The Straits Times, 1 January 1960
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Title Section20 1960-01-01 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 Nat*" M He***"* The Straits Times 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1< 1960. Estd. 184520 words
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Article619 1960-01-01 1 1960 stress on hanges The Straits Times wishes all its readers a Happy New Year The New Year messages in full: See Pages 7 and 8 VHE Heads of States of the Federation End Singapore and Fthe Prime Ministers of the two territories spoke of a619 words
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Article, Illustration307 1960-01-01 1 -THEN KLANG GIVES HIM A YELLOW RICE AND 17-GUM 'JJELCOME BACK' KT^rtNG, Thure. 'x'f'llow rice signifying "welcome home" was thrown at the Sultan of Selangor and his consort, the Tengku Ampuan, as they stepped across the threshold of the Istana Kota here today307 words
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Article196 1960-01-01 1 IPOH, Thursday. rrcHE last four remaining Communist terrorists in 1 the Ipoh area surrendered early this morning to a police Special Branch team in the Gunong Hapat New Village near here. |th whole South Perak area stretching from Ipoh to TanJoriK Mallm on196 words
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70 1960-01-01 1 $50,000 bail for robbery case man SINGAPORE, Thurs. Bail of $50,000 in one surety was given today to a locksmith, Tan Eng Seng, who was arrested in connection with a big armed robbery at the Ban Joo Pawnshop, TanJong Pagar Road. Tan U facing a tentative charge of being with70 words
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Article112 1960-01-01 1 Forged $1 notes in Capital KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Police warned today that forged $1 notes were now clrculatI Ing here. The Deputy Chief of the 'Selangor CID, Mr. Sarawan Singh, said that two cases were reported In Kuala Lum<ir In the last few days. A shopkeeper at Malaya Command received112 words
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Article63 1960-01-01 1 LOTTERY: FIRST PRIZE TO MALACCA KL'ALA KIBU BAHRU. Thaw.— Ticket No. 334W48. sold in Malacca, won the first priie of $350,0«« in the 70th Social Welfare Lottery drawn here today. The second prise of 5125.W0 went to Penant with ticket No. ***** M. Selantor won the third prise of 554.M063 words
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Article36 1960-01-01 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A writ has been filed in the High Court Registry en behalf of China Engineers Ltd.. against Chop Kian Huat. of Victoria Street, clalmin* $22fT00 being money due from the defendant firm36 words
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Article139 1960-01-01 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Ministry of Home Affairs announced today that, after consultation with the Internal Security Council, the conditions lmDOsed on N»r. Urn Kean Chye by the Appeal Tribunal when he was released a year ano have been extended for anolhei y*ar The conditions139 words
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Article, Illustration476 1960-01-01 1 CBE for Godfrey Evans and actor Mills LONDON. Thurs.— The Queen today gave awards to a stage comedian, a film star and a cricketer in a New Year Honours List in which the main prizes went to politicians and industrialists. Thtf comedian Is veteran Stanley Holloway, 69, who played Eliza476 words
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537 1960-01-01 1 CIVILIANS AND SERVICES IN MALAYA ARE RECOGNISED KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. npHE services of men and women in the Federation, Singapore and Borneo have been recognised by the Queen in her New Year's Honours List announced in London this morning. The highest award goes to Admiral Sir Geraia Gladstone. Commander-in-Chief of537 words
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Article70 1960-01-01 1 Gaitskell is worried about Bevan YEW YORK, Thurs.— Mr. 4> Hugh Oaitskell, leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, said he was "naturally worried" about tho condition of Mr Aneu-i.-van. who wa* on the r .list yesterday after an opera; ion in i->?' ■Mr Gaitskell. who flew hert from Canada to70 words
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Advertisement44 1960-01-01 1 1 DIAMOND and GEM SET i ENGAGEMENT RINGS, DRESS RINGS and ETERNITY RINGS in Platinum, Gold White Gold tt Reiiwible Prices. 6. C. de SUVA BROS. Manu'aeturing Jewellers" 2, Raffles Place. Spare! Phone ***** Start the year well McALISTER CO., LTD. fMMBftM WMOfwart*) Kuchma.44 words
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Article508 1960-01-01 2 1 960: Big switch to industry SINGAPORE GOVT. WILL GIVE ALL AID TO BUSINESSMEN IN TASK AHEAD, SAYS Dr. GOH SINGAPORE'S Minister of Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. said in a New Year message today that in 1960 the State would see the first serious attempts by the Government to508 words
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174 1960-01-01 2 RADIO MALAYA TO CONTINUE TO DEPEND ON STORE SINGAPORE, Thursday. RADIO Malaya will continue to depend on Singapore until the Federation gets her own shortwave transmitter. A spokesman for Radio Singapore today said that Radio Malaya's decision to produce its own morning programme from Sunday, did not mean that the174 words
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Article50 1960-01-01 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Gen. Sir Richard Hull. C-in-C Far East Land Forces, will visit India and Ceylon between Jan. 3 and 17. His visit is at the invitation of Gen. K. S. Thimmaya. chief of the Indian Army Staff, and Maj.-Gen. H.W.G. Wijeyekoon. Army Commander, Ceylon.50 words
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Article30 1960-01-01 2 KUALA LUMPUR ThursMembers of Parliament from the People's Progressive Party will address a rally at the Old Market car Dark. Pudu. here at 7 p m. on Sunday.30 words
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Article50 1960-01-01 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs grees in Bachelor of ComThe Burmese Government merce (management* and is offering two scholarships a post-graduate diploma for Malayan students to course (management and study In Rangoon Univer- administration > sity next year. Each course will take two The scholarships are lor de-50 words
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135 1960-01-01 2 A BUILD IT YOURSELF SPEEDBOAT FOR TENGKU SINGAPORE. Thurs. An assemble-it-yourself kit for a runabout speedboat is on Its way to Kuala Lumpur from Australiaaddressed to the Federation Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman. When put together, the boat will be 16ft. long, by sft 6in. wide, and weigh about 5001135 words
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Article44 1960-01-01 2 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs— A special committee has been formed here to draw up plans to build a town hall for Butterworth. Senator G. Shelly Is chairman of the committee. Inche Mansor bin Osman secretary and Inche Mohamed Noor bin Hashim treasurer.44 words
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Article134 1960-01-01 2 Two flower prizes for children SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two special classes for schoolchildren to competa in arranging flower:, havt been organised by the Singapore Gardening Society lor its 1960 flower show. The society hoped to engender a love of flower and gardening in the younger generation by awarding special trophies for134 words
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102 1960-01-01 2 MALAYA TO BE INVITED TO SYDNEY JAMBOREE KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Scouts from Malaya and other Asian countries will be invited to a 12-day I Scout Jamboree at Lands- downe. near Sydney, from 1 Dec 29. 1960 iThe Chief Commissioner for j Boy Scouts in New South j Wales. Mr. Vincent102 words
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Article216 1960-01-01 2 WORK ON PARK AIRSTRIP SOON |C UA L A LUMPUR, J Thurs.— Work on anj airstrip in the King^ George V National Part M will start next month. V A Game Department spokesman here said today V that Inspection of the site M I near Kuala Tahan. head-* quarters of216 words
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166 1960-01-01 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Malai yan High Commissioner in India and Ceylon Dato S C. Maclntyre. has been appointed coni currently as the Federation's Ambassador tc Nepal, it was announced here today. A Government statement said that this was in agreement between the Federation I Government166 words
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Advertisement28 1960-01-01 2 T r ■«ss V' ff^ 1 1 B^fek. V RkVVV mW^^mmW^^mmm^^^^^^^^^r^mWWWmm. hW (shell) mm. mm I I -^0 Best wishes for |ica[ J the New Year \faf> J28 words
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Miscellaneous19 1960-01-01 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry ApJH rue goecTojw J I sour ettpfeike* I*« a*xtt tub «cBcaminslv) i OF Aic m19 words
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Article298 1960-01-01 3 SOVIET ACCEPTANCE IS WELCOMED: WESTERN ENVOYS DISCUSS POLICY WASHINGTON, Thursday. BRITISH, French and West German diplo* mats yesterday began a series of consultations with Mr. Christian Herter, the U.S. Secretary of State, to prepare the Western position for the Summit conference on May 16. Berlin, GermanyReuter - 298 words
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358 1960-01-01 3 S. KOREA DENIES SHELLING SOVIET VESSEL MOSCOW, Thurs. Russia alleged yesterday that a South Korean warship attacked and severely damaged the Soviet survey ship Ungo off the coast of North Korea last Monday, causing casualties. But. the South Korean Navy headquarters in Seoul this morning officially denled the report. "AReuter - 358 words
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Article30 1960-01-01 3 SAIGON. Thurs. Radio Vietnam* programme director. Buu Nghi. will make an observation tour of radio stations in Kuching and Brunei at the invitation of the British Government. U.P.I.UPI - 30 words
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Article65 1960-01-01 3 HICKERY, DICKERY —'DOCTOR!' LONDON. Thurs.— A mouse saw a Mioring mouth wide open in the bed and leaped In. The mouth belonged to 49--year-old Andrew Leech, asleep at his home in Byker. New-castle-upon-Tyne. He gulped and swallowed the mouse. Panic-stricken, he was rushed to hospital. Pills and salt water put65 words
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Article, Illustration68 1960-01-01 3 DECKED out in a gold lame "space suit, famed painter Salvado Dali gets set for a ride in his "Ovocipede" on arrival in New York. The plexiglass sphere can be propelled by the person inside just like the old fashioned squirrel wheel. Dali, who arrived aboard the68 words
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118 1960-01-01 3 MANCHESTER. ThursTwo men were killed and eight Injured by a falling girder when work resumed yesterday on a new high level bridge near here after a 12--day hold-up through industrial trouble. It followed the pattern of an accident last February on the sameReuter - 118 words
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Article264 1960-01-01 3 Poet says his memory is faulty COLOMBO. Thursday. SINHALESE poet and former Buddhist monk L D de Silva Gunasekera. a witness in the Bandaranaike assassination inquiry, was warned by the chief magistrate of Colombo to speak the truth when he said he could not remember certainReuter - 264 words
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Article56 1960-01-01 3 ST. MORITZ. Thurs— Four ski instructors were burled by a giant avalanche yesterday when a ski rescue patrol attempted to open up the Nlarchot, ski run from 9.000 ft. on Plz Nalr mountain. All four were dug out alive from tons of snow by the56 words
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Article181 1960-01-01 3 WAR CHIEF WOUNDS DEPUTY IN DUEL UUENOS AIRES. Thurs The Argentine* War Secretary, Gen Rodolfo Larcher. s: ashed the forehead of an Opposition deputy, Senor Augustln Rodriguez Araya. in a sword duel here yesterday. Gen. Larcher challenged Senor Araya after he had accused the Economics Minister. Senor Alvaro Al■sogaray. andReuter - 181 words
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Article45 1960-01-01 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. An army man. Pte. Robert A. Benshcoter. 23. who was a member of a skydiving club at Ft. Sill. Oklahoma, was killed yesterday when his parachute failed to open after he jumped from a plane at 3.100 feet. U.P.I.UPI - 45 words
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Article73 1960-01-01 3 LONDON. Thurs. More than 500 schoolchildren yesterday became the first members of the public to be given the secrets of the Swallow aircraft which. Its designer claims, will fly faster than sound by changing the position of its wings and engines in flight The designer. Dr.Reuter - 73 words
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153 1960-01-01 3 MOUNTAIN LANDSLIDES MENACE 100 HOMES CWANSEA. Thurs. Two mountain landslide* were today threatening about 100 homes In Wales and Monmouthshire. In the village of Ooddr'ergralg. In the Swansea valley. 56 houses are In the danger zone, 20 in immediate danger. At Blalna, Monmouthshire, a' landslide of mud and rock hartReuter - 153 words
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Article264 1960-01-01 3 LONDON, Thursday. AMR. lAIN MACLEOD, Britain's Colonial Secretary, ifl said yesterday, that Britain had "deliberately unleashed a chain reaction" by its policy of leading its colonial territories towards self-government. In a New Year message broadcast by the British Broadcasting Corporation, he referred to his recent visit264 words
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Advertisement416 1960-01-01 3 Are YOU jfiSSfo always TIRED, I I WEAK, LISTLESS pip > E IK jmm^ l '■<*■*• BV^ Get New Vt"*)^llj VIM #2»' By Taking... PANOPEPTON HERE S DEFINITE PROOF I TBW TMIC AW Laboratory tests prove that general TUT THIS /-DAT debility. locs of appetite, enthusiavn Tf ST YOURSELF and416 words
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Miscellaneous309 1960-01-01 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADiO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metres NATIONAL SHORT WAVE A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 urnvirr m 7 m Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News fcEKVUE 41.7 metres 705 A Date With Music- 800 MIDIIM WAVE SERVICES Alirio Diaz; 9.15 Shepherds Pie: Penang 366 metres 9.30 Friml309 words
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Article, Illustration812 1960-01-01 4 IT WILL PREVENT MANAGEMENTS TAKING ACTION TO EJECT EMPLOYEES '"pHE Government will introduce a new law to prevent employers ejecting their factory workers from company quarters. This was announced by the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, today when he spoke to812 words
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Article, Illustration105 1960-01-01 4 Mr. Michael Tan Eng Hoon. 30. and his bride, the former Miss Jennifer Choo Gwek Chin, 22, who were married on Wednesday at the Church of St. Teresa, Singapore. The bridegroom, a flre officer in the Singapore Harbour Board Fire Brigade, is the second son of105 words
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Article, Illustration283 1960-01-01 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— An American grandmother who lost her heart to our coconut palms left Singapore today after a twoweek stay among the palms. She is Mrs. Pearl Gulnevra Curran of Los Angeles, California, a retired teacher now feature writing for the283 words
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289 1960-01-01 4 BUILD UP PARTY CALL TO LIB-SOC MEMBERS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The chairman of the Liberal Socialist Party, Mr. Wee Soo Bee, today called on members to strengthen the party organisation and increase its activities "so that the emptiness of the other parties can be exposed." Writing In the first issue of289 words
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Article23 1960-01-01 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Results of the Girls' Sports Club Christmas hamper raffle are--Ist: 4314; 2nd: 3901; 3rd 2965. 4th: 4649; sth: 2553.23 words
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Article18 1960-01-01 4 BINOAPORE. Thurs.— The 8t Andrew's Mission Hospital raised $11,694.36 at its Flag Day on Dec. 19.18 words
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Advertisement370 1960-01-01 4 Cathay O^anisaiiom I 3QJL; Wishing all Our Patrons H> A HAPPY NEW YEAR *****30pm Tal: ***** NOW SHOWING! 2ND WONDROUS WEEK! WALT DISNEY^SL*. ill TKCMNrCOLOaiIJpS' TtCHMMMU TO. Plus! "GRAND CANYON" C'Scapa (Na fnt Liilt). MIDNIGHT TOMORROW! "BLOOD AND STEEL" CINEMASCOPE FOX. TOOAY AT 9.00 A.M. "SABU AND THE MAGIC RING".370 words
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Advertisement383 1960-01-01 4 :#shaw: %i/ Or B nnlaa«lon| bj HAPPY NEW YEAR January MOVIE NEWS ON SALE TODAY k a& v y B PJiHaaxw «m »jajjj«aj aj sth Wonder Week m Today 3 Show, 2.30, 4.15, 11 5 ISEVEN WONDERS: r« worlds t^tttn ttvoufti lie gtejlut »<Wd«r fjri t A -%X^i\ I Orcfcartra383 words
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Miscellaneous98 1960-01-01 4 W Cf aY fJA jtafjfl j^W fJBBj*4 fjtA jfllaW tv ■^kaa> fS ft 9j Jtjy W Vk9 9W «w ■a^P^ 4% P N J'««V F v..c »aP£^ HE ABT drewi C «thedr-J, CWA Room. KAMALA CLITB: Malayalmm ASIA WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION: South Side, 10 «jn. to noon. eUw from 0»m to98 words
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Article308 1960-01-01 5 /\N March 21, 1879. a number of leading citizens gathered at Williamstown, Vi c toria. at the invitation of the Governor, Sir George Bowen. Among them were Commodore J. C. Wilson, commanding the Australian squadron of the Royal Navy, Colonel Scratchley of the Imperial Army, and Professor Kernot,308 words
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Article, Illustration1316 1960-01-01 5 HAILED AS A GENIUS— HE INVENTED GADGETS THAT WERE NEVER USED.... The onlookers watched it amazed as, with the young inventor at the controls, it chased a moving barge around the bay. The demonstration reached its climax when Brennan replaced the dummy nose with a war-head containing half-a-keg of gunpowder.1,316 words
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Miscellaneous314 1960-01-01 5 The Saint By Lesiie Charteris £bM i ''iJsdtp:: \mav&£ THeyne oust othek guests /v V put the room he then me asc too \#E #oaH-'vQPP/M5-/Fi:KEEP6CW6 A I THEON6 IrVE WS?£ J| LET US FOLLON m'J IAI Abner By Ai Capp > AH'LL KICKVO' NO.I'-VJAIT.'/ (xx WAS AU- V NOTHIN' DO»N\'.'-314 words
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Article69 1960-01-01 6 Wordt tit (Minimum) MR. A MRS. QIRALD HOW thank parent!, relatives and friends for tbelr good wtshea, presents and sjulitaac* at their wedding on 26.12.M. WINC COMMANDCR WMITt wishes to thank all his friends for tbelr many kindnesses messages which be will acknowledge In due course. MR. AND MRS.69 words
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Article35 1960-01-01 6 It Wtrd* tit (Minimum) IN LOVING MfMORV of Dr. Lira Boob Keng 0.8. E., LL.D.. MICH. who passed away on 1.1.8 T. Greatly missed by his loving wife, children, vraodchlldrea aad great grandchildren.35 words
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Article242 1960-01-01 6 I* Word, tit (Minimum) A DELICIOUS TREAT Verkadc's Cocktail Companions tba savoury biscuits full ot relish. Ask Tour dealer today! PHILIPS Sea the new ran** or radio* and Btrreocrams now on display at tne Philips Radio Sbowroom, ClemeDcaaa House "THIS NOXIOUS emanation offends me". Sounds awe-lnsplrtna; doesn't it: But242 words
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682 1960-01-01 6 The Straits Times Friday, January 1, 1960 Into The Sixties Malaya has ample reason to look to the New Year with hope and confidence. Behind lies a year that has been unexpectedly good, considering that when 1959 began the mood of recession had not yet entirely lifted; rubber stood at682 words
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Article314 1960-01-01 6 The $14 million Kubang Pasu irrigation scheme, formally opened yesterday by the Sultan of Perak, is a notable addition to the major projects which have contributed in recent years to Malaya's larger harvest About 25,000 acres of swamp are being brought under cultivation, while another 60.000 acres can314 words
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Article216 1960-01-01 6 With the U.S. entry into a "period of voluntary suspension" all three powers involved in the nuclear ban conference at Geneva have now committed themselves in some way not to resume testing yet. Russia says it would not be the first; Britain will hold off so long as216 words
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Article, Illustration808 1960-01-01 6 JOHN WILLIAMS - The strange fear that k lurks behind Australia's 'white' policy JOHN WILLIAMS THE REASONS ARE ECONOMIC-AND NOT, AS MANY ASIANS BELIEVE, RACIAL BY THE only item about Asians included in the history syllabus of a typical Australian school a few years ago was the incidental intelligence that nineteenth century Australians808 words
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Article, Illustration744 1960-01-01 6 The headquarters of the battle against Malaya's biggest killer POLITICAL attacks against the administration of the Lady Templer Hospital and allegations of the existence of a "colour bar" among its staff have tended to cloud the humanitarian and vital work it has been and is doing. The record of the744 words
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Letter346 1960-01-01 6 What about the Malayanisation of commercial firms? l^f AY I ask wnat the ITI Singapore Government is doing about Malayanisation in commercial firms? If in Europe, the U.S. or anywhere else a foreign trading or manufacturing firm establishes its business, permission may be granted by immigration departments346 words
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Advertisement140 1960-01-01 6 Straits Times Free Press For the onvaajsujta at advaffiterj our leaiewntatWe* at lat Fkx>., COLO STORACt ARCADE, Orchard Rood, Jlitaepote •ill racatva small advertise awirrt and box number repliet. Small odveririementi aland In Singapore may at** be aawdsd »o COLO STORAGE BRANCHES at Holland Road Katana Kcppel Road Naval Sat*140 words
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Advertisement85 1960-01-01 6 LIN YUTANG steps back to CHRISTIANITY "Is there a satisfying religion for the modern educated man?" Brought up a Christian, Dr. Lin Yutang. famous Chinese Philosopher, early rejected religious dogma. Now, after 30 years as a humanist, familiar with Buddhism and other faiths, he explains in the November Reader's Digest85 words
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Advertisement57 1960-01-01 6 BULLDOG N^^ This ye«r, at in year* t,one by. give your friends an attractive 12 bottle gift Carrier Pack Give Bulldog Guinness for energy and strength. Wishing All Our Customers and Friends A Happti A Rn>mpmrmnm A«ar Ymmr from t ISLAMIC RESTAURANT (Kttd 1021) t IWm, Haetfc Brld«a Read, »iri.»a*r*57 words
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Article, Illustration914 1960-01-01 7 A PAGE of NEW YEAR MESSAGES FROM THE LEADERS of THE FEDERATION and SINGAPORE 1 HpHE Yang di-Per- tuan Agong said tonight that with the proven ability of the people to strive together in national unity, there was every reason to look forward914 words
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776 1960-01-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today urged all Malayans to live and work "in a spirit of dedication to the well-being, peace and happiness of our country and our people. He said in a New Year message776 words
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161 1960-01-01 7 SINGAPORE, Than. Tun Lim Yew Hock, hairman of the Singapore People's Alliance and former Chief Minister said in his message that the people approached the new year with hopes and expectations "The year 1959 marked the beginning of the new self- gOTerning state161 words
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Article, Illustration566 1960-01-01 7 YUSOF: FUTURE IS HANDS OF STORE'S CITIZENS SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, in a New Year message to the people of Singapore today, said that so long as they had the selfconfidence and wisdom to carry out their com mon aspirations, they need only build566 words
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Article1238 1960-01-01 7 THE Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today spoke of changes thai will take place in the new State next year to bring about a more just and equal society. In a New Year message, he said that it was part of the business1,238 words
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Advertisement118 1960-01-01 7 I INDIAN TRADE GENERAL j INSURANCE CO., LTD. S I (Incorporated In India) I have pleasure in announcing the appointment of j Messrs SAMY COMPANY ESTATES k. GENERAL AGENCIES (Managing Proprietor: A. M. 8. Feriasamy) I 64. Belfleld Street. P.O. Box 373. j IPOH as their Chief Agent* to transact118 words
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298 1960-01-01 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. rpHE 1960 spotlight will be focussed on ru- ral development, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, declared in a New Year message today. Tun Razak, who is also in charge of rural development, said: "It is the declared298 words
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443 1960-01-01 8 END OF COMMUNIST MENACE IN SIGHT: PEOPLE CALLED ON FOR FINAL EFFORT KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Sultans of Kedah and Perak, in their New Year messages today, referred to the end of the Communist menace being in sight. The Sultan of Kedah. calling on his people to give Information about443 words
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Article112 1960-01-01 8 SELKIRK TITLE CHANGED CINGAPORF Thurs. Britain's top diplomat in South-east Asia will continue to be known as Commissioner-General. Ills full title will be: United Kingdom Commissioner lor Singapore and Commissioner General for South-east Asia. Originally it was announced that he would be known as United Kingdom Commissioner for Singapore and112 words
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Article51 1960-01-01 8 IPOH. Thurs.— The Assistant O.C.P.D. of Pekan, Pahang* Inche Latin* bin Sharif. 26. and Miss Rozinah Khoo. 22. were married according to Muslim rites hern last night. The onde. formerly Miss Khoo Gin Eng. an assistant nurse from Penang, was converted to the Islamic faith on51 words
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Article220 1960-01-01 8 LECTURE TRIP FOR WOMAN LEADER OINGAPORE. Thurs.— A Singapore woman leader. Mrs. Shirin Fozdar, will leave for a world tour on Jan. 5, to convince women in different parts of the world that they can play a major part in world government and world peace. This would be the main220 words
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Article21 1960-01-01 8 NIBONG TEBAL. Thurs Inche Ismail bin Mohamed i Alliance) has been re-elect-ed chairman of Province Wellesley South Rural District Council.21 words
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Article52 1960-01-01 8 Now a— 'double 10' note SINGAPORE. Tburs. A $10 note with the figure 10 appearing twice In one corner has been found here. The two figures are in the top right hand corner. One figure is reversed. The owner. Mr. Lim Hal Peng, a cashier, said he came across the52 words
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178 1960-01-01 8 NEW HOMES NEAR IPOH FOR 55 MALAY FAMILIES IPOH, Thursday. THE Mentri Besar of Perak, Inche Mohamed Ghax zali bin Haji Jawi, today opened the flist phase of the Sungei Rokam low-cost housing scheme for Malay families. The project is 3i miles south of here on the Gopeng Road. The178 words
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Article65 1960-01-01 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A youth walked into a hut occupied by Nor Matron at Kampong Pandan here yesterday and asked for a knife to slice a papaya. Nor gave him a knife. Th* youth then a.sked for a glass of water and Nor gave65 words
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Article34 1960-01-01 8 BUTTER WORTH. Thurs A cyclist. Jaafar bin Haji Salleh. 50. died this morning on the way to Butterworth Hospital from injuries received in a collision with a car in Sungel Dua village.34 words
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Miscellaneous275 1960-01-01 8 Straits Times Crossword f 4 I I jHk ttfife (Sjfi^ dt^L. ACROSS music." (Hamlet) <•). 1. American colour trouble The boy stands about there hangs over pesU 18. 7). when In the act of washing 8. Inappropriate opposite of <». speaking clock: see following 7. Dissentient male changed and behaved275 words
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Advertisement1361 1960-01-01 9 eT H£E.A. C. L I N £S m A.DEN REOSEA MEDITERRnNtAN. CONIiNENTAI B SCANDINAVIAN PORTS •SINAIOA a) M. 11-14/ Vila 1/ b"jm t7T"ln FALSTRIA" I)' 18/12 IM 13/14 JM 79 21 Jm "SONIRNLA" i II Hi I HI 9/ FM 1/ I Ftl •JUTLANDIA' I 11/21 Ftl 21/21 FM 21/241,361 words
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Advertisement1360 1960-01-01 9 bu!ld"iiib THE BEN UNE STEAMERS LTD.'" 23"!, SINSAPORE ilicirptratil il tic Until KiajMwl) I *****1 SAILINBS TO ADEN. UK B CONTINENTAL PORTS Sport P. S'nam Penang DENVANNBCN toi Mjmourg, Antwirp. LCor Rotttroam 2/ 1 JM lENIOMONI lor Lonoon. R'dam Bremen Hamburg v Jt 32 J Jm Liilii l.net irrivlt 271,360 words
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Advertisement1245 1960-01-01 9 McALISTER tfc CO.. LTD. Till Nl 2MII ELLERMAM UNE BXAVBNBSS LINK LJNSON HAMSUN, lOTTE»OAM NAVBI LOS ANCELES. SAN FRANCISCO 1 NULL SEATU' VANCOUVIR B PORTLAND and for Canada and U.S.A. North Atlantic porti Accett.it carfi lir Cntril A Stall CITY DF UPON- Aairict. Sport P. Sham Ktntng IUNNYVIUi 14/ M1,245 words
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315 1960-01-01 10 IMMEDIATELY after the Christmas holi- day the rubber market i was rumouring heavy sales from the Russian stockpile state H.C.B. Ltd's.. current report. This had an unsettling effect and caused some liquidation in case there was any truth In the report, the survey adds. It now315 words
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Article16 1960-01-01 10 Deteaaber average prieea Dee. l>st B»MI BaMter: 117.M eta. 127.M ets. Tta: 5M7.11 $3»CM16 words
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Article146 1960-01-01 10 JANUARY ftrst grade rafeket buyers fob. dosed in Singapore yaaterday at 1134 cans per lb. up l j cents on Weanesday close. The closing tone was Idle. Cieatag prices In cent* per lb.. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int 1 R.S S. Spot fob. buyers 113>i. »eilers 114 .Nomi; Int146 words
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Article133 1960-01-01 10 SHIPS lying atone side the Stagaporr Dn»— r B«ard wharve* •r expected Hsa*mw are: Soudan 1 2. Pres. Taft 4 5. VUhva Prabbs ja. MBaMB Maru 6 7. Sunda 9. Kyorttca Maru 1011. Stoaloa 13 14. Frankfurt 15,16 Hal Hing It. Van Noon 19. Oiang Ann N.Wall 2.133 words
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763 1960-01-01 10 AVERAGE 1959 RUBBER PRICE WAS UP BY 21 CENTS By Our Market Correspondent THE average price of noon f.o.b. rubber in Singapore last year was 101.35 cents a pound or just over 21 cents above the average price for 1958. It was the best price since 1955 when the average763 words
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Article91 1960-01-01 10 THE Feweraclsa Mlbbblii af Faaaari has Oxed the fallawtag artee* far ealraiattag Cwatesas dsMes far the week »-t«— *-g ea Dec 31: Babwer ll(>, cents a lb. Capra ttSZM a tea. Caeesmt aO SMXS a tea. Paha ail SS3LM a tea. rahß teraals iif a tea. Tbe rates91 words
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Article25 1960-01-01 10 SINGAPORE. DEC. 31. RUBBER: $1,134 per lb. (af) Ii cents). TIN: 5355.75 per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering Z3» tons (up U ton*).25 words
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Article406 1960-01-01 10 rpHE Malayan Sh»re Brefcen' A JUiirtr* 4 reported 7«f*Tte: -All «ecUoo» remained firm. I The turnover 111 fair." Singapore broters reported trie foQowlnc b>Mtnf up to 11:00 '"iMiiii 1 Praacr Neave tin (D>. $167 to $1 68: Gammon $X3S; M. Brewertes deb M 4 cenu Malayan Cement $1.80406 words
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Article102 1960-01-01 10 CIM'tFOKE Chinese PTe4a«e Ewhange mmm prieea per plcul yesterday were: C«an: quiet: CK 'Conttoant i Daeeaabar 'Janoary shipments t»H kuraw. MOH atOars. Caaaast dl: bulk Ml sellers, drum Mi aaOan. Pijpsr: steady: no bual- i ness was reported done. Muntok white 133* Sarawak $335. special Sarawak black $225.102 words
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Article10 1960-01-01 10 Manager's saQtng prtee (December 31> 11.11 xd.10 words
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Article22 1960-01-01 10 Matayaa Share Market: Dee. SI Dee. M Isdawriah 121JS lf.U TUrn: IU.M 14SJ* f takkm: !«1.»4 74 Jan.l 19M— 1M.22 words
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Advertisement129 1960-01-01 10 NOTICE THE UNIVERSAL TOBACCO CO. LTD.. SINGATOBE. Wtah to announce thetr customers and friends that on the 2nd JANUARY. ISM they wffl be 1 amoving to their own PraßUaaa. No 14. LITTLX ROAD. Off Paya Lebar Re »d. BDSOAFORS. IS TMephone Wo. 87SSS. SHIPPING NOTICE IXOTD TBIEBTINO HV. "VrCTOtIA" Thai129 words
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Advertisement613 1960-01-01 10 NOTICES "KEDAH L.LA. AND PERLIS LLA." BegistraUaa at CBsMrea fcarn hi IK4 far *iailMi«B into SmL I is INL Parents of Children born in ISM are requested to produce the Mrtb certificate at the school where they wish thetr children to be admitted on any school day between 3rd and613 words
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Advertisement546 1960-01-01 10 NOTICES MALACCA MUNICIPALITY CLAIMS FOB BEFI'ND OF BATES ON CNOCCt'PIED BVILDIMiS (Seetiaa SS af the Msiilsfcjil Oiaiaiaii). Notice to hereby given that claims for refund of rates for the 2nd half-year (Ist July— 31st December). ISIS In respect of unoccupied *^T !t l > tT within M""** 'if*? Lbbßb must546 words
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Advertisement260 1960-01-01 10 NOTICES KEPONG PLANTATIONS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of Kepong Plantations Ltd. has declared an msansa arvxiena ok i■• par cent less tanast lax at the rat* of M Bar east payable on 3ut Decambar ISBS. ETHELBUROA MALAYAN AGENCY260 words
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Advertisement582 1960-01-01 11 Keep up entertainment world m W mmm^^^^ m n odditron to complete details of g£ most rodio progra m m c s i£f|j Hafiaaaaah available i n Molaya and Singapore, the Radio Weekly tB contains many interesting feojjSi tures on all os*\J^ WWt*\W*mW pects of the entertoinm«nt world. Stage, screen,582 words
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Advertisement904 1960-01-01 11 TUITION I rVorWi Si Mi*.)— Box St et: txtrm ENROL NOW for 1990 conne la tt ingllab Language for School Diploma. lambridge Certificate etc. Corresponeaee only. All Teacher* are fully LJ uallfled Kuropeans. Credit guaranteed l J t full repeat courae. WrtU for Free >rospectu*. Singapore School of AnKuagea. P.904 words
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Advertisement623 1960-01-01 11 PLANT FOR SALE i Word* SS (Mln.)— Box St et: txtrm CONTRACTORS PLANT For Bale. per 300 Items of beavy plant for imedlate disposal Apply Ureennam qulpment*. c/e Taylor Woodrow, 2( andl Airport Kijl, where plant la on ew or to Oreenham Equipment* imlted, Rulallp Road, Oreenford. E Iddleaex, England623 words
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Advertisement522 1960-01-01 11 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) M Word* tit (Minimum) Dull* 1 month. It Word* SiJt (Mln.) FREE TINPLATB calendar* toi ■arena** of gold Jeweller!**. La* Oon. W6-H. a Bridge Road OANORICIOE STOPS DANDRUFF Effectively And Economically Ask four Hairdresser oi Chemut OESTROV GERMS, prevent Infection rtth I C.I. "Savlon" Liquid Antiseptic. t's522 words
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Advertisement209 1960-01-01 11 COMMQNWEALTH UNION OF TRADE (Presietant Sir Evelyn Wrench. CMC, LL.O) nvitei epplicatiem fer memberthip. rhc Union's object ii to fottcr mora ■tractive inter-common» tolth trade by ixchenge vifitf fer e»ecuti»e» and trainees »ro»rdtn, a Special Air Service fer H* Tiemberi at very low fares (a.f. imflopore to London £W9 return)209 words
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Article, Illustration184 1960-01-01 12 A SINGAPORE housing developer, Realty Company of East China Ltd., will build a $5 million housing estate at Whitley Road, Singapore, later this year. Mr. Wang Coo-Klen, managing director, said yesterday that the project would be the biggest since the company's inception in 1957.184 words
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81 1960-01-01 12 Less rubber exported from Sarawak Sarawak rubber exports in November totalled 4,019 tons, a drop of 691 tons compared wttk the October shipment. Exports for the first eleven j months of this year, however I amounted to 4O.*4ti tons, an increase of over G.OOO tons over the corresponding period of81 words
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226 1960-01-01 12 pENANG'S entrepot trade is showing signs of recovery, despite a considerable fall in business with Indo- nesia. The value of the entrepot trade improved from $45.6 million in the first quarter of 1959 to $58.1 million in the third quarter of 1959. Increases226 words
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Article70 1960-01-01 12 Soviet steel production in 1 1959 totalled about 60 million tons, the Soviet Central Stat- istical Board reported. I The figure represented 900.000 tons over the target production for the year. I Pig iron output amounted Ito 43 million tons and rolled shapes production reached 4770 words
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Article85 1960-01-01 12 More Volkswagens are being made than any other car in Europe, the company announced recently. Production is still being increased every year Since the war, 3.3 million Volkswagen cars have been made, and in 1960 3.500 will be made daily instead of 3.000 a spokesman for85 words
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Article27 1960-01-01 12 Firestone Tyre and Co., recently announced the development of a three-piece tyre mould which can give a smoother vibration-free ride and provide better traction.27 words
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Article, Illustration361 1960-01-01 12 INDEPENDENT FEDERATION CHIEF OFFICE pROM today the Commercial Union Assurance Co. Ltd., which has been operating in this part of the world for over 50 years, has raised the status of its Kuala Lumpur branch to that of chief office with independent control of all business in361 words
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Article172 1960-01-01 12 No cheap Taiwan sugar "TAIWAN is not likely to offer Singapore cheaper refined sugar this year, despite competition from Indonesia, China and Czechoslovakia, according to local traders. They say that the Taiwan Sugar Corporation in Taipeh is quoting approximately $312.28 per ton for January and February shipments. This is about172 words
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Article, Illustration224 1960-01-01 12 rpHE China Siam Line, which has served the Far 1 East since 1922, will from today be known as the Norwegian Asia Line. 1 Mr Jorgen WibsUd. i acting manager of Tho- reuen and Co. (.Malaya) Ltd. local agents for the Line, explained that224 words
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Article117 1960-01-01 12 JAPAN'S RUBBER IMPORTS FALL OFF T<HE Japan Rubber Importers' Association has announced Japan's October crude rubber imports decreased sharply to 8,793 tons from the September imports of 11,763 tons. The announcement said, of the total Malaya supplied 5.62!) tons, Thailand 1.320 tons. North Borneo 700 tons, Sarawak 586 tons and117 words
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Article, Illustration185 1960-01-01 12 First bulk cement tanker due this month in Singapore A NEW cement tanker operated by the Onoda A Cement Co. Ltd., of Tokyo, will arrive in Singapore on its maiden voyage on Jan. 11. The tanker, Unyo Maru, will carry 7,000 tons of bulk cement for the Singapore Cement Industrial185 words
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Article80 1960-01-01 12 'FHE first Indian blast furnace of the Durgapur steel works was inaugurated by the Indian President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, this week. The furnace was built by a consortium of 13 British companies the Indian Steel Works Construction Company. The inauguration marks the completion of the first80 words
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Article42 1960-01-01 12 Following the recent announcement that Aluminium Ltd. of Canada lAlcan) had increased their price of primary aluminium, big U.S. aluminium producers have now followed suit and raised their price In America to 78 Malayan cents per Ib.42 words
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Article, Illustration191 1960-01-01 12 nATHAY Pacific Airways will increase their services between Singapore and Hong Kong from six to seven flights weekly from March onwards, a spokesman for the company said in Singapore yesterday. The spokesman said that two of the flights would link Singapore to Tokyo via Hong Kong191 words
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Advertisement234 1960-01-01 12 VOLKSWAGEN ggj (1959) (1960) Can you see the 27 changes? When Volkswagen first produced their the front axle. It lets you take curves smoothly cars they decided to put their money into at higher speeds. New insulation has been changes that would improve the car rather installed to dampen engine234 words
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Advertisement157 1960-01-01 12 FIRST MALAYAN FUND There's money in this... FOR EVERYONE WHO REALISES THAT EXCELLENT INVESTMENT ARE AVAILABLE IN MALAYA'S TIN, RUBBER AND INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES. FIRST MALAYAN FUND OFFERS YOU: Safe long-term investment with regular high returns, paid out half yearly. Services of highly qualified financial experts. A share in the ownership157 words
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Article1574 1960-01-01 13 EPSOM JEEP - HOME SWEET HOME SCORES SMART WIN TO PAY A FINE DIVIDEND SHAW'S Stables consistent sprinter, Movie House 11, with Merv Posner astride, scored a stylish half-length win from the well-backed Time To Reason to pay Ss(i in the Class 3. Div. 1 j 7F race1,574 words
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97 1960-01-01 13 JOHANSSON IS TIGHTER of the YEAR' AGAIN NEW YORK. Thurs. —Ingemar Johansson. Sweden's world heavyweight champion, was today named "Fighter of the Year" by the Ring Magazine for the second successive year. Only three other champions. Joe Louis. Rocky Mardano and Ezzard Charles, had Drevlously won it twice in successiveReuter - 97 words
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Article27 1960-01-01 13 BELFABT. Thurs— Freddie Gilroy of Belfast will defend his British. Empire and European bantamweight boxing titles against Scotland's Billy RafTerty here on Mar. 5. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article277 1960-01-01 13 TAN WILL BE COACH FOR FOUR YEARS 0. SINGAPORE, Thursday. TAN Eng Yoon. Singapore's double gold medal winner at the SEAP Games in Bangkok, will serve the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association as national coach for four years. The S.A.A.A. originally proposed a three-year terrr. for the coach but this was277 words
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Article51 1960-01-01 13 KRISHNAN OUSTS RUSSIAN IN 3 SETS CALCUTTA. Tburs. R. Krishnan of India defeated M. Mozer of Russia 6-3, 6-1. 6-1. to enter the semifinals of the men's singles of the Asian lawn tennis tournament. England's Billy Knight, who eliminated Sweden's Jan Lundquist. 6-2. 6-0. 6-0. will meet Krishnan in the51 words
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132 1960-01-01 13 —Taste ofWI batting strength for MCC BRIDGETOWN. Thurs. In the first major game of their Caribbean tour. MCC bowlers had a foretaste of the West Indies batting strength yesterday wnen Barbados scored 249 for th« loss of two wickets on th* opening day of their match here. Beymour Nurse, aReuter - 132 words
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Article363 1960-01-01 13 ffWE first S.E.A.P. Games X was a great success, but before it passes into oblivion, as so many things do, aften the first flush of enthusiasm, I should like to comment on three items which appeared in your paper, on Dec. 18 and 19 In the sports page and363 words
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Article41 1960-01-01 13 LONDON. Thurs. Scottish professional Eric Brown, who gained Britain's only singles win in the Ryder Cud m:itrh against the United flutes in California last Snonth, has been named "golfer of the Year" by Britain's Association of Goir Writers. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article215 1960-01-01 13 well. I hope that the other sporting bodies will not take offence. They have many opportunities of overseas competition in this area. Why. then, can we not allow athletics to compete on its own too? This is, of course, a matter that must be215 words
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Article79 1960-01-01 13 SPRINTER HECTOR HOGAN RETIRES gRISBANE, Thurs.—Australian sprinter Hector Hogan, a bronze medallist at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, has announced h's retirement from athletics. Hogan said the decision had been made on medical advice. He had been train- i Ing for the Australian national titles In January MM Is suffering fromReuter - 79 words
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Article54 1960-01-01 13 GOTHENBURG. Thurs.— Vastly Kuznetsov, Russian i decathlon champion, headed. Ingemar Johansson. Sweden's world heavyweiht boxing title-holder, in a poll conducted by a Gothenburg newspaper to select the top stars in sport in 1959. Kuznetsov collected 391 points against Johansson's 336 points in the voting by 43 journalistsReuter - 54 words
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Article33 1960-01-01 13 IPOH. Thurs. Results of opening days matches of the All-Malayan Sikhs interstate hockey tournament: Perak bt Pahan* 7-0: Selangor beat Penang 4-0; Negri Sembilan bt Johore 4-1; Singapore bt Kedah 6-033 words
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Article169 1960-01-01 13 Kiwis bid for Farelf Cup ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The 2nd Battalion, New Zealand Regiment, spearheaded by their three star Maori All-Black players have already signalled their determination to win this year's Farelf Cup rugger competition. This recently-arrived unit have entered the semi-finals in the Malayan zone and judging on their169 words
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Article33 1960-01-01 13 NEW YORK, Thurs. Th« polo grounds here was selected today as the site of th» proposed return world heavy weight championship bout between Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson next June. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Advertisement235 1960-01-01 13 Let's drink a toast to the ANNUAL' niiiiunLi The 1960 edition of the s K r> Better get your copies today from Straits Times Annual now pbu t^^^^ Y our newso 9 ent of the ANNUAL on sale at all good book- \£L j'' r £m while they last because235 words
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Obituary87 1960-01-01 14 PETER WILSON son-in-law of Mrs. S. P. Joseph 1498 Sungei Best Road Kuala Lumpur passed away 1.30 a.m. 31.12.59. MRS. UM SOON BEE nee Koh Talc Poh aged 69 passed away after long illness at 38, I.orong 25, Geylang. on 31.12.59 leaving 3 sons, Teow Hin (Raymond), Teow Hoe,87 words
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Article33 1960-01-01 14 ANOTHER 3 winners from Singapore Model Academy. Ist.. 2nd., 3rd. "Girl Of My Dream" Co.npetition. Congratulations to Margaret. Barbara and Susan. Ftor particulars of training course please Telephone Ruth Warner (Spore) *****.33 words
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Article41 1960-01-01 14 MR. AND MRS. G. Santhanam of Kuala Lumpur wishing all friends and well-wishers a Glorious New Year and God Bless. CONGRATULATIONS Tom Maxwell Kmre Sungei Patani on achieving AISP from your friends in Negrl and Selangor best wishes for 1960.41 words
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Article221 1960-01-01 14 ITUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Ticket number *****46 bought in Malacca took the $350,000 first prize in the 70th Social and Welfare Services Lottery draw In Kuala Kubu Bahru today. Results are: Firat prise ($350,000): *****48 (Malacca). Second prise (1125,000): *****80 (Penang). Third prise ($50,000): *****59 itielangor). fourth prise221 words
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353 1960-01-01 14 MORE USE OF THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE pENA N G. Thurs. From tomorrow, the City CouncM will make more use of the national language. "Our telephone operators will be sayinr Majlis Bandar Raya" (Instead of the 'City Council')" the new Socialist Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, announced shortly after his election353 words
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Article, Illustration62 1960-01-01 14 Dr. Barbara shows the feet that walked 373 miles WITH feet heavily bandaged, a Russian-born dietician. Dr. Barbara Moore, 56. sits on her bed at Paddington Hospital. London, when recovering from her arduous 373-mile walk from Edinburgh. Dr. Moore reached Marble Arch on Christmas Eve after a walk of seven-and-a-halfReuter - 62 words
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Article170 1960-01-01 14 ITUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Thurs.— Floods in the Federation have maae several trunk roads impassable to all traffic today. Flood waters are as deep as five feet in some parts of the East Coast. In Pahang, In the Kuantan district, the Pasir Kemudi bridge at the 16th.170 words
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84 1960-01-01 14 EXPERT AID: THE GOVT. THANKS U.S. I/UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government has thanked the United States for the loan of a fiscal expert. Mr. M. Monk, who assisted In statistical studies relating to the Federation's fiscal planning. The Ministry of External Affairs told the U.S. Embassy here that Mr. Monk's84 words
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Article107 1960-01-01 14 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Johore State Budget for 1960 was passed today by the Legislative Assembly without opposition after a three-day debate. The Budget provides for an estimated revenue of $29,810,160 as against an estimated expenditure of $32,890,126 showing a deficit of $3,079,966. still larger problem of107 words
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Article117 1960-01-01 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Far East Land Forces GHQ today announced the following awards by the Queen In the New Year's Honours list C.8.E.: Chaplain to the Forces Ist Class X.C Oliver GHQ. Farelf. 0.8. E.: Col. J.G. Cumberle*e. GHQ Farelf: Col. T.D.H. McMeekln. HQ Land Forces.117 words
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247 1960-01-01 14 KUALA TBENGGANU, Thursday THE Mentri Besar, Inche Daud bin Abdul Samad, today pled^ei that the PMIP state government did not plan to stop or discourag the sale of Social Welfare lottery tickets in the state. He was commenting on a247 words
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124 1960-01-01 14 JVKARTA. Thurs. The Communist Chinese Ambassador, Mr. Huang Chen, attended a gay garden party at President Soekarno's palace here last night. It was his first public appearance since the start of the quarrel over th* ban on alien traders. The ForeignReuter - 124 words
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Article86 1960-01-01 14 ALAS, POOR AH SOK. SINGAPORE. Thurs. An undertaker found burying bodies In an nnlicenced burial ground asked a magistrate here today if he could pay his $150 fine In instalments as he was paid only $7 for each corpse he buried. Won* Ah Sok pleaded guil- ty to three charges86 words
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Advertisement303 1960-01-01 14 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BULFORD— Dec. 19th at Sydney, to Alex and Beryl a son Bruce Anthony. TO RAJA-RANI of Kota Bharu a son at Assunta Hospital, Petaling Jaya AUGUSTIN: To Rosalind and Arthur, a son. Paul Charles, at Dr. Morgans Nursing Home, Penang. on December 31, 1959. Both well. CHONG:303 words
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Advertisement41 1960-01-01 14 H«re ts tht Indisputable new leader of refled cameras- 80 mm f/3.S lent, built-in exposure meter, exclusive duo-lever k (ocutint. 9-tpe«d shutter. I sec. to l/SOOth f aod bt)Nc4N flash contact. 11l I Cl Ltd MHHMMMtaN4*««| naging Director: A. C. Simmons).41 words
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