The Singapore Free Press, 31 July 1958
1958-07-31
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Title Section16 1958-07-31 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper *****. Slaftpa** Thursday, July 31, 1958. Price 15Cts16 words
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Article190 1958-07-31 1 Councils powers limited -Mayor -the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng at today's City Council meeting, called on the Government to decentralise its medical services •ip people in the villages. aid during his visiu to kampongs he had seen people stricken with diseases. The council, he added, was doing all it could190 words
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Article22 1958-07-31 1 ert Murphy, Pro Eisenhower's medal Lh? 1 l Amman 1 £om Beirut for ?r w "IS-"-"""" 1 and ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article18 1958-07-31 1 .ad, rubber fAb. opened in Sinthis mornini at 82 il me cent on c The tone18 words
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159 1958-07-31 1 Geneva in second week of August, Mac will reply BRITAIN'S reply to the Russian move to hold summit talks in Europe instead of New York is likely to be handed over in Moscow today. Mr. Harold Macmillan's answer to the latest letter from Mr. Nikita Khrushchev is expected by usuallyReuter - 159 words
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63 1958-07-31 1 1)OLICE last night counted nine dead and four injured from an explosion in a Tokyo fireworks factory where 40 workers were employed in an area of B little more than 4uo square feet The factory wa.s razed by blast and (iro. The same factory63 words
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108 1958-07-31 1 GREEK PREMIER'S 'HALT' PLEA TO CYPRIOTS I Mil ter 01 ctl ?n Promptly rol 1 loin with him c Earlier, Mr, Macmillan conferred for 50 minute* "t No. 10 Downing Street With Mr. Adnan Mcndcres. the Turkish Premier Mr. Menderei left by air for Turkey last niyht witf} out makingReuter; U.P.I. - 108 words
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Article188 1958-07-31 1 $30 MILLION U.S. LOAN FOR MALAYA Massive aid to finance Klang dock project rpHE UNITED STATES yesterday announced a US$lO,OOO,OOO ($30,000,000) loan to the Federation of Malaya for developing international seaport facilities in the North Klanp; Straits. The loan, made available from the United Stages Development Loan Fund, is repayable188 words
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102 1958-07-31 1 S'PORE -UK. DASH BY AIR WITH SICK WIFE MRS. Gwendoline Yernton, wife of an RAF warrant oilicer stationed at Taiping, arrived at London Airport from Singapore last night for an urgent cerebral operation. Four tourist class seats were removed from a BOAC Britannia so that a stretcher could be substitutedReuter - 102 words
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Article138 1958-07-31 1 'Kidnapped' man was with police WHEN Ong Kirn Soo, of Thomson Road. Singapore, heard shots and saw his brother's bicycle abandoned last night he dialled 959 and the Immediate Temporary Alarm system was set in operation. But the brother. Ong Kirn Che. was on his way to Paya Lebar Police138 words
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Article37 1958-07-31 1 jCOREIGN correspondents in Moscow were called to the Soviet Foreign g Office to receive "a document" last night (this morning Sinaaoore h H time). There was no indication as to the document's contents.- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article21 1958-07-31 1 The British cruiser Sheffield arrived at Valletta, Malta, yesterday with 300 men of Number 40 Commando from Cyprus. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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128 1958-07-31 1 BOMB BLAST IN AMMAN: $12,750 DAMAGE A TERRORIST bomb which exploded on Tuesday night in the British Council library in Amman, Jordan, caused damage estimated at €1,500 ($12,750), Council sources said yesterday. The London international telephone exchange cancelled all Press calls to Amman yesterday. It said the Jordan Government hadReuter - 128 words
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Article49 1958-07-31 1 r^HE Court oi Appeal L yesterday dismissed witn costs an appeal by the Seals Ballroom. Wnlver hamption, against the ledBiOn of R lower COUrt I'ctu I ing them at) interim in junction against the miwl Clana union which Is ftghi Ina it colour car ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Advertisement55 1958-07-31 1 Select dessert RASPBERRIES /^Ut£\ Select dessert STRAWBERRIES i /A *c) (^/®k7 Select dessert BLACKCURRANTS Select desert GOLDEN PLUM r j Picked by BAKED BEANS Foster KENTISH CHERRIES Clark Ltd Select fresh CARDEN PEAS M.iidstone Select fresh CARROTS Kent. Erwhnd PROCESSED PEAS Sole Agents SANDILANDS BUTTERY CO., LTD. Pen.irn, Sintj.iporo. Mcd.in,55 words
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Article352 1958-07-31 2 Chamoun sways hesitant Deputies 4 «ENER v. FUAD CHEHAB th I banese army chiel of 1 1 Bfl mcd assured last night ol election as the next Pre ;ideni by at least a two-t birds majority at a session ol Lebanese Parliament today. His election, regardedReuter - 352 words
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Article102 1958-07-31 2 4RMED British detectives A are acting as a bodyguard to Prince Hassan jf Jordan. 11-year-old brother of King Hussein. Prince Hassan began Ills holidays in London yesterday from Su m m c rfield School. Hastings, where he hag been a pupil for two years.Reuter - 102 words
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187 1958-07-31 2 Catholics called by Red to showdown meeting rpHE Polish Government has sunr Roman Catholic church leaders to urgent meeting Warsaw today i tol them they mv I the laws of the munist state. The Minister in chai church-state affairs closed yesterday t! government had called the first meeting in nearlyU.P.I. - 187 words
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142 1958-07-31 2 CURBS ON SALE OF BRITISH SHIPS ABROAD LIFTED 'piiE British Government yesterday announced the removal vi restrictions on the sale oi" certain British ships abroad. Mr. Harold Watkin.son. Minister of Transport, said In future he would <;ive a genera] .sanction permitting, with certain exceptions, the free transfer or mortgage ofReuter - 142 words
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78 1958-07-31 2 rnuHKisii police yesterday seized copies ol 1 tracts being distributed in some parts oi A:was announced. Contents of the tracts were not revealed. But •said they called for overthrow of the government revolution on the recent Iraq model. They were said to have beenU.P.I. - 78 words
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Advertisement230 1958-07-31 2 e /S c^ r t the smallest V^Ov v "Wms. M Wilh "Cioklen llearl» I lerna has created the L-\clusi\e waichwith a heart ol gold, the world's > J '^%^KKFS^BB^^F smallest selfwinding watch. For main \ears ihe revolutionary Eterna Matic ballbearing rotor vV*^W A^^f^ci^^t has been proving itself in ladies'230 words
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192 1958-07-31 3 BHtiSh M.P.s were jpeculatlng last night a possible ".snap" election in the autumn. Political quarters in Lonsaid this arose because of M r> A Hut lei's announcethai Parliament, which is tomorrow for the summer recess, will prorogue immediately it returns on Oct. l\>.Reuter - 192 words
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Article115 1958-07-31 3 A FOUNDRY worker who leaped Into a furnace containing whi t c hot metal and coke fumes to rescue a workmate was today awarded the London Doily Herald"s Order of Industrial Heroism. The award is often described as "the workers' Victoria Cross." Fred Marchant wasReuter - 115 words
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Article139 1958-07-31 3 L h NT-COLONEL J. H. Williams (above), '•Elenv.n a !V c BritiSh 14th A ™y kn^W as Comwan V~ d ed y est erday at Penzance, mßin T 67 Durin S the secol^ world war h rnnm^nded the only elephant company in the world. HeReuter - 139 words
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Article27 1958-07-31 3 Lieut. -General Claire Chennault, who led the "Flying Tigers* against the Japanese during the second world war, was buried in Arlington National Cemetery, yesterday. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article, Illustration81 1958-07-31 3 LANA-LEX BREAK-UP IS FINAL ACTRESS Lana Turner yesterday received her final divorce from Lex Barker, former film ♦Tarzan.' She had been given an interlocutory decree in July, 1957] on her testimony that Barker tried to "force feed" her when she did not want breakfast and that he struck her inReuter - 81 words
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Article39 1958-07-31 3 Loaders of the National Union of Mineworkers yesterday submitted now wage claims for 700.000 members. It is estimated the claim involves £30 million a year, equal to three shillings a ton on coal prices. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article95 1958-07-31 3 OWITZERLAND has expcllkJ ed a Czech diplomat at 24 hours' notice for spying, the Government disclosed in Berne yesterday The diplomat, Jaroslav Antos. third Secretary at the legation, was reported last night to have made contact with a Swiss army Lieutenant who had fallen inReuter - 95 words
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Article76 1958-07-31 3 MARGARET GOES ON TO TORONTO rpHREE THOUSAND people A were at Prince Albert airport, Saskatchewan, to say farewell to Princess Margaret when she left by air for Toronto yesterday. Earlier, the Princess had arrived there by helicopter from Wakesiu, ;>. resort town in North Sasketchewan, and had visited a typicalReuter - 76 words
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Article46 1958-07-31 3 An aluminium statue ol O| the Virgin Mary which stood for 54 years on the 13,245- foot giant's tooth peak of Mont Blanc has fallen 3,000 feet and buried itself in a glacier, two Alpine guldei said in Cottfmayeur. Italy, yesterday.- ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article53 1958-07-31 3 One: of every seven babies born last year In Chel&ea socialite and artistic quarter Oi London was illegitimate. This was disclosed in the annual report by the local medical officer of health presented to Chelsea Council last night. Of a total 738 live births, 105Reuter - 53 words
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Advertisement141 1958-07-31 3 LEONARD forirtWHlir' hBhRV^K j^s?9^.<v-'*^>>' J r^ Model L 86 H. Capacity 8.6 cv. ft. Frozen Food Chest: Capacity 29 lbs. Singapore List Price: $995/Less 10?o for cash or Easy Budget Terms Available. Singapore Dealers. ALLIANCE RADIO SERVICE, 53. East Coast Road. BROADWAY RADIO CO.. 259 Joo Chi.it Road. CHENC RADIO141 words
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240 1958-07-31 4 The Singapore Free Press Thursday, July 31, 1958. Opinion Surprise air attack /COMMUNIST Chinese fighters in one ot their rare appearances are reported '.o have -shot down two Nationalist Chinese bombers patrolling over the Formosa Strait. So rarely indeed has Peking used any of its known sizeable force of Russian-made240 words
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Article, Illustration1162 1958-07-31 4 Desert kings cannot afford to stop oil to West Industrial expert BERNARD HARRIS answers the question HOW SAFE IS BRITAIN'S PETROL? 4S you Oil up your fax today you may 'v;i'cii he slowly moviii' pointer on 'nr dial oi the petrol pump wiUi mild foreboding, you may remember that i1,162 words
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Article146 1958-07-31 4 Beachcomber - Beachcomber mJNK in abysmal Ignorance, i had not rea Itoed that I special Art Ol Parliament (within iti own meaning) li need* d to allow an v stuiTcd animal to i)«. removed from the Natural History Mil cum. iii view r >f the long wai ing li.st.146 words
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Advertisement18 1958-07-31 4 Superb I tilui* f f 1 PERFECT DIAMOND RINGS JL U.S.deSILVA Jewellers 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE Telephone: *****18 words
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Advertisement74 1958-07-31 4 Airline J DESKS? Vf I HERE are the new "Airline" t desks with the modern stream V lined drawer V pulls. All the M^^^fltfMHMßHMHll^^^^^Hii^^M^^^^nti^H!tf l V edges and comers 1 of the desks are &HHH^ 1 rounded and they W*» J I are supported «jgpt |f|HP^ re? B|: by convenient74 words
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202 1958-07-31 5 Price cut doesn't stop slump in Chinese bicycles ntmiESE bicyclei are waning in D^DODUlarity In the Malayan mark ??despitc a 25 per cent drop in I)r t v' r 8 wave of enthusiasm local merchants, mainly Chinese, moort< t.300 bicycles from China last year. Only 20 bicycles aye been imported202 words
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69 1958-07-31 5 130S'PORE STUDENTS STUDYING IN U.K. THERE Singapore tudying In j B: arcordased by 1 iioner General's c.y.ee. from the 210 in mi Hong X an< .511 from India Mte Bi •sh univer ities Study arts itudents ref. 1 dai British univerJ 6.971 are ountries in tho with 11 P»a >c69 words
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90 1958-07-31 5 By ambulance IK I titer, PrinI ►intJ Baud, I ny to haw I evere I in I rtburg, Weal I or four I !l <ii Arabian I 11 .aid I litlon I 1 alight after a firework oxplosion, was not .serious.Reuter - 90 words
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Article, Illustration52 1958-07-31 5 picture British film star Anne Heywood had to get used to water when they cast her for the starring role opposite Howard Keel in "Moods of Pear*' But Anno couldn't swim. A COlirse of lessons fixed that— and here* Anne, Quite hippy a( beini in tlirReuter - 52 words
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Article29 1958-07-31 5 The larg) si balloon ever built exploded in the air At Crosby. Minnesota, vostrrday during an Attempt to .sot a nrw altitude rernrd ReuterReuter - 29 words
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240 1958-07-31 5 'DON'T SPIT' DRIVE BEGINS AT MASS TALK T* H E anti spitting campaign will get into full stride tomorrow with a mass health meeting at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The Mayor. Mr. Ong Eng Guan, will preside. This will be the first of five mass meetings scheduled to be held240 words
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Article23 1958-07-31 5 The House voted yesterday to U8525,000-a--year pensions to former presidents Harry S. Truman and Herbert C. Hoover and all future ex-presidents.23 words
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230 1958-07-31 5 THE Mayor, Mr. Ong En* Guan. has denied an Education Ministry charge that he was trying to turn schools ihs centres for political propaganda in conjunction with the city council's anti spitting campaign. The Minister of Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, said on230 words
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Advertisement155 1958-07-31 5 SffVRHHi HI JUSt 071 C BiiaitiflM lijl capsule a day HI i II MULTIh 'gh potency i SJlßm^vrß^ m MII%T4J FORMULA j |W\ I I i%jTlli^% THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. 3? RATFLES PLACE ft SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE ARCADE. ORCHARD RD.' :v v j imMßf ,="J£2lL et^^ recording tape ■MS P155 words
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Advertisement69 1958-07-31 6 Less tars More taste They said it couldn't be done a cigarette with such Bfl Impi filter with such exciting t, Bu] LGr M did it! L Ml patentee filtering process electrostaticill' places extra filtering fibres CFOfS-wi to the stream of smoke enabling today's L M to yju puff by69 words
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Miscellaneous258 1958-07-31 6 "jVi F WviiK by Sydney Jordan tWHOejEFFWATCHES FROM BELOW, THE PATROL SIGNAL V^ > O^ OUR GUVS MAS AtnOOt MEABS THB MARTIANS' HIOCOLJT. RCPL.V TO GIVK -I GO.VJS IMTO A 4A40 CAUS CW TW^AI TO SUKCEINOCR SURREMOiR A LITTLE T "A 4 TRAWCE 6ASO4W6 ayiMiijm. CALL/ CO FAR, OOLOWPt THtit258 words
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Miscellaneous454 1958-07-31 6 4 t g m 1 IIOKN today, you have a tremetldoi O apacity for work, yet you i. 3 v t eally bad case oi "gypsy foot and like to be on the move. All}:, you wander where you will, you eem to accumulate wealth and succes r you go454 words
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Article182 1958-07-31 7 LONDON, July :io. Previous Today H i u>>||: ls l Av 23 buyers l'3 1 buy« Eu |(< 1 x 23 >, sellers 23)' sellers v,, j,t. l' 3 i buyers 23' buyers 23'_- sellers 23 sellers so i RSS Bpri 23Vi buyers 23»< buyers iulll> J3'182 words
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Article84 1958-07-31 7 NEW ORK, Julj 30. Previous Today 95.75 nom. !>j.i nomUN futurt's i Sept. 95.00 buyers 95.00 buyers 95.75 sellers 95.87 sellers Oct. 94.87 buyers 9187 buyers 55.75 sellers 95.87 sellers TOM <• I SALES: Nil < si pt. 27.70 buyers 27.95 buyers 27.85 sellers 28.05 sellers N84 words
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Article32 1958-07-31 7 NEW YORK. July 30. Previous Todiv Austria s cfti iq cnj !0 Railroads ffi-g c Bonds I! 8i) 85 BpBo8 p 8 o SI ks composite Avenges mf 832 words
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Article55 1958-07-31 7 'ot and awaiting •JB-, to t August shipment and f. Lampong spot >c 28':.. afloata first hall August 1 prices quoted shipment 27 27 elf. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spol and, awaiting release 44, afloats 43 to 41. and first half August shipment 40. 39 tit. sellers, exdock.55 words
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Article85 1958-07-31 7 f f l>l Philippines <• i.f. ck JJJ2 U1 OT delivered ,i; !f ton .'uly/.\u R (< >V Straila if. i'. K North :i Porta delivered N OIL crude Straits s*r ioSr?oTs«r rti to buik f( ;Vf 1Nl! <)M "'-^"Crylon Earopean ports in bulk °nj| ton85 words
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Article164 1958-07-31 7 tock mar- rally presentquiet and irreguwith yesterday tomato 1101 lnsu i aclen any definite re trained approaching holi- end of account. 1 tonal situation mewhai abscure outlook, Wall 1 reaction unhi »ful fac sei uritiea and closed tl mall lo 11 bond and i»aii< bS» dSSB lowerReuter - 164 words
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167 1958-07-31 7 MAN KILLED WHEN ELEPHANTS RUN WILD IN STREETS t^ive enraged elephants went on a tour- hour rampage through the streets of Mexico City yesterday, killing one man and spreading panic and destruction. The elephants, destined for a zoo, escaped from their trainers at the railway station and stampeded through theReuter - 167 words
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Article, Illustration112 1958-07-31 7 MR. EE SOON HOWE, President of the Singapore Rotary Club, Rave a dinner party to visiting Rotarians at the Shaw Brothers' residence. Queen Astrid Park, last night. Free Tress picture shows: (from left, seated) Mr. IVI. Lead- better (New Zealand). Mr. C. A. Larsen (South Africa). Mr.112 words
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174 1958-07-31 7 Aircraft delivery delays hit B.O.A.C. rwsiiE United States rec< 1 sion and delays in the delivery of the Brifiti I Britannia helped to brlrii la.st year's profits by British Overseas Airways Corporation down to 6129, 122 sterling. The annual report published in London today says tin. profit was turned Into174 words
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Advertisement71 1958-07-31 7 €mifts of Silver and E.P.N.S. Ware for the House TEA COFFEE SETS ENTREE DISHES OVENPROOF CASSEROLE DISHES CAKE BASKETS SALVERS SAUCE BOATS, etc. 20 BATTERY ROAD fa/th/* A-S'PORE-1. PHONE *****. m I bA osicelp»»^ i i &iH (Q TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD 1 I O 173 CECIL STREET SINGAPORE I I71 words
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Miscellaneous93 1958-07-31 7 2lll!lllllll!lllllllll)lltlllfllllllllll£ I SINGAPORE I IHICH TIDES! TODAY: 11.52 a.m. and E 11.08 p.m. TOMORROW: 1123 E p.m. and 11.17 p.m. z: E SATURDAY: 12.50 p.m. E SUNDAY: 0.25 a.m. E E and 1.18 p.m. E MONDAY. 104 a.m. and 1.45 p.m. E TUESDAY: 1.42 am. E and 2.15 p.m. E93 words
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Miscellaneous114 1958-07-31 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. Lunchtime Concerts 1.30 Time Siyiuil and News: 1.46 Men Only; 2.00 Close Down: 3..">7 Schools Broadcast 5.0(1 calling All Hospitals, pro tented by Maisie Concelcao; GOO Hellu Children; 6.30 On the Beat; tu.* Lights On, <; r>3 Announcement* and Singapore Share Market Report; 700 Time114 words
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7497 1958-07-31 8 YOUR GUIDE TO FOR AT PENANG RACES CH)LLOWING are all the linrses eniercil for the IVnang Turf Club August Hank Holiday Meeting: CLASS ONE ai>LL/\ll>l. MAh B] \i mh: (13 itartedj 1 1 »b r p b '< ;i 1 :i. v-li (Dim/ 1 3 iit iMltchellj c i 17,497 words
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Article, Illustration2329 1958-07-31 10 PELHAM GROOM - A CLUE THAT WENT DOWN THE DRAIN PELH AM GROOM Another Latiff Story by Hfvwi him !i i mi j ij i i fy&gm^&m AS WE WANED for someone to answer the doc tor's door bell I tried to scrape some of the laterite from my shoes. The house from2,329 words
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Article, Illustration470 1958-07-31 11 UP, BOYS, AND AT 'EM! ACROSS THE BRIDGE One of the last obstacles of the course is the plank runway, pictured right. An instructor keeps a sharp eye on the youngsters as they double across the bridge. On the left Second Lieut. Russell checks a lad on the Ropi Walk470 words
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370 1958-07-31 12 ASIA'S business leaders have shelved (he idea of an Asian common market and, instead, pressed for regional co-operation aimed at strengthening the economic fabric of each individual nation. At a session in Manila of the Commission on Asian and Far EasternU.P.I. - 370 words
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Article215 1958-07-31 12 4 CEYLONESE delegate suggested the crea- tion of a "development savings bank" at v session of the Commission on Asian and Far Eastern Affairs of the International Chamber of Commerce. Mr. C. Loganathan chairman of Ceylon's national council of the International Chamber of Commerce, made theU.P.I. - 215 words
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Article53 1958-07-31 12 mHE Vietnam Press Agen--1 cy in Saigon said the Communists of North Vietnam were misusing family postcards. They were sending them to officers oi the administration In South Vietnam Inscribed with Communist propaganda, the agency said, The Smith Vietnam Oovernmeni had pn itested to the [nternatinal ControlReuter - 53 words
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Article33 1958-07-31 12 Three Soul h Korean pro- ors win arrive in England early this month to tudy at Engll; h univer- iii' 1 ;»t the invitation of the United Kingdom Govf'ttiliieii! ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article16 1958-07-31 12 A Jakarta report says rebel dead in West Sumatra now total 480. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 16 words
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240 1958-07-31 12 U.S. and Canada promise aid to Japan lAPANKSK business J and government circles said the United m States and Canada have unofficially of- fered to help Japan meet serious Com- J munist Chinese in- i roads in South -East B Asian trade. m These circles said I these offers ofU.P.I. - 240 words
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191 1958-07-31 12 RED CHINA NOW AGAIN WOOING H.K. FISHERMEN C COMMUNIST Chinese in > fishing ports adjacent to Hone Konii are once again attempting to lure Chinese fishermen of that British Colony into joining Red-sponsored fishermen's co-operatives. According to a spokesman of the Hong Kong fishing industry the bait the Reds areU.P.I. - 191 words
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Article47 1958-07-31 12 rpHE Peking New China a News Agency said the early rice crop now being harvested in Red China appear to be the biggest in Chinese history. The Communist Chinese newi agency said the crop estimated at 40 million tons or double the bumper47 words
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279 1958-07-31 12 JAPAN hopes to build a small experim* nta] sh propelled by an imported atomic reactor f enable her to master building and operatin techniques before the nuclear anc Ucom? established in world shipping. Many officials >and engineers in Japan say that this isReuter - 279 words
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Article77 1958-07-31 12 "wo top South Vietnm police officials, Capt Van Huynh and l wi t£! ye 1 q Van Thuan S me 1 .6. /o; o year k study police wethrti said in Philadelphia thct when mt C h i Mren. exposed to We it em' movies, run around Saigon streets annoyingU.P.I. - 77 words
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Article45 1958-07-31 12 INDIA'S EXPORTS DECLINED R5.280 MILLION (MSI77 MILLION' DURING THE QUARTER ENDING JUNE 30 AS COMPARED WITH THE SAME PERIOD THE PREVIOUS YEAR. IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF THIS YEAR THERE WAS A FALL OF RS 250 MILLION iMSIfIV 500,000 MILLION I IN EXPORT EARNINGS U.P.I.U.P.I. - 45 words
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Article42 1958-07-31 12 Radio Peking rci orted that the dykes along the lower reaches of the Yellow River wer 0 holding linn despite the river's litest water cres< in recent years. Chinas other major rivers the xanjtse. llwai and Pearl-«t still below the line U.P.I.U.P.I. - 42 words
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Article29 1958-07-31 12 One of the largest and am beautiful estates In i» Ottawa area known j Waterstone Is to De to the Japan( G< vern ment for use tl! bassy. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article40 1958-07-31 12 V Cambodian Premier PrJ Norodinn Siha < *J dared in Pgom m friendship With w v f, despite the fact that nation has officially f ij cognised Com niU m China. He rc</- rtc i nations policy oj neW lity. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 40 words
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Article24 1958-07-31 12 n* A Soviet-Japam- c ship evening W8 llCia f i the Moscow Par ture and Re those attending r members of \hr Embassy. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article102 1958-07-31 12 |>RESIDENT Sukarno told a para-military youth meeting In Jakarta that Imperialist criclei are still attempting to dominate US/ the Indonesian Antara News Agency reported Dr. Sukarno did not Hn- boiatc on his reference to the "imperialist, circles. but Minister Wahib Wahab. reading a speech writtenU.P.I. - 102 words
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Article, Illustration791 1958-07-31 13 ROBERT OTTAWAY - ROBERT OTTAWAY By ADMIRE MARILYN MONROE,' SAYS VIRGINIA McKENNA I 1 McKcnna. jonsidei Ever sinee -AnNeagle oi ttt>(i llUl ot l!u iM jutting brigade, Mlsa •Keniu (once known W select few as "Ginny 1 t who now dares?) bas become our leading791 words
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Article306 1958-07-31 13 ONE CITY HAS THE SECRET By JOY MATTHEWS oil FAT YOU WHO DECR\ THE SACK! I REPORT FROM THE ONE CITY IN THE WORLD THAI 1 IS SHOWING THAT SEX AND THE SACK CAN WALK TOGETHER. The Roman girls have taken those Straight, dumpy affairs and turned them into the306 words
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Article132 1958-07-31 13 Tr y mussels this way Ms. lh< u;<v into COCktail parties; mushe lit* Ih i Wlth tenons sauces hot or cold. "Pedal m n<IUS OlWi I had weiy served with a i "»»*'sr sauce, and the host kindly gave own special recipe:— i((1) k Hi, ■mussels in a court bouillon132 words
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Article65 1958-07-31 13 M I ARKES. 20. of Brierley Hill, StaffordlS |)(I lt a free week's holiday at "Of her skill at football. She is 7';' 11 s top woman «oal-scorer. 'vei -two years she has scored nearly Hnmlv Angle, for which sho plays one of (he best women's65 words
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Article134 1958-07-31 13 On* 1 oi the members of the Chesham. Bucking* namshire a.t.c. Squadron is a girl believed to be the only one among the 35,000 cadets in Britain. Jenny George, aged 17, of Chesham, Is a member of tht Corps pipe band Bhe has been134 words
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Article288 1958-07-31 13 Put your taste to test "ITS the sauce that makes the dish" is a phrase that's often true Most good cooks are the grillery kind today and now wherever the food is good it is dripping with butter. And that does not Just mean the butter it was cooked in.288 words
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Article80 1958-07-31 13 riuvo boxes of kipperi are 1 beliiß taken to the Housr <if Commons tot presentation (o l.ad.v Tweedsmuir, \i.i\ for South Aberdeen. One box is from Berwick and th r other from North Shields. They will be handed to Lady I weeds inuir at the entrance to80 words
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Article364 1958-07-31 14 WORCS CRASH HAMPSHIRE so«, ii showed ii g Worcester cro w <l \('stci(l;iv just why they are topping tin* English county erickel championship t'lhlr Worcestershire were pul out for 130 by mid afternoon and by the close of play Hampshire had made certain of first inningsReuter - 364 words
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Article84 1958-07-31 14 rpiiE Singapore Amateur X Boxing Association's open youth championships began lasi night at the Great World. Twelve bouts were held and produced lots of action. Results were: BOYS Alom (preliminary); Goh Yong Seng (SAS) beat Ahmad Othmaii iKatoiit') r.s.f. in Ist; I.im Guan Boh (SAS) beat Jan pir84 words
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Article85 1958-07-31 14 JUNIORS Mosquito (Quarter-final) William Wee (Queen Street) beat Andrew Kong <SAS>; Mohd. Ali bin Ahmad (P. Bukum) beat Freddy Tan <T. Bahrii) r.s.f. in Ist; Ted Ynsopf (P. Panjany; beat Richard Toh (T. Bahru). SENIORS Feather (preliminary): Sinai bin Abu (Katong) beat, Scow Whee Thlang (Police);85 words
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Article157 1958-07-31 14 rpWO wins gained Mr. H. J J- Joel .£4,376 in prize money yesterday at Goodwood. Major Portion won 1*2.658 in the- Sussex Stakes, and Predominate 11,718 In the Goodwood Stakes. Six-year-old Predominate. expertly ridden by Eph Smith, was an easy winner. Smith brought his mountReuter - 157 words
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Article, Illustration104 1958-07-31 14 Matt Bush y (right), the Scottish manager of Manchester United and a casualty of the Munich plane crash, shows his C.B.E. to his wife Jean and his 22--year-old son Alexander, after the Investiture held by the Queen Mother at Buckingham Palace. Busby received the award for his104 words
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Article72 1958-07-31 14 The City Council has specified the roads to be used by the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association for a cycling speed trial to be held on Sunday between 6.30 a.m. and 9 a.m. The roads which will be used are Nicoll Highway Col Iyer Quay, Boon Tat72 words
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Article68 1958-07-31 14 OOLICE beat Cus- toms 10-4 yester- clay at Thomson Road S 5 in the Government Ser- vices junior knockout 5 competition. S C The match was a 5 replay. 1 5 In anolher replay at pi Serangoon Road, Tan Tock Scnif Hospital beat Jurong Club 5-0.68 words
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Article42 1958-07-31 14 The French Rugby Union team met the heaviest defeat of their South African tour yesterday in Wellington. Cape Province, losing 38-8 to a Combined Western Province. Boland and South-Western Districts XV. The Combined side led 22-3 at half-time ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article268 1958-07-31 14 Results were: 100 yds: l. Pte. Harun (Army) Cpl. Shaari (.Army). 3. SAC Owe di AF), 10.3 sec; 280 yds: 1. pj Harun (Army), l 1 Cpl Shaa (Army), 3. "sac: Owen iRAF 23.35 ec; 440 yds: 1 Lt. Walta (Army), 2. Pte. Bakar (Army), i268 words
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Article22 1958-07-31 14 ARMY athletes ser four of the five records at the Singapore Inter Services championships ending yesterday at Farrer Park.22 words
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Article76 1958-07-31 14 In the team scoring Army were first with 168 points. Royal Air Force scored 107. Records were by: Cpl. A. Thompson I Army) long jump (21ft 9in), hop step and jump (45 ft. 4i in.). Sgt. J." Sergeant (Army) 880 yards (lmin. 59.4sec>. Cpl. J. M.76 words
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Article113 1958-07-31 14 MANAGERS < tj Moscow Torpefl Football Club as vel as officials of the Stai Sports Committee tiai had to answer for tn conduct of Edoua Streltsov, 21-year-w Russian soccer Idol :e cently gaoled i<>»" years on a charm rape th "Although we were on* eve of113 words
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Miscellaneous191 1958-07-31 14 riJ (ROSS n Nevada girl (3). a They might be «rackeri but ha writer inside out of tney are not m;id (9). doors? (4 3) Masterful boy about a 16 Cult without cash (3; 0 i i:"' 1 18 Btaf( <> f perplexity in B iJi.i a rooliah person at191 words
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568 1958-07-31 15 ALLAN LEWIS - BARLINNIE A WINNER ON THIS GALLOP ALLAN LEWIS t-.ii*s MORNING'S TRAINING GALLOPS ON PENANG TRACK fh ■^jJijß'^ JftjJN 1 1 POH WONDER t< i iss I a jja •linnii 1 i cMiins >>. arc Manning m entries for tling blurting on uitlay, flowed K form < ;l1 ie Illlu'i 'I'568 words
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Article90 1958-07-31 15 WHNNI v \i;ni i:. the England left-arm spin ouirr. is being released > Yorkshire ountj CriePt Club at the end o! this rf°n as parl of a teamplding policy. ig to the Clifford oi the r: mmitd young n tii/' d that ffif released." lon came orkshire'a matchReuter - 90 words
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Article251 1958-07-31 15 Peter May shows his brilliance A NOTHER collapse by the New Zealanders, followed by a brilliant innings from Peter May, placed Surrey in a dominating position on the opening day of the threeday match at the Oval yesterday. The New Zealanders were shot out for 54 in two hours, SurreyReuter - 251 words
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Article, Illustration39 1958-07-31 15 picture. Judy Grinham kisses the gold medal she received for winning the 110 yards backstroke final at the British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Cardiff. Judy set a new world record time of lmin. ll.Hsec.— ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article, Illustration34 1958-07-31 15 MM AUGUST ISSUE ON SALE NOW IN THIS ISSUE GET YOUR COPY NOW A GIRL BECOMES A BUDDHIST NUN SOPHIA LOREN- BRIDE AND WIDOW THE POISONER WHO GOT AWAY TOURISM ON THE EAST COAST34 words
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Article448 1958-07-31 16 Bagdad Pact states plot ne aggression' Soviet outbun RUSSIA last night promised that "pence loving peoples" would come to the aid of any Arab country which fell victim to new acts of aggression "being plotted" by the Bagdad Pact Powers. At the same time448 words
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Article22 1958-07-31 16 Sir William Luce, Governor of Aden, said on his arrival at London Airport that the protectorate was "much quieter." ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article86 1958-07-31 16 UN DELEGATE MARIAN ANDERSON ■pHE U.S. Senate yesterday approved President Eisenhower's appointment* to the U.S. delegation to the United Nation's General Assembly. The delegation includes famed Negro contralto Marian Anderson as an alternate delegate. The appointments continue through Dec. 31. Confirmed as delegates were U.N. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.,U.P.I. - 86 words
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206 1958-07-31 16 Her love overcame frontiers, police, oceans I A YOUNG Yugoslav A woman was reunited with her husband in San Francisco yesterday after a two-year quest in which she broke both her legs and stowed away twice on ocean liners. Mrs. Mira Stijakovics, 21, flew to the arms of her husband,U.P.I. - 206 words
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Article40 1958-07-31 16 iwu city trolleys jammed with homeward bound workers collided on roundins a curvp at the height of the evening; rush hour in Newark, New Jersey, ye terday. Newark hospitals reported an estimated 45 injured U.P.I.U.P.I. - 40 words
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139 1958-07-31 16 BRITAIN, US ABOUT TO RECOGNISE IRAQ GOVT. BRITAIN us expected to recognise the I new Iraqi Republican I Government within the I next 48 hours, it is learned in London. The United States, too, will follow suit. Washington o t'fi cia 1 s said last night, but probably after aReuter; U.P.I. - 139 words
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183 1958-07-31 16 OUEEN WILL WATCH TWO OF HER HORSES RACE TODAY QUEEN ELIZABETH, now c convalescing after a three-week attack of catarrhal sinusitis, is to attend the Goodwood horse racing meeting today and tomorrow, it was learned last night, The Queen will leave Buckingham Palace today for Arundcl Castle the home ofReuter - 183 words
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153 1958-07-31 16 A TOTAL of 250 Britons and 700 Americans, mainly women and children, had flown out of Iraq by last night in special charter planes under repatriation schemes organised through the embassies in Bagdad. A British Embassy spokesman said last night that a153 words
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