The Straits Times, 2 November 1959
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Title Section18 1959-11-02 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 tie***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1959 15 CENTS.18 words
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Article1101 1959-11-02 1 COMMUNISTS NOW BASE PLANS ON SUBVERSION Union told: Be on guard against outside elements Pledge of Govt. aid to workers KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday, pi ERE should be "no illusion that the Communists in the country have given up their nefarious aims", the acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul1,101 words
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127 1959-11-02 1 A MAIMED ROCKET TO MOON ON SATURDAY? ROME. Sun.— The Soviet I'nion will attempt to send two men to the moon aboard a space station on the Nov. 7. anniversary of the Bolsheyik Revolution, the Italian agency Continentale said today. In a dispatch datelined Prague, the agency, which specialises inUPI - 127 words
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Article, Illustration8 1959-11-02 1 THE KISS yesterday's picture.8 words
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Article185 1959-11-02 1 SOLDIER KILLED IN KNIFE ATTACK By EE BOON LEE SINGAPORE, Mon. A dying soldier tried to board a crowded bus in Seran?oon Road here tonight to escape the fury of a secret society gang. But Ng Thlam Hock, 24. of the Singapore Infantry Regiment, missed the door, staggered and fell.185 words
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Article31 1959-11-02 1 JOGJAKARTA, Sun. An official of the World Health Organisation said today it will take about 11 years and at least $100 million to rid Indonesia of Malaria.31 words
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Article300 1959-11-02 1 States get ready for monsoons KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday ALL states in the Federation are preparing to meet the full blast of the North East monsoon which, according to weather men will be felt in about 10 days. Rescue and relief teams have been formed to help at least 50,000 people300 words
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Article295 1959-11-02 1 A kiss by request of her mother ITUALA LUMPUR, 8u n. Senator Hiram L. Fong surprised crowds at the airport here this evening by going up to a young lady and kissing her on the cheek Later .ie only Chinese men <-r of the U.B. Senate salu. "I was told295 words
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Article62 1959-11-02 1 BONN. Bun. A Western summit meeting, attended by President Elsenhower, Mr. Macmlllan. President de Gaulle a/id Dr. Konrad Adenauer, will begin in Paris on Dec. 19, the West German Government announced today. The four Western leaders will discuss matters which will be raised In theirReuter - 62 words
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Article234 1959-11-02 1 SINGAPORE, Sun— The "scourge" of Serangoon, an 18-year-old secret society leader, is dead murdered by thugs from a rival gang. Low Chap Sar, son of a provision shop dealrr and headman of the "Gi Kun Tong". an affiliate of the powerful Group 18, died in234 words
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237 1959-11-02 1 TENGKU IN CANBERRA: GUEST OF SIR WILLIAM SLIM CANBERRA, Sun. J The Prime Minister, Mr. R. G. Menzies, this afternoon welcomed Malaya's Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman to Australia at the R.A.A.F. base here. The Tengku arrived from Bydney by R.A.A.F. aircraft In bright sunshine. A guard of honour presentedReuter - 237 words
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Article219 1959-11-02 1 Reds in Macao waters incident MACAO, Sun. Portuguese police and Chinese Communist troops faced each other with drawtt weapons during a three-hour argument yesterday. This happened after a Communist gunboat had entered Portuguese waters to demand the arrest and surrender of three Chinese fishermen who landed on the Portuguese islandReuter - 219 words
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Article35 1959-11-02 1 IRON RULE WASHINGTON. Sun Russia's 'Iron grip* aver Lithuania and Lat\la lu> been utroncthcnctl under the regime of Premier NikiU Khrushchev according to testimony mudpublic today by HoumCommittee on Cn- American Activities.— CJM.35 words
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Advertisement99 1959-11-02 1 WORLD FAMOUS "ASAHI" PEARLS adored by woman of good taste for poise, for glamour and grooming what every woman knows is that "ASAHI" Pearls are best. S. P. H. DE SILVA LTD. SINGAPORE ft IPOH ASSO. CO. S. P. H. J)E SILVA U.K.) LTD. HONG KONG _%i 2 jjtKK&£ L^L^L^L^L^L^L^LMfc99 words
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Advertisement91 1959-11-02 1 PATEK PHILIPPE Che Matter Watchmaker* of Geneva .Km extraordinary writ, in the ocort -iisp i category. Patek Philippe tut obtained the bigtiest mark 66.42. ever recorded at thi Geneva Oteervarorv Authorised Dealer* Sole Agent* H. SENA. LTD. Singapore ft r»enang I HI M m A Ca just pr sampling -^^^^^L91 words
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Article, Illustration539 1959-11-02 2 Mollison, pioneer Atlantic flyer, dies at age of 54 in nursing home PLAYBOY OF THE AIR f AND WIFE, AMY JOHNSON, MADE HISTORY LONDON, Sunday. MR. JIM MOLLISON, the pioneer British flyer who made the first solo east-west flight across the Atlantic more than a quarter of a century ago,Reuter - 539 words
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Article, Illustration45 1959-11-02 2 AFTER taking his children to ser Switzerland's Knie Circuit when it played in Vevey recently the Immortal Aim down Charlie Chaplin went backstage to congratulate the performers particularly, here, the clowns. "Nice show." he said.45 words
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Article315 1959-11-02 2 PEKING, Sun. MEAGRE pay, miserable food, and a bachelor's existence were the usual lot of nightsoil collectors under the .d regime in China, a prominent Communist sanitation worker told a workers' conference in Peking today. Bhlh Chuan-hslang, now an honoured member of an honourable315 words
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219 1959-11-02 2 BURIED AGAIN— THE REMAINS OF PAUPER REMBRANDT .AMSTERDAM, Sun. The remains of Dutch artist R e m brandt, who was buried in a mass pauper's grave 290 years ago and later transferred to a charnel house, have now been reburied in a church here again in a mass grave, unknownReuter - 219 words
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Article195 1959-11-02 2 Algerian war: This is the cost 4LGIERS. Sun. Th« Algerian war, five years old today, has claimed 239,665 known casualties in dead, wounded and missing, on the basis of French official figures. This total, representing the unofficial addition of figures given in official statements and casualty bulletins is made upReuter - 195 words
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181 1959-11-02 2 NEW YORK. Sun— The New York Time? reported todaythai European arms dealers had thwarted United States efforts to maintain an embargo on the shipment of arms to "the restive Caribbean region." It said in a front page Washington Dispatch: "TThilr smuggling fromReuter - 181 words
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Miscellaneous31 1959-11-02 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /^MUUO.^ /•U^OUT f HOW s- -n. C I noboov j i •uvin* Moot 1 > wok ucqe.) > > V msm6 i I DtZeCSES I y_ 3AYTF J/ \j31 words
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282 1959-11-02 3 'High hopes' for Britain's future, says Churchill LONDON. Sun. Sir Winston Churchill struck an optimistic* note for peace yesterday and declared that Britain's future was one of "high hopes" although the Journey might be "long and perhaps, obscure In one of his rare public speeches, Sir Winston said there wasReuter - 282 words
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Article188 1959-11-02 3 1 ANGELES. Sun. Police here said last night they had "no case" for any charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor in the case of Beverly Aadland, the late Errol Flynn's 17-year-old companion for the last two years of his life. Lt.Reuter - 188 words
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Article, Illustration429 1959-11-02 3 THE CASE OF THE LEFT-WING LEADER PRINCE SOUPHANOVONG THE NEW KING FACES A TOUGH TASK TO UNITE COUNTRY AN URGENT REQUEST IS MADE TO BRITAIN AND RUSSIA: TAKE EMERGENCY MEASURES' PEKING, Sunday. CHINA yesterday asked Britain and Russia to take "emergency measures" to stop theReuter - 429 words
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Article, Illustration36 1959-11-02 3 FAR All MBA (right), the 21 -year-old architectural student who is to marry the Shah of Persia next month. visits the House of Dior in Paris to choose her wedding gown. UJ*J. picture.36 words
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Article83 1959-11-02 3 PORTSMOUTH. Bun.— The British frigate Starling, one oX the most successful "subkillers." goes Into retirement on Friday. The Starling, completed in April. 1943. accounted for 15 German submarines in World War 11, six of them in a fan- tastic 20-day operation described as "perhaps the83 words
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209 1959-11-02 3 WASHINGTON, Sunday. leading American scientists fear that detonation of a nuclear bomb by France might endanger current disarmament talks or trigger a resumption of large-scale atomic tests. There have been reports I recently that France is about ready to set off Its first atom bomb,209 words
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Article129 1959-11-02 3 f ONDON, San. The Sunday Pictorial today suggested lhat the Duchess of Kent may replace Field Marshal Sir William Slim as Governor-Gener.il of Australia when he retires next January. The newspaper said Mr. Robert Mensies. the Australian Prim* Mlniity. W«fc known to be uivu>im>Reuter - 129 words
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Article34 1959-11-02 3 MOSCOW. Sun.— Russia today issued a stamp commemorating Mr. Khrushchev's visit to the United Btates. It shows the Kremlin on one side and the Capitol In Washington on the other Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article134 1959-11-02 3 TWO-MAN TANDEM PLANE PLANNED LONDON, Sun. British aeronauts are working on a manpowered aircraft which is essentially a tandem bicycle enclosed in a fuselage and coupled to a pusher propellor at the rear, the Observer science correspondent reports today. The man behind the project, the newspaper says, is Mr. T.134 words
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Article16 1959-11-02 3 LONDON. Sun.— The Pye Company Is to erect a television station in Liberia.16 words
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Advertisement207 1959-11-02 3 Look around your home Look at the tables, the cabinets, the shelves -and imagine how much more beautiful they *il be when they are covered with £Lf± formica surfaces. The gay colours, the exciting pattern*, will give your home a new, CT £l -tt brightei look. A formica sut- face207 words
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Miscellaneous367 1959-11-02 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Have 476 Metres NATIONAL SlloK IV\ I am Rtn fimri Mnrninir- aio SERVICES 41.7 metres A.M. 6.30 aood Morning. 6.32 MKDItM WAVE SERVICES Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; KuaU Lumpur 341 metres 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The f«n»Hf 366 metre.367 words
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381 1959-11-02 4 LEAVE SEATS, Dr. TAN FINDS IT TO RESTORE ORDER" SINGAPORE. Sun DELEGATES' CONFERENCE IS POSTPONED INDEFINITELY pHE Labour Front delegates' conference today was adjourned indefinitely when .a large number of "observers" crowded tho chairman's platform and protested violently against not being allowed to vote. A381 words
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Article, Illustration54 1959-11-02 4 THIS unrehearsed Incident at the 'Teens and Twenties dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday night provoked much laughter. A happy sailor tried to get into the beauty contest He had to be led into away by a polite, but Arm, police54 words
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103 1959-11-02 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Yusup R. Abubakar. the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the Philippines to the Federation, flew Into Singapore today by Pan American Airways. He was accompanied by Vice-Consul, Mr. I. Torres, who will be Koine to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. Mr.103 words
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83 1959-11-02 4 HINDUS OBSERVE A QUIET DEEP A VALI SINGAPORE. Sun. Deepavall. the Festival of Lights and one of the most Important Hindu festivals, was celebrated here this year without the gaiety of previous years. Intermittent rain yesterday kept many people indoors and there were not the usual large crowds in the83 words
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Article, Illustration157 1959-11-02 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. fTHREE young pilot officers* received their "wings" A In a ceremony at the airmen's mess at the headquarters of the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force, Singapore Wing, at Kallang yesterday. They* were Pilot Officers r— mm Robert K. K. Lav. V. Kanda- they157 words
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284 1959-11-02 4 Wanted: Scholars to tell world about Malay history SINGAPORE, Sun. Lack of expert translators is holding up plans to tell the world more about ancient Malay history. So says Professor K. G. Tregonnlng. head of the University of Malaya's history department, In a letter to the Beam, organ of the284 words
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Miscellaneous91 1959-11-02 4 Today* Singapore diary... V.M.C.A.: Malay civil aervloe for ■td. 1 9 a.m.; bodybuilding, weightlifting 4pm.; hockey against Malayan Basic Training Centra 5.15 pjn.; Judo special Intensive course 9.45 pm.; table-tennis practice for eeolon 6 pm.; 4 bail billiards tournament 6.15 pm.; Malay civil service std. 1 6.90 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles91 words
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Miscellaneous84 1959-11-02 4 Y.W.C.A. (Outram Road) Malay claases S 45. 5. and 730 p.m.; table-tennis 7 JO pjn baltot primaries 430 pm ballet for young girls 5.30 pjn. KAMALA CLUB: (Moulmein Road): sewln* class 10 ajn. to II pjn.. 1 to 3 pjn.; S to 5 p.m embrotderv claw 11 ajn. to 184 words
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Miscellaneous75 1959-11-02 4 6 pjn.; motor repairing, art class photography 7 pjn. KATONO BOYS' CLUB (Gulllemard Road): Badminton, indoor games I pjn.; atpak raga 5 pjn.: body bulldln« 6 p.m. BUKIT TIM AH YOUTH CLUB: Table-tennis. Indoor games, football, bodybuldlnn 4 pjn badminton 4.30 pjn. JOO CHIAT YOUTH CLUB: Dress-making, badminton, tabletennis. Indoor75 words
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302 1959-11-02 5 Shipping firms ask for more facilities XL A N G, Sun. Shipping agents here said today that the "forest of masts and funnels" in Port Swettenham was a warning to the Government that the port needed immediate improvement. The arrival of 18 ships last302 words
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287 1959-11-02 5 IPOH, Sunday. AN APPEAL to all Malayan Chinese Association rebels who had resigned from the party to come back was made here last night by the Minister for Justice, Tun Leong Yew Koh. He was speaking at a Perak287 words
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127 1959-11-02 5 They build mosque as labour of love S EG AM AT, Sun. One of the biggest mosques in Segamat District, Johore, is taking shape in an isolated area at Kampong Melayu Raya once jungle land. The mosque is being built by about 500 kampong people as a token of appreciation127 words
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Article42 1959-11-02 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Mrs. Jeyamoney Slnnadural was elected president of the women's section of the Ceylonese Association at its first annual meeting held at Mu an yesterday. Mrs. Lilian de Silva was elected vice-president and Mrs. Rasammah Subbayah secretary.42 words
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286 1959-11-02 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. SINGAPORE, Sun. Eight vehicles were destroyed when fire gutted four workshops in Rochore Canal Road early this morning. Firemen used water from the canal opposite to put out the fire, which broke out soon after midnight. The destroyed vehicles were286 words
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Article105 1959-11-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. A STUDENT and a lorry driver were injured in an attack in a coffee shop here last night. The student was Tan Foon. 22. and the lorry driver was Urn Teck Chua. 18. Tan, said that a few minutes before midnight,105 words
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Article73 1959-11-02 5 25,881 TO TAKE LCE EXAM CUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A total of 25,881 students will sit for the Lower Certificate of Education examinations, to be held in 207 centres throughout the Federation from tomorrow. A spokesman for the Federal Examinations Syndicate said today that this was about 1.000 more than the73 words
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Article23 1959-11-02 5 TANJONG MALIM. Sun. The Methodist English School. Tanjong Mallm raised $3,000 at the fun fair in aid of Its building fund.23 words
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100 1959-11-02 5 A STAB IN THE DARK. AND MAN FALLS AND DIES TPOH. Sun.— Tan Sik Hoe, 19, was watching a basketball fame off Patrick Street here last nirht when he suddenly staggered away from the small group of spectators towards his home a little way down the road. But he did100 words
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Article285 1959-11-02 6 CALL TO EXPAND 'FARM' COLLEGE KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The president of the Alumni Association of the College of Agriculture, Serdang, Mr. Yap Kirn Hock, last night called on the Government to expand the college in line with the development progress in the country. Speaking at the annual dinner of the285 words
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Article44 1959-11-02 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Lee Cher Wee, 56. was fined $10,500 in the Sessions Court yesterday for having 241 b of raw opium, two rice pots full of prepared opium, four cigarette tins of opium dross, a smoking pipe and six pipeheads.44 words
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158 1959-11-02 6 LIFTING OF CURFEW BRINGS JOY TO VILLAGES ALOR STAR, Sun. •THOUSANDS of people living in two former terrorist hot spots today received with great Jubilation news of the Government's relaxation of food restrictions and curfews in central Kedah and part of north Kedah. Everywhere there were cheers and smiles from158 words
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Article40 1959-11-02 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun— Tan Kirn Eng, 49. of Singapore, who drove his taxi into Johore Bahru with four slaughtered pigs was fined $70 In the Magistrate's Court today for not having a haulage permit to transport goods.40 words
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338 1959-11-02 6 Stallkeeper, accused of bribing police officer, fined $4,000 MUAR, Sunday. A STALLKEEPER, alleged to have A presented $200 and a wristwatch to the OCPD, Mr E. Gopal, to persuade him to "close his eyes to gambling," was today fined $4,000 or six months' Jail. Wong Sing Ec was convicted In338 words
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258 1959-11-02 6 D.I.D. MAN BOUND OVER ON TRUST CHARGES ALOR STAR, Sunday. Yj OH AM ED Isa Albee bin Mahamud, a financial ITI assistant in the Drainage and Irrigation Department headquarters here, was today convicted in the Sessions Court on two charges of criminal breach of trust involving two sums totalling $450.14.258 words
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180 1959-11-02 6 5 hunters swim to escape wily croc |jAH GAJAH. Sun. Five men who went to shoot a crocodile in a disused mining pool near here this morning had to swim for their lives when the reptile overturned their boat The leader of the party, Inche Osman bin Uda Kameran, 42.180 words
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129 1959-11-02 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. 'PHE Municipal health committee has decided to x suspend the issue of licences to hawkers and street stalls in the town area. The committee made this decision recently following complaints that hawkers and street stalls were cluttering up cycle and129 words
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98 1959-11-02 6 PLAN TO PUT LAMP ON MT. OPHIR AS ISLAM SYMBOL MUAR, Sun.— The District Officer here, Inch* All bin Haji Baya, plans to put a lamp on top of Mount Ophlr. the highest mountain in South Malaya. The lamp is intended to serve as a symbol of the Islamic religion98 words
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Article16 1959-11-02 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. The Sultan of Kedah will celebrate his birthday on Nov. 28.16 words
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Article65 1959-11-02 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Commonwealth Press Union announced In London recently a scheme which would bring young Journalists from overseas to work, study and travel In Britain. This Is disclosed in a state- ment issued by the United Kingdom Information Services today. It is hoped that subsequent65 words
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Advertisement184 1959-11-02 6 Preparing* m i\ to be a j^ Beautiful jj B& I Lady 4^^H j™fr if" ■■■>"■ Wendy loves to try on RS <«^B Mummy's "pretty beads". n« T But "Wendy's Mother knows MwL V O^S^JMH that even the most valuable Ui i\ jewel is not as precious to a w/_184 words
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Article, Illustration1319 1959-11-02 7 FINAL SPURT OF GLORY OF A NATION M ITS TWILIGHT... SCREAMS of ecstasy pierced the incense-laden air of Cuzco, Peru, one sultry evening in 1513, as thousands of natives cavorted in a bacchanalian sun-dance before their illustrious ruler, the Inca Huayna Capac.1,319 words
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Miscellaneous254 1959-11-02 7 I In- Saint By Leslie 1 harteris jPjjjj ■Bfl^Kr jhß p^?*' I i frw9 ■^■^■■^^■va^B^BtfC^- m\lt if Ilr bU b^bß A*- W i (ft- I H«aT^^ Pifc^^il tr J *<■* I a 111 111 I J bb^bW^ LVi Abner By Ai Capp \f MY-c^— "INSURANCE" j f /iT'S VO' (j\254 words
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Article75 1959-11-02 8 2« Worit tit (Minimum) THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Llm Loon Hock and Wong Kirn Chong JP of Kota Bahru thank irlends and relative* for their attendance, wreaths and assistance at the funeral. MRS. LIM YEW CHYE and family thank the Bishop of The Methodist Church. Pastors, Boy»75 words
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Article296 1959-11-02 8 I» W»r4* lit (Minimum) 25% DISCOUNT ON all shags, Vanity 32, Raffles Place, Spore. AT "THE COCKPIT" Mondays to Fridays Business Man's Luncb 53.50. ADDICTED TO THE Bottle of Air-wlck? Certainly It's the only sure way to keep the atmosphere fresh In home or office. READER DIGEST—Send your New296 words
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649 1959-11-02 8 The Straits Times Monday, November 2, 1959. Beyond The Excitement Another week of excitement and high prices on the Singapore rubber market has demonstrated that the world is short of rubber and that fears of a tumbling market because of sales from the United States and United Kingdom stockpiles are649 words
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Article366 1959-11-02 8 Knowing his majority was bound to be small, it can be argued that Mr. Dahanayake was less than astute to encumber himself with a promise to resign if defeated in the censure debate in Ceylon's House of Representatives before the weekend. The censure motion was defeated by 48366 words
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Article177 1959-11-02 8 Because a mere 50 terrorists in the Operation Jumlah area of North Kedah have been cleared out, 200,000 people today leave behind the curfew and the food restrictions that have confined their lives for so long. No-one supposes that the potential, danger of the men in the177 words
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Article, Illustration1281 1959-11-02 8 B 8 1,200 FAMILIES FROM ALL OVER MALAYA MAKE UP ITS FIRST PIONEERS IF you are the sort of person who enjoys man-against-nature conflicts you would like Asap Kong. Not that nature in Asap Kong or the Bilut Valley, to give it its recent and better-known name —is specially1,281 words
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106 1959-11-02 8 ACCIDENTS involving lorries and motor cars with fatal results have become very frequent and It is time that more drastic measures were taken by the Government to curb reckless driving. In the first instance.. I would suggest that the llw be made stricter.106 words
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Advertisement124 1959-11-02 8 Any watch can have jewels... Any watch can have g01d... But only with ROLEX can you buy ROLEX service The Better the watch, the more delicate and precise the mechanism. It's not much use buying a first-quality Swiss Watch if you can't be sure that it will get the regular124 words
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Advertisement116 1959-11-02 8 r ~~R.V.f|f£fl^ 1 ffl*^ OPTICIHNS Mr. K. E. Meyer will be visiting Kuala I Lumpur today, November 2nd. Appointments can be made with Storch Bros Ltd. Mountbatten Road, Kuala i Lumpur. *j iiiiiiiu hmummwiiimh m minimi* fl^ COMrMCT, tAST. fAST, INEXPENSIVE 1 Tordioraph^@@/ V >^Sfcl INKLESS JJL*y^ 9 J DUPLICATOR116 words
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Article470 1959-11-02 9 SEVEN LEAVE TRENGGANU ASSEMBLY MEETJNG AFTER MENTRI BE£AR VETOES A DEBATE KUALA TRENGGANU, Sunday. SEVEN Alliance members walked out of a State Legislative Assembly meeting here this morning when a motion introduced by one of them was rejected by the Speaker on the advice of the470 words
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Article153 1959-11-02 9 BOULDER ON LINE STOPS TRAINS JPOH, Sun. A giant boulder rolled on to a railway track this morning, and disrupted rail traffic between Taiping and Kuala Kungsar all day. The blocked lines were at Buktt Beraplst. about 40 miles from Ipoh. Railway engineers expect to blast away the boulder from153 words
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Article64 1959-11-02 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— The Johore Bahru branch of the Malayan Indian Congress distributed Deepavali gifts to poor people here yesterday. The children at the Jubilee Home were given various kinds of sweets, biscuits and fruit. Male Inmates of the Leper Camp were given vests and towels64 words
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Article23 1959-11-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A branch of the Bank of America will be opened at the Asia Insurance Building here on Friday.23 words
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Article126 1959-11-02 9 Leaders of youth are praised QEREMBAN. Sun. The Mentri Besar. Dr. Mohamed Said bin Mohamed. today paid tribute to leaders of youth organisations in the country for carrying on voluntary work despite obstacles and setbacks. Speaking at the wlndingup ceremony of the Club Week of the Malayan Association of Youth126 words
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Article67 1959-11-02 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Chok Tal Kian. a lorry driver and Beni bin Budln and Ah Kiow. lorry attendants, were each fined $150 here today for refusing to obey and obstructing a policeman. The lorry was found dis. charging firewood at a road. The policeman67 words
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Article56 1959-11-02 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Lt. Gen. Sir Gerald Lathbury, Director General, Military Training, War Office, is due in Singapore tomorrow on a visit of Far East land forces. During his tour of Singapore, the Federation and Hong Kong, Gen. Lathbury will visit training centres and schools in addition56 words
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Article115 1959-11-02 9 CHILD CARE ASSOCIATION SOON JJUALA LUMPUR, Sun— The Central Welfare Council has agreed to sponsor a national association for child we lfar c in the Federation. The council president. Mr. B H Tan, said today it was likely the association would be formed before the end of the year. The115 words
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Article54 1959-11-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Postal Department will open a new parcels office In Brickfields Road here on Nov. 9. which will also house the office of the Controller of Posts, Central Division. The General Post Office here will not handle parcel posts from that date except those54 words
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Article190 1959-11-02 9 CINOAPORE. Bun. A 8.0.A.C. Comet 4 Jetliner is due to touch down at Singapore Airport tomorrow at 6.40 p.m. on the inaugural flight of the airline's first pure-jet service to Sydney from London. From tomorrow, five services a week will link Singapore with190 words
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Article39 1959-11-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The lottery draw in aid of the building fund of the new Church of the Assumption at Petaling Jaya will be held at the Church of the Holy Rosary. Brickfields, on Nov. 16.39 words
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Article, Illustration68 1959-11-02 9 Dr. Gob Kong Chiang, of Penang. slips the wedding ring on his bride, Lucy Ohrah Chooi Scan, at Ipoh. on Sunday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Cheah Ghim Leng. a former nominated Perak State Councillor. The 500 ffuesU at the wedding included the68 words
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Article258 1959-11-02 9 SINGAPORE, Sunday. OEVERAL Malay scholars today agreed that Malay could well become the common language in South-East Asia. i Such a step, they felt, should be taken if these countries were to Integrate economically and politically. They were commenting on the talk by Prof. Cecilio258 words
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Article120 1959-11-02 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. A 15--lecture course entitled "Asian Political Thought" will open at the Cultural Centre on Nov. 26. Organised by the Singapore Adult Education Council, the course will be divided into three series of five lectures each. The first lecture in the series. "Islamic Political Thought."120 words
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137 1959-11-02 9 SINGAPORE, Sunday. IifORE than 1,000 people receive help from the Singapore Ex-Services Association every year, the president, Mr. W. R. Dennis, revealed tonight. Some of them receive help every month and others from time to time to assist them over a difficult period,137 words
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Article33 1959-11-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun.— A young artists exhibition sponsored by the Arts Council of the Federation of Malaya will be held at the British Council Hall from Nov. 7 to Nov. 15.33 words
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Article114 1959-11-02 9 fIPOH. Sun.— The committee to investigate into tne dissensions within Perak UMNO has postponed its sitting until the return of Its chairman, Inche Mohamed Khlr bin Johari, the Education Minister. The four-man committee will probe the causes of the JMNO crisis, centred on dissatisfaction over114 words
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Article72 1959-11-02 9 BINGAPORE. Bun A total of 1.010 students will begin their first-year session at the Singapore Polytechnic tomorrow. Of this. 232 will attend for one day and two evenings a week, 314 for three or four evenings a week, and 464 fulltime students, for five days a72 words
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150 1959-11-02 9 SIR ROBERT SCOTT'S SUCCESSOR DUE IN CARTHAGE SINGAPORE. Sun. Sir Dennis Allen, accompanied by Lady Allen, Is due here on the Carthage on Nov. 10 to take over the duties of Sir Robert Scott, British Commissioner -General in South-East Asia. He is one of the two deputies to Lord Selkirk,150 words
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Article49 1959-11-02 9 KUALA KANGBAR. Sun. Inche Khalld Abas bin Adam, a Perak state legislative assemblyman, has been elected president of the Kuala Kangsar branch of UMNO. Other officials are: vicepresident. Tuan Hajl Abdullah bin Haji Abdul Raof. secretary. Inche Mohamed All Zalni; and treasurer, Inche Kasslm bin Din.49 words
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Article294 1959-11-02 9 SUPPORT POPPY FUND APPEAL I{"UALA LUMPUR. Sun. 1V —The Raja Perempuan or Perlis said that with independence, the responsibility of Malayans to help ex-service-men and their families was bigger. i T£ c 5? Ja Pere mpuan. who of F deral Iad organiser of the Poppy Dap Appeal F^saldlna broad?ast 4294 words
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Advertisement311 1959-11-02 9 IS LACK OF EDUCATION HOLDING [YOU] BACK? If there is an 'education barrier* between you and promotion you can break it down gain real security, responsibility and prestige by spending an hour a day the I.C-S. way. I.C.S. Home Study Courses are planned by experts. You learn while you earn—311 words
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829 1959-11-02 10 HALL ROMNEY - Three and a half years in the Malayan jungle HALL ROMNEY By PAI NAA by Dorothy Thatcher and Robert Cross. (Constable 18s.). IMODERN VV AR, 11 total though it is in character, is by no means unselective. A young airman falls 20,000 feet without a parachute and liyes. A young829 words
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Article, Illustration637 1959-11-02 10 J. D. SCOTT - J. D. SCOTT —By MY FRIEND JUDAS. By Andrew Sinclair. iFaber. 155. NO NAME IN THE STREET. By Gillian TindalL (CasselL 155.) LOVE ON A BRANCH UNE By John Hadfield. (Hutchinton. 165.) AT RIGHT: TODAY'S YOUNG AUTHORS MR. Sinclair's second novel, "My Friend Judas" is637 words
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Article202 1959-11-02 10 MM I H AT THE (.Ml By I nub Bloom. (Hutchinson. 11THEN the first World VI War started, Ursula Bloom was playing the piano in a cinema, a continuous programme from 5.30 (2.40 for a matinee) until n.30. Refreshment had to be snatched from202 words
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Miscellaneous272 1959-11-02 10 Straits Times Crossword mm jpMr~~TijH jpjpj m r ACROSS 6 The author sounds unculti--4 Creeping thing on trees leaves vated (Si. a bitter uwte (8). 1 Comprehensive wear t7). 5 Shoot the department <6). 14 Forcibly remove a jumper 9 The beginning of Keats'* poem things difficult (TV Is so272 words
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Advertisement1418 1959-11-02 11 :Sd".ns THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. '%iV .INSAPORE (lacerperated Ml tka Unted Kiafdea I LINES SAH.INOS TO AOEN. IX ft CONTINENTAI PORTS S'DC'e P. Shan ttnani •ENREOCN for Landon Rottaraaea Breawa Hamburg SJ3-S4/S Nm LctaM Direct arritts 27 Mt BENIiNNES tor Littrpooi Moll. Ram. Bremen Hamkarg 1/ B Nm 1111,418 words
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Advertisement1396 1959-11-02 11 MeAUSTER CO.. LTD. nil Nt: aai aTT.IigpiMOII UNI KXATENESS LINE LOSRMN NAMMTRO. ROTTERBAM. NAVRt 100 ANHUS. UN FRANCISCO. I NULL SUTTU. VANCWVIO 1 PORTIANO and for Canada an« USA North Atlantic Pens AattjOho taroa tar Caatm t Seatk CITY OF PERTH Aajlrill. Spore P. rhaet Ptaaaj Oonneviue u/a nm nm1,396 words
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Article1887 1959-11-02 12 SMALLER MOVEMENTS IN INDUSTRIALS ALTHOUGH STEADY By Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Share Market last week boomed and Federation of Malaya sources described it as probably the best period for turnover and activity they had ever experienced. An almost fantastic rubber market, which saw a rise1,887 words
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Article22 1959-11-02 12 (perptoal) 26 $3M.12>, 27 S3M.M 28 93M.K 29 I3M.3V', 30 S3K.M 3« »3M.«0 (perlb.) ll.lt $1.17 41.14 91.17 $1.18 Sl.lt22 words
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Article18 1959-11-02 12 October average prices were: Oct 1959 Sept. 195* Rubber: 104.92 cte. 107.11 eta. Tin: $397.10 $399.0818 words
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571 1959-11-02 12 Prices back at December 1956 levels ALTHOUGH the Singapore Rubber Market quiet- ened somewhat on Friday before the Deepavali Holiday, after a week reminiscent of Korean War trading conditions, the price of November first grade closed at $1.18 the highest price for the year to date. The unofficial 5 p.m.AP - 571 words
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Article68 1959-11-02 12 Current Date of Total Total for paytjaent payment for previous year year Kaanntiag Tin 1745© Nov. 27 25 c o 27 4% Paaaag ton io% Dec. 12 12>i% 24% (increased capital) PetaUng Tin 10% t Nov. 25 nil Renong Tia 6d. Dec. 16 6d. 25T0 aMverrtew 10% t68 words
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Article1110 1959-11-02 12 'pHE following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Friday (Oct. 30). H and L stand for highest and lowest prices for business done this year. 1.70 1.31 Wilkinson 1.33 1.36 1.31 1.00 W. JKk (new) 1.211,110 words
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Advertisement1237 1959-11-02 12 JiC^liheJ Express U.S.A. Pacific a* Atlantic Coast Service E.T.A. E.TJL E.I.A. Spore P Sham Penang H'koni L. Angel's New York "Km. kiwi Mara' la Part 3Nn 24 Na» II Me ■KMikawa Man" Ist Call 24/2} Hat 23 Nay 27 Mi 2naf Call 21. M Nay 4 Dec 25 Oec II1,237 words
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Advertisement146 1959-11-02 12 HEAP ENG MOH STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. 33/35 TELOK AVER STREET. Telephone No. ***** Weekly Service to KUCHING, SARIKEI, BINATANG and SIBU. M/V "GIANG ANN" DUE 3/11 SAILS 7/11 M/V "GIANG LEE" DUE 9/11 SAILS 14/11 Accepting Passengers and Cargo Sarawa* A R ent«: THE BORNEO CO.. LTD. tjZJa GUAN GUAN146 words
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Advertisement673 1959-11-02 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN SINGAPORE Applications arr invited for appointment to LECTURESHIPS OR ASSISTANT LECTURESHIPS IN THE DEPARTMENTS OP* CHEMISTRY. DENTISTRY AND PHARMACEUTICS. Further particulars may be obtained from the Registrar, University of Malaya, Cluny Road, Singapore 10, with whom applications (ten copies) must be lodged not later673 words
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Advertisement1510 1959-11-02 13 NOTICES THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (MLS. Cap. 137) Notice ■ader Bsetts— 3f (1) aad (ill) TAIPING TOWN COUNCIL Nq: Notice Is hereby given that the books oontalnlna the valuation of, and the ratef Imposed on all holdings not exempted from payment of rates hi the Talplng Town Council Area for1,510 words
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Advertisement749 1959-11-02 13 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE. (CHAPTER 11) IN THE HIGH COUKT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE ISLAND OP SOfGAPORE In Bankruptcy. No. 619 of 1969. RE K. Baba trading as K. Baba A Co. of No. 888, Oeylang Road, Singapore, 14. Receiving Order made 9th October, 1969. Date of Order for749 words
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Advertisement739 1959-11-02 13 ICssHtowsi trees Page t) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Worm* IS (Mim.)— Mom it rts. sxtrm BOX A.4480 S.T. Singapore. Vacancy for Dresser filled. All applicants thanked. WANTED A TEACHER from recognised university, to teach English and History In Form IV and V. Apply Sam Tet School. Ipoh, Perak. WANTED IMMEDIATELY experienced739 words
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Advertisement848 1959-11-02 13 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Wards ti (Min.)-Mox tt eta. •Mtrm REFERENCE Box No. A 9560 Vacancy: 2nd grade conductor. Position now filled. Applicants thanked. GENERAL CLERK/ ACCOUNTS typist required age 30 SO, minimum qualification Std. Eight, accurate and fast copy typist, good at arithmetic. Position offers good prospects for right ambitious848 words
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Advertisement818 1959-11-02 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT' le Worms IS (Mtn.)— Mom $9 rts. OMtra 4 BEDROOMED BUNOALOW with bathrooms attached In Johore Bahru Town on hill facing sea Please Tel. 3931 J.B. TERRACED HOUSE— In Cedar Avenue. Tastefully furnished, 3 bedrooms, attached bathroom, long-bath, heater, servants room, fridge, own gas cooker, 5 celling fans,818 words
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Advertisement873 1959-11-02 13 EDUCATION tt Words U (mtm.)— Bam tt aU. utri JERSEY. Channel Islands. St. George's Preparatory School (Ages S 18). Day, Boarding and Pull Charge. Ideal Climate. Moderate fees. Recognised. FOR RAPID/SURE Success in Shorthand Typewriting. Insist on "I.T.S", 19, Lorong 30, Oeylang: It's undoubtedly the School for you. Enrol Now873 words
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Advertisement732 1959-11-02 13 MISCELLANEOUS M Words U (Mim.)— Mom M rts. omtrm LIOHTNINO FASTI That Is what you'll say when you own a Black A Decker equipped Home Workshop. Sime Darby have all the details. CHRIBTIAN DIOR PERFUMEB, 1 Colognes A Lipsticks on Sato at I all good stores. Sole Agents: Salon New732 words
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Article49 1959-11-02 14 pENANG, Sun- Malaya will compete in the Asian Zone of 1959-61 Thomas Cup competition. This was decided at the BAM. standing committee which met here today. The president. Mr. Heah Joo Slang said: "We must make early arrangements to train oui Cup squad.''49 words
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Article32 1959-11-02 14 PENANO. Sun Muslim Recreation Club retained the Hajl K. P. Abu Bakar Cup when they beat Young Malays B.P. 3-2 in the Malays senior inter-team badminton final at UMNO hall.32 words
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382 1959-11-02 14 ABC championships postponed till end of next year THREE REASONS ARE GIVEN PENANG, Sun. The inaugural Asian Badminton Confederation championships, originally scheduled to be held in Singapore next April, has been postponed till the end of next year. The BAM standing committee, which met here today, decided to stage the382 words
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Article305 1959-11-02 14 But we can't help it Heah PENANG, Sunday. MALAYAN badminton players are being pampered M* too much by officials, the Badminton Association of Malaya's standing committee was tcld in Penang today. Making this charge. Mr. Thor Beng Seng of Selangor said pampering was "killing" sport In this305 words
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Article60 1959-11-02 14 SINGAPORE: B«cfer SCC "B" v RAOC. padang; SRC v Royal Signals, padang Golf: REGC ladies meeting (stableford). Sime Road. Hockey: SHA Dlv. I— TTC r University, Paterson Road: Dlv. 2 CSC v Hong Kong B.jik. Balestier Road: Police v RMP, Thomson Road; RAP Tengah v Navy Nomads. Tengah;60 words
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Article35 1959-11-02 14 PENANO. Sun. Penang AllBlues beat H.M.S. Ceylon by 21 points (three goals, try and penalty goal) to 3 (try) at rugger at Western Road yesterday. The match was played In heavy rain.35 words
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501 1959-11-02 14 LADDIE MAKES 2 AND 14 IN TRIAL MATCH CINGAPORE, Sun. Laddie Outschoorn, the Worcestershire cricketer and former S.C.RC. and Singapore player, who will represent MCA President's XI against the Australian Test team next Saturday, gave a short but correct battinc exhibition on the padaog today. -.Leading a side against a501 words
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210 1959-11-02 14 J/UALA KANGSAR, Bun.— Perak Malays and Singapore Malays drew 2—2 In their Sultana 1 Gold Cup soccer match here today. Singapore, the holders, trailed o—2 at half time but two goals by centre-forward Mahat Ambu earned them a replay In Singapore. After Singapore had210 words
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Article86 1959-11-02 14 SEREMBAN, San.— Malacca, playinf without three of their regular jstars. were beaten 7-1 by Netri Sembilan In their friendly inter-state hockey match here today. Nerri led 4-* at half-time, scoring through centreforward Noordin (2), outside-left Sheikh All and outsldcright M. Joseph. Malacca reduced the lead In86 words
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Advertisement293 1959-11-02 14 THE IDEAL GRADER FOR ESTATES GENERAL MAINTENANCE s^RktflslMisJKtffl^ MAINTENANCE GRADER H»n m matm «Mck hu& tttm mm mmr «f t«« Ml* k*» wUek kitWto. hrtw ■kUmW to W —*t*r*. Tkis mtw mcUm. wilh workis* w*+t tt S4QO po«o<i. *mi hit 43 B.ar. Dlsasl «o«or. k «p«M. «l mmlmt ■■Wisfcltir hf«t293 words
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2330 1959-11-02 15 EPSOM JEEP - Newcomers give Hobbs Franklin a double EPSOM JEEP By TOTAL POOL: 1169.7 M Ist No. *****1— 545,819 2nd No. *****8— 522.9W 3rd No. M 5414 —511,454 Starters ($1,636 each): Noa. *****4. *****1, ******. 2551*7. *****1. *****1. 199*49. Consolation ($l,OlB each): Nos. 2756*9. *****5. 2*2***. *****9. IJ6M2, ******: *****8. 2*694*. *****7.2,330 words
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108 1959-11-02 15 LONDON. Sun. Australian Jockey Arthur "Boo Ma' Braaalvy rode hit I.oooth winner In Europe yeeterday wnen be took Mr. J. H. Hawes's Bulloptlc tint paat the poat In the 6f JDm Nur■ery Handicap at Kempton Park. Brea&ley, who came to England nine years ago.108 words
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Advertisement181 1959-11-02 15 On utUf roil of StUotapc eaa be «Md for a thousand and coe uses. It socks at a town and stays ■task' longer to anything! Maka sure you insist on Sellotaptl Okitlnabl* .^*^^g^B I «ri*ly.l W/Jr^ Jm& AOKNTB: I.CNDBTM (EASTERN I LTJ>. SPORI AnOGINS TEATE (MALAYA) LTD. KUALA LUMPUR AND181 words
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320 1959-11-02 16 Two deny that golf charge against Ike NEW YORK. Sunday. A NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY correspondent last night denied an allegation in Viscount Alanbrooke's latest published wartime diaries that Gen. Eisenhower was on a golf course at Rheims just before the 1944 Battle of the Bulge. The correspondent, Merril Mueller, wasReuter; UPI - 320 words
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219 1959-11-02 16 DOVER, Sunday. FIFTY-SEVEN Indians with irregular passports were held on board a cross-channel steamer last night pending Home Office inquiries. Another 40 Indians in the party were allowed to land. A Home Office spokesman said: "Of those still on the ship, some holdReuter - 219 words
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Article20 1959-11-02 16 YEO FAMILY thanks Relatives and Friends for help and attendance at the funeral of the late Yeo Beng Swee.20 words
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Obituary21 1959-11-02 16 SONNY YEO Cheng Tlong, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Yeo Chiang Bian. passed away on 1.11.59. Cremation 3 11.5921 words
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Article82 1959-11-02 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. Chai Hon Yoon will lead Singapore Civilians in the annual S.H A. Poppy Day match against Singapore Joint Services on the B.C.C. padang on Tuesday. The team is: A. Rozarto; Chal Hon Yoon, Sarboo; W. Skinner, Kar p a 1 Singh, Harbhajan Singh,82 words
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95 1959-11-02 16 Kept coffin in bedroom for over 30 years LONDON. Sun. Mr. Archie Miller, who died at' Stanstead Abbots, Hertfordshire, yesterday, aged 93. kept his coffin in a corner of his bedroom for more than 30 years. He took a fancy to a coffin when he attended the funeral of aReuter - 95 words
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Article48 1959-11-02 16 of Jerusalem JERUSALEM. Sun.—Mr. Gershon Agron, Mayor of Jerusalem, who was to have contested the Mayoralty again in elections next Tuesday, died here today aged 64. Mr. Agron, born In the Ukraine, was founder of the Jerusalem Post and its editor from 1932 to 1955.—Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article143 1959-11-02 16 SINGAPORE, Sunday. npHE First Deputy Chief ot rftaff of the Indonesian Army, Brig.-Gen. A. J. Mokoginta, said here today that Indonesia still faced subversion from "within and without the country, including Binga- pore." Speaking at a press conference, he said: "It is difficult to say whether143 words
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856 1959-11-02 16 WOLVES SECOND IN RACE LONDON, Sunday TOTTENHAM HOT--1 SPUR, pace-setters in the tense battle for this season's English Football League championship, took a clear twopoint lead at the top of the table yesterday. Playing crisp, confident soccer they tamed fast climbing Manchester City withReuter - 856 words
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222 1959-11-02 16 Blackpool accept offer to tour S'pore, Far East LONDON, Sunday. DLACKPOOL Football Club, one of the biggest names in British soccer, have provisionally agreed to make a six-week tour of the Far East next summer. They would play matches in Malaya, Burma Singapore, Siam, Indo-China, the Philippines and Hong Kong.222 words
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Article44 1959-11-02 16 SINOAPORE. Sun Combined Schools suffered their first defeat when they were beaten 2-0 in their CHv. 4 match of the S.H A league match by Queenstown at R.I. today Leading 1-0 at half tune. Queenstown scored through T. Monteiro and Ahmad Awang.44 words
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Article177 1959-11-02 16 A walk-out threat by Aussies PARIS, Sun. The Australian Rugby League team nearly walked off the field In protest when French referee Oaston Jameau ordered centre-threequar-ter Harry Wells oS In the last ten minutes of the Test match against France here yesterday. Vice-captain Red Moasop suggested It. but Keith Barnes,177 words
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Article109 1959-11-02 16 SINGAPORE, Sun. A total of 600 students from Singapore schools will begin training In basketball and badminton at the Singapore Youth Sports Centre tomorrow. This mass training 1* organised by the Ministry of Education. Three hundred of the students representing 14 schools, will be trained at109 words
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Article1016 1959-11-02 16 Aston Villa 16 10 5 1 28 13 23 Cardiff 15 10 3 2 31 19 23 Rotherham 15 7 6 ***** 20 Leyton 15 7 4 4 32 21 18 Middlesbro 15 7 4 4 33 22 18 Charlton 13 5 7 3 36 29 11 Sunderland1,016 words
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199 1959-11-02 16 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. Denis Compton's Commonwealth XI. who were forced to follow-on 198 runs behind the South African Invitatlor Xl'a 434 for five declared, face an up-hill task on the final day of the match here tomorow. After the home side had declared yesterday morning atReuter - 199 words
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Article38 1959-11-02 16 PENANG. Sun. Penang won the Heah Joo Seang Cup In the Inter-State women's badminton championships for j the third consecutive year when they beat Selangor 4-3. in the final at UMNO HaJI here tonight.38 words
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Article47 1959-11-02 16 SINGAPORE. Bun. E.H.P. Berry beat Y. Tanaka by 4 and 3 in the final of the Royal Island Club's Race Course Cup competition at Thomson Road today. J. Molan (67) won the Dlv. "C" monthly medal. The ball sweep winner was P. MeNerney (,33'j).47 words
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Advertisement254 1959-11-02 16 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS W.rrf* S/9 (Minimum) GRAY: To Keith and Rosamund, a son. Anton Jamas, on Ist November, 1959. at Gieneagles Nursing Home. MR. MRS. J. de HAAN-van der VLUOT gladly announce arrival of son, Nan Florts Jan, on Oct. 31, 1959. at Oleneagles Hospital. Both well. A ESPECIALLY IN254 words
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Advertisement32 1959-11-02 16 Feeling off key? Tune up with a glass of Magnolia milk. Magnolia milk is high in protein. It's a powerhouse of energy. To recharge and refresh, drink a glass of Magnolia milk.32 words
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