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Title Section19 1960-02-27 1 AVFHACr l»\ll V CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 r The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1960 15 CENTS19 words
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Article, Illustration724 1960-02-27 1 JACKIE SAM - Corporal saves $35,000 in bag Officer shot dead in hold-up JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE, Friday A GANG OF FOUR THUGS today shot and killed a British Army officer during an attempted payroll robbery in Holland Road 700 yards away from the main gates of the Singapore Infantry Regiment camp. The724 words
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Article156 1960-02-27 1 Soon a plan to beat tax dodgers KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. T^HE Government is preparing a big drive against 1 income tax evasion. The plan Is based partly on the recommendations by p.n expert from the Inland Revenue Department at Washington. Mr. Melville Monk, who spent a month in Malaya towards156 words
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Article46 1960-02-27 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. A spokesman of the Australian Commission here today described a London newspaper report that Australia was planning to station a 5.000--member strategic force ln North Borneo as "quite inaccurate." He added: 'No such proposal has been considered by the Australian Government." 146 words
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Article63 1960-02-27 1 LONDON. Fri.— The British Army is to reinforce a ban on "initiative tests" which have called for soldiers kissing show girls, getting into nudist camps and obtaining autographed intimate articles of women's clothing. A labour M.P.. Mr. Norman Dodds. asked in the House of CommonsReuter - 63 words
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Article31 1960-02-27 1 BOGANTUNOAN. Australia. Frl. The luxury Mldlander Express fell through a floodweakened bridge Into turbulent Midway Creek near here early today, killing at least five persons and injuring eight— U.P.l.31 words
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Article344 1960-02-27 1 r)UBLIN, Fri.—Ninety- five people have been killed in three air crashes within 24 hours. The first and worst occurred yesterday afternoon in Rio de Janeiro A I S. Navy DC6 transport plane and a Braxilian airliner collided in midair, killing at least 65 people (See DaceReuter - 344 words
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Article220 1960-02-27 1 Common mart: Malaya acts KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Government is to set up a committee of experts to examine Singapore'^ proposal of a "commodity common market." Government sources said that the matter was being considered at ministerial level and would later be placed before the Cabinet. The delaj has been220 words
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Article108 1960-02-27 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. -A threeman cane today tried unsuccessfully to kidnap thi 10-year-old son of a wealthy High Street goldsmith, Mr. Rang Woon Geofc, near hi s Branksome Road home. They grabbed the boy. Terk C'hye. at the junction of Temhusu Road and Haig Road 4n he108 words
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Article543 1960-02-27 2 Power up— but public not hit ONLY CONSUMERS OF OVER 400 UNITS WILL HAVE TO PAY HIGHER CHARGES PNCREASED electricity rates for the Federation have been gazetted. Big industries, mines and other large consumers will now have to pay an extra $3 million a year. This will enable the Central543 words
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Article72 1960-02-27 2 RAILWAY UNION TO STATE CASE ITUALA iimpik Fri. The National Union of Railwayman will meet on Tuesday to discuss a memorandum to be sent to the commission of inquiry into two Malayan Railway disputes. The president of thr MR. Mr. King, said today the memorandum would be at least six72 words
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Article40 1960-02-27 2 SINGAPORE. Frt.— The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. and the Minister of Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, will visit 29 Workers Brigade at the Singapore Infantry Regiment oarracks. Ulu Pandan, at 9 a.m. tomorrow.40 words
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147 1960-02-27 2 JPOH, Frt. Peraks new State Secretary, Tengku Mohamed bin Tengku Besar Burhanuddin. told rural Malays today not to be afraid to leave their kampongs for other parts of the state where land development schemes were being established. Opening a $20,000 laterlte road linking Kampong147 words
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Article, Illustration45 1960-02-27 2 TWO Royal Australian Air Force airman in Burterworth are pictured unloading Side- Winder guided missiles from one of the two RAAF Hercules transports which arrived from America on Tuesday. These *n the first Side- Winders to arrive in Malaya. RAAF picture.45 words
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140 1960-02-27 2 DUD CITIZENSHIP CERTIFICATE: MAN FINED $400 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. VEO SWEE CHYE, 44. of Cross Street. Singapore, x was today fined $400. or two months 1 Jail, for using a forged federal citizenship certificate. He was also fined $400. or two months' Jail on each of two other charges: GIVING140 words
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Article76 1960-02-27 2 A 'banana' explosion kills woman MALACCA. Fri. -A woman. Heng Ai Chi. 53. was fatally injured following an explosion In her shop in Kee Ann Road here Her husband. Koh Sang Kee. a banana dealer, hid earlier covered a box containing two and a-half plculs of bananas with a gunny76 words
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668 1960-02-27 2 The three fundamentals needed to sustain democracy by Mr. R. THE Minister for Cul- ture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. tonight outlined the fundamentals necessary to sustain democracy. Bpeaklng in the series "Democracy in Action" over Radio Sh gapore, he listed them as: A DEDICATED and Incorruptible leadership; A SE L F-DISCIPLINED668 words
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Advertisement78 1960-02-27 2 HHP^/ tonic* S#«r« Pirti MAOI IN GERMANY >**7*ML£ Ttom*T9* *4MX MOA*A £i.UTrn* 4VcT 6O a iVFSSijSSSw] K^Lvbi twmm MUZ*TT£ vm swat c~crs/**m ifCSoO Ow&O(4AAf <o-~««o*o< titan i.». «««...•<«,-) Mt« At«ntt for Soy thorn Malaya 'm.ludin« P*rt tote Asoth tar Nnt>mi Mofcrra t Panaasi Klorv,, K M v. Lumpur, T.m.tlot. 478 words
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Miscellaneous27 1960-02-27 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby f mow/ abqut\ v. wt KBnK y I A NIOMT JoccTAUOANT V OUT' yKß*'*^"" V A V. •WJOVIT? > POOO W*A« I 127 words
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264 1960-02-27 3 RIO DE JANEIRO, Friday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower cancelled social functions last night following the disastrous collision of a U.S. Navy transport and Brazilian airliner. The accident happened yesterday afternoon as the President was winding up a triumphal Tisit to Brazil. The White House said he264 words
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188 1960-02-27 3 Nasser warns West as Middle East tension rises £)AMASCUS, Frl.-Pre-sident Nasser yesterday warned Britain. France, and the United States that any 'interference" by them under the 1950 tripartite guarantee of the Middle East status quo would be crushed. Re told cheering crowds at Der'a. Syria: "The people will not. trustReuter - 188 words
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113 1960-02-27 3 ACTOR IS CLEARED OF LIQUOR CHARGES MADRAS, Frl.— American actor Frederic March, his wife and two travelling companions were cleared of bootlegging charges yesterday on orders of the Madras Government. March and the others were arrested last weekend when police found four ounces of liquor in the medical bag ofUPI - 113 words
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Article279 1960-02-27 3 DLANTYRE. Fri. v Crowds in Trafalgar Square, London, would have resented much more quickly some of the action that took place in the course of a demonstration during Mr. Harold Macmillan's visit to Nyasaland. an inquiry was told here yesterday. Mr. George Clay, correspondent ofReuter - 279 words
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Article170 1960-02-27 3 VanRie:I accuse police of lying DOSTON, Fri. Willem van Rie said yesterday he first suspected his slain shipboard sweetheart. Lynn KaufTman, was pregnant the day after she vanished from the Dutch freighter Utrecht. The 31 -year-old radio operator, charged with the murder of Miss KaufTman. was asked: "When you suspected170 words
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Article44 1960-02-27 3 JAKARTA, Fri. Antam news agency said today that 258 Chinese settlers had left Sukabumi, near Bandoeng, for Jakarta on their way to China. Meanwhile, the fourth group of overseas Chinese, numbering 1.200. returned to China yesterday, mostly from Indonesia— ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article28 1960-02-27 3 ADEN, Fri— ln a symbolic ceremony rich In tradition. Mahmud bin Aldrus Alafln was crowned Sultan of Lower YafTa yesterday. Sultan Mahmud is 12.— .U.P.1.UP - 28 words
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288 1960-02-27 3 Centuries-old ritual at Lady M burial LONDON, Friday. r»OUNTESS Mountbatten, a favourite aunt of the British Royal family and former Vicereine of India, was buried at sea today nine miles off the Isle of Wieht. The sea burial requested by Lady Mountbatten in her will was conducted from a BritishReuter - 288 words
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Article39 1960-02-27 3 BUENOS AIRES, Fri— The Argentine Navy yesterday gave up the search for the elusive foreign submarine which was attacked with depth charges, bombs, and machine-gun fire in a month, long hunt in the Golfo Neuvo.— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article141 1960-02-27 3 LONDON. Frl. The only Oerman servlnK In the British Terltorial Army. FYltz Oehme, 40. from Karlmarxstadt, wants to wear the Oerman Iron Cross (First Class) awarded him In the war. Major Mike Portway, his commanding officer at Braintree. Essex, says that as Oehme wonReuter - 141 words
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Article42 1960-02-27 3 LAHORE. Fri.— Queen Farah of Persia cancelled her engagements here today because of a chill and a temperature she is running. It is now generally understood here that the Shah's bride of two months is expecting a child. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article123 1960-02-27 3 GOLD SALES TO HELP TIBET CASE rjARJEELING. Fri.— Gyf^ Thondup, the Dalai Lama's elder brother, said here last night that money realised from the sale <>t the Dalai Lama's treasure of silver bars "and a little gold' would be spent on offlcin".., travelling, particularly to the United Nations to plead123 words
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Article34 1960-02-27 3 CAPE CANAVERAL, Frl The Pershing ballistic missile, with a range of up to 500 miles, was fired for the first time today on a short test flight over the Atlantic. Ocean.— U.P.l.34 words
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Article32 1960-02-27 3 BRISBANE. Fri. Seven people were killed and many [injured when the luxury Queensland Midlander ex- press crashed through a bridge Into a flooded creek near Rockhampton early today—Reuter.32 words
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Miscellaneous337 1960-02-27 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Short wave fit Metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MeUr-^Vs^re. AM 6.30 Oood Morning. 6.32 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES Morning Prelude: 7.00 The News: Kuala Lumpur 341 metres 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The Hews; 8.06 A Date With Music; Tenant 366 metres 830 Calling All337 words
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Article386 1960-02-27 4 RECORD FIELD OF 3,500 WILL SEE KEENEST RIVALRY FROM THE FEDERATION CHALLENGERS SINGAPORE, Friday. JHE Singapore Free Press Walk on Sunday will present a world record field, a morning of spectacle, and some of the keenest sporting competition of the year. Walkers from the386 words
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Article245 1960-02-27 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Machine and Engineering Employees' Union today won the right to represent the 650 industrial employees of the Singa]K)re Glass Manufacturing Co., in Henderson Road. This was decided by a secret ballot conducted by the Ministry of Labour and Law during the245 words
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112 1960-02-27 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore's noted violinist and impresario. Mr. Goh Soon Tloe, flew nome today by Japan Air Lines from Hong Kong after his sixmonth world tour. Mr. Ooh Is the first Malayan to be awarded three scholarships simultaneously by the Italian. British and United112 words
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Article268 1960-02-27 4 MR. BYRNE SCOFFS AT RUMOURS T<HE Minister for Lab--1 our and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, today scoffed at rumours that the Government was weak-kneed in not having unilaterally brought the civilian Services employees under the Industrial Relations Ordinance. He said he had been told that there268 words
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Article, Illustration75 1960-02-27 4 A MAP showing the traffic control restrictions made by the Singapore Police in the Farrer Park area for tomorrow morning. A number of roads have been closed to public vehicles. This is to enable the 3.500 people contesting the Free Press Walk to make their75 words
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Article309 1960-02-27 4 Bad for health, say teachers rpHE Singapore Chinese Schools' conference has complained that lectures for five days a week for student teachers at the Teachers Training College would be "too strenuous for them. The conference claimed that this would Impair their health and thus affect the309 words
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Article, Illustration163 1960-02-27 4 IRONIC END TO THE DOUBLE 'GAN' MIX-UP THE double Cian Ens Teck mix-up is over, but there is an ironic twist to its ending. It all began when Gan the Olympic star was mistaken for Gan, who got his B. A. decree from the University of Malaya. Today, the Straits163 words
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171 1960-02-27 4 COME HOME CALL BY FATHER TO HIS SON SINGAPORE, Fri. A weeping Indian businessman today made a pathetic appeal for his missing son <o return to him. Mr. H. N. Chandiramani. 46. disclosed that he has had a heart attack since his son. Ram Chandiramani. 19, disappeared a month ago.171 words
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Article43 1960-02-27 4 WHEN o c c cameraman Han Hai Fong is on his rounds in buses, shops, public parks he may meet you. His assignment: To take pictures of the loveliest girls in Singapore for a new "YOU'RE LOVELY TODAY" feature in43 words
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Miscellaneous340 1960-02-27 4 SINGAPORE JIMOR Wedding In church 3 pm: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Family group meeting at the Monthly luncheon at the Dra- home of Mr. Row 81m Chiang, gon Room. Cathay Hotel, l.is 675 Kast Coaat Road, S p.m.; p.m. Ouest speaker, Mr. S. MYF Birthday social 7 p.m. Rajaratnam. Minister for340 words
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143 1960-02-27 5 BIG ALLIANCE 'FIGHTING FUND' IS PLANNED It'll be called Tengku Abdul Rahman Foundation KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. THE Alliance is to set up a multi-million dollar fund to finance its fight in the 1964 and following elections. The fund is to be called he Tengku Abdul Rahman Foundation after the Prime143 words
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Article, Illustration322 1960-02-27 5 CHEAPER MILK BY END OF YEAR, HE PREDICTS KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. i DROP in the price of sweetened condensed milk in Malaya by the end of this year was predicted here today This prediction was made by Mr. A. G. Marcus, district manager of Beatrice Foods Co., which will establish322 words
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Article44 1960-02-27 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Teo Kirn Chuan. 21. was charged today with hurting Teo Ah Chan, a hospital barber, while trying to extort money from him at Balestler Road on reb. 15. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded until next Wednesday.44 words
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Article25 1960-02-27 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Missions to Seamen (Singapore branch) will hold its annual Seafarers Service at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Sunday at 6 p.m.25 words
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Article, Illustration199 1960-02-27 5 Lilies imported for the big Flower Show bloomed too soon CINGAFORE, Fri.— Efforts to import 10 varieties of Japanese lilies from the United States for the 1960 Singapore Flower Show have proved to be in vain. The lilies reached here in good condition but they bave bloomed in balf tbe199 words
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150 1960-02-27 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday TWO Generals with Malayan service in their cax reers have been tipped as candidates for Britain's top army post— Chief of the Imperial General Staff. They are the present, C-ln-C FARELF. General Sir Richard Hull, and the former I150 words
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Article72 1960-02-27 5 $1,600 GEMS STOLEN FROM ROOM MALACCA. Fri. Jewellery worth more than $1,600 was stolen from a room in a beauty parlour in Newcome Road here yesterday evening. The jewels belonged to one of the partners in the beauty parlour. Madam Lee Ah Pool. She had kept them in a bag72 words
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Article38 1960-02-27 5 SINGAPORE. Frl —The Minister of Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. will speak to members of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce on "Malaya's changing culture" at their lunch tomorrow at 1.15 p.m. in the Catnay Dragon Room.38 words
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Article31 1960-02-27 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will address the Singapore Bar Committee at its annual dinner in the Adelphi Grill Room. at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.31 words
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167 1960-02-27 5 Police offer a bright career to 16 young men |{UALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Royal Federation Police Force if looking for 16 young men to be appointed as Assistant Superintendents of Police. They may later be promoted to Deputy Superintendent and to various superscale posts with salaries ranging up to $1,970167 words
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204 1960-02-27 5 Singapore citizens can hold ONE passport only SINGAPORE, Friday. HP HE holder of a British passport who is a Singapore citizen can either retain this passport or take out a Singapore passport but he cannot hold both, i The Controller of immigration. Mr. Lim Joo Hock, spoke about this when204 words
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Article64 1960-02-27 5 SINGAPORE.. Fri. Yeo Peng Hong, trading as Chop Llan Huat. was adjudicated a bankrupt by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the High Court today on a petition filed by China Engineers Ltd. Yeo is owing China Engineers $23,912.43 on a judgment Asked by the judge whether he64 words
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Article35 1960-02-27 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Malaysian sociological Research Institute will hold a dinner at 15th floor, Asia Insurance Building, on Sunday at 8 p.m Talks will be given by members of the institute.35 words
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281 1960-02-27 5 MALACCA. Frl— A former Assistant Resettlement Officer. Yoong Yeow Pin. 41, today successfully appealed •gainst conviction and sentcicc of one year's Jail lmpOMd by the Sessions Court on a charge of abetting a businessman in using an- other man's identity card as his own.281 words
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348 1960-02-27 6 I>OLICE have evi*de n c c showing that mahjonf playing in certain premises is a cover for secret society activities. The 0.C.P.D.. Ipoh, Mr. Albert Mah. revealed this to the markets, stalls and hawkers committee of the Ipoh Town Council when It348 words
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Article152 1960-02-27 6 TWO GET RAF AWARDS I/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Two civilians have been awarded certificates of commendation by the Comman-der-ln-Chief of the Far East Air Force. Air Chief Marshal the Earl of Bandon. for services rendered to the Royal Air Force. They are Mr. H.R.H. Fowler, now RAF Station Engineer in Kuala152 words
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253 1960-02-27 6 AID ON WAY FOR THE HANDICAPPED KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE newly-formed Malayan Council for Child Welfare is to make an all out effort to improve the lot of thousands of children. The president of the Council. Mr B. H. Tan. said today253 words
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146 1960-02-27 6 Gambling gang suspects held after release PENANG, Fri. Three men suspected to be members of a gambling gang were rearrested as they walked out of the magistrate's chambers here today. They are now being held under a warrant of arrest and detention. The men, held In a police raid on146 words
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70 1960-02-27 6 BENTONG, Fri— The Pahang Game Department Is looking for the man who set a wire trap which mangled the paw of a full grown tigress. The 300 lb. tigress was later shot by an assistant game warden. Mr. Chang Rwee Chong. while70 words
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Article43 1960-02-27 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Six massage parlours have now received licences to operate here. A Government spokesman said today that another application was likely to bit approved after the establishment has compiled with health regulation requirements. Thirteen applications have been rejected.43 words
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Article36 1960-02-27 6 PENANG. Fri. During the Muslim fasting month starting on Monday, office hours for the city council will be from 8 a.m. to 2 pm on week-days and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays.36 words
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Article28 1960-02-27 6 TELTJK ANSON, Fri. Mr. R. J. Morton was elected chairman of the Teluk Anson local association of boy scouts at its annual meeting held here yesterday.28 words
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Article32 1960-02-27 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Central Welfare Council has abandoned its plan to seek a Royal Charter from the Paramount Ruler, its chairman; Mr. B. H. Tan, announced today.32 words
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Article, Illustration86 1960-02-27 6 TRADE UNION MAN OFF TO U.K. FOR TRAINING INCHE ABDUL HAMID. of the Laboratory Assistants Association, who is one of five Malayan trade unionists who will be attending a course of training in Britain starting on March 14. The others are Mr. M. V. Raghaven, of the National Union of86 words
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Article116 1960-02-27 6 Detention camp head sought ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Government is lookIns; for a retired officer of the Federation Armed Forces to fill the post of Superintendent of Detention and Rehabtiitation camps. The post has been vacant since December, last year, when Mr. B.C. Smith left on retirement for Britain. The116 words
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Article47 1960-02-27 6 PENANO, Fri. Tre Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow See. will attend a memorial service for the late Countess Mountbatten at the St. John Ambulance Brigade headquarters in MacAlister Road heTe tomorrow evening. After the service, he will attend the brigade's annual meeting.47 words
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314 1960-02-27 6 A 20-MILE DASH THEN MOTHER SAYS: THAT'S MY DAUGHTER PENANG, Friday. A WEEPING mother who made a 20-mile dash to Penang from Kedah today identified a 26-year-old woman whose slabbed body was found on Wednesday in a ravine at Batu Feninghi, eight miles from Ihe city. The dead woman was314 words
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122 1960-02-27 6 'Thug problem in Ipoh? But people here are so friendly* IPOH. Frl.—The Medical Officer of Health. Klnta. Dr. \V Holmes, last night discounted "the nonsense about thugs and gangterlsm" In Ipoh. "You have a virile community here and of course you will get boisterous youths." he told Ipoh Town Council.122 words
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Article66 1960-02-27 6 IPOH, Fri— Several gangsters knocked at a door of a house in Pasir Plnjl new village here and attacked an odd-Job labourer with parangs at 1.30 a.m. today. Loh chee Wah, 19, who was cut on the head and body was rushed to the Ipoh hospital by66 words
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443 1960-02-27 6 pdENANG, Fri. The president of the Penang Rubber Trade Association. Mr. Heah Joo Seang, today criticised the proposed establishment of a rubber brokers firm sponsored by 10 European companies in Singapore. "The rules of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce443 words
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Miscellaneous160 1960-02-27 7 The* Saint Ht§ Lvsliv 1 hnrK'ri* IP* //wsef 7 /S p*op 7#£X£y wffHcx/rAtfy Wt&K' j Y^ WSOM£OHE 7HB?£ -I FVSS, AMP #£'U- OM-V VAWE TMF P~t^^T»U^ 'J )j Li 9 l Abner **V Ai tupp V'lV^jm'C *Co^aS^m I(* BUT I CANT SEE f AND VET- IIfIF I AM LOSIMG MV160 words
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Article58 1960-02-27 8 WuHt $10 (Minimum) TNI FAMILY OF the latr Mr. Mm Ofelm Swm of Kuchinie thanks frlendi and relatives for thur wreaths, condottnert. attendance and assistance rend»r«l In thrlr rrcrnt herfavunmt. MR. MRS. LAI »ltw and family thank rrlatlvr* anil frifnd' 'or their kind donation*, wreath* and attendance at thr58 words
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Article25 1960-02-27 8 76 Were 1 tlO (Minimum) HOLIDAY HOME— .id nny Darenrwommml one rViuth Kncland two Box Eleven and Nine. Bank* 5 Queen Astrid Park Slneapore.25 words
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Article383 1960-02-27 8 ."> W»r4t lit (Minimum) MULCHANOr BALI LAST Day Today. Do not raise thli Opportunity. TMe COCKPIT* Java RijMtafei is Mrved every Saturday and Sunday luncb time. hopping It MORI fun on a Saturday afternoon enpecially In dellghtfully air-condmoni-d Kobmson's open until 5 p.m. today. A GOTO PIPJFUME .nhnncee woman383 words
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574 1960-02-27 8 The Straits Times Saturday, February 27, 1960. A Good Start When Malaya's pioneer in dustries legislation was de bated some fifteen months agi there was much airing of mis givings that local capital woul not get a fair look-in. Assur ances by the Government a the time have now been574 words
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Article455 1960-02-27 8 Not since 1956 has the Middle East situation looked so ugly. There it an unpleasant similarity to the state of affairs that culminated in Israel's invasion of Egypt, the same persistent aggravation on the borders between Israel and the U.A.R. followed at intervals by fairly heavy Israeli455 words
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Article279 1960-02-27 8 The news that American scientists have made rubber from tin has had a mixed reception from planters and miners in Perak. reports our Ipoh correspondent. It sounds only too likely. Who indeed! would not feel a little mixed? Our correspondent may not have noticed it, but some at279 words
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Article, Illustration1097 1960-02-27 8 AVEN TURE without precedent in human history is the present world-wide campaign I to stamp out malaria. Never before have i concerted international I forces on such a scale been deployed against a single disease. Never before have doctors, engineers, laboratory workers and helpers of ail kinds been mobilised1,097 words
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Article374 1960-02-27 8 Fifty years ago From the Straits Time* of Feb. *7, 1910 THE new motor-car of H.H. the Rajah, the only one of its kind in the place seems to create some amusement am one thr people «t Kota Bharu. writes our correspondent. The automatic motion of the car combined witb374 words
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Article56 1960-02-27 8 THE SCORE lII. HI Arr M>mr results of the world-wide .inu- malaria drive: j AFGHANISTAN: S6O million In lost of rarnin(* saved. CEYLON: A navinr of S9O million »ix lime* (he total expenditure on the 10-year antimalaria rampalgn. INDIA: Fifty million fall victim to the dtara*< every year, raunlnc an56 words
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Advertisement469 1960-02-27 8 Straits Tines Free Press Far Mm ceavenience of ed»ac'fleers our representativei of Ist Floor, COLD STORAGE ARCADf, Orchard Read, Smaeeere. will recehra small advertHemaart and box number replies. SmoH advertisements placed In Singapore may clio be handed to. COLD STORAGE BRANCHES at Hotiand Road Korong Kcppel Roar Naval lasa AUTHORISED469 words
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Advertisement15 1960-02-27 8 Cjammeter SWISS MADE STOPWATCHES from $48.--(/<unm£&/tt fk I count Oo4«, 1 I a i mil15 words
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Advertisement58 1960-02-27 8 Take the comfortable route to JAPAN and fly SWISSAIR ju via BANGKOK Special 23 day return fares available to Japan, on comfortable pressurised aircraft Tor further details consult your regular Traval Aganta or THE MALAY STATES SHIPPING CO., LTD. Singapore Kuala Lumpur Penang Rat ***** Tel: ***** Tel: *****/7 The58 words
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Article, Illustration1186 1960-02-27 9 MP came home with lipstick on his shirt wife WITNESS TELLS HIGH COURT HOW PENANG LAWYER LIM KEAN SIEW SPENT NIGHT WITH A WOMAN AT HOLIDAY RESORT BUNGALOW SHE SUES FOR DIVORCE ALLEGING ADULTERY AND SAYS: I HAVE NOT FORGIVEN HIM... If VERY time Penang lawyer and Socialist Front Member1,186 words
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Article373 1960-02-27 9 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Federation Government today described as "unrealistic" the protest by the Malayan Rubber Goods Manufacturers.' Association against the giving of pioneer status to the Dunlop Rubber Company. A statement declares: "The Government notes with great regret the unrealistic statement made by373 words
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193 1960-02-27 9 8 REDS LEFT BUT STATE IS DECLARED ALL WHITE' KUANTAN, Friday. pAHANG, with eight terrorists still operating within its borders, was declared all 'white today. The Sultan this morning declared "white" the oncenotorious Triang area In the remote south-west portion of the state, thus freeing more than 16.000 people from193 words
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Article, Illustration74 1960-02-27 9 In: A leading U.S. medical scientist JTUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A top American medical scientist flew into Kuala Lumpur today with the hope that the Federation Government would set up a virus research laboratory here jointly with the United States Army Medical Research Unit. Dr. Geoffry l.dsall. Director of the Communicable74 words
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Advertisement135 1960-02-27 9 Razak and After... mMm Mzlm id* THIS TllltlMJV*. *IT,Y ft TOMORROWS Sunday Mail GObyVESWV 4 the little Car on two wheels Millions of people all over the world take to the Vespa because Very cheap to run. TTt Light Easy to ride. j™*sfe=^r asv on an< Vy/*^\ Quick in traffic.135 words
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Advertisement66 1960-02-27 9 MODIL-M Protect your eyes from harmful ultraviolet and infra-red rays. MOTi: All Zf 155 /«ns«s btar this mark Avoiloble from:MOTION, SMITH SON LTD.. 13, Bottery Rood, Singopore. Tel: *****. I'm glad to J Jf 'flLi £Aft 0 I THE FEBRUARY 1960 SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICES LOTTERY draw at Gemas on 29.2.196066 words
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Article308 1960-02-27 10 Lament for the sad decline in musical taste MAY I express my thanks 11 to the ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany who no kindly arranged for the recent visit of the Berlin Chamber Orchestra, and to the orchestra itself, for giving us such an enjoyable308 words
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Article302 1960-02-27 10 YES, THIS EXPLAINS WHY I QUIT pffi admirable letter •*»ar<aS'- n f-ffl must commend itself to the numerous British Europeans resident in the State who do not I see their way to becoming members of the British European Association. When I resigned from j that association some 12 months ago,302 words
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332 1960-02-27 10 Student nurses in Singapore and the $69 question AS the mother of a student nurse I wonder whether the Prime Minister or the MlnLster of Health is aware of the plight of several hundred nurses who joined the service just before or soon after the election. They were engaged on332 words
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253 1960-02-27 10 QNLY two months arter w being posted to a school In Pahang I received a letter asking me to report for duty at another school. This does not trouble me very much, for being a Government servant I realise I can be transferred anywhere253 words
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Article62 1960-02-27 10 r»OPIES of the Gwee Ah Leng Report on Nanyang University are now on sale at the Government Publications Bureau. The English copy costs $2 whereas the Chinese version costs only 40 cents. This was also the case with the Prescott Report. Why is there such a wide62 words
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Advertisement308 1960-02-27 10 Profit From Practice! MEN are creatures of habit especially in matters of DRESS. .4H KaV Once a man has found a Brand ti that he likes, almost invariably he keeps to it. So it is with v DOT! They are set in their preference. They know from experience that dVUolm308 words
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Advertisement360 1960-02-27 10 Give them the Sportsman's breakfast Youngsters thrive on Welgar Shredded Wheat. It's the sportsman's breakfast— the delicious golden cepeal that helps five leading sports stars vital energy. There's protein in Shredded Wheat. Protein for sturdy bodies, strong limbs. See your family has the sportsman's breakfast today and every day. WEI6AB360 words
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Miscellaneous356 1960-02-27 10 Straits Times Crossword LsH iH hoH Bai~ ACBOBB but well covered <B>. 1 behind the tamarisks. 7 a letter which makes a era*/the sun Is hot above us." ler angry <B>. Kip Hi"? (Christmas In India) 8 Look meditatively back and 1 4. 4i. measure usually provides an S Ran356 words
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Advertisement1771 1960-02-27 11 THE BLUE FUNNEL LIME TO ADEN. LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. LONDON A CONTINENTAI^PtRT}. Due Spore Sails p. S'hom Poaang ACHILLES UfOrpOOI. 6las|ow n J™. Jf* •UUCUS Liverpool: HawTrlajaboit 2* JS"J{ 2 Sfl J ALCINOUS Liwaetl Dvblin MM I Mm I Mar 7 I Mm It MENEUUS vSfimZ. HiJrV r'do. Mar 7 Am1,771 words
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Advertisement1303 1960-02-27 11 \WFF rn Mr]\mJ Vf/ fMflJUiuMk efHE L* A* I* LIMES— tDEN IEOSit MEDITERRANEAN. CONTIHENTAI t SMNOINAVIAN^PJMm ■SIBOttSA" II Fat/ Fit* 4/ I Mar 1/ 1 ftar 'Miimir 11/11 Mat vrn urn n/v Mai ■IWMA" i) M Mar/ Apr 1/ I Aar I l "MEONIA" k) ***** Mr 21/22 Apr Mr1,303 words
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Advertisement1345 1960-02-27 11 SHlld.m the bern line steamers ltd. »r SiNStPOIE (laaarparatad it tka MM Im«ta) I INWI sailincs to aoen. u.i. ft CMTmiirru nm Sport P. S'Mm PMWI lINYORIICN tor Hamburg. London MiddlMteWth Fit 1 tor II Nrt M Pit UNUMM for P. Sudan, L'pool. A"»arp. Rotterdam, Grangtmouth J IMn I HNREJ'.N1,345 words
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Advertisement1335 1960-02-27 11 te»w M«ALISTER A CO.. LTD. TEL., PJO.I aai. fr'aifajAai UMB aU^AVEHESft UMB LtttMN. MMWrn, RtTTERSAM, HAVK LOS ANaELES, SAN FRANCISCO. I IniL SEATTLE. VANCOVVER A PORTUNI. and for Canada t U.S4 North Atlantic port*. Acctptiai carge. fe« Cettral A Ssstt CHI If MUIMIM ifct- c S acre P. Sham Panto*1,335 words
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Article37 1960-02-27 12 SINGAPORE. FEB. 26. RUBBER: SI. IB per lb. (up three-quarters of a cent). Inofficial 5 p.m. close $1,181 (quietly steady). TIN: $391.50 per picul (down 12-5 cents). Estimated unofficial offering; 200 tons (down 25 tons).37 words
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Article327 1960-02-27 12 China steadies market ALTHOUGH China A buying, which has continued during this week, was a steadying factor, it has had a disproportionate affect on the Singapore Rubber market, report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current survey. This was probably due to 1 the difficulties experienced .in covering commitments In Singapore327 words
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Article85 1960-02-27 12 MELBOURNE, fkt Con Zinc 93/Mount Lyell (5/-) 7/3 seller North Broken Hill 152 Peko .10 7', Oil Search 5 0' Timor Oil 4/6* Con. Ttn 7 l Hill 50 7,2 Mount Morgan 23 6 seller Western Mining 12 9 seller Bank of N.S.W £41 G. J. Coles 1885 words
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Article273 1960-02-27 12 CHIPS lying alongside tbe Singa- pore Harbour Board wharves this morning are: Karakorum 1/2. Borneo 4/5. Mikawa Maru 6A, Trlglav 6/7. Polydorus 8/9. Kristin Balcke 10/11. Pres. Boshof 13/14. Hoogkerk 15/16, Japan 18, Fuji Maru 19. Sedenak N. Wall 4, Shlnko Maru 21/22, Aimee Lykes 23/24. Hat Lee273 words
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246 1960-02-27 12 By Our Market Correspondent "pHERK is still no clear picture of Russia's current buying programme in this part of the world, but it appears that the transactions connected with it have already taken place. This week the Soviet chartered a vessel on246 words
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Article306 1960-02-27 12 Wilkinson Process for the year ended September 30 made a net profit or $368,773 or 26.1 per cent. Net liquid as&ets at b? lancing date amounted to $748,449 or 52.9 per dollar stock unit. Holyrood Rubber Ltd., which with 2.500 planted acres In Perak. will pay for the306 words
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Article115 1960-02-27 12 ttINGAPORF. Chinese Produce 13 Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent February/March shipnv .its $41 buyers. $42 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $62'^ sellers, drum $64':.. sellers. Pepper: steady: no business was reported done. Muntok white $361, Sarawak $360. special Sarawak black $225. garbled Lampong115 words
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Article83 1960-02-27 12 THHt Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes fn its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 5/16. O.D 31 1/16. 90 d/st 31 7/8 credit bills, 31 15/16 trade bills Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31. On the free83 words
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Article23 1960-02-27 12 Malajran Stock Exch^ngr: Feb. 26 Feb. 25. ißJasrHllßll 128.37 128 34 Tins: 1M.43 IM.M Babbers: 245.31 541.4> Jan. 1 1958 100.23 words
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Article572 1960-02-27 12 ON the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. dollar rubbers were firm with selective offerings while the other sections were generally quiet. The turno er was small. Members of the Exchange reported the following business at the afternoon call: Industrials: Fraaer and Neave or is $1.81 to $1.84; Gammon $2.42572 words
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Article153 1960-02-27 12 \f ARCH flrst (rade rubber buyers r.o.b closed In Singapore yesterday at 118 cenLs per Ib, up three-quarters of a cent on Thursday's close. The closing tone was •■t«t. Closing; prices in cents per lb.. yesterday were OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers U7>i. sellers, 118 Int.153 words
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Advertisement1248 1960-02-27 12 Express U.S.A. Pacific tfc Atlantic Coast Serviea E.T.A.. E.T.A. E.IJI. Slice P 5 h am Pening H'Kon| L. Ange'es New York Kuaikiwi Mara" (at. 10 n 1/ 4 Mar I Mai a Mai Ii M< MBikiaa Mtfi" Ist Call M/2J Mar 21 Mai M Mar 2«i Call M/11 Mar S1,248 words
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Advertisement751 1960-02-27 12 NOTICE KINTA WATER SUPPLY NOTICE TO CONSUMERS On Tuesday Ist March, 1960 the supply of water to Ipoh and Mengiembu. will be restricted The restriction is caused by essential maintenance work at the Filtration Plant, and any Inconvenience caused is regretted. R. BARRETT. b.p. Jurutera Negerl, Pejabat Kerja Raya. Negrl751 words
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Advertisement781 1960-02-27 12 NOTICES NOTICE MALAYAN UNIT TRUSTS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) announces that as from 27th February 1960 their registered office will be removed to 28-30. Old Market Square (2nd Floor), Kuala Lumpur, Federation of Malaya. COOPER BROTHERS CO., Secretaries. NGEE ANN KONGSI SCHOLARSHIPS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that781 words
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Advertisement217 1960-02-27 12 NOTICES NOTICE This is to Inform the publla that our Office M/S. Archipelago Trading Shipping Co., will be removed to 868. Robinson Hr Singspore-1 w.e.f. 29th Feb. !9e5. URGENT NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS OF CONSOLIDATED TIN DREDGING Shareholders of the above Company are advised to hold t fjar shares pending receipt217 words
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Advertisement803 1960-02-27 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS NEGRI SEMBILAN STATE SCHOLARSHIP FUND APPLICATIONS for »cholarshlps are Invited from suitably .fluallned Malay and Non-Malay Wegrl Sembilan Nationals for courses tenable at the University of Malaya. Forms ol application and all particulars may be obtained from the Secretary to the Board of Trustees, Education Office, Seremben to803 words
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Advertisement855 1960-02-27 13 (Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT ri Wotlm $i (Miu.)— ef» s**r» BOX A 6329 ST. POSITION Oiled. />iiiilirant> thanked. BOX A97M ST. K.L. Position filled Applicant* thanked. BOX A»M7 ST. K L. Pcltloo tilled. Application* thanked ASIA ORIVINO SCHOOL 87 Orchard Road. 8 pore poeltlon filled. Applicant* thanked. WANTED855 words
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Advertisement1045 1960-02-27 13 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* H (Min.)—B»x St exlre j ENERCETIC AND ENTHUSIASTIC I Salisman required to tell first claso property Investment tc small Investor. I on ta«y terms. Excellent opportunity for man prepared to visit all parti Singapore/Federation. Hint apeak English. Malay. Chines* and have own transport. Only thoee with1,045 words
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Advertisement992 1960-02-27 13 OFFICE SPACE WANTED it Wor4i ti (Mi*.)— Box it tt*. txttm OFFICE FACILITIES WANTED In Kuala Lumpur lor European representative of engineering and building contractor Box A 6462 S.T B' pore SHOPS TO LET U W»r4t Si (mm.)-Bwt it rf». txlra OFFICE SHOP space available at Chinese YMCA. 107, Belegle992 words
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Advertisement805 1960-02-27 13 OUU" I J» Wonli IS f*fiit.) Box 49 rf«. »rf rn MICH SCHOOL CRAMMAR ft Com- 3 position Wren A Martin, Junior Knsays, Simple Orammar and all Cooper's hooks < obtainable at Peter Cuongs. Sole Agents J Distributor*. P ■C A PROUD OWNIR OP ENCYCLOPEDIA SRITANNICA 24 Volumes in a805 words
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Advertisement1088 1960-02-27 13 VCHICLES FOR SALE Words SS (Min.)— Box St ttm extra 2 W5O STANDARD VANGUARD In md running order, taxed and insured I I June $750/- ono Phone B'pore f 177 Kxtension b I MORRIS MINOR TOURER registered 1 n Engine and upholstery very good edition new battery $1,300 0.n.0. 271,088 words
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Advertisement796 1960-02-27 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE SI tt Words $j r Mln.)— Box iO ttt. sxfre l» 1958 FORO POPULAR. MM Renault I Dauphin* Kord Con»ul. 19ft« Kord Pre- m« feet 1950 Austin A3O Standard "10" r-x Hlllman Minx. 1954 Morris Oxford. In 19.V1 Morris Minor. 1952 Vauxhall Te Velox Easy payment* arranged796 words
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Advertisement526 1960-02-27 13 rEAMBATH, MASSAGE, ETC Wordt (Min.)— Box $8 el* *x«rai RICKY'S MASSAGE SALON Blaise Massage/Steambath Licensed for ;pert Treatments Masseur/Masseuse attendance jvs River Valley Road. 1. Spore 21'.0l AT YOUR SERVICE <S poro) Words $10 (Minimum) .ill 1 month. 10 Word. $2.it (Yin PHOTOSTATS BY FOTOMATIO ■BteasM Wah Him. *****. .spore.526 words
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Advertisement43 1960-02-27 14 fi I 111 Bh 111 i^^wH^lßßH^H^^^^^ \:_x..;. .-x jP>4^| E%aH .^JJ S li^l H^9B ■H9V Make BEAUTIFUL EAGLE your own I brand of cigarette. ..smoke quality l f\r^ J^SS^mLu^i'j/ HI IHI American type blended tobacco. I Illliill! (11 MANUFACTURED BY CIGARETTES 111 l43 words
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Article133 1960-02-27 15 S'pore start with 7-1 victory SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore made a strong start in their inter-state triangular hockey tournament with; l Johore and Malacca j jWhen they trounced' ■\Johore 7-1 on the padang today. Scoring at will. Singapore took a 5-1 lead by the Interval and epsily remained on top in133 words
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Article91 1960-02-27 15 SINGAPORE, Fri. Go-; tart racing will be introduced j to Singapore on Sunday when the Singapore Forces Motor Club hold their annual racing mpet at Dover Road. There will be a special 10--lap event in which several locally constructed go-karts will compete against an American model91 words
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Article97 1960-02-27 15 ANTIOUA. i Leeward Isands). Fri— A sound Innings >f -34 by opening bat O. WilUlms, saved Leeward Islands from collapse against the M.C.C. on the first day of their three-day match here yesterday. Leeward Islands, who won the toss, were 220 for five at the close. M.C.C.Reuter - 97 words
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Article59 1960-02-27 15 SINGAPORE. Fri. Chinese Athletic team to meet Army In a friendly soccer match at. Ferrer Park tomorrow at 5.15 P.m. will be from Took Teng, Yew Chang. Wah Chin. Chooi Kirn, Klin Ben*. Willie Tan. Hee Urn, Kirn Swee, Charlie Tan, Yong Kong. Moon Pook. Hee Wah.59 words
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Article90 1960-02-27 15 JALIL LET OFF WITH REPRIMAND IPOH, Frl.— Perak centrehalf Jalll Che Din will play for Malaya against the touring Peruvian football team at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. JauTs suspensloi was lifted tonight by the Disciplinary Board of the Perak A.F.A. Jalll, however, was severely reprimanded for arguing with referee P. Ayadural90 words
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Article, Illustration518 1960-02-27 15 SAUL JOSHUA - SAUL JOSHUA: By Kuala Lumpur, Friday 'WE WILL SHOW MALAYANS SOUTH AMERICAN BRAND OF FOOTBALL' THE visiting Peruvian football team will field seven international players against Malaya at Merdeka Stadium tomorrow (kickoff 8 p.m.). Among them are five players who helped Peru to draw518 words
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Article120 1960-02-27 15 SOCCER: Peruvians v PAM XI. Merdeka Stadium (8 p.m.); Penang inter-school final, Free School v George Town Secondary. City Stadium; Singapore Oovt. Service league. Dlv. 1 Marines 'A' MRNVR. Jalan Besar (5.30 p.m.). Dlv. 28. Police 'C v SMF. Jalan Besar (4 p.m.); TTC v Civil Defence. Kalian*120 words
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Article42 1960-02-27 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Royal Signals (Singapore) trounced Royal Signals (Malaya) 7-1 In the lnter-Slgnals triangular hockey tournament at Rifle Range Road today. Abdullah (3). Gordon Smith (2). Godfrey and Nizar scored for Singapore. Malaya scored through Roderick.42 words
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Article51 1960-02-27 15 LONDON. Frl.—Workington Town drew 1-1 with Crystal Palace in the Fourth Division of the English football league at Worklngton— the only game played last night. The second replay between Celtic and St. Mlrren in the second round of the Scottish FA. Cup was postponed because Celtic's ground was51 words
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Article17 1960-02-27 15 BINGAPORE. m—JolUlads and Transit Camp Gurkhas drew 3-3 In a soccer match at Geylang today.17 words
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Article92 1960-02-27 15 SQUAW VALLEY. Frl. A pulsating finish in the 40 kilometres cross-country skiing relay, won by Finland by i a couple of metres from Norway, was the highlight of the winter Olympic Games today. Velkko Hakulinen snatched the gold medal for Finland 'their first of the92 words
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Article284 1960-02-27 15 EPSOM JEEP - McGrowdie to ride 1 3 Wonders EPSOM JEEP BY T>ENANG, Fri. Top I Australian Jockey Noel McOrowdie has been engaged to ride Weekend Circle's Thirteen Wonders in the Class 5, Div. 1, It race on Sunday. The three-year-old who is due for a winning break after running second in his284 words
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Article243 1960-02-27 15 IPOH, Friday. THE Perak Amateur Football Association made a profit of $12,109.26 last year as compared with $4,393.28 in 1958. Th« profit has boosted the association's assets to nearly $32 000, according to the report which will be tabled %t the annual meeting here on243 words
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Article81 1960-02-27 15 COPENHAGEN. Frl.— Den\j mark won the European «one final of the Über Cup women's badminton competition by defeating Ireland by six matches to one here last night. The Danes won three singles and three doubles and Ireland took the remaining doubles match. In theReuter - 81 words
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Article641 1960-02-27 15 GOING IS LIKELY TO BE VERY GOOD Class 4, Div. I—s\1 5\ Furs. «M7O RUex (Mdm. CX. Lee) Zaln ••■OO 08 Paladin (Mdm S.Y Tan) Bagby 4 8.11 ***** Carto Rice Venl Vtci St.) Allan 10 8 10 ***** Mori (AP SO Yong 8 8.07 ***** Free Mist641 words
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70 1960-02-27 15 BINGAPORE. Fri Two goals each by Charlie Tan and L. Nonls helped Eveready to enter the semi-final of the Singapore Hockey Association junior knockout competition when they beat Police 'A' 4-2 at Thomson Road today. In another Junior knockout match, three goals by Culligan70 words
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Advertisement44 1960-02-27 15 A CRITICAL REVIEW OF f^hj EDUCATION IN MALAYA m j SINCE INDEPENDENCE... M ffl m <rf I^BtafjfilllJpajtt^MiG^&lsßSM** 1 ••^•l 1 lAN FLEMING tells why ht ■sBBBBBfr'*-lViP\ afi thinks Hong Kong the most iiMßSk&kfmmm exciting city in the world. '^T, '^S BaHsßali Aaal IN TOMORROWS44 words
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Advertisement148 1960-02-27 15 *ajp** •ammmv essa* amas eMs* -aa» mm SHyLAHHBnM^^s 1^ *X\ ■*$> v"' -a I'i^jMfifoj^BaV" i■' I v* v- «£££>:* PP^| K I 1/ 2111 L I V V rPLI/L Ht^* t s«^.5 l^akaaaa^ia«^fr^LCr f^ 1 /"-c BaaMßav aaa^^^aßßz !aaVaw JHi k»^ \V'.Jaav^Bal vN9w2ff»-^ Ik^t*^ „< sa\ vrH Jil ««isBa^BB«M vCgrtttf148 words
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Miscellaneous159 1960-02-27 15 Weather "W« hope the weather tomorrow will be as fine as It Is today so that we will be able to give Malayan fans a good account of the South American baand of football' But Mr. Benavides pointed out that winning or losing their matches here was of secondary Importance.159 words
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Article30 1960-02-27 16 ANOTHER FREE ENTRY WORD PUZZLE CONTEST BEGINS ON MONDAY IN THE FRFF Pi Jmilllllll mmmi lmm llllim m...,.....,M,..«..i.H.m,,..i m,.m ,....H.H,,..n......,..,,,M.,mH.,,M,,,,.Hm,,,,,,,,,,,,i ,,1 11MnMnM^«^ mi *"Znmt!^»iZn30 words
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Article622 1960-02-27 16 GOVERNMENT MOVES SWIFTLY AGAINST THE CITY COUNCIL LABOUR FEDERATION BYRNE THREATENS TO CANCEL UNION'S REGISTRATION, FIND NEW MEN TO REPLACE THEM JHE THREAT OF STRIKK action by the 10,500-member Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation took a dramatic turn today when the Government announced it622 words
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73 1960-02-27 16 SINGAPORE. Fri. Joint arrangements have been made by the Singapore and the Federation governments to sight the new moon tomorrow in dlfferrent parts of Singapore and the Federation. A Government statement today said that If the new moon was sighted tomorrow Puasa73 words
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Article248 1960-02-27 16 SINGAPORE, Fri. The dignified, chandeliered hall of a mansion in Amber I Road was today the scene of ian auction held to raise funds to pay taxes amouni ing to Stftt.767 14 claimed by the Income Tax Department. Ninety-two lots ol household «ood.s.248 words
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Article30 1960-02-27 16 CAPE CANAVERAL. Florida, Fri. The Air Force today launched a huge rocket in an attempt to put a "spy in the sky" Midas satellite into orbit. —Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article304 1960-02-27 16 LONDON. Pri— There w*» a return to brighter conditions In London stock markets today Sentiment was helped oy good company new^ and the overnight rally on Wall Stree'.. uut the volume of tMivlng left a «oou deal to be desired ano man. prices failed to hold all their304 words
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Article32 1960-02-27 16 LONDON. Fn.— Spot 34% d. April 34-Sci April/June 34 >,d. July/aept. S3d. Oct./ Dec 32d.. Jan /March 31Sd.. March c.l.f 34 id.. April c.l.f. 33 7 »d. Tont Quiet after steady.32 words
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Article20 1960-02-27 16 LONDON. FrL— Buyer* £789. sellers £7894, Ftomard buyer* £7884. sellers £789. Settlement £790. Turnover a.m. 150 tons p.m. 35.20 words
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Article, Illustration384 1960-02-27 16 YOUTH MUST GIVE UP COMMUNISM TO STUDY AT NANYANG 'J'HE Singapore Government has asked a father to persuade his political detainee son to declare his political stand and undertake to keep clear of Communist activities so that he might be released to study at384 words
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Article152 1960-02-27 16 JAKARTA, Fn. The J Soviet Premier, Mr. Khrushchev, returned here by air with his host, President Soekarno, today after a tour of Bali. Security guards armed with automatic weapons and In camouflaged uniforms huddled against the buildings of the almost bare airport apron. A militaryUPI - 152 words
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Article43 1960-02-27 16 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. Five separate bomb explosions rocked Buenos Aires early today, nine hours before the scheduled arrival of President Eisenhower for a three-day state visit. Three people were i jured in the blasts.— U P.I. lESS imiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiii43 words
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Article295 1960-02-27 16 'Rubber from tin claim by U.S. IPOH. Fri. America scientists have bee successful in mast facturing rubber froi tin. according to a re I port k: the Washingto Star reaching here. In tin and rubber ri< Perak both miners and plan •n accorded the news j mixed reception. 4 One295 words
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Article33 1960-02-27 16 NEW DELHI. Frl.— The In dian House 0/ the Piopli Lower House) today rcjftted by an overwhelming voic< vote a private member's resolution calling for India U quit the Commonwealth Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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