The Straits Times, 7 August 1961
1961-08-07
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Title Section19 1961-08-07 1 AVERAGE DAILY CEBTIFIER SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Hot*** He**** Estd. 1845. MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1961. 15 CENTS.19 words
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Article1383 1961-08-07 1 Cosmonaut may stay A voice from space up for 24 hours greets Khrushchev Titov goes round and round RUSSIA today launched her second cosmonaut into orbit round the earth. Observers said indications were that he may stay up 24 hours or even longer. The cosmonaut. MajorReuter - 1,383 words
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Article, Illustration219 1961-08-07 1 SINGAPORE, Sun.— A British Army officer, Capt. P. E. Stoddard, 40, of the Royal Army Pay Corps, was drowned at the Singapore Swimming Club pool today. Capt. Stoddard. weapon training officer at GHQ. Farelf. was brought out of the pool by219 words
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300 1961-08-07 1 SINGAPORE, Sun. Chua Ah Boey, 70, was brutally beaten to death early this morning when he resisted a gand of thugs who broke into a provision shop in Towner Road. The gang got away with an iron safe containing more than $10,000300 words
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Article, Illustration1022 1961-08-07 1 Millionaire shot dead as he grapples with thug KIDNAP BID THEORY: KITCHEN ARREST, PISTOL FOUND UNDER ALTAR IPOH, Sunday. .1 MILLIONAIRE tin miner who always slept with a gun under his pillow was shot dead as he struggled with two intruders in his luxurious home here this morning. He was1,022 words
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Article52 1961-08-07 1 Nehru may go tO MOSCOW NEW DELHI. Sun. —Prime Minister Nehru has tentaI tively decided to visit Moscow, in September on Mr. Nikita Khrushchev's long-standing saidiodTy. lnformed sources No final date for Mr. Nehru's visit has been fixed. i but the sources said he is expected to go to Moscow52 words
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Article25 1961-08-07 1 SEVENTH ORBIT MOM (M. s v t" (>" hi» I itm latlMK lftl 'r "-1" '"'I hall j HMirs niuht. n,. i, ITMSa mile*. Beater25 words
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Article173 1961-08-07 2 APPROACH VIA THE U.N. ULISABETHVILLE. Sun. President Moise Tshombe is ready to enter into negotiations with the Dadoula government in Leopoldville on the future role of Katanga, reliable sources said today. The sources said Katanga was making the necessary approaches to the head of the new centralReuter - 173 words
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258 1961-08-07 2 RAPID RETURN OF STOLEN PLANES URGED r|R. Fidel Castro's Government called yesterday for the adoption of measures by the United States and Cuba for the immediate return of any plane or ship stolen from either country, Havana Radio reported. to the United States A United States Electra airliner was taken258 words
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152 1961-08-07 2 CALISBURY, Sun. A series of arson incidents and explosions rocked the Nothern Rhodesia Copperbert during the night. A government spokesman said they were suspected to be political in origin. Most occurred after a meeting of the African nationalist United National Independence Party, at whichReuter - 152 words
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197 1961-08-07 2 Scotland Yard probe on arms smuggling by plane T ONDON. Sun. Attempts to smuggle arms in British charter airliners have been investigated by Special Branch men otf Scotland Yard, it was stated yesterday. The airliners were chartered to pick up loads of "almonds" In Tripoli and fly them to theReuter - 197 words
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Article45 1961-08-07 2 LONDON, Sun.— R ona 1 d Downs, 29, a postman, was fined £15 with costs here for using a pre-franked envelope to back a horse after watching it win on television. The horse's name was No Fldd lin g. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article129 1961-08-07 2 BELGIUM GETS TOUGH IN RUANDA f TSUMBURA (RuandaUrundi). Sun. Mr. Jean-Paul Harroy. Belgian Resident General in Ruanda Urundi, has an nounced a temporary takeover of power by Belgian from the Ruanda Government. Mr. Harroy. in a broadcast last night, said the move was a consequence of the failure of attemptsReuter - 129 words
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Article24 1961-08-07 2 LISBON. Sun.— The Portuguese steamer Timor left yesterday with 200 troops for Portuguese Timor, their island territory east of Java. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article, Illustration226 1961-08-07 2 KUWAIT, Sunday ORITISH soldiers yesterday remained deployed in the deserts of Kuwait awaiting to h*ar whether they were still wanted to guard the sheikhdom against Iraqi threats Gruelling heat. boredom and uncertainty will almost Inevitably take their toll of morale unless the contingent, estimated toReuter - 226 words
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Article49 1961-08-07 2 LISBON. Sun.— Two soldiers were killed and an officer injured in two Insurgent ambushes in North Angola yesterday, the news agency Luisilania reported. Meanwhile Portuguese Air Force planes have dropped thousands of leaflets inviting African communities affected by insurgent activity to return to their villages.49 words
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Article50 1961-08-07 2 MADRID, Sun.— Antonio Ordonez, 28-year-old Spanish matador portrayed by the late Ernest Hemingway in one of his books, was serously gored in Malaga last nightafter he stepped on his red cloth <muleta> as he was about to kill his second bull. His condition Is grave Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Miscellaneous20 1961-08-07 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby I #gA— PMIOO I l| Cjpmtmtxxtut/ I EXIT M riMKrviioo ART J%r I 7 i^^M20 words
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822 1961-08-07 3 I4L/TS OiV BERLIN CRISIS MAY LEAD TO A SUMMIT MEETING LATER BRITISH, French, United States and West German Foreign Ministers yesterday discussed all necessary and available means political, military and economic to strengthen the Western position in the face of Russia'sReuter - 822 words
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203 1961-08-07 3 T ONDON, Sun. —An officer 1-1 of the Far East Prisoners of War Association. Mr. S. Moore, said that a "Hiroshima Day wreath" placed on a war memorial at Bury St. Edmunds was "insulting". The wreath of garden flowers placed on the memorial by203 words
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686 1961-08-07 3 rpHE Warsaw Pact powers meeting in Moscow have ordered all steps to be prepared for concluding a German Peace Treaty, the Russian news agency Tass said today. A communique on the meeting, published in the Russian Communist Party newspaper Pravda, said that Instructions wereReuter - 686 words
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Article34 1961-08-07 3 KARACHI, Sun.— Pakistan is returning to Afghanistan the Soviet-built IL-28 twinjet tactical bomber which force-landed at Peshawar on June 18. It Is also releasing the two crew members. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Miscellaneous448 1961-08-07 3 DAnin ClMrADrtPr member; 9.30 The News: 9.40 AInAUIU OirauArUriL 6um Of Harmony; 10.00 Ring Up cunDT m-.vp si-Rvirr. Th* Curtain: 11.00 Music And SHORT WAVE SERVICE. The Musicians; 11.30 Invitation 41 metres To Dream: 12.00 Close Down. MEDIUM^WAVE^SERVICE: RADIO MALAYA A.M.- 6.00 Good Morning; 6.02 NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Morning Prelude; 7.00448 words
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Article, Illustration58 1961-08-07 4 Foundation stone is —laid for church The Archdeacon of Singapore, the Yen. D. D. Chelliah, seen laying the foundation stone of the Church of Ascension at Woodsville, off Serangoon Road. Beside him is the Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, the Rt. Rev. C. K. Sansbury, who later consecrated the stone.58 words
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Article87 1961-08-07 4 Ministry free film shows SINGAPORE. Sun. The Ministry of Culture will give free nun shows during the week as follows: Tuesday; Tal Keau School,, Lorong Tai Seng; Ama Keng Resettlement; Kampong Amber: Tuan Mong High School. Playground. Wednesday: Pin Ming School. Van Kit Village; Cheng Hong lim Market: Maxwell Road87 words
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Article60 1961-08-07 4 IPOH. Sun. The Kuala Kangsar Land Office has warned people who have Illegally planted crops, mostly tapioca, on 609 acres of State land at Jalong. to remove their crops and vacate the land. A notice states that they must vacate the plots within 30 days of60 words
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151 1961-08-07 4 GOVT. URGED TO RESTRICT LICENCES FOR STALLS IOIIOKK BAHRU, Sun. J The Malayan Coffee Shops Association today called on the Government to exercise restraint in issuing licences for coffee stalls which. it claimed, were undermining the business of its members. A resolution adopted at its 15th annual meeting here today151 words
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Article120 1961-08-07 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. SINGAPORE'S first trade and cultural mission to Indonesia will be set up in Jakarta this month. The mission will be headed by Inche Abu Bakar Pawanchee. the senior trade and cultural representative. He will be assisted by an assistant trade and cultural representative,120 words
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Article36 1961-08-07 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. lieutenant Omar bin Sakiban of the Singapore Infantry Regiment has been appointed an extra adle-de-camp In place of Capt. Ronald Wee Soon Whatt, of the Regiment, by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara.36 words
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Article304 1961-08-07 4 •THE following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom Hong Kong (BA Ml) 2.15 pjn.; from London, Rome, Teheran, Karachi, Calcutta (BA 714) 6 pjn. Thai International: Prom Jakarta (TO 402) 10.15 a.m. Pan- American From Los304 words
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Article, Illustration76 1961-08-07 4 MADRAS MINISTER ON 4-DAY VISIT SINGAPORE. San. Mr. C. Subramaniam, the Finance Minister of Madras, tht southernmost State of the Indian Republic, arrived here by air tonight for a four-day visit on his way back to his country after a study tour of the United States. Mr. Snbramanlam said he76 words
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Article27 1961-08-07 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Water will be cut off In Lorong 7 Oeylang between Geylang Road and Sims Avenue from 9 a.m. to 6 pan. on Tuesday.27 words
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Article309 1961-08-07 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. This year's cultural festival promises to excel, both in magnitude and colour, last year's festival. More than 1.000 artists, from 101 organisations including 44 schools, have worked for months to stage dramas, musical items and dances in the four cultural streams Malay.309 words
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Article74 1961-08-07 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Russia is among the countries expected to send delegates to a geographical conference to be held In the Federation and Singapore in April next year. Sponsored by the International Geographical Union, the conference alms to focus attention on geographical topics relating to74 words
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Article67 1961-08-07 4 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun.— A roller-skating arena will be pne of the main attractions In this town's new children's playground, which Is now under construction. The playground occupies a fenced-ln portion of the padan k. The equipment. Including swings, see-saws, and slides costing a total of about 15,000,67 words
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Miscellaneous71 1961-08-07 4 The diary BAMAKRISIINA MISSION (9 Norrls Road): The visiting Madras Finance Minister. Mr. C. Bubramaniam. lectures on "The spirit of Indian Culture" 6 pjn. BEDOK METHODIST CHURCH (Jalan Greja): Food and run fair In the church grounds from 12 noon to 6 pjn. T JtOA. (Orchard Road) Mandarin Class, 5.3071 words
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Article291 1961-08-07 5 MEETING TO DISCUSS CARGO BOYCOTT IF NEW WORK GOES TO PRIVATE CONTRACTOR POET SWETTENHAM, Sunday. rPHE executive council of the Harbour Workers' Union is to ask the Railway Administration that all cargoes at the new Klang jetty be handled only by workers of the Cargo Handling291 words
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98 1961-08-07 5 PIRATES BOARD BOAT, ROB IT OF RUBBER PENANG, Sun. Pirates stopped a coastal vessel a few miles outside Penang territorial waters and robbed It of about 20 tons of rubber. Capt. Ly Pasutanavln, the Thai master of the vessel, reported to Penang police that the vessel was Intercepted In territorial98 words
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192 1961-08-07 5 Funds appeal by aged home chairman SINGAPORE, Sunday. nPHE Yen. D. D. Chelliah, chairman of the board of management of the St. John's Home for the Aged, tonight appealed to the public for liberal donations or regular monthly contributions to run the home. In a broadcast, Dr. Chelliah, who is192 words
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Article, Illustration64 1961-08-07 5 THE Yang di-Pertjan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong enjoying a joke at one of the comic sketches at the show and prizegiving ceremony held to mark the end of the National Language Month on Saturday at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall. At right is Tuan64 words
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135 1961-08-07 5 ARMY TO AID JAYCEES 9 'YOUTH WEEK IN BUSINESS' SINGAPORE. Sun. Six British Army installations will provide practical and theoretical instruction to 108 boys and girls of secondary schools during "Youth Week In Business," organised by the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce, which begins on Tuesday. An army Press release135 words
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Article28 1961-08-07 5 PENANG. Sun.— The Governor, Raja Tun Uda, will declare open the All-Malayan Co-operative conference at the Heah Joo Seang Hall. St. Xavier's Institution, on Aug. 1228 words
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Article114 1961-08-07 5 PPP OUt to win Perak TELUK ANSON, Sun.— The People's Progressive Party is out to take over the control of Perak from the Alliance in 1964 when the next general elections are held. This was stated by Mr. D. R Seenivasagam, secretarygeneral of the party, at the extraordinary general meeting114 words
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Article45 1961-08-07 5 Lower Perak Umno meeting TELUK ANSON. Sun.— A meeting of all chairmen and secretaries from 58 subbranches of the Lower Perak Umno division is to be held here next Sunday. A fun-fair will be held on the same day to collect funds for the party45 words
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Article207 1961-08-07 5 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A forum has been set up to cater for the "Intellectual needs" of Kuala Lumpur. The body, led by the Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications. Dato V. T. Sambanthan, will arrange talks by distinguished visitors and "local celebrities." It is to207 words
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Article48 1961-08-07 5 LONDON. Sun. Twelve students from the Malayan Teachers' Training College at Brinsford Lodge. Wolverhumpton. provided one of the highlights of the Royal Lancashire Show at Blackpool. At the request of Britain's Young Farmers' Association the students exhibited Malayan handicrafts and demonstrated Malayan cooking and dances.48 words
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Article38 1961-08-07 5 IPOH, Sun. Two youths armed with a parang and an Iron rod stopped a lorry two miles from Chemor town, 10 miles from here, and robbed a woman passenger of three gold rings and $26 yesterday.38 words
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Article21 1961-08-07 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association will hold an exhibition at the new Macpherson Housing Estate from Saturday to Monday.21 words
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Article331 1961-08-07 6 'Grave concern' at Govt. inaction KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Federation Transport Workers' Union views with "grave concern" the lack of appropriate social security legislation in Malaya, the union's general secretary, Mr. V. David, said today. Speaking at the second annual delegates' conference, Mr. David said331 words
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Article, Illustration83 1961-08-07 6 The Sultan of Perak unveiling the new $15,000 twoseater glider which is named after Her Highness —Raja Perempnan Ta'ayah at the Ipoh airport on Saturday. The glider was presented to the Perak Flying Club by the Perak Government. On his right are Dato Sha'ari bin Shafiee,83 words
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Article70 1961-08-07 6 PENANO, Sun. Mr. Lee Kok Liang. Socialist Front member for Kota. will ask the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, questions on the proposed Industrial estate at Sungel Mak Mandln In Butterworth when the State Assembly meets on Wednesday. Mr. Lee wants to know the "precl&e70 words
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Article33 1961-08-07 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A housewife, V. Panjalel, 25 of 4J mile. Ipoh Road. wa.« admitted to the Genera) Hospital here today suffering from suspected caustic soda poisoning. Her condition Is serious.33 words
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123 1961-08-07 6 SINGAPORE. Sunday. THE Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, the Rt. Rev. C. K. Sansbury, yesterday consecrated the foundation stone and the site on which the new $100,000 Church of Ascension at Woodsville, off Serangoon Road, will stand. He did so after the Archdeacon of Singapore,123 words
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272 1961-08-07 6 SINGAPORE, Sunday. 'pHE Ministry of Education has formed a post- secondary school committee to make recommendations on post-secondary courses in Chinese and the national language. The Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, in a speech yesterday to teachers at the Happy World272 words
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Article51 1961-08-07 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Donald Stephens, leading figure in the formation of North Borneo's political party, will speak at a luncheon meeting of the Foreign Correspondents Association of South-East Asia at the Goodwood Park Hotel on Thursday. He is expected to speak on Tengku Abdul Rahman's Malaysian confederation51 words
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Article133 1961-08-07 6 'IKEBANA QUEEN' TO GIVE 3 SHOWS SINGAPORE. Sun.—Professor <Mls.s) S. Ogawa, the "Ikebana Queen and a flower arrangement expert in Japan, will be in Singapore on Aug. 12 as a guest of her former pupil, Mrs. K Ki.n. an ikebana teacher. Prof. Ogawa, who has given several demonstrations of her133 words
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Article60 1961-08-07 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A labourer, V. V. Govindasamy, 34, was seriously injured today when a 20ft length of wooden scaffolding fell on him from the fourth storey of the new maternity black now under construction near the General Hospital here. Govindasamy was admitted to the hospital60 words
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Article, Illustration1162 1961-08-07 7 The young ruler bolstered his throne with dagger SHORT-LIVED BUT STORMY REIGN OF KING JAMES II OF SCOTLAND OX February 22, 145% there was high revelry within the grim old walls of Stirling Castle. Young King James II of Scotland was feasting his most powerful subject. "Black Willie," Earl ofDaily Mirror - 1,162 words
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Miscellaneous249 1961-08-07 7 Buys Bunny By Balph Heimdahi 1 /WATCH >| j^CVNTWIAJY HURRY >| fPERHARSV' URK.' I OCW-YA WASJ /Cl.^rN—^ flllSEj&i JAN' BUY SHE IHOHSHeS V^lNlPOcfr' /I v LIKE I CHEWIN'OM ANP WHAT WOULP GNAWIN J— j*^ f JzrJPFJP^JiSf* mTi! A T. Poe > pesist,/ya wants like <y on them fu I CYNTHIA249 words
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Article155 1961-08-07 8 M Wmrdt lit (Minimum LEE FOOK, brother, sister snd msmben of <he family thank relatives and friends for aendlag wreaths, attending their mothers funeral at Tapah and for assistance rendered. RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT in Wordt USa (Mim.) HEAR REV. ORMEO of Manila Oar***, Au«. 7 to 11, ~<% p.m. Mkjstti155 words
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729 1961-08-07 8 The Straits Times Monday, August 7. 1961. Cutting The Cost The conference of planters sponsored by the Rubbe: Research Institute was a much more remarkable gathering than it appeared to be. It is doubtful whether any official of the institute was working in Malaya when the iast planters' conference was729 words
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Article280 1961-08-07 8 Like an affectionate father. the chairman of Malayar Airways. Dato Lok c Wan Tho, was possibly a shade too quick in his desire to protect the Malayan airline from possible implications of Sir Matthew Slattery's observations :n the latest annual report of BOAC. Sir Matthew expressed concern280 words
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Article176 1961-08-07 8 Th» Tunisian Government has put into the joint statement by its Foreign Minister and Russia's Mr. Gromyko an avowal of independence from all military groups. Considering the equivocal remarks President Bourguiba was making not so many months ago about being forced to resort to Russian assistance, this is176 words
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Article621 1961-08-07 8 FREDERICK - MISSILE MISSILE FREDERICK by TOMLiNSON LONDON. Sun PART of the deterrent policy of the United States clearly depend* on impressing upon Russia that from the near reaches of Siberia to the southern tip of the continent the United States is ready to fight back from her home-base and, justifiably, believes621 words
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Article1337 1961-08-07 8 PETER SIMMS - PETER SIMMS by AWAY FROM THE PESSIMISM OF VIENTIANE, CAPT. KONG LE AND PHOJMA JUST WAIT THE yellow stucc oed b v i I dings that once housed the r-rench Foreign Legion in Khang Khay, some half hour's jeep journey from the Plaine des1,337 words
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Article432 1961-08-07 8 T WOULD like to refer to your third leader (ST. Aug. 4) and to make the following points. In the first place. In ruling that the motion about traffic problems should be referred to the Traffic Advisory Committee. I was acting in conformity with by-law432 words
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Article40 1961-08-07 8 1 WAB very surprised to read a review of Malay dictionaries without the name of Haji Shaimuddin Mohamed Yunus. J P. appearing. Even Wlnstedt has acknowledged the use he has made of the work of this author. SURPRISED Singapore40 words
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Article201 1961-08-07 9 Drive to make J.B. a model' town JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Police have launched a big threeway campaign to turn Johore Bahru into a •mode! town." They have stepped up vigilance against traffic offences, kept thugs and prostitutes off the streets with surprise raids and checks, and are now acting against201 words
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Article31 1961-08-07 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Fifty members of the Jolvre Bahru Red Cross, sth Detachment, were today awarded first aid certificates by the State contingent president Dato Wan Idris bin Ibrahim31 words
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140 1961-08-07 9 Lecturer who translated Sikh holy book flies in SINGAPORE. Sun. Dr. Gopal Singh, a lecturer in Punjab University, fl>w in last night from Karachi to introduce the first English version of the Sikh holy book to believers in Singapore. He is the first man to translate the Sikh holy book140 words
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Article347 1961-08-07 9 National system 01 schooling one of main aims of Sarawak policy KUCHING, Sunday. OAPII) provision of more and better educa- tion for the native people of Sarawak is one of the two main aims of the territory's education policy. The other aim is to mould the347 words
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Article, Illustration197 1961-08-07 9 CINGAPORE. Sun. The Yanr di-Pertuan Negara, Incbe Yusof bin Ishak, warned today that the country could not progress and prosper unless the people united together In their national endeavours by putting aside sectional and self interests. Speaking at the Bukit Merah North school during his tour197 words
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Article97 1961-08-07 9 Drive for monument fund JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Johore State Information Office has set a $200 target as its contribution to the National Monument Fund. Circulars have gone asking Its 70 staff members to donate to the fund. The State Secretary. Dato A. Rahman Musa. has also called for donations97 words
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Article84 1961-08-07 9 NEW PARTY PLANS BIG MEETING SINGAPORE. Sun. The Barisan Soclalis, a new political party formed by dissidents of the People's Action Party, has applied for a police permit to hold an Indoor meeting next Sunday at the Badminton Stadium to explain Its stand to the people. Dr. Lea Siew Choh,84 words
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Article88 1961-08-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. G. Leo, general secretary of the Congress of Unions of Employees In the Public and Civil Service, will attend the annual conference of the Public Service International In Stuttgart, West Germany. He leaves for West Germany on Wednesday. Mr. Leo also plans88 words
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Article37 1961-08-07 9 TOKYO. Sun. Sixteen M.Ps and State Assemblymen from Malaya arrived here by air last night for a 20-day goodwill tour of Japan. They will meet members of the Japanese Diet and government officials.37 words
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Article39 1961-08-07 9 KUJH.A. LUMPUR. Bun.— A 23-year-old salesman. Tan Hlng. was attacked In the Buklt Blntang amusement park here last night by flve youths armed with bottles and sticks. Tan received a deep cut on his forehead.39 words
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Article258 1961-08-07 9 rpHE Kedah Assize Judge, Mr. Justice Syed Sheh Barakban, today asked a sevenman jury in a murder case to ignore "matters concerning politics which might arise in the evidence." j I Mr. Justice Syed Sheh gave this advice after the DPP, Inche Abdul Kadir bin258 words
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330 1961-08-07 9 MART? MERGER? NOT IN THIS POLITICAL CLIMATE-Mr. M SINGAPORE, Sunday. fPHE chairman of the Workers' Party, Mr. David Marshall, Assemblyman for Anson. said in a speech read out for him at the opening of his party's new branch office in the area coday: "If there is a possibility of a330 words
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Article25 1961-08-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.The Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, returned from Britain by air today. He had spent his two-month annual leave there.25 words
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Article40 1961-08-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun— Malayan Railway staff from Gemas. Pral, Kuala Krai. Kuala Lumpur. Sentul. Johore Bahru. Port Swettenham and Ipoh took part in a debate and oratorical contest in support of the National Language Month here this evening.40 words
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Article89 1961-08-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Local Education Authority here has decided to stop giving aid to the Thamboosamy PUlay National Type Tamil School from next year because Its premises and teaching facilities are unsatisfactory. The school which is fully assisted. Is situated in Lower Kovil Road, Sentul.89 words
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Article52 1961-08-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Permanent Secretary to the Prime Ministers Department. Dato Abdul Aziz bin Haji Abdul Majid, left for Brunei by air today for consultations with the Government there on the position of the six Malayan officers seconded to the State who want to52 words
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Article129 1961-08-07 9 lOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Eight Chinese middle schools under the Johore Ch' nese Schools Management Committees Association will not apply for conversion to national-type secondary schools. The association will appeal to the Chlne&e community to give flnancail support to the schools to maintain them as Independent129 words
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Advertisement151 1961-08-07 9 pIVITOIT] A higk potency Vitamin 812 ABl Tonic I* FOR CHILDREN WHO &S^M^ JUST WON'T EAT! Stimulates Appctitt. Promotes Growth. Enriches your bleod. Every spoonful of delicious BIVITON contains the vitamins you need to be big and stronf. Obtainable from all Chemists, Dispensaries tt Drug Stores Sole Agents for PURE151 words
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Advertisement206 1961-08-07 9 Eibsan is your best air conditioning buy The true test of an air 1961 model Gibson air conditioner is the trouble- conditioners arc availabls free service that it gives in 1 h.p. and 2 h.p. units, year after year. We are all featuring Gibson's proud of the fact that exclusive206 words
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Article, Illustration1041 1961-08-07 10 ALLINGTON KENNARD - THE FRENCH RESISTANCE -ITS FIGHT TO SAVE A NATION ALLINGTON KENNARD By WHO LIVED TO SEE THE DAY. Philippe de Vomecourt. (Hutchinson 255). THE FORGOTTEN ONES. By Sir Philip Joubert. (Hutchinson 255). 'J'HE exploits of the French Resistance are not exactly an untold story of the second world war. But1,041 words
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Article688 1961-08-07 10 CHARLES SPA - Story of a man behind the news CHARLES SPA By ASIA IS MY BEAT. By Earnest Hoberecht. (Charles Tuttie, Tokyo. U. 5.52.50) P R N I E Hoberecht loves and lives for news. One of the real go-getters, Ernie is as near the romanticised popular conception of the foreign correspondent688 words
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Advertisement185 1961-08-07 10 in COLOURS 12S BANTAM (Mwkl D1) A thoroughly roUabl* llgrrtartlSht miehlno «f provtfl 175 BANTAM SUPER (Morttl O7> flimply brittle* with ftaturtt ntw-style frame, dual teat, hydraulically clamped front fork. Me. 350 OMV STAR (Model B 40) Hera it an outstanding lifht yet powerful machine tpooial foaturee include high power-weight185 words
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Advertisement90 1961-08-07 10 "jQ'QOQ'^j^i *Z*^^ '■'tW't'i'i'tV i i jysJtF i Ot •••••••••:oc > S I I 1 .».■>-•»-• »iMMri I l SL 'ri'rMiN' iiiiiii3 2 i •C'^ji t C i ODyyyyy I^MMMr S^J^Jl i NO— IRONING SHIRT '88' Captain .100% Fine Combed Cotton Shirts '88' Tetoron Shirts Made of 65% Tetoron 35% of90 words
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Miscellaneous326 1961-08-07 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. Fastidious about one paint, 1. Tug and pinch pagan for as Kate was to Ralph being stupidly taken off Nlckleby guard (6, 7). 7. Enticing a student to enter 9. Back the knight to get the a financial undertaking, but only minced dish (T). getting326 words
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Advertisement1617 1961-08-07 11 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE FREIGHT ENQUIRIES: Tel: 1483. PASSAGE ENIUIRIES: Tel: 3412. TO ADEN, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON t CONTINENTAL PORTS. P. Sham Panang NELEUS Haiti. H'burg. Bmen, HoM 6ft. I Alg 8 Al| 11/11 Al| 12 PATROCIUS Liftrftll. Gasgo* Alg II Alg 11 Alg 14/19 Aig 17 ACNILLES M seilles,1,617 words
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Advertisement1200 1961-08-07 11 w^ Me ALISTER *5c CO.. LTD. W, Wi?ra (ci ni: ism iCniw V* 4 KI.I.EaIMAIS LWB «Jk KLAVCMESS LIMB IONBON aUMBURG ROTTERSAM. HAVRI LBS ANGELES, UN FRANCISCO, ft HULL. SEATTU, VANCOBVER ft PORTLAND CITY OF COLOMBO Icceitiif cargi far Caatral ft SMtk Sport P. Sham fining limn 22/21 An 111,200 words
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Article85 1961-08-07 12 From Our Market Correspondent f|K)DAY is an official holiday in Singapore and the Malayan Stock Exchange in Kuala Lumpur is also on holiday. Operators will therefore have a chance to relax and reflect on the market which has become ai little sluggish of late although85 words
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Article1010 1961-08-07 12 In this connection Batu Lintang. Bedford, Bo relli, Sungei Bagan. Seafielil Golden Hope, Highlands and Lowlands. Labu Cheviot Malacca and Rembao Jeiei are worth considering lo: anyone's portfolio. In the tin section of the market prices were erratic moving between relatively small limits. Twenty-two counters were dealt in and the1,010 words
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Article24 1961-08-07 12 Current Date of Total Total for payment payment for previous ear year Sunjel Way 10 o t Aug. 28 15% t Interim.24 words
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Article43 1961-08-07 12 THE state of shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange showing last business to July 29 i A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L standing tor Highest and Lowest business this year to date, were: INDUSTRIALS43 words
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Article48 1961-08-07 12 WEEK'S STOCK INDICES: July 31 Aug. 1 Aug. 2 Aug. 3 Aug. 4 Aug S Induitnili: I«*.2S IM.2T 167.(12 167.51 167.53 167 38 Tint: 328 3S 321.97 320.53 324.15 328 5« 329 41 S Ruboerl: 240.65 240.60 240.65 240.65 240 65 2406S Jan. 1 ISM-100.48 words
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Article768 1961-08-07 12 Tin rise gains momentum f^ESPITE the fact that the holiday period in Brl*J tain and other Continental centres was reaching its peak last week, the rise in the Sinsaport tin price continued to gain momentum. A further rise of one dollar on Friday took It to $467.25. the highest price768 words
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Article185 1961-08-07 12 COMMODITY REVIEW was more in the region of 131.959 tons. This figure was more realistic they said, jn comparison with exports, Imports and production In the first half of this year production at 343.929 tons waa running Just over two per cent above the corresponding period of 1960. Singapore Copra185 words
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Article146 1961-08-07 12 rpHE Malayan Exchange Banks' J Association made tlies* changes in its rates to merchant* on Saturday (all rates :o $100 > New York: buying airmail TT. 32 3/4, O.D 32 7/8, 90 d/.st 33 1/16 credit bills, 33 3/16 trad* bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 33 13/16, O.D.146 words
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Article32 1961-08-07 12 Ships in ivnan? Harbour: In the roads: Pacific Skipper. Eastern M:! id. Veiebit. Bogota. Ben Nevis. Mikawa Maru. Bon mi. Older. Sydney Breeze. At the wharf: State of Madras.32 words
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Article, Illustration2481 1961-08-07 12 RtBBFR TIN (perlb.) (perpicul) July 31 83-^ eta. $465.25 Aur. 1 82\cts $465.62* 2 82V, cU. olbl K7 'a 3 83.. cts. $466.25 4 83!, cis. 5467.25 B y EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. L T Stable's Obedient Son, with Noel McGrowdie up, scored a smashing s i2,481 words
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Advertisement371 1961-08-07 12 •A W f n %JwW Every doy you delay, o doy of earning interest on your savings is lost forever. Invest in the THIRD MALAYAN FUND and employ experts to spread your investment over Malaya's soundest enterprises. Application form and Ire* booklet obtainable from tin Manager*. Moloror. Unit Truth IM..371 words
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Advertisement340 1961-08-07 12 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from registered Contractors Head I II (Class 'E' and above) will be received by the State Engineer. Selangor, up to 3 p.m. on 10.8.61 for the Construction of 12 (twelve) Units Clas« 'H' Quarters at Gungei Manggis in Kuala Langat District. Full particulars are obtainable from340 words
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Advertisement1534 1961-08-07 13 FEDERATION OF MALAYA GOVERNMENT VACANCIES 1. Applications arc Invited from Federal Citizens for appointment as ASSISTANT ENGINEER (MECHANICAL) Drainage <t Irrigation Department. The appointment is in Division I. Salary Scale: $628x34--934/983x34-1.254 plus Cost of Living Allowance: QUALIFICATIONS: (a) Corporate Membership of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers; or (b) a Degree1,534 words
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Advertisement1486 1961-08-07 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS TAIPING TOWN COUNCIL APPOINTMENT OF TOWN ENGINEER j Applications are invited from Federal Citisens and/or State Nationals for appointment as Town i Er.gmeer in the Town Council, I luipuig on a SMiaty scale ol 55&4; $592; $628 x A 34 934/982 x A 34 1,254 per mensem. Cost1,486 words
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Advertisement1102 1961-08-07 13 (Continurd from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Wmrdt U (Min.)— Box St ctt. txtrm WANTED LADY TEACHER for Secondary IV English In Girls' School. Apply with tentimoniais etc. to Box A4IHO S.T. Spore. 00NDUCT0R REQUIRED for estate In North Johorr. Some experience essential. Good prospects for ambitious young man. Box1,102 words
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Advertisement970 1961-08-07 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT j ID Wmrdt SS (Min.)— Box St ctt. txtrm NEWLY CONSTRUCTED tpacioiM 2 < bedroom flat, bathroom atucbad bis lounge, verandah, aarvanu <jn. car I porch. Up-to-date facllltlea. Telephone. I etc., peaceful locality rent reasonable— 3lD O«l Tlons Ham Park. Present occupant vacating end June. Apply P.O. Box970 words
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Advertisement1032 1961-08-07 13 TUITION 10 Wmrdt St (.Hiii.)— Box tt ctt. SflSja 1 LONDON DRIVING SCHOOL charges Only for the Necessary lessons c required to Pass your driving Test 64, i Seleaie Road, Pbone *****. y ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL Modem dual-controlled cars. Complete Coarse (73/-, Refresher Course 125/-, Hourly c tt/-. 67 Orchard1,032 words
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Advertisement814 1961-08-07 13 VEHICLES FOR SALI it Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St ctt. txtrm STANDARD COMPANION m« recently resprayed good family car, eoanomical 38 m.p.g. any trial. 31 Jalaa Kei-huhong, Selrtar Hills Estate. Spore. TRIUMPH MAYFLOWER 53, Two owners. S good tyres, new battery excellent condition $I,loo'-. Molly Store. »M Ayer ftajab. B'pore.814 words
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Article691 1961-08-07 14 By KEN FERNANDEZ KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Johnny Jose, 24, of the Phillippines swept to a 6-1, 6-2 win over compatri o t Felicissimo Ampon, to become men's singles champion in the Malayan open lawn tennis championships which ended on the Selangor Club courts here today. Jose said691 words
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Article323 1961-08-07 14 TOTAL POOL $140,500 FIRST: No *****6 £37,962 SECOND: No *****6 $18,981 THIRD: No. *****4 9.490 STARTERS: (54.745 each): Nos: *****4. *****7 CONSOLATION ($843 each): Nos- *****9, i *****, *****1, *****5, *****5, *****7, *****1, *****7, *****1, *****4. the front, leading past the halfmile from Obedient Son with323 words
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361 1961-08-07 14 SPORTS DIARY Football fun WORLD MARK CKICKET NORTH v SOUTH match (Spore padangt. SCHOOLS INTERNATIONALS: Malaya v Singapore (VI grd, XL. 11 a.ni.>. TENNIS SCHOOLS I.NM.KWIIos W. Malaya v Singapore (PWD courts. XL. 9 a.m.). BADMINTON STORE BA championships (SBA hall). SOCCER J. BAHRU K.I DIV 1: 2?l BVD RAOC361 words
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Advertisement887 1961-08-07 14 TIN OUTPUT JULY 1961 notice of intention to Austral Amalgamated APPLY FOR A HAL'LEGE Tin Limltea 2.834 picul.s PKR.MIT "(LASS AUSTRAI MALAY TIN i MOHD ZAINUDIN BIN ,<t/?,,Tf,?- SHAHID of No. 63. Mam Road. (Secreuiie^. Tapah r^j Perak give £35 D. J BEDFORD, intention to apply for a haulage Secretary.887 words
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Advertisement425 1961-08-07 14 STATE OF SINGAPORE 1961 QUALIFYING TEST A Qualifying Test lor acceptance of private candidates for ihe University of Cambridge Joint Examination for the School Certificate of Education in 1962 or subsequent years will be held on I Monday, llth December. 1961. Candidates attending Government and Government-Aided Schools, and the Lembaga425 words
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Advertisement258 1961-08-07 14 suffer r from A BRONCHITIS read this EPHAZONE tablets are available to all sufferers from bronchitis, asthma, bronchial catarrh, phlegm on the chest, hay fever and allied complaints. EPHAZONE is easy to take, safe to use and gives quick relief and sureness of effect. The properties oi EPHAZONB may be258 words
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Article365 1961-08-07 15 KEN FERNANDEZ - NEW BID for GOVT. GRANT by FMAAU KEN FERNANDEZ, By Kuala Lumpur, Sunday HPHE Asian Football Confederation is to en- courage more visits to Asian countries by first-class teams from Europe and elsewhere. A seven-nation committee headed by Hong Kong was appointed today to draw up a plan and to365 words
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Article385 1961-08-07 15 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER FENAXG STATE TRIAL: RAAP 6 FAP Selection 4. ATHLETICS PORT RAILWAY RC (Pt. Swciteiiham 1 100 yds: 1 M. Ramaeamy 2 V.V. Ragavan 3 Mohamed Noor Rahim 11.25: shot putt: 1 P. Chiniah 2 J.C Samuel 3 SJP Samuel 28ft 6in; 880 yds: 1 C. Batumalal 2385 words
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Article34 1961-08-07 15 MELBOURNE, Sun. Australian Test cricketer Bill Lawry, has been recommended to the new United States baseball club, the New York Hits. Lawry. 24. has played baseball for the Victoria State team.34 words
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121 1961-08-07 15 LTAM TO RUN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT NEXT YEAR ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya is to run a national championship next year. This was decided at the LTAM's annual meeting here today. The executive committee will meet later to discuss on how the championship should be run and121 words
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Article533 1961-08-07 15 SEOUL, Sun. South Korean boxer Se Chu Kang last night defended his Oriental junior middleweight boxing title by defeating Japan's Maemizo by technical knockout in the fifth round. Reuter. MALACCA. Sun. The Council of the Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union today appointed a six-man delegation to see533 words
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Article64 1961-08-07 15 SINGAPORE. Sunday. looked the winners at the end of the J second day's play against North in the annual M.C.A. cricket classic on the padang here today This morning South, who scored 201 yesterday, took 185 minutes to dismiss North for 134 and then hit64 words
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455 1961-08-07 15 Elizabeth cracks two Asian marks as farewell SINGAPORE, Sun. Elizabeth Cheesewright, who leaves for the United Kingdom on Wednesday, said her farewell to Malayan athletics with two magnificent performances at the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association championships at Farrer Park today. Elizabeth won the 100 metres in 12.4 sec and the455 words
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Article72 1961-08-07 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Ceylon Sports Club (Singapore) were in a good position at the end of the first day in their annual cricket match against T.P.C.A. (Kuala Lumpur) for the Mudaliar Nagalingam Shield which began today on the Princes Road ground. Scores: Ceylon B.C. (Singapore)72 words
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Article37 1961-08-07 15 GLASGOW, Sun. England won the two-day triangular swimming international which ended at Coatbridge near here yesterday. They had 46 points. France were second with 39 points and the Combined Scotland Wales third with 29.— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article33 1961-08-07 15 LONDON. Sun. Colin McDonald, the Australian opening batsman, has had his wrist put in plaster for the second time. He is not expected to be fit for two weeks. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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264 1961-08-07 15 SINGAPORE, Sun. _S. Dv Plessis led the 21 qualifiers at the end of today's play with an aggregate of 147 in the Singapore Open amateur golf championships at the Royal Island Club. Dv Plessis. who went round in 76 for the first 18 yesterday, returned264 words
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359 1961-08-07 15 2 UPSETS: YEE KHAN AND BILLY NG OUT CINGAPORE. Sun. Two big shocks opened the night's play in the Singapore open badminton championships at the Badminton Hall here tonight when Thomas Cup stars Billy Ng, holder, and Tan Yee Khan were eliminated in the quarterfinals. Lee Kin Tat. who Is359 words
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Article27 1961-08-07 15 ST. VINCENT (Italian Alys). Sun. Duuto Lol of Italy retained his European welterweight boxing title here last night by outpointing Christian Chrlstensen of Denmark27 words
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Advertisement65 1961-08-07 15 Now! Hotel accommodation for 3 days and 2 nights in any one of 31 major U.S. cities for just $45! And in many of these cities you enjoy a half-day sightseeing tour free! For more information about Pan Am s exclusive "U.S. Visitors Special", call Pan Am or your Travel65 words
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Advertisement207 1961-08-07 15 On top ~~s>:- lL\ "W^^ Strength and boundless J«p <^v energy can only be «ai£»'""' gwii^ maintained when your MM system is fully supplied Vikelp tablets y with vital mineral salts, contain a high concentration < S&F of mineral salts of iron. Calcium. |F Vikelp, a natural sea plant Phosphorous.207 words
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329 1961-08-07 16 by CONRAD NG K. LUMPUR, Sun. fiONG KONG, who drew their match against Indonesia on Friday night, stayed unbeaten in Group "B" of the Merdeka soccer tournament here tonight when they beat Thailand by two goals to one. Hong Kong were so much329 words
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Article144 1961-08-07 16 2H Worts $10 (Minimum) MR. P. A. NADEN aati M x-lawy--11 ilerk on 6th. Funeral 5 p.m. today Monday from 603 TemlanK Road. Sereml>an to Church of Visitation thence Catholic cemetery. H. M. S. OE SILVA at Jaxm 3.5.61 aged 72. Beloved father of H. M A. Ix- Silva144 words
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Article70 1961-08-07 16 THE FAMILY OF THE Ma Dato IDi I Lie Tiang Krnx thank all friend" and rrlaUvi'* for their vxprfMioDa and RIMHSM oi condolence and sympathy. uj.Hihs. loan of car*. (i.»«mt;incr and »m. nri.iDir* during ihiir sad brreavrin^nt MRS ELIZA ORYSDALE and itnldM-n of the late Andrew Stephen Diyndale thank70 words
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Article376 1961-08-07 16 JAPANESE FIGHT BACK AND WIN JAPAN proved tonight that a fighting heart coupled with simple, direct methods can pay dividends when they came back from one down to beat India 3-1 in Group "A" of the Merdeka soccer tournament here. In skill and soccer artistry, the Indians were far superior.376 words
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Article42 1961-08-07 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. S.A.F.A. Junior Cup competition begins 'omorrow with three matches. They are: Badan Kesenlan v Binaiig Buian at M.F.A. ground: Singapore Guard Regiment v Rajaji a i Geylang: and Alexandra "A" v Star Soccerites at St. Georges Road.42 words
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Article161 1961-08-07 16 MOSCOW. Sun.— Major German Stepanovich Titov is a teacher's son. born in 1935 in the village of Verkheye Zhilino. Kosikhin region of the Altai territory, the Soviet News Agency Tas.s said today. He is a married man. His trite. Tamara Visilyevna. was born in 1937. Titov isReuter - 161 words
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Article58 1961-08-07 16 PENANG. Sun— The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, today urged penghulus 'village headmen) to inspire the kampong people with a new spirit to make the Government's rural development plan a success. In this way, he told the annual meeting of the Penghulus' Association, more projects could58 words
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Article61 1961-08-07 16 KUALA KANGSAR, Sun.— The Raja Perempuan of Perak and members of the Perak Royal family were among 8,000 people who attended a variety show at the children's playground here last night to mark the end of national language month. Five schools the Clifford, Chong Hwa, Gandhi61 words
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Article149 1961-08-07 16 CJINGAPORE. Sun. Ong Poh Lim t3 and Jessie Ong returned their mixed doubles title in the Singapore Open badminton championships when .they beat Bob Lee and Nancy Ong 15-9. 15-11 at the Badminton Hall tonight. M. Sadali. this year's Singapore champion, was eliminated in an- other149 words
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125 1961-08-07 16 MERSING. San. Three nun were drowned and another is missing in a picnic tragedy here today. The four, all non-swimmers, were among a group of 12 who went for a swim at the Sri Pantai beach, three miles from here. All were Malacca125 words
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Advertisement232 1961-08-07 16 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENT JUST ARRIVED IUIUn S:ind;i'l *nd handbag* at Hilda's S.C.S. in all •tylei and tlirs. Ojx-n till 1 p.m. today. Tel: B'pore 2703 T. MfiO CONVERT IT TO CASH THROUGH A^^ CLASSIFIED ADVERT IN THE STRAITS TIMES J$K TIMES HOUSE. RIVER /ALLEY rfOAD. SINfiAPOHI TEL. 2800 BIRTHS,232 words
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Advertisement177 1961-08-07 16 SEEING is BELIEVING! BE WISE! BUY NEW REABY BUILT HOUSES We invite your inspection of 2-itor«y hovses Reody for occupation in 1 to 2 months Best architectural design planning fo r modern living maximum comfort. Front elevation unth outstanding features, excellent colour scheme. OPERA ESTATE 61 Miles. SIGLAP RD. ■oi177 words
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