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Title Section13 1959-07-30 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, j^HLRSD^Y, JULY 30, 1959. 15 CENTS.13 words
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Article32 1959-07-30 1 August tr>t grade rubbrr buyers f.o.b. openrd in Sineapore thK mornin? at It2 1 cents per !b up three-piKlit!i> of a cent on ve?»terda\ I The tone was 4 ll >32 words
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Article53 1959-07-30 1 Grivas breaks with Makarios a Gen -V Greek der.ee. iibishop he .iediter- from the i Zur: reeblch, he ..out him iem. eements reached ar by Greece, Turkey, Br ad leaders eek and Turkish •.rjunitie >:and down future nationhood I But Grivas said implementation of the agreements would subjugate the people53 words
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Article, Illustration419 1959-07-30 1 P.M.I.P. man now believed to be in Geylang area after 'disappearing' last week in search for missing V_-«^ Federal poll I -I candidate SINGAPORE polite wore asked today to help in the search tor a missing candidate in the Federation general election, Inche Ibrahim bin Haji Nordin,419 words
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Article145 1959-07-30 1 Teachers courses next month FOUR educational and reiresher courses have been arranged for Singapore teachers. A nine-day comse of lecturer on the teaching of Chinese as a second language in secondary schools will be held from Aug. 24 to Sept. 3 at the Teachers' Training College Teachers of Chinese in145 words
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Article68 1959-07-30 1 PIVE Chinese arrm-d with e« entered a house in Lorong Bengkok, urT Paya Lebar Road. SI 20 la.st night and robbed tin owners of cash and jewellery worth $480. Mr. Tan Thuan Ten, his wife and five children were at home when the thieves came in bv68 words
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Article71 1959-07-30 1 THE reported intention of the Singapore Government to luriher control the activities of moneylenders and reduce Interest rate from 48 to 18 per cent a year came as a shock io moneylenders in Market Street today. A spokesman of the Chettiar Chamber of Commerce said it would meet71 words
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Article56 1959-07-30 1 47 tourists leave Singapore Forty -seven American educationists from Wisconsin, who spent two days in Singapore left this morning for Bangkok by the CPA. They are pictured below at the airport. Their leader. Professor Clay J. Domett, told the Free Press that the tour will take them to 28 countriesFree Press picture - 56 words
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Article, Illustration19 1959-07-30 1 Sir John and Lady Medley at the Singapore Airport this morning.' Free Press pictureFree Press picture - 19 words
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292 1959-07-30 1 K. asks summit meet as hopes fade at Geneva MOSCOW, Thursdi rHE Soviet news agency Taps disclosed last night that in the week-end Khrushchev-Nixon talks. :he Soviet Premier had repeated his call for liquiiation of U.S. military b;>ses overseas and made a fresh appeal for a summit meeting. Mr. KhrushchevReuter - 292 words
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155 1959-07-30 1 REPATRIATION in S'PORE: QLERY IN COMMONS LONDON, Thurs. Aian I Boyd. tne Colonial Secretary, was i ed 111 the Huusk of Commons yesterday about repatriation arrangements lor British citizens In Singapore Sir Roland Robinson (Conservative i asked him •*if. hi view of the recent constitutional changes in Singapore, hp willReuter - 155 words
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124 1959-07-30 1 He'd like to know our views on TV OIR JOHN MEDLEY, Commissioner of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, arrived in Singapore this morning on a personal visit, but indicated' that he would like to know "our views on television." Sir John, who traveled Qcntas with his wife, will v in Singapore124 words
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Article65 1959-07-30 1 Free film show for Ch in ato wn Hundreds of ch.. UvIn the heart of por? s Chi n b»' en a named I show ai Hong Li;n Or< tonight. The tree pubU E pore Film S end the •nine will be done by Info: Tne ftim is "The Oh65 words
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Article21 1959-07-30 1 LONDON, Thurs. Sir John Leigh, wealthy former cotton industrialist, died at hi.s home near here, aged 74 ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Advertisement73 1959-07-30 1 |^Tandruff? oet rid of it with 1 Jdandricide ttr9S9€T9, m Stores. 2hr T, J th the look of leadership f T A masterpiece ot I the designer's M art in styling I v Slenderizes the 1 Makes the'short ft H 1 Distinguishes the v S average Superb workman- ship and73 words
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Advertisement136 1959-07-30 1 iff S m m I *SBbA A Smh m IB ii -'^H t 9 1 G H it 1 J. II b ad I nil I l# IK; wjm 111 U Another outstanding example of GRUNDIG ingenious de sign and technical excellence. Thrilling Stereophonic Sound from one magnificent instrument ond136 words
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Advertisement6 1959-07-30 1 r ikon CAMERAS S YMBOLS EXCELLENCE6 words
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223 1959-07-30 2 Stocks of natural down but synthetic remains steady LONDON, Thursday. CONSUMPTION of both natural and synthetic rubber in the first five months of this year exceeded production, the International Rubber Study Group stated here yesterday. Natural rubber consumption totalled 867,500 tons against 812,500 tons223 words
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88 1959-07-30 2 pANBERRA Thurs. The V/ Government is expected to announce tomorrow details of an easing of import licensing to operate for the four-month period beginning August 1. Observers here believe the relaxation will raise the overall currency ceiling for imports from an annual rate of88 words
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Article17 1959-07-30 2 JAKARTA. Thurs.— A Cuban trade mission has arrived in Jakarta, for a four-day visit17 words
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Article219 1959-07-30 2 Ships lying alongside the Sincapore Harbour Board Wharves or expected today: star Bellatrix 2, Nerltina 4 3. Chelciang 6 7. Sunda 8 9. Toronto 10 11, Atsuta Saisefe 15 '16. Tatiru Maru 18, Urlana 19. E -1 22, Ikushima Maru 23 24. BaruTomon 27 28. Bougain- 29 30.219 words
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Article46 1959-07-30 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Eisenhower has signed legislation to continue until June 30. 1960 the suspension of duties on metal scrap impor The suspension applies to ferrous and non-ferrous metal scrap except lead and zinc and Ls retroactive to June 30 thia year.46 words
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119 1959-07-30 2 JAPANESE WARNED OF GROWING COMPETITION HTOKYO, Thurs.— A report issued by the Japanese Government's Economic Planning Board warned the Japanese nation against intensified competition in the export markets. The report also recommended that specific measures be worked out to reform the basic structure of the Japanese economy in view or119 words
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89 1959-07-30 2 >TEW DELHI. Thurs.— lnI dia has accepted a Russian offer of 1.800 million rupees ($1,147 mil.) credit as aid for a third five-year plan beginning in 1961. The Finance Ministry said the Soviet offer was made following discussions between members of the Soviet GovernmentReuter - 89 words
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Article99 1959-07-30 2 U.K. stock marts more cheerful LONDON. Thurs.— Generally cheerful conditions prevailed in the London stock markets yesterday and gains predominated in several sections. Sentiment was helped by the encouraging economic outlook and the continued improvement on Wall Street. Gold shares particularly were a buoyant market on Johannesburg buying, and widespread99 words
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122 1959-07-30 2 Death for hoarders penalty hailed JAKARTA, Thurs.— The J Indonesian press and the public have welcomed the Indonesian Government's decision to introduce the death penalty against hoarders and black-market-eers The Cabinet announced last Monday that Attorney General Gatot Tarunamihardja would be empowered to demand death sentences in civil and military122 words
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49 1959-07-30 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. The United States Export- Import Bank today made a I loan of US$3O million to the Bank of Japan to finance the export of UJS. raw cotton to the Japanese textile industry during the crop year beginning on August 1.49 words
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Article41 1959-07-30 2 Tin and copper steady LONDON. Thurs.-^Tin continued to hold steady yesterday on statistical considerations as the general level of outside demand was cmiet. Copper opened lower but later ruled steady at the lower level to close £2/5/(about $19.12) per ton down.41 words
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Article24 1959-07-30 2 LONDON, *Thurs. GulaKalumpong Ruboer Estates announced a final dividend for 1958 of 5 per cent., making 10 per cent, for the year.24 words
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Article77 1959-07-30 2 ta ErBBER N.. ESS c if Eur.,K,n por*« Sept. BUBBEB No. 1 KSS Spot RUBBER K«. 1 *SS Settteaient House Terms Sept. Oct. Drr. TONE: Barely stead > Above prices gti PEPPER: White Sarawak f.a.q. cif European ports July \ug. 3; PEPPER: Black Sarawak Special cj.i European77 words
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Article45 1959-07-30 2 TIN* Straits Spot ]0L» TIN futures gtr*its Contract Jalr 102.& Sept TONE: Steadv. Mll> RUBBER: Futures July Sept TONE: Steadv at de< linr No. 1 RSS Aur. landed price 3 36 COFFEI Futures *B' C onti act Sept.— New Above prices quo'45 words
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Article19 1959-07-30 2 I rre\ T-,,8 30 Indvstrials 2t Railroads 4t Domestic Bonds 15 Itilitirv «5 Stocks* Composite Arerases19 words
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Article72 1959-07-30 2 I Pre* lot: COPBA Philippine* (if I K North European ports drlivrrrd |211 weight p^r lonf ton Au£. COPRA, Straits c.i.f. IK North European ports delivered freif ht per lonf ton Auf. Sept. LTB COCONUT OIL crud> Straits c.i.f. European ports in bulk per lons f ton72 words
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Article33 1959-07-30 2 Malabar apo' 29. Atrairir.? 1 lease and afloats unquoted. A shipment 28. cf. Lamport awaltinp rele >e 27. afloata TT 4 Mlgust shipment 27. 26 to 27 Above prices quoted in33 words
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Article, Illustration1365 1959-07-30 2 i SINGAPORE, Wednesday. INDUSTRIALS Pretriaus Today 5 >s Pr» f 1.60 8 1.60 fc 1.80 S 1.80 S Ords. 2.33 8 2.30 B 2.40 S 2.40 S At. as J.I 11.00 B 11.00 B B. 8. Petrol s*. B 48'- 8 I 52'- S 50'- S1,365 words
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Advertisement266 1959-07-30 2 s/imes 6£e a stak j^Y ask for them /Model 72 Sport 51. 90 Sizes 3-1. Economy F«d. $2.30 budget shoes for child- TTijiiMiilS Borneo $2.90 ren. Available in various colours, light, durable and washable. j I for Mary A J Model 74 X^L^JOkF V i'i'.'lv ___^l_^«^l f e S2 30266 words
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325 1959-07-30 3 MO VE FOR AN AFRO- ASIAN MEETING ON TIBET ISSUE dI the Praja nl New Delhi ithin the next onndworh ommittei South Viet* .t> reported aentor Then cape from an Indlc tn g regime Tlshould be no failure to listen thteeSelt r Guardian said, how- here are still possible objectReuter - 325 words
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122 1959-07-30 3 Japan cannot change its foreign policy yet galakghajghi M the Conservati Tekeo 1 1 pan I 2 problems <'d and Comn •mined: of the d a the I predicted tl Kishi v govemmr I 2 to ntmist Civ.. "Japan will continue to > and see 1 po- Ion of relations122 words
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Article42 1959-07-30 3 Mr KHOMAN N bor conflict be- nted now in m that Si.. to the Naa accept t back vid. aid Si am 4 to do with s He thought tame by •o airfields built Chinese in rritory ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article34 1959-07-30 3 Efficiency drive in R.I. j Inner Cab: I I led to set up bodie.x o.ant civil servi is a the second, to >e departments and efficiency. departments would ■organised to make the simpler. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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99 1959-07-30 3 REDS ACTIVE IN P.I. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES RANKING Filipino Congressman has exposed the existence of communist activity among students in various Philippine colleges and universities. House Committee on Anti Filipino Activities tCAFA) chairman Leonardo Perez cited a national student confer- in Baguio City. \vh< ral delegates nought to replace theU.P.I - 99 words
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Article72 1959-07-30 3 NOW COFFINS FOR HIRE Coffins for hire are now a recognised trade in Canton, provincial capital of Kwangtune: In South China. According: to recent arri- vals in Hong Konu lrom •on. a wood shortage in I the province has caused coffin prices to '.soar above the average means of mostReuter - 72 words
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146 1959-07-30 3 JAPAN NOT JOINING IN A-ARMS RACE SAYS KISHI JAPAN has no intention of becoming in- volved in a world nuclear armaments I race, Japanese Premier busuke Kishi declared in Sao Paulo. "Nagasaki and Hiros- I > hima were unforget- j We' experiences tor v Japan, the visiting leader said in146 words
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116 1959-07-30 3 Parleys to repatriate refugees from Siam THERE aro still many subbf discussed and Nortn Red Cross u. lown In Rangoon econd pha^e of ta n Nurtli-\. »mc ov iated a about ten years during the fighting between the French and Vietnam forces in Northern Vietnam. Siam would like these refuses—mostU.P.I - 116 words
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Article75 1959-07-30 3 High altitude laboratory THE Nationalist Chinese Ah Force has .set up a high altitude laboratory at Kangshan. in Soutnern Formosa. for researcn work on Hit physical reactions of airmen in simulated high altitude (lights. The laboratory equipped with a low pressure chamber dnd accessories simulate conditions in the atmospoere up75 words
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Article57 1959-07-30 3 Various relics of the Han -Dynasty '206 8.C.— 189 A.D.) have been unearthed on the site of the ancient city of Piyang, in Hopei Province. North China. I Cog wheels with slant teeth were among the items found. Other finds included iron ploughs, blades, hoes and I57 words
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Article31 1959-07-30 3 Mr. Mou I.eo. chairman of The Hong Kong Spinners' Association, said that wo raw cotton from Communist China was being used by mills in that Colony—Reuter.31 words
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Article380 1959-07-30 3 Sharp recoil from Communism Briefs pOMMUNISM no longer represents the trend of tne future in Asia, Mr. Chester Bowles Democrat member of the House of Representatives, said at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. -Communism has taKen hard bea (in Asia) recently said the former U.S. Ambassador to IndiaU.P.I - 380 words
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218 1959-07-30 3 Capitalism is back in communes of Red China /CAPITALISTIC practices still linger in Comtnunist China's mass labour communes. Nationalist Chinese officials in Taipeh report that the Reds have watered down some of the pure Marxism the> attempted to inject into their revolutionary experiment with human labour. The Sixth Department i218 words
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Article124 1959-07-30 3 EMPHASIS NOW ON AIR FORCE JAPAN'S air force would be given priority over the navy and ground forces in j Japan's second long range defence build-up to start next year, Mr. M. Akagi, director of the Defence Agency, told newsmen in Sapporo. Mr. Akagi said the plans call for aU.P.I - 124 words
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Article91 1959-07-30 3 Claims by Britons New talks LORD LANSDOWNE, British foreign Under-Se- cretary, said that the British Government was maki n g every eflort to bring to a I satisfactory conclusion the question oi British nationals' pre-war financial claims against Japan. He disclosed that Japanese Prime Minister Kishi during his recent visit91 words
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Article73 1959-07-30 3 A HIGH diplomatic sourer in Seoul said the Republic of Korea was pushing a plan to call a 'Summit conference'' of Asian leaders to form a regional antiCommunist alliance. According to the source the Seoul Foreign Ministry mmhi would instruct South Korean envoys in Nationalist China,U.P.I - 73 words
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Advertisement204 1959-07-30 3 WT BJ I ly I IF Pi V% EXCLUSIVE SPORT SHIRTS on BARGAIN COUJNTIRS $9.90 |>lll> j Wash n' W ear Slacks s 1 6.90 j j Continental Stretch ho\ s 1.90 JL i M I I^* 86 > HIGH STREET. tmi min's shop SINGAPORE ■HI mjk TEL ***** I^204 words
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Article, Illustration968 1959-07-30 4 LOUIS WIZNITZER - LOUIS WIZNITZER EH I SAW CHINA FROM INSIDE: Primitive villages and rudimentary agriculture based on the hand-plough (MI IN A has had many poets, philoipbers and moralists. Yd the Chinese ;is a people appear to be illogical in their thinking. The Chinese mind does not follow Western968 words
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369 1959-07-30 4 Thursday meetings to defend French JMGHT nun are meeting in Paris today every Thursday to continue :i defence of the French language which Ikis been going on for more tlum 300 years. The eignt. the dictionary committee of the French Academy, gather in a Seventeenth Century building overlooking tne river369 words
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294 1959-07-30 4 PM 1.00 Programme Summary; 1.02 Pot Luck; 1.30 The 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 Tenor Sings— Richard Tauber: Schools' Broadcast —4.30 Signature Tune; 4.33 -5.00 Storytime. (Ages 10— The Chicken Th;< Produced by Mildred Appaduray. A repeat of m day's broadcast). e Summary. Music Hath Charms, a294 words
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Article, Illustration507 1959-07-30 4 SIR Alfred Munnings, former President of the Royal Academy and the best-known horsepainter of our time, had died at his home in Dedham, Essex. He was 80. Born near Mendham in that part of Suffolk which is known as the Constable Country. Munnings began to507 words
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Advertisement269 1959-07-30 4 ,'iiMMMMttmmntimiMAitiiiiNiii Distinctive I DIAMOND RINGS j Perfect Diamonds of Best Colour 1 S. tie SILVA sellers 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE. Telephone: ***** CLASSIFIED ADS. BIRTH minimum) m and I AT YOUR SERVU 1 'r,n.)—Box >ucts.*xtr* PHOTOSTATS BY FOTOirora Tracings itlc OCE A Foto--58 R<j Spore COLOUR PR IN transephone 'Life*269 words
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Advertisement31 1959-07-30 4 iiuj 1 1 '""1 Available from all leading phc J 103. SORT j HOTEL BILTMOR f Locatec centres ol shipping, c* ijc^^*^ ping and m TRAFALGAR RAMBAU P&& S Telephone ***** >31 words
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Miscellaneous254 1959-07-30 4 CLUES \C ROSS trembles (8). v repealed? That's precise 3 gj^ (iS) 01 8 P S aBa 4 Keeping a violent, temper at 4g£s» a i€e^ )o1 ot bo the end 5 Pu s h out! Out! Tlieres a bob 8 One cant move where thi* inside i4>. ta t9>254 words
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Article313 1959-07-30 5 pIRECT DISTRIBUTION MAKES IT DIFFICULT I r 0 PRODUCE EVIDENCE' in Singapore are worried about the growing n reprinting copyright books and selling them illetrallv prio J s told the Frcv Pivss they were constantly ited books which, they suggested, could become a serious threat to their313 words
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66 1959-07-30 5 c la- been duf up from the north end of the former K.illan^ airport runway b\ .i fleet of 15 lorries t filled in at Nicoll iu.i> by volunteer irkcrs. flic M will be raised. ■rll] be continued rite at the old Kallang66 words
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Article106 1959-07-30 5 RUBBER COMPLAINTS BOARD TO MEET B- I what action it would take, reply would be sent to the London letter. reports, which quoted affic aJ document tabled Legislative Coun- Kuala Lumpur, were brought to the attention A relation at a reat meeting of the Rubber Trade AssociatkM supply comm Surprise106 words
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104 1959-07-30 5 Partnership in business is growing PARTNERSHIP business 1 among Asians is slowly catching up in Singapore. It is not unusual now, to see multi-racial firms doing business under a common name, whereas this was something rare a few s*ars ago. Last month. 157 business firms were registered in this State.104 words
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Article54 1959-07-30 5 A clerk, Leow Kim Slang, who married in 1938, and whose wife left him 10 years later, was granted a decree nisi by Mr Justice Ambrose in the Singapore High Court yesterday on grounds of desertion. The decree is to be made absolute in three ™*£s.54 words
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Article, Illustration75 1959-07-30 5 IT'S NATIONAL DRESS FOR THIS CONTEST One of the many attractive competitors in the "Merdeka Queen" contest on Saturday will be 22--year-old Miss Margaret Morxier. Organised by the Singapore Government Services Football Association, the competition will be the highlight of a dance at the Sea View Hotel. Contestants must parade75 words
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Article, Illustration63 1959-07-30 5 MR. LOKL WAN THO. head oi Cathay Organisation, signs the agreement giving his theatre circuit the screening rights in Malaya to all Walt Disney films. Looking on are M. Bill Way, the South-East Asia Walt Disney representative (next to Mr. Loke) and Mr. J.P.B.Free Press picture - 63 words
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Article128 1959-07-30 5 Drive for tourists will go on IT UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government will continue to develop its overseas publicity campaigns to boost the tourist trade in the Federation. An official of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry told the Free Press that the Federation Department of Tourism did not128 words
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Article208 1959-07-30 5 THE defeat of the University of Malaya Socialist Club president, Inche Ahmad Mustapha Hassan, in the gerneral election for the council of the Students' Union held on Monday has surprised undergraduates Inche Hassan got only 197 votes, which was 134 les* than the minimum required208 words
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210 1959-07-30 5 Big trade fair soon: 75 firms to take part A 24-DAY trade fair which promises to be a housewives' paradise, offering a wide range of goods at cut prices, will be held at the Great World, Singapore, from Aug. 14 to Sept. 6. The manager of the Great world, Mr.210 words
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126 1959-07-30 5 KL MUNICIPAL UNION WILL WAIT AND SEE KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Kuala Lumpur Municipal Services Union is to adopt a "wait and see" attitude as the result of a move by the council to reduce loans to the staff for buying vehicle^. Unless it can find $150,000 to pay licence126 words
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249 1959-07-30 5 Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. Yf USLIMS in the ifl Federation disagree with the Singapore UMNO finding that proceedings in a Shariah court (religious court) should not be made public on the ground that reports of such proceedings embarrass Muslims. On the contrary, say Federation Muslims,249 words
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321 1959-07-30 5 INDUSTRY PIONEERS' COME TO LIGHT IN THE FEDERATION KUALA Lumpur, Thurs. J- The publication of lists of proposed new pioneer industries in the Federation has unearthed "pioneers" which t Government didn't; know about. A spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said yesterday that several objections had been received321 words
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Article50 1959-07-30 5 Girls' clubs lo hold flag day The Federation of Girls' Clubs, Singapore, is to hold a flag day on Saturday. The proceeds will be used to help any of the 13 affi. ed clubs of the Federation which may need financial aid to buy equipment or to extend their premises.50 words
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Advertisement79 1959-07-30 5 your COLD STORAGE WEEK-END SPECIALS Scotch Plaice Fillet 1.80 Sirloin with Bone n,. 2.05 Dutch Gouda Cheese 1.75 Dutch Edam Cheese n> 1.65 Jensen s Sauce Italienne 227 9m tin .65 Hunt's Heavenly Peaches wm halves) 29 tin I .z j Magnolia Fresh Frozen Heaven Temple Mandarin Orange Juice A79 words
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Miscellaneous74 1959-07-30 5 I -TODAY I Billet—primaries 4.30 p.m.. v -ervice exam. Std. v lll(>n (hinese housewives M.ind.irin T.30 p.m.; Table ten- hme>e cooking 513 p.m.; -beginners 5.13 pm Indian i»H) MUSIC BOCIBTT: A week\\\i Raffles Quay 8 p.m. up meeting at 161 Malta Crecent, OLLBGE: The Gondoliers" p Treat for Old People's74 words
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Miscellaneous41 1959-07-30 5 STORE TIDES TODAY: 6.20 p.m. TOMORROW: 8.42 a.m. and 7.31 p.m. SATURDAY: 9.37 a.m. and 8.30 p.m. SUNDAY: lO.lfi a.m and 9.17 p.m. MONDAY: 10.50 a.m. and {♦.58 p.m. TUESDAY: 11.22 a.m. and 10.36 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 11.52 a.m. and 11.14 p.m.41 words
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51 1959-07-30 6 The Queen Elizabeth holed in crash YE'. RK PI i: Brih liner Queen I beta largest in world above ttv collision with fr< oft York's Con land round. r would between Brook- rd spok kod da yor» would m. immediate Inspection t ed to pit ha an con. tatives. beReuter - 51 words
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434 1959-07-30 6 'Barter trade' with R.I. is now in danger PORT SWETTENHAM MERCHANTS DECRY LACK OF PROTECTION I KUALA piIE $300,000-a-montf Port Swettenham a rie> is in danger ol In interference by Indonc This was stated yes manage Messrs representing trudt "We arc giving an av to the government as cus police434 words
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Article, Illustration132 1959-07-30 6 I POCKET CARTOON I by OSBERT LANCASTER I LONDON, Tnurs. More than nine out of ten of Britain's top company directors went to state schools and worked their way up from the bottom, the Daily Mail reports today. The newspaper says that this ha,s emerged132 words
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Article129 1959-07-30 6 MALAYANS INVITED TO JOIN CONTEST CHILDREN in Malaya are invited to join Shankars international ch i ldr en 's painting and writing competition in New Delhi. More than 300 prizes will be awarded, including the President's Gold Medal donated by Dr. Prasad for the bot drawing, the Vice-President's Geld Medal129 words
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163 1959-07-30 6 Cancer risk at work 'NOT GREAT' -EXPERT LONDON, Thurs.— Workers in certain Industries can develop occupational cancer, according to the annual report on industrial health for 1958 published here yesterday by 1 Britain's chief inspector of factories. The chief inspector, Mr. T. W. McCullough, said occu- pational cancer was notReuter - 163 words
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Article37 1959-07-30 6 PARIS. Thurs. Yugoslavia yesterday became a f uil member of the O.E.E.C. ■Organisation for European Economic Co-operaiiont ministerial committee for agriculture and food, bringing her a >*op nearer to full O.E.E.C. membership.- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article71 1959-07-30 6 NEW YOKK. Thurs The de Haviiland aircraft company of Britain was announced yesterday un this year's winner of one of Anu 1s most coveted engineering awards tor having produced the world's first jet passenger plane, the Comet. It is the Elmer A Sperry award for71 words
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Article21 1959-07-30 6 WASHINGTON. Wod. -Preside, nhower told his Press conference today that the Wl 1961. to tr thn and La- U.P.I.U.P.I - 21 words
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112 1959-07-30 6 Two textile giants talk of merger MANCHESTER, Tiiurs The $85 million Tootal textile group and the textile firm of William Hollins announced yesterday that they are considering the possibility ol a merger. Discussions are taking place between their boards but no conclusion may be reached tor some time, they added.112 words
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Article35 1959-07-30 6 The Master Attendant, Singapore. Capt. R. L. Rio I kaard, has asked the shipping community to have all vessels in the harbour "dressed" for the Queen Mo- ther's birthday on August 4. I35 words
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Article164 1959-07-30 6 I/-UALA LUMPUR, £V Thurs. A Federal 1 a w, incorporating drastic measures against all kinds of rubber thefts and rigrid control of stocks and sales of rubber, is still being drafted by a five-man committee appointed recently. The commit toe comprising representatives of producers, traders,164 words
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Article163 1959-07-30 6 ONDON, Thurs. Union leaders discussiim a back-io-\vork formula which may end Britain's six-week-old printing stoppage came up against a stumblingblock yesterday. The Stereotypers and Electrotyp?rs Union objected to a prop.-^l by the employers thai men from other printing unions should help in the foundriesReuter - 163 words
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Article, Illustration8 1959-07-30 6 coveted title.* U.P.I. pictureU.P.I - 8 words
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Article, Illustration226 1959-07-30 6 \She comes to Em I to gather I new ideas §AN interior decora--1 tor from Scot- land, Mrs. Diana Hunter Thorburn, is now on a tour of 5. Eastern countries to- gather new ideas for her art. C Mrs. Thorburn was in Singapore for only a few E226 words
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Article55 1959-07-30 6 WASHINGTON. Wed.— The Commerce Department reported today thai United States exports in June decreased by about eight per cent, on the previous months figures. This, said the department, reversed the trend of the past three months. But the June export value of $1,425,700,000 was "slightly higher"55 words
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Article25 1959-07-30 6 The Rural Board. Singapore, announced yesterday that it will make a district collection next Tuesday at the Co-operative Store in Ama Kens Villaee.25 words
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Article82 1959-07-30 6 The Singapore contingent of 31 Scouts who have been attending the 10th. World Jamboree in Manila will return to Singapore in two batches. The first group will arnw on Saturday by air, and the I second in the first week j August by the ship82 words
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Article, Illustration28 1959-07-30 6 SEW and pre style created by Richard H< g by roller setting and i I the hair is setting ay E arzd ornamcn ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article258 1959-07-30 6 Bop: Lhl daydreai especially in there i.- a widt It ol comm< up which causes you point of view anc you realise that you i live in a dium work: your li: Tlu exception. id i: you will make the b< si slble use oi them, fanu258 words
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Advertisement128 1959-07-30 6 room m Dine or hold %our llirill to the delights If of our delicious Chinese foods. (^~V ADE rffi E S? TEL FIRST AID SETS 6y SANGID .»i,,v The FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd. S^ »A»».- PLACf A S NGAPOPE COLO STORAGE APCAOE ORCHA9D*D tj FURNITURE i «|removals TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD. ~im128 words
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Article, Illustration36 1959-07-30 7 i v. m itti I F -it i -I ft :s B. k c I ftc E tiid. E I I R.A. m 4') mm. 44 sees. cPLeu B()b McMahon Keystone PictureKeystone Picture - 36 words
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Article, Illustration172 1959-07-30 7 I> \i BtYfcKLEYS the latest freighters supplied to the Far F.aM Air I orn— and Dakotas, the oldr>t in squadron serire to be found iv side by side at the Changi servicing station. The RAF s latest transport aircraft, the giant Britannias. have172 words
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Article37 1959-07-30 7 n--1 :natch .-should be we •h seeing. People are still ttdUng about the corresponding game last >ear Ni hen the Chinese, three goals down at half-time. came back to win 6-4. n iiminiHiiMiiiionmmiiinmmH'i37 words
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Article, Illustration241 1959-07-30 7 mEY SOUGHT LAND ROVER CEARCHIXG for i\ Land Hover on Singapore island, with map references as the sole iiiiidL'. is nol a very easy task, especially when there are tour locations to find and vehicle may be lying at any one of them.241 words
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189 1959-07-30 7 C'OLLOWINQ the .second Commanding Officers' course at the Army Catering Corps Training Centre, Nee Soon, last week, the individual soldier in Singapore and Malaya should see improvements in the standard of catering and the self-service system which is now universal in the cook-houses of units189 words
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Article144 1959-07-30 7 GHQ rugby men have high hopes ON the basis of last season's excellent performances. General Headquarters Far East Land Forces have arranged matches against higher standard teams for the forthcoming rugby season. An interesting fixture has been arranged for Sept. 5 v.-hen the GHQ XV meet Royal Signals. Singapore, who144 words
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521 1959-07-30 7 Jonathan Russell - A haunting combination of grace, bitterness Jonathan Russell ag;lgjjadfhjgah m GRANADO9: Side: I: Goyesca No. 4. Side 2: Goyesca No. 6. Eduardo de Pueyo. piano (Philips 45 rpm.. 400 (089) AE). i^RANADOS was one of the IjT founders of present-day Spanish keyboard music These "Goyescas" 1 are his attempt to521 words
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Article68 1959-07-30 7 THIS week we begin Lhe new music quiz. See I A if you can win a Philips long-playing record by answering this question briefly: What is the difference between "straight jazz" and "hot jazz" 0 Address your answer to Music Quiz, The Free Press, Times House,68 words
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Advertisement65 1959-07-30 7 ■■■■miinillttOttHJ HTflllHlliTTTniniL.j-. Bk A A A m& A A ww~4t 18 A B *^W *^J HIGH FIDELITY i«|g LOUDSPEAKERS I Ji|A vnJC 'V 1 LOUDSPEAKER ißMi^i I CABINET I t rnorf d t->oss \fr^%^^ aV^^^. II I I ponse, with much smaller enclosure N. jJIIjJM fidelity Loudspeoker I, AUUIO\I6OBa- I65 words
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Article, Illustration2371 1959-07-30 8 Your Latiff thriller Pelham Groom An attractive girl was curled up as u i i mil i though asleep on the back seat but she was dead AM not o!H' of Ihosc people who lake kindly to Ix-iiii; :i\\:ik ened in the middle of the ni^ht: even2,371 words
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12 1959-07-30 8 Journalism as an MAC GIVE HIS VIEW I I I I I12 words
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Advertisement103 1959-07-30 8 DELIVERED to your J)OOR Fill in the special delivery form HlHl below and we shall arrange with the J— v iu 1 newsvendor in your area to have the ~*^SjiTl Singapore Free Press delivered every j JPi\Br\ afternoon to your home SPECIAL DELIVERY FORM (DONT SEND MONEY) To: The Circulation103 words
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Miscellaneous220 1959-07-30 8 JIJ I HVWKI; b> SjdneT Jordan JCf=FHA¥VK£ CONTACTS THE WORLD f CAME HERE TO II SEE- "^^^"*VEl?E ¥N/»v""^l COUNCIL SECURITY DE&ARTMEMT lA/APN V(JU THAT THE ii '^ILI vmi AiPCADV T AHEAD OF YOU. 4A.0 RECEIVES A SURPRISE A?BOMBOIS!sTER VWi KNO^aloSt Cot^Sc^R^THAT'S 7 777 *****7777; rr^ »n twe pacipic aisjd 1220 words
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Article, Illustration375 1959-07-30 9 TALK OF A SPLIT IN SIAMESE BADMINTON nijp LOOMS OVER OUR THOMAS CUP RIVALS ith I m .huh I from laments organised the national asso- >n. dealer rnrd to Ki Sia nv.> team for the 1961 Thorna? Cup He explained that thr had the a ciation at Its mercy bee:Free Press picture - 375 words
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Article11 1959-07-30 9 youngsters look weak urrf far from imprrsFrom fx-rfomanc. thrir chances slim.11 words
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Article22 1959-07-30 9 rickets for the championships are now on sale it Mr. Low Pull Ilyc, 17 Chaiu \lley. and at Winston's The Arcade.22 words
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439 1959-07-30 9 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS agakghaughafugh EM agkajhguahfu Vrthur Ward are bri^htuith their rivalry in the S they ktpt it up with Ward's first ior the nooon came in the third r Home Home 1 1 Jtort non hi* tir>t race in ome WILLIAMSON S tuu439 words
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151 1959-07-30 9 Injections given to Japanese swimmers TOKYO. Thurs. In- jections of Vitamin B-l and B-2 will be given to Japanese swimmers at the 1960 Rome Olympic Games, the Japanese swimming coach Mitsuo Ota said in Osaka. Mr. Ota said his swimmers had received injections during the United States-Japan swimming championships. HeReuter - 151 words
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Article215 1959-07-30 9 I OXDON, Thurv Kuin mail. 1 rare ap, i summer and the majority <>i U he* in the Kn«lHi ount> ket Championship men interrupted by showers Tester* e fxceptioi: lere Warwickshire, iders in the table. the field all ci :e rattled up 389 i comingReuter - 215 words
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Article199 1959-07-30 9 LONDON. Thur*. Pankaj Roy. thr Indians acUnj capta.n. rcHCurd the tourists wit ha finr inninjs of 80 n»t out on the ,-intermpUd fl«t day «J their match af«ln*t fcmj l thr O\al here jMllim< iti put into s for 16 much pla% Tnghunath Nadkarm,Reuter - 199 words
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343 1959-07-30 9 PAY CORPS WERE SLUGGISH BUT RALLIED TO WIN R.A.P.C 3; Singap V3INGAPORE Guard Regi] i in this final of the Pa tion at Tanglin yesterday At times the game wa* slow, but flashes of speedy Strategy from the Guards gave the large crowct many exciting moments. In the first half343 words
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Article108 1959-07-30 9 ERNAKL'AM. India. Thurs. Six countries will take part in the Western zone of the Asian Games football competition. The draw was announced by the Kerala Football Association yesterday. Countries were divided into two groups and the matches will be played on a leaeue and then knockout basis108 words
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Article103 1959-07-30 9 Yamanaka beats record again TOKYO. Thurs. Japan's Tsuyo.'hi Yamanaka broke the existing 800 metre free«-t>le world record held by Jon Konrads of Ausiralia when he swam the distance last nig-ht in 9 min. 13.3 sec. Konrads time is 9 min. and 14.5 sec. Yamanaka swam a better time for thisReuter - 103 words
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Article386 1959-07-30 9 Fast gallops tomorrow 1 By ALLA] TWERE was no real fast g morning. With racii of the usual Saturday's engaged on the last day morrow. Queensway (Forte), S Chanteur D'Amour (Leong) and Kinabalu E (Williamson) worked C together. They went from about the six do* ing steady pace work. E386 words
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Article35 1959-07-30 9 GOODWOOD. Sussex. Thm Mr. H. Joels Predomin the Goodwood Stakes, run over two miles three furlongs here yesterday. The Princess Royal's All Serene •n and Major General Sir R. Fielden's Papy third.— Reuter.35 words
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Article110 1959-07-30 9 By Kenneth Konstam "\I7TTH both sides vulnerable and dealer We.-t. you are South and hold the following hand. None rV A Q 10 7 4 2 7 +AKI 9 8 5 The bidding has gone \\»st North East Soith 4D «S 5C 5S «C 6S 7C 7 S110 words
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Article30 1959-07-30 9 COPENHAGEN. T. Four Japan*. se cyclists -arrived re by air to makr a t: stopover prior to the terdam world champion--1 ship.s from Aup. 8-1630 words
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Article442 1959-07-30 9 PWD enter Junior semi-final r.w.n. 4; m i pUBLIC Works Department be* the Malayan Auxlll A Junior kr lout quarter -final match at PWD ground yesterday PWD now meet the v urA&K and Marines "B". PWD owed much of their .>ee Lim and ih Yusoff vho ean -roal. Haron. the442 words
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Advertisement59 1959-07-30 9 JORINTHIANS JOHORE BAHRU. Wed— Jorinthiins Sports Club will meet RAF w^eletar in a soccer match at Seletar on Thursday. The eame will be plived under floodlight. Jorinthians team "ill be lelectprl from: Syed JafTar. J. Clarke. Wan Rahman. Ziubir bin Ahmad. Malid Tihir. Hashim Ahmad. Mahmud Abdu'lah. Ahmari Bakar M.59 words
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Advertisement121 1959-07-30 9 Iff SI 4± M f\^\ M W m U Pr«»#nt«d by M^ H. A. O'CONNOR CO., LTD ll Bf IV I Laidiaw Btdg-, S por 1. Try this interesting ondifl| m^ pPV/L^^ easy competition. YOU^^^B B^ j*«dL *,0 may be the winner this AkN O Pt you can read the121 words
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Article304 1959-07-30 10 MINISTER SAYS PRESIDENT HASNT BECOME DICTATOR, BLI WO POLITICS 9 ORDER TO CIVIL SERVANTS BLASTED IN PRESS JAKARTA, -Thursday. TIIK Communist daily Harian Rakjat (People's Daily) and two other Jakarta papers yesterday criticised the Indonesian Government's ban on senior civil servants joining political part it-. rian304 words
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72 1959-07-30 10 Magistrate wins breach of promise appeal DON 1 A Ceytppeal award oi uoo d queen and j allowed ommittee bere. irded by tne c m 1955 in she sued Mr- Cyrii ed 40. of promise. >e action d by the the ci. K was .itied the I .>eal to tne72 words
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Article31 1959-07-30 10 Boy, 16, guilty of robber Hock. lb. was by the Second CrimiMr. Choor s of robbing W ing Fook v atches on U Road postponed 2, pending a relitability for training.31 words
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Article30 1959-07-30 10 KINGSTON Mr who>e Peo- Party was reto power :h a comv has I the first .er the rernment ..ember hou.-e of PNP ENR the Jamaica Lalependei30 words
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Article101 1959-07-30 10 NAIROBI. Thurs.— A court martial yesterday found Corporal Hugh Cameron Doherty of the Ist Battalion the Cameronians. guilty on one charge of striking and one of ill-treating prisoners unck r his charge. Ho was .-entenced to be reduced to the rank.-. Doherty. 26. a regular soldierReuter - 101 words
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Article39 1959-07-30 10 UNLUCKY 13 th HOLE DUBLIN. Thurs. Three iolic priests and two groundsmen were injured by Lightning while sheltering j during a storm on the Port- j marnock golf course near here Thev had just played the 13th. hole.— Reuter.39 words
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Article, Illustration47 1959-07-30 10 I COLONEL MAfcTADIXATA (above) poses in his office after being: appointed acting Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Navy. He succeeds Vice-Admiral Subyakto who was replaced after reports of opposition by a group of naval officers to President Sukarno's policies.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 47 words
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Article99 1959-07-30 10 Paratroops hurt in ravine crash NICOSIA, Thursday. VINE British paratroops were injured when an army lorry fell down a deep ravine in the Lefka district of West Cyprus late on Tuesday, an army spokesman has disclosed. One was discharged frorr hospital yesterday .mornUlf i and the remaining eight an still99 words
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Article86 1959-07-30 10 2 licence depots to close down The Siniiaporv City Coun- cil licen>ing depots at Lorong Lalat and Havelock Roan will -e to function on Tuesday. The Minister lor National Development. Mr. O^g Ei.g Guan. announcing this in a statement la>t night, .^aid that the aim was to centrae control. Ho86 words
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Article, Illustration61 1959-07-30 10 University man off on study tour A senior lecturer in medicine at the University of Malaya. Dr. Khoo Oon teik (above), left this morning for Montreal on a study tour. He will later visit America. His trip is sponsored by the China Medical Board. He was accompanied by his wifeFree Press picture - 61 words
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Article211 1959-07-30 10 Highly peculiar, court declares rHE Singapore City Magistrate yesterday described as "highly peculiar" a case which the Health Office had brought against Tan Cheng Chua, a syrup manufacturer. Tan. of Lange Road, was charged with selling, as manufacturer, a bottle of pineapple syrup which contained saccharine a prohibited substance. IHe211 words
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Article72 1959-07-30 10 LOffDON, Thurs. Anti- 1 malarial drug treatment of children under three jears of, age in African territories where the complete eradica- tion of malaria Is at present impossible Ls urged in the annual report of the Medical Researcn Council This conclusion follows re- search on malaria In72 words
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Article63 1959-07-30 10 A youth. Ho Yee Teck. was charged in a Singapore magistrate'.- court yesterda> with riot iiis; while beir.g a member of an unlawful assembly. The ofTence was alleged to have been committed at Balestier Road on Tuesday. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded in the63 words
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249 1959-07-30 10 \IANILA. Thurs.—ln- donesian planes "recently" strafed three Philippine boats off the Northern Celebes, sinking two ot them carryin? 39 Filipino Muslims, the Philippine news > service reported last i night. > The news service said attorney Marcelino Buenc, Philippine observer inU.P.I - 249 words
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Article61 1959-07-30 10 elate Professor of South-East i «...> m >... ington University, St. Lou:* will speak over Radio Sip.l }X)re about America and China, at 7.25 D.m. today. The manager oi the National Youth Team in England and a^o a iootball coach. Mr. Harold Has&ail. will speak61 words
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196 1959-07-30 10 CAPETOWN. Thurs.— Haas Beukes, the South African coloured student whose passport was withdrawn by South African authorities last month shortly before he was due to leave for Oslo University on a scholarship, has disappeared. Beukes was living in Serowe, Bechuanaland, up to the end of196 words
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247 1959-07-30 10 SINGAPORE dog owner, install letter-boxes on that postmen 4 'do not nil the danger of court acti< A Singapore Government statement last night said: "In a recent radio talk, the Post-master-General said that an attack by a dog on a person may welt lay the247 words
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116 1959-07-30 10 Laundry man fined $69 on 40 charges G. KANDASAMY. a former, laundry contractor of the Singapore General Hospital, admitted in coun yesterday 40 charges of not paying the Central Provident Fund Board contributions In respect oi certain employ. His counsel. Mr. R. K. fcoy. told the court that Kanda- samy116 words
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Article113 1959-07-30 10 Djatikusumo off again to Jakarta MAJOR GENERAL Gllfctl Djatikusu; recently appointed Deputj Minister lor Lands and Communications, in P dent Sukarno's new go\ ment. lei t Singapore day for Jakarta on a short visit '"to discu.ss mi. affair* General Djatiku has been Consul-Genera. Singapore for ju*t over a year, will113 words
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Article17 1959-07-30 10 Charlie Clapham. member of t). comedy team oi Ciapham and Dwyer. died aged 65.— Reuter.17 words
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Article42 1959-07-30 10 DORTMUND. Thurs. Seven miners buried under a iall in a pit at Herne, near here, yesterday must be considered dead, a mining expert said last night. A rescue team is continu- ing its efforts to reach them however, ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article22 1959-07-30 10 unemployed you: hnan, 20. wa committed for trial b' the Singapore Hi^ a tentative >b a coll of $10.80.22 words
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Article88 1959-07-30 10 TRUCULENCE GETS CYCLIST $40 FIVE A MAX was fined $40 ir court yesterday for minal force on a po.. Pane Boon Haat. 23. pl< pd guihy to ch insulting word criminal lorce o Mohanu-d of t: Squad, at the junct I r Street a 1 on the aftern< July Troll88 words
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8 1959-07-30 10 McLellar to probe Sarawake Schooling r f I8 words
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Miscellaneous38 1959-07-30 10 Cinema Guide ->AV Phone *****: O Thunder In The Sun 1.45. ODCON Phone ?1116 G 'Jtf^t Artvent ire NEW ALHAMBRA Phane: 36^09: The Calrten Beauty 9OEONKATONC Phone ***** Tt>e Golden tcauty 1 15 to any of these s&c38 words
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