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Title Section19 1958-08-04 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SILE EXCfiBPS 80,060 The Straits Times Nat*"* Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1958 IS CENTS19 words
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Article772 1958-08-04 1 'NIKITA IN PEKING' NEWS SURPRISES WORLD He has been conferring with Mao and top aides for three days Diplomats in Moscow in the dark MOSCOW, Sunday. MR. NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV and Mao tsetung, the S iet and Chinese Communist leaders, have oeen conferring secretly in Peking since lastReuter - 772 words
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110 1958-08-04 1 LOS ANGELES. Sun. lght people, including five young children. drowned yesterday when their station wagon shot out of control off the Princeton ferry and plunged Into the Sacramento rtlver. The accident wiped out virtually the entire family' jt farm worker Fortlno110 words
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67 1958-08-04 1 Thousands In holiday rush to Continent LONDON. 8«sl Craw Channel ferries today began a n*n-sto» dawn tomMnlght service between Britain and France In the year's biggest MMay rash to the Continent A pact official »t Dover aaU to UM ears would be ferried to France today, with vtsstls 'crammed toReuter - 67 words
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130 1958-08-04 1 WASHINGTON, Bunday BRAZILIAN Ambassador Ernanl Do Amaral Peixo- to disclosed today that the United States has agreed to lend his country US$l5O million ($450 million) to bolster its dwindling foreign exchange reserves. Agreement was reached *t a late meeting yesterday between Brazilian130 words
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Article32 1958-08-04 1 SAIGON. Sun Tv.o South Vietnam railway officials. Mr. Nguyen Van By. and Mr. Nguyen Van Huan have returned here from a twoweek tour of the Malayan Railway system. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article30 1958-08-04 1 SAIGON. Sun. The new Indonesian Consul-General Mr. Basri Haznam. has arrived here. His predecessor Dr. Ppsik. defected to th- 1 Indonesian rebels three months ago.— Reuter. i 1Reuter - 30 words
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Article97 1958-08-04 1 Manila hit by flu epidemic MANILA. Sun. Influenza epidemic has hit Manila and the suburbs, the city health officer reported today. Some 300 people were reported affected with the disease In several towns and villages In nearby Bulacan Province. A physician said the flu outbreak in Bulacan occurred weeks agoUPI - 97 words
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Article32 1958-08-04 1 LUCKNOW. Sun. TWO people were killed and three others Injured yesterday when police fired on a stonethrowing mob composed mostly of striking medical students. Seventeen policemen were Injured.- U.P.I.UPI - 32 words
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Article30 1958-08-04 1 TOKYO. Sun.— The newly appointed North Korean ambassador to communist North Vietnam, Mr. Chon Chang Chor. arrived by train In Hanoi yesterday to assume hit post.— DJ»i30 words
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266 1958-08-04 1 IKE HAS A PLAN TO SURPRISE KHRUSHCHEV WASHINGTON, Sunday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER will take the offensive r at any summit meeting on the Middle East and confront the Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. NUctta Khrushchev, with wide-ranging proposals for stabilising the area. This assurance came from a high-ranking American official who asked266 words
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207 1958-08-04 1 Bank's 'client' makes off with $1 0,200 ONDON, Sun.— A lone J gunman got away with about £1,200 ($10,200) in Brentford, Middlesex, yesterday after shooting a bank cashier and forcing the three other members of the staff to tie one another up. The cashier, who was shot In the chest.207 words
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Article, Illustration247 1958-08-04 1 Police smash Red gang No. 14 PEN ANC, Sunday. I JHE 14th branch of th« terrorist organisation in the Certak Sanggool-Pulau Betong area, in south-west Penang, has been smashed. The last member of Him group, Lai Man Chine, 35, fere himself up to a police party In* night. He is247 words
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302 1958-08-04 1 OEIRUT, Sun. Rebel D leader Saeb Salaam yesterday left his for-tress-home In the Basta quarter of the city for the first time since the revolt began 12 weeks ago to visit General Fuad Chehab, the president-elect.Reuter - 302 words
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181 1958-08-04 1 CO-OPERATE IN SPACE ADVENTURE SCIENTISTS MOSCOW, Sun. Scientists from many countries now in Moscow for the International Geophysical Year' assembly have urged world co-opera-tion in the launching of experimental rockets and earth satellites. They want this co-opera-tion to continue after the official end of the year on Dec. SI. Soviet181 words
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Article129 1958-08-04 1 Rubber firm dispute settled 'THE Singapore Rub- ber Packers Association has settled a wage dispute between the management of Ek Liong Hin Rubber Company and 130 redundant workers of the firm's godown in Davidson Road. The association president. Mr. Ng Quee Lam. who acted as mediator, said 83 of the129 words
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Article104 1958-08-04 1 NEW SOVIET CHARGE OF AGGRESSION LONDON, Sun. The Russian Communist Party newspaper Pravda today alleged that "the U.S. has openly Interfered In the Cuban civil war" Radio Moscow reported. Pravda said the U.S. was "sending its soldiers to the Cuban province of Orient* under the pretext of protecting water suppliesUPI - 104 words
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Article80 1958-08-04 1 BANGKOK, Sun. A Canadian expert said here that aerial surveys of "great magnitude" were essential for carrying out a development project for the Mekong River outlined In a United Nations report. Lieut. Col. Gerald An- drews, surveyor-general of British Columbia. Is in SouthEast Asia to otudyReuter - 80 words
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Advertisement87 1958-08-04 1 FASHIONABLE CREATIONS IN FINE JEWELLERY By S. P. H. de SILVA LTD. 49 HIGH ST. 1 AIRPORT SINGAPORE 6. STATION ROAD— IPOH ASSOCIATE COMPANY S. P. H. d» SILVA (H.K.) LTD. MONO KONG A(LM& FOOD JttJ®* COM Ft SHOP THE MODERN WAY AT COLD STORAGE, ORCHARD ROAD V OVR SELF-SELECTIOfc87 words
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Advertisement57 1958-08-04 1 PATEK PHILIPPE WATCHES ItM pkw— it. ol an exc«puonaii> hlfh quality, bu do mi than M 18 ruble* and 2 sapphires it to wittrely hand-made by watotomakers and adjuster* who rigorously maintain the time-honoured traditions of Urn Geneva watch making Inductor M« A|MH: H. SENA, LTD. Bangkok, Singapore 8$ Penang57 words
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Article181 1958-08-04 2 REBELS ON THE RUN— JAKARTA JAKARTA, Sun. Lieute-nant-Colonel Rukminto. commander of Government military operations in the North Celebes, said today his troops were exerting such heavy pressure on the rebels that they were unable to launch guerrilla drives, Antara news agency reported. Col. Rukminto said the Government knew the locationReuter - 181 words
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Article46 1958-08-04 2 PRAGUE, Sun.— One of two cars bringing Sir John Hunt and his British mountaineering group back from Moscow overturned about 15 miles from here last night. Sir John Hunt. In a phone call, told the British Embassy no one was hurt.— Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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135 1958-08-04 2 DE GAULLE SAYS IT: A-BOMBS BY FRANCE DAJUS, Baa. General m. Charles de Gaulle, the FresMb Pusaitr, yesterday visited the big atomic centre at Marcoule, near Marseilles, and all but an■o«nced that France is building the atoaie bomb. It has been an open secret for months that France is racing135 words
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Article123 1958-08-04 2 CHURCH BARS MEMBERS FROM CINEMA NEW YORK. Sun. The Roman Catholic Church In UJka Placid has forbdden its members to visit the town's only cinema (or six month*, following Its showing of the Brigitte Bardot film. "And Ood Created Woman." The Right Rev. Monsignor James Lyng said he imposed theReuter - 123 words
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Article54 1958-08-04 2 WASHINGTON, Sun— The official Congressional Record published this week an article in praise of Philippines' President Carlos P. Oarcia as "an outstanding statesman, humanitarian and a devoted servant of the Philippines' Republic.'* The article was one of the repercussions of the visit President Oarcia made toUPI - 54 words
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157 1958-08-04 2 RUTH ELLIS's EX-HUSBAND FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL LONDON, Sun.— The former husband of Ruth Ellis the London model hanged for murder three years ago was found dead in a hotel bedroom in Corbiere, Jersey. Channel Islands, yesterday with a pyjama cord round his neck. He was 49 year old George157 words
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Article65 1958-08-04 2 Summit futile says Chiang TAIPBH, Bun. President Chiang Kai-shek of Nationalist China said yesterday that Indirect aggression caused the Middle East crisis and should be dealt with by stirring up revolts behind the Iron Curtain. "The summit conference will not be able to solve any problem because the balance of65 words
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97 1958-08-04 2 MARGARET SPEAKS IN FRENCH AT OTTAWA CEREMONY OTTAWA, Sunday. pRINCESS MARGARET yesterday added her name to those of her sister, brother-in-law and mother in Ottawa City Hall's visitors' book. Opening the ultra-mo-dern black glass and grey stone City Hall, Princess Margaret showed great interest when Mayor George Nelms pointed out97 words
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Article23 1958-08-04 2 BANGKOK: The Siamese cabinet has approved a 400 million bant (about $43.--500,0001 programme to build more schools in the next three years.— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article32 1958-08-04 2 w HELSINKI: Social.Democrat O. Hiltunen yesterday agreed to try to form a new government without the Communists, who emerged M the strongest single party In last month* par- llamentary elections. U.P.I. WwwUPI - 32 words
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Article24 1958-08-04 2 BERLIN: Herr Walter Ulbrlcht, first secretary of the East German Communist Party, has left Berlin for Russia for his annual holidays.— Reuter. A -AReuter - 24 words
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Article27 1958-08-04 2 TOKYO: Japanese police today said more than 200 families were made homeless when a huge waterspout destroyed a large section of Isezakl City, north of Tokyo.— Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article31 1958-08-04 2 WWW NEW YORK: Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Prime Minister of Ghana, left here by air yesterday for London on his way back to Accra after a two-week visit to North America.— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article29 1958-08-04 2 Www BANGKOK: Siam's third medical school enabling 30 more doctors to be trained a year to to be built In the northern city of Chlengmal within two years.— Renter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article36 1958-08-04 2 NYKOEPINGI (Central Sweden), Son.— A doctor operating on a middle-aged man for stomach trouble here found five and a half pounds of coins, button* and nails in Us stomach. —Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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412 1958-08-04 2 A great roar** then rocket streahs at ms,ooo m.p.h. YEW YORK, Sun. 11 —The United State* yesterday fired successfully an Atlas inter-continen-tal missile at Cape Canaveral, Florida. The missile's oceanspanning potential is 6.326 miles. But reports Mid the Atlas was fired yesterday at aReuter - 412 words
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Article188 1958-08-04 2 Czech jets intercept airliner VIENNA, Sunday. r*ZECH JET fighters forced a Belgian Sabena airlines passenger plane to land in Czechoslovakia yesterday afternoon. The twin-engine Convalr Metropolitan was released five hours later. It arrived here last night With 1» passengers en board, it was flying from FrankfurtReuter; UPI - 188 words
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Article50 1958-08-04 2 WASHINGTON, Sun A group which include-. former Central Intelli geace chief. Vice Admiral K H. Hillenkoetter, reported yesterday that Congressional committees have conducted secret hearings on "flying saucers." The National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena insists the air force is proving flying saucers exist— C.P.l.50 words
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97 1958-08-04 2 BLACKPOOL, Sun. Bank holiday week-ender Miss Mary Thorpe. 50, from Loud .n, has spent half her seaside stay searching for a house with a cream front door and sleeping at the police station. She arrived here on Friday morning, booked In at aReuter - 97 words
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Article28 1958-08-04 2 WASHINGTON. Sun— The US. Secretary of State, Mr. Dulles, leaves for Brazil today to tackle the thorny problem of economic aid for Latin America.— UJU.28 words
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Article133 1958-08-04 2 Sputniks 'beat U.S. moons LONDON, Sun. Prof. F. Kitchen, a British physicist, said yesterday the information received from American earth satellites was of "considerably less value" than that from Russian Sputniks, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. Prof. Kitchen, a delegate to the Assembly of the International Geophysical year nowReuter - 133 words
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Advertisement65 1958-08-04 2 i "From health comes wealth" i i Health of mind and body tit asenlkli for tin suueu/ul men of ihu uorld A keen and an i^M^^^i^ssv alert mind v dependent en pkymal fitrvis '^^^S^A and the key to success lies in Brand's Essence I </ Chuhen, the essence of strength.65 words
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Article215 1958-08-04 3 MOSCOW, Sun. A Russian scientist warned yesterday that dumping of radioactive v/aste in the ocean now being done in a small way by Britainmight someday contaminate the plants, fish and mammals of the sea and, through them, man himself. The warning came In a lecture215 words
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Article33 1958-08-04 3 ATHENS. Sun. -The Corfu Straits, between Greece and Albania, which was mined during and after the second world var. Is now open to International navigation, it was announced here todayRenter. U.P.IReuter; UPI - 33 words
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Article148 1958-08-04 3 NEW YORE, Sun. A groan of U.S. Air Force sergeants at a Jet bomber base here gabbed away today in an attempt to crack a 92-hour "talkathon" record sot recently by a North Carolina housewife. Only one rale worried them— they'll bo disqualified if they swear The first pair148 words
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Article105 1958-08-04 3 CHICAGO, Son Richard E. Valley, a 32-year-old Flint insurance sales man, yesterday won the world pipe-smoking title by palling away for Ihr 34mln Msec. Valley beat 76-year. old James 8. Canningbam of 'lint, by only three seconds. Cunningham was competing for the lint time. There were S3 con.UPI - 105 words
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311 1958-08-04 3 HE CALLS IN U.N. COUNCIL ENVOYS NEW YORK, Sun.— Mr. Dag Haramarskjoeld, the U.N. Secretary General yesterday completed preliminary talks with Security Council members except Iraq— in an all-out bid to stage a summit meeting in New York One highly authoritative source saidReuter - 311 words
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247 1958-08-04 3 ivioSCOW, Sunday. MR. Nikitu Khrusnchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, has told Mr. L. G. Coinns, British chairman of the Movement for Nuclear Disarmament, in a letter: "We hope tha. common sense must eventually prevail and that nuclear weapon tests will be terminated everywhere TheReuter - 247 words
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Article114 1958-08-04 3 Former Nazi submarine crews are told of Hitter's 'mistake' in strategy UAMBURG. S U nFormer Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz. leader of Nazi Germany after Hitler's suicide, was enthusiastically cheered when he addressed a reunion, here of 3.000 former U-boat officers and men yesterday. Doenitz. 87. who served aReuter - 114 words
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Article48 1958-08-04 3 VIENNA San.— One more Hungarian became frr. yesterday— became uf bin «ound athlrtir training In the Dole vaalt. Polire herr uld former arm* miMn >erceanl Ferrn Naey fled icros* the Iron Curtain to Austria by polr vaulting over barbed wire fences aad border mine Held*48 words
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197 1958-08-04 3 Hundreds flee as blasts rock city DIO OE JANEIRO, Sun —A series of explosions, possibly set off by saboteurs, ripped through an Army ammunition dump 10 miles from the heart of Rio de Janeiro for more than 10 hours yesterday, smashing homes and stores and forcing thousands to flee. MoreUPI - 197 words
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Article50 1958-08-04 3 NEW YORK. Sun The second stage of a massive Titan Intercontinental missile arrived at Cape Canaveral yesterday aboard an Air Force transport to undergo tests. It was reliably reported The Titan, made by the Martin Co. at Littleton Colorado, is a 5.500-mllp ran** weapon.— U.P.l50 words
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Article26 1958-08-04 3 CAIRO. Sun.— The Sultan ol LaheJ Aden Protectorate, arrived here yesterday. He was met at the airport by President Nasser's Grand Chamberlain Aly Rashld26 words
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Advertisement300 1958-08-04 3 since I learnt the "HM" |^ftk mean. MUIM!)* j^ and higher mileage mean* VmßPw^M cheaper motoring! JiwvUumA <£ C%&s{ield Malaga, &d HALF PRICE BEDFORD TRUCK/VAN SPRINGS SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING BEDFORD MODELS HIJC JB JC K KM M MW OB OL OSS and PC ALSO VAUXHALL SPRINGS FOR EARLIER MODELS300 words
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Article280 1958-08-04 4 10 families, 80 inmates ot welfare home men— d by huge ialtong Bre FIREMEN BATTLE UNTIL 3 A.M. BEFORE BLAZE BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL KUALA TRENGGANU, Sunday. \T LEAST twenty families and the 80 inmates of the welfare home here spent a night of terror last280 words
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145 1958-08-04 4 2 women inspectors help spring a trap IPOH. Sun. Two pretty women police inspectors yesterday abandoned their regulation blue uniforms and dressed up in gay Saturday night clothes to lay a trap for a suspected extortioner. The inspectors. Miss Sybil F. de Silva and Miss Chung Chew Yoong, were with145 words
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Article53 1958-08-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Ceylonese Malayan Provident Fund plans to open membership to all Ceylonese between 18 and 45 years of age residing in the Federation. The annual meeting of the association on Aug. 17 here will be asked to pass an amendment to its rules53 words
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Article, Illustration65 1958-08-04 4 RITA ENTERS FOR PRINCESS SINGAPORE CONTEST MISS KiU de Silva. »jed 23. one of Ike entrants for the Princess Singapore contest to be held on Saturday at 8 p.m at Raffles Hotel in aid of the orphanace of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus. Entries for the contest should65 words
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Article39 1958-08-04 4 IPOH. Sun— An Upper Six science student. Wong Kean, has swept the board in the annual photographic competition at the AngloChinese School here. He won the top prizes in the pictorial, portrait and still-life sections.39 words
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Article174 1958-08-04 4 PENANO, Sun. The secretary-general of the People's Progressive Party, Mr. D. R Seenivasagam, last night challenged the MCA president, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, to resign from the Federal Legislative Council and fight a by-election against him in Ipoh and Menglembu. Mr. Seenivasagam, speaking at a rally174 words
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Article310 1958-08-04 4 Leprosy risk a demand by 100 SETTLEMENT MEN PETITION GOVT. KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. UfORKERS of the Federation's leper settlement in Sungei Buloh have petitioned the Federation Government asking for a better deal in case the> contacted leprosy. There are 100 workers in the I settlement. The petition said that In310 words
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Article80 1958-08-04 4 IPOH, Sun.— Burglars last night broke into a private Chinese club in Anderson Road and stole $2,400 cash and a fountain pen worth about $35. The burglary was discovered when Miss Chan Cheong. 44. who la the caretaker, returned to her room in the Club about 11.3080 words
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Article46 1958-08-04 4 KUCHING. Sun. Mr. R E. "Teddy" Edwards, a former Director of Public Works. Sarawak, died recently in Selsey. Sussex. Mr. Edwards. 61. Joined the P.W.D in 1926 as a Junior assistant engineer. He became director in 1940. and retired In 1952.46 words
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Article39 1958-08-04 4 Admiral Sir Gerald Gladstone, the commander-ln-chief. Far Eastern Station, will ope na new branch of the NAAFI at the Naval Base. Singapore, on Aug. 13. The self-service ship will cater to about 500 naval families.39 words
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282 1958-08-04 4 Staff side threaten to boycott Whitley Council KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Federation's Government Services Staff Council today threatened to boycott the National Whitley Council if the Government did not withdraw a circular which said it would entertain no more claims for higher salary. A resolution adopted at an emergency meeting282 words
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168 1958-08-04 4 IPOH, Sunday. ABOUT 250 Perak miners want to stop paying for the maintenance of the Kinta Valley Home Guard, which for six years has protected them from the terrorists. The miners plan to ask the Federation Government to bear the whole cost of keeping168 words
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Article112 1958-08-04 4 30,000 MORE WILL GO TO SCHOOL IPOH, Sun. About 30,000 children, (he balance of those registered during "Operation Torch" two years ago. will be admitted to English and vernacular schools in Perak when the new school term begins in January. An education department spokesman said that no plans for registering112 words
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102 1958-08-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. The Federation's Deputy Prime M>P tg r Dato Abdul Raaalt bin Hussein, today called on Pakistanis in the Federation to support the Government in building a strong Malayan nation The Dato who was speaking at the opening of the Selangor Pakistanis102 words
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220 1958-08-04 5 Railway faces worst money crisis for 26 years $4 MILLION LOST AS REVENUE NOSEDIVES iti-ai.a UMITB, San. The Ferenae «f the Malayan RaHway t(wk steep iwse-diTe in the first half «f this year, resaHii»c in a Ims «f $4 mHthm. This amount ia more than half of the estimated $7220 words
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Article85 1958-08-04 5 BOY DROWNS IN SEWER IJENANG, Sun.— An 11-year-old Chinese schoolboy feM into ft manhole and was drowned in a sewer in the heart of the city yesterday evenine:. Goh Kong Ghee, a student of the Poay Cheng Chinese School, was walking across the lawn in the Carnarvon Sneet traffic circus85 words
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Article25 1958-08-04 5 JESSELTON. Sun. Two frigates of the Indian Navy the Tlr and Cauvery. will call at Labu n tomorrow for a day s visit25 words
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Article78 1958-08-04 5 PBNANG, Sun— The North Malaya Sarong Industries Association has appealed to the Minister for Commercr and Industry. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. to permit tax-free Importation of white and grey cloth used for printing sarongs. The association. In a petl- tlon. has also asked for a higher78 words
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114 1958-08-04 5 VILLAGERS LIVE IN FEAR AS WILD DOGS DESTROY THEIR LIVESTOCK KUALA ntBNGGAirr, Son Six wU4 aVaaa aie renaming the outskirts of Kampong Batu Knam. six Miles awrth «f here, and k*ve awring the past five ways kilted thtee buffalajta. three goats and several wild boars. A vfaaacrr tea* the Strait.114 words
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173 1958-08-04 5 rUALA UJIIPUR, Son. A ban has been placed un communal or poiitieftl displays and advertisements of any particular product on all floats entered for the contest here on Aug. 31 to celebrate the Federation's first anniversary of merdeka. The contest is open to all districts,173 words
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Article46 1958-08-04 5 I KOALA LUMPUR, Sun. j The Malayan Association of Youth Clubs is to hoM a sixday conference and training course In Kota Bahru from Aug. 9. The conference and training coarse will be limited to youth organisations tn the I east coast.46 words
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Article44 1958-08-04 5 PENAN a. Sun-Member* of the Penan* contingent of the Royal Malayan Poller Force and their families this morning' visited the two Australian cruisers. Voyager ami Warramunga. now In Penang to provide sea traiaUie for members of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reaerre.44 words
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Miscellaneous1156 1958-08-04 5 Bam mm aa^_ CAPITOL: Poh Ling- Tang REX: Q-Men ver*u» Black r tmm m (Cantonese) Ch. 3 12*5, 3. T. Dragon 2 30. 30 1 S A ™63u ratUin 9^<*.- M« Who Ken, Too .jTriio 1 1 6 ODEON: Navy Wife 1.15, 3.30. Much^T. (HlmU) J e |rfc« PAKAMOtNT: Maya1,156 words
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Article347 1958-08-04 6 19 Ward, $11 iMimimmm) COLD STOHAQE— AU our Sin-gap-ire Simp- will be Open Today until 5 p in YOU MAY WIN an Automatic Sewing Machine. Buy Hunts at Cold Storage. Orchard Rd HALF PRICE SALE at Vanity, Wonderful bargains in frocks, hats, costume, jewellery, etc. THE "H.M.V SALONS at347 words
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Article702 1958-08-04 6 North Borneo laces many ol Malaya's problems, and is likely to attack them in much the same way, but as a recent immigration agreement with Hong Kong implied, overpopulation and unemployment ait> not uinong them. An earliei scheme which sponsored immigration from the Philippines was not successful,702 words
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Article273 1958-08-04 6 The Chinese Chumbei o. Commerce, as Mr. Ko Teck Kin reminded its guests the other evening, has a tradition ol rising to the occasion when Singapore ha* something to celebrate It was in this tradition that the Cham be i decided to organise trad. lair to be held273 words
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Article176 1958-08-04 6 The University ol Malagas Faculty of Engineering in Kuala Lumpur has gone up in record time. The tirst brick was laid in May and on Friday students heard their first lecture in th>> building. But it is one thing to put up faculty building in record time and176 words
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Article, Illustration954 1958-08-04 6 CHEHAB AS PRESIDENT PLEASES WEST AND EAST ALIKE Peace is more important than scoring points at summit FIS pleasant to be able to write about the Middle East with something almost recognisable as optimism, although I can imagine few more unfortunate moments for the arrival of more American troops on954 words
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308 1958-08-04 6 By-election propaganda kindled hatred among kampong people IHAVE never before worked for a political party until the Mayor's senseless actions in the City Council moved me to work in the Kallang by-election Now I realise how a comparatively small number of supporters, described by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew (S.T. July308 words
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Letter76 1958-08-04 6 TIE letter by -Old Oeor glan' iST July 28) k very true. There are other factors to cause deep rooted grievances among the tea chine stafl beside* defect* in the system There are principals ot schools who bully the un-der-training teacher;, to their hearts content The trained teachers76 words
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400 1958-08-04 6 IN the Straits rlmet. ol July 7 under the heading: "More Revenue if Rent Control is amended" the retired City Assessor. Mr J 0 Aspmall. Is quoted as having brought to the notice of the City Council the loss In revenue under400 words
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110 1958-08-04 6 rPHE Technical Institute ■1 In Kuala Lumpur Is a most Important Institution Unfortunately there are no restrictions on the movements of the boys, and after school hours nobody seems to care what happen* to them. Boys can be seen going out In groups after110 words
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Letter86 1958-08-04 6 I WOULD UKr lv propose that the national flower ot Via.aya should ot- the chempaka or as the Chinese c all it the flower of the moon I am not much ot a horticulturist, but 1 do know that trie orange or white chempaka blooms every day trom86 words
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Advertisement487 1958-08-04 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. it Wardi tit < Minimum K DALE: On 2nd August lv Bangkok to Helen inee Passyi. «'Ue or Nicholas Dale, twin son and daughter. CLAYTON: To Jill and David on s.i'uruuy August 2nd at Singapore Nursing Home, a son Steven Anthony. brother for Nicholas. it War4i Sl* (Minimum).487 words
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Advertisement106 1958-08-04 6 What you can do for yourself and your family fIP^M If you're faced m m with the pro- blem of getting along on the ■Ysß same old income yet want to give your family more of the good things of life you're ready for the Dale Carnegie Course. Three out106 words
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Advertisement127 1958-08-04 6 SYLVANIA SUPER FLASH SYLVANIA SUPER FLASH WMentakh" Bmm SPOOL Tvp£ TURRET CAMERA I I > WOLLENSAK "43-D" W\ jSSd^Zr^-'- Bmm SPOOL TURRET— ■nLjjHPjlßTr^^^, j Wollenjal, 13 mnl 1 8 I *f ST« 'W, .^AKjLafc- Normal Ime Ropror Mk Wocotcd lent in ,c<S {I' EkXSTfI loCut plj4 conversion sL^k*. i to127 words
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319 1958-08-04 7 NOW RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTURERS PREPARE A LIST OF POINTED QUESTIONS WHAT SAFEGUARDS ARE THE GOVT. GOING TO INTRODUCE AGAINST THE DANGER OF ABUSE? KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. r j'HK MALAYAN Rubber Goods Manufacturers' Association wants to know what safeguards the Government will employ to ensure319 words
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Article107 1958-08-04 7 U.S. envoy to visit N. Borneo rE US. Ambassador to the Federation, Mr. Homer M. By ing ton, will leave Singapore by air today for an unofficial visit to the British Borneo territories. Mr. Bylngton will fly In an U.S.A.F plane to Kuching. From there, he will visit Brunei and107 words
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Article47 1958-08-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of Transport Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib. the Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia. Inche Sent bin Abdul Rahman, and the Indonesian Ambassador tc Malaya, Dr. Mohamed Razlf left today as guests of Garuda Indonesian airways for a four-day visit to Indonesia47 words
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Article26 1958-08-04 7 JESSELTON, Sun. Mr Geoffrey Gould Brlggs, At torney-Oeneral, Eastern Region of Nigeria, has been appointed a puisne Judge in Sarawak, North Borneo and Brunei.26 words
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Article, Illustration192 1958-08-04 7 YOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— A J brown and white mongrel dog wa« the only witness to the brutal slaying of bis master, a 50-year-old farmer. at Tampoi, near here, yesterday. The farmer, fay Kok Cheng, wax savagely clubbed and vtabhrd to death with a192 words
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Article, Illustration220 1958-08-04 7 A TOP JOB FOR BRIG. MOORE IN BRITAIN IPOH. Sun. One of the most decorated soldiers In Malaya, Brigadier Peter Moore, D. S. O. (two Bars), M. C, leaves shortly for Britain where he has been Riven the top job of deputy director, army weapons development at the War Office.220 words
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Article33 1958-08-04 7 PENANG, Sun.— The Union Girls' High School here celebrated its 30th anniversary with a speech day yesterday. A fun fair to raise money for the building fund will be held on Wednesday.33 words
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286 1958-08-04 7 GREAT NEED IN RURAL AREAS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. fPHE FEDERATION'S Minister of Health, Mr. V. T. Sambanthan, last night called for a "greater spirit of service and sacrifice" among doctors. I He told the annual dinner of the Alumni Assoc.atlon ot tiie King Edward286 words
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Article83 1958-08-04 7 HABIBAH IS 'FASHION QUEEN' SEREMBAN. Sun. A 20-year-oid teacher beat 17 other S" r 's to win the title of "Fashion Queen at a contest here last night. She is Mi, s Habibah bintc Hajl Jamil. The contest »a> organised b y St. Paul's Institution in aid of l's school83 words
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Article43 1958-08-04 7 BENTONG. Sun. More than 60 forest guards from the Federation and seven from Borneo and Brunei will soon complete a month's 'raining course at Kampong Jambu Rlas near here. They will receive further training at Keponr neai Kuala Lumpur.43 words
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Article40 1958-08-04 7 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sun The Trengganu Youth Council Is to build a youth centre here. It has appointed a subcommittee headed by Its chairman, Inche Mohamed Nur bin Hajl Ismail, to raise funds and find a tie.40 words
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104 1958-08-04 7 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun. The Trengganu Party Ra'ayat wants the State Government to ask the Eastern Mining and Metal Company Limited in Buklt Besi to stop sacking workers during the monsoon season. The party has made the re. «vest In a letter104 words
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113 1958-08-04 7 Official: Banned union to disband KUALA LUMri'R. San. The executive committee of the banned 15.tMstrong National Union of Factory and General Workers met for the last time today and decided to disband the organisation. It decided to drop an earlier decision to appeal to the Supreme Court against the cancellation113 words
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63 1958-08-04 7 Big success for dramatic group stage play MUAR. Sun. The Muar Dramatic Group scored a big success here on Thursday night when they staged James Bridles "Tobias and the Angel" at the Convent hall. Inche Yusof bin Karto of the High School played the title role, while the part of63 words
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Article40 1958-08-04 7 The Ceylon Sport.s Club is celebrating Its alive Jubilee In Singapore this week with a film show, sporting events and a dance. There was a silver jubilee dinner at the club premises In Balestler Road last night.40 words
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Article32 1958-08-04 7 The Geylang Straits Chinese Methodist Church in Singapore Is holding a food and fun fair at the Geylang Methodist Olrls' School from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday32 words
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Article26 1958-08-04 7 The 1958 Singapore cha-cha and rock-'n'-roll open championships will be held at the Great World Cabaret from 8.00 p.m. on Aug. 15 and 1626 words
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Article275 1958-08-04 7 INCHE Abdul Hamid l bin Haji Jumat. chairman of the Singapore UMNO and Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing, yesterday appealed to Malay women not to rely on f pawangs" or "bomohs" to cure their children from Illnesses. At a meeting of the275 words
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149 1958-08-04 7 DAMAGES OF $65,000 IN SCRAP IRON ACTION KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun —Mr. Justice Neal has awarded damages and costs totalling $65,000 to Leow Cheng Chiang of Singapore, who had claimed damages- for wrongful termination of a contract for the sale of 4.00Q tons of scrap iron at Bandi mine in Kemaman.149 words
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Article196 1958-08-04 7 An appeal to the Muslims THEY ARE TOLD: BACK UMNO MALACCA, Sun.— The JTI president of the Muslim League of Malaya. Mr. A. M. Abu Bakar. today urged the 120.000 non-Malay Muslims in the country to give their wholehearted support to the Malays and the UMNO. Mr. Abu Bakar, who196 words
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Article158 1958-08-04 7 Minister urges Malay students to study technical subjects KUALA KV»NGSAR. Sun.— The Minister for Education, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari, yesterday urged the students ot the Malay College here to take "more interest in science." Inche Johari, who was I speaking at the annual school day function. said158 words
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Advertisement92 1958-08-04 7 Speed up your profits... 3^^~^ SPECIAL TAILORS' MODEL s^*^ Large flywheel Ur fort II V^Bull finish. |V «^^B ">"'•' helpi pcrttit MSfttfJKJv^P^^L quick winding. AGENTS DISTRIBUTORS (Pvt.) LTD. A 9 ency Showroom: 47/49 Stamford Rd. Singapore. Tel: *****. Mnterted by Engineering, Export Promotion Council of Indio) REGISTERED TRADE MARK Buy92 words
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Advertisement106 1958-08-04 7 yoo</eno44s6 fl 4.000 TO 60,000 '■•^^otS^B IMPERIAL 6ALLONS PER HOUR now at cmrmnm^i MEW PUMPS LOW PRICES B^^^H WtblNU UIIU UWM PINANC iroH IMU((.« SIUHUK I JLjJf otA 'HAtU THAI AMMN lIMMAN JEiMLTO* till* I BYE EXAMINATION Yoa un ear with f*h« u*tt» out »o» Wf cm> too witfc sfttfkUl106 words
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Article855 1958-08-04 8 Where you went wrong T»HE results of The 1 Malayan Monthly's Jackpot Word Puzzle "X" <J«ly) were announced yesterday in The Sunday Times. Here] are the judges' comments on what they thought were the most apt and accurate answers to some of the more difficult clues. ACROSS855 words
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318 1958-08-04 8 JORDAN. By Aim Dearden. (Hole. 215.). By EILUNED LEWIS TO call this book top- ical would be an understatement. It was high time that such a study as this should be written, for Jordan has been for ion- a Cinderella State, not even admitted318 words
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Article372 1958-08-04 8 Hungary's ten days of freedom BOY ON THE ROOFTOP. By Thomas Sxabo. Translated by David Hughes. (Heinemann. 12s. mX By R. GLYNN GRYLLS IN that miraculous ten days of Hungarian freedom in October. 1956, the two groups who took the lead were the intellectuals and the young people. It was372 words
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Article304 1958-08-04 8 IN THE LAND OF THE MUSK-OX. By John Gioever (JarroMc 21*.) MOST people think of Greenland as a barren waste of blizzards and sub-zero temperatures. It is true that few people live in Greenland and a man may go for months without seeing another human,304 words
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Advertisement289 1958-08-04 8 KALLO TBT PROMINA* lens KALLOw Q KALLO WF, (2,8 35mm, B 1/500 Mt. lent, ■xaoiur* m*t«r, luminous viewer 1 dark leather coie $195.00. KALLO 15, ♦3,5/45 mm, B-l/iOO ice lem ond cox $110.00 KALLO-WIOC, f3.i/3Smr •-1/SM SM. len> aa4 cat* J149 00 KALLOfLEX AUTOMAT U wit* m5220.00 KALLO-IP Projector, f289 words
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Advertisement209 1958-08-04 8 Mil AUGUST ISSUE M ON SALE NOW HI THIS ISSUE BJB MR3» t mr^ R^RPrTar aW ■C. asarJal la_Zi~«s9RbßPa^B%afetel laaS ,j; .i^ J R^P^'»^^^***saMß^Bw'Bs«*^^H M^*C^s^ißai^B Reasßß^JßaV SsLrfUi ji^n B^R^bw A GIRL BECOMES A BUDDHIST NUN B^K/ jfjE^jft -C"^ at- R^Ll aß^Rlß^R^P^PP^sr"^^^ 141 ■hi hm| SOPHIA LOREN- BRIBE AND WIOOW f~~V"^209 words
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Miscellaneous272 1958-08-04 8 Straits Times Crossword 7" t~ T~ v 5" i 7~" "^i IS 14 "20" 2. m" i m" ACB4MS 5. Shading (7). I. light tan teethe chance from 6. Not up to Gateshrad to prothe Dovellats job (7. 3. 4). vide this Indian cart (5). 0 Prohibition of amber change272 words
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1711 1958-08-04 9 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE THE RAPE OF POLAND When Czarist Russia damped her iron rule over Poland in a final bid in 1863, 20,000 patriots were killed; 18,000 exiled and 25,000 government officers were sacked and replaced by Russians. ]^O COUNTRY in Kurope has had such an unhappy history asDaily Mirror - 1,711 words
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Miscellaneous138 1958-08-04 9 Vartnvn A to. By $laa SUCELV \C\J IAFtCTI* fjW HVMATS *«vv ADOPT 7 << S^V\l T **-> "CAN i*Pl*<i«6O< WpS^" the Suiiti By Lettiie Vharterin ltd M/UAT UUAV?I /""\fcJ TUC r^AIfTO«OW^F UAJ AT .mt i Dirk I ruvtg By Vhenter Gauid H F 7" HC «CAVH3 TIMC PO) "S W138 words
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Article679 1958-08-04 10 By Our Market Correspondent FEDERATION sources on Friday reported that business on the Malayan Share Market ast week must have been the lowest for many /ears. Singapore brokers also reported, that with no ncentives, business was at a low ebb and v/ithout ;aking account the679 words
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Article456 1958-08-04 10 Russian buying COMMODITY REVIEW ANE feature on an otherwise quiet rubber market last week was small purchases of No. 1 grade rubber for Russian account. This firmed the closing price (which had opened the week at SOU cents on Thursday. This was the day on which Russian buying encountered a456 words
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Article279 1958-08-04 10 rE following business done in the Singapore Share Market last week was, reported by one Arm of brokers for the period July j 26 to August 1. INDI'STRIALS: Fr.ser Ne*ve Ord S2 55 to S2 51W. Gammons $1 40 and SI 41, Hamrrer Co. Sl6O. Honfjkong Telephones HK279 words
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Article47 1958-08-04 10 Alexandra Brickwork* I Id orrts do. prcf. Kuehai Tin <l»57) Ltd. Rantau Tin Dred(inf Cu. ltd t Interim. Current payment 20', 10', 15* Date of payment Aug. 16 Aug 16 Aug. 23 Sept. 2 Total far yemr 30 74"? ic; Total for prrviou* year 75%47 words
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Article698 1958-08-04 10 rE following list Of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Friday. IMII>T«MI.S Ale* Brick Pref 1.73 I.M cd Ordt 1.4* 2.55 od Atla* Ice II ibuTersi B B. Petrol tt/- B M Trustee* I.M %M Ron. no Smelt698 words
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Advertisement472 1958-08-04 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BRUNEI EDUCATION DEPARTMENT VACANCIES— TRAINED ENGLISH TEACHERS Applications are invited from Trained English Teachers speciHllzlng In various subjects for fddlUonal posts which will be vacant during January 1959 In the following:— Sultan Omar All SaUuddln College, Brunei Town Girls High School. Brunei Town. Anthony Abell CoUege. Serla 2.472 words
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Advertisement807 1958-08-04 10 NOTICES NOTICE f On behalf of the Directors In J Djakarta we thank Contractors for t submitting their tenders for food supplies to our ships recently. PT. PELAJARAN NASIONAL I INDONESIA I 12, Robinson Road. Singapore. I c THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE. Chapter 185 This advertisement appears by t direction807 words
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Advertisement875 1958-08-04 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens and from serving permanent Government Officers, Including those on probation, (or three appointments as Industrial Development O&Vers In the Ministry of Commerce and > Industry on a salary scale of $982 x 34 $1,254. Cost Of living allowance at current rates will875 words
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Advertisement43 1958-08-04 10 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LIMITED ACCEPTING PASSENGERS AND CARGO TO PORT SWETTENHAM. PENANG. NAGAPATTINAM AND MADRAS T.S.S. "STATE OF MADRAS" VOY 56 Singapore Port Swertenhom Pcnong Arriving 6-8-58 10-8-58 11-8-58 Leoying 9-8-58 10-8-58 12-8-58 R. Jumabhoy Sons Ud., Agents: Eastern Shipping Corpn. Ltd.,43 words
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Advertisement919 1958-08-04 10 YOU CAN BE SURE... IF IT'S ■■■Lafla^aHLiMLaflll AIKCONOITIONINC tV I Westinghouse^^ H raw ik« mint rman H t 1 WSJIat'»HUIBL!9 at Alrroodllloumi 1 *?9 ffiNOOM unit* I 1 •-'-^**jj|gj^^ay> 11 It. I in I A IACIUBt ASSIN ?™^^^^lHl BU.D UNITS Ia^B^R^BVaBV 8. It iO. 15 9% M. 40 PP j/919 words
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Advertisement1461 1958-08-04 11 T«it 1405 MANSFIELD <Sc CO., LTD. »<»» (TO rices) (Inrofperatetf in Sintapor?) tretsi u THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE T,\' SAIIIMS TO LIVERPOOL GIUGOW. LOHBOH. 1 COHTIMNTU PORTS iVia Seat with Itoartv to precttf vii Pawn tr Caee ef teed atct) Carriers option ta ercceed via ether ports to load and1,461 words
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Advertisement1174 1958-08-04 11 ■AST ASIATIC LDfES MMEWAROS SAILINGS FM AOEN, PNT SAIO, UMM, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG, BREMEN, COPENHAGEN MTNENIUK, OSLO S'pere t. Sham Ptpang B0M» OJPwTI LALAHOIA" TaVMtaf W* taf a/27 taf KINA" l/BSapt OVltaeft 11/11 Seal MALACCA" U.'ll Seat Cail.tg Port Smtav HatAwßtt, Uhjaii OOTWAROS SaOLMKS PM BAMKM ANR/OR FM UIT Ptnang1,174 words
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Advertisement1323 1958-08-04 11 .SJTm THE BEN UNE STEAMERS LTD. m J£ SINCAPORt (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) S LItMS SAHNHt 10 MEN, OK. k lO»gIIaTJpTAL PORTS S pare P. S ham Penang BENVBOCaiE for Lamtan, Botlerdam. IraMte, NamwaVf G.ll 12/ tAM lawfaw aVatt arrives a Aag BCNCIEOCW for Mew, MM, Port Sudan, london.1,323 words
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Advertisement1312 1958-08-04 11 MosALISTER tflt CO., LTD. TEL- 2Mtl BTJiBBMAN LOaU RXATKMBSS UMB LOMMw, MMi, RfTTtRBIM. LM AARHLEi »»N FMNCtSCO ■AMIAMK A PJU SUTTU, VAHCffTER t PMTUM m* tor BXIA.. Narth Attaatt Parta Acctawn carp tar CeaM t S»tk ami Canada via Colombo AeMfica cm or ittean- tMiAMrvnu rport P. Sham Peeeag Spore1,312 words
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1133 1958-08-04 12 'LATE-COMER' MOLLY IS FIRST-AND IN RECORD TIME! \yHITE CITY, Lor, don, Sun. A new world record for 440 yards for women was set here yeslerday by Britain's 21 year old Molly Hiscox, who returned a time of Ss.(>scc. in an invitation event during the two-day match here between Britain and1,133 words
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174 1958-08-04 12 Laker (7-53) routs Notts for 142 HANTS HAMMER KENT BOWLING LONDON, Sunday lIM LAKER, the England spin bowler, gave Surrey the English county cricket champions a great start to their match against Nottinghamshire at the Oval here yesterday. Laker took seven for 53 In helping the southern county to dismissReuter - 174 words
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Article176 1958-08-04 12 HARFORD HITS 127 RUNS SWANSEA. Sun.— Alter iusing their opening batsmen for seven runs, the New Zealander* made a splendid recovery on the first day of their cricket match against Glamorgan here yesterday At the close— after a total of 300 minutes batting— they had 308 runs on the scoreboardReuter - 176 words
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Article38 1958-08-04 12 VANCOUVER Sun. Bob Bedard the 26-year-old Quebec player, won the Canadian lawn tennis championship for the third time In four years here yesterday He retained the title by beatIng Whitney Reed (California) 8-0, 8-3. 8-3— ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article218 1958-08-04 12 ««N 8 EVENTS if YABOS: 1 DH. Segtl Brj 2 GJI. D., 8A) I*l. »rl(ht»eH (Br) BlCij 440 J .E. Sallsirary (Br) 3 KM. Gmper (Aat) 47.1 m*. THBBE MILKS: 1 A.O. Thorn" (A»rt) t &Jt. BUM (Br) S DAG. FM. (Br) Umln 2* C ■ec;218 words
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Article168 1958-08-04 12 DAVIS CUP: ITALY GAIN 2-1 LEAD MILAN. Sun.— ltaly garnet; a 2-1 lead over Britain in the Davis Cup European Zone final here when hey won the doubles today. They need to win only one oi the remaining two singles to qualify to meet the Philippines, the Eastern Zone champions.Reuter - 168 words
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Article344 1958-08-04 12 county cricket champtoosdJd table: IK Inn P W L ONDL DBPPU HanU 1* 10 t 6 0 J 4 14 156 Norttaaata 30 10 S S 0 3 14 140 Srey 19 B 4 t 1 0 2(1 134 SomerHt II I U 0 I IHIII Kent344 words
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Article181 1958-08-04 12 Two Poles beat a world mark WARSAW, Sun.-The two- day athletics meeting between the United states and Poland ended here yesterday with a win for the Americans In the men's 25 teh i an w Tlctory for °i£ s in tne women's events The United States men earned their victory181 words
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Article20 1958-08-04 12 W*W york. Bun -Th* United States Table TennU Association has banned the use of the sponge rubber bat20 words
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Advertisement389 1958-08-04 12 •I Gr^y r** THt fjUVADOS" "Xf" i CheCeaQ»nmandmmtsft' i "YAQUI DRUMS" uui J i U'H'UhiHWiB TST last oar? ;*,Y." 1 ;j:TONJOURTRISTESSE"c*. J r T—^r,,. the ACK WMr (F>>> a ic*^ UMDUWATH MOMAMCt I& ffiW):llllliltBmH CHE MA MAT PARANG TAJAM" I f T— y! 7. p... mmmm^ fa,^ Ahlll^ J TOMOMQff,389 words
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Advertisement421 1958-08-04 12 ■I Tk,V v 'I, 1.45, 4. 6.30 9 30 aS/ffff;.. "UW MKE WADr <r*~. nni| TODAY ».m. "ISTANBUL- Cgc—e Teth. i vita,. "THE FLESH IS WEAK" (sb, 11. 1-45. 4. 6.30 4 9 30 i •ni, iUCIC RIN€ Clrcu F ALiSI COLOH CA TO °HS ON PARADE I AUO! "PROOREB»421 words
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203 1958-08-04 13 PENANG, v n.— I The Official Handicapper has nominated II Class One horses for the IYn:iMi< Gold Cup to be run over a mile and two furlongs here on S;ilunp day. They are (with weights) Prince of Lalita (9.7), Three Rings (9.1),203 words
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Article342 1958-08-04 13 WEIGHTS for all nine races at Penang on Saturday are: THE GOLD COP CllDivl-1 4 M Prince of Lalita 9.07 Three Rings Ml Tudar Wonder t.N Strait* Code 8.11 On State 8.11 Brilliant Scholar B.OC Irish Pearl I «5 Adelaide Star 7.1* Golden Melody 7.08 Couag 7.08 Sweet342 words
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Article64 1958-08-04 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Sixteen Class One horses have been nominated to run in the Yang di-Pertuan Agong Gold Cup over six furlongs here on Aug. 16. They are: Amusement Park, Anna Kumara, Artina, Distine, Downing Street, General Pil, Grand Chancellor. High Socks, Hopeful Blue, Hurry64 words
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216 1958-08-04 13 US 'pira ting A ussie athletes— charge SYDNEY, Sunday. rfiHE Australian Amateur Athletic Union will fight United States universities' attempts to "pirate" topline Australian athletes, a Union official said here yesterday. he official. Mr. Dick Corlsh. said the Union believed the offers were acts of "open professionalism." AA U secretaryReuter - 216 words
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Article55 1958-08-04 13 Australian soccer I SYDNEY Sun. NSW ASSN. Dlv. 1 Norm: West Wullsend 3 Cardiff 3: Weston 4 Eastlakes 4: Newcastle 0 Wallsend 5; Blacksmiths 3 Merewether 4. NSW ABBN Dlv. 1 8»»Ui: Manley 3 Ept 3; Balgownle 3 Northshore 0. VICTORIAN STATE LEAGUE: Hakaah 1 Jnventm >. QUEENSLAND TBISTEAM SHIELD55 words
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Article68 1958-08-04 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Selangor Malays qualified to meet Singapore Malays in the Rulers Shield cricket final when they beat Pahang by 213 runs on first Innings at Gurney Road today. Pahang 95 and 95 for nine (Haniff Khan 5-25); Selangor 308-8 decld. (Merican Sutan 43. Sidek68 words
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Article22 1958-08-04 13 PORT ELIZABETH, Sun The French Rugby Union touring team were beaten 9-5 by a Junior Springboks side here yesterday— ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article301 1958-08-04 13 TAMILIAN Physical Cultural Assedation, of Kuala Lumpur, I drew their annual cricket match against Ceylon Sports Club at Balestier Road yesterday. Set to score 175 runs for victory. T.P.C.A. were 144-7 at close. S. Kulasingam. who hit 78 on Saturday for CSC, was awarded a bat301 words
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Advertisement825 1958-08-04 13 Check Before Prating Replies tt Box Nunbers Utmost core should be token 1 i when replying to bos number I ed». to use the CORRECT NUMBER ami Address to the j Straits Twtos, Times Ho«m, I I River Volley Rood. Cosh must ba sent by rcgiv f tared o,ost Postal825 words
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Advertisement869 1958-08-04 13 TUITION tt Wmrd, ti <*i*.) B»x tt H: txlrm. NEW SESSIONS Starting At Raja's College (Oian Singh's 2nd floor). Stenography (Rapid/Refresher) Engineering Subjects, (City Sc Guilds), Draughtsmanship (Malayan Architects). Latin. French, Malay, Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Shorthand, Speed (70/ 140), Driving. Register early *****. BUSINESS OPPORTUNIIIES tt Wmrd, U (Mlm.)—Bmx it el:869 words
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Advertisement813 1958-08-04 13 FOB HIRE M Wmrd, $1 <*im>—B.i tt el: txlrm REFRIGERATORS of various sizes from $10 monthly. Consult Lee Fletcher, 102, Orchard Road. Tel: *****, Singapore. HIRE PURCHASE M W.rds tl <*•* j Bmx tt ct, txlrm. $10/- OR $15/- Equal MonthO Payment for Dual. Oarrard, BSR Philips Recordchanger. Vis.; Benleng.813 words
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Advertisement154 1958-08-04 13 SHIPPING NOTICE m*. "SANTHIA" Sailing for Hongkong and Japan on sth Aaxust. 1958. The above vessel will be leaving Singapore Harbour Board Godown No. 10/11. Gate No. 4. at 11.30 a.m. on the sth August 1958. Saloon passengers are requested to embark the vessel between f a.m and 10 am154 words
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Advertisement205 1958-08-04 13 ASTRA High Speed Adding-Litting Machine Combined Electrically Driven Hand Operation. The Only German Machine With Ten Figure Keyboard 00,000 Keys Sole Agents Service Station "TITHES" DEMTAL PHOTO SUPPLY, LTD. •2 MiddK Rood MNGAPORI T.I 3MJO/21«53 70 Pud* «oaa, KUALA LUMPUI Tat: 5413 I*l Cori.Of.on Slr«ct PENANG Tel IM* 84th Anniversary205 words
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493 1958-08-04 14 North lose eight for 115— six fall to Ross il'OH, Sunday. ftAIN stopped play two hours before the scheduled close on the second day of the North-South cricket match here today. Scores when play ended shortly after tea were: North 155 and 115 for eight: South 151 Stan Nagaiah and493 words
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Article24 1958-08-04 14 KOTA BAHRU Sun— The secretary of the Kelantan Amateur Football Association, for the last six years Mr Ng Vow Chonc has resigned24 words
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Article118 1958-08-04 14 KUALA LUMPUR, dun. Selangor became the Central *"f champions In the Malayan Combined Schools In-ter-state badminton for th? Heah Joo Seang trophy when they beat Negri Sembilan ov 4-1 at the Selangor badmin ton hall this morning. They will now meet the southern zone champions, either118 words
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350 1958-08-04 14 Malayans Filipinos share the doubles KUALA LtMPUK. Sunday. D. DEYRO and M. Dungo, of the Philippines, and 1V On? Chew Bee and Moses Tay, of Malaya, finalists in the men's doubles event of the Malayan tennis championships, were declared joint holders when rain washed oat play during the first set350 words
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Article70 1958-08-04 14 PENANG. Sun— Kowloon Bus Company kept their unbeaten record when they drew 1-1 with a Football Association of Malaya selection here today. F.A.M.. dominating the arst half play, took the lead In the fourth minute through Zalnal Abidin. Kowloon equalised lust before the interval through Wai70 words
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Article27 1958-08-04 14 BUKIT MERTAJAM Sun Red House won the Kam Kee Hock Challenge Shield with 103 points in the first primary school athletic meet here yesterday.27 words
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Article56 1958-08-04 14 BANGKOK, Sun— The Siamese Football Association has announced that it will have seven local referees registered with FIFA so that they can officiate in the South-East Asia Peninsula Games In 1959. Burma, Cambodia. Laos, Malaya and South Vietnam have been invited to the Games whichReuter - 56 words
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183 1958-08-04 14 IPOH Sun. The Mala yan Cricket Association today decided at Its annual meeting here to send an official invitation to the Varsity Occasionals of Madras to tour Malaya next year. The Varsity Occasionals had recently offered to visit Malaya, but the MCA did183 words
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Article, Illustration1188 1958-08-04 14 i^y7*7j^*7 v? v t^^v^FyTf^^r*/; f 'jt iiijTsjt^m^^m^ THIS is the first of three articles written exclusively for the Straits Times by WALLEY BARNES, the former Arsenal and Wales international fullback who recently concluded a coaching tour of Malaya and Singapore. NO EXCUSE FOR LACK OF STAYING1,188 words
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Article88 1958-08-04 14 KUALA LUMPIR. Sao. The Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya at its annual general meeting here hut night decided not to introduce five set matches at Malayan championships. The meeting was closed to the press. The association however, will encourage state affiliates to introduce live-set matches88 words
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Article329 1958-08-04 14 MALACCA, Bun. Four records were broken In the triangular athletics meet between Swift A.A. of Singapore. Negri Sembllan and Malacca at the High School ground here today. Swifts won the meet with 56 points. Second were Malacca (52) and Negri Bembllan (44) third. The records were 880329 words
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Article52 1958-08-04 14 WARD GETS 'TEMPTING OFFER By EPSOM JEEP PNANG. Sun. Australian jockey Arthur Ward, who is having a profitable "busman's holiday" in Malaya, said yesterday he may ret.nm to Malaya after the Bpnii? race In Sydney and Melbourne. Ward. I am told, has been offered a "tempting retainer" by a leading52 words
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Article79 1958-08-04 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Negri Sembilan Eurasian Association retained the La Brooy Shield for soccer when they beat Singapore Recreation Club 2-1 in the Anal on the Imbi Road ground ♦oday. Fikj-'j tempers and rough play spollea the match. At one stage play siopred for a while79 words
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Miscellaneous32 1958-08-04 14 TELIK ANSON SOCCER: Bagan Da toll Estate v Methodist Afternoon School. Speedy Road padang ■DAB SOCCER: Dlv 1 league— Police ••A" v Teachers D.T.C. IFOH CRICKET: North v South (final day), padang.32 words
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