The Singapore Free Press, 16 July 1959
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Title Section13 1959-07-16 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. ***** SINGAPORE, THITxSDAY, JULY 16, 1959. 15 CENTS.13 words
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Article66 1959-07-16 1 Sukarno Cabinet criticised JAK The Sukarno army iccording to political ot ro.-e over the Air objection to being under an army man as DeThi> was report iled yesterday with the swearingin of t. Force Chief of 1 Staff. rshal Surya.bers But political oi> the; some thc this is ci be-Reuter - 66 words
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Article, Illustration162 1959-07-16 1 Rebels act after m MCA ft! ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Leaders of tho MX .A. breakawaj uroup plan to form a new political party on non-com-munal lines before polling day, August WK it \va> learnt from reliable sources here today. /obably include :on" m will aim. rhe bulkFree Press - 162 words
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Article108 1959-07-16 1 Jakarta bans Reds' paper JAKARTA. Thurs. The Indonesian Army today banned the Communist newspaper Harian Rakjat for an indefinite period, the Jakarta Garrison Command announced. The ban on Pia news agency and the three newspapers. Sinpo. Pedoman and Barita Indonr 5 lifted today. They published an air force statement callingReuter - 108 words
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Article33 1959-07-16 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Authorities m Magelang, East }ava m a morality measure, have ordered all men going fnto the -red light" area to £ye their names to police. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article22 1959-07-16 1 BOMBAY. Thurs. -A fie ice Arabim Sea storm buffeted fheJu freighter* san Maru a crockery ancl lts irom Colombo. U.P.I.U.P.I - 22 words
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Article84 1959-07-16 1 TALKING ABOUT BABIES, MADAM? THE chances are you were It is a topic of absorbing interest for mothers-ro-be, for those who have just become mothers, and for those who have bee^ mothers for years. Absorbing and vital. That is why every woman should read Feminascope m tomorrow's Singapore Free Press84 words
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Article36 1959-07-16 1 Four masked Chinese, armed with knives, tied up the owner of a provision shop. Mr. Chua Chuan Leong. m Bukit Timah Road. Singapore at 3.30 a.m. yesterday and stole h and cigarettes worth 5590.36 words
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Article36 1959-07-16 1 1.300 burglary Mr. Ho Chan reported to police yesterday that when he returned to his house m Outram Road at 5.15 p.m. yesterday he found it had been ransacked. Cash and jewellery worth 51.300 were missing.36 words
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Article28 1959-07-16 1 MILAN. Thurs. Father Agostino Gemelii. President Of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences m Vatican Ciiv. died here yesterday alter a long illness. He was 81.- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article40 1959-07-16 1 3 KNIFE MEN ROB WOMAN Three Chinese, armed with knives, broke into a house m i Durham Estate. Singapore at 9.30 a.m. yesterday, tied up j the occupant, Mrs. Low Sin Gek. and took away cash and jewellery worth $1,425.40 words
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97 1959-07-16 1 I^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— rv Dato Osman bm Talib, deputy chairman oi the I Electricity Board, returned here yesterday after a five-wee., oflicial visit to Brunei Daiu Osman went to B'-unei at the invitation of the Sultan to help m tne 1 revision97 words
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234 1959-07-16 1 Ike demands Soviet pledge before he'll go to summit WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER yesterday said he would not agree to side-track the Berlin issue and so to a summit conference on other matters with what he called a Russian "ultimatum" on Berlin still hanging over the West. He told hisReuter - 234 words
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Article46 1959-07-16 1 TIIE price of rubber was unehansed at 981 tents a lb., when the Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning. The market was handicapped because few overseas cables had been received due to severe sunspot activity disrupting radio communications. The tone was hesitant.46 words
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Article93 1959-07-16 1 Blackout in Siglap still on A PART of the Changi Road-Si&lap area m Singapore, blacked-out since 4.3<) p.m. yesterday, is still without electricity supply. An official spokesman said engineers were working on a damaged underground cable and it was hoped to restore the supplies by noon today. Residents of Frankel93 words
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Article63 1959-07-16 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Selangor Assemblymen said yesterday they were not interested m seeking an amend I ment to Legislative Assembly standing orders to have sitj tings begin In the afternoon [as is now the procedure m I Singapore. A Socialist Front Asscmbly--1 man said he63 words
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242 1959-07-16 1 R.I. ARMY HOLD 2 AMERICANS IN JAIL JAKARTA, Thurs.— Th, United States has another case on its hands m Indonesia that may prove to be as politically embarrassing as the so- j called "Pope" case. The new case involves I CalUomians who have been j held iv jail by theU.P.I - 242 words
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Article88 1959-07-16 1 Steel strike Ike won't step in WASHINGTON, Wed.— President Eisenhower made it clear I day that he would not k an injunction. least for the present, m an effort to end the I tionwide steel strike which beean at midn.iiht last night. He told a prr.-s conferr l i notReuter - 88 words
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Advertisement39 1959-07-16 1 P rid of it with [--J DANDRICIDE t airdressersm 14 Stores. I LOW PRICED GARMENTS 1 for LIMITED BUDGETS Dacron Trousers $18.75 Dacron Suits $67.75 Non-iron cotton I Coopers Socks $2.25 ■V V t -I \f 35 Cotton Shirts39 words
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Advertisement95 1959-07-16 1 IKON CAMERAS I SYMBOLS EXCELLENCE STOP PRESS I 1 L-. is here FM Medium Short Wove with Stereo Phonograph. Always lovely to gaze upon, never disappointing m its superb quality stereophonic sound reproduction. ir tuoe cc- ECC IS, ECH 6' EL 64, M (RL232 ir watt ou^pu^: 2x5 watts IC95 words
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Russian buying increases
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128 1959-07-16 2 Britain's cotton firms told: Scrap old plant M\\( Ml >l I R Thurs. —1 In fii >t sttpN to Britain's cotton phis output before the industry Is modernised \t M< rda> More th m linns (I (it LuX of plans down tO tin Cotton ip md outmoded mac hi nrforcU.P.I - 128 words
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11 1959-07-16 2 BUYING POWER OF POUND FALLS 20 P.C. i ber.bled reduce the11 words
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273 1959-07-16 2 JULY SHIPMENT BOOSTED TO 17,000 TONS KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. Til ERE are signs that Russia is going to boost her purchases of Malayan rubber to the same level at which she was buying earlier this year, according to well-informed market sources. Reports indicate that ncr July shipment will be about273 words
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Article60 1959-07-16 2 LONDON. Thurs.-— Tin was I hesitant at the opening yes- i terday with the three months' position inclined to soften following the out- j break of the U.S. steel strike. But t hereafter values steadied. Trade quarters said that, j the scarcity of cash tin out- side60 words
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Article, Illustration168 1959-07-16 2 UK proposal on tariffs under study CANBERRA. Thurs. The Australian Trade Minister, Mr. John McEwen, .said yesterday Australian officials wore .studying the possible effects of Britain's proposal to remove tariffs on a number of food items from Denmark. The British proposal, he said, did not relate to all canned meatReuter - 168 words
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Article111 1959-07-16 2 R.I. not to wipe out investments JAKARTA, Thurs.— The Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman. Mr. Ganis Harsono. said it was not the present intention ol the government to eliminate foreign capital investment m the republic Antara news agency reported. Mr Harsono said he was clarifying a statement made on Tuesday byReuter - 111 words
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Article355 1959-07-16 2 U.K. CLOSING PRICES j Previous Today <' RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports July 28 1 buyers delayed RUBBER No. 1 RSs >pot 28-1 buyers RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Auj. 28-r buyers dela\ed 28 i seller? Aoovt prices quoted v. pence.355 words
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Article1252 1959-07-16 2 ffllilM Tilay N S .jB s B •::oo b i B. B. Petrol 53 B I S 1 536 S 5.50 S 5 .50 S 1f... 18 B S C'dS... 34 B tl 35'- S 7 35-6 S j2 B 1.01 6 1 .uj o I.GO B1,252 words
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Article21 1959-07-16 2 Tourism parley for Manila MANILA. Thurs. ternatioi Tra\ mcci ember 18 to on Tou:. expected to ference m V cc ol21 words
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Article30 1959-07-16 2 LONDON engined B Irom Chic; Lone three engi: She Sha: piiblie. the captain an emergency that he had of his < and ambuia the plane lana- ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article, Illustration95 1959-07-16 2 JAPANESE BteH millexport prices oi their pro< United States steelworkers itrtk yesterday. A spokesman for Federation said import ins large amou the pa ll nwmtl tion of the walk-out. This means I no immediate r lanea stri. However. I comes longi the ease of95 words
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Article62 1959-07-16 2 Ships hing alongside thr smgi- pore Harbour Board wharves or I expected tod. J -2. Seiko -v 6A. P: --IPP- Uoyd 8-n. 10-n. 13-14. der 18. Hikone Maru .9 N.W.. N.Wall 4 X.: 29-30, Berncruacl rhaon 33Steel Executive 44 Outer huartv Hoik Nassa. Nord. H. E Liverpool. Kicardo.62 words
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6 1959-07-16 2 Trasatlanlie phone pact gj ghjgjtj tyjghj6 words
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Article29 1959-07-16 2 TOKYO. lead: have iuded a br writl. the import betv. 600.000 ton> of from g in 1961. J a par. million I it duction.29 words
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Advertisement149 1959-07-16 2 GOOD NEWS JUST ARRIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF ARROW I SHIRTS AND SPORTS SHIRTS \<>U AVAILABLE IN ALL SIZES GIAN SINGH CO., LTD. ouse of Elegance Quality) ta Place. Spce Tel: *****/6 |$taa topconK j' !JM B, HAS BEEN'AWARDED THE ■jPf fh<> kc.m Btmarte Tmn. m I 1 JL yXff149 words
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Advertisement2 1959-07-16 2 '"I. BS^^^BBmm.\-^UmWS.\mmmmWßL%2 words
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Article, Illustration122 1959-07-16 3 Communists conduct extensive harassment Genocide m Tibet I live launched an aggressive l ibct, the New Delhi I imes reported. h Inch accused of m left off. is gn of ha: ■ital. r was Red mm illation. I The HINDUSTAN TIMES m an editorial122 words
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167 1959-07-16 3 LIFT GOA SANCTIONS CALL TO GOVT. OF INDIA 'J'lIE Times of India said that since New Delhi rightly "maintains that Goa is an integral part of India, n should accept the logical corollary ol this contention and grant all Goans m India citizenship as a matter of course. "It wouldU.P.I - 167 words
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128 1959-07-16 3 PORT ELATH FOR ISRAELI F.E. TRADE THE Israeli Cabinet had agreed it is more important to push exports of heavy chemicals to the Far East* than to enforce the right of free passage of the Suez Canal. The Cabinet was meeting m connection with the .atest developments m the case128 words
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41 1959-07-16 3 J apanese technical aid, loans in Asia d con 1958. m L ups between. Jar reign ftrms apply Japanese technical ailed 118 ca I Out of the total, S East Asia accounted for 90. th India and Naa leading the Renter.41 words
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Article80 1959-07-16 3 ALLIANCES WOULD BE WEAKENED A A ned m -00,000.000 cut .me the p opinion countries mi_. on the wisdom ts when d the host; 1 couiv Ily sai: ive strength." he :i public oplnr.mitted co ■uld likewise be unthe -dor >uld conttr. aeir be: "One consequence of wuiild be thatU.P.I - 80 words
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Article40 1959-07-16 3 PI general asks for missiles VVLY-PROMOTLL nas ited State- to imic weapoi man them. _mander of the lon. .said n.s and "Honest possible communhvering nuclear th conventional r must acquire rees abreast nocratic count. tl radars no Filinin.o- 2A. UPIUPI - 40 words
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Article43 1959-07-16 3 GIFT CALVES FOR SEOUL ORPHANAGE PLANELOAD to Seoul C-130 an operation provide an orphan there with its own he: liat ot coi. De. Parson c v I one of the founders ot home for war orpr. X jnerican ranchers donated the i U.P.I.U.P.I - 43 words
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Article22 1959-07-16 3 B. dUr nf B 19^9 montns ol ver edw ith £3,*****0 for iod m 19o<J. U.P.I.U.P.I - 22 words
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Article27 1959-07-16 3 mdia has submitted for "on on the forthcoming General Assembly s ida a resolution entitled V question of rcpre0 f chma m the ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article220 1959-07-16 3 rpili; Washington Star said that Burma's request for a 1 1 ■■■pii— of United Stall i.omie aid provided further evidence ol the disillusionment and I isetl b> lommunist brh.iMour m At In a leadins article, the stir said: "It was uridrb predicted last Spring that Communist ChinasReuter - 220 words
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Article26 1959-07-16 3 The United States has contracted to lease 15 tons ,of heavy water to India for use m atomic research leactor at Trombay, Bombay. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article21 1959-07-16 3 Two Japan c nuclear scientists are now attending the 1959 conference on high energy physics m Kiev. Reuter U.P.I.Reuter; U.P.I - 21 words
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100 1959-07-16 3 RED INFECTION IN CONGRESS 'CR' CHARGES i^ORMER Governor- General Rajagopalacha r i has bitterly riticised India's ruling Congress party. claiming it suffers irom ••communist infection." Addressing a public meeting m Bombay, Rajagopalachari popularly known •CR" "over•vernment" was the creed of the present administration. This is bad. The present government isU.P.I - 100 words
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Article39 1959-07-16 3 Boy Scout Jamboree m Manila.— U.P.l. Japan's newest and largest freighter, the 20.000-ton. Nikko Maru. has been put on the Manila run. Reuter The Indonesian post office has issued a sc* of six stamps to commemorate the tenth InternationalReuter - 39 words
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Article17 1959-07-16 3 The population ol" Sotirabayn was 1.173.393 a.s of the end of May. About 100.000 are Chinese.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 17 words
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Article29 1959-07-16 3 A Japanese mission is scheduled to visit Indonesia m mid-August. It Will be headed by Mr. Sinichi Oka.>aki. chairman of the Japanese Indonesian Friendship Association m Japan- U.P.I.U.P.I - 29 words
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Article29 1959-07-16 3 Vital statistics of Miss Japan (Akiho Kojima. 22 who is competing jor thc Miss Universe title, are 36U-23-: 37' j. She is bjt. 6m. and neighs 120 lbs. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article36 1959-07-16 3 The Indian Governmentowned Indian Airlines Corporation is seeking Australian aid m reorganising and re-equipping their enormous network of routes m South Asia, the general manager of the airline. Air Commodore P. Lai. said m Sydney. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article18 1959-07-16 3 Radio Australia will begin broadcasting weekly half- hour lessons m English to j Indonesia from October 6.1 ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article28 1959-07-16 3 Visiting Dr. S. Chandrasckhar, an Indian expert on population problems, has urged the Chinese Nationalist Government to take effective measures to contiol the expanding population of Formosa- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article16 1959-07-16 3 Tiie Bandung Legislative Council has unanimously approved a resolution to ban American "Wild Western'" movies.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 16 words
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Article25 1959-07-16 3 A forty-member Indonesian youth delegation will I part m the seventh Youth Festival to be held m Vienna from July 26 to Aug. 4. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article12 1959-07-16 3 Kyoon is South Korea's new ambassador to Turkey. Reuter Lieutenant-General Shin UgnReuter - 12 words
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Article26 1959-07-16 3 A Japanese fishing boat, the Genei Maru. has left for Venezuela for a two-year prawn fishing trip around Trinidad Island m the British West Indies.- ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article74 1959-07-16 3 A U.S. Strategic Air Command leader conferred with President Chiang Kaishek m Taipeh after stating that S.A.C. bombers could go to Nationalist China's aid within a matter oi* hours. Major-General Richard M. Montgomery, commander of S.A.C.'s third air division, told newsmen that S.A.C. bombers couldU.P.I - 74 words
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209 1959-07-16 3 UK speculation on objects of Kishi trip JAPANESE Premier Nobusuke Kishi has J gone to Britain without the ad\anI tage of being from the new revolutionary or nationalist governments of Asia, the London Times said m an editorial. "Japan has a harder task as a coun- try that tries toU.P.I - 209 words
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82 1959-07-16 3 Burma cracks down on 'travellers' THE Burmese Government has cracked dow: globe-trotters. Fur years .sell-styled journalists and authors have been shuttling back and forth across Burma mainly on bicycles and m cars- claiming they w I collecting material lor their writings. Some made the trek on foot. The government has82 words
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Article53 1959-07-16 3 More U.S. rice sought by R.I. Indonesia has requested another 75.000 tons of United States rice under a surplus agricultural agreement signed recently between the tv.o countries, according to American embassy official Jakarta. Purchase authorisations have bit n issued by the United States government for 50.000 tons already agreed to.Reuter - 53 words
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Advertisement89 1959-07-16 3 Bm*** tO/rtorgcsOmOrc/ RAFFLES MONDAYS THURSDAYS ELIZABETHAN GRILL "jMv* JFjLv "WHY NOT FLY THERE? Sydney? Hongkong? London? Our expert ossistoncc costs COOKS WORLD TRAVEL SERVICE 39, Robinson Rd., Singopore. Tel: ***** Grom.: Coupon P^ J SEA-KING j^H^^SL THE WATCH OF /f Jl| 'i\ A LIFE TIME i^^*^<f j WATERPROOF wL Ji89 words
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Miscellaneous87 1959-07-16 3 -MH HHHI H 1 i^l 1 19 JH "B LUES \< ROSS l When ir m prei 8. Do I J>. 9. Gl overseas (7). 10. Just one oi one's own bi pieces 7 I 11.1 (5). 12. 'Ihe figures I 14. They gather, lots c (6>. 18. Mend: I87 words
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Article240 1959-07-16 4 JOSEPH L. MYLER - Space men say: It's lots of fun JOSEPH L. MY LER By THE yen American Project Mercury tronauts training Langley Research Cen--111 Virginia for one of the most eerie and hazardous adventures m has been called on to undertake trip into unknown outer space know how feels to float eightless240 words
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Article749 1959-07-16 4 ice vrtntnt ami pop* bvautifui giris 9 sunbathing youths THIS is the rarely recognised Russia far from the familiar Kremlin patterns of power and politics—of pretty girls and treelined boulevards, cool, crisp linen m railway sleepers, the Russia with a place for the hirepurchase salesman.749 words
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842 1959-07-16 4 IAN AITKIN - Little town of great courage turns its back on race hate IAN AITKIN **y rpALLAHASSEE, dozing m the hot southern sun beneath S its moss-hung oak trees, is a little town of which America For three bitter da oa f tle was .ought m Its tiny, stufl irtE room. A842 words
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Article442 1959-07-16 4 have a reasonable hope of getting the astronaut back alive." The seven candidates, sitting on a front row, laugh as though a joke had been made. Two of them shake hands m mock solemnity. From left to right there Is not a single visible flicker ofU.P.I - 442 words
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Article, Illustration185 1959-07-16 4 From agriculture to industry, I was taKen to see Anatoli BaranovsKy. a big. well-dressed man who is one of the bosses of tbe Ukrainian State Planning Commission. He too seemed efficient and was certainly full of facts. Among them they have started a hire-pur-chase shop m Kiev,185 words
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Article20 1959-07-16 4 T pot flaI v tht Te She "Rabot Go he. Pr.i B PAX Antiquities D-20 words
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Advertisement83 1959-07-16 4 HOTEL BILTMORE^ TRAFALGAR RAMBAU STRtEI Telephone Th _M_fltf__f NEWER AND BET EF ft l___________i___r Ri fBR^^JS J»5 i THE SECRET IS IN THE GREEN WINDOW _______MO^OT r/19 ORIKKOR LENS 8,1-1/500 MXV SHI O-MATIC VIEW FINDER WITH BUILT M PARALLAX COMPENSATION $192 LENS 8.1-1/500 MXS SHUTTER GREEN 0 U y\ FINDER83 words
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Miscellaneous160 1959-07-16 4 «F^fJS?l_2__s^ e i2!iS"l&J^^ t^ by Michael i gan. Dick Abel (rhythm gui- Headlines. (Relayed by Ra ?^fi>i 0 5ii^ Ch ?_S c v rom: SW K l,t^ w lt the help of Zan- tor), Dan Hopkins (drums), dio Malaya) d 1.30 The News: 1.40 News- rah Za'aba; 6.53 Announce- and160 words
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Article47 1959-07-16 5 I xl ll\G TIME NOW Cl I DOWN AT OERAL HOSPITAL I Press Staff Reporter re now attending to out-! Ihe General Hospital, Singapore,! tin on-the-spot check made by the :h. Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, j r* do not have to ghjtyjtj tj47 words
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31 1959-07-16 5 METERS FOR FEDERATION TAXIS BY NEXT JULY KMPUR, musl th itted m for the rt Depart Free Pi OrI which came into tl begin public being rupulou r I mooted by31 words
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Article14 1959-07-16 5 Front seats to cost the most Tthe and the baithe Singap for 1 r14 words
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Article117 1959-07-16 5 Bank of Tokyo to open KL branch KUALA LUMPLR, Thurs.— I Tiie Bank ol Tokyo is to up a branch here soon to promote c.< ser economic ties between the Federation and Japan. ttie representative of the Bank ot Tokyo m Kuala Lumpur. t lir T. Mishima. sa iterday that117 words
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Article34 1959-07-16 5 A Theosophical Society lecture by Yen. Sumangale an American Buddhist monk on "The Power of Projecte Thoughts" will be given toI day at 8 Cairnhill Road, Sin- gapore at 6.30 p.m.34 words
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Article38 1959-07-16 5 A v. rdicl of misadventure wa.- recorded m Singapore at an Inquest on •Alfred c W. Wijay. who was found dead under a bridge near the Geylang Police Station on June 3. He 'had a fractured skull.38 words
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9 1959-07-16 5 OLD STAMPS TO BE PUT BACK ON SALE ■Qm9 words
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217 1959-07-16 5 Siam 'will try' to supply all of Malaya's rice needs had set apart for exMalaya is good neighcustomer." d that ernmei cut its export ken and ca by I merchants m Sini the Fee port those ides of rice irom Siam on a competitive basis with broken rice from Burma.217 words
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Article, Illustration67 1959-07-16 5 Symphony Orchestra rehearses The Singapore Symphony Orchestra rehearsing at the Victoria Theatre for Sunday's concert. Guest conductor Edwin Smith can be seen behind the piano, while Miss Susheela Dcvi sits directly to his left as leader Mr. l?or Ozim and Miss Use yon* A.penheim wil] be appearing as the soloistsFree Press - 67 words
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Article, Illustration314 1959-07-16 5 Violinist Igor Ozim to perform in S'pore tonight A Special Correspondent IYAVUS rvcl the well-known violinisl Igor Ozim perform m Yugoslavia two years ago, I looking forward to the recital he is to give with thi lian pianist. Miss list tieim, Cultural Centre m Singapon Bor pitai slav Mr. OzimFree Press - 314 words
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Article39 1959-07-16 5 Pcnghulus to call meetings N'GHUI 25 inort' the I S ngapore will of the •oblems Govern- Ti. the I, Inche bin Ibrahim. few b called -Pulau LuUt and ay. the only ir comCt for Gu District il] forward .arob.39 words
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366 1959-07-16 5 BUS SERVICE FOR CITY CENTRE? ALL SUPPORT IDEA fiFFICE workers, traders and shoppers yesterday agreed that the transport authorities should consider introducing a special bus service to serve the one square mile Singapore City centre around RalTles Place as a means of relieving traffic con- gestion. They were commenting on366 words
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Article125 1959-07-16 5 Sawmill men to meet CUT IN OUTPUT: MANY JOBLESS A JOINT meeting of the ex •utive commi" ol the Singapore Sawmillers' Association and the Sawmill Workers' Union will be held tomorrow to discuss the present crisis m the industry. The president of tin sociation. Mr. Tan Keng Seng, said no125 words
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109 1959-07-16 5 BICYCLE FACTORY: STILL NO DECISION KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— No decision had ached yet on a joint venture by Jap;; md Malayan businessmen to t up a bicycle industry m the Federation. Mr S. Okamoto. oi the Japan Export Trade Promotion Agency, said yesterday. The live-man Japanese n sion led by109 words
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Advertisement118 1959-07-16 5 SINCAPORE HICH TIDES TODAY: 7.08 p.m. TOMORROW: 8.55 a.m. and 8.12 p.m. SATURDAY: 9.57 a.m. and 9.07 p.m. SUNDAY: 10.47 a.m. and 9.57 p.m. MONDAY: 11.32 a.m. and 10.43 p.m. TUESDAY: 12.13 p.m. and 11.27 pm WEDNESDAY: 12.52 pm. your COLD STORAGE WEEK-END SPECIALS Hamburger Steaks tb 1.85 Sirloin Steak118 words
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Miscellaneous97 1959-07-16 5 Y.W.CA (Outram Road): Ballet Primaries 4.30 p.m. young yirls :>.:>() p.m.; Malay civil service exam. Std One 7.30 p.m.: English conversation housewives 730 p.m.: Conversational Mandarin 7.30 p.m. Y.W.CA (Raffles Quay): Chinese cooking 5.15 p.m.; Tai Chi 16.36 a.m.; Malay beginners 5.15 p.m.; Indian cookini; 5.15 p.m. SINGAPORE RECORDED MUSIC97 words
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Article, Illustration321 1959-07-16 6 A woman is never too old to make up, says a glamorous grandmother THERE i> a marked difference m the woman uho takes care ot her skin and the woman uho does not. Youthful grandmother Mrs. Esther Johannson i> an outstanding example i woman who takes care. firm,M.W - 321 words
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Article, Illustration110 1959-07-16 6 HEATHER DESIGNS HER OWN CLOTHES LOVELY young British actress Heather Sears has won considerable fame and fortune —including an Academy Award with her first starring role m "Esther Costello" and yet she still prefers to make and design many of her own clothes. She is a girl who likes toPopper - 110 words
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Article72 1959-07-16 6 A man who cheated a woman of $18 was jailed for nine! months and ordered to undergo 12 months' police supervision, by the Third Criminal District Judge, Singapore. Mr. K. T. Alexander, yesterday. The man, Cheah Kuan Hock. 32, pleaded guilty to the charge of72 words
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Article, Illustration102 1959-07-16 6 A TOTAL of 4.397 people m Tanjong Pagar were X-rayed up to 9 pm. on Tuesday under the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's mass X-ray campaign, which started on July 1 Out of this number 88 found to be m need of treatment have been mitted102 words
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312 1959-07-16 6 TO STUDY LIFE 01 TKIBE KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. YOUNG Diane Lewis, the American University graduate who lived m a remote Malay kampong for a year, left Kuala Lumpur yesterday with a file full of facts on the Minangkabau, the N Sembilan people who gave312 words
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Article95 1959-07-16 6 No plan yet for an arts school KUALA LUMPUR. Th It would probably bi some time before an ai school could be set up the Federation, it was ol cially stated yesterday. A spokesman lor the Mil istry of Education said that the Government h no immediate plans lor establishing95 words
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Article, Illustration19 1959-07-16 6 SEEING MALAYA ON BICYCLE on ih. «»t llu I hit m tlu- I ri work, i ey< In ciothii19 words
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Article18 1959-07-16 6 At Odin Square, A_ Road, Singapitwo men a clinic. A c:o\vci cident, out both men18 words
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Article258 1959-07-16 6 Malayan Senate to be set up soon KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— The Federation's first Senate (Dewan Negara), consisting of 38 members, will be set up shortly after the general elections next month. The Dewan Negara, which will be the Upper House under the Federal constitution, will have 22 elected members 'two258 words
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47 1959-07-16 6 RICE MILLERS WONT OP POM GOVT. PLAN KUALA Ll RICE mill' U not the pii An ollicia. Rice Mill ahead with tl. millers, paj;: the small piculs ot padi. Oi ed b i wr more A M spok> would not be I chines had not b- pie?47 words
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Advertisement121 1959-07-16 6 CATHAY'S OCEAN PARK HOTEL PKESEXTS SOUTH PACIFIC NIGHT SATURDAY, AUGUST Ist 1959 from 8.00 p.m. to 2.00 a.m. Admission By Supper Tickets Only 5> Snlm.ii <i...i COUPLE SK.no SS I J \TI KIS(, \IU LOI SOUTH PACIFIC FANTASY l |*i ISI U \M» PRO«>i < lli H lOUNMI m>]|\mi\ wn121 words
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Article, Illustration197 1959-07-16 7 and a maxim who m- ions parades presentations, sportits, technical photoPny— anything which ports the Army at work or play mis calls for great versatility. Military photographers In the Far East are stationed m >re (headquarters for Public Relations m the Kir197 words
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Article, Illustration14 1959-07-16 7 St. Abndrew's Cathedral from the air 1 i I IH <s II a m14 words
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Article47 1959-07-16 7 Hot work in Singapore sunshine HOT work a linesman of the Royal Signals (top picture) at work m Singapore. THE first Centurion tank to arrive m Singapore comes ashore (middle picture) at Bukit Berlayar last month. ANOTHER aerial picture this time Government House and its grounds (bottom).47 words
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Article, Illustration262 1959-07-16 7 4th. Division to celebrate its 150 th. anniversary rpHE Fourth Division, now part of the Britisii Army of the Rhine, is to celebrate the 150 th anniversary of its formation with a massed bonds display under searchlights at Heriord, Germany, on Sept. 11. There will also be262 words
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Article137 1959-07-16 7 Forces news from Britain up lines based on < pnsodes m then ice Valuable information could bo got m this tne already d with the n 5 hi.stvor Tiie number ol veterans who can remember old version.* particularly of the 1914-18 war. is decreasing So they are beinsr asked to137 words
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617 1959-07-16 8 BRUCE RUSSELL - BRUCE RUSSELL jiiiiiuiniii by ;ilimiii__ii INDONESIAN authorities m\ the idyllic Mand of Bali arc tempting to stamp out rockfitfhtinn. But the islanders are willing to take bet and Balinese love to bet particularly on cocklights that this is a which617 words
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Article785 1959-07-16 8 Special Correspondent - Are abnormalities increasing? Special Correspondent by a DUAL MONSTROSITY that is the la term which is beins bandied about accusingand controversial ly, m relation to radio-ac-ty. Radiation, suspect v. there is a prole spell of unseasonal weather m at of the world, is now being considered probable factor m account!e785 words
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Article76 1959-07-16 8 NEW YORK, Soviet women wil! be transformed into American type "glamour at the United States* :onal Exhibit m Moscow Is summer. Twenty- five thousand lipAill be distributed ranging from pastel pinks to flamboyant red called "Playing with Fire." ree demonstrations will be en by a staff of76 words
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Article, Illustration79 1959-07-16 8 'GOLDEN COMB' FOR FRENCHMAN The international hairdressers competition for the "Golden Comb of Germany'' held every -i\ years— has just been won by Paris hairdresser Rayko. The competition, held Ul Munich, wis organised by the Association of Bavarian Hairdressers. The winner received 1100 marks and several special prizes, as wellPopper - 79 words
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Article32 1959-07-16 8 New aia to help infants breathe i\ey; h P 1 A S unl I I I capacii I I C !h ore. i h< it ec I throu M intr I ij32 words
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Article23 1959-07-16 8 AF I i twill i F: I a Govt loan ol appeal j c thr Tl of the I ad*23 words
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Article9 1959-07-16 8 Soviets dig us manuscripts ma: mt pubi; f th»9 words
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Advertisement105 1959-07-16 8 DELIVERED to your J)ooß Fill m the special delivery form Mrr below and we shall arrange with the IliIJ newsvendor m your area to have the I V^rf-^. Singapore Free Press delivered every |fi j^l&<^ afternoon to your home SPECIAL DELIVERY FORM (DONT SEND MONEY) To: The Circulation Manager, A.105 words
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Advertisement12 1959-07-16 8 SYLVANIJ superflashl Indoors, outdoor* offer do gives yoi You'll gei tures c*c12 words
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Miscellaneous171 1959-07-16 8 JEFF II AUK I by Sydney Jordan *S Wf TANKER MOVES SLOLA/LV INTO THE AND WITHIN MINUTES j^M[ GROUNDS OP THE ATOMIC STATION. AN /S HEADING FOR THE -mimmm\ L_V r%m_ -^^V v UNSEEN PASSENGER JUMPS CLEAR jhE^REACTOR C^'LE ifli JJUIII^YI v^^l\\ MA.'VDIIAKE bj Lee Falk and Phil Davis fey^il^itttfiS^^^171 words
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Article, Illustration46 1959-07-16 9 Records ta ke a beating picture I I s a record m the I m 'srconVirKar^VX^'.l: Free Press m hiau Girls School makes her record thro* m thr shot put Una] a distance of 3Wt. tin., h bcu the previous best by lti inches Free PressFree Press - 46 words
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Article, Illustration495 1959-07-16 9 DONT SLUG BOXING FOK\O. I -An 18 member American swimming team, including AusMurray Rose, arrived here this morning by air from San Franirticipate In a three-day swimming competition beginning July 20. ti Woo wrong the same it's the peojund it. Tho-e who blacken pet:Reuter - 495 words
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Article28 1959-07-16 9 Crjy today's hand South and points) Four Clubs South obviously had after ked to choose beSpades ur live than rd a :blid he effect of Four28 words
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Article, Illustration576 1959-07-16 9 JOHN FERGUSON - JOHN FERGUSON by EADING Singapore soccer and rugbyreferee Mr. John Ferguson today gives some straight answers to the straight questions most tans would like to ask him. Do hostile spectators scare you? No; but sad to say some Singapore spectators i.e. the '800- boys'* are the worst-behaved I576 words
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Article84 1959-07-16 9 The visiting Australian women's golf team went down to Singapore's leading men m their two four-ball matches at the Royal Singapore Golf Club yesterday." In the first match. Miss' Pat Borthwick and Miss Margaret ers, went down to Joe Hutcheaon and Peter Masson, three and two.84 words
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Article25 1959-07-16 9 RICHMOND. California. Thurs. Oakland's Lyle MackJn knocked out Prank Skidmore of San Francisco m the second round last night at Richmond Auditorium. U.P.I.U.P.I - 25 words
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495 1959-07-16 9 Five fast forwards crack Bank defence National Carbon 5; Mercantile Bank 0. RATIONAL CARBON, 11 this years SBHFA Division 1 League champions, completed their League and Cup fixtures as the winners of Group A yesterday when they I beat Mercantile Bank at Farrer Park. Bankers put up A tough defence495 words
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Article55 1959-07-16 9 HOVE. Thurs. -^Sussex dismissed the Indian cricketers for 180 and then replied by scoring 105 for two on the opening day of their match here yesterday. Scores: India 180 (C. Borde 50 J. Ghorpade 44; A. James five for 65). Sussex 105 for two, (L.Reuter - 55 words
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Article50 1959-07-16 9 MOSCOW, Thurs. Rudolf Plyukfelder. the Russian weightlifter, has beaten his own world lightheavvweight record for the snatch by half a kilogramme j (one pound) with a lift of 139.5 kilogrammes (307-1 2 lb». Plyukfelder was competing m the weightlifting championship finals m the second Spartakiad.— ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article151 1959-07-16 9 PHILIP OULTON, a captain m the Cheshire Regiment, won three events yesterday at the Army athletic championships at Nee Soon, and set re- cords m all of them. Altogether four records were set m this Singapore Base District tournament. Oulton beat the Singapore championship record151 words
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Article76 1959-07-16 9 LONDON. Thurs.— Close of play scores m yesterday's county cricket matches: At Edgbaston Scotland 262 IR. Chishlom 76. M. Denness 84) versus Warwickshire. At Lords: Gentlemen 194 <M. Smith 79). Players 102 for three. At the Oval: Surrey 316 for eight (Fletcher 121. R. Sw r etman 9376 words
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Article86 1959-07-16 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.—Raffles Institution beat Johore English College 4-1 m a friendly badminton match here. Results (Raffles players mentioned first): Singles Kuthubdeen Abdullah bt Tham Kok Whye 9-15, 15-7, 15-6; Yahya lost to Tan Kok Siang 12-15. 11-15; Double,v— G. Sandosham and Lindy Lim bt Kok86 words
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Article71 1959-07-16 9 SWIMMERS SET TWO NEW TIMES HTWO more records were broken on I <>nd of the Sim Chinese Clubs annual championship meet at Amber Ro. the reco from tbe record of 49.3 >oh Bee Hwee m the 50 mem ;roke lor girls < Res loom butterfl* .wee, 3 m butterfly r.er71 words
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Miscellaneous54 1959-07-16 9 TODAY'S I 1 SPORT j ATHLETICS Singapore Combined School* championships, Jalan Besar Stadium (3 p.m.). TENNIS Singapore championships, YMCA and Tanglin (3.30 p.m.). SOCCEB Div. 3A. Seletar j Maxwell, Farrer Park: Indian Youngsters v Seletar Young Indians: Div 38, Arsenal v STB (.pylans; friendly, R.\E Seletar Darul Afiah. HOCKEY friendly54 words
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Article84 1959-07-16 10 Kishi has paved wa y for parleys LONDON, Thurs.— B n and Japan have d at talks hei thc possibility of Britain living vocation of Artii of the Gene: ment on Tradf (GATTi 11 be -studied fUI m the negotia»ns on the conclu-lomr-term t rade official communique stated her ied84 words
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Article152 1959-07-16 10 The Bill m tper U.P.I. this wouia nappe.. .ot surprise me m But I am that those who rcwithin the Alliance have to incur th- displeasure or certain groups. The Alliance stands for prosperity and harWhether we win or mt will stand firm on principle." Alliance ele ts.U.P.I - 152 words
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143 1959-07-16 10 Reuter I Thurs.— Exl X Wilhelm :id his ond red by 1 1 menl .rding Dut c buriioma broadi m a 8.8.C. programme last night. The story was told by Baron van Nagell. who was burgomaster at Doom. Holland, where the ex-Kai.ser m exile.Reuter - 143 words
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Article46 1959-07-16 10 Escorts now for trains JAKARTA, Thurs. Train* running m the rebel-infestec rubber estate area arounc Rantau Prapat, North Sumatra, have been provided witt military escorts, according t( press reports Irom the region The escorts were providec after rebels fired -on a train killing two passengers. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article54 1959-07-16 10 6 KILLED VS BANDUNG AMBUSH BANDUNG. Thurs. Six Indonesian soldiers riding on a jeep at the of Mount Wayang. Bandung Regency has been killed m a ambush by Darul Islam bandits, according to press report, here. The reports said 30 uniformed armed men coming from the hills attacked and ReuterReuter - 54 words
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Article346 1959-07-16 10 British Laboui leader speaksotjparamm^ The next stage\ must be full I disarmamentsays (raitskell HAMBURG, Thursday. \IR. HUGO GAITSKELL, leader ot the British Labour Party, said here yesterday there was a real prospect that the three existing nuclear Powers would before lon^ reach agreement on the endingReuter - 346 words
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Article, Illustration77 1959-07-16 10 These are mc •>" beauties who took part m the ""Goddess of Love" contest at the (apitol Theatre. Singapore, last night. Fiften qualified for the final tonight The winner will get a round trip lo Japan on a luxury liner. Second prize Is S'.OO. aFree Press - 77 words
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186 1959-07-16 10 43 die, 1 2 missing in Japanese floods TOKYO, Thurs. The death toll from the floods m Southern Japan rose to 43 yesterday with 12 missing! and 75 injured as a result of heavy rain m the past two days. Reports of flooded homes, wrecked bridge > and land- slidesReuter - 186 words
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Article88 1959-07-16 10 HONG KONG. Thurs.— Five Chinese Com m v n is t agent* armsd with revolvers penetrated the Macao territorial waters, boarded by force a sampan with three men on it and ordered the trio to row the boat to the Communist-held island of Mani uho. One of88 words
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Article55 1959-07-16 10 JAKARTA. Thurs. Australia has agreed to let Indoi nesia have 100 more buses provided proper maintenance can be provided for them, the outgoing Indonesian Minister tor Communications, Mr. Sukardan. said hero. The buses are to bo used m Jakarta. Australia has already given Jakarta 100 busesReuter - 55 words
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Article, Illustration93 1959-07-16 10 EIGHTEEN American teachers (above) from 11 states left for Bangkok by CPA this morning after a four-day stay here. Leader of the group is Professor George Mulder, of lili- nois. They are on a world educational tour to study cultural, economic and historical matters. Fourteen of the93 words
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Article110 1959-07-16 10 Johore MCA leader quits parly MR. TAN SUAN KOK. a mber of the Johore State MCA working committee and member of the Alliance National Council, has rei signed from his party to contest the Parliamentary election as an independent. Mr. Tan said yesterday that Ihe had sent cables to the110 words
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Article35 1959-07-16 10 New york rubber futures slip NEW YORK. Thurs. After early steadiness lutures slipped on foreign selling. The volume moderate. Shipment offerings were i considered too high priced and dealers boueht little, with I factories inactive.35 words
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242 1959-07-16 10 LEE: WE'LL RULE —NO TIME FOR VENDETTAS THE Prime Minister, Mr. Legislative Assembly ernment was determined Mr. Lee said this during the debate on a Bili empowering the Finance Minister to take action against civil ser\ m such c; as defalca tons or ios.s of public money and property. Mr.242 words
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Article87 1959-07-16 10 Lords hear of sinning in parks I ONDON. Winterton Bnly Oraha ls are sinful. T have Green Park and St Park which, I astonished me. th a convinced must o" foreign visitors," he told House of Lords las: He said he har. "apparently and women* going hand-in-hand into the pa:U.P.I - 87 words
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Article35 1959-07-16 10 kMAMI I WOMAN gave birth im .i I' train speeding to hei hon. Mrs. Salvaeion Parun__:.i.. w her husband and taken to i thr birth -to another !•< Mother and tuins are doinj ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article34 1959-07-16 10 Invarders are identified Iffghtrhtrg Fruited and published by the Straits limes Press (Malay aj Lid., Limes House, 390 Kirn Seng Road, Singapore 9 and 111 Pudu Road, umpur. (Managing DU ector: A. C. Simmons).34 words
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128 1959-07-16 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Tons of dried ikan kembong from Pangkor Island are expected to be exported to Ceylon and Indonesia shortly. Mr. Liew Why Hone, who as Alliance Assemblyman for Lumut had brought the plight of the island's fisher- men to the notice128 words
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Miscellaneous27 1959-07-16 10 Cinema Guide i ATHAY PhA 30 ODCON. Phon. Today! The 39 Ummm mAS NEW ALHAMBRA Phone *****: The Youn* Heirt.ft ODEON KATONG Phone 406?6: Tht Ytuns Httres*27 words
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