The Straits Times, 16 July 1959
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Title Section19 1959-07-16 1 AVFRACF DAILY CEBTIF-tED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times. i Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1959 M. 15 CENTS.19 words
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Article, Illustration999 1959-07-16 1 STATE-BY-STATE REPORT in PAGE fc FULL LIST OF CANDIDATES in PAGE 9J PMIP springs 58-candidate nomination day surprise 255 in fight for remaining 101 seats in poll By STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS Kuala Lumpur, Wed. THE Alliance Party was returned unopposed in three constituencies today when nominations for999 words
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313 1959-07-16 1 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. FOUR more officials of the Malayan Chinese Association throughout the country have resigned from the party. At least nve top MCA officials are contesting the parliamentary election as independents. They include Mr. Too Joon Hing. Mr. Tan Suan Kok. Mr.313 words
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66 1959-07-16 1 Brunei: New charter ready soon BRUNEI TOWN. Wed. Penglran Yusuff, the State Information Officer, said today that Brunei's new constitution which would give the colony greater self-govern-ment was nearing completion and might be enforced next month. Only a few minor details had to be settled before the constitution was madeReuter - 66 words
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Article32 1959-07-16 1 HONGKONG. Wed— China today introduced a new group of 92 simplified characters designed to make it easier for people learning to read. So far 517 characters have been simplified.32 words
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Article25 1959-07-16 1 ALGIERS. Wed.— A French army unit was ambushed by Algerian rebels near the Moroccan border and lost la men killed and 10 wounded25 words
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Article88 1959-07-16 1 TOKYO. Wed. The Imperial Palace today said that Crown Princess Michlko. 24. is expecting a baby. The news set off a wave of rejoicing. She married Crown Prince Akihlto on April 10 in a match that broke 2.600 years of tradition by bringing a commoner to88 words
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Article175 1959-07-16 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. MULTI-LINGUALISM was used for the first time in the Legislative Assembly debates today. Speeches made in English the majority were translated simultaneously into Malay, Mandarin and Tamil. English translations of speeches in Malay and Mandarin were halting. The translaters* task was made difficult175 words
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Article34 1959-07-16 1 WASHINGTON, Wed.— The Civil Aeronautics Board has ordered a public inquiry into the chaos caused by curious crowds at Idlewild airport on Saturday when a Jet airliner was making an emergency landing.34 words
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Article18 1959-07-16 1 MOSCOW. Wed. Russia s Sputnik 111 has completed Its 6,000 th circuit of the earth.18 words
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Article54 1959-07-16 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Minister of Finance. Sir Henry Hau-shik Lee, Is expected to go on two weeks' medical leave on Friday. It Is understood that he has written to the Prime Minister, Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein, asking for the leave which he54 words
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Article18 1959-07-16 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Indonesia will build a light arms factory with West German assistance, the army announced.18 words
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Article27 1959-07-16 1 ROME. Wed. A "slight heart disturbance" forced the Imam of Yemen to return to Rome one hour after his chartered plane took off for Yemen.27 words
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170 1959-07-16 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. When an illegal immigrant was being taken to board the vessel Hoi Wong today to be repatriated, he broke loose from his two escorts at East Wharf Pier, and dived into the sea. A powerfully built man. Tong Ling Tong, swam against170 words
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418 1959-07-16 2 RENT CONTROL LAW TO BE AMENDED SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A CONTROL of Rent (Amendment) Bill, to suspend temporarily the rights of landlords to obtain recovery of their premises on certain grounds, was presented to the Legislative Assembly today. The Bill, tabled by the418 words
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Article31 1959-07-16 2 PENANG. Wed.-The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, will clo^e the five-day civics course for Province Wellesley new villagers at the Lo Pan Hong In Love Lane this Friday.31 words
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180 1959-07-16 2 gINGAPORE, Wed.-The relaxation of restrictions on direct Imports from dollar area countries Is not expected to lead to a rise in the sales of American cars. Mr. R. M. Arblaster. sales manager of a leading motor firm, told the Straits Tines today that the180 words
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213 1959-07-16 2 HIT-AND-RUN DEATH CRASH DRIVER JAILED 4 MONTHS TAIPING. Wednesday. A PLANTER, P. Moors, 26, was jailed for four A months here on Monday for causing the death 'of a cyclist. Moors, assistant manager of Taiplng Rubber Plantations, was also fined $50 for driving a Land Rover in a negligent manner213 words
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Article, Illustration101 1959-07-16 2 BOACS NEW S-E ASIA SALES CHIEF Mr. Gordon Davidson (above). BOAC's manager, Bombay, has been appointed sales manager. SouthCast Asia for the corporation, in succession to Mr. Donald Erskine Crum. who Is taking up the post of sales manager, India. Mr. Davidson. 38. has been in Bombay for two years.101 words
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Article53 1959-07-16 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Justice Buttrose today discharged a jury halfway through a case In the Assizes and ordered a retrial because a prosecution witness gave a piece of inadmissible evidence. Sim Choi Hood was charged with being in unlawful possession of a -38 revolver in Changi Road53 words
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Article37 1959-07-16 2 BATU GAJAH. Wed. Sir Harry Wunderly. World Health Organisation consultant on tuberculosis, today visited the T.B. ward of the General Hospital here. Yesterday he visited the Perak Antl-Tuberculosls Association's rehabilitation settlement at Batu Gajah.37 words
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Article152 1959-07-16 2 LONDON. Wednesday. A DIVORCE commissioner yesterday refused to grant a divorce and £5,000 to a man living in Hong Kong without hearing his evidence in person. Commissioner Sir Reginald Sharpe adjourned the case so that the husband. Mr. Frank Edgar Norman Wills. of the BritishReuter - 152 words
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Article28 1959-07-16 2 KUALA TRENGGANU. Wed —The first sitting of the Trengganu Legislative Assembly will be held on July 27 at Istana Mazlah here. The Sultan will address it.28 words
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Article80 1959-07-16 2 Clerk is jailed for fraud [SINGAPORE, Wed— A cleric, who misappropriated $29,705 in 12 months, was jailed today for a year. Ng Hong Yap. 36. a bachelor, had pleaded guilty to misappropriating the money while employed by General Amusement Ltd., at King's Theatre between June 25 last year and June80 words
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Article50 1959-07-16 2 BINGAPORE. Wed.— A total of 4,397 people in Tanjong Pagar were x-rayed up to yesterday In the SATA mass x-ray campaign which started on July 1. Of them 88 were found to be in need of treatment and have been admitted to tht SATA clinic.50 words
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Article37 1959-07-16 2 KUALA TRENGGANU. Wed. —The Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications, Inche Sardon bin Hail I Jubir. will declare open tne I bridge across the Besult ri- ver. 65 miles north of here I on Saturday.37 words
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122 1959-07-16 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Seventh Day Advrntist Mission in Singapore will send a delegation to see the Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. about the six. day school week. Ml:, if. C. Currle. president of the Seventh Day Ad\ent. ist Union of South122 words
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Article44 1959-07-16 2 SINGAPORE. Wed Police last night detained 12 thugs in their drive against secret society men. So far 68 gangsters have been held since the swoop began on Saturday. All the detained men art at the CID headquarters In Robinson Road.44 words
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Article52 1959-07-16 2 BATU PAHAT. Wed— Tht Tongkang Becha Brldg« across the Slmpang Kanan River, four miles from here, was opened by Hajl Hassan bin Haji Yunos. Mentri Besar of Johore. yesterday. Motorists travelling from here to Muar can now use the new highway and bypass the Batu52 words
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Advertisement169 1959-07-16 2 DUMEX Pharmaceuticals The East Asiatic Company Limited wish to announce the appointment of NAINA MOHAMED SONS LTD as Sub-Distributors of all Dumex Pharmaceutical products throughout Singapore, Malaya, Sarawak, Brunei and British North Borneo (including Labuan) This appointment has been made to facilitate wider distribution of Dumex products thereby ensuring a169 words
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391 1959-07-16 3 MIDNIGHT: U.S. STEEL INDUSTRY COMES TO HALT 500,000 STRIKE DESPITE IKE'S 'TALK' PLEAS J^EWYORK. Wed -The giant L nited States steel industry closed down at midnight alter 18 weeks of fruitless negotiations and several unsuccessful appeals from President Eisenhower for a solution to the union-ma-nagement deadlock. The natlon-w i d391 words
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105 1959-07-16 3 PRINCESS IS SPANKED FOR SOAKING PASSERS-BY LONDON. Wed.— Passers-by In elegant Jermyn Street. Piccadilly, yesterday were soaked and a princess received a spanklne. Policemen pinpointed the second floor flat from which the water was coming and discovered that the tenant was Princess Alexandra of Zululand and Swaziland. A telephone callReuter - 105 words
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Article104 1959-07-16 3 LONDON. Wed. United States airmen at High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, are reported to have beer, ordered to .stay away for a month from a nearby camp where members of the Women's Royal Air Force are housed. The reason, say Press reports, is that on Independence Day "carloads" ofReuter - 104 words
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203 1959-07-16 3 j NEW YORK, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Nasser of the United Arab Republic 1 said yesterday that the Western countries must take the major responsibility for the growth of Communism in the Middle East. He said in an article in Life Magazine: "By supporting undesirable leaders203 words
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Article63 1959-07-16 3 TOKYO, Wed. Police said this morning 27 people were dead. 52 Jnjared, and 24 others missing as a result of torrential rain which fell over southern Japan on Monday iuid! Tuesday. About 153.700 people were affected one way >r another by the floods. A total ofReuter - 63 words
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Article, Illustration156 1959-07-16 3 Colour bar club president resigns NEW YORK, Wed. Mr. Wilfred Burgland. president of the We4t Side Tennis Club, has resigned following a nation-wide furore over the exclusion from membership of the son of Dr. Ralph Bunche. Negro under-secretary of the United Nations. Mr. Burgland had been quoted by Dr. BuncheReuter - 156 words
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193 1959-07-16 3 MANILA. Wednesday A PHILIPPINES congressional fact-finding comA mittee today accused former airline stewardess Catherine Cheuk of withholding information on the activities of an international smuggling syndicate. Col. Jose Lukban. director of the National Bureau of Investigation, had said last week at the opening of the193 words
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Article96 1959-07-16 3 Gromykohas not budged on Berlin QENEVA, Wed.— The United States said last night it could not find "one inch of progress" in Russia's policy statement on Berlin and Germany made at the resumed East-West conference on Monday. Mr. Andrew Berdlng, the American spokesman, told reporters that the remarks of Mr.Reuter - 96 words
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345 1959-07-16 3 BODIES IN PORT: 'CONFESSION' BY CARPENTER SYDNEY, Wednesday. 4 CHINESE carpenter of the liner Taiyuan has admitted having put the bodies of two dead Chinese into Sydney harbour, a police witness told a court here today. A detective said the carpenter, Wang Shu Chen, wept as he told him heReuter - 345 words
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Article124 1959-07-16 3 Red wants proof from God LONDON. Wed.-A Moscow radio commentator, Mikhail Krutlk. gave a talk on the radio's home service today In which he asked why Ood does not perform "at least one" miracle to prove his existence. He said: "All the miracles of religion either never occurred at allReuter - 124 words
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Advertisement303 1959-07-16 3 CHAMPIONS PRIM* SCIENTIST. EXPLORER. NAVIGATOR. CAR-RACING CHAMPION SPORTSMAN. I o'* o* «y left wrm «ACt —t d«oOrtu't fro-" iH^'^ltlSf'*'*'I s«.'M»io«>. ai rd o' Mtt Nit K-c-ot*a E*f.'»' t^t/& r J »»ep'ooenoi)r. Ounng m, 6 wmkt' «>o/ in mt r7'''' i V j'JJ*'' MM I "9W" emCAU SKRPA o*r wed by303 words
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Advertisement71 1959-07-16 3 (omanat actually grows mJL New Hair M It If you are already bald or 1 are rapidly losing your hair buy a bottle of COMANAT. COMANAT prevent* un- r pleasant ccurf dandruff. M& Jjk j Price $5.50 Singapore: WE W I $6.75 Malaya from all good Ju* druggi»U. (omanat I71 words
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Miscellaneous312 1959-07-16 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.30 Oood Morning; 6.32 SERVItt Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; MEDIUM WAVE^ERVICES 7.05 A Date With Music; 7.30 Kuala Lumpur 341 metre* Speak Malay; 7.35 A Date With it ?S!j me res Music; 8.00 The News; 8.05 A MaUcea312 words
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319 1959-07-16 4 gINGAPORE, Wed The newlyelected staff side of the Singapore Civil Service Joint Council said today that it would not negotiate with the official side until principles of collective bargaining were "unequivocally recognised by the Government." A resolution passed by the staff side at its319 words
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Article130 1959-07-16 4 2,OOO WELL SET FOR THIS EXAM SINGAPORE, Wed. More than 2,000 candidates are expected to sit for the Government Senior Middle 111 Examination this year, to be held from November 9 to 13. A spokesman for the Ministry of Education today said about 1,800 Senior Middle 111 pupils in Government130 words
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148 1959-07-16 4 IGOR AND ILSE TO PLAY WITH SINGAPORE ORCHESTRA SINGAPORE. Wed. A pianist and a. violinist, who are touring outside Europe for the first time, are looking forward to piaying with the multiracial Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Miss Use Von Alpenheim. the pianist, and Igor Ozim, the violinist, are scheduled to give148 words
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Article33 1959-07-16 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Miss Kuok Oon Kirn. a staff member at the Convent here, has been awarded a SinoBrltlsh scholarship to take a, year's course at Bristol on teaching of the blind.33 words
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211 1959-07-16 4 BIGGER POLICE FORCE?— NO MONEY NOW SINGAPORE, Wednesday. TiHE Singapore Police Force is not likely to expand x beyond its present authorised strength in the immediate future in spite of an increasing incidence of crime, the Straits Times understands, because of lack of funds. The Commissioner. Mr. A. EG. Blades211 words
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Article70 1959-07-16 4 JAKARTA, Wed. The Ministry of Trade and the Ministry for Economic Stabilisation announced that the ban on copra exports to Singapore had been lifted. The ban will come off from July 20, the announcement said. Copra exports will now be on a 50-50 basis. This meansUPI - 70 words
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Article34 1959-07-16 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— lnche Mohamed Salleh bin Buang has been elected new president of the Bata Employees' Union. The vice-president is Mr. M. 8. Dawood and the secretary is Mr. Chong Weng Yip.34 words
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420 1959-07-16 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. National Carbon entered the final pool of the Singapore Business Houses F.A. League and Cup competition when they beat Mercantile Bank 5-0 to finish champions of Group "A" at Farrer Park today. On the adjacent Held Chartered Bank. who finished420 words
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Article234 1959-07-16 4 DAMAGES AND A 'FALSE BELIEF' SINGAPORE, Wed. Insurance company managers today stressed that liability for damages existed even if the police did not prosecute after minor traffic accidents. Mr. A. J. Robinson, manager of a leading motor Insurance company, told the Straits Times that insurance companies should resolve their own234 words
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Article77 1959-07-16 4 MARIA FORMS OWN FILM COMPANY SINGAPORE, Wed. Popular Malay film actress, Maria Menado. has formed her own film company. She herself will star in the company's first production. 'Korban Fitnah*. which will be filmed in six months' time. To co-star with Maria is Sukarno M. Noor, an Indonesian actor. Two77 words
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Article32 1959-07-16 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Dr. Howard Guinness, an Australian rector, will give a talk entitled. "Taking Christ Seriously" at the University of Malaya Oei Tlong Ham Hall at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow.32 words
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Advertisement485 1959-07-16 4 M M H H M M U fl A iB fl I -Tickets Go On Sale TOMORROW; at SKY LIDO CAPITOL ROXY for B The World's Greatest Theatrical Attraction! 3fcw Ih<nt s^^^flssW V Warn I ****^^s^ J A Cmmm*. sj W V \V4b^K IV a ir-*'i mitm SJ p,, nt485 words
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Advertisement356 1959-07-16 4 B PyOW TOP IN SHCMBUSINESS MsMKHMa I Cathay Organisation v/K a lii^— ATTRACTION SbmI fIET3ITm OPENS TODAY illlt v a.m., 1.45. 4.15. 6.45. 9.30 p.m. bj aMMWMSBMSJ nuinua "i',7Tb 1 1 I V c»»ou« Isß^^P^^Jsns i BI& MORE TAINA ELG B MIDNIGHT "DFTURM af THE PLY" VINCENT PRICE p| SATURDAY!356 words
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Miscellaneous214 1959-07-16 4 I I Singapore diary... THE NEW »< K\K SHIFTERS: culture 1030 a.m. Malay for beglnRehearsal for 'Martha' at 8 p.m. at nere 5.30 pm.; Chinese cooking Y.M.C.A. 6.15 pjn. Y MCA Body building, weight CHINESE YJM.C.A.: Table tenllftlug 4p.m.- Judo practice for nl« »ajn.; body building, weight juniors 4.45 p.m.;214 words
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Article, Illustration1458 1959-07-16 5 RAJAH: BILL MAKES MINISTER POLICEMAN, JUDGE, JURY AND EXECUTIONER SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE PAP Government is not pursuing "any petty vendettas", the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, told the Legislative Assembly today during the debate on a Bill empowering the1,458 words
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Article162 1959-07-16 5 MALAY DEPARTMENT FOR NANYANG? SINGAPORE, Wed.Nanyang University i& considering the possitMlity of setting up a Department of Malay Studies offering a fouryear degree course This was disclosed by Dr. Chang Tien-tse, Dean of the College of Arts, In an exclusive interview with the Straits Times today. Recently, following a request162 words
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Article76 1959-07-16 5 KUCHING Wed A man who claimed to be a plastic surgeon was last week fined $2,000 in the Sibu District Court for an offence under the Medical Registration Ordinance. Kirn Ec Tack, of Hon« Kong, had Inserted an advertisement in a local new«- iper stating he had76 words
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317 1959-07-16 5 'Finished? Your prestige is higher now'— Dr. Urn told IPOH. Wed. THE Minister for x Health. Mr. V. T. Sambanthan. today gave a moral boost to the politically ailing MCA President, Dr. Lim Chong Eu. At Sun gel Slput where he put in his candidacy for the federal election today,317 words
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Advertisement139 1959-07-16 5 CATHAY OKAMISAmM/^WF^ MTTPMCTIOMS I^JjKa> a A NEW KIND OF FIGHT IN A NEW KIND OF OUTDOOR SPECTACLE! v n < **y f^N J vif.^ 7>cy^ P SUSAN HAYWARD JEFF CHANDLER A PARAMOl PICTURE IN TECHNICOLOR 1 £-v SCREENING OF THE a :itf§T_9KTttsoAfzi I'L&k JOHANSSON^ WORLD HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP lil £k139 words
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Advertisement398 1959-07-16 5 FOR RELIEF FROM STOMACH MMNS^gf. WITHIN MINUTES r^. V vlB iPL/ w,.,,^ i OF IMITATIONS WIISIN is a marvellous new i tharopy for goatric ond doodenal i Th "WIISIN" >• i uk«f», hypac-ockJity, jtomochoche. ••"■cited en each tablet. ukerou* poirrs, hyparidrosis ond i cny other ipunoua othar peptic climomi due398 words
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2798 1959-07-16 6 2. BHBHHBBBBBMHMHHHMBB^^HHHiHHHll^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M THE ALLIANCE NATIONAL LEADER THEN GOES ON TOUR OF OTHER NOMINATION CENTRES F KEDAH, the national Alliance leader and former Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, was an early arrival at the Kuala Kedah nomination centre. The Tengku left his Merdeka House2,798 words
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Article, Illustration35 1959-07-16 6 One-time colleagues— now opponents ALLIANCE WOMAN candidate for the Setapak constituency in Selangor, Che Aisha Ghani, chatting with an opponent in the parliamentary election, Inche Ahmad Boestamam. chairman of the Socialist Front.— Straits Times picture.35 words
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Advertisement327 1959-07-16 6 MB* fc^" J Mtf **1 THK HAWKER SIDDELEY A mßb features big fore-and-aft doors at perfect A AW I LOADING HEIGHT TO ENABLE THE OPERATOR TO LOAD AW S s^ AW AND UNLOAD WHOLE CARGOES IN UNDER 20 MINUTES 4r s MF The less you handle cargo the cheaper the327 words
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Article, Illustration1372 1959-07-16 7 FIFTEEN Spanish galleons laden with the silver of Mexico lay peacefully at anchor under the guns of Santa Cruz, on the island of Teneriffe, one April day in 1657. Suddenly the calm of dawn was shattered by a thunderous cannonade. i| Sailing1,372 words
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Advertisement108 1959-07-16 7 Only the finest, fanciest chickens for the most delicious Cream tk of Chicken Soup! I C »Hck|n CREAM OF CHICKEN SOUP 21 kinds of Campbell's Soups... condensed for double value! pu "no doubt about It, I PREFER NESCAFE" because I make a point off serving only good coffee... (^^^™^s^W) that's108 words
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Miscellaneous316 1959-07-16 7 0 arm* n A f«. By 3Mas i-L'l'Ul ll mimim-HgnpptTl'ffiWfflltHß'WWl I^ t "«s sjn lmng n ZT «3F~7 mauyTpuke I <now exacts r with «o mogs on vmmMmmamutaamammmaKmtta^ammmiimim l natu(?e >h the S jtl** w I >cire£ mak.ng me what <xj mean. <ao i some i k»*w cp kav* I316 words
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Article28 1959-07-16 8 It Wtrdt tit (Minimum). REQUIKM HIGH MASS (or the laic Mr. Timothy Pereira at 6.30 a.m. on IS-7-59 at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdea. (Singapore >28 words
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Article266 1959-07-16 8 U WtmM tU (Minluiuii). MULCHAMDeT BAL* LAST 3 Days. Prases Gowns Prices .slashed. HARHOWS LTD Inexpenslr*. Cotton learning Dresses. Guaranteed Washable. 7, Orchard Road. Spore 9. ON VERY HOT days, when the air la close and sticky, 4711 "Ice Bin de Cologne" is a wonderfu. cooler. BARBECUES ARE FUN!266 words
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697 1959-07-16 8 The Straits Times Thursday, July 16. 1959 A Fateful Election The Alliance was unopposed in three constituencies when nominations closed yesterday for next mortth's parliamentary elections. Elsewhere its 101 other representatives will be engaged in battle by 115 candidates put forward by five parties and by 29 independents. The gift697 words
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Article405 1959-07-16 8 The Singapore Legislative Assembly has enacted a bill that empowers the Finance Minister to recover misappropriated money directly from civil servants. Final judgement on the act must depend on how It is used, and this alone is something of a weakness. It can be argued, as Mr. A.405 words
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Article191 1959-07-16 8 The Singapore Commissioner of Police does well in his annual report for 1958 to speak of "the people and their police". Civic consciousness in Singapore is lacking, says Mr. Blades, but at least his use of the phrase guarantees that the police for their part understand their relationship191 words
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Article743 1959-07-16 8 This is the leisurely city where everyone is so contemptuous of haste that everything is tangled in a hopeless morass of red tape By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT JAKARTA, W«dn««day— OFFICIALS in Jakarta recently produced a long-awaited new edition of the telephone directory by simply reprinting pages of the old743 words
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208 1959-07-16 8 I AM an applicant for an 1 S.I.T. flat. For the past four years I have been waiting my turn. I was told that when the flats In St Michael's Road were ready, I stood a good chance of getting one. I208 words
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Letter72 1959-07-16 8 JUDGING by the frequent overcrowding of outstatlon buses and the constant stopping within the town limits to collect and discbarge short-distance travellers. It is about time an internal bus service was Introduced here. I suggest that if the present organisation catering for the needs of bus-travel-lers72 words
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536 1959-07-16 8 BY THE BRIDGE OF HEAVEN, ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR PEKING, Wednesday. ALL the fun of a Chinese fair still flourishes in Peking's Bridge of Heaven district, once the haunt of beggars, pickpockets, prostitutes and hooligans. These undesirables, however, have long since vanished, though acrobats, musicians, jugglers and storytellersReuter - 536 words
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Article, Illustration607 1959-07-16 8 HE MAY BE IN EXILE 5,000 ■ILES AWAY BUT HIS IS THE HAND BEHIND THE UNEASY PEACE IN THE ARGENTINE BUENOS AIRES, Wednesday. AN uneasy peace reigns in Argentina and will continue to do, so long as Juan Domingo Peron, the ousted dictator, is alive and maintains an activeReuter - 607 words
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Advertisement508 1959-07-16 8 r— Stri\u Timet k Free Press I Hmi to »h«M at SlN6Ar\tM GOiO S^DRAfii, <\-*~4 mmmi. I X mAm I tmtmtt tmt eomrer* to baa ClaeritM m*Km»*mtmt% may |Sfe» bo bone—' to? cirr_ sooK ti»«f itb, Wbjßfcespw MeMe» CeftVar Qaoy. iMtpporo. MR. M M. ISMAIL, > Admiralty Rood No*ii Beoa,508 words
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Advertisement112 1959-07-16 8 i I aoooaoo [j^?f~--^ I V UUa ll* DE 6 1 This lovely refrigerator has over S cv. ft. capacity and 12 sq. ft shelf ares. The freeser Is full width and there Is ample space for meat and fish In the chiller tray. Handy racks In the door for112 words
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Article1843 1959-07-16 9 ALLIANCE 104; PMIP 58; SOCIALIST FRONT 37; PPP 19; NEGARA 9; OTHERS 29 Following is the full list of candidates contesting the Federal general election. (Key to abbreviations: All Alliance; PMIP- Pan-Malayan Islamic Party; S.F.-Socialist Front; Negara-Party Negara; PPP— Peoples Progressive Party; Mai-Malayan Party; Ind-Independent).1,843 words
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205 1959-07-16 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Tuan Byed Nasir Ismail, 37, heaved a sigh when his dilemma ended today. For weeks be did not know whether to carry on as Director of the Language and Literature Agency. iDewan Bahasa dan Pustaka) or resign to contest the parliamentary205 words
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Advertisement143 1959-07-16 9 Pfc^AV GoodcGse& tfaeMJc nothing tik&itl Frerh. fragrant, delicious— that's the wmy good coffee ought to be. And that's the way it is, when it's made with Chase A Sanborn coffee. This pure coffee is vac- *t» ~3^"sv uum-packed, preserving all the fragrance and aroma of fine, freshly roasted and ground143 words
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Article, Illustration645 1959-07-16 10 Green Magic for tired morales and wardrobes THE FRESHEST COLOUR IN THE WORLD COMES TO THE RESCUE f)UR summer is full fledged and everything is beginning to take on a glazed, unreal look in the staggering heat. No matter what we wear, we always seem to appear saggy around the645 words
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Article282 1959-07-16 10 EVERYONE takes a lot of liquids in hot weather, but will a heavily liquid summer diet make you gain weight? Well, that is unlikely, because your thirst is a great regulator. A person usually drinks what she needs. People very seldom over drink. In the282 words
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Advertisement246 1959-07-16 10 EVERY DISH DESERVES THIS DELIGHTFUL FLAVOUR! -^T. C N OHU^E-JSIN GOURMET J((l/1 POWDER m^^^ Soup, meat, fish, vegetables, n f act foods take on a new "tasty" flavour with Vc-Tsin. Made from high-grade wheat protein it's wonderfully nutritious too! HUP YICK COMPANY LIMITED CHINA NATIONAL FOODSTUFFS EXPORT CORPORATION. For beauty246 words
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Advertisement275 1959-07-16 10 SCIENCE SHRINKS.HEALS PILES NEW WAY Pain eased- condition healed without surgery 'Preparation H' is a new clinically so reduced that surgery was not tested medication for effective I necessary. treatment of piles. For the first The new treatment is now being time, science has succeeded in I widely used in275 words
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Miscellaneous288 1959-07-16 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS the open (7). lin wind crew peers about to 7He U not entitled to name a ensure a clear course (4-6 S>. dance (5, 2. 8 Quite taken with a neigh- 9 Father still get* a short hour's best suit (7). quarter. What a suck for288 words
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Advertisement1597 1959-07-16 11 4" Mi S4os MANSFIELD *5c CO., LTD. t«i: MM (It lims) (Im-grro'lteo in Sm«aoore> 4*12 HaMl v t >( THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE j£* SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONBON ft CONTINENTAL PORT! Carr.ers option to proceed vis other ports to lead and diecharp carfo. LOABIM POt Dua S'pora Sails P.1,597 words
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Advertisement1281 1959-07-16 11 eTHE E. A. C. LINES- 5..«...... ADEN. DEBS' MEOITERRANEAN, CONTINENTAL 1 SCANDINAVIAN PORTS Spore P Sham Penanf "MAUCCA" c) »/7t Jily 27/20 Jaly J»lf "SARGOOA" k) M Jaly/ 4 An 1/1 An J "KAM0O0IA" M An/ 4 Stpt 1/ I Sept Jtept Acctptmf cargo for Genoa. Antwerp, P.o!'etdam Amsterdam, Bremen/Hamburg,1,281 words
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Advertisement1346 1959-07-16 11 b u u n il°d n ,ng THE REN LINE STEAMERS LTD. '%X" SIMAPORE (lacarparatM m tka Umttt laajjMal I LINES SAIIINU TO ADEN. UK A CONTINENTAL PORTS OENCBHACNAN to. Hs.Dur|. Antwerp London. Hull 0.31-32/21 Jary 22 22 Jary 23/21 Jayl BENAVOM tor Red Saa Liverpool. R'dam Hull CrantamoutJi 17/201,346 words
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Advertisement1403 1959-07-16 11 McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. TEL: Na.. ***** KLLBRMAN LINE KLAVENEBS LINE LONDON. HAMBURG ROTTEROAM. NAVRt LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO. NULL SEATTLE. VANCOUVER I PORTLAND and foi Canada and USA North Atlantic Parts AccaptJn cam rar Ceitrai A taatk Cm OF LIVERPOOL America Spore P. Sham Penani ROU6AINVILLE la Part/a Jary1,403 words
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644 1959-07-16 12 RUBBER GAINS, TIN DOWN AS U.S. STEEL STRIKE STARTS By Our Market Correspondent THE price of rubber in Singapore yesterday continued to rise, despite the announcement that 500,000 workers in the American steel industry are now on strike. It appears that the initial announcement that a strike was threatening was644 words
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Article30 1959-07-16 12 SINGAPORE, JULY 15. RUBBER: 98', cents per lb. (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN: $398.37 'j per picul (down $1). Estimated unofficial offering 160 tons (up 20 tons).30 words
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Article145 1959-07-16 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares continued to be firm on the Stock Exchange here today. Trading was quieter and there were no outstanding moves. Myer rose Is. to close at 28s. 3d. Base metals and the oils remained steady and Commonwealth bonds held a firm tone on a quiet145 words
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Article258 1959-07-16 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: Caotlefelic 1-2. Seiko Maru 4-5, Orestes 6A, President Monroe 6-7, Mississippi Lloyd 8-9, Van Neck 10-11, Segamat 12, Eastern Maid 13-14. Straat Johore 15-16. Svolder 18. Hlkone Maru 19, Serdang N.Wall 2. Perak N.Wall 3. Tronoh N.Wall258 words
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Article111 1959-07-16 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were Copra: quiet: UK/Continent July August shipments $35 buyers. $36 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $57 sellers, drum $59.- sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $135. Sarawak $134, special Sarawak black $79, garbled Lampong black111 words
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Article21 1959-07-16 12 Malayan Share Market: July 15 July 14 Industrials: 89.82 90.16 Tins: 104.26 105.01 Rubbers: 133.51 133.47 Jan.. 1 1958=10021 words
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Article560 1959-07-16 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday "Industrials were quiet, tins were easier and rubbers Irregular. The turnover was fair. Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrials: Fit zpat ticks $1.03; Fraser and Neave ords $1,314 (O), $1.31 and $1.31 "i; Gammon560 words
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Article152 1959-07-16 12 August first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 98 'i cents per lb., up three-eighths of a cent on Tuesday's closing price. The closing tone was quiet. Closing- prices in cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.ob. buyers 98';, sellers 98152 words
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Article87 1959-07-16 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 5/8. O.D. 31 3/4. 90 d/st 32 1/8 credit bills, 32 3/16 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31 5/16; Belgian Francs87 words
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Advertisement1056 1959-07-16 12 JSr^LINEjI Express O.S.A. Pacific <St Atlantic Coast Service E.TA. E.T.A. E.T.A. V. S>am Peran 1 H'mng L. Angeles New York KM.kaoi Mini" Ist Call }/4*U i »u| (Alf 20l Call 7 I Ay( 12 Ah 1 Sent II Sipt "Kijitkiwa Mara- Ist CHI 11 1 Si»t 2 Stit 3 Seat1,056 words
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Advertisement148 1959-07-16 12 Un, P. Sail, teaaa, Manaillas. Antwerp, Rattartei, Aautartaa. Brewea, Hamburg ni Scartiaatiaa part ■/traailipnaat. S'Dore P.S'ham Penang Also Calls At SROOTEKERK 21/23 July 25 July ABBEKERK 28/23 Aig 24/25 Asg 28/27 Aig FraMEUROPI HOOSKERK 22 23 July Manila, HK, Japan, China. HEEMSKERK 11/12 An? J, II Aig 7/ t Aig148 words
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Advertisement887 1959-07-16 12 PUBLIC APjPOINTMjENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Cltiiens for the post of a Temporary Social Welfare Assistant. Salary scale:— Cadet (Men) $137. 50 x 7.50--152.60/175.00 x 7.50 205/224 X 14 336/352 x 14 442. Candidates must have attained their 17th but not their 35th birthday and must have passed the887 words
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Advertisement1274 1959-07-16 12 NOTICE FEDERATION OF MAUYA HOUSING TRUST HOUSES FOR SALE KENNY HILL ESTATE The attractive and contemporarily designed hillside residences known as 29 Girdle Road and 19 Kenny Hill Road. Both houses command excellent panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. No. 29 GIRDLE ROAD comprises large lounge and shade balcony, two1,274 words
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Advertisement616 1959-07-16 13 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from Class 'E' and above registered Contractors at the Office of the State Engineer, Perak, Ipoh, up to 3.00 p.m of the 23rd July, 1959, for the Construction of a Kathi's Quarters and Court at Orik, Upper Perak. Pull particulars are obtainable616 words
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Advertisement462 1959-07-16 13 BjTOWJ.I'UWUIUI^I (ConUa«ed trom Pajr 81 SITUATIONS VACANT It Word* Si Min.)— Box St ct: BBttm i REPLANTINO CONDUCTOR for Central Perak Estate. Only I highly recommended Grade II Staff, aged about 35 will be considered. Apply Box A 839 S.T.. Ipoh. INSURANCE Excellent eppertunity In Koala Lumpur (or Energetic Chinese462 words
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Advertisement869 1959-07-16 13 I SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word* Si (Mim.)— Box St ct*. txtrm LADY CONFIDENTIAL Secretaries. Stenographers, Junlor/Exei cutlve Position?: Produce Clerk: Indian M Cleric: 10 Chinese Salesgirls City Bnployment 748 Robinson Road. Spore *****. SITUATIONS WANTED tt Word* tt (.Him.)— Box is eU. txtrm LOCAL BORN passed Senior Cambridge seeks position869 words
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Advertisement805 1959-07-16 13 j HOUSES ft LAND FOR SALE to Words Si (Him.}— Box St els. txtrm ORCHARD ROAD. behind Champion Motors. 256,000 sq. ft elevated land, freehold. Apply Credit Fonder 25 Meyer Chambers (Spore). THREE BEDROOMS SEMIDETACHED Bungalow, fully furnished for sale with vacant possession. Owner leaving Singapore soon. Kindly write Box805 words
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Advertisement598 1959-07-16 13 DOGS, PETS, ETC. 20 Word, Si (Mim.)— Box it ct*. txtrm ONE BEAUTIFUL MALE and one female golden cocker Spaniel two months old Ist Class Pedigree. 99, Cavenagh Road. Singapore. VEHICLE WANTED to Words Si (Mm.) Box it ct: txtra SMALL CAR any model (1951--1958> preferably M Minor. Austin. Hillman,598 words
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Advertisement363 1959-07-16 13 FOR SALE tt Word* Si Mm.) Box it ctt. txtra ONE ARISTO continuous (rubber) sheeting battery. Good condition. Write Box A 5490 S.T. Spore. ONE UPRIGHT MOUTRIE piano for sale. Good condition. Contact (B'pore), *****, 8 ajn.— 6 p.m. SALE! SALE! SALE! 3 "Pop" Records for only one dollar at363 words
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Advertisement435 1959-07-16 13 FOR SALE 10 War** Si (Mim.)— Box St ctt. txtrm 7UNDAPP M CYCLE (Similar 8.M.W.)/Stelb Sports S/C.ir. WUI Separate. Zenith Batt. /Mains Radio. Details 8B Cliff Road Nee Soon, or Spore 2415 Ext. 166 or 154. NEW QUALITY PIANOS— "Renn", "Squlrelongson", "Kuhla'' —very competitive Prices. Only available Sole Agents Singapore435 words
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Advertisement374 1959-07-16 13 AT YOUR SERVICE St Wtrdt tit (Minimum). Dmilm 1 month. It Wards SJJ« IMin.) DIPLOMAS. CERTIFICATES. TESTIMONIALS Photostat copied and completed in 1 hour by Fotomatlc. 58, Robinson Road. (Spore) *****. SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) tt Word* tit (Minimum). Dattw I month, it Wards SSJt) (Mim.} SHORT EVENING DRESSES of latest374 words
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Article206 1959-07-16 14 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By Penang. Wed. HENIGAN DESERVES PRAISE FOR HIS IMAGINATIVE HANDICAPPING BRILLIANT Happy Melody, as expected,, w ill carry topweight in the Yang di-Periuan Agong Gold Cup race over six furlongs at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, Aug. 23. Mr. M. J. Henigan, the handicapper.206 words
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Article39 1959-07-16 14 SEGAMAT, Wed The Johore XI to meet Negri in a M.C.A. League match here this weekend: G. Joseph. T. Jayatilaka. de Sllva, Keedwell. Rahman Wahid. W. Joseph. Osman Kadlr. Hashlm. Ang Boon Swec. Rajakulasingam and Kirn Kew.39 words
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Article143 1959-07-16 14 KINGS CUP WEIGHTS Happy Melody 9.N Distinr 8.12 Marigold B.l* Monitor 8.09 Downing Street 8.07 Aberdeen 8.06 Black Gold 801 Satoro 8.01 Your Highness II 800 Good Wind 7.12 Milayan Scholar 7.12 High Sovereign 7.11 Forest Beau II 7.10 Sun of Burma 7.10 Hopeful Blur 7.08 Holiday Time 7.07 Eight143 words
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Article618 1959-07-16 14 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SIX records were broken, including one which bettered the Singapore AAA and national marks, on the first day of the Singapore Combined Schools athletics championships at Jalan Besar Stadium today. The Singapore A.A.A. and national records for the long jump were t>eaten by618 words
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Article108 1959-07-16 14 PENANG, Wed. Schoolboy Tan Song Kean caused an upsei in the men's singles quarteriinais of the Penang tennis championships when he beat seeded Leong Slew Weng 6-3. 6-3 today. Men's singles: (quarter-final) Tan Song Kean bt Leong Slew Weng 6-3, 6-3. Men's doubles: (quarter-final) D. Jeffery and108 words
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894 1959-07-16 14 Sti^'^j^jljLijJiLJiiiitl^'j B" pENANG. Wed.—A total of 179 horses will race at the Penang Turf Club's August Bank* Holiday meeting here on July 25, 29 and Aug. 2. The entries comprise 23 In Class 1, 94 in Class 4 and 57 in Class 5. Entries894 words
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Article296 1959-07-16 14 Holstein hits 70 runs in 52 mins If UANTAN. Wed. Rain saved Pahang from defeat in their one-day cricket match against Emu Club cricket team from New South Wales here today. Final scores: Pahang— S3 and 102. Emu— lB4-4 declared. Highlight of the day was a fast 70 runs in296 words
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Article137 1959-07-16 14 S.TNGAPORE. Wed. The vlsit--1 ing Australian women golfers were beaten by Singapore's leading men players In their two foursome matches at the Royal Singapore Golf Club today. Pat Borthwlck and Marg^re'. Masters lost to Joe Hutcheson and Peter Masson three and two; Mardl Malr and Alma Cobley137 words
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Advertisement261 1959-07-16 14 fllH this $155/Siemens Ratio Model 580 WO MffllfllVl TMI CYCLE A CARRIAGE CO., (1926) LTD., J" W 41 /43 Orchard Road, S'por* 9. PRODUCE A PLAY YOURSELF ip |J!I you can read the most up-to-date news of people aild events ln entertainment world of the MKJfIHKi^ whole world Pf^*T^wS3s^s^slJlsV Highlights261 words
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Advertisement534 1959-07-16 14 SAVES TIME! SAVES MONEY! The Uimanal 'Jeep' cut» costs becaus* it doe* to many jobs better and faster. The extra traction of its 4-wheel drive take* it through mud, tand or soft carth up steep grade* in all kinds of weather. For highway travel, it shift* easily into conventional 2-whecl534 words
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Miscellaneous63 1959-07-16 14 SINGAPORE: Athletics— Singapore Combined Schools championships, Jalan Besar Stadium (3 p.m. i. Tennis— Singapore championships. YMCA and Tanglln 13.30 p.m.). Soccer Dlv. 3A. Seletar v Maxwell. Farrer Park; Indian Youngsters v Seletar Young Indians: Dlv. 3B, Arsenal v STB. Geylang: friendly, RAF Seletar v Darul Aflah. Hockey friendly SRC v63 words
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Article, Illustration1554 1959-07-16 15 SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE wisdom of scrapping the city council was questioned today by Opposition members during a lively three-hour debate in the Legislative Assembly. On four occasions the Speaker had to call the House to order. Three times1,554 words
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Article50 1959-07-16 15 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Five more expatriate officers have left the Singapore police force under the Malayanisation scheme. They are: Deputy Superintendent* M. J. C. Haines. J. Liddle and A. G. Julian, P. S. Leatbart. and L. Godfrey. Nearly all these positions have been filled by local officers.50 words
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Advertisement188 1959-07-16 15 Give your family AND VITALITY f^Bl For over 70 years, thousands ot families have been *^^r i|§ jM gaining new vitality from Scott's Emulsion easily r■* j^^H digestible creamy cod Lver oil whose rich nourishing C| jfl fats and health-giving vitamins build (he body, enrich W^ 1 v W^ (he188 words
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Advertisement156 1959-07-16 15 '\\y£f *S\U F I /Wk HAWAII y\ fO»t > qM (M OFFERS YOU 3 WONDERFUL WAYS Hj^Mm~"M^ TO FLY TO U-S.VIA TOKYO One month ago Japan Air Lines three services on the exciting added a second service across the Sunshine Route via Bangkok, Pacific Tokyo, Los Angeles Hongkong and Tokyo.156 words
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367 1959-07-16 16 BOARD CHAIRMAN PUTS PROPOSAL TO INQUIRY COMMISSION SINGAPORE. Wed. 'J'HE chairman ot the Malayan Pineapple Industries Board, Mr. J. A. Buehler, today told the Commission of Inquiry into the pineapple industry that the setting up of a central selling organisation would solve367 words
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Obituary32 1959-07-16 16 MKsi. V. IHILLAIA..IPALAM beloved Mother of Messrs. T. Selvaretnam. Malayan Railway and Thangaretnam of Life Insurance Corporation of India at 52 Travers Roud. K.L. on 15th July and cremated same day.32 words
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298 1959-07-16 16 THE MCA MEN: I ACCEPT NO RESPONSIBILITY- DR. LIM pENANG. Wed. The president of the Malayan Chi■l nese Association, Dr. Lim ('hong Eu, said tot ty he would not accept any responsibility for the choice of MCA candidates for the Federal election. "I have not seen the list of Alliance298 words
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Article56 1959-07-16 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. Fifteen pretty girls tonight qualified for the final of the 'Goddess 01 Love" contest to be held tomorrow night at the Capitol Theatre. Winner of the first prize will be awarded a round trip to Japan on board a luxury iiner with possible visits56 words
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Article36 1959-07-16 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. A six-hour blackout hit the Frankel Estate area here today. Lights were restored soon alter 10 p.m. The blackout is believed to have been caused by a faulty underground wire.36 words
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Article16 1959-07-16 16 SRINAGAR, Wed. More than 800.000 people have been made destitute by floods in Kashmir.16 words
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177 1959-07-16 16 Student and jumbo in Alpine expedition f ONDON, Wed. At first light on Monday, a young Singapore Chinese divinity student will set out from the French village ot Montmelian as a member of small expedition with an unusual objective. They seek to establish the route Hannibal and his elephants took177 words
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343 1959-07-16 16 YONG: NEW PARTY BY FORMER MCA MEN UNLIKELY I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. A former top man of the MCA. Mr. Yong Pung How. said today it was unlikely that a party on the lines of the Singapore People's Action Party would be formed in the Federation. He was commenting on reports343 words
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Article287 1959-07-16 16 LONDON, Wed.— lt was a day of erratic movements In London stock markets today and after glvln? promise of a return to firm conditions, the move petered out and by the close much of the ground was lost. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty287 words
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190 1959-07-16 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. VI EMBERS of a commission of inquiry will visit ■L" quarters of Government daily paid employees 1 tomorrow. The commission, headed by Mr. Justice Smith, is probing the living and working conditions of Government daily-rated staff in the Federation. They will190 words
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Article50 1959-07-16 16 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A hattrick by Sivapathan helped P.W.D. to beat Prisons 7-0 In the first round of the 8.0.5. F.A. junior knockout competition at Kallang today. Atan Samad (2) and Kemat (2) scored the other goals. In another match at Thomson Road. Police beat Customs, 3-1.50 words
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Article52 1959-07-16 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Wahib Wahab, Indonesia's "newly-appointed Religious Affairs Minister, arrived here today on his way home after making a tour of the Middle East. A former Army commander in East Java during the last World War, he was the army-civil affairs Liaison Minister in Premier52 words
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190 1959-07-16 16 Dismissal for Indonesian naval chief —a job abroad JAKARTA, Wednesday. VICE-ADMIRAL Subiakto, the Indonesian Naval Chief of Staff, is to be dismissed and given a consular job abroad. The dismissal was announced by President Soekarno today when he swore in another 43 members of his "Guided Democracy" cabinet. The announcement190 words
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Article28 1959-07-16 16 DURBAN: Several hundred Africans threw stones and bottles at police today in a sudden outburst of violence in Durban, scene of riots last month. Eight demonstrators were arrested.28 words
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Article34 1959-07-16 16 SYDNEY: Rescuers striving to reach two miners entombed more than 5.001 feet underground at the south mine at Broken Hill, 699 miles west of Sydney, but they fear that the two men are dead34 words
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Article25 1959-07-16 16 ISRAEL: Mr. David Ben Gurion, who resigned as Israeli Prime Minister 10 days ago, agreed today to form a new government it was officially announced.25 words
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Article23 1959-07-16 16 BAGHDAD: Premier Abdul Karii.i Kassem said last night free parliamentary elections will be held within one year and political parties re-established by January.23 words
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96 1959-07-16 16 LONDON. Wed.— Close of play scores In today's cricket matches were: EDGBASTON: Scotland 262 (R. Chlsholm 76, M. Denness 84) versus Warwickshire. HOVE: India 180 (C. Borde 50. J. Ghorpade 44. A. James five for Cot. Sussex 195 for two (L. Lenham 4396 words
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Advertisement227 1959-07-16 16 THE STRAITS TIMES CLASSIFIEDS tf^pJ? fp 7 _^T J^. TIMES HOUSE, RIVER VALLEY RO., SINGAPORE, TEL: 2MO ufSj^y L. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, ENGAGEMENTS, #f» 4#\ FOR A MINIMUM OF TWENTY ANNOUNCEMENTS, PERSONAL, MISSING ETC $1 U word* so 'cents ADDITIONAI SITUATIONS VACANT, VEHICLES FOR SALE, FOR A MINIMUM OF twenty227 words
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Advertisement82 1959-07-16 16 Holbrooks WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE \NON-DRlpk holbrooks (tag it _llMlllCMllll!lllllC]|||||||||||lC]|||||||||||lC]||||||||||||[3l||||||||lllC]||||||lHlllCMlllll^ j GRAND OPENING The Sole Proprietor I KN. NACHIAPPA I of Nachiappa Bros. g (House of Hire Purchase) Singapore and Kuala Lumpur requests the kind presence of tlieir friends and customers on the occasion of the opening of their I JOHORE BAHRU82 words
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