The Straits Times, 28 April 1961
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Title Section18 1961-04-28 1 AVin\<,l DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 510,000 The Straits Times Hot*** Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, APRIL 28. 1961. 15 CENTS18 words
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Article447 1961-04-28 1 Vientiane waits and 'situation is grave' Rebel Reds attack on all fronts VIENTIANE, Thurs. J'HE Laotian Government last night declared that "t h c situation is grave" as the day passed without any sign of the ceasefire coming into effect. While Vientiane awaited results from theReuter; UPI - 447 words
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Article, Illustration2041 1961-04-28 1 THE TWO PROBLEMS OF THE 'IMMEDIA TE FUTURE '—LEE SINGAPORE, Thursday THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today reaffirmed his Government's determination to govern effectively until the review of the constitution in 1963. Mr. Lee was speaking al the People's Action Party's final lunch-time rally at ruUerton Square in2,041 words
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Article59 1961-04-28 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —Discussions between Malayan and Thai officials aimed at facilitating motor traffic across the ThaiFederation border have ended successfully in Bangkok. The conference discussed the question of insurance I for vehicles entering Malava and vice versa, third party risk. International circulation permits, bilateral recognition of59 words
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Article, Illustration50 1961-04-28 1 A HAPPY Yang di-Pcrtuan Agong is seen waving cheerfully at Mecca-bound pilgrims at Port Swettrnham wharf yesterday. The King had touted the pilgrim ship Kuala Lumpur with the Raja Permaisuri Agong earlier and rhattcd with the passenRcrs. Straits Times picture. (Report in Pace 9).50 words
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130 1961-04-28 1 Cheers for Malayan troops in Uganda 1/AMPALA. Thurs. 1V Three hundred Malayan troops en route to the Congo to reinforce United Nations forces there today reached Kas c s c in Western Uganda, after a threeday train journey from Mombasa. From Kasese. the Malayans will travel by road to GomaReuter - 130 words
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Article67 1961-04-28 1 TAIPEH Thurs The i United States and Nationalist China today exchanged notes here to complete an agreei ment for the U.S. Government to sell USS3.OOO.CHO worth of wheat and flour in Formosa. The agreement stipulates that the money obtained from the sale of the U.S. surplus67 words
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Article32 1961-04-28 1 LONDON. Thurs. The first Safety Belt Cluo was formed today by the British Safety Council, and comprises people who have escaped death in car crashes by wearing a safety belt.32 words
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Article887 1961-04-28 1 Big swoop in France and Algeria PARIS, Thursday FRENCH police have detained several hundred suspects in a nationwide round-up of known rightwing extremists since the "revolt of the generals" was launched in Algeria last Saturday. About 120 suspects were rounded up in Paris alone and are being detained in aReuter - 887 words
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Article122 1961-04-28 1 COLOMBO. Thursday. THREE THOUSAND striking bank employees to--1 day decided to resun c work and Ceylon banks are expected to begin normal working tomorrow. The bank workers decided i to end their three-week strike after being told by their employers that they would be122 words
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Article44 1961-04-28 1 STABBED AND ROBBED SINGAPORE, Thin,irpcnt< i I. 1 1 H K< rfcta| 13, si.ibhril in arm rhea hi 1 nude \.iin I'i'l .mi- I'm pay |»arkrt «<f JBO from llirc<- r»lil" i MtsMc hi> liuuxc in J«tan u.i Ratal <>n ban > taad tonight44 words
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332 1961-04-28 2 M acmillan: No country can go it alone LONDON, Thursday. \¥R- Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, said last night that "no single country today, not even the largest, can afford to go it alone." Adressing the annual dinner of the Royal Academy oi Arts in London he said there wa332 words
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538 1961-04-28 2 Zorin: The way to calm situation in Caribbean area NEW YORK, Thursday MR. Valerian Zorin, the chief Soviet delegate, said here yesterday he hoped President Kennedy's investigation of the Central Intelligence Agency would "lead to the complete liquidation of the aggressive actsReuter; UPI - 538 words
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Article291 1961-04-28 2 FIDEL ON TV WITH HIS PRISONERS MIAMI. Thursday. DRIME Minister Fidel Castro said early today in 1 Havana that only two or three of the prisoners of war captured in the invasion of Cuba last week, would be executed. Speaking in the Havana Sports Palace during a parade of prisoners291 words
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Article22 1961-04-28 2 RABAT. Thurs. Mr. Khrushchev is to make an official visit to Morocco, the Foreign Ministry here announced today. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article45 1961-04-28 2 RONNEBY (Sweden), Thurs. Two twins, Martin and Rudolf Anderson, celebrated their 100 th birthday here yesterday Many family members gathered to fete them. The twins have two younger brothers "Baby" Ernst, who is C 6, nd Al- Fred, who is 94— ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article27 1961-04-28 2 LONDON. Thurs. Thieves have stolen five English paintings valued at £*****. from Montacute House, near Yeovll. now the property of the National Trust.27 words
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81 1961-04-28 2 Duke sees bare-breast girls in dance show FRKETOWN. Thurs.—Eighteen hundred dancers including 150 girls, bare to the waist, "society devils' and fire dancers gave a spectacular tra d i tional dancing display here for the Duke of Kent. About 15.000 people crowded the recreation ground for the dancing, which interested81 words
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120 1961-04-28 2 I TUNIS. Thurs.— Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother yesterday laid a wreath of pink carnations and red roses from the South of France before the "Cross of Sacrifice" in the Commonwealth war cemetery at Medjez el Bab. The "Cross of Sacrifice" is partReuter - 120 words
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110 1961-04-28 2 Russia has phantom atom-plane, report NEW YORK, Thurs.— The monthly magazine Flying reported today that Russia had developed an atompowered plane capable of flying at supersonic speeds for 90 days without refuelling. The magazine said the "phantom warplane" had already been test-flown for 21 days without refuelling. Information on theReuter - 110 words
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Article41 1961-04-28 2 BIRMINGHAM. Thurs. The British Motor Corporation is again producing at its full capacity of 750.000 vehicles a year, a spokesman said here today. Plans were going ahead for expanding output to a million vehicles a year.— Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Advertisement68 1961-04-28 2 The Malayan Life and General Assurance Co.. Ltd. (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) have Pleasure in Announcing the Official Opening Of their KOTA BHARU BRANCH at 2nd Floor Overseas Chinese Bank Bldg., On Saturday 29th April, 1961 by His Highness the Sultan of Kelantan Tuanku Yahya Petra Ibni Almarhum68 words
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Miscellaneous11 1961-04-28 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby ITS MV "N (BUTTMeCOUXjefc) /T^T77l «OM«T«|Na11 words
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Article380 1961-04-28 3 SYDNEY, Thurs. But Indonesia will not use force for Irian unless Dutch strike first blow Nasution /GENERAL Abdul Haris Nasution, Indonesian Army Chief of Staff, said here today that in its "struggle to gain control" of West Irian Indonesia had the full and unqualified support ofReuter - 380 words
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Article188 1961-04-28 3 Seaborne Tony Express' under way J .ONDON, Thurs. "Pony Express," the biggest-ever Seato exercise and the first in which a nuclear submarine has taken part, is in full swing in Far Eastern waters, the Admiralty announced here last night. Britain and the United 6tates are co-sponsors of "Pony Express," inReuter - 188 words
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Article25 1961-04-28 3 CAIRO, Thurs. Fire destroyed the Chinese pavilion at the international agriculture exhibition here despite a night-long battle by the Cairo fire brigde.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article, Illustration107 1961-04-28 3 TO HAVE TALKS WITH CO-SPY HOUGHTOM A prison van with barred windows drove from Holloway women's jail, across London to Wormwood Scrubs prison. Inside was Ethel Gee, who was sentenced to 15 years at the Old Bailey spy trial. She was on her way to see107 words
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512 1961-04-28 3 JERUSALEM, Thursday THE court trying Adolf Eichmann yesterday decided to admit in evidence two death cell statements made by Eichmann's one-time close associate. Dieter Wisliceny, In Czechoslovakia in 1946. Mr. Justice Moshe Landau, the presiding judge, said that in considering the statements, the court512 words
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Article69 1961-04-28 3 FORT PIERCE (Florida), Thurs. A former judge, Joseph Peel, has been sentenced here to life imprisonment as accessory before the fact of the murder of a fellow judge, C. E Chillingworth, in June. 1955.' Peel was accused of ordering Judge Chillingworth drowned in the sea toReuter - 69 words
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Miscellaneous436 1961-04-28 3 RADIO SINGAPORE I RAD O M ALAYA ■BSTJK S'JSZ? HAT V^ XS°SS£ n from 8.00-9.00 p.m. AM 600 Turn" 6iun T Neaara AM. 6.00 Good Morning. 6.02 k u^ News HrSunesT^ W M»n™g A^sJnrt Th e n^ h S; lM^°d'e.s; 6.50 Keep Pit With Te»k 7.05 Melodies At Sunrise; 8.00436 words
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Article, Illustration976 1961-04-28 4 MINISTER TOURS SITES OF 3,428 HOUSE UNITS GOING UP Board s building schedule gets into top gear SINGAPORE, Thurs. fllE Minister for National Development, Mr. Tan Kia Gan, today toured four more building sites, where the Housing and Development Board is constructing another ,'5.428 housing units.976 words
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Article307 1961-04-28 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs MR. Ong Eng Guan, the independent candidate for the Hong Lim by-election, tonight refuted the Prime Minister's accusation that he had given secret support to Tun Lim Yew Hock in connection with the coming Anson by-election. Mr. Ong said that Mr. Lee was putting the307 words
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224 1961-04-28 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. More than 15.000 people have been treated and cured at the Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association's clinic In Shenton Way in the 13 years since its establishment. This was disclosed by Mr. Wee Kirn Wee. the B.A.T.A. chairman In his statement accompanying224 words
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41 1961-04-28 4 MUSIC EXAM RESULTS IN TODAY'S FREE PRESS CINGAPORE, Thurs. The names of oil candidates who passed the written examination of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, Grades V to VIII, will be published in The Free Press tomorrow.41 words
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267 1961-04-28 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Exracehorse owner Lim Soo Whee today failed in his summons application for a recission or variation of a $300-a--month maintenance order, first made against him about four years ago. His estranged wife. Seah Sye Chean. had contested the application, which was267 words
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Article179 1961-04-28 4 PREMIER TO SPEAK AT MASS RALLY SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will speak on "What has come out of the Hong Lim by-election" on the eve of the Hong Lim by-election at a PAP last mass rally at Hong Lim Green starting at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow179 words
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Article127 1961-04-28 4 Traffic laws for the poll SINGAPORE, Thurs. Po-| lice today announced special traffic regulations to be observed during the Hong Lim by-election on Saturday. The Police Secretary. Mr. Lim Seng Huat. said: "These rules are to ensure the Iree flow of traffic at the polling and counting divisions." No parking127 words
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Article276 1961-04-28 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. REGISTRATION for the August 1961 National I%> Language Public Examinations, Standards 1, 2 and 3 conducted by the Ministry of Education, Singapore, will start on May 2. Private candidates who wish to enter for any of these examinations or the oral or written part276 words
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Advertisement80 1961-04-28 4 MERSING REST HOUSE THE MANAGEMENT OP JOHORE MERSING REST HOUSES ANNOUNCES MERSING IS A TOWN, ITS BEACH IS WELL KNOWN, FOR HEALTH RESORT AND HONEYMOON. IN MALAYA REST HOUSES ARE POPULAR BECAUSE THEY ARE GOVERNMENT'S X OWN. MERSING REST HOUSE MAY RE SMALL, BUT IT PROVIDES COMFORT FOR ALL, BEST80 words
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Advertisement594 1961-04-28 4 ♦-♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦MM T Kerwin Mothews Tino Louise X T Plus: "The People's t'port" No: 11 T T -THE 4-YEAR PLAN" T 4. (A Ministry ot Culture Film). (No Free Lists) TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT! "DIL APNA AUR PREET T X PARAI" Meeno Kumari X 4. In Hindustani with Superimposed 4- English V.olav594 words
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Article432 1961-04-28 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday SCHOOLBOY TELLS OF A DEMAND FOR $2, REPORT TO POLICE AND MARKED NOTES TRAP A POLICE constable accused of taking a bribe was caught with two marked notes soon after he accepted them from a schoolboy, the Sessions Court was told here today.432 words
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Article64 1961-04-28 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Legislative Assembly yesterday repealed the provisions of the law relating to the imposition of education and improvement rates. Mr Low Por Tuck, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Finance, moving the second reading of th* 1 Education and improvement Rates (Abolition) Bill, said64 words
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109 1961-04-28 5 Cheque case teacher acquitted of cheating pENANG, Thurs. r Claude Cuthbert Balhetchet, a teacher, was acquitted yesterday of cheating a sundry goods shopkeeper, Tan Kiak Soo, of S9O. The Sessions Court president, Mr. K. Somasundram, did not call on Balhetchet to make his defence. Balhetchet was alleged to have issued109 words
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Article56 1961-04-28 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Thurs. Work has started on the construction of a $50,000 building for the Saraswathy Tamil School at Kampong Bengali, Sungel Patani. Since it opened during the occupation, this school has movtti to several temporary premises. It is at present housed at the56 words
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Article, Illustration65 1961-04-28 5 CHE RAJMIN RASHID. 18, (centre) a National Language teacher at the Wab Keow Chinese School, Klang. who won the "Miss Klang 1962" competition organised by the Shaw Brothers at the Lido Theatre. Klang. Runners-up were Miss Rosie Cheah, 19. (right) a teacher in the Anglo-ChineseChng Seng Poh - 65 words
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640 1961-04-28 5 SINGAPORE, Thursday AN Opposition member of the Legislative Assembly, Mr. A. P. Rajah (SPA-Farrer Park) yesterday spoke of instances when an Assemblyman could find himself facing the fire of the Speaker of the House and the commissioner of an inquiry. "He would really be640 words
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92 1961-04-28 5 KUALA LUMPIR. Thurs. Crew members of the IS. Navy ship Saint Paul will donate blood to the General Hospital Blood Bank here during the five-day courtesy visit to the Federation next month. It will be the first official Tisit by a U.S.92 words
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Article190 1961-04-28 5 3,000 TO TURN OUT FOR TENGKU MALACCA, Thurs. About 3,000 Alliance supporters will welcome Tengku Abdul Rahman when he arrives here next week for the Umno general assembly. They will gather at Pulau Sebang. 22 miles from here on the Malacca-Negri Sembllai. border and cheer th*» Tengku as he drives190 words
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Article36 1961-04-28 5 78 vice raids in Singapore SINGAPORE, Thurs. Seventy-eight raids on hotels and brothels were carried out In Singapore last month. Twelve girls were detained. Six girls sought shelter with the Social Welfare Department during the month36 words
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Article27 1961-04-28 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Detectives In the Thomson Road. Tanjong Pagar and Alexandra Road areas yesterday arrested five gangster suspects under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance27 words
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Advertisement286 1961-04-28 5 You arc cordially invited MTrrni^ a demonstration kJ \#fi of the exciting NEW SINGER HOME KNITTING MACHINE at the CATHAY THEATRE Main Lobby SINGAPORE at 8.15 a.m. tomorrow in conjunction with LADIES' ONLY PREVIEW 2 oth cn,^ Fc the SANCTUARY Starring Lee Remick and Yves Montand < All fOOd IMB286 words
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Article, Illustration630 1961-04-28 6 Woman in 'widow case' tells of burial and objection to her wearing sack-cloth SINGAPORE. Thurs MADAM Yip Weng Cheong denied in the High Court here today that she was a "pee pah chai" (call girl) before her marriage to the late Mr. Lee630 words
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Article124 1961-04-28 6 Two motor firms, union sign pact SEREMBAN, Thurs. The National Union of ComI mercial Workers has signed lan agreement for better working conditions with two leading motor firms here. The conditions include a 1 39-hour week for office workers. Mr. T. A. Dobson. manager lof Borneo Motors <M> Ltd., anil124 words
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Article20 1961-04-28 6 KUALA LUMPUR. The 12-member Malayan goodwill mission to Northern mdia has returned after a j three-week tour.20 words
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Article, Illustration83 1961-04-28 6 HE IS OFF TO BRITAIN ON PROVOST COURSE MAJOR Sulong Ahmad bin Dato Ham/ah, of the Ministry of Defence, who left Kuala Lumpur for Britain by air yesterday to be trained as the chief of the Federation Military Police. He will succeed Major T. M. Dillon-White, who is to retire83 words
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Article67 1961-04-28 6 $26m. vote for Health Ministry KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The House of Representatives today approved this year's development estimates for the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare totalling $26.--082.295. Biggest item of expenditure I by the Ministry is the allocation of $2,214,021 for the new Maternity hospital in Kuala Lumpur. There67 words
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Article51 1961-04-28 6 I TELUK ANSON. Thurs.— An exhibition, based on the theme ["Accidents need not happen I will highlight the observance lof World Health Day here on May 8. The exhibition will be held at the Kwong Tong Hwee Kuan In Ah Cheong Street from May 8 to51 words
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Advertisement146 1961-04-28 6 WtLCOWE TO THE 2, DANISH FOOD FAIR 61 To the world* richest table laid with fr»»h delicacies from the kitchen* of Denmark. Here it a bill-of-f aie that is Danish from beginning to and I The Kingdom of Denmark hat worldwide fame for delicious butter, cheese, eggs, meat, poultry, fish,146 words
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Miscellaneous323 1961-04-28 6 Straits Times Crossword p~THp Hb^~~BbT*~TßsP I bT° IHP imbrf* ACROSS 7 He's to aim lor iron produo--9 Settles on the joint produc- von (6). tion of a vessel (9). 8 Smile across the boat? «4). 10 Stone a lot of spectators? 14 She can confuse the rest in (5). <t323 words
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Article675 1961-04-28 7 Jobless— No. 1 concern SINGAPORE, Thurs. BYRNE: GOVTS DUTY TO SEE THAT NOTHING DONE TO FRUSTRATE SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 'JHE Government's main concern was the solution of Singapore's growing unemployment problem, and it became its duty to see that nothing was done by anybody to frustrate or obstruct the solution675 words
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144 1961-04-28 7 Pay cut: Now another union says 'no' to Govt. offer (MNGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union has rejected the Government's latest offer for partial restoration of variable allowances. Thi.s is the second union so far to turn down the offer. The first to do so was144 words
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Article31 1961-04-28 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Ng Choon Hong. 33. of Jalan Tebrau, a Social Welfare Lotteries agent, today reported to the police the loss of 200 lottery tickets on April 20.31 words
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Article36 1961-04-28 7 9) SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Government spent $"36,593 in public assistance and T.B. treatment allowances last month, according' to thr Department of Social Welfare today. Of this sum 558 V.255 went on public assistance.36 words
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Article50 1961-04-28 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Neo Song Poh, was jailed for three months today for bringing into the remand prison at Pearl's Hill Bank 10 packets of prepared opium, one small lump of opium, and a small packet of opium drois. Neo committed the offence at noon yesterday.50 words
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265 1961-04-28 7 Man born in Singapore told he must quit Australia PERTH. Thurs.— A Singapore-born seaman who says he is a Briton has been told by Australian immigration authorities here to leave at once or face deportation. REASON: He does not "look European." Ship's junior engineer Thomas Palmer, 25, left tht 11,000-ton265 words
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Article50 1961-04-28 7 Second raid on head's home SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thieves entered the home in Medway Drive of a school principal, Mr. P. Baruch, yesterday the second time this month. Mr. Baruch, who was out, returned at 4.30 p.m. to find a tape-recorder and some jewellery stolen. The value of these was $900.50 words
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Article47 1961-04-28 7 PENANG. Thurs. The State mufti. Haji Abdullah Fahim. died at his Kepala Batas home in Butterworth today at the age of 81. Hajl Abdullah, who had been mufti for the past 10 years, was the father of State Legislative Assemblyman, Haji Ahmad Badwi.47 words
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Article46 1961-04-28 7 RAUB. Thurs.— Garry Royd Burgoyne. a shift engineer at the Raub Australian Gold Mine in Buklt Koman. was fined $25 by the Magistrate's Court here when he pleaded guilty to driving a car with an expired road licence in Bibby Road on Feb. 13.46 words
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Article41 1961-04-28 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded today by the State Coroner, Mr. Sathi V. Kandiah. on a boy, Urn Teck Hock. 13. of Geylang, who died of tetanus in the General Hospital on Feb. 26.41 words
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200 1961-04-28 7 AT THE FILMS Diverting evening with four 'tough nuts' A QUARTET of "tough nuts," by their commendably shrewd performances, save Columbia's "In the Nick" (CinemaScope > from being what would otherwise have been a very boring Him indeed. Convicted of a miscellany of crimes the hoodlums Spider (James Booth*. Mick200 words
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Article, Illustration215 1961-04-28 7 S'PORE STUDENT TO STUDY SEGREGATION IN THE U.S. SINGAPORE. Thursday. A FOURTH year Singapore medical student. Mr. S. Paramsothy. will leave by air tomorrow to study racial segregation in the United States. Mr. Paramsothy. a council member of the University of i Malaya Students" Union 'Singapore), will lead a threeman215 words
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87 1961-04-28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A five-day exhibition of modern Italian prints will open at the British Council here on May 6. A total of 150 prints, presented by the Italian Institute for the Middle and Far Ea^t, will be on show. There will be a preview87 words
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Article18 1961-04-28 7 JOHORE. BAHRU, Thirrs. A middle-aged man, T. Arahman. was found dead in Jalan Ibrahim last night.18 words
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Article55 1961-04-28 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An agreement covering working conditions and pay schemes of all employees of the Cable and Wireless Ltd. was certified by the industrial arbitration court yesterday. The agreement was signed between the management of the firm, and the Singapore Cable and Wireless Staff Union before the55 words
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Article731 1961-04-28 8 Laos now has a essse-fin as weH as a war. It is diflicult to know what to make of the continued attacks which Pathet Lao guerrillas arc making, for although it could not be expected that all fighting would stop immediately the cease-fire was agreed to.731 words
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Article412 1961-04-28 8 Mr. V. David and his Socialist Front colleagues have made grave allegations in Parliament about the planning and building of Kuala Lumpur general hospital. Their substance is that the Government, specij fically the Minister for Health, have shown favour to an architect said to be an Alliance412 words
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Article154 1961-04-28 8 An expeit from the United Nations has arrived, at the invitation of the Federation Government, to look into the posiI ibility of setting up a college that would train Malaya's young men and women to be efficient hotel managers, waiters, caterers and cooks. Mr. Belfield Smith will be154 words
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Article, Illustration2950 1961-04-28 8 The PAP and the underlying spirit in struggle against colonialism VIOLENCE? IT IS THE MASSES WHO WOULD HAVE PAID FOR SUCH RECKLESS STRATEGY THE Straits Times today publishes excerpts from an article on "PAP and Colonialism" which appears in the latest issue of Petir, the journal of the People's Action2,950 words
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Advertisement87 1961-04-28 8 He Sold the Eiffel Tower "Count" Victor Lustig was perhaps the most skilled confidence trickster ever. His technique was to make his victims want to five their money; and then, a little re- luctantly. to take it. Here at last in the April Reader's Digest (now on sale) is the87 words
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Advertisement55 1961-04-28 8 "Bye! Don't forget to wear your Viyella!" Have a wonderful time! And you can forget climate changes and chills Just wear your Viyella! Viyella IF IT SHRINKS WE REPLACE Hj^PP Cb^dk P* mmh n mnd k BoiUual.tt Mfv* CHILDRL\>' j? U I hmarl Lookint < I "^.jg' IW GANPATRAMS TEL55 words
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Article, Illustration2405 1961-04-28 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday David accuses Health Minister of 'showing favour to architect': The Tengku hits back Minister Ong accused of undermining battle against graft INHERE was a clash in the House of Representatives today over a $23 million general hospital planned for2,405 words
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Article53 1961-04-28 9 SINGAPORE. Thur.B. A taxi-driver, father of four, was today Jailed for a month after refusing an offer by his friends in court to help him pay his fine of $500 by Instalments. Tay Kirn Keok had been fined $500. or a month's jail, for acting as53 words
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Article43 1961-04-28 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The State Coroner. Mr. Sathi V. Kandiah. today recorded a suicide verdict on an unemployed man, Amir bin Musklm. 33, of Radln Mas. who was found hanging from a tree on Mount Faber on the morning of Feb. 8.43 words
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240 1961-04-28 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday THE Federal Land Development Authority will spend Sl7 million this year to carry out a aeries of schemes involving a total of 95,000 acres of land. These schemes received the approval of the House of Representatives today240 words
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216 1961-04-28 9 Two hours on pilgrim ship for the King and Queen DORT SWETTENHAM. Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Ag o n and the Raja Permaisuri Agong today spent two happy hours on board the pilgrim ship Kuala Lumpur to say farewell to 722 Meccabound pilgrims. Their Majesties mingled with the pilgrims and216 words
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Advertisement32 1961-04-28 9 finest/ ,^slti J "v^^W TK G<>H *t<oi >^ 9999^/ vttviA jM^^'n it lon locli«mith» Iff' MASTER'S LammJ-*;, CHIN HO CO. (SINGAPORE) LTD. |5V CHIN HO CO. (MALAYA) LTD. VU iINC^O«I KUALA LUMPUR. PfNANO32 words
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Advertisement160 1961-04-28 9 or WEARNE BROS. LTD., Malacca. Sertmbin. Kuala Lumpur, Penanj. UNIVERSAL CARS-lpoh. EAST COAST MOTORS, Kuonton. Sankyo The ultlmor* hat M«n r«och«d now. th« n«wMt attraction in th« Bmm. movie In K fiald 11 without a doubt th« Sonkyo Zoom mg^/7 ft 8. Tht dVnomie touch you can put into *J160 words
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Article114 1961-04-28 10 COLLEGE FOR COOKS? KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A Food and Agrlcul- I tural Organisation expert has arrived to investigate the possibility of setting up a college for cooks, waiters, caterers and hote! managers. He is Mr. Belfield Smith, who started the only such college in the East in Bombay six years114 words
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Article54 1961-04-28 10 SEREMBAN. Thurs. The Yang di-PeTtuan B^sar and the Tengku Ampuan of Negrl Sembilan and 300 people attended an all-community dinner given in honour of the royal couple on the occasion of their Installation recently. A loyal address was read by Mr. T Mahima Singh, chairman54 words
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Article, Illustration380 1961-04-28 10 VSC who 'outraged' a woman fined $250 SINGAPORE. Thurs VOLUNTEER Special Constable was today convicted of outraging the modesty of a woman whom he found minutes earlier in an 'embarrassing and compromising position with her lover. V.S.C. Sapari bin Nawawi, 26. was accused of using criminal force on Seah Sock380 words
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331 1961-04-28 10 War Department accused of 'evasive tactics' JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. fHE Johore Bahru branch of the War Department Civilian Staff Association has accused the official side of adopting delaying and evasive tactics in dealing with its outstanding claims. Ill its report for 19t»0-61 the ■association warns that only its "real strength'331 words
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Advertisement320 1961-04-28 10 ■HB&2g|S|^pJ6g|«l^ j "i felt |ust like Dad when he became General (^^fs^sTr^s^o'c^r^sH 1 s Manager! To think that once I had to struggle #hTr T j us j j Q g e^ a p ass j since the Doctor put our £Sfj^ j*l :fn^\ 1 family on MARMITE, things that320 words
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Advertisement58 1961-04-28 10 k A *rm%mk\ ■f\Wl^^ mmmmmmr**^ J iHI AIJLjMm mi f~~~~] ■wtHnCnO a I JADDV W I RSI ■■fir 1 No complaints from this denture wearer. Her dentist recommended Oxydent for perfect mouth hygiene., Oxygen in Oxydent ill nil dissolves all film and food particles, prevents R|g :|inHMß|l stains forming, prevents58 words
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Article338 1961-04-28 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. »pHE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, told Hong Lim electorate tonight that the Government needed their support to carry out their policy of raising the living standard of the people in Singapore. "Your vote Is vital to us." he declared in a street338 words
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Advertisement159 1961-04-28 11 H FOR 9 BUSINESS... jj?\, PLEASURE... scooters the answer A^^W Far East Motors Ltd. offer an attractive range of scooters for every occasion. ..Scooter's Vv designed to suit the most critical of riders, and remem- ber also a scooter is the answer v t0 the P arl<in B problem. Why159 words
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Miscellaneous216 1961-04-28 11 Buys Bunny By Balph Heimdahl A fALL FINISHED HUH?J;i|g I WHAT VA DOIN 1 UNDO? KMERELV EARNING ENOUGH TO r^nciucTawl SfTXjPJ MASTER f E v~l TH'TABLE.VA PARTAKE OF THE MERCHANT'S SvYvEStlrCoSela!^^ >>^y\l?fay V^ 'FeXtJ < yLUNC^SIRET/ Li m l Abner By Al Capp nT 4 > f?\ A*^ \<>&>/Zr \J^J^"216 words
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230 1961-04-28 12 N.Zealand suspends import licences rpHE suspension of New Zealand's "R" (replacement) import licensing scheme is not likely to affect trade with Malaya to any great extent, Mr. H. W. Shepherd, the New Zealand Trade Commissioner in Singapore said yesterday. Mr. Shepherd said that the suspension only meant that from now230 words
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Article29 1961-04-28 12 MR. Ho Chee Sin, a provision shop owner of Thomson Road. Singapore won the first prize of $8,500 in a Brylcreem Dealers' Display Scheme competition held recently.29 words
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Article, Illustration165 1961-04-28 12 TIRADE prospects for Indian sewing machines and electric fans in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya are promising, said an execuMWI a tive from Calcutta. Mr. V. K. Agarwal. general manager of Agents and Distributors Private Ltd. added: "We are confident that our business can165 words
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237 1961-04-28 12 CIMiAPORE rice merchants are holding on to their stocks expecting drought-stricken Red China to make a gigantic purchase on the local market, said dealers yesterday. Mr. Tai Yee Mcc, chairman of the Singapore Rice Importers Association said that Singapore had ample supplies of rice to237 words
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148 1961-04-28 12 Singapore largest mart for Gillette SINGAPORE is the biggest consumer of Gillette razor blades in South -East Asia, said Mr. Hector G. C. Graham, a director of the Overseas Marketing Division of the Gillette Industries Ltd. Mr. Graham, who arrived in Singapore to boost the sales of the new Gillette148 words
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Article, Illustration53 1961-04-28 12 GARUDA'S NEW SALES MANAGER APPOINTED TLMR. J. S. VOERMAN, 30 Ifl (above), has been appointed Garuda Indonesian Airways' sales manager for Singapore. Born in Singapore, Mr. Voerman joined the head office in Jakarta as a clerk in 1955. Two years later he was transferred to Palembang as passage manager before53 words
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Article68 1961-04-28 12 PRESIDENT Quadros has signed a decree giving the Government "exclusive rights for final purchase and sales operations" of rubber. Brazilian or Imported. Sales and purchase transactions will be effected by the Banco De Credito Da Amazonas S.A. The bank may grant lmrx>rt facilities to companies or68 words
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Article114 1961-04-28 12 FACTORY FOR PLASTICS IN SARAWAK A PLASTIC goods facA tory, the first of its kind in Sarawak has opened for business at Binatang. The factory, recognised under the Pioneer Industries Encouragements Ordinance is run by the newly-formed British Borneo Unique Industrial Co. and financed by overseas Chinese and locs] capital.114 words
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Article41 1961-04-28 12 MR. J. P. Milne, formerly general manager of the Singer Sewing Machine Co. Singapore has been appointed an assistant vice-president of the company in New York. In 1958. Mr. Milne was named regional director with headquarters in New York.41 words
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Article, Illustration164 1961-04-28 12 Two-month study course tour for Nestle's advertising executives TWO Asian advertising executives of Nestles Products (Malaya) Ltd. left Singapore on Wednesday to attend a seminar for overseas local executives in Vevey, Switzerland. They are Mr. Dennis Khoo Kah Lock of the Singapore division and Mr. William Chua Eng Slew who164 words
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Article61 1961-04-28 12 TRAVEL business In Malaya last year Increased 20 per cent over the previous year. said Mr. G. J. Moxon. a director of Harper Gilflllan and Co. Ltd.. and would continue to increase at the rate of 10 per cent each year. He was speaking61 words
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149 1961-04-28 12 ANEW bid to drill for oil off Sarawak coast will be made at Cochrane Shoals off Bintulu by the Orient Explorer after it gets its new "le^s" and begins operations once more. The Orient Explorer, a drilling barge belonging to Brunei Shell Petroleum149 words
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Article, Illustration211 1961-04-28 12 AMR. Poul C. Hansen, Far East representative of Bunneister and Wain, the Copenhagen engineering firm, has arrived in the Federation to boost the sale of diesel generators. He said: "The dlesel engine market In Malaya Is very promising, for your country Is developing and more211 words
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Article42 1961-04-28 12 THE Malayan Life and General Assurance Co. Ltd. Ltd. which began business In February will open a branch office in Kota Bharu tomorrow. The company has already opened branches in other parts of the Federation an well as in Singapore.42 words
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Article91 1961-04-28 12 Studebaker-Packard Corporation reported a net loss of $19,477,998 in the first quarter of 1961 against a profit of $8,404,917 or 23 U.S. cents per share in the corresponding period of last year. This was Studebaker's largest first quarter loss since 1956 when the company lost $42.991 words
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Advertisement417 1961-04-28 12 A. C. Electric Motors. for all I over 3 million BROOK Motors have been ■/4ie£HJ^:_ supplied to every Kft part of the world. From 1/25 H.P. To 600 H.P. I SOLE AGENTS:R. E. MORRIS Co., Ltd. 18. Battery Road— Phone Singapore *****/2 ■^■■■■jW^^gaj^gaß''^^^ put a frompton Parkinson CEILING FAN into417 words
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Advertisement144 1961-04-28 12 "KUALA LUMPUR 1 2,555 tons CRUISE VESSEL Sailing 30th August 1961 for FREMANTLE FIRST CLASS AIR-CONDITIONED CABINS AND AMENITIES for accommodation apply to MANSFIELDS SINGAPORE 2412 K. LUMPUR ***** PENANG ***** miLm NEW MAGNIFICENT ASAHI PENTAX CAMERAS Models S-1 and S-3 MHMsaßjitanir f i~~ ~-4 1 91 fSBt I PSNTAX144 words
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Advertisement1663 1961-04-28 13 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE FREIGHT ENQUIRIES: Ttl: °4IS PASSAGE ENBUIIIES: 111: 2412 TO ADEN. LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW, LONDON ft CONTIHENTAL_PORTT>. Out Sport Sails I*. S'haa raiana MENELAUS LivtrpMl, Glasgow n PirtVApr 21 Apr 11/ 1 OEMODOCUS Havre, Livtrpttl. Dublin Ml. 11 May 4 May 9/ I May I ATP.EUS LKirpail May1,663 words
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Advertisement2817 1961-04-28 13 THE E. A. C. LINES- *■<««•. AOEN. REOSEA MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL ft SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. J^j'^fel S'W* P. Sham Penang fflUT^&i "FALSTRIA" 21 Air/ 1 May II Part/21 Ay» «Ysy\Kl "SARCOIHA" a) 21 Apr/ 4 May 5/ 7 Mat 1/ I May ISvYvSP "'l"*"* M/M Ap. YVMgr "JUTLANOIA" I) 21/25 Ma) H2l2,817 words
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Advertisement1242 1961-04-28 13 t,^ McAUSTER CO.. LTD. w_ \U>-" BIXBHMAM UMI c* KLA VKNES& L.INB itWM MAkUURC. ROTTEIOAM MVRE LOS ANGELEi SAN FRANCIUO. ft HUH SEATTLE VANCOUVER I PORTLAND CITY OF WELLINGTON Atceptmi earn fir Ceetral I SMt» yoo.i P. S'nam ftiurn Aaerici. ll Part/21 Apr II Apr/ 1 May (UNNYVIIIt CHI OF1,242 words
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350 1961-04-28 14 From Our Market Correspondent MODEST advances were made in selected tin issues on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. The gains were largely confined to leading stocks although some of the normally less dealt in counters, such as Renong, showed good appreciation. There was350 words
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Article21 1961-04-28 14 Malayan Stock Indices: April 27 April Zb Industrials: 166.72 162.14 Tins: 287.72 281.62 Rubber: 248.53 248.53 Jan. 1 1958=100.21 words
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Article899 1961-04-28 14 DUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange Kuala Lumpur yesterday with the nuumber of deals ln brackets was: indmtriale Fed. Dlap. (3.000) 12 10; r. and N. orda (3,000) 12.52 J. 12.59: Gammon (8.000) 12.28; J. Waugh (2.000) Sl-99. 11.08 xd: M. Cement (2,000) 12.80 eel. 12.75: Metal899 words
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Article153 1961-04-28 14 SHIPS lying aionm.de tha Singapcr* wharvat taday ara: Alaml Mam 4 Hamburg 6/7, Garrybank 6A. Perils KW 2. Gum Ryon NW 4, Benvenue 10/11, Roma 13/14. Fukuzan Mara 1316. Franriavllle 18. Llvenza 27/28, Fernhlll 29/30, Almerla Lykea 31/32, Demodocua 33/34, Sabang 35/36. Lycaon 38/39, Tiara 42/43. Kwan*al153 words
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Article146 1961-04-28 14 THE Chin*** Product Exchange, SlnRipore. noon, pricot Mr Picul ye>tartlay wara: Copra: quiet steady IK/ Continent April shipment »27| buyers. (28 seller*. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $41 sellers, drum $44 sellers. Poppor: quiet: no business was reported done. Muntok white SIB7I. Sarawak white *185, Sarawak special black SIS2I,146 words
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Article217 1961-04-28 14 T»HE tin price in Singapore yesterday continued to ease slightly dropping by 75 cents to $426.50 on an I offering of 260 tons. The Singapore price is easing ln sympathy with the London price which Is presumably kept down to present levels by buffer stock217 words
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Article34 1961-04-28 14 SINGAPORE, April 27. RUBBER: 91 H cents per lb. (unchanged). 5 p.m. dose: 91 :I cents (quiet). TIN: $426.50 per picul (down 75 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (down 15 tons).34 words
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Article215 1961-04-28 14 MAY first grade rubber buyera f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 911 cents per lb. unchanged on Wednesday's closlnx price The tone wan quiet but steady. S.C.C.R.A. cloaing prices In cents per Ib. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.B. Bpot f.o.b. buyers 90t, sellers 91 (N): Int. 1 R.S.S.215 words
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Article99 1961-04-28 14 MELBOURNE, Thurs. TNVESTMENT shares traded along film lines. Clyde Industries eased lid. to 12s. lid. Base metals and the oils remained steady. Santos gained is. lla. io 12s. 7d. Commonwealth Bonds held a stenov r-*>nd Con. Zinc 94 6 Mt. Isa 63/7* N.B.K. (10s.) 18 9 Pero 799 words
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Article131 1961-04-28 14 THE Malayan Enchant* Banks' Association made the following chaniceg In Ita rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to $10O> Maw York: buying airmail TT 32 11/16. O.D. 32 13/16, 90 <J/nt 33 1/16 credit bills, 33 3/16 trade bills Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 3/S. O.D. 32 1/2.131 words
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Advertisement1173 1961-04-28 14 Express U.S.A. Paoifie tfc Atlantic Coast Service E.I.A. ETA. E.TJk. E.T.A. E.I A S pore Hongfoni Honolulu S. Francisco I Angeiei N. York 'Xaaiknrl Mara" 21/24 Ma* at Mai 12 JaM 11 Jaat t Jalj "Orefaa Man" IS/11 JaM 23 JaM S Jaly 12 Jaly 27 Jaly All suitiely equipped1,173 words
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Advertisement406 1961-04-28 14 BH |mm ISRAEL NAVIGATION fc lIVI COMPANY, LTD. EILAT FAR EAST SERVICE EiUt vptre JkKKO (lawul) S»ila* 7 Ml| Spare Peaiat Diaiata nut mo (MMlwirO 25/21 Ma 27 Mjy 31 May It June BARRETTO SHIPPING TRADING CO., LTD. 49/51 ROBINSON ROAD. SPORE TEL: *****/8 WEST vmon service S'aan P. S'kaa406 words
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Advertisement71 1961-04-28 14 SHIPPING NOTICE WILH. WILHELMSEN LINE M.S. "TALABOT" ARRIVED SINGAPORE ON 20.4.61 A OeneraJ Survey ol all damaged cargo discharged ex the above vessel will be neld at 8.30 a.m. on 3rd. ana sth May 1961 at S.H.B godowns Nos 27/28 No further survey will be held either before or after71 words
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Advertisement1531 1961-04-28 14 NOTICES NOTICES NOTICE THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE a£2 ifSr&FtiS SS BANKS> ASSOCIATION Street. Singapore on 22.4.61 ana All members of the aoove Assois in no way connected with tne cw ,f 10 ln State ot Singapore firm henceforth. closed tor business on Saturday 28th April 1961 tor (Kam Yew Hln) Vesak1,531 words
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Advertisement1405 1961-04-28 15 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE p.w.D. TENDER NOTICE Tender will be received from Tenders will oe received from Registered P.W.D. Contractors Contractors Class "E" and above Class "E" and above under Head at the office of the State Engineer. IV Sub-Heaa 7 only at the Office Kedah Perlis. Alor Star, up1,405 words
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Advertisement872 1961-04-28 15 [f?T^T^fff?TW:^\ f J^'WM Jlljlbj^il (Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word* SS (Mm.) Box ill cl*. extra WANTED experienced Crawler tractor operators and fitters. Please apply uitn full details to P.O. Box 659 i B'pore. NOTICES The public is hereby notified thai Mr. Qan Kah Peng has resigned from872 words
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Advertisement1006 1961-04-28 15 SITUATIONS VACANT IV Words SS (Min.)— Box St ct: txtra SINCAPORE CITY COUNCIL: Posts of Overseer (Non-Technical), City KnKlneer's Department, filled. Applicants thanked WANTED IMMEDIATELY male teachers for a private school In Central Johore. Apply Box AA9S? S.T B'pore. before 7th Kay. WANTED ATTRACTIVE English ■peaking waitresses. Good salary. Apply1,006 words
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Advertisement1130 1961-04-28 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 10 Word* SS (Min.)— Bex St ct*. extrm FURNISHED ROOM for local girl separated from main nous* available now. id kood residential area. Tel. (B'pore) 5U99S after 6.00 p.m. SMALL FURNISHED FLAT to let In Tanglin All modern conveniences, car parking facilities. Phone ***** Spore. MODERN FURNISHED and1,130 words
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Advertisement1061 1961-04-28 15 EDUCATION 20 Words SS (Him.)— Box SI ctt. extra DISAPPOINTED WITH YOUR Rapid I Courses In Shorthand. Typewriting. 1 Bookkeeping? Then consult "I.T S < 19. Lorong 30 Oeylang, S'por* (*****). the School that never lets you lown. 1 hut always puts you right POSTAL TUITION: CYMA. College Malaya College1,061 words
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Advertisement965 1961-04-28 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word* SS (Min.)— Box S9 cts. extra A 35, U57, 4 door.o, 23.000 miles, one owner, excellent condition 53.300/- P 0.n.0. Phone S7SR3 Spore. 5 VAUXHALL VELOX 1954 MB cond'tion one owner highest offer C 390 V Alexandra Road B'pore 5. GOOD BARGAIN: 1956 Standard lv965 words
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Advertisement684 1961-04-28 15 FOR SALE 20 Words SS Mm. )—Box SO ct*. txtra NEVER SOLD BEFORE? Over 500 Pieces Boys' Fancy Sportshirt* Now 5140. Gents' Fancy Plain Only S2.7i>. Ah>o For Sheets, Blankets Remember Cathay's M/Ss\ Bras Basab Road. S por<\ ■'ORCHID LOVERS" Wr offer you wide selection of vigorous seedling*: Vnnda*. Dendrohlums,684 words
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Article405 1961-04-28 16 FREE MIST DOES BEST GALLOP Amusement Park II in top form KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday A MUSEMENT Park 11, with Bob Franklin astride, galloped attractively on a heavy track at Kuala Lumpur this af> ternoon. Breaking from the 6f. he kept up a steady pace to f:over the last 3f in405 words
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Article91 1961-04-28 16 J^EWMARKET, Thurs.— Scotland scored their first victory in the 2.000 Guineas, the first classic of the I'm.i flat season, when Rockavon brought of? a surprise win here yesterday. Rockavon, a 66-1 outsider won by tw* lengths from another titi 1 outsider. Prince Tudor, with Irish challenger TimReuter - 91 words
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188 1961-04-28 16 Stricter checks for 1964 Gamesmen MELBOURNE. Thurs.—Australian representatives for the 1964 Olympic Games In Tokyo will have to undergo more stringent medical checks than their predecessors, the Australian Olympic Federation announced yesterday. This follows the announcement that British athletes and officials at the 1960 Games in Rome are to receiveReuter - 188 words
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472 1961-04-28 16 Scratchings will be more than 30 at this weekend racing l/'UALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. Fields for the last two days of the Selangor Turf Club's April Meeting on Saturday and Sunday will be small. More than 30 horses are likely to be withdrawn; quite a few of them have already472 words
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Article267 1961-04-28 16 LONDON, Thursday. "MEIL Harvey, the Australian touring team's viceiT captain, who missed net practice yesterday because of a "sweat rash" is included in the tourists' side to meet Worcestershire in the opening match on Saturday. i Skipper Richie Benaud leads the team, which includes267 words
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Article102 1961-04-28 16 ONDON. Thurs. Tottenham Hotspur, the new English soccer champions, last night equalled the 30--year First Division points record at home to take their tally to 66 points this season. The super Spurs can beat the record, set by Arsenal in 1930-31. as they still have one more102 words
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142 1961-04-28 16 DUNFERMLINE MAKE HISTORY WITH CUP WIN GLASGOW, Thurs. Dunfermllne last night made soccer history at Hampden Park here. Beating Celtic 2-0 in the Scottish Cup Final replay, they won the trophy for the first time in their career. The game was a trlumpn for vie ijuniermnne team m which goalkeeperReuter - 142 words
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Article, Illustration68 1961-04-28 16 CARTE Blanche, ridden by Lt-Col. D. D. P. Smyly, makes a wet day even damper as he splashes through the lake at the end of the crosscountry course of the three-day horse trials at Badminton, Gloucestershire, last week. The gelding wasReuter - 68 words
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Article58 1961-04-28 16 NEW YORK, Thurs. The United States lawn tennis championships will again be played at Forest Hills here frorr Sept. 1 to 10. The championships have been held at Forest Hills since 1924, but there have been reports that strong pressure was put on the association to switch theReuter - 58 words
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185 1961-04-28 16 Boxing: 'Parent' body's status queried KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Selangor Amateur Boxing Association held an emergency meeting today to decide whether it should become an affiliate of the Federation of Malaya Amateur Boxing Association. After an hour's discussion the meeting decided to seek the advice of the Registrar of Societies.185 words
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Article138 1961-04-28 16 Gold Cup soccer ■QENANO, Thurs. The Malay Ml Inter-state soccer competition r the Sultan's Gold Cup will hegin on May 7 when three matches will be played. This competition Is scheduled to be completed before the start of the Malaya Cup competition aiui slates have been notified that no postponment138 words
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Article144 1961-04-28 16 ENGLISH LEAGUE: Div. 1— Chelsea 0 Sheffield Wednesday 2; 'Leicester 1 Manchester City 2; Tottenham 1 Notts Forest 0. Div. 2 —Luton 4 Charlton 1. Div. 3. Reading 3 Queen's Park Rangers 1: Sh'pwsbury I Walsall 2; Swindon 3 Torquay 1. Div. 4—AJdershot 6 York 1; Crystal Palace 2144 words
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Article20 1961-04-28 16 UK matches: Halifax 9 Oldham 28: Huddersfield 6 Batley 12; Hull 33 Bramley 7; Salford 9 IWhitehaven 9.20 words
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Advertisement139 1961-04-28 16 V ~Dniflop j j llfI If k SPORTS EQUIPMENT J I [I A Wk ives yw > champion's chance *—^J] I U I use Craftsman designed Jm mm t PETER THOMSON A fk GOLF CLUBS A Finest ofi or through Iht grttn. ■*m^mKKKti^.lZ?-rjoB mwm Jm mmmmmm «^B» MB t for139 words
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Advertisement188 1961-04-28 16 This is an Onia Gegi catalytic oil gasification unit and if you know what that means you are just the person who will be interested in THE FAR EAST ENGINEER This no-nonsense magazine gives you the essential technical details you want to know. The issue now on sale, for example,188 words
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Article555 1961-04-28 17 STEADY RAIDS BY SPORE CHINESE FORWARDS CRACK VISITORS' DEFENCE SINGAPORE. Thursday. 1/OREAN Youths did not play up to expectations JV when they went down 3-1 to Singapore Chinese at Jalan Besar tonight. Fast and strong, the Korean Youths excelled in short passing tactics, however, but had555 words
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Article197 1961-04-28 17 KIA still unbeaten in Ipoh I IPOH, Thurs. The unbeaten Kinta Indians scored their fourth victory i n a div 1 soccer tie on the Town Padang here when they beat Perak Chinese Recreation Club by two goals to one. It was the lowly-placed Recs" sixth defeat this season. The197 words
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235 1961-04-28 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. F|ARUL AFIAH. bid17 ding for a quick return to first division football, are set to win their section in div. two Today they beat their closest rivals, Rajaji, by six goals to one at Geylang Stadium. Darul Afiah. who now move235 words
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Article50 1961-04-28 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mrs. Sally Tiers became the Royal Island Club champion when she beat Mrs. Holborn at the 19th in the final of the club crampionship at Upper Thomson Road today. The Duffers Cup final was won by Mrs. L. Sterrett who beat Mrs. Scarle 5 and 4.50 words
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Article52 1961-04-28 17 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER INTER DISTRICT POLICE (Taiplng) Kuala Kangsar 4 (Kamaruddin 3, Aziz) Taiplng 4 (Siva 3. Osman). HAY CUP (Kluang): Ellas E«T 3 (Rajamanlkam 2, Loh Poh Patt) Kulal Bat 1 (Abdul Mobln). IXr LANG AT LEAGI'E DIV. 1: Indo-Ceylonese SC 4 (Syed Hussein 2, Sivasundram 2), Police 252 words
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Article, Illustration252 1961-04-28 17 MOK SIN PIN - Francis has the last laugh MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Five yea^s ago a REME unit stationed in Somerset was short of a hammer thrower for an athletic meet and the commanding officer, looking around for one, spotted 6ft 2in Roy Francis Davis and ordered him to have a252 words
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317 1961-04-28 17 Malaya's hopes high for tennis success KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. ri'HE Federation will meet Singapore in their 1 annual tennis match at Kuala Lumpur this weekend on the Lake Club Courts. Play starts at 3 p.m. on Saturday and continues at 9.30 a.m. on Sunday. i 1 Malaya, losers last year,317 words
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Article217 1961-04-28 17 Peng Soon will prepare Thais SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Wong Peng Soon, former Malayan Thomas Cup captain and now professional coach with the People's Association, has accepted an offer by the Thailand Badminton Association to prepare the young Thai team for the final rounds of this year's Thomas Cup championship at Jakarta217 words
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Article169 1961-04-28 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Denmark's Thomas Cup team will play an exhibition match against Malaya at the Singapore Badminton Hall on May 27 and 28 on their way ito the inter-zone finals ,at Jakarta in June. The Badminton AnqetaI tion of Malaya, who are negotiating with the Danish169 words
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Article119 1961-04-28 17 PENANG, Thurs. Penang will meet Keciah in a friendly soccer match at the City Stadium at 7 p.m. on Saturday The game will serve as practice for Penang for their FAM Cup fiml on May 6 against the winners of the Selangor v s Kelantan match.119 words
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Miscellaneous210 1961-04-28 17 SOCCER TOIR MATCH: Spore Malays v PSS PermaUng Biantar (Jn Besar. 7.30 p.m.). SPORE LEAGI'E Div. 2B: Sctia Jaya v Bintang Bulan (St. George s Rd < Bukaramal v RAF Tengali (Geylang); Div. 2U: Badan Keseman v STB (Parrer Pk). FRIENDLY: Naval Base v .T Bahru Khalsa (Naval Base). J.210 words
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Article356 1961-04-28 18 Reported arrest is denied: 'Life not in peril' gRUSSELS, Thurs. The Congolese Foreign Ministry said in a communique today that reports that President M o i s c Tshombe of Katanga had been arrested in Coquilhatville, Equateur Province, were "completely unfounded." The communique was quoted by theReuter - 356 words
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Article, Illustration179 1961-04-28 18 pj KUALA LUMPUR, Thur« rpENGKU Indra Putra, 45 (above), the elder brother of the Sultan of Kelantan, arrived in Kuala Lumpur today on his way to Penang to be sworn in as the Acting Governor during the absence of Raja Tun Ida. who is making the179 words
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117 1961-04-28 18 CAPE CANAVERAL. Thurs. A Juno II rocket roared from its launching pad here today and put into orbit a 'space telescope" satellite to study cosmic radiation. The rocket roared off at 1417 GMT. It was supposed to hurl the 95-pound instrument-loaded satellite into an orbit117 words
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Article38 1961-04-28 18 SINGAPORE Thurs. The Singapore Indian Association will hold a social dance called "Itsle Bitsie" at its Balestier Road premises on Saturday night. and the floor shows will Include items by the Indonesian artistes Surini and Laila.38 words
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Article315 1961-04-28 18 LONDON, Thurs. Tftere was renewed bouyancy In industrial equities on the London siock exchange today. Peisisteiu buying was biiciuiaied by good news from industry and from inaiviilu.il companies while a siiortuge of stock ennar.ced values In seme instances, particularly Imperial Chemicals whlcii closed 2/3 higher315 words
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Article33 1961-04-28 18 LONDON. Tliurs— Spot 26 7 sd June 27d.. July-Sepi.. 27d., Ocu-Dec. 265 d.. Jau.-Mar. 26 T »o.. April-June 26 a., c.l.f. May 26 s c., June 26 July 26 '-d. Tone: Steady.33 words
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Article23 1961-04-28 18 LONDON. Thurs— Buyers £842. sellers £842' Forward buyeis £849 sellers £850. Settlement £842. Turnover a.m. 90 ions, pm. 140 ton*. Tone: Steaoy.23 words
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Article, Illustration244 1961-04-28 18 SHOOTING 'UGLY AMERICAN' AWAITS BRANDO SINGAPORE, Thursday. FILMING of "The Ugly American" will start in June or July in Thailand as soon as actor Marlon Brando is available, the president of UniversalInternational Pictures. Mr. Milton R. Rackmil. said in Singapore today. Brando may come to Singapore when the cast is244 words
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105 1961-04-28 18 Kadu sets up new Government in Kenya NAIROBI, Thurs.— Mr. j Ronald Ngala, president of the Kenya African Democratic Union (Kadu). today announced the formation of a new Kenya government. Two ministries will remain vacant. The announcement followed a meeting last night bet- ween Kadu leaders and the Governor. SirReuter - 105 words
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Article45 1961-04-28 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. -The independent candidate in the Hcng Lim by-election. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. will hold his last two rallies of his campaign tomorrow. Places and times arc: China Street 7 to 8.30 p.m. Upper Chin Chew Street 8.30 to 10 p.m.45 words
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Article159 1961-04-28 18 Mother and a kidnap that wasn't SINGAPORE. Thurs. A frantic housewife walked into tho Paya Lebar police station yesterday and reported that her son had been kidnapped. Police officers set i-ut immediately to hunt for the "kidnapper" i taxi driver in whose car houscwitr. Mok Lim Ycow had earlier travelled.159 words
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Obituary30 1961-04-28 18 VIMALA. daiik-nt.r of B Kumaran, Dit'irtmrnt uf iMbC Relation*, on 2T.4.01. Cortege leavn .1160 Gtiillemard V.ill. v !1.,..d at 11.00 a.m. on M.4.M >ur ■Hapak Hindu B— rial (smiind.30 words
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Article28 1961-04-28 18 MR. AND MRS. T. V. RAMAN*. Malayan lUOwajf I Kink rclativ.-i, friends. waß-vMttn for their atte.idanrr. urtltMM, Klft.*. conß-ratulatory ■MMMM on the occminn of their marriaKe 12.4.61.28 words
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