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Title Section18 1959-11-27 1 AVEHACE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times He***** Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 27, 1959 IS CENTS.18 words
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Article232 1959-11-27 1 ALL OPPOSITION PARTIES JOIN IN ATTACK New fuel tax sparks fears of rise in bus, rail fares And it's baby food that starts it off KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Federation Government came in for a hardhitting attack from all Opposition parties today when it sought Parliamentary approval232 words
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Article, Illustration1454 1959-11-27 1 Shame to tax these little luxuries plea Among the variety of reasons given by the Government for the duty on fruits oesides the money they would bring was this one by the Minister of Agriculture, Inche Abdul bin Ishak: the duty will encourage our people to be more patriotic and1,454 words
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Article, Illustration320 1959-11-27 1 SINGAPORE IS MY HOME, NE SAYS SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Former Chief Minister and president of the Singapore Peo p 1 c's Alliance, Tun Urn Yew Hock, stepped off a Qantas airliner at the airport here tonight, and told reporters: "Here I am320 words
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Article161 1959-11-27 1 Banda murder seven are charged COLOMBO. Thurs.—Somarama Thero,. a Buddhist priest, was today charged with the murder of Mr. Solomon Bandaranalke, the Ceylon Prime Minister, who was shot down ai his home two months ago. With six others Including a former Cabinet Minister, another priest and a police Inspector heReuter - 161 words
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201 1959-11-27 1 U.S. ROCKET TO MOON PLUNGES —INTO OCEAN I CAPE CANAVERAL, Thurs. A U.S. attempt to put a 372 lb. picture taking satellite in orbit around the moon (ailed today. Scientists said something went wrong in the upf*r stage of the AtlasAMe rocket causing the satellite to plunge Into the ocean.201 words
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222 1959-11-27 1 Radio warning to Japs on a new war MOSCOW TALKS OF MODERN ARMS TOKYO, Thursday. RADIO Moscow last night warned Japanese listeners they were liable to immediate counter-attack by "modern era \\e;i|x>ns" should Japan be dragged into war and nuclear and rocket weapons were tired from Japanese soil. Radio Moscow222 words
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Article, Illustration124 1959-11-27 1 PULTERY CHARGE BY MRS. ONASSIS NEW YORK. Thurs. Mrs. Tina Onassis. 29. wife of millionaire Greek shipping owner. Aristotle Onassis, petitioned for divorce today on the (rounds of her husbands alleged adultery. They have been separated since Mr. Onassis. 53, went on his publicised Mediterranean cruise in August with singerReuter; UPI - 124 words
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Article22 1959-11-27 1 COPENHAGEN, Thurs. King Frederik and Queen Ingrid will pay an official visit to Turkey in 1961, it was announced today.22 words
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96 1959-11-27 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THREE terrorists, Including a woman who Joined the Communist organisation at the outbreak of the emergency 11 years ago, have surrendered. The woman. Wan Kwai Pong, alias Ah Lin, gave herself up with another terrorist. Yip Yun. alias Ah Loon,96 words
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Article115 1959-11-27 1 Gangland search for girl thug SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Detectives tonight searched the underworld for a girl gangster involved in a secret society abduction She was iiita group of 10 who kidnappeo^a shop assistant. Ng Kay Tai>BJL^ f rom People's Park In New Bridge Road, next to the police headquarters at 11115 words
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Article33 1959-11-27 1 JA°A U-E MALAYAN COMPANY l i \>o I hni- top ii ruhhn irhi Ir u; n i Mill Ji i iju Irni M.i r\i\ul < Mi <\\ .il ii .Hi Hubh- i 133 words
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Advertisement161 1959-11-27 1 Select Your ENGAGEMENT RING from G. C. DE SILVA BROS. "Manufacturing Jeweller*" 3 Raffles Place. S'pore-1. Phone: *****. The Expansion of Liquids r kk y A frozen muet The absorbing story of The Schaumblaser Tests VVTMen Herr Professor Guinness then I am getting Schaumblaser of The already one bottle of161 words
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114 1959-11-27 2 'CHINESE LADIES' BID FAREWELL TO LADY GOODE SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Chinese Ladles' Association said "farewell" to Lady Goode. wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara Sir William Goode. at a "ladies only" lunch today. Mrs. Christlnia Loke, the president, said Lady Goode was "not only a charming hostess but a tireless114 words
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Article30 1959-11-27 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs— l he first criminal district judge Mr. J. F. McWllliam. Is retiring on Tuesday— a month earlier than his original plans He will enter private practice.30 words
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Article, Illustration71 1959-11-27 2 THESE 300 schoolchildren from Malay, Chinese. Tamil and English schools are rehearsing their singing of "Majulah Singapura" at the Canning Rise Cultural Centre. They will lead 5,000 schoolchildren in singing this song at the installation ceremony of the first Malayan Yang di-Pertuan Neg a71 words
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Article456 1959-11-27 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. BUSINESS LEADERS, ECONOMISTS WELCOME PLAN, SAY IT SHOULD BE SET UP AS SOON AS POSSIBLE INDUSTRIAL and bu- siness circles here today hailed the Singapore Government's approach to the Federation Government for the setting up of a "commodity common market." The Finance Minister, Dr Goh Keng456 words
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251 1959-11-27 2 BUT FEDERATION IS INCLINED TO BE CAUTIOUS KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday pONFLJCTING views were expressed in business v< circles here today on the Singapore Government proposal for the establishment of a common maket. One Industrialist said that It would not be to the Federation's advantage to have a common market. But251 words
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Advertisement345 1959-11-27 2 *^w T^^WBP*^ ft i V\t. *^«>^ f j I I V\m 4Y* __4 r< /_F V ml I SHELL helps bring water to the ships I < Ml wJ i If A. I JJ i ■S f 9 I fIP CHS-' S^^^B i^^H f~IV f I J w/ i> Hi345 words
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Miscellaneous28 1959-11-27 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby I I I /*AiIT CCC __LIW t I V^ C^L I I C/" i^D tmj j V&aLi^S^v I UM» ■> ___k^7*v yVw __y^ yd28 words
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270 1959-11-27 3 NO U.S AID FOR BIRTH CONTROL CATHOLICS WASHINGTON, Thursday. HpHE Roman Catholic bishops of the United A States announced today they will fight any attempt to use American foreign aid funds to promote "artificial birth prevention" programmes in underdeveloped countries. They said a systematic propaganda campaign is afoot to convinceUPI - 270 words
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170 1959-11-27 3 Pay $850 at once for boy's electric train: Judge LONDON, Thurs. An English High Court judge yesterday ordered that £100 (MsBso) be paid out immediately to the mother of seven-year-old Nigel Goodley who lost his left eye in an accident— so that she could buy him an electric train forReuter - 170 words
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271 1959-11-27 3 Client of American bank buys $4m cheaue for $22 T EW YORK. Thurs.l Bank officials took a court order today against Mrs. James Walsh, who bought a U554,000,002.75 (Msl2 million) cheque for U5522.75 (M 66). After five frustrating days of trying to get their US$4 million back, the Hadley Falls271 words
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Article31 1959-11-27 3 ROME. Thurs. Ex-Queen Soraya of Persia dined at a night club here last night with Prince Ralmondo Orslnl and her mother. After, the couple danced until midnight. —U.P.I.UPI - 31 words
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Article, Illustration146 1959-11-27 3 DUKE OF BEDFORD SUED FOR DIVORCE UOLLYWOOD, Thurs. —The Duke of Bedford, who opened his ancestral home to a nudist convention last year to save it said yesterday he was ready to let his wife go without a fuss. The Duchess nied for divorce In London on Tuesday. The Duke146 words
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122 1959-11-27 3 LONDON, Thurs. The Archbishop of Canterbury said today a doctor has the rifht to withhold from a patient the fact that he is dyinj, if this will encourage his "will to live." The Primate's opinion, published today in his diocesan letter, came in122 words
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221 1959-11-27 3 Magistrate: I was told not to quiz police witnesses LONDON, Thurs. —Mr. Herbert Malone, Queen's Counsel and a former Loncon magistrate, last night alleged that he was instructed during his time on the Bench not to cross-examine police officers giving evidence and not to do anything to offend trade unions.221 words
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Article210 1959-11-27 3 U.N. WILL DEBATE HUNGARY AGAIN NEW YORK. Thurs.— The United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly yesterday to put the 1956 Hungarian revolt and its suppression by Russia on its agenda for a new debate. The vote wa* 51-10. with 15 abstentions. The nine-nation Soviet bloc and Yugoslavia voted against the210 words
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241 1959-11-27 3 PEKING. Thurs. r»HLNA switched its propaganda apparatus on Africa today. The New China News Agency and Peking radio attacked Western "imperialism" in Africa and called on Africans to rise up and throw out, their colonial masters. It was "Congo Day" and "ImperialistsUPI - 241 words
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Miscellaneous53 1959-11-27 3 TV aids newspapers LONDON, Thurs.— Sir WiU regain its old influence." 11am Haley, editor of the He maintained television Times and a former Director- SocSg^ver General of the 8.8.C., today was" and newspapers had said the rise of television more Influence today than "gives the press a chance to 1053 words
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Miscellaneous339 1959-11-27 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metre* NATIONAL SHORTWAVE AM. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 MEwEi'^iVE sSm» Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; Koala Lumpur 341 metres 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The f™ 0 366 m tr News; 8.05 A Date With Music; Malacca 297 metres339 words
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223 1959-11-27 4 Government to spend $14m. for new schools next year PLANS ARE SOW BEING DRAWN VP SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Government is to spend $14,200,000 on construction of new schools next year. This is in addition to another $3,400,000 which will be spent on completing schools now under construction, including the Teachers223 words
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250 1959-11-27 4 OINGAPORE, Thurs. The Government will spend over $800,000 next year to complete three flood alleviation projects which were started last year. One of these is the first phase of the $1,000,000 scheme to drain the catchment areas of Singapore River and Sungel Ulu250 words
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229 1959-11-27 4 'Anomalies' in contract labour system Steed SINGAPORE, Thurs. THE president tf the *> Singapore Employers' Federation, Mr. P. H. Steed, said today that there were "a lot of difficulties and anomalies under the contract labour system." "They should be ironed out by legislation," he added. Mr. Steed told this to229 words
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Article65 1959-11-27 4 No water areas SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The following areas will be without water tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., says the Water Engineer's Department. In Everltt Road, off Joo Chiat Place for fixing a new standpipe along BalesUer Road, between Ah Hood Road and Thomson Road for fixing a new65 words
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227 1959-11-27 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. PLEVEN donations to the National Theatre Fund today brought the total to $14,717. The Minister for Culture,! Mr. S. Rajaratnam. in a statement tonight said he was very pleased to see the good response so far to the fund. The present total227 words
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Article57 1959-11-27 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The second radar observer course to be conducted by the nautical section of the Singapore Polytechnic will begin on Dec. 14. Enrolment for the course la on Dec. 12. Certificates of proficiency as radar observer In merchant ships will be Issued to successful57 words
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Article38 1959-11-27 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Goan community In Singapore will celebrate the feast of it* natron saint. St. Francis Xavier. on Dec. 6 with High Mass at the Church of St. Joseph in Victoria Street at 8 a.m.38 words
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Article195 1959-11-27 4 Sparkling 'Martha' at Centre rE NEW Sceneshifters put on a sparkling and well-rehearsed production of Flotow's "Martha" in Cultural Centre tonight. The young tenor. Tan Peng Tuao. In the romantic star part of Lionel made a very good Impression vocally; his acting Is. as yet, a little stiff and self-conscious.195 words
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138 1959-11-27 4 Man to hang for gang murder— 2 freed SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Llm Chew Yong. 21, was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan In the Assize Court today for the murder of 19-year-old Ong Choon Huat at a house In Norfolk Road. The Jury returned an unanimous verdict of138 words
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291 1959-11-27 4 —LoyaltyWeek: See 'People's Government at Work' OINOAPORE, Thurs. If you have not found out yet how much money you have in the Central Provident Fund and think it is time you did, then you will have the opportunity to do so at the "People's Government at Work" exhibition during National291 words
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106 1959-11-27 4 500,000 SOUVENIR CARDS FOR L-WEEK SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Culture has printed 500,000 special souvenir cards to commemorate Loyalty Week. It U being put out on sale at 10 cents a copy, proceeds to be contributed to the fund to build a National Theatre. On the cover is a106 words
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Advertisement574 1959-11-27 4 ir a srJ3LAST7 DAYS!!': m Dally at 6.15 9.15 p.m. Extra Show Sundays at 3.30 p.m. PRICES: Orchestra S4*Back SUUf S2.so* Balcony f 1.50*N0 Free Uat-aj CL7C IT MAW flf WIU M(VE Bl SHOWN AGAIN IN ULLII nUfIJ.J SINGAPORE ONCt THI SEASON ISOV«" Special Concession for SCHOOL CHILDREN 2 30574 words
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Advertisement415 1959-11-27 4 ICatuayOrganisation Wl BBaHMBB^ BBBMBMMBB]IB attractions mmsfmM ema 2nd big week! S SHOWS: 11 A.M.. 1.45, 4.15, 6.45 A >.3O p.m. MIDNIGHT "If A ODIN CITII1II" Maria Mrnsdo B TOMORROW! RUnDHIi rilNJin siput Scrawak. A Cathay Organisation Krlea*e ■"Z Ol NOW SHOWING! l \.l^ l J H«pe Lance Stephen Boyd Sn«y415 words
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Miscellaneous213 1959-11-27 4 Today's Singapore diary...} Y.W.C.A. (Out ram Road): 195S YMCA Billiards -Snooker Meeting 7.30 pjn Bible study Malay 3.4 A pjn 5 pjn.. 7.30 p.m.; Team Tournament Champiortabip Morton 8 pjn. Ogm. M. pm. 6.30 pm.. 7^o liyg^ CLUB; CLOTHINC SBOF: Bt^T.W.C.A. (Raffle. Quay,: M.Uy f P^^S aXSSTs pm 'Ma'ndSta^ PAN-PACIFIC213 words
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Article86 1959-11-27 5 TAXI GANG ROB TWO OF $2,600 SINGAPORE, Thurs A trader and hi s step-sis-ter were robbed of $2,600 in cash and valuables in Jalan Dua, old Kallang Airport, yesterday. Neo Kirn Chye, 26. driving a car, was forced to stop when a taxi sandwiched him against the kerb. Four thugs,86 words
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553 1959-11-27 5 TEMPORARY SOLUTION 9 FOR MONEY TROUBLES: ECONOMIC PROSPECTS WILL BE EXAMINED KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday T^HE Federation Government will appoint a three man commission from overseas to examine the economic prospects of running the i Malayan Railway. The Minister of Transport Inche Sardon bin553 words
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Article, Illustration18 1959-11-27 5 MB. ANDERSON saying goodbye to Inspector Mary Quintal.— Straits Times picture.18 words
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253 1959-11-27 5 A hero of the. riots, 'Joe' Anderson now sails away QINGAPORE, Thurs Rugged "Joe" Anderson. Deputy Commissioner of Police and a hero of the 1955 riots, sailed away today after 30 years' service here. "I feel so sorry to g0. were his last words as the London-bound Carthage pulled away253 words
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Article60 1959-11-27 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.-The Malayan Economic Society and the Student Economics Society of the University of Malaya in Singapore wiil give a farewell dinner to Prof. T.H. Silcock at 8 p.m. on Saturday at the Tal Tong Restaurant in the Happy World park. Prof. Silcock was a60 words
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98 1959-11-27 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two Australian experts have arrived here to study poultry farming methods and give advice to local breeders. They are Mr. Richard Donnellev and hls brother Charles, of New South Wales. They own one of the largest chicken farms in Australia. Most of98 words
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84 1959-11-27 5 IPOH HAS HEA VIEST RAIN THIS SEASON fPOH. Thurs— Thrre inches of rain fell in Ipoh within an hour this afternoon the heaviest downpour this season. The shower flooded the main thoroughfares in the town Brewster Road and Hugh Low Street in particular forcing motor traffic to a crawl. Swollen84 words
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250 1959-11-27 5 GOVT.— TAX PLAN KEEPS SHIPPERS GUESSING SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Government proposal to impose port dues from next year has not only caught the shipping community by surprise, but is keeping them guessing as to what it's all about. Shipowners contacted today said that the first time they knew of the250 words
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193 1959-11-27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. i The House of Representa- 1 tlves today authorised the Government, to Invest up to 575 million in securities guaranteed by any foreign governments or International financial Institutions. Introducing the resolution. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. the Minister of Finance, said that this193 words
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Article, Illustration171 1959-11-27 5 LADY MARCELLA. former Stiltanah of Johore, and her daughter. Meriam, who have arrived in London from Malaya. They are staying at Grosvenor House, (where they lived with the late Sultan), while the Sultanah tries to find a flat and a school for171 words
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Advertisement320 1959-11-27 5 -ODEON NOW SHOWING! (SINGAPORE) 11a.m., 1.45, 4.15, 6.45 &9.30 p.m. -^-Brmiw-, •s HfIPEUMg l\M KJ HfiSn SUZYPIKtt PpHI! I*l U MARTHA HYER |2 JDIANEBAKH ISIWMWWM I BMAN AKERNE ISiafyaJWiH I WBttHVAK-. I JiouisinoAN I COlO« by DC LUXE C' V I i«iM»«ii m Hear JOHNNY MATHIS Sing "THE BEST OF320 words
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Advertisement337 1959-11-27 5 A pleasure to read... •ii c. -r- 4 i oli\ill» v mm mW r m J lip Nrait« limn Annual is a publication flLn TmW that has given the reader direct access to the. TlM\rS tm^mf <&' colourful \Miild of Malaya and South East lluJku t Asia. The 1%0 edition337 words
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1146 1959-11-27 7 'Bribing religious conscience' attack on Government KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday rpHE Opposition A was divided today when the House of Representatives debated a PMIP resolution that Social Welfare lotteries be discontinued. The Socialist Front backed the PMIP move but the People's Progressive Party opposed it1,146 words
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Article33 1959-11-27 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Singapore and Federation churches have contributed $3.4«1 for Formosan flood relief and $4,345 for Japanese typhoon relief, according to the latest news sheet of the Malayan Christian Council33 words
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Article319 1959-11-27 7 MANY STORE BODIES LOSE GRANTS SINGAPORE. Thursday. CEVERAL bodies, which hare hitherto received contributions from the Government, have been cut off from next year'& list according to the 1960 estimates. On the other hand, a number of new items ha/c been introduced, though the total bill for next year's contributions319 words
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Miscellaneous158 1959-11-27 7 The Saint By Leslie Charteris LVI Aimer By A I Capp <Z£ H^&§t*3&A (^XIARE UNDER ONE OF THEM IS, MO A t^Jrwrv^^ Z l^ /4-.i nc^FiiM ie QtYFrZyX ALIVE \v, t mose V doubt, dead -but > r^O^Wi^ \>* V %ML,\J99 win r» &MfiJj\ RNE?-BUT IV-sHyPpM- SV WHICH ONE J158 words
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Article36 1959-11-27 8 Hurdt lit (Minimum) MR. MRS. YEO HONG HIN and family thank relatives and friends for wreaths.' messages of condolence. loan of cars, attendance and assistance at -the funeral of their late daughter Miss Nona Yeo.36 words
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Article260 1959-11-27 8 Wmrdt til Minimum) THE PARTY WAS a wow Thanks to Air- wick Mist, all cigarette and party smells were eliminated. PARTY FROCKS. COCKTAIL Gowns. Vanity has a Glamourous New Selection. 32 Raffles Place. Spore. LOVELY PARTY DRESSES at Mulchands, 82-1 Bras Basah Road also 3rd floor Glan Singh's Bldg.,260 words
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698 1959-11-27 8 The Straits Times Friday, November 27, 1959. The Age Of Planning The Alliance Government's policy emerges as something far more coherent than ever before from the speech written by the Prime Minister and read from the throne by the Deputy Paramount Ruler this week. It brings the Federation into the698 words
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Article305 1959-11-27 8 It may be assumed that the commission which is to inquire into the economics of the Malayan Railway will be given a fairly free hand. The intention to appoint the commission was announced yesterday by the Minister of Transport when the House was asked to approve a305 words
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Article201 1959-11-27 8 Mr. Hammarskjoeld, Secret-ary-General of U.N., is one of the foremost exponents of that approach to international relations that, because it eludes the blare and glare of publicity, is called quiet diplomacy. His last triumph was at Mount Scopus in Palestine: now. apparently, he can add Laos to his201 words
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Article, Illustration1322 1959-11-27 8 DAVID MARQUAND - THE ESSENTIAL EISENHOWER DAVID MARQUAND by A r«vi«w of Eisanhowar: Captive Htro' by Marquis Child* Heinejnann 25«. IN the summer of 1952, just before launching himse 1 f on a campaign for Ihe most important political office on earth. General Eisenhower went back to Abilene, Kansas his home town. He1,322 words
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Article438 1959-11-27 8 IN JAPAN THIS KIND OF SYMPATHY IS ENOUGH TO DRIVE ANYONE TO DRINK TOKYO: COME cherry blossom time next year, and Tokyo's tipplers will rate among the world's most pampered people. Two "drunkards' protection stations" one with seven rooms and the other with 23. will be at their438 words
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LETTERS
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84 1959-11-27 8 The pines crisis WHEN WILL THAT REPORT BE PUBLISHED? YOU reported that the x pineapple crisis is again with us and you also said that the report of the commission on the industry set up by the Federation and Singapore Governments was completed in August this year. ™L beileve a84 words
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Article147 1959-11-27 8 RECENTLY I have be« attending the O#n era! Hospitals both*?; Kuala Lumpur and l n Singapore, and underwent a ffi?. ce r r citr rauo In th bolhTosXL^^TSare and .skill shown by doctors and nur.sos. also by the 52* M" in them by the Psychologically, all that seemed lacking147 words
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Article55 1959-11-27 8 HAD occasion to see the Tamil language paper set for the Federation of Malaya Lower Ce rtiflcate of Education Examination. 1959. To my surprise r found several printing errors In the paper. Will the education authorities please tak< care In future to see that the examination papers do not55 words
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Article45 1959-11-27 8 IF EVER one wishes to savour the amenities provided by the municipality, then I suggest a drive alor.g Tanglin Road The road has no name board, no lamps and has enough potholes to reduce the most blase motorist *o tears. UK. Kuala Lumpur.45 words
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Advertisement577 1959-11-27 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. it *tr4t tit (MUUmmm) FITCH: On November 26th at Gleneagles Hospital, Singapore, to Wendy and Colin Fitch, a son, Alarlc Dlgby Charles. PHOTOGRAPHY Vi Hortfj ti (Hin.)—B»x $t ttt. txtrm COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY Das many use* ln Commerce and industry. Advanced development of tlie process to the Straits Times577 words
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Advertisement88 1959-11-27 8 Buried Alive! It was a routine Naval diving job working under a 500--ton steel barf c moored ln a river. Joe Karneke went down. It was some time before he noticed then, "Get me out!" he- yelled up the telephone, "The barfe is sinking!" It wasn't, but the tide was88 words
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Advertisement110 1959-11-27 8 _^tmm -M ■^g^gsfe Vi a. m v.., T-rr.vr*-'- ««r"H your ticket tell you what Romans are doing next year? Roman* next year are going to the Olympic Games (August -September). If you're taking a trip to Europe about then, you can go too. Your ticket won't tell you thai, but110 words
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Article1262 1959-11-27 9 UNION LEADER: UNDERHAND BLOW AT LOWER INCOME WAGE EARNERS MOTHER OF EIGHT ASKS: DOES THIS MEAN THAT A FIVE-CHILDREN LIMIT? TRANSPORT MEN STUDYING POSSIBILITY OF RAISING HAULAGE. FARES MEN and women in the Federation were in an uproar today against the new taxation on1,262 words
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Article41 1959-11-27 9 CHARGEABLE INCOME RATE OF TAX The first $2,500 6 per cent Th« next 2.500 8 2.500 10 2.500 12 5.000 15 5.000 18 5.000 20 5,000 22 5.000 25 5,000 30 5,000 35 10.000 40 Exceeding 55.000 4541 words
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Article105 1959-11-27 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Than. About 20,000 people will have to pay income tax for f he first time if the new Bill on tax increases is approved by Parliament. The figure represents 50 per cent rise over the 40,000 who now pay tax and who face the105 words
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390 1959-11-27 9 S'PORE TRADERS PLEASED WITH BUDGET: 'SOUND, ENCOURAGING SIN6APORE, TLTB.| SINGAPOREANS today lauded the PAP U Government on its first Budget. They said it was 'realistic," "encouraging," and "sound." The chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, Mr. A. W. Scott, said the Budget was most encouraging and appeared very sound390 words
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88 1959-11-27 9 IPOH. Thurs. Stallx holders in Central Market here were mystified last night on being told that 100.000 eggs Imported from Siam was being held up at the border. This morning the mystery was solved when they read in the newspapers that the tax88 words
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848 1959-11-27 9 SINGAPORE. Thursday FkEVELOPMENT Of Malaya's rural economy must increase the importance of Sinpore's port facilities while the expansion of Malaya's rural income must necessarily prove advantageous to Singapore's trade and new industries. This was stated today by the Managing Director of the Straits848 words
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Advertisement92 1959-11-27 9 Heat and serve... HEINZ Baby Foods in lars SE B tht especially Sfn6oth ttxlur* and app«u; ig colours ol Heine Baby Foods through th« jar. HEAT.. nourishing H*inz Baby foods in lh« jar. Just plac* ih« jar in wattr and h«»t it to th« d«sirad lamparatur*. SERVE You can f*ad92 words
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Advertisement133 1959-11-27 9 VISODATE ffif&O^ SEASTAR VISODATE jF^ i/. '-M AUTOMATIC 'jjt~~ h^¥ J?w SEASTAR IW V^iC]|/'jP/ AUTOMATIC U\/ V^M 1\ STEEL CASt flfcgiV S9O SEASTAR I y/^J^s^ :K WATERPROOF \1 /Sk" STEEL CASE i^C^C/ l> »70/» JL^BC TAfASUMED WATCHES FOR OVER 100 VCAJMf OFPICIA^MTAILMS North Bn<y Rood SSwTRArtKoT No. 70, North Bride)*133 words
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Article, Illustration344 1959-11-27 10 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - KATHLEEN HICKLEY THE NEW FILMS— BY pRIME does not pay is the message of "THE F. 8.1. STORY," an interesting film starring James Stewart and Vera Miles. It suggests that today's Amer can criminals has little chance ot escaping Justice, for he is344 words
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Article68 1959-11-27 10 PARIS, Thurs— French film actor Gerard Philipe, star of "La Ronde." "Seven Deadly Sins" and many other French .screen hits, died at his' home here yesterday of a heart attack. He wa.s 36. Rene Clalr. director of many of hi> films, was at Phllipe's bedside whenReuter - 68 words
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Article, Illustration279 1959-11-27 10 WORST OF EVERYTHING FOR THREE BRIGHT GIRLS IN THE BIG CITY THE BEST OF I EVERYTHING" is a I sadly misnamed film, for this is a harrow- ing: story in which everything appears to be the worst. But. misery apart, it is a good film, set against the feverish background279 words
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134 1959-11-27 10 Purdom: Four suits in four cities LONDON. Thurs. The estranged wife of British actor Edmund Purdom today vowed to press her legal battle against him In four cities until she wins satisfaction. Blonde Mrs. Alice Purdom told the London Daily Mftll "In NAPLES. I am Bringing an action alleging adulteryUPI - 134 words
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Article, Illustration194 1959-11-27 10 Schnozzle, 66, to wed after 14-year friendship IJOLLYWOOD. Thurs. n Rusty-voiced singer Jimmy "Schnozzle Durante. 33. revealed today he plans to marry a 40-year-old redhead. Margie Little, next year. 'I finally got someone to lead me ax»und to it by my nose." he said. Durante. who has been courting Miss194 words
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Advertisement51 1959-11-27 10 Exclusive Ropson B ■p| )r fingertip flame conb^bb^bW n ,1 trol. Ronson Varaflame Refuels in five jdj^ seconds and can be jj|t topped up at any SJ^^flßP *dr Runs for about a Wr^EW^^nEliidlU > ear > n normal use If^/jli 1^ on one Ronson Butron Multi-FilL Available in a wide51 words
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Miscellaneous268 1959-11-27 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 Paitlllun beating most of the 4 Name ship after MoUy Malone ter prwsure <B>. DerhaDs <8) 6 Carr y out part of the under -8 Singular coat of arm. (6). t*"** 1 triplicate 9 Wills first book not one 7 Rln Ner sho n *>268 words
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Article271 1959-11-27 11 AND ONE (FROM SINGAPORE) GETS JAIL AND A WHIPPING FOR PARANG ATTACK IN IPOH MARKET IPOH, Thursday. THHUGS, were being imported from Singa- pore "to carry out strong arm activities like murders and assaults in Ipoh," it was alleged today. ASP Mr. Yeth Ah Cheng,271 words
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187 1959-11-27 11 PENANG, Thursday. A MALAYAN doctor who graduated in the United States arrived in Penang today with a mandate from Malayan graduates and students in America to seek Federation and Singapore recognition of U.S. degrees. Dr. Tan Eng Meng. chairman of the committee on187 words
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146 1959-11-27 11 DENANG. Thurs. Two students of the Jelutong English School were recently recruited by a notorious gang to extort money from other dudlls and enrol members, the headmaster Mr. Ooi Tiang Ouan. said today. "Those who did not pay were beaten up." he told parents at146 words
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137 1959-11-27 11 Slept in vehicle: Awoke in ambulance OUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs.— A signalman. John Spenceley of the 28th Commonwealth Brigade, today testified he slept in a Land Rover while travelling outside Sungei Bakap village and woke up in an ambulance taking him to hospital. Spenceley was giving evidence at a coroner's Inquiry137 words
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Article, Illustration50 1959-11-27 11 BRIDEGROOM Mr. A. Kajapathy garlands his bride. Miss Lacy Chi, after their Hindu wedding at the Subramaniam temple in Tank Road, Singapore. Earlier, Mr. Kajapathy. acting News Editor of Radio Singapore, and Miss Chi. a stenographer, were married at the Singapore Registry. Straits Times picture50 words
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Article80 1959-11-27 11 Footballer dies in car crash KUALA KANGBAR. Thurs. Footballer Chuah Boon Chean. 23. was killed in a motor accident at the 20th mile Ipoh-Kuala Kangsar road here last night. Police said that Chuah was driving from Ipoh after a cinema show when a blowout caused his car to crash Into80 words
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Article24 1959-11-27 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs The Police Inspectors' Association is to hold a Christmas dance on Dec. 12 at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here.24 words
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363 1959-11-27 11 SINGAPORE, Thursday A CONSTABLE who was a member of a police decoy squad, fired all his six rounds of ammunition during a running battle between his squad and an armed group of '.0 one dark night, Mr. Giam Chong Hing. the Coroner, was363 words
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169 1959-11-27 11 Death sentence on two pirate killers is quashed 1 fESSELTON. Thurs. Two villagers, sentenced to death by a North Borneo Hi«li Court for the' killing of a man believed to be a member of a pirate raiding party, have had their sentences commuted by the Governor. Sir Roland Turnbull. Reduced169 words
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Advertisement527 1959-11-27 11 SIRRAM /"j^.U^- i Gt|rtL .tfl/lfs PICNIC OUTFITS M-_ -i^J|B M gjtf JMjbWfW" These rigid wood.n picnic H Dll /A M■ M I I M H /#C^ r mFUIIII />-■ It »i black velvet K^|a^lil oillll/^lllllfwl mlw jjMi *V Plottic food boic*. A Ml^^F m WMM mvCSßcvk e»i*oi» 3 covered Souceponi527 words
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Article72 1959-11-27 12 Reductions averaging 30 to 40 per cent over present air cargo rates in 17 major categories will be made by Trans World Airlines on April 1, 1960. Mr. S. E. Russ. TWA manager of air freight sales, said in Paris that the reductions were approved72 words
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Article312 1959-11-27 12 ANTHONY OEI - ANTHONY OEI MORE INDUSTRIALISATION IN FEDERATION By fHE Federation of Malaya's new industrial area in Tampoi, which is now being developed, is drawing many applications from local industrialists for the establishment of various types of factories. A Government source in Johore Bahru said yesterday that312 words
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Article, Illustration359 1959-11-27 12 ASIAN countries are enjoying an unprecedented tourist boom and this will grow even bigger in the next few years. The only obstacle to the boom's expansion Is the lack of hotel space available In the areas, said Mr. T. L. Eliot, assistant vice president.359 words
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Article189 1959-11-27 12 LIAN Hup Distillery Ltd., the largest distilling company in Malaya, has undertaken production of kaoliang, a Chinese liquor made from millet. The managing director of the company, Mr. Ngo Yu Law, said yesterday that the distillery now produced 50 gallons of kaoliang a day in addition189 words
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Article51 1959-11-27 12 Two Swiss businessmen are expected in Singapore next month on a trade promotion tour. They are Messrs. Philippe Braunschweig, executive vicepresident of The Universal Escapement Ltd. of La Chaux- i de-Fonds. Switzerland, and Fred Maibach. president of Reno S A. affiliated company of The Universal Escapement51 words
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Article, Illustration216 1959-11-27 12 ITALY KEEN TO EXPAND TRADE T»HE Italian Govern--1 ment's keenness to increase trade with Singapore and the Federation of Malaya is further reflected by the move to send a trade delegation here this week. The Italian Trade Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. O. Maffioli, said yesterday that local market* offered good216 words
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Article31 1959-11-27 12 Pan American World Airways' total operating revenues for the third quarter of 1959 were $312.3 million compared with $275 million in the corresponding period last year, it is announced.31 words
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Advertisement180 1959-11-27 12 'A LCA, IM x THIS IS THE NEW MARK OF THE ALUMINIUM COMPANY i^ PAN MALAYAN AGENTS: DIETHELM CO.. LTD. NEW SIGN HI ASIA'S FUTURE This is the new mark of Alcan (Asia) Limited I formerly International Aluminium Limited I a fully-owned subsidiary of *~^^^m -r- Aluminium Ltd. of Canada.180 words
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Advertisement167 1959-11-27 12 j THE 'SoccU^i p^l eS el m+ %j Iruh a <rreat car lU I Everything about the "BEAULIEI" accents luxury combined HHBf with fast safe motoring. From the economical 21.6 HP. "Aquilon M" V 8 engine to the instant action "Twinplex" brakes, from interior spacious. -L ness to superb finish167 words
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Advertisement1758 1959-11-27 13 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE TO ADEN, LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, LOHOOH t CONTINENTAL PUTS. Out S'por* Sails P. Shim Penant OEMOOICUS LivtrpMl, Gasgow le Pert 'Nev 21 Nev M DIBMEI Marseilles. Dublin BK 1 lee 4 lie 5/ I IK 1 POLYDORUS LivtrtMl 61 41 Me 4 Me 5/ I Bit I1,758 words
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Advertisement1314 1959-11-27 13 p M ?wr i y^np^^^ynnnr^^^^^^^»^^Sß^^^^fc^^B^^^^^^^jj /£t2S\ IHc t* A* v« L I N e S swum* m JH^Kn\V\ OIH Rl0 MEO.TERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL I SCANDINAVIAN PMTS. PI Kjty^ S oon P. S'Mm Penarn Y«M7 "MEONIA'k) 27 Mv •sf9kVl > "SIMIA" t) M Nev/ 4 Dec 5 I lee 1/7 Bee a1,314 words
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Advertisement1399 1959-11-27 13 KJJffiiM TIIE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. '"tssrT SiNGAPORt (laterperittl it tM Mitel Imjleej) I LINCS SAILINIS TI AOEN U.K. I CONTINENTAL PMTS S'por* P. S'hem Penang lENATTBW tor Hamterg, Antwerp. London le Plrt/2T Nev 17/ M Mt BINAVON fir Port SveM. Liverpool. R'dMi. Hamburg. Craniemoeth. Hull c IS-11/H Nee M1,399 words
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Advertisement1363 1959-11-27 13 MeALISTER 6c CO.. LTD. TELi N*i MMI BIXaUUtAR LINE KLAVBNKfrft LINE IBHMN NAMWRC RITTERMk lOi ANGELES SIN FRANC. iCO. 1 NULL SEATTLE. VANCOUVER t PORTLAND ami toe dnaat ma US> North mantic •'•mi ;:-m!i«» carte it> Ceitrai I S»«i> CITY OF NEWCAIIH America S'por* P Sham 'enwi iS«SAiaIVIUI 14/ M1,363 words
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Article33 1959-11-27 14 SINGAPORE, NOV. 26. RUBBER: $1,221 per lb. (down 4J cents). Unofficial 5 p.m. close $1.23 (slightly steadier) TIN: 5391.75 per picul (up $1,374). Estimated unofficial offering: 200 tons (down 30 tons).33 words
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Article115 1959-11-27 14 MELBOURNE. Thurs. TNVESTMENT shares maintained a firm tone on a quieter room here today. There were no large moves. Base metals and the oils held a steady trend. Commonwealth bonds continued trading on a firm trend. Con. Zinc 86/6 Mount LyeU 47/- buyer North Broken Hill 122/Peko 10/1115 words
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Article109 1959-11-27 14 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: steady. UK/Continent November shipments $37.50 buyers $38.50 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet bulk $60 sellers, drum $62 sellers. Pepper: steady. No business reported done Muntok white $256. Sarawak $255, special Sarawak black $180, garbled Lampong black $180. (all109 words
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Article150 1959-11-27 14 J^EC EMBER Ant grade rubber J buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 122% cents per lb., down 4 i cents on Weinesday's close. The closing tone was uncertain. Closing prices in cents per lb yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot tab. buyers 138 V&. sellers 1344150 words
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Article86 1959-11-27 14 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' 1 Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada; buying airmail T.T. SI 3/8 O.D. 31 1/2. 90 d/st 31 15/16 I credit bills. 32 trade bills Selling TT. or O.D. ready: Canada 31 1/16. On86 words
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Article22 1959-11-27 14 Malayan Share Market Nov. 26 Nov. 25 Industrials 118.17 119.16 Tins 146.36 146.44 5 Rubbers 181.08 180.74 Jan. 1 1958=100.22 words
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742 1959-11-27 14 RUBBER PRICE FALLS OFF AGAIN ON LOCAL MARKET By Our Market Correspondent JJIBBER was fast falling almost to its lowest levels for the current month in Singapore yesterday as selling continued fairly strongly in continuation of the trend which began on Tuesday afternoon. Opening uncertainly at $1.26 December first grade742 words
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Article90 1959-11-27 14 THE Federation Minister of Finance ha* nxed the following prices for calculating Customs duties for the week beginning oa Nev. N. Rubber 138', cento a lb. Copra *«24.0t a tea. Ceeenat oil $1.«16.M a ton. Paaa oil $«31.M> a ton. Palm kernels $489.50 a ton. The rates of90 words
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Article267 1959-11-27 14 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves or expected today are: Soudan (P O) 1/2, Karachi 4/5, Shoyo Maru 6A, Ulysses 6/7. Aeneas 8/9. Fultala 10/11. Straat Torres 13/14. Benavon 15/16, Benvannoch 18, Carbeta 19. Oiang Lee N Wall 3. East Sea N.Wall 4, Van Neck (2) 21/22.267 words
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Article707 1959-11-27 14 rpHE Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "Tins and rubbers were quietly steady while industrials were slightly easier at the close on proAt-taklng. The turnover was good." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3-30 p.m.: Industrial*: Con. Tin Smeit ords 48s. Ma*.; Fed. DUp.707 words
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Advertisement1232 1959-11-27 14 Express U.S.A. Pacific €t Atlantle Coast la»rl— E.T.A. E.T.A. E.I.A. Spore P. S'fiam Penang H'konf L Angeles New York "Kanikiwa Mjra" 21 30 Net i Dec 2 lee Me n Die II Jm "Sackikawi Man 20 72 Me Dec M Dec Die 22 Jm II Fet All suitably equipped with1,232 words
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Advertisement257 1959-11-27 14 UWIOW OF BURMA SmPPPfO BOARD S.S. "PYIDAWAYI" ETA 28/29 Spore F ron* Ro *****1 1 pA«*Mm wi#m» t^rtCf ju 1 Accepting cargo t (Pouenger AcwawoauHtH AvaHaWt)) far »S«saa, Mergui, Moulmein 4 Rangoon. AGENTS: INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AGENCY SINGAPORE PfNANG 338/342. Telok Ayer Street, SI, Beach St. Tal. ***** *****. Tel. *****.257 words
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Advertisement345 1959-11-27 14 NOTICES The Municipal Ordinance (Chapter 133) RURAL BOARD. SINGAPORE A—went List 1960 (Section tt) The Assessment List for 1900 has been completed and may be Inspected at the Assessment Bstates Department. Ground Floor City Hall. Singapore 6. during office hours. 2. The Rural Board will proceed to revise the Assessment345 words
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Advertisement796 1959-11-27 14 NOTICES AMPAT TIN DREDGING, UNITED (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NOTICE is hereby given thai the Directors have declared An Interim Dividend on Account of the year ending 31st December. I 1959 of 15 per cent (7.2 pence per share) leas Income Tax at 7s. 9d. in the This796 words
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Advertisement743 1959-11-27 14 NOTICES ESTATE OF:— LIM YEW BEE LATE OF No. 374-« JALAN Tl'A KONG. SINGAPORE, WHO DIED ON 2ND OCTOBER, 1959. Pursuant to Section 20 of tho Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 34 > all persons interested In or having claims against the estate of the deceased person abovetnentloned whether as creditors, beneficiaries743 words
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Advertisement788 1959-11-27 15 NOTICE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS Far East/ British East Africa Portuguese East Africa and African Island* Freight Cenfereaee 1. The Shippers are hereby notified that the Conference will Institute a Contract/Non-Con-tract Rate System for the trade from Singapore and The Federation of Malaya to ports in British East Africa, Portuguese East788 words
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Advertisement682 1959-11-27 15 (Ceattnsed frees Page tl SITUATIONS VACANT M Words SI (Ml*.)— Box It ets. mxtrm THE BOARD OP Managers of Gadek Estate thanks all applicants for the English Teacher's post In this School. The vacancy has been filled. DOCTOR WANTED for Established Dispensary In South Pahang. Accommodation provided Ternv attractive. Please682 words
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Advertisement806 1959-11-27 15 SITUATIONS VACANT it Words Si (milm.}— Bmm tt eta. astro AMAH for two men flat Young and able all duties. Otve age, experience and pay required. Box A 5328 ST., Spore. INSURANCE AGENCY requires responsible clerk able to take charge of department and meet people. Experience In Fire Accident, Marine806 words
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Advertisement844 1959-11-27 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT M Words St (Mlm.}—Boa It ets. sxtrm SEASIDE ACCOMMODATION Changi Area, large bedroom use lounge dlnlngroom. Cookboy. Full part board.' long short period, peaceful. Box A 5324 S.T. Spore. NEW FLORA VILLE. 130 Grange Road. Well furnished double/ single accommodation. Dally/ monthly rates. Excellent European cuisine. Central. Phone844 words
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Advertisement828 1959-11-27 15 HOUSES tt LAND FOR SALE tt Wmtmo SS (Hl*.)— Box it ets. mxtrm VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND At East Coast Avenue off East Coast Road, opposite sea. area 10.061 sq. ft Vacant noawsrton. Tel. (Spore) *****. MODERN BUNGALOWS location three miles away from Kuala Lumpur 4 rooms freehold tend. price $22,000/-828 words
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Advertisement815 1959-11-27 15 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS M Worm* H (Hm*.) Bmm tt ets. mxtrm TEACHERS AND OTHERS are welcome in the book showrooms of Donald Moore Limited. Mac Donald House, Singapore and Oreat Eastern Life Building, Kuala Lumpur. NOW IN STOCK: Malayan Story, Rlwayat Tanah Melayu. Teach Yourself Malay. Malay English Dictionary, Latehan Tutor815 words
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Advertisement773 1959-11-27 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Words Si (Ml*.}— Bom mt mtm. mxtrm DEC. 1954 CONSUL, European owned, very good In out Taxed Dec. 1959. insured Aug. 1960. Best offers to 4 Jalan Mustapha, Johore Bahru. RILEY 1951 (16 HP.), Black/ Green, upholstery, wonderful condition. Meticuously maintained and tuned by European owner.773 words
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Advertisement528 1959-11-27 15 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) Word, tit (Minimum) Dalit I month. It Words S»M (Mi*.) VISIT ROSS OOWN Shop for Smart Sarong Batik Dresses. RING ***** for appointment with BaUk Specialist Mary McAree. YARL STORE Imports Oenta wear. Wholesale Retail Phone *****. BOUGHT YOUR X'MAS Jewellery? Visit Chlong Shlng JewellersTel. *****. O.E.C528 words
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280 1959-11-27 16 By VIC NAYAGAM Kuala Lumpur, Thursday EAGUE hockey matches will not be played on the Technical College ground at Gurney Road here until further notice, the Selangor Hockey Association decided last night. This action was taken as a result of the incident on Nov.280 words
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Article51 1959-11-27 16 LONDON. Thurs.— Results of yesterday's Rugby Union and League matches: County championship Berkshire 31 Oxfordshire 0: Hertfordshire 10 Dorset and Wiltshire 0: Kent 6 Surrey 6; Middlesex 13 Eastern Counties 3. Other match Cambridge 19 M. R. SteelBod gers XV 11. Rugby League— Swinton 24 Australians 25.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article23 1959-11-27 16 RIO DE JANEIRO. Thurs. Russian soccer team Spartak of Moscow was defeated 3-0 last night by the Brazilian team Flemenco.- U.P.I.UPI - 23 words
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Article18 1959-11-27 16 CHELTENHAM (Gloucestershire Thurs— China beat England 6-2 in a table tennis international here last night. —Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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228 1959-11-27 16 Hong Kong confirms dates for Malayan tour team SINGAPORE. Thurs. 1 The Hong Kong cricket Association has confirmed the dates for the four matches the Malayan team will play during its two-week tour of Hong Kong next month. The Malayans' first one-day match will be on Dec. 7 against a228 words
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Article133 1959-11-27 16 UREMEN (W. Germany). Thurs. Sparta (Rotterdam) reached the quar-ter-finals of the European soccer Cup when they beat I.F.K. (Gothenburg) 3-1 In a deciding second round match here yesterday. The clubs ended equal on goal aggregate. 4-4. after the regular home-and-away matches In Rotterdam and Gothenburg,Reuter - 133 words
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Article28 1959-11-27 16 BAGHDAD, Thurs. Iraq beat Lebanon 8-0 here yesterday In the qualifying tournament for the 1960 Olympic soccer championship. The winners led 3-0 at half-time. —ReuterReuter - 28 words
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117 1959-11-27 16 JACK FINGLETON - Oldfield hits out at cricket officials JACK FINGLETON By /CANBERRA. Thurs.—For- \-> mcr Test wicketkeeper Bert Oldfield. said by many to be the best ever produced by Australia, thinks Australian cricket officials are not doing enough to find young players. Australia, he considers, could have difficulty in meeting its cricket117 words
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353 1959-11-27 16 WEIGHTS for all eight races at Ipoh on Sunday: Cl. 1. Div. 1-6 F Happy Melody 9.10 Dententurius B.M Satoro 5.05 Sun of Burma 8.05 Monitor B.OS Tudor Wonder 8.02 Flying Phoenix 8.00 Coiiar 8.00 Bestrrett 7.13 Lucky Lucky 7.13 Marigold353 words
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Article194 1959-11-27 16 ON THE TRACK with Epsom J««p: Ipoh, Thursday \f ARKSMAN, with Frank Leman astride, did a i"l splendid gallop on a soft track here this morning. He went twice round, covering the last 4f in 54 (3f in 40 3/5) with plenty In hand at the194 words
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Article49 1959-11-27 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs.— Peter Thomson, of Australia, shot another 68 today to maintain the lead after two rounds in the 90-hole Pelaco golf tournament at the Victoria Club here His aggregate of 136 pat him a stroke ahead of Victorian professional Jack Harris, who returned a 66.— Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article25 1959-11-27 16 WREXHAM. Thurs.— Wales and Scotland drew 1-1 In an Under-23 football International here yesterday. Both goals were scored In the first half.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article174 1959-11-27 16 Yorkshire captain, 41, decides to 'make way for younger man' JEEDS. Thurs. Ronnie Burnet, Yorkshire's 41--year-old cricket captain, who led the side to the county championship title last season; has resigned. Burnet. In a letter to Mr. J.H. Nash, the Yorkshirs secretary, writes: "I was willing, if required,Reuter - 174 words
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Article120 1959-11-27 16 TOS ANGELES, Thurs. Jack Kramer, the lawn tennis promoter, said here yesterday that he expected to sign Wimbledon champion Alex Olmedo on professional forms during the next few days. It takes a few days to settle these things," Kramer added. "But if everything works out asReuter - 120 words
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Article, Illustration61 1959-11-27 16 THREE "heavies" in one picture are Gene Tunney (centre), former world heavy weight champion, Rocky Marciano (left), who was champion until he retired undefeated a few years ago, and Ingemar Johansson the current holder, who took the crown from Floyd Patterson. The three met inUPI - 61 words
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106 1959-11-27 16 NEW YORK. Thurs— Floyd Patterson, former world heavyweight champion, wants a return bout with Swedish champion Ingemar Johansson so badly that he will .drop his suspended manager. Cus d'Amato. if necessary, to get It, the New York Post reported yesterday. The newspaperReuter - 106 words
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Advertisement191 1959-11-27 16 JUST SHIPPED IN! new lines, new power on the grand scale NEW AUSTIN A 99 FARINA-STYLED Here s the latest and greatest DISC BRAKES AND pvtRDRIVC. To match of three Austins des.gned by Fanna And here the tht powerful new engine, disc brakes are fitted Italian master has thought big.191 words
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Advertisement146 1959-11-27 16 3^ SM/RNOFF tf3n^ —A- SHIP IT T"^" f Then Imav it fo- |JL II r—, r j j 7 7—7 lUY A HIW ONE R/lf/T V|l JiLT CAt Hltl) lT0 a iiirV Z_^sßK__.s^ fai 1 Did r» know that for as little as $35 a week you can r f146 words
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Article, Illustration939 1959-11-27 17 Norman Siebel - Norman Siebel SELF-HELP IS TOO RARE AMONG MALAYAN SPORTS ASSOCIATIONS A 16-YEAR-OLD Federal citi- who runs the quarter mile faster than any of his fellows I is still not sure whether he will I be called upon to repre- sent Malaya at the South-East Asia939 words
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Article233 1959-11-27 17 BAM organ promises to uphold and defend it KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. MALAYAN BADMINTON the official organ of the Badminton Association of Malaya will strive to uphold and defend the cause of badminton in Malaya, says the editorial of the first issue of the magazine which is233 words
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Article74 1959-11-27 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Charan Singh will play In three badminton finals of the Sin. gapore Teachers Union's bad. mlnton and table tennis championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Saturday. He will meet Stephen George In the men's singles, partner Thlo Glm Slew against Quek Koon Chye74 words
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Article30 1959-11-27 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs A goal each by Willie Chin and James Chong helped Prisons to beat Police 2-1 In a SHA league Dlv. 2 match at Thomson Road today.30 words
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Article24 1959-11-27 17 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. The Jobore Badminton Association will hold Its open championships from Dec. 24 to 26. Entries close on Dec. 8.24 words
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Article117 1959-11-27 17 KESAVAN GIVES CRITICS the ANSWER SINGAPORE, Thurs. Flyweight V. Kesavan last night justified his selection in the Singapore team to the S.E.A.P. Games at Bangkok next month by outpointing LAC Francis, of R.A.F. Changi. in a special contest at Changi. The bout was arranged by R.A.F. boxing officials who criticised117 words
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Article72 1959-11-27 17 S'pore Malays Cup team SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Singapore Malays to meet Perak Malays In their semifinal replay of the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer competition at Jalan Besar on Sunday at 5 p.m. will be selected from: Idros Albar. Mokhtar Tabrl, Matmoon Sudasee. All SamiJan. Wari Basrl. Umar Rahmat. Osman Johan, Ibrahim Hassan.72 words
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Article63 1959-11-27 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Johore Asians team to meet Slngap-re Asians In the All Blues Rugby Cup tie on Saturday will be selected fromRobert Ng. Zubalr Ahmed. Abdullah All A. Mahmood. Hussaln Yacob. Tengku Bulaiman. Tay Chong Yew, Pathmanathan. Ungku Ismail. K. Pestana. Ec Peng Sang. Sulalman,63 words
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147 1959-11-27 17 TPOH. Thurs. Jimmy Melkle. former Perak and Malaya rugger captain who is making a "comback." will lead Scotland XV against the Rest in the annual match here on Saturday. The Rest side will be captained by Hugh Forbes, who has played for Singapore and Selangor.147 words
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167 1959-11-27 17 AUSSIES CLINCH VICTORY IN TEST SERIES f AHORE, Thurs. Australia beat Pakistan by seven wicket* in the Second Test here today to clinch victory In the three-match series. The Australians become the first side ever to win a series In Pakistan. They took the First Test at Dacca by eight167 words
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Article146 1959-11-27 17 Pakistan: Ist Inns 144. Australia: lat lnna 381-9 dec. PAKISTAN— 2nd Inm. (overnight 2M for S) Imtlas Ahmed c ONeUI b Kline M Alim-Ud-Dln b Kline 7 Saeed Ahmed it Orout b Kline 1M Shuja-Ud-Din lbw b CNrtll 45 Hanlf Mohammad b Kline It D. Sharpe at Orout b146 words
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Article190 1959-11-27 17 FMAAU decides not to take risk KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union has turned down an invitation by the Singapore A.A.A. for six of the Federation's South-East Asia Peninsular C mes- bound athletes to run in Singapore on Dec as part of the celebrations for Singapore's190 words
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Miscellaneous49 1959-11-27 17 4rW? SINGAPORE: Rufffr SRC V 3 BOD. padang. Hockey: Dlv. 2— Naval Pollre t Navy Nomads. Naval Base. Dlv. 3 SCC v Serangoor. Oardeiis. padang. Dlv. 4— YMCA v Combined schools. Balestier Road. O«W: RIC women's medil (bogey). Thomson Road. Bovine: Army MOR cap badge 1 competition. Beach Road.49 words
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Article216 1959-11-27 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. 'pHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, said today the Government would consider special legislation to fight subversion in Malaya. He was replying in the House of Representatives to a suggestion by the Socialist Front leader. Inche Ahmad Boestamam, (Setapak)216 words
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Article103 1959-11-27 18 Communes fascinate Han Su-yin SINGAPORE. Thurs. Authoress Han Su-yin said here tonight that she had been "fascinated by China's communes, which she visited during her recent six-week tour of the country. She told reporters at Singapore Airport on her return from Calcutta by a Qantas plane: "My trip to China103 words
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Article53 1959-11-27 18 20 H'orrfj 510 (Minimum) MRS. K. S. MANIAM and family of Taiplng thank Friends and Relatives for Wreaths. Messages of Condolence. Attendance and Assistance at the Funeral of the late Mr. S. S. Vanlam, fourth M>n of the late Mr. V. Saravananiuthn and Mrs. s. Saravanamuthu of Bukit Mertuiam53 words
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Article32 1959-11-27 18 1$ Wordt Sit (Hi m mum) CALLING MALACCANS In Selangor. Half Annual Dinner has been suggested. Those who are Interested please contact Ta>. Tel. ***** or P.O. Box 395 K. Lumpur.32 words
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396 1959-11-27 18 SINGAPORE, Thursday T*HE Indonesian Con--L sulate-General today promised full co-oper-ation with Singapore if the present trend of improving relations between tiie two countries was maintained. A Consulate spokesman gave this pledge when asked to comment on references to Indonesia made In the Budget speech396 words
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302 1959-11-27 18 Up goes the price of imported fruit ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Prices of imported fruits increased by 10 per cent .overnight after the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, announced new duties yesterday. At Central Market here today, apples were sold at 80 cents a kali— lo cents more than302 words
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Article359 1959-11-27 18 LONDON. Tlnirs Quiet and irregular conditions were again experienced on the London stock exchange today. Business was restricted to .some extent by the Chancellor of the Exchequer's warning on undue optimism regarding tax outs in the next Budget. Although a selective demand persisted, this was offset by small359 words
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95 1959-11-27 18 NEW YORK. Thursday. ROBERT Stroud, the "Bird Man of Alcatraz," asked today that he be freed after spending 50 years in prison 45 in solitary confinement for killing a prison guard when he was a youth. Stroud. now 69, told a Judge: "I've95 words
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Article32 1959-11-27 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The House of Representatives today confirmed the reduction of the excise duty on locally grown tobacco from 50 cents to 25 cents a pound.32 words
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Article64 1959-11-27 18 LONDON: Passengers slid down the emergency escape chute to safety when a Pan-American airliner caught fire at London Airport just before takeoff. ROME: The Pope was 78. LONDON: The Labour Party urged France to suspend its proposed Sahara H-bomb test. BAGDAD: Maj. Kassem. Iraqi Primp Minister, who was64 words
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Advertisement111 1959-11-27 18 \SfilWlC£Mj by REMINGTON Now, you can have "Beauty Care Aciion" that's fast and gentle. Exclusive guard comb protects tender skin from irritation and cuts: won't pull, bite or nick. And you don't have to change edges for underarm and legs. t-y TODAY! Vt&Mnfauftim. _M-QE#U£< SINGAPORE i 2ND FLOOR JOHN LiniX'S111 words
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