Singapore Standard, 9 July 1959
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Title Section21 1959-07-09 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Jt m g <iEEfi> SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1959. Vo'- X No. 7 15 cts. 12 Poges (FINAL EDITION)21 words
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Article253 1959-07-09 1 GOVT. STATES CASE FOR THE WORKMEN Treat them according to the ordinance Comply with the law, or else... THE SINGAPORE Government lost night issued o warning to employers who did not comply with the law governing workmen, shop assistants and clerks. In a statement issued from the Ministry253 words
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479 1959-07-09 1 SHARIFF AHMAD - Old-world charm at meeting of King, Sultan SHARIFF AHMAD POMP, CEREMONY AT ISTANA IN BRUNEI By BRUNEI TOWN, Brunei State, Wed.— Amidst old-world splendour and following cen-turies-old custom, the Sultan of Brunei, Sir Omar Ali Saifuddin, and the Raja Isteri ceremonially welcomed the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri479 words
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Article82 1959-07-09 1 POLICE detained eight men following a bar brawl m Victoria Street, Singapore, late last night. One man was injured In the fight which was started by about 20 men. He was Tan Sin Chuan. 38. who was treated as an outpatient. The fight broke out82 words
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Article51 1959-07-09 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Dato Nik Daud of the Prime Minister's office, returned by BOAC today after being away three months m Britain on an administration course. Dato Nik succeeds Mr G. CMadoc, at present Deputy Secretary Constitution and Cabinet, at the end of this51 words
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Article36 1959-07-09 1 LAMBERTVILLE, New Jersey, Wed. (Reuter) Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong cancelled an appearance here last night on his doctor's orders. He was to have played at a testimonial concert given for him by Band leader Duke Ellington.36 words
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262 1959-07-09 1 Eric is feted by all his relatives KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A young man who chose the Royal Air Forre because he wanted to see the world today found that his "hunch" had paid off. The man. Eric Dezal Pereira. today saw his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. B. F262 words
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Article28 1959-07-09 1 A THAI Police Patrol wounded a lone communist terrorist with whom they exchanged fire m the Malaya/ Thai border area on Monday. The terrorist escaped.28 words
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Article, Illustration362 1959-07-09 1 Hundreds of VI Ps attend the funeral of Mrs. Aw Boon Haw MRS. Aw Boon Haw, nee Madam Cheng Peng Foong, 76, who passed away at her residence m Nassim Road, Tanglin the Haw Par mansion on Monday night, was buried at the Hong Yun Thye cemetery m Holland Road,362 words
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Article66 1959-07-09 1 CALCUTTA. Wed. (Router) A BOAC air-hostess was fined 1.500 rupees (about $900) here yesterday for illegally bringing into India a gold bar worth 800 rupees (about $483) which she hid m a handbag. The hostess, Mil* Jenny Wang was fined for attempting to defraud the government66 words
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296 1959-07-09 1 PARIS. Wed. (Reuter)— The United States today notified the permanent NATO council of its decision to withdraw 200 atom bomb carrying fighter bombers from their bases m France without further delay, NATO sources said. The fighter bombers will be sent to bases296 words
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Advertisement4 1959-07-09 1 Telephone *****—5 Cable "TIGERNEWS"4 words
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Article174 1959-07-09 2 YOUTH ROBBED A FILM GOER YAW Leong Siew, 17, was yesterday found guilty by a majority verdict of the jury m the Singapore Assize Court df robbing Ng Tua Bah of a wrist watch, a gold ring and set of pens valued at $120. Mr. Justice Buttrose reserved sentence pending174 words
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Article98 1959-07-09 2 SAW FIGURE HANGING IN THE DARK A FURNITURE maker, Wong Ah Fong, told a Singapore Coroner yesterday that he used to see his neighbour '"talking to himself." While removing a box on the night of May 26, Wong flashed his torch on a figure suspended from the ceiling. "I got98 words
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Article, Illustration207 1959-07-09 2 Tearful wife in search of missing tailor THE day after he allegedly told his wife to give away his 17-month-old ton, a Singapore tailor left his home and wife m Buklt Timan and disappeared. This was the sad sory of a heart-broken mother, Madame Ng Ah Yoong, yesterday. Madame Ng,207 words
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Article232 1959-07-09 2 Free X-ray: very keen response THE keen response of the people m the Tanjong Pagar area of Singapore to free xrays offered In SATA's first mobile campaign against tuberculosis, will probably lead to the completion of the projec. m two months rather than the four originally estimated. This announcement was232 words
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109 1959-07-09 2 LIEUT-GENERAL Nir ShurK? c a g Bahadu r Rana, Chief of General Staff of the Royal Nepalese Army, who is visiting Far East Land Forces at the invitation of General Sir Richard Hull Comman feJ^H? Far East and Lebar Airport today on a three week109 words
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Article497 1959-07-09 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A "feud" between two elderly men broke a "love-match" between their children and led to the killing of the bridegroom-to-be, the Supreme Court was told today at the second day hearing of a murder trial. Facing a capital charge before a seven-man Jury was 50-year-old estate497 words
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Article40 1959-07-09 2 A SING if, Madam I robbed of i: jcwrllrry K brrs who tfltCl tfl Vio Chvi Ka^c gri day c Tho robl dagftri be who was 9* with her h After tYll rt| ransacked ti fa. away wilh 'bo40 words
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Article532 1959-07-09 2 THERE is an enormous gap between the civil servants and the masses m Singapore which must be bridged before the Civil Service can become an effective instrument of policy of the State. This was declared by the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. m a talk over Radio Singapore532 words
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Article158 1959-07-09 2 A MAN yesterday pleaded with the Singapore First District Judge. Mr. J. F. McWilliam. not to «end him to prison because he wanted to be with his father who, he said, was at the point of death. "My father is seriously ill and might die any moment. If I158 words
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Advertisement638 1959-07-09 2 HAMIMD flgflflgMi nun m TH*t ooii a ten w*v i. ACKNOWLEDGMENT THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Lim Chim Fo.k of 4. Hartley Grovt, Franke! Estate sincerely thank the Management and Staff of the Public Insurance Company and of the Public Life Assurance Company, relatives, and friends for their kind638 words
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Advertisement1100 1959-07-09 2 TENDER NOTICES P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from registered contractors In Claw 'E* and above will be received by the State Engineer, Ttengganu up to 12.00 noon of the 15th July. 1959 for the "Construction of Fire Station and Firemen's Quarters at Besut, Trengganu." Full particulars are obtainable from the office1,100 words
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EDITORIAL • SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article437 1959-07-09 3 I INVESTMENTS by Hongkong industrialists in k secondary industries in the Federation of Malaya L exceeded HK$40 million and negotiations are ng finalixed for further investments of a similar ount according to a statement made by the Intrial Commissioner for Malaya, Mr. N. A. Ken|y. m the British Colony437 words
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Article412 1959-07-09 3 (THE increase in secret society gangsterism in opore during the past few weeks is appalling. disclosure made by Police Secretary, Mr. iam Cheng, that the present spate of brutal cks on innocent people is being carried out by ige thugs, in a spirit of bravado, to prove that It412 words
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Article, Illustration356 1959-07-09 3 /xsit mfces,™^ PRESIDENT Soekarno s decree returning Indo esia to the revolutionary Constitution of 1945. thereby increasing hi, power at the expense o f political parties, spells doom for the country. Communist ParU as it prevents the Red* from attaining the parliamentary majority they hoped to get after356 words
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Article1042 1959-07-09 3 SEBASTIAN HAFFNER - Moscow's Uneasy Allies SEBASTIAN HAFFNER by SINGAPORE. PEKING would like the people to begin talking a bit more freely again to speak up about what is wrong m China. But after recent and bitter experience the new line is going to be uphill work. It is now more than two1,042 words
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Article1420 1959-07-09 3 DENNIS BLOODWORTH - DENNIS BLOODWORTH by DIARY BERLIN. J^ CURIOUS silence has fallen on the question of Polish and Czechoslovak participation m the Geneva conference. It will be remembered that Moscow had originally strongly demanded that the Poles and Czechs should be present at Geneva, both for the sake1,420 words
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Article437 1959-07-09 3 P.M. GREEN - P.M. GREEN ,fsdfsffs LONDON. PREMIER Nobusuke Kishi of Japan will shortly start on another of his "friendship with a smile" diplomatic tours which will take him to five European and six Latin American countries. Together, with his tour of Asia and Australia last year, this will make him437 words
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Article55 1959-07-09 3 KOFMCI- I n L m ,eck K,m Road. Spore I P O B-x No 1563 Cables TICERNEWS" LUMPUR. rZ 1 7^8' (5 Imcs I All departments China Insurance Bids 174 Batu Ha Telephone 8:J66 NO v Cowan St lei: 3829 'CCA- Le.th St Tel: 4055 955 words
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Advertisement67 1959-07-09 3 U rube* of 25 tablets 'fe^S* JVHY SUFFER FROM *I@W?^\ lANGOVER...? ARE A COUPLE OF "HORIT" \J§^ Y j\ INII IGNORE IT! Ji^\2L Acdicmnl NORIT is pure vegetable y\ g-^& I liorcool specially prepared m a \J^^l^& T ge modern factory. NORIT is the Ijtcst and safest remedy for food67 words
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Article, Illustration197 1959-07-09 4 The Ago Khan may visit Malaya PRINCE Karim. the new Aga Khan, spiritual leader of 20 million Ismaili Muslims, may visit Singapore and Malaya at the end of the year during his round the world trip. This was disclosed by Mr. Hassan All Jivabhai. the president of the AllMalaya Ismaili197 words
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137 1959-07-09 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The founder of Occupational Iherapy m India, Mrs. Kamala V. Nimkar, today described the Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement as one of the best m the world. Mrs. Nimkar arrived here today on a visit to the Federation after having heard much about137 words
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Article42 1959-07-09 4 THE Singapore City Water Engineers Department yesterday announced that the six and nine-inch water mains m Bukit Timah Road between Winstedt Road and Newton Circus will be closed from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today to renew a hydrant valve42 words
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Article72 1959-07-09 4 BAIGON. Wed. rßeuten Two hundred Boy Scouts from Ceylon, Kuwait, Singapore and Malaya are making a three-day visit to Saigon, the Vietnam Press agency reported today The Scouts are on their way to a World Jamboree m the Philippines m the liner Cambodge. The agency said72 words
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Article58 1959-07-09 4 DETECTIVES of the Singapore C.I.D. yesterday swooped dnwn on a secret society arsenal and recovered a number of weapons m Philip Street. Among the weapons were banners on which were written society slogans. Trapped m the hideout atop a ?hop house were 18 persona They were58 words
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211 1959-07-09 4 Minister tells four companies how to fight foreign competition SINGAPORE'S Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, yesterday advised four shoe manufacturing companies m the State to co-ordinate their productive activities as a measure to compete with foreign competition. Mr. Byrne211 words
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Article30 1959-07-09 4 The Johore Bahru branch of the Malayan Indian Congress will hold its annual general meeting on July 12 at the Congress premise? m Jalan Ibrahim at 5.30 p.m.30 words
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Article, Illustration59 1959-07-09 4 MISS May Foo Lee. returned to Singapore aboard the Italian liner, Sydney, after a 19-month nursing course m Melbourne. Miss Foo, a former staff nurse attached to General Hospital, went to Australia on an Australian Imperial Forces Scholarship. Miss Foo (above) was met on her arrival last59 words
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271 1959-07-09 4 Immigration: No special favour for Indonesians IPOH, Wed. The Federation Government is not showing any favouritism towards Indonesians who want to come to the Federation The existing immigration laws apply to Indonesians as they do to all others. A Federation Government spokesman was commenting on criticisms by the Peoples Progressive271 words
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307 1959-07-09 4 THE Stage Club mounted an unusually strong cast ior its production of Agatha Chnstie'L murder play, "Spider*i WtU M m the Cultural Centre Theatre. Singapore last night. Ease, charm and natural good taste informed the acting of Barbara Ayre m the big ro!e ot Clarissa307 words
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Article87 1959-07-09 4 '$50 TOO LITTLE FOR DOG BITE' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. S. Ganajiathy. secretary of the Union of Postal Uniformed Staff of Seiangor. today described the resolutions adopted by Malayan Postal and Telecoms Uniformed Staff Union calling for the payment of $50 for a dog bite as "very silly." "The amount87 words
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226 1959-07-09 4 Veteran Leader Quits The Upper Perak MCA IPOH, Wed.— The president of one of the most powerful Malayan Chinese Association branches, the Upper Perak district M.C.A. today gave notice of resignation because there was a lack of Tunku Abdul Rahman's "give and take policy" m the Perak Alliance. The M.C.A.226 words
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Article, Illustration335 1959-07-09 4 CHAN BONG SOO - CHAN BONG SOO By A 54-YEAR-OLD blind man, whose "underworld fame" had brought on him the attention of the Federation and Singapore Police for many years, will he buried m Singapore today. He is Tan Hong Piew, the supreme headman of the most notorious triad335 words
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98 1959-07-09 4 THE 1,400 students of Singapore's Nanyang University parted a six-week summer vacation yesterday. But many of the senior students may not enjoy their holidays fully because they have to "catch ur>" several lectures which were left behind as a result of shortage of lecturers. After98 words
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Article140 1959-07-09 4 KUALA I Postmen have thr pay upperi demand, formrri Postal rnegotiate i mrnt t< condition >aid the rotary, Mr day Will by Ah. riff mi section for The poftttin seui, basic pay mZ* present a try schtS Union will P of .valarv ;n s pteig] It will a Govim140 words
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Article29 1959-07-09 4 THIEVES I «afe m a provider m Ne.l Road. S:nca; I day and go 4 away I.ater. a shop m r r rhe I the proprietor who xiM29 words
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Advertisement138 1959-07-09 4 mwO AZUAt 6IM ABO KADiR BAGAN DATOH You can depend on AC TO GEN— rit has been proved Your baby rs a very TmtJortant person why some 9 out of 10 infants m indeed. Why exoer.mem when you Malaya. B.U. Borneo »*d Sarawak wha T u l« d «o«"d«ble. PROVED138 words
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Advertisement91 1959-07-09 4 -^r jF I Vppfl^jl A sprinkle of Vim on a damp Even the dirtiest kuah \> P\ cloth, a quick nib round and like new wain. Vim c <§' F I away KO€S Kreaj<> dlrt eaiily and so quickiv |V^ UB A quick rub round and this powerful < K^ta^91 words
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Article, Illustration145 1959-07-09 5 1/ priests chant prayers RIGHT: The eort.,. MjJ Aw Boon Haw leaves the- compound of Haw Par mansion m Nassim Road for the Hong Yun Thye Cemetery m Holland Road. BELOW: Mr. Aw Kow it seen following three saffron-robed priests as they beat cymbals145 words
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Article, Illustration33 1959-07-09 5 ABOVE: The women mourners kneel before the coffin of the Ute Mrs. Aw Boon Haw while prayers are being offered. On the background is the hearse.33 words
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350 1959-07-09 6 Paid $5,000 for house already sold, Court told A 69-YEAR-OLD grandmother, Chan Ah Kong, disclosed m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday that after she had paid a total of $5,000 for a building i.i Armenian Street, she discovered that it had been sold to someone else. i In court350 words
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Article20 1959-07-09 6 14.6 MIL I. TAX THE net collections from Income Tax for the period June 1 to 30 amounted to $14,643,--707.60.20 words
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708 1959-07-09 6 Speaker and Front men m sharp exchange at Assembly KUALA LUMPUR, W«d. Four Socialist Front men this morning turned up at the ceremonial opening of the Selangor Legislative Assembly m white shirts with open collars and white trousers, although the State Secretary had, m a708 words
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Article, Illustration50 1959-07-09 6 MR. M B. BILLIMORIA. (above*. Managing Director of Indian Film Combine 'Private) Ltd. m Singapore, died In his home In Bombay India on Monday. Mr. BUlimoria was the president of Indian Motion Picture Association m India and a leading figure m the Indian film industry.50 words
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246 1959-07-09 6 Thousands waiting tor SIT flats -Ong SINGAPORE'S Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, yesterday released to the Press specimen letters to applicants for S.I T. housing, for State land and for employment. To applicants for housins, Mr. Ong asked them to register for accommodation if they had not246 words
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Article151 1959-07-09 6 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (c«nts per Ib) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 974 971 R S.S. No. 1 July 974 971 R S.S. No. 1 August $74 97| July No. 2 964 97 July No. 3 96 964 Tone: Quiet Tin prirr m Singapore uas $4011151 words
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Article108 1959-07-09 6 Five beauty queens for flag day FIVE beauty and peisonality •'queens*' will help to sell tiny decorative paper orchids on Saturday. July 11, the annual flag day of the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association. The fiirls, all pupils of the Joan Booty Mannequin Training Schooi will be stationed at the Singapore Turf108 words
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Advertisement246 1959-07-09 6 1 jpangUN TOP IN SNgWBUSINESS Cathay Qrgahisatio^l f ill£ .1. 3 oPf ws rooU /^lneverl^l Si LOVE A F *>V STRANGER Iff 1 AN_AllilO "*^l| %MII»M«.nr KENNETH •♦TUr» 1(\ Cllrtc-.^J moki Ihe S3 bILPS n *^J HW^FIM«P,,, m 'I M'.S't'.^"Thc BLACK ORCHiD'r., ♦."{'ffiTO Richard IVWnwrk "THE iß «L opens rooi246 words
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Miscellaneous662 1959-07-09 6 TV 111! Ifl I J laj I ITlTTrTfli Signature Tune. 433 Stor.v- Kuala Lumpur 341 metres 1m 1I A ikll/ilkli a mk ilk/ fill lit ■^■■B 'ou P ni Programme S immary l|>oli u» metre* •^■^^^^^A^L^^L^^^^^^^^— 300 Masters of Melody 530 Mnlartj 597 nietr*-* B Journey Into Spree 600 Calling662 words
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Article202 1959-07-09 7 ■ft Rank (>r£mi/Jtion made "A Town Mire" a few years r« was a near c by our girls, to the many m Malaya. This with star dust I yes and high 'heir breast may i i soon. *Ned from Mr m I W XT HENRY CAMP ■iI202 words
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Article, Illustration591 1959-07-09 7 Tribute to a grand old lady Loved and respected by all [HIS is my tribute to a grand old lady. An r.sigmflcant tribute to tmrn the passing of a ;i-known member of fast disappearing lonya generation. oiuaadf have paid e.r last respects m a more [••ng manner. Thousands r. re591 words
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Article, Illustration272 1959-07-09 7 TAKE A GOOD Look at the A bigger picture aoove. Can you spot yourself or perhaps your friend m it? They are ail photographer? both pro fessional and amateur. More amateur than professional, of count Everybody wants to take pictures of a pretty girl. Models272 words
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Article, Illustration384 1959-07-09 7 First Atomic-Powered Merchant Ship IRINE history will be made on July 21 when ie worlds first atomicewer merchant vessel, N.S. (for nuclear *'P> Savannah, it lunched from the slipof the New York Upbuilding Corporation Camden, New Jersey. ea for the ?hio was ived two years ago, has been under con-384 words
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Miscellaneous171 1959-07-09 7 Ul L APNtK B Ci pp |/??-&UT, > \/Cru,rr'.7N/^>I M l^^ M^O 7^ Z^NOT EXCLUSIVELVfr^ I rS<.»TS<^ i R-BUT N r U TH!S ISA jiy^ U J lL V CASHIER, I BOYS JI WE ALSO ROBS V 1 V TWASS VfUIMIV.^TW ff J. ftANK, Vcu^r A^'A BANK A I UN171 words
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Advertisement812 1959-07-09 8 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE to: Halifax, Montreal, Boston, New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia Cult Ports i pore P. Sliam Penant ULYSSES .x.v..v^«. h >i.»».. 20/25 luly 26 luly I Auf Carriers option to oroeeed «rla otho* oorts r© load and discharge ear*c NORTH GERMAN LLOYD and HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE812 words
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Advertisement1119 1959-07-09 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 118 Unas) (Incorporateo w% ainaaoot.! (12 llne«' 5* XHE BLUE FUNNEL LINE ZT lAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Carrier* option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge ears* Singapore Loading tot Due Sail* P. S'fcant Penana laomedon1,119 words
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Advertisement943 1959-07-09 8 MITSUI |g LINE U.S.A. LINE. Spore P.S'Kom Penang For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, direct dischorge vio Bombay Suez. Akagison Moru 8 Aug 1 1 Aug ETA. N. York 22 Sept Mikageson Moru 8 Sepf 1 1 Sept ETA N York 18 Oct JAPAN LINE Nachitan Maru IS July 14 July943 words
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Advertisement817 1959-07-09 8 t»o) t- S£& THE A- c i| &«A SAILINGS TO: J' ADfIM. RED StA. MIDIUMHWi COMIIMrNTAL ft SCANDINAVIAN \> [)H] A m.». "Basra 6) fVK K-^% m.s. "Lalandia a) C 25-26/ 10 |yly 11/12 M KM BI SI m.s. -Malacca" c» iS/2t|yl> 27-28 iL,' m.s. -Sargoe-ha b) iO|yly,4Aya A M817 words
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Article, Illustration214 1959-07-09 9 Paint Factory To Begin Output Soon ALY established •ks m Singapore, p '"hcmical Paint'inufarturers, will Auction at the )f this month. ft .nd supervisor of j Mr- Wan? Za< n associated with ire to Shanl past 21 years. tin r."w factory duce a variety of I r all types of214 words
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Article78 1959-07-09 9 PRODUCTION of the Nether:ands iron and steel industry m the first quarter of this year was a considerable increase over that of the corresponding period \a<t year. Figures released by the Netherlands Centra: Bureau of Statistics show output of pig iron for the first Quarter of78 words
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Article143 1959-07-09 9 ALL, i-ections of the Malayan Share market were generally steady at quotations yesterday. Turnover was fair. Price chances announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were INDI STRIALS Buyers SeUers 88. Petrol 54/- 55/-xall HK Shai Bank IHK Rrgd 49^ no 505 00 Jackson and Co. OJfS143 words
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Article303 1959-07-09 9 MALAYAN sharebrokei> reported the following business done yesterday 88. Petrol 54.'-; Fed. Disn $1.01, $1.02; Fraser ar^ Neavt ords. $1 30; Gammon $1 74 overnight. $1.73 $1.75. M. Breweries $2 30. \f Cement $1.61; M. O'ls. 92c. odd lot, 97r. McAliSt«r $1 14 overnight. Metal Bnx $1 Kft303 words
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272 1959-07-09 9 New Aussie Paint Product For Market A new abrasion resistant plastic surface coating, which the manufacturers claim supersedes orthodox paints, has been developed m Australia and is now available for export The coating called "Forminex" is applied m the same way as ordinary paint and is recommended for exterior and272 words
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216 1959-07-09 9 Tin Export Increase Leads To More Jobs IPOH, Wed. The unemployment situation m Ferak, badly hit by the closure of most of the tin mines and foundries late last year, has "eased off slightly" for the first time since May. This is mainly due to the rerent increase m the216 words
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Article, Illustration307 1959-07-09 9 RUBBER: VETERAN PLANTER SOUNDS WARNING A VETERAN Malayan rubber planter, Mr. S. J. Nias, yesterday spoke of fhe danger of price of natural rubber remaining too long at a level which invited competition from synthetic. He said at 85 cents, synthetic rubber could be produced at an abundant rate. He307 words
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Article106 1959-07-09 9 Price Up On Active Market SINGAPORE rubber price gained l$ cents yesterday on a fairly active market, July nrst grade closing at 97i cents per lb. Rubber for Russia was reported to he still m demand, although offers were small The report by a Singapore firm of rubber brokers said106 words
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Article45 1959-07-09 9 SINGAPORE Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices m cents per lb. f yesterday were: Buyers Sellerg Spot 974 97| International RSS. 974 97| Aug. No. 1 974 071 July No. 2 »6* 97 July No. 3 Nominal 96 fl«4 Tone: Steady quiet.45 words
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Article39 1959-07-09 9 JAKARTA. Wed. (Reuter) Indonesian rubber production declined slightly In March thU year over the previous month, according to statistics issued by the Central Statistical Bureau. Rubber production waa 18.508 ton* In March, against 19.949 m February.39 words
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Article92 1959-07-09 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were Copra July-August $36 buyers; $37 sellers, coconut oil m bulk $58J sellers, m drums $61 sellers: Muntok white pepper $130 sellers; Sarawak white $129 sellers; ?perial Sarawak black $77. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair merchantable mixed copra92 words
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Article87 1959-07-09 9 CANBERRA, Wed. (Reuter). Australia had received "specific a?surances" relating to the treatment of Australian exports to Germany, the acting Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Mr. John McEwan. announced here today. He said the assurances would provide a basis for formal trade negotiations between Australia and West87 words
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Article107 1959-07-09 9 Record Trade For Japan TOKYO. Wed. (Reuter) The Japanese Ministry of Trade announced m its official bulletin today Japans exports during the first half of 1959 totalled U551,542,000.--000 which was the highest record for a six-month period since the end of World War 11. This compares with US$l.--391,000.000 m the107 words
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Article35 1959-07-09 9 THE Malayan Exchange. Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Selling T.T /OP. ready: Swiss Francs 14U; French Francs 160T0. Belgian Francs *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.35 words
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Article183 1959-07-09 9 OUTER ROADS Xarift; Tong Jit: Guntur Armonia. Dew Kembar. Sty. Buatan, Selat Siberut. Hall.ingcr, Frenulina. Kunikawa Maru, H al 1 d o r. Varild. Libertad, Tncansa, Kristen Maersk An.shun, Kapnsang, TaiPoo Ann, Statius Jensen, loannis Ingelessis, Le Natal. Ardi. Orestes, Sovetskaya Govan, Andreas Boye. Jackie Hau s183 words
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210 1959-07-09 9 GENEVA, Wed. (Reuter) Britain intends next year to substantially raise her contribution to the United Nations special fund to increase the flow of capital to under-developed countries, Mr. David Ormsby-Gore, British Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, said here today. i Mr. Ormsby-Gore210 words
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256 1959-07-09 9 THE leather industry m India has begun to play an increasingly important role m the country's economy, says an Indian government trade report. India is fortunately placed In having an adequate supply of raw hides and skins which are the essential raw materials for256 words
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Article, Illustration58 1959-07-09 9 Looming large on the tarmac at Idewlld airport m New York U the largest commercial airliner m the world, the Soviet TU-114. The .tant Turbo-prop plane landed m New York alter making the first non-stop flight from Moscow. The plane covered the distance, 5,092 miles, at58 words
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Advertisement355 1959-07-09 9 &t BURMA FIVE STAR LINE k s.s. "AMERICANA" FROM JAPAN tr HONGKONG PORTS 5 pore P. 5 ham Penang Arriving 20 21 July 22 23 July Accepting Cargoes for Penang and Rangoon INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING A6ENCY N 23, Sungei Aur Rood, 51, Beach Street, of Port Swertenhom. Penang. L^p. KIE HOCK355 words
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Article, Illustration290 1959-07-09 10 WIMBLEDON'S champion, pretty Maria Bueno of Brazil m action lor the title last week. She beat Darlene Hard for the iroinen's singles title. Descnbina her marathon semi-final match against Sally Moore of the VS.. columnist Peter Wilson icrote "It wan the meeting of the perfectly290 words
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Article274 1959-07-09 10 YORKSHIRE IS BACK AT THE TOP LONDON. Wed.. (Reuter> Yorkshire regained the English County cricket championship lead yesterday with a spectacular six-uicket win over Derbyshire at Chesterfield. Set to score 301 m 189 minutes —95 runs an hour Yorkshire stormed home with 15 minutes to spare. Opening bat Ken Taylor274 words
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Article240 1959-07-09 10 SCRUTINEER - SCRUTINEER Leads Throughout In Near Record Sprint By HAPPY MELODY, a handsome looking five-year-old chestnut owned by Chen's Stable and trained by Rodgers, put up a smashing performance m the main 6f sprint for Class One horses at Bukit Timah yesterday when he won m240 words
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1905 1959-07-09 10 RESULTS DIVIDENDS OF ALL THE RACES Shaw Stable's Trainer: Spencer. 200-140 No. 14 CINEMASCOPE 111 S-06 (8) Williamson 1 310-220 No. 5 TAN AH AVER XV *13 (5> Moon 2 266-IP4 No. 6 SUPERJET 8.11 1 14 > Taylor 3 430-284 No. 4 Free Mist 8.13 l2> Donnellv 4 BS-1,905 words
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Article46 1959-07-09 10 TOTAL POOL $172,058 Ist Prize *****0 $77,426 2nd Prize *****3 $38,713 3rd Prize *****7 $21,507 Starters ($1,654 each): *****7 *****9, *****3. *****5. *****5! *****7 *****3. *****9. *****5. *****1] *****0. *****8. *****1. Consolation ($1,290 each): *****1, *****5 *****7, NHOSS. *****9. *****1 *****0. *****1. *****0 *****1'46 words
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Article146 1959-07-09 10 «uf; coi n Ist Prize: 2509 ($1,007) 2nd Prize: 1280 t$ .=»03) 3rd Prize: ?667 »S 251) Starters ($l6 each): Nos. 2070. 2726, 2559. 2214. 1144. 2857. 29H5. 2461. 1600, 2732. 1612. 2897. 1407. 1698. 2274. HAVE FIVE Ist Priie 1026 (5i. 062) 2nd Prize: 1886 531) 3rd146 words
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Article219 1959-07-09 10 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) John Ednch. young Surrey lefthand opening batsman who has scored more than 1.000 runs m county cricket this summer, has been chosen for the Players team to meet the Gentlemen at Lords next week. This annual match which negins on July 15219 words
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Article71 1959-07-09 10 IPOH, Wed. A solitary goal scored by outside right S. Subramaniam m the dying minutes of the game enabled Kinta Indians, the strongest contenders for the Division I soccer title, to beat the lowly placed Ipoh Malays on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today. The Malays71 words
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Article129 1959-07-09 10 Perak Swifts Will Live Again IPOH. Wed Perak Sw-.fts. one of the oldest athletic clubs m the state. has been revived. The club, which was a very active body, ceased to function some yean ago due to the inac.ivity of the principal office-bearers, and its revival ha.> been hailed a129 words
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Article216 1959-07-09 10 U.S. Coach Easton In Penang PENAN G. Wed. United States athletic coach, Bill Easton. will be conducting courses at the Technical Institute, Batu Lanchang Lane from July 13 to 17, starting at 4 p.m. each day. All those interested and all amateur coaches are invited to attend. The Penang A.A.216 words
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Article28 1959-07-09 10 IPOH, Wed. The Perak A.A. meet will be declared open on the coming Friday for two days. Prizes will be awarded after each item is completed.28 words
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Miscellaneous310 1959-07-09 10 TODAY'S i)\ oi \TIO\: ~~\M 1 "Nothing m %o dan- '■■■■^■^HH f ro.iv ,s heini 100 mod E crn One is apt to Kr ,,u b|HH old fashioned quite sud- CKcar Wild.- ■^SfItVTV lH rH Irs n 1 »0 h |wi W* IHM EVERYONE: Mining ISJ EftUii complete odds and310 words
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Article191 1959-07-09 11 BAM Johnson, holder of the Malayan and Sin^ahammer titles set two new records at the annual il Navy athletics championships held at HMS or yesterday. inson improved on his records for the hamand the discus. He t(] the hammer 147 ins to beat his old d by 4 ft.191 words
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Article59 1959-07-09 11 Two More For S'gor Schools KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— Two more new records were established at- the Selangor Schools Councils athletic championships which continued here today. Loke Kwan San of the Technical Institute set a new Mark for the Javelin for class 2 boys with a throw of 16ft. 2in to59 words
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Article, Illustration70 1959-07-09 11 19-YEAR-OLD SACW Sylvia Ruyidall who broke the Far East Air Force Women s high jump recor tf the annual Changi Athletics meet yesterday, clearing 4 ft. 7 ins. Sy l r ;i? irhn hns been m the WRAF 18 months, hos only recent^ taken an interest m sport. Besides winning70 words
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Article159 1959-07-09 11 2 FEAF records go at Changi TWO Far East Air Force records were broken at the RAF Changi annual athletics meet yesterday, when Cpl Victor McCarthy putt the shot 40ft. 7ins. and SACW Sylvia Rundall of the WRAF cleared 4ft. 7ins. m the high jump. Vie McCarthy is an allround159 words
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Article291 1959-07-09 11 >.ird<.: I. Vijiaratnam MN 01 sees uecord*. 2 WX) r Draper \irds: 1. Vi.naratnam MN 3 tecs i record equaliUTovev (3 FS>, 3. B m iRMN) M$ I \-rnK: l. Balasingham UN MCS. 2 Broadv LMS 3 Lt. Chia lA ''<N: 1 Almond (HMS BPOC <*cs 2. Grant D291 words
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Article200 1959-07-09 11 > Jrf iv 1 SAC Tahrin; 2 P»uddin; 3. Sig Othman ar d< 1 SAC Tahrin: 2 Mtoflah; 3. Sig Xoordin ar dv 1 SAC Penton; 2 f 3. SAC Redfern fir.iv i cpl Carter 2 r 3 LAC Penton 2m I Cpl Carter: 2. r r c 3200 words
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Article225 1959-07-09 11 Boys. 75 yards sprint tla&s 4. 1. La-. Thau: 2. Hashim Maud Loone M-ur; Wai 7S yards hurdle Clas<« 3. 1 Tony Fu 2 Daniel Char-. 3. Kamal Basha 12 1$ yard* hurdles Class 4. 1 Ahmad; 2 Lai Thau. 3. Le P Hon Chin 1 1 7«225 words
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Article298 1959-07-09 11 S'pore Girls' Schools "A" DIVISION 100 yards:- 1. Joyce Sim iRI» 12 4 gees; B. Fernando <SJC>; 3. Chia Kia Chay (PLMGS). 220 yards:- 1. Joyce Sim <RI» 28.4 sees: 2 Glory Varam (PLMGS>; 3 Bertha Fernando iSJC> 80 Metres Hurdles:- 1. Siak So Wan 'RGS» 14.5 sees; 2 Foo298 words
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131 1959-07-09 11 Six Schools In Ashness Shield Tennis ANGLO-Chine.se School, one of the favourites m the in-ter-school tennis competition for the Father Ashness Shield, will meet St. Patricks on the latter's court today. The other match m the competition today is between St. Josephs Institution and St. Andrews School to be held131 words
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Article335 1959-07-09 11 St. Patricks In Cricket Final ST. PATRICKS School beat Raffles Institution by 11 runs m the semi-final of the Singapore Inter-School cricket competition played at Siglap yesterday. T. Martens of Raffles and M. Nathan of St. Patricks took six wickets each for 22 runs and 48 runs respectively. St. Patricks,335 words
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126 1959-07-09 11 Unknown Ng Ousts Negri 'See d' Khoo SEREMBAX. Thurs. An unknown player. Kg Hua Ming from Kuala Pilah. created an upset m the Xeqri Sembilan Badminton Association Sen. or championships which began at the St. Paul's Institution hall here during the weekend. Ng heat seeded piayer. Khoo Eng Chin 15-13;126 words
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75 1959-07-09 11 Mackay Falls To Unknown In Sweden BAASTAD, Sweden. Wed., (Reuter) Barry Mackay, United States Davis Cup playei who reached the semi-finals of the men's singles at Wimbledon, was beaten here yesterday by a 19-year-old Norwegian "unknown." The Norwegian, Thorvald Moe, won the second round match m the Swedish hard courts75 words
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Article29 1959-07-09 11 LONDON, Wed., (Reuter)— Terry Dowries, British middleweight boxing champion, knocked out Andre Davier. of France, m the seventh round of their ten-round non-title contest here yesterday.29 words
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164 1959-07-09 11 The Colour Bar Question Before I.C.C. CAPETOWN, Thurs. (Reuter> The South African Sports Association, a nonracial co-ordinating sports body has sent a leter to the Imperial Cricket Conference at Lord.s on the question of non-whi.e cricketers being excluded from consideration for national teams. The let.er asks the ICC. to look164 words
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Article149 1959-07-09 11 A total of 191 athletes, representing 18 Girls' Secondary Schools, held their sth annual athletic meet at the Farrer Park Athletic Ontre yesterday. Despite strong opposition from the Raffles Girls' School, the defending champions for past two successive years. Crescent Girls' School collected a total149 words
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Article106 1959-07-09 11 AFTER bein^ CiOtely followed. Sgt. Nowden of 13 18 Royal Hussars detached himself from the others m the last lap to win the three miles m the only event of the Singapore Base District athletics held at Xee Soon yesterday. Nowden won the event106 words
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196 1959-07-09 11 IPOH. Wed. Defending champions. Perak Scnools entered tne final of the Federation Inter-State Combined Schools Badminton Competition for the Heah Joo Seang Cup when they beat Penang by the convincing margin of seven matches to two m tfre Northern Zone final played here196 words
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Article, Illustration178 1959-07-09 11 Today's SPORT SINGAPORE SOCCER: SAFA Premier League Malays rs Europeans and Eurasians at Jalan Bcsar stadium, D r 38. T.T.S. S.C. vs Bukrt Timah S.C at Geylang; Kebenaran Club vs Junior A. A. at Farrer Park; Stable Boys vs Cosmos S.C. at BaJestier Road. Friendly. IRC. rs RAF Tengah at178 words
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Article, Illustration23 1959-07-09 11 Corporal Carter of the Royal New Zealand Air Force breaks the tape to win the mile at the Annual Chanqi Athletics Meet yesterday.23 words
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Article56 1959-07-09 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Selangor Chinese Recreation Club- scored a narrow 3-2 win over Indonesia Muda m their FAS division one league fixture at the Princess Ruad stadium here today In a division two league match played on the Pudu Road, ground. Young Malays proved too strong56 words
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Article377 1959-07-09 11 ALEX SOARS - ALEX SOARS Newshounds On The Scent, This Report For The Fans... By Selangor In Form, Whip The Forces Xl ALA LUMPI'R, Wed.— Selangor beat the Federation Armed Forces by 11 goals to three m a 'hush hush* football trial at the Armed Forces Stadium here today.377 words
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Article225 1959-07-09 11 Two Ordered Out —but they didn't fight! TWO players clashed—and exchangee 1 blows—but the referee sent the wronr footballers out m yesterdays first unruly soccer incident this season at Jalan Besar stadium. The teams: the Police and the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, playing In the seminnal of225 words
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Article74 1959-07-09 11 AN ACCURATE spell of hcvling by Kumar Shanker, who took six wirkets for II runs, enabled St. Andrew's School to beat Tanjong Katong Technical Secondary School by six wickets m an l^.tcr-schooi cricket match «t Woods vi lie yesterday. Scores TKTSC .?8 (G Shing Kong74 words
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285 1959-07-09 12 RI govt. policy is slowly crippling Chinese business JAKARTA. Wed. (UPI) The Indonesian government's discriminatory actions against Chinese businessmen is "slowly strangling: private enterprise to death m Indonesia." a leading Chinese businessman charged today. The businessman, who &>ked no: to be identified because of fear of reprisals. said government restrictions285 words
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Article92 1959-07-09 12 SAN FRANCISCO Wed (UPI) The California Supreme Court today unanimously affirmed the death sentence of author-rapist Caryl Chessman who has successfully avoided San Quentin's gas chamber for 11 years. Today's decision may mark the end of the road for the 37-year-old prisoner who92 words
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Article88 1959-07-09 12 ACCRA. Wed. <Reuter) The Prime Minister of Ghana Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. has moved out of Christiansborg Castle his official residence 50 that work can begin on preparing the castle for the State visit b y Queen Elizabeth II of England and her husband the Duke of88 words
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Article, Illustration77 1959-07-09 12 A happy re-union in Rio EXILED Panamanian diplomat Roberto Arias kisses his wife, ballerina Margot Fonteyn. on her arrival here at Rio de Janeiro. Arias, who denies being one of the leaders of the recent abortive revolt m Panama arrived m Rio de Janeiro from Lima. Peru, where he stayedUPI - 77 words
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Article288 1959-07-09 12 KERALA CHIEF OFF TO SEE PRASAD 16,000 word 'charge sheet 9 against Red State More arrests made as campaign enters 26th day NEW DELHI, Wed. (Reuter)— A 16,000-word "charge sheet" against Kerala State's elected Communist Government will be presented to India's President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, today after 26 days of288 words
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Article141 1959-07-09 12 12 Medan students for Malaya MEDAN. Wed. lUPI) The Medan Rotary Club said today it will send a dozen students to Malaya to continue their studies at Penang and Ipoh. The students will be sent under an exchange agreement between student associations here and m Malaya sponsored by the RotaryReuter - 141 words
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751 1959-07-09 12 Story behind the illegal entry racket Court told how bodies were dumped Into harbour SYDNEY. Wed. ißeuter) Chinese members of the ship "Taiyuan" had agreed to smuggle into Australia five stowaways, claimed to be worth $2,000 (Malayan), according to an alleged statement read m the Coroner's Court today. The alleged751 words
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Article188 1959-07-09 12 Menzies back home says: PERTH. Wed. (Reuter) The Prime Minister. Mr. R G. Mciudet, returned to Australia today from his two months' overseas tour and again expressed his belief m top-level meetings. "I think we can look forward to a lessening of tension m Europe where188 words
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Article79 1959-07-09 12 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) May was a record month for the British tourist industry. Figures released today by the British Travel and Holidays' Association show that 123.170 visitors arrived m Britain during the month, an increase of eight per cent over the May total m 1958.79 words
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Article, Illustration59 1959-07-09 12 pirturr LOOKING lovely in white lace. Prime** Di Calibria of Italy. i s seen arriving at th* FSalon of the Rryal Palace in Brunei* Belrmrr groom Prince Albert of Belgium fo r the cml mony of their wedding Later thi* ui< Maaai second ceremonv in theUPI - 59 words
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Article224 1959-07-09 12 All debts to be wiped HONGKONG, Wed. (Router) Land heloi "manorial lords" who took part m the Tiho earlier this year would be confiscated under f 1 reform proposals published here yesterday. The proposals were submitted to the Preparatory Committee for the Tibet autonomous region by its vicechairman and224 words
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Miscellaneous21 1959-07-09 12 y. V~*^' i jft^<W<__. .-A, -+A-KWV iTj VER pON*T TWW* 0* SUMMARY --*^L^ i I _______________________T>'_C A^?„_Ml___*ST->y?Bira^ r -o -j-j < _^t*^fcZ_21 words
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