The Straits Times, 1 August 1957
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Title Section12 1957-08-01 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1957 15 CENTS12 words
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Article207 1957-08-01 1 CABLES IN HIGH ST. MANHOLE TAMPERED WITH IN BROAD DAYLIGHT Extent of damage indicates it was done by someone who knows about circuits 3,000 out of order in the city ut the lines to 3,000 telephones n Singapore yesterday afternoon. wirts were encased in three thick were207 words
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600 1957-08-01 1 LEFT-WING vs MODERATES AT ANNUAL MEETING TIIK long-awaited showdown between the Ri^ht and Lefl Wings of the People's Action Party 1 is about to take place. A head-on clash between the moderates and extremists will occur at the party's annual general meeting at600 words
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Article47 1957-08-01 1 NEW DELHI. Wed.— One man was shot dead and three others were wounded when police opened fire on demonstrating Municipal I streets sweepers here today. The sweepers are among I 15.000 Municipal workers who declared a lightning strike for better working conditions. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article29 1957-08-01 1 HONG KONG. Wed— The British troopship Asturias passed through here today with the last batch of 1.100 men of the British Commonwealth contingent to leave Korea— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article23 1957-08-01 1 Metropolihl broadcast tyo residents lard against nvercome by advised Avoid taking c hours of n most hen half- I 123 words
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114 1957-08-01 1 OMAN: R.A.F. PILOTS ORDERED TO GO IN SHOOTING DAHREIN, Wed.— R.A.F. planes destroyed six vehicles in attacks against the rebel forces of the Imam of Oman yesterday. Today an official spokesman announced here that new instructions— effective from yesterday— had been given to the flyers to move from mere demonstrationsReuter - 114 words
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Article102 1957-08-01 1 MORE MINERS TO BE SACKED KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Malayan Collieries at Batu Arang is to dismiss more workers because of the falling demand for coal, a company spokesman said today. The number of workers at the colliery has been cut from 2.500 to 800 over the last three years. It102 words
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Article21 1957-08-01 1 TOKYO. Wed— The Pope ha.s donated 718,000 yen for the relief of flood victims in Kyu.-hu.— A. P.21 words
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Article90 1957-08-01 1 Missing tailor found dead A SINGAPORE tailor who disappeared last week has oeen found dead. Toh Ah Goon. 47. left his Tanjong Pagar home last Saturday night, telling his wife he would not be out for long a.s he had to get up early the next morning. And that was90 words
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Article20 1957-08-01 1 KHARTOUM. Wed—Mirghani Hamza. Sudanese Deputy Premier, left today for a 10-day tour of Russian agricultural equipment factories.—Router.Reuter - 20 words
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Article31 1957-08-01 1 CALCUTTA. Wed. -Seven people were killed and 50 injured today in an explosion at a railway yard at Asansol. a steel town about 120 miles from Calcutta. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article100 1957-08-01 1 SOLDIER - Girl found walking naked SOLDIER' I WAS ATTACKED BY BU XI T MERTAJAM, Wed. A girl, found wandering naked at Kebun Sireh on Monday night, has told police that a serviceman who had given her a lift in his car had attacked her The girl. Joy Naragathabally Samuel, daughter of100 words
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Article219 1957-08-01 1 LONDON. Wed. Britain today made it clear that she will resist direct loan requests from former coloniai territories, such as Malaya and Ghana, which achieve independence within the Commonwealth. A Government White Papor on Britain's role in Commonwealth development said firmly that the parentAP - 219 words
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Article246 1957-08-01 1 KUALA T^HE Malay Rulers have the historic election o di-Pertuan Agonsj on Sati LUMPUR Wednesday, begun to arrive here for f the country's first Yang irday. They will stay on till Moni day for another big ceremony I the signing of a new agree- ment with246 words
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Article62 1957-08-01 1 LONDON, Wed. The Queen today gave the Royal Assent to th e Federation of Malaya Bill to establish Malaya as an independent, sovereign country within the Commonwealth. This was done in the House of Lords through a Royal commission, a parliamentary instrument for conveying the Sovereign's willReuter - 62 words
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Article29 1957-08-01 1 VIENNA, Wed.— Czechoslovakia is holding at least 45.000 political prisoners in its jails and concentration camps, the Vienna independent newspaper Die Presse said today.— A. P.29 words
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Article29 1957-08-01 1 CAIRO. Wed. The trial of 13 people accused of ati tempting to kill President i Nasser and overtnrow his re gime will start on Aug. 1229 words
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Article, Illustration268 1957-08-01 1 MALAY M.C.S. OFFICER IS MALAYANISED KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. gAJA AYOUB BIX RAJA HAJI BOT, 50, a senior officer in the Malayan Civil Service, has been permitted to retire under the Malayanisation scheme and receive compensation for loss of career because of "political pressure." He is the first Asian officer to268 words
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99 1957-08-01 1 Indonesia arrests another newsman JAKARTA. Wed—Military police today arrested yet another reporter of Indo» -sia's largest newspar cT, the Chinese-lan-guage Keng Po. Lauw Pang Soei is the third reporter of Keng Po to be arrested. One was arrested last Saturday, the other yesterday. Eight journalists have been arrested by theAP - 99 words
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Article41 1957-08-01 1 LONDON, Wed —The Egyptian state airline Misrair has ordered two British Vickers Viscount turbo-prop airliners costing between £600,000 and £800,000, Vickers Amstrong Co. announced tonight. The two planes are due to be delivered next year. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article126 1957-08-01 1 Jakarta: Nation faces collapse JAKARTA. Wed. In- donesia might collapse and sacrifices made during the independence struggle would be in vain if no halt was made in the present situation, the Government warned today. The warning was contained in an explanatory note accompanying instructions to the provinces in connection withReuter - 126 words
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Article40 1957-08-01 1 FORT SURRENDERS <S«t this pagr) >!!\K.I\II. Wed— 1/ki, lir>l rchrl fort straf< d l>> Koyul Air Force Vriiuiu .jrls has surrendered. Mr. N<i| M. Innes. l-'orrign Minister of Sultan of Oman, said in Mm t today. K< uUr40 words
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Article, Illustration899 1957-08-01 2 HALL ROM ME V - HALL ROM ME V CAPTURED DOCUMENTS REVEAL PLOT TO STOP DUKE'S TRIP TO BAHAMAS T OXDOJS, Wed.— Captured German foreign office documents published here today describe a wartime attempt by the Germans to prevent the Duke of Windsor leaving Europe899 words
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Article748 1957-08-01 2 Hitler and von Ribbentrop on behalf of General Franco and. according to Stohrer, the Spanish Foreign Minister assumed "from certain impressions which Ymon had received in Germany that we might perhaps be interested in detaining the Duke of Wind- dence for an indefinite period. "Windsor has expressed748 words
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Article, Illustration48 1957-08-01 2 JOACHIM VON RIBBENTROP, Nazi Foreign Minister during World War 11, was tried for war crimes and executed at Nuremberg in 1946. He created a sensation in 1936 when he greeted King George V with the Nazi salute at Buckingham Palace. He was then German Ambassador in London48 words
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Advertisement154 1957-08-01 2 new well-built terrace y, I house can be yours J SNA > FOR ONLY C 57 fto p ER MONTH >^ wjv-At w^' ww v£^^2i\.y Delightful HfW livll-huilt 2 bedroom hruscs \KC- Ju 'it ScmlhustiufZ Springs Estate 13 m.s. fc&j-'-t-^i V- Seinbd'Mnig Road mm" available for immediate OCCUpatiotl. PriCC $8,500154 words
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Article186 1957-08-01 3 the still defenH* the 'I*don't*hnovt>' ambassador: 'He can learn 9 Ceylon's Press gays: Send someone better informed pOLOMBO, Wed. lon's news- lashed today In they called the ippj case of -Mr. Gluck. ell H. Gluck, der and a chain of America's new [or to186 words
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Article76 1957-08-01 3 NEW YORK. Wed. Dale was dreaming he swimming pool left his bed and :e<J laat nisht. bed on to a table md-floor bedroom :ved through a Indow. rents picked him up unconscious and rushed him to hospital. His chest and throat were cut One piece76 words
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Article157 1957-08-01 3 Russia and America meet over lunch LONDON. Wednesday. THE United States Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, today conferred here with Mr. Valerian Zorin, Soviet delegate to the disarmament talks, in an attempt to break the deadlock at the London conference. The twoReuter - 157 words
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Article36 1957-08-01 3 ISTANBUL, Wed.— Twenty people were burned to death and three more died of injuries when a passenger bus crashed into a ditch and caught fire near Edirne on Monday night.— A.PAP - 36 words
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Article, Illustration51 1957-08-01 3 FIVE veterinary surgeons work to save the life of Rocer. a five-year-old giraffe, at Lincoln Park Zoo. Oklahoma City. The surgeons straightened out an intestinal twist that may have caused the 14-foot 2.2001 b. animal to collapse. An anaesthetic kept Roger quiet during the operation -A.F.51 words
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Article159 1957-08-01 3 Festival crowds take over Moscow IVIOSCOW, W e d.— Police loudspeaker cars toured Moscow's Gorki Street at midnight last night imploring thousands of aimlessly wandering Russians and foreign youths to clear the road for traffic and trolleybuses. A solid mass of swaying, dancing people took possession of central Moscow lastReuter - 159 words
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Article28 1957-08-01 3 PARIS. Wed.— Mr. Christian Pineau. French Foreign Minister, told a Cabinet meeting that the French legation in Malaya would be raised to the status of Embassy.—Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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251 1957-08-01 3 Bound body of sunken ship's captain found TOKYO, Wednesday. trussed up body of a missing Japanese ship's A captain found in the sea near Kobe, Western Japan, today, deepened a mystery involving a sunken vessel and its missing anchor and engine. Coastguards found the corpse of the sunken ship's captain.Reuter - 251 words
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Article88 1957-08-01 3 PREMIERE OF PLAY ABOUT MALAYA NEW YORK. Wed. Mr. Eric Kocher's prize- win nine play "Curfew in Malaya" was received with moderate enthusiasm by a near capacity audience at its world premiere yesterday at the Cape Playhouse in Dennis. Massachusetts. Mr. Kocher, former U.S. Consul-General in Kuala Lumpur and nowAP - 88 words
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Article48 1957-08-01 3 HOLLYWOOD, Wed. The Chinese actress Li Li Hwa \> coming to Hollywood to costar with Victor Mature in the film. "Time U A Memory." The actress, who heads her own picture company in Hong Kong, is due to arrive in Hollywood tomorrow.— A.PAP - 48 words
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Article52 1957-08-01 3 JAKARTA, Wed.— Five hand-grenades exploded in five different places in Jakarta late last night, damaging property and injuring two persons. One of the grenades was thrown at the house of a senior army officer and another at the printing office where the left-wing newspaper Bintang Timur isReuter - 52 words
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Article44 1957-08-01 3 CAIRO: The Egyptian customs administration announced today that the Danish cargo ship Birgitte Toft which went through the Suez Canal bound for Israel on July 22 had been blacklisted by Egypt. She is forbidden t 0 load or unload merchandise at Egyptian ports.— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article29 1957-08-01 3 FORT CHURCHILL (Manitoba 1: A United States test rocket, launched near here, crashed near the launching tower when its main rockets did not ignite. No one was injured. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article36 1957-08-01 3 LONDON: The Government today gave permission for the building of the world's largest nuclear power station near the small town of West Kilbride. on the west coast of Scotland. The cost will be about 37,000,000.— Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article28 1957-08-01 3 LONDON The Duke of Edinburgh, watched by the Queen, fell from his pony in a polo cup match last night It was his second fall this season— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article19 1957-08-01 3 ALGIERS: A French gendarme was shot dead by an Algerian terrorist while having a hair cut. His assailant escaped—Reuter.19 words
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Article34 1957-08-01 3 NEW YORK: Mrs Frank- lin D. Roosevelt ha s been granted a visa to enter the Soviet Union. Mis. Roosevelt said she hoped to leave for Russia by th e end of August. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article28 1957-08-01 3 LONDON: The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd, said that tuberculosis in Hong Kong was the greatest single cause of death, but the death-rate was now falling. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article43 1957-08-01 3 THEY TAKE DOPE AT 11 LONDON, Wed. Thousands of New York children, some only 1* years old, are drug addicts, says Mrs Sylvia Singer, a New York magistrate. Mrs. Singer is on a visit to study British juvenile courts and reform schools. —A.P.AP - 43 words
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Article262 1957-08-01 3 LONDON. Wed. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including Mamp duty were: LOANS Consols £50' 4 +'i Funding 4T<, 88 'i War 3-.% 67 916 +5/16 BANKS Merc. (£s— £2't! pu) H4 't> Eastern (£5) £8 7 Chartered (£1) 40 6 Hongkong ($125) £102V4 INSURANCE Com. Un.262 words
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Article36 1957-08-01 3 LONDON. Wed. Spot 26', d.. Sept. 26 T sd.. Oct. -Dec. 27',d.. Jan.Mar. 27', d., April-June 27\d.. July-Sept 27 :1 ,d., Aug. r.i.f. 26'td.. Sept. c.i.f. 26 7 5 d., Oct. CiS. 27d. Tone: Quiet.36 words
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Article22 1957-08-01 3 LONDON. Wed. Buyers £745 >,. sellers. £746 1 2 Forward buyers £743.. sellers. £744'^ Settlement £746.*. Turnover a.m. 255 tons p.m. IS.22 words
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Advertisement102 1957-08-01 3 FLY BACK HOME VIA AUSTRALIA AND AMERICA and make it a trip to remember v your ncx! trip lo buroM why not see Connections through to London via the •anta> to San Francisco or a lot lc>s «***Jj Ma Fiji and Honolulu "orv >""' >llltas or y our lravel a102 words
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Advertisement229 1957-08-01 3 wd OPENS MIGHTY HOLIDAY ATTRACTION DC V RKO RADIOS SPECTACILAR DRAM 1 RCA TODAY Of A NATJON i N FLAMES B I RODSTEIGEIi'SMimMOIfTIEL j! BRIANKEITH* RALPH MEEKER w+wcFUPitt-avaiZESßXOKsoit-aunamr 1 a 4' B NESCAFE ipure t COP PEE .>3|S^iN^iiil c COST OR UNDER COST? C T Must Clear Stocks:— Z A229 words
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262 1957-08-01 4 SCHOOLS CHIEF OPPOSES 'HELP DULLARDS' PLAN, BUT COUNCIL WINS JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. jyO Government in the world can supply brains. So it would be pointless for the Johore Government to wante money in trying to make doctors out of "dullards." So said Johore's Chief262 words
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Article116 1957-08-01 4 The 40,000: Committee meets THE Tripartite Consultative Committee which is to look into the future of 40,--000 civilian workers In the armed services, held its first informal meeting yesterday behind closed doors. The Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, who presided, said after the meeting that it was agreed that116 words
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203 1957-08-01 4 MAID WHO LIKED TO FIX UP POWER PLUGS A MAID servant, who liked to fiddle with elec trical appliances, was electrocuted by :i refrigerator which she had wrongly plugged in, an inquest was told in Singapore yesterda\ Wong Ying Mcc, 18. died in a house at Cotswold Close on June203 words
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Article37 1957-08-01 4 Mr. P. C. Bandyopadhya/. director of the UNESCO science exhibition now on show in Singapore, vill speak on "The Contribution UNESCO towards International Understanding" at the British Council hall. Stamford Road, tomorrow at 8.30 p.m37 words
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Article59 1957-08-01 4 Singapore police last night offered a $600 reward for information leading to the identification of the driver of a vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and-run accident I near Joo Chiat Lane at 7 p.m. on July 3. Victim of the crash was Menon Mohamed Khalid. Information may59 words
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142 1957-08-01 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Kaji Othman bin Hajl Sa'at accused the Government in the Johore State Council meeting today of ignoring a decision of the council. The council had previously recommended that action be taken against the person responsible for taking down advertisements, the posting of142 words
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Article, Illustration105 1957-08-01 4 STELLA KELLY. 21. of County Galway, Ireland, has good reason to be happy for yesterday her I>REAM No. 2 came true. She used to tell her childhood sweetheart, Nicholas Greaney, of her longing to see the Far East. Her other dream, of course, was105 words
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88 1957-08-01 4 CHUA GEOK HOE, a nurse of the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, yesterday that she found her mother dead in bed on the day she went home for her holidays. "I walked into her room, said Chua at the inquest on Ng Char Boh. 55,88 words
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Article26 1957-08-01 4 The Singapore Battalion of the Boys' Brigade will hold their 13th annual athletics meeting at the Victoria School ground at 3 p.m. on Saturday.26 words
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Article37 1957-08-01 4 Employees of a provision shop in Tiong Poh Road. Singapore, were having their weekly holiday on Tuesday whpn burglars broke In and stole cash and goods amounting to $1.?25 The t' was discovered yesterday.37 words
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100 1957-08-01 4 Plea for new home for girls raises $8,000 THE Singapore Rotary Club has so far collected $8,000 from eight members after an appeal made by the Salvation Army last week to Rotatians to help raise money for a new home for girls. Announcing this at the club's luncheon meeting, yesterday,100 words
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Article41 1957-08-01 4 A group of 33 students from the Ohio Western College for Women, arrived in Singapore by air last nighc from Bangkok in the course of their five-week tour of the East. They leave for Manila on Saturday.41 words
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Article21 1957-08-01 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The British Council will give a film show at the Lake Gardens here on Sunday.21 words
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163 1957-08-01 4 A 'BROAD SMILE' FOR THE WHITE PAPER T>HE Stai Johore. and Pc, unanimou the const; posals all by the Fi tive Con, In ABAC Secretary H. bin Rap n the Wnite I stitutionn: lised "a change tor thi 'True dream' He praia ernmeiu 1 1 Chief Mini dul Rahir.a: constitution163 words
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Article28 1957-08-01 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Johore Government will spend $100,000 to celebrate Merdeka. The Federal Government originally ga\ the celebr;days State meeting, a I was appr28 words
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Advertisement61 1957-08-01 4 MUM de^ rWmMS- dr J^Ot^^Mt, M. i" M Iv m^** mJmM f fgnßaLV' *fe vC wm wf v *$^tf^m*F*4^mW^ °^%s£^^*^ t ~%IK r L^otf^ w3S W > m Wllll m mmlmmmmWmmm MillMttjhl I^iM (yet costs no more than ordinary soaps) Kept fresh and fragrant in Pink Pearl foil WHITE CAMAY61 words
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Article, Illustration476 1957-08-01 5 NAN HALL - 'If you want to die on feet, live on knees' NAN HALL VM AFRAID ALMOST EVERY RELAXATION CAUSES CANCER, SAYS NONSMOKING SENIOR SURGEON FROM BRITAIN By eminent British surgeon who has operated on many lung-cancer victims said in Singapore yesterday that most doctors studying the subject in Britain had given476 words
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Article44 1957-08-01 5 Goh Yam Lim. a Government clerk, was acquitted in Singapore yesterday of cheating Toh Tien Hai at the Land Office in February this year, by inducing him to pay $25 as fee in respect of Toh's two houses in Sembawang.44 words
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Article73 1957-08-01 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A typist in Radio Malaya. Miss Yong Siew Nyang, 39, and clerk of the Secretariat. Mr. Orley Sta Maria, 42, were injured in an accident at Jalan Rajah this afternoon. Miss Yong, who was riding pillion on a motor cycle, was thrown off73 words
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82 1957-08-01 5 THREE NOT ASKED TO COME FOR M DAY LONDON, Wed. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox Bo.yd, told the House of Commons last night that Britain declined to forward invitations to Egypt. Saudi Arabia and Syria to attend the Federation merdeka celebrations on Aug. 31. "The British Government." he saidUP - 82 words
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121 1957-08-01 5 FOUR CONVICTIONS? 'NO, I HA VE FIVE' AN unemployed man admitted in a Singapore district court yesterday that he had more previous convictions than those given in his police record. Letchumanan Sundaram said this before being sentenced to nine months' jail on a charge of cheating a shopkeeper, Kavan Mohamed,121 words
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173 1957-08-01 5 THE NEW SCHOOL HOURS ARE 'NOT LONGER' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Governmentappointed General Syllabuses Committee has drawn up a curriculum for standard and standard type primary schools which will require a weekly total of 24 hours teaching in the lower standards lengthening to 27i hours in the upper classes. The173 words
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Article43 1957-08-01 5 Representatives of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce are to discuss with the Minister for Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy. this week the chamber's request for a free hand for traders to import rice without worrying about the stockpile.43 words
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117 1957-08-01 5 FOR the first time the University of Malaya is granting aegrotat degrees this year to two students who were unable to appear for all their examinations because of illness. Both students will get their B.A. pass degrees, at the Convocation ceremony, although their117 words
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Advertisement131 1957-08-01 5 voices on stage. need LAKEROL ON STACE tonight, Friday Saturday Stage Club Production "ALL FOR MARY in the new air-conditioned Cultural Centre at Canning Rise. BOOKINGS AT ROBINSONS Dir DCAIA PORTABLE BATTERY Did BEAM HAND LAMP SC.-E agents I >jSS^S^SBP^-r^HH zti'j<*' BOLTER SIMON Ife Singapore— Malaya Borneo i^>^.^yj^jj^^i^ t "fesf,131 words
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Miscellaneous405 1957-08-01 5 SHELX, THEATRETTE: Free schools" at Upper Serangoon film show— The Strongest Ma n In community centre. Llm Ah Pin lhe World Square. Dancing at He "I. 7 3 11 n m Shell Hou.se Collyer Quay. 1.15 i TEACHERS 1 TRAINING COLUUa: AIUtIUI exhibition at I'NESCO SCIENCE EXHIBI- j College premises,405 words
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Article106 1957-08-01 6 20 Word, SlO (minimum). INSPECTOR BUANG HAJI HASSAN and wife Azizah thank well wishers for Attendance and Presents at their Marriage In Kuala Lumpur recently. MR AND MRS. V. T. GEORGE, EMMCO. Bukit Best. Thank all concerned for their attendance, messages of sympathy, wreaths md help at the demise106 words
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1276 1957-08-01 6 The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs. Aug. 1, 1957. Whittled To Nothing Words, it seems, are beginning to lose their meaning. It is a bad sign. But i what else are we to think of the contented reaction in Kuala Lumpur to the strictI ures Lord Reid has passed |on the1,276 words
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Article877 1957-08-01 6 RICHARD HUGHES - RICHARD HUGHES The five million people of Sinkiang, most of whom are Muslims, have by shi and patient adjustment of party line, been won over by the Chinese Communists. They have also weakened Russian influence in this important buffer state. r»HINA'S Communist Party has undoubtedly877 words
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1102 1957-08-01 6 Tax exemptions and overseas business THE Committee stage of the Finance Bill is now over and it remains to examine what the House of Commons has made of Part IV of the Bill, which deals with Overseas Trade Corporations. The major criticism which was levelled at the Bill was that1,102 words
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175 1957-08-01 6 WITH reference to the unlortunate woman who was recently killed by a railway engine "because she could not hear a loud noise" and the various o piaions expressed on the subject, I offer the following explanation. The human ear can only cope with175 words
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Advertisement664 1957-08-01 6 r I Straits Timct Free Prea i tixre our representatives ot Ist rloor, SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE, i i ORCHARD ROAD, will receivt small advertisements and answers I f to box numbers. Classified advertisements may i also be handed to: CITY BOOK STORE LTD, Winchester House, Collyer Quay, Singapore. MR. M.664 words
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Advertisement11 1957-08-01 6 FOR TAILORING OF STVU A/YD QUALITY... f^L PNQlt£: -Jjjjffl ***** %y^11 words
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Advertisement95 1957-08-01 6 The A/£Ws<se.l?ft£> w MSB cv Spore r CASH PRICE $471 HIRE PURCHASE 12 Monthly Payment, of 43.00 24 Monthly Payments of S 23.00 4.2 cv. ft 5.6 cv. h. b 8.1 cv. ft. modcli Locking Door Hjndl i*^S on Steel Interior Steel Ev.iporator— other features alternating current ONE OF A95 words
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Article61 1957-08-01 7 IDR, Wed. per of the Rulers' Mnstapha t tire from in Civil Service birthday on 1 ars in ervlce. His retirement will not affect his present Job to which he wa s seconded from the M.C.S. jTuan Mustapha is the first Malayan to reach superscale61 words
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Article104 1957-08-01 7 How many graduates do you need? rE Governments of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya have set up a committee to examine the demand for University of Malaya graduates in the two territories during the next 10 years, a joint statement said yesterday. All Government departments, firms, the chambers of104 words
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Article44 1957-08-01 7 Tne Singapore City Council ysterday pa^cci new bytnake the reversal of future decisions harder. me new rule no member may move to rescind v decision unless he has a seconder and the support of at least one-third of thrcouncil.44 words
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169 1957-08-01 7 U.S. WILL j BACK MALAYA AS U.N. MEMBER j i lis sup«.is assured lor Malaya's <l mission to N.itions after mi Aug. 31. ■i bin Dato "I Malaya's designate, 'id IN. told after a state hi call that agemeata for tdmissioa discussed with j (ieneral, 6 ll.uinn.irskjoeld. l orb this169 words
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370 1957-08-01 7 'HE ONCE GAVE ME $700 A MONTH— THEN HE MARRIED AGAIN AND I WAS ONLY GIVEN $35' PENANG, Wednesday. jHL second wife of a Penang company direclin tor s^d in court today that her husband was like Solomon conducting an experiment with his370 words
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Article41 1957-08-01 7 The Singapore Commission of Inquiry which has been set up to probe allegations of corruption in public services, will consider 24 writttn memoranda from members of the public today, when it will id Its ilrst sitting.41 words
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125 1957-08-01 7 Now the 60 cars are 72— Twelve on hire only IfUALA LUMPUR. 1V Wed.— Besides the 60 American cars it is buying for the use of visiting YIPs during the merdeka celebrations the Federation Government will hire another 12. They will be hired from the firms importing th e 60125 words
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Article189 1957-08-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A wealthy businessman held up a thief at pistol point in his house early on Monday morning and later handed him over to the police whom his wife had telephoned, the Sessions Court was told today. Wong Ming, 22, pleaded guilty to189 words
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Article31 1957-08-01 7 IPOH. Wed.— Home Guards at Kota Tampin. in the GrU district of Upper Perak. fireu at lights they saw outside the perimeter fence last night. The lights vanished.31 words
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Article, Illustration368 1957-08-01 7 Kenny train expert and he's only 11 BOY. OH BOY, SEE THAT? THE DIESEL BUNGA RAYA HAS EVERYTHING KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday FRECKLED. 11-year-old "'expert" on trains stole the show yt the Malayan Railway's ceremony for naming the tirst main line diesel locomotive at Kuala Lumpur stalion today. Kenny Wright, the368 words
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Article, Illustration87 1957-08-01 7 HE'S OFF TO DISCUSS TEACHER SHORTAGE MX. LENNY KOINUGO. editor of the Teachers' Forum, who will represent the Singapore Teachers' I'nion at the annual delegates conferencr of the World Confederation of the Teaching Profession at Frankfurt, Germany, from Aug. 2 to 9. this year. The subject of discussion is "The87 words
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Article63 1957-08-01 7 KLALA LIMPLK, ted— I he strike by 2«i employees of Sany.im.iu official publication of the National t limn of Plantation Workers, was railed off »oda> after negotiations between NI'PW representatives and the printing workers union. All 2G strikers, including 15 sacked because of redundancy, have63 words
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Article40 1957-08-01 7 Fi:am Kam Cheong, 17. was acquitted at the Singapore Arizes yesterday of armed robbery in New Market Roa.l on March 17 when, it alleged, he joined two other* in .stealing $26 worth of proiiertv from Low Eng Tiong.40 words
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Article, Illustration95 1957-08-01 7 BUNGA RAYA. pride of Malayan Railway, was named and "launched* at Kuala Lumpur today. But surprise of the ceremony came from an 11-year-old boy who seemed to know as much about the 11( diesel train as anyone. Kenny Wright took a Straits Times reporter on a95 words
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Article120 1957-08-01 7 MARINE police patrol boats could find no trace yesterday of a locally registered fishing boat reported to navy been seen in the company of a gunboat just outside Singapore territorial waters on Tuesday. The patrol boats had been alerted to investigate both vessels if they120 words
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Article187 1957-08-01 7 MOVE TO AVOID JOBS DISPUTES TO avoid accusations oi party politics and tailoring jobs to suit individuals, the Singapore City Council should hand over staff appointments to the Public Service Commission, Mr. S. Jaganathan suggested to the council last night. With the move towards Malayanisation, it was vital, he said,187 words
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Article43 1957-08-01 7 Five students passed U» Part II examination for the diploma in social studies University of Malaya. Thc.\ are: Miss Heng Hong Ngoh (with distinction) Pung Eng Huat E. J. Ross. Shamsuddin bin Abu Samah and Johnn\ Wong Geok Lin.43 words
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Advertisement80 1957-08-01 7 BLUE SPOT you the Latest in Car Radio* iAVE A MODEL TO SUIT EVERY CAR and Special Models for Borgwards Fiats Fords Opels Mercedes Simcas Volkswagens etc.. etc. WITH PRESS BUTTON TUNING AND V. H. F. RECEPTION Easy Hire-Purchase Payments. WAT RADIO CO., LTD. w., SHORE. PHONE: 34*66 ***** J80 words
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Advertisement106 1957-08-01 7 VETRp/^y susPEnsion \\l i n g Plcoic complete the coupon below for further information, i 1 To DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD., Crotby House, Robinson Rood, Singopor*. Tel: ***** Or P.O. Box 172. Kuolo Lumpur. Tel: 88*46 Pleoie forward details of Vetro Mobil Suspended filing to: s Nam* Address H-56-4 PARKER [}v!106 words
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854 1957-08-01 8 Co-op ex-secretary: Rumours of $2 mi!, swindle JPOH, Wed. The Commissioner of Co-operative Development is investigating the now defunct co operative society of the Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong Rambutan. This was stated here today by Mr. S.V. Suppiah, former secretary of854 words
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231 1957-08-01 8 Walk-out lawyer returns: 'All a misunderstanding Judge IPOH, Wed. Mr. S. P. Seenivasagatn, a counsel in the Central Mental Hospital inquiry, who walked «Mit of the court yesterday afternoon, returned today when the commission resumed it s hearing. He left the inquiry when the chairman. Mr. Justice Good, stopped him231 words
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157 1957-08-01 8 Delegates from 14 countries will attend (^INGAPORE is to be the venue, for the first time of the International Labour Organisation supervisory training seminar from Aug. 12 to 23 at the University of Malaya. The chairman of the Supervisory and Management Training Association of Singapore.157 words
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161 1957-08-01 8 KUCHING, Wednesday. ■pHE Kanowit District Council in Sarawak took steps, at a recent meeting, to curb two forms of gambling card playing and cock fighting which are prevalent among thp Ibans. Cock fighting is now to be restricted to once every two months,161 words
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Article36 1957-08-01 8 The Singapore schoolboys' chess championship for 1957 will begin on Aug. 13 at tlv Victoria School. Entries close on Aug. 7. Further particulars may be obtained from Dr. Lim Kok Aun at the V.M.C.A.36 words
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Article, Illustration241 1957-08-01 8 Dolores gets a chance of stardom ATTRACTIVE Dolores A Anmano, who has neve: been out of Singapore, has been oilered a chance to make good in films in the Philippines Dcloies, aged 20, was given the news by a Straits Times reporter yesterday. I can hardly believe it," she said241 words
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89 1957-08-01 8 TANJONG MALIM, Wed. Three Kerling youths who were fined a fortnight ago for breaking the curfew by cycling on the main trunk road, yesterday won the first three places in the five miles Kalumpang to Tanjong .Malim cycle rare. They were Anwar89 words
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Advertisement400 1957-08-01 8 m^wl J j Jf •^C 1-^ WONf 71. IM '^TT .1 I> ODE O Nf pens 1 «s. «i 5, )f <^( TODAY! 645 A 930 pjn. I J^- J OIR BIG AUGUST HOLIDAY ATTRACTION J g The Wildest Battle of the Lusty Giants! .r B'JRT LANCASTER HRKDOUCLAS J «g400 words
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Advertisement398 1957-08-01 8 jy i< a a Shaw show it a tht Slest >hiut> JUft 11.1.45.4.6.3049.J, ■Wm ROBERT MJfWFFA 9I P V; t I] m^uM2ffll Hi Shaw Bros. MfIBWUUBaMUMiMIfIj| I MB 10/M'tts Twwnnrnur august mmSmtmLmmSm^^MmS^tmmmSI HOLIDAY QAAI/ jfa^T—^^Sm special lUHiii &ft£»iKtarC~ i 1 HUDoUN MARTHA HYER DANDURrii __^7 i BobHOPR Katharine HEPBURN JT->398 words
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Miscellaneous144 1957-08-01 8 piniA UAT tvt Regional Announcements 656 V DIALAZA Singapore Share Market Report 700 Time Signal And News, 7 10 Singapore 41 metres News Talk, 7.15 The Continental Kuala Lumpur 341 metres. Touch. 7.30 A Nation In The Penang 366 metres Making. 8.00 Music Shop, 8 30 The Malacca 297 metres'.144 words
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284 1957-08-01 9 BOOKLETS TELL CLERKS ABOUT NEWDEAL THE Singapore Govern--1 ment is to distribute 50.000 free informative booklets on the Clerks Employment Ordinance i and the Shop Assistants Employment Ordinance j to trade unions and em- ployers within two weeks. Both ordinances governing the working conditions of thousands of clerks and shop284 words
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Article74 1957-08-01 9 LABOUR BID TO HELP HAWKERS SINGAPORE Labour Front I City Councillors have all been I instructed to support a motion by Mr. Sim Beng Seng, calling upon the City Council to specify both Bugis Street and the Clifford Pier car park area as hawker sites after 6 p.m. Hawking at74 words
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1459 1957-08-01 9 Gestapo plot misfired: Sir Walter Monckton 'saved' the Duke •fe From Page Two reported to Ribbentrop a plan to "urge tne Duke to go with the Duchess to a well-known resort in the mountains near the Spanish frontier, and from there to make excursions which bring him suddenly to a1,459 words
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164 1957-08-01 9 BRIEFS from the captured documents THE documents aNo contain an alleged account of a conversation between a prominent German aristocrat. Prince Max Hohenlohe, and the Aga Khan, in which the Asa was quoted as saying that he considered "Italy better suited to rebuild India. that he had greater sympathies for164 words
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Advertisement298 1957-08-01 9 Bring your shaving v|fF<s^/ up-to-date with a modern ams'/ /N v Gillette Razor I/ I II GiDette quick-action razor. Iftgt**' j|a GiUette razor used T^y^a^^^Btl wito a Bloc Gillette Latest quick-action Oitletti razor, 'IST 9 Dispenser, *J^r^^~~l all in a I ONLY smart trarel I am m p I V298 words
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Advertisement54 1957-08-01 9 HI-FIOEtITV LOUDSPEAKERS High fidelity loudipeokers ore m tended to reproduce faithfully the scund which is fed into it in the form of electrical signals Lorenz loudspeakers are dedicated to that single purpese and there is nothing extroneous or unnecessary in the design or construction You ore buying oriy excellent sound54 words
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Miscellaneous158 1957-08-01 9 ffe.v Jlvrfjan Jf.H. Great IV>l#off* "^'[7 KEITH CAVEU. W WHO, MAY I ASK, o# WE WENT THROUGH VHE MUST g£ lg| Y~J WILL IBE &I.AP U's KEITH CAVEU. W MEOtCAL SCHOOL \ID &£T &X SBivh Travy Biita an Tracy anaaaaaMMaggaH W SURE SHALL WE I TRAMPO-IN, WERE 71 I TMAT>S158 words
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259 1957-08-01 10 SLIGHT EASINESS IN INDUSTRIALS AS DRIFT CONTINUES By Our Market Correspondent THE drifting attitude which became obvious on the Singapore Share Market on Tuesda\ continued yesterday with some slight easiness in industrials. Limited business was done on the market. Tins and rubbers were quietly steady. In the tin section, the259 words
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Article82 1957-08-01 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS Bi! Loan.-, 3>, M Loans 3\ kfc Bank of K Con. Zuic j|S Mount Lyell 1 I 9 N. Broken Hi. Hi Hill 50 J Mount Morgan I IVPeko K Western U jW! Ampol. Ex i K Oil Seaich MB Aust. Con* I I 839! A. P.M. (N(82 words
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Article152 1957-08-01 10 August first gradr rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore on Wednesday at 91 N cents per lb down one-quarter of a cent on Tuesday's close. The closing tone was dull. Closing prices In cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 RS S. Spot f.o.b- buyers 91*8, sellers152 words
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Article38 1957-08-01 10 Ships lying alcmiMd,. J porp Hjr!*i J expected lad Olenroy Yokohama Steel i 13 14, Dion > i Seramp.u.i; 21 22. W [I Kaloekoe 26 29 30, Xc 33 34. Be. machus 38 39 That 42 438 words
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Article486 1957-08-01 10 The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: "Industrials were inclined to ease. Tins were Irregular and rubbers firm." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business done yesterday: Con. Tin Smelt ords 345. 6d. xd; Fraser it Neave ords $2.97 2 (overnight), $2.95- Gammon $2.68 (delayed), $2.65 and $2.68;486 words
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Article114 1957-08-01 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exrhange: noon prices per picul yesterday were: I Copra: quiet; July /August $25 i I buyers $26> t sellers. Coronut oil: steady quiet; bulk $41 sellers. $45 sellers- Pepper: steady; about 10 1 to 15 tons of business reported done; Muntok white $110. Sarawak $109,114 words
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Article85 1957-08-01 10 THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION made the following changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): CANADA: Buying airmail- TT 30 OX>. 31. 90 d/«t 31 9/16 credit bills. 31% trade bills SELLING T.T. or OD. READYCANADA 30 9/16; FRENCH FRANCS *****; BELGIANFRANCS 1615 V85 words
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Advertisement1053 1957-08-01 10 FUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited for the post ol Probationary Inspector in the Federattoa of Malaya Police Force. Candidates should be In possession of the Cambridge School Certificate or the equivalent thereof, and must be Federal Citizens. They should be at least 18 years of age and not more than1,053 words
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Advertisement613 1957-08-01 10 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION All members of the above Association In the Colony of Singapore will be closed for business on Monday sth August 1957, being First Monday In August. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that we, The Parker Pen Company, of James VUle. Wisconsin. U.B.A. are the613 words
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Advertisement818 1957-08-01 10 NOTICES SUNGEI WAY DREDGING LIMITED The directors have declared In respect of the year ended 30th June, 1957, a second Interim Dividend of 5 per cent less Malayan Income Tax payable on 29th August. 1957, to all shareholders registered on Bth August, 1957. By Order of the Board, N K818 words
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Advertisement833 1957-08-01 10 NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNThe public is hereby notified that Mr. Kiong Chal Woon has ceased to be in the employ of Cheong Koon Seng Sc Co. Ltd.. as from Ist August 1957, and as from this date he has no authority whatsoever to transact any bust- ness on833 words
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Advertisement762 1957-08-01 10 NOTICES BOUSTEX LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya). NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE is hereby given that an extraordinary General Meeting; of Boustex Limited will be held at the registered Office of the Company, No. 1 The Embankment, Kuala Lumpur, Federation of Malaya, on Thursday the 22nd day of August.762 words
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Advertisement426 1957-08-01 10 KNUTSEN LINE orient servici I FROM CANADA/U.S. PACIFIC PORTS I Sailing San H Vancouvei Francisco S'porr P.Swet* Pcnm; :> >fl I Gjerrrud Bakke 3/ 5Au« 6Au; I I Ellen Bakke 26/28Au« 29Au« jlAu; I Kristin Bakke 3 Aug 21 Aug 20/22 Sept 23Scpr 2SScvi I Anna Bakke 24 Auc 7Sepr426 words
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Advertisement1093 1957-08-01 11 1405 MANSFIELD tiTcoTLTD. T.i,i 4 ia THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE i' 0 Singopore QOd dlscharQ <=° r go h-llond jutpSl 5S 8388 S&« risir 538 i:;:: a»s stsss Aug 23 Aug 28 tan, asriUp*** J0 v 4 a /m •i"m**,— Sept 4 sw s/ Po.sengcr Accommodotion Available. P /17 ARRIVALS1,093 words
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Advertisement1058 1957-08-01 11 yh 1 pmci iI A JkHrWA ti Ift M EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK AND/OR FAR EAST Penong p. Sham Spore KOMA 11/14 Aug INWA B/12 Auf 11/14 Aaf 19/17 Aug "MEONIA" (Bangkok only) 19/22 Aug 21/24 Aug 2S/27 Auf SARGODHA" u/M Aaf 27/21 Auf 29/10 Aug HOMEWARDS1,058 words
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Advertisement933 1957-08-01 11 Su.ldlng THE BEN UNE STEAMERS LTD Tfcp-T" SINGAPORI (Incorporated n tha Umteo Kingdom) 5 UNO SAILINGS TO UK. ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. Sham Penong BENVRACKII for London, Hamburg, Rotterdam G. 35-36/ 4 Aug London direct arrives 26 Auf BCNALBANACH for Aden, Jeddah, Port Sudan 9/11 Aug 14/14 Aug BENCRUACHAN933 words
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Advertisement1201 1957-08-01 11 McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. TEL.: No.: ***** ■LLBRMAM LIMES KLAVEMESS LINE LONDON, HAVRI, ROTTERDAM, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO HAMBURG 4 HULL SEATTLE. VANCOUVER <V PORTLAND and tor U.S.A., North Atlantic Port, 1 1 l l> and Canada via Colombo CITY OP OTTAWA •OUGAINVILLI s p£/ s ,x vn* 535 CITY1,201 words
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Article, Illustration1088 1957-08-01 12 STRICTLY FEMININE A FRIENDLY COUNTESS 4 CHARMING Australian-born countess, who piloted aircraft in England but says her interests are "all very feminine," is the new chatelaine of "Air House." She is the Countess of Bandon, wife of Air Marshal the Earl of Bandon, recently appointed Commander-in-Chief of the1,088 words
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Advertisement305 1957-08-01 12 Now the greale*! nam* in deodorant* bring* you NEW ODO-RO-NO Stick Deodorant Hi more economical! The handy push-up case gives you I more deodorant for your money It's easy to use up to th» very end With one quick stroke ODO-RO-NO protects you against peispiratlon odour all day. Try ODO-RO-NO305 words
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Advertisement196 1957-08-01 12 V Dr West s V AMAZING f NEW TOOTHBRi 3H KILLS GERMS BY I *^Bb W^MM fk \mm gßr4r IB B^BhS^ Blr Wf7/> :a' J B^Bißv HF youri. Gives you a new kind off health pre orta triumph of medical research fro the Dr. West's laboratories! Your new Dr. West's196 words
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Advertisement296 1957-08-01 13 ■Ml from Tage 6) siTI ATIONS VACANT Urn.) Box SO cl*. extra. IMMEDIATELY: School MLstress, Receptionists, >pIM /Delivery/ en. Stenoftraph- Counter/Snlest" o $12 nightly Apply personally, I Bonham St. ADMINISTRATIVE d by British Corns must hold re- or secretarial ,c sound account.ive experience to v.'»rk In Sln- Federation. Com- $800296 words
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Advertisement483 1957-08-01 13 SITUATIONS WANTED 20 Word. (Mm.) g OX SO rt,. extra. EUROPEAN aged 34. 5 yrs. mm•- ing experience open cast dredging fi n t a rSf. W r° rkl flUent Malay excel lent references present employed Singapore. Box A 3913, S.T j rinm?, l^ 3 ?S* Singapore born and domiciled483 words
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Advertisement519 1957-08-01 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 20 Wordt tS (Mm.) Box 5# rts. axtrm. LUXURIOUS FLAT 4 rooms, j one Alr-condltloned. Fully Fumlsh- < cd. Telephone, All Modern Con- 1 veniences, Servant's quarters. Now I Vacant. Moderate Rent. Phone *****. LARGE THREE BEDROOM Luxury Furnished Plat in quiet congenial surroundings 1' 2 miles I519 words
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Advertisement702 1957-08-01 13 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 20 Wordt is (Mln.) Box SO rtt. extra. I NEW SEMI-DETACHED TwoStorey House with all Modern Conveniences. 3rd mile Serangoon Road. Further details apply Box A 3901. S-T. VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY One 3 storey building in Robinson Road, near Dutch Banks and i opposite new skj-scrapers,702 words
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Advertisement910 1957-08-01 13 TurnoN 20 Words tS (Mln.) Box it rts. extra POBTAL TUITION BooKKeeplng. Accounts, Business Correspondence. Special coaching for LCC Exams. Success guaranteed Apply Principal, FECI. P.O. Box 1731. Singapore. STAMFORD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE: Beginners' BookKeeping 1 Malay (Romanised and Jawl), English Std. VIII (for Qualifying Test), Math*. (Std. 11l to IX),910 words
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Advertisement476 1957-08-01 13 HIRE PURCHASE 20 Wordt SS (Mln.) Box S* rt.. extra. SOON TECK FINANCE Com- 1 pany undertake to finance HlrePurchase on motor cars, new and secondhand (1952 Model upwards only); terms moderate. Apply 173-A South Bridge Road. Tel *****. MISCELLANEOUS 29 Words U (Mm.) Box SO eis. axtrm. YOU CANNOT476 words
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Advertisement70 1957-08-01 13 FiAJV MNMO fcjj for informofion end bookings 1 jBgS -W' coniu'f your Trovl Agtnt or W MALAYAN AIRWAYS m J^ m m W GfNmt SAIfS AGENTS TE1i. ***** I OCEAN lUUDING SINGAPORE A MEN'S II If I UNDERWEAR Ik mm exclusive U.f -U. "ylo»<L BRAND B.V.D. J&j ATHLETIC y^n^Ci SHIRTS70 words
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Article173 1957-08-01 14 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP APPRENTICE DRAGON LANDS $244 BIG RACE OUTSIDER TWO WINNERS FOR YOUNG 808 BAGBY By KENTUCKY PRIDE, with apprentice Chris Dragon astride, scored a spectacular upset to pay $244 in the P 0 Cup over six furlongs yesterday, second day of the Penang Turf173 words
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Article56 1957-08-01 14 TOTAL POOL: $147,735 IST: No. *****4 ($39,321) 2ND: No. *****8 ($15,728) 3RD: No. *****6 7364) STARTERS ($1,966 each) Nos. *****1 *****4. *****5, *****7, *****4, *****0, *****2. *****1. CONSOLATIONS ($l,OOO each): Nos. *****4 *****2, *****5, *****2, *****5, *****2. *****2, *****0, *****6, *****1. TREBLE TOTE: No win. ning combination,56 words
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416 1957-08-01 14 THE BORNEO THREAT AT M-GAMES GROWS SANDAKAN, Wed. THE British Borneo contingent will make a strong challenge in several events at the Merdeka Games to be held at Kuala Lumpur in a month's time. This is evident from the number of fine performances on an extremely wet and muddy track416 words
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1448 1957-08-01 14 Race One CLASS 5, DIV. 3 1 MILE Madam Lee Cheng Kin's (6) GREAT TRADITION 8.8 1130—51) Smith 1 (1) Barracuda 8 7 (126—651 Mortimer 2 (7) Record Time 8.4 (73—42) Oeyer 3 (8) Kingsbeau 8.0 carr 7.7 (65—32) Khamis 4 (3) WELL-BEING1,448 words
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554 1957-08-01 14 NORMAN BIEBEL - NORMAN BIEBEL By rpHE Kowloon Busmen, whe 1 have had hardly a good word to say for Malayan football, last night met 3 team who showed them that there Is still some life left In the game here. ailIng though it is. The554 words
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Article103 1957-08-01 14 LONDON, Wed. Tea scores In today's cricket matches were: At Hove: Sussex 210-7 (Smith 69, Sheppard 96 n.0.) v Yorkshire. At Blackpool: Northampton 199-4 (Brookes 103, Barrlck 54 n.0.) v Lancashire. At Bristol: Gloucester: 240-5 i Emmet t 57. Young 97) v Glamorgan. At Portsmouth: RoyalReuter - 103 words
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Article76 1957-08-01 14 Rafllf wirls 1 School finished champions of the first girls' schools triangular athletics meet between Cedar 0.5.. Crescent OS. and R.G.S. at the R.I. ground yesterday. Raffles scored 142 points while the other schools tied for second place with 119 points each. Raffles won all three76 words
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Article20 1957-08-01 14 Police beat P.W.D. 4-2 to enter the final of the Government Services Dlv 1 knockout soccer competition.20 words
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Article94 1957-08-01 14 Twenty-one year old Long Soo Chin won the Singapore Badminton Association's women junior singles title when she beat Ong Slew Yong 11-7. 11-2 at the badminton hall last night. In men's doubles semi-final, Noor Salleh and Ang Kiat 3ong beat Yusoff Daud and Wahab Sarkawi 14-17,94 words
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Article737 1957-08-01 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. ONE HUNDRED and seven-ty-seven entries have been received for the Selangor Turf Club's August Meeting on Aug. 10. 14, and 17. They comprise 87 Class Three and 90 Class Fouf horses. Entries are: Adjutant All Things Nice Alu Alu Artlna 1st Run737 words
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Article161 1957-08-01 14 W. Indie; put out Surrey for 210 LONTX iyEST ix n[ bawl, tine and Soni hin play part in hi touring t< Surrey for 2] the openi: match at Ti today. But the > hit back quid the first thr wickets for n.. of play reached 56 v loss. Roy161 words
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Article25 1957-08-01 14 Raffles I:.. swimming > pi be held at the CM mlng Club pool p.m. Entries for breast s'roke event will be accep'<\; kl25 words
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Article133 1957-08-01 14 'TWO IMPERIAL Chemical Inx dustries players. Thiam Slew and Ithnin. scored hat-tricks in a Business Houses league and cup match yesterday. They helped 1.C.1, to beat Borneo Company 6-1 at Farrer Park. Thiam Slew started the scoring spree with three goals In the first half. Then133 words
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Advertisement33 1957-08-01 14 Oil) MODEL rV\/^ M 8 R £>.& -N *R/ gives you the brightest, steadiest, clearest, 8 m/m projection ever seen. £c/Xit £itrice F 0 *0X 121. tIN 9* *«*l Write for Uiustruted literature and33 words
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