The Straits Times, 14 September 1960
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Title Section18 1960-09-14 1 AYtKAt.l 1AIU 4CHTIFIKII SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times HI***" Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1960. 15 CENTS.18 words
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Article, Illustration476 1960-09-14 1 Size of Malaya's Special Force goes up suddenly Puzzle: How will it travel? KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday JHE SIZE of Mala- ya's Special Congo Force has now risen to 700 officers and men following sudden additions to its original estimated strength of about 450. This was revealed476 words
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Article, Illustration438 1960-09-14 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday fTHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told Parliament today that the recent changes in the Cabinet did not mean that one of his Ministers had "gone out of favour with me". He was replying to an438 words
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119 1960-09-14 1 Dr. S. now backs banning of Red activity lAKARTA, Tues.—PreJ sident Soekarno has now come to the side of military authorities who have banned Communist party activity. In his capacity as the supreme war administrator. Dr. Soekarno today issued a regulation banning all political activity throughout Indonesia. The President hadReuter; Agencies - 119 words
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Article28 1960-09-14 1 MOSCOW, Tues.—The Soviet vessel Baltlka. carrying Mr Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, and other Communist leaders to New York, is now crossing the Atlantic—Reuter.28 words
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Article180 1960-09-14 1 BLOEMFONTEIN, Tuesday rpHE South African x Minister of Finance, Dr. Eben Donges. announced today that legislation to give Africans more authority in their, own residential areas would be introduced at the next session of the South African Parliament. Opening the annual conference of the AfrikaansReuter - 180 words
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956 1960-09-14 1 New Lumumba arrest threat as the chaos grows LEOPOLDVILLE, Tuesday A WARRANT is still out for the arrest of Mr. Patrice Lumumba, a member of his rival cabinet said today. Mr. Jean Bolikango, the "shadow" Information Minister, announced this over Lcopoldvillc Radio, which was freed from U.N. control yesterday. HeReuter; UPI - 956 words
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58 1960-09-14 1 THE LOLITA' CRIMINALS 90 NOT SEEK GAIN TWh HAGUE. Tues. Older people who turn to crime usually tend toward the "Lolita" type sexual offence., against juveniles and crimes of violence stemming from bad temper the Internationa! Criminological Conference here was told today. A report added: "But they do not usuallyReuter - 58 words
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Article48 1960-09-14 1 HAVANA, Tues. Dr. Utt Yu-wan, Nationalist China's Ambassador to Cuba, left for Formosa yesterday on a chartered plane with a group of 25 people, including Embassy members. Bank of China officials and their families. Cuba recently broke off diplomatic relations with the Chiang Kai-shek Government.—Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article25 1960-09-14 1 GHANA MISSION V < H.\ lues <• I I- ft fT I' 10M« viHc t'.djy fnr UW i.'int jttitudc toward ill' i\ j-.i\ übu Goirrnm'-ut25 words
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Advertisement62 1960-09-14 1 RING of Beauty is Joy Forever rMV^S® *'HITE GOLD VfHkS^R\l PLATINUM. P. H. HEMDRY Jawallan. 7«, North Br.d«« Rd.. Ad«l»r.l Natal, Smaapor* Kuala lampw. (Q£% YEARS OF PU PERFECT PLEASURE Three fenentiaas of changing social custom* but one custom endures .An orotjon for relaxed enjoyDIAMOND JUBILEE ment, an petition for62 words
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Advertisement44 1960-09-14 1 lAjJ^^^^l Heine ken's GLASS OFFER! 2 attractive glasses will be given away free with every carton of I^^^* Heineken's beer purchased between 14th September and Bth October (inclusive). AGENTS FOR W^ h SINGAPORE AND l l^" l^"^fSi f_ FEDERATION: \b>^/ JR'*\ll FRASER NEAVE LIMITED44 words
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128 1960-09-14 2 Why Fajar was banned: 'Articles inspired by Reds' I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues The Federation Government banned Fajar. official publication of the Socialist Club in the University ot Malaya, because some of its articles were "objectionable and Com-munist-inspired" The Minister of the Interior. Dato Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said this in128 words
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Article30 1960-09-14 2 I KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— One death from diphtheria I was recorded during the week lending Aug. 27. a Government 'health report said today, i Twenty cases were reported30 words
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Article, Illustration309 1960-09-14 2 Daring $6,600 snatch in street TWO CARS COLLIDE-THEN THREE ROB CASHIER AS SCORES WATCH SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TWO cars collided today and Tiong Meng Siang sat up in his seat preparing to curse the driver of the other car. But before he could move, he was staring into the dull black309 words
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120 1960-09-14 2 JOBLESS TO ASK FOR A VETERANS PENSION SINGAPORE. Tiies—Unemployed ex-servicemen In Singapore are to ask for the introduction of a war veterans pension at a committee meeting of the Singapore Ex-Bervices Association on Bept. 14. Stating the case for the unemployed members of the association will be four delegates—a Chinese,120 words
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Article42 1960-09-14 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. The condition of Mr. Chew Hock Leong, chairman of the Malayan Rubber Export Board, who had a heart attack after opening the International rubber packing and quality conference at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday, was described as "satisfactory" today.42 words
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Article17 1960-09-14 2 SEGAMAT. Tues. More than 4.000 fowls were inoculated against ranikhet in the Segamat district last month.17 words
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150 1960-09-14 2 'SPIRIT' ON ESTATE CUTS DOWN ON ITS ACTIVITIES JPOH, Tues. All was 1 quiet today in the labour lines on Pinji Estate. seven miles from here, after three hectic days of commotion caused by a poltergeist. This morning. D. Rengasamy, a tapper, whose house had been plagued by the poltergeists150 words
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Article24 1960-09-14 2 BINGAPORE. Tues. The Citizens Party, formed In Singapore a few months before the last general elections, has ceased to exist.24 words
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245 1960-09-14 2 JESSELTON, Tues. AMENDMENTS to the North Borneo constitution, which come into force today, give its Legislative Council an unofficial majority while reducing the total number of exofflcio and official members. Membership of the Executive Council has also been revised by the addition of245 words
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Miscellaneous390 1960-09-14 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby fITS^gPuQ II Q^^ (^SA^^ Q^S*) RADIO SINGAPORE RAD MALAYA (41.7 BNUCI) A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. NegaraMrdium Wave 4.6 mtlrn Ku News Hea dUne8; 6.05 Morning T«^ .nnn"" 11 Melodies; 6.50 Keep Pit With Telk from 9.00 p.m.— 10.00 p.m. lM; 7 qo 81ng It Aga390 words
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Article320 1960-09-14 3 U.A.R. BATTALION TO BE WITHDRAWN: THE U.N. HAS DEVIATED FROM MISSION' LONDON, Tuesday. THE United Arab Republic has decided to withdraw its paratroop battalion from the Congo because "the United Nations forces have deviated from the mission entrusted to them," Cairo Radio announced last night TheReuter - 320 words
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91 1960-09-14 3 2,600 YEARS LATER, GIRL IS X-RAYED SHEFFIELD. Tues.— A girl, aged between 18 and 20 years, who died 2.600 years ago in Thebes. Egypt, has been Xrayed here. The mummy was taken from a museum and photographed by industrial X-ray equipment. Mr. S.E. West, deputy director of the museum, saidReuter - 91 words
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Article41 1960-09-14 3 SEOUL, Tues—Nine boys ranging in age from seven to 13 were killed last night In an accidental shell explosion in a small village near Kunwl In the southern part of South Korea. Three others were Injured. —Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article30 1960-09-14 3 HAVANA. Tues. A top secret cargo possibly tanks and heavy artillery was unloaded from the Russian freighter Ilya Mechnlkov In Havana over tiP weekend. Informed sourc-* said Monday.—U.P.l.30 words
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Article, Illustration252 1960-09-14 3 Expelled Bishop: I don't know why they made me leave SALISBURY. Tues.— T h e Bishop of Johannesburg. Dr. Ambrose Reeves, said at the airport here last night he did not know why he had been deported from South Africa. The 60-year-old Bishop, an outspoken critic of apartheid, was swiftlyReuter - 252 words
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192 1960-09-14 3 HURRICANE DONNA: DEATH TOLL NOW 148 MEW YORK, Tues. 1 New York and the north-eastern seaboard states were today cleaning up from the aftermath of hurricane Donna, one of the biggest hurricanes in living memory in this region. The latest count showed that Donr.a left 20 people dead In theReuter - 192 words
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Article16 1960-09-14 3 BANGKOK. Tues. Twelve Thai farmers have left on a three-months trip to the U.S.16 words
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123 1960-09-14 3 CRONIN (THE PERFECT BUTLER) TO THE RESCUE T ONDON. Tues. Thomas Cronin. the proud butler who quit Princess Margaret's household because he couldn't get along with her husband, rescued her former footman from financial difficulty and jail yesterday. Cronin. who flew to Florida last weekend for a new job asUPI - 123 words
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Article59 1960-09-14 3 LONDON. Tues. Eight young people have left here for a three-year world tour to prove themselves the world champion tiddlywink players. Travelling In a convoy of two Land-Rovers, the party Is led by an Oxford University graduate. 25-year-old Gerry Hughes, an ex-Army officer and former nuclear warfare instructor.Reuter - 59 words
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Article53 1960-09-14 3 HONG KONG. Tues. President Sekou Toure ot Guinea will arrive in Hanoi on Thursday on a State visit to North Vietnam, according to a Hanoi Foreign Ministry communique. The communique said Mr. Toure, who is heading a Guinea Government delegation, had been invited by President HoReuter - 53 words
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Article246 1960-09-14 3 HOUSTON (Texas), Tues. Senator John F. Kennedy insisted under questioning by a group of Protestant clergymen last night that neither the Pope nor anyone else would influence him improperly in his public duties if he were elected President of the United States. The Democratic presidential246 words
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Article113 1960-09-14 3 BONN. Tuesday. TiHE West German Government today asked A businessmen to cease business trips to Communist East Germany. In a communique issued after an extraordinary cabinet meeting, the Government confirmed that the three Allied powers and the Federal Government had agreed to ban travel documents113 words
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Article28 1960-09-14 3 STOCKHOLM. Tues.—The Thai King and his Queen will arrive here by air next Friday for a five-day official visit to Sweden, It was announced on Monday.—U..P.l.28 words
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Article48 1960-09-14 3 FOREST HILLS, Tues.— Thieves broke into the ticket office of the West Side Tennis Club here on Sunday night and made off with M 560,000. The money represented the collections for Friday and Saturday's play in the U.S. national tennis championships here. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article37 1960-09-14 3 VIENNA. Tues.— Mr. Molotov. former Soviet Foreign Minister, who was recently appointed permanent Soviet representative with the International atomic energy agency here, today attended his first meeting of the agency's board of governors. —Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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186 1960-09-14 3 'Scrap carrier went to China 9 probe WASHINGTON. Tues.— The Navy said yesterday It was Investigating a resort that the hull of an old World War II aircraft carrier may have fallen into Chinese hands. The report under Investigation was that a carrier, sold by the U.S. for scrap had186 words
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228 1960-09-14 3 JAPANESE WOULD NOW LIKE IKE VISIT WASHINGTON. Tues —President Eisenhower will receive a "proper welcome" if he ever visits Japan, the Japanese Foreign Minister, Mr. Zentaro Kosaka, said yesterday after delivering a letter to the President from the Prime Minister, Mr. Hayato Ikeda. Mr. Kosaka indicated that the letter expressed228 words
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Article29 1960-09-14 3 WARSAW. Tues.—Mr. Jozei Cyrankiewicz. the Polish Prime Minister, will visit Afghanistan. India and Ceylon later this month, the official Polish news agency PAP announced last night— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Advertisement152 1960-09-14 3 Fitted to your counters and display shelves, formica decorative laminates make a handsome contribution to the success of your business. They impress your customers with their colour, modernity and sparkling clean Ij OO.IC ippearan^ They save you time, trouble and expense with their a clean-at-i-ivipc surfaces that SUtftrt won't wear152 words
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831 1960-09-14 4 HOW WORK STOPPED AT PULAU SEBAROK STANVAC ROW: WITNESS TESTIFIES AT INQUIRY COURT j SINGAPORE. Tue«. THE court of inquiry sitting; in the Supreme Court to inquire into the dismissal of an employee of the Standard- Vacuum Oil Company today heard a description of how workers stopped work at Pulau831 words
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129 1960-09-14 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A yellow fever clinic which the Singapore Government plans to set up near Singapore Airport next year will cost about $200,000. This was stated today by the Deputy Director of Medical Services. Dr. K. Kanagaratnam. He said plans for the clinic were129 words
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Article307 1960-09-14 4 THE following is today's A schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport. Singapore ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom Hong Kong <8A961) 1.20 pjn.; from London, Dumaeldorf. Beirut. Bahrein, Bombay, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (8A712) 6.20 pjn.; from Melbourne. Sydney, Darwin (BA711) 8.45 p.m.; from London, Frankfurt, Beirut.307 words
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367 1960-09-14 4 SINGAPORE. Tues A RECORD number of 52,633 children in Singapore have been registered for admission to Primary I next year in the four language streams of education. 1 Of these. 43.954 have been allocated places and 5,782 cnlldren have been offered places.367 words
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Article270 1960-09-14 4 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. ABOUT 180 local employees of Fitzpatrick's Food Supplies (Far EasU Ltd., in Orchard Road, have been given pay rises of $5 or more a month, and other improved working conditions. An agreement was signed today between the management and the Industrial Workers270 words
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353 1960-09-14 4 SINGAPORE, Tues rpHIRTEEN hotels were told today that they must close down their business. The Hotels' Licensing Board, following police representations, ordered the cancellation of the registration certificates and licences of all the 13 hotels. The chairman. Mr. Goh Hen* Leong. gave this353 words
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Miscellaneous130 1960-09-14 4 The diary CULTURAL FESTIVAL: Chinese drama -Behind the Scenes." "A Day at Kreta Ayer" and "Oo with the Crowd," 8 p m Victoria Theatre. Y.W.C'.A. Personality workshop 5.30 p.m.; InternaUonal Women's Club talk on precious stones. 10 am English conversation. 4 pjn. V.M.C.A.: Malay Std. I beginners (new class). 5.15130 words
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191 1960-09-14 5 JOBS FOR 3,900 IN MALAYA'S NEW FACTORIES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. CK)RTY-NINE new factories, providing jobs for 3,913 people, had been or were being set up in the Federation, the House of Representatives was told today. I The figures were given by the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin. in191 words
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69 1960-09-14 5 Girl, 18: Boy fled when I screamed BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. An 18-year-old girl, Koh Sok Cheng, today testified she was returning home after a bath when a youth embraced her. "He ran away when I screamed," she said at the trial of Tan Alk Hoo 18. charged with outraging her69 words
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Article23 1960-09-14 5 KANGAR, Tues. The next meeting of the Perils State Legislative Assembly will be held here at 10 a.m. on Sept. 26.23 words
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Article58 1960-09-14 5 IPOH. Tues. A dentist. Mr. Lee Peng Mun. 50. sustained severe burns on both his hands when the gas generator he was operating burst Into flames in his workshop In Brewster Road here at noon today. A fire engine was called, but the other occupants In the58 words
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135 1960-09-14 5 Ferocious? But I can't help my looks, says Mayor DENANG, Tues. The Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, said last night he could not help it if he appeared "ferocious" to some councillors. "That Ls perhaps how I look and, unfortunately, nobody can change this appearance." he said. Mr. Ooi was135 words
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369 1960-09-14 5 KUANTAN, Tuesday. A LAWYER alleged in the Sessions Court here yesterday that his managing clerk had absconded with $50,006 after the lawyer, Mr. M.S. Miranda, found that a $7,125 bill which he thought was still outstanding had, in fact, been paid369 words
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Article55 1960-09-14 5 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Singapore blood transfusion service today announced two alltime records for last month: a total of 1,132 transfusions, and 351 donations from relatives of patients. There were also 571 rivillian and 188 Services donors. Recipients numbered 657 at the General Hospital, 383 at Kandang Kerbau.55 words
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98 1960-09-14 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. *3 The German Club in Singapore is "getting fed up" with the growing number of burglaries at its premises Early today the club suffered its third burglary In tha last four months. Wines, spirits, cigarette." and an amplifier were98 words
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Article33 1960-09-14 5 IPOH, Tues. A four-day ceremony will be held at the Wat Men Prasit temple fen Kuala Kangsar Road here, beginning Saturday, to mark the installation of a new statue of Buddha.33 words
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203 1960-09-14 5 ALOR STAR, Tuesday. A YOUNG thug who terrified a family in an early morning robbery was Jailed for six years today by the Kedah Assize Court. Ja'afar bin Othman. 25, who admitted seven convictions, was also ordered to undergo two years' police supervision.203 words
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Article79 1960-09-14 5 Two hurt in coffee shop attack IPOH, Tues. Six thugs armed with sticks and bottles attacked two customers in a coffeeshop in busy Pike Street In Menglembu town this morning. The attackers threw the bottles at Chan Kwal FOng. 24, a roast pork seller, and Yoon Sow Van. 23, a79 words
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Article41 1960-09-14 5 KUALA KUBD BHARU. Tues.—A lorry driver, Wong Pun alias Wong Bon, 47. of Salak South, Kuala Lumpur, was fined $25 yesterday for falling to have an attendant on his lorry on July 17 at Jalan Kamaruddin. Kuala Kubu Bharu.41 words
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Article115 1960-09-14 5 SINGAPORE, Tnes. The Minister for Education today announced the award of 66 bursaries to students at the Singapore Polytechnic for the 1960/61 session. The maximum value of an award Is $820 a year. This is the first time students at the Polytechnic have been awarded Government115 words
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134 1960-09-14 5 Ipoh cleaner than Penang? Oh no Mayor PENANG, Tues. Is Ipoh a cleaner town than George Town? TBS, said an Alliance city councillor, Mr. Liang juen Chew, at last night's council meeting. NO, said the Socialist Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. Mr. Liang had commented that whenever he visited Ipoh,134 words
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Article40 1960-09-14 5 KUCHING. Tues— A 30--minute hall storm followed by strong gales. destroyed $150,000 worth of rubber trees, sago palms. pepper, vines and fruit trees in Duln Bazaar, in the Interior of Sarawak, recently. It was reported here today.40 words
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Article, Illustration1405 1960-09-14 6 HEATED THREE-HOUR DEBATE CONTINUALLY MARRED BY PERSONAL ATTACKS FEDERAL PARLIAMENT ...SECOND DAY KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. After a heated three a n d a half -hour debate, the House of Representatives today gave the Federal Government the "green light" to take over the administration1,405 words
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102 1960-09-14 6 PUBLIC CAN USE POLICE PHONES IN EMERGENCY Xl ALA LUMPUR. Tnes. The Minister of Defence, Tan Abdul Raz&k bin Hussein, told Parliament today that the public could use telephones In police stations in time of emertency, if public telephones were not available in the area. During question time the Ministerial102 words
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Advertisement291 1960-09-14 6 Having it MAYBE you're in a hurry to get there, but would like to take things easy on your return trip. Maybe it's the other way round. In either case, you can combine sea and air travel and still enjoy the return fare reduction! Air-India has special arrangements with several291 words
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Article, Illustration1120 1960-09-14 7 THE PRICE: 10,000 dead, wounded and missing CRISIS...THEN THE GUSTAV LINE CRACKED ...AND THE NAZIS FLED IN the cold winter's dawn of a January day in 1944, a British and U.S. invasion army streamed ashore on the beaches ofDaily Mirror - 1,120 words
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Advertisement336 1960-09-14 7 On safari with Butch Big-g»me huoMr Derek goes on paiari In the Rarden whenever h* can. and Batch, the bull terrier, is always alongside. His rol* varies. He may be the faithful hound or a very tame lion, but always he hero-worships his young master. That suits Derek very well,336 words
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Miscellaneous215 1960-09-14 7 Bugs Bunny By Batph Ueimdaht /THAN* VPU fog CALLIMfi IT TD AAV I I |/§v THE WAV-M I /^,-^,-v. /„> IATTBNTION, SI RC! I WOULDN'T 15STT«A' r#"V^^ HCAPLISHT* AS 1 tit Abner By At Capp L^C^TKiey-THARS I 1 1 THIM ANIMALS TKIID > I WONESTABE.PtAVIN' A TO KItL MAH CHILE215 words
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Article37 1960-09-14 8 It irord* (It minimum) THE FAMILY of the lata Teo Miang Ke* thank all relative* aad fnrnds for their kind assistance, messstes of condolence, wreaths, scrolls, loan of cars, attendances at night i nts and funeral.37 words
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Obituary35 1960-09-14 8 U W»r4t S/» (Minimum, IN FOND MCMORY of Tom MabOßy flat* PtpuiT Public Prosecutor Singapore) wbo panad away oa 14th A*pt. Vmtk A. treat m«nd sadly ml*:; 4. May a* rest ia paac*.35 words
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Article323 1960-09-14 8 M HWs Sl* (Minimum) AtCON tablet* for effeetlT* aad rapid •i»»iment of atomaca dlaordara. Manufactured by Allied Laboratories Ltd.. London. frie-POR-all by Waraera Btrttc* Panty that flatteas the tumaay. Pit all SM.M. Modera Bilk Store. >« Hish «t Spore s BOOKS—oome and brows* In our >i<anous air-conditiooM Book Dapartmeot323 words
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Article607 1960-09-14 8 The president of Cucpacs the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services appears not to have paid too much regard to fact when he speaks of Malayanisation as "a cry in the wilderness." When the Federation embarked on Malayanisation in earnest less than607 words
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Article363 1960-09-14 8 There seems no end to the confusion which is stoking the Congo fires. Two Congolese delegations are now in New. 'York, to present the views of rival "governments." The United Arab Republic is withdrawing the units it has contributed to the United Nations' force, and the President363 words
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Article243 1960-09-14 8 Prince Boun Oum na Champassak, the latest to attempt a coup in Laos, has fairly strong support in the south. But his following is still a minority and his action seems a little drastic if. as has been suggested, it is intended merely to counterweigh truce terms presented243 words
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Article, Illustration1047 1960-09-14 8 VERNON BARTLETT - VERNON BARTLETT Well, why shouldn't he go to the United Nations? AND THE WEST SHOULD WELCOME THIS CHANCE TO QUESTION HIM ON THE CONGO by I DO not normally spend much time writing articles in defence of Mr. Khrushchev, but I can see no reason1,047 words
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365 1960-09-14 8 EPF and statements of account. 1 HAVE read the editorial 1 in the Straits Times of Sept. 12 on the difficulties being experienced by the Employees provident Fund consequent ur>on errors by employers in reporting contributions. Two of the points which you have made call for further comment on behalf365 words
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Letter136 1960-09-14 8 JUDGING from the number of letters published In your paper regarding demands for school fees days before a month ends, the practice must be widespread In the Federation. It appears too that it Is being done with the tacit approval of some school heads. Most parents have more136 words
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Letter96 1960-09-14 8 Tl/fY threa»years in Austra--ITI Ha have inspired me to explore afresh the role of Malaya in Australian-Asian relations. Ties of friendship between Asians and Australians are growing stronger as the number of Asian students in Australian schools, technical colleges hospitals, and universities increases. The warm welcome and friendship96 words
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Letter41 1960-09-14 8 HAVING been charged five dollars for five glasses of orange juice at Singapore Airport, I wonder If the authorities are alive to the f«ct thai high profits are not likely to foster goodwill with tourists visiting Singapore? STUNG Singapore.41 words
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Advertisement626 1960-09-14 8 STRAITS TIMES* FREE PRESS ***r <*• romttmitntr at edeerws •r* *ar re»r* sewfafts* m» Is* rlsof COLO STOBACI AftCAM OSCHDSS »O»D. *IN6A»OK« ■Mil rtcwM •»ell mi—rUnmtmtt mmd b*x nsunewr resiles. -•1/ *4**rli*taeMtt ■!***< a* ■■**»ers asar ke kimdmi re: COLD STOP.A6C ■RANCH** AUTHORISIB ASINTS: CITY BOOK M.M. STOBI LTD.. ISMAIL626 words
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Advertisement38 1960-09-14 8 ZOOM in for clo8«-ups. back for wide-.ngio shots KODAK*^ Automatic f/1 .9 CAMERA SfMra: $360 Fad: $414 lIOWNK I MOVII PROItCTO* S pore Fad: SI 50 Write in for further detail* Kodak (Malaya) Limited *IM«*PO«C >UU> WMfUH K6438 words
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Advertisement129 1960-09-14 8 See How Much More Yevr Dollars Buy With YORK Find out the facts BEFORE YOU BUY! Examine York Air Conditioners and Set how York'» exclusive Cooling Maze Coils remove 30% more humidity by forcing air to turn and richochct round staggered tubes and rippled fins. See how York delivers extra129 words
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Article214 1960-09-14 9 STEP UP IN COIR TRAINING CENTRES KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Rural and Industrial Development Authority is to step up Malaya's coir industry by opening more training factories. The plan Is to teach rural people how to make ropes, mats and carpets and increase their income. A RIDA statement said today214 words
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Article94 1960-09-14 9 J^UALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry is studying a report by a Colombo Plan expert on the ''feasibility" of setting up a radio manufacturing Industry in the Federation. The expert. Mr. G. Moes. a consulting engineer in the Industrial electrical field. left Kuala Lumpur94 words
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Article383 1960-09-14 9 POLICE: VICTIMS WONT REPORT BECAUSE THEY FEAR THEY HAVE BECOME ACCOMPLICES THE Police Secretary, Mr. William Cheng, today said that a "guilt complex" was hampering an intensive police campaign against a group of confidence tricksters in Singapore. He revealed that a number of suspects had383 words
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264 1960-09-14 9 NOTHING WRONG IN CHARGING SIGNATURE FEE SAY LAWYERS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. I AWYERS here today said there was nothing wrong in charging a fee for signing passport papers for anyone they knew. They were commenting on a statement by Mr*. V. David (Socialist Front) in the House of Representatives yesterday264 words
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109 1960-09-14 9 KAJANG. Tues. The Alliance M.P. for Sepang. Mr. Lee Siok Yew. has written to the Minister of Interior about the problems of Chinese with two or three names applying for new identity cards. Registration officials here would not accept applications from persons109 words
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Article109 1960-09-14 9 DATO KAMIL OFF TO U.N. TODAY KUALA LUMPUR Tues The leader of the Malayan delegation to the United Nations. Dato Nik Kamil. will leave for New York by air tomorrow to attend the UN General Assembly meeting on Sept. 20. Malaya has joined the AfroAsian countries in the UN In109 words
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Article48 1960-09-14 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Saikun bin Mazuki, 17. was jailed for two years by the district judge. Mr. E. H. D'Netto. today for house-breaking. Saikun broke Into a provision shop in Lorong Engku Aman at 3.55 a.m. on June 23. and stole cash and goods worth $631.48 words
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Article, Illustration137 1960-09-14 9 Romance began after zoo visit SINGAPORE, Tues.—A Singapore animal dealer and a blonde Dutch girl fell in love in a Dutch xoo. And a week from today, the happy couple, Oscar P. de Souza and Miss Catherina W. A. van Dijk (above), will be married at the Cathedral of the137 words
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Article19 1960-09-14 9 JESSELTON. Tues. Tn« third plane-load of 500.000 rubber seeds this year has arrived at Jesselton from Singapore.19 words
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146 1960-09-14 9 pENANG. Tues. A police inspector and a constable attended a "blue film" show under the pretext of wanting to buy a projector and 10 reels of obscene pictures, the second Magistrate's Court was told today. "The films were really shocking in every sense146 words
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320 1960-09-14 9 SINGAPORE, Tues THE STRAITS Steamship Company has imposed a surcharge of $5 a ton on all cargo dispatched to Port Swettenham by its coastal steamers "because of acute congestion there." A spokesman for the company said today that ships were unable to320 words
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Article44 1960-09-14 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. A 16-man Japanese market research party flew in here today from Bangkok to explore the local market for Japanese-manufactured stationery. The team led by Mr. Kesaku Uemura will meet local businessmen. They leave on Saturday for Hong Kong.44 words
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124 1960-09-14 9 MAKE FRIDAY THE WEEKLY HOLIDAY PARLIAMENT IS URGED KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The PanMalayan Islamic Party wants Friday and not Sunday to be observed as a public holiday throughout Malaya. Its member for Kota Bharu Hilir. Haji Ahmad bin Abdullah, moved a resolution to this effect in the House of Representatives124 words
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Article42 1960-09-14 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mrs. Ivy Tsang Jat Meng. a barrister, has been appointed en assistant director of the Legal Aid Bureau. She Is a younger sister of Mr. Anthon Wee Soon Kirn, Crown Counsel and Deputy Public Prosecutor.42 words
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189 1960-09-14 9 'Obsessed with racing' man jailed QINGAPORE. Tues. O An accountant, who said horse-racing was an obsession with him, was jailed for 16 months by a district Judge today for criminal misappropriation of $20,878. Gerald Anthony Woodford. 35. of the Malay States Shipping Co.. at Anson Road, was alleged to nave189 words
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Article225 1960-09-14 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday TRHE Natural Rubber Bureau urged to- r day that a study on how to develop a larger market for rubber both natural and synthetic be given high priority by the International Rubber Study Group when it meets In Kuala Lumpur next week. It225 words
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148 1960-09-14 9 British MP praises medical work here SINGAPORE. Tues. *-> A visiting British M.P.. Miss Joan Vickers. said today she was "very impressed by the tremendous improvement" in medical and welfare work in Singapore and the Federation. Miss Vickers. a former Red Cross worker in Singapore) after the liberation, said tht«148 words
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Article50 1960-09-14 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. K. Maeda. who has been appointed new Japanese ConsulGeneral for Singapore is scheduled to arrive here In October. He will take the place of Mr. Seizo Hinata. who leaves for Japan on Sept. 22 at the end of his three-year term of office here.50 words
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Advertisement158 1960-09-14 9 Scotch whisky... there* m-m fr#» a tine, honest drink tor M^F%WmM you, appropriate to every occasion. la Haig you «j_ savour Scotch at its best. ij distinguished by the rare character that befits the product of its oldest gr)tfl£ll£ distillers. So stick to W Scotch— and give it a ask158 words
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Advertisement47 1960-09-14 9 Is mother really your best friend? "No!" say some of the boys Read about the mother types who frighten away the boys. SEPTEMBER ISSUE NOW ON SALE. Invest in a Car Air Conditioner engineered for your car. Enquire^ SINGAPORE MOTORS LTD. 315-319, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. TEL: *****-*****-*****47 words
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Article167 1960-09-14 10 A royal welcome for the guests From RALPH SHAW KUALA BELAIT, Tues.—The Sultan of Brunei, who celebrates his 44th birthday lon Sept. 23. will be at Brunei airport on Sept. 21 to personally greet his guests of honour—the Yang di-Per-tuan Negara of Singapore. Inche Yusof bin Ishak and Mr. Lee167 words
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Article13 1960-09-14 10 SEOAMAT. Tues. Thirtyone unlicensed dogs were shot here last month.13 words
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89 1960-09-14 10 MPs 'HIDDEN AWAY' FROM LOCAL LEADERS SANDAKAN. Tues. Local community leaders here have angrily denounced government officials here for "hiding" two British Members of Parliament, who visited North Borneo recently. They allege that they were "deliberately kept away" from the visitors. Miss Joan Vlckers and Mr. A. C. Howell. A89 words
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Article41 1960-09-14 10 JESSELTON. Tues—Census enumerators have found a "giant" living In the deep interior of North Borneo. His name Is Matompol. and he towers over seven feet. Matompol. who is married, and has two children, is a padl cultivator.41 words
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Article54 1960-09-14 10 KUCHINO. Tues.— Borneo Airways aircraft carried a total of 32,782 passenger* during their financial year 1959/1960— an Increase of 35 per cent over the number of passengers carried in the previous year, according to a statement Issued by the chairman, Mr. D. E. M. Plennes at54 words
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Article503 1960-09-14 10 $55,570 DUD NOTES WERE SEIZED IPOH, Tuesday Racket smashed after police action, court told: Leniency plea for two accused men A TIP-OFF led the police to the recovery of $55,570 in forged currency notes and the arrest of two people in Ipoh. two in Kuala Lumpur, one in Johore and503 words
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Article, Illustration50 1960-09-14 10 TWO HONG KONG SINGERS. San Yee (left) and Loo Hoong (right), who are making a great hit in Kuala Lumpur. They are accompanied by their own band, the Hong Kong Melody Makers, and perform in the Federal Hotel. Straits Times picture.50 words
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144 1960-09-14 10 PENANG. Tuesday. PENANG city councillors will in future pay for their annual get-together dinner instead of charging it to the council "Many of u.s (Socialist Front councillors) feel such expenditure should not be met from council funds," the Mayor. Mr. 00l Thiam Slew, said at last144 words
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Article42 1960-09-14 10 TAIPINO. Tues. Tht :ommunity service committee )f the Taiping Rotary Club las formed a blood bank :ommittee to help in getting ionors. So far 32 volunteers from he day training centre her* lave been enrolled as donors.42 words
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Article34 1960-09-14 10 PENANG. Tues. Mr. Aus:in Coates. information ofli:er in the British High Cor::--nissloner's office here. wiQ iddress the Penang Rotary :iub on "Tourism in Mai i ra!" at their weekly luncheon neeting tomorrow.34 words
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Advertisement242 1960-09-14 10 Dad likes y^!j baking, a-^ MJ ....someone yf c I I El MU i BEATING I STIRRING WHIPPING MIXING IT'S ALL DONE IN A JIFFY. WITH THE i lJ:SMi>^i foodmixer i ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a aaaaai PHILIPS SINGAPORE LTD., TFX: ***** I'll IMPS MAI AY A LTD KUA.LALUMNJR.TrI ***** IPOH. Tel: 261* PENANG.242 words
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Miscellaneous297 1960-09-14 10 Straits Times Crossword ACBOftft S. Native laUvaja aaad i» 1. BardMMd everyone In the mac's kdantlflaaMof flmn Affainat ua (7>. Prloelpte of pnUfrtf; up 9. Fabric for cricket elwb tssa. abeitar without direction ttk potstoiy (T). 7. Ruakln's work in wh»^>'* 9 They w»nt to baa certain <Ue an maase297 words
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Article, Illustration1131 1960-09-14 11 CYRIL DUNN - Kennedy takes off on the White House trail CYRIL DUNN ON A 15,000-MILE SWING THROUGH THE UNITED STATES, THE DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDWATE TESTS THE MOOD OF THE AMERICAN VOTER by SEATTLE. Tuesday THE average party leader campaigning in a general election runs into sharper differences of popular sentiment when he1,131 words
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Advertisement143 1960-09-14 11 Light in any position-^ U^k at a finger-touch i| wjUft \Sk\^^w Just the fcoach of flnffw and a Terrys Anglepoise Lamp moves to any posilUil iSkv'S!^'^ tlon you want an( Bt*ys there— giv- vlkv^B ingasteady, Bhadowlessliffht.lt saves your eyes from Btrain when reading. writing, sewing or doing any other Wp143 words
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Advertisement218 1960-09-14 11 I AEROSOL I I Hy SMiur J If OOOUI J I CO ft A For «M against Rie*, Mosquitoes. Moths, Wasps. Roacb**. Silverfish. Ants and etc. ~HfairT" AcTfretod Miff Room Deodorant Push Button j H. I Spray. MAKES AIR MINT I FRESH. Obtainable i« rfcr## ICOftTI* KILLS _j| MINT '°oui«m218 words
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Article, Illustration1061 1960-09-14 12 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - Gurchan Singh has a plan in mind KATHLEEN HICKLEY -by rr\HE scouts who planned 1 to spend their holiday etLploring the jungle, come across some clues which put them on the track of two kidnappers. These lead them to an underground cave where they find the victim, Mr. Sing. As1,061 words
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Article355 1960-09-14 12 Anthony Quek. 160-A, Kirn Keat Avenue, Singapore 12; member Wise Owls Club; readIng, badminton, football, radiolistening, correspondence. Amelia Una, aged 16; 8-C, Urn JUak Street, Singapore 3; view-cards, reading, star-phoU* correspondence. Fee Boke Queen, aged 12; 60-A. Zlon Road, Singapore 10; stamps, rock 'n'355 words
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Article182 1960-09-14 12 Mary Victoria Pone, aged 14; C/o Pong Hln Khui, B.S.P. Hospital, Kuala Belalt, Brunei; dancing, radio-requesting, star photos, correspondence. Boys 15 and 16 only. John P. Phu», P.O. Box 636. Sandakan British North Borneo. Gertrude Brlxrs, 32, Cheltenham P. X., Ormeau Road, Belfast N. 1.. Ireland. Andre*182 words
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Advertisement256 1960-09-14 12 tffl >■- Watch your cakes and pies and puddings vanish when you have baked them with Stork Margarine. But don't worry. Stork creams so easily it makes baking a pleasure. And the results are a real pleasure, too tempting, melt-in-the-mouth pastry; delicious, feather-light cakes and puddings. Buy Stork and use256 words
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Advertisement613 1960-09-14 12 ALL PRIZES ARE STORY BOOKS I l^^^^^^^l 1^" i*l B^B"^B^B^^^^ I^l Lwf^ta. C^^ '*"O II Wl l b^J^ m c i -^j^^^^^^^j Name Addresi < Age Sex Hello Girls ond Boys; Lynch of Kuching, Sorawofc, This week we ho v c oh ho P* V° u have V 00 1"613 words
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Advertisement1632 1960-09-14 13 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 10 MEN, LIVERPOOL. lULSOOW, LOMOtI ft COWTININIU POtTS. Mils P. S'hM Penani ELPINtO London. Htorg, Brta.. I'laa la Port Mft 15 PERSEUS lltllfiU. Glasgow la Pert Mft 17 MEMNON M stilus. UteraaM. A'aeitk Ma. Mft II Mft 17/T1 Mfta lycaon Litirfin, ciuaat Met 2i Mata Mft1,632 words
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Advertisement1259 1960-09-14 13 xSS3kTHE LiLC LINES— J^rjSffl AIEN, REOUA. MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL I SCAMINAVIAN PORTS. HjEJ-VW Sport P. S'haa Pmaog Ybmefir "MEOnia" i) 2i n stft a/24 stf a/astft "SIMIA" I) aMft/4*Ct S/ I Oct 1/ 7 Oct "uun*ia'' u ii/ii oci a/a od urn oct "»ASU" a) N Oct/ 4 Nn S/OHft I/THOI1,259 words
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Advertisement1338 1960-09-14 13 ,'uTd'n. THE BEN UNE STEAMERS LTD. l «mZ siNCAfOH (kaewpwiMe ttt Hattai litataa, s lines SAIIIMS I* IMN OJ k CMTMKNTU P*tn. Sport P. Sub Ptaaai aUUTTW Antwtrp Rotterdaa Breaet Haaburi -la PMt/Toajf tENWEVIS UtUflll. Hull Rotttrdam lltakarg re Port/TMar SENALIANACN Luau. RotttrdMß a/ 77 Mft 21 Stft/ 2 Oet1,338 words
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Advertisement1294 1960-09-14 13 w. MCAUSTER 6c CO.. LTD. w, V^** BlrlilTlM^- UNI KLAVIMIS* UMB I LOMBON. NAMMIC, MnEROAM MVM IM AMELES UN FRANCISCI. PtJU. UATTIE. VANCIOVER I PCRTUNI Aao far rauOjai k TO. Atsaattt Ptrta Acctftnf cargt ftr Cettrai t Met* cm if NEWCASTLE Aaanu. Sport P. S'hia rtoau MONXVILU a/BSer a/» Met1,294 words
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Article22 1960-09-14 14 Malayan Stock Exchange: Sept. 13 Sept. 11 Industrials: IM.M 129.M Tim: 2*2.47 202.N Rubbers: 24«. M U*M Jan. 1 195S—22 words
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Article220 1960-09-14 14 OCTOBER first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 100 cents per lb., down half a cent on Monday's close The tone was quiet. B.C.CJLA. closing prices In cents per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 99' 3 sellers 100 (N); Int. 1220 words
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Article144 1960-09-14 14 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent Sept. /Oct shipments $30 buyers. $304 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $43 sellers, drum $46 Vj sellers Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $280, Sarawak $275, special Sarawak black $175 and garbled144 words
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641 1960-09-14 14 By Our Market Correspondent rHINESE trade sources in Hong Kong say that the colony's trade with Malaya is likely to be adversely affected by Malaya's removal of licensing requirements of Japanese goods. The sources say the new Japanese-Malayan trade agreement would allow Japanese641 words
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Article34 1960-09-14 14 SINGAPORE, Sept 13. RUBBER: 100 cents per lb. (down half cent). 5 p\nr close: 100J cents (steadier). TIN: $401 per picul (up one dollar). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (down five tons).34 words
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Article124 1960-09-14 14 MELBOURNE, Tues. INVESTMENT shares maintained a firm tone here today. B.H.P. eased 2s. 9d. to 98s. 9d., and EMAIL 6d. to 12s. 6d. Base metals and the olte traded along steady lines. Mt laa gained 2s. 6d. to 735. Commonwealth Bonds held a firm tone. Con. Zinc. 97/-124 words
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Article152 1960-09-14 14 CHIPS lying aJongtidr the Sln- (apore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Corfu 1/2, BchwabensteLo 4/5, Steel of Flyer 6A, Tahl 6/7, Sangola 8/9. Maas Lloyd 10/11. Coromandel 13/14, Suruga Mam 15/18, FerneUte 18, Qlang Seng 19, Scudai N. Wall 3, Semenyth N. Wall 3, Serudotn N.152 words
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Article139 1960-09-14 14 T'Hi: Malayan Exchanfe Banks' x Association made the following changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to 100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 33. O.D. 33*. 90 d/st 33% credit bills, 33>.i trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 1/16. OD. 32 3 16. SO d/St139 words
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Article626 1960-09-14 14 SINGAPORE members of ths Malayan Stack Exchange reported the following busli.ess at their 3.30 p.m call yesterday i B&i'galns are given before prices unless only one was written. Industrial*: Fed. Dispensary $141 and $142; Fltspatrlck $1.37: Praser and Neave orris <3) $2; Hongkong Bank HK$ 1.177. 50;626 words
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Advertisement1082 1960-09-14 14 jK"^LIHBII Express U.S.A. Paeifle Atlantic Coast fwyipja t.T.A. E.T.A. £.T.A. Spore S nan Penane, H'koni l. Antete* N York (■■■km Mare* 27/ M Sept 2S/2I left S Oct 21 Set 11 He* "Kiaikewa Man' Ist Call 23 25 Oct 21/21 Oct 21 Oct M Call 21 M Set tMI am1,082 words
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Advertisement452 1960-09-14 14 EVERETT ORIENT LINE fw NtafkMC ttfi*:- Spore P. S'hwn > >HM| •HMmicn" v Nrt "umwmTT" »*t fw ftMftM, Clittiftaf, Cjlcfttj.— ""OMVUITT" Mst»l Hl«1 "ooimvEHTT" ii oci n oct n oct Bulk oil/late* ip»ce available. JOHNSON LINE Fir Nwjlmt, Ja»u Spore P. S'Hwn Pentni "STU tRCTUIUS" ilSipt IC Scat !4Stfl "ST»»452 words
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Advertisement55 1960-09-14 14 TENDER H.M. DOCKYARD. SINGAPORE TENDER Tenders are invited for operating the Aston Canteen in H.M. Dockyard, Singapore. Further information may be obtained from the Asian Accommodation Officer, Tel Singapore 504«, extension 317. Tenders are required to be iodfed with the Captain of the Dockyard, H.M. Dockyard, Singapore 27, by noon55 words
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Advertisement721 1960-09-14 14 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Mr. O. Woodford has left our employment as from 12th September. 1960. He is therefore not authorised to collect payments and sign any documents oo our behalf as from the abovementioned date. THE MALAY STATES SHIPPING CO LTD.. 79, Anson Road. Singapore, 2.721 words
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Advertisement646 1960-09-14 14 NOTICES SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 4% DEBENTURE STOCK 1913/63 *B SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 3-\Ci DEBENTURE STOCK 1951/61-71 SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL 4% DEBENTURE STOCK 1964/65-77. NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the above Stocks will be dosed from 17th to 30th September, 1960. both days Inclusive, for the preparation of Interest646 words
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Advertisement486 1960-09-14 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE CITY ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: Required (A) Assistant DISTRICT ENGINEERS and (B) CONTROL ENGINEERS. PASIR PANJANG POWER STATION. In salary scale 5695xA45- 1,280 plus Central Provident Fund benefits. Appointments will be on temporary basis In the first Instance with a view to future permanency the commencing486 words
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Advertisement402 1960-09-14 15 PUBUC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited from sen fug Normal-Trained English School Teachers, of the Malay race, who have passed the Efficiency Bar In their salary scale for the post of Trained Teacher, English School (Men), Special Grade. Division n, In the Police Department on the salary xale of $592 x402 words
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Advertisement400 1960-09-14 15 (Contlnurd from Pag* S) SITUATIONS VACANT M Words U (Mm Box Met*, extra BOX AS77S S.T. Position filled. Applicants thanked. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY AMAH English speaking half day $60 per month call ***** or ***** after office hours. WANTED DRAFTSMAN, prefer with some knowledge of R.C calculations, write to: Woo Drawing400 words
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Advertisement489 1960-09-14 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT ACCOMMODATION WANTED It Word, SS (Min.)— Box St tU. txtrm MODBRN 3-BEDROOM bungalow at O.i Tlong Ham Park. Rent *****0 unfurnished. Available 1.10.60. Apply P.O. Box 3021 Singapore. TO LET terrace houses two bedrooms, sitting room at 2 Jalan Jasln (off Jalan Kudos) easy communlcatidßs Spore 14. TANOLIN489 words
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Advertisement971 1960-09-14 15 M Her*"* tl (Mim.)— Box St ti,. txtra I CHINBSB OOUPLB no children re- I quire furnished self-contained outhouse or furnished room with board. Around Paair Panjang. Reply Box A 6071 S.T i B'pore. OFFICE SPACE VACANT it Words ti (Mim.)— Bom M els. extra MODERN OPPICB air-conditioned lift approxlm.971 words
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Advertisement1025 1960-09-14 15 PHILATELY It Word, IS (Mln)— Box Sttt,. txtro USED STAMPS WANTED cash paM 300 or raor» Malaya stamps he:p waatad to gat stamp* moothiy. Reply Box ASO73 ST. S'por*. HIKE PURCHASE IS Word, SS (Min)— Box Stttt. txtrm EU TONQ SIN Klnance (S) U4. offers easy hire parcaaa* term* for1,025 words
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Advertisement800 1960-09-14 15 FO« SALE M W'tmm U (Mim) Bom SttU. txtrm SAM LAST 4 Day*. Boys' T*hlrU SOcta, Short* $1.30. Many Bargains. Also Extra 10% Reduction on Sale Price*. Remember Cathay's 38/S9 Bra* Basah Road, S'por*. RCA RECORDS. Anniversary Sal* prices at recently overall reduced prices plus discount*. Distributors: Edward Eu A800 words
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Advertisement282 1960-09-14 15 WHERI TO STAY (Fed.) M Word, tit (Minimum) Dmttm 1 month. It Word, ti St (Mim) JOHORE HOTEL J.E>. Engllab Caatonsa* Food. «urcoodiuoo*d Room*. Pbon* 2385/8. WHKRE TO STAY (S'pora) 10 Word, lit (Minimum) Dmlla 1 month. It Word, Si St (Mln WOfILOWIDI ONLY HOTEL of Ml kind The Batik282 words
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172 1960-09-14 16 CINGAPORE. Tues.— Aloyslus Slbidol. British Borneo's kingpin in the shot putt, discus and javelin for the past 10 years, has been dropped from the Brunei team for the Malayan op.°n athletics championships to be held at Penang on Oct. 1. Stbldol.172 words
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Article330 1960-09-14 16 ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep: Penang, Tuesday Lucky Game looks ready to register another success THIS morning's gallops provided interesting pointers to the chances of several horses running on Thursday. Mark down Remembrance as a "must follow." Working alone, this useful sprinter clocked 40sec for330 words
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364 1960-09-14 16 Year-round training is the only way, SBA decides HOW TO FIELD BETTER TEAMS? By LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore Badminton Association, concerned over the poor showing of state players in recent tournaments, will introduce next month a scheme with which it hopes to be able to field strong teams364 words
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Article, Illustration158 1960-09-14 16 HOGAN (100 in 9.3) IS DEAD BRISBANE Tues. Hector Hocan is dead. He was the greatest sprinter Australia has ever produced. He had hoped to run in this year's Olympic Games. But while the world's athletes gathered in Rome. Hector was in a Brisbane hospital On the morning of Sept.158 words
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174 1960-09-14 16 By MOK SIN PIN Singapore, Tuesday EX3RMER Sussex County swimming champion, S.A.C. David Cummings, will say farewell with a. big splash at the Singapore inter-services swimming championships at the Britannia Club tomorrow. i Cummings. 21. the Singapore butterfly-stroke and free-style swimming champion, will174 words
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370 1960-09-14 16 from Australia.... CANBERRA, Tues.— Sir Donald Bradman came to Sydney a day ahead of his Board of Control fellow delegates to set up a film of "Bowlers and Others" which he will show to them in Sydney, tonight. When in England recently at the370 words
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Article196 1960-09-14 16 Tosh' back in lead again F ONDON, Tues. A 1J hat-trick by centre I forward Terry Bly helped Peterborough United beat Crystal Palace 4-1 and return to the top of Div. 4 of the English football league last night. The crowd of 21.171 was the biggest at Peterborougn for threeReuter - 196 words
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Article29 1960-09-14 16 FOREST HILLS. New York. Tues. The hurricane "Donna" accompanied by heavy rain, prevented the finals of the United States lawn tennis championships from being played here yesterday.29 words
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Advertisement135 1960-09-14 16 1"" mmmmmm mmmmmmmm I 4%/y Health I M^y Strength T/5^ Vitality I W DN AVAILABLE AT ALL GOOD PHOTOGRAPHERS I I I Join the world swing to jl llf [Tyi§§| W a kv\ 9 Behind erery ROTHMANS KING SIZE cigarette I uttfi stands the world wide reputation of Rothmans «l135 words
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Advertisement23 1960-09-14 16 TO GET AROUND EVEN BETTER EVERYONE TRAVELS NEW Tamtrella ■OMIO MOTORS iimiti* till KmU t.«>.r. U.lkh. lM* >!■*■». fallen, •wfttfw.rth U»«wy la* fettli (mIm««23 words
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Article255 1960-09-14 17 F. SALAHUDIN - F. SALAHUDIN IT WILL COST MCA ONLY A RETURN TICKET, HE SAYS By QINGAPORE. Tues. Pakistani Test cricketer Shuja Udin has offered to coach in Malaya and Singapore. The vice-captian of the Eaglets, who have just completed a tour here, told me of his offer before255 words
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Article52 1960-09-14 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Rest eleven to meet Europeans in their annual Conrad Clarke Cup cricket match on the padang on Saturday and Sunday: B.Marks, Reggie 1 da Silva. Cecil Cooke, Alex! Delllkan. Anura de Silva. Colin Jeffers, Alf Mungrue, Stan Nagalah. Hyder Sithawaila. C. Thuralsingam, Ernest Wicks: 12th52 words
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Article, Illustration44 1960-09-14 17 WILMA AND HER THREE OLYMPIC 'GOLDS' 4 MERICAN Wilma Rudolph with her three gold £X medals won at the Olympic Games in Rome. Wilma became the United States' "Golden Girl" with firsts in the 100 metres and 200 metres and the relay.— UPl picture.44 words
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146 1960-09-14 17 India plans special tournament in 1962 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. India plans to hold a special hockey tournament In early 1962 In conjuctlon 1 with the International Hockey Federation conI gress which will be held In that country for the fir. t time. India has announced that I countries In Europe146 words
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Article24 1960-09-14 17 BONN. Tues.—Luis Ayala the Chilean lawn tennis player said today he had declined an offer to turn professional with Jack Kramer's troupe.24 words
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602 1960-09-14 17 HE'S DRAWN TO MEET YUSUF IN FINAL KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Teh Kew San, the Malayan No. 1, is seeded to meet Indonesia's Eddy Yusuf In the men's singles final of the Selangor international badminton championships which begin here on Friday and end on Sunday.602 words
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Article116 1960-09-14 17 RUGGER INTER SCHOOL fTatping) King Edward Vli 33 (goal. 6 tries) Buklt Mertajam 3 (penalty); Bdvardlans "B" 13 (2 coals, try) Buklt Mertajam "B" 0. SOCCER KM" am; DIV. 1: Engineer Training Centre 4 (Sannl. Zacharia. Kelly. Petit) Cheng Hwa 1 (Wahid). PA HANG CUP •-final <XL): 7th Bn116 words
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Article, Illustration283 1960-09-14 17 NO LET-UP IN TRAINING FOR PERAK By LEE FOO SAN Ipoh, Tuesday fF fitness counts for anything, then Perak's train--1 ed-to-the-minute team must be given a great chance of upsetting calculations when they meet Singapore in the Malaya Cup soccer final at Mer■leka Stadium on Saturday. There will be no283 words
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Article28 1960-09-14 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. American tennis coach Lawrence Hall will conduct classes for school children at two centres next week, at St. Patrick's School and St. Joseph's Institution.28 words
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Article81 1960-09-14 17 J^UALA LUMPUR. Tues.The Asian zone Thomas Cup badminton matches will De played in Bangkok from Dec. 19 to Dec. 27. The draw is: Dec. 19-20-Indla v Thailand: Dec. 21-23 —Pakistan v Hong Kong; Dec. 23-24— Malaya v India or Thailand Dec. 26-27— ron* final. Meanwhile, the Badminton81 words
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Article172 1960-09-14 18 Un-Islamic Pmip— by Umno man PUBLICITY CHIEF SAYS: PARTY READY TO SACRIFICE RELIGIOUS IDEOLOGY FOR POWER KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE PMIP is prepared to sacrifice its Islamic ideology to keep itself in power. Wan Abdul Kadir bin Ismail, UMNO information officer, alleged today. In a statement. Wan Abdul Kadir said172 words
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Article35 1960-09-14 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Royal Singapore Flying Club will be "at home" to all visitors from Sept. 17 to 25. when flights will be available and facilities of the club open to inspection.35 words
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Article, Illustration39 1960-09-14 18 TWO TRIBKSMKX in the dust (lend after Lumumba troops attacked Kasai Province, the last bastion before breakaway Katanga, Lumumba's soldiers left a trail of death in Kasai. Daily Express picture.39 words
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Article77 1960-09-14 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Six more donations received by the Ministry of Culture have boosted the National Theatre Fund to $550,382. These donation are from the Jesuit Fathers, on behalf of Uie organisers, producers, actors and assistants of the play "Princess Kwai Ying," $3,349; film premier of Stanley77 words
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Article90 1960-09-14 18 TYPHOID ON ISLAND: NOW 53 CASES SINGAPORE. Tues. The Health Ministry announced today that 266 persons were inoculated against typhoid in Pulau Semakau. while the number of confirmed and suspected cases rose to 53. Two new cases of suspected typhoid, and two old cases, whose illness dated back to mid-90 words
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Article105 1960-09-14 18 BANGKOK. Tues. The crisis in Laos, now under a state of emergency, appeared to grow worse today and some observers fear the outbreak of a largescale civil war. Reports received here said that skirmishes between pro-American Gen. Phoumi Nosavan's forces end those under the command ofUPI - 105 words
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Article392 1960-09-14 18 LONDON. Tues. Witb th« notable exception of gilt-edged securities which maintained their recent firm tendency sock markets In London today lost ground on a broad front and closed with extensive losses. Prices, however, were finally above ihe lowtst in some cases. The fresh fall on392 words
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Article29 1960-09-14 18 ALL CATHOLICS Jolnlnc the ■crathfc Him Association can share tn thr Infinite Mrrlt* of Jesus Christ and help thr Kdwation of Young Prirats. Plra.«e enquire Box A«o*329 words
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Obituary38 1960-09-14 18 CABLE RECEIVED Madam NayaKum. aged 96. wife of late Ramallngam Sinnathamny, mother of Mesars. Bomamindram (retired Station Master, Malayan Railways), Paramaltnitam (C.0.R.. Anuradhapurai, Duray (Federal Treasury. Kuala Lumpur) passed away peacefully at Tholpuram. Cvlon on 13.9 80.38 words
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Article18 1960-09-14 18 INTRODUCING SPIRILLA mirt-io-mraaurr. Brassieres, glrdlrs, corsets, ■ulmsuits. Mra. Hopm r 66 Merryn Road. TV I: ***** (B'porr).18 words
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191 1960-09-14 18 SINGAPORE. Tues AUTHOR Han SuA Yin. in a public lecture last night, referred to several books banned by the Federation Government as "most innocuous" Malayan Chinese literature. Before a large audience at the Cultural Centre, she produced a bundle of printed191 words
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