The Singapore Free Press, 7 July 1959
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Title Section14 1959-07-07 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRES S SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1959. No. *****. 15 CENTS.14 words
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15 1959-07-07 1 Opinion Singapore's community centres Gov- 11 to the nould the ren i ill T"_ UUi15 words
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Article189 1959-07-07 1 4 Action' group is now completing details Unions' stage protest to Govt. IgOME of the Singapore Government, City Council and the Singapore Improvement Trti v t employees affected by the abolition of, or nits in. variable allowances plan a mass protest rally. A spokesman for Council of189 words
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Article, Illustration129 1959-07-07 1 picture. A three-man spe- S rial committee head- j ed by the Dean of the j E Faculty of Science, Prof. H. B. Gilliland, j i yesterday interview- i ed 15 Chinese middle S school students seek- ing admission to the z science section of j zFree Press - 129 words
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272 1959-07-07 1 9 hurt in new Kerala clash: Police v. mob E people were injured- rt*« seriously, in a clash yesterday at the west coast port of Alleppey the latest violence in the opposition's 25-day-old campaign to oust the State's Communist government from power. Police said lethal weapc were freely used inReuter - 272 words
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Article54 1959-07-07 1 Yet another F.P. sports feature WHAT arc Malaya's chances of regaining the Thomas Cup. world premier prize of badminton? Hear what Singapore's experts on this game have to say. This new Free Press sports rica starts today. Wong Peng Soon. Malaya's greatest badminton player, gi\es his54 words
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Article83 1959-07-07 1 MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FOUND DEAD DUNFERMLINE. Scotland, Tues A 14-year-oid girl j found dead in a copse near 1 here on Sunday and her mother, whose body was discovered the same night at their home 40 miles away, are both believed to have been i murdered, police said yester- day.Reuter - 83 words
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292 1959-07-07 1 CHICAGO, Mon. Police searched a museum here today after an anonymous telephone caller said a bomb would explode there at about the time it was to be visited by Queen Elizabeth. •There's a bomb going off in the Museum of Science and IndustryReuter - 292 words
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Article42 1959-07-07 1 LIMA, Peru. Mon.— An uprising by 150 troops in a small police garrison here was P ut P Sown last night after a three-hour &kirmLsh with loyal police forces. The rebel* killed one police lieutenant and seriously wounded another. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article30 1959-07-07 1 July first grade rubber buyers to.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 96\ cents a lb., up half a cent on yesterfay'i close. The tone was steady, quiet.30 words
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Article117 1959-07-07 1 Mr. Menzies calls on Sir William THE Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies. who arrived by air j yesterday from Calcutta with his wife. Dame Pattie, carried out his first official engagement in Singapore at 11.30 1 this morning. The 64-year old Premier paid a courtesy call on the Yang117 words
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Article125 1959-07-07 1 'Red agent' executed in Bangkok BANGKOK, Tues. An alleged Communist exe- cuted in Bangkok last night "would have successfully eni gineered an intervention by a foreign Power in Siam'a I affairs" if he had not been **ciiecked in time." This was stated by the Prime Minister. Field Marshal I SaritReuter - 125 words
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71 1959-07-07 1 'Don 't lake your dogs out into hot sun 9 advice LONDON. Tues. Dogowners have been exhorted not to take their dogs out into the mid-day sun. The 8.8.C.'s news bulletins carried an appeal on the subject from the Royal Society for the Prevention o£ Cruelty to Animals. The 8.8.C.Reuter - 71 words
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Article28 1959-07-07 1 KINGSTON Tues.— Nearly 100 people, including many children, were last nignt homeless after fire swept their thatch-village in Jamaica's south-east Claredon parish, causing £8,000, damage ReuterReuter - 28 words
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278 1959-07-07 1 R.I. Consul in S'pore may get key post NAMED IN PLACE OF NASUTION JAKARTA, T u e s. J Brig.-General Djatikusumo, Indonesian Consul General in Singapore, has been mentioned for the key defence post in the new-style Cabinet now being formed by President Sukarno. This was disclosed this morning byReuter - 278 words
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Article31 1959-07-07 1 Prison youths seize 28 hostages tWERETT (Washinjrton State). Mon Four young prisoners in a st matory near here today s« 28 hostages, including women and children and three guards, in an31 words
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Advertisement14 1959-07-07 1 CAMERAS VIBOLS jI.I'.LESCE j the S/NGAp O«f TO S7OCICHOLM e A 'he world ovtr...14 words
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Advertisement88 1959-07-07 1 I PLAYTEX s, W magic-cling V^^ the revoiutiooory cnng- f *V ing bock which doesr y no matter ho.v ta <^> m wn I you stretch, bend c \3nrsC"^Tm 1 reach in <M_ Tall *iiet eveileM* ot Robinson Z/ Raffle% Ploce Singap: r 1. v jy I >|l ta it88 words
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190 1959-07-07 2 Celebes, Sumatra must send half to Java ports JAKARTA, Tuesday. INTARA news agency reported the "Trade Minister and Minister for Economic Stabilisation 91 a> saying that the temporary ban on exports of copra would be lifted as from July port of copra conJuiy190 words
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16 1959-07-07 2 S.Korea buys U.S. surplus products K •an agretmen by 3528.300.000 u farm etween July this 1960.16 words
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121 1959-07-07 2 Unionists of Ghana to boycott S. Africa l K V Tufs (ihjn.l s 1 rade I nion has dn iilrd at UraorcJinary consul, iative conference to boy>outh Afrit an goori.s. In a resolution adopted b> the conference, held at Takoradi. Western (.hana delegates trade unions ill-treatment' of b\ the Nouth121 words
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Article59 1959-07-07 2 NEW YORK. Tues. Wall Str- esterday :heir in closing trading ed by leading comaverage The steel group showed the bo- but motors, chemiameras, drugs. tobacco> all .<hou ed up to a point or more. :nc to life during the of the afternoon, aided by a report59 words
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139 1959-07-07 2 Selective buying of stocks continues I ONDOX. Tues.— The encouraging economic outlook continued to stimulate selective buying in the London stock markets yesterday and industrial equities again advanced on a fairly broad front. Steel shares were parti- j cularly favoured and engineering, electrical and i cotton textile shares all I139 words
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Article47 1959-07-07 2 UNICEF AID FOR R.I. JAKARTA, Tuesday. ru news agency said tociay Indonesia would get USSI.OOO.OOO worth of aid from UNICEF this year. The aia would consist of milk powder. drugs for treating yaws, leprosy and tuberculosis, equipment for maternity centres and schools of midwifery, and motor vehicli47 words
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Article32 1959-07-07 2 LONDON. Tut\>. Southern Malayan Tin Dredging Ltd.. has announced a third interim dividend of 3d. per share in ret>pect of the year to June 30. 1959. payable on Augusi 26.32 words
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Article47 1959-07-07 2 .rbour Board whjrvf^ or 8 0 nrr Roa it, Hock I Bee Po. G Albert Dock Kmes Dock KepPfl Harbour W\. irn l»o< k: Ret! Chermin Wharf: Ce: po«"p Slipwa\ Po. BuWom: Maru. aflat S^mbului '.e:. F| r-nuru: Call R Rbu anchoraje: Brach Road: Aun47 words
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109 1959-07-07 2 Siam lifts ban on Red China goods BANGKOK. Tues. The Ministry of Economic Affairs has announced that foodstuffs and building materials of Chinese Communist origin which had been properly declared to the authorities followin? theii bun last February, could now be sold. Foodstuffs could be sold for two months and109 words
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182 1959-07-07 2 GENEVA, Tues. Mr., Dag Hammarskjoeid, t the United Nations Secretary General/, said here yesterday that an expanding world economy was of the highest import- j ance for underdeve- 1 loped countries. Addressing the U.N. Economic and Social Council j during its debate on tne182 words
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Article11 1959-07-07 2 Dividend by Good year NSW Yi IRK dividei on Sept. 111 words
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Article335 1959-07-07 2 U.K. CLOSING PRICES LONDON, Jolt C. Previous Today Kl £™ul°' l RSS C 'f E T 9 T. 27^ buyer, M buyers ports jui> 2 Uws 2g fc M lers u 27 5 8 buyers 28 buvers 27 4 sellers 28 sellers BIBBER SO. 1335 words
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Article966 1959-07-07 2 i 6 •< Pref. 1 80 S 2 73 B 2.20 B s oo B F 6 54 B 52 6 B S X B M. Trjstees 500 B 5 50 S 5 50 S Pref... "SB 18'- B Ords I?8B 5 s i-»:f-3' 100 I 1.0?966 words
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Advertisement15 1959-07-07 2 ril V \lffliA# I 1 ft! I nl'Hw/ Onblr IfVff vli PRICED FOR LOWER BUDGETS15 words
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Article110 1959-07-07 3 LONDON PAPERS CAN CARRY ON LNTIL WEEKEND LONDON, Tuesday. RKITALNS national press, faced with an almost certain shut down tomorrow, was night granted a "reprieve" until at least the weekend. ame after abortive talks bend trade union chiefs vital ink supplies to naiety of Operative PrintersReuter - 110 words
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8 1959-07-07 3 WHITE GIRL CHARGED WITH MURDER OF NEGRO Police8 words
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10 1959-07-07 3 Workers' bid to save car firm fails A Jugde ReuterReuter - 10 words
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7 1959-07-07 3 Youths charged in human torch case afgrt7 words
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Article9 1959-07-07 3 Bomb scare in London store 3 3.30 I ReuterReuter - 9 words
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Article28 1959-07-07 3 SYDNEY, ..i prot tins'! Ind vard idle. 400 m< n d mid:..- I p the Port Kembl: coki n worl their jobthe >rd rat<28 words
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Article, Illustration68 1959-07-07 3 picture WORLD-FAMOUS sin- I ger Paul Robeson is ac- E companied by a young E ffirl on a miitar as he >iiii;s to thousands of E p<M»plo from the hasp of E Nelson's Column in Tra- E I falgar Square. London. He \v;«s taking pan inPopper - 68 words
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206 1959-07-07 3 me Japanese naci reiusea meir proposal 10 i the repatriation agreement today. A North Korean that, despite this action by the Japanese, his deli ion would with the Japanese r which the North s would take "a d attitude" towards the I plan. TheReuter - 206 words
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Article29 1959-07-07 3 NEW YORK. Mon.— P. art searching for .m youths, six Negros and one white who. a 27-year-old claims, raped her a time.s in a Long Is] nark.29 words
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Article39 1959-07-07 3 Japan' s gold reserves up TOKYO. Xues. The Japanese Ministry of Finance announced today Japan's foreign exchange and gold re>eve.s ai the end of June totalled US$l,lO5 million, which was the highest since the end of World War 11.39 words
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132 1959-07-07 3 KARACHI, Tucs. The d in floods sweeping Karachi. West Pakistan province and parts ol Kashmr. i rciay to 70 including 40 in and around the capital— as rescue work- recovered more bodu The final figure may be much higher since the fate of theReuter - 132 words
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Article36 1959-07-07 3 NEW ALGERIA PEACE REPORT PARIS. Tues. Official French Government sources have declined to comment on a report by a Cairo weekly newspaper that the "Algerian Provisional Government" v/::--discussing cease-fire proposals put forward by President de Gaulle.36 words
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Article43 1959-07-07 3 KOYAL SWIM SNAPS SEIZED PALMA. I Majorca I Tues. Police guarding the farm where Prince Albert and Princess Paola of Belgium are honeymooning near here seized photographs of the couple bathing which had been taken by cameramen hiding in the grounds. Reuter ReuterReuter - 43 words
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213 1959-07-07 3 WASHINGTON. Tucs. The United States offered yesterday to extend economic aid grants totalling US$37 million *SI 1 1 mil.) to Burma Following a request by the Burmese Government, the United States offered to provide "substantial economic assistance" to two major development213 words
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180 1959-07-07 3 US envoys movements curbed by Hungary VIENNA, Tues. The Hungarian Government has ordered restrictions on the movements of American embassy staff, the Budapest Radio reported. A Note handed to the U.S. embassy charged that the United States was engaging in subversive activity and espionage. The Hungarian Government would therefore limitReuter - 180 words
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Article82 1959-07-07 3 SHIP MAY BE DELAYED SIX DAYS LONDON. Tues. The P and O liner. Strathaird, her way to London from Australia, has developed elei cal trouble and Is expeto be six days late reaching England. The F and O Company nounced in London yesterday that a fault developed In of theReuter - 82 words
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Advertisement11 1959-07-07 3 BLUE SPOT J HE WORLD'S fINEST RADIO R *»l0 CO.. LTD.11 words
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Advertisement132 1959-07-07 3 The Projector that is R^ 7 as sjood as a 1&" BOLE X Camera. ySg THE STAGE CLUB /tt&s3fy\?} presents <Qfi>zr Agatha Christie's ''Spider's Web" OPENING TOMORROW AT THE CULTURAL CENTRE THEATRE CHEAP SALE HOUSE OF ORIENTAL ARTS BROCADE JACKET $8/- EACH 6 COLOUR TEA SET 18 pa. SlO 161,132 words
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Miscellaneous160 1959-07-07 3 CLUES mko- 1 dashed or -no^h^ h •j^a a» sr. har the end thousand from Surrey g^^PSimS'tttte who are Ha it leaves a hole! < "*£*< 6 4 »lth your he ct t that may willingly betaken (10) introducing an l4 wa> or IUM round U earn (7). 15 Did160 words
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Article, Illustration665 1959-07-07 4 TWO TRULY SINGULAR AMERICANS Bv I VELI IKON'S iyE rave had the quiri Lmerican. Am American the ExAmerican. young old) T much out of the ordinary run-of-the-mill, I h authority of the Moura L married Air. TV .net Korn and lives in York. I told Moura that Terry is ount665 words
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Article87 1959-07-07 4 Beachcoinber - BY THE WAY Beachcoinber L_ Y MAX who lives in a large, derelict chstern on a suburban lefuse dump, as a .social protest, i.s the hero of Mr. Abbot Whelm's Asked what the play conveyed, Mr. Whelm said. "It is a protest against muddle and frustration, showing how. In an87 words
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Article, Illustration1011 1959-07-07 4 Cairo may rani against 'while an«-ii* Bui. This threat is more real and pressing than the distant goings-on of Israel I elspethl i HUXLEY I in M t I loping poi cribes th iiimiimiiim.. iiiiiiiin, ,„>,.. NASSER'S DESIGN -II QYKR on the main land, i\ plain rec1,011 words
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Article340 1959-07-07 4 EILEEN ANDERSON - Women who are rude to the horses EILEEN ANDERSON By i x 10 an uniortunate x fact that you can't look at thousands of women en masse without registering some painful sights. There is no need for a woman to look a painful sight. We can't all be Helen of340 words
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Advertisement57 1959-07-07 4 DltlMi m Anp LASSMED ADS. BIK'HI mmum). I MM R M \l\ l( IMfOPPIM. GUIDI Ih\N( >N 111 R] 1(» >1 I O^l IMO[)\i;, lN N X i I Dl ATI. p.m. r ex--930 com>9 840 9.40 pjn.. 3 in iri(»\ none R 5339. F SAU All <>ard EnAonh [>1:57 words
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Advertisement74 1959-07-07 4 iiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiitiitiiifinntiiittitiifiiiiiiiiiiii mi iiiiiiiiiiii BUT TRAVEL IS EASIER THROUGH COOKS £v sea cr air. a C^re-to-Cairc I I etc. we are at your service. W<c really trouble -free i i Ccx>ks at your elbow. COOKS WORLD TRAVEL SERVICE 39, Robinson Rood, S pore. Tel: *****/2/3 Co*le: "COUPON' 'Aljdqvs Carry Coofcs TroiclhIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIUIIII,,,,,,,,,,,,!,,!,,,,,,,,,74 words
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Miscellaneous45 1959-07-07 4 1 M Played by Sandy Macpherson at 'da aouland: RB.C Theatre' Organ; 6.00 A j Abel* B°oo GuS; S^a £XZ S. U^ :The mUsic of Tibet: 9.00 653 Announcements- 6.55 Stag.- Moy^r ce^o- Su "SSSI L UiS Gllbert A d Sullivan- T h e ston45 words
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Article250 1959-07-07 5 KIDh MACHINES WHICH ARE TOO BIG FOR THEM— SINGAPORE MOTORISTS ►ORE motorist- want the Governfollow the Federation's lead in hilri cyclists from the roads. in the Federalildren under 12 years le on the highways. s brought into force by a campaign conition Department and told250 words
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Article, Illustration9 1959-07-07 5 M ell H in Mr Free PressFree Press - 9 words
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171 1959-07-07 5 Hawkers slay put even after warnings LEC iy have to be irom the Singapore v. lent of the apore City Council HawI> >.:... Mr. Loh Ka toid the Free Press that repeated ve had no effect Council loudspeaker had been touring the but the "hawkers think playing a hide-and-:ne." our171 words
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Article52 1959-07-07 5 The Prime Mr Kuan Yew. will b.- auest of honour at a dinner to be :i by worker^ of the Na- Fire B. rt d -the Lslamlc Restaura N'orth Bridge Road. Singapore, at 8.15 p.m. ar. the MinIth, Inche Ah,:id Mr dhull. honorary ad al B;v52 words
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Article139 1959-07-07 5 Record gate at MAHA BUT CHANGE H\ VENUE LIKELY ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. This year's attendance for the Maha exhibition is a record. Even without the las da; figures it ha: topped the gate for the previous show by nearly 20.000. By Sunday night— with one more day to go—llo.--870 people139 words
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Article36 1959-07-07 5 Mrs. G. M. Ailchurch of Dunearn Road. Singapore. has sent $40 for Madam Soon Ah Chan, the taxi-driver's widow who has seven children to support. The money will be handed over to Madam Soon.36 words
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112 1959-07-07 5 9 courts so there's inquiry desk now \N desk has been the Criminal District and Magistrates' courts in South Bridge Road. Singapore. The Free Press understands that members of the public complained to the police about difficulty in eating tiie courts and the police took the matter up with the112 words
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Article70 1959-07-07 5 3 OFFICERS FOR TRAINING IN INDIA Two officers of the Federation Government, Mr. S. Sabaratnam, and Mr. Edward Netto. will leave Singapore for Madras bv air on Friday to study printing technology. They' will be attached to the Regional School of Printins. Another Malayan officer, Mr. P.O. Thomas, of the70 words
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Article24 1959-07-07 5 Remittances to China Family remittances to China from Singapore last month totalled $935,743. Remittances from the Federation in the same month amounted to $67,795.24 words
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237 1959-07-07 5 THE Singapore Council for Aciult Education meets on Thursday to draw up plans for more classes, following the Government's announcement that it will launch a mass literacy campaign. The secretary of the Council. Mr. Lim Kian Huat. told the Free Press today that237 words
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417 1959-07-07 5 Result of Government taking over centres MOST of the associations or management committees which have been running Singapore's 20 community centres are expected to wind up as a result of the Government's decision to take them over, the Free Press was told today. These bodies417 words
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Article55 1959-07-07 5 Washington job for U.S. Consul "VIR. Avery F. Peterson, the United States Con-sul-General in Singapore, is to leave for Washington within the next few weeks to take up a new post In the Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs. Mr. Peterson was in Australia as Counsellor and Charge d Affairs for55 words
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Advertisement236 1959-07-07 5 TOURIST CUSS for economy For tul! details of B.O.AC 's world wide routes and de Lu\r First Class. Tourist and Economy Class >lt vour Local Travel Agent or MALAYAN AIRWAYS, General Sales Agents in Singapore, the Federation <J Mala\m. and British North Borneo BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION JI^UKj,YaKI /gm Room236 words
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Miscellaneous42 1959-07-07 5 -SINCAPORE HIGH TIDSS TODAY: 12.19 p.m. and 1.27 a.m. TOMORROW: 12.53 p.m. THURSDAY: 0.04 a.m. and 1.26 p.m. FRIDAY: 0.43 a.m. and 1.59 p.m. SATURDAY: 1.24 a.m. and 2.34 p.m. SUNDAY: 2.10 a.m. and 3.14 p.m. MONDAY: 303 a.m. and 4.00 p.m.42 words
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Article, Illustration435 1959-07-07 6 ADDIS ABABA. THK c urrent visit to Russia of Emperor Haile Selassie another -taije in W\< drive to lift Kthiopia out of its remoteness and give it increased import amce in the eyes of the world. The policy of Id Lion of hcc435 words
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178 1959-07-07 6 Venus will blot out bright star tonight LONDON. Tues. A major planet will blot out a bright star tonight for iho first time in 100 years, the University ol London Observatory has reported. The rare phenomenon will give astronomers a chance to study the brightest star yet observed under theseUPI - 178 words
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357 1959-07-07 6 ANTONIO HAS FOUND HIS 'ELDORADO' -IN BALI THE once flourishing: foreign urti Bali has been reduced to one lon Mi Antonio Blan< formerly of (ireenwit h I Village. New York it^ Bay* that be has found his "artist's Eldorado" h» and wants to sta\. Mr. Blan< o lives uith his357 words
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Advertisement116 1959-07-07 6 FREE PRESS il SHOPPING 'I GUIDE »>^ Flldlll A Riffid *"J| H \nIH ||(>l >K\\ \R| s W&M MODI RM/|> KIUHINv hSMBShhI £66 TRAYS PTC o^ soft Kh^B *or Homq 4 fj/7w| f *0 OhlamiUf at All LfJKHMJ J* rtm^ntal Stores. CITTDATDI^if'C IN\M \IK TRMtIM, n J«l*#M If I\»IV 3116 words
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Advertisement27 1959-07-07 6 U)o(£pnMik I WORLD FAW. 1899 FOR C I mm SPOO. CINE CAMERA t neerina. and Hm n>akc this tome it» field Sole Ac SHRIRO (ch %a LTP27 words
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Miscellaneous375 1959-07-07 6 BORN have D put on extra weight a shrewd »u grow older! v °u You have a high temp, •ial return. and u oflen bn>aks out^ Igment and jUst lhe wron time Lf lr d manager self c ind you will dis that you make levamore in- em r- in375 words
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Miscellaneous181 1959-07-07 6 JEFF II WVkl l>> N>«lnt.> Joidai S^ <9HgU |f\ .L^fPJS.*,., These Highlands one not unlike sS*^ n nfr-rw r l»ff Jpl* Ml^^H (VHAT A MARTIAN ♦L..— ~l>.:^— ti I" /r its pretty il jerr /r thinks of Bonn re ie P'O'MS Of Mars for C/»mafe, my Sou^T E A^N N181 words
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Article, Illustration24 1959-07-07 7 GAIK KIM irears a sweeping full length goicn of finest Robia voile with lacy insets. It was tailored in Singapore by Zee Fat.24 words
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149 1959-07-07 7 Bear in mind these points about LIPSTICK and PERFUME IF your wedding bouquet contains flowers of a pink or red tone it is a good plan to choose a lipick with this in mind. Here are one or two suggestions: With rose or pink flowers try Rose de France, Pacquerette,149 words
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Article81 1959-07-07 7 Bring it up to date Bring a plain sheath dress into the model class by -adding a chiffon overskirt and a wide band of matching chiffon or satin high up under the bustline. Newest hair style three inches lone at front and bac k flve inches at the top Gives81 words
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Article, Illustration1042 1959-07-07 7 THE SECRET— TWO HOURS AT BBESSiNG TABLE Make that fairy tale come true U^ND so the Prince married the Princess and they lived happily ever after." This is the way all good fairy stories should end and the average girl's dream is1,042 words
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Advertisement97 1959-07-07 7 carven E OUTSTANDING FRENCH PERFUMES D EAU DE COLOGNE V lady with discriminating taste Sold bt all leading shop* '*ARY McAREE SALON^ For Ladies of KV Discriminating Taste COLD OR STEAM PERM BY MOST MODERN FACILITIES Latest treatments styles J*"* under supervision of AMSTERDAM ACADEMY GRADUATE Please visit or phone97 words
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Advertisement73 1959-07-07 7 "MARGARET lIOSICertified PHYSIOTHERAPIST ||l 1(1 Spot Reducing JIL/^ Nvith tx Latest Bergonic -^^^^^^AVOrp Klectrical < %^HV\%UaA Apparatus «.on. c^ii i y~ y j\ Ideiil after r—^ i I Child Birth. 53-9, Zion Close MASSAGE (Behind Great World) TURKISH BATH Singapore Tel: ***** ELECTROTHERAPY •If you like good cof iee drink73 words
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Article, Illustration236 1959-07-07 8 Judges Mun's problem HAVING dominate! 1 the Pan-Malayai Photographic Exhib* lions ever since [\k\ star e d, Singapore photographers Ih i s lime look ;i back si:it. honours in the Salon went to u. oy Ku; photouraph* doubt one to The judges ARPS \ng, ARi I Kok Huat. ARPS. am236 words
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Article34 1959-07-07 8 Dl \i: si What temperature do you recommend for film processing in Singapore's climate? 1 find the developer solution heats up after it has been standing hile. l S.34 words
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Article36 1959-07-07 8 Dl \K >l\\V i want to make an enlargement that will cover the entire wall «»t n.\ room, wnat is inc aslesl method? —IV.S i g tO with re Har-36 words
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Article214 1959-07-07 8 Photos on 'Malayan Life' wanted THE Singapore American Ladies Association intend to publish a diary for 1960. and they have invited photographers to submit photographs of 'Malayan Life". Prints can be submitted to Sunny Giam and must be 8 x 10 inches, glossy, and unmounted. To each successful contributor, a214 words
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Article, Illustration373 1959-07-07 8 THIS CAN BE MADE BETTER r pHK silhouette statues and the sky make this a highly dramatic picture. I like it, but I believe it can be made even better. The .mult' chosen by tin* photographer :i\»^ the impression that the statues are toppling forward. A change in camera angle373 words
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Article384 1959-07-07 8 Learners Column Don t blame the camera BECAUSE of the slow shutter speed of the box camera, it is necessary to hold tincamera as rock-stead> as possible. Squeeze the camera button gently when you take the picture. Jerktag it jars the camera and makes the picture fuzzy. The subjects you384 words
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Advertisement135 1959-07-07 8 How do your prim shape in the eye; 1 of a salon |udge |»g| Do you wonde..*gd your favourite < fcfjjlf- prints appear tc other people? Perhaps you havi m m a masteroiccc m R tucked away anwl fc%# P^Pm a your negative p You can find on 1 1135 words
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458 1959-07-07 9 ALLAN LEWIS - HAPPY MELODY BEST IN THE MAIN SPRINT ALLAN LEWIS m a\ _E Class 1, Division 1—6 Furlongs I Marigold Malayan Scholar 8.07; Forest R#_, it in. nuu mmm Holiday Time H.«2 Happ^ M^odr 8 J? lh Vf «7 tn 8 °5; Noble Albert 8«0; Good Wind 7 lT nui« i*458 words
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Article, Illustration22 1959-07-07 9 Today's Training SENTENCE SHINES ON TRACK olds, :orn- Holiday p ee in lllllllilllHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||||||||||j||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||l|||||||||||||||||||||||uillllllllllllllllllllf_ FRANK ANSWERS BY WONG PENG SOON M_i_____ _«—^___^M— mm.22 words
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Article58 1959-07-07 9 I I ATHLETIl Inter Secondary nglish Schools championships (finals), Jalan Besar (3 p.m.); Harold Has_U's clinics for school*: SAFA league Div. 3 A. Railway Recreation Club v Gevlang ltd.. Farrer Park; Jollilads vs CailMii, Bales-tier Road; Div. 3B, Arsenal vs Telok Kurau. feeyl-anif: Friendly. Dockyard vs KM Singapore.58 words
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Article56 1959-07-07 9 EYREUX. North France. A 28-year-old French er was killed here yesterby a Swedish doctor in he opening bout of an internal fencing tournament. The Frenchman. Mr. Berlard MaiLard, an epeeist of :he local Jeanne d'Arc Cluo iied almost immediately r the Swede's epee pene:rated his rightReuter - 56 words
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Article, Illustration103 1959-07-07 9 LONDON. Tues.— In a thrilling finish Glamorgan yesterday bout Middlesex by two runs with a day to spare in their English county crici ket championship match at ansea. But the manner in which they achieved it rather than their slender margin of vie- tory103 words
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Article, Illustration1143 1959-07-07 9 UP A DIVISION— BUT I TAKE FANON! CI. 3, Div. 1-6 Furs. Sir Kinder 9.00; Rogerthorpe ft.ll; San Juan 8.10; My Goodnf>5 8.09: Aloha 8.08 Little Richard 8.06; Chetideriang 8.05; Star Zeaf 8.03; Time to Reason 8.04; Monty 8.02: Peking 8.02; Safe Invest 8.00; Balkan t heralier 8.#0; Hiya Honey1,143 words
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Article823 1959-07-07 9 YES, MALAYA CAN REGAIN THE THOMAS CUP says Wong Peng Soon. But when? The former world champion smiled when I put the question to him. Looking out over the badminton courts at the Singapore Youth Sports Centre where young men were perspiring as they chased823 words
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Article475 1959-07-07 9 Class 1, Division 1—7 Furlongs Donning Strict 9.H1; Tudor Wonder 9.03; Son of Burma 8.08; Marksman 8.03: Powhatan 8.03; Coua* 8.03; Your Hifhness II 8.02; Afnes Slipper 8.01; Canastra 8.01; Take Eaay 8,01; Collateral 8.00: satoro 8.00; Charge Sheet 7.12; Sovereign Flame 7.10; SUte Minstrel IMPROVING475 words
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Article209 1959-07-07 9 M. Harrison- Gray - M. Harrison-Gray •v k Dealer Souin Norlh-8outb game Na R 10 9 3 0 A 10 4 3 $943 J?"/" f A 10 8.7.4 A 4 5 K 4 Q 10 8 a hand is an instructive lesson in limit theory. South bid One Diamond, West209 words
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Advertisement7 1959-07-07 9 tomorrow! Another exclusive article. Don't miss it7 words
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308 1959-07-07 10 HONG KONG WORKING CONDITIONS CAN'T BE IMPRO VED O VERNIGHT UON(; KONG, Toes. Hong Kong is described in it> 1958 annual report avigorous industrial power whose activities are provoking widespread attention from less successful competitor^." The report dewth of the industrial econoolony into owded an 806.000 iv half from TheReuter - 308 words
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Article299 1959-07-07 10 YO DANGER TO PASSENGERS I orsiX/N, Tues.— The J Daily Herald reports today that British Overseas Airways Corporation Comet jet airliners have been found to be radio-active. Part of the radio-activity, i in a front page re>ort, "is thought to be due o strontium 90, the death histReuter - 299 words
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Article146 1959-07-07 10 BIG FIRE DAMAGE $12 MIL piCTOU, Nova Scotia. Tues. A A waterfront fire which raged out of control here yesterday destroyed twc piers, razed buildings, burned out fishing boats and causea an estimated $12 million damage. Firemen called on neighbouring towns for help sle high winds drove the flames into146 words
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Article124 1959-07-07 10 /COLOMBO. Tues. Dockers v; belonging to the Trot-skyist-led United Port Workers Union decided yesterday to continue the 12-day harbour strike until an "honourable settlement' was reached. Many members of the Government Party urged the Prime Minister. Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike, to take a firm attitudeReuter - 124 words
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Article38 1959-07-07 10 LIVERPOOL. Tues. An albatross, symbol of bad luck to sailors, got the blame yesterday when over 50 officers and crew of the 14.200 ton ship Calpean Star staged a sit-down strike in the docks here.38 words
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Article, Illustration42 1959-07-07 10 R.L diplomat sees off his fiancee ■tenant Scenario, Indonesian rice-consul here. off hi» ti.uu Jfiss Anneke v the Sin iMpore Airport this morn- inc. Miss Soekadi, 22-year-old law student at the university in Bandoeng, was here on a five-dav visit. Press picture.Free Press; Press - 42 words
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181 1959-07-07 10 RUSSIA IS STEP NEARER HUMAN SPACE TRAVEL MOSCOW. Tuesday. IVJSSI brought two dogs and a rabbit safely back no: ash" pro- > be the first nation to perfect human el. jeous" the rabported to or e f farce ir»»m the earth* :ul Soil nching so far and to be theReuter - 181 words
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Article18 1959-07-07 10 LONDi. Tues. ett Harriman. a leading .ber of the U.S. Demoalled i lac- Reuter ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article75 1959-07-07 10 MEMPHIS, < Tennessee) Mon. Mayor Edmund Orgill, 60, lost use of his right hand during a strenuous handshaking campaign tor re-election. He withdrew as a candidate on the advice of his doctors, and underwent an operation today to remove an obstruction in a blood vessel75 words
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182 1959-07-07 10 More talks on Berlin first says Lloyd T ONDON. Tues. Mr. Ld Selwyn Lloyd, the British Foreign Secretary, said yesterday he expected that, when the Geneva conference of foreign ministers resumed on July 13. there would first be further discussion of the Berlin question. "It will be a matter forReuter - 182 words
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Article81 1959-07-07 10 ATOM-PLANE CRASHES: 7 INJURED SHRFVEPORT, Louisiana. Mon. An Air Force C-124 cargo plane carrying unarmed nuclear weapons crashed and burned on takeoff today at Barksdale air force base. The plane's seven crew members were sent to hospital. Unauthorised persons were ordered to remain out of the crash area until wreckageUPI - 81 words
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113 1959-07-07 10 DARWIN, Tues. Anxiety mounted last night for the safety of actor-magician John Calvert of Hollywood and seven other people when a rescue plane returned from a fruitless search of the Arafura Sea for the stormbeaten yacht Seafox. The Seafox was en route fromReuter - 113 words
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131 1959-07-07 10 MORE AREAS IN MALAYA TO GROW RUBBER WASHINGTON, Mon. The natural rubber industry Is stepping up Its production and research programmes to meet a growing demand for natural rubber in this country and the demands of a prosperous industrial Europe, according to a top Malayan government official. Mr. Tan SlewUPI - 131 words
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Article67 1959-07-07 10 TOKYO. Tues. A senior official of the Japanese National Railway Corporation yesterday left here by Northwest Airlines for the United States to make an appeal for World Bank loans to construct a new TokyoKobe main line by 1964 when the Olympic Games will be held in67 words
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Article152 1959-07-07 10 TPHE Minister for Labour and x Law, Singapore, Mr. K. M. Byrne, is studying a report on damage said to have been caused by sea water to 27 lots of farm land in the Bedok resettlement area. A decision on Government action is expected soon.152 words
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Article, Illustration110 1959-07-07 10 A FILIPINO band which entertained the former Federation Prime Minister. Tenffku Abdul Rahman, during his Philippines visit earlier this year arrived in Singapore yesterday. Said the leader. Romy Katin^ dig: "We played a special number for him called the 'Tengku Abdul110 words
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163 1959-07-07 10 RIDA TRADING IS UNFAIR— STALLHOLDERS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesd;. T»HE exhibition stall of the Rural and Industrial 1 Development Authority at this year's M.A.H.A. show has caused annoyance to other stallholders. The reason If that RID. A. stall was not Just a showcase for Malayan handicraft*. It was an active competitor163 words
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Article74 1959-07-07 10 fTTALA LIMPITI. Tucv Smallholders from langor and Negri Sembilan have proved themselves better than anvlmth making rubber sh» Between them they havr won all the prizes in the sheet-making competition at this yearN M VILA, exhibition. For the first time in the four years that the74 words
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69 1959-07-07 10 Improve machine for the rice mill KUALA Tu< goven ing Feder; get n< chines o countrv tion b The Mi ture, th< stand wii I purchase cbJni Mil n Thf new ms lers m padi. Th< extr;. rice Iron padi. Apa r i milled p machirif separatee The do not69 words
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Article14 1959-07-07 10 Army Minister ends tour I con. «J poodwii. Hong K anci back to Au14 words
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Miscellaneous27 1959-07-07 10 Cinema Guide CAT MAY Phone 3340 Northwest Mounted Police OOCON Phone ***** Wor. NEW ALHAMBRA Phone *****: .1 Mother ODEON KATONC Phone 406: Thunder In The East27 words
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