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Title Section22 1960-12-22 1 AVIHU.' lIAII/I 4IItIII II II S All I\<I1I)S 90,000 The Straits Times j fie**** tstd. 1845 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1960. 1.5 CENTS22 words
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Article252 1960-12-22 1 MOBUTU MEN RING LUMUMBA LAND Ban on road traffic, planes, river steamers 'Whites must stay on' reply LEOPOLDVILLE, Wednesday COLONEL Joseph Mobutu today ordered a blockade of rebellious Orientale Province, where a supporter of ex-Premier Patrice Lumumba has seized power. Troops will be sent to the provincial borderReuter - 252 words
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Article, Illustration78 1960-12-22 1 J^ LOYAL official kisses the feet of Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Selassie on the latter's return to the capital after flying from Brazil. Forces loyal to the Emperor broke a rebellion after 36 hours' fighting, and the Emperor took control of the situation after returningUPI - 78 words
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342 1960-12-22 1 'DRAMATIC DISCOVERY IN MALACCA: BUILDING PUT UP IN 1450 MALACCA. Wed.— A corner of a huge building believed to be 500 years old has been unearthed on St. Paul's Hill here. Described as a "very dramatic archaeological discovery," the find was made on the site now being levelled by Malacca342 words
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Article147 1960-12-22 1 Police fire on gangs: 6 held SINGAPORE, Wed.— A gang clash in the Beach Road area tonight resulted in a bystander being killed. Six persons were de- tamed by the police. The dead man is Lok Hay Huat, 69, of Bali Lane, who was hit in the chest by a147 words
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Article33 1960-12-22 1 SAUD TAKES OVbK LONDON Ilmi- k I .Numl taking v- 1 r <••• nitiil <•( BaMll V'H'i j lu^iuu KM^nalmn «»f Mi'mti r Lmir I jim> (.abinti Mecca rjtJm n ji'K-ku I— lghi Inrtn33 words
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Article52 1960-12-22 1 LONDON. Wed. -Mr. Duncan Sandys, the Commonwealth Relations Secretary, I will leave here on Monday for brief visits to Malaya. Pakistan and India and have talks with leaders of the j three countries, it was of flI daily announced here. His return date has not yet beenReuter - 52 words
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Advertisement70 1960-12-22 1 A comprehensive stock of later* designs of NEW AVENUE, CLARKS, STAMFORD O.K. A.1., ZLIN AND OTHER ELEGANT MEN'S SHOES JUST UNPACKED for the choice selection of the season ot SEASON TRADING CO 57 Hich Street. Spore. Tel: ***** The joy of m sweet I remembrance.^ l s an investment when70 words
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Article, Illustration102 1960-12-22 2 WRECKAGE STREWN EVERYWHERE AFTER PLANE HITS TRAM WHILE a tram-car blazes on the left, pieces of wreckage are strewn across the road in a street in Munich after a United States C-131 Convair Air Force plane, carrying 20 people had crashed five minutes after taking off fromUPI - 102 words
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587 1960-12-22 2 China: A rapid progress with own aircraft LONDON, Wed COMMUNIST China is now making "rapid progress" in building up her national aircraft industry, complete with its own design teams and research establishments. This was reported today by the authoritative aeronautical manual "Janes All The World's Aircraft." Among the Industry's facilitiesReuter - 587 words
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Article53 1960-12-22 2 WASHINGTON, Wed.— Th« Secretary of State. Mr. Christian A. Herter, yesterday discussed foreign affairs and transition to the Kennedy administration with Mr. Dean Rusk, who will succeed him on Jan. 20. Mr. Rusk also received a top-level briefing from Mr. Allen W. Dulles, director of the Central53 words
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Miscellaneous15 1960-12-22 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby JUtTWMA T WIVI J "If ONLY N~" —\r v JM-A15 words
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Article302 1960-12-22 3 U.N. ASSEMBLY SPLITSADJOURNS TO MARCH 7: DAG REGRETS LACK OF A POSITIVE DECISION NEW YORK, Wednesday. A deeply divided General Assembly yesterday declined to issue a new mandate for dealing with the Congo after a week-long bitter debate initiated by India and Yugoslavia. The 99-member forum,302 words
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129 1960-12-22 3 De Gaulle's call for full support PRIS. Wed— President de Gaulle today launched his appeal for full national support in the coming referendum on Algeria's future. He renewed his appeal to the insurgent leaders to cooperate by ending terrorism and acts of aggression. In a television speech, he made noReuter - 129 words
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Article35 1960-12-22 3 HOLLYWOOD. Wed. Elvis Presley and Debbie Reynolds were presented with "sour apple" awards yesterday by the Hollywood Women's Press Club as the least co-operative actor and actress of 1960. U.P.I.UPI - 35 words
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235 1960-12-22 3 Shared seat plan ends deadlock in UN YEW YORK. Wed. A Liberia and Ireland last night agreed to share a two-year term on the Security Council, thereby breaking a deadlock which had developed in elections to fill a final vacancy on this powerful 11--member body. After hurried backstage talks whileReuter - 235 words
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Article72 1960-12-22 3 TAIPEH. Wed.— Nationalist naval units based at the offshore island of Matsu are keeping a watchful eye on increased Chinese Communist naval activities outside the estuary of the Mm River, Nationalist military sources reported today. The sources said Communist naval units operating from the ChushanReuter - 72 words
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Article29 1960-12-22 3 JESSELTON, Wed. A 2220-ton steamship belonging to Tehhu Steamship Company Limited, of Hong Kong, ran aground on a coral reef at Lumbacan Island last Wednesday night. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article25 1960-12-22 3 LONDON. Wed— Sir Godfrey Ince, chairman of Cable and Wireless Limited and Its associated companies since 1956. died suddenly In hospital here yesterda;*.25 words
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Article60 1960-12-22 3 JAKARTA. Wed.— The Indonesian Army has arrested a prominent Indonesian author. Pramoed Ananta Toer. He was arrested early in November when he returned from a three-month trip to Communist China. Russia, Bulgaria. Rumania and Poland, informed sources said. Toer. a pro-Communist and pro-Chinese, wrote the best-selling Indonesian60 words
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Article70 1960-12-22 3 HUNTING DOG SHOOTS THE HUNTER 'jX)KYO. Wed. A hunter was shot by hU> own hound yesterday. He was being treated in hospital In Kobe today. Police said he placed his gun against a tree and walked away. His dog rushed over to the shotgun, grabbed it with his teeth and70 words
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Article, Illustration463 1960-12-22 3 Gun at prince's neck as he flayed Emperor REBELS USED SCHOOLBOYS IN COUP BID. ALLEGES PILOT STOCKHOLM. Wed ■ETHIOPIAN Crown .Prince Asfa Wassan had a gun pressed to the back of his neck when he denounced his father over Addis Ababa radio, a Swedish-Ethopian pilot said last night. Capt. CarlUPI - 463 words
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Article155 1960-12-22 3 EXIT ENVOY— VIA A SHELLED WINDOW ADDIS ABABA Wednesday. fTHE U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Arthur L. Richards, fled for his life through a shell-shattered window in the palace of Emperor Haile Selassie last Friday when loyalist troops stormed the building to drive out the rebels. Mr. Richards, who disclosed the incidentUPI - 155 words
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Advertisement177 1960-12-22 3 sth-14th MARCH 1961 LEIPZIG TRADE FAIR Capitol Equipment and Consumer Goods from over 50 Countries The) leading International Fair Centre of the ever-growing trad* between East and West Official Fair Cards can fca obtained from: Vatitta Ovanaai Oft, P.O. Bo« 1769, 121, Marfcat Stroat, SINGAFORM. ar at tha frontier of177 words
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Advertisement226 1960-12-22 3 There y^w are \Vj/^i§/ many /^!^H cognacs /(^•^O/c^7# hill COURVOISIER B^ Jh The Choice of the Connoisseur You receive FREE a T'-^lm unique key ring with Ty^^gj? every quart bottle of Courvoisier purchased. COURVOISIER The Brandy of Napoleon ih An electric hairdryer TOPS IN EVERY DETAIL AT NEW LOW PRICES226 words
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Miscellaneous358 1960-12-22 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 47S metre* (41.7 metres) »i,«rt w.« «s ntrtrr. A M 600 Time Signal. Ncgar* Short Have: 6Z metrM Ru Newg Headlines; 605 Mornfrom 8.00—9.00 p.m. ing Melodies; 6.50 Keep Fit With A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 i iS. Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 7.35358 words
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Article19 1960-12-22 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Ho Kok Hoe has been reelected president of the Singapore Art Society for 1981-19 words
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Article370 1960-12-22 4 'A SEA-WALL OF PLANKS BUILT BY SOCIALIST FRONT 9 JIBE MADE IN JOHORE ASSEMBLY JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. (CRITICISMS made by opposition members that Public Works Department projects were only "80 per cent completed from year to year" were today answered by the chairman of370 words
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Article37 1960-12-22 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The following numbers drawn last Monday won prizes In the Girls Sports Club Christmas Hampers raffle: Ist prlz« 1482: 2nd prize 3245. 3rd prize 1870. 4th prize 3265 and sth prize 1165.37 words
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Article27 1960-12-22 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. A visiting Indian monk. Swami Yatiswarananda, will speak on spiritual practice at the Ramakrishna Mission Hall. Bartley Road, Singapore, tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.27 words
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Article167 1960-12-22 4 Two freed on rioting charge SINGAPORE, Wed. Presiding over a case of alleged armed rioting, a magistrate today expressed surprise at how two men came to be charged before him in connection with the case. Mr. James Loh, the magistrate after hearing 13 prosecution witnesses and a submission by the167 words
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Article33 1960-12-22 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer in Duke Road will hold a musical service on Christmas Eve at 5.30 p.m. and a service on Christmas Day at 10 am.33 words
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Article19 1960-12-22 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Chinese YMCA will hold a party for children on Christmas Eve, at 3 p.m.19 words
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Article, Illustration172 1960-12-22 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The 220 officers and men of the Royal New Zealand Navy's latest fast antisubmarine frigate HMNZS Otago, which arrived at the Naval Base here yesterday, are not spending their time idly. Besides their normal duties of deck-scrubbing and repainting, the men172 words
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Article, Illustration184 1960-12-22 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Lieut. Peter Skinner, assistant to the captain of the Naval Base Dockyard died at the British Military Hospital here this morning from burns he received after his car met with an accident at Nee Soon on Dec. 12. Three184 words
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Article244 1960-12-22 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. TN AN improvised court-room at the General Hos- pital today, a patient recalled the morning when his father-in-law allegedly attacked him with an axe the moment he opened his eyes from sleep. Lying on his ward bed, his right arm and left leg In244 words
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178 1960-12-22 4 WORLD BODY PICKS UP IDEA FROM SINGAPORE CJINGAPORE, Wed.— 0 This State is a "star member" of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, according to Mr. and Mrs. George Cadbury, who are both representatives of this organisation. Formerly an economic adviser in the United Nations, Mr. Cadbury began work with the178 words
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Article43 1960-12-22 4 Water shut-off areas SINGAPORE. Wed.— Water will be cut off In the following areas tomorrow: In Kampong Eunos off Changl Road, 5i m.s. from S a.m. to 3 pjn., and along Lorong Lalat near City Cleansing Department, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.43 words
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Article274 1960-12-22 4 TENURE SECURITY FOR FARMERS SINGAPORE, W e d.— The Government today published another Bill designed to further bolster the security of tenure of tenant farmers of agricultural land. The BUI. the Control of Rent (Amendment No. 3) Bill, seeks to extend the protection of the Control of Rent Ordinance to274 words
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Article105 1960-12-22 4 Mass carol rally on Xmas Eve SINGAPORE, Wed. Thousands of carollers. Christians and non-Christians are expected to congregate in the grounds of the Presbyterian Church in Orchard Road on Christmas Eve at 11.15 p.m. to participate in a mammoth carol rally lasting one hour. It Is being organised by the105 words
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Article, Illustration88 1960-12-22 4 Australian pledge to help SINGAPORE, Wed. Australia's Minister for the Navy and Minlster-in-charge of Colombo Plan, Senator John Gorton (above), yesterday promised that bis country would play a bigger role In easing Singapore's staffing shortage in the technical department. The Australian Minister said he would be discussing this question with88 words
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Advertisement447 1960-12-22 4 ®SHAW- ftrfifl~ B" Jnowshowins ;}oWJ* Specially Selected tor your CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT .LIZ TAYLOR /Ik- LAURENCE HAfi/EY \t]l a a EDOKFISHEB I BUTTERFIEIOU /I CinemoScope I !/*/>■< I COLO" aTM o Free List fj ■■ssalsssssm Llll H ittUWi 40 J0 o |y "BEAUTIFUL LANDSCOPE" Mondorin Diologue in COLOR TONIGHT 9.30 p.mTTremieref447 words
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Miscellaneous430 1960-12-22 4 Singapore diary. THEOBOPHICAL SOCIETY: senta Its sixth season, at Victoria Talk on "What Is Hinduism?" by Theatre, details and bookings at Mr. N. Natarajan at lodge pre- Robinsons and Cold Storage. mJs«. 8 CalmhUl Road at 6.30 EOTAJIY WBgT: 0,^., V.M.C.A.: Body building, lawn at Prtnoass Restaurant. tennis, 4.30 p.m.;430 words
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Article391 1960-12-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday sambanthan outlines his ministry's plans for expansion in the coming year /^NE IN 16 of the Malayan population now had a savings account with the Post Office, the Minister for Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, said today. He was reviewing391 words
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Article48 1960-12-22 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Five hundred children between the ages of three and 10, from the Alexandra area, will receive gifts and free food parcels at the Alexandra Community Centre on Friday. The party, organised by the management of the centre, will begin at 3.30 p.m.48 words
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95 1960-12-22 5 LONDON. Wed.— St. James Hospital disclosed last night that Singapore's Minister of Health, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, had "a major operation" last week and was making satisfactory progress. Officials at the hospital. where the Minister was admitted shortly after his arrival a week ago.Reuter - 95 words
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185 1960-12-22 5 Bids to corner land near hill road, he says p E N A N G. Wed.— Speculators are busy trying to corner land along the proposed road up Penang Hill "in the hope of making vast fortunes." The Socialist opposition leader. Mr. D. S. Ramanathan. alleges this In a series185 words
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Article, Illustration751 1960-12-22 5 Govt. will continue to woo foreign cash Minister rpHE Alliance Gov- ernment has successfully created the right atmosphere and climate to continue to attract foreign capital and knowhow to develop the Federation This was stated by the Minister for Labour. Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin, In the House of Representatives last751 words
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Article62 1960-12-22 5 TELUK ANSON, Wed— For stealing $29. a gold ring and two wrlstwatches worth a total of $77. Lee Slok, 20, a rubber tapper, was sentenced to a day's jail and fined $300 or three months' Jail. Lee stole the money and articles from his fellow tappers.62 words
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Article41 1960-12-22 5 SINGAPORE, Wed— An 11--year-old boy admitted in the Juvenile court today that he had stolen $71 from the pocket of his uncle's trousers hanging In his room last Friday. Sentence was postponed pending a probation report.41 words
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Article29 1960-12-22 5 TANJONG MALIM. Wed. The local branch of the Malayan Indian Congress will hold Its annual meeting at 4 p.m. on Christmas Day at the Hindu Temple Hall.29 words
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Article73 1960-12-22 5 DENANG, Wed. A mild outbreak of influenza has h i t Penang. A hospital source described it as "only a seasonal incidence." "It should blow over next month." he said. He attributed the outbreak to the change in weather. Government dispensaries have treated73 words
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Article32 1960-12-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Ex-Services Association of Malaya has given $2,000 to the Malayan troops In the Congo for them to celebrate the next Hari Raya.32 words
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Advertisement281 1960-12-22 5 JL 11. AAv^ a *jij v J /\¥< I Jr THI KOLCX SUBMARINER He explores a dim s.lent reg.on-the world divers, but particularly deep divers, need t nd^ r^^k"dSd".7,^ underwater. Grasping at adventure, he to know exactly when they .hould start nj-m-jj. -J^^VL^.eX^" drifts amidst uncanny beauty. A daring for281 words
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Advertisement83 1960-12-22 5 REDUCED CHEVROLET PRICES are offered on th* few remaining 1960 models in Preparation for the JANUARY ARRIVAL of the 1961 CHEVROLETS \Jfrchard Motors AND BORNEO MOTORS i Distinctive*®^ i Jewellery f s for I CHRISTMAS w. K CLASSIC EXAMPLES I Of I ARTISTIC CREATIONS 3 from W EUROPEAN FASHION S83 words
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Article, Illustration96 1960-12-22 6 SULTAN MAINTAINS DIPLOMATIC SILENCE AS A GUARD OF HONOUR MAN BLUSHES rpHERE was a red-faced moment of embarrassment for a soldier when the bayonet fell from his rifle (circled at right) just as the Sultan of Selangor (left) began his inspection of the guard of96 words
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Article217 1960-12-22 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday T*HE Prime Minister, x Tengku Abdul Rahman, today indicated that he might continue to offer assistance in settling the West Irian dispute. Asked In the Senate whether he would continue his plan to mediate in view of the letter sent to him217 words
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87 1960-12-22 6 Burglars get away with a haul worth $4,000 SINGAPORE, Wed. Bur glan broke into the home of Mr. F.I Van kitten a, 43. a company manager, in Merryn Road, off Whitley Road, early today and fot away with cash and property worth $4,000. The thieves removed two class panes from87 words
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Article115 1960-12-22 6 GURUN, Wednesday. A WOMAN teacher, Dong Ngoh Choon. 29 charged with causing the death of another teacher, Loh Chan Eng, by a negligent act, was today granted extended bail of $500, pending hearing of her case on Jan. 15. The prosecuting officer. Inspector Yahaya bin115 words
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Article47 1960-12-22 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two boys, aged 15 and 12, pleaded not guilty in the juvenile court today to a charge of robbing a man of his watch, valued at $20 on Dec. 18. at 11.45 a.m The hearing was postponed to Jan. 25.47 words
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Advertisement216 1960-12-22 6 This is yoimw finest way to the U.S.A.! I BOAC Rolls-Royce 707s LJ the new transpacific jetliner service to San Francisco and New York-stopover in Honolulu ■Mi 1 iMHßl^^Htf MWKEk T nree flights a week from Hong Kong with convenient i rp fam I < jetliner connections from Singapore. And216 words
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159 1960-12-22 7 TOWN COUNCIL CHAIRMAN HITS AT TELECOMS POLICY IPOH, Wednesday. THE chairman of Ipoh Town Council, Mr. E. G. Waller, last night criticised the Telecommunications Department for installing telephone booths only where it could make a profit. "The department should not always159 words
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212 1960-12-22 7 PROSPECTING: A 'CLEAR ALL OBSTACLES' CALL LONDON, Wednesday. MR. G. W. SIMMS, chairman of Sungei Besi mines and Ayer Hitam tin dredging, has told shareholders here of the difficulty of finding new tinbearing land in Malaya "This company together with others within our group has taken part In prospecting several212 words
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Article153 1960-12-22 7 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. a JAPANESE floating tair aboard the converted passenger-cargo ship, the Aki Maru, will arrive in Singapore for a four-day stay on Jan. 5. Carrying 12.000 items of Industrial products displayed in 360 booths, the Aki Maru will be berthed at God owns 4'?153 words
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Article75 1960-12-22 7 Visitor from Muar was robbed SINGAPORE. Wed. A young visitor from Muai was robbed of his watch at dag-ger-point after being waylaid at Bartley Road here one afternoon, the first Criminal District Court was told today. Tan Hung Tang, a hawker, told the court that the I watch was all75 words
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349 1960-12-22 7 Four are praised for arrest of 2 robbers SINGAPORE. Wed. Four people were commended by the third Criminal District Judge, Mr. Tan Wee Kian, here today for the part they played in the arrest and conviction of two men for armed robbery. He told Tan Hwee Tee, 13. and her349 words
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Article34 1960-12-22 7 Woman fined KAJANG. Wea— For helping to run the illegal 1,000 and 10.000 characters lottery at Sungei Chaa on Dec. 17 a 47--year-old woman. Lav Moi. was fined $250 In the magistrates court here34 words
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180 1960-12-22 7 rOHORE BAHRU. Wed. —The methods used by Malaya in its fight to stop the narcotics traffic compare favourably with other countries in South-East Asia, according to a| senior Customs official, Inche Abdul Rahman i bin Ariffin. Inche Abdul Rahman, who Is assistant Comptroller of180 words
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Article63 1960-12-22 7 MALACCA, Wed.— The Governor of Penang. Tun Raja Uda. and his family, now visiting this town, today called on Toh Puan Tan Chenglock at her Heeren Street home to express their condolences on the death of Tun Tan The Municipal Council, at its monthly meeting. paid tribute63 words
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Article111 1960-12-22 7 Bonn and Malaya to sign pact KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— An investment guarantee agreement betwen the Federation and West Germany will be signed here tomorrow. Negotiations between the representatives of both countries for the conclusion of an agreement for the mutual protection of Investments began in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 28.111 words
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229 1960-12-22 7 IPOH. Wednesday. architects won all the prizes, total- ling $6,000 in the Ipoh Town Council's architectural competition for a shopping centre in busy Cowan Street. I The results of the competl- tlon. which attracted 20 entries from Singapore and the Federation, were announced at the229 words
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Advertisement140 1960-12-22 7 Time and Date Jewelled for maximum precision and designed for durability in all climates, FAVRE-LEUBA watches are backed by 7 generations of watchmakers. Do not hesitate buy FAVRE-LEUBA watches You can be sore of their quality. Tr GENEVE DAYMATIC *AVRE.IEUIA WATCH CO, LTD 1»-F ta***ry W..i>o-.l j ***-i WTn _zl140 words
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Advertisement366 1960-12-22 7 CHRISTMAS COSMETIC kw" \S**E&£mj) super regenerating 0 W [^^^■■^l CREAM No. 2 if a wondci air^T~~^awß eeimetic which give* new life 9 V Jjl^^^Jli. youthful end preventing the M~ \^^^^S^ formation of wrinkles. $15.10. Mr *e«d> CREME HYDRATANTE POUR Lt corps dciic te b dr lotion which Bsur#l n althv366 words
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Article, Illustration1465 1960-12-22 8 This aspect of 'Malay participation in business 9 worries Government KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday rpHIRTY road transport licences more than half belonging to Malays were cancelled this year because the holders had passed on licences obtained in their names to third parties. This "name1,465 words
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232 1960-12-22 8 |OHORE BAHRI, Tues. J Government servants today were charged with "wasting their time In offices" when they should be hard at work by Mr. Tan Peng Khoon (All. -Bandar Pr-ngcaram). speaking in the 1961 Budget debate In the Johore Legislative Assembly. Mr. Tan made232 words
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1355 1960-12-22 9 2,000 died, 1 5,000 injured as arms ship exploded Force equalled 2,800 tons of acids and TNT, 96 tons of detonators and benzol IMIEKE was always plenty to see in the harbour at Halifax, Nova Scotio, during the critical World War 1 days of 1917. Chief assembly point for theDaily Mirror - 1,355 words
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Advertisement206 1960-12-22 9 The BEST TOBACCO *r makes the L, BEST SMOKE! [Haveareal cigarette I I Cuff Links I Patented Snap-bar In a large variety for easy insertion of designs FINELY MADE CONVENIENT SMARTLY DESIGNED Krementz jewellry has enduring riehne«» because it is made with a thick overlay of hard rolled 14 Kt.206 words
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Miscellaneous224 1960-12-22 9 Bugs Bunny By Balph lh>iitt<lultl IA" I 1 btt 4> r By At Vupp rciCTPQ LMTC%t4ff m I^l MUST GET SEMATOR -TO e H u c K l e. r -"DEVELOP" T -INTO SMOKED HAMS,BOILED^ I f l# vsi.ss'iirS»lfclwfC JACKS. PMOGBOUND ml THE RESOURCES OF MOUMT H AMS, ROAST HAMSA224 words
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Obituary24 1960-12-22 10 War*, lit I Wiaia»>i, MADAM BHACIRATHI AMMAL wife of Anantharama Iyer of Muar paaaed away peacefully in sleep oa foarteeata December. Cremated fifteeatk.24 words
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Article27 1960-12-22 10 >• W,r4t $10 (Mlmtmmm) THE FAMILY of the late Mr A N Mitra thank relative* and friend* for exprraiion* of *vn>patby. ••■■taace aod attendance at taw cremation.27 words
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Article25 1960-12-22 10 If Went* Sl* (Mmimum) RON MORRIS, Buklt Kamunlag Estate, Batu Tiga. wisaes bis friead* the Season's Greetings. No Individual cards ami. Donations to M.A.B.25 words
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Article324 1960-12-22 10 I* W*r*t tit (Mimimum) THI COCKPIT. QlasMroua Kerry Bryant <inga. Telephone, (Spore) 33tMa. THERE'S STILL TIME: Shop at I Mr your Christmas need*. S2 Raffles Plare, S pore. A MERRY CHRISTMAS Witn A Happy .New Minx. 8*» Lroes Motor* aoout It. MISS IRENE will now attend to ytau hair324 words
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591 1960-12-22 10 The Straits Times Thursday, December 22, 1960. The War In Laos Any attempt to describe conditions in Vientiane, the capital of Laos, as back to normal jnust be rejected. With the greater part of the miniature city in ruins and several thousand people either killed, wounded or made refugees it591 words
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Article364 1960-12-22 10 The Minister of Internal Security steeled himself, if he was wise, to the certainty of unpopularity before he accept ed the post It is not a Ministry j destined to win friends, necessary as its functions are, nor should the Government complain if Opposition, and even364 words
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Article268 1960-12-22 10 In the last four years, the costs of the Federation's medical services have risen by nearly 35 per cent, from $58.9 million to $80.6 million. The Ministry of Health's estimates of ordinary expenditure for next year provide for a further increase of more th&n $7 million, roughly268 words
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Article, Illustration979 1960-12-22 10 ROBERT STEPHENS - ROBERT STEPHENS by LONDON, Wednesday and the choice that now confronts the West... THE United Nations is often associated in the minds of its critics with woolly idealism. Yet the most striking feature of the General Assembly and perhaps at the moment its chief value^ is the extent979 words
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Article1224 1960-12-22 10 THE PRIME MINISTER'S TRIBUTE IN PARLIAMENT TO ONE OF MALAYA'S MOST PATRIOTIC AND OUTSTANDING LEADERS I RISE to speak with a sad heart to bring to the attention of this House for the official record our feelings on the great loss we have suffered as the result of1,224 words
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Advertisement494 1960-12-22 10 STRAITS TIMES&FREEPRESS F»r the rmnrrnirmrm at s*t»*rtis trt **r rrprrwafa'i** mt let flew COLD STORACC ARCAM OftCManD ftOAO. aixsarox mill rrmrr tmmll aWrerNsemmf* mmd koi nunerr rtmitrt. Smmll nirrrlittwmtM plmrmd <m simmmporr mum mlwm s* hmmdmd tm: COLD STORASf BtANCNU at moll.no so.d Uflin KS^.L ROAD t, N.VAL MM AUTHORIUD494 words
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Advertisement28 1960-12-22 10 Illinium I a I el Dreaseu in sills TmUmrmd by UM Better MATEBIAL CUTTING TAILORING plus STYLE all go into every suit by 21. Chulia Str*Mt. Sir>ff3poco, 128 words
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Advertisement58 1960-12-22 10 TOMATO For quality and flavour in other juice*, try DEL MONTE Pineapple Juice, Grapefruit Juice, Orange Juice, Prune Juice, etc. Buy iv/sefc Buy /br /favour/ Buy 3eUnonte .miiiiii ii><<>iiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiii.. BARGAIN OF THE CENTURY ?9/l*lj£ COTTON POPLIN Long Sleeves SHIRTS Colours: White. Blue, Gray, Cream, Lt. Green, ONLY at $4.50 each58 words
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836 1960-12-22 11 16,473 FAILURES ARE OFFERED PLACES IN NEW CLASSES SINGAPORE, Wed. fkNLY 13,736 out v ofa total of 30,--615 pupils here who sat for the primary school leaving examination in four language media held last month, passed. Official results announced by the Ministry of836 words
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162 1960-12-22 11 GUN AND 15 BULLETS STOLEN FROM PARKED CAR CINPAPORE. Wed. Mr. Yap Cheng Hai. 35. managing director of the Tai Chong Motor Co. In Lavender Street, this morning reported the loss of his .38 Colt revolver and 15 bullets. He told the police that he had gone to a friend's162 words
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Article27 1960-12-22 11 KAJANO, Tues.— The District Officer, Ulu Langat. Inche Othman bin Mohamed Din, yesterday opened a $70,--000 Caltex servicing and filling station at Jalan Besar here.27 words
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Article, Illustration68 1960-12-22 11 with joy, this boy, a patient in the orthopaedic ward of the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital, clutches the presents he received at a Christmas party in the ward yesterday. Fortyseven children were at the party, given by the Lady Templer committee caring for orthopaedic children.Lim Yaw Chong - 68 words
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221 1960-12-22 11 BENTONG, Wednesday. a DEBTOR shot at a creditor, a preliminary inquiry was told here. In the dock of the Magistrate's Court was a tapping contractor, Leong Kee, 33, accused of murdering another -contractor. Leong Hon Nam, 47, on the night of Nov. 1221 words
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110 1960-12-22 11 Trengganu rest house 'disgrace to the State' f£UALA TRENGGANU. Wed. A Party Negara member, Tuan Hail Abdul MutUllb bin Haji Salleb (Chendring), told the third day of the Trengganu budget meeting here today that the condition of Kuala Trengganu rest house was a disgrace to the state. Speaking during the110 words
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Article325 1960-12-22 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday TIHE Mentri Besar, A Dato Haji Hassan bin Hajl Yunos, told the Johore Legislative Assembly today that the State Government was now negotiating with the Singapore Government to reconsider Johore's policy of supplying water to Singapore. He was replying to a charge made325 words
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Advertisement72 1960-12-22 11 It's plain to see this boy is bright He's brought home Osram lamps all right A Qsrarn AMMMMtt of THI GENERAL ELECTRIC Co., (MALAYA) LTD. MMiiM THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LTD. OF ENGLAND. in every Home a Merry u^\ H^vW^H. Christmas V^| OK\V VmW and a pros- 4 IRIWMB MaYVj'S72 words
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Advertisement161 1960-12-22 11 rnrr i towel with every IIfCC PURCHASE OF $20/- Cotton Singlets 50cts. •S Fancy Sport Shirts $2-90 Bed ji "1| Sheets i C«°es i ISFt^IEI SkirtS Dress I S^ Cancans ials I WHITE OR BLACK <T *> PA CHILDREN'S Mf\ WAIST BANDS TEE SHIRTS 4UCIS. ASSORTED AA GERMAN ff PA161 words
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Article, Illustration59 1960-12-22 12 jpRESIDENT Soekarno of Indonesia does an Indonesian dance with Mrs. Howard P. Jones, wife of the U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia, at a special luncheon given in the President's honour at the Ambassador's home in Puntjak, West Java. The bandsmen in the background are members of theUPI - 59 words
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285 1960-12-22 12 NEW YORK, Wednesday. THE U.S. Navy Secretary, Mr. William Franke, said yesterday the U. 5.575 million fire that swept the aircraft carrier Constellation may force the navy to eliminate other ships in its current building programme. He inspected the damage caused by aUPI - 285 words
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105 1960-12-22 12 MOSCOW: U.S. DESTROYER 'ATTACKED' RED SHIP MOSCOW. Wed. Russia yesterday demanded severe punishment for those responsible for "mock attacks" by an American destroyer on a Soviet cargo vessel on Nov. 4. The demand was made in a note handed to the American Ambassador. Tass reported. The agency said that destroyerReuter - 105 words
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Article102 1960-12-22 12 Nazi camp chief is arrested UAMBURG. Wed. For--1 mer S. S. Major Richard Baer. the last commandant of infamous Auschwitz concentration camp, was arrested yesterday after workIng for 15 years as a forest labourer on the estate of Prince Otto von Bismarck near Hamburg. Baer's arrest was announced by theUPI - 102 words
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Article53 1960-12-22 12 HAMBURG, Wed. French warships stopped the German merchantman Paul Rickmers in the western Mediterranean yesterday. It was the eighth such stoppage this month. The French demanded to search the other ships for possible shipments of arms to the Algerian rebels. Bonn had protested about, the earlier incidentsUPI - 53 words
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Article24 1960-12-22 12 TOKYO. Wed. Thirtyeight people were injured this morning when a steam stove in a rubber company in Ashikaga City exploded.— ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article27 1960-12-22 12 BALTIMORE. Wed. The United States Martin Company went out of the aircraft business yesterday and Ls now exclusively in the missile and space field —Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article49 1960-12-22 12 LONDON. Wed. Prince Charles, 12, went to the theatre here last night to see "The Mikado." The Prince, who was In a small party, sat in the front row of the dress circle. Theatre officials said they had no official notification that he was there. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article35 1960-12-22 12 TOKYO. Wed.— Seven Japanese Red Cross hospitals in the Kinkl area of Western Japan today started a sevenday strike demanding a year-end bonus equivalent to four months wages plus 5.000 yen (s4s)— ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article32 1960-12-22 12 LONDON, Wed. A BUI authorising Britain to contribute nearly £21 million towards the cost c! works to distribute the Indus River waters between India and Pakistan became law yesterday—Reuter.32 words
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359 1960-12-22 12 NEW YORK. Wed OPPONENTS of a proposed United Nations covenant on "freedom of information" have noted with interest that the General Assembly has decided to take no action on a further controversial article of the covenant. This article refers to the "duties and responsibilities" whichReuter - 359 words
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Article71 1960-12-22 12 SHERPAS DOUBT PEKING'S CLAIM WELLINGTON. Wed. Mr. Norman Hardie. a New Zealand mountaineer just back from the Himalayas, said today he doubts the Chinese claim of scaling the northern face of Everest last May. Mr. Hardie said the Chinese had established a line of camps up the mountain. "But as71 words
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Article15 1960-12-22 12 JAKARTA: Disastrous floods have hit central Java. killing 28 people, and Injuring at least 39.15 words
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Article33 1960-12-22 12 JAKARTA: Government authorities in Tjirebon (West |avai announced that for the next month they will accept letter* only if they come in special "Thomas Cup" envelopes issued by the In. donesian Badminton Association.33 words
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Article25 1960-12-22 12 LONDON: More than 300 million working days are lo;t each year in Britain through sickness or injury, Mr. John Hare, the Minister of Labour, announced.25 words
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Article27 1960-12-22 12 JAKARTA: Tne cnairman of the Indonesian Communist Party. Mr. D. F. Aidit. has called on the Government to follow the example of Egypt and nationalise Belgian property.27 words
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Article13 1960-12-22 12 LEEDS: Mrs. Mary Ann Challinor celebrated her 106fh birthday listening to the radio.13 words
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Article28 1960-12-22 12 LONDON: Mr. MacmUlan told the House of Commons that a confidential report has been submitted to member nations of th« Commonwealth on the future of smaller Commonwealth dependencies.28 words
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Article16 1960-12-22 12 JAKARTA: Pirates attacked and looted an Indonesian ship carrying coffee and nutmeg off th» north Celebes.16 words
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Advertisement421 1960-12-22 12 Double Play with xemim Acetate §0K <1500> de Chine! IPI Too many de Chines to choose from, but none will ,i y\. make a DOUBLE PLAY as quick as TEIJIN s'\S J X ACETATE < 1500 >de Chine! v^-^T^ < V*v Ist ADVANTAGE: Costs Cut. .1 Because of its stability421 words
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Advertisement5 1960-12-22 12 ROYAL VIRKADE FACTORIES LTD. ZAANDAM-HOLLAND.5 words
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Article70 1960-12-22 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. Qantas Airways will play Santa Claus to three lonely outstatlons In the Pacific and Indian Oceans next week. They are Norfolk Island, Canton Island In the Pacific and Cocos Islands In the Indian Ocean. Qantas, the only regular means of transport from70 words
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Article38 1960-12-22 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation received 168 scholarships under the Colombo Plan this year. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said this In the Senate today In reply to questions by Senator Da Abdul Jalll.38 words
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352 1960-12-22 13 Speaker, David in Assemblyr clash REFUSAL TO SIT DOWN SPARKS A ROW KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE SPEAKER of the Selangor Assembly and a Socialist Front assemblyman clashed during the debate at today's budget session. At one stage the Speaker, Inche Abdullah bin Hajl Hassan, said he could order the member.352 words
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Article80 1960-12-22 13 Alliance make seven-seat sweep \fUAR, Wed.— Alliance candidates won aU the seven seats in the local Town Council elections at Tangkak and Bukit Kangar, near Muar. today. The successful candidates at Tangkak were Messrs. Scan Teck Huat, Chua Lek Huat, Teo Kirn Bok and Raya Ali. The candidates retained at80 words
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Article47 1960-12-22 13 BUTTERWORTH, Wed. A 47-year-old bread seller. Tan Beng Aun, died in the Penang General Hospital last night from injuries sustained in a road accident earlier In the day. Tan was knocked down by a military car while cycling near Kapala Batas here.47 words
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76 1960-12-22 13 Policeman is attacked by villagers SINGAPORE, Wed— Police Sergeant Udin bin Kassl arrested two gamblers in a cof-fee-shop in Ama Keng village yesterday, but was forced to free them when he was attacked by a group of villagers. The villagers also retrieved the identity cards of the two arrested men76 words
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Article56 1960-12-22 13 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A boy, 14, was fined $6 today in the juvenile court when he pleaded guilty to a charge of gambling on a five-foot way of a shop in Zlon Road on Dec. 20. The court was told that he was playing a56 words
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132 1960-12-22 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Rural Development, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today explained why he had not visited the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party controlled states of Kelantan and Trengganu In his campaign to boost rural development. He132 words
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138 1960-12-22 13 The not so studious students-by a principal SINGAPORE, Wed. The outgoing chairman of the Singapore Chinese Schools Conference. Madam Sheng Peck Choo, spoke about the "deteriorating atmosphere of learning" in schools. She said, at the annual meeting at East Coast Road: "Today Chinese school students are not so studious as138 words
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354 1960-12-22 13 TUN TAN SAVED HALF MILLION CHINESE FROM BEING DEPORTED KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday rpHE Senate was told today that at least half a million Chinese would have been compelled to leave Malaya had it not been for the intervention of the late Tun Tan Cheng Lock. Senator T.H. Tan said this354 words
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Article71 1960-12-22 13 BOY STOLE $70 FROM FATHER SINGAPORE, Wed.— A 17--year-old boy, Tong Tuck Meng, statyed away from home for four months after he had stolen $70 from his father, a magistrate's court was told yesterday. A detective, following up a report made by Tuck Meng's father, Fong Yong, found Tuck Meng71 words
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Advertisement18 1960-12-22 13 Rubbermen tap for it. Draughtsmen draught it. /I if 1 tHj Wy mm Singers serenade it. Everybody loves18 words
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Advertisement236 1960-12-22 13 I LOMBARD BANK I I FAR EAST LTD. I I are pleased to I that as from Ist January 1961 will be accepted at the following rates 1 mOllth 4°; annum 3 mOtiths 4V.. annum 6 months 9iX annum Minimum Deposit Deposit receipts are issued LOMBARD BANK FAR EAST LTD.236 words
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Article, Illustration506 1960-12-22 14 EMPHASIS IS ON THE DETAILS {MIKISTMAS iashions are painted in the bright, bold colours of red and this year, the reds and fluids that have come straight from Paris and are filled with the laughter and 'efTervescene of festive moods. In these holiday hues, Roland Chow of Singapore506 words
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Article221 1960-12-22 14 AFTER Christmas, in pre- paration for the feast of the Three Kings, the: YMC.A New Sceneshifters will be putting on a one- act operetta, Ama hi and Hi.- Night Visitors, which! .should be a treat for the whole family. Originally written by Giancarlo Menotti for American221 words
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Advertisement582 1960-12-22 14 don't be SKINNY! Gain pounds 3& quickly all-in-one CONCENTRATED 1 i IL FOOD SUPPLEMENT If I J^ iLaWaaaaaV quickly give's Pounds aY F^T Inch** of Solid Fl*sh to thin, underweight Jaafl Men and Women "^^^B IF TOD ARK THIN and undefWPlK'h t, LaaaaaaW try wate-on the latest discovery of modern582 words
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Advertisement417 1960-12-22 14 PARTNER FOR MEN F. MIILOT PARFUMEUR PARIS 5^ It aaafSaaaV -^ataal aaaaaV 1 .^aaafl LaaaV I mrtrrnJr W] *^k Sola Agents $tOttjfOl*. t Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh. Penang S&. KEEP A |»St|] V<^h ra I PLOWER. FRESH jfc&r/k^J f SKIN BENEATH YOUR MAKE-UP /f*^ WITH I v^^XC^S^ J&O&Cfi IS&LU by417 words
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Advertisement44 1960-12-22 14 THEVD BE MUCH^^J 1 BETTER OFF ON A VESPA I aW Ir EAST ASIATIC CO LTD »«GA»O«.. MALACCA. H.LUMH*. *OM. *NA«al C II II I SIM AS SALE Now On At HIMALAYA'S 3. S«l*9'« Rd., Spor«-7 T.I: ***** Lodiei A Men's Wotch*» From $10.5044 words
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Miscellaneous303 1960-12-22 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. A .star of 22 (Si. 1. Ordinary choice between putj- 7 It may be needed alter drawlie and private land? (6. 2. 6>. ing more, on occasion (5. 4>. I Bygone direction for making 10. These northern revels are artificial stone, perhaps (Si. wild, for303 words
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Advertisement1687 1960-12-22 15 THE BLUE FUNNEL LDfB TO ADEH. LIVERPOOL. lUSIOW. LOWMN. A CONTINENTAL PMTS, P. SttOM Ponong MIUEUBS M'Killn. LinrooM. A'aoott la PorVTadoy Nt 21 THESEUS LittrßOOl, Glasgow Dtc 71 ATREUS LiurpMl. Glisgow MR. 11 Dtt 24 Nc a/M DM 11/ 1 CLYTONEM Genoa, Antwirp, A'rjam, DM 24 Dtt M Karltkaom, L'don,1,687 words
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Advertisement1287 1960-12-22 15 boT'a/T^^^S Wf^^lfflT^Twakifirai WnnSma^^^^f^ THE LA.C UNES-- >^K2K lEDSEA. MEIiniRANEAN. CONTINENTAL A SCANOINAVIAN FMTS. SmC\VA P. S'koa Ptoaog KIN "JUTUNDIA" I) Mo. 1-1/21 |M 22/27 DM a/a DM WSLZJwt/ ■■SIDOMA" a Dot/ 1 JM 4/ T JM I I JM JLftK "SEUMIA" I) 21/8 JM 21/ a JM 24/17 JM JrSbMVbK1,287 words
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Advertisement1422 1960-12-22 15 ft 1 THE BEN LDfE STEAMERS LTD. 'AW SINUPOM (hworooiatM ra Dm MUM IImjOob) M INKS SJUUMS 10 UEN. tX A CONTINENTAL FMTS. oimnrvis ihmooii. crongoaoon Mt mAiTdm a Dot/ 2 *jm tvn*lm UNHIAHT Hombarg, BrtMOn, UMM. Antwirp, Rottirdaa a/17 DM 1/ I JM 7S/a No UHUWttS Naakorg. l'<oa. Aatwor*1,422 words
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Advertisement1215 1960-12-22 15 w. MeALISTER 6c CO., LTD. ISWJI Id NO: 2ORI \WhwaW. Bf.l.Bßipt»all UMB ruVIMIH UMB immm. iamiiri, iiniMAM, navm im amiles. Un francisco, A MU. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER A POffTUb AM tar Comomo A dXA. AUootto Porta Acoootiog torn tar Ciitral A Soott Cm IF WELLIMTON AaiKitl. S'oori F. Sham Pomm SUNNYVILLI1,215 words
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Article109 1960-12-22 16 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT shares held a x steady tone on a quiet market here today. B.H.P. gained Is- to 695. and Colonial Sogar 255. to £67 15s. Television Corporation eased Is6d. to 425. 6d. Base metal* and the oils held a steady trend, while Commonwealth Bonds traded along109 words
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Article220 1960-12-22 16 JANUARY firs* grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 87 Vi cents per lb. down one-eighth of a cent on Tuesday's close. The tone was quirt. S.C.C.R.A. closing prices In cents per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 87> t sellers 87 >i;220 words
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Article90 1960-12-22 16 rpHE Malayan Exchange Bank*' Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32V O.D. 324. 90 d/st 32 15/16 credit bills. 33 trade bills. Selling TT. or O.D. ready: Canada 32; Swiss Francs 140%; French Francs 16090 words
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1071 1960-12-22 16 REMARKABLE STEADINESS OF TIN MARKETS NOTED By Our Market Correspondent THE STEADINESS of both the London and American tin markets has been remarkable against the broad background for the metal, the fall-off in U.S. consumption and the decline in Britain's tinplate production, report the metal merchants A. Strauss and Co.,1,071 words
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Article37 1960-12-22 16 SINGAPORE, Dec. 21. RUBBER: 871 cents per lb. (down one-eighth of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 87 cents (quiet) TIN: $392 per picul (down 62} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (up 10 tons).37 words
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Article79 1960-12-22 16 ~<HE Federation Minister of 1 Finance has fixed these prices for calculating Customs duties for the week beginning on Dec. 22. Rubber 86"; cento a lb Copra $434 a ton. Coconut oil $698 a ton Palm oil $640.50 a ton. Palm kernels $357.25 a ton The rat** of79 words
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Article583 1960-12-22 16 SINGAPORE members ot the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the lollowing business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday. (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). Industrials: Fraser and Neave ords $1.96: Gammon $2.05; G'town Disp. $1.76; Hume Industries pref. A4s. 7d. xd OL. ON; Hume583 words
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Article138 1960-12-22 16 SINGAPORE Chinese Prottaeo Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday wen: Copra: quiet; UK /Continent Dec. Jan. shipments $27 buyers, $27 H sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $40 sellers, drum $43 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $237 > 3 and Sarawak $2324 (both138 words
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Advertisement1043 1960-12-22 16 jjK Express U.S.A. Pacific Atlantic Coast Sorvleo E.T.*. E.T.A. E.I.A. Spore P. Snam Panan| H'konf L. Anttlei N. York -Ctitto Man" 27 31 Dae 11 Dae/ 1 Im t Jas H im 12 fm MiUn Man- tt/n im N Jai/ 1 Ft* 1 Frl n f el II Mar All1,043 words
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Advertisement602 1960-12-22 16 NOTICES CLOSING OF PRIVATE ROADS NOTICE is hereby given that the private roads between 304 A to K and 304 L to v. entrance from Orchard Road and the road behind these two blocks of buildings, leading out to Mount Elizabeth. will be closed to the public on the 30th602 words
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Advertisement595 1960-12-22 16 NOTICES THE TOWN BOARD* ENACTMENT, (No. 1 IS) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 137 Notice Is hereby given under Section 137 cf the Town Boards Enactment that the undermentioned draft plan has been prepared and is open to miblic inspection on any working day during office hours, at the office of the595 words
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Advertisement673 1960-12-22 17 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS EbKtriclty Department: (2nd Floor. City Hall). (a) Disposal of Scrap Materials at Paslr Panjang Power Station i Generation) Stores. Tender Deposit $200/-. Close at 2.15 p.m. on 27th December. 1960. <b) Repainting and Preservation of the Security Fence, Fuel Oil Storage Tanks and Jetty673 words
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Advertisement475 1960-12-22 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC POST OF REGISTRAR Applications are Invited for the post of Registrar in the Singapore Polytechnic. Candidates should hold a good University Degree or an equivalent qualification and have had previous professional or administrative experience, prefer* ably in an Educational or Technical Institution. The Registrar's duties will475 words
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Advertisement691 1960-12-22 17 NOTICES NOTICE OF INTENTION UNDER SECTION M (2) OF THE ROAD TRAFFIC ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 227) It is hereby notified for general Information that the Rural Board, Singapore, as the Highway Authority for the Rural Board Area of Singapore, Intends to make an order to be cited as the Singapore Lambretta691 words
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Advertisement792 1960-12-22 17 (Continued from Pace 10) SITUATIONS VACANT it Words SS (Min.)— Box ft ets. mxtro ■•X ASOBS S.T. position filled, applicants thanked. INIROITIC GIRL WANTED, able to type and speak different dialects. Box A 4254 S.T. Spore. AGGRESSIVE ADVERTISING Lady Canvassers with pleasant personality on salary and commission terms. Box A792 words
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Advertisement979 1960-12-22 17 SITUATIONS VACANT H Words'Si (Min.)— Box tt ets. txtra WANTED IMMEDIATELY experienced Mathematics and Science Teachers for Form Five School Certificate Class. Apply Principal, Dato Nanmg English School. Tampln. N.B. for an Interview. WANTED a qualified Midwife salary according to qualifications. Apply before 31.12.60 to Medical Superintendent. Kampar Chinese Public979 words
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Advertisement970 1960-12-22 17 ACCOMMODATION WANTED It Words Si (Min.)— Box tt eU. •xtrm HOUSES WANTED by Lee House Agency. 20, Casuaiina Rood. Singapore. Tel: 5080*. Areas: Sembawang Seletar Hills Buklt Tlmah Road. FURNISHED FLAT or house need** by American family 3 bedrooms. modern convenience. W. Woodman Cockpit Hotel, Spore. SERVICE OFFICER requires furnished970 words
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Advertisement1007 1960-12-22 17 FOR HIRE M Words St (Min.)— Box tt ets. oxtrm NIW SELF/CHAUFFEUR Drtren Cars for Touring Malaya. Slghtseeln... etc Everftne Co.. 619. Kerangoon Road. Stngapore-8. Tel: *****. REFRIGERATORS of various sixes from SS monthly. Consult Lee A Fletcher. 102, Orchard Road, (Spore). Tel: *****. HIRE PURCHASE M Words SS (Miit.)—1,007 words
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Advertisement701 1960-12-22 17 FOR SALE tt Words SS (Mtn.)—Box it ets. ntrm NIW PIANOS— Gift* of Good Chmr. Tour Last Chance to buy one at Rs6um4 Prices. Hlre-l>urcb<tse arranged 12.18 moathlv instalment* on Buckland. Challen. Kunqblut. Marshall/ Rose, Robertson Pianos. Nannbenic's. 103/105, Bcleule Road, Slocapore. *****. TYHWRITIRJ, ADDIRI. CALCULATOR.*, Cheque Writers, Christmas Presentation701 words
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Article, Illustration2538 1960-12-22 18 TUN RAZAK: CO-OPERATION ESSENTIAL FOR SUCCESS KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday Dato Onn: I support Govt's policy, but it must be flexible to suit local needs H E foundation for Malaya's gigantic rural development programme has been laid by the Government and next2,538 words
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245 1960-12-22 18 17UALA LUMPUR. Wed.— iV The Federation Government today announced that it had accepted the recommendations of the committee set up to inquire Into the suitability of the University of Malaya law degree as an Initial qualification to enter the legal profession. The committee, headed245 words
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Advertisement178 1960-12-22 18 TO YOUR NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS they make the party buzz with enjoyment! A New Year Gitt for you is attached to each v Beehive quart bottle-its a small steel pocket- knife and chain shaped as a Beehive Brandy fj bottle: buy now as supplies of gifts are limited, m A178 words
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637 1960-12-22 19 TEOH ENG TATT - Services in final— by a goal to a try TEOH ENG TATT i_!l SPORE MISS LAST-MINUTE CHANCE FOR VICTORY SINGAPORE. Wed. *3 Singapore Joint Services, holders of the H.M.S. Malaya Cup for Rugby, entered the final again after a bitt c r 1 y-fought match against Singapore on the padang637 words
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Article120 1960-12-22 19 WEIGHTS FOR 3 RACES ON 2ND DAY pENANG, Wed. —Weights 1 for three races on the second day (Dec. 28) of the Christmas-New Tear meeting- here: CLASS 2. Div I 6F: Rrsquilleur 9.00, Come Ip 8.11 Maunza 8.10. Balkan Chevalier 8.9. Dr. Doddinrton 8.8, Titilino 8.7, Evidence 8.5, Amaiona* 8.4,120 words
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177 1960-12-22 19 THE SAME AUSSIE SIDE FOR 2nd TEST MELBOURNE, Wed— The Australian cricket selectors have decided to leave the Australian side for the Second Test at the Melbourne cricket ground starting: on Dec. 30 unchanged from the team which tied the First Test against the West Indies in Brisbane. The only177 words
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Article72 1960-12-22 19 KANPUR. Wed. The Second cricket Tent between India and Pakistan ended In a draw her* today. Scores were: Pakistan 335 and 140-3; India 404 (Umrigar 118 Haseeb Ahsan 5-121). Polly Umrigar carried his overnight score of 68 to 115 before being caught when he pulled a bumperReuter - 72 words
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Article24 1960-12-22 19 MOSCOW. Wed. Rudolph Plyulcef elder of Russia has set a world record snatch of 141.5 kilograms (311>i-lb) in the lightheavyweight class.— Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article68 1960-12-22 19 WASHINGTON. Wed. VS. Senate Investigators are withholding names of 25 witnesses In a forthcoming boxing inquiry to assure their personal safety and protect their identity as police informants. Chairman Estes Kefauver revealed the step In making public a partial witness list for the hearings, scheduled toUPI - 68 words
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Article342 1960-12-22 19 By KEN FERNANDEZ, Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday YIR. JEAN BOROTRA, president of the InternaaYl tional Lawn Tennis Federation, praised the L.T.A. of Malaya for sending two players, S. A. Azman and Tan Song Kean to Australia for training. He said it was a "far sighted" move342 words
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Article209 1960-12-22 19 SINGAPORE. Wed. Sir Alan Rose, the Chief Justice, was today elected president of the Singapore Government Services Foo. ball Association at the annual general meeting. After his election. Sir Alar. thanked Mr. Claude Doral, the outgoing president, who did not stand for re-election for his209 words
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Article45 1960-12-22 19 PENANO. Wed. More than 120 men, women and children have entered for the Penang Chines" Swimming Club's annual "tokona swim" to be held at 4 p.m. on Saturday. Competitors will swim to Tanjong Tokong and back a distance of just over one mile.45 words
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Article20 1960-12-22 19 SPORE POLICE TROPHY (final): Spore Police 5 (Awang Bakar 3. Kok Beng. Andrew Chew) HM Dockyard 2 (Inltone, Shorts*.20 words
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Article86 1960-12-22 19 S'GOK LEAGUE 1)1 V. 1: Police 6 (O. Cummlngs. 3. E. Doraisamy. Qurcharan Singh. Hong Kee> BRC 2 (Llngam. Kent: Hongi Div. 2: Levers 2 <K. Klassen, Chua Eng ChenK> SEA 0 IPOH LEAGIE: Div. 1 Klnta Indians 4 <Arul 2. Jambu. Auguxtliin Police 1 (de SUvai: Dlv. 286 words
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Article44 1960-12-22 19 KLIXEY CUP "A" LEAGUE (Bpore>: Malay SC bt Combined Services 4-2 pts. (Sharaln bt Beltcher 6-2, 6-4: Bostman lost to Rushman 6-3, 3-6, 6-5: Hassan and Majld bt Chambarlan and OUtrary 6-3, 6-4; Hamld and Ibrahim lost to Rabbart and Boyall 6-2. 6-2).44 words
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Article49 1960-12-22 19 TOl'R MATCH (Newcastle. NSW): West Indians tourists bt New South Wales by Innings and 96 runs. NSW 85 i Ramadhln 5--28. Valentine 2-48) a tic* 99 .Mar- tin 35. Ramadhln 7-19. Valentine 3-31); West Indians 280-7 dec. (Nurse 74, Alexander 55 no.. Lashley 44, Hendrlks 27. SutcliXfe 4--57).49 words
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Article18 1960-12-22 19 ENGLISH LEAGUE: Dlv. 3 Urlmsby 3 Barnsley 2. FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP: 4th rd Bolion 0 Rofherham 2.18 words
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Article12 1960-12-22 19 HEAVYWEIGHT ißoston> Tom McNeeley (DS) outptd Oecrgr Logan (US i lOrd.v12 words
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Article20 1960-12-22 19 THOMAS CUP: Asian zone qflnal (Bangkok) Thailand bt India 6-3: European zone s- final (Oreenock) Dentaiark bt Scotland 8-1.20 words
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371 1960-12-22 19 JACK FINGLETON - Fraser is almost ready for Davis Cup duty JACK FINGLETON By CANBERRA, Wed.— After a 90-minute workout in Sydney yesterday, Australian and Wimbledon champion Neale Fraser reported that his injured knee was 99 percent nt for Monday's Challenge Round of the Davis Cup against Italy in Sydney. Last night Fraser371 words
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285 1960-12-22 19 SPOTTING THE WINNERS by Epsom Jeep PENANG. Wednesday. OACK in training after a long spell, Veni Vicl Stable's Conquistador tops my list of horses to follow at the Christmas -New Year meeting. In nis last appearance In April at Kuala Lumpur, the285 words
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Article39 1960-12-22 19 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore Police won the police trophy when they beat HM. Dockyard 5-2 in the invitation soccer competition final at Thomson Road today. Hem for Singapore Police was Awang Bakar. who scored three goals.39 words
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Article256 1960-12-22 19 Players clash in key match SINGAPORE, Wed. The vital Singapore Amateur F.A. premier league match between Chinese and Royal Air Force was held up for five minutes as two players came to blows at Jalan Besar today. The game ended in a 5-5 draw. Later referee George Homer ordered off256 words
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Article46 1960-12-22 19 SYDNEY. Wed. Barry Mackay and Earl Buccholz. leading U.S. Davis Cup players, today announced that they had accepted M 5150.000 from promoter Jack Kramer to turn professional. They will play their first professional lawn tennis matches in Chrlstchurch. New Zealand. on Dec. 31.46 words
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Article110 1960-12-22 19 ¥>ENANG, Wed. Penang SerX vices, scoring a goal and four tries, outplayed Civilians 17-11 In their annual ***** match at the City Stadium last night. Civilians scored a goal and two tries. Services led 9-0 after 20 minutes with tries by Chamberlln, Brown and Crighton. D.110 words
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Miscellaneous42 1960-12-22 19 SOCCER STORE LEAGUE: Dlv. 1 Darul Aflah v Marines (Jalan Besar 5.15 p.m.). Friendlies: Joyful Indians v Embarkation HQ (Farrer Park). Alexandra FT v 2/7 Gurkha Rifles (Blakang Matl). HOCKEY SPORE LEAGUE: Div. 2 RAF. Tengah v University (Ten- 1 gah). 142 words
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Article415 1960-12-22 20 J VIENTIANE, Wad. REBELS WILL BE PUT ON TRIAL IF THEY ARE CAPTURED, SAYS PREMIER BOUN OUM THE PRO-WESTERN provisional Government of Prince Boun Oum today declared that Laos would join the South East Asia Treaty Organisation if it becomes necessary for the defence ofReuter; UPI - 415 words
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Obituary52 1960-12-22 20 CORDOARD NINA (TWINKS) In Kngland. beloved wife of Jack and mother of Peter and Hex MAOAM CHEW TAX POM, age 72 passed away peacefully 21.12.60, leaving behind only son Wee Peng Mum, dauKhtiT-ln-law, grandson. grand-daughter-in-law, granddaughter and great grandson. Cortege leaves 376 Changi Road I. 12.60 4 p.m. for52 words
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Article129 1960-12-22 20 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Lim Cuan Quee I s 12 60) thank relatives, friends for love shown during their recent Bereavement. MR. AND MRS. JOHN OSBORNE Thank all friends and relatives for presents attendance congratulatory messages on the occasion of their marriage on 17.12.60 In Kuala Lumpur.129 words
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Obituary25 1960-12-22 20 HENRY In loving memory of our dr;ir mother. Gnannm Christina, departed HiHt Not lost but (tone before. Insert ed hy her loving children.25 words
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Article138 1960-12-22 20 VAN RAALTE. Because you lovf> ii;rc things. Undtrmmr*. «o«-ni and pyjamas Junt received at Modern Silk Store. 34 High Street B'pore 6. RED SHOES SCHOOL of Ballet. School Year commtner) 4th January to 2?nd December, I!>f.T, morning and afternoon clamea Infants advanced sradca. Ladiea keep fit. Tuition continuous, public138 words
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Article21 1960-12-22 20 JAKARTA. Wed. An epidemic of dysentery has followed disastrous floods in Central Java, and 21 people have died. Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article133 1960-12-22 20 Red Asian troops in Cuba report MIAMI. Wed.— The Miami News reported yesterday that a unit of Communist Asian troops landed at Antilla on the north coabt of Cubas Oriente Province. The newspaper said in dispatch from Havana that U was not known whether the troops were Chinese or Asian133 words
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Article83 1960-12-22 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. After a 15-day sitting, the Federation House of Representatives tonight passed with acclamation the estimates of expenditure for next year totalling $957,987,436. After a midnight session yesterday, the House extended proceedings from 4.30 p.m. to 7 p.m. today to get through the 302-page83 words
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Article69 1960-12-22 20 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's delegate to the New York Herald-Tribune forum, 17-year-old Tan Wee Kiat, left by Pan-American Airways plane yesterday mornIng for a three-month stay in the United States. A student of Gan Eng Seng School, Tan will be the guest of three different American families69 words
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Article35 1960-12-22 20 SINGAPORE. Wed. The members of the Alexandra Branch of the Kerala Association here this evening celebrated the sixth anniversary of their branch with a "Night of Classical Dances," presented in the Victoria Theatre.35 words
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Article, Illustration62 1960-12-22 20 THIS RACING inferno is the U.S. aircraft carrier Constellation which caught fire on Monday when berthed in Brooklyn, New York, for fitting out. Forty-six men were killed in what one reporter described as a "hell of red hot decks." More than 150UPI - 62 words
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Article22 1960-12-22 20 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Blood Transfusion Centre will be closed on Dec. 25 and 26 and on Jan. 1 and 2.22 words
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123 1960-12-22 20 HAIFA, Wed. Adolf Eichmann will plead not guilty when he stands trial on March 6 on charges of master-minding Nazi Germany's execution of six million Jews, his lawyer said yesterday. His defence counsel, Mr. Robert Servatius of Cologne. Germany, made this announcement after theUPI - 123 words
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Article319 1960-12-22 20 LONDON. Wed.— Selective buying helped London siock markets to maintain their firm undenona today but the volume cf busines.' was again on the small side, total number of bargains officially recorded falling Irom yesterday's "low" of 7.909 to 7.570. Interest was centred mainly on Industrial319 words
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Article344 1960-12-22 20 5,000 AT TREE ALGERIA' RALLY KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. More than 5,000 people attended an all-party mass rally here tonight to condemn the recent shooting of Algerian demonstrators by French troops. The rally also decided to give full support to the Algerian Independence movement and to call on all antlcolonial nations344 words
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