The Straits Times, 31 October 1959
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Title Section22 1959-10-31 1 AVI It \«.l. lIAII IEBTIFIEH SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 f The Straits Times Hat*"* 1 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1959 15 CENTS.22 words
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Article755 1959-10-31 1 HE SAYS; MY FIRST VISIT BUT IT WON'T BE THE LAST Students, YIPs at airport to greet visiting Premier A simple sincere goodwill journey PERTH, Fri. The Malayan Prime Minister, Ti-ngku Abdul Rahman, landed here today by Qantas airliner and was met by more! than 200 Malayan755 words
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Article, Illustration149 1959-10-31 1 THIS IS IT... THE OTHER FACE OF THE MOON |^ERE IT IS the hidden side of the moon. The side man has never seen before. The secrets came out from Moscow in pictures taken by the space satellite, Lunik 111, and televised back to earth. The pictures show that there149 words
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Article107 1959-10-31 1 MARCUS SUES COUNCIL SINGAPORE. Fri. A writ has been filed in the High Court Registry on behalf of Mr. P. C. Marcus, former City Council Chief Administrative Officer. against the City Council claiming for a declaration that his suspension from his office as Chief Administrative Officer by the Minister of107 words
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371 1959-10-31 1 SINGAPORE, Friday. T*HE Government today clamped down on the free 1 import of washing soap in all forms from abroad, including the Federation. Under a new Department of Import* and Exports regulation, importers are only allowed to bring in as much soap as they371 words
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Article26 1959-10-31 1 HONO KONG Fri. Miss Michele Mok. 17. "Miss Hong Kong 1959." left today for London, to participate in a Miss World contest.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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64 1959-10-31 1 LAOS KING DIES AFTER RULE OF 55 YEARS LUANG PRABANG, Fri.— The King of Laos, Sisavanc Vong. 74. died last night after a reign of 55 years. A message of sympathy was sent today from Kuala Lumpur by the Deputy Paramount Ruler to the Regent of Laos, Luang Prabang. The64 words
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Article48 1959-10-31 1 BAIOON. Fri. The South Vietnam naval authorities announced today that a Singapore ship bearing the registration marks SMS. 388 had been detained for violating South Vietnamese territorial waters. The 80-ton ship, with a crew of nine Chinese, was carrying a five-ton cargo of fish. Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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420 1959-10-31 1 JACKIE SAM; 808 PERIES - Big switch of top officers in Singapore Police Force JACKIE SAM and 808 PERIES By SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Singapore Police Force is to undergo a major re-organisation aimed at a more centralised control of its 5.000 officers and men froir. Monday. This will also involve a sweeping reshuffle in the420 words
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Article12 1959-10-31 1 The Straits Times wishes all -ts Hindu readers a happy Deepavali.12 words
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Article39 1959-10-31 1 MR D. OFFERS TO RESIGN IF OLO.MBO. FH —Cf jluii Fr- inicr Dabaoarake toda> oiund to resign office if oppoMtion charst that b< had hecrctly met one <>f principal in Uiiidar-uulke MWm lion ia>r vafi »totc<J Kcutcr.39 words
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Advertisement65 1959-10-31 1 SWISS MADE THE MOST UrpiJCC A,,. PORTABLE n JKfeftr OF POBUBLES V® ■?9 It X/ m LAST TRAIN I FROM GUN HiLLI rHONE 334*0 AT UAW ADMISSION PB1CE8: FOR BOOKINGS VAt f flAl SI. $3 ft 95. GALA CHARITY PREMIERE NOVEMBER. 4TH 1959 AT 9.30 P.M. IN AID OF THE65 words
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201 1959-10-31 2 SOLDIER IN AIR DASH TO SICK FATHER CINGAPORE, Fri. A young British soldier left here, late last night on a 8,000-mile air dash to England to be at the bedside of his father, who is seriously ill. He is Pte. J P. Smith. 21. of the Ist. Bn., Loyal Regiment,201 words
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Article, Illustration156 1959-10-31 2 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Catherine Wong, a 17-year-old student, left her home in Paterson Hill on Wednesday to go to a night class at Kallang School. She has not returned home since. Her father. Mr. Wong Chong Seng, said that his daughter had recently156 words
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Article51 1959-10-31 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri —The Auditor General has reported to the Johore Government that the Johore statement 01 accounts for the financial year ended Dec. 31. 1958. has not yet been submitted to him. This statement should have been submitted within seven mont^"-- t" 'ie close of the financial51 words
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Article41 1959-10-31 2 PENANG. f^Yl— Lok Beow Chuan. who entered Malaya without a passport and paid 51. 300 for a Singapore identity card, was today jailed for six months for using an identity card which did not belorig to him.41 words
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Article35 1959-10-31 2 IPOH. Fri Mr. Sek Ah Ngow. 43. clerk in charge of the Talving branch of Messrs. William Jacks and Co. (Malaya) Ltd., was presented with a gold watch for his 26 years' service35 words
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Article, Illustration300 1959-10-31 2 BRAVE BONG CHEE, 12, HAS TWO TOUGH EVENTS SINGAPORE. Fri the 17,181 students busily preparing for the secondary schools entrance examination in four days time is 12-year-old Miss Lee Bong Chee. But unlike the other candidates, Bong Chee is doing all her studying300 words
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Article, Illustration98 1959-10-31 2 DIOR MAN HAS NO DRESS INTEREST QINGAPORE. Fri— Mr. Francois Bertrand. a representative of the famous fashion house of Dior, is only interested in perfumes and not dresses. Mr. Bertrand. sales director of Christian Dlpr Perfumes. Parts, is on a Far Eastern tour to meet local representatives. Asked about the98 words
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164 1959-10-31 2 Four men fined $672,000 for smuggling PARIT BUNTAR. Friday. THE president of the Sessions Court here yesterday fined four men a total of $672,000 (or three years' jail each) for smuggling. The president, Tuan Syed Osman bin Syed Ali. said in passing sentence: "ThU is the highest fine I have164 words
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Article73 1959-10-31 2 FONG DUE IN CAPITAL TOMORROW KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— The first American Chinese Senator. Hiram L. Fong, who Is In Singapore, will arrive here on Sunday. He Is on a fact-finding tour of Asian countries. In Kuala Lumpur. Senator Fong will pay courtesy calls on Federation officials and will obtain briefings73 words
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Advertisement138 1959-10-31 2 NESTUM-/^! j(%7<|f 3fr\ for growing children BJ^?V and aU tHe familY V. More and more people are enjoyinc NESTUM > C^«^ s x^ NECTAR in their homes and favourite 11 IJ^S. restaurants delicious, nourishing, sustaining NESTUM NECTAR. To make NESTUM NECTAR just t>ut two heaped teaspoonfuls of NESTUM into a138 words
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Miscellaneous41 1959-10-31 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby 1 CAN YOU BUT YOU «AIO LCNO ME Cl. YOU'D &UD j If and i uavc > i'll have ALL TMIS MONEY I ENOUGH fOd ie*T OVE«-fiOIF ANEW HAT J V mou'll lend me v. \T*l. PLEASe/41 words
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560 1959-10-31 3 4 Excessive' price compels buyers to put off orders LONDON, Friday. rIE Financial Times reported today that the squeeze on the London rubber market is still continuing. The amount of rubber needed to free the market is quite small, but so farReuter - 560 words
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Article187 1959-10-31 3 TO OPEN DOORS FOR TRAINING' JOGJAKARTA, Friday. YiALAYA, one of Asia's richest per capita nations ITI after Japan, hopes to offer Colombo Plan training to people from neighbouring countries, a spokesman for the Malayan delegation to the Colombo Plan conference said today. The spokesman, Raja MoharReuter - 187 words
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Article184 1959-10-31 3 6 OF 10 WOMEN DO NOT KNOW... MEW YORK, Frt 11 Six of every 10 women are unaware it is possible to control pregnancy, a field representative for the planned Parenthood Federation of America said in Cincinnati yesterday. This "plain ignorance" costs the United States millions of dollars yearly, saidUPI - 184 words
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124 1959-10-31 3 DELINQUENCY PROBE INTO FLYNN'S GIRL LOS ANGELES. Fri. The District Attorney, Mr. William B. McKesson, ordered an investigation today Into allegations of contributing to the delinquency of a minor In the case of Beverly Aadland. the late Errol Flynn's 17-year-old "protegee." The police, and Juvenile authorities are co-operating in theUPI - 124 words
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Article20 1959-10-31 3 ALGIERS. Fri.—Seventysix rebels were captured In a cavp discovered by troops near the port of Bougie. Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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Article119 1959-10-31 3 ASSASSIN'S REVOLVER CHARGE COLOMBO. Fri. Opposition members In the House of Representatives charged last night that a friend of Finance Minister. Mr. Stanley de Zoysa. supplied the revolver used in the assassination of Mr. S.W.R.D. Bandaranalke. Deputy opposition leader. Dr. Colvin R. de Sllva. said the .45 revolver was "supplied"UPI - 119 words
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Article299 1959-10-31 3 LONDON, Friday. AIR SELWYN LLOYD, the Foreign Secretary, yesterday expressed some disappointment that a Western "summit" conference is not now likely to be held before the middle of December. In the House of Commons, he said "That is not as soon as we were willing to attendReuter - 299 words
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Article44 1959-10-31 3 LONDON. Fri. Canadian Pacific Airlines has dropped plans to buy Comet airliners and has ordered Douglas Super DC-8 jets instead. Comets do not have the range required for flights over the Pole or across the Pacific, say CPA officials. U.P.I.UPI - 44 words
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Article60 1959-10-31 3 ROME; Fri— A flaming object crossed Capri last night, breaking the darkness for a mile around with Its glow. The object looked like an unusually large or unusually close meteor and was seen by dozens of eyewitnesses. Eyewitnesses said the object was cylindrical, its nose bluish and itsUPI - 60 words
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Article, Illustration163 1959-10-31 3 LUANG PRABANG, Fri. King Sisavang Yong, 74-year-old ruler of Laos, died in his palace here last night after a reign of 55 years. The rheumatism and gout-ridden king has been confined to bed for several years and In August this year he appointed his son. Prince Savangrattana,Reuter - 163 words
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Article70 1959-10-31 3 SYDNEY, Fri.— Hundreds of tons of rain-weakened rock and earth roared down a hillside and struck a mall train near Mittagong, 76 miles from Sydney today. Twelve people were hurt as sleeping passengers were flung from berths, but the train remained on the rails and continued on.70 words
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153 1959-10-31 3 Genoa bars 300 Indians from landing ftENOA, Fri. About 300 Indians due to disembark here yesterday to continue their Journey by rail to Britain were prevented from landing by the Italian police. Police officials said disembarkation was refused because of certain "faults" and "Irregularities" found in some of the passports.Reuter - 153 words
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Article64 1959-10-31 3 LONDON. Fri— Five paintings dicovered in a shed in Dublin by a London art dealer two years ago have been revealed after restoration as the work of 18th-century Italian artist Francesco Guardi. Art experts today hailed the discovery, announced last night, as one of the mostReuter - 64 words
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Advertisement89 1959-10-31 3 s-p-e-l -I -s ULTRALITE EFFICIENT THERMAL AND AOOOOBTICAL INSULATION fttre Ultralite is made from long drawn glass fibres bonded together with a thermo-setting resin Avge fibre length is 4". Ultralite is manufactured in continuous blanket rolls. It will not corrode metals, absorb moisture, rot, sustain mold or vermin: will not89 words
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Advertisement226 1959-10-31 3 ■Paints estate robbialac metalium ROOFS Roofing Paint and ROBBIALAC RADIANTA Aluminium Paint are both highly recommended for use on estate roofs'. Sole Agents: HARRISONS AND CROSFIEID Roseed Or presents: V |l DANCING NIGHTLY K I 'a Smfl«r: MISS CARMEN SORIANO. i W M W a top torch singer from uj226 words
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Miscellaneous511 1959-10-31 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 4*6 metre* NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 JKs<* gg&n Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; KwUa Lumpur 341 metre* 7 05 A Date With Music: 8.00 The Penant 366 .metres News. 805 A Date With Music; Jf^ g^lS 8.30 Calling511 words
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Article37 1959-10-31 4 SINGAPORE. Pri— Former Speaker of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly. Mr. S K. Mukherji. will talk on 'India and the World" at the Ramakrishna Mission Hall, 9 Norris Road, on Sunday At 6.30 p.m.37 words
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Article47 1959-10-31 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Tay Kay chong, one of two partners of Chip Chee Trading Co., Ltd. was adjudicated a bankrupt by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today. A receiving order was made against the company in 1957. The company's total liabilities amounted to $250,997.47 words
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Article, Illustration17 1959-10-31 4 Mr. Herbert (right) and Mr. Doggett. Straits Times picture.17 words
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264 1959-10-31 4 A shock for Govt. men: No more car loans THE END OF ONE OF FEW REMAINING PRIVILEGES KUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Fri. The Federation Government has decided to stop giving interest free car loans to its employees, thus ending a 35-year-old privilege enjoyed by thousands of civil servants. This shock decision264 words
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Article177 1959-10-31 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. T»HE dispute between the management of Borneo x Motors and the Singapore Motor Workshop Employees' Union over recognition of the union, is now partly settled. This followed another meetIng today between both parties and the Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K M.177 words
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Article94 1959-10-31 4 Concert at Katong tomorrow SINGAPORE, Fri. The Ministry of Culture's 12th Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat. will be held at Katong Park, at 7 p.m. on Sunday. Radio' Singapore's orchestra "Dupa Kenchana." led by composer Ahmad Ja'afar. will play Malaysian music In the Western style, and the guest singer will be Mohamed94 words
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163 1959-10-31 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. lljß. JUSTICE Buttrose in the Singapore High Court today granted an application for the compulsory winding-up of Carwith Ltd., a company incorporated in Singapore in 1951 with a nominal capital of $50,000. In making the application, Mr. Dennis D'Cotta, the Official Assignee,163 words
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69 1959-10-31 4 1,000 in rush to buy 100 SIT flats SINGAPORE. Fri.— About 1.000 people have obtained application forms to buy the 100 terrace houses at St. Michael's Estate put up for sale by the Singapore Improvement Trust yesterday. The Assistant Deputy Manager of the SIT, Mr. Ngr Chee Seng, said that69 words
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Article35 1959-10-31 4 SINGAPORE. Prl— Mr. Vernon Ralph Hunt, an executive in a well-known British publishing firm, will talk about paperback books in "Visitor's Book" in the English service of Radio Singapore at 7.15 p.m. tomorrow.35 words
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Article68 1959-10-31 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. —An art exhibition by Professor Tao Jhi was opened at 5 p.m. today by the CommissionerGeneral for South-East Asia. Sir Robert Scott, at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street. Prof. Tao Is the head of a 200-member art academy In68 words
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Article28 1959-10-31 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Universal Religion Mission will hold a prayer meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Its headquarters at No. 1395-A, Serangoon Road, to celebrate Deepavali.28 words
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120 1959-10-31 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places from Monday at 7.15 p.m. MONDAY: Tuan Mong School. 11 m.s. Ylo Chu Kang; Sin Mln School, Van Kit Village: Pulau Branl (Telok Saga). TUESDAY: Nong Chor.g120 words
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303 1959-10-31 4 Recital by Australian tenor tomorrow SINGAPORE, Fri. A well-known Australian tenor, who made his debut two decades ago at the age of 18, is here to give a recital at the Victoria Theatre on Sunday at 8.45 p.m. The tenor, William Herbert. 38. is on his way back to England,303 words
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Article65 1959-10-31 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. a Periasamy, has been elected chairman of the Singapore Government Public Works Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Limited. Other officials are: Secretary and treasurer. Mr. J. J. George; committee members. Messrs Abdul Rahman bin Koemln, V. C. Penelra, S. A. A. Bruce. S. Supplah,65 words
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Article32 1959-10-31 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Master Attendant's Office, the Shipping and Port Clearance Office and the Imports and Exports Office will be open tomorrow Deepavali for one hour only from 10 a.m.32 words
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Advertisement553 1959-10-31 4 IfISHAWKBg: Wishing Hindu Moviegoers p A HAPPY DEEPAVALI %xi IUJEZD 32nd RECORD DAY!: P Today Tomorrow 3 Shows: 2.30, 6.15, 9.15 TickeU available at SKY LIDO CAPITOL. PRICES: Orchestra $4 'Back SUlb $2.so«Baleony $1.50*N0 Free List TW mW t TNIjmO CINOMMA MUttHTATION J COkOM aTV TMMMOOLOR Special Conc*»»lon for SCHOOL553 words
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Miscellaneous176 1959-10-31 4 THE SALVATION ARMY (Cle- nlc at 8.8. Camp 9.30 a.m.; BUKIT TIMAH TOVTB menceau Avc>: Prayer meeting Scene&hlfters rehearsal of "Mar- CLUB: Table tennla, body build -7 pjn.; open air meeting 746 pjn. tha." ing, football 4 pjn,; fllm show THE METHODIST CHURCH CHINESE V M C.A Table ten 730176 words
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326 1959-10-31 5 Dr. Thevathasan must pay $12,150 arrears to wife MAGISTRATE: I HOPE THAT THEY WILL SEEK THE GUWANCE OF GOD SINGAPORE, Friday. DR. VICTOR M.S. THEVATHASAN, a City Council employee, was today ordered by a Singapore magistrate to pay $450 monthly towards the maintenance of his estranged wife, Ruth Kamalavathy Thevathasan,326 words
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165 1959-10-31 5 MAN WHO PEDDLED KNIVES, CHARGED AND THEN CLEARED SINGAPORE, Friday. TWE first man to be charged under a new section 1 of the Minor Offences (Amendment No. 2) Ordinance, which bans flick-knives, was today unconditionally discharged by a district judge. The 27 flick-knives he put up for sale on a165 words
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Article, Illustration116 1959-10-31 5 Army P.R.O. is now Military Attache KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The public relations officer of the Federation Armed Forces. Major Mohamed Nasir bin Hajl Mohamed Tahir. has been appointed Military Attach? to the Malayan Embassy in Banekok. He will leave for Bangkok early next year. Maj. Nasir has been the Army's116 words
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Article56 1959-10-31 5 A $2,000 prize is waiting to be won in Tlie Malayan Monthly's Contest "I" (for October). This great contest closes on Monday. You have three days in which to make your bid for the big money. Send in your entry, NOW. Full details in MM for56 words
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Article52 1959-10-31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— The five prize-winning films In the recent pan-Malayan amateur cine contest will be screened at the British Council Hall here tomorrow at 9.15 p.mMr. Loke Wan Tho. the cinema magnate, will present the trophies at the end of the show which Is open to52 words
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Article28 1959-10-31 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Minister of Health, Dato V. T. Sambanthan. today opened a new Buddhist temple In Sungei Bulah Leper Settlement, 13 miles from here28 words
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Article174 1959-10-31 5 IPOH, Friday. THE Minister for Justice, Tun Leong Yew Koh, making his first official tour of the courts here since his appointment last month, received a suggestion for having a Palace of Justice built. He said after his tour: "The suggestion for a Palace of174 words
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94 1959-10-31 5 $10,000 FOR MEN WHO FELL IN SEWER JOHORE BAHRU. Frl. The dependents of the two pwd workers who lost their lives when cleaning a sewer at the General Hospital here on June 7 are to be paid $10,078 compensation. Ibrahim bin Majid. a fitter, was making a routine check of94 words
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Article35 1959-10-31 5 IPOH. I ri. A special committee on the municipalisation of the Ipoh Town Council has recommended that Ipoh become a municipality on "Jan. 1, 1960, or not later than March 1."35 words
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196 1959-10-31 5 Danger of religion being used as a cloak: Lee j SINGAPORE, Fri. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today that not only was there religious tolerance In Malaya but also an appreciation of the underlying spirit of goodwill manifested by all religions. In a message to Hindus who196 words
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Article31 1959-10-31 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Rev. J. T- N. Handy, a founder of St. Hilda's Churcn. arrived from Ceylon yesterday to take part In the Sliver Jubilee celebrations of the church.31 words
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Advertisement296 1959-10-31 5 A HAPPY DEEPAVALI TO Ol'R INDIAN PATRONS L^ABflrt^CK/cj TODAY t TOMORROW *^B1 AT n0— 3.45— «.3v— ».U P.M. SOLTH-EAST ASIA TUM Co. 1 ST WITH THE TAMIL 7^^"^^^^^ SUBTITLES! jj m M>ena Kumari as "HANNAH" I WM LHdji M IK I 7 SOM.S A. 4 II \M I S UfU296 words
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Advertisement248 1959-10-31 5 'BAND-AID' $k FIRST-AID DRESSINGS ARE AERATED they let air In— keep Infection out W m Air can get to the wound through tiny perforations The wound can "breathe*, so it heals more quickly •Aerated* BAND-AID* First Aid Dressings stick firmly md ptfH ■re easy to put on. Always use Y^j2»^^^248 words
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Advertisement336 1959-10-31 6 I l> lULI UL 4 44 4 for beauty first.... for M'L'L 14- fCi'C V DOUBLE ACHIEVEMENT FOR At this year's Geneva Watch and Jewellery Show Rotex carried off "first prize fortne D I p V most beautiful Ladies watch, with only one entry the Ice Flower, a breathtaking creation336 words
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629 1959-10-31 7 DR. LITTLE'S EXPERIMENT UNDER THIS BRIDGE GAVE HIM `PROOF' THAT HIS QUAINT THEORY WAS RIGHT FEE bridge over the canal in Syed Alwi Road is not one of Singapore's most attractive features. Some people, nowadays, might even flnd it difficult to locate in that out-of-the-way part between Serangoon and Kallang629 words
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Article, Illustration935 1959-10-31 7 Rochore canal smell killed malaria— he found in 1847 Ed of sulphuretted hydrogen. The stronger the smell, greater the concentration of sulphuretted hydrogen. That piece of blotting paper suspended over the waters of the Rochore Canal had been soaked in carbonate of lead to test the amount of sulphuretted hydrogenHTS - 935 words
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Advertisement424 1959-10-31 7 Water Cooler by WESTINGHOUSE Provides pure cold drinkiug water and improves employee morale tea BL^ > 1 See ycfur nearest dealer you can be SUKE...IF its Wfestin^bouse OfctoMiobte from all WMtinghouM dealers. KHOO HENG PHO CO., LTD., 304, Cantonment Road, Singapore. Tel: *****. 1, Suleiman Road, Kuala Lumpur. Ttl: (7925.424 words
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Miscellaneous254 1959-10-31 7 I/if Saint By Leslie Churteris "IVlii^vTJ BtE YOND TH£ VILLAGE .'"JET *PrY TO6£Te/OOFAU 7HC rMCNE; iftlUflS jjt|| WHE(?E THY DEPARTURE^! J**^^k £M£#AL/>S WG HAVE NOW. PgEPAgATIONS APEIy lw" LL N T D66K E^M h >^^ AMD WM£V I NEEO MOPE. JLi'l Abner By Al Lapp f THASS VALOOBLE v N254 words
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Article27 1959-10-31 8 2« W*4* tit (Minimum) IN FOND and Loving Memory of Madam Maria Won* Ah Kwee who departed on 31-10-46. sadly missed by her beloved ores.27 words
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Article407 1959-10-31 8 It H orii lit (Mimmmm) THE COCKPITS Java Rljsttafel is *ened every Saturday and Sunuav lunch time. AMIR SONS. Sale Now On— Bokhara Indian Carpcu «c Rugs. 3d' DIbCOUNT ON All Shoe*. Vanity 32. Raffles Place. Spore. Open to 1 p.m. COLD STORAGE SHOPS open lodav S a.m--5 p.m.407 words
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737 1959-10-31 8 The Straits Times Saturday, October 31, 1959. A New Tin Agreement Within the next eight months members of the Inter- national Tin Council have to make up their minds whether j they want the International Tin Agreement, which expires on June 30, 1961, to be re- newed or not. And737 words
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Article, Illustration522 1959-10-31 8 A combination of circumstances is making the United States take a new look at its foreign aid programme. The main trouble seems to be the spanking trade deficit anticipated at the end of this year: this added to the complete recovery of European and Japanese industry has522 words
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Article, Illustration132 1959-10-31 8 FIFTY YEARS AGO {From the Straits Times of Oct. 31, 1909 J^ GOVERNMENT Gaiettfe extraordinary gives i thr following details of the constitution of the Federal council: MEMBERS: Thr High Commissioner (also presiI dent of the council the i Resident General; the Sultans of Perak. Selangor. Pahang and the Yam132 words
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Article, Illustration1113 1959-10-31 8 CYRIL DUNN - CYRIL DUNN THESE STUDENT UPRISINGS ARE NO LONGER AMUSING: THEY POINT TO THE MORE SINISTER ASPECT OF SOME GRAND DESIGN NEW DELHI INDIAN students in the old Mogul city of Agra, tne celebrated site of the Taj Mahal, have been on strike because two students were expelled1,113 words
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Advertisement59 1959-10-31 8 SIGNALS for EYE-EXAMINATION:— Not seeing well at distance or near. Frequent headaches. Eyes feel tired or uneasy Can't read or write comfortably In extreme cases dizziness and nausea, lots of appetite vomiting. Our technique and procedure in visual analysis with the most complete equipment are ENTIRELY DIFFERENT from the old59 words
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1890 1959-10-31 9 That $1,900,000 profit told union was just a guess— manager STC ARBITRATION: SECOND DAY SINGAPORE, Friday fTHIE general man--1 ager of the Singapore Traction Company Ltd. Mr. G. G. Wilson, told an arbitration board today that the two estimates he gave last year of the company's working profits of si.soe.eee1,890 words
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268 1959-10-31 9 WHEN GAMBLING 1 IN HOME IS NOT AN OFFENCE —BY A JUDGE SINGAPORE. Friday. HABITUAL gambling at night in private homes in Singapore does not by itself necessarily constitute an offence in law, a magistrate declared today. Mr. Choor Singh, in a judgment, said that: IT IS NOT AN OFFENCE268 words
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Article126 1959-10-31 9 $100,000 rubber falls into sea SINGAPORE. Fri. About a $IM,HO worth of rubber was thrown into the sea when a lighter containing 500 rubber bales capsized off godown 35 in the Singapore Harbour Board Wharves yesterday. The accident happened when four lighters tied alongside the President Buchanan were struck by126 words
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Article186 1959-10-31 9 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Government tonight announced the condiA tions under which residents can from Monday become Singapore citizens by naturalisation. A Ministry of Home Af- i fair's statement said that applicants must: BE of full age and capacity; BE of good character: HAVE resided in Singapore186 words
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79 1959-10-31 9 MARRIED ONE MONTH, THEN HE LEFT HER MALACCA. Fri.— A 26--year-old woman told Mr. Justice Ismail Khan in the High Court here today that one month after her marriage In February 1955 her husband left tor Kuala Lumpur and had failed to maintain her ever since. Teoh Oh Kwee successfully79 words
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Article42 1959-10-31 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. —An order for the windlng-up of Clemenceau Corporation Ltd. was made by Mr Justice Buttrose In the High Court today. The total known liabilities of the company were stated to be about $500,00042 words
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246 1959-10-31 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mrs. Ong Huck Lim. of Penang. a grandmother who has not looked after babies for more than 30 years, is terribly worried and anxious. THE REASON: From Sunday she will have to look after her six-month-old granddaughter. Lisa, who is246 words
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Article39 1959-10-31 9 MALACCA. Fri. This year's Poppy Day will be observed with a ceremony at the memorial at the Cloc»c Tower here at 10.45 a.m. on Sunday. Nov. 8. Poppies will be on sale the previous day.39 words
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Advertisement277 1959-10-31 9 DECCA Stereophonic and Monaural Records Classical, Operatic, Instrumental, Latin American, Vocal, Popular, Dance, etc. Stereophonic ffss Pick-up $170— spore Hcod OH,«. Sol D'.trib.,,.,. S.h,. M o f(< UiA. C.cl St.. ►•<•'•»••» M«I« T 20 g,^ M Spot E. S. ISAAC CO., LTD. Ift X L 4gp=3 Natural Vitamin C for277 words
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Advertisement354 1959-10-31 9 MUST SHE LOSE ALL HER TEETH? Mla-affaVaVataffaffaTaffW^ ANXIOUSLY SHE WAITS TO HEAR iytk-4Hrk^'. I HER DENTIST'S ANSWER. VEST IT aTOir IT COULD BE. BECAUSE SHE HAS BEEN WZtJW 1 I HAVING GUM TROUBLE, AND WHEN f£r*mr< W% GUMS BECOME INFECTED, EVEN Mm SOUND TEETH ARE BOUND TO JPP fjaj SUFFER354 words
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165 1959-10-31 10 THE DAY SAW TWO THUGS BEAT UP A MOTORIST J WOULD like U> complain about the inadequate services the police are rendering to the public. The other day, two gangsters were obstructing a narrow road with their tricycle. The driver of a passing car sounded his horn twice. This irritated165 words
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Article111 1959-10-31 10 MALAYA HAS DONE GREAT SERVICE \J.\I.AYA has done a great service to the cause of human-rights by raising the question of Tibet in the United Nations General Assembly. Tibet had been a small Himalayan state for hundreds of years with her own tradition, culture and way of life. The massacre111 words
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Article537 1959-10-31 10 IjtfilDKjMl&llMgßllJtflDgl Saturday Forum Here, I suggest, is a more useful intellectual lead our undergraduates can give in shaping the new Singapore TN Ihe latest issue ot the Malayan Under- grad, journal of the University of Ma aya, the Minister of Culture is quoted as saying that the students and537 words
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Article239 1959-10-31 10 Vagaries of the law in Kelantan T"HE monsoon has set in In the northern part of the east coast. And It Is most regrettable that the police in Kota Bharu should have chosen this inopportune time to warn the public against using umbrellas while cycling. Trisha peddlers, too, have received239 words
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Article72 1959-10-31 10 CINCp the withdrawal of the women housing visitors, the S.I.T. tenants of Redhill Estate are turning this healthy estate into a poultry farm. The unauthorised rearing of fowls and geese has destroyed the previously wellkept grass lawns around the buildings and in addition to this, more filth72 words
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Advertisement377 1959-10-31 10 "Bye! Don't forget to wear your Viyella!" You have been planning this holiday for so long! Stay in good health. Protect the family from chills with Viyella! Viyella IF IT SHRINKS WE^REPLACE [Cfajtf lU^1 mmdc *y tke mwken 'Yir+Nm'mmJ hrn» the —m» gm*rmmi*+ te FINE FOOD... FINE MUSIC BAR RESTAURANT377 words
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Miscellaneous276 1959-10-31 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8 They're theories— but here i<> 9 Girl's accent In Kentish town something written down <4> (9). 14 May be near a Trust House 10 Though supposedly deaf, providing refreshment (10). they've obviously got sltua- 15 Dependent pleased about split tlon s (5). gin (10). 11276 words
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Advertisement1720 1959-10-31 11 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE fl AtEH. LFVERWOt. tIASMW. IWIMJN ft CtaniWlOA. PORTS Dm Stare S»l» S>am Penang Uf If LAOS Marseilles. DmVio Ntt 1 Mt t Net V I Ml 1 ATREUS Uiaraaal, (totjjaw U to to > in I I in m 10LIUS Coa. London. H-burg, R'dam Mi I1,720 words
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Advertisement1365 1959-10-31 11 THB BEN LIME STEAMERS LTD. .IHSAPMI (lawjajiaaal m tat tattod bactom) I INKS siamts Tt Atm. o.k ft ctmiitniTii pmts rtora P. S'bam Pwaant KNU««tS tor Hawmvrg. Aatowv, LUM It Part/ 1 Net lIMJRCIWBI tor Liverpool BatttrtJam. 6dT»a trwgwtatJk ii Part 1 Ml BENtftCH for London noltaKaai. Braami Hamburg IJS-MVI1,365 words
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Advertisement1379 1959-10-31 11 MeAUSTER A CO., LTD. lEI. Mi MMI BIXBBMAII liltTß KX>A TBMBS4 LIMB LtHMN HAAVtMC, MnERtAM. HVM UM ANMUS. SAN FMNCISCI. A MU. IXATTU. VANCttJVEI I PMTUM and tor Canada ana USA North Atlantic Ports Acctatiag carga tor Ceatnl I $Mtk CITT Of PERTH Aaerica. Sport P. Sham Penang MNNEVILU 11,379 words
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Article356 1959-10-31 12 rE week has been highly erratic and nervous, with a large turnover and wide price movements, report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current rubber market survey. Early in the period November 1 R.S.S. was in demand from all sections of the market and the limited first hand356 words
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Article149 1959-10-31 12 November first grade rubber buyers f.ob. closed in Singapore yesterday at 118 cents per Ib. up one cent on Thursday's close. The closing tone was quiet. Closing prices in cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R S.S. Spot fob. buyers 122, sellers 124; Int. 1 R.S.S-149 words
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Article296 1959-10-31 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Schwabenstein 1/2, Memnon 4 5, Atsuta Maru 6A, Anna Baklce 6/7, Betwa 8/9, PresPierce 10/11, Steel Worker 13/14, Glnyo Maru 15/16. Kimlkawa Maru 18, Zyrianm 19, Jarak N.Wall 4. Oiang Lee N.Wall 5, Bidor 21/22, BocnevLUe296 words
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699 1959-10-31 12 Our Market Correspondent - SHARE MARKET CLOSES AFTER ACTIVE WEEK Our Market Correspondent By THE Malayan Share Market closed the week yesterday before the Deepavali holiday on a quieter note after extraordinarily active trading in the preceding four days. Share interest has been stimulated by the high price of rubber, which yesterday closed at699 words
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Article33 1959-10-31 12 SINGAPORE. OCT. 30. RUBBER: $1.18 per lb. (up one cent). Unofficial 5 p.m. close SI.18! (quiet). TIN: $3% per picul (down 111 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (up 5 tons).33 words
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Article112 1959-10-31 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra; quiet; UK/Continent October- November $41 buyers, $42 V?. sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $64 'j sellers, drum $66? sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done, Muntok white $175, Sarawak $174 (both down kl). special Sarawak black112 words
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Article92 1959-10-31 12 The Malayan Exchangr Banks' Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T T. 31 U. O.D- 31 H. 90 d/st 31 13/16 credit bills, 3 1 7 trade bills. Selling; T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 30 15/16;92 words
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Article895 1959-10-31 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "Industrials and rubbers were generally steady while tins were firm. The turnover was fair." Singapore brokers reported ihe j following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrial!: Fed. Dlsp. $1.07: Fraser and Neave orris $1.49 and $1.50 x all; Gammon $2.01; Henry895 words
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Article21 1959-10-31 12 Malayan Share Market: Oct. 30 Oct. 29 Industrials: 1*5.52 105.26 Tins: 133.22 ***** Rubber*: ***** 172.86 Jan. 1 1958-100.21 words
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Article518 1959-10-31 12 MELBOURNE. Fri. I TNVESTMENT shares on the Stock Exchange here today closed the week firmly on a quieter market. B.H.P. eased Is. 6d. to 71s. and CSR closed at £70 ss. down 15s. Highlight of the base metals was Mount Isa which gained 4s. to 78s. Oil shares518 words
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Advertisement1096 1959-10-31 12 NOTICES THE PAHANG CONSOLIDATED COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in England! Telegraphic advice has been received from London that the Directors recommend payment of a Final Dividend of 10 r i on the Ordinary Stock, leas Income Tax at the Standard Rate, for the year ended 31st July, 1959, payable 12th December,1,096 words
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Advertisement800 1959-10-31 13 NOTICES HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956 Regulations 12 (1) Assjttoßtfs* far a ertiflcate Registration NOTICE to hereby given thai Mrs. Eileen McOuigan of 312 Orchard Road. Singapore, la applying to the Hotels Licensing Board. Singapore, for a Certificate of Registration in respect of premises known as "Silver Bank" Hotel at No:800 words
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Advertisement806 1959-10-31 13 (C— ttnaed from Page 8) OVERSEAS LEAVE it Warms U (Mln,) Bam It eta. awtrm WHEN IN BRITAIN drive yourself In a Vauxhall (Velox. Wyvern or Victor), Austin (A.35. A 40. A.55, A.95) or Bedford Dormoblle Caravan. Our three-way tariff gives choice of three popular rates (special rates for winter806 words
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Advertisement717 1959-10-31 13 PHOTOGRAPHY it Warms SS (Min.)— Box ft eta. txtra PHOTOGRAPHIC CLASS Postal Course In Photographymoderate charge Special Class, Saturdays St Sundays 10, Oollyer Quay, Ist Floor, Singapore, *****. PARTIES, WEDDINGS. INDUB--miAL Photographs, etc Call Nantao Studio Expert CommerciaJ Photographers. 191 A New Bridge Road, Singapore, Tel: ***** Charges Moderate. SITUATIONS717 words
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Advertisement894 1959-10-31 13 SITUATIONS VACANT It Words U (Min,)— Box It sis. txtrm 4 JUNIOR CLERKS. Cambridge I: Salesgirls: 4 Stenographers: Vacancies not Handled By Other Agencies: Interviews to-day: City Employment 748 Robinson Road. S-pore. WANTED AN ENGLISH speaking lady driving Instructress, Interview 1 p.m. 5 p.m. 1-11-59 Sunday. Please apply 67, Orchard894 words
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Advertisement831 1959-10-31 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED I tt Words SS (Mlm.)— Baa St ets. txlra NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICER St Wife need cheap accommodation near B.MJI. Offers to Spore ***** weekdays. EUROPEAN FAMILY require large house Immediately Furnished or unfurnished Leave house considered Rental about $600. I Box A 4945 ST., B'pore. ENGLISH MANAGING DIRECTOR831 words
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Advertisement935 1959-10-31 13 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS i 2* Words SS (Mtn.)— Box St cts. txtra A MERICAN. BRITISH, INDIAN (English) Magazines, Subscription accepted. Write for Classified Lists, Specifying Country. Excelsior News Agency, P.O. Box 403, Singapore. HIRE PURCHASE It Wards SS (Mtn.)— Box St ets. txtra SIN NGOU KWONO, 484, I Serangoon Road, offers935 words
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Advertisement947 1959-10-31 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Words SS (Mtn,)—B*m St rta. mxtra 49/50 VANGUARD, Engine, tyres springs all good, body rough, must sell. $400. Mr. Jones, 32 Bloxhoine Drive. S.G.E., Spore. FORD SQUIRE September 1957 one owner leaving 23,000 miles Is 3 300. Offers view 568 Changi Road Spore After 5 p.m.947 words
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Advertisement769 1959-10-31 13 MISCELLANEOUS tt Wards tS (Min.}— Baa St cts. sxtra ULTRA-SONic Watch-cleaning Is done in our modern workshop by experts. A good watch deserves the best service. Oammeters Ltd, 16. Collyer Quay, Singapore. FREE BOOKLET "The Clock to Ticking Again" now available to the hard-of-hearlng from Philips Singapore Limited, N.T.S. Building,769 words
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Article799 1959-10-31 14 RACING with EPSOM lEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Friday CANTY ALSO HAS CHANCE OF FLYING START WITH DETERMINED IN RACE 4: EASTERN WAY THE DANGER TWO jockeys from Britain, Phil Canty of Ireland and Dominic Forte of England, will make their Malayan debut at Kuala Lumpur on799 words
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131 1959-10-31 14 SINGAPORE. Prt.— The Btraits Racing Association today announced tbe registration of seven new horses. One of them. Kwan Kong date King's Thane), a six-year-old by Legislator -Pnncess Thaura. has been placed in Class l. The others are: Class 3 West Star, 3-y-o131 words
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Advertisement308 1959-10-31 14 J^N. In iust a few hours you can odd years of r3fc\ beouty to your wolls with Super Kern-Tone, S^^-i the miracle lotex woll point. More people use Super Kern-Tone thon ony other wall point because it's so easy to put on so easy to core for. Peautiful colours, dries308 words
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Miscellaneous1513 1959-10-31 14 Race 1—2.15: (Cbss 3, Div. I)— Abt. 7 Furs. 1 ***** Snperjet (Double H St.) Sullivan. 4 9.0 (F) Taylor 7 2 ***** Excelsior iTrio Kongsl) Yong. 5 8.13 (O) D niton 5 .3 ***** Time To Reason (Capt H.F. Bloxham) Rodgers. 7 8.12 (O) J. Forte 1 4 *****1,513 words
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397 1959-10-31 15 Question KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Federation of Malaya Olympic Council tonight appointed a five-man committee to determine the number of competitors to be sent to the South-East Asia Peninsula Games at Bangkok in December. The committee will also examine applications for affiliation397 words
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Article, Illustration48 1959-10-31 15 THE boot of high-kick-ing R. Smith, Tottenham Hotspurs centreforward, gets in the way of McKinlay. Nottingham Forest centre-half, in a tussle for the ball in the Notts' goal area during last week's English First Division league match. Tottenham won 2-1. U.P.I, picture.UPI - 48 words
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119 1959-10-31 15 Affiliates promise $10,000 to SOSC SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore basketball, cycling and snooting teams to the Peninsula Games in Bangkok in December have been named. This wa s disclosed at today's Singapore Olympic and Sports Council meeting at which it was estimated that the Singapore contingent to Bangkok would at119 words
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Article32 1959-10-31 15 SINGAPORE. Fri— Outtram School beat St. Joseph's Institution by 19 points (two goals, three tries) to 9 (two tries, a penalty goal) In a ***** match at Outtram Road today.32 words
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Article44 1959-10-31 15 SINGAPORE. Fri—Teachers' Training College beat SCRC 2—l In a Div. 1 league hockey match at Paterson Road today. The other Dlv. 1 match between SCC and CSC was postponed. Serangoon Gardens beat SHB Police 4—l In a Dlv. 3 match.44 words
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Article200 1959-10-31 15 SINGAPORE, Friday. SINGAPORE soccer selectors put their F.A.M. Cup side on show today against R.A.F. Seletar and though they won as expected by 3 l, they never looked a side that can challenge the best in the Federation. In the first half they were lucky200 words
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310 1959-10-31 15 SINGAPORE HALVES HOLD KEY TO SUCCESS IN CUP TIE By VAZIR MARKAR SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore, the Joint holders of the Malaya Cup (Rugby) with Perak. have a tough first round hurdle this year. They meet Johore here tomorrow in the opening match of the south zone. Johore will field a310 words
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143 1959-10-31 15 JTUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Selangor entered the Federation of Malaya interstate combined schools knockout hockey semi-flnal s today when they beat Negri Senbllan 1-0 at Pantai Road here. Selangor's heroes were their defenders. The goal that brought victory was scored by left back Ranjlt143 words
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329 1959-10-31 15 LIM KEE CHAN - Burmese fitter, better and more experienced-they should gain easy win LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE, Fri. After watching the amateur boxers of Singapore and Burma in their workouts, my forecast of tomorrow's international match is an easy win for Burma. I am not belittling the tremendous work put in by capable329 words
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Advertisement209 1959-10-31 15 mllM£ni»---Hi-HW-^--^i^-^n^HMftli«2' T3CmW3IBmBm»T A BB^9HHfll mmmmmmmmH ml BH M I*K < MWB-»--BmWB j mM I rmmmmm^llmmmmml^l^llLl 1 What is the Green-O-Matic System Ck^ A Super-Wide Bright coupled range and view. PETRI 1.9 finder therefore, you will ALWAYS OBTAIN F/1.9 b, 1-1/500. Self-timer NEEDLE SHARP PICTURES made of Special $192 Green Crown209 words
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Miscellaneous75 1959-10-31 15 SINGAPORE: Rugby Malaya Cup tie south zone) tie. Singapore v Johore lat padang) friendly matches, Singapore Combined Schools v Johore Combined Schools (padang, 4 p.m.) Royal Signals v Johore Services; R.M.P. v The Blacks; Nee Soon v S.R.C. Boxing International match. Singapore v Burma (at 8.B.A. Hall, 8.30 p.m.). Hockey—75 words
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460 1959-10-31 16 Grads may have to start right from the bottom, warns Gamba IjNIYERSITY' students must be prepared fora future when they may have to start from the bottom rung in business and trading concerns. Dr. Charles (iamba. Lecturer in Economics at the University of Malaya, warned tonight. "Even so, many will460 words
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Article78 1959-10-31 16 DEAT HS CULLEN: On October 25th at Perth Wrsterr Australia. Thomas James aged 24 years. Cousin of Perce Cu.len. MADAM NEO CHWEE NEO. 81. v.ife of the lave Mr. I.n Ji.ik Chone. (,a.s.seti away pearemllv at No. 42 Ceylon Road. Singapore, on 30-10-59 at 10.30 a.m. leaving behind her beu78 words
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98 1959-10-31 16 SCORPIONS AND TARANTULAS ADD TO STORM DEATHS MKXICO CITY. Fri.— An avalancic caused by heavy rains obliterated tne village of Minatitlan on Tuesday, killing about XOO people, according to reports reaching here. Swarms of scorpions and tarantulas attacked tbe few survivors when the side of the Copales Mountains thundered downUPI - 98 words
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199 1959-10-31 16 THAT INCIDENT IN ORANJE: WE DIDN'T MEAN IT lAKARTA, Fri. In- donesian authorities had not intended to enter the cabin of the British First Lord of the Admiralty, Lord Carrington, when they searched the .Dutch liner, Oranje, last week. The Assistant Attorney General. Mr. Gunawan, who led the cabin-to-cabin search,Reuter - 199 words
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94 1959-10-31 16 FLOODS: 2 ROADS CLOSED TO TRAFFIC KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. More rajn continued to pour in various parts of the Federation today. Here arc the latest flood reports: Selangor Sungei Besi District. Puchong-Klang at 13th milestone 2ft. Bin., rising, impassable to light traffic. Parts of Kampong Malaya at 131 milestone Puchong-Klang94 words
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Article451 1959-10-31 16 rpHE Hindustan Times said today that Mr. Nehru was now convinced that the Chinese intended to occupy the entire 6,000 square miles or Ladakh shown in their maps as Chinese territory. It said the Government had reached this conclusion after studying reports compiled afterReuter - 451 words
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Article197 1959-10-31 16 4 DEAD IN A DAY OF MISHAPS SINGAPORE, Fri. Four people, including a child, were killed in separate tragedies in Singapore today. CASE ONE: The first death was in a hardware shop at Pulau Saigon Road where a 52-year-old labourer. Lee Hong Kang, In a fit of anger, smashed a197 words
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Article29 1959-10-31 16 BANGKOK, Fri. The Siamese Government has instructed governors of provinces bordering Cambodia to clamp down on movements across the border, usually reliable Government sources reported today.29 words
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Article348 1959-10-31 16 LONDON. Pri. Aft«r some hesitancy stock markets resumed their upward trend and the week ended on a very firm note with gains widespread and substantial in many cases. Sentiment was Influenced to a great extent by the repayment of the US Export-Import Bank loan. Closing middle prices of348 words
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87 1959-10-31 16 SINGAPORE, Friday. lyiTH four more days to go before the Govern- merit's 16-day "reform offer" to gangsters comes to an end, 482 people have so far taken advantage of it. Yesterday's "score" was 64 and today's 51. As tomorrow is a public holiday,87 words
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