The Straits Times, 13 April 1961
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Title Section19 1961-04-13 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS? 00,000 The Straits Times No*"* He**** Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1961. 15 CENTS.19 words
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Article1494 1961-04-13 1 RUSSIA WINS THE SPACE RACE Report by radio from over South America: Flight is going normally I feel well Around the world in 89 minutes MOSCOW, Wednesday A RUSSIAN today became the first spaceman when he orbited the earth and landed safely at a predeterminedReuter; UPI - 1,494 words
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Article37 1961-04-13 1 UK CALL TO REDb GtNtV.V Wed. tain today callnj SoAiet Union to u><- §ann strength and ■MH] I had led to their through in >pjcc t<> mm MMhi t<» v wide nuclear test I"" treaty.— ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article234 1961-04-13 1 mPIDCT QTFP leading towards the dramatic I rid I Oitr man-in-space announcement was taken on Oct. 4. 1957. when Russia told a startled world that she had hurled Sputnik I into space. The 184-pound sphere reached a maximum bright of 560 miles, and people all over the234 words
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87 1961-04-13 1 WASHINGTON. Wed President Kennedy, congratulating the Russian scientists and engineers who made this "outstanding technical accomplishment" possible, said: "The exploration of our solar system is an ambi•nn which we and all mankind share with Russia. This is an im- portant step toward the goal.Reuter - 87 words
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Article63 1961-04-13 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. Lt. Col. John Powers, press officer for the US astronauts, was unimpressed when a reporter told him today that Russia had a man in space. "it's 3 a.m. in the morning, you jerk." he bellowed into the telephone from Langley Air Force Base. Virginia. "IfUPI - 63 words
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Article97 1961-04-13 1 Moscow goes wild with joy MOSCOW, Wed. Moscow burst into wild jubilation today when a Soviet airman became the first man in space. The city's streets resembled London's Piccadilly Circus on V-E Day. Russians hugged and kissed. They wept. They laughed. Down the main streets came a snowballing procession ofUPI - 97 words
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Article102 1961-04-13 1 LONDON. Wed. A tremendous scramble for tin developed on the London Metal Market today. The off-take 890 tons was the largest in any one day since the Korean war. Concern over further tightening of supplies was evident by a rise of do per ton in the102 words
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Article42 1961-04-13 1 JERUSALEM, Wed. Th« second day of Adolf Eichmann s trial on mass murder charges began today in a half empty courtroom here. Only small knots of people watched outside the wiredoff converted community centre as the morning session began. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article36 1961-04-13 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. Dr. Konrad Adenauer. th« West German Chancellor, arrived in Washington today with a pledge that Germany would contribute its share of responsibility for the fate of the free world. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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249 1961-04-13 2 Radioactive island produces Pacific supermen SYDNEY, Wed. A leading New Zealand scientist says a "master race" of 6ft. tall natives is living on a central Pacific island where radioactivity is up to 100 times higher than normal, the Sydney Sun reported. The scientist. Sir Ernest Marsden. says the 5.000 nativesReuter - 249 words
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Article25 1961-04-13 2 LONDON. Wed. Princess Alexandra of Kent will visit Hong Kong for a week in the autumn. It was announced from Kensington Palace.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article217 1961-04-13 2 NEW DELHI, Wednesday. TNDIAN troops have been deployed along the Indo-Tibetan border to make further Chinese Communlsl incursions into Indian territory "impossible Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, Indian Minister of Defence, said yesterday. He was speaking at the start of a two-day debate on •the217 words
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97 1961-04-13 2 JAKARTA. Wed— A West Irian combat brigade has been set up In South Borneo by Indonesia's lreedomnghters. according to an announcement issued here by the headquarters of Indonesia's Veterans' Legion. The announcement said the creation of the "Papua Council" In West IrianReuter - 97 words
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Article68 1961-04-13 2 Honour for Churchill NEW YORK. Wed—Firetenders put on a water display and all vessels in New York harbour dipped their flags in salute and sounded their sirens today when the yacht Christina sailed up the Hudson River with Sir Winston Churchill abroad. Sir Winston will pay a short visit toReuter - 68 words
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Article19 1961-04-13 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. Earl Mountbatten, chairman of the Nato military committee, conferred with President Kennedy yesterday. UPIUPI - 19 words
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364 1961-04-13 2 PRESIDENT: U.S. MUST MOVE NOW IN LATIN AMERICA WASHINGTON, Wednesday. PRESIDENT KENNEDY said yesterday that the Cuban Premier, Dr. Fidel Castro, might become "a greater danger" unless the United States "moved now." The President made the remark on a television interview which was filmedReuter - 364 words
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123 1961-04-13 2 RIOT CHARGES AGAINST 13 AFRICANS DROPPED: 'HUMANITARIAN' ACT CAPETOWN, Wed. The 13 Africans who have been standing trial at Vereeniging, charged with acts of violence and incitement arising out of the riots at Vandcrbijl Park on March 21. last year, yesterday walked out of court here free men. Mr. R.E.T.Reuter - 123 words
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259 1961-04-13 2 SNAKE ACT IN STRIP CLUB 'REVOLTING', COURT TOLD I ONDON. Wed.— During a striptease act in a 47.--000-member London club, a girl put a live snake's head in her mouth and made certain gestures, it was alleged in court here yesterday. The act. said the police, brought the shouted commentReuter - 259 words
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Miscellaneous33 1961-04-13 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby Z' IQISM N \V WUVCANT f *O«J > IRISM 5mt t J *>" GIVE ME j _^-< I HAVE A STgw /-Y"\ \*»»AIN a CMOICC y /A.i \CMOIC6/ I qq J33 words
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Article295 1961-04-13 3 PROSPECT OF ANY FUTURE NEGOTIATIONS MAY BE COMPROMISED: ALGERIA UNLIKELY TO ACCEPT TWO POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS TUNIS, Wednesday. FIRST reaction in Algerian insurgent quarters here last night to President de Gaulle's Press conference was unfavourable, and some circles thought the prospect of future negotiations was compromised.Reuter - 295 words
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Article317 1961-04-13 3 But 1,500 Indian reinforcements still remain stranded in Dar-es-Salaam pLJSABETHVILLE, Wed. As a showdown between President Tshombe and the United Nations was threatened yesterday 1.500' U.N. Indian troops remained stranded in Dar-es-Salaam with no fuel for the American planes waiting to fly them to Katanga.Reuter; UPI - 317 words
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93 1961-04-13 3 Jap 'Count of Monte Cristo' gets retrial fOKYO, Wed. A Japanese imprisoned for nearly 50 years at last found a court willing to listen to his appeal against a 1913 sentence of death for armed robbery and order a retrial. Newspapers have been describing him as the Japanese Count ofReuter - 93 words
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Article22 1961-04-13 3 LONDON, Wed. Princess Anne, 10-year-old, daughter of Queen Elizabeth, has measles. She is in bed at Windsor Castle. Reutei.Reuter - 22 words
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Article25 1961-04-13 3 ALGIERS. Wed.— One person died and two others were injured last night in an explosion in Northern Algiers, No other details were available.—Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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223 1961-04-13 3 Students protest at Menzies' apartheid stand From K.D. GOTT: MELBOURNE, Wed. T^EARLY 500 Melbourne University students and staff today marched through city streets in a protest demonstration against the attitude of the Prime Minister, Mr. R.G. Menzies, towards apartheid. Some banners carried by demonstrators read "Menzies complacement about Injustice," "tyranny223 words
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Article, Illustration267 1961-04-13 3 Mac: I've no doom prophecy despite turmoil OTTAWA, Wed. Mr. Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, said here yesterday that the world was in turmoil but he did not share 'prophecies of chaos, decay and eventual doom. He told the luncheon meeting of the Canadian Club here it would beReuter - 267 words
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Article48 1961-04-13 3 JAKARTA, Wed President, Soekarno will start his two and a half month world tour on April 16. when he visits Thailand. Antara quoting an official anouncement said. The Indonesian Defence Minister, General Abdul Haris Nasution, will accompany the president to the Soviet Union. —Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article42 1961-04-13 3 PARIS, Wed.— Brigitte Bardot plans to drop filming for at least two years to become an interior decorator, it was reported her* yesterday by France -Soir. The 26-year-old star is under contract to make three more films. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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117 1961-04-13 3 MP's QUERIES ON FOOD PARCELS FOR CHINA T ONDON. Wed.— Mr. William Teeling (Conservative) asked in the Commons yesterday what steps the Hong Kong Government was taking to organise the sending of food parcels to the famine areas of China. The Colonial Undersecretary. Mr. Hugh Fraser. replied. "None." In answerReuter - 117 words
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Article51 1961-04-13 3 LONDON. Wed. The motorman of an electric train died and 12 passengers were taken to hospital last night when an electric train wao in a head-on collision with an engine, travelling tender first, just outside Waterloo Station, London. The electric train, was canying 150 passengers.Reuter - 51 words
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Miscellaneous401 1961-04-13 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE 41.7 metres. Medium Wave 476 metres Short Wave: 62 metres A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. Negara- from 8.00 9.00 p.m. ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morn- A.M. 6.00 Good Morning- 6.02 Ing Melodies: 6.50 Keep Fit With Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News. Telk Lee; 7.00 Music Prom Auk-401 words
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Article, Illustration592 1961-04-13 4 SINGAPORE, Wed VOLUNTARY WORK BY THEM COULD GALVANISE SPORE INTO GREATER ACTIVITY THE Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today called upon the State's 12,000 teachers to re-think, resolve and to bestir themselves to make their contribution in voluntary community work. He was speaking592 words
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211 1961-04-13 4 STRACHEY BOOED AT CULTURAL CENTRE SINGAPORE, Wed. Demonstrators here booed at a British Member of Parliament and former British War Minister, Mr. John Strachey, when he arrived at the Cultural Centre in Canning Rise this evening to talk on "What was Imperialism?" Placards and posters bearing anti-imperialist slogans were put211 words
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676 1961-04-13 4 Ong still 'toeing PAP line, Lee tells rally SINGAPORE, Wed 'REASON IS PARTY HAS FULL SUPPORT OF MASSES 9 THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight charged that the former Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, still followed the Peoples Action Party policies because he realised that676 words
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Article86 1961-04-13 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. A school teacher. Teo Kirn Hui, 21, now under a district court conviction and sentence of three years' Jail on a charge of robbery, was freed on appeal in the high court here today. Mr. Justice Buttrose, before whom the appeal was argued, set86 words
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Article272 1961-04-13 4 rplIE following Is today's X schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London, Rome, Teheran, Delhi, Rangoon iBA--794) 1.55 pjn. Qantaa: From Sydney, Darwin (QF777) 7.45 ajn.; from Sycney, Darwin (QF575) 5.10 pjn. Cathay Pacific: From Hong Kong, Bangkok272 words
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Article147 1961-04-13 4 BRITISH TRADE MISSION FLIES IN SINGAPORE, Wed. A British trade mission flew in this evening to find out why United Kingdom trade with Singapore and the Federation "has been somewhat disappointing recently." Stating this at an airport conference. Mr. Magnus Pearce, leader of the flveman team one of four such147 words
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Advertisement128 1961-04-13 4 NEW ALHAMBRA-opens today! Phone: ***** (SINGAPORE) 11 0.m.-1. 30-4.00-6.30 9.30 p.m. $S^ kV'l ROMANCK AND •'■AZING GUNSI^^^V A-.-* f^-J.MAMYjotMowN^^QnprnT vnniip -'nTAiinn tc,n. T > y .«~.c~. nWjJUUIIhJAnIJuLrn MUll LIKE NOTHING ON EARTH OR UNDER THE SEAS! mmm richaio a oana ma oaky > AIWfiDMARK Andrews Merrill COMING SOON TO NEW128 words
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Miscellaneous157 1961-04-13 4 SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: nearsal 8 pjn. 12th annual exhibition of works YWCA (Raffles Quay): Cak.e by local artists at the Singapore making 2.30 pjn.; Chinese cookPolytechnic. Prince Edward Ing slew mal 5.15 p.m.: Malay Road. 10.30 a.m. lo 6.30 p.m.; beginners 11 a.m 5.15 p.m. exhibition of paintings at Bn-157 words
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Article, Illustration8387 1961-04-13 5 SINGAPORE'S MINISTER OF FINANCE EXPLAINS TO THE HOUSE WHY PUBLICATION WAS DEFERRED SINGAPORE, Wednesday SINGAPORE'S Minister of Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today described as ''absolute nonsense*' the criticism by certain people that the State's four-year development plan was produced for the8,387 words
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Advertisement117 1961-04-13 5 FASHION DIARY This month's arrivals from i top U.S. fashion houses include the most flatteringly leminine suim-suits you've ever seen. Our collection features such famous names as Dc Weese. Sirena, Maurice Handler and Unique Girl and Rose Marie Reid. All sizes— all shape? i\\\h EXCLUSIVE AMERICAN IMPORTS GOWNS HATS JEWELLERY117 words
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Miscellaneous267 1961-04-13 5 Buys Unit it ij By Buiph Heimdahl r t-i 1 /OKAY, I I GIVE ME THE Mil > \$T?E\ HM/ II HI "^V \djLEIMSi\J HESE COMES] HOTDOO.QUiaa.YJ J IH Sf V |> 5 -\[\aU*' AJL»WEONECF\ hTV-,-^ M/BUSI J HERE'S YOUR/ -^Jl "*L T^OXYfts V™°^2f!^s>>-I A %^\jt sj* uiww^/ s^^Ho lAI267 words
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Advertisement156 1961-04-13 6 I K I W m F> tt^S§ Knitting machine! Built-in quality NOW AVAILABLE IN SINGAPORE V HILLMAN HUMBER SUNBEAM SINGER COMMER KARRIER If so, you are invited to have it workshop inspected, road tested and be given a written report all free of any charge or obligation for one week156 words
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Advertisement139 1961-04-13 6 Airfares are all the same; service makes the difference Fly Swissair worldwide ON YOUR NEXT HOME LEAVE. John Little's Building, Raffles Place, Singapore. Tel: ***** (4 lines) PRICKLY HEAT There's no need for you and youf children to suffer from prickly heat and that hot tormenting itch any longer. Buy139 words
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Advertisement391 1961-04-13 7 rmmsr Electrolux refrigerator IBSIHHttfJMMMHMHIMMAMMHkfeK:.. ,S^ Electrolux L.76 Here is refrigeration in the •> Capacity 7.6 cv. ft. grand manner. Luxuriously appointed k with the most modern refinements. f TOTtn f°° d com the new Electrolux L.76 has more partment than 14 square feet of shelf space, 5 ice trays with391 words
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Article35 1961-04-13 8 M Hurrf, Sl» (Minimum) MR. A MRS. S. SUKUMARA CHANDRAN thank friend* and relatives for 'heir kind a**i.<tancs and attendance, congratulatory message* and valiialile gilt* on the occasion of their roent marriage at Muar.35 words
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Article288 1961-04-13 8 W,,r4, S/fl (Minimum) O YOU ALWAYS FEEL fit to face a buxy mom mi:'.' You will If you have Trio* Ready. to-eat Oat Cereal lor WHEN IT COMES tv Alrcondltionlns: ran ye got to hand It lo Climate Easlaeerhif the Wentlnghoiiae iv,,|,j, Rjai Hasavctw «;lm3 or in the K.il.iation288 words
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She Straits £imf 5 Thursday, April 13, 1961.
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Article776 1961-04-13 8 With* man's fust flight into the fringe of space, a new era begins. Op. the day eight months ;i«o that Strelka and Belka. the Russian space dogs, were lifted out of their capsule at the end of eighteen whirls I round the world, the problems of hurtling776 words
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Article550 1961-04-13 8 National leaders of the political parties ought to be re- garding with grave concern the outbreaks of hooliganism that have marred the Jinjang and Chcnderiang local elections. At Jinjang, fourteen were injured in a clash, four of them with wounds serious enough to require hospital admission, j Sticks,550 words
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Article, Illustration1225 1961-04-13 8 By A TIMES CORRESPONDENT POLITICIANS no longer have the time to embark on grand and digestible tours. Today they pay lightning visits, shake a thousand hands, come away with mental hiccups and a sandwich of impressions, fleeting one day. perhaps fled the next. Even1,225 words
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AIR SHOW: A FLASHBACK TO KALLANG IN 1937
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Letter32 1961-04-13 8 f WISH to thank your cor--1 respondent who Jrew our attention to the obstruction caused by cars parked along Cairnhill Road near the entrance to the Singapore Chinese Girls' School.32 words
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Letter83 1961-04-13 8 WITH reference to the recent complaint about the shocking condition of the Encyclopaedia Britanhica in the National Library, may I suggest that these dilapidated volumes be taken to the SATA shop for rebinding? An excellent job will be done at small cost, the SATA patients will benefit,83 words
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Letter104 1961-04-13 8 CLERKS. ..AND CONFIRMATION A LARGE number of GCS probationary clerks are denied confirmation because they lack a credit in English. Although many of them will hate their probationary periods extended, cannot the stall side of the Whitlfy Council urge the Government to waive this English credit requirement? If temporary clerks104 words
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Letter94 1961-04-13 8 STORY HOUR: WIFE'S PLEA rr is unfair for Radio Singapore to presume that all women are tree to listen to its romantic story hour programme between 2.00 p m. and 3.00 D.m. each day. Many of us who can understand and enjoy these stories go out to work. I am94 words
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Letter43 1961-04-13 8 \VITH reference to the article on the former Kalian* Airport in your Air Show supplement, the airport was declared open on June 12. 1937 by Sir Shenton Thomas who was the Governor and not by Sir Cecil dementi. S. RAMACHANDRA Malacca.43 words
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Letter41 1961-04-13 8 Action has now been taken by the traffic police to remedy the situation by extending the original white line along the centre of Cairnhill Road further down towards its junction with Orchard Road. I.IM SENG HI AT Police Secretary Singapore.41 words
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268 1961-04-13 9 By LAKSHMI NATARAJAN I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. —More than 600.000 Hindus in Malaya will shut their eyes and grope towards lighted bronze lamps in their homes tomorrow morning. They will do this immediately they wake up— to usher in the Hindu new year.268 words
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Article57 1961-04-13 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Thieves broke into the home of Madam Chan Kirn Yiun in Charlton Lane off Upper Serangoon Road yesterday and got away with $1,300 worth of jewellery. When she returned from her mothers home in Boon Teck Road at 7.30 p.m. she found the back57 words
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Article67 1961-04-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The National Museum has offered to lend 79 Malay weapons from its collection for display in Malayan Embassies and High Commissions overseas. The weapons, ranging from 1 small daggers to swords, will be dispatched shortly. They include both wavy and straight-bladed krises. The67 words
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Article336 1961-04-13 9 WE'LL NOT SEEK SAME WAGE SCALE FOR YOUR MESSENGERS, AS THOSE IN CHUNG KHIA W— SECRETARY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'pHE Singapore Bank Employees' Union tox day assured foreign banks that it had no intention to press them for the same wage scale for messengers as those paid336 words
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Article163 1961-04-13 9 SWOOP ON THUGS: 13 HELD j IN A series of anti-gangster swoops, Singapore police yesterday detained 13 secret society suspects under the Criminal Law Temporary Provisions^ Ordinance. LOANS totalling $20,796,--000 were given by the Chinese Tin Mines Reha bilitation Loans Board last year, says a report to be tabled in163 words
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Article83 1961-04-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. An average of 14 people are drowned annually In the disused mining pools around Kuala Lumpur. In a bid to prevent more deaths, the Selangor Government has spent $500 to buy 50 warning signs. Erected beside ths deathtrao poois, they advise bathers of83 words
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Article, Illustration10 1961-04-13 9 NEVER ON STAGE— YET YOUTHS SEEK MATURE FILM ROLES SHARMINI10 words
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135 1961-04-13 9 IPOH, Wednesday. T*HREE Umno members, headed by a former chairJ man of the Parit local council, walked <sut of a meeting of the council. They are Inche Mohamed Noor bin Adtl. the former chairman, Haji Abdul OhanJ bin Hajl Said and Inche Adnan bin135 words
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Article39 1961-04-13 9 KLANG. Wed Iron bars being unloaded from a ship by crane knocked two labourers overboard from a lighter off Port Swettenham last night One. Shahidln bin Kompot was rescued. The other. Hassan bin Kassim, is missing.39 words
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Article92 1961-04-13 9 Two die on border operations IPOH. Wed.— Two members of the Security Forces died yesterday while on anti-terrorist operations in the Malaya-Thai border area. DEATH NO. 1: Captain Andrew Smith, 30, a military intelligence officer stationed in Kroh. who collapsed and died while on a reconnaissance mission. DEATH NO. 2:92 words
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Article27 1961-04-13 9 SEREMBAN, Wed. The Seremban Rotary Club will hold a charity dance and fashion parade at the Town Hall on Saturday April 29. from 9 p.m.27 words
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Article17 1961-04-13 9 KUALA KANGSAR. Wed The United Malayan Banking Corporation Ltd.. opened a branch here today.17 words
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342 1961-04-13 9 Lovely Sharmini is just not the type for Marlon SINGAPORE. Wed. Miss Sharmini Tiruchelvam describ ed in London a few years ago as one of the most beautiful women, has been found unsuitable for any role in three new American films to be shot in Touth-East Asia. This decision wa342 words
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Article26 1961-04-13 9 KUALA KANGSAR. Wed Police Inspector Mohamed All bin Abdullah has been transferred to the police headquarters In Ipoh after being stationed 20 months here26 words
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Article53 1961-04-13 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Officials of the Goodwood Park Hotel and the Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers' Union, representing the hotel's 120 strikers, met at the Labour Department today to try to settle their dispute. No agreement was reached at the meeting but both sides agreed to53 words
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251 1961-04-13 9 I LONDON, Wed. 1 'THE Colonial Undersecretary, Mr. Hugh Fraser, said yesterday that the law concerning printing presses had been changed in Sarawak because some newspapers there had published material likely to prejudice peace and g«x>d order A Labour M P Mr.Reuter - 251 words
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189 1961-04-13 9 Extortion bid at cabaret is alleged IPOH. Wed.— A dunce, hostess, Anna Lee Kwan Yuen. 24. and a tinsmith. Lim Ah On. 25, were jointly charged in the Sessions Court here loday with attempted extortion. They were alleged to have attempted to extort money from another dance hostess, Yip Kwal189 words
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Article45 1961-04-13 9 PENANG. Wed. Claude Cuthbert Balhetchet, 49. was allowed $500 bail after he pleaded not guilty to a charge of cheating a shopkeeper. Tan Kiah Soo of $90 in cash and goods on Feb. 16. The case will be heard on April 21.45 words
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Article209 1961-04-13 9 ALBAKRI PROBES CLASH AT POLLS ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The head of the Elections Commission, Haji Mustap.ia Albakn. is conducting a private inquiry into the events which led to the clash at the Jinjv.ug new village local council election on Sunday Officially he cannot takt an> action because neither the MCA209 words
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Article41 1961-04-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. I The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak and the Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji TaI lib. have agreed to be patrons of the Tagore centenary cPieI bration committee in Kuala I Lumpur.41 words
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Advertisement141 1961-04-13 9 [Tf Jlfi SHE'S BUYING •M I FOR QUALITY ftyi bosch 4<U 1 REFRIGERATORS MADE IN GERMANY IN EVERY DETAIL OF ag^^ N^ DESIGN, MATERIAL ANO iflMca \\\f7iWBMKBKKMj I CONSTRUCTION M/?V LL^LLwTf BOSCH REFRIGERATORS s w/ppPVPPVvW/ SHOW THE QUALITY <OJtM ffi^L^LuT^ B WHICH HAS MADE I=llll II '1 T THEIR NAME141 words
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Advertisement85 1961-04-13 9 '^SS HUfiKSi aHi bp^ ~~j ...YOU'VE HAD PROGRESS MOTORS LTD. GIVE YOU A TRADE-IN PROPOSITION ON A NEW Phenomenal New and Used Car Sales prove Progress Motors Ltd., policy of Trade-in Values is the right one. We urgently require more used vehicles, so call today and obtain an honest valuation85 words
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Article, Illustration473 1961-04-13 10 COMFORT IN FASHION Achieve it with thought fALL, slim and lovely Margaret Mok, 21, who is just back from Australia, has very definite ideas on food a.n d fashion and knows what she is talking about. Margaret has completed a fouryear domestic science course at the Emily McPherson College of473 words
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Article, Illustration230 1961-04-13 10 GLITTER STONES FOR PRETTY FINGERS M ALAYAN girls have iTI delicate fingers and should draw attention to them by wearing rings, according to the representative of a French jewellery firm, Mr. Robert A. Bergeron, who was in Malaya recently to show the latest collection of Jewellery. There are more than230 words
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320 1961-04-13 10 CATHERINA NG - KNIT PRESENTS IN COTTON FOR FRIENDS CATHERINA NG by EXPENSIVE fancy-knitted doily sets and table cloths, which are imported from western countries, is now within easy reach of the average housewife. A leading sewing machine company has introduced a new home knitting machine which will enable you to "do-it-yourself." Weighing320 words
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Advertisement417 1961-04-13 10 Cow\ J 'Simply Out of this WoHd!' NEW HORIZONS Eiicfnt Sproy Mist with the cryital-cool oftar-nott. Alto try thai* wafidcrtul tragroncas Surrender Raflcxions Danger Ricochet Ooux Jasmin In 2>, ox 4 01 bottles. Available at all leading I Vw stores and dispensaries. j Foot Itch Healed in 3 Days Do417 words
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Advertisement321 1961-04-13 10 -fSlss^K i£ Cet all the best of the coffee bean Drink America's favourite coffee Drink real lOO^c pure coffee... MAXWELL Dpil!^ HOUSE /TIM ill' j GOOD TO THE LAST DROP ■•%^/IML§(\ indigestion agonies 1 Bismag' tablets bring c.«. .«i; A f Now you ein eat n (eve y<w TaSI Sate321 words
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Miscellaneous262 1961-04-13 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS shouldn't apeak 1. Talented performances? <15># 6- A number of a car In 8. Unlawfully drunk, reacning October, perhaps (8) disorderly (2, 6). .7. Dispatched about .en bills 9. Move faster: the batsman on ahead, proverbially speakmay be. inversely, if he ing (15). coesn't 1 6).262 words
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Advertisement1620 1961-04-13 11 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE FREIGHT ENQUIRIES. Till 2405. PASSAGE EkWUIBIUi IMi MU TO ADEN, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON t, CONTINtNIAt rQITS. Due Sport Sails P. S'htm Pinang PATtOCLUS llvtrpetl, Glasgow Gdn. 3i Apr 14 Apr 14/11 Apr II RHESUS L'don, A'wtrp, H burf, B'fflU Apr 14/11 AUTOLYCUS Marseilles, LrvtrptelV. Edi. 151,620 words
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Advertisement1360 1961-04-13 11 jy-^yyy^Ej H^£t* l l*Ft m 7TTfF l K3^7k THE E. A. C. UNES-— ADEN. REDSEA. MEDITERRANEAN, CONTIHENTAL A SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. /v^vl\ S'pori P. Sham Penant JUWr-Vm "FALSTRIA" 0) 24/21 Ail 21 Apr/ 1 May 27/21 Apr Pl>fo>\js] "SARCODHA" a) 71 Apr/ 4 May 5/ 7 May 1/ I May l&yrjkl1,360 words
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Advertisement1368 1961-04-13 11 8I;!l?i M THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. Tf 'aJy'i 1 SINGAPORE (ImterperaM ii ttrn Uaita. KJefMrn) 10 LINES SAILS tl ANN. UK. A CONTINENTAL POtTS. Sport P. Sham Penanf lENVANNOCH Aatwttp, UemM, HamtMirg. Bremen, Rotterdam ItNLOYAL U»trptel. Hull. Rottirdam, Hamlwrt Bea. 1/14 Apr LMrpetl #trt«t arrtns I May BENVORLICN HamHrg,1,368 words
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Advertisement1275 1961-04-13 11 w-^ McALISTER tjg CO., LTD. s M9 VKV*?V HI. M: «3JI \Ct^ V**** ELXERMAN LIMB tk KLATBMBSS LDfB > LONDON, HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM. HAVRE LOS AHGELES, lAN FHANCISCO, A NULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER A PORTLAND. Cm OF WELLINCTON Acciptug cargo far Ctitral A taitk Spore P. Sham Penani America. 20/20 Apr 27/211,275 words
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306 1961-04-13 12 Rise in tin Price: Mart surprised LONDON trade sources which thought the rise of $11.50 in the tin price on Tuesday in Singapore had been overdone and thought there would be a fall yesterday got a surprise. Instead of being influenced by the overnight drop in London, the Singapore price306 words
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Article35 1961-04-13 12 SINGAPORE, April 12. RUBBER: 89 cents per Ib. (up seven-eifhths of a cent). 5 p.m. close: 89% cents (quiet). TIN: 5435.62-.. per picul (up $5.12"-). Estimated unofficial offering; 265 tons (up 15 tons).35 words
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Article217 1961-04-13 12 APRIL first grade rubber buyers r oh closed in Singapore yesterday at 1 *9I cents per Ib. up seven-eigbths of a cent on Tuesday s closing price. The tone was quiet. C.C.H. A. closing price* In cents per Ib. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers BPJ.217 words
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Article138 1961-04-13 12 THI Chinese Produce Exchange, (in- < gaporo, noon, prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet ateady: IK Continent April shipments $27i buyers, S2S sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $40 sellers, drum $431 seller*. Pepper: quiet no business was reported done. Muntok white $187*. Sarawak white pepper $182 i,138 words
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499 1961-04-13 12 From Our Market Correspondent rpHERE was a good turnJL over on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday although it did not reach the level of business written on Tuesday. Emphasis was again almost entirely on the tin secljon of the market which opened cautiously499 words
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Article23 1961-04-13 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: April 12 April 11 Industrials: 154.1S 154.39 Tins: 276.24 274.53. I Rubber*: 251.16 251.44 Jan. 1 1958 100.23 words
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Article1144 1961-04-13 12 DUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday wnii Hie number of deals in brackets was: Industrials: Gammon (2,000) $2.14, 52.13: M. Cement (2.000) MS cci: 8. Timea (2.000) 52.90, S2.BS: 8. Traders (5.000) 53.55 c all. S3.S7*. 53.46: U.K. orda (3.000) 51. 13 ON: Boustead1,144 words
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Article136 1961-04-13 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. TNVESTMTNT snares were again 1 traded actively along firm lines. Factors gained 6d. to 4s. lOd. B.H.P. Is. 9d. to 745. 9d.. Humes 2s. to 735. and Television Corporation Is. 9d. to 595. Base medals were firm, with Mt. Isa gaining Is. 6u. lo 625. 1136 words
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Article79 1961-04-13 12 rl. Federation Minister or Finance has fixed these prices for calculating Customs duties for the week beKinnitiK on April 12. Robber 852 cents a Ib. Copra 5440 a ton. Coconut oil S7lO a ton. Palm oil 5663.25 a ton. Palm kernels 5367.50 a ton. The rates of duties79 words
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Article86 1961-04-13 12 THI Malayan Bxcbang* Banks' Also--1 elation mad* these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rate* to SIM): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 7/16, O.D. 32 9/16, 90 d/at 33 credit bill*. S3 I/I6 trad* bills. Selling T.T. or o.D. ready: Canada 32 J; Swiss Francs 1401:86 words
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Advertisement1118 1961-04-13 12 Express U.S.A. Pacific Atlantic Coast Scrvte* t fc.lA. t.I.A. t.I.A. t.I.A. S'Don Hongkons Honolulu t. FranciSM 1. Antelst N. Yorl l.t "Illma Maru 1 1119 Air 23 Apr 12 Mlf 15 May 1 Jilt a.t. "Xinkava Maru" .I*7ll May 23 Ma) I Jut UJMt I Jilt All suitably eouiroeo with1,118 words
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Advertisement234 1961-04-13 12 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LTD. Passengtrj Cargo Service, Stroiti/Najopottinam/Madroi Spore P. Sham Penang Tt.s. "State of Modroi" Voy: 95 11/14 Apr 15 Apr 16 Apr Chief Agents Penono, Sub-Agent! K.L. Sub-Agents R. Jumabhor t, R. Jumobhoy Übaidulla Co. Sons Ltd. Sons (M) Ltd. K. LUMPUR. *****/2 SINGAPORE. ***** PENANG. *****234 words
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Advertisement10 1961-04-13 12 Temerloh crop Temerloh Rubber produced I 88,500 Ib in March.10 words
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Advertisement291 1961-04-13 12 SHIPPING NOTICES T.V. "FAIRSEA" Arriving from Australian Ports on 13th April at 0700 hours alongside Godowns 13/14 (Gate 4>. Sails at 1200 noon on 14th instant lor Colombo and U.K./Continent. BOUSTEAD CO.. (I960) LTD., AS AGENTS. M.V. "ORANJE" The above vessel Is due to ar 7 rive from Australia on291 words
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Advertisement644 1961-04-13 12 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS To enabie the changing of net- I worlt transformer to larger capa- I city at Perseverance Estate Sub- station, it .will be necessary to in- terrupt electricity supplies from 8.30 a.m. to 6.00 pjn. on Friday. 14th April. 1961 to644 words
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Advertisement347 1961-04-13 12 NOTICES NOTICE Mr. F. E. G. CASWELL PJ.K.. R.R.I C S., Surveyor licensed under Ordinance No: 11 of 1958. hereby gives notice that he is leaving on his own accord The Perak Land Surveying Company of No: 2» Station Road. Taiping, after fulfilling current commitments. JARDINE WAUGH LIMITED (Incorporated I347 words
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Advertisement951 1961-04-13 13 TENDERS EMPTY DRUMS FOR SALE TENDERS will be received by the Commissioner of Police. Sin- j gapore. Police Headquarters. Pearls i Hill. Singapore, up to 12 noon on Saturday. 22nd. April. 1961 lor the purchase of 60 light gauge steel drums of 45 gallon capacity now bring ul the POLICE951 words
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Advertisement895 1961-04-13 13 TENDERS TENDERS FOR CANTEEN CONTRACT FOR HQ., SINGAPORE BASE DISTRICT. TENDERS are Invited from reputable contractors for the operation of the Civilian Canteen in Headquarters. Singapore Base District. Fort, Canning, for the sale of food and non-alcoholic drinks to civilian employee*. The contract falls vacant on Ist May. 1961. Tenders895 words
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Advertisement855 1961-04-13 13 TENDERS I TENDER NOTICE Tenaers will be received at the offlce of me Secretary to the Ministry of Healui and Social Welfare. Federation of Malaya. Feoeral House. Kuala Lumpur tin to 12 noon on Monday lm May, 1961 for hospital Supplies to Sungei Bu.oh Leper Settlement. Central Mental Hospital. Tanjong855 words
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Advertisement737 1961-04-13 13 NOTICES PENANG STATE SCHOLARSHIP FUND Applications for financial assistance are inviied fioni Feuriai Citizens who were born or have received some conquerable part of their education in the State ol Penang and «oo have obtained or have the qualifications for ajmtsslon to an institution of higher education either in Malaya737 words
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Advertisement835 1961-04-13 13 NOTICES 1 THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. Cap. 137) Ipoh Town Council. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that It j I is proposed under Section 144 of I the Town Boards Enactment to i i amend the Ipoh Approved Town i Plan No- 8.3 Gazette Notification No. 2846/31 by altering835 words
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Advertisement883 1961-04-13 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited trom Federal Cltlsens or State Nationals for appointment as Temporary Clerks in the State of Selaiigor Salary scaie $107.50 x 7.50 122.50/130 X 7.50 *****/ 160 x 7.50 197.50/223 x 14 293 per mensem. Candidates mus'. tiave attained their 18th oui. not i tneir 35th883 words
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Advertisement951 1961-04-13 13 (Continued from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT to Wordt SS (Min.)—Box St cf*. extrm ART TEACHER required Immediately for St. Mary's Secondary School, Kuala Lumpur. TRAINED CERTIFICATED TEACHER required to teach Music one day per week at English Preparatory School. Apply Box A 5761 S.T. Spore. TINOKU MARIAM SCHOOL. Batu Pahat.951 words
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Advertisement1092 1961-04-13 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 20 Wmrdt %i (Milt.)— Box io clt. extrm AIRY FRONT ROOM nrar market, •chools. City. In quiet art*. Rtnt rtanonable. Bachrlora/w. girl! nrrd apply Box AS77I S.T, Spore. giving trl«pbont. TWO ROOMS tor Soo>- monthly Including water, light. senaratt entrance and kitchen, plank zinc-roofe4 nousr. Apply No: 1,1,092 words
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209 1961-04-13 14 'Relics of Malayan stone-age being destroyed' IPOH-, Wed. —The director of the Canterbury Museum la Christchurch, New Zealand, Dr. Roger D.uff, said here last night that he hODed Malaya's rich archaeological sites would be saved "before it is too late." He told the Central Perak branch of the Malayan Historical209 words
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Article143 1961-04-13 14 'Menace to society' is jailed JJUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A youth, described as a "menace to society' was sentenced to 20 months' jail today. Wong See Kong. 19. pleaded guilty to two charges of assault in February and May last year. Inspector Akhbal Singh, prosecuting, told the Magistrates Court that Wong,143 words
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122 1961-04-13 14 Wed. Firemen and other employers of the Singapore Fire Brigade have rejected a Government proposal to same tactics as were applied to the cut in variable allowances. Disclosing this in a statement today the Amalgamated I'nion of Public employees. which claims to represent 437 of122 words
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Article29 1961-04-13 14 KAJANG. Wed.— A public auction of rubber holdings fixed for yesterday was called off when owners turned up and paid their arrears of quit rent, totalling $90,000.29 words
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Article53 1961-04-13 14 IPOH. Wed. The Alliance swept the board in the Che'nderlang council by-election for four sf ats yesterday. The successful candidates were Lav Kwal Soo, Ng Seng, Lav Yew Nam and Leong Ah Hong. They were opposed by four PPP candidates. The council now has eight Alliance members and53 words
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Article49 1961-04-13 14 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Wod. The 40-year-old Sri Subramaniam Temple at Kerllng, five miles from- here, will be demolished to make way for a new temple to be built on the site. The Social Welfare Lotteries Board has approved a grant of $15,000 for the project.49 words
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Article263 1961-04-13 14 IT WILL BE JAIL FOR MERE POSSESSION OF A KNUCKLEDUSTER. CHAINWHIP. FLICK-KNIFE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. npHE Government is arming itself with a stronger weapon to fight secret society gangsters and other criminals. The weapon Jail for mere possession of such gangland weapons as chainwhips, knuckledusters263 words
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Article, Illustration69 1961-04-13 14 T*HE Yang di-Pertuan Agong yesterday presented honours and awards to 51 people at an investiture ceremony at the Istana Xegara. Kuala Lumpur. They were among the 158 awarded honours on the King's birthday in January. These pictures show the King investing cinema, magnate Dato Loke69 words
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1128 1961-04-13 14 EDUCATION INQUIRY IS TOLD... SINGAPORE, Wednesday J^ WITNESS told the commission of inquiry into vocational and technical education today that the days of a preference for "white collar jobs" would soon be over. Mr. Henry Hochstadt, a senior official of the1,128 words
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Article78 1961-04-13 14 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues Mr. Chan Chong Wen. 37. Alliance M.P. for Kluang Selatan, leaves by air tomorrow for a three-month tour of the United States and Britain. He will spend two months in America studying political, social, educational and youth organisations before going on to78 words
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151 1961-04-13 14 OINGAPORE. Wed. The Federation's Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, has thanked the Singapore Government and the Legislative Assembly for the gift of SlO.OOO to the Congo Cheer Fund. The assembly approved the gift on March 22 and the cheque was duly sent. Before151 words
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Article19 1961-04-13 14 SEGAMAT. Wed. Tht Town Council will hold itt monthly meeting at the Diamond Jubilee Hall on Sunday.19 words
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Advertisement274 1961-04-13 14 THIS YEAR::: RELAX IN I a wonderful place for a change! Refreshingly different! A small country fiords. Two magic islands packed with (about the area of U*.K.) with so much that natural wonders and splendid scenery is BIG Towering mountains with mile and everywhere so amazingly green in the upon274 words
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Advertisement27 1961-04-13 14 jc?|ti^w famous %x brands IUN (LfCTKIC MOTOR one V o By uni K-5-B PUMP SOLVES ALL YOUR PUMPING PROBLEMS LINDETEVES JACOBERG Sow K«* l«^ P««, Im4 WixJt*.27 words
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267 1961-04-13 15 BANGKOK, Wednesday. "MALAYA defeated Ceylon by three goals to IT± one on the second day of the Asian Youth soccer tournament here last night In the second match last night Indonesia beat Vietnam 2-0. 1 Stars for Malaya were rentre-forward Hashlm Sidek and inside-leftReuter - 267 words
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149 1961-04-13 15 BRAZILIAN 'WONDER' SHOCKS THE CHAMPION PEKING, Wed. The bijtgest upset in the world table tennis championships last night was the defeat of China's defending world champion Jung Kuo-tuan. Jung. !3, top-seeded for ihe men's singles, was beaten In the fourth round by 's-year-old Brazilian prodigy, Übiracy "Biriba" da Costa, who149 words
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157 1961-04-13 15 Ex-Spore stars shine in Ipoh debut TPOH, Wed. Pefak 1 Turf Club Trotters, the defending champions, were surprisingly beat'-n 2-1 by Kinta Indians in the Ipoh soccer league Div* 1 on the padang. The match, one of the best seen recently, attracted a crowd of several hundreds in spite of157 words
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Article49 1961-04-13 15 SOCCER ENGLISH LEAGUE: Dlv.2 Scunthorpe 0 Charlton 0; Div. 3 Watford 7 Coventry 2; Div. 4 —Carlisle 1 Wrexham 0; Ace rington Stanley 3 Peterborough 2. SCOTTISH LEAGUE: Div. 1 Rangers 1 Hibernian 0. RUGBY UNION UK CLUB MATCHES: Penryn 3 Cardiff 28; Swansea 14 Pontypridd 0.49 words
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Article135 1961-04-13 15 EVEREADY KEEP UNBEATEN -RECORD- SINGAPORE, Wednesday. pVEREADY, the defending champions in the Singapore Business Houses F.A. League Div l. today maintained their unbeaten record. They beat Wearnes by thp only goal scored in the match played at Farrer Park. Eveready had the lion's share of the game but with Robin135 words
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Article58 1961-04-13 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. After being twice in arrears, PWD snatched a 3-2 victory over STB in the Singapore Government Services F.A. League Div. 1 at Kallang Basin today Atan scored the winning goal late in the second half. Other scorers for PWD were Yusoff and Wah Chin.58 words
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Article205 1961-04-13 15 SOCCER STORE BUSINESS BOUSEB Div. 2 NTS 2 (Perera, Hamld) Cold Storage 2 (All Samljan 3); Shell 4 (Sim Kok 2. E. Tan. Rahman Daai) Ford 0; Eyeready 'A' 3 (Kirn Choon, Tan, Yusoff Hashimi Metal Box 1 (Yusoff Jamel). Div. 3 A Slme Darby 1 (Saharuddln) Wearnes205 words
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Article764 1961-04-13 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Selangor Turf Club has received 187 entries ror its April meeting (Apr. 23. 26 and 30) her* There are 79 entries in Class 2 and 108 In Class 3 The entries are- tmazonas tmusement Park II \zarole %ston Balkan Chevalier Brilliant Light764 words
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Article526 1961-04-13 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Straits Racing Association today announced promotion for 11 horses. They are: CUs* S to Class 2 Enjoyment in. Loyalty 11, Rubber Exporter 11, Pleternel; Class 4to Class J— Prediction, Goofy, Tanah Ayer Ku. Leglsrlka, Entertainer in; Class 5 to Class 4—Determined, Funny Pace. Fifteen526 words
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Advertisement89 1961-04-13 15 RESEARCH MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Medium/Shtrt wU^MNy" 0 h f M il>i iu P« f »«"««»'v« transistor portable High efficiency bor-anrenna using SONY low-lon fcrrir* and 3 foot collapsible rod-antenna ensure powerful reception. Three ordinary flashlight battery colls operate this radio for more than 200 houn. With fine tuning knob for89 words
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Advertisement269 1961-04-13 15 i"*" J" m —^^cES J"- =^iiM Sfcfc- BB 53 I i j M^^^k ill! BfiPnSl Be sociaDle Offer Black 1 1 1 1 |^Wm|^\iLijljß White-the long-size, Virginia HI HMMffi^^Hfl^jp^ cigarette-specially imported BPi^^^ from England foi your Brw smoking pleasure. ONLY (305) FOR 2O BLACK DISPRIN dissolves stops pain safely Today,269 words
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Miscellaneous128 1961-04-13 15 SOCCER SPORE LEAGUE: DIV. 3A Mt. Emily v Reformative TC iOeylang); Haikowyn v Seletar Y. Indians; Serangoon MY v Amicables AA (both matches at Parrer Park). SPORE ARMY LEAGUE: DIV. J (North) 221 BVD v 248 Gurkha Signals (Nee Soon). JOHORE BAHRU LEAGUE: Div. 1 1/10 PMO Gurkhas v Starlight;128 words
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Article599 1961-04-13 16 j SINGAPORE, Wednesday Dr. Goh calls wage pact key to economic stability I 1 HE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, told the Legislative Assembly today that the agreement of the Trades Union Congress to contribute to wage stability was not only a significant advance599 words
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Obituary180 1961-04-13 16 Bt H ords SID (Minimum) PASTOR K. THAMBYAYAM, Ceylon Pentecostal Mission. 30 years in India. Brother of K. C. Thuriappah. Ipoh. brother-in-law of M. Chellayah. Sentul. Entered glory peacefully 11-4-1961 CABLE RECEIVED SELLAMUTHU passed away peacefully In Ceylon leaving behind her beloved husband Murugassj formerly Malayan Railways, sons Thambiah180 words
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Article73 1961-04-13 16 M Word, $10 (Minimum) MR. ft MRS. WEE TIONC KIAN < thank all friends and relatives for the j valuable gifts and Services rendered on MR. AND MRS. CHIA KENC CHIN and family thank nil those who nttended the funeral of the late Ruby Chi.i Boey Neo iMr>. F.73 words
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Article34 1961-04-13 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Hindu Sabai will celebrate the Hindu New Year with lectures and a concert at the Vadapathira Kali Amman Temple in Serangoon Road on Saturday at 6.30 p.m.34 words
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Article63 1961-04-13 16 MOSCOW. Wed. Moscow gave its home service listeners a two-minute warning of the dramatic man-in-space news. It told them at 0700 GMT to stand by for the Tass announcement of the world's first manned space flight. This was repeated three times and was foUowed atReuter - 63 words
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Article137 1961-04-13 16 MANCHESTER, Wed. Professor Sir Bernard Loveil, head of the Jodrell Bank Observatory today described the launching of a Russian astronaut into space as "the greatest scientific achievement in the history of man." Reuter. earth hanging in the black sky, the sun, moon and stars millions more than137 words
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Article54 1961-04-13 16 MOSCOW. Wed. A Soviet specialist on astronautics said today that the manned Russian space ship was fully automatic, with its passenger un- der control from the earth. i'he specialist. Nikolai Barvarov.. a professional pilot, said that man's first role in space was that of an explorer rather54 words
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Article22 1961-04-13 16 CAPE CANAVERAL. Wed A 72-foot, four-stage Blut Scout rocket was successfully fired 1.200 miles into apace early today. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article387 1961-04-13 16 LONDON. Wed.— Tne general appearance of stock maike's today was again Irregular la response 10 two-way business whicii was quite considerable Gilt-edged were quietly flrm wiih gains of up to one-eighth but there was very- HUie movement in foreign bonds. Dollar stoeks were again marked387 words
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Advertisement281 1961-04-13 16 itmkWkjmkpmmm m wm&mmmmkWl**VPP***P%\ (Continued from Page 13) :o Word, St 9 (Minimum) TAY KOH: KngaKerr.ent Is announced between Mr. Tay Lye Tl.ong and Miss Koh Woon Khoon on 12-4-b; JOHNSTON MARSH: The engagement Is announced between Barbara Eunice, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R Marsh, of Wyee. and281 words
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Advertisement576 1961-04-13 16 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 20 Word, ti (Min.)— Box St cts. •Mtrm ULTRA-MODERN Flat "Bel-Air" 1-C Hollywood apartment. Oxley Rise —Price reasonable. Apply P.O. Box 2909, Singapore. three ROOM FLATS. 4. 4A. 411. 4C, Leicester Road 5M6 It. freehold rent $600-. Particulars/offers 3 Topaz Road. Spore Btl6t.8 t 16t. HOUSE576 words
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Advertisement589 1961-04-13 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 ords SS (Min.)— Box 50 ctt. extra OPEL REKORO i960 Nine months old. Condition as new. 9000 miles only. Best offer secures. Telephone Singapore *****. LATE 19SS CONSUL. Excellent condition sparingly used as second car recent respray. Tax Insured $2,200 16 llalda Vale RAF Seietar. Spore.589 words
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Advertisement489 1961-04-13 16 FOR SALE 10 Word, ti (Min.)— Box it ctt. extra ORCHID PLANTS, tIEOLINGS: Best Malayan Hybrids Grown In o«n nurs«ries, fully acclimatised. Write Singapore Orchids Ltd. Cathay Buildins Singapore. BARCAINS DAILY REQUIREMENT! —Ladles' Fancy Pyjamas Cotton M-60, Nightdresses, Housecoats, Shorts, Jeans. Slacks. Blouses. Visit Lucks 17. Orebard Road. Spore. WORLD'S489 words
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