The Straits Times, 25 December 1959
1959-12-25
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Title Section16 1959-12-25 1 No**"* 1 He**"** 1 The Straits Times. -til 1845 I KIIMY DECEMBER 25, 1959 15 CENTS.16 words
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Article366 1959-12-25 1 'We've never had it so good/ says shopkeeper Hotels full, business peak I'IALA LUMPUE, Thurs— Malaya's current prosperity will make this a boom Christmas. liers, restaurant and shopkeepers said today that this year's Christmas trade *tt the highest for many years. report full bookings and table reservations366 words
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Article, Illustration71 1959-12-25 1 I WILL, 1 HATS OVLK thr Shah smoke:* a cigarette as he poses with his briiliafter their wrdding in Teheran on Monday. Farah's 5170.0U0 soun. glittering with what looked like a million tiny diamonds, brought gasps of •ohs" and "ahs"71 words
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Article88 1959-12-25 1 Overstrain: Akiko so tired PENANG. Thurs. Miss Universe, Japan's Akiko KoJlma, Is suffering overstrain, says a Penang doctor. Looking very tired Miss Kojima landed at Bayan Le- > pa.s airport 17 minutes late today, and drove off to her hotel without talking to waiting reporters. On arrival at the hotel88 words
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Article27 1959-12-25 1 TOKYO. Thurs Japans Prime Minister, Mr NobuKUkt- Klshl, will Invite President Eisenhower to visit Japan next year, probably In June. It was reported today. -U.PI.UPI - 27 words
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Article62 1959-12-25 1 TEAR GAS BOMBS USED ON STRIKERS BUENOS AIRES. Thurs. Christmas shoppers in central Buenos Aires were canctat today between polire squads firing teargas shells and stonethrowing shop assistants on strike for higher pay. More than people were arrested, including t union leaders, in the skirmishes. Department store owners, hither-paid staffReuter - 62 words
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Article22 1959-12-25 1 LONDON. Thurs India with orders this year exceedIng £16 million, has become Britain's best customer for aircraft and parts Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article15 1959-12-25 1 ROME. Thurs— King Hussein of Jordan arrived here today to spend Christmas— UPI.UPI - 15 words
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216 1959-12-25 1 TAIPING, Thursday. 'THE Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, com- plained here today that some Alliance members were taking things easily after having won seats in the Federal and S^ate elections. He told a rally at Kampong Changkat Ibol. seven miles from here, "these216 words
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Article63 1959-12-25 1 NO 'WHITE' XMAS FOR EUROPE LONDON. Thurs. Squally and unsettled weather for Christmas was the forecast today tor both Britain and the Continent. There was little chance of snow, an Air Ministry expert said, except in Scotland at high points In northern England. Generally, there would be showers with temperaturesReuter - 63 words
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Article118 1959-12-25 1 L'UAI.A LUMPUH. Thurs -i 1Y The Milliter of Educa-I tlon. Inrhe Mohamed Khlr! bin Johuri. now on a 10-day 1 goodwill visit to the United Arab Republic, will represent j Malaya at the proclamation of, Independence in the French Cameroon n. The ceremony will be118 words
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155 1959-12-25 1 KIALA LUMPUR, Thursday. T^UE Federation collected $162.4 million in rubber export duty from -I Jan. Ito Nov. 30 more than twice the amount anticipated for the whole year. Total customs collections during the period amounted to $476.5 million, compared with155 words
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Article57 1959-12-25 1 Lee's Xmas message SINGAPORE Thurs -The Prime Minuter. Mr Lee Kuan Yew. today gave thu Christina* message to the people of Singapore: Throughout the Christian world. Christina* evoke.^ feelings of peace and gooawlll to all men. 'On thU anniversary of a great Christina* occasion, may I wish all our Christian57 words
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Article45 1959-12-25 1 THE Strais Times wishes all its readers a Merry Christmas There will be no issue of the Straits Times tomorrow, but the Malay Mail and the Singapore Free Press will be on sale. Publication of the Straits Tunes will resume on Monday.45 words
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Article157 1959-12-25 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Radio Singapore will start an overseas service next year with pro-1 grammes "to explain; Singapore to the world". The Minister of Culture. I Mr. 8 Rajaratnam. revealing this today, said the service mould be made possible by a new short wave band, which would157 words
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Advertisement54 1959-12-25 1 We Wish All Our Customers Friends .1 Mt-rrtf hi-istnttis tind I llapp't A #*ro.vf»#>r««.\.Xi'ir Ytnir. G. C. de SUVA BROS. "Manufacturing Jew*H«r»" 3, Raffles Place. S'pore-1. Phone: ***** %3 ff& &&ff& j£«k ff& McALISTERS wish their many friends A Merry X'Mas and A Happy New Year fc* PJZW.PX r P#P&54 words
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Advertisement6 1959-12-25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,0006 words
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Advertisement55 1959-12-25 1 Record your weekend Kodak 'yW film I a?i% in kloelc I \4m^ }n w h»t« or in Kodak (Malaya) Limited KIM 1 J vj TKSR TIME W mka&* lIIUSTU !> •C«IO »SO .*****0 IN *.NO»I>O«I -Al«»»N ••l*.«'ts ITO, AND OI»IRI*UIID •> »"O MMM I'O I HOLIDAY ON ICE •I CMIN55 words
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Article198 1959-12-25 2 Malaya's boom town 60 MILLION CIVIC CENTRE FOR PETALING JAVA KUALA LLMPIR. Thurs. Multistorey shophouses. modern bank buildings and a supermarket are included iii multi million-dollar plans to m;&e Petaling Jaya the most modern and up-to-date town in Malaya in 1969. The buildings will be erected in a new town198 words
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Article25 1959-12-25 2 PENANO, Thur>. Ec Han leak. 22. was today grained: 5500 bail on a charge of steal- ing four gold bracelets In Pertk Road.25 words
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181 1959-12-25 2 KIAIA LI MPI R. Thurv The superstructure of the new SI. B million scienrc faculty bujldinc for the I nivcrsity of .Malaya in Kuala l.umpur has hern completed in a record time of three and a half months. About 300 men are now181 words
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122 1959-12-25 2 COUNCILS— THE POOR 'STEP-CHILDREN' BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thursday THE Alliance chairman of the Bukit Mertajam Town Council. Mr. Ooh Chooi Cheng, last night accused the Federal and Penang State governments of treating local councils "like step-children." ■They are always trying to iham horn mighty they are.' he told the Council at122 words
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Article53 1959-12-25 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Director-General of Telecommunications today announced changes, effective Jan. 1. in the ruie» for the aeetptanec of overseas telegrams. The minimum nimbi r of chargable word* In urgent ;and ordinary telegram* will ,be increased from five to seven and in Press telegrams from53 words
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Article51 1959-12-25 2 MUAR. Thur.- All live. Alliance candidates In the Panchor local council elec- tion were elected yesterday, to .sen. for three years They are Mr Lee Peo Keei, Mr Lo.- Sionu Hoot. Mr Lin' Kcan Yau Mr Yeow Tecki Chuan and Mr T.ui S7e Kiat51 words
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Article93 1959-12-25 2 Scouts for training course SINGAPORE. Thurs Thres i representative! of the Indonesian Boy Scouts Federation arrived h?re today by Garuda Indonesian Airways on their way to a scout ln»- tructors' training course at Kuaia Lumpur The three. Inche And! Mo- hamed Arab Fihr. of Jakarta. Inche R SuDandl. of Bandoeng,93 words
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177 1959-12-25 2 No favouritism in land scheme allocation Mentri ALOR STAR, Thursday. THE MENTRI KKSAK. Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin. said last night the Kedah State Government would show no favouritism in land distribution under its development scheme. "We will scrutinize every one o( the M.OOO applications we h«ve received." he told the177 words
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74 1959-12-25 2 1.300 FLY ABROAD FOR THE HOLIDAYS I ONOON. Thurs. BOAC last week Hew about I.MO ana« companied children from Britain to spend Christmas with their families oversea*. I the corporation aanoaaced. By far the largest number went to West Africa, iaclading one flight of 65 Others travelled to Singapore. Pmani74 words
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356 1959-12-25 2 Kfi*i.;i*:*=H^j|j«r f^ k - STAR-FULL 'WRECK' IS RATTLING GOOD ADVENTURE Kfi*i.;i* *=H^j|j«r f^k THE WRECK OF THE MARY DEARE" is a first class film in every way. It is based on a novel by Hammond Innes who can always be relied to provide a rattling, good adventure story. The photography is really outstanding and356 words
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152 1959-12-25 2 I found "BELOVED INFIDEL" an lnexpre.s&lbly dreary film as It wound Its slow moving story to itj even slowly conclusion. Mostly .*t In Hollywood. lt tells the story of novelist F Scott Fitzgerald, played I by Gregory Peck, wno Is i addicted152 words
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Advertisement19 1959-12-25 2 f -X \/\f I I I I i-^" 4 *****0*00—* i^B L*—^"^^My^^^^^^M^Nsj. Greetings and best wishes l^p 1^ 119 words
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Article, Illustration354 1959-12-25 3 EGYPT MARKS THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF ANGLO-FRENCH WITHDRAWAL Ana forget the past, he tells Britain PORT SAID, Thursday. I SIDENT NASSER told Britain in a "Victory Day" speech here yesterday: "We ready to forget the past and start a new n Anglo-l'nited Arab Republic relations."354 words
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88 1959-12-25 3 MOORHOUSE MUSEUM OPENED BY CAPTORS .ur —The Lt. AnMoorhouse la.-t night the "Moorhouse here to commethc withdrawal of eh force:? three were prexi.t ceremony in the where the young otficer died after aptured by Egyptian cc lorcci exhibition cover.apartment Lt Moorhou.-e died. bla cap. badge. revolver. on display Is a88 words
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176 1959-12-25 3 ■N\ Thurs.— Dr. BarM ore, 56. who has een walking almost r MTen days and now only 50 mile* destination—Lon.evelled figure in a ucred track suit. Dr arrive In .a noon today to 373-xnlle hike Scotland then do her Christ".onn. Dr. Moore stopped brieflyReuter - 176 words
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Article, Illustration46 1959-12-25 3 BOBBY DRISCOLL. 27. former child star of Hollywood films and winner of a special Academy Award in 1949. was rharjred in a Los Angeles court with drug addiction. He pleaded not guilty and has been committed for trial. 1.P.1, picture.46 words
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Article235 1959-12-25 3 TEHERAN. Thursday. JE7T fighters of the Persian Air Force were moved to the Iraq frontier yesterday to reinforce tanks and heavy artillery transferred there earlier this week. Ter.>io:i has built up after a dataa by the Iraqi Prime Ml:.i-irr. MaJ Gen. Abdul Karlm Kassem.Reuter - 235 words
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225 1959-12-25 3 INDIANS TOLD TO BE READY TO FIGHT SJANTINIKETAN (West Bengal). Thurs. The Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, called upon all Indians yesterday to prepare for a long struggle with China over their frontiers. "There are now new challenges and danger at the frontier he told the itaff of Tagore Rural225 words
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Article89 1959-12-25 3 LONDON. Thurs Mr. Hugh GalUkell. leader of the Labour Party, will visit the United Sta.es and the West Indies during the present parliamentary recess He will arrive li. New York on Dec 30 to begin a lecture tour which will take him to Washington and other cen-Reuter - 89 words
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Article425 1959-12-25 3 RADIO SINGAPORE Medium Uavr ITC mfttr» AM. 6.30 Oood Morning 6 32' Morning Prelude; "00 The Newt. 7 05 A Date Wi;h Mum:; 100 The' Sew»: 800 A Date With Music: 830 BJMH rime. 800 All BelU Ir Paradise, i iO Mu^lr Prom Bioad- «•>-; iO.OO Chris:425 words
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Article92 1959-12-25 3 TODAY: &>li.K*l)Oie 410 am. Bit ltiu 704 pin 7ft 21m Port DUkson 135 am <7ft 71m 204 pm 'Mt 41m. Porr Rwettenha* 1 03-.' am 'lift 61n> 105 pm IUMj Penang t 16 a.m. (sft tint t22 pni < Tit > TOMORROW: Slngnpoie 716 Km <tfl sln i92 words
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Article, Illustration153 1959-12-25 3 Halifax dies: Worn out, says son LONDON, Thurg. Lord Halifax. 78. former Viceroy of India and wartime Ambassador to the United States, died at his Yorkshire home last night. The tall. thin, aristocrat succeeded Sir Anthony Eden as Foreign Secretary when the latter resigned over Italy a:. a her war153 words
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Article181 1959-12-25 3 VAT T.ETTA Thurs. Army authorities here have made representations to the Malta Government about customs duty on parcels., including Christmas gifts sent to soldiers from Britain. The Government says "the matter is being considered" An army spokesman >ald that dues are levied by Malta181 words
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Advertisement44 1959-12-25 3 (Imiurijaiirrr Jfnrk Srurks ftti. pf f^Ml flßarriuylon. tiujlauiY. attd thnr 31^ £imja|iorr and Kuala Lumpur, umih If^; thr 20 Uiirrs^nf 160 (EntiDruaitrrr Kc| iFurk £ift arurks la fflalaiia. a fpg mrrni (£bristinas anil a baypij and (gPI f\% proiijirroiiij iV'rui 9 rar i £CL44 words
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Advertisement211 1959-12-25 3 K> m Mi g9^M IB .^bk gM^I gHCr\ ■^gW M^glßl it ■■■^^[1 gfl BBBV^ 1 IgBBBBBH 4 > B^i 9 JiA g>HHiv ■Gj P4 C MM ■His «bb^l g^r rf J H M^ IHlllV^ 'aB g^HH^K^Bai bbHB YOU CAN TASTE THE EXTRA FINE QUALITY TAIKOO PURE C*NE SJGAR CUBE GRAN211 words
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200 1959-12-25 4 Sampan man picked up off Palau Minyah SINGAPORE, Thursday. FOUR people have been killed in road accidents in the past two days. Three of them were motor-cyclists. Two of the motor cyclists— Kwa Lye Hock, .'W, anil U-ong Wai Chen, 20. died200 words
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Article36 1959-12-25 4 SINGAPORE Thur.s The City Council announced to- day vi.it there would be no collection of refu.v and niehtsoil tomorrow Chrui- n^.:iv Day The councils incinerator fu d dumping ground would also be clo.-ed.36 words
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Article26 1959-12-25 4 SINGAPORE. Thur.s The Master Attendant. Mr. JAL. Pavitt. h>a-. requested that all vt ssels in Sinagpore harlx>ur ■dre^s ship" on New Year'i I Day.26 words
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Article, Illustration56 1959-12-25 4 COOPER TO PLAY AT CULTURAL CENTRE PTIK COOPER, thr wellknown New Zealand -born pianist (above), will perform at thr Cultural Centre. Singapore, on Jan. 11. Hr is a winner of the Eric Brough Memorial Priie for pianoforte playing, and in hi* studies he has been closely associated with two grrat56 words
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Article50 1959-12-25 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.-Thr lollowlnir have been elected official.* cf the Tamil Brnthrrhood ab Its 15th annual meeting today President. Mr K. Perlayah. vice president. Mr. A. RadakrUhnan. secretary. Ntr J E Nathan; treasurer. Mr. 8 Nagallngam. sports secretary. Mr. A M Nath*n; literary secretary. Mr. A Da vies.50 words
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Article105 1959-12-25 4 Burglar is jailed for 3 years SINGAPORE. Thurs. Atan bin Awang. 37. of Berank >f>n Road, was t'xlay Jailed br three years for breaking Into a house in Mayo Street at about 2 15 a.m. M Nov. 6 -to be followed by two year's o<'Hce supervision. AUn vie found hiding105 words
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Article56 1959-12-25 4 SINOAPORE Thurs Three men pleaded not guilty today to a char^t of unlawfully lmr>rtln, WH lb. of expjosivts i,, an unregistered tampan In the »ea. otT Kalians, on Nov 17. Mohajj bin Salleh. La Isa bin Ixma and Sua.sa bin All were rcmandtd for trial at the Second56 words
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321 1959-12-25 4 ON THE AIR TODAY: SPECIAL INDIAN XMAS PROGRAMMES minute programme of tabela tarang by Mr Dasapa. a visiting artist from India. TabHa tarang Is a very rarp Indian instrument. Nine !.wh,. each tuned to a different pitch, are used and out of these Is rained a melody. Mr. Dasapa will321 words
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Article24 1959-12-25 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurv Inmates or the Children's Ward in the General Hospital. Johore Bahru. will each get a gift tomorrow. Christmas Day.24 words
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Article, Illustration126 1959-12-25 4 Anthea (14) wins 3 prizes in a row SINGAPORE. Ttaun For thrre year« in »ucce*.sioa. 11-yrar-old Anthea Chrittin, Din kjr has «on pn/. x for rsaay writing in the Shankar'* International Children* Drawing and Writing Competition Anthra. a Singhalese, tame to Singapore with h t parents in 'irptrmber la»t >eir.126 words
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Advertisement647 1959-12-25 4 n^ Op§;anisatioix B I o+o+ <ffik@faMM\ ;CE3 4th Wonder WEEK i Today, Tomorrow Sunday 3 SHOWS DAILY at 2.30, 6.15 9.15 PM Mass: Orchaati o lu.k tWai *ii-Bair<.ny m.m-No Free i i»t sj The NEW, the 3rd CINERAMA Presentation I SEVEN WONDERS EWORLD j sj as seen through the I^l647 words
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Advertisement138 1959-12-25 4 ODEON-NOW SHOWING! (SINGAPORK) II am- 1.30- 4.00. 6.30- <>..K>ptu I \J lA DOIMCS MCNAELS j mi w p*nacuow(*s m NfVHLE BMNO J (No Free Liats) jp^ c*«v.kox jHj^ ONLY PREVIEW Tuesday, Dec, 29th at 8.45 a.«. 4%^J GREGORY I jf«rmaiqs IOT PECK Bill N vH DEBORAH ||JB|jpj|jy|j| ODEON §MI FREE!138 words
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Advertisement367 1959-12-25 4 "aB^T NEW YEA W •fiHirV^ OPENS TODAY! -GR\MiVTN>o P s.""i 1 I L» Ploa! Malayan r.airttr: "Australian I'rimr Minister n roMORRmv: "Have Rocket, Will Travel' Today a.m.: Victor Malurr "Tank rorc-r" >,„„ Tomorrtnr «.«5 a.m. "Th*- Kddy Ourhin >t..n < i r I iiv.- H, r Nine »,|i, i m~367 words
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Miscellaneous227 1959-12-25 4 Singapore diary... WESLKY METHODIST CHINESE YJC.C.A.: Student* in Ht ii: First Christmaa service Choir 10 a.m.; Chrtatmai vUtt to 7.30 a.m. Crusader Choir will prlaons 130 p.m. 7 pm .-ii>.'. Second ChrUtmu service 9 KAM ALA CUB: Malayalam air.. Morning Choir will king; cUm 9 a.m. to 11 am 4227 words
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Article, Illustration1045 1959-12-25 5 HYPNOTISM CAUSED FURORE IN BRITISH MEDICAL CIRCLES /"iNL nipht la 1838, a crowd of noblemen, physicians and medical students filled the lecture hall of London's University Medical College, awaiting the first demonstration in England of a strange new science known as "hypnotism." There was a hush as Dr. John Elliotson.1,045 words
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Advertisement33 1959-12-25 5 f lK^^ 0 Eh < SANATOGEN Tonic and enjof life jnic qualities of SANATOGEN banMi weakness, ..nd restore to health. SANATOGEN p nerves and body lor deficiencies of diet :nbutors: 7 MXNRY WAUGH ORGANISATION33 words
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Advertisement140 1959-12-25 5 BOAf TAKES GOOD CARE OF YOU BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION I MjiGHTY!! i Midnight Toworrow at I API fOL- Singapore 1 rocc of q Sun-Burned BBr 2 and Gun- p V^^^^^MWMßßpT?^3^^ i Hu mc d. JKK '"jM^ LAiSSffi Beneath the 1 r^mt <Pr^ K^^w Sombrero I'^^^K K^^l Pv jtf like140 words
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Miscellaneous174 1959-12-25 5 Ihi Saint Hy LvhUv i hartvris IB^HBf 'ci 'l» be Hh >^"-- l t* It li'l \bn<>r Hy At €app GREATEST If 'J E WZKEZ B>JL ZAZA VO^CA\O Iwhn V BECAUSE I V.ON'T L£' <XJ I TO U'/^PH CF V>' rjS. 15 REAC* TD SioN WITH CS-AT A S f174 words
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Article102 1959-12-25 6 :0 Wordi HO I Minimum) MR. A MRS. SIDNEY FONII thank l fr ends for the:.- gl!ts. assistance and attendance at their I .^rriSße or 19-12-59. MR. A MRI. MAURICE I.m Poh Y.im th;.rk aB relatives, friends for th.; 7 good wmhes. presents and assis- dkrit wedding 19 1!102 words
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Article67 1959-12-25 6 The Adventure Of BEING HUMAN William James was a pioneer explorer of the human spirit no psychologist has given us more lively advice on living. How to control our emotions: how to postpone fatigue and do more work; above all, how to build good habits and break bad ones you'll67 words
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536 1959-12-25 6 The Straits Times Friday, December 25, 1959. On Earth Be Peace The whole round world is i brightened in the Christmas J glow. Or so we like to think. And there is in fact I great deal of truth in this I Christinas legend, especially j since the festival has536 words
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Article, Illustration1379 1959-12-25 6 BESEATII ALL THE GOODWILL AND MASOCHISTIC PLEASURES EVERYONE RECOGNISED THAT THERE WAS STILL A RELIGIOUS MYSTERY WHETHER you wholeheartedly like Christmas, merely tolerate it, or even rather dread it, you cannot escape it: Perhaps because it is really several festivals rolled into one It is1,379 words
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Article96 1959-12-25 6 FIFTY YEARS AGO From th, D.c. M ORK ■t-iM. are fi. i casual oi:! 1 .:7 1 »n, Malaccas ,< portante The (luij each malax, bUJ* 1^ are rtatefl encrs are rirtn.n obtainable, an 1" I] few monti,have K one Up iL,"** V per c.nt <ut i| lAS I n.onth96 words
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Advertisement869 1959-12-25 6 Straits Times Free Press For the convenience at advertisers our representative* at Ist Hoot, COLD STORAGE ARCADE Orchard Rood, Sinqopore will receive tmell oevertlsementt and box number replies. Small advertisements ploced Singapore may olio be handed te: COLD STORAGE BRANCHES at Holland Road Ketena Kcppel Road Naval M*a AUTHORISED AGENTS:869 words
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Advertisement12 1959-12-25 6 Readers JV Digest C. R. DAIARATHA RAJ LTD Pest Box 157 »lnB»pora)12 words
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Advertisement91 1959-12-25 6 {"I J il ~—Jl your ticket tell you what to m>r in Caniuhi Any ticket will get you there I'ji ll ticket booked through Boustead s advice on what to *cc and ha* The Rockies jnJ the Gre^t UkmS S« th properly from a Canadian P Let Bouitead'i plan your91 words
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Article, Illustration41 1959-12-25 7 ANOTHER RARE $1 NOTE FOUND PORE, Thurs. a with a n even b irdi r than discovered in Kuala ■•-.>: thl wcrk iund In Sk.ca- use today now. nut one ;956 to i un- I id decided < R U lit r :m41 words
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70 1959-12-25 7 14 couples to wed at Registry tomorrow K< MA I IMPI K Thurs A hiru-sr cirl and a NiMi will b«- among the 14 couplrs to he married at the Rfeistrv hrrr on Boxing Pay. R«cistr\ spokesman said today that the other* included an Indian Sikh and 11 Chines,, couples70 words
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72 1959-12-25 7 leal So- to present Sir Donald a:.d Lady: It :.< xt year be i •■■-v deu t it 1 [5 muddi Beside this, the society is I hopiM Jullu- Katchen. violinist! Campoli and Gioeonda de Vlto. .soprano Lois .1. harito:.e V;-.-.wei Sze. and the72 words
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Article468 1959-12-25 7 PARALYSED GIRL. 7. CHEATS DEATH AGAIN THANKS TO' YOUNG STRANGER' r »o SINGAPORE, Thursday. A CHRISTMAS Eve miracle has saved a seven-year-old girl from death for the second time. Five days ago the girl, Wong Ah Long, was lying sick and paralysed awaiting death in a468 words
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Article60 1959-12-25 7 KUALA KANGSAR. Thurs. —Two Alliance candidates and an Independent were re- turned to the Sauk New VllI lage local council in elections j held yesterday. Those elected were Mr Lam Meng Tuk and Mr Lam Guan Sek. of the Alliance, and Mr. Tang Swee Kong, an Inde-60 words
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Article56 1959-12-25 7 RAUB. Thurs.-The preslident of the West Pahang Sessions Court. Inche Hamzah bin Dato Abu Samah Is beli.g transferred to the Legal Department. Kuala Lumpur at the end of this month He will be succeeded by Tuan Sheikh Abdul Rahman bin Abu Bakar. who Is now president or56 words
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281 1959-12-25 7 IPOH. Thurs —Discussions or national dress and late arrivals highlighted the Legislative Assembly debate or the Supply Bill la«t night Both Issues were directed by the Opposition against Mr V Ponnusamy Plllay <AU— ■dor). Mr Plllay dres>ed In white dhoti, loose shirt, and shoes.281 words
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Article, Illustration31 1959-12-25 7 SOME of the more than 600 children who attended a fancy drcst parry organised by the Selanfor Club. Kuala Lumpur at Hi* club premues on Wednesday.31 words
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236 1959-12-25 7 MALACCA. Thursday A MALACCA State Government spokesman today denied a charge by the Malayan Party that the Governor in Council had recently interfered with Municipal Council affairs. The Malayan Party leader In the Municipal Council. Mr J L De Cruz, had Mid at236 words
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Article46 1959-12-25 7 SINGAPORE Thurs -Singapore s first and only Orthodox Syrian Church— the 8t Thomas Church at Topaz Road. Wnodsvllle- will be dedlcrred on Sunday The dedication ceremony will foe performed by the »U Rev Danii 1 Mar Phelexino*. BlshoD of Thumpamou. Kerala India46 words
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Article147 1959-12-25 7 OOI WILL STAND AS MAYOR pENANO. Thur< The Socialist Whip in the Penang As.ven.oly. Mr 00l ThUm Slew. has been formally pro--1 posed ;u the r.tw Mayor o: Penar.p I Mr Ooi".«. name has b*-* submitted to the city secretary. Mr. Ong Hock Chuan for election at a special meetI147 words
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179 1959-12-25 7 Police suggestion book idea is a big bit SINGAPORE. Thurj. The police "Buku chadangarT su«e.»u boon ha* proved Its worth Thousai.d.s of kugieMion.- and much information have beer, re celved by the police slr.ee this innovation wa> Introduced in September. A larte number of the.se suggestions have been followed up179 words
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111 1959-12-25 7 CINGAPORE. Thurs The Singapore Council for Adult Education will continue to function till Feb 29 at the request of the Education Minister. Mr Yoi.c Nyuk Lin T»e decision was taken at a meeting ot the councils executive committee tonight After the meeting,111 words
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Article54 1959-12-25 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs. Is a tomn councllloirs allovanre of $20 a month liable to income tax? Mr P T Nathan new deputy chairman of the Bukit Merta.am town council, asked this question tn the eounril la Th»> chairman. Mr Ooh Chool Crieng. promised to clarity54 words
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Advertisement188 1959-12-25 7 I SECIKITV II aJ^^^sLC'l RirV-T'-.c Bank's dpul and y SWING —No Charpev aVafcavap C omII y mission, hecs or Stamp Duties. ■■> <r SAFETY— So Capital Depreciation- i«ur II y funds remain at your disposaL I I T INTEREST i* calcuUied on a Daily BaM I i.e. your money is188 words
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Article786 1959-12-25 8 Yes, mercy guns are necessary KBBBSHBiIBMWBBa Saturday Forum defeat CAN SPUR parties to -GREATNESS IF Singapore's Minister for Culture considers all the opposition to be "comic opera parties" why does he find it necessary to devote his time and energy and the pages of Petir to exploding them 0 Can786 words
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613 1959-12-25 8 A FEW weeks ago it was reported there was a- move to revise the marriage laws and to make adultery an offence punishable by law. I hope the authorities will act quickly on this matter. Adultery hits at thcrooU of organised MKiety and makes613 words
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Article98 1959-12-25 8 CONTINUE THE BOYCOTT! (;O.N'GRATI I.ATIOXS to Mncaporr motori.sts who refused to be held up i.. ransom by parkin* their cart Fullerton Square and risruhrrr The mm rar ownrr who Horku in down town Mncaporr parks his tar from 8.36 a.m to 5.5t p.m. Al the extortionatr rate of 4« rent*98 words
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Article56 1959-12-25 8 JOHORE BAHRU. capital of the prosperou> -tate of Johore needs a decent library very badly. It h disgraceful that a big town like thL> ha-s not got ont. The present so-called library, under the control of the Information Department, is a small, ill-equip. ped dark room, often without a56 words
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Article39 1959-12-25 8 I WAS in a theatre showing Chinese picture Despite a request at the besinninu of the show that all should stand for the national anthem practically everyone in the audience remained glued to his seat. Ipoh CWWBBI39 words
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Advertisement263 1959-12-25 8 "Bye! ■■T'-Yi Don't forget to we your Viyella Ha^e a wonderfjl time' A» fotgef climate changjn Juit wear your Vvella' Viyella ay If IT fHVNKS Wl Rill ALE JM /^i^S NO longer dyes f 4* WHITE HAIR BUT f Blonde. V \> S W Brown. \^lS**F Hl.vk or Red RENDERS263 words
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Miscellaneous312 1959-12-25 8 Straits Times Crossword avast apagj aValaf^ ACROSS on our «•> in <•> 4 Orub pn.ii)>.- QC to extract 6'l don i iar# VtMft 'he information (•>. go** if It docan t get lino the Church works include Onrii.a! wuir' < Chesterton i (t), dyna-ty <6> 1 IS. Make the da>-|irl312 words
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Advertisement1381 1959-12-25 9 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 1 ni N LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW, LONDON t COHtINEHTA. POPf. IYC 0 H iMMMBt, Glasgo. TMa, Otc uTnn JiERTES L'»i'P«H BIC 27 Jar. S mII I Hamburg. Rotterdam Im 7 Ji. i| jiJ esEUS li»erpi.l. biasgo* Jm to lai tl Jm l» L.trptil. A rroutt Jm 121,381 words
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Advertisement1069 1959-12-25 9 Wm THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD.'" i^i SIHtAPME (IM^aarilM M BM BMM RMMtaT) I IHHU SAIUHIS TB ADEH. II t CONTIHENTAI PttTS I'aon f«am tfa-g BEHVANNBCH for Harrt.'g. A-twtrp. I'tOfl Hotteroam S. IS 31 27 Me 21/21 BM N Btt/ 1 Ml lEHALMR Mr Pt tuuan Llverpwl r«ta H«> ll1,069 words
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Advertisement1241 1959-12-25 9 M«AUSTER <k CO.. LTD. Ill: M: 2IMI ■I.I.ERMAW LINK KLAVENESS LINE LOMMH aAMIIII, WTTIWAM HAVM lO s AHMIES. SAH PRAHCISCO MU. SEATTI' VANCOUVER 1 PORTLAND aM far Ca»aM «0 .Sj^Harth jtiint.c aart. i M t, w w|i Cwtt- ,UM CITY 0* MWCUTIE Anirlca fpori J«RM "^i I SUHNTVIHE II Part1,241 words
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635 1959-12-25 10 NOV.RUBBER PRODUCTION DOWN, BUT MORE TIN WAS MINED By Our Market Correspondent OFFICIAL statistics published yesterday showed while rubber production fell two per cent last month the tin output increased by seven per cent. The rubber output in the Federation and Singapore at 59.743 tons was the lowest since June635 words
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Article94 1959-12-25 10 T<HE Federation Minister of x Finance has fixed the following price* for calculat- Ing Customs datles for the week beginning on Dec. 24. Rubber lib rents a lb. Copra 5615.00 a ton. Coconut oil $1,818.84) a ton. Palm oil M 31.50 a ton. Palm kernel* $518.80 a ton.94 words
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Article330 1959-12-25 10 Dealers square up positions T*HE unexpected activity at 1 the end of last week was extended through to Monday when the market had a busy day whilst operators adjusted their positions report H.C.B. Ltd. in the current rubber market survey. A* the tempo slackened the conditions ruling last week returned330 words
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Article110 1959-12-25 10 THI: Malaian Exchange Rank*' Aiwociatlon made ihe idlowlng change* In .is rales to merchants yesterday tali utes to $100 i: New York: buyintt airm.il T.T. 32 7/8. OD 33. 90 Q/« J3 3/8 credit bills. 33 1/2 trade bills (anada: buylnq airmail T.T. 31 1/4. on. 31 3/8.110 words
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Article119 1959-12-25 10 Sl\< AI'OKI CUbjh Produce Exchange n ion prlce.s pri picul vesterdiiv were: Copra; quiet UK Continent December 'January shipments $39 buyers, S4o'j sellers. Caraaiut oil: quiet; bulk $61. sellers, drum $64 'j sellers. Pepper: steady; 60 tons of white pepper were reported done. Muntok white $301. Sarawak $300,119 words
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Article22 1959-12-25 10 Malayan Share Market: Dec. 24 Dec. 23 Industrials: Mb.*:, lib 73 Tin*: 145.34 148.26 Rubbers: 197.11 19«.44 Jan. 1 1958=1*0.22 words
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Article135 1959-12-25 10 NfCLBOURNC. Thurs. SHARES closed today on a flrm tone. C.B.R. gslned (1 10s. to £75 10s. Leaders were active today. Base as els Is and the «*l» were flrm with Mt. LyeJl gaining Is. to Ms. 9d. C ommonwesltb bondi held a nteady trend. Con. Zinc 95/8 Mount135 words
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Article34 1959-12-25 10 SINGAPORE. Dec. ML RUBBER: IMSi P*r lb. (up seven-eighths of a cent). I nofllcial: Si 81! (idle). TIN: S3K6:>« per plcul (down ">0 cenU). FStitnated unofflcim. offering 240 tons <>P 49 tons).34 words
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Article408 1959-12-25 10 THE Malayan fthare Broker* AatertaU*« reported yesterday: "All sections were firmed and the turnover mas good Singapore broker* reported the follow ing business up to 12. n0 p.m.: Industrials Praser a Neave ords. 8162; Jackson 11.03 Malayan Cement II 76 and tl 77: M Colls 1174. P.obtnion ords408 words
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Article147 1959-12-25 10 JVSIARV Arsl grade rubber buyers fob closed in Singapore j vwterday at 91 IBN cents per lb up seven-eighths of a cen: on Wednesday* close. The closing tone mas very quiet OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S 8 Spot fob. buyers lltS sailers 119S (Norn); Int. 1 R.S.s Jan buyers147 words
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Article158 1959-12-25 10 J^Hirs lying along«Me the n »»pore Harbiwtr rWrri wharrmi *e«ay are: Therm oovl»e 12 Cyclops 4 V Avala «A. A*«ril Mam 10 11. Slblgo 13 fmp Klttlwake 21 2. Oorgon 27' M Rencieuch 29 30 Bull 313? ftuchan 40 41 O-e«tes 42'<3 Strdhxna 44 Oater Roads: Xarifn Wrnn158 words
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2167 1959-12-25 10 MALAYAN TIN DREDGING AND SOUTHERN MALAYAN TIN DREDGING The Annual Oeneral Meeting* of Malayan Tin Dredglrg. Ltd. and Southern Malayan Tin Dredging Ltd.. were held on December 18 in London. Mr. K. O. Charleswortn. Chairman, presided. The following are extracts from his Statements clrculat«d to shareholders: MALAYAN TTN PEEPOIXO LIMITED.2,167 words
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Advertisement76 1959-12-25 10 UNION OF BURMA SHIPWWC BOARD "PYIOAWAYE" In Port lant)f *~4 27/21 Dae. Loading for Penang, Margin. Moulmein and Rangoon: Poiienqer Accommodation Available.. Agent: INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AGENCY 338/342. Tetak Aycr Street. SI. Beach Street. Singapore Penang. Tel: *****— J706 Tel: ***** f^^ KIE HOCK SHIPPING CO.. LTD i*Xhv 'on«« cicii "v::76 words
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Advertisement241 1959-12-25 10 *^UCAPPo« NTM- I MALACCA MUMC^ nlral Aasstai Water r>p,2. Candid*-. Cltlrens an, of Civil nlcal Coll* y equlvalri r---, •d the Terhi ha > aj the Publlr v., itijj^ Experier.rr t, will be an J 3L Th* app,, DlvUlor. II Technical A polntpe ariTj accordln? 0 perienre rl) Mlf-MA-SM 1241 words
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Advertisement1194 1959-12-25 11 CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbroker*) l-nredreme* Pledred (.ood, an« No 40 Joo Chlal Road Tn^e 'Chop WU, No. 986 Oevlann Road J% souu, Bndge Road *LS»^n^h^lT. ljun Joon Chong (Chop Sero Pawnshop) C ,T^ South Bridge Road a^lio^rSS? c^n. Van Kee (Chop Ueng Pstt) Pawnshop" 8 ChoO§ ■'■Til. Bridge Road "%£*<£_? gT'V,1,194 words
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Advertisement938 1959-12-25 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT ;fi Her* 1 <Mm i H-x it rtt. exfra •M P.M. I room* hall kltahea Trrra" Houar Kurkrt BanitatMm Barti»v Road area. HVmi -detached 3 raaena Paon.- ***** Miilhetry Avrnuf. H'porr THRU SIOROOM s«inl-detact>ed buncalow, bathrooms attached, modern •amtstion No 45 Kkeam Hork Road off Duaearn Road. Rent938 words
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Advertisement999 1959-12-25 11 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE H»r4, U (Mim.j—»OM it ft: t**r* I OH tionc NAM Par* Paa«* II I freehold modem 3 Itrdraam Baacalov Prteea from t3»..'i00 2 Storey ■> mi-t* tattiad houaas Mb.**)/- aii *boi.i •■"> Pn Bo> tl' f'porv ATTPJACTIVI MtODlrlO Klats at Loronc 24A Oevlaug 3 bedrooma All999 words
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Advertisement1015 1959-12-25 11 Dine Dance at the Fabulous &l Incomparable P, |f\ a f\ -«a^aa>>B a «a ß iitiriir Continuous Music by top Class bands r If .atmim .Hfli.i.H ROMY 5l Hit Combo \> ff. Supported by [jt A New Rising r»od.c Broodcoating Star AHMAD DAUD 29 StriQinfl rightly o.i k_..«... k j-1,015 words
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Article, Illustration153 1959-12-25 12 SINGAPORE will be represented at the All India Businessmen's Convention to be held at New Delhi on Jan. 24 and 25 next year. Thr Singapore delegate is Mr. Kantilal J. Shah, vice-president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce who lelt on the Canton on Wednesday. The153 words
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Article77 1959-12-25 12 U.S. aluminium output up Aluminium pn>duction In th< United St.itfN will reach a new all-time annual record of over 1.950.000 tons th^ year, the Aluminium A.vsocia- tioti has reported In New York. This li 25 per cent above output in 1958. The previous record of 1.679.247 ton.-> was in 1956.77 words
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84 1959-12-25 12 Big jump in Japanese rubber products' output in 1960 JAPAN is r\p ttni to pro- < durr over 2 12,000 tons of rubber arlirlrs in l!) 60. 12 pit i cut of rhlch will be M exports, tin- Japan Kubbrr .Manufacturers' As- •>■>< utii.n has announced. Those rxportrd would Include84 words
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471 1959-12-25 12 PATALING TAKEOVER OFFER TO JUGRA gion of 30.000.000 lb." adds the circular to shareholders. Except for the appointment of a Patallng director to the board of Jugra It is not proposed that any alteration be made In the directorate of Jugra. Shareholders of Pataling are471 words
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Article, Illustration154 1959-12-25 12 lIKNMSSY brandy's 11 hold on the Singapore and Federation of Malaya markets is becoming stronger and stronger, according to Mr. Maurice Hennessy. head of Jas. Hennessy and Co. Cognac, the world famous Cognac producers. Mr. Hennessy. who \isited Singapore this week during a world business154 words
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Article64 1959-12-25 12 rOl'CiH only officially opened last week, a new Australian industry already is planning to export its products to what It regards as a vast potential market in Malaya. Thailand. China and Japan. Established by an Aus-trian-British firm the industry at its new factory at Melville near64 words
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Article140 1959-12-25 12 pOMPETITION from 1 South Africa. Malaya and the United States will provide marketing difficulties for the Australian canned fruit industry, according to the quarterly Economic Review of the Bank of New South Wales published this month. The bank points out that the Australian Industry exports140 words
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Article, Illustration193 1959-12-25 12 Franco -Malayan trade is growing says commissioner have beer, r office in Kuala L Singapor. n r technical aid equipnv T*WO-way trade between the Federate Singapore and France, which bai impro during this year, will continue t i In 1960. Mr. Olivier Piot. the French missioner in Singapore said when193 words
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Article26 1959-12-25 12 The Mr and Sii.ga; r growing number outlets for being mined at Girge In We I .ear> I itj 887 tons, valui d million.26 words
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Advertisement190 1959-12-25 12 ml i It -< *z£*P ml 2O CIGARETTES c~ -4w^^^^ 'UK CTS -*»k;. V m >* Still only jj,LLj Here are four of the many reasons why you should own a new 1960 Dauphine ONtw J960 S*»«ty X I 7 LLJ^S I •I <n<|jo».b> (o> tfaMMM to op*n ISf >«»•190 words
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Advertisement148 1959-12-25 12 twA B^B* B>W^^Bwßr^A K#> I W W f b^byi j^^^^^^B Ordinary V A v pn f)P{|T tOOthpo*t9.. fl #c tar i nor for me v 1 4 ii\#- W *k better \m ~*^L J^^^^^'B^BBtßEß^' Prodent is the only toothpa^'r v y£ DISPERGON-A ajainst tooth decay, tooth M Even alter haxihj148 words
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128 1959-12-25 13 DASHING WORKOUT BY OLD BARAKAT pENANG, Thurs. fiXA CELSIOR, with Chris Dragon aslride, did a stylish gallop on a good track here this morning. Breaking from the sf, he ran the last 4f in 51 (3f in 38) a splendid effort. Excelsior is128 words
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Article204 1959-12-25 13 Yes Master did a smart sprint up the straight. old Tune (Wahab) was .kept well in hand over 3f in even time. All Clear, looking a picture, cantered round with Laurie Johnson up. Time To Reason did 3f in even time. Pulling hard Fire worship (Moon) did pace work while204 words
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Article, Illustration78 1959-12-25 13 JAPANESE WELTERWEIGHT FAILS TO LAST FULL DISTANCE IN LOS ANGELES DEBUT |IRO SAWADA f-igr.ti c* )apan. making his U.S. debut against Akaro Gutierrez o* Mexico, is all tied up on tre ropes as he takes a right to If* rac* in th« 7th round c» tieir scheduled 10-round welterweight boutUPI - 78 words
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Article111 1959-12-25 13 T/ANPUR. Thurs. India beat Australia by 119 rung In the Second Test here today to level the five-match series at one match all. The Australians collapsed, today They lost their rt- mali. 11 :g eight wickets for the addition of only 46 runsReuter - 111 words
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Article34 1959-12-25 13 KANPUR. Thurs. Gularbral Ramchand. who led India In the Second Test match her* against Australia, was last night appointed India's captain for the Third Test, which starts in Bombay on Jan— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article230 1959-12-25 13 LONDON. Thursday. (CRITICISM of English umpires' interpretation of v the l.b.w. law— made in the West Indies last weekend by former Test cricketer Gerry Gomez has been answered by Tom Smith, secretary of the English Association of Umpires. Replying yesterday to a statement attributed to GomezReuter - 230 words
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Article172 1959-12-25 13 SIXC.APOBE: Sorrrr SUlava junior lra«ve Maivrll V Srranfoan Malay*. Bafestirr Road am Badminton Tamil t r*liv»l Clfpi— rtlpt. Malayan Motors court (Onnartl Rotd a.m. StREMBAN: (Inlcr-CBC tamesi Horkr> Nefrt V I'.nanj SHanfor v Pcrak. Womrn > nui- < h«-s >«-lanfor Ptrak; Vr-jn v Prnanf. Trnnli: Penanf v >rUnxor172 words
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336 1959-12-25 13 VIC NAVAOAM - Toh has new ideas for schools athletics ■y VIC NAVAOAM V UALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Federation of Malaya Schools Sports Council will *tcp up its activities next year. Man who announced this wa* Mr. Toh Boon HuaJj. the roundl s energetic seentary. who has Just returned from the United States336 words
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Article33 1959-12-25 13 GENEVA. Thurs—Nlce. tht French champions, beat Tenerbahce of Turkey 6-1 m their European Cup football playoff here last night to qualify to meet Real Madrid. the holders. In the quarterfinals -.Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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232 1959-12-25 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.. Thlrty-elßht ton,, Malay badminton players will light out the singles championship' m the All-Malayan Malay* nadminton tournament to be ,eld In Malacca from Jan il l °Th<' holder. Omar ManAp i is a eeded to meet young Shaari Abdullah. Selarnori232 words
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Article175 1959-12-25 13 MCC GET OFF TO A WINNING START pRENADA, Thurs. —I w M.C.C. won the opening match of their West Indies tour here yesterday when they beat Windward Islands by 10 wickets Just before lunch Freddit True m a n, the Yorkshire fast bowler, put the tourists on the way toReuter - 175 words
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Article28 1959-12-25 13 BONN. Thurs —British racing driver Btlrllng Mot* is to drive Porsche Formula Two cars iii the 1860 racing season, the Porsche firm announced today— ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Advertisement196 1959-12-25 13 THE ONLY DIE-CAST FAN MADE IN INDIA 2 YEARS GUARANTEE ALL SIZES AVAILABLE ON HIRE PURCHASE Ceiling Fans Sizes Available 60" SWEEP 56" SWEEP 48" SWEEP 36" SWEEP SIIBOTS "OUR FAVOURITC CARPET SNO* 1 -wpor. 60-41 4 I*l. Orcfcora T»l ***** .c« Lumpur 72 I 111, U—4 Tel: MS2S. rinaag196 words
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Advertisement254 1959-12-25 13 MltillHUjlimMtllMCJllll HICJIIIIIIIIIIIICJ IIHIHIUIIIIIIIHtJIIIUI.III ICJIIIIIIg I MANSFIELDS 1 I 1 FOR TRAVEL fm j 1 AIR I Reservotions by ALL LEADING AIR LIMES, wth 3 Hotel Bookings, tronsfers tours as required. i sea 1 As officiol travel agents for THE FAR EASTERN I PASSENGER CONFERENCE, we will book passages I S254 words
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Article276 1959-12-25 14 DETECTIVES HUNT FOR SOURCE OF DUD NOTES-BELIEVED TO BE OUTSIDE SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpilE fake fifty dollar notes found here are believed to have been printed in Borneo, it was learnt today. Police were reported to be working on a number of clues as lo276 words
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Obituary43 1959-12-25 14 SHRI V. RAMA IYER, father 0l Mr. N.R N. Iyer (Shell Co.i. passed away peacefully on 18th December 1959. THE DEATH occurred on :< 12.59 of Tan Mali Ku Bl 3:< New Lime Pen.tng. Funeral at 3. 30 p m. or. December 26th.43 words
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Article88 1959-12-25 14 GREETINGS for Christmas and a Happy New Year lo all our liiends In Singapore. We ask you to accept this instead of cards »o that a deserving charity may benefit. Thank you fbr your card.* and good wishes. Dr. and Mrs. T H. Oh. M: and Mrs. K. T.88 words
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Article88 1959-12-25 14 MR. AND MRS. Steven Sect I Kirn Chuan thank friends, relate, es for their good wishes, presents and assistance *on their wedding. SARDON BIN HAJI JUBIRi and iMmily thank all friends, relatives. Community leaders and nil others who sent message of condolence, wreaths und rendered ;i-si..t;tnce on the occasion88 words
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61 1959-12-25 14 IT IS NOTIFIED for information that, in order to tn"t I lie needs of the public during the Christmas and New Year holidays. thp last ferry of the regular service, from both Pengk.ilan Raja Tun Uda and Pengkalan Sultan Abdul Halim. will leave it 1.3061 words
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Article91 1959-12-25 14 GANG HOLDS UP COUPLE AT STADIUM MALACCA. Thurs. K<at IKI Yu. 20, a bank clerk, rsI ported to the police that he and his girl friend. Choong V.ah Sin». were robbed Of over $26. a fountain pen and a gold necklace worth S2u at the Kubu Stadium here iast light.91 words
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214 1959-12-25 14 LONG WAIT FOR RA'AYAT AT HOSPITAL COMPLAINT IPOH. Thurs.-The dis- trict hospital at Taiping was criticised in the Perak State Legislative Assembly last night by Alliance and I Opposition members. 1 Inche Baharuddin bin Hajl Abdul Latlff <PMIP-Gu-noug Semanggol' complained about the outpatient department of the hospital. Patients who called214 words
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278 1959-12-25 14 TRANQUILLISERS MAY BE MORE EVIL THAN BLESSING DOCTOR LONDON'. Thursday. A DOCTOR writing In the current Inue of the British n Medical Journal today said that tranquil!!*?™ might "pr.tvr to be more of an evQ than a blessing to humanity" Dr. I. Atkln. rhT*|rlan-sup*rintrndrnt at a mental hospital, wm complainingReuter - 278 words
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Article, Illustration196 1959-12-25 14 CINGAPORE. Thurs. A pink, furry teddy-bear, with a heartwarming story attached to it arrived in Singapore today Just in time, to redeem a promise. It was a Christmas gift from the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind to the children of the196 words
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205 1959-12-25 14 WASHINGTON. Thursday. pBI agents last night broke up a plot to sell rUS)sls9.ooo worth ot military submachine guns to the Castro Government in Cuba by arresting two U.S. airmen and a woman in North Carolina. The director of the FBI. Mr.UPI - 205 words
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Article25 1959-12-25 14 LONDON. Thurs.— Gen. Sir Robert Cissels. British com-mander-ln-chlef In India from 1835 until his retirement in 1941. died yesterday He was 81— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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136 1959-12-25 14 VAIROBI. Thurs Mr lain I Macleod. the British Colonial Secretary, said today he was a little more hopeful of agreement at next month's Kenya constitutional conference In London as a result of his talks here with African political leaders. j The Colonial Secretary wasReuter - 136 words
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Article142 1959-12-25 14 I LONDON. Thuw. A British cruiser, whose career has been closely linked with dramatic events In the Far East during and since the war has been sold to Peru. Bhe Is the 16-year-old HMB Ceylon which recently arrived back In England Bhe was142 words
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Article167 1959-12-25 14 IKE - PEACE IN FREEDOM WISH BY IKE IKE WASHINGS r pre howr-r in mess;, prosperous the world to term pro,,. i: ;^H help Peoples In loped land. The Pn his world that thrft 1 one fan 11 i:aM. "Thf •hip lor Ami cans. "The m vent hope tratf-ri drc,r hr -MiReuter - 167 words
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Article20 1959-12-25 14 WASHINGTON The Trea.v.;:. Departma* announced tod.: United S* would oj> possible mod: come tax en i _betwee Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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Advertisement331 1959-12-25 14 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMErtTS 20 uords SlO IMinimum) ROBINSON To June and lan on 15th December a girl, Patricia Ann St. Clair. HAMILTON: To Tim Mid Margaret a son Douglas Hugh on L>4. 12.59 at Kuala Lipis General Hospital. READ: To Iris and Bill at K K Hospital on 24th December331 words
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Advertisement56 1959-12-25 14 Mt. —^r^P?^*^ I MKHHY IHHISTtI** TO ..L and Happy landing' AlR j£ INDIA ADELPHI BUILDING SPORE TEL 'l'V'/(iVi/cV'#'>V'%"/HV'/<»V>/l»\"'"*" <v by taking... NUTRITIVE ,4$ ENERGY-RICH J^^ Wishing all ,<ur MM! A MERRY CHRIS I M and A matiT4MdHtO6KltOi S ENSIGN BOOK STOR* 47, High Street, Shfl Associate Co Ensign Book Store56 words
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