The Straits Times, 23 October 1959
1959-10-23
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Title Section21 1959-10-23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 mew* Hat*** 1 I The Straits TImes Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1959 15 CENTS.21 words
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Article, Illustration351 1959-10-23 1 NELSON RUTHERFURD - NELSON RUTHERFURD INDONESIAN TROOPS SEARCH ORANJE BEFORE SAILING New First Lord of the Admiralty's documents examined Protest to British Ambassador in Jakarta By WHO TRAVELLED BACK ON THE ORANJE FROM SYDNEY SINGAPORE. Thursday. 'J'HE Dutch liner Oranje arrived here this afternoon after a tense departure yesterday from351 words
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Article, Illustration51 1959-10-23 1 RUSSIAN SPACE DOCTOR V. A. Smirnov (left) it seen giving final instructions to Spaceman Alexie Crachev before the latter takes a training flight into space. Crachev and 19 other young Russians are undergoing intense training for the first manned rocket trips. U.P.I,UPI - 51 words
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802 1959-10-23 1 rpHE United Nations general assembly last night expressed grave concern at events in Tibet, where the Chinese Communists are reported to have tortured and massacred thousands of people, and called for respect for Tibetans' fundamental human rights. The assembly climaxed twoReuter - 802 words
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Article284 1959-10-23 1 SINGAPORE, Thursday. yHE riddle set by four men who were rescued from Singapore harbour on Tuesday morning, took a new twist today when two conflicting versions were given about their whereabouts. According to the Controller of Immigration. Mr. Lim Joo Hock, the four men284 words
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Article26 1959-10-23 1 ALGIERS, Thurs.— Seven French soldiers have been killed in an insurgent attack near Cavaignac, south of Algiers, an army spokesman announced here today.26 words
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Article150 1959-10-23 1 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Harold Macmillan today named Mr. Jocelyn Simon, Queen's Counsel, and a former Conservative Minister. as Solicitor-General in succession to Sir Harry HyltonFoster in a further list of Government changes announced from 10, Downing Street Sir Harry has been elected Speaker (Chairman) of theReuter - 150 words
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444 1959-10-23 1 Malaya's only coal mine to shut down in 4 months KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. MALAYA'S only coal mine, the Malayan Collieries at Batu Arang, will stop operations in four months "unless something unforeseen happens to justify further development." Its Chairman, Mr. John Drysdale, estimates that the reserves of coal of 30,000444 words
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85 1959-10-23 1 Someone is trying to split my Govt: Sarit BANGKOK. Thurv Siam's Prime Minister. aarit Tanarat, said he bad received an "epidemic" of anonymous letters aimed at splitting his Government. He told a Mayor's meeting yesterday that the letters had made allegations that the Siam Defence Minister, Gen. Tanom Kittikachorn, andReuter - 85 words
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Article124 1959-10-23 1 MOST IN CHINA ANTI-RED: RUNAWAY AM ACAO, Thurs. A former Chinese Army officer, who swam a river to seek sanctuary in Macao, said here that the Chinese Government was facing a serious problem as most of the Army and people were anti-Communist. The officer, Wong Si-wing, 23, said he wasReuter - 124 words
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Article29 1959-10-23 1 unik'ckai-sr ON MOON COW. Thurs h HI Wlflff I reported lbj( lunik 1--4 enter upon D. Ill' c craUr *Jb ob It through hi;n-pow«r l»-MX>pe. 0 M29 words
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Article258 1959-10-23 2 BIG FLOOD WATCH ON RAIL TRACKS LABOUR GANGS STAND BY ALONG ALL LINES KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. RAILWAY stations in the Federation have been alerted to be prepared for disruption of lines by landslides and floods. A Malayan Railway Administration official disclosed this today when referring to two landslides and a258 words
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245 1959-10-23 2 3-point refresher seminar for police inspectors CINGAPORE. Thurs. —A three-fold plan to bring the police up- j to-date with political trends and improve the efficiency of the force is now in opera- i tion. Under this scheme, all Inspectors are reauired to attend a six-day "refresher seminar" at the Police245 words
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Article, Illustration275 1959-10-23 2 PUT YOUR CASH IN MALAYA That's the message U.S. expert takes home with him today AN American Government economic expert returned to the United States today to tell his Government of "excellent investment opportunities" the Federation has to offer. He is Mr. Henry F. Holthusen. who was specially sent by275 words
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Article52 1959-10-23 2 PENANG, Thurs. The Penang Emergency Food Denial office will close at the end of next month because the whole state Is now "white." As from Dec. 1. permits for the movement of restricted articles In Kedah and Central Perak will be Issued at Sungel Patani52 words
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Article171 1959-10-23 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A ship with a distinguished history has arrived in Singapore to join the Far East station. She is HMS Belfast, the Royal Navy's largest cruiser She has a main armament of 12 six-inch guns and a displacement tonnage of 15.000 tons. She came171 words
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Article54 1959-10-23 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A portrait of Lt.-Gen. Dato F. H Brooke retiring Chief-of-StofT. Federation Armed Forces, was presented to the National Museum yesterday. The painting, by Indonesian artist R. Basoeki Abdullah, will be on display in the Armed Forces gallery. Its cost was contributed by officers of54 words
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72 1959-10-23 2 MEDAN ENVOY DISOWNS 2 'MALAYAN' GROUPS MED.VN, Thurs.— The Malayan Consul here announced it would not re. cognise two associations of Malayan citizens formed here. His reason: The Association of Overseas Malayan Youths and the Merdeka Malaya Association "have abused the good name of Malaya" and had aims contrary to72 words
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205 1959-10-23 2 IPOH Thurs. Newly- humanitarian grounds, inri'pnpnripnt nation' i Tne P^t^ of these humdepenaent nation.) man derellcts is patnet i c and were urged today to [tnelr only nope for f Ushow sympathy to the ture is in the sympathy that millions of refugees in205 words
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149 1959-10-23 2 Big test in Malay for 1,000 teachers SINGAPORE. Thurs. A large number of teachers are expected to sit for the Singapore Government Standard One Malay examination scheduled to be held on Dec. 14. More than 1.000 of thorn have been studying the naitional language at thp Teachers' Training College since149 words
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Miscellaneous31 1959-10-23 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby f WILL yOU OP«w\ [l DOMT WANT TUCM TO «Cft nm oooc id J me without mv upttick cm v^tucm *utA*mp ri|||| I I r— p.31 words
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Article268 1959-10-23 3 U.S., BRITAIN WANT IT IN DECEMBER BUT FRANCE SAYS APRIL T ONDON, Thurs. Differences are developing between the Western allies on the timing of a summit conference with Russia. The United States and Britain are known .to favour an early meeting, preferably in December. France, however,Reuter - 268 words
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Article, Illustration59 1959-10-23 3 MR. R. A. BUTLER. Home Secretary and new chairman of the Conservative Party, exchanges smiles with his bride, Mrs. Mollie Courtauld. whom he married, on Wednesday. Mr. Butler, a widower, is the father of four children. Mrs. Courtauld, 52, widow of the Arctic explorerReuter - 59 words
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Article161 1959-10-23 3 HONEST MONTY'— BY MONTY HIMSELF LONDON, Thursday. piELD MARSHAL Lord Montgomery last night said he was the first honest man Soviet Premier 1 Khrushchev ever met He told a dinner audience that he explained the facts of war and peace to Mr. Khrushchev when he visited Moscow earlier this yearUPI - 161 words
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81 1959-10-23 3 KHRUSHCHEV'S 'CHRISTIAN' PLAN— BY Or. FISHER LONDON. Thurs. The Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, said yesterday that no Christian could possibly have put forward a better plan than the disarmament proposals the Soviet Prime Minister. Mr. Khrushchev, recently made to the United Nations. "I am surprised that no Christian81 words
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171 1959-10-23 3 NEW YORK, Thurs.— Errol Flynn left the bulk of his estate to his widow, his third wife, actress Patrice Wymore. his will disclosed yesterday. The will of the actor, wno died in Canada last Wednesday, was filed in Manhattan surrogate court. It wasReuter - 171 words
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334 1959-10-23 3 China's big success in beating disease DOCTOR COMMENDS THE CLEAN-VP NEW YORK, Thurs.— Dr. T. F. Fox, Editor of the British medical publication, The Lancet, said yesterday that the Chinese Communists were exp c r iencing "tremendous" success in preventing disease. Dr. Fox Is one of the few Western medicalReuter - 334 words
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94 1959-10-23 3 LONDON. Thurs Sir Winston Churchill, "father" of the House of Commons as the member with the longest period of unbroken membership, today took the oath of allegiance to the Queen when MP's were sworn in. First to take the oath was Sir HarryReuter - 94 words
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Article33 1959-10-23 3 SOUTHAMPTON. Thurs.— About 1.050 Jamaican* landed at Southampton today from the Italian liner Ascanla to settle In Britain. About 750 were going to London and the rest to Birmingham.—Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article62 1959-10-23 3 LONDON. Thurs.— Dr. A. Schallamach. of the British Rubber Producers' Research Association, said here last night that a natural rubber tyre Is- more economical because It needs less petrol to run It. Though a natural rubber tyre might wear quicker trran a synthetic tyre under certain conditions.Reuter - 62 words
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253 1959-10-23 3 PEKING ANXIOUS FOR AGREEMENT WITH INDIA JAKARTA. Thursday I)K SUBANDRIO, the Indonesian Foreign Minister, said on return from Peking today he believed that China "will go very far for a peaceful solution," of the problems with India. He told reporters at Jakarta airport he had the impression from talks withReuter - 253 words
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149 1959-10-23 3 TALCUTTA. Thurs. v Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, said yesterday that he thought the Chinese border incursions were "tagged on to Tibet" and aimed at stopping Tibetan refugees entering India. He told a Press conference here that he did not think there wasReuter - 149 words
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Article, Illustration99 1959-10-23 3 MISTAKES OF THE DUTCH BY ATTLEE MELBOURNE. Thurs. Earl Attlee said yesterday that the Dutch made a big mistake In Indonesia in not bringing democracy along quickly enough when they were the masters there. "The Dutch blamed me and Austraaa for helping Indonesia to gain its independence against Dutch wishes,UPI - 99 words
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Advertisement276 1959-10-23 3 latest! loveliest! in new PYREX^'eti/ from England jiciv difided vtgetabh dish keeps two vegetables really hot. (Use the clear 1 lid separately for party 'Vf snacks, supper savouries!) White daisies on pink, Ti'yvC*' -*V white snowflakes on blus f B^\ or > ac c > black snowflakea on \iiUii\ With276 words
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Miscellaneous381 1959-10-23 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE I RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 176 metres NATIONAL SHORT W AVK AM. 630 Good Morning: 6.32 ME S ,f,^ ■m^ave'serViTks Morning Prelude: 7.00 The News: Kuala Lumpur 341 metres 7.05 A Date With Music: 8.00 The f££"* 33JJ News: 8.05 A Date With Music: Malacca381 words
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491 1959-10-23 4 SO FAR 112 HAVE GIVEN UP SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE response to the Government's call to gangsters to renounce their secret society activities has been so great that three more Deputy Public Prosecutors have been assigned to take statements from them. This wus491 words
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Article31 1959-10-23 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be cut off from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow along Mountbatten Road between Tanjong Katong Road and Broadrick Road to lay a new connection.31 words
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Article, Illustration57 1959-10-23 4 THE FIRST WEDDING AT CONVENT CHURCH The first wedding ever at the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesas Church took place yesterday, between Mr. Alfred Augustus Berlandier and Miss Flory Anne Gomez. The wedding could not be held at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd as orglnally planned, because the57 words
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273 1959-10-23 4 i ItfORE than 1.000 j under privileged children in Singapore will be given a jolly time when the Rotary Club's "Boys and Girls Week" begins on Monday. Four different outings have I been planned »or these childj ren from various institutions and orphanages.273 words
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212 1959-10-23 4 Man with no enemies stabbed to death: Court told QJINGAPORE, Thurs. A man with "no known enemies" was stabbed to death in a clash in Syed Alwi Road the First Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing, was told at an inquest today. Beh Peng Chwee. 24, a mason from Kampong Chal212 words
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215 1959-10-23 4 Schools told: Keep price of books as low as possible PRINCIPALS GET A CIRCULAR ON BOOKSHOPS SINGAPORE, Thursday PRICES of textbooks, exercise books and stationery sold by school bookshops must not exceed that charged by outside booksellers and stationers. The Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, has given this215 words
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151 1959-10-23 4 SIX YOUTHS INCLUDING TWO GIRLS PLANNED GANG ROBDERY SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two teenage girls and four young men were convicted in the Assize Court today for assembling for the purpose of committing gang robbery at Nicoll Highway. Sentence on the two girls. <>n e Aii Chan, 18. and Yam Poh Choo,151 words
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Article92 1959-10-23 4 INDIA GOVT. OFFERS SIX AWARDS SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Ministry of Education today announced the offer of six scholarships by the Government of India for citizens of the Federntion of Malaya and Singapore. Three will be awarded to persons of Indian orgin and the other three to those of non-Indian origin.92 words
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Article37 1959-10-23 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Shipping and Port Clearance Office, Imports and Exports Office and the Master Attendant's Office will be open on Oct. 31 for only one hour from 10 to 11 a.m. because of Deepavali.37 words
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Miscellaneous253 1959-10-23 4 WESLEY METHODIST T.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): Road): Malayalam classes 9 to CHI'RCH: Evening concert of Malay conversation 9.15 a.m.; 11 am 4to 6 p.m. classical music B JO p.m. at Japanese flower arrangement CLOTHING SHOP: At 8t Wesley Church Hall. Canning course 10 am., 11 a.m. 5.15 p.m. Andrews Cathedral. CWA253 words
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296 1959-10-23 5 Concession now for Polytechnic architect SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Singapore Polytechnic is looking for a man to head its Department of Building and Architecture. He will be accorded the te practice as well. ry of $1,620 a month, sed without this con--10 applicants. right to carry on prival This post, at296 words
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Article40 1959-10-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Johore Bahru branch of the Cheshire Homes. will stage a variety show called "Malam Aneka Warna" at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here at 8 p.m. tomorrow to raise funds for building a home here.40 words
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84 1959-10-23 5 BOYS HELD IN CAR': TEENAGERS IN COURT SINGAPORE, Thurs— Four teenagers were jointly charged today with wrongfully confining two schoolboys—Tay Tens; Yang and Robert Foke Yew Chong, both 16 in a car outside the Balestier Road Junior Trade School yesterday. They were Timothy Foong Ban Fook, 16. Tan Hing Bok.84 words
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Article, Illustration105 1959-10-23 5 THEDOGGY QUESTION SOLVED: NO PAPERS UNLESS... KUALA LUMPUR. Than. Rudi. a general's dog, which flew into the airport here from Britain and was whisked away to its new home, has set this poser: Can dogs be imported into Malaya without quarantine delay? The official answer: Yrs but only health papers105 words
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138 1959-10-23 5 Named: The experts to discuss language I{UALA LUMPUR Thurs. The Government today named five Malay language experts to the MalayaIndonesia Joint Committee on Language to standardise the language of the two countries. They are: Dr. Haji Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad, former head of the Malay Studies Department. University of Malaya:138 words
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Article18 1959-10-23 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Four thugs with daggers robbed Abdul Hamid in Tembellng Road of $249 last night.18 words
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298 1959-10-23 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A TTEMPTS by the j\ Government to "create a Malayan culture" for the purpose of establishing a sense of national identity among the various races in Malaya are doomed to failure, says an article in Fa jar, organ of the University of298 words
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Advertisement350 1959-10-23 5 ITS EASIER WITH A T£&F*iingtfm_ 73 PORTABLE IB E=^ ADDING JB I MACHINE 1 If fijjurework L" 'm').M>M 1 U t rfiTiiiiaS is ;>stin |fc*MttiftgMMuaJ| your time let I Remington Rand solv* 111 l HIHIIII I your problems. A II Remington "7.V will I :idd. subtract and I multiply with350 words
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Miscellaneous261 1959-10-23 5 Straits Times Crossword bh~~ißl leS ACROSS (8). 4 Uninterested without a roll 6 beigUa vassal <8). 7 Cheese weight Is under a 8 "Their fatal hands no second potential list (7). Intend" ('Paradise Lost") 14 One must be In order to live (8). here (9). 8 Flower where It grows261 words
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Article, Illustration304 1959-10-23 6 GAMBA SAYS: IT IS IHEIR PROBLEM AS WELL AS THE STATES SINGAPORE, Thursday. DR. CHARLES GAMBA, lecturer in economics at the University of Malaya, said last night that trade unions must in time assume a new role in helping to tackle the unemployment304 words
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190 1959-10-23 6 DOCTOR TO VISIT VILLAGE OF SWOLLEN NECKS ALOR STAR, Thursday. THE State Government is to send a medical team to Sok, a remote village in central Kedah. to investigate reports that a "mystery" disease has broken out there. i A doctor will lead the team, the Chief Medical and Health190 words
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Article66 1959-10-23 6 U.S. AWARDS OFFER TO STUDENTS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Scholarships are being offered to Malayan secondary school students to study in America for one year. The scholarships are ottered by the American Field Service through the United States Iniormatlon 6ervice here. Malayan students between 16 and 18 who are chosen will66 words
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Article32 1959-10-23 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The National Union of Plantation Workers has awarded scholarships to 11 children of rubber tappers to continue their studies in secondary schools next year.32 words
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100 1959-10-23 6 2 beat the tom-toms to beat tiger fear Thurs. Two workers on Sepang Estate have to beat tom-toms every day to keep a tiger from frightening away estate tappers. "Thb has been going on for the paM week to keep the estate tappers happy and the tiger away," said Mr.100 words
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152 1959-10-23 6 Entry bars reduce the flow of immigrants PENANG, Thurs. Fewer people have been granted permanent stay in Malaya since the tightening of the country's immigration laws last Ma*y. A spokesman of the Federation immigration headquarters in Penang said today that only 8,180 permits had been granted so far this year.152 words
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Article54 1959-10-23 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs.— The Prime Minister and National Alliance leader, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will declare open the new building of the Permatang Pauh UMNO branch here on Sunday. The Tengku will also attend a merdeka anniversary celebration party at Kuala Muda fishing village, in Province54 words
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225 1959-10-23 6 STABBED TAXIMAN: I'D STILL TRY TO STOP A ROBBERY OINGAPORE, Thurs.— A taxi driver who was stabbed while helping to catch an armed robber said today: "I will do it all over again if ever my help is needed." Still recovering from wounds received a week ago. Mr. Urn Hoo225 words
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285 1959-10-23 6 The days when PAP were looking for lieutenants... SINGAPORE S Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, in tod?.y's issue of Malayan Undergrad. explains why the PAP has criticised the English-educated. He is quoted as saying the English-educat-ed were too reluctant to give up their well-paid jobs to work with the285 words
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376 1959-10-23 6 CHAN KWAN HOI IPOH. Thursday - CHAN KWAN HOI IPOH. Thursday By MALAYA'S iron ore output has spiralled upwards rapidly during the past four years to establish its production as a major industry in the country. And as the iron ore mining increases, so does Government revenue. For this376 words
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Article, Illustration1190 1959-10-23 7 involving England's Prime Minister set beauty on the road to literary greatness AT midnight on June 22, 1836, Attorney Cc neral Sir John Campbell walked into the House of Commons with his face wreathed in a triumphant smile. From the Whig Government benches rose a hurricane of cheers. Members1,190 words
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Advertisement406 1959-10-23 7 UNSOLICITED >TjT TESTIMONIALS V^r SJ+^L^^. I] Dear Sir... i In forwarding cheque in payment of your account, may I take I the opportunity of thanking you all for taking so much care I and trouble in arranging for my packing, the very careful despatching of my Bulldogs and finally my406 words
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Miscellaneous224 1959-10-23 7 The Sit in t By Leslie Charteris i *gMfc«r A»* J (XAy BOSS. WOULO YOuTnOT THIS CORNING L I O 2EMOC. I MUST TRAVEL AQAW I m^^k^^f^ mm *I^^ mcc jo walk over J think the exqtembnt h to the land of the gods, ear NOW THAT TOFF tS NO224 words
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Obituary63 1959-10-23 8 War* If (Minimum) MR LIEW KWONG HON affld 6!. only son of the late Mr. Liew VififC Chee, passed away peacefully after a long illness, at Bungsar Hospital at 2.30 ajn. on Thursday 22.10.59. The cortege will leave No. SO Buklt Bintang Road at 11.00 a.m. on Sunday 2563 words
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Article59 1959-10-23 8 2* Wwdm Sl* (Minimum) THE FAMILY of late Mrs. Diis thank relatives, friends and flrns for their kind condolences, lonn 01 cars and donations. FAMILY AND RELATIVES of late Wong Kum Soon thank ail doctors, sisters, nurses and staff of Ward 21 OH. for their attention during his illness59 words
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588 1959-10-23 8 The Straits Times Friday, October 23, 1959. A Slight Thaw The thawing of the Federation Government's freeze on the wages of its employees has come as no great surprise. Something of the kind has been in the air since negotiations began within the National Whitley Council last June. It became588 words
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Article390 1959-10-23 8 A new Governor takes over in Kenya today. Behind him in London he has a new Colonial Secretary, before him in Kenya are signs of change. Though still unable to agree on the rate of constitutional advance, politicians there are showing qualities of moderation. Meanwhile Sir Patrick Renison390 words
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Article266 1959-10-23 8 Too much importance cannot attach to a visit as brief as that Dr. Subandrio paid Singapore, but it was long enough for the Singapore Government to leave the Indonesian Foreign Minister in no doubt about its wish to be on neighbourly terms. Dr. Subandrio's parting words were266 words
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Article, Illustration873 1959-10-23 8 6UARDIAN Correspondent - 6UARDIAN Correspondent THE CmiKl WITHIN THE INDIAN COMMUNIST PARTY IS BETWEEN THOSE WHO DESCRIBE THEMSELVES AS INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISTS jf AND THOSE WHO WOULD NOT IGNORE NATIONAL SENTIMENTS r ßya China's vicious attack on Nehru over border dispute puts the Reds in a quandary THE QUESTION IS:873 words
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464 1959-10-23 8 ALAN DAY - Booming Britain: Has output reached the limit? ALAN DAY by LONDON: ONE of the most surprising features of the current upsurge of economic activity is the speed with which Britain is once again running into the familiar situation of shortages of particular materials and of delivery delays. i The clearest464 words
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Letter104 1959-10-23 8 •THE report "Court saj» 'no' to 3 pleas by letter" (S.T. Oct. 12) is a surprise. I wonder how the provision in the highway code would neconcile with the provision in the criminal procedure code on this point which says, inter alia: "In any case relating104 words
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134 1959-10-23 8 Tuition: Does the ban end here? IT has been reported that x the Minister of Edcatlon has banned teachers from giving private tuition without the permission of the Education Department. Can the Minister enlighten parents and teachers alike on the following points? Must a teacher seek the permission of the134 words
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Advertisement84 1959-10-23 8 THE WOMAN BESIDE SIR WINSTON She was beautiful, but far from wealthy. He was aristocratic, brilliant, but impetuous and unpredictable. Their friends doubted if the marriage would last six months. Now, fifty-one years later, they are still deeply in love, hold hands in public, whisper like newly-weds. The August Reader's84 words
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Article169 1959-10-23 10 ITUALA LUMPUR v Thurs.— Malaya will seek more technical assistance at the annual Colombo Plan conference starting in JogJakarta. Indonesia, on Monday. This was reveaied today by the leader of the Federation delegation to the officials' meeting of the conference, Raja Mohar bin Raja Badiozaman. Controller169 words
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90 1959-10-23 10 NOW REDS SOW DISCONTENT OVER SCHOOLS LTALA LUMPI'R. v Thurs. The Assistant Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Syed Ja'afar Alhar. said today that Communists in Malaya were "inciting the Chinese to oppose the education system" and thus thrive on their discontentment. >yrd Ja'afar gave this warning to Kampont, headmen from90 words
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Article54 1959-10-23 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.Sulleman bin Ahmad, a former special constable, who was given a rehabilitation loan of $2,000 by Rida in 1954. was said today to be still owing $1,174. He was ordered In the Sessions Court to pay $20 a month towards settlement54 words
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Article261 1959-10-23 10 DECOY PARTY WAS ATTACKED IN STREET AFTER ROW AT SWIMMING POOL SINGAPORE, Thursday. A 14-YEAR-OLD boy, Chng Ah Kian, led an armed gang attack on a police party in Narcis Street at about 9.36 p.m. on Sept. 4, a court was told today. Chng261 words
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158 1959-10-23 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. ALL Federation Government departments will lose their traditional right of exemption from import duty on the goods they bring in from Jan. 1 next year. The deputy secretary to the Treasury (Finance), Inche Abdul Jamil bin Abdul Rais, said today that158 words
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93 1959-10-23 10 IT WAS 'GET TO KNOW YOU DAY FOR SEVEN PILOTS SINGAPORE, Than. For five hours this afternoon a Qantas Boeing 707 jet airliner circled over Singapore, swooped in to land at Paya Lebar and roared into the sky again. The plane is on a proving and training- flight. Seven pilots93 words
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Article111 1959-10-23 10 A LIBEL CASE SETTLED QINGAPORE, Thurs. A libel action for damages filed by G. Sarangapany. S. Thlagarajan and N. Karuppiah. president, assistant secretary and treasurer respectively of the Tamil Reform Association, against the Sin Poh (Star News) Amalgamated Ltd.. has been settled. Mr. A. P. Goodwin, for the plaintiffs, told111 words
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Article50 1959-10-23 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The manufacture of children's tricycles, perambulators and fountain pens has been given pioneer status, according to a Gazette notification today. These three were among 18 products given this status. So far. 156 products have been declared pioneer Industries and will be given tax relief.50 words
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Article24 1959-10-23 10 PENANG. Thurs. The Penang puisne judge, Mr. Justice Rigby. and Mrs. Rigby will be returning from leave by the Chusan next Monday24 words
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Article, Illustration318 1959-10-23 10 Klang River rescue man identified: He's a postman KLANG, Thurs.— The young man, who. with a traffic policeman, rescued a 60--year-old woman from the crocodile-infested Klang River last Saturday was today identified as a postman. He is Lim Chee Keong. 22. of the Klang Post Office. Lim went to the318 words
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Article59 1959-10-23 10 MUAR, Thurs.— Electricity Is to be supplied to all kampongs in the Muar district as part of the expansion project of the Central Electricity Board. The CEB has received more than 2.000 applications for electricity In kampong homes. The first phase of providing electric lights59 words
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Article47 1959-10-23 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Detectives raided a gangster Infested cul-de-sac in the Kallang area here at dawn today and recovered 77 rounds of ammunition from the roof of a house in Nam Lock Street. A police spokesman said they were ammunition for 9mm automatic pistols.47 words
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Article, Illustration104 1959-10-23 10 ASIAN students in Melbourne recently organised a ball at the town hall of St. Hilda, to help raise funds for the Spastic Children's Society of Victoria. The fund-raising ball was a gesture of appreciation to the people of Victoria for their hospitality toward104 words
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357 1959-10-23 10 Jakarta 'security' mission coming to Singapore soon SINGAPORE, Thursday INDONESIA will send its first military mission to ■1 Singapore later this month to discuss, among other things, Singapore's position regarding the security of Indonesia. A well-Informed source revealed here today that the mission would be led by Lt Col Mokoginta.357 words
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124 1959-10-23 10 FIVE TO GO WITH TENGKU ON STATE TOUR KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs—. Five people will accompany the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, on his state visit to Australia which begins on Oct. 29. The Minister of Interior and Justice, Dato Sulaiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, and the Federation's Chief Protocol Officer.124 words
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Article24 1959-10-23 10 IPOH, Thurs.— The Young Women's Christian Association, Ipoh, will hold a tea party here on Saturday to commemorate United Nations Day.24 words
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214 1959-10-23 10 Harder now for Muslim elopers to wed in Singapore CINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore from now on will cease to be a Gretna Green" for runaway Muslim couples from the Federation. The president of the Sharlah Court. Tuan Tahu Suhaiml. has instructed all kathls here to be extremeiy careful when they solemnise214 words
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Article82 1959-10-23 10 WASHINGTON. Thurs.— The U.S. Commerce Department yesterday reported estimated world production of natural rubber in August at 175.000 long tons, 2.500 tons more than during the same month in 1958. Output for the first eight months of 1959 was estimated at 1.335.000 tons compared82 words
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Advertisement179 1959-10-23 10 CHERRY HEERING CHEERS! The Thirteen Wonder* of cherry brandies is Cherry Heering. A remarkable drink that hat many friends, try Cherry Heering an thtt Rocka sod you'll soon find out why! Just pour a glassful over ice cubes and the mult is long and stimulating. It's refreshing too! Most men179 words
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Advertisement129 1959-10-23 10 NESTUM^C «OT| for growing l^>^s> /ys* children and VC»r /1^ all the family Zr*^ M /Tol Growing children use up a lot of energy and sU. V Uf 1 n eed proper nourishment to ensure healthy growth. It is essential that they should get b^^SS"?**^!^ off to a good start129 words
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Article, Illustration354 1959-10-23 11 $500,000 saw mill in Federation ANOTHER FACTORY FOR PETALING JAY A IN the industrial zone of Petaling Jaya. General Trading Corporation (Malaya) Ltd., the country's foremost timber exporter, has built r>ne of the largest and most modern sawmills costing about $500,000. Known as the Soon Huat Sawmills Ltd., of which354 words
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Article, Illustration131 1959-10-23 11 AGENTS FOR JAPAN TRADE MERRYLAND Trading Co.. general exporters and importers of Singapore, have been appointed sole agents by Yamanouchi Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd., Tokyo, said to be one of the largest medicinal manufacturers in Japan. Merryland Trading will handle a wide range of Yamanouchi's Pharmaceuticals for various uses in Singapore,131 words
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Article77 1959-10-23 11 Taiwan has resumed supplies of refined sugar to Singapore, and 2,000 tons arrived in Singapore last week. The Taiwan Sugar Corporation suspended exports in July because sugar cane plantations in Formosa were destroyed by floods. Local sugar dealers say that the corporation will ship between 10,00077 words
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Article157 1959-10-23 11 Singapore employees success TWO "employees of commercial companies in Singapore secured top marks at the recent examinations of the Advertising Association of Great Britain. They are Mr. Sunny Giam of Kodak (Malaya) Ltd. and Mr. Chung Boon Pin of Nestles Product*, (M) Ltd. Both of them have the distinction of157 words
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Article39 1959-10-23 11 South Vietnam's rubber exports for the first eight months of this year amounted to 42,048 tons, the Vietnam Press Agency said. This represented an increase of 3,835 tons over the total for the corresponding period last year.39 words
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Article, Illustration280 1959-10-23 11 A FEDERATION company, Insulations (Malaya) Ltd.. Johore Bahru. has started a wood preserving plant for the treatment of timber to make it termite and fire proof Mr. Lan Ferguson, managing director, said yesterday that the process was entirely new to Maiaya and applications for280 words
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Article156 1959-10-23 11 IN the first half of this year Australia's overseas airline Qantas flew about 1 100,000 day-old Australian chickens to buyers in Singapore, Malaya and Borneo, writes Keith Hooper from Perth. In the same period it carried more than 170.000 chicks to Mauritius. Ceylon. Hong Kong. Dutch156 words
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Article, Illustration175 1959-10-23 11 Japanese here to give after-sale diesel service AN engineer from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Reorganised. Ltd., of Tokyo is now in Singapore to give after-sale service guidance to users of the company's Daiya marine diesel engines. The engineer. Mr. Y. Kawamura. will also be tour- ing the Federation of Malaya, Sarawak175 words
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Article, Illustration211 1959-10-23 11 CHDR the first time a leading Italian industrial r machinery manufacturing concern, Finmeccanica of Rome, is offering the Federation of Malaya hydro-electrical equipment. The company recently submitted a tender for this apparatus to the Federation Government for the Cameron Highlands hydro-electric project. Mr.211 words
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Article49 1959-10-23 11 Britain makes more cars Britain produced 121,740 passenger cars in September, nearly double the figure for August, according to the Board of Trade's statistics. Commercial vehicle production amounted to 40,316, compared with 23,149 in the previous month. Exports of passenger cars in September totalled 38.513 against 38.147 in August.49 words
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Advertisement536 1959-10-23 11 ABRIPCEP PROSPECTUS PACIFIC ISLAND MINES LIMITED ■poroted in fie Territory ot Papua I AUTHORISED CAPITAL: £500,000 Issued Copitol: 201 Ordinory Share* of £5 eacn, £'.005. To be issued: 565 Ordinory Shares of £5 eoch £3 325. U- wrm °4 134 Srwres of £5 eoch, £470.670 Hbw available fir Public Subtcriptiw536 words
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Advertisement118 1959-10-23 11 ATLAS Forrest Modern lighting o o o a a a SIMPLE IASIC COMPONENTS fORMINC AN INFINITE VARIETY OF DIFFERENT FITTINGS •SEVEN DIFFERENT OIFFUSERS SIX SEPARATE COLOURS SIX INGENIOUS SUSPENSIONS n As long as the world needs fasteners The Screw Division of GKK makes fasteners for every application. Here are just118 words
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Advertisement1658 1959-10-23 12 THE BLUB FUNNEL UNE TO ADEN. LIVERPOOL, tIASSBW. IBN>BN ft CBNIINENTA. PBtTS. Out Spore Sails P. S'hMi Parang GLAUCUS HI rl LivcrpMl. Amontli Telay ACHILLES Li.trlill. Glasgow G 31 Set 24 Bet 25 21 Set 31 MENELAUS V- es, Oudin Net 1 Nev 4 Nat 5/ t Nat I ATREUS1,658 words
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Advertisement1339 1959-10-23 12 mwTflrT«Tmf#l^e^A af H E fc. A* v. LINES' -mm *> ABIN. RIBSEA. MEDITERRANEAN CONT'NtNTAI ft SCANDINAVIAN PORTS S oo<* P t^m Penang ■SAMOA" ai 71 Oct 4 ni. 5/ I Nat 1/ 7 Nay "MEONIA- b) II II Niv 71 21 Niv 22 23 Niv "SiMBA" a) 21 Nev 41,339 words
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Advertisement1390 1959-10-23 12 "™m THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SINGAPORE (iMwperatet it tka Until KitgtMtl) 5 LINES SAILINCS TO ADEN. BX ft CONTINENTAL PORTS S'oora P. S>am renang SENLAW'RS tor Hamburg. Antwerp, LOtttt C. 11-11.21 Btt 27/21 Ott 31 31 Oct •ENMACIHUI for Liverpool. RotttrdM Gdynia Grangemouth I. M-M/27 Ott 21/24) Ott It1,390 words
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Advertisement1404 1959-10-23 12 McALISTER «c CO.. LTD. (EL lit: lIHI BIXBBMAr IWI KLAVBMBSS LINB IONBON HAMB4IK, KHtRftAM NAVtI LBS AMELIS SAN FRANCISCO ft NUU. SEATTLE, VANCOUVER fc PORTLANO ant tot Canaoa and USA i cm. Atlantic Pan* Actattiat carat iai Ceatral Smtk CITY OF colomio Amanear Spore P. SWam PenMl OONNEVIIII It Pert/231,404 words
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Article134 1959-10-23 13 MELBOURNE, Thurs. INVESTMENT shares were firm on the Stock Exchange here today. K S.A. Bank gained Is. 6d., B.HJP. eased Is. yd. to 725. 9d. Base metals held a steady tone in an active market. Oils and loans were firm. Bank of N.S.W £43 buyer Con. Zinc 91,3134 words
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Article150 1959-10-23 13 November first grade rubber buyers f o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 107 cents per lb. up 4 7/8 cents on Wednesday's close. The closing tone was irregular after firm. Closing prices in cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b- buyers IU%, sellers 113^;150 words
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Article104 1959-10-23 13 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100)Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 1 4 O.D. 31 3 'B 90 d st 31 13/16 credit bills, 31 7/8 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 30 15104 words
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Article249 1959-10-23 13 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Oranje 1 2. Demodocus 4/5, Jag Vijay 6A, Braunschweig 6/7, Livehzu 8 9, Orootekerk 10/11, Polydoms 13 14, Karimun 15/16, Weltevreden 18, Lovcen 19, Serdang N.Wall 2. East Sea N.Wall 4, Giang Ann N.Wall 5. Pangkor249 words
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Article21 1959-10-23 13 Malayan Share Market: Oct. 22 Oct. 21 Industrials: 104.34 103.93 Tins: 127.61 127.04 Rubbers: 1C2.09 159.91 Jan. 1 1958=1100.21 words
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717 1959-10-23 13 RUBBER MARKET BULLISH: U.K. HALTS ONE SHEET SALES By Our Market Correspondent UUBBER was a bull market yesterday following the overnight announcement by the British Board of Trade it wobld not sell any more No. 1 sheet from its stockpile this month. The U.K. stockpile authorities will, however, continue to717 words
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Article90 1959-10-23 13 T<HE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed the Pollowing prices for calculating Custom*, duties for the week beginning on Oct. 22. Rubber 101 cento a Ib. Copra $070.00 a ton. Coconut oil 51.076.90 a ton. Palm oil $t>31.50 a ton. Palm kernels $476.M a ton. The rates of90 words
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Article109 1959-10-23 13 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchangr noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra.: qulel; UK/Continent October/November shipments $42 buyers, $43 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $65 sellers, drum $67 sellers. Pepper: steady; no business was reported done. Muntok white $170, Sarawak $169 (both up $2). special Sarawak black $104, garbled109 words
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Article32 1959-10-23 13 SINGAPORE. OCT. 22. RUBBER: $1.07} per lb. (up 4; cents). Unofficial 5 p.m. close $1,071 (quiet). TIN: $396.50 per picul (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (down 5 tons).32 words
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Article850 1959-10-23 13 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "Industrials and tins were selectively better while rubbers continued firm. The turnover wa* fair." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrials: Fitzpa tricks 95 cents; Fraser and Neave orcU $1.47 x all. $1.49 cd cb850 words
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Advertisement1258 1959-10-23 13 Express U.S.A. PMHto Atlantic Coast S«rvte« E.T.*. LLJL CI.A Spore P S'*i*m Ptnwt H'kong L. Angeles Ne« York Miry lit CHI 25 2/ Bet 21 Ott 1U fjll 2* M Oct 1 HI. 24 Hn II He lM.kl«l Mart" lit Call 24 IS Nn N«» 27 Nt« MC*d»/» Ntv 41,258 words
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Advertisement122 1959-10-23 13 tTjn GUAN GUAN LIMITED yPO 23. Tele* Ayer Street. Ttli- *****, 71IM. Tim. a.v. "NAIA MAS" for PoMitnak 24 let a.v. "KIM GUAN" for Bandjermasin 24 Oct a.v. "CUNUNC MAS" for Djakarta 21 Oct f .7 a,. a.v. "PULAU MAS" for Tjenbon 21 Oct tor seiMr n l Oet a.v.122 words
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Advertisement877 1959-10-23 13 NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA IN THE HIGH COURT AT PENANG COMPANIES WINDING UP Petition No. 1 of 1959 la the matter of Tupai Housing Estate Co.. Ltd. and In the matter of the Companies Ordinance 1940 to 1946 NOTICE Is hereby given that a877 words
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Advertisement1738 1959-10-23 13 COMPANY MEETINGS CHEMBONG MALAY RUBBER COMPANY (1920), LIMITED CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT It is with much regret tha: I is entirely outside all politics, and have to inform you of the retire- It is fantastic to find that for the ment of Mr. H. R. Quartley, who surfacing of the new London1,738 words
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Advertisement791 1959-10-23 14 NOTICES NOTICE Selangor Indian Association Lottery draw postponed to December 24th 1959. Closing date 17.12.59. Secretary, S. I. A. EAKTHMOVING FOR GENERAL EARTHMOV* MOVING and Replanting Contracts. Also for Hire TournapuU Motorlsed Self-propelled Strappers: "Caterpillar Tractors and various Earthmovlng Plants, etc. Full particulars contact Hoong Loong Earthwork Contractors, 111, Sungel791 words
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Advertisement811 1959-10-23 14 TENDERS I KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL TENDERS in sealed envelopes endorsed "BITUMEN" will be received by the Municipal Secre- tary, K. Lumpur, up to noon on 18th November, 1959, for the Supply of approximately 700 long tons 80/100 penetration Bitumen for 1960. Specification. Tender Form and all particulars from the811 words
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Advertisement789 1959-10-23 14 (Continued Iron Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word* Si (Mm.) Box it ct*. txtrm THE DUTCH PRIMARY School needs a qualified Dutch speaking lady-teacher. Applicants should write to Box A 4835 B.T. Spore. ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL wish to thank all applicants who applied for the post of Instructors/Instructress and Lady789 words
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Advertisement825 1959-10-23 14 SITUATIONS VACANT 2* Word, Si (Min.)— Box St ett. txtrm WANTED INDIAN SALESGIRLS knowing Tamil, English or Hindi. Contact personally between 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Joshl, 68A, Market Street, spore. 1. FIRST-CLASS FTTTER/mecbanlc required, knowledge of dlesel engines and earth-moving machinery essential Must speak Canto- nese. Malay and English.825 words
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Advertisement896 1959-10-23 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT If Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ett. txtrm 22 SALLIM ROAD (off Aljunted Road) Three bedrooms, servants quarters, garage, with ceilini fans, cooker. Ring (Spore) ***** daytime. ***** evening. FURNISHED TERRACE HOUSE. Boon Teck Rd.. Spore modern sanitation. 3 rooms, frig., cooker, fan. telephone- Enquiries (Spore) *****. 10896 words
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Advertisement798 1959-10-23 14 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS Word* Si (Min.)— Box St et*. txtrm NOW IN STOCK. Malayan Story. Rlwayat Tanah Melayu. Teach Yourself Malay. Malay English Dictionary. Latehan Tutor Kata Melayu, Asohan Akal. Bench Bachaan. Hikayat Blspu Raja, Penjodoh Bllangan. Teka-Teki. Huralan Slmpulan Bahasa. Ob- talnable at Peter Chongs. FAN BOOKS The Pick of798 words
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Advertisement897 1959-10-23 14 VEHICLES KOK SALE M Wordt Si (Min.)— Box M ett. txtrm FOR SALE Accident-free 1957 Model Ford Zephyr. Biack Colour. W S.W. Tyres. Tip-top Condition. One Owner. Tel: (Spore) ***** after 6 p.m. or 10. Camborne Rd. WOLSELEY 1500. Insured. Excellent condition Undersealed. Approx. 17,000 miles. $5,000 0.n.0. Colour white.897 words
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Advertisement749 1959-10-23 14 MISCELLANEOUS 20 Wordt Si (Min.)— Box St ct*. extrm MAJA Hair OH Cologne PerfanM Soap Lotion Powder by MYRL'RGIA ot Spain SAVE MONEY contact Hoe Seng construction for cheap, efficient, reliable building repairs, I renovations. Etc., estimate without obligation Tel: (Spore) *****. *****. X'MAS GIFTS Eastern Arts, Table-l.inrn, Novelty, etc.749 words
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Article406 1959-10-23 15 FOR ALL RACES AT BT. TIMAH <^^ ON SUNDAX^ WEIGHTS for all eight races at Bukit Timah on Sunday are: Stewards Cup Cl 1. Div. I—6F1 6F Sun of Burma 9.00 Satoro 8.11 Bestcrete 8.06 DUtine 8.06 Malayan Scholar 8.02 Tudor Wonder 8.02 Your Highness II 8.01 Singora II406 words
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227 1959-10-23 15 Downing Street easily beats Via Victoria in 4f test ON THE TRACK with EPSOM JEEP SINGAPORE, Thursday DOWNING Street, with Bob Franklin astride, did a smashing gallop at Bukit Timah this morning when he whipped stable-mate Via Victoria by "a street" in a testing tryout over half a mile in227 words
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Article, Illustration551 1959-10-23 15 f ONDON, Thurs. Owners are dis- satisfied with the three-day forfeit scheme which has been in operation in British flat racing since Aug. 7, according to the report of the couni cil of the Racehorse Owjiers' Association. Experiment The report said .that when representatives ofReuter - 551 words
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203 1959-10-23 15 CHRISTINE IS TOP SEED FOR VICTORIA TOURNEY BRISBANE; Thurs. World No. 2 woman player, Christine Truman of Britain, has been given the top woman's seed in the Queensland tennis championships which start at Milton on Oct. 29. South African star. Ray Wedon. Is the only other overseas player seeded inReuter - 203 words
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Article31 1959-10-23 15 TEL AVIV. Thurs. Israel and Yugoslavia drew 2-2 here yesterday in the first leg of their qualifying tie for next year's Olympic soccer tournament. Yugoslavia led 1-0 at halftime..—Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Advertisement297 1959-10-23 15 /fO VISODATE AUHiWr SEASTAR VISODATE /A* j, -nH automatic Jk^y N4. SEASTAR V"" W/ AUTOMATIC V^T~ STEEL CASE Sn ce ,853 tMfiitCm TREASUReO WATCHES FOR OVER 100 YEARS OFFICIAL RETAILERS North Bridge Rood SIOW HIAP BROS. No. 70, North Bridge Road. NANYANG WATCH CO., LTD. No. 84, North Bridge Rood.297 words
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Advertisement351 1959-10-23 15 Jl Iss^sssstfssHstslsssssssl i^^ You can tell as you make them those Stork cakes are going to be delicious The family won't need coaxing to eat them up They'll be so deliciously light and fluffy. Stork is best for your pastry, too. So do all your "i>^ XmiGCfll\ baking with Stork351 words
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Article275 1959-10-23 16 UERAK is to have a $6M,0»0 stadium to be A built on a 15-acre site off Ashby Road, Ipoh. Work on the stadium is expected to begin early nexl year and when completed by the end of Ihe year, the stadium will have a seating capacity275 words
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Article18 1959-10-23 16 SINGAPORE, Thunß.-Sin-gapore Joint Services will play away to Malacca in a friendly soccer match .on Sunday.18 words
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595 1959-10-23 16 NORMAN SIEBEL - 'Malayans only 9 plea is silly for this occasion NORMAN SIEBEL SPORTSFRONT By lIIIIIMI NEXT month's visit of the Australian Test cricketers to Singapore is working up a fine enthusiasm for the game, but at the same time, inevitably one must suppose, some typically parochial attitudes are being struck. A595 words
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322 1959-10-23 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Dej fending champions Darul Afiah kept themselves in the championship fight with Marines when they beat Fathul Karlb 3-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Darul Afiah were a shade fa.ster and better all round. They deserved322 words
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Article30 1959-10-23 16 COPENHAGEN. Thurs. Wiener SportUub. of Austria, beat Boldklubben Odense. of Denmark 3-0 In the first leg of their second round European football Cup tie here last night,.— R«uter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article, Illustration18 1959-10-23 16 HLA NYUNT Asian Games 'silver' winner18 words
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176 1959-10-23 16 Burma to send its 'Best Boxer of Year 9 to Spore By LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE, Thurs. Them Myint. Asian Games bantamweight gold medallist, is not in the nine-man Burmese boxing team to meet Singapore here on Oct. 31. The Burmese champions name was not in the list received by176 words
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Article26 1959-10-23 16 SINOAPORB. Thurs. St. Patrick's beat Kallang Secondary 4-0 in an Inter-school hockey match at Kallang today. Jimmy Tan (3) and M. Nathan scored26 words
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Article145 1959-10-23 16 GODFREY SPARKS VICTORY FOR RAF SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two goals by centrehalf Godfrey enabled R.A.F. Changi to beat S.C.R.C. 2-1 in the S.H.A league division one match at Shenton Way today. Chinese, with the return of Singapore's Olympic player, Chai Hon Yam in the attack failed to click despite all the145 words
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Article61 1959-10-23 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Beatty beat St. Joseph's by IS points (two goals, two tries) to 8 (goal, penalty) in an inter-school rugger match at Victoria School today. Boon Leong scored all the tries, converting one himself, while Mow Tee made the other conversion. For Beatty. Tan61 words
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Article30 1959-10-23 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Kota Raja conceded a walkover to Chinese Athletic when they failed to field a team for their SAPA first division league match scheduled to be played today.30 words
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Article34 1959-10-23 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two second half goals by Arlclan enabled R.M.P. to beat Jollilads 2-1 In a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park today. Jollilads led 1-0 at half-time, ■coring through Nadaraja. I34 words
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Article27 1959-10-23 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Three goals by Raja Oopal helped Ylo Chu Kang to beat Rosytli 4-2 In an inter-school soccer match at Ylo Chu Kang today.27 words
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Advertisement133 1959-10-23 16 THE ONLY DIE-CAST FAN MADE IN INDIA 2 YEARS GUARANTEE: ALL SIZES AVAILABLE ON HIRE PURCHASE Ceiling Fans Sizes Available 60" SWEEP 56" SWEEP 48" SWEEP 36" SWEEP YOUR FAVOURITE CARPET .HOP S.>««p«r« M-« 2 I 1«], Orchard I cad Tal: 304 M. Kuala Lumpur 72 Ilf, •■tv Road Tel133 words
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Advertisement173 1959-10-23 16 SEA $9 MC/M JTCFHI Comet 4 for speed Tourist Class for economy from Singapore to ROME in 201 hours ZURICH in 21 1 hours Take advantage of BOAC s Ticket Instalment Plan -fly now. pay later! For information and bookings consult your Travel Agent or MALAYAN AIRWAYS General Sales Afrnt*..173 words
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Miscellaneous75 1959-10-23 16 SINGAPORE: Bnnrr Raffles v Johore English College. Bras Ba&ah Road. Soccer S.A.P.A. Senior Cup. Police v Marines. Jalan Besar Stadium. 5.15 p.m.; HH Dockyard v Singapore Youth, Naval Base. Hockey SHA league. Dlv 2 Navy Nomads v University. Naval Base: Dlv. 4. Combined Schools v Woodbridge Hospital: Inter-school i girls75 words
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Article155 1959-10-23 17 MOTHER, SON DEAD IN BEDROOM KLANG, Thurs. A young mother and her only son were found dead yesterday on the floor of a bedroom in the labourers' quarters of an estate in Kampong Bahru. 40 miles from here. They were Mariayee. a 38--year-old divorcee, and Muriandy Oovinda, 20. Their bodies155 words
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Obituary30 1959-10-23 17 MRS. KCK PAI YIN passed v 22.10.1959. Funeral 24.10.59. Cortege leaving 84, Jalan Katnunng ior Holy Rosary Church at 3 m. and thence to Civras Roaa 'nie'.ery lor burial.30 words
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Article21 1959-10-23 17 NIGHT— SHOPPING. SALON EUNICE open every evening until 9-30 for your convenience. New range oi day evening dresses on display.21 words
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Article38 1959-10-23 17 STRATFORD, Connecticut, Thurs.— Three Sikorsky helicopters equipped just like President Eisenhower's one. complete with executive type fittings, air conditioning, sound proofing and all radio aids, are being bought by the Soviet Union38 words
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Article665 1959-10-23 17 ROAD-MAKING, DRAINCLEARING AND OTHER CONSTRUCTIVE WORK 1 SAYS ONG SINGAPORE, Thursday yOLUNTEERS for national construction projects will, in time to come, be used on roadmaking:, drain-clearing and other constructive work. The Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan. said this today in a statement on665 words
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Article, Illustration35 1959-10-23 17 STUDENTS of the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur doing a Malay folk dance on Wednesday night at a cultural show organised by the University's Tamil languoge society. Straits Times picture.35 words
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96 1959-10-23 17 New rules for teachers who want to take leave KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Teachers in Federation aided schools coming under the unified scheme must get permission from the Chief Education Officer or their local education officers if they want to spend their leave outside the Federation. A Government Gazette published today96 words
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Article24 1959-10-23 17 BONN. Thurs.— The West German airline, Lufthansa, announced today it will start service on a new route to Bangkok from Nov. 2.24 words
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Article305 1959-10-23 17 LONDON. Thuis. Generally cheerful conditions were again apparent on the London Stock exchange today, and there was a further widespread advance In prices, but best level were not aivays held. There was a revival of Interest In giltedged securities and a rise in prices was accentuated by the305 words
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Article30 1959-10-23 17 LONDON. Thurs— Spot 35d., Nov. 32..d.. Dec. 30>id., JanMar. 29\d., Apr-June 28 id.. July-Sept. 28'jd.. Oct.-Dec. 28 ',d.. Nov. c.l.f. 30 ad., Dec. c.i.f. 30 Tone: Uncertain and easier.30 words
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Article22 1959-10-23 17 LONDON, Thurs —Buyers .£794. sellers £794 >i. Forward buyers £794. sellers £794" 2 Settlement £7944, Turnover a.m. 100 tons, p.m. 10.22 words
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Article189 1959-10-23 17 500,000 GET 'BACK TO WORK' ORDER PITTSBURGH. Thurs. A Federal Judfze yesterday ordered America's 500.000 striking steelworkers to return to their jobs for 80 days under the Taft-Hurtley Act. The United Steelworkers Union appealed to block enforcement of the order. ROME: The legal separation suit between Italian Prince Vlttorio Masslmm189 words
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287 1959-10-23 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. AROUND midnight yesterday a man telephoned a Kuala Lumpur lawyer and told him that a gang would visit him in connection with a court case. The lawyer, Dato R.P.S. Rajasooria. told the anonymous caller: "I have a gun and 75 rounds287 words
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Article37 1959-10-23 17 LONDON. Thurs. Sir I Percy Sillitoe, former ace gang-buster and British security chief, said yesterday he was planning to organise a private force of guards and security vans in a bid to beat London wage bandits.—Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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