The Singapore Free Press, 17 June 1959
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Title Section14 1959-06-17 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS *o. l SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1959. 15 I N14 words
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Opinion
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Article16 1959-06-17 1 A union boss hits out bus do of the he l> t he I too ood16 words
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Article438 1959-06-17 1 Only slender chance that Geneva negotiations can continue Gromyko W likely to Western final offer on Berlin agreements tuv t.ts mu t? ,t- GENEVA, Wednesday. |ith late of the Foreign Ministers' conference hangs on the Soviet answer this afternoon to the West's "final offer plan forReuter - 438 words
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74 1959-06-17 1 Thanks from a father whose son is home again MR. VASHDEVMAL NANKANI, father of a 16-year-old Indian boy who disappeared last Saturday, thanked the Free Press last night for helping him trace his son. He said that his son. Kishin. who had lost his way, was found by police in74 words
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168 1959-06-17 1 'ALARMING THREAT BY REDS US INDONESIA' NEW YORK, Wed. The Communist campaign to take over Indonesia has made "alarming advances" in the last four years an American journalist said yesterday in a report from Jakarta. Mr. Ernest K. Lindley, senior editor of Newsweek magazine, added, however, that he saw hopefulU.P.I. - 168 words
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Article, Illustration73 1959-06-17 1 TWO medical students at Queen's University in Belfast returned to Singapore by Comet this morning for a holiday. Mr. Wong Kin Choy, 22, (right) is from Kuala Lumpur. His friend, Mr. Lee Man Hien. 21, is from Ipoh. They said that though they went to the same73 words
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75 1959-06-17 1 THUGS SEIZE $2,400 IN ROAD HOLD-UP ARMED thugs sluie 52.400 and a watch and ring worth $110 in a hold-up In Nicoll Highway. Singapore, at 7 p.m. yesterday. A motorist reported to the police that as he was about to start his parked car another car drove up and blocked75 words
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Article137 1959-06-17 1 Father gets custody of girl LEAVING FOR > HONG KONG J T ONDON, Wed. A High Court judge yesterday i ejected a mother's plea and ruled that three-year-old Rosemary Brandt should be allowed to fly to Hong Kong with her father. He had been asked to decide which of Rosemary'sReuter - 137 words
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145 1959-06-17 1 PICKETS OUT: POLICE IN KERALA HOLD 163 TRIVANDRUM. Wednesday. \fORE THAN 500 people yesterday 1?1 picketed Government offices and educational institutions as agitation against the State's Communist Government continued for the fifth day. Twelve people have been killed since the "non-violent" campaign to oust the Government began last week. According145 words
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Article41 1959-06-17 1 Bus shelter collapses A concrete bus shelter in Irwell Bank, off River Valley Road, Singapore, collapsed on the pavement last night. The cause is believed to have been rain water running down the drain behind the shelter and softening the foundations.41 words
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Article30 1959-06-17 1 Italian police have been ordered to keep a close watcn on Algerian residents in Italy during the state vLsit next week of President de Gaulh* of France.- ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article25 1959-06-17 1 COLOMBO, Wed. The Indian President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, was given a rousing welcome yesterday on his arrival for a six-day state visit.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 25 words
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Article116 1959-06-17 1 M I SI. IMS in Singapore can have their sacrificial animals slaughtered in City Council abattoirs free of charge for three days from today to celebrate Hari Raya Haji. The Council has also issued a number of permits to Muslims to slaughter animals in their own homes.116 words
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Article, Illustration84 1959-06-17 1 Regular visitors: 'We never tire of S'pore' THIS Indonesian fa- mily left for Medan this morning after a short I holiday in Singapore. I I "We never get tired of I I Singapore," said Mr Aziz Lubis. an executive of j Z Caltex in Pekan Bahru I in Sumatra. He84 words
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101 1959-06-17 1 800 give blood to help one little girl LONDON, Wed lore than 800 i..ivc sampi here yegeons find blood to save I three-year-old girl. Susan Bourqu she has a hole-in-t ri< -I operation here toi' Susan, whose Eathei serving with the I Canadian Air I Saarbrucken. Wcmany, needs anly 12Reuter - 101 words
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Article14 1959-06-17 1 Owner of crash car 'critical' T<KE 1 car which in I. pon kiilii Bni14 words
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Advertisement41 1959-06-17 1 .FEEDRITE a the wonder baby Seeder! J~\ ~7T Keeps milk warm right to the end of the feed. Anti colic teat comes in a variety of shape*. B9m From most good dealers and FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd. RAFFLES PLACE. ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE.41 words
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Advertisement12 1959-06-17 1 The Free Press wishes its Muslim readers I SELAMAT HARI RAYA! j12 words
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Advertisement70 1959-06-17 1 f>fDv/d<na a famous t flH^^B Aocuiux System r~^~ f (Jf ESBIB B vftißßikiSiHHßfll uortor SM*an I H rt I /^fl ■llkvr>7/J '«*-«»i^*» «A +^m m BELOW IS A CROSS SECTION SHOWING THE INTERIOR OF THE ACCULUX I Wm v i THE ACCULUX SYSTEM ADDS A NEW DIMENSION TO LIGHT TECHNIQUE.70 words
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10 1959-06-17 2 S. Korea to honour Japan contracts FJD FKLDJFLKDF LDKJ FLKD10 words
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Article13 1959-06-17 2 JFDK FKDLFDJF LKDJ FLKD F DFJ LKDJF LKDJFL DF13 words
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Article130 1959-06-17 2 Rubber stopper killed baby \i ill;. I) who was left in the care of her Did -i^ier died alier swallc rul>hipper. a Singapore i v ield jresterllu- iiiqur-l u.^ on .mth-old Jnmirata binte Buang, who died in t: Hospital after swallowed Ihe stoppr; Buang told the t she I to130 words
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191 1959-06-17 2 KL syndicate 's bid to buy Bukit Rajah estate fails LONDON. Wednesday. X'EGOTIATIONS between the Federal Rubber Es- tate Syndicate Ltd., of Kuala Lumpur and Bukit Rajah Rubber Company with regard to the I Bukit Rajah estate have ended without fluent being reached. This was announced in London yesterday byReuter - 191 words
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Article148 1959-06-17 2 DUTCH BANK FORECASTS HARD TIMES AMSTERDAM. Wednesday. DIFFICULT times are seen ahead lor tf tionale Handelsbank as a rrsult of policy of the Indonesian Government of taking over Dutch concerns, according: to the 1958 annual report of the bank issued here. Net profit for 1958 at 2.057,738 guild* ly lower148 words
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Article84 1959-06-17 2 JAP EXPORTS DROP $757 MIL. rKYO. Wed.— The Japanese Ministry of Trade announced yesterday that the value of Japan's exports in May totalled U.S. 3252.230.000 < about 5757 mil.), representing a decline ol 3.7 per cent from April but an increase of 1.3 per cent compared with May, 1958. The84 words
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15 1959-06-17 2 U.K. rejects plea for curbs on imports of H'Kon g gloves FDK FKJDFKD FKDLJF ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article115 1959-06-17 2 LONDON. Wednesday. THE London stock markets ended the account on a and irregular note but the undertone re- satisfactory. Movements in prices illy small but falls predominated on a litad of account selling. unties were be easier in the sb support al-::ort-dated stocks where changed.115 words
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Article79 1959-06-17 2 Tanjong Tin to double capital I ONDOX. Wed. Tanjon? J Pin Dredging Ltd. is to increase the issucapital, according r sent to shareI erday. director.^ recommend E Ki0.833 lO.s. from the company's general reserve ount be capitalised, and d in paying up in lull 743.334 shares of ss. each. The79 words
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Article113 1959-06-17 2 U.K. TO RAISE EXPORT GUARANTEES LONDON. Wed.— The British Government yesterday made a bid to help the naoverseas trade by raising the financial limits set on public funds which underIte trading risks. The Export Guarantees Bill, published last night, increases from €750 million to 1,000 million the total liability onReuter - 113 words
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Article163 1959-06-17 2 LONDON. June 16. PreTious Today RUBBER No. 1 RS> c.i.f. European 28 buyers unquoted ports June No sellers buyers 28 b. July 284 sellers 28 .sellers buyers 28 buyers RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 28 sellers 28 RI'BBFR No. 1 RSS Settlement 274 buyers 284 bu House163 words
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Article65 1959-06-17 2 Kl \V YORK. June 16 Previous. Today TIN' Mraits >pot 104.75 nom 104 I TIN* futures >traits Contract .luh 101.62 buyers ***** sellers 103 Sept 101.50 bo 101 62 buyers 103.50 sellers 108.62 sellers TONE: Quiet. SALES: MI. RUBBER: Futures Jul* 33.80 buyers 33.85 sellers 34.65 >e.65 words
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Article17 1959-06-17 2 v M Industrials 20 Railroads lit Domssti, Bonds J'» I tiln 65 Mocks Compsj17 words
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Article65 1959-06-17 2 COI'RX IMulippun- I K Nortli I urupran poi turisht p«T Ion;; ton COPK Straitv <il IK I- uropean ports dt-livtnd I per long ti>n Jun- I CO( DM I OIL crude SI FinptH jwrts in bulk pton Jul> CO( OXI I Oil rrude < i <>pean ports65 words
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Article1420 1959-06-17 2 SINGAPORE, rue* INDI STRIAI B Previoux Today Ales Br: Pre 1.6" b 1.60 B 1.80 S 1.80 S Ores a2> B 220 B 2.30 6 2.30 8 88. Petrol 52 B 4- B 54 \d \d cci S Cov. Tin Smell Pre;. 18 -B 18 B1,420 words
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Advertisement20 1959-06-17 2 LOVElTr ■■^bF V Some other favourites I TRIPLE BAR. CRACKERMILK. FRUIT NUT. and RAISIN MILK Tfl£ GR€AT€ST TAST€ IN CflOCOLAT€20 words
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210 1959-06-17 3 Red China policies have caused revulsion all over Asia Robertson d on. the rei S1 ickng forUnited :h Kor .1 to fall P ting's i^ressive effort" against Quemoy and Formosa. 'I think we can say with realistic modesty that the free Far Eastern governments look to the United States as210 words
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Article, Illustration220 1959-06-17 3 LONDON. Wednesda; ice libel suit Qd the judge ve the aid he had decided .at he nnor, writing as Mil He I that h den--1 DC he ordin- l mea plainti:! true in ment> comment ir. 1 1 iti'iolic pen of SerReuter - 220 words
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93 1959-06-17 3 'CONCENTRATE ON EARTH RATHER THAN ON SPACE' LONDON. V Lord Boothby. Rector of St. Andrews University, yesterday told surveyors to concentrate more on surv< the earth ;:i<tend oi outer space. a reception in London before the opening of the five-day annual conference of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors atReuter - 93 words
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181 1959-06-17 3 BILLY FINDS 'MORAL PURITY' IN MOSCOW PARIS. Wed.—American evangelist Billy Graham flew in from Moscow yesterday full of praise for the "moral purity" he found in the Soviet capital. "In the Moscow parks. I saw thousands of young people," he said. -But I did not see a single couple locked181 words
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557 1959-06-17 3 LONDON. Wednesday. THE House of Commons last night rejected a Labour Opposition motion seeking to censure the Government over the death of 11 Africans after beating in the Hola detention camp in KCn The voting was 314 to 255 a Government majorityReuter - 557 words
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151 1959-06-17 3 Japanese watch for entry of more Koreans rKYO. Wed.— The Japanese police and immigration authorities yesterday announced orders had been issued for special vigilance against illegal entry into Japan of Koreans. More smuggling was also anticipated, officials said, following the severance ot official trade ties between Japan and the RepublicReuter - 151 words
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195 1959-06-17 3 T ONDON, Wed. Britain provided almost MsBso million a year for her colonies in Africa, the Far East and the West Indies between 1956 and 1958, the Colonial Office stated yesterday in its annual report on the colonial territories. This was in official grantsReuter - 195 words
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Advertisement11 1959-06-17 3 j|n™SjTTnj! FAMILY SALE tit CLEARANCE PRICES S.«> S7 S.» S3 $1.5011 words
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Advertisement178 1959-06-17 3 Delicious! For quickly prepared inexpensive sna<k>... Smoked Eel Mayonnaise Smoked Salmon Mayonnaise K.V.R. Spread Ham-n Cheese Spread Shrimp -n Cheese Spread Mushroom-n Cheese Spread s 300 Orchard Rood, Singapore 9. Td. *****-9 Manufacturers of GEM SET JEWELLERY Platinum and Gold vi^v ""^l/ Dealers in Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds, Blue Sapphires, Cats178 words
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Article, Illustration559 1959-06-17 4 DAVID HOWARTH - DAVID HOWARTH by TOMORROW First men to hit the beaches TWO MEN IN A GAME OF HIDE-AND-SEEK 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI£559 words
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Advertisement102 1959-06-17 4 WHY NOT FLY THERE? Sydney? Hongkong? London? Let us do your bookings you do the journey. Our expert assistance costs you nothing extra. COOKS WORLD TRAVEL SERVICE 5 igopore. Tel: ***** Grams: Coupor iiinin: STATION HOTEL I Kcppci Rood, SINGAPORE Ttfo-t provided ot prices you can atrord AIR-COND'TIONED ROOMS ALL102 words
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Miscellaneous449 1959-06-17 4 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i 1 1 l i m i i i 1 1 i i i i i t i i i i i t i i i i i i i iiinmi! W449 words
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Article, Illustration573 1959-06-17 5 The 2,000th Colombo Plan student ends her tour Aussies 'adopt 9 Malay girl GROUP of Malayan students "adopted"' Australia's 2,oooth' Colombo Plan student, Che Ummi Kelsom binte Maidin, during her visit to Brisbane on her round-Australia tour. Brisbane, capital of Queensland, was the fifth capital visited by Chr- Ummi Kelsom573 words
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11 1959-06-17 5 NIGHT-SPOT PRINCES FACE A CUT IN CASH DFJKLDFJ LKDF LKD FLKD11 words
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Article9 1959-06-17 5 Security treaty talks progress KFJ DKLFJLDKF LKDSF LKDS FLKSD9 words
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Advertisement28 1959-06-17 5 KING d< lIIAPARELI i LkH cose 5144 %cm si9: 20 tor cash Station S DENTAL PHOTO -PLY LTO. Me Rood, Sinaopoce. '-,0 2)983. ad Kualo Lumpur ***** Penanq28 words
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Advertisement57 1959-06-17 5 i/eatm fu& W Music X Pry ry |||V/ BLUE SPOT «/*l PURCHASt T€X#SAVAIL*BLt Wg r^^m t, V W>^^^H <„•'■ 'x Tbm It be ama/etf af »he '-If Jjow-* «nelr Persian Bohha 'ft^^^* inUwn. Chinese Pakistan Nt\/V* t CMlneatal carpets VV'Tk jf^4~j r «SS ii aanr designs I *"*t' W* sizes57 words
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Miscellaneous130 1959-06-17 5 Jl 1 I I! AWKL by Sydney J«irclan TECkNiCiAMS S J3 uf K HOT Al mat fh^^^^ W^k %«fc XJS KtfCT Kff r "^3rTl TO TH£SE AHCIENT M 'I P^M j >$$ V^ 1 XAXDRAKE b> Lee Falk and I'lnl Davis j** 'Mm m^ J^X. LA^" rTt?UMP w»ll souNOy <-130 words
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Article, Illustration920 1959-06-17 6 AN 8,000-MILE JOURNEY INTO MR. K'S 'WILD WEST' jimnii'!t;ii;i. 1 CHRISTOPII DOBS W E thi Fin iit 1 1 in ttim 1 1 1 > Christopher Dobson, reporting from Inside Siberia, Russia 's I new empire, tells of log-hut towns with TV sets and jets rChrushchev's 1 This e Rusbuilding920 words
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49 1959-06-17 6 Call goes out to marines: DEFEND QUEEN By a Special Correspondent THE Q champions have thrown clown ihe fhe Royal Marines Association, thousand serving and a suing a call to "faithhd th< crown and .den i is MajorWildm wants a reof honour and I■ f V r IIIJI i49 words
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Advertisement52 1959-06-17 6 fPATEK PHILIPPE VICTORIES •he I^3B Coinpetit i i ■■•■■< l ebruar t record H. SENA, LTD. Singoporc Penong. CLASSIFIED ADS. LNOfl I I IH.MI N 1 M R\ l( P! :\pm U \N i I I IK I KEOI S 'Rt TURF Ci w i i i\«. U iai UIKDW52 words
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Advertisement39 1959-06-17 6 J^ v For all yc packing, remo. and storage U' requirement} TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD. 173, Cecil Street, Singapore 1 Phone ***** Manapinp Director: Ronald P TO CHOOSE V^^F^^K^^l (Singapore) y J^ JACK'S PHOTO CO n? mm •< c^*m h v^39 words
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Miscellaneous345 1959-06-17 6 A M Tm HARI sent top-rank Some music exports. Mexico. Florrie Tail; 9.30 THE KU\ ll\.ll FESTIVAL. ing Indonesian songs by Paraguay Hawaii; 5.30 THE NEWS; 9.40 SINGAPORE ranking Indonesian ROCKET CLUB. <A repeal SPORTS RESULTS; 9.4:> 1.00 PROGRAMMI of last Sundays pro TIGA SEKAWAN featuring by bhen Dm SUMMARY;345 words
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Article, Illustration220 1959-06-17 7 RADIO SINGAPORE TO BE SERIOUS BUT NOT DULL Rock V? roll goes out on request programmes RADIO Singapore has virtually cut out all rock V roll or the jukebox type of music from its programmes. This is in line with the new policy, laid down recently by the Minister for220 words
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114 1959-06-17 7 22 detainees moved to St. John's for more sunshine 'TWENTY-TWO political -1 detainees have been removed from Changi Jail to St. John's Island "to e them more fresh air and sunshine r P. L James. Commissioner of Prisons >airi that this uis done on the instructions of Mr. Ong Pang114 words
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11 1959-06-17 7 Three liners to bring 1,000 tourists in 3 weeks welcome relatives11 words
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Article21 1959-06-17 7 KFDJLKD FDSJFKDF JKJLK each wet pokesman for of Culture said yesterdu also give broadcasts once a week.21 words
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211 1959-06-17 7 ART LOVERS SAY A NATIONAL GALLERY NEEDED r FHE Society, win ting a one-man exhibitions on June 26, is :i doe? not nave a sxallery of its own. Singapore art lovers have lone: b ing for a natior... society's president. Mr. Ho Kok Hoe. said yesterd Th< fir a gallery,211 words
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78 1959-06-17 7 Govt. hopes to build clinic in Sembawang rE ipore Govern Sembawang soon. Dr. Sheng Nam Chin. ..imentary Secretary- to the >f Health. aung man in Palmer Road, office terd.. The young man from Sembawang had gone to ask Dr. Sheng for help for hi* uatic mother and epileptl I remarked78 words
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Article30 1959-06-17 7 Clerk sent to opium centre A S a pore clerk. ordered by a terdayto sent t Opium Treatment i rtain whether he Is addict, d opium. found plum d hi>30 words
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342 1959-06-17 7 I^OUR constables had to drag a mother of four out ot a Singapore Magistrate's c o u r t yesterday when she shouted in protest over a conviction for trespassing into a doctor's clinic. She shouted again and again: "Where is justice?342 words
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86 1959-06-17 7 THE delegates' conference of Singapore UMNO has been put oIT to the middle of July. The chairman oi Singapore UMNO, Inche Hamid Alwie. said that the conference had been postponed at the express wish of Tengku Abdul Rahman. chairman of UMNO Malaya.86 words
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Article, Illustration91 1959-06-17 7 In Singapore—6 Centurion tanks for trials rpHIS Mark < ntur- ion taiiK is mm <»1 six which arrived in Singapore lrom Br. ain last weekend. Ike the i ;>U-ton tanks, mow pounder nl to the I ar 1 They ar loued b> further shipment to th lank R< -i.ncnt in91 words
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Article, Illustration132 1959-06-17 7 Assemblyman: Let's give up allowances for one year A SINGAPORE PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE Assemblyman, Mr. C. H. Koh, has proposed a reduction in the allowances of all Assemblymen to help reduce the Budget deficit. His move follows the announcement by the Government yesterday that the pav of Ministers would be reduced132 words
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Article58 1959-06-17 7 Sandosham for varsity ceremony THE po: versity oi Malaya, Prole A. A. Sandosh:;: Kuala Lumpur to uitenci sity there tomorrow ev< He Is expected b.u*k Saturday mon.. The Minuter tor E;. Mr. Yong Nyur. Kuala Lumpur by morrow to represent tl oi Singapore at the opt: eeremo: He will al>o58 words
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Article22 1959-06-17 7 The Singapore I Music Society will Di all-Beethoven programme at the Y\VCA in Raffle.- Quay a 8 p.m. on June22 words
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Article23 1959-06-17 7 The Singapore Association oi Head Ti-achers will hold :ird annual meeting at a.m. on Saturday at Ic's Hill Primary Si23 words
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Article32 1959-06-17 7 Dato Hamid off to Pekan in Dato Abdul I bin Haji Jumat Pekan. the royal pital of Pahang to atl the Sultan's birthday ceie bratic He ted to return to e tomorrow.32 words
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Advertisement143 1959-06-17 7 IpSINCAPORE HIGH TIDES-, TODAY: 749 pm TOMORROW: 8.5"> am and 840 p.m. FRIDAY: 9.55 :t m and 1.25 pin ITUSDAT: 1d. 50 a.m. and in SI'NDAY: 11.40 am. and in MONDAY: 1229 p.m. and ISI.t m TfJESOAT: LU p.m. LONNIE DONEGAN M "TOPS WITH LONNIE f^ NPL i 8034 L143 words
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320 1959-06-17 8 Agreement on repatriation is now being drafted "Neutral agency is essential 9 in an official state--1 dions in Geneva bed Cross and the North I he voluntary return of some pan to North Korea are >n. the two parties reachubstantial pointsU.P.I. - 320 words
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Article151 1959-06-17 8 THIS IS JAPAN'S RIGHT THK Japan Times *aid E that South Korea looking at the uucs- tion of the repatriation of Korean> to North Ko- E from a purely politii .it standpoint. The newspaper was nnimentinu on South E Koreas attitude towards E the agreement reached between Japanese and NorthReuter - 151 words
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279 1959-06-17 8 'JAP ECONOMY BETTER NOW THAN WEST GERMAN' T«HE Tokyo Ministry of Finance has announced that Japan's balance or international payments in the 1958-59 financial (April to March) yielded a sur p 1 ifs of U*****.u00.000. T h compared with a deficit of U*****.000.000 1 the preceding year. For the firstReuter - 279 words
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20 1959-06-17 8 'Japs may find it hard to retreat' can hardIthat the South ver the arduous eon the two z I U.P.I.U.P.I. - 20 words
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Article99 1959-06-17 8 SUMMER CROPS EN CHINA DAMAGED HAIL and rain in North China and floods in some .southern and coastal provinces have damaged summer crops. according to Pekint: s reports. The newspaper said -flood precautions had begun in North China with the spread rains there. Flood prevention measures are In full swingReuter - 99 words
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Article58 1959-06-17 8 THE Ind n Army ..-.usitionea i.duu acres of land on the outskirts of Jakarta and sidents in preparation for the lour' an Games scheduled there in itioned by Army C Lieut Abdul Haris Nasution. in a de> led under t rat or. :or hoc Gj theU.P.I. - 58 words
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Article16 1959-06-17 8 P.I. soon ready for jet age MAN Ex- mmodate air ti :ed to touch dow: ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article19 1959-06-17 8 cms officials in I Borneo said smuggling between that territory and British North Borneo wa lecline.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 19 words
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84 1959-06-17 8 NATION ALISED ESTATES' OUTPUT DECLINING A TOTAL ot bl Dutch enterprises In North Sumatra have been formally transferred since nationalisation according to a report by the military commander in Medan. The report said the Dutch enterprises were primarily estates, employing almost 158.000 people. Col. Djamin Gintings, North Sumatra commander saidU.P.I - 84 words
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Article206 1959-06-17 8 Rebels of Atjeh to enter RI army THE governor of the North S Atjeh, where the Jaka just reached an agreement bels. said he soon would send a m for talks with the Central Go Governor Ali Hashm would be returned to the Atjeh m and absorbed into local for'U.P.I - 206 words
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7 1959-06-17 8 BANK OF INDONESIA RESERVES DWINDLE pHE U.P.IU.P.I - 7 words
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Article101 1959-06-17 8 VIN! anded .-.11 buffer zoi Portu i id Coi China because :iment will them in out of the ternately wet and scorching hot weati :-old worn* nd two •d to be ot Th» d out Of Portuguese author I the pitiful the time 160-yard wide buflU.P.I - 101 words
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55 1959-06-17 8 Talks to repatriate Vietnamese nationals in Siam 4 HIGH Siamese Government official said m Bangkok that Red Cross representatives would open talks in Rangoon with North Vietnam Red Cross representatives on the evacuation of Vietnamese nationals from North-East Siam to North Vietnam. The Siamese representatives arc Mr. Phra Dironasan VisavakamReuter - 55 words
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Article11 1959-06-17 8 Nationalist China and Ecuador have signed a 10-year cultural convention. ReuterReuter - 11 words
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Article20 1959-06-17 8 The Japan-Ecuador Association has decided to send four Japanese to Ecuador to promote friendly relations between the two countrh ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article36 1959-06-17 8 Two Japanese ambassac. have left Tokyo for their posts after conferring with Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi. They are Mr. Katsuml Ohno, who Is return- to London, and Mr Koichiro AMikai who Ig returning to Washington. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article30 1959-06-17 8 British writer Ethel Mannin ha* just spent two months gathering material for a travel book and background for her sixty-fir She travelled third cU all her trips in Japan. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 30 words
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Article35 1959-06-17 8 A Japanese student piar Mi Iwamoto Yoshiya B first prize In the annual cont the Paris Conit i o n a 1 de Musique et d'Art Dramatique France's highest school for actor.s and mu.sician ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article11 1959-06-17 8 hundred young in Peking welcomed tin visiting Indonesian youth delegation.- ReuterReuter - 11 words
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Article12 1959-06-17 8 tral J.v put this vear is estimated at k 180.000 tons.— ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article32 1959-06-17 8 Vienna- Institute for Ethnology expressed delight with a present of 38 Hinamatsuri dolls which it has received from Dr. Yoshio Fujioka. the director of the isotope section of the in- rg\ ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article18 1959-06-17 8 Aii international handicraft fair scheduled to be held in Jogjakarta next has now been postponed to 1961.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 18 words
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Article9 1959-06-17 8 OUTBREAK OF ANTHRAX dangen animal In P Prov ReuterReuter - 9 words
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Article, Illustration37 1959-06-17 8 picture. Both in the Free World and in the Iron Curtain countries, visiting President karno of Indonesia has been accorded warm welcomes. He Is now in Japan, nearinu the end of his tour.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 37 words
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Article41 1959-06-17 8 PI now has 55 provinces 1) I l ippi N Pn loe Gan gri lative bil ii The lei S ir and Lanao i Sc Philippii 1 yte and Mi:. da: resjx The tv bring the total number In 5 ReuterReuter - 41 words
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113 1959-06-17 8 NOW A BURMA WIDE POLICE RADIO NETWORK BURMA will purchase U554,800,000 worth of police equipment from the United States to streamline its police investigative techniques, according to the Rangoon newspaper Guar dian. It said the equipment would mostly be radio equip- merit for the purpose of establishing a nationwide police113 words
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Article, Illustration1065 1959-06-17 9 DEATH ON THE SCAFFOLDING The towkay was so sure-footed... Another Latiff Pelham Groom iilf/o KJFKLDF LKDSFJ LKDSF 4 *> nipt* mid that lid be preMelp him. lived in a house in hich had late husnothing In appearance to is capf climbing tall scaf- g v h the agility She ill,1,065 words
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Article, Illustration355 1959-06-17 9 Work starts soon on first Latif f film SHOOTING of the first of the Latiff films is due to begin within the next few da> the Cathay-Keris Stu- dios in East Coast Road. The first film "Bantu Kimau" is an interesting: experiment in itself, for it will con- sist ofFree Press - 355 words
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Article25 1959-06-17 10 a ■_■>•* he1\efu w 1 fO of 1 ssible \^rv hv airmail in the .fie men re. of for ntainr friend. hotter valuable because it25 words
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Article, Illustration197 1959-06-17 10 Oiven Leeming - A WIDER RANGE OF PLASTICS FOR SHOW Oiven Leeming by .bition jrd "p] .-I f'S kjdk fdsf lkds flkds kjfdlkf sdkl jdfds jflk Eunw plastic propionate. This ptionally and [1 atch- mtain n only a ny applicans. In has greatly advances In Ics. e of expanded. and heat ilation, P.V.C.197 words
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Article, Illustration544 1959-06-17 10 PETER WILSHER - Price of sanity in Britain is only 6d. in the pound PETER WILSHER by rpwENTY patients sat crowded in a London doctor's evening surgery the other week. Ordinary patients of an ordi- nary GP. Some had sniffles, some had indigestion, some had a touch of bronchitis. And five out of544 words
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Article90 1959-06-17 10 NEW drug for wale: eczema, better known athlete's foot, and tj been developed In in, a spokesman for the Chemical Therapy Society has said in Tokyo. The drug ls an antibiotic named voriotin and Ls produced from paecilomyees varioti bainier— a type of green mould.Reuter - 90 words
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Article, Illustration329 1959-06-17 10 T'WU trappy situations account for most of our slam failures; we find ourselves with a mass of highcard points, but not enough tricks, or with plenty of tricko and inadequate controls. A sound knowledge of the language of bids helps one to make the right decision329 words
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Miscellaneous145 1959-06-17 10 1 I L^^^^^^ ■^^■^-^B I I LI KS U BOS§ 1 London street not. ho connected to Thn 8 Step on a tyn 9 Detectives indeed 11 'Solid map"' <an;u 12 Does one have to it? (ft). 15 The only accompamr 17 (4). 16 Suitable dog for a plaything <3>145 words
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Article, Illustration90 1959-06-17 11 OUTRAM BOYS IN ACTION... pictures. INK cross-country run attracted a bis; entry yesterday at the Outram School athletic cnampionships. Hen is a section of the field negotiating a bend early in the race. IMUerring his energy, the winner is placed second from left in this picture. Ibrahim bin Othman tookFree Press - 90 words
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90 1959-06-17 11 Cricket needs men like Doctor Ong 1 iru kei Kepoi 1 ore, ain S C A. CtlllU ji I 1 1 1:111 1 in two GO •vcr: N Here in Ju^ ;s are R.C. 19 or other The not be tent. Nine IT Coaclu nted that he tch their the90 words
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Article11 1959-06-17 11 Boxer won't appeal I I I the i did tiat ReuterReuter - 11 words
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Article9 1959-06-17 11 RUGOSA FIRST AT ASCOT kldfjlkds flkds fkdsj flkds ReuterReuter - 9 words
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Article23 1959-06-17 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. annual athletic sp( Telecoms D< be held on th round her i by the Telec Jubilee I tit23 words
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224 1959-06-17 11 Sergeant Sharif claims three titles at R.A.S.C. swimming meet ROY Army at .vimming 64 p. With ;1 Com -up. idual performer nt Sharit bin 1 S£ Cpl. Ghani (School). 73 sec^ ,'OOm ir.M-st.vle: 1. Lt. NL Smyth (37/75>. 2 Dvr Jdohd Aritt" (School). 3. 2/Lt. D< L i Cour (61/25).224 words
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281 1959-06-17 11 ALLAN LEWIS - GRIFFIN SCHEME FOR SELANGOR: EACH HORSE TO COST $6,500 ALLAN LEWIS W m i 1 r— By j THE Selangor Turf Club next year are to ha\o a two-\rar old griffin scheme similar to that of the Singapore Turf Club. Issuing the news today, the Selangor Turf Cluo '•In this281 words
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Article200 1959-06-17 11 fiROSSINGER, New York, \J wed. There are differing opinions here about the nature ol Ingemar Johanssons preparation for his world heavyweight title right with Floyd Patterson on June 25. Local residents who often watched former world champion Rocky Marciano in training are favourably impressed with Johansson's strenuous routine.Reuter - 200 words
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59 1959-06-17 11 NORTHAMPTON. V. < d Most encouraging featun India's innings v Northampton was the < tent bowling of medium pacer Surendra Nath. He bowled 31 ov. cost of only 41 ru: four wicket.s. L ipte shared the tr cleaning up the tail shReuter - 59 words
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Article19 1959-06-17 11 ASCOT. Berkshire. \v. Mr J. McGa The Duke i I Lemnos wa L. B H third.19 words
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Article90 1959-06-17 11 MACK AY BEATS A RUSSIAN LONDON. Wed. Andrei I Potanin, who next Monday will become the first player i irom the Soviet Union to compete in the men's .singles at Wimbledon, went out in the second round of the I London championships at Queens Club yesterday. He was beaten byReuter - 90 words
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Article97 1959-06-17 11 TAIPEI I. Wed. The Naionalist Chi] Olympic Jommittee In another emerency meeting last night deded to form a special comrk for the re>ration ol Nationalist hina's representation in the ational Olympic ComThe lOC. adopted a resoition on May 28 to withdraw recognition 01 Nationalist China butReuter - 97 words
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220 1959-06-17 11 INJURED BAILEY HITS UP 102 TO SAVE ESSEX r OXDOX. Wed.— Trevor Bailey, despite a strained back, hours for 102 not out at Blackh yesterday to enable Essex to force a draw Inst Kent and maintain their unbeaten record. no points from the game but remain at the top ol220 words
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Article239 1959-06-17 11 K iih M tch drann Middle--2 and 328 for six <:■ M, P. Parfitt 113. R. H 347 for nJ ed and 131 for two (P It, P. Alley oO>. four point Derby. Derbyshire beat Lancashire bj Lancashire 259 and 122 (H. Jackson six for 36). DerbyshireReuter - 239 words
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Article24 1959-06-17 12 Unrest at docks, car plants, petrol refinery, shipyard 210,000 workers involved in eight disputes IONDC LbOUt to Motor firms ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article, Illustration21 1959-06-17 12 in Earls Court for the tournament. i i in ap Ik and an On21 words
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Article60 1959-06-17 12 SPAIN BID TO FOIL RED STRIKE jfldkjflkds fkdlsf lksd d to One of these is Radio In:e in I ch beams three into Spain nort of the strike. Ab nave ks tor c position groups, le leftist Christian Party. have >m the strike w of what an attempt r completeReuter - 60 words
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Article18 1959-06-17 12 LONDON. Wed. 1 Que< Glou during Q u forth tour to open ay.- ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article, Illustration109 1959-06-17 12 THIS elderly American couple they said: "don t a*k the how-old-are-yoo question, please" who were married in New York on New Year's eve in 1959, Mr. and Mrs. William Cobby, left this morning for Banskok after a two-day sta\ in Singapore. Mr. Cobby, who isFree Press - 109 words
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14 1959-06-17 12 PARACHUTISTS HAVE A CHAT ON WAY DOWN PARI. I radii Th. kjflkd fkdsjflksd ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Article47 1959-06-17 12 Thefts at A-arms centre hostel READING. Wed. Deter.lied in yesterday to Inv larg< thefts from a hostel occupied by .scientists working it Alderma.ston. Britain's secret nuclear weapons centre ling. The scientists returning from week-end leave found rooms ransacked and personal property. including rings and watches, mining.— ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article28 1959-06-17 12 J ARROW. Wed.— Sir Austin Anderson, chairman of the Orient Steam Navigation Company, saw his company's first tanker, the 37,000-ton Garonne, launched here vesterdav- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article16 1959-06-17 12 OEIRUT, W< l dn I Y peop hink o: U.P.I.U.P.I. - 16 words
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70 1959-06-17 12 Firm wins $10,000 in contract breach case AIR JUSTICE BUTTRO. A Court yesterday and costs to the East Asian* for breach of contract which tl pany brought against Chuai The claim arose out of a 1957. whereby Chuan i buy 160 tons of steel b;> Company as agents of a70 words
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7 1959-06-17 12 WONDERLAND, '100, AT THE BIG BAZAAR A7 words
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