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Title Section13 1959-12-02 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1959. 15 CENTS.13 words
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Article, Illustration564 1959-12-02 1 Appointment of new Head of State is acclaimed AFTER GOQDE LEAVES... move to Istana Negara tonight PREPARATIONS for Singapore's momentous day tomorrow moved towards their climax amid an air of expectancy this morning as the Yang di-Pertuan Nega-ra-designate, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, waited to move564 words
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Article94 1959-12-02 1 Special Loyalty Week edition Tomor row* s issue of the Free Press will be a special Loyaity Week edition. It will contain details of h._,hl._.ht» of the Weeks celebrations. Features include *n interview with the Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Raiaratnam, on the choice of the designs for the State94 words
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179 1959-12-02 1 Hotel snubs Asian: Mayor is angry MELBOURNE, Wednesday. MAYOR H. Andrews, of the South Victorian city of Geelong. said yesterday that a Geelong hotel had refused to accommodate a Malayan Colombo Plan student because he was an Asian. "I would not like to see Geelong become the Little Rock ofReuter - 179 words
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Article33 1959-12-02 1 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 119i cents per lb., up two and a half cents on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.33 words
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Article14 1959-12-02 1 SAIGON.—A direct radioteletype and radiotelephone connection between Saigon and Manila is planned.14 words
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Article84 1959-12-02 1 DETROIT. Tues.— Johnny Ray the "cry" singer, went on trial on a morals charge here yesterday before a Jury of 12 women. The singer., who is 32. pleadtd not guilty to a charge of accosting and [soliciting a plainclothes police officer here nearly two weeksReuter - 84 words
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59 1959-12-02 1 PARIS. Wed. France is not likely to follow Britain's lead in restoring diplomatic relations with the United Arab Republic in the foreseeable future, informed French sources said yesterday. Britain and the United Arab Republic established diplomatic relations yesterdav, three vears and a month afterU.P.I; Reuter - 59 words
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Article29 1959-12-02 1 LONDON, Tues. Lord Beatty, 54-year-old grandson of the American millionaire, Mr. Marshall Field, will marry his fourth wife, an 18-year-old British debutante, Miss Diane Kirk, tomorrow.29 words
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199 1959-12-02 1 MO N T O U RSVILLE, Pennsylvania, Wed. —Twenty-four people died when an airliner crashed into a 1,400--foot mountain near here yesterday during a snowstorm. There was one survivor. When a rescue party reached the scene, half way up Bald EagleReuter - 199 words
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Article, Illustration269 1959-12-02 1 KHOO YEOW TEE - 4 WOUNDED AS AMOK BREAKS IN KHOO YEOW TEE By AN elderly Chinese ran amok in Singapore this morning and wounded four people with an axe. Thirty inmates of the St. John's Home for the Aged in Sennett Estate experienced 20 minutes of terror. Bursting into the Home at 7269 words
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Article274 1959-12-02 1 600*000 homeless as R.I. troops mop up rebels in jungle areas GENEVA, Wed. FIGHTING between Government troops and rebels is still going on over large areas of Indonesia, the international committee of the Red Cross said here yesterday. The committee said that during a recent threemonth missionReuter; UPI - 274 words
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Article85 1959-12-02 1 'Missing' tanker arrives in port rpHE 690-ton tanker j Stan vac Jurong, which was reported missing on Nov. 28, arrived safely in Singapore yesterday. The Japanese Maritime Safety Board had announced that the tanker was missing when nothing had been heard of It for a week after leaving Kagoshima, Southern85 words
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Article20 1959-12-02 1 Y C <PLAINS 1 i mils Ui sta APPROACH TO FRAN ON TEST BAN .YhoY i til ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Advertisement98 1959-12-02 1 'Eni- The onlyone _j*e. i 'f HI .c SCHOOL OF MUSIC c A a ,9 Lone. Sp«^t. 39 PPTURE THE GLORY OF YOUTH *it matter All the art and he greatest hair colour experts are yours the bewitching, semi -permanent irailions are using. is so easy to use. So subtle98 words
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Advertisement30 1959-12-02 1 i( Page Freddie Pope on your motoring problems 8 Youth and Ideals... 7 > Women's Corner 6 > Cartoons.* 6 Your lucky star »i Other overseas cables 10 The Queen's Baby... 430 words
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Advertisement61 1959-12-02 1 van mis FOR FIXE FURNITURE 136/142, Orchard RoU. S'pwf-9. Tels: *****. ***** ii *****. i k_ mmmm L_ a_* —a-*-' il^________. f* _**ita J___H ■Ty _^B mWimmrm\ MrA* BH _HKt mmw A ____fl_t___L ii* _B mimm m m "*A* i V 1 1 v*^?* vKvSI rom e >est raw h/g\^'61 words
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Article239 1959-12-02 2 International Council begins its meeting New draft agreement will be drawn up for approval of United Nations LONDON, Wednesday. TIN export quotas are expected to be raised at the International Tin Council meeting which opened here yesterday. Main item under review is the fixing of239 words
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Article20 1959-12-02 2 JAKARTA. Wed. The! Indonesian Government has I nationalised 167 mining and) industrial firms. Several were; Dutch owned.- ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article44 1959-12-02 2 HONG KONG. Tuesday. rices hen *•>.>* were: yesterday Today II ,V S. Bank Coporation $1,050 11.050 Unk» IDS. Canon 583.50 $84.00 Wheelock Maiden 5.35 5.55 H'Kong phone $30 00 $30.25 Dairy Farm ft Id Storage $20.00 $20 10 Taikoo Dock.N i.39.00 $38.1'544 words
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Article84 1959-12-02 2 An Heng's papers returned Wed.— Captain 3 Lm thiek Ilun^. of the i pore- registered ship \n Hens HM yesterday that ttmrnmrnm authorities had returned the ship's los book and other mnt> and she would sail for Singapore. Ihe >hip was detained in Oit 15 for allegedly importing fish withoutReuter - 84 words
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Article210 1959-12-02 2 LONDON. Wed. Revised estimates by the International Rubber Group show that the world may use 2.085.000 long tons ol natural rubber and 1.527.000 long tons of synthetic during 1959. In May it was estimated production would total "at least" 1.970.000 tons. World production of natural is210 words
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Article, Illustration116 1959-12-02 2 Retiring South African Trade Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. W. A. Germishuizen. and Mrs. Germishuizen. last nisht gave a dinner on board the Bossevain for close friends. ABOVE (from left): Mrs. J. Kist. wife of the Dutch Consul General; Mi. .1 Hamilton, of Joseph Travers and Sons; Mr. R.Free Press - 116 words
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Article213 1959-12-02 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Nobistor 1/2, Mersey Lloyd 4/5. Star Betelgeuse 6/7, Polydorus 6A, Thorsgaard 8/9, James McKav 10/11, Glenartney 13/14. Bayernstein 15/16, Pres. Fillmore 18, Shunko Maru 19, Presco No. 12 N. Wall 1, Sadao N. Wall 3.213 words
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Article109 1959-12-02 2 S'PORE BUYERS GET AUSSIE SITES SYDNEY, Wed. The chairman of the Savoy Corporation. Mr. A. G. Whelan, said yesterday his firm had sold 100 blocks of building land in Australia to investors in Singapore and Hong Kong. The land was sold in equal amounts to the two places and brought109 words
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Article696 1959-12-02 2 NOTE: All prices below arc middle pri< SINGA p CRL TUESDAY. INDUSTRIALS Yesterday To=ay Mex i it 1.70 1 70 Crfls. I 59 1.99 Atlas let H.0O Buvers B.8. Petrel "50 6.M. Trustees 5 <:5 5.25 i Con. Tin Smelt Pref. 19 19 Mi 9 41-3 Federal696 words
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Article125 1959-12-02 2 NOTE: Alt prices be are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Dec Yesterday i RUBBER No 1 RSS W.i.f. European porti Dee Jan RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot B*| ÜBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Jan. Pe»» TONE: Steady Above pr)i*<-.«- QBSti »EPPER: White125 words
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Advertisement254 1959-12-02 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To Colombo, Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen Hamburg. Calls Southampton for passengers. S'pce P. S Pena r g -BAYERNSTEIN (LLOYO) 30 Nov/ 2 Dec 3/4 Dec REIFENSTEIN (LLOYD) 15 18 Dec 19 20 Dec 20 21 Dec MUNCHEN (HAPAG) 24 27 Dec 28.29 Dec 29/30254 words
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Advertisement37 1959-12-02 2 ininiiii ||,i" •••••••ee ••...a. II t '*m*' li I v»>_r i_, li _L *S v PHILIPS i nt Cii vou g' n opera z e learn I manv .hU-> E Kill E J PHILIPS vjp I 137 words
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Miscellaneous37 1959-12-02 2 POP-Glove Box BV g >t_>o M^S/£ I"sJ*SULT Amm m MV WOWOUft m mmm .m-mm* f Ik *k im^^h^k J \Aa/AKS> Ba^O 4^ i J f<Di3.>^. WELLWT| CH/VLLEUGIIOG -4. ois^»oV I U-V MDU TO >^ H. «p *vhj Ouel.37 words
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Article188 1959-12-02 3 Lools to stage <}[ items for lioiial loyalty l* mW i children will Loyally Week for a long will be rivcUd to it by mass drills, exhibitions lin > will tnke part or functions organised ach school will lually. bool children n important place In tions.188 words
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Article223 1959-12-02 3 20 miles of new roads next year nm plans fob RURAL \m.\s THE Singapore Government plans to build about 20 miles of new roads in the rural areas next year at an estimated cost of 51. 133,000. They will link up the remote larming districts with the city and enable223 words
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Article35 1959-12-02 3 Bishop, 78 weds LONDON. Tues. An Anglican bishop. Dr. Edward YY fold MowUL has married for the third time at the age of 78. The bride Is Miss Alice Kempson. daughter of a forbishop.- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article28 1959-12-02 3 GIBRALTAR. Wed. Three Bnti.sh Admiralty tugs yesterday refloated 17.029-ton British liner Braemar Castle which went aground with 300 engers between Gibraltar and Alseciras. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article133 1959-12-02 3 Installation ceremony can be heard b\ all MINUTE by minute commentaries will be made on the installation ceremony of Singapore's first Malayanborn Yang di-Pertuan Negara in the City Council Chamber tomorrow. A public address system is to be set up outside City Hall and around the133 words
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Article22 1959-12-02 3 The Zion Kindergarten. Serampon Garden Estate, will hold its annual graduation and Christmas concert with National Loyalty Week items today.22 words
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Article, Illustration112 1959-12-02 3 An attractive Malay wedding dress featured In a fashion show of "Brides of the Pacific" at Sydney, Australia. Mrs. ('.race Lim modelled the wedding dress of while satin haju and crimson silk sarong, heavily embroidered in a beautiful golden design, and wearing a matching gold112 words
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Article59 1959-12-02 3 'Open house' at Polytechnic Singapore Polytechnic is holding a three-day "openhouse" as part of Its National Loyalty Week programme'. Student guides are -.hewing visitors the library, workshop, special department exhibits, and classes in session. An art exhibition and a photographic exhibition sponsored by the Ministry of Culture will be held59 words
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Article50 1959-12-02 3 ATHENS. Tues. Greece has joined in a "postage j stamp war" with Russia. 1 Oificiai sources said she would issue a stamp showing Imre Nagy. executed former Premier of Hungary, as a retaliation for Russia's circulating one depicting the imprisoned Greek communist editor. Manolis Glezos. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article52 1959-12-02 3 Vaccine against cattle disease BANGKOK, Wed. A South-East Asia Treaty Orgauisation research fellow, I Mr. Robert V. 8. Bain, has' perfected and prepared for j mass production a vaccine against a cattle disease J 'hemorrhagic septicaema* in: the tropics, according to a Seato press release today. He formerly worked inReuter - 52 words
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297 1959-12-02 3 fAKARTA, Wed. The J Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies, told reporters here when he arrived yesterday for a six-day visit to Indonesia: "I would like to know I am really confident of a successful journey." He added: M We haw devoted so muchReuter - 297 words
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138 1959-12-02 3 Farewell fly-past for Sir William T^HREE Chipmunk airA craft from the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force will today stage a farewell fly-past in honour of the retiring Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Sir William Goode. The fly-past will take place when Sir William sets foot on the gangway of the Royal Interocean Liner138 words
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Article42 1959-12-02 3 MALAYAN GIVES RESEARCH PAPER MANILA, Wed.— Dr. D. M. Nundy of Malaya presented i the first research paper at the Pacific Air Forces Medical Conference, which opened In Baguio. It concerns 'new j methods of combatting infections caused by ruptured appendix.' ReuterReuter - 42 words
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124 1959-12-02 3 WOMEN school teachers at RAF Seletar are said to be dissatisfied because they have to live in the officers" mess with no private rooms. In addition, they are said to have no facilities in which to work and no electric points. This is statedReuter - 124 words
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Article24 1959-12-02 3 The Singapore Fifth Magis. trate's Court was reopened yesterday after being closed for several months due to a shortage of law officers.24 words
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Advertisement77 1959-12-02 3 iauknechi Jfe GSIMUMIV't BEST W»^» mmmm nßii W.^""""^^^f— ■^~y~~ *i f r -m. f- r mm mmmMM m^amm m t m*a $590- (Spore fcice) fl-fL S4OA monthly ;*O*ES£C£Mr/Q/VOrM4LAVA BOfiMO: HUAT RADIO CO.. LTD. KUALA LUMPUR fENANG Hm\t MmmoMm Mrm |fl*^oPTiaßWs K E. MEYER will be visiting KUALA LUMPUR c- MON.77 words
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Advertisement392 1959-12-02 3 V fl \m^mw^ m\~* Mm l*t V A Mmm JAf "^^■^mmJ \W 44 wrWORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS Distributors: G. C. de SILVA BROS 3, Rofflcs Place. Singapore-.. Phonr *****. dS**) i mutt to ff off mmmmmmmt JGp \o6oat j'unVversal if Yl V^ -BOWL- APPLIANCE L^hs/ JCOVIKS jmA^*\ fc/l^J H.,^ J392 words
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Article, Illustration770 1959-12-02 4 ANNE SCOTT- JAMES - ANNE SCOTT-JAMES DOCTOR HAS TO SAY By NO. 2 IN THE SERIES This cult of Natural Childbirth: 'A great deal of nonsense and it's sometimes cruel' QNK day late in January it' lhe chief guest is on time —Mr. .John Peel, F.R.C.S., will deliver the -Queen's third770 words
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Article951 1959-12-02 4 ALFRED KRUSENSTIERN - Peaceful rivalry: Two views ALFRED KRUSENSTIERN By WASHINGTON, When two Americans discuss percentages over their backyard fence these days, there is a good chance that they are comparing Soviet and American industrial growth. The "peaceful competition" between the two countries, originally suggested by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, has become theUPI - 951 words
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Advertisement783 1959-12-02 4 PATEK PHILIPPE presents The "AMAGNETIC Wrist Watch JL Mngnetim field ap to 450 oersteds: exposed to this field, the watch ls not affected. (The average magnetic field around home appliances Including T.V. is inferior to 100 oersteds). 11. It takes a magnetic field of ltmm qeislede to atop the "Amagnetlc"783 words
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Miscellaneous514 1959-12-02 4 "I think we can now allow them to hold an April Summit, General, perhaps the first ot April would be the most fitting." This is certainly going to help police-public relations you ask him if she is his wife." |tt____________________-9 CLUES ACROSS 4. More dapper artist (7). 2. Make a514 words
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Article, Illustration96 1959-12-02 5 The Singapore Amateur Athletic Association will celebrate its Silver Jubilee with a Carnival Ball oi: Dec. 31 at the Victoria Me morial Hall. Having promoted Singa>ore athletics for 25 years. the Association is hoping that this occasion will en nble it to collect funds96 words
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344 1959-12-02 5 S'pore declines gift from Germany OmR^F^EQUIPMENT AND PROFESSORS BUT... pIE Singapore Government has temporarily declined the offer by the Government of the It Pho LS UC °I Gern,an > t0 se d a Pressor of Photography and a professor of Optics to teach in the Mngapore Polytechnic. The two professors344 words
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Article, Illustration52 1959-12-02 5 picture. Members of the Ping Sheh (Peking Dramatic Society) rehearsing a dance to be staged on Dec. 8 at 7.30 p.m. at Victoria Theatre as an item for the programme of -.Ma la m Kebudayaan", presented by various cultural groups in co-operation with the Singapore Ministry of Culture-Free Press - 52 words
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197 1959-12-02 5 Book passages locally, officers urged TpHE Singapore GovernA ment has taken steps to encourage officers to make payment of salaries and to arrange for passages locally, instead of through the Crown Agents in London. The Treasury In a memorandum to the estimates committee of the Legislative A>sembly explained that from197 words
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Article49 1959-12-02 5 Business as usual despite strike It wa.s business as usual at the Tangle Inn, Singapore last night despite a huge "We are on strike" banner hung outside the premises. Twenty waiters and cooks "downed tools" at 1 p.m. yesterday after a breakdown in wage rise negotiations with the management.49 words
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Article114 1959-12-02 5 NO POSTAL SERVICES TOMORROW THERE will be no delivery of letters or parcels in Singapore tomorrow. The General Post Office will however be open from 9 a.m. to noon. All other post offices and i postal agencies will be open from 9 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. j only with the114 words
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Article46 1959-12-02 5 Mr. Mulk Raj Anand. Indian short story writer and journalist, will give a talk on 'Is there a contemporary civilisation in India today?" at the Arts Lecture Theatre, University of Malaya, at 8 p.m. today. The talk is sponsored by the University Socialist Club.46 words
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Article37 1959-12-02 5 Farmer Peh Kim Hoe was jailed for 12 months by the Singapore Third Magistrate, Mr. K. T. Alexander, for failing to comply with orders from the Ministry of Home Affairs whilst being a police supervisee.37 words
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Article21 1959-12-02 5 The Singapore Paediatric Society will tiold a clinical meeting at 8.15 p.m. tomorrow at the Mistri Wing. General Hospital.21 words
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Miscellaneous152 1959-12-02 5 HICH TIDES TODAY: 11.31 a.m. TOMORROW: 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. MONDAY: 4.20 a.m. and 3.35 p.m. TUESDAY: 5.20 a.m. and 4.52 p.m. TODAY Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): games 4 p.m.. badminton. Film152 words
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236 1959-12-02 6 VARSITY LIBRARY OPEN TO PUBLIC FOR THREE HOURS THE University of Malaya's air-conditioned ultra-modern library at the Bukit* Timah campus will be opened to the public for three hours on Friday afternoon. The open-house session at the library will be one of the highlights of the University's observances of the236 words
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95 1959-12-02 6 Six new trainees for jobs at airport 'T'HE tpore Gov--1 i rnnw nt has approved appointment of al young men for r Traffic 1 Officers at the tl Paya Lebar. i i and air batel i the A'. Third officer rard i Mr. ild Qby third sniiti ortUer. Mr. lin95 words
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88 1959-12-02 6 CHRISTMAS IN U.K. FOR BABY SUSAN? 5j McGUFFIE, 11- Id baby v. d in a car crash m re a 1 mav d Ch: :th her dmother in Manche nds of the family ha> recovered from n Ived in the h. rful we hope her to Manchester Her p... Mr.88 words
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Article36 1959-12-02 6 'Take a day-off' members told Sir.- Dri motors' Association terday announced that it S3 oo to the j •re Fund. The a ation has asked make Thurs"in honour of appointment ot" a Ma-layan-born Yang di-Pert ra".36 words
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Article, Illustration42 1959-12-02 6 Mr. Peter Lourdes and his bride, the former Mi^s Lena Kollart. after their wedding at the Church of Our I.adv Star of the Sea. Sembawang. A reception w.i^ held after the ceremony at the Welfare Centre. Nee Soon Garrison.42 words
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99 1959-12-02 6 National Theatre Big drive for fund A National Flag Day will 'be held in Singapore on Saturday to raise more money for the National Theatre Fund. About 5.000 members of the People's Action Party and the 12 Government-run community centres will go all out to boost the fund. Instead of99 words
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Article60 1959-12-02 6 Mass feeding at Chettiar temple The Chettiar community of Singapore will commemorate the installation of the new Yang di-Pertuan Negara with a mass feeding of the poor at the Chettiar Temple in Tank Road today. Tire chief deity of the temple was adorned and prayers olfered at 8.30 a.m. tor60 words
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Article65 1959-12-02 6 Mission elects new officials Following have been elected office-bearers of the Sree Narayana Mission. Singapore: President. Mr. N. N-atara-jan; vice-president. Mr. P. •N. Nair; general secretary, Mr. A. Sreedharan. assistant secretary. Mr. C. iP. Bhanoo; treasurer. Mr. 1 R Sivadasan: committee members Messrs. K. s. Ku- mar. N. Parameswaran Pillai.65 words
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278 1959-12-02 6 jaf;aur "pHERE are 23 days more to Christmas. Have you completed your Christmas shopping? Chances are that you haven't even started it. It so. you are not the only one. For centuries men have complained that women are the worst culprits for leaving everythingM.W - 278 words
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Miscellaneous235 1959-12-02 6 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson P^ AT A£W >CXV /.\TS~?\A-.Q\a±. A.-*7^CA77^\ Wfjmm^t Y AH THERE 5 A .PESMCNC7 TELL V THEEE NEW JETS TOO BAT vve JAN T W _|^K_^^* 4Brsw TO SEE. IT PIT SO WjCh S'ARCri ARE TERR: RCMAN6LER.V NOW, STAY im NEW >ORK. 1235 words
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Miscellaneous152 1959-12-02 6 a;fjapur BORN today, you are adventuresome and seem to thrive on activity and excitement. You have vaunting ambitions and will go about achieving them in a most direct fashion. Yet you show a high degree of co-operative spirit and are known as one who can work out someone else's ideas152 words
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Miscellaneous287 1959-12-02 6 living. If caught In such an environment, make a real effort to break out of it at once. To find what the stars have in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. TOMORROW SAGITTARIUS (Nor. 23-287 words
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Article, Illustration345 1959-12-02 7 UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN I I MIL LAST WEEK. I HAD ALWAYS BEEN INTRIGUED 8Y... WHOLE-HEARTED EMMMISEMEVr XK the modern Singapore as vain as a peacock and is long a time to comb his is it lakes a turtle to lay eggs. that only «irls bother ir. You will find345 words
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Article390 1959-12-02 7 heady mysteries of a male His wavy hair. I had always thought that most Asian youths have straight black hair. But the recent appearance of wavy hair among the boys made me speculate. I wondered if the hair was curly because modern mothers tied the hair of the babv boy390 words
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Advertisement77 1959-12-02 7 AMERICAS FAVOURITE SOFT DRINK IN AN ENVELOPE *5» p' m -r^g -?z0 v_«y m im* c __V mmT^^^L^ m mmmmmmmm As Oc simple to make! OL AID pacaage ,nto 2 quart* oid watt* and iweeten with >k cups ml iugar and ittf. Dr a nqe Cherry Lemon Grape S^ The77 words
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Advertisement253 1959-12-02 7 the world 9 most experienced makers of focal-plane-type single-lens reflex cameras proudly present THEIR LATEST TRIUMPH mW^^^ TtmE mmTW W*~M*\ W> mVf^S^Smmm __K mmm NEW FEATURES Super-bright pentaprism, giving life-sue loterolly correal image at eye-level, now standard equipment. Optional lever-wind or knob-wind transport system. Focal-plane shutter, speeds to 1/500 sec.253 words
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Article, Illustration820 1959-12-02 8 CHECK THESE POINTS 4ND AVOID TEARS OVER GEARS THE power developed by your engine is transferred from the clutch to the gearbox where little trouble is experienced except from some of the following points after mileages of some 30,--000 miles, subject to proper handling by the driver. Cars fitted with820 words
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Article37 1959-12-02 8 may soon have JL the sweetest smel'inu buses in Canada. The Toronto Transit Corporation has annotineed a plan to prevent diesel buse-< from polluting the air by putting perfume I into their fuel tanks. U.P.I.U.P.I - 37 words
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Article, Illustration65 1959-12-02 8 HANDY FOR DRIVE IN A HURRY A BOON to motnr husbands asked \m "pop this in the box on your wa\ to th»* office" is this roul island pillar h<*\ re cently erected at one of Brussels'* busy crwtroads. It s handy 1 r pedestrians as well, as the roadPopper - 65 words
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Miscellaneous62 1959-12-02 8 C!rlH CARE /or »«w#r <; iCHEc.ErcvEew\ noaonpep I r*» ZZZ f a&Mu^*Z PLUGS THE WAV VOU TuAT PLUG :S Jgg .Y <~ V 4 \T J»W mm£C7kVOß> (^Vr 1 TJLP.^E THIS ONE IS/ CoHTFOCA MY^'.L. I rWT THAT SELf J_. peETTV O«LN y KAOiMOCAC, l^^&F ___T~> Bl£AC^£P JNPEI?STANPV~O*PA£-- WOO PD<?62 words
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Article, Illustration356 1959-12-02 9 FRANCIS BOEY - FRANCIS BOEY SAVLf PRESIDENTCOmWEm OF SUCCESS AT GAMES 3 OTHER PRIZES ALSO 'IN THE BAG' By fHREE golds, two silvers and a bronze are as good as in the bag for the Singapore weightlifting team at the South East Asia Peninsula Games at Bangkok356 words
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228 1959-12-02 9 I r the current Singapore etlng. j The handicapping of ment Park II in then *ir e er on the first of the present Singapore Turf Club meeting has a talking point since -,ht6 were issued. But the recent Issue of •-1 fteations and228 words
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200 1959-12-02 9 CALCUTTA, Wednesday. TPHE strongest women's badminton team ever to A leave Malaya arrived here today with a special mission. They are out to scalp India's women shuttle chaser, in the Asian Zone Final ol I the Über Cup tournament which starts at Jamashedpui tomorrow.200 words
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Article84 1959-12-02 9 Sports Diary RIGGER: R.A.F. Seletar v Nee Soon, Seletar; S.C.C. "A" v 75 Squadron R.N.Z.A.F. 2nd, Padang: Cheshires v R.A.F. Changi "B", Changi: 19 A.F.S. Regiment v S.E.R., Changi; R.A.S.C. v Royal Signals, R.A.S.C; 200 Provost Coy R.M.P. v R.E.M.E., Ayer Rajah; Johore Services v 443 8.A.D., Johore Bahru. SOCCER:R.I.C - 84 words
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Article87 1959-12-02 9 Ryder Cup golfers for S'pore THE British Ryder Cup captain, Dai Rees, and his team mate, Peter Alliss, are expected to arrive in Singapore by air from Australia on Sunday. They will play a series of exhibition matches here. Their first match will be at the Royal Singapore Golf Club87 words
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232 1959-12-02 9 RAMCHAND SELECTED AS TEST CAPTAIN OOMBAY, Wed. G. S. Ramchand, 32-year-'old all-rounder, has been [chosen to captain India »in the first two of the forthcoming five cricket Tests against Australia, it was officially announced last night. The team for the first Test, to be played in Delhi, starting on Dec.Reuter - 232 words
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Article24 1959-12-02 9 BANGKOK. Wed. The Bangkok Municipality was considering a proposal to introduce Greyhound Racing, the English-language newspaper Bangkok World reported yesterday. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article168 1959-12-02 9 Soccer idol booed off the field AFTER 26 years as the Soccer idol of the Argentine and with an impeccable record, 42 years old Angel Labruna played in his last League game befcce retirement and was sent off! The hero of 1.150 League matches and 457 goals, as well as168 words
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Article44 1959-12-02 9 Wally Barnes on the air tonight The former Arsenal and Walvs soccer player Wally Barnes, who' is shortly to tour South-East Asia on a lecture and coaching engagement, can oe heard in an interview in the English service of Radio Singapore at 10 tonight.44 words
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Article222 1959-12-02 9 Dealer: South Love all N. f J 10 0 7 5 3 v a O A iKiati W. Jmt aB4 3 a 0Q9420 A 10 6 6 OQIO 653 O J 8 7 4 J 4 10 *JJ3 8. ARO ?KJ 7 3 0 K 9 iAQ 6222 words
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Article, Illustration39 1959-12-02 9 Kelsey the Arsenal goalkeeper keeps a tight hold on the ball as he is tackled by Chelsea forwards, Livesev on left and Corthin* on right, in their first division league match. Arsenal won 3—l.39 words
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Advertisement121 1959-12-02 9 rcarven I ANDING FRENCH PERFUMES 0 EAU DE COLOGNE Z magriffe iiFdrk I* Y/& yyy\j rm robe dim mAmatm muss IV ■Ml diurimimatiag tastm S°'d 6jr millmmmlimm thmm* LEUBA WATCH CO. LTD. mm to**, sincapoac Hll •PAUL RESTAURANT 1 AKillab Ibrahim, J. B. Phone 2955 i i l Offices. Johore121 words
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Advertisement253 1959-12-02 9 MM for December is on sale now with a great $2,000 free entry contest IN THIS ISSUE WW mY'~^ \\mamm* E&M mLm?^ .^mWf?^^M^mm\ tm\ m\ Amm Ha'' v. V'4kPv c _____Lk Sx" l^ft ____l_^. _l_kL_. _H y^ v^^_l _^R BB__k _j j. fl >K ,^a_fl L, fl **^L V P^fl253 words
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346 1959-12-02 10 Malayan Mtailtvay announces a new time-table for .speedier service KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. THE Malayan Railway Administration yesterday introduced its new time-table for trains. It enables trains to make an earlier departure and arrive earlier at both Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. According: to a346 words
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Article155 1959-12-02 10 FRONTIER: 'GRIEF,' SAYS RUSSIA TtfEW DELHI, Wed. 11 The Sino Indian border clashes were described here yesterday as a "matter of grief" to Russia. Mr. N. V. Tsitsin. leader of a visiting Soviet goodwill mission, said: "You know the stand of the Soviet Government on your dispute with China fromReuter - 155 words
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Article29 1959-12-02 10 TAIPEI. Wed. Formosa registered an unfavourable balance of M527.684.516 in its trade with the six-nation European Common Market during the first six months of this year. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article103 1959-12-02 10 RIDDLE OF 3 -ACRE CRATER LEWIS, Wed. A large crater has suddenly appeared in desolate moorland in the south-west of Lewis, most northerly island of the Outer Hebrides. It is believed to have been caused by a meteorite. A gamekeeper said: "There was an area of between two and threeReuter - 103 words
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Article64 1959-12-02 10 DE GAULLE WILL BACK ADENAUER PARIS. Wed -President De Gaulle yesterday a>sured Dr. Konrad Adenauer of his the summit in oppo-. change in the latus o: We.>t Berlin, according to sources clo>e to .or. In Budape>t. Mr. Nikita ad he m red to go to the summ time and placeReuter - 64 words
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Article87 1959-12-02 10 C'WEALTH AIR MEETING? w The Minister oi Aviation. Mr. Duncan Sandys was asked m Parliament if he would undertake to give consideration to calling early in i960 a Commonwealth air transport conference in London with a view to setting up a permanent council of air transport development in the Commonwealth87 words
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43 1959-12-02 10 The Traffic Police said yesterday that no learner drivers would be allowed on roads hi the City area between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. throughout National Loyalty Week. This is in addition to the normal restricted hours.43 words
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Article52 1959-12-02 10 Arabs to discuss Israeli plan CAIRO, Wed. The United Arab Republic Government has decided to call a special session of the Arab League to discuss Israeli plans to divert the waters of the River Jordan for irrigation purposes. The Jordan flows partly through Israeli territory and partly through neighbouring ArabReuter - 52 words
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Article35 1959-12-02 10 2 4-HOUR STRIKE PARIS. One million French Government and public utility employees— from dustmen to air traffic control technicians have been called out on a 24-houi strike today to back claims for "a living wage."35 words
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Article277 1959-12-02 10 LONDON, Wed.— The world record price of $550,000 for a book was paid here by Mr. H. P. Kraus, a New York dealer, for the ''Apocalypse Manuscript" a life of St. John, one of the most beautiful illuminated manuscripts in existence. LONDON. Communist China has277 words
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186 1959-12-02 10 Resolution on Algeria in UN committee NEW YORK. Wednesday. pRINCE Ali Khan of Pakistan, chairman of the Afro-Asian group, announced last night that a resolution proposing French-Algerian talks on a cease fire and "guarantees" for a fair plebiscite on self-determination would be formally submitted to the United Nations main politicalU.P.I - 186 words
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Article62 1959-12-02 10 11/ASHINGTON. Wed.— Mr. IT Neil McElroy. the retir- ii:g U.S. Secretary of Defer, ce. said that the number long-range m: es>ed by the United Si and Russia was small." id a p: feruiee the Russians v outstrip the U: in missile produetii:. in the \t lhre« Congress «ti_H62 words
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Article46 1959-12-02 10 OARIS. Wed -M. Paul H Spaak. NATO secretaq general, told the seven-natioi; Western European Union ts* jUlllilf yesterday that Western world should ta the problem of aid to w developed countries, i:. th' face of Soviet communis! I I I46 words
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Article39 1959-12-02 10 R.LAP CHAR AGAIN CHINA TRADE I I frc I fl 1 ic: I I I I fl fl fl fl fl fl I fl I I fl I fl fl I garr;*or. -fl I I fl I fl fl39 words
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Article, Illustration78 1959-12-02 10 picture*. ABOVE: Finalists in the Miss Supershell competition draw their numbers for the Arts Ball parade at Raffle Hotel on Dec. 12. The winner is to receive a retain* 1 tract valued at 51.200. in addition to a cash awan SI, OOO and manyFree Press - 78 words
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Miscellaneous50 1959-12-02 10 Cinema Guide A II II II I CATHAY Phone *****. Last Train From C-in Hill 1.45, 4 IS. ODEON Phone *****: The Best Of Everyth.ni; 4 13, NEW ALHAMBRA Phont ***** Golden Mane 1 3". 4 .00. 6 45 At ODEON-KATONG. Phone *****: Today Onlv' Diary Of Anne Frank 230,50 words
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