtirtTiikauiutrl J|j 7~^tt%£il tioMtHovUwt^SmftTult Mj J\ ptU.MvmtaiDait. I tit u ok n 'wMfSK%?Zr MOTHER! Stoke up your mW-^&hkW'^ ♦jmily with honey-flavoured Wjs'>?S?' Sugar P««t. They're Hie WyCsy&-' cereal coated245 words
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Advertisement165 1956-07-20 7 CAMERAS ft ACCESSORIES i J IKOPHOT b»»*' I ||pS--»7/l(tW||iß CONTAFLEX tef'rwnwMi ikoblitz Ba^Bß B^aß M 4 IKOFLEX H tKgTIOH J p SUPER IKOIfTA g MOVILUX aJfllWliiHl 1 BOX TENSOR MOVISCOP MOVIKON 8 *y H Available at all good photographic dealers IF ITS ZEISS ITS GOOD ->•"■ Sol* Agents:THE SCIEMnnC mSIHMOIT165 words
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Miscellaneous254 1956-07-20 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS to aprmc T When this machine to ticking 8 Tbto cannot be pr*ct|awl by onr. took out! (4. 4). the doctor in Ms •urgwy (7. SRsaebiß« fifty, the lady to 6). much m vmal IS Pirmnew on January JT 10 He smooth* the way for others254 words
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Obituary48 1956-07-20 8 20 Words $U (minimum). MRS. YEO WEE SEET (nee Wee Eng Uan) age 44, passed away peacefully at her residence No. 354 Thomson Road on 19.7.56, leaving her husband, only daughter, son-in-law (Jack Tan) and grandson to mourn her lost. Funeral on Saturday 21.7.56 at 1 p.m.48 words
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Obituary91 1956-07-20 8 it Wtrtt lit (minimum). THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Tong Takln thank all Friends and Relatives for their expressions of condolence. Wreaths and assistance at her funeral on 10-7-56. MESSRS K.P.N. NATO, K.P.D. Nair and X.P.P. Nair and their sisters extend their thanks to all those who sent91 words
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625 1956-07-20 8 STRAITS TIMES Singapore, Fri. July 20, 1956. Betting Off The Course Six years of indecision on off-the-course betting finds the Malayan Governments an the point of accepting a modification of New Zealand's system. The present laws on gambling have been in disrepute for decades. That at least is beyond question.625 words
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Article356 1956-07-20 8 The U.S. Senate sub-Com-mittee which has been inquiring into trade with the Communist countries quite obviously has had more than one eye on the November elections. Its majority report assails allies who have increased their trad* with Russia, and blames the ISsenhower administration for letting them. All356 words
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Article200 1956-07-20 8 The reasons which Singapore's acting City Aavawor gives for rejecting the British rating system are not convincing. Thaw would be a mountain of bad debts, atgues Mr. Stevenson, because when th* collector went round he would find that the tenant had moved. Than if proceedings were taken there200 words
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Article, Illustration1032 1956-07-20 8 CAVENDISH - CAVENDISH ■y jm^F mtmmt t»t mii €km mmmmHmm mf wmtimmmiiwmtimm P' 18 now nearly five years since the Labour Party lost office In Britain. At that time its own supporters found the party's philosophy about as exhausted as its opponents declared its politics1,032 words
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Letter324 1956-07-20 8 YOUR editorial on rates JL and rents is a timely commentary upon the anomalies of tile local rating laws which warrants argent attention by our Assembly in view of the rapid increases in the ranks of the small property owner. Undoubtedly a change to occupation rating on324 words
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Letter189 1956-07-20 8 Responsible unionism Fls reported that Mr. Urn Yew Hock has In a paper submitted to the Duke of Edinburgh's study conference, stated as follows: "May be some of our unions have been too ready to take strike action and not ready enough to try more peaceful persuasion. The real trouble189 words
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Letter39 1956-07-20 8 A letter posted at A Bagan Datoh Post Office on June 21 reached on June J7. Sevendays for the delivery of letter is not good enough. The postal authortttwmustbe more prompt. Sltat Mver. Pemk.39 words
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Letter128 1956-07-20 8 P' the Straits Times bf July 18, under tfae heading "Baal It was sudT a sheepish AkmStriw. state that the sheep beartag the brands of four diffjfmt hnportMy bad been mixed up at Fremantle and instead of being In separate rect. The sheep were loaded at Fremantle128 words
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Article429 1956-07-20 8 DENIS - DENIS* by TODAY the world celebrates the second anniversary of the ending of the cold war and the beginning of peaceful, competitive co-existence. At midnight on July 20, the Western Powers, with the United States a notable absentee, admitted defeat in IndoChina. The Vietminh, led by Ho429 words
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Advertisement699 1956-07-20 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. 20 Word, $lt (minlmmm). BLAYNBY on 19th July 1966 at Kandang Kerbau Hospital to Sybil and Michael H. Blarney, a daughter, Alison Julia. AURELY: Pat and John are happy to announce the birth of their second baby, a son at Youngberg'a, July 18th. 10 Word* fit (mlntmmm). YAP699 words
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Advertisement74 1956-07-20 8 little Professor of Piney Woods He started with nothing, nothing but a Bible and abandoned sheep shed. Eren his own race distrusted him. But Laurence Jones saw their Ignorance, poverty and went to work. Story of how the founder of Piney Woods School has devoted his life to backwoods Negro74 words
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Advertisement15 1956-07-20 8 There's no better drink under the* BULMEB ULDBECK MACCRECOR <° it M^, p» SINGAPORE KOALA tUMPU^15 words
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Article, Illustration154 1956-07-20 9 of f to BrMai" goes the ehe«per.fc 7 v i ie^ OMI| m n 7 _<b a t ihia fa drffaajfolj om limit* n FOR FAMILY ALBUM Want father Lfobe girt" L quarters to Luse them all chiKUen all ■,?Sv? and nve •w?aWd. You i Two154 words
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92 1956-07-20 9 CHOPPER MAN OF 60 SAYS: HE SOLD MY MISTRESS SEREMBAN, Thurs. Soo Teck, 60, who attacked another men with a chopper after accusing him of selling his mistress was sentenced here today to one year's jalL Soo said that he had spent more thr i $4,000 his life savings on92 words
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Article57 1956-07-20 9 ■Ml General Sir Mb, Chief of the H Staff. Australian •I arrive In Singapore iday for a brief visit on r to Britain, fig his stay the general will visit Australian soldiers stationed to Singapore and the Federation. He will also call on the Governor.57 words
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Article157 1956-07-20 9 BANISHMENT WARRANTS OUT FOR TWO GAMBLING RING 'KINGS' KUALA LUMPUR, Than. Banishment warrants have been obtained against two "chee fab." kings in a new bid to crush the 36--character lottery. The two wanted men are being hunted by police in the Federation and Singapore. They157 words
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Article89 1956-07-20 9 TIN MEN CALL MEETING KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. rfHS MALAYAN Mining EmX ployees' Union has called for a meeting of all Federation trade unions to explain its stand to its dispute with the employers. The meeting, which will probably be the biggest held in the country, will review "unfair" labour practices89 words
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Article81 1956-07-20 9 MINISTRY IN BID TO END STRIKE The Singapore Labour. 'Ministry is trying to arrange) a meeting between the* '.management of Fred Water-, house and Co. and its 250 striking employees at 9W milestone, BaWt.Thna*x;Road: The strike entered its third day yesterday without any sign of an early settlement. The workers,81 words
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Article42 1956-07-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A lecturer of the Theoepnblcal Society. Mr. M. Su^ramp«ia«i has arrived hvKuala; Lumpur to give a series of talks on Theosophr In the British Council hall here. Mqre than 100 people attended his first lecture last night.42 words
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Article44 1956-07-20 9 PBNANO. Thurs. The Indo-China Steam Navigation Company vessel Loksang arrived In Penan* this evening wttb a member of the crew missing. Ho Sol, a deck hand Is believed to have fallen overboard In the Andaman Sea shortly after the Loksan* left Rangoon.44 words
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170 1956-07-20 9 COMPROMISE PLAN UNDER STUDY rjiHE 10,000-strong Singapore City Council Labour A Unions Federation has put off a strike notice it was planning to serve on the Council today to enforce its demand that the retirement age be raised from 60 to 65. I This170 words
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168 1956-07-20 9 GIRLS, stand out above the crowd and that's about the best tip at the moment for any Malay beauty who has hopes of stardom. For Malay film studios are looking for girls over five feet and they are not flnrilng any. A publicity168 words
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Article41 1956-07-20 9 BENTONG. Thurs. The driver and sole occupant of a car. Tong Chew Kian 36. miraculously escaped from drowning in the Sungel Benus when the car ran off a bridge here last night. Yong escaped through the rear door.41 words
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271 1956-07-20 9 KLANO, Thurs. The dowry fi££f Tengku Abdul Malik, second son of the Sultan of Kedah, for the hand of Tengku Raudzah, eldest daughter of the Sultan of Selangor, was handed over hi a brief ceremony at the Istana Buklt Kota here toAn271 words
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Article155 1956-07-20 9 T*HE Singapore Telephone Board cannot drop the 20 cents charge for trunk calls between Singapore and Johore Bahru because of the expense of ma Interring the large underground cable between 1 the two centres. The general manager of the Board Mr. A. J. Thursfleld, said155 words
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Article36 1956-07-20 9 PKNANG, Thurs. A 16--year old Chinese schoolgirl was stabbed in her room at 3 a.m. today. It Is believed that an Intruder entered her room while she was sleeping and tried to molest her.36 words
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Article46 1956-07-20 9 Ng Ah Sal was fined $30 in Singapore yesterday for stealing a trlsha valued at $100 In Jalan Sultan on July 14 and July 15. Ng said that he used the trisha, which belonged to Urn Yew Uu, to earn some money.46 words
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240 1956-07-20 9 Those give-away babies: Social Welfare 'shocked' rUE Director of Social Welfare, Mr. T. P. Cromwell, said in Singapore yesterday he was "horrified" to learn that two more mothers-to-be intend to give away their babies. 1 1 i "A mother who has not yet even given birth to her child should240 words
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100 1956-07-20 9 The rogue's reign ends after 10 years TEMERLOH, Thurs. A 10-year-old search for a rogue elephant which had damaged thousands of dollars worth of property ended here oa Tuesday. Two Malay came ranters shot and killed the elephant at Mukim Pesagi, in the district of Temerloh. The elephant was the100 words
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Article68 1956-07-20 9 Since his discharge from service on account of old age, a 56-year-old seaman had been going round the Colony shipping firms and agents to a vain search for work. Lee Seng did this for four months before he hanged himself to his Tanjong Pagar68 words
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Article31 1956-07-20 9 Ahmad bin Kosmln, a school teacher, was fined $25 and costs to Singapore yesterday for parking his car to a taxi stand near the Happy World on Jan. 25.31 words
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Advertisement38 1956-07-20 9 HISSES OF FRESH MILK IN EVERY UB I I 'P... 'that's why CP V^V lea taste the cream lg/ J? Y V M| U WHOLEMUT I W'U FRUIT a HUT IRY *IU NUT MILK "wliOwe)* now f JM38 words
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Advertisement104 1956-07-20 9 l_i£_ 2a^U standard The Olympia is fast, I /C?^*--^ >^T siknt and trouble-free. AsEgwSjnV''^ "J Unsurpassed in Lj^SSotß/ f design, material and i Otympia's matchless JKj typescript adds IsSkM new betuty to every tetter. H9H KM. NEVER ft CO. LTD., P.O. lex 2000, MifapereV NTEMOR, SIMONS I CO. LTD., Koala104 words
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Article, Illustration293 1956-07-20 10 FRROL FLYNN, a charming rogue who has never pretended to be anything else, wants to debunk reports that he has reformed. Since his return to Hollywood, after more than four years abroad, gossip columns have been filled with items about the new Flynn.293 words
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Article, Illustration313 1956-07-20 10 CLAMOUR GIRL Mamie Van Doren wants no more dumb blonde movie roles. "After all," she says "I am married to one of America's most successful band leaders (Ray Anthony). I live in Beverly Hills, have my own maid and drive a Cadillac.313 words
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Article, Illustration433 1956-07-20 10 The week^s new fUms~.by CECHJB PARRISH "THE brightest thing about the bubbling Rank comedy "An Alligator Named Daisy" is Jean Carson, a vital, vivacious redhead who looks as though she prefers singing to speaking and would rather run than walk.433 words
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Article, Illustration280 1956-07-20 10 He's tops in opera, but an actor..? Never ra noisy scene at the beginning of "Serenade" somebody says: "This is rather like an opera— all song and nwilodrsnu An apt description of the film. Like many operatic singers, Mario Lanza should be heard and not280 words
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29 1956-07-20 10 throSh^in^frf-i™^" 11 B <liM«elul creatures who flit swashbukllng hero who travels through a tort tf •'wonder* w^tSS&^wo^" 9 U y U Pagination29 words
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Advertisement301 1956-07-20 10 I SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS now pADITni *jtito »AJi,i.«,4,| MiHriJtULiWI JK SE MERAH PADI I wmttOKDIH AHMAD- DAiHC IDtIS'SAUtH «4M«t'l>OtiMAo«Al«^Mf IN FULL ENGLISH SUBTITLES. MI.II6HT TOMOMOW! A Gmt Vie... A GreM FMrntl MARIO LAWa "SEREHAIE" w^'cur. f Tomorrow 9 ajn.: "PRISONERS OF THE CASBAH". g Snnday 9 a.m.: "XENOBIA" pint301 words
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Advertisement286 1956-07-20 10 COLOURFUL! SPECTACO^, s|| l|^B I J o6WLJH*?S ,i Ay 'iS j SAMhTHI^JIJT^B J In Color— A CATHAY mtiv!,^ •< |M I TOMORROW 9 a.i^ THF o^'-^^B SUNDAY 9.. m "lorf^^ r „'>■ ""■tMn t(l||tt '^l H evwwwwwwww^vJv^^^^'^^^B wWBf inn ah eßwuT.afc'ft- pi ease notTHB 10 A.M. 12.45 3.40 uJ7M «■Of286 words
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Article, Illustration1461 1956-07-20 11 STRAITS TIMES Special Feature 53-day ordeal of the kidnapped towkay 1 frightened family wan I told to buy caff in 1 r T before half-P^t seven one night in 19 47, Mr. Kee Hup Hor, a proChinese in Province Wellesley, in Mala) a- kidnapped from his t* 0 j home1,461 words
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Advertisement230 1956-07-20 11 DP-11L r jp^^r 1r J ii&toTtlLiP* A car doesn't always need to take off and travel like a well-hit golf ball! But, it's a nice, secure feeling to know your Ford has the TriggerTorque "up-and-afem" to do it, should emergency dictate. And it's also great having a car that looks230 words
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Miscellaneous136 1956-07-20 11 Rex 3€organ 9 MM* Feels helpless Dick Tracy Listening in THE PLACETS J BU9N^SS fi *y\MJFfy I SAM— I W I "-^m^^. j~^~^mm v^*^iiT/~™TBWWT^BI I MOMTOR BOOM. )l TWE 2.-WW/ I y Ul^^^^^^f' 6^ M3> m "B*. m ■^P^^^-^* A-yJ y/^^/wx r^^^^H I EVEJjyTWING J WCJGT RADIO? I I I136 words
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643 1956-07-20 12 By Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan dollar fell by one thirty-second of a penny against the British pound in Singapore yesterday for the second time within less than a month. The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association best agreed T.T. rates to merchants were fixed643 words
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Article222 1956-07-20 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks Asssesatton made the f oUowlng changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday:— Lonisn; selling T.T, or OB.: 313 7jS; buying airmail: T.T. 2|4, O.D. 2|4 1| 16, 30 d|Bt 214 7132, 45 d|st 214 9 32. 60 dlst 2|4 *****, 90 dlst 2 4222 words
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Article83 1956-07-20 12 ■khs lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharres «r wpoetod today an: Shillong 1-2 25"5_ MWu 4 5 Madelelno CJ»..' Olenggary 6-7, Idomeneus 8-8, f*«J* Bank* 11. Steal Executive 13-14. Anna Bakk* 15-16, Cyclops ".■danger l».ao. Salangor N. WaU 4 Lasem N. Wall 6. Leksula Wa L B> Hon83 words
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Article143 1956-07-20 12 Annwt first grade rubber buyers f*.b. cUMd In Singapore yesterday at 91^ cents per lb. down 1 cent* on Tuesday's closing price." The closing tone was barely steady. Closing prices In cents per lb yesterday were; No. 1 R.s.S Spot f.o.b. buyers 91, sellers 9v. (Norn.); No. 1143 words
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Article21 1956-07-20 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCK Loan, B» 1 Mount rZW Hill Jo* Bradfo« < 2- H1 it CoUTtaulj*-, Dunlop gtc. Zitt y WoolwortT 1 121 words
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Article17 1956-07-20 12 terday t $11 '(wan; ra »ak black? P»>. prim: sS Sept. $2 6 4^ Tone barn,17 words
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Advertisement918 1956-07-20 12 NOTICES ESTATES OF Mrs. Annie Eliza Kathleen Mary Bargrave REEVE-TUCKER, otherwise Kathleen Reeve-Tucker, otherwise Kathleen Mary Anne Elizabeth Bargrave Reeve-Tucker. otherwise Annie Eliza Kathleen Reeve-Tucker, deceased late of "The Grange" Whitchurch, Hereford, England, who died on 3rd January, 1956. Arthur Koberwein a Beckett TERRELL deceased late of 48 Cresslngton Road,918 words
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Advertisement894 1956-07-20 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS AppHratlnns are mvlted for th« following posts In the Ms*teal De-gwtosstt-^Stogapore: (1) ChW logist (Diagnostic) (111) MtiWffil Basic salary $1,870 pjn. (lv) Medical Officer 1/c Maternal Child Health Services (Rural) (v) Radiologist (Diagnostic) (vl) Radiologist (Therapy) (vU) Surgeon (vlll) Medical Superintendent Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Boast salary $1,520-894 words
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Advertisement870 1956-07-20 12 J NOTICES KUAUKRAI SPORTS CLUB t ULU KELANTAN AD persons having claims against the above dub which is voluntarily i wound up are required to submit i and prove their claims In writing k to the undersigned not later than t the 10th August, 1968, after which date the aasesU870 words
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Advertisement515 1956-07-20 12 TENDERS PUBLIC WOMS DEFARTMBIT TENDER NOTICE hktfGXHl 11 1 1 iiiiiigterti and Tyres and Tabes. Tendon win be received at toe offloe of the Director of Public Workf, Federation of MaUya, (Federal Council Chamber) KM* Lumpur up to 12 noon on the 27th July, 1969. tot the purchase o£— 60.000515 words
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Advertisement323 1956-07-20 12 KNUTSEM LINE OBWn i FROM CANAPA/U.S. PACIFIC PORTU Sailing San Vancouver Francisco Sport f.W Crcrtrnde Bakke TO/12 A« EliMbcHi Bakk* 8 lul 21 |ul 20/22 A* 2)« Ellen Bakfce 25 lul 8 Am 7/ 9 S«* tOS* Accepting Cargo for Fremantli nh(i FROM WESTERN AUSTRALIA-* II Sailing Fremantle Spore Hongkon323 words
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Advertisement927 1956-07-20 13 I A |TS TIMESJ^I IT «r BLUE FUHNEI IMS 1& jHE md ond dischorgo eorgo F GLASGOW, LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS llVi 0 c ?r OP °'U M«-R July 19/21 Jary 22/28 „70-t J-'r si lul* 24 July as/2» Jaly 28/29 July Ji J-irJ* Ju|y 24/27 Jg r 2B A«, A-9927 words
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Advertisement789 1956-07-20 13 ■AST ASIATIC UMBS •2TWAM. ft,.,,, m4/m Spar* nm w avi#j W/llAag IVI4A^ IS/18 A^ HOMEWARDS Übm. M|^ n<| Sfeoro p^-hom p^on, •tt^MWA ,7.i*yß 19.19/R 2941/1 tU$. Imtm f^mm. ml,). I BEBr- S^S"- Sw- IHn-•*-W AgaaN fcr SCANRmAVIAN AIRUWRI SYSTEM To NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA^ ROrfoML aJ^Sal. M^^^ HEWS.^S- UYLON. KSS: HfIJULB789 words
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Advertisement981 1956-07-20 13 ■ul^Tmma jThdb loUdc lovDnt ■tamp MMVAPOitI Incorporated In thy Unitwfl Klnfdoffn) B LJNIS SAIUNOS TO UJL AN* CONTINENTAL PORTS 1,. i Ulll a_ Panong aiPifc^www» ror LrrerpocH, Ronoraom, Hamburg, MiadlMOrQugh C2R/S4 BENVENUE for Avonmouth, London, Newcastle 22/27 Jaty la Pert 28/80 Jeiy •BENVRACKIE for London, DnHttrnVnM fafll faadßorS A ■B^aaMaa«R>981 words
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Advertisement1094 1956-07-20 13 MeAUSTER CO., LTD. TSL.: No.: 2SS4I f.f.Wtfill BOCKM AU KLATBMSM UHW MIIRSH, HAVU, ROTTEROAM. LOS ANSILU. SAN PRANCISCO. HAMRUR* PORTLAND, SEATTLE ft VANCOUVER and for USA., North Atlantic Ports AoiloHag earee for Ceatrel ft South and Canada via Colombo Aisrise CITY OP PERTH SOUOAINVILLE **t mm jmm a. S DOffO1,094 words
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Article, Illustration393 1956-07-20 14 'j'UßKis are clear indications that Malaya is changing a sizeable part of her old established bar soap trade to a comparatively large consumption of powders, whether soaps or syn- thetics. This was the conclusion of Mr. B. R. RatcUffe, marketing director of Lever Bros.393 words
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Article175 1956-07-20 14 Sir Eric's synthetic warning A WARNING of the probability of a large export trade in American general purpose synthetic rubber in a few years time was given by Sir Eric Macfadyen, chairman of the Rubber Plantations Investment Trust, at the annual meeting in London. Sir Eric said rubbergrowing companies would175 words
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Article, Illustration158 1956-07-20 14 fTHS sales' director of a Swiss company is now on a three months stay In Singapore with the object of appointing local agents. He is Mr. Charles Walthausen of Gisiger-Greder Fils of Selzbach, Switzerland, and be also represents the sister company Union Ltd.,158 words
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Article, Illustration313 1956-07-20 14 A BRITISH firm, The China Engineers Ltd., Sinn pore,, manufacturers of tiles and specialists j 5?5 t*" 1 appointed site license* by B. W. Parquet Co. of Switzerland to manufactui a new type of tiles known as Parquet flooring xnis was announced by313 words
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159 1956-07-20 14 rE management of the Great World Amusement Park, Singapore will held a Modern Home exhibition in £c Park ground* from October U to 31 with the can be achieved. Mr. Abdul HanM, aawtant nua«sr of the Park said y«Jtarday the exhibition kind159 words
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132 1956-07-20 14 BATA HAS BIRTHDAY DINNER IN KLANG rraOUSANDS of pairs X of robber shoes are produced dally at the Bata "hoe factory In Klanf which last weekend, celebrated its 25th anniversary with a dinner for 500 guests. The managing director of Bat* Shoe ft Co. Ltd in Singapore, Mr. A. J.132 words
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Advertisement187 1956-07-20 14 I SAFE economical; simple to use 1 DOMESTIC IRONS I (PAESSURP) I Burnt 4 hours on B 1/3 pint of I Kerosene. H |^^^L_H Draught Proof. Use h f* I or out of doers. I BA Perfect balance. I ----^^Bam^ssW* f xtn L« rge ironing plate TILHY f brightest. B187 words
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Advertisement356 1956-07-20 14 will get IBslni IMMEDIATE RELIEF'! children under 5. Babi^jL/y 'ft I For adults and children oversTlT [PeWitt's COUGH SYRUP M«3-» Put your material handling s*-n i 5 on a iii i i i ii P^^ .^Bbbßßßbbbbßlbßv I jlLj J^^ k* r-^r^T! I vL i i/ m .jssfIBBBBBBBk. vßßßii^— '"Tfct ISiß^MFWS^sfEaJilf:':/356 words
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318 1956-07-20 15 pRICKET interest in Singapore this weekend will be f ocussed on two annual two-day matches— one between the Singapore and Federation Police teams and the other between the two Padang dubs. The lnter-Poilce match, the fifth in this series since 1851, will318 words
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Article50 1956-07-20 15 Gymkhana S.C. beat Aston A.C. 6-3 in a S.A.F.A. Dlv. SB league match at Farrer Park yesterday. Farrer Juniors beat Customs S.C. In another Div. 2B game at oeylang. On Wednesday, Western B.C. beat Singapore Cricket Club 4-3 in a Div. 2A match at Jalan Besar.50 words
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223 1956-07-20 15 SYDNEY, Than. A SUGGESTION that lan Johnson; the captain, should be dropped from the Australian team for Hie fourth Test, at Old Traff ord (Manchester) next week, was made yesterday by R. L. (Dick) Jones, former Australian selector and chairman of the Sydney Cricket223 words
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Article, Illustration44 1956-07-20 15 IN A GREAT FINISH in thf ThrifMUet at the A. A. A. championships, held at White dtv, London, last week, Derek Ibbotson (left) beat tho holder. Cbrtfchataway, by inches. Both clocked lfrnift 32.6aec on a rain-soaked track. —Renter photo.Reuter - 44 words
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179 1956-07-20 15 ROYAL Afar Force Singapore trounced Royal Navy ft-1 hi their BATA. Community league match at Saletar yeaterday. The result also countt in the lnter-Ser-vlc6o rhmnploiiarfitp RJLF. attacked from the start and led 5-0 at the interval They opened acortdk In the nrst minute179 words
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Article97 1956-07-20 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thura. Botangor Turf Club** Auguat Meeting on Ang 11. S3 mnd n uta be (or CUaaes Four and Five bones. Entries dose on Aug. a. Distances and stakea are: Ctaae 4: Vint run: SKI. or AM 7f Second run: of. or97 words
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Advertisement1319 1956-07-20 15 liiIJJTvIWhtHtWH OCCVK IB m g Bedroom. ZgShss i anM Mountuattm cud. Double Room. service re.. 4182*ftf/Uundry. complete JSr?" Sanitation. $350 inclusive. 25J18 i i/.oyd rxoai 5M n Booms, tffmS Bates wrr BEDROOM Coir.rithroow attached. ,p-var.t room. fi •■r.om.'or. R ;se jrjtfV. Apply Al^oS. Singapore. y t ,-:t rooms at c01,319 words
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Advertisement824 1956-07-20 15 VEHICLES FOB SALE MWmtdttS (Mlm,)-tox St eU. 1947 SINGER 9 SPORTS Good mechanical condition, recently decarbonised, brakes Mined. Taxed, Insured. Price $750/- 0.n.0. Phone ***** after 2 p.m. HILLMAN MINX 1961 Knssllent condition, regularly serviced, fully Comprehensively Ins. April 1957 Taxed. $2,200. Ring *****. tat. 321. MORRIS COWLEY 1994 European824 words
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Advertisement411 1956-07-20 15 Hew! m^^ m^ m^ m WkUßSsS^^mmVSmmmmmmmmmmVßV\mmmm^^mmmmmW r- jMaSaafe^ \^KBSSSm\wE^BF Clmms Hsalf-outomoticolly Cbniges Hodes- automatically gimootk down the skin-automatically On. EVERSHARP Hydro-moflic /<As^BS!S Sehick lni«ctor razor C&^SLmm* Z^^^lf 24 Hycfc^mogic blades I>'^^^Bal *sfcv B*la BepraaentaUTes: OVERSEAS TRADERS LTD. Hhsgapsra. Koala Lnmpar Feaang. Tel: m*L Tel: 782. CHAMPION rßTj(Sr g^i"n BWBs^ftssai^ m9411 words
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Article131 1956-07-20 16 LONDON, Thurs. rpCA scores In county cricket championship matches today were: At Lord's, Players 238, Gentlemen 179 for six. Rain curtailed play. At Liverpool, Lancashire 307 for seven versus Nottinghamshire. No piay today (rain). At Leicester, Somerset 116. Leicestershire 188 for four. No play after lunchReuter - 131 words
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191 1956-07-20 16 OH KEE TIANG - Penang Cup hopes rest on how Kedah fare OH KEE TIANG By PENANG, Thurs. PENANG must beat Kedah in their Malaya Cup soccer match tomorrow if they are to go to the final of the competition. This will be a "home" game for Penang but for the settlement team they191 words
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217 1956-07-20 16 SPORTS LETTER fjiPSOM JEEP said (S.T. July Vj 16) that Jolly Sailor's 9.13 in the Williamson Memorial Stakes was the heaviest weight carried by a winner in any feature race I think there was a horse which won a very special Feature Race,217 words
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Article, Illustration575 1956-07-20 16 V. P. NAYAGAM - V. P. NAYAGAM PIRUZ TOUCHED PEAK FORM Of GRUELLING MATCH AGAINST MATEKAR SURJIT RAJ A POTENTIAL THOMAS CUP PLAYER By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. OELANGOR badmin- ton's problem boy, Ai>flif)i%h Pirns, whose form (varies between very food and very bad, played one of his finest575 words
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Article, Illustration714 1956-07-20 16 SINGAPORE WILL BE BEST SERVED IN THE FIELD EVENTS HTHE FIELD EVENTS at A the Singapore A.A.A. meeting which begins today at Jalan Besar Stadium will tie devoid of the close competition attending many of the track items, but it is in this field that Singapore will best be served714 words
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Article78 1956-07-20 16 I AFTER a four-month lull, in- terest in Singapore table tennis has been revived by the news that- a strong Japanese University team may visit the Colony soon. The University team will Include two players who lepresented Japan, who won the world championship in Tokyo78 words
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Article51 1956-07-20 16 The sixth annual sports for pupils of the Rotary School at the Trafalgar Home win be held on the school ground on Saturday at 3 p.m. The programme has been arranged so that all the 121 pupils will take part. Lady. Black will give away the51 words
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Article23 1956-07-20 16 J. H. Purrier and Mrs. O. R. Standish won the 18-hole mixed foursomes stableford competition at the Royal Singapore Golf Club.23 words
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279 1956-07-20 16 LIM KEE CHAN - LIM KEE CHAN By WHO says Singapore's teachers are not sports- minded, that they are dnl Jacks who beliere in all work and no play? i Then listen to this: The Singapore Teachers Union has formed a Board of Games committee to279 words
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Article175 1956-07-20 16 r PHK Formoaan Chinese profesx atonal goirers, Chen Chlng Po and Lv liang Huan, played their final exhibition matches In Singapore yesterday. At Royal Island Club In the morning the Chinese pair von by five and four against Major 8. E. M. Welch and D.175 words
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152 1956-07-20 16 LONDON, Thun. VHE former Malayan champion •printer, Jackie's Kuda, owned by Dr. J. D. Dennehey of Singapore, is Joint second topweight with 9.02 to King Bruce (9.08) In the Stewards Cup, to be run over 6f at Goodwood on July 31. The other allottedReuter - 152 words
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182 1956-07-20 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. CLIVE NORMS caused the first upset of the Selangor lawn tennis championships when he beat second-seeded 8. A. Annan in a three-set men's singles semi-final on the Selangor Club courts today. The tie was left unfinished yesterday with the score at182 words
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Article154 1956-07-20 16 MCFA for Taipeh after Ho Ho Cup TiiALAYAN Chinese IT Football Association will defend the Ho Ho Cup in Hong Kong on Oct. 6 and after their Hong Kong matches will tour Taipeh and Vietnam, an M.C.F.A. official said in Singapore yesterday. If the Ho Ho Cup game ij not154 words
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Article91 1956-07-20 16 A NGLO-CHINESE School became r% the first holders of the Ashness Shield by winning the interschool tennis competition yesterday. St Patrick's Institution were runners-up. This was decided on the completion of the unfinished match between Henry Pang (ACS) and Patrick Law (St. Patricks) which was postponed91 words
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Article94 1956-07-20 16 I the S the Da-'.' 5 1 Khee 5 ciatl °ti V? A? 1 SI thi a eh 5S cr e the If this teams w;.; 1 £°n>P«ltte f 'eld t* 0 cha mpio^ doubly ma g b y r. r-: land by i s uan^Sasu JJgugen vj-i94 words
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Advertisement893 1956-07-20 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from Face 8) SITUATIONS VACANT M Wort, U (MiH.)-Box M €U. txtr*. DOCTOR to take over practice In growing town In Persic on attractive terms. Apply early for details Box A 533 S.T., Ipoh. LAY SUPERINTENDENT. Trafalgar Home. Medical Department, Singapore. The advertisement published the Straits Times893 words
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Advertisement47 1956-07-20 16 AN EVERLASi IMPRESS^ D.O.M. has left an everlasting impression of excellence on all who have enjoyed its superb flavour a flavour imparted by A the rare herbs specially J selected for their health giving properties. jl /^J&eneMctine|ra HINDSSCtf SOLS ACtSTi f )f()l0 AUCADe BUILDING c AAFFIES Pl*"47 words
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Miscellaneous64 1956-07-20 16 ATHLETICS Singapare AAA chsmplsiiOßlps. Jafaui Bfcaar. 3.30 p.m. Johore AAA annual athletic meet, Johore English CaUege ground, Z.U pJB. SOCCER 6AFA Div. 3A: Ptrbtmp«w» SUa v Junior AA, Geylaag; RAF Tengah v Bonna Vista, Farrer Park; Workers Education v Qi—is SC, Ba.VsUer Road; Radin Mas T Arsenal, CYMA. FRICNDLIEB: Boys*64 words
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