The Straits Times, 28 September 1959
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Title Section17 1959-09-28 1 AVERAGE DAII.V CEBTrfriEfl SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1959 15 CENTS.17 words
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Article616 1959-09-28 1 HAVOC AFTER NIGHT OF FLOODS, LANDSLIDES Sea water engulfs town as waves smash breakwater f 1,000 dead as 'Vera' roars across Japan MORE than 1,000 people were killed last night in one of Japan's worst typhoons in history. Four thousand have been injured and another 1,460 are missingReuter - 616 words
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696 1959-09-28 1 Mile-long queues throng to pay their respects to shot Premier COLOMBO, Sunday. ALL roads in Colombo today led to Rosmead Place where the body of Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike, Ceylon's Prime Minister, who was assassinated on Friday, lav in slate. Crowds in mile-long queues moved slowly along to the Prime Minister's696 words
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Article42 1959-09-28 1 MOSCOW. Sun— A cotton plant which sheds its leaves as it ripens without any chemical treatment has been developed for the first time at the Karakpak Institute oi Agriculture In Uzbekistan, the Soviet news agency Tass reports. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article, Illustration95 1959-09-28 1 De GROOT WILL PLAY PIANO WITH ONE HAND lUX HAGUE. Sun. %bt Dutch concert pianist, AJfr. (or <Je (.root, has loftt Uir use of his t*tnt hand but intends to keep plavinf with his left. I Several composers will write special music which he will be able to play one-hand,Reuter - 95 words
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Article76 1959-09-28 1 'VICE KING' MESSINA IS DEAD LINGUAGLOSSA. Sicily. Sun.— Carmelo Messina died lin hospital here today aged 43. six months after being deported from Britain. Messina was deported ai March after serving six months in Jail for Illegally entering Britain and failing to produce a passport. At his Old Bailey trialReuter - 76 words
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Article49 1959-09-28 1 PEKING. Sun. Mikhail Suslov. one of the Kremlin's most powerful men. arrived in Peking today and declared that Soviet-Chinese friendship "is immortal and indestructible." Suslov who heads the Soviet delegation to the Oct 1 celebrations of Red Chinas 10th anniversary, was greeted by Premier Chou En-lal.— U.P.I.UPI - 49 words
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Article23 1959-09-28 1 JAKARTA, sun. The Indonesian national shipping company. Pelnl, has announced the opening of a new line on the Bandjarmaain-Sampit-Singapose route U.P.I.UPI - 23 words
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Article89 1959-09-28 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong continues to make good progress at Bungsar Hospital, a week after his heart attack. A medical bulletin Issued late this evening said: "Progress of His Majesty ts satisfactory." Yesterday evening the Raja Permaisuri Agong received several visitors at the89 words
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Article, Illustration610 1959-09-28 1 DEADLOCK— SO STC FACES A STRIKE SINGAPORE. Sunday. T<HE 3,000-strong Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union is to take a strike ballot on Tuesday following a deadlock in negotiations with the company over its bonus claims. In a circular to its members today, the Union's executive council stressed that the Union610 words
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Article49 1959-09-28 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Belgian I Congo. Sun. Police used tear-gas to break tin a denonstnition yesterday after- noon by African workers at 1 trie Belgian military base at Kltona. in the Lower Congo. jit was reported today. The demonstration started after the dismissal of some African workers. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article115 1959-09-28 1 Curfew in main Laos towns VIENTIANE, Sun. The Laotian Government today clamped a midnight-to-6 a.m. curfew on the main towns. Fifty-six French military instructor^ arrived In Vientiane this week to help train the Laotian Army. Members of the group said they had been ordered to Vientiane from North Africa. TheReuter - 115 words
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Article33 1959-09-28 1 LANDING ACCORD WASHOI nn ijtioii> rvpectffl U he hold M>on bctwei and v «*h> to tp to trj« h r.xohansp agree ment for landing CMMM uji ptean in Hrn enuntno VPT33 words
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Article37 1959-09-28 1 GETTYSBURG. Sun. President Eisenhower i invited Mr. Nikita Khrushchev to accompany him to church this morning but the Soviet Premier declined, saying that if he went he would "shock" the Russian people. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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268 1959-09-28 2 BEATNIKS:— 'GOOD CLEAN FUN' SAY MOST OF THE STUDENTS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Miost students at the University of Malaya here think that "Beatnik" eccentricity is good clean fun which helps to liven up the campus. Th* students here wore commenting on a report in the Straits Time.s that some third-year268 words
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381 1959-09-28 2 POSTAL AND TELECOMS WORKERS FORM NUCLEUS OF THE NEW SPORE ORGANISATION SINGAPORE, Sunday. npilF drive to consolidate the trade union movement here is gathering momentum with the registration of a new union expected eventually to represent all workers in the public services except the381 words
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111 1959-09-28 2 FRAUD RING WITH LINKS IN STORE UNCOVERED JAKARTA, Sunday. AN illegal ring indulging in "corrupt bank practices" with connections in Singapore and the Netherlands has been uncovered by the Indonesian police, Antara news agency reported on Friday. Three men in Jakarta and several others in Soerabaya. East Java, belonging toReuter - 111 words
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430 1959-09-28 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. WHAT'S the best way of Malayanising the top posts in the big commercial firms here? This question has become a much talked about topic among the big business executives in Singapore. THE REASON: A statement by Mr. K. M. Byrne, the430 words
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Article24 1959-09-28 2 JOHORE BAHftU. Sun.— Mr. J. Edington. manager of Tebrau Estate, has returned to Johore with his wife from a holiday in Britain24 words
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Article122 1959-09-28 2 Rajendra no date set for surgery fOLOGNE, Sun —There has so far been no change in the condition of six-year-old Rajendra Kumar Pawa. of Singapore, who is in the Cologne University Hospital for a delicateoperation. No date has yet been fixed for the operation, the secretariat of the suigical departmentReuter - 122 words
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Article, Illustration280 1959-09-28 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —A British soldier, who became a Muslim ana taught scores of British officers and )ther ranks to speak Malay, returns home on Oct. l on completion of his three-year tour of duty with the Federation Army. But Stan* Sergeant280 words
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Article40 1959-09-28 2 PENANG. Sun.— An American Buddhist. Mr. Dalian Stedlng, arnived here today to observe youth work in the Penang Buddhist Association. Mr. Steding. 29. a physiotherapist in Detroit, is on a six-week tour of Buddhist countries in Asia.40 words
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114 1959-09-28 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdu 1 Razak bin Hussain. will open an art exhibition at the British Council Hall tomorrow. The paintings are the pick of those submitted for the "Malayan Way Of Life" art competition sponsored by Lever Brothers114 words
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Article191 1959-09-28 2 "DOSTON, Sun. The 13 week-long mystery surrounding the death of 23 -year-old Chicago divorcee Mrs. Lynn Kauffman deepened yesterday with the possibility that some one impersonated her voice after her death. Two .persons .said they spoke to Mas. Kauffman through the closed door of191 words
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Miscellaneous34 1959-09-28 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby MOUrt lP" r >OU «MOULONT *2bLm2» «OUO*/ AM AC» tffnreC V witm a kiN<? \6OWCARO/ £C~ *>v «c \MASTING aiO I tdUm VOUtt«e*T CAPO* J fttXl'tL HBVEg IEAOH v34 words
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Article314 1959-09-28 3 Cordial talks on world issues WASH INGTON, Sun. United States officials were encouraged by the "good atmosphere" set at yesterday's talks at Camp David between President Eisenhower and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev. The leaders of the United States and the Soviet Union were believed to haveReuter - 314 words
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Article64 1959-09-28 3 MOSCOW. Sun— A fourengined Soviet Jet aircraft called the 201 with a crew of six reached a record height of 50.200 feet on Sept. 16 carrying a commercial load of 22.046 lb.. the Soviet news agency Tass reported yesterday. The agency said details of theReuter - 64 words
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Article, Illustration52 1959-09-28 3 THE SOVIET Prime Minister. Mr. Khrushchev, smiles a greeting at Hollywood to film star Shirley MacLaine, who strikes a can-can pose in return. Beside her are Mrs. Khrushchev and Maurice Chevalier. After watching the shooting of a can-can scene, Mr. Khrushchev railed it "pornographic" and "distasteful.—52 words
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232 1959-09-28 3 Nina sees a home in U.S.— and likes it WASHINGTON, Sunday. \|RS. NINA KHRUSHCHEV, left behind in aTI Washington during her husband's Maryland mountain conference with President Eisenhower, yesterday took her first look at a typical American suburban home in Maryland. She dropped in unexpectedly at the home of Mr.Reuter - 232 words
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60 1959-09-28 3 BEAT THESE YOUNG THUGS, SAYS FBI CHIEF WASHINGTON-. Sun. Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, yesterday demanded an "all-out counter-attack against vicious young thugs.'' "Parents who inflict vicious offspring on their fellow men deserve to feel the sting of public indignation and to face legalReuter - 60 words
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Article36 1959-09-28 3 BERNE, Sun.— The World Parliamentary Association unanimously adopted proposals for universal membership of the United Nations, scrapping of the veto in the Security Council and establishment of a permanent international police force.— Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article183 1959-09-28 3 PARIS, Sun. After ten days of secret talks in Tunis, the Algerian rebel leaders yesterday announced that they wili reply formally tomorrow to President* de Gaulle's offer of self-determina-l tion for Algeria once peace is consolidated. Despite a new series of bomb attacks and anReuter - 183 words
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304 1959-09-28 3 Indonesian co-operatives will take over village enterprises from aliens JAKARTA, Sunday. THE Indonesian Government today announced plans for co-opera-tives to take over the Chinese- dominated retail trade in villages, from which alien shopkeepers will be banned from Jan. 1. 1960. Most of the aliens j in Indonesia are Chi- jReuter - 304 words
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159 1959-09-28 3 ADEN GIRLS PUT THEIR BEST FACE FORWARD ADEN. Sun.— Six Adenl Arab girls marched into the offices of the Aden Chronicle last night and told the editor they would no longer cover their faces with veils. The decision to shun the veils was taken after SO Arab women held a159 words
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Article152 1959-09-28 3 Pope alters offensive prayer ROME, Bun.— The Pope yesterday modified the Prayer of Dedication to Christ, the King, to exclude all references to Muslims and Jews, "out of respect," according to the Vatican official organ. The original Catholic prayer was prescribed by Pope Leo XIII in 1899 and Is saidUPI - 152 words
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Article23 1959-09-28 3 LONDON. Sun. Britain's giant Imperial Chemical Industries is to supply Poland with polyester fibre under an agreement signed in Warsaw. —Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article51 1959-09-28 3 NEW YORK. Sun. Naval officers at Bayonne, New Jersey, decided that a plague of seagulls must go after a bird stole a docker's false teeth. Civilian experts dispersed the gulls quickly by using amplified tape recordings which pretended to warn of another gang of gulls arriving.Reuter - 51 words
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Miscellaneous355 1959-09-28 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE AM. 6.30 Oood Morning; 6.32 mewK'^aJS'sSStces Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; Kuala Lumpur 341 metres 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The Penan* 36< metres News: 8.05 A Date With Music: Ipoh 330 metres 8.30 String Song;355 words
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Article, Illustration60 1959-09-28 4 Mr. Peter Chan, well known motor-cycle racer, and his bride, the former Miss Juliana Lav, after their wedding at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Tank Road, on Saturday. The bridegroom i s the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yip and the bride is60 words
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520 1959-09-28 4 Big SIT shake-up: 72 quit or are given notice REDUCTION OF STAFF SAVES $1,350,000 A YEAR CINGAPORE. Sun. About 20 expatriate officers and 52 local officers of the Singapore Improvement Trust have resigned or have been given notice to quit in a major reorganisation of the SIT over the past520 words
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209 1959-09-28 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. GIRLS again walked away with the main prizes at the Chinese V.M.C.A.-sponsored interChinese primary schools elocution contest yesterday. The contest was divided into two sections a junior section for children between eight and ten years old and a senior section for those209 words
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Article51 1959-09-28 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Teachers Union at an extraordinary general meeting today gave .ts present management committee a vote of confidence. The committee was requested to serve until the next annual general meeting next year. The motion was carried by 109 to 74 votes, with four51 words
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Article43 1959-09-28 4 IPOH, Sun. The Kaum Ibu i Women's section) of the Perak UMNO this evening urged the strengthening of the Muslim law on prostitution and divorce. The Kaum Ibu also condemned striptease acts, and urged Government to ban them. I43 words
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272 1959-09-28 4 TEACHERS ADVISED: 'DO IT YOURSELF' Road crossing duty SINGAPORE, Sun. School teachers here have been advised against employing paid road crossing patrols for school children. The "Teachers' Forum." the organ of the Singapore Teachers Union, says: "It may seem a simple thing (or teachers in a school or a group272 words
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Article, Illustration68 1959-09-28 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. A PAP O Assemblyman, Dr. Lee Slew Cboh, and several party supporters were among 42 people who gave blood at a special session this morning. Dr. Lee said that most of the PAP supporters were giring blood for the first time. The Blood Transfusion Centre68 words
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129 1959-09-28 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. AN estimated 15,000 people attended the seventh Government-sponsored Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat at Katong Park tonight. The two-hour concert was held on a specially renovated stage. Highlights of the concert included a short sketch on the Malay hero— Hang Tuah —by the Sinar Bahru129 words
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Miscellaneous301 1959-09-28 4 Todays Singapore diary... t SINGAPORE JUDO CLUB: 6th senior judo practice 5.45 p.m.; Sto 5 p.m.; embroider;' class 11 Kyu to 4th Kyu 7.30 p.m.; ad- senior table tennis practice 6 p.m. a.m. to 1 p.m.; a to 4 p.m. vanced 8. 3d pjn. Y.VT.t.A. (Outram Road)- Ma- INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY301 words
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Article, Illustration1578 1959-09-28 5 PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN DROVE HER PREMATURELY TO GRAVE ..••••■■■iiiiiitiii i HONOURS AND GIFTS POURED IN FOR BRAVE LIGHTHOUSE GIRL ON the afternoon of September 7, 1838, the steamer Forfarshire, with 63 passengers including the w aboard, left the English port of Hull for Dundee in Scotland.1,578 words
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Miscellaneous169 1959-09-28 5 The Saint By Leslie Charteris Li m l Ahner By At Capp Dick Tracy By Chester Gould WT ""^i^H BH|^| V I NEVER ASSOCIATED TJ aTLOOK AT ME.KEMT. LOOK ME T CALL V3U» WCKEO 7" v-vg»- T| "T^-s;^P^™?r^TTADfV^^ I WITW BLACK SHEEP I f IN THE EVE. LISTEN TO ME.169 words
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Article67 1959-09-28 6 AC KNOWLEDGMENTS H Word* Sit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. YEO HAN 1.1. M thank relatives and friends for their kind attendance, con...i■(>:>■ messages and valuable on the occasion of their weeding on the 19th Sept. 1959. MR. A.F. ANTHONY and S.P. Sanda wishes to express their grateful thanks to friends67 words
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571 1959-09-28 6 The Straits Times. Monday, September 28, 1959. Politics And Violence Although the significance of Mr. Bandaranaike's assassination is manifestly political, its impact must be emotional. Coming at what one hopes is the end of a disturbed and unhealthy period in Ceylonese politics, the first political assassination in the country's modern571 words
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Article671 1959-09-28 6 Dr. Goh Keng Swee. Singapore's Finance Minister, left cheerfully for London a week ago in hopes of getting a $14 million grant for airport expansion and a like sum to meet the annual cost of maintaining local armed forces. While he is not returning with a $28671 words
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Article, Illustration908 1959-09-28 6 Kenya: The seven lost years PROBLEM OF RACE RELATIONS STILL THERE IN nearly seven years in h i s vast white palace at Nairobi, Sir Evelyn Baring, the retiring Governor of Kenya, has achieved some notable successes in his relationship with the various communities among the six million people. But908 words
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792 1959-09-28 6 THE BUSTED DAM ...AND THE MAN WHO ASKED FOR THE MOON-AND GOT IT! FROM TAYA ZINKIN...OF THE GUARDIAN BHAKRA (N. Punjab) India's showpiece, the 740 ft. high Bhakra Dam, has fallen a prey to politics. A few weeks ago water rushed into the hoist chamber of the right diversion tunnel792 words
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LETTER
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190 1959-09-28 6 Why I think this is such a futile fight I BELIEVE it is absolutely useless to blame the Federation Government or the public for not providing more money to flght T.B. and to upkeep the Per a k Anti-Tuberculosis Associations settlement or the Lady Templer Hospital Already thousands of dollars190 words
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Letter100 1959-09-28 6 "QTUDENT" <S.T. Sept. 17) finds fault with Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's statement that "Indian culture was still glowing like a jewel lv Malayan folklore, language, custom.s, court rituals, dances and music." Student's contention is that Mr. Lee was mistaken when he used the word "Malayan" and that Instead100 words
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Letter65 1959-09-28 6 JT is not correct to say (S.T. Sept. 19) that "by law. every company must have a secretary." Nowhere In the Companies Ordinance la it stated that a public or private limited company MUST have a secretary. It is completely silent upon this matter. Under the Companies65 words
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Article197 1959-09-28 7 Mr. S - Mr. S -by KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The People's Pro- 1 gressive Party has failed I to win the confidence of the people in Selangor mainly because it has been torn apart by internal troubles This admission was made here today by the party s secretary-general,197 words
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Article20 1959-09-28 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. A cultural, social, sporting and charitable club for Indonesians in Singapore—Perhlmpunan Indonesia was inauguraterl last night.20 words
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111 1959-09-28 7 $100 OFFER TO HELP BOY DOOMED TO DIE KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A rubber merchant here, Mho wants to be anonymous, today offered to give $100 to start a fund for Tan Law Thai, 12, suffering from a rare blood disease, "to meet normal expenditure while he lives." Law Thai, son111 words
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117 1959-09-28 7 JENERI (Central Kedahi. Sun.— As the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein was speaking here today, the cable between the microphone and the amplifier was cut. Tun Razak was speaking in support of Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl. Alliance117 words
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Article521 1959-09-28 7 DOCTOR AND HOSPITAL ASSISTANT IN CAR THAT PLUNGED INTO A WATER-FILLED RAVINE JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. A DOCTOR and a hospital assistant died yes- terday when their car veered off the road and plunged into a water-filled ravine near Gemas while travelling to Kuala Lumpur521 words
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225 1959-09-28 7 BIRTHDAY OF CONFUCIUS: REQUEST FOR A HOLIDAY SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Singapore Government has been urged by Chinese organisations here to make Conf urius* birthday an annual public holiday. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the Chinese Schools' Conference and the Singapore Confucian Association have made this request In a letter225 words
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Article, Illustration77 1959-09-28 7 Viscountess flies in on a visit VISCOUNTESS COBHAM VISCOUNTESS COBHAM. wife of the New Zealand Governor-General, flew in today 'by BOAC Britannia for a two -day visit. The Viscountess was met at the airport by Lady Goode, wife of the Tang di-Per-tuan Negara, Mr. R. L. Hutehcns, the New Zealand77 words
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53 1959-09-28 7 PASSENGERS ROB THREE TAXI-DRIVERS SINGAPORE. Sun.— Three taxi-drivers were robbed by their fares on arrival at their destinations last night. In all three cases at Sllat Road. Kheam Hock Road and Commonwealth Avenue, Queenstown the thugs threatened to stab the cabmen with daggers. The loot in cash, watches and pens53 words
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Article, Illustration198 1959-09-28 7 THAT MAN IN THE SWEATER AT LEFT: RECOGNISE HIM? SINGAPORE, Sun.— lf the transition from Eric MeUor, 26, English university graduate, to Harbans Singh, complete with turban and beard, was not hard enough to explain away, there now enters the problem of THE GIRL. For everywhere that Mr. Mellor (seen198 words
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264 1959-09-28 7 A YOUTH, HIS WIFE, HER COOKING POTS: A KAMPONG TRAGEDY ALOR STAR, Sunday. THHE tragedy of a young man, his wife and her x cooking pots was told in the Kedah Assize Court today. In the dock stood Yusoff bin Haji All 27, a trader, accused of culpable homicide not264 words
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157 1959-09-28 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Government is to take measurers 10 ensure that non-Mus-lims do not embrace Islam in order to marry a second wile when the new law on monogamy comes into force next year. The new law woMd provide for prosecution of tho^e who157 words
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Article23 1959-09-28 7 IPOH, sun. The Central Welfare Council has allocated $2,000 to the Perak Welfare Association for celebrating Children's Day on Oct. 723 words
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288 1959-09-28 7 Hundreds see wishing jar that 'never dries up' IPOH, Sun.— A water Jar, said to have the power to grant wishes, attracted several hundred people today from here to the former site of Kota Bharu 22 miles away. The excursion was organised by the Perak branch of the Malayan Historical288 words
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86 1959-09-28 7 7 addresses that don't need stamps SINGAPORE, sun.— Over the years thousands of people have contributed generously towards the Government coffers by mistake. Their mistake?— They keep sending stamped letters to government departments when postage Is unnecessary. Here are the seven addresses that don't require stamps: The Director of Posts,86 words
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Article48 1959-09-28 7 BENTONG, Sun.— Water rationing has been Imposed in Bentong— where not a drop of rain has fallen for weeks. Supplies are to be restricted to two to three hours each day The previous restriction lasted 46 days and only ended on Sept. 8.48 words
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173 1959-09-28 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. Malaya and Borneo, will be brought closer to each other soon when Malayan Airways begin operating Viscount airliners between the two territories. The airline is now making final plans to replace the present 24-seat. 145 m.p.h. Dakotas on the route with the173 words
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Article29 1959-09-28 7 PEKAN, Sun —The Sultan of Pahang today opened a new national school at Kampong Langgar. The building, costing $30,500 has five classrooms with room for 200 pupils.29 words
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Advertisement154 1959-09-28 7 PUCH SCOOTER SUCCESS IN THE ISLE OF MAN RACE li a recent gruelling 24-hour test of more than 4,000 miles of non itop driving PUCH SCOOTERS received the highest award 4 out of 5 Gold Medals. Thin in ri*nrinvittf/ proof that PUCH SCOOTERS are superior. Model SRA-150 with Electric Starter154 words
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Advertisement170 1959-09-28 7 ■l CHARACTERS d* V LICHT SMALL- ATTRACTIVE A f FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CUT THIS COUPON f* AND POST TO THE ADDRESS CIVEN BELOW: > PLEASE FORWARO FURTHER DETAILS OF Vf M THE NEWjZ^££ K> RT ABIE TYPEWRITER. I (T NAME..TTZ. I 1 ADDRESS X j Off ict Qppliancts 1 Lm170 words
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Article127 1959-09-28 8 THE CHARLATAN. By Chrta(inp Arnothr (Collins i5«.) HERE is a traditional novel with action, description and atmosphe: In a luxurious Pails flat the Grosjean family of mother, father and seven-teen-year-old daughter are locked in .smothering air-le-vsness. The mother Ls nf-urotic. the father loving but defeated,127 words
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Article255 1959-09-28 8 lovi wn iiu hum ii Nina Kpton. (Cassell, I SCHOLARLY history of love and lovers ■in France from the Middle Age.<- to the present day Amusing and a tribute to much research. -(•Ml \MI XI WING. By I Jones. (Collins. 215.). SMALL town life255 words
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Article, Illustration1130 1959-09-28 8 WITHOUT BENEFIT OF PROGRESS PRIMITIVE PEOPLES TODAY. By Edward Weyer. iltomish tUmflten. 63«.). MEN OF THE LIVING PAST PRIMITIVE peoples do not disappear quite as fast as anthropology overtakes them; once a tribe has yielded up all its secrets to the men of science it is perhaps inhuman to grudge1,130 words
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Advertisement24 1959-09-28 8 convalescence... 4& Jm mtz&' M Jliiflr Ddh ImM^i MW^ tArn t I I "T||,l|l Brand's BRANDS mmAmmd^^pM essence of chicken— the essence of strength24 words
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Advertisement574 1959-09-28 8 Amazing New Easy way to quickly give Pounds and Inches of Firm Solid Flesh to thin, underweight Men and Women don't be SKINNY! THE tll-IN-ONE CONCENTMIED FOOD "jj daVk SUPPLEMENT Of EASILY DIGESTED °J_7 BODY BUILDING NUTRIMENTS JMt Jj Vf- If Yor ark-thin and underweifrh: "^*r try this latest discovery574 words
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Miscellaneous198 1959-09-28 8 Strait? fimes Crossword ACROSS c It's profitable to make the tail 1 thC CalhedrlU A^iow'for Ptajb«. -it 8 J^pK^-SSS r»T. HfVaV music in an hotel a sr«rs sMi** Hra. about to tto 12 It makes baby sit up (*•>. 15 b lcket 13 e^rarfc 0 SS^gtan saint send, on. 14198 words
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Advertisement1688 1959-09-28 9 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (0 ADEN. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON A CONTINENTAL PORTS. i3ut Soot Sails S't-em Peking i u l°. l «5l1 lr*tit*ii, Ciatajow Sift 3* Oct 3 Tiiai Sett 21 antilochus Bremen. A'oam. L den, M'tu-f te*. 3* Teaay MENESTNEUS VSI Its, littttttl. DutHl Oct 1 Mt 4 Oct1,688 words
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Advertisement1289 1959-09-28 9 /ftjjg^v THE t LINES v-iiHitf a/ IsJvriT^YM 0EN > *EDSEA. MEDITERRANEAN. CONTIHENTAI A SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. |3|Vfe'Jll s so r p Sl>am Pw>n| "BOGOTA i) 2*Seft'4 Mt it 21 Sipt 8/ 7 Btt '<9MIIE& "IEUNBIA I 18/17 Oct Till Oct 28 21 Oct "SAMOA" a) M Mt/ 4 Nt* 1/ 81,289 words
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Advertisement1385 1959-09-28 9 [SJlT.n* THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. t> 23,7 N i* SINGAPORE (iKirttratel it tke Until K tglta) S LINES SAILINGS TO ABEH. U.K. A COHTIHEHTAI PORTS. BEHCLEUCH for H^bux Antwerp. London. S>M fnJn| Rotterdam 1, Part/M S11: M/ 2* Sift BENVENUE for Liverpool. Rotterdam le Pert/M Stft ■EHVORLICH for Red1,385 words
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Advertisement1302 1959-09-28 9 McAUSTER tli CO.. LTD. TEl> Nt.. 281*1 BIABBMAIB LIMB KLAVENSSS LIMB IOMON. HAMBURG. ROTTERBAM lUVtB IBS ANGELES SAN FRANCIBCB. I mil SEATTLE. VANCOUVER A PORTLAND and to* Canada ano USA North At.tntie font >cciiti» cargi fir Cntril 8 Still CITY Of RIPON Atitnci 1 Sport P S>im "f-i-i (RONXVIILF ll1,302 words
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Article1714 1959-09-28 10 Drop in commodity price By Our Market Correspondent JT was not a very outstanding week on the Malayan Share Market and there was only a moderate turnover which showed a falling off from the previous period. A depressing factor, particularly in the industrial and rubber sections,1,714 words
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Article21 1959-09-28 10 Malayan Share Market: Sept. 26 Sept. 25 Industrials: 97.11 97.01 Tins: 117.28 117.09 Rubber*: 146.44) 146.36 Jan. 1 1955=1»0.21 words
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Article319 1959-09-28 10 Thr Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported on Saturday, Sept. 26: "All sections were generally quiet and the turnover was small." Singapore brokers reported the following business Industrials: Con. Tin Smelt ords 375. 6d.; Praser and Neava orris $148 cd cb; Gammon $1.91 (OL. R), $1.93 (D); M. Cement319 words
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Article63 1959-09-28 10 r»«er and Nwn or*». if. Brrweriri f. Collieries (antau unifpi Bidoi I Includes bonus. Interim. urrcni payment 11 cto.t IS cU.t 25 cU.t I5 r r* A3d. D*teof payment Nov. 7 Not. 7 Oct. 29 Oct. 28 Oct. 16 Total for ye*r 17 cts. 27 eta. 25 cts.63 words
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Article1168 1959-09-28 10 FFHE following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Saturday (Sept. 28). H and L stand for highest and lowest prices for business done this year. ■ET TO PUItIMS I eel cam capital isstt I itil mhMNfMj1,168 words
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Article573 1959-09-28 10 COR the first time since July 27 the price of rubber In Singapore or. Friday dipped below the dollar level to 99 5/8 cents lor October first grade However, it improved to SI at the close and was still at this level when the market closed at573 words
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Article132 1959-09-28 10 Very little business was reported done in pepper in the Singapore Chineae Produce Exchange last week. Pepper prices closed on Saturday as follows: Muntok white $163, Sarawak $162 (both down $2). special Sarawak black $103. garbled Lampong black $103 (both down $n. Copra closed at $39.- for UK/AP - 132 words
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Article29 1959-09-28 10 Tin Rubber (per picul) (per 1b) Sept. >1 $3»9 62' i SLOP, 22 $399.00 $1.02', 23 .-.399.00 $1.01 M j398.00 $I.ol 'i 25 5598.37.. $1.00 26 $398.1229 words
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Advertisement1223 1959-09-28 10 4 a«,^r U\ £a^ jK \hXlinej Express U.S.A. Pacific Atlantic Coast Sarvlaa T E.T.A. E.T.A. |)m P f-am Ptnanf H'konf I. Angeles Hew York "■•■*l«i lit Call 74/JS Oct 2» Oct 27 Ott 2U Call MM Oct IMI >< NM II Ht noun Wsra" Ut Call 24 H Nt« M1,223 words
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Advertisement303 1959-09-28 10 t^ THE (SSai 3URMA FIVE STAR LINE EASTIOWND WESTMVND FrstJ Banna Parti Fran Jatm Ptrti 1 Hang Hast uadisf far Hint Kaag I Japia laaa-iag fat ttrtia Parts »»AIUAMA" -MICBABL JEBSEN" p en ang P. Shan. Sport Singapore Penang Mswt/2 Oet ABENTS: £ESfi2& l «22 i 2! l S B303 words
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Advertisement474 1959-09-28 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR APPLICATIONS are invited lor appointment to Lectureships or As.sistnnt Lectureships in the following Departments of the University of Malaya In Kuala Lumpur:- Botany, Chemistry, Economics. English. Geography. History, Indian studies, Malay studies. Mathematics and Zoology. Further particulars are obtain»bl> from the Registrar,474 words
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Advertisement1694 1959-09-28 11 NOTICES ROAD CLOSURE St«c»ließ/Kasßß*ag Bwvan Bass', The road at the Level Crossing at Railway Telegraph Post No. 69/15 over the Stephen/ Kampong Boyan Road will be closed for repairs to track on 29.9.59 between the hours of 6.00 p.m. and 6.00 ajn. the following morning. Road vehicles wIU be permitted1,694 words
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Advertisement795 1959-09-28 11 NOTICES NOTICE The public is hereby informed that application for visas to Vietnam will be accepted as from September 28. 19M, between: 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon dally. (except Sundays and public holidays) Applicants for visas could forward their application forms duly completed to the Consulate of Vietnam (Visa Section),795 words
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Advertisement845 1959-09-28 11 Jl ■■■■■■■■Ih (CenUnoed from Page SITI ATIONS VACANT IS Words SS (Mum.)— Sox St ett. txtrm TEACHER WANTED for Upper Secondary Classes. Apply P.O. Box 291 Ipoh. WANTED Experienced Tapping Kap.iUt particulars and copies of References to Box No. A 9535 S.T. XX. CHINESE NURSE RECEPTIONIST required urgently for Doctors845 words
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Advertisement842 1959-09-28 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Words Si {Mm.) Box M cis. tmtrm ROOMS TO LET for bachelors only In Sennett Estate. Apply P.O. Box 1619. Singapore. ROOMS $30/- (small) $45 (big) Macpherson/ Upper Aljunled Road. Tel: ***** Singapore 4-6 p.m. 90 to 94 KOON SENG ROAD near Choon Guan School, MS. suitable842 words
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Advertisement762 1959-09-28 11 ACCOMMODATION WANTED it Words $S (Mm.) Box SO cU. txtrm IMMEDIATELY WANTED. 4 Furnished, Unfurnished/Detached, Semi-detached Bungalow Houses > along Buklt Tlmah area for European families. Tel: Spore *****.1 Kartar Singh. GODOWN SPACE WANTED 2* Words Si (Min.)— Box S0 ctt. txtrm WANTED TO BUY or rent go- down preferably762 words
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Advertisement867 1959-09-28 11 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES It Words SS (Mtn.)-Box St cU. txtrm WOOLLEN PIBCE-OOODB Italian Carpets Bed-covers suits Novelties Whole Sale prices. Paris Silk Store. 17 Stamford Road, Singapore. Telephone *****. WANTED M Words SS (Min.)— Box St ctt. .Mtrm REQUIRED One set of old or new track chain for BuUdoser HDI4. Please867 words
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Advertisement743 1959-09-28 11 FOB SALE M Words U (Min.)— Box M ctt. txtrm SAXOPHONE Make Salmer Mk VI (Alto) 4j SML (Tenor) in excellent condition. Best offer f cures. Contact Mr. Lee. 1, Jelutong Road Singapore Telephone *****. ALMOST NEW Refrigerator Leanord 8 cv. ft good teak furniture, wardrobes. Dressing tables, d, table,743 words
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Article, Illustration670 1959-09-28 12 GHANFS ABLE LEADERSHIP INSPIRED S'GOR TO CUP TRIUMPH A MALAYA Cup soccer final wihtout incident or controversial goals. This is the verdict, alongside unstinted praise for Selangor for their 4-0 victory over Perak at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday, that will go into the records of the 33rd match inLim Yaw Chong - 670 words
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Article34 1959-09-28 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. South Johore Rugby Football Cltib beat Royal Signals by 23 points (two goals, a penalty goal and three tries) to 16 (two goals and two tries) here yesterday.34 words
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Article24 1959-09-28 12 JOHANNESBURG. Sun. Geoff Chubb, who toured England with the 1951 Springbok team, was yesterday elected president of the South African Cricket Association. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article339 1959-09-28 12 SINGAPORE, Sunday. OEYLON Sports Club of Singapore entered the final of the All-Malayan Ceylonese cricket tournament when they scored a six-wicket win over Negri Sembilan at Balestier Road today. The match ended shortly after tea. All-Malaya bowler Stan Nagaiah of Singapore with a brilliant spell of339 words
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77 1959-09-28 12 lIOH, Sun. SelangorI trounced Kedah by 7 matches to nil to become North Zone champions of the inter-state women's badminton competition for the Heah Joo Seang Cup at the St. John Ambulance Hall Hall here tonight. Last 'night Kedah beat Perak by 4-2. Selangor77 words
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Article18 1959-09-28 12 TAPAH. Sun. Clifford School. Kuala Kangsar. beat Government English School. Tapah, 5-1 at hockey here yesterday.18 words
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241 1959-09-28 12 SPURS HELD TO DRAW BUT STAY IN THE LEAD LONDON, Sun. POSITIONS at the top of 1 the First Division remained unchanged after yesterday's English football league programme, which contained few shocks, but the unbeaten leaders. Tottenham Hotspur, had to fight hard for their 1-1 draw against Leicester City. WolverhamptonReuter - 241 words
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Article1048 1959-09-28 12 r w o l r a Ft Tottenham 10 5 5 025 11 15 Wolves 10 6 2 2 31 17 14 Arsenal 10 6 4 1 17 10 14 Burnley 10 7 0 3 22 17 14 Blackburn 10 5 2 3 19 12 12 West Ham1,048 words
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Advertisement167 1959-09-28 12 THROAT? A rßeach for Listerine, QUICK! That first sore or scratchy Jm W? feeling in your throat is a Si M r warning reach for Listerine! A Wt Gargle Listerine full-strength fm every few hours until your frt Jp jM cold symptoms disappear. *c^MS^\ Listerine Antiseptic kills germs J J\m|167 words
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Advertisement408 1959-09-28 12 Singapore business houses may start hockey tournament i Oehlerssaid: "We certainBy F. SALAHUDIN ly welcome the business houses to start their own S~INGAPORE, Sun. league competition, but such Singapore hockey tournaments should hot players will have their £gg£, with sha busiest season ever if He pointed out that if the408 words
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Miscellaneous99 1959-09-28 12 VJKTdiary/ SINGAPORE: Soccer SAFA Senior Cup Kota Rajah v Stable Boys. Jalan Besar (5.15): Junior Cup SRC v Darul AXlab "A- P N ground. Rot-by: SCC "B v 19 AFSR,' padang; Ch* Blacks v University, Bulcit Ttmah; SRC v RAP Seleur "A". SRC padang. Hock>y: SHA League Div. 1SCRC v99 words
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Article27 1959-09-28 13 TOKYO. Sun. The Combined Oxford-Cambridge Rugby tourists today beat All-Japan by 54 points to 6 at Osaka. The Universities led 21-3 at half time. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article27 1959-09-28 13 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. A South African team yesterday cut the British Empire 880 yards relay record by one second, clocking one minute 23.9 sees. here. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article24 1959-09-28 13 EDINBURGH. Sun. Holland beat Britain by one point 93 to 92 in a thrilling two-day swimming international which ended here yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article1590 1959-09-28 13 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By Ipoh, Sunday Toledo takes the main sprint to complete 'double 9 SHAW Stable's Pinkson won the Class 2 trophy race over 1] miles here today. Pinkson started favourite after stable-mate Picture Fan II was withdrawn on the course. The four-year-old was ridden by Merv1,590 words
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Article96 1959-09-28 13 CYDNEY. Sun. Umpires implementing Australia's exper mental cricket rule* on dragging and throwing for the first time yesterday, no-balled seven bowlers when the district cricket season opened here. All B*vcn bowlers were called for dragging. Test off-spinner Jim Burke was no-balled three times whan bowling for NorthernReuter - 96 words
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600 1959-09-28 13 CARTHUSIAN II AND POLLY SLIPPER DEADHEAT FOR 3rd PLACE IN RACE 8 carr 7.6 (688—241) Ng 4 (7) OALLANT TURK 8.2 carr 7.9 (291—184) Leong 5 (3) GREY COURT 7.8 carr 7.6 (317—161) Subian 6 (2) WINTERDRINA 7.8 carr 7.10 (181— 127> Dragon 7 (8) KAI AMAZOO 9.0 (668—240) Forte600 words
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Article164 1959-09-28 13 LOtnXSN, Sun. Results of; yesterday's Rugby Union results wer»: Ouy's Hospital 0 Blackheath 22. Harlequins 18 Leicester 11, London Irish 21 St. Thomas's Hosp. 0. O. If, Taylor 12 London Scottish 15.1 Old Paulines 6 Old Cranlelghans l I 11. Richmond U Bedford 8. JRosslyn 7Reuter - 164 words
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Article60 1959-09-28 13 J TOTAL POOL $206,600 No. *****7— $56,980 No. *****4— $26,781 No. *****7— $13,676 Startm ($1,424 each) Noi. *****4. *****1. *****5. *****3, *****0. *****6. *****5. *****1, *****2. *****7. Consolation ($1,000 each): Not. *****8. *****0. *****6. *****7, *****6. *****4, *****1. *****4. *****8. *****8. Number* forecast pool (27) $70 for60 words
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Advertisement225 1959-09-28 13 ORIENT THE OILY DIE-CAST FAI MABE IN INDIA 2 YEARS GUARANTEE ALL SIZES AVAILABLE ON HIRE PURCHASE C.,lm 1 Table Fan* tor lii«»«f Down Mowthty •o C/r.R $io/- (BEr--54" C/Fan SI 2/- -48 C/F.ii $]1/. M" C/F«i $10/- $7/- M Ratal.** tm I^^W Table and Pedestal Fans 14" t 16"225 words
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Advertisement213 1959-09-28 13 Kw m^Bkk. _^dm^HaLamM4VmVV ill amßiemPV^Fw^^^^^%Bmß JSB MM I'^mfcm^m^m^EE ilmfc^fe~-_i^^' Jm^^mVX mW L^B ■^■VAmWPCx*^- 'HmV vV^mß TTPc CM Lister Engineering Ltiy HiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiinmri gjlQfc*. "EASTERN BUILDING" CONSTRUCTIONS UNDER PROGRESS, COMPLETION EARLY 1940. Situated at the (unction ot Amber Rood/Mayer Road. Next to the Sea View Hotel and Fronting the Sea-Side. PROSPECTUS and213 words
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208 1959-09-28 14 Tories and Labour fight for votes of pensioners T ONDON. Sun. As J campaigning for the Oct. 8 general election enters its last iO-day stretch. Britain's main political parties •ire stepping up their propaganda on hard cash issues. Both (Conservative and Labour parties are bidding for the support of Britains208 words
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Obituary133 1959-09-28 14 MRS. CHEW BOON JUAN .Nee Goh Lean Keet passed away peacefully at 12.35 pm on 27 959 at her residence. 4 Gurney Drl\f, Penang. Funeral on Tuesday 29th September 1959 at 2 p.m. MR. S. SOLOMON, beloved husband of Lizzie (nee Jansen). passed away 27-9-1959. Funeral will take place133 words
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Obituary21 1959-09-28 14 IN LOVING MEMORY of late Chla Too Fook died en 28-9-56. Inserted by his loving wife, children -"id erandchlldren.21 words
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381 1959-09-28 14 TONE IS GOOD AND A VITAL STAGE HAS NOW BEEN REACHED IN THE DISCUSSIONS (JKTTYSBURG. Sunday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev began their final round of talks here today. A United States spokesman gave the impression that a vital stageReuter - 381 words
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Article23 1959-09-28 14 WASHINGTON. Sun.—President Tito of Yugoslavia has quietly suggested an exrhange of visits with President Eisenhower, informed I sources said here today.23 words
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283 1959-09-28 14 TAN TALKS WITH WORLD BANK OFFICIALS AROUND THE WORLD... IN BRIEF The soaring cost of strikes in Britain WASHINGTON. Sun.— Mr. Tan Siew bin, the Malayan Finance Minister, conferred today with officials of the Far East Division of the World Bank. Later toaay. he was to meet the President, and283 words
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464 1959-09-28 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. 0 Former Malayan Thomas Cupper Ong Poh Lim and Omar Yahya entered the men's doubles final of the Singapore national badminton championships at the badminton hall here today. They qualified by scoring a surprise 8-15. 15-9. 15-11 win over464 words
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218 1959-09-28 14 SINGAPORE. Sun— ln thrilling final C. H. Fell won the Royal Singapore Golf dub championship when he bent F. U. Turner, the favourite, on the 36th green at Slme Road today. Turner began well In the mornIng and was three up after nine218 words
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Article61 1959-09-28 14 100 miles only two finish SINGAPORE. Sun— Cpl. Ted Coates. 23-year-old Seletar star cyclist, won the gruelling Far East Air Force 100-mile time trial in 4 hrs 53mln OSsec from 14 rivals at Buklt Timah this morning. LAC. Oerard McCarten (Changl) was the only other competitor to complete the course.61 words
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Article512 1959-09-28 14 OINGAPORE. Sun— Gan Eng Joo (men) and Foo Siew Lan (women 1 finished champions of their respective sections at the Tigers Swimming Club's annual 1 championships at Pasir Panjang yesterday. Results were: FREE STYLE 240 yds (men) 1. Gan Eng I Guan, 2.512 words
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241 1959-09-28 14 Now pro -Red Chinese are feeling pinch in Indonesia pRO-COMMUNIST Chinese in Indonesia. who applauded the Government's antiKuomintang campaign last year, are now having troubles of their own. When the Government accused the socalled Kuomintang Chinese of aiding the rebels early last year and began a campaign to rid the241 words
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166 1959-09-28 14 By CHARLES R. SMITH JAKARTA, Sunday. While this and other decrees are not directed at the Communist Chinese specifically, as the previous measures wore towards the Kuomintang, there can be no doubt they are meant to affect the Communists also. Travel ban The Trade Ministry decree, for instance, scut the166 words
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Advertisement270 1959-09-28 14 Hate CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMEHTS JUSTICE: At Pennng Maternity Hospital on September 26. 1959, to Violet and Malcolm Justice a son— a brother for James. ANNOUNCEMENT BAN HOE SENG I td.. 62-64 Bel- I field Stree Ipoh. w<U be closed' on Tuesday. 29th S»'>;iember. 1959. i as a mark of respect to270 words
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Advertisement168 1959-09-28 14 the board you can |xJH| trust for so many V JLS ««'r 0* WENWC MAN-MADE VttmtH "^C^^ -«eMui»iifrt»*«jo6. for hod-bearmf jf t tpcce-fillmg WE Y ROC boards V 4', f J 4* and i* thick, will always servo you well. _^^r Natural Weyroe cokes all normal finishes roadily. for extra168 words
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