The Straits Times, 30 July 1958
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Title Section20 1958-07-30 1 AVERACE RAIIY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS H6»600 The Straits Times Nat*** fie**"* Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. JULY U, ltM IS CENTS20 words
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Article269 1958-07-30 1 Lebanese leader misses death by a split second BEIRUT, Tuesday. MR. SAM I SOLH, 73, Prime Minister off the Lebanon, escaped assassination by a few feet today whan a bomb exploded a split second too soon. Mr. Solh was driving on a mountain road near MHcalles,Reuter - 269 words
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Article426 1958-07-30 1 UP TO THE WESTERN POWERS NOW, SAYS MOSCOW RADIO IKE WON'T AGREE TO 'BIG FIVE 9 PROPOSAL WASHINGTON, Tuesday. pROSPECTS of an early summit conference on the Middle East were dimmed today as a result of Mr. Khrushchev's apparent rejection, in new letters to Western leaders, of a426 words
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Article, Illustration188 1958-07-30 1 REFUSED TO SURRENDER-THEN CHANGED THEIR MINDS THE TOO* TERRORISTS who came out of the Jungle at Cameron Highlands last Saturday mad net the District Officer. Mr. B. G Waller (at left), at Tana Rata. They are (from left), Yeonc Lam, 41.188 words
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Article110 1958-07-30 1 TAIPEI, Tuesday. fOMMUNIST MIG ]et fighters shot down two Chinese Nationalist F-84 Thunderjets over the Formosa Straits today, it was announced. I Vlce-Admiral Liv Hohtu. a Defence Ministry spokesman. said: "This was a provocative action by the Communists." The Nationalist planes were "In no way110 words
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Article34 1958-07-30 1 KINGSTON (Jamaica Tues. A police raiding party found a 10-acre field of Marijuana worth an estimated £15.000 at St. Catherine. 30 miles from Kingston. Two men were arrested— ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article28 1958-07-30 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. President Elsenhower yesterday asked Congress for an $8,000 million Increase In the national debt, raising It to a celling of $288,000 million Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article324 1958-07-30 1 AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT IS EXPECTED TODAY IT UA L A LUMPUR, Tues.— An important statement on the Emergency is to be made by the Minister of Defence, Dato Abdul Razak, at the Federal Council meeting tomorrow. He will make It when he asks that the324 words
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101 1958-07-30 1 3 children die in pool, mother is rescued IPUH, Tues. Three children were drowned In a disused mining pool near Tronoh town, 16 miles south of Ipoh, this morning. Their mother. Poo Sal Moot 27. wife of a detective was rescued by passengers of a bus who saw her in101 words
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Article30 1958-07-30 1 LONDON, Tues Mr. John Foster Dulles, U.B. Secretary of State, left here by air fc. Washington after attending the ministerial council session of the Bagdad Pact. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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133 1958-07-30 1 LONDON. Toes. Britain and France started consultations here today on the summit crisis in a bid to close the cap between French and AngloAmerican views exploited In last night's Soviet letters to the West. The aim was to mend the Western front whichReuter; UP - 133 words
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Article94 1958-07-30 1 soiiiU.wiiu.« rues. —Lady Hugging was granted a decree nisi at the Divorce Court here today because of adultery by her husband. Sir John HugKin.s. <;.;. former Governor of Jamaica. They were married in February. 1929. at St. Mary's Church. Kuala Lumpur. Lady Hugging, who Is M,Reuter - 94 words
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Article56 1958-07-30 1 BACDAD PACT TO SHIFT HQ LONDON, Tues Officials of the Bagdad Pact meeting here today agreed that their headquarters should be transfered from Bagdad to Ankara. Pending the move to Ankara, the three-year-old pact would make its temporary headquarters at Lancaster House here, site of the Bagdad Pact minis terialReuter; UP - 56 words
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652 1958-07-30 2 JACK GEE - Reds use X-rays and castor oil to beat smugglers JACK GEE PEKING CRACKS DOWN ON BUGS TRAFFIC IN CONTRABAND -By- DEKING, Tues.— Chinese Customs officials are waging a relentless war against smugglers who are doing a brisk and profitable trade exchanging Western luxury goods for rare Chinese curios. According toReuter - 652 words
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104 1958-07-30 2 DUNDEE, Toes.— Scotland's River Ta> claimed a rival today to the fabled monster of Loch Ness. Two persons reported seeing what they said looked like a "strange creature of 18 to 20 feet" from the top of a bos at the nearbyUPI - 104 words
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251 1958-07-30 2 RUSSIA, U.A.R. WARNED LONDON, Tuesday. BRITAIN warned Russia and the United Arab Republic yesterday that she will not tolerate any attempt to cut her Middle East oil supplies. I The warning wu delivered 1 by the Earl of Home, Commonwealth Secretary, in aUPI - 251 words
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Article65 1958-07-30 2 LONDON, Tues. The Speaker's Committee of the House of Commons has chosen the following MPs to form the delegation to visit. Hong Kong In November at the invitation of the Hong Kong branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. Mr. R. H. Turton and Mr. AReuter - 65 words
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Article49 1958-07-30 2 Jordan aid to insurgents AMMAN. Tues. The Governor of Amman yesterday handed an Algerian Insurgent representative here a cheque for £17.000. An official announcement said It was "a contribution from the Jordanian people to the Algerian people who are struggling against the French for freedom and Independence." Reuter. dence."Reuter - 49 words
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Article23 1958-07-30 2 ISTANBUL, Tues. Gen. Necatl Tacan, commander-in-chief of Turkish land forces, died here yesterday of a heart attack He was 64 Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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74 1958-07-30 2 AMERICAN AIRMEN HELD 'PRISONER' AT IRAQ AIR BASE HABBANIYAH, (Iraq), Tuesday. OIVE officers and 38 men of the United States Air r Force have been held in "protective custody" at this huge air base since the revolt of July 14. The Americans Her here on June 17 to train IraqisUPI - 74 words
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Article23 1958-07-30 2 DAMASCUS: Troops of the United Arab Republic have been ordered to fire on aircraft which have been "violating our air space lately."— Renter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article30 1958-07-30 2 YOKOHAMA: An inquiry opened in the case involving the 34,183-ton British luxury liner Caronla, which struck and demolished a lighthouse at the entrance of Yokohama port on April 14.— Heuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article24 1958-07-30 2 CANBERRA: The Minister for Trade. Mr. J. McBwen, will lead the Australian delegation to the Commonwealth trade conference at Montreal later this year.— Renter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article24 1958-07-30 2 PARIS: The Council of the Organisation for European Economic Co-opera- Uon agreed In principle to grant financial aid to Turkey for her economic rehabilitation.—Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article20 1958-07-30 2 BELGRADE: Marshal Tito received the Indonesian Nan Minister. Mr. Mohamed Natslr, who Is paying a short official visit to Yugoslavia.—U.P.l20 words
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Article28 1958-07-30 2 LONDON: More than 1,000 men and women athletes. ]uft arrived from Cardiff Tfter last week's Empire Games, were guests o< the Government at the Palace of Westminster. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article28 1958-07-30 2 WASHINGTON: The United States Air Farce witt attempt to pat a sateDlte in orbit rmwni the Moon between Aug. 15 and 17, reliable HMtti said.—B«nter.28 words
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325 1958-07-30 2 PARIS, Tuesday. PARIS fashion expert Jean Patou yesterday came up with something for the boys fitted waistlines, bosoms daringly displayed, skirts showing plenty of leg. The firm's new designer^ 25-year-old Roland Karl, showed a collection which stressed shape and had no trace ofUPI - 325 words
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62 1958-07-30 2 Queen may go to Goodwood this week LONDON, Tues. The Qne*n may be sufficiently recovered from her catarrhal sinusitis to attend Goodwood horse-racing later this week, according to Press reports today. The meeting, which starts today, is eae she normally attends and enjoys. It is now exactly three weeks sinceReuter - 62 words
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166 1958-07-30 2 Australia now can nominate life peers CANBERRA, Tues.— Australia now h&d the power to nominate life peers to sit in the House of Lords, the Australian Prime Minister, Mr. R. o. Menzies, Mr. Menzies was commenting at a Press conference on the British Government's deC 77 )n to c™*** peeragesReuter - 166 words
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Article80 1958-07-30 2 BEIRUT, Tues— Mr. Robert Murphy, President Elsenhower's personal representative here, escaped Injury when shots were fired near his car north of Beirut yesterday. An American Embassy spokesman said today that Mr. Murphy was returning to the capital from a visit to Lebanese politicians in the mountainsReuter - 80 words
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Advertisement99 1958-07-30 2 SMITHS CAR CLOCKS TW ckauc in position of the < a for* on iWst n*tyW4 *miN of tW famJiar mirmr dock km tfc« rffitiirriMr a^vanlafc of not fcaiiifuiag with vmimu whn tkc aurTor w a«M( mmd. A»u-gbre, •or 12 volt. fi«ll> adj.MaliW Md wall »b*cU*d dul UfhtMf Tlm rrtlyUJ vrrMO*99 words
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Miscellaneous19 1958-07-30 2 THE GAMBOLS it i>m andcuooce) a*^a^sU 1 I %^"<^S^W^PH Mr pK^^v *M(sPm4 bpKJbmß^^b^B^bV J^^' *''^Vm fl|^^^_^ JV' J|t^'^2bbß B^B^B^MBl^i19 words
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446 1958-07-30 3 BEIRUT, Tues.— Gen. Nuri asSaid, late Iraqi Prime Minister and power behind the throne for 17 years, was betrayed to the mob by a little boy sitting in the dust. An uncensored account of the last hours of Iraq's "iron man" whichReuter - 446 words
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279 1958-07-30 3 The US will face the risk of war for Allies Dulles lONDON, Tues.— The J United States last night agreed to sign .separate new defence pacts with Britain, Turkey. Persia and Pakistan after the U.S. Secretary of State. Mr. John Foster Dulles, had declared that America would face the riskReuter - 279 words
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Article364 1958-07-30 3 I ONDON, Mon.—lnitial firmness In I. ndon stock markets was not .Maintained today in the absence of fresh support and the general appearance at the close was irregular. The renewed advance on Wall Street on Friday helped sentiment but Interest and business was restricted by the approach of364 words
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Article, Illustration35 1958-07-30 3 POLITICAL detainees betn Turkish and Greek Cyprtote, are marched off to detention camps by security forces daring the arrest wave which began •n Tweed ay last week.35 words
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Article200 1958-07-30 3 His election could end crisis BEIRUT, Tuesday. pENERAL FUAD CHEHAB, the Lebanese Army Chief of Staff, was last night officially proposed as a candidate fcr the Presidency in the elections due on Thursday. The generals candidature was proposed by a group of Parliamentary Deputies ofReuter - 200 words
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Article63 1958-07-30 3 NEW YORK. TueiJ. Haiti will ask the United States tc recall her ambassador. Mr. Gerald Drew, on the grounds that he has interfered in Haiti's internal affairs, according to Mr. Jules Blanchet. Minister without Portfolio. He told a Press conference here that Haiti would also seekReuter - 63 words
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Article20 1958-07-30 3 BANFF, (Alberta), Tues.— Princess Margaret was yesterday presented with the white buckskin costume of an Indian princess. Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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166 1958-07-30 3 Prelate of Poland accuses Red agents WARSAW, Tues. Cardinal Wywlnskl. Roman Catholic Prelate of Poland, angrily chanced yesterday that 30 Government agents violated one of Poland's holiest monasteries last week. He said they arrested one monk, several priests and a number of the faithful. Wyszlnski made his charge in a166 words
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Article20 1958-07-30 3 NEW YORK. The Italian Premier. Mr. Amlntore Panfanl, left today for Washington after a six-hour stay here. —U.P.I.UPI - 20 words
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151 1958-07-30 3 22 DEAD AND 500,000 HIT BY FLOODS IN BUENOS AIRES ni'ENOS AIRES, Tub.— Twenty two persons were reported unofficially today to have died as a result of the worst floods to hit the Buenos Aires metropolitan area hi 18 yean. Twenty-five others were resorted Injured. Many more were said toUPI - 151 words
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Article56 1958-07-30 3 HONO KONG. Tues— The 7,613-ton Japanese freighter Meikel Maru sank yesterday near Oadd doc*, south of Forrn.ia, where she went aground on July 27, a repre- sentatlve of the ship's owners, the Mitsui Line, said here yesterday. He said the vessel was a i loss but allReuter - 56 words
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Article190 1958-07-30 3 Mr. K NOW SAYS: MEET IN MOSCOW lON DON. Tues— The 1J Soviet Premier, Mr Nik i t a Khrushchev agreed yesterday to hold a summit conference in Geneva or "any other city" in Europe if the United States fears security would be a problem in New York. He specificallyUPI - 190 words
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Article31 1958-07-30 3 WASHINGTON, Tues The Philippines ambassador, Gen. Carlos P. Romulo. warned last night that If the United Nations is abandoned the result may be "not merely conflict, but chaos."— UPl.31 words
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Article34 1958-07-30 3 PARIS. Tues. Mr. Maurice Couve de Murville. French Foreign Minister, left by train last night for Bonn, where he will have talks with the West German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer. —Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Advertisement72 1958-07-30 3 BUY THE Mobilgas SPECIAL with MCjr* USA PRODUCT OF '^^^^C^ STANDARD- VACUUM OIL COMPANY y•.. V (Incorporated in USA. with Limited Lwbihty) < *****110,05 V \3&l»^ m. I m^^k Remember Our Last Sale? And now again Whiteaways offer you unrepeatable bargains in all Departments at all Branches. The Sale that72 words
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205 1958-07-30 4 Chamber wants a tax holiday for all industries GOVT. TOLD AW FOB •POiNEERS' MIGHT SHUT SMALL FACTORIES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce wants the Federation Government to give tax holidays to all industries in Malaya on the lines proposed for "pioneers." The ACCC has made the205 words
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199 1958-07-30 4 Bid to help blind cast their votes in 1959 polls IPOH. Taea. EVERY effort will o* made to get the estimated M 0 blind people in Perak registered as voters so that they can take part in the genera] election next year. The State BJsetiSM Officer. Ll.-COI. W. Whittaker. told199 words
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Article, Illustration70 1958-07-30 4 NANCY CALBAUGH. 19 one ef the 13 American students from Oklahoma University who are now touring Malaya with the university's Director of Asian Affairs Prof Percy Buchanan The students, who have spent the past few days in Kuala Lumpur taking Malayan meals70 words
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Article48 1958-07-30 4 A youtn. Luw Slew Whye. 19, pleaded guilty In a Singapore court yesterday to a charge of stealing a book entitled •'Dombey and S<m" by Charles Dickens from Raffles Library on July 28 Sentence was postponed mtll Aug 5 pending a pronation report.48 words
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Article36 1958-07-30 4 PENANO. Tues.— About 238 tcres oi land acquired under che Colonial Development md Welfare Fund In 1949-50 for th° establishment of a fisheries Institute are to be alienated because It Is no onger required.36 words
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203 1958-07-30 4 LOCAL MAN FOR PENANG CITY SECRETARY SOON PENANO, Tues.— The City Secretary, Mr. S. V. Adams, may be relieved of bis post soon. A Labour Councillor. Mr. Urn Kean Slew, will formally move at Thursday's City Council meeting that the A**'stant City Secretary (administration). Mr. Ong Hock Chuan. be appointed203 words
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Article60 1958-07-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Hundreds ot office workers, from the north eastern suburbs of Oombak and Setapak were more than an hour late for work today because of an accident involving two lorries The accident, which occurred at 8 a.m., by the Malay residential area at the fifth60 words
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Article22 1958-07-30 4 TAP AH. Tues A hlrd Malay class for non-Malay Government officers was opened here yesterday at the Government English School22 words
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Article124 1958-07-30 4 TWO NEW ENVOYS CALL ON THE KING If UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two new ambassadors to the Federation presented their credentials to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong at the Istana Negara here today and tendered greetings from their respective countries. They were Mr. Kaoru Hayashi of Japan and Mr. D. C.R. Ounawardana124 words
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315 1958-07-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— An RAJ. voice aircraft went into action in north Selangor today to get four terrorists who are "fed up with jungle life" to surrender. A police armoured car equipped with a loud-hail-er will go to the edge 01315 words
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Article128 1958-07-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday forces ha?e killed one terrorist and wounded another in the Federation. A Malay soldier was wounded in the operations. The kill was In the daiu Qajaii district of Perak oa July IS. A patrol of the 3rd Bn the Royal Malay128 words
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93 1958-07-30 4 'Didn't have $7 to get I-card—pays $15 fine PENANG, Tees. A jeget troupe manager who claimed he made $70 every night but paid out $M to his dancers said in court today he had no money to pay for a new identity card (cost 17). "I have lost over Sl.evt93 words
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Article53 1958-07-30 4 PENANO, Tues— The Penang Chinese Chamber ot Commerce has written to the City Council opposing the proposed ban on parking in Penang Road, the city's main thoroughfare. The Chamber says the road is "wide enough" for 'parking purposes and It expresses the fear that a ban would53 words
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Article35 1958-07-30 4 ALOR STAR Tues. The Director of Operations, LtOen Sir James Cassells, today paid a two hour visit to AJor Star where he attended a State War Executive Committee meeting at contingent police headquarters.35 words
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Article52 1958-07-30 4 NIBONG TEBAL. Tues— A tapper. M Muthiah told the Nlbong Tebal Sessions court yesterday be planned to marry a 15-year-old eirl whom he was accused of having kidnapped. Mutiah was bound over in $300 for one year for abducting D. Annama from Chanskat Estate on52 words
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Article88 1958-07-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR, rues A Dutch artist who has left Indonesia where he spent 23 years 15 of them in Ball Is to hold an exhibition oi his paintings in Kuala Lumpur from Tuesday. Auke Sonnega. aged 48. lived in Ballnese style In the village ot Übud v.88 words
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Miscellaneous165 1958-07-30 4 D nlA Ull aw '30 Tbt >>•«•; i.44 More Musu RADIO MALAYA From The Opera; 2.00 Close nation ai iiKiiT ■m. Down; 5.00 District Newtletter; national MOM WAV* 5, 5 Tea D«nce; S JO For An.use T.'Vl!^ "n* ol On| y: 8 Hawaiian Bloc 41 «li« oo inTltatlon To The165 words
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274 1958-07-30 5 By JAMES ANG THE Social Welfare Department yesterday came to the aid of an 85-year-old woman who has been living in a hen coop for the past three years. Until yesterday "home- for Napasah binte Merto Beteriko had been a squalid hovel274 words
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Article36 1958-07-30 5 Two new Britannia services will be introduced on BOAC's eastern routes from next month. One will be an additional frequency, London Kuala Lumpur Singapore, and the other will operate between London and Tokyo.36 words
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550 1958-07-30 5 NO-YES REDS 'STAR IN FILM OF SURRENDER TANAH RAT A, Tues.— The four terrorists who dramatically changed their minds and surrendered last night while being led to the lock-up "starred" in a Malayan Film Unit film this morning. The District Officer, Mr. E.G. Waller, the 0.C.P.D., Mr. Robert Cheah, A.S.P..550 words
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Article157 1958-07-30 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Tuesday. A LLEGATIONS that police "persecuted" a Jobless, 42-year-old man, were made in the sessions court here today I Mr. Lim Cheng Poh. defending Khor Slok Chool on a charge of malting false statement, told the court president, T'.ian Syed Hassan Aljarrir "I have157 words
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Article51 1958-07-30 5 A hawker rented a hotel room and hanged himself because his business had failed a Singapore Coroner's Inquiry was told yesterday. The Coroner returned a verdict of suicide at the inquest on Leong On Woh. 42. who died in a Rangoon Road hotel room on June51 words
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Article67 1958-07-30 5 PEOPLE'S SOCIALISI FRONT IS BORN KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malayan People's Socialist Front, led by Inche Ahmad Boestamam, former president of Party Ra'ayat, has been registered by the Government. In the Socialist Front Is the Party Ra'ayat and the Labour Party of Malaya. The Registrar of Societies had refused to67 words
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Article59 1958-07-30 5 Increase in the number of loans IPOH, Tues. Government workers here had more loans last year than ever before. Figures released by the Government Servants Thrift and Loan Society. Ipoh. for last year show that loans from the Society totalled more than $692,000. a Jump of nearly $200,000 from 1956.59 words
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Article36 1958-07-30 5 The Singapore Civil Service Association's new branch clubhouse at Rochdale Road will be opened by Mr. L. C. Ooh permanent secretary to the Ministry of Labour and W If are at 6 p.m. tomorrow36 words
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Miscellaneous100 1958-07-30 5 Penan* CATHAY: Passport to Treason 1. 3.30 6.30. 9.30; ODEON: Plunder Road 1.15, 3.30. 6.45. 9.15; PARAMOUNT: Amblkapathl 3 30. 8.30; CAPITOL: Adam Eve 1.15. 3.30, 6.30. 9.30; BEX: High Cost of Living 1 15. 3.30. 6.30. 9.30; LIDO: Fire Down Below 3.30, 7. 9.30: BOYAL: Agra Road (Hindi) 3.30.100 words
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Miscellaneous440 1958-07-30 5 kunla TreaggaisM CAPITOL: Mole People i. 7.15, 930 Paril Baalar OBAND: Hatim Tal 2 30. 6 30. 9.30. Ti.ipi.jt MAJESTIC: Calypso Heatwave >. «45. 9 15. CABLTON: Salvation of Dragon Ood 3. 6.45. 9 15; LIDO: Sayonara 12.45. 3.15. 6 30. 9 15. BEX: Cbee Kuan Pit How/ Ming Pooog440 words
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Miscellaneous372 1958-07-30 5 lanjonit Maliß* BEX: Roae Chan Review. Kosala I. urn pur CATHAY: Sierra Baron 1. 3 15. 6 30; Young Lions 9.30; ODEON: Apache Warrior 1. 3.15, 6.30, 9.15: PAVILION: Tale of Two Wive* 1, 3. 6.30. 0.15; COLISEUM: Chandrakanta: CAPITOL: Hell's Crossroads 12.30. 2.30, 0.30. 9 15, BEX: Tattered Dreas372 words
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Article28 1958-07-30 6 M H urd, lit Minimum). THE RELATIVES OP the late Mr. P.A. de Samaranayake thank ■11 those who sent wreaths. Messages of condolence and attended the fur.eial28 words
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Article591 1958-07-30 6 Mr. Khrushchev is still adding new lines and stronger colours to his grotesque picture of an Anglo-American plot for war in the Middle I East. It has no resemblance to the facts. But Mr. Khrushchev has proved before that he can fool most of the people591 words
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Article323 1958-07-30 6 The Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation has isi d and withdrawn strike threats often enough for the new mandate given it by one of its 13 affiliated unions not to be taken too seriously. It would do better to continue the bargaining on those of its323 words
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Article213 1958-07-30 6 The idea n. a tax holida\ for existing industries on the lines proposed for pioneer ndustry will give th<; Federation's Finance Minister and the Minister of Commerce and Industry a light-hearted morning. There is no need to ask what else they think vi' it. Another proposal by the213 words
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1528 1958-07-30 6 JAMES MORRIS - JAMES MORRIS FOR THE MOMENT KING HUSSEIN RULES WITH AS RELENTLESS AN MRON HAND AS DOES PRESIDENT NASSER IN EGYPT. BUT JORDANIANS ARE OUTSPOKEN IN THEIR REPUBLICAN SENTIMENTS. By AMMAN, T\ I F F I D E N1,528 words
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Letter119 1958-07-30 6 I refer to tne statement "unrestricted dumpinß from abroad of inferior tea which was selling at 00 cts to 70 cts a pound compared to almost double that for locally grown good quality product" ST. July 23 1. One pound of good quality local119 words
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Letter50 1958-07-30 6 rAM KENO YEE, 'ST. July 21) is correct In his date. Alabama arrived In Singapore on the night of Monday December 21, 1863. coaled In New Harbour (Keppel Harbour as from April 19, 1900.) and sailed on the morning of December 24, IM3. A. DENNY Siuicei relek.50 words
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409 1958-07-30 6 IN your leader The Lesson of Kallang" iST. July 28) you allege that the Communists voted for the PA. P. Presumably you were referring to the 2,704 persons who voted Workers Party last December and voted PAP this time. Your contention, therefore. that these409 words
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Advertisement9 1958-07-30 6 PS EUERVBODV LOOKS TO Kodak FOR CRHIERRS FOR Film9 words
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Advertisement90 1958-07-30 6 First choice for Electricals And j »XC CTvokc 1 Products •>! ji> orpiniutton with .1 reputation huill on eipencncc and «r\ice \o the coniraclof »ilh si«x-k< to tttisfy all requirements and replacements, and distribution e*er-.»her» tor piompi Mipplio 1 I Mm »■<* wv *•••!<** of Olrwi l**f mntClt XHMJIaM* mtrrw'90 words
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217 1958-07-30 7 D.P.P: He told lover— l killed a man IPOH, Tues. A man confided to a woman with whom he was Intimate that he had killed another man and pawned his ring, the High Court here was told today. The allegation was made during the trial of Narayanan, son of Raman217 words
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Article49 1958-07-30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today presided at a cabinet meeting for the first time since his return from his Mecca pilgrimage. The Tengku was 111 during the pilgrimage and had to take a two-week rest. He resumed work last Saturday.49 words
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Article, Illustration792 1958-07-30 7 WITNESS TELLS OF NIGHT HE SAW WOMAN ON ROAD DOWSE (I WAS ADC TO KING GEORGE VI) TELLS OF 5450 DRESS BILL pENANG, Tues.— 1 Mr. Niels Jorgen Moller, now resident in Singapore, told the Penang High Court today that a792 words
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103 1958-07-30 7 WHAT A SHOCK FOR HASSAN THE SYCE! KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. EVERY MORNING Hotton the tyce drives on ormy intelligence officer to the Royal Federal Police Headquarter* in Bluff Road here end porks hi* big limousine under Hie shade of o tree. He did the same thing thi* morning ond then103 words
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Article171 1958-07-30 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A SIX-MONTH-OLD row over Malay secondary education between the Minister for Education, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari. and the Federation of Malay School Teachers' Association is likely to be settled next month. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today told the president171 words
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109 1958-07-30 7 MCP paper: IO years jail warning Xl ALA Ll'MPl'R. lues The Federation Special Branch today warned the public that sentence* up to ten years' Jail could ke imposed on these found guilt) of possessing *a manifesto Issued by the central cornmitt** of the Malayan Communist Party. The first warning on109 words
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210 1958-07-30 7 TIGER SCARE IN MERSING: ONE OR TWO? MERSING. Tues. —At least one tiger and maybe two is roaming the outskirts of this coastal town. A schoolteacher, Inche Ohazali bin Ibas. saw a tiger on the other side of the river as he was cycling home on Sunday night. The beast210 words
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Article36 1958-07-30 7 The Ramakrlshna Mission in Singapore is appealing for funds to complete the wings and first floor of its boys home in Bartley Road Extension works, which have already begun, will cost $100,00036 words
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257 1958-07-30 7 ONDON, Tuei*J The widow of a former Singapore businessman killed by an amok in 1948. was sentenced to a year's Jail at the Kent Quarter Sessions last week. She Is Mrs. Dorothy Becker, aged 52. wife of the late Mr. John Nelll257 words
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Article172 1958-07-30 7 MALAYAN newspaper publishers decided at a meeting in Kuala Lumpur on Monday to form a Malayan branch of the Commonwealth Press Union. This folllowed an invltatioi to form a branch from the council of the union through Its secretary-general. The branch will have the following172 words
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Article45 1958-07-30 7 KUALA KANOSAR. Tues An all community meeting here presided over by the Dato Stla diRajah. has decided to hold a public dinner to celebrate the anniversary of merdeka on Aug. 31. The Sultan of Perak and the Raja Perempuan will be Invited45 words
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Article24 1958-07-30 7 MENTAKAB. Tues. Mentakab will soon have a new $17,000 religious school The building Is now going up at ljmlle Mentakab Temerloh road.24 words
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Article50 1958-07-30 7 KUALA TRENGGANU. Tues. The Deputy Mentrl Besar of Trengganu. Inche Ibrahim Flkrl bin Mohamed. was admitted Into the Mentakab Hospital after a car accident yesterday. Inche Ibrahim was on his way to Kuala Lumpur to attend the Federal Council meeting tomorrow. He suffered a fractured arm50 words
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Article25 1958-07-30 7 KUALA LIPIB. Tues. Forty Malay. Chinese and Indian youths in Jerantut attended a civics course at the Kwongsai Association here during the weekend25 words
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Article51 1958-07-30 7 ALOR STAR. Tues. The Kedah Government plans to borrow $1.*****0 from the Federation Government to Improve the water supply to Yen district In the west A BUI authorising the Kedah Government to make thin loan will come before the next meeting of the State51 words
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113 1958-07-30 7 TWIN GIVE-AWAYS: SILENCE WORRIES CROWDYS AN ENGLISH couple in Singapore, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crowdy, are living on edge because the Selangor children's home has yet to assure them that the twins they want to adopt will not be given away to someone else. Mr. and Mrs. Crowdy are113 words
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Article22 1958-07-30 7 JERTEH < Trengganu). Tues. A large part of the Jerteh market collapsed during a 10-mlnute storm yesterday evening. No-one was injured.22 words
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Article141 1958-07-30 7 Typhoid —20 cases in capital IfUALA LUMPUR, Tues. About 20 cases of typhoid have been reported from Batu Caves, outside Kuala Lumpur. In the capital Itself three suspected cases have been treated. The State Medical and Health Officer. Dr. W. J. Jesudasan. has called for a report on the outbreak.141 words
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Article63 1958-07-30 7 CROCODILE KILLS A WOMAN TELUK ANSON. lues Zaimon blnte Abidin. 54, was Killed by a crocodile on Sunday while drawing water from the Bemam River at Kampong Sungel Panjang on the Perak -Selangor border. Her body was recovered by the police three miles upstream from the spot where she had63 words
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Article58 1958-07-30 7 KUALA LUMPUR, rues. Two men posing a, detectives stopped a motor-cyclist at 2 a.m. today outside his home at the 3J mile Ipoh Road, and took away a purse containing his identity card and hl.s pay of $276 The victim. Mr Elanor Matenzle. a58 words
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Advertisement67 1958-07-30 7 DEWAII'S IS THE m«SS -IT NEVER |*^!*r-J^ -^A rrfrnkk, v Scotc* Wki*v. p.* Si. j^S^ You b <* >*■*• v tbt mood ukr* you. bw whether •enrednrii, with water. \.jM Jsl^JeT <* with toda. Scotc* it the X^PnafißJlS^Cr fne«ilK« drmk of .0. Hart i Dewar'i "White Label", t very fine67 words
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Advertisement176 1958-07-30 7 A new link in Pon American s Round the -World Service... POLAR ROUTE Now on iol'nd- rut. world FLJCHTB, take Pan Am's fast Polar route between Europe and the U.S. West Coast Fly over the top of the world on the shortest, moat direct line from Paris to cities on176 words
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1615 1958-07-30 8 That reservoir was formally approved, inquiry is told EVIDENCE IS GIVEN ABOUT Am 'OVERSIGHT* APPROVAL for Singapore's Murpane Reservoir was in fact given by the Governor in Council, though the absence of written approval "appeared to M an oversight," according to an official letter quoted yesterday by the Chief Engineer,1,615 words
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Article127 1958-07-30 8 KIANG, Tuesday. rfENTY Muslim College students— future Judges in religious courts have completed a special course in Muslim law at the University of Malaya in Singapore. The college principal. Dr. MA Rauf. told the Straits Times today that the course was a success. "From this127 words
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Article55 1958-07-30 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Assistant District Officer of Kultni. Inche Ma-isor bin Hajl Ahmad, left Kuala Lnm IMir for the Untted PMates today on a four-month v 3 Intarmation Service youth leadership grant. Inche Manser is prescient of the Kitlim Youth Clato. of I which55 words
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Advertisement549 1958-07-30 8 PHONE >MF|{j^m^ f CMfaTt/ O.Xt. 1 m g M 11,1.45. 4, 6.30 9.31 a THE FLAMING BEAUTY" «.^a,n Opena Tomorrow ROBERT TAYLOR BICHABD WIDMARK aj mgm s 'THE LAW and JAKE WADE" CSco— cior phone -J^MJU .JL Jt JIH-t-S LAST Unff 1 MMO 11,1.45, 4, 6.3tA».3l J J Mf Garland549 words
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Advertisement462 1958-07-30 8 V attl fel •afattl 1 Fh r 1 1ST lUYI m iAy 1 > J -K aaaW| *J\*J^ Jm-116 L 6.45 &9 3« pin J^" CARVE HER NAME WITH PRIDE" (Rank) > 4C >. Aj Taaaartaar Ifr'os) Gregory l>rk -THF. BRAVADOS" m WiMXtm\l~¥\imm l l a SthWEEK' A > {•UzUiEujfl462 words
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Miscellaneous295 1958-07-30 8 do before leaving the offlct. Straits Times Crossword a «>*» poseiblr try a puipte cabin (18, »>. ..1 > ,j ::'A „\l 1 Hes found floatln to a I 2. With which Whitsuntide pro7^ li^J j|s I. Ptormer porter Is meeting fy^ g-$$ i f-^" orderly officer (B>. 9 19295 words
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Article, Illustration1428 1958-07-30 9 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE MONTEZUMA, last of the mighty Aztec emperors [<H)R 300 years the Central American state of Mexico had groaned under the vasealdom of European powers. Hut that was nothing compared to the short blood-drenched reign of its mad and mighty ruler Montezum° Superstitious, arrogant and cruel, MonUzuni.-.1,428 words
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Advertisement536 1958-07-30 9 R^RJRfSS^tMl**'' 1 't^JtP^~ i^Kmr *™f3^J3 R^iljgyjir..:.^-;;'.*;;-;;-;-^ faf r I* Rl\ V S I rini ¥i Never sick enough to stay in bed, yet never really well. THE GRAY SICKNESS keeps millions pale, tired and weak never able to enjoy life to the full. Protein deficiency causes o condition STRENGTH RACK536 words
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Miscellaneous209 1958-07-30 9 0 <irnu>n A 00. By ,ff#is iHt^MANO. HAV r T r V^<~lß^E^ V"XWI LiJf MM- 1 BC7 IT'S A UVEIY I \V ACOtTS^^VR^E^SfPV^^H bCU MCMIV GO r (Jpk J^K^^ A y Puu:^^|'Ts%gr J TO S«rT: 01 VrHI 'JV^A BUrU^w» /^y->f iT Will Tt^R^R^B WHAT 5Mt gf rTVmi i w fl209 words
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542 1958-07-30 10 TRADE IN SHARES AT LOW EBB DUE TO LACK OF INCENTIVES By Our Markets Correspondent BUSINESS on the Malayan Share Market yesterday continued at a low ebb with no incentives to move the market either way. Without taking into account the boom which preceded Merdeka in the Federation last year542 words
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Article26 1958-07-30 10 SINGAPORE, JULY 29. RUBBER: 814 cents per lb. (up teveneifhtlu of a cent). TIN: $374 per picu< (down |2). Inofficial estimated offering 140 tons.26 words
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Article167 1958-07-30 10 MELBOURNE. Tues. INVESTMENT shares continued on an upward trend with buyers more selective on the Stock Exchange here today. Main sections to firm were automotive and breweries with many stocks recording good moves. Henry Berry gained 9d. and Assoc Pulp Bd. Herald lost 8d and ACI «d. Mining167 words
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Article152 1958-07-30 10 Aucut Br*t trade rubber buyer* fob closed In Singapore yesterday at 81', cents per lb. up seven-eighths of a cent on Monday's closing price. Cloning lone: Stttdr. ejaiet. CloaJnt; prim In cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S Spot fob. buyer* 80-,. sellers 81 'Norn i.152 words
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Article362 1958-07-30 10 Tfce Malayaa share Broker, Ataaelataaa reported: "Industrials and tins were easier, while rubbers were dull. The turnover was small." Singapare and reacratlea brokers reported the folUwinf beataess done yesterday. Fed. dE pensary »1 10; Ftaser A Neave ords $2.56 to $2 53. Gammon 11.40 and t1.414: 6 town362 words
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Article19 1958-07-30 10 Malayan Share Market: •Inly 19 J.ly M Industrials 88.39 lITI Tins: 79.7J 7111 Jaa. 1 ISSS— It*19 words
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Article103 1958-07-30 10 Singapore Chinese Fr» Vee Esrhange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK Continent July, August $31 buyers, $314 sellers oronut ail: quiet; bulk $49 sellers, drum $51 sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business reported done: Muntok white $135. Sarawak $134. special Sarawak black $76 (all unchanged). Singapore103 words
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Article179 1958-07-30 10 Ships lying aaeacstefc the Sings pare Harboar Board wharves ar expert sd today are: Wonogirl 1 2, Hesaensteln 4 5. Indora 6A. Rajula 67. Qlenearn 8 9. Benattow 10,11. Boma 13 14, Botsaevaln 15 16 Lalandla 18. Sujt Maru 1920 Serdang N. Wall 4, Auby N. Wall 5.179 words
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Article71 1958-07-30 10 The Malayan BsehaJace Banks' Aaaseaitlin made the following changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): SaOl*. T.T. ar OD. randy: Swias Praaaa 141 12. franeh Francs *****; ItaHaa lire ***** On the free exebaage aaarkrl In Bavf Kang yartarday, the U.S. dollar was quoted71 words
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Advertisement253 1958-07-30 10 Juligesfioti? Cet Quick r»ll»f With Bisma-Rex fR H SM* REX nd. tk» S^^L-^iTJ 1.,..t..xi sl rick <oo4a MEJ^B I "utmumntn mnewnnmt in. t. o. aoK im. uncafom mtPMOMi mm miSMAUS 4 Straits Times I bring BIG I Today: 3.15— 8.39 9.15 p.m. Lilt Gentle Mark Damon "YOUNG AND DANGEROUS" A253 words
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Advertisement323 1958-07-30 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMEMTS ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL, H.M. NAVAL BASE, SINGAPORE Vacancies will exist In the near future for a number of Infants' Teachers at the above School. Acceptable candidates wIU be British trained Europeans qualified under British Ministry of Education Regulations preferably with experience In English Primary Schools. They must be323 words
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Advertisement756 1958-07-30 10 NOTICES MAHINDAB SINGH, agei 41, at U J>Un Ibrahim. Johore Bnhra, eoeti oa tS-7-'SB at Gfnrral HoapiUl. awsaiatii kj wife ami five children, raaaport asnaber *****4. NOTICE RESTRICTION OF NOBTH KEDAH WATER SI'FPLIKS CONSUMERS within a ten mile radius of Alor Star may experience reduced water pressures from 11 p.m756 words
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Advertisement639 1958-07-30 10 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from Contractors not below Class "D" at the Office of the State Engineer. Kadah/Perns, Alor Star, up to noon of 18th August. 1 98* for the Construction of a Fire Station and Quarters at Kullm. All particulars may be obtained from the639 words
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Article, Illustration916 1958-07-30 12 THEY PUT THE TRAP OUT OF ACTION The scouts are on the track of hidden treasure reputed to be hidden in Joe D'Alphonso's house. They find the entrance to a tunnel in a deserted pond and in spite of warnings. Tubby explores and is hurt by a mysterious blow on916 words
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Article294 1958-07-30 12 HERE ore some more pen pols for you. Nik Rozi Nik Mohmood, oged 13. 3168 Jolon Atos Po loh. Koto BoKru, Kelonton Khoo Kok An, aged 14 Boys' Town English School, 9V4 mile* Bukit Timoh Rood, Singopore 23. Vincent Tan, 525 Bukit Timoh Rood, Singapore 10.294 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-07-30 12 Monty the gtrafft tikes to (airc fti* da Up- ration ■>/ /rvtt /rom a (xufcei Mr a/so itfcw to mafce »«re the basket really is empty before he part* with it. Goofy his pal is fond o/ fruit too, but it doesn't look as though he's going to54 words
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Advertisement157 1958-07-30 12 No pushing or putting. Jft£>C^^ no "guesswork" ever. aaa^^Bi^LaaaaaajK^La^idaaaafc^aaaaaaaaaaaam I Bal 1 1 ill ThC Pafker S tSe t0 W*^ tJme! II You can depend on the Parker 61 pen to fill itself by itself every single lIJHI time with no guesswork. There is nothing for you to push, pull157 words
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Miscellaneous325 1958-07-30 12 What is wrong with the I new furniture?| Deor Boys ond Girls, mend it." And so they do, Here ore the six winners but I wont you to find out < of our contest in which you whot is wrong with the furni- hod to drow a house for Flip-325 words
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Advertisement668 1958-07-30 13 (Cantlaued from rage 6) ACCOMMODATION VACANT M Wards U (mim.)— Bax it tt: txtrm. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Furnished Bungalow at Braddell Heights with Telephone. Ring ***** from SJO pm. to 8.30 pjn DOUBLE S i OKEY semi-detach-ed 3 rooms m/sanltation etc. 76 Fuyong Estate. Apply 76-4 or 17 Fuyong Estate, Bukit668 words
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Advertisement877 1958-07-30 13 EDUCATION tt Wawmm U f«B»>-/i.« ,a rU. nfm. EXPERIENCED 1 JJY TUTOB Offers Tuition to jj-'tiaj > school children In her home Ka uog. All subjects including Chlmse language. Reasonable fees. Box A 5403 B.T. CHIMEBB YMCA COMMERCIAL School's August Beginners Book-Keeping, Typewriting. She' hand (Theory /Speeds). BtiglUn Accounting Revision.877 words
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Advertisement579 1958-07-30 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Wards U (Him.)— Bmm tt ctm. txtrm. METROPOLITAN 1957 Convertible one year Insurance $4,500 or exchange Bcgward or Flat TV, 37 Stamford Road. Tel. *****, Home *****. nit AUTO-MAKI. ¥-11 t'e»ha> Road, off Lavendei Street, Phone ***** A good selection cf Used Can. Trade-Ins, easy payments579 words
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Advertisement462 1958-07-30 13 FOR SALE M Wards U I Box It ct: txtrm. AMERICAN MAGAZINES. 5.166 titles. Lowest prices. Write for price list mentioning subjects titles interested. American Magazines, P.O. Box 34, Singapore. JUST ARRIVED -Large assortment of Hawaiian Orchids Prices reasonable, call Koh's Nursery. 45. Kovan Road. r>H Flower Road, Upper Serangoon462 words
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Article, Illustration691 1958-07-30 14 FINEST ACHIEVEMENT BY ANY ATHLETE ANYWHERE** RUSSIAN COACH ANOTHER WORLD RECORD GOES IN HOP-STEP MOSCOW, Tuesday. RUSSIA bent the United States by 172 points to 170 in the combined men's and women's two-day athletics meeting which ended here yesterday The United States won the men's contestReuter - 691 words
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Article300 1958-07-30 14 RESULTS OF THE 2ND DAY'S EVENTS RKSIXTS ol thr Mxoud day events the athletics natch hetween Russia aaa the I'aitea" States at Miieiw: MEN'S EVENTS 2MM: 1 E. Ceflrasere (US) t Y. fteaovatov (Xi J L Barteaev (B> tlJsee. MOM: 1 T. C'ourlnr.t (US) t G. Govorov IRi I P.300 words
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Article28 1958-07-30 14 TAIPING. Tues. Survey Sports Club beat Headquarters 28th Commonwealth Brigade by 27 runs in a lea gue Cricket match here Surveys 106 Brigade <fl (Wright 5-4»)28 words
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Article188 1958-07-30 14 SCHOOLBOYS TO BE COACHED BY CHOO KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. 'THE F.A. of Malaya yesterday named the first batch 1 of the 2i> most promising schoolboys stars to undergo two-week special training under coach Ohoo Seng Quee which will begin on Aug. 11. i Among them are188 words
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93 1958-07-30 14 LONDON lue.s Brituu scientist Dr Jacob 3ronowski has predicted that the mile will be run In 3mlt. 50sec some 12 years from now Present fastest time v 3min 57.25ec. by Britain's Dr rek Ibbotson although not yet ratified us a world record Dr.UPI - 93 words
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106 1958-07-30 14 FAS SAYS 'NO' TO FRIENDLY MATCHES KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The F.A of Selangor today refused permission to lour clubs to play friendly matches scheduled to be played here tonight Selangor Rangers were to have played Police Depot while a Royal Air Force team were to have met an UMNO eleven106 words
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Article83 1958-07-30 14 KUANTAN. lues A meetIng was held here last night to revive the Pahang Amateur Athletic Association which has been dormant for two years and to discuss sending entries to the F.M.AA.U meet at Penang next month The Pahang A.A A has not been functioning since 1955. Tom Rosandlch.83 words
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Article22 1958-07-30 14 IPOH Tues The Kowloon Motor Bus soccer team of Hong Kong beat Perak 1-0 here today Lav Kal Chin scored.22 words
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217 1958-07-30 14 f OHDON. lues— Clot* ol play aoores in yesterday cricket matches war*: AT LEYTON: Essex beat Starrer D* nn |nntn#B ntfjj 33 runs. Bbmi IS6. (W. Oreensmlth M.) Surrey 79 and 74. (T. Bailey seven (or It). Ram 14 points. AT NORTHAMPTON: NorthnaptonahtreReuter - 217 words
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Article500 1958-07-30 14 pENANG. rues. 1 Tudor Wonder who is back in form, poses a di k threat to Doc Kodgers's "fleet' in the Commissioner Oeneial's Cup and Penang Gold Cup races nene. With Tom Mortlmfi astride. Tudor Wonder did a sp.endid xallop over 3f In M500 words
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Article356 1958-07-30 14 KIWIS OUT FOR 85 Lock takes 7-35 for an innings victory MANCHESTER, Tuesday. CWGLAND beat New Zealand by an innings and 13 runs after two hours and ten minutes play on the last day of the fourth Test here today. Caught on a drying pitch, the New Zealanders, resuming atReuter - 356 words
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161 1958-07-30 14 'ENGLAND BOWLING STRONGEST IN YEARS' SYDNEY. Toes fcngland's bowling lineup fur the connni Australian lour Is the strongest in Test cricket for 30 year*, according to the former Australian Irst bowler Bill O'Reilly Writing In today* Sydney Morning Herald O Rrilly said that each ol thr 17 players for the161 words
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Article28 1958-07-30 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Filipino tennis players Raymundo Deyro and M. Dungo arrived here today to take part In the Malayan open championships starting here on Thursday.28 words
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Advertisement174 1958-07-30 14 AUSSIES GET $132,000 JOHANNESBURG. Tues.— Total attendance Tor the Australian cricket tour of South Africa earlier this year, was 503.224. The Australians received £44.118 (MS1320OO) from the tour— Reuter Bell c Howell TOP QUALITY PORTABLE MOOEL 775 TAPE RECORDER Hrn m<m««i 77> l«i iMH^Wit^ op*rotM>n d* RmHi^Bn\<\i vartormano and fm174 words
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