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Title Section14 1959-11-30 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS *2 No. *****. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959. 15 CENTS/14 words
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Article, Illustration272 1959-11-30 1 tecurity^police seal off office at airport Paya Lebar health man's at his desk SINGAPORE AIRPORT health officer, Mr. N. V. Lingam, was found dead m a chair m his office at Paya Lebar early this morning. The body was later removed by the police to the General Hospital272 words
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Article50 1959-11-30 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Indoneair force bombers and fighters have launched reI attacks on bandit gholds m West Java. This disclosure coincided with report* that terrorists had massacred 121 persons m a raid on a village there. Rebels are said also to have down 200 houses m village. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article173 1959-11-30 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. One hundred and fifty people are marooned on the roofs of their houses by the flooded Trengganu River. The East Coast today entered its 10th day of continuous rains. In some areas there were reports of the water draining away, but elsewhere m173 words
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Article34 1959-11-30 1 RUBBER OPENS ON STEADY NOTE December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. j opened m Singapore this morning at 123 cents per lb., down half a cent on Friday's close. The tone was steady, quiet.34 words
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Article, Illustration90 1959-11-30 1 photos. Members of the Singa- j E pore Police Force (top E picture) march past the I City Hall steps during yes- terday's rehearsal for Thursday's huge mass rally and march past to mark E the installation of the first E Malayan-born Yang diE'Free Press - 90 words
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Article94 1959-11-30 1 ASANSOL, West Bengal. Mon. At least 13 people were killed and 200 injured when a jtore^ of explosives caught Are m Jamurai Baxaar ten miles from here tonight, accord- inr to official reports. The reports said the store caught Arc after gas ignited m anReuter - 94 words
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Article183 1959-11-30 1 Problems connected with trade JAKARTA, Monday. INDONESIAN Solicitor-General Dr. Gunawan, ha« returned from Singapore on a mission foi Army Headquarters. The Solicitor-General, who was accompanied by an officer of the Army General Staff, an official of the Customs and Excise, an official of the Trade Department183 words
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Article246 1959-11-30 1 Flags go up in S'pore STREET and building decorations are going up m Singapore m preparation for the installation of the first Malayan -born Yang di-Pertuan Negara on Thursday. A giant replica of the new flag of the State of Singapore has been fixed m front of the City Hall246 words
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Article181 1959-11-30 1 Attack xm refinery sparks off big manhunt AIILAN, Mon. Two ■W* unidentified persons threw a bomb at the British Shell Oil Company's refinery north-west of Milan last night, police reported here. The device was caught m a protective net near two large oil tanks, and failed to explode.Reuter - 181 words
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Article35 1959-11-30 1 The Students Union of the j Singapore Polytechnic is holding a debate tonight at 3 p.m on "Birth Control." This is the first item m a full week's programme for National Loyalty Week.35 words
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Article20 1959-11-30 1 Li KELANTAN th I moi nil t li .1 1 n>- in r in K I wii i20 words
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Advertisement16 1959-11-30 1 [^$OON R UEWIS r i GIVE UP THE SHIP /72m 'Jl \\GM Bf E^ Menthol I16 words
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Advertisement49 1959-11-30 1 She'll steal Tour heart A young woman says hello to Singapore tomorrow. and soon she will be the talk of the town. JULIET JONES appears among your favourite cartoons m the Singapore Free Press, along with light-hearted sister Eve and father Jones. Meet them all m tomorrow's Free Press.49 words
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Advertisement64 1959-11-30 1 TANDBERG TAPE RECORDERS None to compare for S^M M VERSATILITY WbL^ 0^ PERFORMANCE I^J^S^*^ EASTLAND "-a-SSL Tel: ***** f\A tOUrS*- w I ny IL ll I sCmavutJ 1 1 i^VnVTr'T if \A I V^^/ WWr ißißr^ X* 4jj>. j^r I A visit to C. X TANG LTD 310 Orchard Road,64 words
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338 1959-11-30 2 LABOUR PARTY SPLIT ON STATE RULE IS UNSOLVED Hfvaii rallies Labour conference with 'pc^rsonality and shrewd indgmenj 9 BLACKPOOL, Monday. WHEN the British Labour Party's two-day "inquest" into why it lost the general election ended at this Lancashire seaside resort last night, the main issue of nationalisation remainded unresolved. TheReuter - 338 words
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Article116 1959-11-30 2 UK and UAR FRIENDS AGAIN CAIRO. Mon. The United: Arab Republic and Bri- tarn are to resume diplomatic relations tomorrow, an official source said here yesterday. The British Charge d'Aflaires here will be Mr. Colin Crowe, now head of the British property commission here, it was understood. Relations between BritainReuter - 116 words
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Article57 1959-11-30 2 JAKARTA. Mon. Losses of more than 100 million rupiahs m recent floods hitting Aye regencies of East Sumatra were announced m Medan. Four people were killed and one was missing m the flood>. the worst In 30 years. Further damage amounting j to millions of rupiahsReuter - 57 words
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94 1959-11-30 2 MELBOURNE. Mon.—Australian economist Sir Douglas Copland suggested m a broadcast here yesterday that the western world should contribute one per cent of its national income to help underdeveloped countries. He said the promotion o-f underdeveloped countries was one of tile main, tasksReuter - 94 words
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Article52 1959-11-30 2 LONDON, Mon.— A 24-hour token strike of manual workers began last night m power stations here and threatened to spread to key provincial cities. The strike, against the advice of union officials, is m protest against alleged delay m dealing with claims for improved workingReuter - 52 words
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Article51 1959-11-30 2 TOKYO, Mon.— The leader of a visiting Russian fishery inspection group said yesterday the Soviet Government planned to ban salmon fishing by Japanese m Soviet Far Eastern waters next year. He was quoted as saying the ban would probably apply to Kamchatka seas and rivers.Reuter - 51 words
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Article25 1959-11-30 2 JAKARTA, Mon. The former Dutch printing house De Unie has been nationalised by the Indonesian Govern- ment. it was taken over m25 words
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Article, Illustration85 1959-11-30 2 Gog - Russian air giant has passed tests Gog POP —BeooiW his Pardon By m LONDON, Mon. Russia's giant new TU-114 Rossiya airliner, which has a normal range of more than 6.000 miles and is described as the largest and heaviest commercial airliner ever flown, has successfully completed trials before going intoReuter - 85 words
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Article156 1959-11-30 2 rpHE Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation has asked each of its 10,000 members to contribute $3 towards its building fund. The union expects to raise enough money m this way to settle the debt on it& premises m Race Course Road. The names of156 words
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71 1959-11-30 2 LONDON. Mon. Russia is reported to be interested m the British "hovercraft" which rides along on cushion of air. A Sunday newspaper yesterday said the Soviet Vnion sees m the hovercraft "a new and cheaper way of transporting men and goods across frozen territory" TheReuter - 71 words
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94 1959-11-30 2 UK, ITALY TO WORK FOR CLOSER TIES IN EUROPE \\fA\S f P reveiUl,l a division I TT Europe are expected to b< di sr J Italian Prime Minister and hisF Sli-nor Antonio Sefni and Si fil ,or I visit London tomorrow lu^t 3 In talks with Mr. Harold Ma their94 words
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Advertisement241 1959-11-30 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To Colombo, Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen Hamburg. Calls Southampton for passengers. S'rcre P. Sham g BAYERNSTCIN (LLBVO) 30 Nov 2 Dec 3/4 Dec ■EIFENSTEIN (LLOYO) 15/18 Dec 29 20 Dec 20 21 Dec MUNCHEN (HAPAG) 24/27 Dec 28 29 Dec 29 30 Dec Arrives241 words
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Advertisement831 1959-11-30 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle pri, S-'.GAPORt. SATURDAY. Pa- Petal INDUSTRIALS c*e Coconuts l oday j sungei Bagan ,2P5 Ale* Bricks Pre' 1.70 1.70 Sul h Ords. 199 1.99 Sun 8«' Tukang Atlas Ice 11 CO Buyers Temerloh 8.8. Petrel 50 «so j U'u Benut B.M. Trustees 525 525831 words
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Miscellaneous64 1959-11-30 2 is lytnsr. alongside Singapore Harbour Board woarve* or expected today aie KamUutwa Maru 1/2, Mer&ey Lloyd 4/ o. Tjuiegara 6/7, Jamr.s McKay 10/11. Olenartney 13/14. Bayer lutein 15/16, SUr Betegeuse 18, Sedili N Wall 4. Yamateru Maru 23/24, Santa Teresa 25/26, Maetsuycker 27/26. CkJTgon 25/30. Flying prise H 31/32. A^*ata64 words
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448 1959-11-30 3 ESENHOWER'S TOUR of TROUBLE WORLD v P ,ans one of biggest receptions ever I A Sunday call on the Pope W ASHINGTON, .Mon. President Eisenhower leaves here m a Boeing 707 jetliner on Thursday for an historic 20 9 000-mile tour of Europe, Asia and Africa. Part of his ambitious448 words
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Article, Illustration35 1959-11-30 3 I re ie le brat 1 '< s "rst anniversa M- with a dinner and dan..* f!? r l*" 1 i. ,t,,d S,ates Mr William P. Mad- > (third from left)— Free Press picture.35 words
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Article, Illustration17 1959-11-30 3 on nt B bis B B ter their I B» > the B B17 words
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Article45 1959-11-30 3 Jews will hold a special service Members of the Singapore Jewish community will attend a special service at the Maghain Aboth Synagogue, Waterloo Street, next Saturday at 8.30 a.m. to commemorate the installation of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. The Rev. Rabbi J. Shababo will officiate.45 words
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Article27 1959-11-30 3 TEHERAN, Mon. The Shah of Iran has presented his 21-year-old bride-to-be. Miss Farah Diba. with a set of jewellery diamonds, sapphires and rubies.— Reuter.27 words
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Article150 1959-11-30 3 FOUR OFFICIALS RESIGN THE one-month-old Singapore National Union of Oil Workers is facing a crisis. The N.U.O.W. consists ot members drawn from the vac. Caltex and Shell emYesterday the president of tern committee of the N.U.0.W.. Inche Mohd. Noor the a»i:>tant Mr. S. Murthy. and150 words
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Article, Illustration68 1959-11-30 3 r*nr*e Patrick Bucknell. a teacher m the army, helps X h'rlde the formt r Miss Margaret Mary Joy, cut their at the wedding reception at Temple Hill Overs' Men, hangi. The wedding took place at St. \n honv's Church. Changi, on Saturday. The bride is an sister68 words
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Women's Corner
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Article301 1959-11-30 3 THIS IS OUR NEW ROLE —Mrs. LOKE yilE President of the Chinese Ladies' Association, Mrs. Christina Loke, has called on the women of Singapore to take up their responsibilities as public-spirited citizens. Speaking at a "women only" farewell luncheon for Lady Goode, wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Mrs. LokeM.W - 301 words
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Article519 1959-11-30 3 BORN today, you have an alert, quick mind and an exceptional memory which makes it possible for you to reiain everything you read, hear or see. Make full use of this gift and you will rind it a great aid m bringing you to an early and519 words
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Article53 1959-11-30 3 Mac in car mishap LONDON, Mon.— The windscreen of the car m which Mr. Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, was travelling was shattered at Staines, near here, yesterday. Nobody was hurt. Police said the windscreen had "shattered unaccountably." it was not due to any kind of missile but had53 words
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Article58 1959-11-30 3 Moscow will join 17 other world capitals m presenting Stanley Kramer's "On The Beach" (United Artists International > at simultaneous world premieres on Dec. 17. "On The Beach" was produced and directed by Kramer from the best seller by Nevil Shute, starring Gregory Peck. Ava Gardner.58 words
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Article26 1959-11-30 3 Dr. M. G. Candau. DirectorGeneral of the World Health Organisation, has had his term of office extended for three years from July 21, 1960.26 words
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Advertisement187 1959-11-30 3 you will O, LOOK youß TAILORED A &Wh JUST UNPACKED, y «H« 1 1 ay I ,3^9 If Mm fr^ VV. J m lw aV^^*S^H 68, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE-6 TEL: *****. SOUND ON m ~*jr* SUPERIOR q UAUTY PROVED WITH I DURABILITY. Available at all leading stores. TOPS IN GENT'S187 words
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Article, Illustration910 1959-11-30 4 LAN MOK- AI - SINGAPORE SCENE TIME and the TADPOLE LAN MOK-AI By "OAGAN says time and space destroy all love," she says m that dispassionate tone of one rudely awakened by disappointment, and now m a numbed mood was saying things without any calculated meaning or care. These assertions only echo the order910 words
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Article, Illustration301 1959-11-30 4 CUES ICKOSS 1 Spoil the argument for the sake of a vegetable <6). 8 Put one's case <s>. 9 Even cut rooted m the garden 11 What a heavenly spot! (8). 12 Open space shows warmth largely <s>--15 Dissolute man m the garden shed (4). 16 This may301 words
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Article, Illustration446 1959-11-30 4 TODAY'S cartoon of A Jane (m page 3) is the last. She has married her Georgie and sailed off with him into the sunset. All the world threw confetti. She was the girlfriend of an era that has just ended and the boys who are446 words
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Article141 1959-11-30 4 P.M. 1.00. Programme summary; 1.02 Melody market; 1.30 The news; 1.40 Newstalk; 1 45 Rawicz and Landauer; 2.00 Close down 5 00 Programme summary; 5.03 Polynesian paradise; 5.30 Children's Corner— "Jim Tiger", followed by "Musical Birthday Cards", presented by Mildred Appaduray. 600 Music from the ballet— "La Boutique141 words
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Advertisement168 1959-11-30 4 aaa»WJ"»C£»?ir*»»ij" BaaH»*v»»sls*~.? aaaaas**a^ MODEL 1099 With this brilliant new hi-fi tabfc mooei the world the finest sound r< today. This model is modern sty|< discerning taste and has earned c for its amazmc CITY NEON ELECTRIC C mo*m 308, South Bridge Road Rsaj np* Sole Agent* KIAN A M^S Ct4Z/ctif168 words
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Article252 1959-11-30 5 to help only the deserving eases $2. 3 m 1 1 lion to be set aside for Social Welfare next year THF F f E p RKS STAFF REPORTER T DeDartm.„°e in *»I>™ Social Welfare Department a public assistance scheme is to be extended next252 words
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Article146 1959-11-30 5 Malayan women plan convention rE Pan-Pacific SouthWomen's Association is preparing for a Pan-Malayan convention of women m February next year. Women leaders from all South-East Asian countries will be invited to attend this convention, which will discuss the "role of the home-mak-er. The chairman of the Association's Singapore division, Mrs.146 words
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62 1959-11-30 5 Contest for Queen of Queens title A SPECIAL dance is being organised to raise funds for the Oversea Chinese Creche, Singapore. Highlight is, the Queen of Queens contest, which the organisers plan to be the climax of the whole year's beauty queen competitions. Contestants must be title holders, and they62 words
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Article100 1959-11-30 5 Before the semi-finals and final, an contestants are to answer questions on general Knowledge to be put to them Dy tne judges. This wni serve an elimination rouna. Those appearing for tne linais will be picKed then. The winner will receive many valuable gilts, m addition to tne mam100 words
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Article108 1959-11-30 5 TiE Free Press fund tor Singapore's violinist prouigies, Lee Pan Hon and Lee Peng Hon, realised $972.56. Of this amount. $150 was paid over to the family for food and other expenses. The balance, $822.56. has been handed over to the Social Welfare Department, which108 words
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Article57 1959-11-30 5 The Singapore Government has sanctioned the construction of tuckshops for five more schools m Singapore. The schools are: Clementi, Jurong, Boon Lay, Ama Keng, and Teluk Jaku schools. Each tuckshop will cost an average of $4,500. Requests from a few more schools for tuckshop facilities are now57 words
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Article40 1959-11-30 5 Investments of the Central Provident Fund. Singapore, totalled $90,633,462 at the end of last year, a statement of accounts published by the C.P.F. board discloses. Interest from investments was $3,823,882. compared with $2,244,001 m 1957.40 words
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Article135 1959-11-30 5 Malay skippers seek permission to command bigger vessels THE Singapore Government is considering a petition from the Malay Seamen's Union to allovr Malay captains to command ships up to 500 tons. The Union has. among its members, more than 50 local masters who at present hold certificates135 words
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Article40 1959-11-30 5 The Royal Singapore FJjClub will hold a childg Christmas party on 'V -dnesday. Dec. 16. a members' party on Saturday. Dec 19 and entertain about JU children from the Red Cross Crippled Children's Home on Sunday, Dec. 13.40 words
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Article44 1959-11-30 5 The Master Attendant, Singapore has warned mariners that bombing and firing practices will take place to the China sea (South Range) on Dec. 1. 2, 3. 4 7. 8. 9. 10.; 11. 14. 15. 16. 17. 21. 22. 28. 29 and 31.44 words
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Article167 1959-11-30 5 Womens Diary -TODAY Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): Keep fit 9.15 a.m., English conversation intermediate 9.15 a.m., advanced 10.15 a.m., beginners 11.15 a.m.; beauty culture 2.30 p.m.; Katong Clubraffia work 4.30 p.m.; Malay Civil Service std. one 5 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Outram Road): Malay 3.45 p.m., 5 p.m., 7.30 p.m. (two classes): Balj167 words
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210 1959-11-30 5 Free Press Staff Reporter AN "action" comA mittee has been set up to eliminate vice from Singapore. It is headed by the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne. The committee comprises representatives of the three Armed Services, the head ot210 words
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Article, Illustration63 1959-11-30 5 Mr. Gordon Ronald < kisses his bride, < the former Miss Louise j Felicity Chapman, as they < come out of the Presby- l terian Church, Singapore, j after their wedding dur- < ing the weekend. On right < is a friend, who, playing the traditional Scot-Free Press - 63 words
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230 1959-11-30 5 Traffic regulations for installation of new Head of State REGULATIONS have been issued to control motor traffic m the centre of the city and Empress PlaceCity Hall areas for the installation of the first Malayan-born Yang di-Pertuan Negara on Thursday. The regulations will be m force from 12.30 a.m. on230 words
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Article187 1959-11-30 5 TAX HITS LOCAL MADE SMOKES MANUFACTURERS of local cigarettes m Singapore said yesterday that the Government should reduce the recently introduced duty, otherwise the industry would face a bleak future. They said that since the tax was brought In last September people had been smoking about one-third less of locally187 words
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Article117 1959-11-30 5 Minister's promise to Whampoa rE Minister for National Development. Mr. Ong Eng Guan, m his capacity as chairman of the Singapore Improvement Trust, spoke to about 50 residents during his visit to the Whampoa housing estate during the weekend. Mr. Ong who was accompanied by officials of the SIT. took117 words
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Miscellaneous41 1959-11-30 5 HIGH TIDES TODAY: 10.10 a.m. and 10.22 p.m. TOMORROW: 10.50 a.m. WEDNESDAY: 0.12 a.m. and 11-31 a.m. THURSDAY: 1.03 a.m. and 12.14 p.m. FRIDAY: 1.52 a.m. and 12.59 p.m. SATURDAY: 2.40 a.m. and 1.46 p.m. SUNDAY- 3.29 a.m. and 2.38 p.m.41 words
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Article, Illustration942 1959-11-30 6 mmmkTßsWkjmWsWm\M M mwm fflHpi Big areas kept free of floods \iILLIONS of Italian are spent each year m Johore on drain, irrigation works. Especially is this so on the west coast where attempts to recover land tor agricultural pursuits are being: made. Main object942 words
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Article, Illustration44 1959-11-30 6 Women's Institute bids chairman farewell picture. A farewell party was given recently by the Women's Institute Segamat to its chairman, Salamah binte Salleh. who is leaving the district. Pirinre shows snmr r»f the 200 members of the Institute who attended the party. Free PressFree Press - 44 words
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202 1959-11-30 6 it*HE Malayan Chinese Association m Johore is now making an allout drive to strengthen its youth section. This was told the Free Press yesterday by Mr. Ma Gin Wu. president of the M.C.A. Youth m the State capital. Johore Bahru. Mr. Ma said202 words
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500 1959-11-30 6 Feast of pomp and splendour for Sultan's coronation THE coronation of the Sultan of Johore early next February is to be made the "most memorable occasion m the annals of the State." This is the aim of the State authorities who are now busily drawing up details of the two-day500 words
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Article38 1959-11-30 6 JB teachers to hold exhibition JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Teacher>' Day Training Centre her< will hold a. public exhibit ion tomorrow from 4.30 to 6 p.m. and on Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.38 words
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Article, Illustration11 1959-11-30 6 Sultan UNKNOWN looking for a UNKNOWN moth i m Engi I11 words
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138 1959-11-30 6 JOHORE Bahru town will have only a few motor cars next Thursday afternoon. THF REASON: Most of the cars would have brought people to Singapore to see the colourful sights and witness the various activities of National Loyalty Week. Though the day Is138 words
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Advertisement59 1959-11-30 6 The Perfectionist's Camera. I««<r* Xl the finest single-lens reflex camenhl JS-^^ Built in9 i! Sole Ajents 5c....< •'III«B"OEIIIU.»MOI0SI^ 62 Middle Rood, Singoporc-7. v Heod Ottice: Penong Bror^ Showroom: Greet World Pork *PJ Opened nightly: 7.00 p.m to 1 In^^^l Unbreokoblc y TaT^ 5^ Sole V 5 l^M Model 6TP-IG7 H59 words
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124 1959-11-30 7 'Nutcracker' trio Alfred and two 'babes' WEE I Floodlights" presents r" The Nut*he show Goh Soo md Alfred Ferented by the Sinon, will run at m Dec. lb' to Dec. 20. :'om a dancing family. is dancing with the Pek- ter Soo Nee. who is of Singapore's principal I I'romisiiiU124 words
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Article, Illustration15 1959-11-30 7 pjggpjp^pjpjpjpjjjjjjjjjßVßßaaaKSi^B^B^BM HELEN LYAU GOH SOO KIM > j .brilliant15 words
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Article, Illustration275 1959-11-30 7 BRILLIANT MUSICIAN KHOO WILL CONDUCT HANDEL'S MESSIAH BRILLIANT Singapore musician Benjamin Khoo will conduct Handel's Messiah at St Andrew's Cathedral on Tuesday, Dec 15, and Wednesday. Dec. 16 at 8.15 p.m. The Singapore Musical Society, which is presenting the oratorio, hopes to be able, after meeting its expenses, to be275 words
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Article, Illustration308 1959-11-30 7 -I Hay Ltusuroo exclusive interview yyiTH the popular number Nearness at the Singapore Hotel, Geylang, It was undoubtedly a memorable night for her. It was to put it m her own words, "a night I shall never forget." Christina, born and bred m Singapore, had every308 words
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321 1959-11-30 7 FILM QUIZ Do you know Tommy the Toreador? 5 TjMRST question this E week is one for our E women readers Who E is Tommy m Tommy the Toreador? E Another one for the E 5 pin-up boy fans What 5 Eis I rankie Yaughan's E real name? E Now321 words
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Article68 1959-11-30 7 LEADING Singapore pianist Ernesty Daroya, who is now leading a trio at the Golden Venus, Tanglin. is leaving for Kuala Lumpur next month. His contract expires then, and he will take up a more lucrative job m a new nightclub m the Federation capital. His brother,68 words
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Article111 1959-11-30 7 LATEST NEWS OF HONG KONG STARS fu-itiw f? *«i /f?,ifffffnra^ It is always a big day for Singapore film fans when their favourite Chinese stars from Hong Kong visit the State. BUT they don't come here very often, so "Footlights and Floodlights' 1 has stepped m and is doing the111 words
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Article, Illustration412 1959-11-30 8 ROY LAZAROO - Moses Lee to study Aussie racing methods ROY LAZAROO Hv MOSES LEE, who scored a brilliant hattrick on the second day of Ihe Perak Turf Club Gold Vase meeting, leaves today for Australia where he will represent Malaya M the International Stakes to be run at Melbourne on Dee. .">.412 words
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Article64 1959-11-30 8 Keppel Golf Club b< at Royal Island Club by 8\ to 4 friendly golf match at Keppel Club toe Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Fl lund won the nine holes mixed four>ome> Stableford Golf it the Royal ipore Golf Club yesterThe prize- were presented Club's newly64 words
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Article67 1959-11-30 8 Johore Badminton Association will hold Its open chajnpionships from Dec. 24 to 26. Events are men.- singles and double^ women's singles and double.-, veteran-* singles and doublr id mixed doub per person per event I and S2 r women. Ent h the hon. air. Shaikh Ahmad67 words
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Article60 1959-11-30 8 The team to represent Maiedee Barracks XV m the hrst round of the Army Cup rugby BK>mpetition against Royal Engineers, Malaya at the Civil Service Club ground today will be chosen from: Watson. Evans. Roberta Haddow, Cogram. Pike. Lund. Batton. Corden-Uoyd. Wimber. Saunder> McLeod. Neate, Skoulding and60 words
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Article33 1959-11-30 8 PETER MAY PREPARES FOR TOUR Peter May, who will captain the M.C.C. team m its forthcoming tour of the West Indies next month, seen practising at the Alf Grover Cricket School m Wandssworth.33 words
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Article50 1959-11-30 8 Cycle and Carriage Co. Ltd. will meet Bukit Timah Community Centre m a friendly badminton match at the hitter's court next to the Bukit Timah Police Station, on Dec. 7 commencing at 7.30 p.m. The match is being held as part of Centre's National Loyalty Week celebrations.50 words
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214 1959-11-30 8 GOTHENBURG. Mon. Ingemar Johansson, Sweden's world heavyweight boxing champion, pulled no punches here m his home town when he spoke of his proposed return nght with former champion Floyd Patterson. "Everything is m such a terrible muddle." said the 27-year-old champion. "I am214 words
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Advertisement171 1959-11-30 8 H ArrfNr/o7| U DUE TO TREMENDOUS PUBUc H Kj ANO T0 OUR NUMtßouw^ EH WHO STILL WANT TO H*v t T(l{ N OUR LOW.PR.CE AND SUPERS H GOODS- WE HAVE THE PLUsu^ I THE EXTENSA 0r J 8 ANNUAL jjfc FOR ANOTHER ONE Week' H REMEMBER! ll OUR SAlf f171 words
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Miscellaneous182 1959-11-30 8 m I tvv;^ RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson *Bwf^*aW WHAT UNWILLINGLY, TO AM£f?CA... ONl> VNAMEP ?VNN> Af ZO /ifiJ^^^S MaY MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis JANE by Hubbard wfsjjrrE A NjCE^j V GEOBGiS, YOU'VE^%js&@Lw r JANE, DARuN^, NUW'S JUt= -^^pw LTTLE WAIII, 1 ALWAYS BEEN182 words
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Article870 1959-11-30 9 Punters made his mount Red Sunrise favourite Red Sunrise did not begin well but Bougoure allowed him time to settle down before going after the leaders. He moved forward approaching the home turn to be about fourth on straightening up. Bougoure then pulled off the inside to870 words
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Article, Illustration47 1959-11-30 9 picture. A tense moment for Singapore Malays as Perak trailing 4-2 at this stage j made an all-out attempt to reduce the deficit. Picture shows Singapore Malays uoalkeeper. Idros Albar punching the ball away from Kamarudin. the Perak Malays' centre forward. On left is Matmoon. Free PressFree Press - 47 words
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Article63 1959-11-30 9 Pore Malays served to win pi aa sevee. but er fumbled or shot wide irk each time -;apore Malays ed with better underding and their forwards w-ere great opportunists. After holding Singapore 3 2-2 m the first half. Malays cracked up m second half. They made minute rally which Died63 words
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Article37 1959-11-30 9 The Sigkip Malay School m I Lian Teck Avenue will ports neet from 3 p.m a sports meet from 3 to 6 p.m. and a concert 7 p m to 10 p.m. on day. I37 words
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346 1959-11-30 9 THE LAURELS SHOULD NOT BE LOST WE MUST WORK HARDER NOW By Our Hockey Reporter SINGAPORE became hockey conquerors of Malaya over the week-end. Fitness, confidence and regular training were the three ingredients which boosted the state's prestige. On Saturday Singapore gave the Federation a lesson m defensive tactics by346 words
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Article92 1959-11-30 9 RAWALPINDI. Mon.—Bowlers dominated the second day's play m the Australian cricketers' three-day match against the President's XI here yesterday when 18 wickets fell for 184 runs m five hours. The Australians need 116 runs for victory m their cond innings today on a turf pitchReuter - 92 words
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Advertisement404 1959-11-30 9 A pleasure to read... The Straits Times Annual is a publication M that has given the reader direct access to the TlWifiU I^bw colourful world of Malaya and South Last ill"* Iv """"^'N, A>ia. The 1960 edition of the Annual now f\l»3?2Y\&l a* "^SfrV *""Ni on sale is a dependable404 words
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Miscellaneous304 1959-11-30 9 fetching oolKers%A lF E J CK „,^,^l, hopSl Start of SSo demy held INCURR.N& t,^ vJg^ jt£N IHROWN. ffi S" B****** HbSvfcßwfciaMT EMPLOYERS' TINE or^e*^s^^r r^Tjr r f 1 RIGGER: SCC B v The Saints. Padang. S.K.C. v Dog Unit, Padang. HOCKEY: S.H..V league Div. 1: C.S.C. v S.T.L.. C.S.C:304 words
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458 1959-11-30 10 NEPAL PLEDGES HER SUPPORT TO THE INDIA GOVT. (Itinese troops are massing* claims party leader KATMANDU. Mon. Nepal would help India m the event of outside aggrefcsion, said Nepale>e Prime Minister Mr, B. P. Koiral here esterday. He added that there nc apprehension of agression against territory from any quarter.458 words
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Article, Illustration113 1959-11-30 10 JAKARTA. Monday. rDONESLV Is no longer the world's first rubber producer, the Department of Agriculture said. Mmlayi is at the moment the larirest producer of 1 natural rubber. The dra^ft budget of the Department of Agriculture also Mated that for next year Indonesia's rubber production faced with many113 words
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Article37 1959-11-30 10 LONDON, Mon.- The Daily Express today hailed France's decision to explode an Abomb m the Sahara. "What nonsense it is to dispute France's right to an atomic weapon of her own," it said37 words
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Article27 1959-11-30 10 An easing of restrictions CANBERRA, Mon. Trade Minister John McEwen yesterday announced a further easing of import restrictions to the value of £A25 million, effective Dec 1.27 words
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78 1959-11-30 10 THE TORTOISE WALKER DOES IT AGAIN LONDON. Mon.— A 55-year-old vegetarian, who lives on fruit juices and claims she needs only an hour and a half of sleep a night, yesterday finished a 110-mile hike. It took 26hr. 34min., and Dr. Barbara Moore claimed it as a British marching recordReuter - 78 words
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Article, Illustration167 1959-11-30 10 Vietnam studies Tengku' s proposal SAIGON. Mon. —The Viet namese Government wel comes measures for greate: co-operation among th< countries of South-east Ash and is carefully studying j Malayan proposal for a regional friendship and econo- mic treaty, informed source; said. The Foreign Ministry U considering a proposal put forwardFree Press - 167 words
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Article44 1959-11-30 10 NIK'S support FOR KADAR MOSCOW. Mon.— Political observers m Moscow believe that Premier Nikita Khrushchev is attending the Hungarian Communist Party Congress to stress his full support tar the regime of Janos Kadar m the face of the united Nations debate on Hungary. U.P.I.U.P.I - 44 words
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Article45 1959-11-30 10 Miss Israel to wed student LONDON, Mon. Ziva Shomrat. 18-year-old holder of the Miss Israel title and 111 r( iL L n tne recent Miss World beauty contest l s to marry an Israeli student, Mr Jacob Katz, she met m London a week ago.45 words
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Article121 1959-11-30 10 WASHINGTON. Mon.—American will not reduce her loreign aid. President Eisenhower has ruled against advocates of a deep cut m the funds he will ask Congress to appropriate for the foreign military and economic aid programme next year. Dfflcials yesterday said the President, m the budgetReuter - 121 words
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Article104 1959-11-30 10 KIN dockyard closes down [ONG KONG. Mon. —The Royal Naval Dockyard, i Hong Kong, closed down on I Saturday 80 year s after it t was first established and s two years to the very day since Her Majesty's Govern- ment announced its dcci- g sion to close the yard.U.P.I - 104 words
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Article209 1959-11-30 10 A special series of film shows will be held by the Ministry of Culture throughout Singapore during Loyalty Week. All these shows will begin at 7 p.m. unless otherwise stated. Today: Potmen's Quarters, Maxwell Road; Pulau Sekeng; 69! Keremaf Siti Aminah. Tomorrow: Sin Ming School. Yew209 words
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Article, Illustration51 1959-11-30 10 picture. "™w"»<«»viw™»-.v.-....,. ot™ i iiiiii FOURTEEN couples said "I do" at a mass wedding held at the Hokkien Huay Kuan. Singapore yesterday. Led by four bridesmaids, the couples entered the half to the strains of the Wedding March, played by the Hokkien Huav Kuan Band.- FreeFree Press - 51 words
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Article21 1959-11-30 10 JAKARTA. Mon.— Two chiliren were killed and two idults wounded when a land-grenade exploded near vledan. North Sumatra.21 words
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Article24 1959-11-30 10 JAKARTA, Mon.— Japanese experts are conducting sur- ISSt-J&J*** Java imo the possibility of erecting a paper factory using bamboo as material.- ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article21 1959-11-30 10 TOKYO. Mon. —Staolemen at Yoda racecourse Kyoto, yesterday went on strike and stopped a race meeting.— I ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article75 1959-11-30 10 LO.VDO.Y. M AY ,4.1/£/?/C4.\ './ra about math of a nuclear "Ou the Bead a simultaneous _r Moscow and W cities on Dec. IT announced here \n It has been ma< Stanley Kramer for the United Artist> mpan% and is set m the year 196475 words
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Article, Illustration99 1959-11-30 10 Sir Winston Churchill fa So today, and the whole world has remember Good wishes from e\ country flowed m to his country estate al hartwell 30 miles from London terday. They can be summed up m one from Israels Mr. Ben- Gurion which praiSir Winston for99 words
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