The Straits Times, 18 July 1959
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Title Section18 1959-07-18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times He**** x«std. 1845. SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1959 15 CENTS.18 words
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Article1028 1959-07-18 1 MCA BREAK-UP? OH, NO Reports of disorder and total collapse denied KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. We are carrying on just as before, says official ]y[ALAYAN Chinese Association headquarters in Kuala Lumpur and officials of the Central Working Committee today strongly denied that the organisation faced disorder and total collapse. The secretary1,028 words
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809 1959-07-18 1 'I will allow nobody to cast aspersions on the MCA.... NOW DR. LIM ANSWERS TAN'S ARGUMENT FOR KEEPING LIST OF POLL CANDIDATES SECRET PENANG, Fri. Till-; president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Dr. Lim Ckong Ku, said today he would not allow anyone "no matter who he may be* 1809 words
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Article75 1959-07-18 1 NOW IT'S THE TORTOISE LOOK ROME. Fri.— First fashionsetting line introduced at the Italian showings today was the tortoise look, launched by the former Jacques Fath designer Patrick Barentien. Overcoats, Jackets and dresses had narrow sleeves, cut so low and forward the arms appeared to be jotting from the chest75 words
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Article52 1959-07-18 1 MANILA, Fri.— Mr. Jimmy Davidson, chairman of the Executive Council. Boy Scouts of Malaya, has become Interpreter for the Laotian contingent at the 10th World Boy Scouts Jamboree which begins at Mount Mailing. 35 miles south of here, tomorrow. Some 11,000 scouts are taking part In52 words
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Article23 1959-07-18 1 MANILA. Fri. Four "pirates" in a canoe robbed a Chinese storeowner in Mindanao Island, southern Philippines, and raped a maid servant.23 words
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Article26 1959-07-18 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. Roy Clayton had a hole in one at the fifth, a distance of 153 yards at the Royal Island Club today.26 words
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Article, Illustration310 1959-07-18 1 JACK SAM - Snatched girl, 4, offered for sale JACK SAM By SINGAPORE, Friday 4 26-HOUR search for a kidnapped four-year-old girl ended this evening with the dramatic arrest of a middle-aged woman in Keong Siak Road 100 yards from the child's home in Neil Road. The woman was spotted with the child.310 words
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Article47 1959-07-18 1 CAPE CANAVERAL, Frt A rocket Intended to put an Explorer satellite Into orbit blew up as it was launched today. No one was hurt. The rocket was to have put a 91 i lb. satellite. America's biggest to date, Into orbit.47 words
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Article19 1959-07-18 1 HAVANA. Fri.— Fidel Castro has resigned as Prime Minister of Cuba, his brother, Raul Castro, said today.19 words
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Article411 1959-07-18 1 Round Two of pay cut fight SINGAPORE. Fri. Charges and counter charges highlighted the continuation of the debate on the policy speech by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. And again today the spotlight was on the pay cuts of Government servants. Leading the Opposition, the former Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew411 words
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Article19 1959-07-18 1 EXPLOSION ON BRIDGE SINGAPORE, > KMi-vard pavrm. n <■ loun^ .i loud evpi'»M I a m dm- I* leak.19 words
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Advertisement11 1959-07-18 1 aa^a^tvvatta^B^B^aa^iaaiir^Biaiavißmi PACK SMOOTH IM MELLOW [I IBBHI Vf IGOIDLABH 111 EXCEPTIONAL11 words
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Advertisement109 1959-07-18 1 *****99 WINS 1T... Ticket No. *****99 sold in Johore won the first prize of $350,000 in the 65th. Social and Welfare Lottery. Second prize of $125,000 was won by Ticket No. *****91, also sold in Johore. Full results in Page 7. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1109 words
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Advertisement132 1959-07-18 1 choose Tjjfr a 1 ROLEX watch a^v re.141 Tor y^ws? Viaorcui Swt* I WA Lr LEADINO aihletm I J^ tT throughout lh* Bj' world inclmte "OvalliiM* ia mWmk 'h* faming diet Hits deliooua I food beverage bat been served /Jr^^r lo athletes at every Olympic I n^^f Came* Meeting from132 words
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4985 1959-07-18 2 Life of the union movement is at stake Tun Lim BHHBHRSPHHHHEEHBBHBBHRSHI^Hwi Straits Times Reporters 'PAP LEADERS HAVE CONVENIENTLY FORGOTTEN THEIR PROMISES' TO NON-MALAYS, MALAY WILL BE NEXT IN IMPORTANCE TO THEIR MOTHER TONGUE: Yong SINGAPORE. Fri.— Tun Lim Yew Hock, the former Chief Minister, today said the life of the4,985 words
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Advertisement131 1959-07-18 2 Stands ilfipl^ ci JPPFAAF DISCRIMINATING I^ls^ i School Boys are al.->o not forgotten as we carry a wide range in DON Shirts lor them too AVAILABLE IN OVER 30 VARIETIES LONG SLEEVED SHORT SLEEVED AND HAWAIIAN SHIRTS. Sole Agents:GLOBE SILK STORE, 55-57. Ratu Road Kuala Lumpur Segamat. A T oir131 words
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Miscellaneous8 1959-07-18 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby fiAMHOT\ (im CONCENTRATING^8 words
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Article359 1959-07-18 3 ONLY WAY TO ENSURE SUPPLIES FROM THE MIDDLE EAST, SAYS BEVAN HAMBURG, Friday. Tiff R. ANELRIN BEVAN, British Labour Party iTA foreign affairs spokesman, said here today the only way for the West to ensure supplies of Middle East oil was by friendship with theReuter - 359 words
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194 1959-07-18 3 LONG BEACH. Fri. A beautiful 20-year-old redhead hoping to win the "Miss Universe" title here has been warned by her Roman Catholic Archbishop she will be banned from confession and communion if she appears in public in a swim suit. But theReuter - 194 words
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103 1959-07-18 3 'REMEMBER THE LESSON WE TAUGHT HITLER...' WARSAW. Fri. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev. tb e Soviet Prime Minister, said in Katowice yesterday that Dr. Konrad Adenauer, the Wrst German Chancellor had "apparently forgotten the lesson that we taught Hitler on the battlefields of Europe." "Yet this lesson can be repeated." he added.Reuter - 103 words
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168 1959-07-18 3 LONDON, Fri.— A new law aimed at driving prostitutes off the streets of Britain goes into force today on receiving Royal Assent. The new /ct provides stiffer penalties. Including imprisonment, for streetwalkere, longer terms of imprisonment for those convicted of living on immoral earnings, and heavierReuter - 168 words
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Article, Illustration60 1959-07-18 3 MAJOR-GENERAL Gusti Djatikusumo, 38. former Indonesian Consul-General in Singapore, takes his oath as Deputy Minister for Land. Communications and Transport in the new Indonesian Cabinet. He returned to Jakarta on Tuesday to take up the post, which carried a simultaneous promotion to major-general. Indonesia has hadUPI - 60 words
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193 1959-07-18 3 LONDON, Friday. WITH full British Government support BOAC, BEA and independent British airlines will go to the International Air Transport Association conference in September determined to press for a reduc- I tion in fares. Mr. Harold Watkinson. Minister of Transport and Civil AviationReuter - 193 words
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Article93 1959-07-18 3 Duchess granted decree nisi LONDON. Frl. The Duchess of Newcastle "was granted a decree nisi with costs in the London divorce court today on the grounds of the Duke's desertion and adultery. The 52-year-old Duke, ninth holder of the tltJe. was alleged to have deserted her since January. 1956. andReuter - 93 words
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166 1959-07-18 3 Bodies put in mattress covers, court told SYDNEY. Fri.— A Chi- nese member of the crew of the liner Taiyuan had admitted having trussed the bodies of two Chinese in mattress covers, a court was told today. Yung King Wo. 37. a carpenter, pleaded not guilty to having, on orReuter - 166 words
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Article26 1959-07-18 3 BONN, Frl.— Mr. Nobusuke Klshi, the Japanese Prime Minister, said today that German and Japanese industrialists and businessmen should collaborate more closely.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article60 1959-07-18 3 VANCOUVER. Fri. The Queen yesterday became an Indian princess with the name of Ah Ho Multh "respected mother of all people." The chief, braves and squaws of the Sallsh tribe inducted the Queen into their band in a noisy, bell-ringing ritual In Nanalmo Exhibition Park soon after60 words
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273 1959-07-18 3 U.S. ATOM MAN: WE LET BRITAIN BEAT US WASHINGTON. Fri Mr. Clarence Cannon, chairman of the House of Representatives' appropriations committee, said that British gas-cooled nuclear reactors were better than American water-cooled ones. Mr. Cannon complained that the United States had permitted Britain to overtake it in the development ofReuter - 273 words
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Article81 1959-07-18 3 XMAS GIFT SCENT BY SEA MIAMI, Fri.— Perfume worth U5525,000 and a red dye are today swirling across the Atlantic as a Christmas present for England. Mr. Charles Oranville, president of the Angellque Perfume Co. of Wilton, Connecticut, who calls his publicity stunt "Operation Merry Christmas, England" had it pouredReuter - 81 words
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Advertisement313 1959-07-18 3 Give Bob Martin's once a cfaq to keep him healthy, handsome, gay! PIG, blufl. rentle Bruno will do anything for Gillian, because he knows she loves him. And Gillian knows what's best for him. Once a day. and every day, Bruno gets his Bob Martin* Condition Tablets. He doesn't know313 words
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Miscellaneous348 1959-07-18 3 I Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metre* NATIONAL SHORTWAVE AM. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 SERVICE Morning Prelude 700 The Npws- 7n* a n k MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The Kuala Lumpur 341 metres News; 8.06 A Date With Music P«nan«348 words
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Article115 1959-07-18 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. James Puthucheary, 35-year-old economist who was appointed manager of trie Government's $100 million Economic Development Board two weeks after his release from political detention, has been given another top post —as head of the Central Provident Fund Board. Mr. Puthucheary appointment115 words
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Article32 1959-07-18 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The three prize-winners of an elocution contest held by the Singapore Rotary Club, Pamela Galistan. Ruth Abisheganadan and Hena Majumdar. will speak to the Rotarians on July 22.32 words
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Article275 1959-07-18 4 ALLIANCE CHIEF: I'M FED UP WITH THIS TALK-THESE CHARGES ARE MISCHIEVOUS ALOR STAR. Friday. THE Alliance National leader and former Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here today he was "fed up with all this talk about me being dictatorial." "It's mischievous talk," he told the275 words
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182 1959-07-18 4 TEACHER MISSIONARY DIES AFTER 54 YEARS OF SERVICE PENANG, Fri. The Rev. Brother Sigolin Henry, 73, a Christian Brothers Missionary, who served for more than half a century in Malaya, died in Penang early today. Bro. Henry came to Malaya lrom France in 1905 and was director of several Brothers'182 words
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384 1959-07-18 4 The forces facing the PAP Government in Singapore Petir SINGAPORE, Fri.— The forces against the PAP Government are the fear of the nonChinese races in South-east Asia of Chinese dominance, and the growing emphasis on nationalist economic policies in Indonesia and the Federation of Malaya. This view is expressed in384 words
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299 1959-07-18 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. rr*HE President of the Queenstown Community Association, Dr. Chee Phul Hung, today invited the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, to see for himself a concrete basketball pitch which his association has built by the side of Buller Terrace car299 words
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Article105 1959-07-18 4 PAP STARTS DRIVE FOR NEW MEMBERS SINGAPORE, Fri. The People's Action Party is launching an island-wide membership campaign. Bat the Chinese edition of the party organ, Petir, which has just been published, stressed that newcomers will have to undergo a one-year trial before being accepted as ordinary members. During that105 words
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Article344 1959-07-18 4 Yong tells varsity officials: You're too snobbish SINGAPORE, Friday. 'THERE appears to Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin to be toe 1 much snobbery among the authorities of the University of Malaya in their attitude towards the Nanyang University. Mr. Yong. the Minister for Education, made his criticism In the latest Issue344 words
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Article43 1959-07-18 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Air Commodore P. C. Lai, general manager of Indian Airlines Corporation, arrived here today from Sydney with his wife on his way home after a tour of Australia. He Is also a board member of Air India International.43 words
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Article63 1959-07-18 4 HARBOUR BOARD JOB FOR NAIR SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. C. V. Devan Nalr, one of th« P.A.P. trade unionists released from political detention last month, has been appointed a member of the Singapore Harbour Board for a term of three years. Two others appointed are Mr. W. L. Lane, Chairman of63 words
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Miscellaneous168 1959-07-18 4 Today's Singapore diary... cZ™^™^**^™ 8 lAum METHODIST MSa^T PoSTSSd Personality for CHURCH: Boys" Brigade parade SIONABT ™™£NT: J*» adult* \0 30 am 4 pjn.; evangellatlc meeting at film abow »t Woodbrldge Hospital STRAITS CHINESE METHO- church P JB. 'cy'.M/i.: Free film show DIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP: Y.W.C.A 'Outram Road): .jZZCs^- 73168 words
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Advertisement131 1959-07-18 5 BABYCHAJH The genuine Champagne Perry The Babycham bottle fills a champagne glass m Available from hotels, bars and clubs throughout mC Singapore, Malaya, Sarawak, Brunei and North Borneo porby U MADE BY SHOWERINGS LIMITED Of SOMERSET, INtUNB r> ISTRIBUTED BY SIME DARB v ■m. rl f=frKg "^^-*jßWrala»3B7^wGi« &ajav*fl e^ I131 words
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Miscellaneous84 1959-07-18 5 Carmen A Co. By Mas SMPMKiCKCfI aT Zr'^WiiCMtX) OKTI [C* JbNGU G6BOV "Mt TARTAN «JU MAW J The Saint By Leslie Charter is thats mow YOU PiND TWE/H^i f^ pindVhE ONE TOPP'OR By DEPOSIT in the WORLD. AND POESNT^^j I JUST CRACKING OPEN ROCK EGGS jl I R(Skrr p L84 words
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Article37 1959-07-18 6 2* W»r4» SU (Minimum). THE FAMILY OP the late Mr. Ooi Sng Lye thank all relatives, friends and associations for their messages of condolence, wreaths, scrolls, donations, night vlaita, loan of cars, assistance and funeral attendance.37 words
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Article230 1959-07-18 6 U Wot4m Sit (Minimum). THE COCKPITS Java Rijattafel is served every Saturday and Sunday lunch time. SALE LAST OAT Today at Mulchands'. Don't Miss This Opportunity. •TRY SCRIPTO Ball Pens for a smooth even line. Models available from $2.00. Beware of Inferior imitations." ALL GOOD THINGS in life come230 words
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She Straits Sfrntg Saturday, July 18, 1959.
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Article594 1959-07-18 6 The position of the M.C.A. daily becomes more serious. From the time that three executives the secretary-general, the chief publicity officer and the labour committee chairman —left the working committee and the organisation, each succeeding day has brought its swelling quota of resignations; a State Assemblyman594 words
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Article404 1959-07-18 6 George Grivas. ex-terrorist leader in Cyprus, has a grotesquely inflated view of his own importance. His grim games of hide-and-seek gave him a good build-up and now, as he knows, the world is waiting for his memoirs. But far outstripping either of these, the one thing that draws404 words
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Article240 1959-07-18 6 The chairman of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, addressing a House of Representatives committee. has urged his government to end the current one-year ban on nuclear weapon tests. He said* "We have been extremely patient but I do not think we should find ourselves in a position of stopping240 words
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Article157 1959-07-18 6 FIFTY YEARS AGO From the Straits Times of July 16. 1909 rE scheme for a chemist to work at the curing o/ rubber in ih« F.M.S. has nude further progress, and several of the leading rubber companies have agreed to guarantee up to t5O per annum, if necessary. IT is157 words
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Article, Illustration1462 1959-07-18 6 TUAN SYED NASIR bin ISMAIL By Director. Malay Language and Literary Agency (Excerpts from a talk n Kuala Lumpur last w—k) IT IS CERTAINLY TRUE THAT IT HAD ITS ORIGINS IN FAR REMOTER TIMES BUT THE BEST STARTING POINT IS THE 13th CENTURY I SHALL notHan Hat Pong - 1,462 words
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Advertisement537 1959-07-18 6 I Straits Tiaes 4 Free Press j ~WW TOT CSMVV^rISVVISYSJ WW TCTW* I Nwn mm n»iimlillni at lit Meet. SINGAPORE COLO fTOIUSI. Orshord Km. viU f«»tv« tmall ••>•*•••. j z Mentt entf eeeveto t# fc©i ClatMfMd •tfvtrtitamtiifi atey I aIM nmntta to: CITY BOOK STOM LTD.. WiactMtter Meee*. CoHytf Qu«y.537 words
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Advertisement144 1959-07-18 6 The true measure of cooling comfort is in The "British Thermal Unit" is y '''%i I lithe standard measurement wL**9 used by engineers to express IBs^k i 0 an air conditioner's I_^H B cooling capacity, j %A &j£ 12,000 BTU's guaranteed cooling capacity in this new PHILCO AIR CONDITIONER This144 words
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Article221 1959-07-18 7 MALAYAN FIRM ACCEPTS OFFER SINGAPORE, Fri. Paterson, Simons an<j Co., Ltd.. one of the oldest commercial concerns in Malaya, has been taken over by a City of London company of imDorters and exporters i M. D. Ewart and Co.. Ltd This was disclosed in Singapore today when ifwas announced that221 words
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86 1959-07-18 7 3 masked men rob towkay of $650, goods SINGAPORE, Ft! About $1,700 in cash and goods were stolen in a series of petty robberies here last night. The biggest haul was reported ai East Coast Road where three masked men broke Into a provision shop and robbed the proprietor Llm86 words
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Article29 1959-07-18 7 Visit to S'pore KUALA LUMPUR. Frt— The Indian High Commissioner In the Federation, Mr S. K. Banerjl. will visit Singapore next Wednesday and stay there tor four :1a v»29 words
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Article68 1959-07-18 7 Shots— then four are held IPOH. Fri. The police raided a secret society hideout in Laxamana Road here at lunchtime today and detained four youths. They ran away but were caught after a short chase when the police fired three rounds into the air. The hide-out Is believed to be68 words
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Article344 1959-07-18 7 HAPPY. MONTHLY PAID LABOUR FORCE AND MORE EFFICIENT SALES ORGANISATION SINGAPORE, Friday piNEAPPLE workers' representatives said •L today that the future of the industry depended on a contented labour force and efficient marketing. Mr. D. Puthucheary, Mr. Ang Kun Peng and Mr. Sim Lian Au, all344 words
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Article44 1959-07-18 7 BINGAPORE. Fri—Augustine Manlckam. 24, was charged today with causing the death of Kalia Perumal, a hawker. The offence was alleged to have been committed in a house In Somerset Road. No plea was recorded and Manickam was remanded until July 24.44 words
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111 1959-07-18 7 TAPED POLL SPEECHES MAY BE USED IN EVIDENCE KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tape recordings by police of speeches at election rallies will be used in evidence in prosecutions should any statements be considered to be of "a subversive or inflammatory nature.' Mr. J.J. Raj. the Federation CID Chief, told the Straits111 words
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Article71 1959-07-18 7 A UNION'S THREE DEMANDS PENANG, Fri.— The Penang and Province Wellesley Municipal and Government Labour Union today submitted a three-point demand to the Penang island Rural District Council. The union Is asking for: A one-dollar increase for all dally rated workers. 0 A $12 monthly housing allowance for dailyrated workers71 words
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Article185 1959-07-18 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. fTHE Council of Joint Action said today that the proposed pay-cut rally on July 31 would indicate the workers' intention to defend and maintain the principle of collective bargaining. The chairman, Mr. P. V. Rajendra, said the council was meeting again tomorrow185 words
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Article43 1959-07-18 7 BINGAPORE. Fri.— An unemployed man, Ng Kong Peng, who was found In possession of a loaded automatic In his room In Craig Road, was jailed for five years by Mr. Justice 3uttrose in the Assize Court today.43 words
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207 1959-07-18 7 fTOLLOWINO are the results of the draw of the 65th Social and Welfare Services lottery, which took place In Kuala Dungun, Trengganu yesterday: First prise ($350,000): *****99 (Johore). Beeond prise ($125,000): *****91 (Johore). Third prise ($50.000) *****72 (Perak). Fourth prise ($25,000): *****38 (Negrt Sembllan). Fifth207 words
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Article, Illustration165 1959-07-18 7 BURSTING with smiles, the Thong triplets, Mary, Peter and Betty (left to right) get ready to cut their seventh birthday cake, at the Salvation Army children's home in Ipoh. The triplets were born in Ipoh hospital to a poor squatter couple who already had165 words
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221 1959-07-18 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. A YOUTH threatened a school headmistress, his former teacher, with injury by acid when he tried to extort $500 from her, the third criminal district court here was told today. Lai Nai Vain, 19. who wassaid to have come from a devout221 words
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243 1959-07-18 7 Birthday party that ended in a crash... then deaths SINGAPORE. Fri. A Corporal in the 30 Bn. RACX3, out to celebrate his 21st birthday with three friends, was the sole survivor when their car crashed in Holland Road about 12.30 a.m. on June 16. A coroner was told this today243 words
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Article70 1959-07-18 7 SINGAPORE, Fri.— An Ame. dean evangelist, Dr Harry Denman, and his visiting team will bold a service at the Victoria Memorial Hall here at 8.15 p.m. on Sunday. The team of 11 men and a woman will help the Method. Ist Church establish a lay movement70 words
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Article55 1959-07-18 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The University of Hong Kong 1; offering two graduate fellowships in Asian history- lor which Malayans and Singaporeans are eligible. Each fellowship carries a grant of HK$lO.OOO 'about $5,000) a year and an allowance of up to HKSI.OOO $500) toward cost of passages55 words
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Article27 1959-07-18 7 BINGAPORE, Fri. The annual meeting of the AllMalaya Muslim Missionary Society will be held on Aug. 16 at the society's premise* in Lorong 12, Geylang.27 words
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222 1959-07-18 7 In brief EXMENTRI BESAR OF TRENGGANU IS NAMED ENVOY THE former Mentrl Besar of Trengganu. Dato Hajl Kamaruddin. has been appointed the Federation's new High Commissioner In Pakistan, it was announced In Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Dato Kamaruddin. 57. will take over from Tengk'i Mohammed bin Tengkj Besar Burhanuddi.i. who Is222 words
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137 1959-07-18 8 J WOULD like to make it clear that, in my opinion, despite the unsatisfactory conditions in the United Kingdom market earlier this year, the overall stock position of to* Malayan pineapple industry is still normal. I attribute this to two factors: 1.137 words
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392 1959-07-18 8 Crime and punishment and a Govt. pledge THE dismissal of eight teachers and four Government officials for being found at a blue film show is surely too harsh a punishment? The Prime Minister has said that his Gov- ernment is dedicated to building a "more free and Just Singapore Had392 words
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319 1959-07-18 8 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS; WHAT IS DEFINITION OF TERM 'MINOR'? I WAS interested to read the Police Commissioner's report on the traffic problems of Singapore (ST. July 15) especially as "he notes with disappointment that the Traffic Branch is still flooded with reports of minor accidents, although there Is now no legal319 words
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Letter77 1959-07-18 8 I AM extremely annoyed at the behaviour of Singapore taxi drivers towards us Servicemen. Whenever I go into town I have to raise my weary hand a hundred times to indicate that I do not require their services. Moreover, their persistent horn-tooting to attract my attention77 words
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Letter95 1959-07-18 8 T TOO am an employee of a commercial firm i am thereiore surprised that Commercial' (S.T. July 14> did not approach his employers for higher remunecation for the type of work he is entrusted by his company. Any man worth his salt would not be contented with95 words
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Letter97 1959-07-18 8 THAT to keep a full set of books and draw up final accounts "Commercial" (S.T. July 14) receives $335 a month sounds rather Inadequate. But the fault is not the government servants'. On the other hand therp Isn't anyone who is not sorry to see his97 words
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Miscellaneous333 1959-07-18 8 Straits Times Crossword m H BiMf~~~BHi~~~BBBV^i~"""^^i"""~ ACHOSS say c 2. 3, 4. 2. <). 1 Oddly enough, toasting an 6 A man arranging to sham f 6) opponent (10). 7 Poet of the temperance move--8 Hell appear when the frost mem? (10). returns ft). 9 Expedients for workmen in 10333 words
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Advertisement1574 1959-07-18 9 T40>»405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. T.i: 141* (11 liaes) (incorporated in Singapore) (12 haat) S B .7, M THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE oVpV lAILIHCS Tt llVEßftti. GLASGOW. LONION ft CMTINENTAI PORTS. Carriers action to proceed via ottta* ports to load and discharge urge. LOAOINC Fit Oue S'pora Sails p. Sham1,574 words
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Advertisement1262 1959-07-18 9 THE E. aA. C. *****$---* GfWjlt ABEN. REOSEA MiDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL I SCANBINAVIAN PORTS *A.lr^j/Kf Spore p Sham Penang y£»lgSZ "MALACCA C) 11/ a Ml 2' 20 My 21 IB «ly -SmlBR. "SAKOOA "k) aMy4 AM S I Alt t '7, AH m -RAMIOOIA" k) 14 Aig 4 Stpt 7 Accepting1,262 words
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Advertisement1295 1959-07-18 9 bWing THE REN LINE STEAMERS LTD. t- «,tT SINIAPOIE (iicarparated ia tka waited Krafdaat) S IMS SAILINGS TO ABEN. U.t ft CONTiHENTAI PORTS Spare P. Sham Paring RENCRUACHAN toi Hamuirg. Antwerp London. Hull G.ll-W.21 My 22/22 My a/a Jayl •ENAVM tor Red Sea. Liverpool. R'darn. Hull Grangemouth I. It/a Jaly1,295 words
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Advertisement1447 1959-07-18 9 MeAUSTBR CO.. LTD. TEL: Na.: 2001 aW-iil^f AM UNI RXAVRNRSS CINE LMMN. HAAttMS. MTTtMAM. HAVRE IBS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO. 1 NULL SEATTLE. VANCOUVER A PORTLAND and tor Canada ano USA N--t" Atlantic Port! AceeetiM targe in Cental 1 Sautk CITY Of LIVEtPOOI Amenta ypo'e P. S>am Penani OOUGAINVIIIE Cda. 11-141,447 words
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Article345 1959-07-18 10 underlying healthy undertone of the Rubber Market was illustrated this week by the lack of any sustained reaction to the U.S. steel strike, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current market survey. The opposite proved to be the case and any sst back was soon met by345 words
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Article30 1959-07-18 10 SINGAPORE. JULY 17. RUBBER: 973 cents per lb. (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $406 per picul (up 52.37 i). Estimated unofficial offering 150 tons (down 5 tons).30 words
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Article148 1959-07-18 10 MELBOURNE, FrL INVESTMENT shares closed the week strongly on a firm tone en the Stock Exchange here today with ACI up Is. to 71s. and AWA rising 9d- to 245. 6d. Base metals and the oils held a firm tone. Commonwealth bonds held a steady tone. Conaol. Zinc148 words
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Article148 1959-07-18 10 Aagast first grade robber buyers f.o.b. dosed in Singapore yesterday at 97% cents per lb., up oneeighth of a cent on Thursday's closing price. The closing tone was quiet. Closing prices In cents per lb.. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 97 H. sellers 97%;148 words
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Article115 1959-07-18 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday vere: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent July 'August shipmenU $35 buyers, $36 sellers. Ceeesnrt oil: quiet; bulk $57 sellers, drum $594 sellers. Psppsi; quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $134, Sarawak $133 (both down $1). special Sarawak black $79,115 words
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Article28 1959-07-18 10 The following further June rubber crops are notified Ayer P»n*« 104.0001 b. Gleaealy 96.000 lb., Kroang 93.000 fc.. Pajam 152,000 lb.. and ut« Benat 32,800 lb.28 words
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Article666 1959-07-18 10 RUSSIA HAS BOUGHT MOST FROM US THIS YEAR By Our Market Correspondent AFTER being Malaya's best customer for rubber for three consecutive months Russia last month fell to fifth place, her shipments totalling 7,100 tons. In the first half of this year Russia purchased 92,688 tons of rubber or lti666 words
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Article22 1959-07-18 10 Malayan Snare Market: Jaly 17 July 16 Industrials: 89.72 89.70 Tins 103.35 103.55 f Rubbers 133.67 133.84 Jan. 1 1958=10022 words
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Article361 1959-07-18 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: Quiet conditions prevailed lr. all sections and prices in rubbers •vere easier. The turnover was small." Singapore brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrial*: 8.8. Petrol 525. 10 '■jd.; Praser and Neave ords SI 30: Gammon $1.72; W.361 words
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Article253 1959-07-18 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: Mlsuho Mam 1/2, Glenartney 4/5, Thai 6A, President Monroe 0/7, Mississippi Lloyd 8/fl. Glengarry 10/11. City of Liverpool 13/14, TJlbodas 15/16, Benavon 18, Hlkone Maru 19, Jarak N.Wall 2, Tapah N.Wall 3. Tronoh N.Wall 4, Glang Ann253 words
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Article, Illustration128 1959-07-18 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' A— riaUon made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. SI 11/16, 0.0. 31 13/16. 90 d/st 32 3 '16 credit bills. 32 1/4 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31 31:128 words
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Advertisement1016 1959-07-18 10 Express U.S.A. PsMlfle Atlsntft* Coast fttervle* U.A. E.T.A. E.T.A. Si ore P. S'dyn Perani H'koni L Angalas Nnr York All wi'atly aquipeed with deep UnM for carrian of all bulk Jiau.d cirmw. loatiM dire .t for Honfhonf. Sas Francisco, lot Angles. Cristobal. New York, Ensenada, •ottas. Phi adeiphij, Ba'tlmort. Norfolk.1,016 words
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Advertisement587 1959-07-18 10 NOTICES NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that Koh Thong Cher ha s on his own accord retired from the partnership, Yong Seng Hln Co.. ill. Cectt Street. Singapore 1. and that agreement has been reached between the partners as regards the assets and liabilities of the said partnership. I Any587 words
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Advertisement587 1959-07-18 10 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the 46th Ordinary General Meeting of the Perak Saint Andrew Society will be held in the Ipoh Club on Wednesday. 22nd July. 1969 at 6:30 p.m. P. P. BONNINQTON, Hon. Secretary. Ipoh: 11th July, 1959. NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of587 words
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Advertisement215 1959-07-18 10 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given to our customers and the public that Mr. Ounn Ah Soo also known as Gunny has left our firm as from the 15th July 1959. and has no authority to collect any money or transact any business on our behalf. GUNNY tt SOON MOTORS.215 words
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Advertisement761 1959-07-18 11 (Continued from Page 6) RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS INVITATION TO COMBINED EVANGELISTIC MISSION of the METHODIST CHURCH Victoria, Memorial Hall Sunday July i9th 8.15 pjn. Speaker: DR. HARRY DEXMAN (General Secretary Board of Evangelism of the Methodist (hurch in U.S.A.) All Are Welcome SITUATIONS VACANT It Worm* SS (Mim.)— Bom St et*761 words
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Advertisement893 1959-07-18 11 SITUATIONS VACANT tt V> ord* $i Mim. )—Box it et: extra j REQUIRE BANK MANAGER uith at least 5 years experience. Good salary- Apply before 15th August. 1959 stating qualifications, experience, terms and photo to The Managing Director. Hock Hua Bank. Limited, Slbu, Sarawak. Only suitable candidate will be answered.893 words
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Advertisement828 1959-07-18 11 SITUATIONS VACANT It Words SS 'Mm.) Box tt et: oxtrm ELECTRICAL CHAROEMAN Required for the Maintenance of Sawmills Plant consisting of a mixed H.T. and L.T. Motive Power of Approximately 250 HP. Applicants must have previous experience In Industrials Plant Maintenance and Installation work. Including Diesel Electric Generators of up828 words
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Advertisement890 1959-07-18 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Word* Si (Mim.)— Box St rt*. «xtr« TWO BEDROOM furnished flat available Ist Aug. for one month i with 'without Amah $400. 1868 Moulmeln Road Singapore 11. NEW FLORA VILLE. 130 Grange Road. Well furnished double single accommodation. Daily; monthly rates. Excellent European cuisine. Central. Phone (Spore)890 words
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Advertisement848 1959-07-18 11 TUITION tt Word* SS (Min.)— Box St rt: txtro. 8TOP! LOOK! Oo to Asia Driving School. Tuition by highly qualified and competent Instructors on Dual-Controlled cars. 67, Orchard Road. Spore (opposite Borneo Motors). Phone *****. POSTAL TUITION insure. Credits /Distinctions. Cambridge English. Literature, by Prof. Sheppwd. Mathematics. History. Science etc.848 words
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Advertisement903 1959-07-18 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Word* SS (Mim.)— Box St rt: rxtra VAUXHALL WYVERN. 1964. Good Condition, Comp. Insured. W.S.W. Tyres. $2,000 oji.o. View 64A Wallich street, near Maxwell Roud. Singapore. VOLKSWAGEN LATE 1957. New battery. Two new tyres. Accident free. Good condition $3,800/- OJl.o. Wong JB 3089. 140, Jalan Ngee903 words
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Advertisement740 1959-07-18 11 FOR SALE It Word* SS (Mim.)— Box St ets. extra SALE! SALE! SALE! 3 "Pop" Records for only one dollar at 0 Oldham Lane Spore Open today until 5 pjn. FOR SALE. Dachshund puppies 12 weeks old. MKA Class 1. 21, Bellmblng Aye, Sennett Est.. Singapore 13. CONVERTIBLE BABY'S COT/740 words
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Advertisement605 1959-07-18 11 MISCELLANEOUS tt Word* Si (Mim.)— Box i« et: extra ACADEMY BEAUTY SALON opens as usual to cater for beauty conclous ladles. 23 Koek Road. Tel: *****. Singapore. FREE BOOKLET "The Clock is Ticking Again" now available to the hard-of-hearing from Philips Singapore Limited, NTS. Building, D' Almeida Street, Singapore. AT605 words
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200 1959-07-18 12 MALACCA, Friday. AN ALLEGED assault by a couple on a widow arose out of ill-feeling over the distribution of property, the Malacca magistrate, Mr. Ramanatha Iyer was tola today. Tay Kirn Yong and his wife, Ah Tah, appeared on a summons accused of assaulting200 words
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Article32 1959-07-18 12 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Federation Prime Minister. Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein, will open the Kuala Lumpur branch of the Ceylon Insurance Co. Ltd., at 5.30 p. m. on July 22.32 words
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Article53 1959-07-18 12 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Ministry of (Education has reminded principals of all schools that they should apply for permission before putting on concerts and other shows In schools for which a charge Is made. It is understood that this Is to discourage shows which are of53 words
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Article30 1959-07-18 12 PENANG. Frl.— The Governor. Raja Tun Uda, today opened the Penang flower show at the New World Park today. The show will be open till Sunday30 words
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Article22 1959-07-18 12 NORMAN SIEBEL, Kuala Lumpur, Fri - KUALA LUMPUR, Frt— The Federation Government paid $500 for Information leading to the capture or killing of terrorists last month.22 words
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Advertisement154 1959-07-18 12 m? -stums FLY TO BANGKOK AMD SAVE OVER4O% fe' r y I MALAYAN AIRWAYS 'B' Class fare Kj|f to Bangkok is only $201 from Jfe Singapore gfif W&/M%*\ Sdve over 40r and cn J°y the lst Sr^' <Zo'jHk class advantage of 30 Kilos FREE J baggage allowance. Lunch is J"154 words
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Advertisement71 1959-07-18 12 FOR THE FINEST IN SEA TRAVEL ALL LUXURY FIRST CLASS M A standard of personal service only possible where passenger lists are i^^^^ limited plus luxury accommodation I and an excellent cuisine. it TO MAKE SURE OF YOUR BOOKING CONSULT ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO. LTD. General agents for NO&DDEUTSCHER LLOYD HAMBURG71 words
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Article194 1959-07-18 13 PENANG TROUNCE PERLIS 7-NIL OENANG, the defending champions,' trounced Perils 7-0 in their north zone second round Malaya Cup soccer match here today As the score indicates Penang were much the better team but Perils never gave up fighting. The game was played in a heavy shower and the watrrlogged194 words
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Article147 1959-07-18 13 Kelentan outplay Trengganu I/Uala trenqoanu. Fri.— Kelantan virtually assured themselves of becoming East zone champions when they whipped Trengganu 6—o in a second rouna Malaya Cup match here today. Panang. who meet Kelantan in the last match for both teams in the East rone at Kota Bharu on July 31,147 words
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218 1959-07-18 13 VICTOR NAYAGAM - VICTOR NAYAGAM By Kuala Lumpur, Friday THE Federation of Malaya Government has made another grant of S1»«,»O« for sport. Last year the Government made a similar grant the first of its kind. Applications from sports organisations for aid should be made to the Prime218 words
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522 1959-07-18 13 Perak face hard 'must-win' Cup tie tomorrow NORMAN SIEBEL, By Kuala Lumpur, Fri. PERAK face the toughest asslgnment on Sunday In thlu wwkend's Malaya Cud O J T fntprioVn matches They entertain Combined Services, by whom they were beaten 2-1 at the Merdeka Stadium In the first round, and the522 words
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Article35 1959-07-18 13 MANILA. Frl. Filipino Young Paulino leaves here tomorrow for Bangkok to fight Dow thong Sinphanlok for the vacant Orient middleweight championship on July 23. Paulino beat Dowthong In Singapore last May 17.— U.P.1.UP - 35 words
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Article25 1959-07-18 13 TOKYO. Frl. The Japan Olympic Committee has tentatively decided to hold the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo between July 25 and Aug. U.P.I.UPI - 25 words
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223 1959-07-18 13 ftATU PAHAT. Fri A Malayan record and seven Johore records were broken and one state record equalled In the Johore athletic chamnlinshlns here today pionsrups nere toaay. Chuan Wee Liang of Batu Pahat broke the Malayan record in the lavelln (women) with a223 words
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Article177 1959-07-18 13 Olmedo banned after defeat CV "C AGO. Fri. Wimbledon champion Alex Olmedo, 23--year-ota Inlted States Davis Cup star, was banned yesterday from further matches in thi American clay court championships here alter a shock defrat by Abe Segal South Africa). Top-seedrd Olmedo was booed off the court when trounced 6-2,Reuter; UPI - 177 words
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Article129 1959-07-18 13 Burma to send nine boxers I MGAPORE, Fri. Burma will sena a team of nine boxers for two matches against Combined Services and Singapore at the Happy World Stadium in the first week of October. Lt. Bawa, secretary of the Bu'ma Amateur Boxing Federation who has arrived In Singapore, told129 words
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Article22 1959-07-18 13 SINGAPORE. Frl. Amicable A. A conceded a walkover to Kota. Raja In their SAFA League C.v. 1 match scheduled for today.22 words
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Article367 1959-07-18 13 ACCEPTORS for todays amateur races at Ipoh are: Race: 1 2.15 2f ttr (Class 5) 1 121 Lucky Star. 2 OCI Mahjong 11. 3 000 Kolek. 4 000 ZarifT. 5 Rocket. 6 04 Shiver. 7 403 Bubbles. 8 000 Girlie. 9 000 Morning Sun. 10367 words
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304 1959-07-18 13 F. SALAHUDIN - Tor glory of S'pore pledge by Cup team F. SALAHUDIN cve v SINGAPORE, Frl. Singapore's 19 Malaya Cup soccer trainees tonignt pledged that they would cast aside ail other considerations and play for the "glory of Singapore" in tuture Cup and representative matches. The players made this promise at a304 words
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Article82 1959-07-18 13 SINGAPORE. Pri. Teama for the annual cricket match between the Singapore Bench and Bar on Sunday on the padang: BENCH: R. C. Hoffman (capo. M. C. Schubert, Eu Cheow Chye. David ChaiUah. Tar* Singh. T. S. Slnathuray. S. E. Teh, P. R. Lewis. D. C.82 words
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Advertisement470 1959-07-18 13 \2Sagd CATHAY OMAWSATKH/ftJp!-? COMING SOON! V TARZAN S NEWEST mammmmmmmmm »^^^^ft fls^m^V^^s^k^sS BIDS FAREWELL TO -rke^JUa* SHADOWS DON'T MISS THE GALA SOUTH PACIFIC NIGHT ON SATURDAY. AUGUST Ist 1959 a from 8.00 p.m. to 2.0U ajn. sj AdmitihMn By Supper Tickets Only SINGLE: S4.OU COUPLE: $6.01 FEATI'RING A FABULOUS SOUTH470 words
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Advertisement225 1959-07-18 13 CAoose a world tried and accepted OPEL For rugged motoring Performance and styling The 1.000.000" OPEL EXPORT CAR 'm. 11l E !i !S| I *m I Vmf sP I 1 ~A* Wtj. wl WF Jml j Bskßfe^W^^^^PaT^^sßsS. ■WUR v Us«a ofhtol la Antwerp port, tfc* ilWfMi OM «»port Olympio Rtkofd225 words
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Miscellaneous105 1959-07-18 13 TODAY SINGAPORE: Soccer Malaya Cup tie Singapore v Johore. Jalan Besar (Ul); SAFA Div. 28. Indian Youngsters v TBA Jalan Besar (4 p.m. i; Div. 38, Blntang Bulan v Buklt Panjaug, Farrer Park: Cosmos v Halkowyu. Oeylang. Billiards Singapore three ball final YMCA. Orchard Road. Cricket MCA League, Singapore v105 words
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Article, Illustration440 1959-07-18 14 HAROLD SOU - HAROLD SOU MAN WHOSE NAME MEANS 'ADDED HAPPINESS 7 SAYS: WORK AS USUAL SPINSTER HE NEVER SAW LEAVES FORTUNE TO BRITON ADOPTED BY CHINESE FAMILY By Singapore, Fri SINGAPORE Englishman with a Chinese name has inherited about $300,000 from an elderly English spinster ho had never440 words
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Article27 1959-07-18 14 LONDON, Fri.— Courtaulds Limited, giant British synthetic textiles firm. have made a takeover bid for Gossard Holding Limited, makers 01 women's foundation garments.27 words
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Article21 1959-07-18 14 RALEIGH. Fri. An allwhite jury found a white exconvict guilty of raping an 11-year-old Negro girl but recommended mercy.21 words
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Article22 1959-07-18 14 NEW YORK. Fri. Blues singer Billle Holiday died in the Metropolitan Hospital after a long illness. She was 44.22 words
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164 1959-07-18 14 IN BRIEF THE KEMSLEY NEWS EMPIRE SOLD FOR 542 MILLION LONDON. Fri. Lord Kemsley announced today that he is selling his newspaper holdings to Canadian financier Roy Thomson for US$l4 million. The sale will dissolve one of Britain's biggest newspaper empires. The price covers the purchase of the Kemsley family164 words
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Article290 1959-07-18 14 LONDON STOCKS LONDON, Fri—Stock markets were looking brighter today, but this was more due to cessation of felling rather than a return on any Targe scale buying. Never'heless. cheap buyers were about and equities made a better showing. Steel shares were again favoured but closed below the best. Closing middle290 words
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Article35 1959-07-18 14 LONDON. Ftt Spot 28^id.. August 38% d.. September 28-',d.. Oct.-Dec. 284 d., I Jan.-Marcli 38 a td.. April-June 28>«d JulySept. 284 d., July c.l.f. unquoted. Aug. c.Lf. 28*4(1.. Sept. c.Lf. 284 d. Tone: Featureless.35 words
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Article19 1959-07-18 14 LONDON. FYi.—Buyers £792..; sellers £7934; Forward Buyers £790: sellers £7904: Settlement £7934. Turnover a.m. 130 tons, p.m. 55.19 words
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503 1959-07-18 14 ALL THE LATE SPORT SINGAPORE, Friday. |X)RMER Singapore junior champion Sharain Osman, made an impressive start In the Singapore tennis championships at Bras Basah Road today. Results of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships' preliminary round matches played at Bras Basah Road503 words
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Article113 1959-07-18 14 Fong wins the 400 m event SINGAPORE. Fri.— Fong Hot Beng won the first 400 metres Individual medley event whea more early finals of the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club championships were decided at Amber Road today. Second in the race was Scan Pong Pin with Tan Boon Chiau third. The113 words
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Article57 1959-07-18 14 SINGAPORE. Fri— Tan Kirn Song won the Singapore fourball billiards championship when he beat Teo Slew San 548—346 in the final at V.M.C.A. tonight. Tan Kirn Song made the highest break ol the match, with a score of 96. The S.B.A. thiee-bal! iinal« will be played57 words
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120 1959-07-18 14 HOVE (Sussex), Fri. Tne Indian cricketers' match against Sussex ended in a drew here today. Final scores: Indians 180 and 363 for five. Sussex 369. Other scores were: Southampton: Hampshire beat Lancashire by 234 runs. Hampshire 294 for six declared and 174120 words
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Advertisement238 1959-07-18 14 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMEHTS ■1, Wm4t BJI I Wintmum) BIRTH KUMARASINOAM: U. Jeyaletchumy and Chelllah Kumarasingam a son on 17th July at K.K. both well. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, DEATHS. ENGAGEMENTS. j» mf\ «>* minimum OF TWENTY ANNOUNCEMENTS. PERSONAL, MISSING ETC $10 J™|£ Jo l^ n ADDITIONAL SITUATIONS VACANT, VEHICLES FOR SALE, <f t238 words
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Advertisement38 1959-07-18 14 RECOGNISED EVERYWHERE bbhIhIBIU 'iif. V ff'ffff^^C /■Mitgr HfiWa^ ■■■I j. \"^sSHßSifiiEj#i i&i Wjssfci^^^ A familiar sight-Singapore's Y>JjjfcSjHgJ% busy water-Iron t— a 1< >ng w hicii M travels many a connoisseur whose choice oi cigarettes is ST4TE (XPRESS 55538 words
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