The Straits Times, 20 July 1957
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Title Section13 1957-07-20 1 The Straits Times flew**** Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1957 15 CENTS13 words
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Article849 1957-07-20 1 JAMIT SINGH AND LEE TO GET TEMPORARY PASSES they can enter Harbour Board area to prepare workers'' ease pmtofendto I the go-slow 0 campaign !1 of inquiry directed yesterday that the (»ro Harbour Hoard should issue temses, valid until next Tuesday, to the Harbour Hoard Staff Association's849 words
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Article359 1957-07-20 1 MO JOBS FOR FRIENDS, SO 200 QUIT 14 strangers in pine factory A BOUT 200 employees of the Lam Huat Hup Kee Pineapple Co. at Kranji, Singapore, stopped work yesterday because the management refused to employ 14 of their friends. They had told the company that they would take an359 words
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Article84 1957-07-20 1 RAWANG. Fri.— .More than 300 vehicles were held up for two hours this afternoon at the Kanching Pass, seven miles from here, as a crane pulled out an Army lorry which plunged into a ravine yesterday. Soon after the road was clear a timber lorry84 words
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Article33 1957-07-20 1 DAMASCUS. Fri. The Syrian President, Mr. Sabri Assali, yesterday said that Syria rejected President Eisenhowers Middle East doctrine because she wanted to maintain her strict neutrality between East and West. -A.P.AP - 33 words
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Article24 1957-07-20 1 LONDON, Fri. The Queen today received Mr. G.W. Tory at Buckingham Palace on his appointment as British High Commissioner in Malaya. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article, Illustration14 1957-07-20 1 H.R.H. PRINCESS MARGARET14 words
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Article, Illustration247 1957-07-20 1 PRINCESS The rumours buzz again... V T EW YORK, Fri.— The A New York Daily News said that "Buckingham Palace is buzzing with rumours" that Princess Margaret's engagement will be officially announced today. A London cable to the paper said: "Some reports tip Lord Patrick Beresford, 23, and three years247 words
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Article14 1957-07-20 1 Tlie two-day military and police internal security exercise in Singapore ended yesterday.14 words
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177 1957-07-20 1 A one-kiss honeymoon then back to jail for bridegroom ADELAIDE. Fri. A New South Wales girl has married 21-year old convici serving five years in Adelaide Jail for breaking and entering. Wardens dressed the bridegroom in his best clothes and a jailer acted as best manReuter - 177 words
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179 1957-07-20 1 STRIKERS SAT AT DEPOTS' GATES 'THE riot squad rushed early yesterday to the depots 1 of the Hock Lee and Tay Koh Vat bus companies in Singapore when about 350 of their striking employees tried to prevent vehicles from being taken out. I Strikers179 words
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68 1957-07-20 1 Worker stops airport fire spreading A I' IKK broke out on the tarmac of Singapore Airport yesterday but prompt action prevented it from spreading to giant passenger planes parked nearby. The fire, which started in a ditch on the southern side of the airport, was spotted by a KIM mechanic.68 words
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Article34 1957-07-20 1 HOLLYWOOD. Fri. The mother of pianist Liberace was brutally kicked and beaten up by two hooded men who attacked her last night in the garage of the Liberace home— A.P.AP - 34 words
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Article58 1957-07-20 1 Survived died telling it PARIS, Fri. Seventeen people were killed and about 75 injured early today when the crack Nice to Paris express was derailed at BollenlaCrolslere near Avignon. Raymond Vermersch, 40, survived the wreck only to die ot a heart attack as b* was telephoning Ms wife to assureReuter; AP - 58 words
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Article50 1957-07-20 1 AMSTERDAM. Fri. Royal circles said today that former Queen Wilhelmina, 77. is sinking. She has been confined to her country estate and ordered to tak e absolute rest. She is said to be suffering from the accumulative effects of advanced ag P rather than any specific illness. U.P.UP - 50 words
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Article31 1957-07-20 1 Th c Katong area of Singapore was in darkness for more than two hours last night. A Pasir Panjans power station engineer called it "a local interruption of supplies."31 words
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75 1957-07-20 1 KUALA lUMPUR, tr;. Two public holidays will be declared >n the Federation to "elebrate merdeka. Saturday. Aue 31 .hen independence will be pro. claimed will be a public holiday throughout Micountry. The other holiday will infixed by the states. The Federation Government has fixed75 words
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Article729 1957-07-20 1 Boyd to Malaya: Best wishes LONDON, Fri. The House of Commons today passed a Bill providing for the establishment of the Federation of Malaya as an independent sovereign country within the Common- wealth. It now goes to the House of Lords. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Lennox Boyd. moving the thirdReuter - 729 words
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Article28 1957-07-20 1 NEHRU ON MID-EAST NEW DELHI. Fri— Mr. Nehru told closed meeting of Congress Party parliamentary group today that "most difficult" situation existed in Middle East. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article26 1957-07-20 1 PARIS Fri. The five-week-old Government of Mr. Maurice Bourges Maunoury won a confidence vote in the National Assembly today on its Algeria policy. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article21 1957-07-20 1 About 30 gangsters clashed with sticks and bottles in Teochew Street, Singapore, late last night. Police detained a man.21 words
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Article76 1957-07-20 1 BAHREIN, Fri. A tribal rising in the Arabian kingdom of Muscat and Oman has had "some initial success." an official British spokesman I said here today. The Sultan of Muscat is usinp; his private army, which has British officers, to suppress the rising, which isReuter - 76 words
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Advertisement23 1957-07-20 1 #MS*^ HOLDS *U THE ACES fe. mt mm mf[ jgP fl v/ rErE N worlds Fmsr VL" I dW* jnpif if 'P. .^tf23 words
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Advertisement98 1957-07-20 1 ill iv v t ■OVALTINE' sj H^tt /h--contains Na- ▼^|B^^^^^ >>^ x Hire's be.st foods with additional Jr Vitamins. }W Child's Health... What wouldn't you give to ensure it One way, Mother is to re- \ff"^^\ cognise the value of a food «M U supplement. Gfve your child j i£>*98 words
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Article, Illustration251 1957-07-20 2 ARMY OFFICERS, EX-MINISTERS ARRESTED CAIRO, Friday. PRESIDENT NASSER announced last night that he had foiled an attempt by army officers and civilians including two former cabinet ministers to overthrow his regime. The attempt was made in April, said a statement distributedReuter - 251 words
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Article, Illustration95 1957-07-20 2 PRINCESS V ASM IN, grand-daughter of the late Aga Khan and halfsister of- the new Aga Karim Khan, among mourning women of the Ismaili sect at Geneva. The princess, daughter of Prince Aly Khan and actress Rita Hayworth. remained in Geneva when her grandfather's body was flownAP - 95 words
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206 1957-07-20 2 Filter or plain? The experts don't know WASHINGTON, Fri.— f Two experts told a Government sub-com-mittee yesterday that they don't know whether filter tip cigarettes provided any more health protection than the plain variety. Dr. E. C. Hammon, research director for the American Cancer r-^iety, said he believe a might206 words
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233 1957-07-20 2 AGA KHAN BURIEN IN COUNTRYARD OF ASWAN VILLA Cairo. Pridas I rpHE AGA KHAN was buried in a temporary A in the courtyard of his white-c the edge of the River Nile at Aswan Hundreds of Ismaili Muslim leaders flocktrj villa from all parts of the world for the cerem<Reuter - 233 words
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Article52 1957-07-20 2 LAS VEGAS. Fri. The first air-to-air atomic rocket tired from an aircraft in the United States burst over the Nevada Desert today with a flash that paled the morning sun. The missile exploded at an altitude of more than 15.000 ft. and sent up a pinkReuter - 52 words
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102 1957-07-20 2 BUDAPEST, Fri.-Hunfan is to hold its first bif beaut\ contest, it was as nounced yesterday. Before last autumn's mat: the Communists frowns on beauty contests is "cosmopolitan" or "An*. rican." During the winter a fti small ones were held, li MarchAP - 102 words
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Article34 1957-07-20 2 WASHINGTON FT: Arthur Miller, ptajwj husband ol Marilyn Mjn» was today sentenced c US$5OO iMSI.SOOi fin P aM» suspended Jail sentence one month for contempt c. congress. He gav c noi.ee appeal.34 words
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Advertisement239 1957-07-20 2 Where does CALTEX come into the picture 9 t This is the first of a Series that tetts w the story of Cuttex in Malay a \\raW 1 ln Singapore harbour, the third busiest international marine fuelling ii'!MMl)Usi \i^^ I POrt the world> Caltex is well and tru| y in239 words
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Article184 1957-07-20 3 RIGHTWING MASJUMI PARTY DROPS TO BOTTOM OF THE LIST Ri;n RNS IN CENTRAL JA VA ELECTIONS PUTS THEM IS DOMINATING POSITION JAKARTA, Friday. t ITEST returns from this week's general elec- (o city and regional councils in Central today showed that the Communist Party 1 overwhrimiagReuter - 184 words
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107 1957-07-20 3 Case of the woman who wants to wed stepfather AUCKLAND, Fri The New Zealand Court of Appeals deferred judgment today on the case of a woman who wished to marry her stepfather who also is the father of her child. The legal tangle started in 1342 when William Woodcock married107 words
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Article19 1957-07-20 3 I. Fri. A special ing the visit of the Prince Philip to 1 > tuber will be UP.UP - 19 words
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Article91 1957-07-20 3 GENEVA, Fri. A Swiss court has acquitted Walter Flachsmann. 29, co-pilot of n Swiss airliner which nun out of fuel and crashed into the j English Channel three years ago, on a charge of having by his negligence caused th<» deaths of three passengers who died inReuter - 91 words
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Article29 1957-07-20 3 LONDON. Fri.— Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, British Foreign Secretary, was guest here last night at a dinner given by the heads of 10 South-East Asian diplomatic missions. Renter.Reuter - 29 words
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196 1957-07-20 3 A ROBBER ORDERED TO PAY BANK DAMAGES OF $170,000 ONDON, Fri. A convicted bank robber was ordered in the High Court here yesterday to pay nearly £20,000 (about $170,--000) damage to a London bank he robbed two-and-a-half years ago. The action was believed to be the first brought by aReuter - 196 words
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252 1957-07-20 3 France sells Far East service ships PARIS, Friday. CEVEN French ships, including the country's third largest liner, the 30,400-ton Pasteur, and others formerly used on Far East routes, have been sold to foreign buyers, it was disclosed here yester- senator has tabled a >n in the Council of jpubllc (UpperReuter - 252 words
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131 1957-07-20 3 'Amok' drove at 80 m.p.h. in the heart of London LONDON, Fri. A motorist, who "ran amok" In his car and sped at 80 miles an hour through London's West End just before dawn pursued by police, was banned from driving for 20 years here today. He is Alexander HenryReuter - 131 words
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Article182 1957-07-20 3 A HOAX TURNS BACK A PLANE BOSTON, Fri.— An Air France plane bound for Europe, with 59 passengers turned back and landed here today after a woman had telephoned the airline's reservation office at New York's International Airport that a bomb was aboard. The plane, a Super Constellation, was 140Reuter - 182 words
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Article43 1957-07-20 3 LENINGRAD, Fri. The British Trans-Antarctic Expedition, now on the island ice cap, and the Soviet Antarctic Expedition have established radio contact, according to a report from the Soviet expedition, quoted by the Soviet news agency Tass today. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article39 1957-07-20 3 LONDON, Fri. Prospects of more trade between China and Hong Kong are expected to be discussed here next week between the Governor of Hong Kong, Sir Alexander Grantham, and the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article68 1957-07-20 3 f ONG BEACH, Fri.— Miss U.S.A. Leona Gage, 21—who had reached the semi-finals of the Miss Universe beauty contest here, admitted today that ■he had been married and was the mother of two children. She was disqualified from competing further under the rules ofReuter - 68 words
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Article12 1957-07-20 3 BUDAPEST: Hungary .s to import 10 American films for public showing soon.—U.P.UP - 12 words
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Article25 1957-07-20 3 BAGDAD: Twelv c people were killed and six injured in a tribal clash over irrigation in Diwania Province, southern Iraq. Eighteen tribesmen were arrested.— A.P.AP - 25 words
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Article29 1957-07-20 3 BOSTON: Three gunmen locked 21 people including a policeman in a vault and robbed a Canton, Mass., trust company of $94,500 and took about $1,000 from bank patrons. —A.P.AP - 29 words
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Article24 1957-07-20 3 LOS ANGELES: Dr. Constantine T. Kavassiades a member of Greece's Atomic Energy Commission, said his country would get its first nuclear reactor next year.—Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article22 1957-07-20 3 TOKYO: A BOAC Bristol Britannia ianded at Haneda International Airport in Tokyo, inaugurating the first turbo-jet aircraft commercial service to Japan. —Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article20 1957-07-20 3 RABAT: The Sultan of Morocco, will visit the United States on Nov. 25 at the invitation of President Eisenhower —Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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Article27 1957-07-20 3 GENEVA: Mr. Dag Hammarsicjoeld, United Nations Secretary-General, left by air for New York after attending the 24th session of the United Nations Economic and Social Council. —ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article60 1957-07-20 3 LONDON, Fri. Interplanetary travel will require space ships at least as large as the liner Queen Mary, the chief engineer of the American Atlas long-range missile project, said yesterday. Mr. Karel J. Bossart made the statement in a paper presented to the high altitude and satelliteReuter - 60 words
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Article249 1957-07-20 3 Closing middle prices of selected ;tocks not Including stamp duty vere: LOANS Consols £49-. +V 4 Funding A7c £87',. +H War 3' £67 :l +>/* BANKS Merc. (5 Btt pu) £6'i Eastern (£5) £8 S 'x Chartered (£l> 40/Hongkong ($l2) ClOl'j INSURANCE :om. Un (uts.) 79/6 +1/4% Royal249 words
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Article31 1957-07-20 3 LONDON, Prl. Spot 27' id Aug. 27»id., Sept. 27\d.. Oct Dec. 27Hd., Jan-Mar. 27\d. April-June 27»»d.. July elf 27' id.. Aug. ell 27 Nd., sept, c.i.f. 27'4d. Tone: Quietly steady.31 words
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Article20 1957-07-20 3 LONDON. Pri. Buyers £747 sellers £747>/a. Forward buyers £745>-_. sellers £746. Settlement £748. Turnover a.m. 125 tons p.m. S.20 words
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Advertisement69 1957-07-20 3 ;V A y S ee Rexona use Rexona for the natural loveliness of a healthy skin J\ hoalthv s»kiii i* the baxis of true beauty. Pure, green Rexona gently stimulates and f ini \y (I >;uitiful. And Rexona contains Cadyl ;ni c\<lusi>e blend of natural oils that soothe fr;i{;raiil RfIKOM69 words
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Advertisement245 1957-07-20 3 I CATHAY ORGANISATION <| ON TOP IN SHOW BUSINESS TAKES PRIDE c IN PRESENTING 1 >> <« 20th CENTURY-FOX'S <*' ess s ac TUC i t ■*■<" I*--1 MHOW** I! < 1 > A Special Preview of jj; t Spectacular \j- Motion Pictures jj; £tt Coming To Entertain The >)245 words
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Article35 1957-07-20 4 BENTONG, Fri. A verdict of "death by misadventure" was recorded yesterday on an 11-year-old girl. Lam Foong Lin, of Shanghai Pahang Estate. She was mauled by a tiger on Jan. 23.35 words
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Article129 1957-07-20 4 TWO SENT FOR TRIAL rO charwallas, lltekhar Ahmad and Mozaffasul Hague, were yesterday committed for trial at the Aasizes on a charge of murder ing Habib Anuwar on May 19 at the 7 1 mile Tampines Road. A van driver, Ahmad Khan, told the court that he met Iftekhar at129 words
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Article30 1957-07-20 4 The Bishop of Smuap. the Rt. Rev. H. W. Baines, will confirm nine candidates and preach at St. Paul Church. Upper Serangoon Road, at the 8 a.m. service tomorrow.30 words
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352 1957-07-20 4 BOOST MALAYAN COAL MTUC ASKS GOVT. Colliery heads: Sales down yet 6,000 depend o>u KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Malayan Trade Union Congress today urged the Federation Government to reexamine the possibility of the Malayan Railway and the Central Electricity Board buying 3,000 to 5,000 tons more coal from the Malayan352 words
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Article109 1957-07-20 4 rpHE Singapore Telephone X Board Employees' Union is prepared to negotiate with the board on its wage demands but will not call off the strike. The unions secretary, Mr. Jamit Singh, said yesterday that this decision had been conveyed to the Labour Ministry, which109 words
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Article50 1957-07-20 4 Representatives of the Singapore General Employees' Union and the management of Lam Soon cannery met at the Labour Ministry to discuss the dismissal of a clerk for allegedly refusing to obey orders. No decision was reached. Both parties will meet again on Monday for further talks.50 words
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Article44 1957-07-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Buddha Jayantl temple in Circular Road, built to commemorate the 2,500 th anniversary of the death of Buddha, will be opened tomorrow by the Kuala Lumpur philanthropist and banker, Mr Cheong Yoke Choy. Tlie temple cost $50,00044 words
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Article136 1957-07-20 4 Black-white colour scheme irks tenants rpHE Singapore ImproveX ment Trust thought that a black-door-and white window colour scheme would be an attractive change from cream for the flats in Alexandra Road and Prince Philip Avenue. But they forgot one thing. Most of the residents of136 words
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Article103 1957-07-20 4 A SINGAPORE magistrate yesterday spent the whole morning hearing a case which he later said was "a waste of time." Mr. Choor Singh, the magistrate, said that the police had produced no evidence against the man on trial before him. He acquitted Tan Chew103 words
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Article44 1957-07-20 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The Johore Bahru Town Council thinks that licensed of beef and mutton stalls in the town's main market are trying to create a meat monopoly by deliberately leaving them unused. So it has decided to reallocate licences.44 words
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Article23 1957-07-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR. *Y1 The Municipal Council i s in be asked to approve morthan $633,800 for ant! malaria work next year23 words
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65 1957-07-20 4 Water-skiers to elect 'Miss Barbecue' A "MISS BARBECUE" will be elected at a barbecue which the Malayan (Tater Ski Association nil hold at Loyang, Singapore from 7.30 p.m. on Aug. 10. One of the main attractions will be a spotlight demonstration by some of Singapore's best waterskiers. Tickets are available65 words
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Article16 1957-07-20 4 PENANG, Fri. Juru new village in Province Wellesley has elected an 18-man goodwill committee.16 words
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Article, Illustration258 1957-07-20 4 RUBBER FASCINATING DECLARES THE WOMAN EXPERT Firsr rime /or her to meet workers-* she's thrilled DENANG, Fri ber? It's one of the most fascinating Jects ever tackled by Miss N. K. FishS I British civil servant "This is my 0 East, and I c thrilled to see how rubber is258 words
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Article51 1957-07-20 4 Singapore naval auth yesterday began an li ation into the ramm kelong ort Pulau Übin or. Tuesday night. Two Colony were having dinner 111 tr hut of the kelong when tw incident occurred. A lar§ f section of the fishing staßs was reported to have beer, torn51 words
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Article, Illustration139 1957-07-20 4 They will be away for one yeai T<HREE boys and a girl will leave Singapore at i r end of this month on a Teenager's Pre sponsored by the U.S. department of State They are Gay C and Koh Yew SI Presbyterian Boys' SfW»Tan139 words
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Article27 1957-07-20 4 The Yio Chu K:-i gol. nunplnes branch Singapore Labour F be opened by the r sident. Mr. Cb< tomorrow at the Vio Chu Kane Road.27 words
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Advertisement171 1957-07-20 4 NAMLY PARK ESTATE 111 9 New, Different American Designs sth MILESTONE, BUKIT TIMAH ROAD (opposite raffles park) FIRST PHASE WILL BE COMPLETED ON THE BEGINNING OF DECEMBER, 1957 Selling Price: $25,000 upwards. 3 Bedrooms, Dining Room, Living Room, 2 Bathrooms with long baths, Kitchen, Terrace, Car Porch, Servant's Room, Servant's171 words
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Miscellaneous158 1957-07-20 4 RADIO MALAYA ft P T a c r a ade 6a 4 n 0 c 0 c; Li^0 A^=y SINGAPORE 476 metres 41 ley: 530 Bandstand: 5.50 I metres. j>: 00 aPProx. sport's Hour; 6.30 KUALA Ll'MPl'R 341 metres. ™"°F7 :in r c e Summary; t ;.32 light PENANG 3«s158 words
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Article309 1957-07-20 5 RDEROUS ASSAULT ON DEFENCELESS COUPLE, SAYS THE JUDGE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. v() i;i JOSEPH MANICKAM, 35, a former instructor, was today sentenced to 5' jail by Mr. Justice Sutherland in the uiirt here for the attempted murder of a ■tuple, Mr. and Mrs. Vasuthevan.309 words
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129 1957-07-20 5 Reply to 33: Bad news on that bus THE Straits Times yesterday received a memorandum, signed by 33 residents of Queenstown. Singapore. They warned to know what had happened to a report two months ago that a bus company had applied for a licence to run a through service from129 words
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Article162 1957-07-20 5 RED CHINA LURES BICYCLE SPIVS PROFITS that can be I got from the sale of bicycles in Red China are believed to be one of the main factors which lured a larger number of Singapore Chinese to China on brief visits last year than in previous years. The increase, said162 words
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Article37 1957-07-20 5 KUALA TRENGGANU, Frl. —Inche Abdul Halim bin Abu Yamin has arrived here from Penang to become Fisheries Officer, North-East Malaya, in place of Mr. K. H. Bain, who has retired under the Malayanisation scheme.37 words
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218 1957-07-20 5 Inquest told of prediction...* A SCHOOLGIRL told a coroner's inquest yesterday that her mother died on a day she herself foretold. Tae Peck Yong. 15, said that in periods between delirium her mother, Chow Y'.t Len. 38, gave her a pathetic218 words
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Article41 1957-07-20 5 KLANG, Fri. Mr. M. R. Nambiah, 36, an estate conductor of Batu Tiga, 10 miles from here, was stabbed to death today. He had four stab wounds in the neck, shoulder and chest. Police have detained a man.41 words
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58 1957-07-20 5 Thief takes $11,000 in empty home PENANG, Fri.— A 'hief stole $11,000 in cash and jewellery from a merchant's home in New Lane yesterday. The thief entered the house while the Inmates were visiting some relative* in Jelutong. They found the louse locked from the inside when they returned home58 words
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Article56 1957-07-20 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. Chan Nee Pee, a contractor, was fined $800 at Mersing yesterday and ordered to pay $100 costs, for giving a bribe of $30 to Inspector Raja Mahmood not to take action against people found gambling at Jemaulang on Feb. 14. Chan said56 words
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Article27 1957-07-20 5 The New Zealand Commissioner, Mr. Foss Shanahan, last night held a reception for officers of the newly-ar-rived cruiser H.M.N.Z.S. Royalist at his Nassim Road home.27 words
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Article30 1957-07-20 5 One of the newest warships in the United States Navy the 18.000-ton U.S.S. Tulare, an attack cargo ship is due in Singapore today for a five-day informal visit.30 words
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143 1957-07-20 5 WAS HE A THORN AMONG the YWCA ROSES? AMONG the 28 women at a flower arrangement class at the Singapore Y.W.C.A. in Collyer Quay yesterday sat a lone man. From the back of the class he earnestly took in the lecture on Japanese flower arrangement by Mrs. E.S. Pohair. He143 words
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Article46 1957-07-20 5 KUALA TRENGGANU Frl —The staff of the Central Electricity Board here gave a dinner last night to Mr C. O. Virgis. officer in charge of the board, in Monour of the award of the Meritorious Service Medal to him by the Sultan of Trengganu.46 words
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Article31 1957-07-20 5 Ismaill Muslims in Singa pore attended a mass prayer meeting at the Young Men's Muslim Association premises in Moulmein Road yesterday afternoon in memory of the late Aga Khan.31 words
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Article26 1957-07-20 5 SEGAMAT, Frl.— Fo r carryIng three piculs of vegetables In his private car, Tan Kirn Tay, 27, of Labis, was fined $100 here. 126 words
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Advertisement25 1957-07-20 5 HICKORY SMOKED AMERICAN BACON Grillroom, Sugar Cared, Pre -sliced and Derind. Q HroM MnrclgMf MJHmwmwmt Kcklc ami Pimenlo Mvut Loaf. Pfcklc and Olive ->leal Loaf.25 words
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Advertisement718 1957-07-20 5 Give I Bob Martins once a dag Ever see your dog really out of condi- -*°""J"'Avm Uon? Off his food, listless and dull. SS^mESSSS his coat loose and irritating with the viumu» or th. b scarcely the energy to wag his tail. Why 'i^c^^pp^ ever let your dog get like718 words
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Miscellaneous414 1957-07-20 5 YMCA (Orchard Road) Movie Serangoon Garden Estate, noon to Circle show "Thunder Bay" 8 p.m.: 6.30 p.m. Senior Cambridge Malay classes YWCA (Rallies Quay): Intema. beginners 2.30 pm., ad"ance 3.30 tional cooking class "Sukiyakl" p.m.; Chess Club 3 p.m.; body- by Mrs. Y. Nomura and Mrs. M. building, weightlighttng 4.30414 words
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Article28 1957-07-20 6 20 Wont* Sit (minimum). FAMILY OF the late Mr. Lee Guan Swee wish to thank friends and relatives who sent condolences, attended and assisted at the funeral.28 words
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Obituary70 1957-07-20 6 10 Wordt $10 (minimum). TREASURED MEMORIES of our beloved father the late Lye Boon Hong, died 31st July, 1956. Life moves on but memories stay. MRS. TAN TECK LENG— Alias Urn Chin Choo). Treasured memories of our beloved wife and mother who died 20-7-56. "We remember you In70 words
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Article306 1957-07-20 6 2(1 Wordt Sit (minimum). A MUST for musty odours Air-wlck— lt kills musty smells and keeps tthe home "country fresh". CHILDREN'S WEAR— Special offers in all items at Wasslamull's Children's Shop, 35 High Street. MC.VTTTE PRICE'S Biscuits •re always fresh, crisp, tempting, suitable to every taste, even to the306 words
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605 1957-07-20 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Sat. July 20, 1957. The Honesty Of Sterling How honest is sterling? As honest, says Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, as Britain chooses to make it. The same question is being asked of Malaya's dollar, and of course the two are linked, but the doubts about605 words
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Article255 1957-07-20 6 Malayan doctors have the skill to locate a brain tumour or diagnose, with great accuracy, other serious and complex neurological afflictions. Having diagnosed the malady the neurologist is left to contemplate that the patient will go blind, be paralysed or die a slow death. These neurological cases255 words
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Article276 1957-07-20 6 Mr. Francis Thomas' statement on the Government's indecision over a unified public transport system for Singapore needs interpret inc. Mr. John Ede asked what progress had been made. The short answer was "none." But Mr. Thomas preferred a long answer, and took a bus ride all276 words
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Article1083 1957-07-20 6 CYNICUS - CYNICUS by WILL the inquiry into election malpractices and corruption in Singapore produce anything more than the thunder-cloud of suspicion and innuendo which darkened the Assembly proceedings? I doubt it Who is going to come forward with hard evidence? The bribers? The voters who were bribed?1,083 words
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Article, Illustration9 1957-07-20 6 PLAYING SOLDIERS Photo by Soong Hon SinSoong Hon Sin - 9 words
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Article732 1957-07-20 6 Sir A tec Kirk bride - Sir A tec Kirk bride By T*HE young kings who A occupy the thrones of Iraq and Jordan are the great grandsons of the late King Hussein of the Hejaz who was personally responsible for the national movement which is now known to history as732 words
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Article116 1957-07-20 6 (From the Straits Times of July 2(), 1907) WHEN the Oriental Tele- phone and Electrical Company commenced operations in Singapore in 1882 there was an exchange providing a service for 38 subscribers. This has since grown to 900 subscribers and the capacity at Telephone House at present116 words
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Advertisement469 1957-07-20 6 1 Strait* Timet Free Prctt I I For the convenitne* ot adver- tilers our repre»«ntotlvti «t lit I floor, SINGAPORE COLD STORACf, ORCHARD ROAD, will rtuiv* fffloH odvcrtif#nontt ond onswers i to box numbers. j Closilfiod •dvtrtiummtt nay I alto b« handid to: I CITY BOOK STORE LTD. Winchester Houit,469 words
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Advertisement31 1957-07-20 6 CIIMAN MN ▼iniite Incomparable for vijible ink filling capacity, reliability price-worr+iineji. Agents Service Stations:— EVERBRICHT OPTICAL CO., 19, ChnlU St., Spore- 1. ENC SENC MEDICAL CO., 8, Ah Qnee St.. Penan*;.31 words
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Advertisement221 1957-07-20 6 You may buy a radiogram cheaply but pay dearly It's the trademark that makes the difference, "HIS MASTER'S V VOICE" the world's most trusted trademark offers quality, unsurpassed performance and unparallelled economy backed by a world wide guarantee of service and goodwill. LET me show you the A "LOWBOY" M^U221 words
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Article, Illustration70 1957-07-20 7 WINSLOW GETS THE No. 2 LEGAL DEPT. JOB ir Crown Counsel. k s V. Winslow. Uj s been promoted s first Malabo r solicitor-General. P rak. Mr. Winhad his early edu- penang Free Scholar, he B.A. LIB. de:rom Cambridn.- Unl- wai railed to at the Middle Tern- 1940. he joined70 words
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Article22 1957-07-20 7 Netherlands Vice- Singapore. Mr. due to arrive Hague today. Un ac- i his wife, will Baron Wibrand van22 words
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Article60 1957-07-20 7 Cigs. seized but man gets away WHEN a six-man Customs party uait!n. in ambush at the junction of dulega and I'pprr Changi roads. Singapore, stopped a lorry at 4 a.m. yesterday the driver leaped out and escaped into thr darkness. In the lorry the Customs men found cartons containing 159.(J1G60 words
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Article47 1957-07-20 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri RIDA has given $2,000 to Yahaya bin Bongsu, of Batu Pahat, to plant 10 acres of coconut land and 5450 to Haji Basri bin Haji Musa. of Batu Pahat. to improve and plant five acres of coconut Lino.47 words
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Article53 1957-07-20 7 trying children spent rday in a Singapore ip with their Chow Ah Chong. 31. nleaded not gull- I ty to a charge of having 27 gallons of uncustomed intoxicating liquor at her home in Geylang on May 1. She could not find a bailor until later53 words
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680 1957-07-20 7 WOMAN WHO LEFT HER HUSBAND AFTER SIX MONTHS ACCUSES HOME GUARD OFFICER SERVANT ALLEGES: HE TOOK HIS WIFE TO HOSPITAL, THEN CAME INTO MY BEDROOM >qvit* d SEREMBAN, Friday. A *<>"* kAR-OLD Chinese woman who said she left her husband six months after680 words
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Article20 1957-07-20 7 PENANG, Frl— The Penang assistant Port Officer, Capt. J.N. McCaughan, has left for Britain on six months' leave.20 words
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Article42 1957-07-20 7 TAN JONG MALIM, Fri. A local girl. Miss Kumari Kamala Menon. has entered Bombay University for a fiveyear course in architecture She is the eldest daughter of Mr. K. p. B. Menon. senior technical assistant of the P.W.D. here.42 words
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Article29 1957-07-20 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Kuala Lumpur airport will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday nights next week for minor repairs and maintenance to the runway.29 words
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150 1957-07-20 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. All countries in the free world will get news films of I the merdeka celebrations free within 24 hours of the events in Malaya, the Straits Times was told today. More than 11 countries, including America, Britain. Canada and Australia, have150 words
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Article, Illustration93 1957-07-20 7 HELLO, what are you doing up here!" says the Chief Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, as his daughter Mariam, 6, toddles onto the speaker's platform. Little Mariam felt lonely sitting among the V.I.Ps and decided to Join daddy at the ceremony of93 words
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Article, Illustration20 1957-07-20 7 Tengku Rahman, persuading Mariam to go back to her seat. Straits Times picture.20 words
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145 1957-07-20 7 'Too many cigarettes a peril' KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. a FEDERATION Government doctor tonight ap- pealed to the older folk to discourage young people from smoking. In a broadcast on "smoking and lung cancer" the doctor, whose name was not disclosed said smoking was145 words
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126 1957-07-20 7 TRIPLE-PRIZE FILM ON TEMIARS FOR COLONY rE triple-award winning Malayan Film Unit colour film, "Timeless Temiar" will have its first screening in Singapore at the Rex Theatre tomorrow and in the Federation immediately after th« Singapore run. The film, which is now being' shown in London, is a documentary of126 words
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Article40 1957-07-20 7 TAIPING. Frl. The Old Girls' Association of the Lady Treacher Girls* School, renamed the Treacher Methodist Girls' School Taiping, will hold its annual meeting on Aug. 3 at 530 pm. to be followed by the annual reunion dinner.40 words
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Article26 1957-07-20 7 TAIPING, Fri. Fire Officer Abdullah bin Abbas nf the fire brigade here .las been awarded the Colonial Police and Fire Brigade Long Service Medal.26 words
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111 1957-07-20 7 A BLIND WIDOW GETS 12,000 IN DAMAGES rpHE blind widow and A four children of a trisha rider, Lee Ah Song. 44, who was killed in a motor accident last year, were awarded $21,475 damages and costs in the Singapore High Courl yesterday. The acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Knight,111 words
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Article87 1957-07-20 7 KEMAMAN, Fri.— Two terrorists, the last of the ganc in this district, surrendered to the police near here this morning. One a Malay, was admitted to the District Hospital for treatment to his hand. He is believed to have been wounded in an, ambush87 words
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Article22 1957-07-20 7 A sum of $13,031 was raised during the Red Feather Day held recently in aid of the Cheshire Homes. Malaya.22 words
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Article159 1957-07-20 7 Wins gold medal as best of 778 prints in photo exhibition 'THE picture of a beauti--1 ful girl hiding shyly behind an umbrella won for Mr. Kwan San Hoi, A.R.P.S.. a Singapore ace photographer, the President's Gold Medal in the fifth Pan-Mala-yan Photographic Exhibition, which opened yesterday at159 words
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Advertisement81 1957-07-20 7 By AMIDA WATCH CO.. S.A.) Stainless Steel Sinks 0&% LINDTnVIS (M) LTD." KOALA LUMPUR PINANC p OH |ESSELTON Aircondifioncdi 'r 0 Ceylan, Road Tel *****/S *****/2 <v /j nikjr Saturday Sunday Lunch X WINE DANCE |AVANESE RI|STAFFEL O> ln <- rhythm of LIONEL terved from 12 noon to 9f 181 words
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Advertisement167 1957-07-20 7 -W-mTTM m W''^- 'Of Mmro Wall's Sausages, Wml LM M M i.^fe what a treat Just watch ■•^irVjJKJ 9 the family tuck mi i t enjoying the juiciest cuts of J-f-\S\ U-^Si+->lf\f'4~ fr esh pork at its tenderest, \J #ti UCrS^-'^SrC tastiest best. And delicious, I extra-meaty Wall's come to167 words
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928 1957-07-20 8 Parampalam disagrees with WHO experts' statements on conditions at hospital 'THIS IS 1954 REPOBT...VD RATHER NOT COMMENT' JPOH, Fri. The Assistant Superintendent of the Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong Rambutan, Dr. S. Parampalam, disagreed today with the reports of experts from the World Health Organisation on conditions at the institution. When928 words
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Article109 1957-07-20 8 SINGAPORE'S most exclusive trade union claims a 100 per cent membership. It is the Singapore Government Executive Officers' Association the elite of the Government clerks, all superstate men. The association, formed last August, is registered as a trade union. A spokesman told the Straits Times109 words
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218 1957-07-20 8 UNION MAN: STRIKES LAST RESORT THE Singapore FederaA tion of Unions of Government Employees said yesterday that the Government's General Orders should not stand in the way of pensionable employees taking drastic action to press legitimate claims. The Federation's vicechairman. Mr. X, Thillaimpalam. said Government218 words
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Article, Illustration223 1957-07-20 8 SO DIFFICULT WHEN ONE DOESN'T KNOW ENGLISH LACK of knowledge of the Faglish language has indirectly curbed the progress of Laos and Cambodia, said Mr. L. Villiam, 23, a teacher from Pavie College, Laos, in Singapore yesterday. It limited their ability to adopt the methods of development used In Commonwealth223 words
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Article30 1957-07-20 8 PENANG. Fri. Penang's "Golden Voice," to represent the settlement at the national contest in Kuala Lumpur in September, will be picked at a competition here on July 30.30 words
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Article48 1957-07-20 8 SEHEMBAN, Fri. The Negri Sembilan Council of State accepted a recommendation by a committee which investigated grievances by bullock cart owners that licence fees for bullock carts fitted with pneumatic tyres should b e cheaper than licence fees for those using iron-shod wheels.48 words
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Advertisement517 1957-07-20 8 -c 1 liSb HTT^i j•§• i Ji fsiifll R* 1 "The Think Pink Film" J WOW SHOWING! %5^ fhtiNj h "J 11 ».m.. 145. 4.15, W faee^l I -IC 6.45 ii 9.30 p.m. -^V ji_*~A w Plus: G. B. News Speciml: British Film Academy Awards Tribute to the Aira Khan517 words
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Advertisement585 1957-07-20 8 .7| a Jfu a a Shaw thaw U »tht SitM >how I^trrnBWjfrfjjTr^ 'phone;,,,,,,, i 11,1.45.4.6.3049.3,, Hiliili'lHH vUQllli/ I I T T ClNiM. Se Starring GRANT WILLIAMS RANDY STruT- Plus Pathe News: World Mourn, A** Khan I J Tonight M'nite "FROSTY NIGHT" Mandarin (3JJ Today 9 ajn. II Tomorrow 9 a.m585 words
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Miscellaneous387 1957-07-20 8 26 Be back, Crosby, in decline Straits Times Crossword 27 ssm? heat ofthe Ules 28 In the small enclosure from T"| nTT 4 te^ge' I that place (6> SSS m 2 O r d a n measure and deed (5). §SSS §8S §S§ 3 Near the compound of clay SSSSSa387 words
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Article, Illustration1243 1957-07-20 9 The case of the killer reprieved by East India Company red tape Seven years after founding the young colony of Penang, with no Law Courts still in existence, Francis Light was called upon to mete out justice in the case of a murder at sea. The findings of a court1,243 words
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Advertisement28 1957-07-20 9 "outdoor* strain!" -c care refreshes strained eyes ends! dropi „f 1 i''."tanllv rflii*c 1 bj tun- > 'Irwnir, Hind! I'.itho un.l ft tktmm -'■i.Tiiiiic" tym U.k imtllr j <;,. t28 words
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Advertisement280 1957-07-20 9 ENERGY' |i \Cf OOSE Oo.Pill three hM i^s \-I tin>"S doi <j or oi f'f> I m* prescribed 1-J2 fSI «ir» Moat in England by I 53 Scott Bowne 10 il ?jSI MNFC. CHEMISTS. iQ LONDON. SCOTT'S W^^mo HALIVITEf Whether at work or at play Scott's Halivite Pills supply you280 words
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Miscellaneous191 1957-07-20 9 tiox 3 1 organ 3t.D. 3tarthcM m s problewn r^±L~ '^v"~-"H r PERHAPS —"T ACTUALLY YOUR PKOStEM V 1/ WIU. IOU LET US MAKE >** "Ny p -*S AMONG THE I NOT A* 6KEAT AS THAT J THE NECESSARY I —l OONT TUP human BODt I* £U*CETi»LE V^MS^H UNINFORMEP' OF191 words
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276 1957-07-20 10 DEMAND FOR SHARES CONTINUES IN INDUSTRIALS By Our Market Correspondent IJUYING activity continued unabated in the industrial section of the Singapore Share Market yesterday in what some sharebrokers described as the strongest-ever buying interest with sellers reserved. Exchanges at lower levels were still an insignificant proportion of total exchanges. Some276 words
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Article448 1957-07-20 10 ANOTHER week of masterly inactivity with any bullish or bearish factors seemingly ignored, reports Holiday, Cutler, Bath and Co., Ltd., in a current review of the Singapore Rubber Market. Any slight rise immediately brings out profit-taking, which, as It dwindles. Is In turn replaced by covering, but448 words
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Article81 1957-07-20 10 The sale of Pahang Para Rubber Syndicates Atbara Estate at Kuantan has been completed for £60.666 and the company's as.<"ts now consist of cash and securlti»s only. Thp break-up value of its assets In the event of liquidation Is estimated at approximately 2s2d. per 2s. share, but an81 words
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Article80 1957-07-20 10 Ships lyir alongside the Singspore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: President Jackson 1-2, Patroclus 4-5, Flintshire 6A, Benmhor 6-7, Steel Chemist 8-9, Bencruachan 11. Malay 13-14. Straat Ball 15-16, Glenfjyle 18, Frederick Clover 21-22, Tong Thay 23, Perak 24, Hikone Maru 25-26. Kinabalu 27-28, Falstrla 29-30,80 words
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Article586 1957-07-20 10 The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: "There was a further sharp advance In industrial prices- Tins were firm and rubbers quietly steady." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following busine- me yesterday: Fed. Disper.sary $2.30- Fraser <b Neave pref. $4 xd, ords $2.82% to (2.85; Gammon 52.73H (overnight),586 words
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Article43 1957-07-20 10 On the free exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 6 03\ f or i cash and 6.0 1 1 for T-T. Sterling was quoted at 16.36 and I I one tail of gold at 262^443 words
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Article153 1957-07-20 10 August first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore on Friday at 93 Vi cents per lb. up threeeighths of a cent on Thursday's close. The closing tone was steady. flowing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot fo.b buyers 92' i, seUers153 words
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Article18 1957-07-20 10 OFFICIALPRicb j I SINGAPORE 9 ri-bber J. ul> m m Per lb. Up wJ P«cul (down I18 words
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Article114 1957-07-20 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS Investmen'f^K^i moving Mthta M& on the Melbourne today. Trad,-. B**8 t«9 lower, in I JUT"* s L other moves I Gold generally A although I IS. 2d. Trau. <!*■ held around I Loans 3 V I Loans 3., I Bank of Con. Zinc £2 Mount Lyell I N.114 words
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Article108 1957-07-20 10 Singapore Chine., rWM change: noon prices p< I terday were:— I Copra: s-e. j -.^B buyers, $26 sellers. CocS? I steady; bulk Mu-, wJJrjH $45 sellers. p pppfr r^M about 30 tons of busing i 9 done; Mumok I wak $109, qwcUl E I $74 (all i; I108 words
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Advertisement1452 1957-07-20 10 NOTICES TRADE MARK NOTICE GLOBE 11 11 ]p>H FABRIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Trade Mark depicted above Is the absolute and exclusive property of Globe Traders of No. 108 A High Street, P.O. Box 2124, Singapore and Is used by them in respect of Nylon Sheers, Nylon Glass1,452 words
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Advertisement184 1957-07-20 10 NOTICE NOTICE TO KHOO SAY HAI: Mother very anxious about you. Please return, all forgiven. Anybody knowing whereabouts of Khoo Say Hal. 19, please inform Madam Yeoh Kirn Keok c o Anglo Oriental, Mallm Nawar. SHIPPING NOTICES VY.K. LINE (Nippon Ynsen KaUha). m.T. "KYOAN MARU" Arrived: 13-7-57. A General Survey184 words
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Advertisement476 1957-07-20 10 KNUTSEN LINE orient service I FROM CANADA/US. PACIFIC PORTS —3p DAYS I Sailing San Vancouver Francisco Spore P.Swetr. Penan? F r Elisabeth Bakke In Port I Cjertrud Bakkc 4/ 6Aug 7Au? 9Ao? TiM Ellen Bakke 27 July 26/28Aug 29Au 31Au, vA Kriitin Bakke 3 Aug J7Aug 16/18 Sept 19Sept 21Sept476 words
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Advertisement1340 1957-07-20 11 t 1403 MANSFIELD <Sc CO., LTD. t<l MM jrotea ,n Singapore) ,i 2 Hf THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE &r' AILINGS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON ft CONTINENTAL swidtc Hamburg Juty 24 J yty 27 A- 10 Au,,4 Aa.,,/,4 Aa. ,7/1. Hamburg Au* 9 Au* 10 M rTtivVSSSr Al 10 A 1J1,340 words
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Advertisement1130 1957-07-20 11 M I pM^fTfTJnTf^^uTff^ EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK AND/OR FAR EAST •aa-aaaaaa* VIA SUEZ P*nong P. S'hom S'por* "FALSTRIA" (Bangkok only) God 29/ SO •KOREA" 10/11 Aag "INDIA" 7/10 Aug 11/12 Aa* 11/15 Aag "MEONIA" .Bangkok 19/22 Aufl 21/24 Aug 25/27 Au* HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR ADEN, PORT SAID.1,130 words
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Advertisement969 1957-07-20 11 THE DEN UNE STEAMERS LTD 'RiVi"" SINGAPORE (Incorporated n th* Unttaa Kingdom) S LINES SAILING* TO U.K. ft CONTINENTAL PORTS S'pora P. Sham Penang BENMHOR for Lrvarpool, Rotterdam, Hull 0.4-7/21 July l»/24 Jaly BENVRACKII for London, la) Pwrt/22 JaJf 21/24 Jaty Homburg, Rotterdom IS Jaty/ 4 Aafl Louden *Sra*t arrival969 words
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Advertisement1230 1957-07-20 11 McALISTER <Sc CO.. LTD. TEL.: No.: ***** BLLBRMAH LIMBS KLAVBNBBS LIMB LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO HAMBURG SEATTLE, VANCOUVER ft PORTLAK3 ond for U.S.A., North Atlantic Port, A ««P»'»9 "'9O tor C*ntr*l ft South ond Conada via Colombo America CITY OF OTTAWA* BOUGAINVILLE S'por* P. S'hom Pfnang Spore1,230 words
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107 1957-07-20 12 IS IT TREASON TO QUIT A UNION? I AM a normal studentteacher. Recently, I resigned from the Singapore Teachers' Union, because I did not agree with its views. The next aay when I arrived at school some of my male colleagues shouted at me: "Treason, traitor." Is that the way.107 words
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802 1957-07-20 12 f|UR Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, not very long ago expressed his concern over the circulation of malicious rumours that the value of the Malayan dollar is going down and that Malaya is threatened with inflation. But did he know about the way our cost-of-living802 words
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213 1957-07-20 12 AT the last meeting of Singapore City Council, the President In reply to a complaint by a councillor said that most of the consumers of water, gas and electricity do not understand the bills rendered them, was reported to have said that nothing213 words
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Advertisement453 1957-07-20 12 from pain caused by Rheumatism, Fibrosifis, Lumbago, Gout, etc. D6SI PIUROMIL is a if illi 49 cleansing internal IPwdfl' 'BP t treatment which I' vCS lon g lasting \W***(tl* relief DIUROMIL il M W&ft -lushes and cleanses heving pain by attacking the cause Turn to o f trouble. Qinromil Purifying453 words
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Advertisement121 1957-07-20 12 Going to EUROPE? A JfTake a closer look. h STOP-OVER '^&j£S^^P*^ JJtj^s^^EP^B mOU II Sl'6 yj^fo'**^4p% less time mr The Alia Insurance Building y Rayon Yam A THREE GOLDEN HORSES v*A\ x KURALON Filament Yam. 'IvX*\ /ivlX KURASHIKI RAYON CO., LTD *•.••••*< Heod Office, 2, Umeda Kira-ku, Osoko r /,•*•*•*<121 words
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Advertisement431 1957-07-20 13 (Continued from Pate 6.) VITIATIONS VACANT •fin.)— Box St cts. extra. \N FIRM Requires Stenographer also okf stenographers: ;n strict confidence, 1 Post Box 2735. riVE Position in Europel Agency offered respon- >t have experience bookings. Reply in Advertiser, PO. Box ipore. "NIOR CLERKS with or with. required for British431 words
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Advertisement430 1957-07-20 13 SITUATIONS VACANT Words SS (Mim.)-Box St ets. txtra WANTED CHINESE DOCTOF for well established Dispensary Please send personal particular and qualifications to No 34 Mot Ouan Terrace, Singapore. WANTED: GENERAL AM A* iralned European household fa Plat District 10, 2 adults 1 baby duties Include occasional baby sitting. GPO Box430 words
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Advertisement791 1957-07-20 13 I ACCOMMODATION VACANT JO Word, SS (Mi*.)— Box SOrt: txtra. t VACANT TWO ROOMS $50 each, Water/Lights Included. SeaI side Bungalow, near Bus Stop. View/Apply after 5 p.m., 650-3 Bedok Road. I DIRECT OR AUG. Bachelor r Eur. > offer nice place by bachelor .use of whole house L- bath791 words
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Advertisement848 1957-07-20 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED to Words SS (mm.)— Box St ets. txtrm. EUROPEAN BACHELOR WISHES to share Flat or Mess Districts 9, 10 or 11 preferred. Box A 3707, S.T. FLATLET ABOUT TWO Rooms plus In reasonable district by European business woman. Would consider sharing. Phone ***** after 530 p.m. EUROPEAN FAMILY848 words
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Advertisement985 1957-07-20 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Word, SS (Him.)— Box M fi«. sxtrm. 1955 WOLSELEY 4/44. 1954 Studebaker Champion. View 28, Grange Road. 1954 BLUE STUDEBAKER Saloon. One owner Syce driven. Recently overhauled, $3,250 on.o. Phone ***** 1955 ROVER 60, Black, one Owner. 21.000 careful miles, Beautiful condition. $6,500. Phone ***** Office985 words
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Advertisement601 1957-07-20 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE H Words SS (Mln.)—B»x it ct: mmtrm. FIAT 500 CC Convertible, October 1953, 30,000 miles, well Maintained, Tiptop condition, newly Repainted Corinth Blue, new Hood, New Upholstery, Extras: Wing Mirror, Wind Deflectors, Upholstered Rear Seats. Best offer over $1,500 Secures. Phone Holmberg 1 Office *****. Home *****.601 words
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Advertisement130 1957-07-20 13 TOO •O O IBp j^*^*' DELICIOUS V'Mr^U MMm-Mmm l|p^ Hff Ih|h| Made in Englanc JtSF^^^^^B^^^^^^WrSHn rcfTl choicest f rui I mm t^L^'^ J JlffHr I Strawberry 8m \ii t&ilC**- V^^ A Blackcurrant Raspberry Victoria Plum AVAILABLE AT ALL GOOD GROCERS Wt Brandyman is quite a lady's man! A popular penonaliry130 words
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Article, Illustration951 1957-07-20 14 CROP OF NEW RECORDS EXPECTED ON NEW CTNDERS TRACK, BUT.. BROMLEY WILL MAKE IT TOUGH FOR EDWARDS AND SISON Ken Perera is good for 880 in 1:57 By NORMAN SIEBEL WHEN the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's cha m pionships are held at the new Fairer951 words
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112 1957-07-20 14 T»HE Japanese Thomas Cup 1 badminton team will play a friendly match against Singapore next Friday night at the S.B.A. Hall, at Guillemard Road. The Japanese team, now in Colombo for their first round match against Ceylon starting tonight, will arrive on Thursday by112 words
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Article26 1957-07-20 14 St. Joseph's Institution beat Bartiey by nine wickets at Bras Basah Road yesterday. Bartiey 55 (Martens 4-10p St. Joseph's 66-1 (De Vaa 34 no.).26 words
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206 1957-07-20 14 TAUNTON, Fri. AFTER struggling in damp conditions on the first two days the West Indies cricketers took advantage of a firm pitch and brighter weather to gain some batting practice in drawing their match against Somerset here today. With Garfield Sobers hitting 104 andReuter - 206 words
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Article444 1957-07-20 14 BATSMEN HAVING A LEAN TIME SINGAPORE batsmen are having a lean time in tournament cricket this season. So far, only three batsmen— Bob Barker (S.C.C.), Thuraisingham (Ceylonese) and Douglas Ross (S.R.C.) have passed the 300-run mark. Barker, the S.C.C. left hander. heads the batting list with444 words
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Article176 1957-07-20 14 Cooper out in fourth round SHOCK No. 1 CHICAGO, Fri. ASHLEY COOPER, the world's No. 1 amateur tennis player since Lew Hoad turned professional, was beaten in the fourth round of the U.S. clay court championships here yesterday by Grant Golden, America's 10th ranked player. Golden won 4-6. 6-4. 6-2.Reuter - 176 words
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Article92 1957-07-20 14 JOHORE announced their team to inert Singapore in the first round of the inter-state badminton tournament for the Foong Seong Cup at the Singapore Youth j Sports Centre today and 'omorrow. The Johore team, to be led by non-playing captain Ng Ngoh Tee Omar Manap, Pang92 words
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Article25 1957-07-20 14 ASCOT. Berkshire. Fri. Mr. J.J. Astor's Rally won the Brown Jack Stakes, run over two miles, six furlong and 34 yards here today.25 words
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Article94 1957-07-20 14 PENANG, Friday. A NOTHER 12 records were broken on the second day of the Penang and Province Wellesley Combined Schools athletics meet at the City Stadium today. Maureen Augustine of the Bukit Mertajam Convent did a splendid 16ft. 2>/ 2 in. in the She bettered94 words
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146 1957-07-20 14 GIM HOCK-HOE BENG CLASH WILL BE CSC MEET HIGHLIGHT HIGHLIGHT of the Chinese Swimming Club championships at Amber Road today will be the clash between Thio Gim Hock and the 16-year-old junior champion Fong Hoe Beng in the freestyle events. Gim Hock, a member of the Singapore water polo team146 words
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Article44 1957-07-20 14 ALOR STAR, Fri. "THREE State records were broken at the North Kedah A.A.A. championships on the Sultan Abdul Hamid College ground here today. Schoolboy Ahmad Mansor, who won three other events 100 yds, 220 yds and long Jump was champion athlete.44 words
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251 1957-07-20 14 4 CHANGES IN MCFA TEAM FOR HO HO CUP KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. SOUTH CHINA, who are representing Hong Kong Chinese this year in the annual Ho Ho Cup match against Malayan Chinese at the Princes Road Stadium tomorrow, have named the team which trounced SinoMalays 9-2 in Singapore last Saturday.251 words
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Article66 1957-07-20 14 IPOH, Frl. Anderson School became champions of the Central Perak zone Merdeka soccer competition when they beat AngloChinese School 4-1 on the padang yesterday. They will meet the champions of the South Perak zone, Government English School of Tapah, next week at Kampar and the winners66 words
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Article32 1957-07-20 14 LONDON. Frl. Brain Londong of Blackpool, and Kltlone Lave of Tonga, will meet in an eliminating bout for the British Empire heavyweight boxing title at West Hartlepool on Aug. 12. Renter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article230 1957-07-20 14 all out for 29 MIDDLE^ second lo and wen I innings and 22 I After bein» 51 run. v on the nrsi L sex had k, 11 runs at 1 m terday. and four remainin.; wi C b^ runs m h;i I Veteran Uu-hyshir. Cliff Glad win st a L*HReuter - 230 words
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Advertisement757 1957-07-20 14 CLASSIFIED ADS. "AT YOUR SERVICE" 20 Words $10 (minimum). Daily 1 month. 10 Words $2 JO (Mm.) EJECTION WATCH SERVICE Station. Chun Chong. 62 South Bridrs Road, Singapore. WaTERM ATI'S PEN Service Station at 30b Clemen;eau House, Penan? Lane, Tel: ***** CYMA WATCH SERVICE Station. ISS North Bridge Road. Capitol757 words
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Advertisement86 1957-07-20 14 ijftjfr A world of pleasure uithirM your reach... if you oirn i Small, handy, speedy in operation, reliable and low in price these features have made Agfa Silette the most popular miniature carrier. since 1954. Coated, colour corrected Apotar 3 Shutter Speeds up to 1/500 sec; Rapid a: film-wind lever86 words
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Miscellaneous252 1957-07-20 14 TODAY i!* S»n«»l>ore v Johore (at IWMI Youths Sports Centre. 8 p.m.). BADMINTON: Foom Seonr Cnp CWCKET: Singapore v Malacca Ue Singapore v Johore (at at Padanj), st'A Senior tourYouth Sports Centre. 8 p.m.). *!f!j? ent m t n e» Ceylonese v CRICKET: Singapore v Malacca CS (at B»l««er Road).252 words
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