The Straits Times, 5 October 1959
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Title Section21 1959-10-05 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 fiat*"* 1 fie***** 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1959 15 CENTS.21 words
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Article661 1959-10-05 1 RUSSIA PUTS A PLATFORM INTO ORBIT NEAR MOON Transmitters will flash data on cosmos back to earth It will be controlled by radio from earth MOSCOW, Sunday. RUSSIA announced today that it had established a space station in the region of the moon. The announcement, broadcast by661 words
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944 1959-10-05 1 MALAYA'S EXAMPLE TO THE WORLD OENANG. Sun.— The Prime Minister, T*ngku Abdul Rahman, said today that a country like Malaya was not easy to administer. "With the plurality of races and creeds so used under the British administration to thinking in terms of944 words
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Article, Illustration52 1959-10-05 1 TEO CHOI KENG. 26. told that her husband is dead. pleads hysterically: "Let me die. too." She is seen nere being restrained by a friend or relative (with arms round her neck). A CROWD gather to watch police remove the body of Ng Yon* Kirn. Straits52 words
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Article236 1959-10-05 1 Stop threats to India Nehru NEW DELHI, Sunday. MR. NEHRU, the Indian Prime Minister, has told Communist China in a 10.000-word letter that no discussion on the Sino-Indian border dispute could be fruitful unless Chinese-held outposts in Indian territory were evacuated "and further threats and intimidation cease." The letter, to236 words
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Article, Illustration204 1959-10-05 1 CLERK WHO FEARED THUGS FALLS TO DEATH FROM FLAT SINGAPORE, Sun. A bank clerk who feared he would be beaten up by thugs fell to his death from the fourth floor of the "suicide flats" in Upper Pickering Street today. The man, Ng Yong Kirn. 32. was heard playing cheerfully204 words
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208 1959-10-05 1 SOEKARNO: ARMY HAS NO PLACE FOR POLITICS JAKARTA. Sun. President Soekarno today issued an order of the day to the Republic's armed forces reiterating that they adhered to no political ideology. Mr. Soekarno .who is Supreme Commander, as well as Prime Minister of Indonesia, said the armed forces existed solelyReuter - 208 words
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140 1959-10-05 1 Nik leaves Peking: 'Friendly talks' PEKING, Sun. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev left here by air for the Soviet Union today after a seven-day visit. Mr. Khrushchev was accompanied by his For elg a Minister, Mr. Andrei Gromyko and Mr. Mikhail Suslov Secretary of the Soviet ComJ munlst Party's central committee. He140 words
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Article26 1959-10-05 1 KOWLOON FIRE KILLS THREE HONG X"M, mjd t k;i>t three pc*>i>l<were killed. S3 injnrtd and 4~°'O made hornby four firrs on Kowloon PeninMila today.26 words
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Advertisement54 1959-10-05 1 PATEK PHILIPPE The Master Watchmaker* of Genera An extraordinary record. In the most disputed vis watch catenary. Patek Riillppe he» obtained the highest mark 55.42. evrr recorded at thi Geneva Observatory AnthArtsed Dealen Sole Agenta H. SENA, LTD. Singapore 6 Penang ■Mr M^Hkm^ A B.EO LION iL 6//// orange JS54 words
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231 1959-10-05 2 ONG: THE IMPORTANCE OF CHILD WELFARE... KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. rpilL Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, today called for a voluntary organisation specialising in child welfare. In a broadcast over Radio Malaya he spoke of j tho significance of Children's Day to be celebrated throughout the231 words
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Article29 1959-10-05 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. HusMta bin Mat Nawai. 23. who had four previous convictions, was jailed for two lor dishonot possession of clothing suspected to have been stolen.29 words
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Article39 1959-10-05 2 > JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. y L Pereira. of Singapore, nned 5350 in the ma- .He's court today for driv- car here without a va- j lid driving licence and ior not i having third party Insurance, t39 words
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110 1959-10-05 2 ITUAUfc LUMPUR. Sun. Kuala Lumpur's strongmen are going all out with their chest expanders, barbells and pumping exercises to try to expand their chests from normal by 11 J inches to meet Australia's "Mr. Chest Expansion." For the search by the Fede- j ration's110 words
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299 1959-10-05 2 16ft. thief captured after a 90-minute dawn struggle SINGAPORE. Sunday. A lt> I I killer python was captured by four men after a one-and-a-half hour struggle early this morning. The dawn battle took place in the grounds of No. 16 Gallop Road home of cinema magnate Mr. Loke Wan Tho.299 words
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293 1959-10-05 2 GIANT PARK TO BE CARVED OUT OF HILL IN JOHORE JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Work has begun on the first phase of a half-million dollar project to carve a giant recreational re- i sort out of a hillock, near here. The resort, to be known a< Merdeka Park, is expected to293 words
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195 1959-10-05 2 PE.MANG. Sun. A 460--strong Indian youth goodwill mission arrived in the Sonavati in Penang today about three hours behind schedule. The mission, which will visit several South-East Asian countries, will be in the Federation for three days. It left for Singapore tonight. The leader of195 words
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227 1959-10-05 2 A MOVE TO BAR NON-CITIZENS FROM MIC MEMBERSHIP KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. T EAOERS of the Malayan Indian Congress want Indians who are not Federal citizens barred from full membership. Non-citizens would be accepted only as associate members and on condition that they apply to become Malayan citizens later, according to227 words
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Article40 1959-10-05 2 JOHORE BAHRU. SunCheng Cheng Sim. a goldsmith who tried to smuggle six bars of gold Into the Federation from Singapore. was fined $4,925 in the Sessions Court today. The gold which was valued at $3,283 was confiscated.40 words
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Article32 1959-10-05 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— i Lee Sla was fined $100 today I for negligent driving as a result of which his car collided with a van. His driving licence was endorsed.32 words
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Article63 1959-10-05 2 TELUK ANSON. Sun— The territorial association of women's Institutes, Lower Perak. will hold a baby show I and fun fair to celebrate universal children's day at UM Dew Recreation Club here on Oct. 10 at 10 a.m. The baby show will be for children one month63 words
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101 1959-10-05 2 CEREMBAN. Sun A ti*« which carried off 12 pigs and three dogs in the past months was shot dead by a monkey -shooter yesterday In Tanah Merah estate. Port Dlckson. Osman bin Mohammed, 50. was on his rounds along the jungle edge when101 words
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Article39 1959-10-05 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Mak Llm Lan. 70, wan ordered In the magistrate* court today to be sent to the vagrants' ward. Charged with vagrancy, he pleaded that he was too old to work39 words
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Advertisement15 1959-10-05 2 Jl essence of chicken the essence of strength I JjtajflU Brand's 1 1 •s Essence15 words
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Miscellaneous34 1959-10-05 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /tmi flowks udokJ /its inn majidN V V and TueYee a oee*T) but i do •OMtriMtcX CmOfT TO 1OU; WtSM we MAD SOME I w y PLOWtCS COULD PtCUj34 words
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183 1959-10-05 3 Subandrio in talks on overseas Chinese JAKARTA, Sun. Dr. Subandrio, the Indonesian Foregin Minister, left by air today on his way vo Peking for talks on the position of the overseas Chinese in Indonesia. Or. Subandrio Is expected to explain the Indonesian Government's sweeping ban on the Chinese-domi-nated alien retailReuter - 183 words
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Article346 1959-10-05 3 OFFICIAL PAPER SAYS CHINA BACKS NIKS TRIP, BUT ACTS THE OPPOSITE BELGRADE, Sunday. YUGOSLAVIA'S official Communist party newspaper, Borba, said today that the Chinese Government was fanning the flames of the cold war. "The Chinese Government has formally, in words, expressed its agreement with Mr. Khrushchev'sReuter - 346 words
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Article133 1959-10-05 3 YEW YORK. Sun. A pretty. 20-year-old Brooklyn student who on occasion has had to borrow 50 cents to telephone home from school has Inherited nearly US$l million ($3 million) from a rich uncle. Miriam Etter. a senior at the University of Brldßport. in Connecticut saidUPI - 133 words
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Article27 1959-10-05 3 HONG KONG. Sun.— More than 2,000 people were made homeless in two separate fires which occurred in the squatter areas of Kowloon this morning. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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106 1959-10-05 3 FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM THE INDIAN WAY BERLIN, Sun.— An Indian engineer yesterday began fasting for Berlin's freedom In sight of armed guards of East German police at the Brandenburg Gate. Tapeshwar Nath Zutshi, 32. from Gorakphur, said he will refuse all food except water for three weeks to demonstrate the106 words
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Article100 1959-10-05 3 Fire razes H-bomber factory LONDON, Sun.— Explosions rocked the main factory of A. V. Roe, makers of the delta-winged Vulcan— one of Britain's H-bombe:s— as fire swept through the building at Chadderton, Lancashire, last night. Firemen from eight fire brigades fought the flames. Thousands of people watched the blaze, whichReuter - 100 words
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Article, Illustration66 1959-10-05 3 FRANCE IS TRAPPED REPAYING A SNAP WITH A SLAP INDO-CHINESE actress France Nuyen slaps Miami photographer Doud Kennedy, who tried to photograph her on her return from Haiti, where she had been on holiday with Marlon Brando. Both had travelled under assumed names (Marlon's Milrs Graham, a dentist), but wereUPI - 66 words
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Article261 1959-10-05 3 PHNOM PENH. Sunday. pAMBODIAS Prime Minister, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, has proposed a referendum to enable Cambodians to choose between him and his policy of neutrality and two alleged rebel leaders and "a rallying to the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation." I The International control commission set upReuter - 261 words
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Article90 1959-10-05 3 Lone voyage ends in tow back TOKYO. Sun. A British vil servant who left Japan st month to sail the Pacific ngle-handed in a Chinese ink was yesterday towed \ck to Japan. Brian Platt, aged 27, forlerly in Malaya, left Choshi i his 32-ft. Junk High Tea n Sept. 20Reuter - 90 words
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Article65 1959-10-05 3 HOLLYWOOD, Sun.—Bestselling author Leon Uris. whose novel "Exodus" is still on the best-Seller list, has sold his next four novels to Columbia Pictures but he hasn't written them yet. He has agreed to write and produce at least two of these pictures within the next fourUPI - 65 words
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Article227 1959-10-05 3 VIENTIANE, Sunday. A Viennese pilot said here last night he had flown to the much fought-over outpost of Muonghet in northern Sam Neva province to unload reinforcements one Laotian army private. Capt. Leopold Marold, who pilots charter flights for the army, produced one of227 words
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Article76 1959-10-05 3 ANGKOR. Sun— A battle group of the Cambodian army was deployed around the airport here today as Princess Alexandra arrived to see the 1,000 year-old ruins of the great city of Angkor, capital of the Khmer empire, the forerunner of modern Cambodia. She was met by PrinceReuter - 76 words
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Article43 1959-10-05 3 WASHINGTON. Sun.— MaJ.. Gen. Howard Snyder. the White House physician, reported from Palm Springs, California, that hot. dry desert air and long hours in the sun have had a "beneficial" effect on President Eisenhower's battle against a cold -U.P.L43 words
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Miscellaneous363 1959-10-05 3 Ypur radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Ware 476 metre* NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 8.32 SERVICE 41.7 metre* Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; MEDIUM HAVE SERVICES 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The Lv**V*r 341 metres N«s; 8.05 A Date With Music; f££" f 3^ 830 String363 words
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Article, Illustration238 1959-10-05 4 MARY ('FED UP WITH TEACHING') FINDS WORLD OF ADVERTISING SO 'DIFFERENT' CINGAPORE, Sun. Pretty Miss Mary Chee, a science graduate of the University of Malaya, who first chose a teaching career, is now determined to make her name in the world of advertising. Yesterday Mory ("My age is a secret")238 words
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Article35 1959-10-05 4 SINGAPORE. Bun. Dr. K. R. Chou of the University of Malaya will give a talk on "Capital Formation 1 in the first lecture hall of the Arts Faculty. Nanyang University, on Oct. 13.35 words
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Article33 1959-10-05 4 I SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Indian Association will give a tea party on I Thursday in honour of the I 1 "Sagar Darshan Yatra" troupe which is now touring Malaya.33 words
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Article, Illustration56 1959-10-05 4 PRINCE SADRI'DDIN (garlanded), uncle of the Aga Khan, spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims, who arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesterday on a two-day visit to Malaya. With him is the president of the All-Malaya Ismalll Council, Vazir Ali Hasan Jivabhai. About 50 local Ismailis met56 words
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Article158 1959-10-05 4 SINGAPORE. Sunday. A NEW MOSQUE at Exeter Road was opened toA day by the Chief Kathi, Tuan Haji Ali Mohamed Said Salleh, during a ceremony which lasted two hours and 40 minutes. The mosque is the outcome i I of a four-year wait during I158 words
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97 1959-10-05 4 THE PEOPLE'S CONCERT MAKES ITS RURAL DEBUT SINGAPORE. Sun.— A people's concert "Aneka Kasam Ra ayat made its rural debut before a crowd of 7.000 at Bukit Panjang Village tonight. To the kampong dwellers, it was a big «vent. Many came from other villages to see the show. Mr. Lee97 words
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Article61 1959-10-05 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A "Teens and Twenties" dance will be held at the Victoria Memorial H-all on Oct. 31 from 8.30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Among the highlights will be a "Miss Young Singapore" contest. Application forms for the contest are available at Robinsons and Y.W.C.A.61 words
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Article28 1959-10-05 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis will hold a meeting In the ante-room. Council Chambers. Government Building, Johore Bahru. on Oct. 16.28 words
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Article26 1959-10-05 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. General Sir Richard Hull. C-ln-C Far East Land Forces, will return to Singapore tomorrow after a tour of Japan and Korea.26 words
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132 1959-10-05 4 WHERE to GO FOR FREE FILM SHOWS THIS WEEK SINGAPORE, Sun. The Ministry of Culture will be giving free film shows, accompanied by talks, at the following places this week. All shows will begin at 7.15 p.m. TOMORROW: End of Jalan Kuala Simpan, off Sembawang Road, 13K m.s.; 40--22 A132 words
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Article34 1959-10-05 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Che Khatija Bidik, Federation Member of Parliament of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party, today opened the 11th branch of the Singapore division of the party at Radin Mas.34 words
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Article267 1959-10-05 4 RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN IPOH, Sunday. THE Chairman of Perak UMNO, Inche Ghazali bin Mohamed Jawi, today survived an attempt to overthrow him from the leadership of UMNO in the state. Inche Mohamed Ghazali, who is also the Mentri Besar of Perak, was re-elected Perak UMNO267 words
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Article, Illustration62 1959-10-05 4 AIRPORT MANAGER PASSES THROUGH MR. F. C. DEVARAJ, 31. (above), who received initial training in air traffic control at the old Kalian* Airport. passed through Singapore yesterday en route to India on leave. He is the manager of Brunei Airport which he Joined five years ago. He win return to62 words
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Advertisement404 1959-10-05 4 %^9 J.* Jfc fir f\r Ti* I -•W.'J'JLJ NOW Showing. l\a«\ Afore Fabulous '^ffrYJfvyjV^" T-fi^ 'hart the 5 SKY. LIDO CAPITOL Special Concession of $1 Balcony $1.50 Back Stolli Orchestra for 9 SCHOOL CHILDREN ot 230 p.m. dairy exespt Sunday*. Principfals m can now arrange for Group Bookings with Manogar404 words
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Miscellaneous103 1959-10-05 4 I Todays Singapore diary... GEYLANO STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHURCH: Nomination committee meeting at 16 Hillside Drive 6 p.m. YWCA (Raffles Quay): Keep fit 9.15 ajn., English conversation intermediate 9.15 a.m.. advanced 10.15 a.m. beginners 11.15 a.m., Chinese cooking 10.30 a.m., beauty culture 230 p.m.. Katong clvb farewell to Miss U.103 words
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Miscellaneous96 1959-10-05 4 broidery class H ajn. to 1 pm.. 2 pm to 4 p.m. SINGAPORE JIDO CLUB: 6th kyu to 4th kyu 7.30 p.m. to 8.90 pm.. advanced class 8. 30 pjn. to 10 p.m. SINGAPORE ARTS COUNCIL! Indian Art exhibition at the Raffles Museum 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. KATONG BOY'S96 words
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Miscellaneous94 1959-10-05 4 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA ART MLBEITK: PcrtßmMat collection Includes contemporary Malayan painting, Indian and South-East Asian sculpture. Chines* ceramic* and Islamic art 9 ajn. to 4.30 pm. CHINESE YMCA: Body-buUd-lng and weight-lifting 2 p.m.. kun tow class 8.15 p.m. YMCA: Junior dept. open from 2 p.m. to C pm.. body-building and94 words
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Article, Illustration1472 1959-10-05 5 ONE OF THE GREATEST HOAXES OF ALL TIME »PHE mayor of the Berlin suburb of Kopenick was sleeping peacefully in his office on the afternoon of October 16, 1906, when the door burst open and in strode an officer in captain's uniform, accompanied by two grenadiers1,472 words
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Miscellaneous239 1959-10-05 5 The Saint By Leslie Charteris LVI Abner By At Capp :<O D CM \/T. fAN'DONTAXMEWHAR.'.' /ALL AH KNOWS IS, HE ~V_* LI'L ABNE&.StyWIf- I ue'c \G~ fHE WOULDN'T SAY.'.'- J^ PINMED A FLOWER IM HIS v k aHemJ- Li'L <l GOME X* ALSO, DON'T AX ME LAPEL, AN' SASHAVED OFF,239 words
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Obituary27 1959-10-05 6 U Wars'* Sit (Minimum) IN MEMORY OF Llm Hock Teck died 5.10.57. "Done but never forgotten by his friends. Tan KhaJ Seng and Francis Koh.27 words
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Article437 1959-10-05 6 2» Ward* $1* t Minimum} AT "THE COCKPIT- Monday* to Fridays Business Man's Lunch $3.50. VANITY FORMAL DOWNS Just Received. 32 Raffles Place, Singapore. BUSINESS IXNCH at M.50 with quick service at Hotel Majestic, Kuala Lumpur. SALE NOW ON at Mulcnands. 82-1. Bras Basah Rd.. also 3rd Floor. Olan437 words
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556 1959-10-05 6 The Straits Times Monday, October 5, 1959. M'chai And Ta Tahu September's record of violent crime and secret society activity in Singapore makes I gloomy reading. On the second day of the month the Legislative Assembly passed amending legislation giving the Government exceptional powers to fight gangsterism. This authorises the556 words
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Article406 1959-10-05 6 The affair of Khaled Bakd«sh, the Syrian Communist, who attacked the United Arab Republic last week in Peking, has developed very nicely in the past few days— from the Chinese point of view. Since the offending speech was made the U.A.R. representative in Peking has absented himself j406 words
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Article261 1959-10-05 6 Nearly half a million of Singapore's inhabitants are illiterate. This anachronism in a State that has so many of the trappings of civilisation is its most serious adult education problem and one which, although they did good work in other ways, Singapore's adult education organisations had never261 words
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Article, Illustration1069 1959-10-05 6 D.S. ABEYAGUNAWARDENA - DAHANAYAKE The barefoot rebel with the common touch D.S. ABEYAGUNAWARDENA BY: (Ceylon's new Prime Minister) Along with Shakespeare, nursery rhymes A PROFILE AS a member of the State Counc i 1 Ceylon's pre-independence legislature, Wi j a yananda Dahanayake created a sensation by walking barefoot into Queen's House, the British1,069 words
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575 1959-10-05 6 JOHN BONHAM - The vital 1%... who' ll decide who is to govern Britain for the next five years at Thursday's general election JOHN BONHAM BY DOME 50 miles south-east of London on the road to Canterbury lies the ancient market town of Faversham. Although it normally enjoys an undistinguished and unreported existence,575 words
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375 1959-10-05 6 POSTPONED ELECTIONS: WHY THIS CONFLICT OF VIEWS? pOLLOWING the official announcement in the Straits Times of Sept. 30 that municipal elections would be postponed for a year wherever possible, the Local Authorities Election Ordinance. 1950 (Malacca) (Amendment) Enactment. 1959. has been published in the Gazette of Oct. 1. I understand375 words
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Advertisement126 1959-10-05 6 Any watch can have jewels... Any watch can have g01d... But only with ROLEX can you buy ROLEX service The better the watch, the more delicate and precise the mechanism. It's not much use buying a first-quality Swiss Watch if you can't be sure that it will get the regular126 words
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Article240 1959-10-05 7 CALL TO 2,000: 'MEET MR. M' SINGAPORE, Sun.— About 2,000 people will soon be asked to an informal gathering to meet the chairman of the Workers' Party, Mr. David Marshall, and party executives. The Straits Times was told today that this meeting will help the party leaders to decide the240 words
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Article28 1959-10-05 7 MUAR. Sun— Four men robbed a 62-year-old woman alone in her home at Jalan Merlcan. of $15. The police have detained two men.28 words
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Article, Illustration163 1959-10-05 7 MALA YA-THE 'FAST GROWING NATION' ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The new counsellor of the American Embassy in Malaya, Mr. James L. O'Sullivan, who arrived here today, said that Malaya was popularly known in his country as a "fast growing" nation. Mr. C Sullivan said Malaya's proeness had been much admired by163 words
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Article83 1959-10-05 7 SINGAPORE. Sun The I new American Consul to Penang, Mr. William Degrace, flew In this evening by Japan Air Lines. This is his first appointment in Bouth-East i Asia. Mr. Degrace, who Is accompanied by his wife and four daughters, will leave for the American Embassy83 words
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Article248 1959-10-05 7 •POSTPONE ELECTIONS' LIKELY TO TOUCH OFF LIVELY DEBATE IN PERAK LEGISLATIVE MEETING IPOH, Sunday. HEATED debates are expected during the two-day meeting of the Perak state Legislative Assembly tomorrow, on at least four of the motions and bills on the agenda. The Mentri Besar, Inche Mohamed248 words
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309 1959-10-05 7 'ADOPTION of LEPERS' DEPENDENTS TO BE LAUNCHED ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Five hundred families, dependents of inmates of the Sungei Buloh leper settlement, need help. Some families eke out a living with the small allowance they receive from the Social Welfare Department. Som e don't receive any aid at all. The309 words
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Article53 1959-10-05 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Tan Kok Seng, a trlsha rider, who had in his hut in Kampong Pahang chandu and chandu smoking utensils was fined $125 in the Sessions Court today. He said he had tried unsuccessfully to stop opium smoking. He had two previous convictions53 words
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Article43 1959-10-05 7 MUAR. Sun.— Two men were Injured when they were accidentally shot at Negappa Estate, at Jementah. today. Both were treated for gunshot wounds at the hospital here. They are T. P. Krishnan and DP. Jayarama. The police are Investigating.43 words
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Article36 1959-10-05 7 PENANG. Sun. The chairman of the State Education Board, Dr. N.K. Menon. will leave for the United States later this month under a leader grant. He will be accompanied by his wife36 words
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Article242 1959-10-05 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday. POLITICAL and community leaders must not hesi--1 tate to criticise the Government if it embarks on any scheme deterimental to the future of the state, said the acting secretary-general of the Lib-eral-Socialist Party, Mr. Tan Keng Siong, today. Mr. Tail was speaking242 words
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Article46 1959-10-05 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. For trying to escape from police custody, Che Ah Yee. 17. was fined $100 today. He was being taken to the police lock-up after being remanded for trial on a charge of causing hurt with a dangerous weapon.46 words
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Article23 1959-10-05 7 KUALA LJPIS. Sun. The Labour Party of Malaya branch here will start classes in Malay and Chinese for Its members soon.23 words
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180 1959-10-05 7 SINGAPOKE. Sun. The government has not gone ahead with plans to start commercial programmes over Radio Singapore, as recommended to the previous government Originally, the service wat> expected to commence soon after June this year, providing for an 18-hour-a-day broadcast from 6 a.m to180 words
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Article, Illustration339 1959-10-05 7 CINGAPORE, Sun. The Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H.W. Baines, this morning declared open and dedicated the new assembly hall of Christ Church School which since 1953 has provided education for over-aged pupils who could not be absorbed into339 words
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200 1959-10-05 7 REPORT TELLS OF 19 FATALITIES KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. INTERVENTION by Labour Department officers prevented "a few" major disputes from developing into strikes in August. The latest department report says the officers succeeded in resolving the disputes and causes of lmpass In the negotiations. Three200 words
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Article96 1959-10-05 7 Proxy poll votes for servicemen CINGAPORE. Sun. Thousands of British servicemen stationed In Singapore and the Federation and their families will vote by proxy in the British general election next week. The election has become the main Services' topic here An army spokesman explained tonight how the servicemen here would96 words
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Article136 1959-10-05 7 Advertising courses to continue SINGAPORE. Sun.—Advertising organisations have decided to continue the Polytechnic's recently abolished courses in advertising. Mr. T.A.J. Froger. chairman of the Joint education committee of the Malayan Advertisers' Association and the Association of Accredited Advertising Agents of Malaya, told advertising students this at a dinner here last136 words
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Article22 1959-10-05 7 MUAR, Sun. More than 200 Indians here observed the birthday of Gandhlwlth a tea party at the Indian Association yesterday.22 words
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Article25 1959-10-05 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Dutch Consul-General, Mr. J.G. Klst. and his wife will leave on Oct. 13 for a threeweek visit to British Borneo.25 words
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Article657 1959-10-05 8 Adlai E - Adlai E. By THE BIGGEST QUESTION MARK IS CHINA../ SAYS Mr. STEVENSON tRI ENDS AND ENEMIES. Stevenson. (Rupert HartDavis. 16s.) MR. STEVENiTI SON'S journey to the Soviet Union in summer 1958 anticipated the much more publicised trip of Mr. Nixon which ended two months ago. Besides visiting657 words
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174 1959-10-05 8 A poet's love and the chains of convention THE BROKEN WINGS By Kablil Gibran. (Hrinrmann. Its. 6d.) I IKE an exquisite tune from a muted violin comes this poignant little story of a poet's first love. Selma. his beloved, was the daughter of a rich man. a life-long friend of174 words
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495 1959-10-05 8 OVER HERE... A QUICK LOOK ROUND THE SHELVES SEX. LOVE AND SOCIETY. By E.R. Mat I tew*. (Gollanct. ■MeU 'THIS book, by a psyA chologist, is written specially for adolescent boys and young men. It points out what sort of situations a youth will be likely to meet as he495 words
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Advertisement297 1959-10-05 8 Here's A Unique Pressure-Filter— Hopkins "Filtermaster" Model 32-22 that revolutionises th.-> whole concept ot the conventionol Sand Filter- Bed for your SWIMMING POOL Hera tr* thrf main meg if i cot jam' C^PACITIT— 11,000 gallons per hour turn-over approximately, with a filter tree of 117 66 sq. H. SPACt FOR297 words
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Advertisement378 1959-10-05 8 Hoover Free Loan See what it's like to own a HOOVER product-FREE for 2 days You can urn any of (he above products shown here for two days. Fill in the coupon NOW. The Hoovermatic Model 3174. Washes, rinses, damps dry The Hoover Constellation Model S22A. The cleaner that floats378 words
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Miscellaneous268 1959-10-05 8 Straits Times Crossword) v no*- s. Forethought U spoilt K m I 1. Ten»«. but very optimlatlc do It in a temper (IS). (6 7. 10. Political theorkt puu up 6 tm f I. Lay on my bad my •heeu'' a vehicle (7). (Othello) (7 1. 14. Card game under268 words
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Advertisement1675 1959-10-05 9 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE TO AOtN, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. LONDON t CONTINEHIAL POUTS Due S'DOre Sa>'b Sam Penang MENESTNEUS MMi In. l'ver»iel Dublin la Put Dct 7 RNEXENDR imrMal. Himburg G IS Teaay Dct II Oct I ALCINOUS I'tfon. Bierren h but g. R cam Oct 7 Oct t Oct U/111,675 words
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Advertisement1358 1959-10-05 9 /^%£v THE t LINES smtum* tut J^W^A ADEN REOSEA. MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL I SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. MjSzV|3l s'pon P. Shim Penang VStV«oyy "IOGOTA" a) 5 I Oct 7 Oct SELANOIA I) 11-17 Oct 11/11 Oct 28.21 Oct imm "SAMOA a) 10 Oct' 4 Niv S/ I Ntv Accepting cargo for Genoa. Antwerp,1,358 words
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Advertisement1354 1959-10-05 9 SiSU THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. "j* T Singapore Mtcaraeratel ia tke untie Kifltta) i LINES SAILINGS TO ADEN. U.K. i CONTINENTAL PORTS Sport P. Sham Penani BENDORAN for Lonoan. Rotterdam. Bremen HamDurg G 1-7/1 Oct Lantei direct arritlt 21 Oct BENMHOR for L'pool. Hull, R'darn, H'burg 0/ 0 Oct1,354 words
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Advertisement1423 1959-10-05 9 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. Ttl Nl 2131' ELLERMAN LINE KLAVENESS LINE LONDON. HAMDURC, ROTTERDAM. HAVRE LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO I HULL SEATTLE, VANCOUVER t PORTLAND and for Canada ft USA No-f Atlantic Ports Acciptug cargi fer Ciitral 1 Seitk CITY OF COLOMBO Amenca S po'e P. Sham Penang 14 201,423 words
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1268 1959-10-05 10 A sellers' week— with all-round confidence: Buyers bid high By Our Market Correspondent IT was a sellers' week on the Malayan Share Market and there was an all-round renewal of confidence which was particularly discernible in Singapore. As a result buyers were prepared to raise bids and pay higher prices,1,268 words
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Article248 1959-10-05 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported on Saturday (Oct. 3): "Industrials were generally steady, tins were a shade 1 better while ru'obers were quiet. The turnover was small." Singapore brokers reported the following business: Industrials: r>d. DL<tp. $1: Praser and Neave ords $1.48 cd cb; Gammon $1.93..; W.248 words
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Article21 1959-10-05 10 Malayan Sharr Market: Oct. 3 Oct 2 Industrials: 99.0« 98.83 Tins: 120.40 120.07 Rubbers: 148.23 148.00 Jan. 1 1958=10021 words
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Article339 1959-10-05 10 4s. 74d.. SeUngor Coconuts $2.30 and $2.32 4 d.. Snngei Bagan $2.35 Suloh 81 and 82 cents and Te- 1 merlon $1.60 and $1.61. The sixteen price changes j were: Ay. Panaa $1,834 -34 cts. j Ba^rtt 93 cts. -14 c.ts. B. Lintang $3,374 +3 cts. Benta $1,854339 words
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Article88 1959-10-05 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' 1 Association made the following changes in its rates to merchant* > on Saturday. Oct. 3, (all rates to I $100): Canada: buying airmail TT 31 5/16. O.D. 31 7 16. 90 d/st 31 7/8 credit bills, 31 15/16 irade bills. Selling T.T. or88 words
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731 1959-10-05 10 \|AIN factor on the T| Singapore Rubber Market when it opens today will be the bearish effect of the announcement on Friday by the American stockpile authorities that they would begin selling rubber from stockpile on October 16. The announcement said it wasAP - 731 words
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Article39 1959-10-05 10 O.C. Bank I nion Insurance S. Kinta Con. Interim. Current piymrnl 50 cts.t 2s. 52' Date of payment Oct. 17 Nov. 21 Oct. 30 ToUl for year 85' c Total for previous We 4s. 3d. 85' c39 words
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Article1177 1959-10-05 10 nPHE following list of revised x quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Saturday (Oct. 3). H and L stand for highest and lowest prices for business done this year. Mr I» MiftKINSS I Kt S .Ml CJflttl HIM i1,177 words
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Advertisement1267 1959-10-05 10 Express U.S.A. PaciHe Atlantis Coast laiviaa E.T.A. E.T.A. E.T.A. S'po'e P S'rtun Penang H>on| L Anfiles New York ■(<• ixi Mam Ist Call 24 2$ Oct 2% Oct 27 Oct 2U Call 21 31 Oct 1 NM 24 Nt* 11 OIC "iMikawa Mat«" Ist Call 24 25 niv 21 N»»1,267 words
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Advertisement169 1959-10-05 10 HEAP ENG MOH STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. 33/35 TELOK AVER STREET. Telephone No. *****. Weakly Service to KUCHING, SARIKEI, BINATANG and SIBU. M v "GIANG ANN" IN PORT SAILS 10/10 M V "GIANG LEE" DUE 12/10 SAILS 17/10 Accepting Passengers and Cargo. Sarawak Agents THE BORNEO CO., LTD. V^v. GUAN GUAN169 words
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Advertisement559 1959-10-05 10 NOTICES NOTICE THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDKNT SOCIETY. PERTH. Intend* after one month to issue a Special Policy to replace Policy No. *****2 on the life of Thomas GRAHAM, declared to have been lost. NOTICE Lost on Ist. October 1859 Ont Temporary Receipt Book Nos. 101—300. Please Note that these receipts559 words
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Advertisement1230 1959-10-05 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR Applications are invited for appointment to Lectureships or Assistant Lectureships in the I following categories in the Department of Agriculture which are expected to fall vacant m 1 1960:--(A) Organic Chemistry and Agricultural Biochemistry: (B) Agricultural Economics. j Further particulars are obtainable1,230 words
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Advertisement727 1959-10-05 11 SITUATIONS VACANT M Word* U Mim.}— Box ets. OSOM APPLICATIONS arc invited from ladles foreign locally trained wishing to set up partnership business In dressmaking. Apply Box j A 4584 ST. Spore. WANTED two Indenting Sales- men for Hardwares, Building Materials, Sanitary Wares, Bundry, Toys. Stationary ft Paper. Apply Post727 words
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Advertisement827 1959-10-05 11 SITUATIONS WANTED It Words U (Min.)— Box M ets. extra MALAYAN GRADUATES in Pure and Applied Mathematics, and Physics seeks Teaching post anywhere in Selangor, Negrt SembUan or Johore. Kindly reply Box A 4697 ST. Spore. EXCELLENT COOK BOY Chinese, trustworthy kind to children, animals, available. Present employer five years.827 words
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Advertisement794 1959-10-05 11 ACCOMMODATION WANTED It Words U (Mim.)— Box St cto. txtrm WANTED FLAT or Bungalow in Orchard Road area for English couple. Air conditioning preferred Box A 4590 B.T. Spore. LETTTNOS. rent collection and property management undertaken C. H. Williams, Valuer Estate Agent, Hongkong Bank Chambers. Tel: (Spore) *****. EUROPEAN FAMILY794 words
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Advertisement808 1959-10-05 11 EDUCATION M Words tS (Mim.)— Sox it ets. tmtrm OCTOBER BBOTNNERB: Shorthstnd. Book-keeping. Typing. English. Vacancies (Morning. EvenIng) Senior Revision Q/T, Shorthand Theory. Speed 60/140. Malay 6 classes, different stages Typing throughout day 3 places. Concessions students. Tuition all standards (English, Math.. Science) Shorthand. S.I C. B'pore ***** TUITION tt808 words
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Advertisement786 1959-10-05 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Word* Si (Min.)— Box M ets. rxtrm LATE 1957 FIAT 800. One owner. Perfect condition. Insurance comprehensive $3,000 0.n.0. Telephone (B'pore) ***** Ask for Alfred During office hoursSB 110 VAUXHALL WYVERN 1953 excellent condition comp. lnsur. Aug. 1960 Taxed. View Jardine Steps, reasonable offer secures. Tel.786 words
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Advertisement550 1959-10-05 11 AT TOUR SERVICE (K.L.) tt Words tit (Minimum) DmUm 1 month. It Words U.ft (Mim.) MOOHALS 83 Batu Road. Gents/Ladies Tailoring made to measure. MADONNA FLORISTS, Hotel Merlin. K. Lumpur Tel. *****. Prompt delivery. SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) tt Words tit (Minimum) DnUm 1 month. It Word* H.St (Mm YOU OWN550 words
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Article43 1959-10-05 12 TOKYO. Sun.— The OxfordCambridge combined rugby team yesterday won the final game of their Far East tour here to remain unbeaten in its 15 matches. The tourists beat All-Japan by 44 points to 14 after leading 13-6 at half-time. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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727 1959-10-05 12 Five-goal Wolves now at the top with Tottenham BRITISH LEAGUE SOCCER ROUND-UP LONDON, Sunday WOLVERHAMPTON Wanderers, the English football league champions, slammed five goals against luckless Luton yesterday —and drew level with Tottenham Hotspurs at the top of the First Division. Wolves, smarting under their mid-week European Cup defeat inReuter - 727 words
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Article1083 1959-10-05 12 Tottenham U Wolves 1 1 Burnlry 11 Arsenal 11 West Ham 11 Prrston 11 Blackburn 1 1 Chelsea 1 1 Man. City 1 1 Notts. For. 11 Fulham 11 West Brom. 11 Man. U. 11 Leicester 11 ShofT. Wed. 11 Bolton 11 Everton 1 1 Newcastle 11 Blackpool1,083 words
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393 1959-10-05 12 LONDON, Sun. PHIEF interest In yesterday's Rugby Union programme was the meeting of Newport and Cardiff, both unbeaten this season, and a crowd of 15.000 saw Newport triumph by nine points to three. Newport, now the only leading unbeaten Welsh side, beatReuter - 393 words
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158 1959-10-05 12 GEORGETOWN (British \J Guiana*. Sun. Jamaica dismissed Trinidad for 179 and scored 77 for one In reply when the trial series to pick the West Indies' team to meet the M.C.C. tourists began here yesterday. Trinidad's cheap dismissal on a perfect wicketReuter - 158 words
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Article80 1959-10-05 12 LONDON. Sun. Results of yesterday's Rugby League matches were: Tour match: Oldham 14 Australians 25. League matches: Barrow 22 Rochdale 5; Oastleforri 8 HuU Kingston 14; Dewsbury 9 Worklngton 30, Halifax 41 Doncaster 16; Hull 10 Batley 23; Kelghley 41 Bramley 10. Leeds 16 Bradford 15;Reuter - 80 words
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Advertisement179 1959-10-05 12 NEW EVERSHARP FOUNTAINRBOl &TBOl GIANT SIZE REFILL FB-2 -P x 1 j $1.25 OVERSEAS TRADERS LIMITED Distributors in Singapore MaUya o* Eversharp Writing Instruments. Spray with -«^> DOWPON to kill unwanted grasses v YVi/y Cutting of weeds with a 7 s S^Xb^^^ parang leaves the roots strong and \JWS healthy179 words
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Advertisement133 1959-10-05 12 v i TOBER UVUIJVD issue NOW ON SALE WITH A GREAT $2,000 FREE ENTRY WORD PUZZLE IN THIS ISSNC TUNKU YA'ACOB AND HIS FAMILY -SPLENDID ENVOYS OF MALAYA 111 BRITAIN MALAYANS TRAIN FOR THE PRIESTHOOD IN PENANG Hajari MmR ii tS j^?lSm^ Ik? Bfii\W9 vJ^Bj aB^B ipvi mj I i133 words
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Article1912 1959-10-05 13 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By Shaari ends King Pap's long unlucky spell for day's best dividend BACK from a short vacation in Hong Kong, leading jockey Arthur Ward was in top riding form at Penang today, landing a brilliant treble on the first day. He started1,912 words
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Article54 1959-10-05 13 TOTAL POOL: $170,000 Ist. No. 325*44 ($46,009) 2nd. No. *****0 ($18,400) 3rd. No. *****2 9.200) STARTERS: ($2,628 each): Nos. *****4. *****0 *****9, *****2, *****9. *****1. *****9. CONSOLATION ($l,OOO each): Nos: *****9. *****7. *****4. *****1, *****3, *****3, 316H83, *****1, *****7, *****5. TREBLE TOTE (Races 3. 5 and 6):54 words
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Article181 1959-10-05 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. OELANGOR'S first state hockey trial on the padang today could not have been more disappointing. Only 24 players turned up I out of 32 invited for the trial In preparation for next weekend's friendly quadran- gular between Selangor, Negrl Sembllan. Johore and181 words
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Article30 1959-10-05 13 RAUB. Sun.— Raub trounced Jerantut by nine goals to one in an inter-district soccer knockout match played here today for the Shahbandar Cup. Score at half-time was 4-1.30 words
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Article55 1959-10-05 13 PKNANO. sun. Penang Free School scored a good hockey double when both their first and second teams beat King Edward VII School of Taiping here yesterday. The Frees first team won 5-0 after leading 2-0 at half-time. Khuan Khean (3), Zalnal aad Tuck Meng scored.55 words
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Article50 1959-10-05 13 IXJNDON, Sun. High Perch has been scratched from the Cesare witch. J. Oosden's charge had been heavily backed at 20 to 1 in the ante-post market for the first leg of the autumn double and had been coupled with many of the fancied runners In the second leg. Keut«r.50 words
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116 1959-10-05 13 The German athletes easily win contest "pOKYO. Sun. The visiting West German athletics team today overwhelmed Japan to win their two-day contest by 169 points to 115. Rain for most of the afternoon marred the .programme and the heavy track made fast times impossible. The West Germans today won 12Reuter - 116 words
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Article80 1959-10-05 13 MALACCA. Sun. Singapore Malays trounced Malacca 4 Malays by nine goals to one In the Bultans' Gold Cup soccer match played on the Kubu Stadium here this evening. Singapore established <t 4-1 lead at half-time. Outstanding In Singapore' I attack was Mahat Ambu. who netted four goals.80 words
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Advertisement176 1959-10-05 13 A SIMM FORCE? Vo. A>r#r/ WVcn you hove the World-Wide Famed Italian Bark Iron Wine SUIKWAIIOS TOXIC to restore you bock to health. mkm I As an i#««| Tonk in oil com of Anoemio, Chlorotis, NervousMM, Nwwjltfcaw, Convoittccnee, ond after Ch. Id birth, SIIIR WAI I O* TOXIC M« mm176 words
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Advertisement197 1959-10-05 13 TABLETS fv^s|l§^£l§r Sensational New K s Japanese Discovery ll^—-??^ WIISIN is o marvellous new therapy i"tf^T for gastric and duodenal ulcers, hyper-acidity, ttomochoche, ulcerous e^^«-«3B pains, hyperldresii ond other peptic disease* due to outonomic nervous BrwAM system disturbance OHJ WEISIN Is effective becouse It sue- The word "WSISIN" cesifully inhibits197 words
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428 1959-10-05 14 Razak: Give up communal tactics or... 'COUNTRY WILL COLLAPSE' WARNING IPOH, Sunday. THE Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today called on Opposition leaders to give up their "sentimental or communal" tactics and co-operate with the Alliance Government to develop the country. Speaking at the Perak UMNO general428 words
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Article40 1959-10-05 14 STANLEYVILLE. Belgian j Congo. Sun. —A newly-created I "African Royalist Party" has declared here, as part of Its policy, a wish to offer the Crown of an independent Congo to a member of the Belgian Royal Family. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Obituary73 1959-10-05 14 I 'HAY AH KUM Paa-ed MMtfaUjr on 4.10.59 at 3.55 a.m. Funeral on 5.10.59 at 5 p.m. at Siicn-d Heart Church. R.I.P S. P. CARTHIGESU, Highlaud.s Estate KianK ns.se-1 a«ay 11.30 ii in 4th October Ciemation oi Monday sth October 5 p.m. LOKE: MISS SOH LIP passed i :iway73 words
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148 1959-10-05 14 First snow in Moscow as war on flu starts ...AT A GLANCE MOSCOW, Sun. The iTI first snow of the season fell in Moscow today, coinciding with the opening of a press campaign to cut the number of flu victims this year by a nation-wide vaccination campaign. SYDNEY: A Qantas148 words
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Article, Illustration864 1959-10-05 14 Conn wins his fourth FTD award of the season SPORT... a back page roundup SINGAPORE. Sun. C. R. Conn, ol R.A.F. Chan &i. strengthened h i s claims as Singapore's champion motor-cyclist when he won his fourth F.T.D. award this season at the Singapore Motor Club's Gap Hill Climb today.864 words
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291 1959-10-05 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. A fighting innings of 52 by S. D. Williams and an unbeaten 42 by Angullia, both former Singapore players, enabled Singapore Indian Association to regain the Gandhi Cup for cricket against Royal Air Force at Balestier Road today. Indians won291 words
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298 1959-10-05 14 SINGAPORE, Sunday. J'WENTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD Cedric Monteiro, 1 Singapore's up-and-coming sprinter, cracked lOsec. for the 100 yards when he clocked 9.9 sec. at the Singapore Recreation Club athletic championships on the padang today. Though Cedric beat the I Singapore record of 10?pc. his time will298 words
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Article121 1959-10-05 14 SINGAPORE. Sun. Ceylon Sports Club kept hard on the heels of the pace setters, defending champions Police S.A. and knock-out champions &R.C.. In D!v One of the Singapore Hockey Association League when they beat Khalsa 1-0 to register their third successive win at Balestier Road today.121 words
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Article34 1959-10-05 14 SINOAPORE. Sun. University of Malaya beat s.H.BPolice 3-2 in a SHA. League Dlv. Two match at Bukit Chermin today. Hamidl (2) and Soon Men? scored (or University, and Santokh Singh for Police.34 words
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Article66 1959-10-05 14 SINGAPORfi. Sun.— D Watson won the Keppel Golf Club's "A" Division monthly medal when he returned a score of 62. The ball sweep for first nine wa s won by T. Ellis Edward, and the second nine by D. Watson. The "B" Dlvlklon medal and ballsweeps66 words
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Advertisement238 1959-10-05 14 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMEKTS ■f ■ToffaV HI Minimum) OOH CHEONO Dr. Bin Sin Son of Mr. 6f Mrs. Goh Tlow Chong of Malacca to Siew Ling daughter ol Mr. Mrs. Cheon-j Tni Woo of SniKnpore. O) 4-10-59. ESPECIALLY IN THE STRAITS TIMES J i|m£g\ W^\,,'^^ TiMli HOUSE UIVIB VALLEY HO SINGAPOUt,238 words
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Advertisement33 1959-10-05 14 Want a lift? Have a glass of our milk.. Milk is high in protein. It's a powerhouse of energy. To recharge and refresh, drink a glass of milk. It's the lift that lasts.33 words
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Miscellaneous83 1959-10-05 14 RUGGER: B C.C. "B" v 5 Dog Coy. R.M.P-. padang. RAF trial Combined Tengah v Combined Changl and Seletar. Seletar. SOCCER: SAFA Senior Cuptie— H.M. Dockyard v S.R.C., Jalan Besar Junior Cup-tie replay RAF Tengah v Stable Boys. Oeylang. HOCKEY: SHA League Dlv. 2 —Police "B" v RAF Tengah. Thomson83 words
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