The Straits Budget, 9 November 1960
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section38 1960-11-09 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYA’S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER JJev -ries 242. irnmmmmmmtmm _J* u a j* Lumpur, NovembeT?, 1060. Price 40 cents (Malaya) or 1 Shillinr t* 1 1 1 i i i38 words
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567 1960-11-09 2 S. WOODHULL - THE GOH MEMORANDUM AND THE S’ PORE T.U.C. S. WOODHULL Secretary, Political and Information Section, Trades Union Congress Singapore. VOUR editorial of Novem--1 ber 1, makes the improper allegation that the Trades Union Congress is evasive about Dr. Goh’s memorandum. On the day it was released to tne press the567 words
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Article452 1960-11-09 2 SYED JAAFAR ALBAR - SYED JAAFAR ALBAR Asst. Minister of Information and Broadcasting Kuala Lumpur. 1 REFER to your editorial of Oct. 31 and to the editorial in the Berita Harlan of Nov. 1 criticising a statement purported to be made by me last Sunday to the Central Province Umno division452 words
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216 1960-11-09 2 SAND PIPER - SAND PIPER Singapore. husjkd s bers have been dr.-.’ j k y the thought u 01 neighbours wi- Mate their radios j u u blast, has a jy j n her own haa, She could si; her tormentors by lasting them with a «>216 words
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Article85 1960-11-09 2 J. B. MI ■ ')RJ - J. B. MI R J Commissioner tjjj* tianl Kuan tan. I AM directed to refer to 1 your leading article entitled “More Tin Land in which the hope is expressed that States will galvanised into action w last.” You may therefore like to know that in85 words
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Article106 1960-11-09 2 A.FW. :. S - A.FW. .S f nt Royal f b f :V r Fly’ D Singapore. 'THE Royal Singapore Fly1 ing Club is probably getting an undeservedly bad name for low flying over the town due to the public mistaking military aircraft on authorised air exercises for club aircraft We106 words
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Miscellaneous33 1960-11-09 2 mm mmmm X Hlii M Hiu AURAL DfcVHOPAAgHT HAH •M rf* A >:<-■ r +y. b s rt A Wt --«J Vr4 >> THE Federation Government la considering a gigantic scheme for rural electrification—Hews Item.33 words
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Article594 1960-11-09 3 —Straits Times, Oct. 31 acmillan, not the most tic of Prime Ministers, n in Cambridge of the ta A sombre contrast in jnt( onal affairs to the f pj. nich seemed to prevail on ,rw months ago. The cor r will be all the more •jj sl—Straits Times, Oct. 31 - 594 words
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Article399 1960-11-09 3 —Straits Times, Oct. 31 Returning from the annual meetings of the Commonwealth Economic Consultative Council and the World Bank. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, the Federation’s Minister of Finance, has brought back with him an impression of shock at American and presumably also British—ignorance about investment prospects in Malaya.—Straits Times, Oct. 31 - 399 words
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Article595 1960-11-09 3 —Straits Times, Nov. 1 Why the Singapore T.U.C. should resist the idea of a rate for the job, as apparently it does, is a mystery which no trade unionist can hope to explain. But there must be a reason. The only answer which the Minister—Straits Times, Nov. 1 - 595 words
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Article378 1960-11-09 3 —Straits Times, Nov 1 Sympathy for the tin industry’s land hunger has seldom been wanting in Federal Government circles, and the Tengku’s remark at a U.S. Steel lunch about counselling the States to grant prospecting licences more liberally will be hopefully interpreted as meaning that they are—Straits Times, Nov 1 - 378 words
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Article649 1960-11-09 3 —Straits Times, Nov. 2 The co-operation of State and local governments with ihe Central Electricity Board in bringing electricity to the rural areas is an old theme that must still he plugged. The C.E.8., as Dato Spencer used to insist, is a business concern and has to—Straits Times, Nov. 2 - 649 words
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Article367 1960-11-09 4 —Straits Times, Nov. 2 The Indonesian Bill to nationalise the oil industry comes as no surprise. Draft legislation had been before Parliament since February. It is natural enough that the Government should have chosen for its inaugural venture an industry founded on one of Indonesia’s few developed resources—Straits Times, Nov. 2 - 367 words
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Article400 1960-11-09 4 —Straits Times, Nov. 3 The Ministry of Labour’s twelve employment exchanges are doing more business than ever before. The numbers of people who register, vacancies notified and applicants placed in employment have all risen and continue to rise. In 1953 less than a thousand people found work through—Straits Times, Nov. 3 - 400 words
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Article581 1960-11-09 4 —Straits Times. Nov. 4 Events have taken an increasingly ominous turn at the Singapore Glass Factory. The strike by some 600 men is now in its third month, but the length of the stoppage is by no means the most disturbing aspect of the dispute. A previous—Straits Times. Nov. 4 - 581 words
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Article339 1960-11-09 4 —Straits Times. Nov. 4 No matter how spokesmen of Kuala Lumpur Municipality may attempt to disguise it. the revision of assessments for rating purposes, now completed, was designed to help increase municipal revenue. Very few ratepayers will find themselves paying less next year. Most will be paying—Straits Times. Nov. 4 - 339 words
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Article212 1960-11-09 4 —Straits Times Chinese school teachers and managers from all parts ot Malaya will meet today in Kuala Lumpur to discuss tin Rahman Talib report. Since the main moving force at these discussions is the United Chinese School Teachers Association. which has heon concerned with finding fault rather than—Straits Times - 212 words
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Obituary53 1960-11-09 4 PERSONAL DEATHS WE HENRICUS. tn General Hospi ai Funeral 9.30 n.m. General Hospital to Cemetery rjemeiery DR. A WARTON loved father of Mi onssed away suddenb after recovery from 1 at. 12, Boscombe Rc.i. 15 Cortege will leave i 4 45 p m on 3 11^ -f the Holy Family53 words
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Article1082 1960-11-09 5 VERNON BARTLETT - iiV ARABIAN NIGHTS PALACE IN AMPANG ROAD.,.BUT ALONG THE OLD ELEPHANT WALK NO MORE BROOKIANAS OR BROADBILLS Every street has its new buildings and there is the growing Iwrror of Petaling Jaya by VERNON BARTLETT EVEN a blind man would notice that Kuala Lumpur1,082 words
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Article92 1960-11-09 5 fom the Straits Times of Nov. 3, 1910 i HERE have been tuo f more prosecutions at Penanu this week for eoncealine smallpox 1 I l*S 5 '<nclerpest has spread Singapore to the frontier and quaranhas been proclaimed. ver. cattle dealers uitli dealings in Penang arc reported‘ fom the Straits Times of Nov. 3, 1910 - 92 words
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525 1960-11-09 5 MALAYANS RUSH TO LAY HANDS ON LADY C’ KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 3 Lady chatterLEY’S Lover in unexpurgated form which had hardly any sales in Malaya a fortnight ago is now expected to become a best-seller. The representative of Penguin Books here Mr. Y. S. Tan. said today that he expected525 words
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Article269 1960-11-09 6 EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE FOUND WORK FOR 60,400 IN FIRST NINE MONTHS OF THE YEAR KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 30. rFHE Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, said tonight that the Employment Exchange had found jobs for 60,451 people during the first nine months of this year. He would269 words
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Article180 1960-11-09 6 IPOH, Oct. 30.—A new plan of the Ipoh Town Council area. sprawling over 31 square miles, showing the different rating areas, has been drawn up by the council. Different shades on the plan denote the various rating areas. This is the first time a180 words
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Article29 1960-11-09 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 30. The Rev. J.R. Schad of the Malayan Mission Council of the Presbyterian Church will •soon take up a new appointment at Swindon. England.29 words
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Article41 1960-11-09 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 30. —The Federation Director of Posts. Mr. D. W. Naylor, has retired under the Malayanlsation scheme. His successor is Inche Ibrahim bin Varshay. Mr. Naylor will leave Penang for Britain by sea on Nov. 1.41 words
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293 1960-11-09 6 Kota bharu, Oct. 30. —The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari, tonight told foreign investors that they would have to help Malays in the industries if they wished to “continue their business peacefully and for a long time.” He293 words
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259 1960-11-09 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Oc* T'HE Assistant Minister of Information A and Broadcasting, Syed Jaffar A!b. day told Umno members to "shun the P far as possible.” “Do not wash dirty linen in public.” he advised the Central Province Umno division at their259 words
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Article30 1960-11-09 6 JESSELTON. Oct. 30. Jesselton Town Board is to buy a Japanese concert piano costing about $3,478. It will be fully tropicalised and be delivered early next year.30 words
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Article185 1960-11-09 6 |>ENANG. Oct. 3(J Th t •Penang Social; t m... ,7 r Mr. Ooi Thiam Sitw night accused the .\ilianv Government of attempt'd to coerce the Press to in line by recently holding up for a few hours the Ymyau Siang Pau. a Singapore185 words
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Article28 1960-11-09 6 KUALA LUMPUK. Oct. 30 —The next meeting of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis Council will be held at Johore Bahru on Nov. 6.28 words
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Article299 1960-11-09 6 SINGAPORE, Oct. 30 THE chairman of the Workers Party, Mr. David Marshall, today called on the Government to name the ‘‘political opportunists and the party they belong to” who were said to be meddling in the strike at the glass factory in Henderson Road. He299 words
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Advertisement95 1960-11-09 6 Hong Kong Far East BUILDER Established 1936 A Bi-Monthly periodical of Building of Real Estate Activities in Hong Kong and the Far East. CONTAINS full accounts, plans, perspectives and photographs of new and projected constructions in Hong Kong and other ports. An indispensable source of information for all concerned in95 words
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Article240 1960-11-09 7 i CH PARENT SHOULD I! 1 VE EQUAL RIGHT TO BE CONSIDERED AS IILD’S GUARDIAN, A ECOMMENDS SEMINAR KUALA LUMPUR, Oct, 30. 4 nited Nations seminar here has made reA commendations on the question of the ctiobidy of children of broken marriages. The attitude of the seminar240 words
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Article184 1960-11-09 7 |)KNANG, Oct. 30.—A I hospital assistant. M: Tan Gin Chong, was not during a SI.000 robbery in his home in Barrack Road here tonight. Mr. I'an is now in the Ger..ra Hospital in a serious i ndition. l' < robbers -five yo iths. tv. > of184 words
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198 1960-11-09 7 pENANG. Oct. 30.—An Australian educationist, Mr. John Hunt, said today he was “tremendously impressed by the standard of English of Malayan students. "Those with whom I have spoken during my visit to this country can more than stand on their own against Australian198 words
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Article601 1960-11-09 7 SINGAPORE, Oct. 30 Lee urges them to be understanding over others’ efforts to learn language rpHE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today appealed to Malays in the state to look on with tolerance and understanding the efforts of non-Malays to learn the national language. “It601 words
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Article90 1960-11-09 7 SINGAPORE. Oct 30 Santokh Singh, a constable in the Singapore Har hour Board Police, collapsed and died at ids barrack.-, today after playing four matches in the slx-a-side hockey festival at Nee Soon A versatile forward, in* had scored for his team. SUB. "B.” against90 words
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Article196 1960-11-09 7 KEITH HOOPER - From KEITH HOOPER, Perth, Oct. 30 y VI’OR Onto Sir Clough Thuraisingham said cn is arrival here that Ausdia should send more ’iclents to Malaya under 11 Colombo Plan. Clough. with Lilly ’ar lisingham. is in Aus- ia on a three-w *ek d as the196 words
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Article44 1960-11-09 7 STTNGEI PATANI Oct 2i) Two assistant nurses were robbed of elothing and $2B cash last night. The two virls woke up this morning to find that their rooms a* the nurses hostel here had been broken Into The police are Investigating44 words
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264 1960-11-09 8 Up and up towards a six million tons production target IPOH, Oct. 3e. IVff ALAYA’S iron mining industry may make about $6O million more this year than it did last year. The country produced about $l2O million worth of iron ore in264 words
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Article222 1960-11-09 8 I/UALA LUMPUR. Oct 30 1Y Japan has offered assistance to Improve Malaya's road, rail, air and sea transport This was stated tonight by the Minister of Transport. Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir. on his return from a 10-day visit to Japan as a guest ol222 words
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Article42 1960-11-09 8 SINGAPORE. Nov. I.—University undergraduatas in Singapore have sent a resolution to President de Gaulle of France condemning the French Government’s actions In Algeria. The resolution was sent to mark the sixth anniversary of the outbreak of the Algerian revolution today.42 words
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Article86 1960-11-09 8 JESSELTON, Oct. 30.-Twen-ty live chiefs from all parts of North Borneo arrived In Kenlngau today to take part in the Native Chiefs Conference. which Is due to begin tomorrow. The Governor. Sir William Gocde, and Mr. BoresfordPeirse. the Kudat district officer, left Jesselton by railcar86 words
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219 1960-11-09 8 IPOH, Oct. ;i„ rPHE occupants of 32 houses on mining land m A Kampar have been asked to leave b- >!. Societe Anonyme des Estaines de Hint a mining company which owns the land. Now representatives of tne families concerned hn\e 'n219 words
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Article48 1960-11-09 8 SUNGEI PATANI Oct. 30—A 13-year-old girl, Chin Siew Eng. died in the Sungei Patani Hospital yesterday afternoon from injuries received in an accident. She was walking near St.. Theresa School when a car knocked her down. Siew Ei.g died shortly after being admitted to hospital48 words
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Article130 1960-11-09 8 SINGAPORE. Ocl. 30. Cup Day al the Bukit Timah racecourse loday saw easily the biggest turnover lor a racing day on the Malayan turf. A crowd of 22.041 staked an estimated $2,500,000 on the totalisator. the forecast tote, the two big sweeps and the130 words
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Article61 1960-11-09 8 SINGAPORE. Oct. 30-Brig. F.G. Hassett. 42. now commander of the 28th Commonwealth Infantry Brigade Group in Malaya, arrived here today from Australia He flies to Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday to call on Gen. Sir Rodney Moore, director of border security and other senior officers, before taking over61 words
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Article46 1960-11-09 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Oci 30.—C. Sathu, 48. of Kampong Loke Yew. yesterday pleaded not guilty in a magistrate’s court to railing hurt to R. Rengasamy with a parang on the night of Oct. 27. He was allowed bail ot ssoi> pending trial on Nov. 546 words
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380 1960-11-09 8 LONDON, Oct 30 MALAYA’S commission of inquiry into Malayan student affairs in Britain is nearing its final stages of investigations. The commission interviewed Malayan students in Bath on Oct. 27. It was questioning students in London the following day. Mr. JD. de Silva, first,380 words
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Advertisement44 1960-11-09 8 r i STRAITS BUDGET SUBSCRIPTION RATES I (Payable l Singapore Kuala Lumpur No postage I ed Maloyo Br. North l Borneo incl. postage Br. C'weolth foreign incl. postage United Kingdom Eastern Australia Only 5 by Express Arrfreight I m advance) 2 3 ihiiiihiwwiiiiimiimJ KMimtllHtNIMI.unMIHIIMIHlIHUUMIIIIItillHMMHNI44 words
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431 1960-11-09 9 i rRANClSCO, Oct. 30 Abdul Kahman today >kc of tne United ales as “good nds” •,r riving at S a n ■.cisco today for his oi the West Coast. Malayan Prime -st or told a wel- rowel at the air- c431 words
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Article235 1960-11-09 9 SINGAPORE, Oct. 30.— A British medical specialist. Prof. I.G.W. Hill, said here today he was Most impressed by the rapid pace of Malayani->-.it:on in the Singapore medical service in the last four years. Prof. Hill a specialist in ral medicine at the Uni*g r ity235 words
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Article110 1960-11-09 9 TKLUK ANSON, Oci. W. About 3,000 furi' families in the Labu ubong area will begin linn on 7.600 acres of Hi at Rondanor ponar. 14 miles from here, us week. 1 he Drainage and Irriga. 1 Department completed $500,000 drainage work on Miis area in record110 words
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Article, Illustration200 1960-11-09 9 I'LAI.A KANGS AH, Oct. 30. The town of Grik in Upper Perak unci it.s surrounding vi 11 agc .s yesterday mourned the death ot an old friend Dumbo, a six-year-old elephant which belonged to the Sultan of Pahang. Villagers came in their200 words
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Article73 1960-11-09 9 KUCHING. Oct 30. A society for the education and training ol the blind is to be set up in Sarawak A blind fund committee, part ol the Sarawak Social Welfare Council, has served the blind up to now The council has selected Mr. Frank Hayward of73 words
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408 1960-11-09 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct 30 Ex-S(Tvicvmon’s Associalion ol Malaya A has to turn down appeals lor financial help lrom many deserving members because of Ihc lack o! funds. Tin* chairman <>l the Selan- gor branch. Mr. A. Watson. I said that most408 words
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131 1960-11-09 9 KEITH HOOPER - From KEITH HOOPER: Perth, Oct. 30 THE Malayan Students’ Association has set up a A committee to canvass for part-time jobs for members during the coming vacation. Schools hero and the University of West Australia will close lor the end-of-term holidays in six weeks time.131 words
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Article97 1960-11-09 9 t'K I MKHTA.JAM. Oct 2b Two hundred men < No 1 Cornt>ai y. ),t I’ei aj i Pn 'I erritnri il Army took pnrt ii a n i inn out par id* and inspeeth n by 1 >1 Yenn Me hideej < hi i Mob a97 words
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107 1960-11-09 9 POII. Oct .{o.—The Minister of Justice, 'l'un heony Yew Koh, said yesterday there was no need for til Chinese to fear that tlie Itahman Talib education poll e y would wipe out Chinese edueation in .Malaya. lie was speaking at the open on; ol a107 words
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440 1960-11-09 10 KOTA BHARU, Oct. 31 rpHE Federation Government is now considering a gigantic scheme for the electrification of Malaya's rural areas. Announcing this today during a visit to Kelantan, the Minister ol Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. also said that440 words
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Article116 1960-11-09 10 SINGAPORE. Oct 31. Mr. Loh Heng Kee, deputy traffic manager has been appointed traffic manager of the Singapore Harbour Board. He .succeeds Mr. I. W. Freathy and is the first Asian to hold the post. Mr. Loh, 38, joined the S.H.B as an116 words
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Article, Illustration287 1960-11-09 10 MOTHERS INTERVENTION SAVES SLIP SINGAPORE. Oct. 31 CHOCOLATE munching Aisa Kawilarang, aged seven, almost let out a closely guarded Indonesian rebel secret here today. It concerned the present whereabouts ol her lather. X 0 A l ex Kawilarang. C-in-C of the rebels and former287 words
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328 1960-11-09 10 SEREMBAN. Oct. 31. Mr. Jrstice Ismail Khan, hearing a murder case today, asked a magistrate to stop the practice of offering tea to people who made statements of confessions to him. Mr. Tan Chin Beng. a gazetted second-class magistrate and registrar328 words
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Article33 1960-11-09 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct 3 —Sixty delegates from countries will arrive h< 4 on Nov. 7 to attend the 1 ternational Transport Wor ers conference at Plantati" House in Petaling Jaya33 words
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Article352 1960-11-09 11 PORE UNION’S DECISION UNTIL OIL COMPANIES, GOVT., TUC ‘RECOGNISE' IT SINGAPORE, Oct. 31. Tin Singapore Petroleum Workers’ Union iid today it will soon order all members anil .ipporters to wear black armbands “until tht muon is recognised by the three oil compjnirs, the Government and352 words
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286 1960-11-09 11 r I ALA LUMPUR.' IV Out. 31. —The federation and Singapore Governments today joint action to check the entry of vuvoa and children of non-citizens resident in her territory. Tin new laws, which come l v* »rce tomorrow, also lown on286 words
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Article29 1960-11-09 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 30. -The overseas radio telephone service will be extended to the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland from Nov 14. it was announced today.29 words
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Article169 1960-11-09 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct 31 VO changes are to be made x> at present to either commercial banks’ maximum rates of interest on fixed deposits or the minimum rates of interest for advances. This was announced here today by the governor of the Bank Negara.169 words
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Article30 1960-11-09 11 KOTA BHARU. Oct. 31.—Thu Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir lohari. switched on the first supply of electricity to the town of Machang near here today.30 words
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Article22 1960-11-09 11 IPOH, Oct. 31,-The Mentri Besar of Perak, Inche Sha’ari bin Pial, visited Batu Gajah today to Inspect rural development projects.22 words
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489 1960-11-09 11 IPOH. Oct. 31 THE mineral wealth of Kinta is still far from exhausted after three-quarters of a century of intensive mining. This assessment is given in the Geological Survey Headquarters's memoir (347 pages, including maps and charts) on the geology and mineral resources of489 words
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Article, Illustration205 1960-11-09 11 SINGAPORE, Oct. 31. TM’R. FRANK R. Armour, international president of H. J. Heinz and Company, one of the worlds largest producers of tinned food, is now in Singapore to study the prospects of introducing a new range of canned products to suit205 words
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Article, Illustration179 1960-11-09 12 IfI’ALA LUMPUR. Nov. 1 The Yang di-Pertuan Agong paid official visits to two key police estahlishnients today Federal Police Headquarters here and the Police College at Kuala Kuhu Bahru. As the royal limousine, escorted by five police motor-cycle outriders, arrived at Police Headquarters. the Royal179 words
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Article, Illustration196 1960-11-09 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 1. INCHE MOHAMED SOPIEE, special representative 1 of the Prime Minister, io to head the adult education section when he returns at the end of this month from his current tour with Tengku Abdul Rahman. The section was196 words
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Article46 1960-11-09 12 SINGAPORE, Nov. 1 Fortycight Thai soldiers and ',svilifsns returning from a twoweek study tour of Australia, arrived here by plane t>om Sydney today. The party, led by General T. Senivong. will spend a day in Singapore before returning to Bangkok.46 words
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224 1960-11-09 12 SINGAPORE, Oct. 31 A BRITISH soldier has been commended by the Singapore Police for the part he played in detaining a youth after a gang clash in Mackenzie Road five months ago. A letter of commendation, signed by the Police Commissioner. Mr. A. E224 words
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Article29 1960-11-09 12 SEGAMAT. Nov. 1 The Deputy Primp Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, will visit Segamat on Nov. 5 and meet members of the Segamat rural development committee.29 words
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285 1960-11-09 12 PENANG, Nov 1 OUSINESS or professional men, or employees of firms, are not affected by the new amendment to the 1959 Immigration (Exemption) Order which came into force in the Federation and Singapore today. “If they wish to leave the country temporarily all285 words
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Article127 1960-11-09 12 SINGAPORE. Nov. I In in k ambush laid on a »iorm> night, two constable .*.r rested a prowler as I"* was running out "i tin compound of a Irai !e" house in (ialistan A\cou«\ the First Criminal lh s triet Court was told to<i >127 words
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626 1960-11-09 13 HAGUE, Nov. 1 I i Dl I’CH Government circles fear that Tengku Abdul Rahman’s activities in connection with West Irian may undermine Holland’s position in the territory. over which Indonesia claims sovereignty. It is feared that the T nuku. as a result of hi>626 words
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Article, Illustration60 1960-11-09 13 T'HE YANG di-Pertuan Agong on Nov. 1 visited Federal Police? Headquarters in Kuala A Lumpur and the Police Training College at Kuala Kubu Bahru In the picturoabove he is seen watching women operators sending messages on two of the battery of teleprinters60 words
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111 1960-11-09 13 I/UALA LUMPUR. Nov. 1. A younger brother of the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, is among five officer cadets to go for further military training In England. He is Officer Cadet Abdul Rahman bln Hussein of111 words
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114 1960-11-09 13 I {UTTER WORTH. Nov. 1 The Butterworth Town Council last night decided to raise the present allowance tor its chairman. Haji C. C Ismail, lrom $2OO to SiiUO a month Other councillors. It was agreed, would be; paid a fixed monthly allowance of $(10. plus $2O ior114 words
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Article, Illustration894 1960-11-09 14 Two clash in the Sessions Court over ‘fishy’ share certificate evidence KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 2 rpWO lawyers debated a point of professional ethics in the Sessions Court today. The issue: Is a lawyer always obliged to tell the police if he knows a person has894 words
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Article, Illustration486 1960-11-09 14 GERMAN BLITZ IN S’PORE? THIS IS SHEER NONSENSE, SAYS ENVOY SINGAPORE. Nov. 2 LONDON newspaper report that Germany had successfully launched a blitz on “traditionally British spheres of economic activity" in Singapore touched off a storm in the German Consulate-General's office here today. The first486 words
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Article71 1960-11-09 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov A Colombo Plan forest rv >. pert from Australia arret'd today to help make th< deration’s sawmillinv tn< try more efficient He is Mr E. B. Huddle-' chief of the division of technology of the For Commission New Wales He will71 words
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150 1960-11-09 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 2. T1-" time had come for the education uthorities in Malaya to make plans for t he clinical College here to produce fully qua!: 1 architects, said the principal, Mr N A. K. Nair, today. He was speaking at a Rotary150 words
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268 1960-11-09 15 JOHN, 3 WAS ALL SET TO GO WITH PARENTS TO BRITAIN. SINGAPORE, Nov. 2. A three-year-old boy u a.v run over by a delivt van two days before iv was due to leave tor Britain with his purer t s. At a*. inquest today on the bov. A Irew John268 words
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68 1960-11-09 15 ALOR STAR. Nov. 2—The Kedah Government has approved a vote of $7,000 to be spent on general renovations to the Sultan’s 1951 model Rolls-Royce (cost 548.000 L The royal car will have a new look when the renovations are completed later this week.68 words
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Article41 1960-11-09 15 KUALA KUBU BHARU, Nov. 2.—Supt. Abdullah bin Hanafiah. formerly Chief Police Officer. Trengganu. has taken over duties as Commandant of the Police College here He succeeds Supt. T. K Brown, who will leave under Malayanisation soon41 words
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91 1960-11-09 15 SINGAPORE, Nov. 2. Dr. Alexander Warton Drage. 72, died at his home in Boscombe Road this morning, after a long illness. Dr. Drage practised medicine in Singapore and in Segamat, Johore. He leaves a daughter— Mrs. Felice Leon-Soh. Dr. Drage’s wife died 1491 words
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83 1960-11-09 15 ALA LIMPCR. Nov. 2. The inscription date “1960 will be placed on the Cenotaph here in time for the Remembrance Day ceremony on Nov. 13 honouring Malaya’s dead of two world wars and the Emergency. The date completes the inscription “1948-1960“ recording the83 words
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Article29 1960-11-09 15 KULIM, Nov. 2. The Sultan of Kedah will present medals to 20 social and welfare workers and Government servants at the Kulim Club on Nov. 1229 words
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Article19 1960-11-09 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 2. A $135,000 public jetty will be opened at Pangkor Island on Nov. 5.19 words
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Article, Illustration92 1960-11-09 15 f, (i 'E officer cadfts oi the Federation Army left l :tin on Nov. 2 to undergo further military trainIhe Mons Officer Cadet School in Hampshire. ey are (from left): Officer Cadets: Raja Ibrahim via Shahriman. Abdul Rahman bin Hussein. Adnan ’>dul Aziz. Ajit Singh—Straits Times picture. - 92 words
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Article, Illustration201 1960-11-09 15 po R T SWETTENHAM. Nov. 2.—Ex-lerrorist leader VVahi Annuar fabove) said today he hoped to get a Government job and that the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, had “indicated” he might ofTer him one. The former commander o? the all-Malay unit of the terrorist201 words
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Article65 1960-11-09 15 11*011, N’ov 1 Private Kenneth Watkins, 21. oi Co. RASC, Ipoh, was acquitted In ti»e Sessions Court iiere today oi causing; the death oi a tdrl '••■•'•list. Slat Lai Loon. 21, by a ncKlinent act not amounting to culpable homicide Siat was knocked down by65 words
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Article311 1960-11-09 16 IPOH, Nov. 3 rpiIE Minister for Lahour, Inche Bahaman bin Shatfisuddin, revealed here today three main points in the Government’s policy governing employment and workers. These were: TO STOP the drift of workers from the rural areas into the towns and vice-versa; TO ENCOURAGE the establishment311 words
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Article, Illustration370 1960-11-09 16 POLY STUDENTS: WE MUST BECOME INTERNATIONAL CITY TO SURVIVE SINGAPORE, Nov. 3 IMTR. DAVID MARSHALL, chairman ot the Workers' Party, today declared that Singapore's survival and future prosperity lay in being an international city and a United Nations territory. Speaking to Polytechnic370 words
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Article38 1960-11-09 16 IPOH. Nov. 3.—ASP Goh Swee Cheang. OCPD, Kampar, will be going on transfer to Malacca police headquarters as contingent administrative officer. He will be succeeded by ASP Waharuddin bin Haji Atrnad. from Kuala Krai, Kelantan.38 words
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Article39 1960-11-09 16 TANJONG MALIM Nov 3. Syod Mahadzar bln Syed Hussein has assumed duties as District Officer. Batang Padang, South Perak. He succeeds Inche Shoriff bln Hassan who has been seconded for duty with the Brunei Government.39 words
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Article, Illustration405 1960-11-09 16 FAREWELL TRIBUTE TO THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH BRIGADE IN MALAYA’S JUNGLE WAR IPOH, Nov. 3 'THE man who plan- ned and directed the final death blows to the terrorists in north Malaya in the last phase of the Emergency leaves405 words
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Article51 1960-11-09 16 TANAH RATA Nov civic, course for 38 Chi e leaders of new villa ’< Cameron Highlands wa- declared open by the District Officer. Mr. J. P. M Clitlard here yesterday. The leaders came to 1 today for the remaind r at the course, which will <"•51 words
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Article40 1960-11-09 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 3.—Honey, beekeeping equip) beeswax and bee colonies have been given pi> status. Other products given pioneer status in a list published day included prefabricated steel building frames seats and window regulators and arrow indicators40 words
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Article, Illustration332 1960-11-09 17 51' ilayanisation has 1 t medical it titute: Local i :n are untrained KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 3 it v i.AYANISATION has hit the Institute of Medical Research so hard that its re- ch work is now practically at a standsti) -id it will be at least332 words
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216 1960-11-09 17 Kuala lumpur. nov. 4—The Comptroller of the Federation Customs, Mir. G.J.G. Pitt, gave an assurance today that he would investigate any ‘•substantive*’ allegations of arrogance or pomposity of Customs officers if complaints were sent to him directly. He said this when commenting216 words
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Article100 1960-11-09 17 SINGAPORE, Nov. 4 —Eleven of 14 women arrested in a backlane off Desker Road during an anti-vice raid last night were today fined for soliciting for the purpose of prostitution. The 11 were Soon Kim Pian, Yip Lai Eng. Ang Chye Tee, Toh Kam Loy,100 words
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Article, Illustration258 1960-11-09 17 SINGAPORE, Nov. 3 DURLY British comedian Harry Secombe, of “Goon 13 Show” fame, said here today that he would be bringing his own show to Singapore next year. Mr. Secombe. 39, who arrived here last night from London by Qantas. is on his way to258 words
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Article30 1960-11-09 17 TEMERLOH, Nov. 4. Mr N. S. Maniam, public health inspector of Temerloh and Mentakab Town Councils has been transferred to Kuala Klawang, in the Jelubu district of Negri Scmbilan30 words
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406 1960-11-09 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 3. ASSESSMENT rates in Kuala Lumpur are to be halved to 15 per cent next year, it was announc- ed ioday. This reduction will oe more than offset by the newly completed revaluation survey which has nearly doubled406 words
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167 1960-11-09 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 4 THE Government today warned that pictures of the Yang di-Pertuan A gong being sold throughout the Federation were not official photographs. This announcement follows reports that youths were persuading ignorant people to buy these photo- graphs, claiming that they167 words
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Article252 1960-11-09 18 Tenants will be hard hit by revaluation of properties, warns association president KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 4 THE Selangor Property Owners and Ratepayers Association will meet next week to discuss the Municipal Council's move in raising the annual value of properties and making owners pay higher252 words
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127 1960-11-09 18 |POH, Nov. 4. The Army, the largest users of water in the Klnta District. (100 gallons a day per man), has promised to reduce consumption to help out in the present temporary shortage. This promise was given by representatives of the No. 2 Federal127 words
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432 1960-11-09 18 KUALA LUMPUR. 'lov T’HE Malayan Chinese Association has i x cided to keep away from tomorrow s bi» meeting: here of Chinese educationists v .j s cuss the Rahman Talib report. At a meeting here today the association r sident, Dato432 words
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Article60 1960-11-09 18 SINGAPORE. Nov. 4—The staff band oi the Corps of Royal Mechanical and Electrical Engineers arrived here early this morning to begin a month’s tour of Singapore and the Federation. The 37-man band will give public performances here under their Director of Music Capt. O. Birkin. from Nov.60 words
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Article, Illustration290 1960-11-09 18 CASH NO LONGER A PROBLEM AFTER BUILDING CAMPAIGN RUNS 3 WEEKS SINGAPORE, Nov. 4 T'HE big campaign to raise funds for the proposed 10-storey $1 million new headquarters iaunched by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce here three weeks ago, has netted more than $600,000 from290 words
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Article65 1960-11-09 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 4. —The 2,000 th Colombo Plan student in Australia, Che Ummi Kelsom binte Maidin, will leave for Malaya tomorrow after a three-year nursing course at the Royal Perth Hospital, the Australian High Commission stated today. Che Ummi will be in Singapore on65 words
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1030 1960-11-09 19 EPSOM JEEP - By EPSOM JEEP: Ipoh, Nov. 6 K|, J RUDDIN found the end of a long lane today when he won he 4.55 race at Ipoh and paid $79 on the win tote the highest div, nd of the afternoon. i1,030 words
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Article, Illustration43 1960-11-09 19 MR. T. P. ALLEN, of Port Swettonham, and Mitt Roto* mary Shallot after thoir recant wedding in Penang. The bride it the daughter of Mr. H. Shailes, chairi man and gentral manager of tho Penang Port Commillion.43 words
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274 1960-11-09 19 Kuala lumpur. Nov. 6. —The president of the Malayan Trade Union Congress. Mr. Lum Kin Tuck, today urged that the country’s 60,000 dailyrated workers be paid monthly. He was speaking at the Inaugural meeting of the Rallwaymen’s Union of Malaya. Boasting The new union274 words
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Article42 1960-11-09 19 PENANG, Nov. 6. The Westlands School will hold Its annual prize-giving and concert at 6 p.m. on Friday. Dr. N. K. Menon former chairman of the State Education Board, will address the pupils and Mrs. Menon will give away the prizes.42 words
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Article23 1960-11-09 19 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Nov. 8.—The Lady Templer Hospital Fund committee in Ulu Selangor has raised SI.300 from the sale of flags.23 words
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Page 19 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous56 1960-11-09 19 THE BIC SWEEP: Total pool $176,200 FIRST PRIZE: No. *****6 $47,860 SECOND PRIZE: No. *****4 $22,494 THIRD PRIZE: No. *****0 $11,486 STARTERS ($2,991 each): No*. *****2. *****9, *****9, *****3. CONSOLATION ($1,000 each): Nos. *****4. *****7, *****0, *****7, *****3, *****6, *****1, *****2. *****8, *****1. FOUR DIGITS (6056): 17 ticket* $112 each:56 words
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MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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Article1413 1960-11-09 20 RESEARCH ALWAYS IMPROVING A SUPERIOR PRODUCT By Our Market Correspondent NATURAL RUBBER is now fully competitive with synthetic. This is currently the source or the greatest concern to the Malayan sharemarket. In the it may be the source of the greatest satisfaction. The price of No. 11,413 words
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Article30 1960-11-09 20 RUBBER TIN (per lb.) (per picul) Oct. 31 88] ctt. $304.50 Nov. 1 87| cU. $304,374 Z 892 cot. $394,874 3 881 cU. $395.75 4 871 eta 8308.5030 words
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Article27 1960-11-09 20 The price of tin in Singapore on Nov. 5 was $396,871 a picul, up 371 cents. The estimated offering was 240 tons down 10. tons.27 words
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Article28 1960-11-09 20 Current Date of Total Total for payment payment for previous year year Batu Lintang 10% Nov. 1» 26% 40% Sungei Tukang 10% Nov. 22 25% Interim28 words
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360 1960-11-09 20 npHE recent decline was A halted during the week, aided by some resistance by over* seas, report H. C. B. and Co., Ltd., in their current rubber market review. initially, at the first sign of steadiness sellers held off, but the current lack of confidence360 words
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Article1226 1960-11-09 20 riC following list of* revised quotations was Issued by Singapore members of the Mala* yan Stock Exchange after their last meeting on Saturday (November H and L stand for highest and lowest for business done this year. INOUSTRIAU t I AIM BriO*. IXO JO Ords 80 1.001,226 words
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