The Straits Times, 4 May 1960
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Title Section20 1960-05-04 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 fle**P apet The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1960 if 15 CENTS20 words
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Article, Illustration1012 1960-05-04 1 TENGKU RAISES SOUTH AFRICAN ISSUE Premiers agree not to reveal what is said to Press But he'll talk things over LONDON, Tuesday. A COMMUNIQUE issued at the end of the first day of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference said that Tengku Abdul Rahman had raised the problemReuter; UPI - 1,012 words
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446 1960-05-04 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. QPEN hostilities between rival gangs have been checked as more and more of their leaders and fighters are caught. The number of secret society incidents has fallen over the past six months since the big police drive against thugs at the end446 words
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Article126 1960-05-04 1 Malaya's wedding gift— a secret LONDON, Tues —Malaya's present for Princess Margaret has been purchased. It will go to Clarence House tomorrow. Until receipt there its nature must remain secret, but it is something in 200--year-old Georgian silver and will prove extremely useful in the Princess's home. The Yang di-Pertu&n126 words
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Article27 1960-05-04 1 LONDON, Tues.— The sterling area's gold and dollar reserves rose by £18 million to £1,011 million In April, the Treasury announced today.27 words
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130 1960-05-04 1 Clerks work on calmly as time bomb scare sweeps H.K. bank HONG KONG, Tues. Bank clerks here today went about their work gingerly, awaiting with remarkable calm for a time bomb to go off but the -nng" never came. The police had received a badly written letter which said that130 words
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Article31 1960-05-04 1 LONDON, Tues.— The Lord Chancellor, Viscount Kilmuir. arrived back in London today after a 19-day world tour in which he visited Singapore, New Zealand, Fiji, Honolulu and Chicago. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article18 1960-05-04 1 AMMAN. Tues. King Hussein of Jordan will make his official visit to Ethiopia on May 12.18 words
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130 1960-05-04 1 PORT SWfcTTENHAM TUESDAY T»HE HARBOUR L BOARD Trade Union executive committee will meet here tomorrow to consider a statement by the Malayan Trade Union Congress that dock workers should boycott the handling of South African goods. The union has about 2,000 members— stevedores,130 words
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Article188 1960-05-04 1 MANILA, Tuesday. J^S American admiral has suggested that Seato increase its anti-submarine capability to meet the "tremendous threat" posed by Russian submarines in the Pacific. Rear Admiral J.D. Black, Commander of the VS. 17th Carrier Division, made the suggestion in an interview with theReuter - 188 words
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Article233 1960-05-04 1 Thai Premier hits at aliens BANGKOK. Tues.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Sarit Thanarat, today deplored the activities of "foreigners engaged in tin mining and rubber planting in South Thailand." Mr. Sarlt, who was addressing a teachers" conhrence. has just returned from a visit to the area. He said: "I wantUPI - 233 words
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Article14 1960-05-04 1 LENIN MIIZI 50EKAC MOnena «> Prf •rfOAtiLii tSm I pnwnoticn of pt 114 words
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Article119 1960-05-04 2 Police fire on rioters in Nagpur >^AGPUR, Tues.— Police opened fire yesterday at a mob protesting against the merging of this city into the new State of Maharashtra. The rioters attempted to set fire to Itwarl station and break Into warehouses but the attempt was unsuccessful There was no Immediate119 words
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145 1960-05-04 2 DEMO NSTRATIONS against the National Assembly today broke out in Seoul, Pusan and Kumhae. In Seoul about 500 university students staged a street demonstration in front of the National Assembly, demanding Its immediate dissolution. They carried placards which said the present assembly was lotReuter - 145 words
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Article67 1960-05-04 2 LOS ANGELES. TuesStructural Improvements are to be ordered for the Electra turbo-prop plane as a result of the Government's InvestlI gation of a recent crash that took 63 lives. Meanwhile, speed limitations under which airlines are now operating Electras I "provide a margin of .safety J67 words
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346 1960-05-04 2 Chessman: What gain except vengeance has death brought? LONG BEACH (California), Tuesday. A POSTHUMOUS attack by Caryl Chessman on the "vengeance" of the death penalty appeared today in a copyright statement in the newspaper Long Beach Independent. Chessman, who died yesterday In the gas chamber of San Quentin prison afterReuter - 346 words
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Article235 1960-05-04 2 I ONDON, Tues.— The execution of Caryl Chessman dominates today's British newspapers and is the lead story in papers ranging from The Times to the tabloid Daily Sketch. The Daily Herald comments: "Today there must be in the hearts of most-honest-, to-goodness Americans aUPI - 235 words
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220 1960-05-04 2 I OS ANGELES. Tues. —The mother of a girl kidnapped and attacked by Caryl Chessman and now In a mental institution said his execution was "Just, but a great tragedy." "It was God's will. It la all over now." added Mrs. Ruth220 words
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96 1960-05-04 2 The State should now think again— Brown SAN QUENTIN. Tuesday. IN HIS first statement after Caryl Chessman's execution, California's Governor, Mr. Edmund Brown, reiterated his hope that the people of the State would abolish capital punishment. "Until they do. however. I must continue to uphold the laws and the provisions96 words
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Miscellaneous29 1960-05-04 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby TMEeE'ft NOT QUIT* V lATBalauT WFONLV s v w.^.. > 1 EMCXMU RUNT yT/TU BUV>J A SMALL J WEIL I a<WTMt€j D IT6 A MUCH29 words
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Article, Illustration423 1960-05-04 3 'BIG FOUR 9 URGED TO PRODUCE CONCRETE PROPOSALS FOR GENEVA ISTANBUL, Tuesday rpifrlE British J- Foreign Secretary, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, outlined a nine-point disarmament plan at the pre Summit Nato Council meeting in Istanbul yesterday. As Mr. Lloyd was speaking in the Town Hall, 2,000 Turks423 words
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314 1960-05-04 3 r\mv. Nationalist Government won approval in the House of Assembly here last night for its plan for a referendum on whether South Africa should become a republic. The Referendum Bill to put the Issue to an all-white electorate was given aReuter - 314 words
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86 1960-05-04 3 SOEKARNO PALACES STRAFING: TRIAL SOON JAKARTA. Tues. Major Prodjoradono, of the Indonesian Air Force legal branch, has said the trial of 2 Lt. Daniel Maukar will open before the end of May. Maukar is charged with being the pilot of a MiG-17 jet fighter which on March 9 strafed PresidentReuter - 86 words
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Article52 1960-05-04 3 WASHINGTON. Tues— The State Department said yesterday it was following closely the case of Allan Lawrence Pope, an American flier sentenced to death In Indonesia for alleged participation In rebel bombing raids. He may appeal but officials here could not say If he had done soUPI - 52 words
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235 1960-05-04 3 JAKARTA, Tues.— The spokesman of the Indonesian Foreign Office. Mr. Boes EfTendi. said today that demonstrations outside the Netherlands Government mission building here gave "positive evidence that our national feeling can easily blaze up if the Dutch go ahead with their military challenge."Reuter; UPI - 235 words
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466 1960-05-04 3 IKE: AID CUTS WOULD MEAN A BIG VICTORY FOR THE REDS WASHINGTON, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower .said tonight that A threatened cuts in his mutual security programme would mean, for all the free world, a crushing defeat in the struggle with Communism. The President, in a prei pared speech before theReuter - 466 words
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158 1960-05-04 3 Makarios in no position to rule, says Grivas ATHENS, Tues.—Gen- eral Grivas, former leader of the Eoka underground in Cyprus, said today that Archbishop Makarlos had "lost control of the situation" on the island and "is in no position to rule." He said in a Press statement, seen here asReuter - 158 words
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Article26 1960-05-04 3 CANBERRA. Tues—Fortyone Kirls under 15 were married in Australia last year, two of them to men over 40. according to figures released today. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Miscellaneous334 1960-05-04 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE g--" W -"Slr^r-V-SElr Radio malaya from 9.M 10.N p-m. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.30 Oood Morning; 6.32 SERVICE 41.7 metres Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE* 7.05 A Date With Music; 1.00 Th* KoaU Lumpur 341 metre* New*; 80S A Date With Muslo; Peoang334 words
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Article34 1960-05-04 4 BINGAPORE. Tues.— The Tagore Society. Singapore, will hold a Variety Concert at the Victoria MemorlaJ Hall, on May 8. at 8 p.m. to celebrate the birthday of the Indian poet Rablndranath Tagore.34 words
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608 1960-05-04 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday CHIEF SHB NAVAL ARCHITECT TESTIFIES IN $1 MILLION SUIT THE CHIEF Naval Architect of the Singapore Harbour Board, Mr. J. O'Brien Canavan, testified in the High Court today that it was on his advice that the 4,000-ton freighter Mandama, which caught608 words
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Article131 1960-05-04 4 SINGAPORE. Tuesday AN escaped prisoner, Chan Ah Kheng, alias Tan rk Hong Keng. alias Ah Siow, was re-arrested and sent back to Jail for six months today for escaping from lawful custody. Held at the Changi Prison under the New Criminal Law 'Temporary Provision! Ordinance.131 words
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Article141 1960-05-04 4 Brilliant but oh—so Bohemian WHAT don one de- j bufonte tay o'-out Tony 1 Armstrong-Jonof That "he I it on unconventional bride- 1 (room for vary uncon- j j venfionol PrincaM." Buf the older people I net to iurt. They point to I the fact that iuraaaan Royolty 11 boycotting141 words
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Article75 1960-05-04 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A clerk. Teng Ylng Chye. 26. was fined $25 or three weeks' Jail, in a magistrate's court today on an amended charge of betting with bookmakers. Teng. who was originally charged with acting as a bookmaker, was arrested at a race meeting75 words
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Article59 1960-05-04 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. is indisposed and will not be able to attend tre opening of National Theatre Fund show "International Night" which is being held under his pati ronage in the Victoria Theatre tomorrow. The Prime Minister, Mr Lee59 words
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369 1960-05-04 4 TOKEN VOTE SOUGHT FOR $55,000 WORK BRIGADE HQRS SINGAPORE. Tues. THE Singapore Government is seeking a token vote of $10 from the Legislative Assembly for the Work Brigade headquarters. This iteni Is contained In a paper on the first Supplementary Estimates for 1960 to be tabled during the Assembly meet.iiß369 words
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150 1960-05-04 4 STUDENTS' I-CARDS: MOBILE UNITS OUT SINGAPORE, Tues. Regist ration of school students for identitycards started today as schools throughout the island opened after the Easter holidays. Mobile units from the Registry of Persons toured schools in three districts in the city area distributing application forms. When the cards are ready,150 words
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104 1960-05-04 4 18 months for bid to steal nurse's car SINGAPORE. Tues. A Criminal District Judge today spoke of the prevalence of car thefts in Singapore, when he passed sentence on a youth for attempting to steal a car belonging to a nurse. Ng Leong Teck. the youth. was jailed for 18104 words
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Article27 1960-05-04 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two film shows held at the Nanyang Theatre In Bukit Timah last week in aid of the National Theatre Fund raised $1,000.27 words
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Article, Illustration95 1960-05-04 4 TONIGHT is the "International Night of Sonrs, Dances and Music" at the Victoria Theatre in aid of the National Theatre Fund. Picture shows a cultural group performing the Singapore number Lucky Ring. The girls, all Chinese, are dressed in Malay costume and dance to the Malay95 words
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Miscellaneous186 1960-05-04 4 1 CLOTHING SHOP: St. Andrew's Church. C.W.A. Room. South 81de. 3 P m ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOIS: Open meeting at YMCA. Orchard Road 5.30 p.m. KAMALA CLL'B: MaUyabt.i class 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. SINGAPORE Jl'DO CLL'B: Children, beginners and 6th Kvu 7.30 p.m. to 830 p.m.; 3id Kyu to Ist Kyu186 words
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Miscellaneous138 1960-05-04 4 GEYLANG STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHURCH: Oospel meetmg at "Peace Cove", 393 Joo Chiat Road at 8 p.m. PAYA LEBAR METHODIST CHI'RCH: Bltye class in English at MYF Room 7.15 p.m. AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES qpHE following Is today's 1 schedule -of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS138 words
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Miscellaneous121 1960-05-04 4 uric. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur (ML 121) 8 45 am from Penang, Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur (ML 101) 12 30 p.m. from Jf— riton, Brunei. Slbu. Kuchlng (ML 407) 430 pjn.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 6.10 p.m.; from KoU Bahru. Penang. Kuala Lumpur, Malacca (ML 131) 7.2S p.m.: from Kuala Lumpur121 words
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Miscellaneous76 1960-05-04 4 KI.M: To Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok. Amsterdam, (KL 830) 8 45 a.m. Q*nUi: To Darwin, Sydney EM 572/054) 9 15 p.m Malayan Airway*: To Kuala Lumpur, Fmang (ML 122) 4.25 a_m.; to Ipoh, Penang (ML 108) 4.55 am to Kuchlng. Sibu Brunei. Jeaselton. Sandakan (ML 410) 8.30 am to Malacca, Kuala76 words
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Article, Illustration342 1960-05-04 5 S'PORE STUDENT ASSISTS IN US RESEARCH ON HERB CURES SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A SINGAPORE student in the United States has been appointed research assistant in an institute engaged on a multi-million-dollar research programme on the medicinal value of herbs, plants and drugs. Melwyn Yeo. 20. now In hl.s final year at342 words
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239 1960-05-04 5 CINGAPORE. Tues.— Former hitch-hikers are among people from both Singapore and the Federation who have sent In a new batch of dona* tions totalling $56 to the Straits Times for "fellow hitch-hiker" Gunter R. H. Helm-Holz. who had $1,000 stolen from him last week. One239 words
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156 1960-05-04 5 Sultan to adopt sister's twin daughters A LOR STAR, Tues. The Sultan and Sultanah of Kedah have adopted the twin daughters born last Saturday to the Sultan's eldest sister Tengku Hamidah. The twins have been named Tengku Soraya and Tengku Sarlna by the Sultan and Sultanah. The twins and their156 words
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322 1960-05-04 5 Story of dud $s: Man for trial on 2 charges KIOSK ATTENDANT: I SUSPECTED... MALACCA. Tues. A SINGAPORE broker, Tan Kirn Seah, 30, was today committed for trial in the High Court on two charges involving counterfeit currency. He Is charged with using forged currency notes as genuine and with322 words
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84 1960-05-04 5 HOLTTUM IN MALAYA COLLECTING PLANTS JPOH. Tues. Prof. RE. Holttum has been in the Federation for the past week collecting rare specimens of plants for the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew England. He would take some plants back to England, he said at the airport here today before leaving for84 words
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136 1960-05-04 5 KOTA BHARU, Tuesday. npHE Federal Government Is not prepared to grant any assistance towards community development projects in Kelantan and Trengganu until the PMIP governments of both states change their attitude towards foreign loans. The Assistant Minister for Information and Broadcasting. Syed Ja'afar Albar,136 words
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Article87 1960-05-04 6 It Wtrda tU (Minimum, THE FAMILY of the late Albert Victor Sheffield thank all who attended funeral May Ist. Also those «bo ser.t wreaths and donations. MR. A MRS. ANTOINI SOOSOV and Mr. ft Mrs. Aatbonysamy Gnanavarayan thank all relatives friends for thur kind attendance at their weddings and87 words
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Obituary39 1960-05-04 6 to Words Sit (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of OUT beloved father R. Muruglah and our beloved mother Esther called to rest on 4.5.41 and 1 12.44 respectively God knows best may their soul* rest In peace Amen.39 words
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Article186 1960-05-04 6 ill Words Sit (Minimum) ORESSES A 00WN* Bale at Mulchands 1 Both Salon*, Tel: 8 pore ***** 3(1-27 A WEDDING, an anniversary for that extra special Gift, remember Rohlnson's Blhrerware Department. Phone (8 pore) *****. FEDERAL PUSLICATION* LTD., has ou dlsilay the complete rang* oi Pan and Fontana book*186 words
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620 1960-05-04 6 The Straits Times Wednesday, May 4. 1960. Registered Parties The original apparent reluctance of the Singapore Government to submit to a Select Committee its bill amending the Societies Ordinance was scarcely calculated to commend changes in the law which would result, among other things, in putting political parties under the620 words
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Article335 1960-05-04 6 The history of registration for Federal citizenship apparently falls into two eras or crises in the official mind, the pre-Merdeka rush and the post-Merdeka rush. Each for different reasons produced more citizens than was proper. In the pre-Merdeka rush, as "we, learned rather more than a year335 words
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Article278 1960-05-04 6 Plain decency, which demanded that Caryl Chessman should not die, has not prevailed. In terms other than these his case is difficult to discuss usefully. Being unique it cannot be cited to provide compelling reasons for legal reform, though it has certainly shown how human frailty278 words
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Article, Illustration867 1960-05-04 6 SARDAR K.M. PANIKKAR - SARDAR K.M. PANIKKAR What the Prime Ministers can do and should do today about the black sheep of the Commonwealth family by SOUTH AFRICA has created an unprecedented situation in Commonwealth relationships. It is the first time that the Commonwealth has faced867 words
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172 1960-05-04 6 T"HE Assistant Minister of Broadcasting has said a mouthful. Though he is correct in saying that the Government has the right to make use of Radio Malaya to tell the people of Government policies, It Is shocking that in the172 words
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Article, Illustration923 1960-05-04 6 VERNON BARLETT - IDEALISM FREEDOM OF THE INDIVIDUAL VERNON BARLETT HEi I HAD seen so many dead men before I was 21 that I wanted my sons never to think of war. Instead of tin soldiers, I gave them tin postmen and railway porters. I came home one day and found that somebody923 words
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Article211 1960-05-04 7 CHINESE SCHOOL MOVE ON MALAY Chung Cheng to aid the language CINGAPORE, Tues. 0 Malay has been made a compulsory subject at Chung Cheng High School, Singapore's biggest Chinese secondary school. More than 3.000 students who went back to school today after the Easter holidays found a change In their211 words
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Article138 1960-05-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. a FIVE-MAN team of World Bank experts is due here tomorrow to examine the economic and financial needs of the Federation and the prospects lor economic development. The mission will be led by Mr. H. Erich Bachem, who is In charge138 words
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Article73 1960-05-04 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Richard Edward Phillips, an assistant superintendent at the Olmson School, was accused today In a magistrate's court of the murder of a boy inmate of the school, Llm Beng Soon, on April 11. The charge alleged that Phillips, caused bodily injury to Llm which led73 words
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204 1960-05-04 7 Visitors tell of a big hostel plan for Hawaii SINGAPORE. Tues. Two visitors to Singapore today spoke about a $2,100,000 hostel project for foreign students at the University of Hawaii. They are Mr. Wadsworth Yee, a member of Hawaii's State Legislature and Mr. Lawrence Lav, administrative assistant to Senator Hiram204 words
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Article27 1960-05-04 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A remembrance ceremony will be observed by the Netherlands community in Singapore tomorrow at the Kranji military cemetery. In honour of their war dead27 words
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Article30 1960-05-04 7 TELUK ANSON, Tues— The Teluk Anson branch of the People's Progressive Party will hold a public meeting on the Anson Road padang her* on Sunday at 7 p.m.30 words
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Article173 1960-05-04 7 PENANG, Tues. pIVE American ex-Berrlce-men arrived from Singapore yesterday evening In their ocean-going yawl, the Suzy Wong, on their voyage from Houg Kong to New York. Their yawl carried one passenger Mr. Bruce Blackburn of Manila who Joined them at Singapore and got a free trip173 words
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Article, Illustration410 1960-05-04 7 K. BASKARAN - K. BASKARAN OFFICER WAS CHATTING, LAUGHING...THEN DIED By TWERE was a solemn scene at the Kuala Lumpur airport yesterday morning as the coffin bearing the body of the late Deputy Superintendent of Police, Inche (ihazali bin Osman. was carried from a MM plane to410 words
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172 1960-05-04 7 Man who killed Red to get $1,500 reward PRESENTATION BY RAZAK KUANTAN, Tuesday. A PADI planter, Mat Said bin Deban, who shot dead a Communist terrorist while out looking for his buffaloes earlier this year, will receive a cash award of $1,500 from the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for172 words
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97 1960-05-04 7 ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Raja Muda of Srlangor, Tengku Abdul A/ii Shah, will be sworn in a* Regent at a ceremony at the Istana Kota, Klang. on May 16. He will deputise for his father, the Sultan of Srlangor, Sultan97 words
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112 1960-05-04 7 THE INDIAN FILM FANS FORM SOCIETY SINGAPORE, Tues A group of Indian film fans In Singapore have decided to form a Singapore Indian Film Society. The objects of the society are to screen award-win-ning films, Indian newsreels and documentaries and other Indian films of cultural and educational value and to112 words
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Article35 1960-05-04 7 Abusive— $25 TELUK ANSON. Tues. Yap Kow alias Yap Fook Yol 18, was fined $25 or a week's Jail here yesterday when he pleaded guilty to using Insulting language to a policeman on April 30.35 words
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Article41 1960-05-04 7 TELUK ANSON. Tues. A stallkeeper, Ong Huan Kay. 28. was fined $250 or three months' jail In the Sessions Court here yesterday for possession of a case of firecrackers at a house In Paslr Bedamar Road, on April 29.41 words
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Article53 1960-05-04 7 BUNGEI PATANI, Tues The Sungel Patanl Town Council today decided to Inform the Kedah Government that it favoured continuance of the Control of Rent Ordinance which is due to cease on June 30 this year. The council felt the Ordinance should be extended for a further period53 words
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221 1960-05-04 7 G. WOODEN - A CHILDREN'S WELCOME FOR THEIR MOTHER TURNED TO GRIEF G. WOODEN By Seramban. Tues A WOMAN left th« General Hospital here after giving birth to her sixth child, but returned an hour later with another child in her arms. The child was dead— choked by a party inflated balloon. Letcnumle,221 words
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Advertisement200 1960-05-04 7 Itai ao muck torafjenr... THE MIGHTY ATLANTIC jil^ MODEL PI 225 STG .^^^J^^- J*j It's a stereogram and mwi^^^^^lftßv^fl that means hi-fl record K^T^^s^^^'^j^W' stereo amplifier and 5 waveband radio all in B^Jfr— sHsssr one! The new Pye PE 225 t^^Bi?2sfiS STG Atlantic' has the 7^^^^L3sssssrl highest quality dual M200 words
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Advertisement70 1960-05-04 7 jL Qrotvvvmrit T\l ANTISEPTIC JiPRKKLYHEAT F POWDER and SOAP %T with DCMX* I \s m a i #^sj^^l M Qrvnnnrrit m.m v W Z?Lvc^S^ N. POWDER *DCMX fc a powerful germicide which guards against the possibility of infection Regular ute of Johnson's Prickly Heat powder and soap will keep prickly70 words
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Article217 1960-05-04 8 IPOH, Tues.— A murder trial in the High Court here ended abruptly today when the five accused pleaded guilty to a charge of gang robbery. Mr. Justice Smith sentenced four of them— Lav Kam Swee. 26. Chong Kirn Fatt 22. Yeong Tat. 25. and Lee217 words
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Article46 1960-05-04 8 IPOH. Tues —Two Alliance and two PPP members were elected to the Chenderlng Local Council at a by-elec-tion yesterday. They are Mr. Leong Kam Weng and Mr. Low Pul Kin. 'Alliance, and Mr. Kok Chee Tee and Mr. Chong Chin Kong. PPP46 words
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Article32 1960-05-04 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues An exhibition showing aspects of anti-malaria work will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on May 7 and 8 In connection with World Health Day.32 words
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Article38 1960-05-04 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues The Family Planning Association of Johore Bahru will hold a Jumble sale on Friday at 10 a.m. at the premises of the Antl-T.B. Association In Jalan Tangga Duke in aid of Its fund.38 words
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Article294 1960-05-04 8 'Show initiative or move' A WARNING TO GOVT. OFFICERS AS RURAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN BOOSTED KUALA TRENGGANU, Tuesday. 'THE Assistant Minister for Rural Develop*L ment. Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, today warned Government officers that they would be transferred if they lacked initiative in implementing the Government's rural development plan. Addressing294 words
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Article, Illustration83 1960-05-04 8 Seremban boy met his Penang bride while studying in Melbourne TWO MALAYANS who first i met while studying at Melbourne were married in .Seremban recently at the Registry of Marriages. They are Mr. Tham Onn. now an engineer with the Malayan Railway at Ipoh. and Miss Chan Swee Guat, a83 words
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308 1960-05-04 8 Country's progress in malaria fight for exhibition KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A THREE-DAY exhibition showing the Federation's progress in the fight against malaria will be held at the Selangor Turf Club here from Saturday. It Is being sponsored by the Ministry of Health in connection with World Health Day. Various Government308 words
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Article57 1960-05-04 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— More than half of the new Government $50 million loan has been subscribed since it was launched 13 days ago. the Strait? Times learned today at the Accountant-General'* office. A .spokesman there said subscriptions were coming in satisfactorily. This is the third57 words
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101 1960-05-04 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The University of Malaya Society here today cabled Commonwealth Prime Ministers now In conference In London expressing the view that South Africa should be "excluded from the Commonwealth If It continues with the apartheid policy." In the cable, the society, representing graduates101 words
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80 1960-05-04 8 RAZAK INSPECTS BILUT VALLEY LAND PROJECT J{IALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. visited the BUut Valley land development scheme in Pahang today to review its progress. Soon after arrival. Tun Abdul Razak held informal talks with the resident manager, Inche Abdul Jalll bin Nordin. and the80 words
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Article40 1960-05-04 8 SEGAMAT. Tues.— A general cleanliness campaign among eating shops and stalls will be held during the World Health Day celebration here on Saturday. There will also be a health exhibition and essay competitions among school children40 words
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Article14 1960-05-04 8 PENANG. Tues.— Five more forged dollar notes have been found In Penang.14 words
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Article45 1960-05-04 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Federation's SolicitorGeneral. liuhe Mohamed Suffian bin Hashim. has left for Tokyo to attend a United Nations conference on the law of human rights. Singapore will be represented by the State AdvocateGeneral. Inche Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim.45 words
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278 1960-05-04 8 WOMAN DOCTOR ONE OF 43 TO LOSE STATUS AS CITIZENS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A WOMAN doctor of Penang General Hospital is one of 43 more people deprived of their Federal citizenship. She is Dr. Harbans Kaur Sidhu. Dr. Sidhu is a sister of Dr. Adjit Singh, an agronomist. She would278 words
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Article59 1960-05-04 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Police are seeking a motto and are willing to pay $50 for it. It must be in Malay and be easily translatable into Chinese and English. The ompetition Is open to all members of the force. Entries should reach Mr. Tan Trek Khim.59 words
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Article49 1960-05-04 8 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Tues.' —A motorist, Lee Seng Bee. 52, pleaded not guilty in the Sess*. lons court here today to a charge of causing the death of Low Peng Huat on March 7 by a rash act. He was granted $500 ball pending hearing on May 16.49 words
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145 1960-05-04 8 Praise for Malaya's 'stable' government DENANG. Tues. Sir r A 1 i s t c r McMullin, President of the Australian Senate, today praised Malaya for her "stable and strong'" government. "You are a rich country-^ j rich in natural resources, rich in history and rich in adl minlfctrative leaders."145 words
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Article27 1960-05-04 8 TELUK ANSCN. Tues.— The Lower Perak Malay Club will hold Its annual meeting on May 21 at 7.30 p.m. followed by a dinner and dance.27 words
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Article75 1960-05-04 8 SINGAPORE, Tues— The Government proposes to spend $95,000 on alterations to the Ministry of Labour and I Law building in Havelock Road. The amount required Is being sought from the Legislative Assembly In a paper on supplementary estimates. The proposed alterations and additions to the Ministry75 words
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Advertisement136 1960-05-04 8 PanAm Fivmw PAY [W?^ -^^s n/ni U L_D UNA •^■aasAit Pan Am's pay later plan you can travel over Pan American's world wide system of routes on credit It's so easy no prolonged red tape no need to disturb yoor present savings or investments. Simply make ail your travel arrangements136 words
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Advertisement47 1960-05-04 8 FROZEN SWANSON CHICKEN Select your favorite parts BBBaaala*^ fcdt J^ IbbbbbblbbbbbW BBaaar o'* *W3L'JL\ 9*-^^ I VQH fR»^ J f.Drumslick»-Som««ty...«oMt.«fyrn V 4 2. Wings Sott«KMr...th«y mttmymr hkmUH 3. Thighs Always young and •rtra-fl«vorf*« 4. Br«aStS Specially •*l«ct«d...«D«cta!?yOOo4l 5. Cut-up fryors- Hart to f«»<at hot ottttMgM |JqO \347 words
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Miscellaneous300 1960-05-04 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS ball vatar (C). t. A rtd«r men make lurpMu a. I'd like to be a cltaaml nan (4). 10. Grant for KKMone In Mad 14. How the eyea of the Kaar of care and protection CB). flint! 1 10 > 11. Honour In general accorded is.300 words
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Advertisement1658 1960-05-04 9 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE TO ADEH. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, IQNOON ft COHTIHEHTAI PORTS Due S'pori Sails P. Shaa Penang POLYPHEMUS lutrptil, Havre Cda. 33 May May 7 MEMHON Liverpaal, Dublin Ii Part *.y S May 1/ I May 10 AN7EHOR L- ion, Hamburg, Rotterdam May I Wlay 10 May 11/12 May1,658 words
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Advertisement2845 1960-05-04 9 wnnMSJjj y '4 L l l ™Z ni THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. T 7 V' SINGAPORE (lacirptratii ia tat Ui.'U Kiafna) t LINES SAILINGS TO ADEH, U.K. I COHTIHENTAI PORTS. Spore t. Sham Penang BENVANNOCN tor Port Sudan, Liverpool, Antwerp, Rotterdam la Part/ 1 May BENLOMONO for London. Rotterdam,2,845 words
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Advertisement1450 1960-05-04 9 to- McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. \w!5V m Ml ***** \I3 \»*>* ELLKRMAN LINK KLAVENKSS LINK V**"^ LONDON. HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM. HAVRE LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO. t HULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER I PORTLAND CITY OF NEWCASTLE Acctptitg cargl fir Central t Stalk Spore P. Sham Penang America 14/ it Mn 21/21 May uiu1,450 words
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Article23 1960-05-04 10 Malayan Stock Exchanjr: May 3 Apr 30 Industrials: 141.91 141.1* Tins: 17J.46 171.45 S Rubbers: 277.94 277.30 Jan. 1 1958 1*0.23 words
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Article218 1960-05-04 10 \M AY first grade rubber buyer.i"- 1 l.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday a; 123 '4 cents per !b.. down tnret-eighihs of a ceut on Friday's close. The closing toue vras «te*dy quiet. 8.C.C.R.A. closinc prices In cen't per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 123V4.218 words
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905 1960-05-04 10 LOCAL SHARE BROKERS' CONTRACTS NOW REPORTED By Our Market Correspondent QN the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday markings for individual shares dealt in were reported for the first time in the history of the country's share business. This was in preparation for the opening in Kuala Lumpur next Monday of a905 words
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Article35 1960-05-04 10 SINGAPORE. MAY 3. RUBBER: $1.23* per lb. (down three-eighths of a cent). 5 pm. close: $1.23 i (quiet). TIN: $385.25 per picul (down 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 25 tons).35 words
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Article121 1960-05-04 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prtMi pe> picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK/Coimuen: May/ June shipments $36 2 buy- i ers $37' selleis. Coconut oil: < quiet; bulk $55'j sellers. drum j $58 > 4 sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done, Muntuk white $295. Sarawak $200.121 words
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Article564 1960-05-04 10 I f\N the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, all sections were I selectively better. The turnover was small. Members of the Exchange re- ported the following business at the afternoon call and individual i share markings are given in brackets unless only one contract was writ ten; Industrials: Fraser564 words
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Article131 1960-05-04 10 MLIBuL/KiNE lues. INVhS-I ML.VI snares held a steady lone neie ioda\. At'l gained Is. 6d. larlton lmpioved Is to 425. 6d Associated Pulp eu&ed Is. 9d and Hilton eased it. 3d. Ba&e metals and the oils traded along bteady line*. Mi isa gained 2s. 3d. to 87s. 6d.131 words
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Article148 1960-05-04 10 TIIK Malayan txctvange Banks Association made the following changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New Yet*: buying airmail T.T 32 15/16. O.D. 33 1/16. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credli bills. 33 1/2 trad* bills Canada: buying airmail T.T 31 7/8. O.D. 32. 90148 words
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Advertisement1221 1960-05-04 10 fic^pEJripKJ: Bxprcss U.S.A. PaciEle «3s Atlantic Coast Sarvica E.TA. E.I.A. E.T.A. Jrc» P. $>am Panatu H'kone. l. Angeles Ne» vorfc Kankawa Miru" Ist Call 21 31 Mai 1/2 Juaa Jut Call 3/ 4 Juaa I iu«e 21 Jaie 14 MM -Kiaikawa Mara" lit Call 24/21 Juaa 27/21 Jot 2a<Cah 2»,311,221 words
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Advertisement444 1960-05-04 10 EVERETT ORIENT LINE far NMtkaaf. Ja»ai»- S'oore p s 'J. am 2 n i n| lENF.VIKTT" Calls Paia*. Far «im«« Caittaiaai. Calartta:•■IIMVF.IIITT" Ma J »U» •■auTNF.VEUF.TT" J»«« U km Bulk c 1 latex tank soa:e available. JOHNSON LINE Far Hii|kaa|. jaaaa- S--- S >»n Penana. I "STM MCTURUS" M M>444 words
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Advertisement1068 1960-05-04 10 NOTICES NOTICE PBOPOSEL J-STOREY OFFICE Bl'ILDIV" FOR UNITED MOTOR WORKS (M) LTD.. K.L. Contractors who wish to be I considered for eligibility to tender for the above should submit their names In writing to the office of the Architect not later than Saturday 7th May, 1960 giving particulars of previous1,068 words
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Advertisement618 1960-05-04 11 NOTICE CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD INTERRUPTION OF SUPPLY MWIIN There will be an interruption of electricity supply In the Mantln area on Wednesday, 4th May, 1960. betwen 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. In order to carry out alterations to the H.V. transmission Hue. Any inconvenience caused to consumers Is regretted. DISTRICT618 words
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Advertisement507 1960-05-04 11 NOTICES 1 NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE KUALA SIDIM RUBBER I COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extxaordlnary General Meeting of the above-named Company will be held at No. 1. The Embankment. Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, the 25th day of May 1960507 words
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Advertisement495 1960-05-04 11 r^pSSSSpSSa HWBHH i( iiniinued irons Paje 8) SITUATIONS VACANT to Wtrdt U (Mimj—Bex St ett. txtrm BOX AtSiT VACANCY filled. Applicants thanked. LIVE IN AMAH. No attachment*. Energetic Able to cook Asian European food. Good salary. Telepnone Spore ***** a.m. and 12 noon. HICHCLASS MASSAGE SALON requires male A femal*495 words
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Advertisement494 1960-05-04 11 SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Wtrdt t$ (Him.)— Box St ets. txtrm WANTBO AMAH, cook and general must (peak English, hay* good ref*rsoc*s. Apply Box A 4348 S.T. B'pors. TBACHER WANTBD preferably Graduate If not Normal or College Trained. Apply Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus. Malacca. ADVOCATE AND SOLICITOR required by494 words
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Advertisement1102 1960-05-04 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Wordt Si (MUt.)— Bex it rts. extra MODERN UNFURNISHED three bed100m nous* two alreonditioosd. two longbatha availabl* raid May. District 10 Phone (Spore) 6M98. ONB FURNISHED epper flat complete wltb refrigerator district 11. For further particular*, please nrjg ***** or ***** (S'por*). RBNT 8190/ Bale at cost1,102 words
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Advertisement1110 1960-05-04 11 HOUSE ft LAND FOR SALE tt Werdt Si (Mim.)-Box tt ett. txtre BUILDING SITE ideal elevated suitable one bungalow facing 3 1/4 mil* Klang Road waier electricity first offer $5,500/- Box No V 950 U.T. X.L AUSTRALIAN LANO VALUES continue soaring, genuine high pronts secured by purchasing building lots on1,110 words
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Advertisement1011 1960-05-04 11 HIRE PURCHASE It Wtrdt Si (.Him.)— Box it ett. txtrm THONG MUAf MOTOR finance Ltd Finance blr* purcnaie oo oar* mw/ secondhand. Tertis moderate 33. BoMi R«ad. B'pore. Telephone 332«2/3M«a oocs. pets. rrc. it Wordt U f. Him.)— Box M ett. txlra POUND SIAMESE CAT Ewart Park. Spore Phonr «-.V.«1,011 words
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Advertisement933 1960-05-04 11 FOR SALE }f Wtrdt Si (Vim.)— Box St ett. txtrm CCC «UNK STORB, 137 Huklt Tlinsn Road (2nd milestone) Singapore. Buy A Sell all types of household good* A Secondhand Cars. Telephone *****. 82.70 MEN'S SHIRTS allslzes WOc. Men* Sock*. Sin».l. ts. Briefs. M.-n* Swlmwear, Pyjamas. Necktif*. Olftsets Visit Luck's933 words
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Article191 1960-05-04 12 Alexandra Pob, aged 11; 26, Jalan Mcranti. Pasur Mas, Kelantaa; member Wise Owls Club; radio-listening, reading, cycling. Ricky Poh, aged 19; IS7-P, Sirailur.ore Avenue, Queen.stown. Singapore 3; swimming, c.tmpinj,'. hockey, badminton, correspondence. Jenny Poh, aged 16; IS7-F, Strathmore Avenue, Queenstown, Singapore 3; member Wise191 words
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Article513 1960-05-04 12 hristinr Dickens aged 14; Clinton street, Millicent, South Australia; horse-riding, stamps, postcards. Claire Payne, aged 16; 12. on Terrace, Murray Bridge, South Australia; reading, correspondence, stamps, tennis. Softball. Üble-tennii, s\\ miming. Jrancis I.cc, aged 15: P.O. Box 46. Sena, Brunei; stamps, id.^. Ronnie Dean, ayed 14; P.O.513 words
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Article, Illustration912 1960-05-04 12 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - Bakar Bear wins first prize for his costume KATHLEEN HICKLEY i by MAT Mousedeer has decided, to give a fancy dress party. The guests have chosen and made their costumes, but unfortunately, Tahir Tiger and Mat Mousedeer have both arrived dressed in identical wizards outfits, with books of magic spells.912 words
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Article, Illustration26 1960-05-04 12 "BABS" is the name of this little Bush baby who is so small he fits into a half- pint mug Quite easily.26 words
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Article361 1960-05-04 12 rST your general knowledge with the following questions. 1. Would you describe an arch type as (a) a saucy person, (b) an original model, (c) a kind of bridge? 2, Can you punctuate and make sense of the following sentence? 'Every boy has two feet upon each361 words
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Advertisement88 1960-05-04 12 ||f '^success !§L [1 and stamina Those whose physical //^■■■^■■^■■Ml activities make such a .strenuous call I #^^^^^l^^^3bli on their reserv<«, turn to Scotts I jW //T^ Xl < nrf'Uver Oil Capsules for that regular iPw^sV supply of vitamins A D— so essential 11 IPf to their well-being. Scotts Cod88 words
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Advertisement123 1960-05-04 12 -T**> I Hi NO W... THE RES AN EASY WAY TO AVOID THIS! When buying shirts or any other cotton garments, That's why jott should «Jwar* look for make it a habit to look for die •SANfO*iZ£lh -JANFOHIIED- before you buy. Then you'll ÜbeL Then you know dxy won't shrink123 words
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Miscellaneous506 1960-05-04 12 HERE'S ANOTHER CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS. —3. M One used In golf is called ML_ Pl_ B—J— -LJ— French. 7. The Rhone, U fl Loire and Seine are three ■L_|B__l__L_ of the rivers In this coun- It I try. 9. The bellows-men- ■■""'"■■■j —^^Hi^bbl Night's Dream. 13. A brood FjßPltl^^jZn and506 words
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Article498 1960-05-04 13 India 2nd half masters PLUCKY SHOW BY HOME TEAM By SAUL JOSHUA INDIA 4 SIFA 0 SINGAPORE. Tues. A crowd of 7.000 saw a luckless Singapore Indian F.A. invitation eleven go down by 4-0 to the All-India football team ut Jalan Besar tonight. India, who have qualified for the Olympic498 words
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157 1960-05-04 13 ANGERS IS 6-1 IN THE DERBY BETTING T ONDON. Tues Mrs. Ralph Strassburger".; French-trained colt Angers was made favourite at 6-1. followed on the 10-1 mark by two Irish-trained candidates. Die Hard and Tulyartos. and the English colt Bt. Paddy at la-^t night's callover on the Er>som Derby (June 1Reuter - 157 words
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Article, Illustration38 1960-05-04 13 MRS. L. Cawrhraw's Irish Rover comes a cropper and unseats rider J. Lanni at this obstacle in the Cranbome Chase Stakes at the Ascot jumping Show last week. Reuter picture.Reuter - 38 words
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Article16 1960-05-04 13 LONDON. Tues. Ancient Lights has been scratched from the Epsom Derby on •Tune I.— Reuter.Reuter - 16 words
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Article212 1960-05-04 13 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP j Says PE N A NG. Tues. Delargo and King's Scholar are two newcomers to watch in the Class 3 races at Penang on Thursday. Delargo showed great improvement on the track this morning. With Arthur Ward astride, Delargo went much better than212 words
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Article185 1960-05-04 13 Manchester City beaten 2-1 Meredith scores winner LONDON, Tuesday. BURNLEY won the English football league championship when they beat Manchester City 2-1 at Manchester last night in their final match. Runners-up are Wolverhampton Wanderers, who held the championship for the past two years, with Tottenham Hotspur in185 words
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Article118 1960-05-04 13 VURICH. Tues. FIFA, the world soccer controlling body, said yesterday that South Korea will be disqualified from the Olympic Soccer tournament if Press reports of incidents during the Korea-Formosa match i two days ago proved to b« correct The Olympic qualirylng match between the two118 words
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Article23 1960-05-04 13 SBIEMBAN. Tues. The American tennis coach. Larry Hall, will hold "clinics" at the Negri C.R.C. on May 22. 23 and 24.23 words
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Article74 1960-05-04 13 LONDON, Tues— Singapore won the aperture sights section of the 1959 colonial small-bore postal shooting competition, beating Jamaica by one point The 0.35 scoring gauge had to be used to decide the event, th« 0.22-inch, 0.25-lncn. and 030-inch gauges having failed to separate the two teams'Reuter - 74 words
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99 1960-05-04 13 Malayan w-lifting referee for Rome IfI'ALA LLMPIR. Toes. Two top Malayan weightlifting referees have been nominated for selection as referees at the Rome Olympic Games in August They are Lee Ah Kow of Ipoh. who was a referee at the SEAP Games at Bangkok last December, and Moe Fu Kiat99 words
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Article73 1960-05-04 13 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. N. Mohan, chairman of the S.A.F.A. Schools Youth Committee, said yesterday that his committee has decided that since th e Singapore Youth team will be playing in friendly matches for the rest of the season, it will be trained by coaches appointed by73 words
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Article117 1960-05-04 13 BADMINTON Spore junior championships (SBA Hall). Prnanc junior championships (Han Chiang School HaU. 6 pjn SOCCER 8'(or Dto. 1: Rangers I v Police Depot (Prince* Rd); Div. 2: Municipal v Indians B iJn stadium): Div. 3: VOOSC v Sunrise •C3 1 (Taylor Rd); Ulu Klang t TPCA C117 words
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202 1960-05-04 13 SASA name will be in national language SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Amateur Swim. ming Association will be the first sports organisation in Singapore to have its name in the natoinal language. This was decided at S.A.B.A. committee meeting held tonight The meeting decided that all future letter heads of the202 words
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Article132 1960-05-04 13 SOCCEB Penang Div. 1: Muslim R.C. 'A' 6 (Azis Ahmed 4. M. Awang 2) Wanderer* 'B 0. Taioing Div. 1: 7th Bn RMR 4 (Mum 2. Axis. Atan) KUat Club 1 (Jambu). Ipoh Div. 1: 1/3 E Anglian* v Klnt* Indians i postponed). FrirndUes: Singapore 0 India 4132 words
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Article130 1960-05-04 13 CRICKET IK county clmm: At Lord's. York* 14* and 146 milngworth 46) MCC 18S and 4-0. At Ilkeaton. Derby 250-8 dec and 08-3 (Lee 50 noi Northants 215 (Watts 72). At Cambridge. Cambridge 333 and 129-5, Notts 205. At Oxford. Oloster 199. Osford 156-6 i rain). At130 words
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492 1960-05-04 13 NORMAN SIEBEL - Those angry sportsmen can cool down again NORMAN SIEBEL By [MALAYAN footballers, weightllfters. basketlT* bailers, swimmers, shooters, tennis players and that whole company of enthusiastic sportsmen who competed in the first S.E.A.P. Games at Bangkok last December can cool down and breathe easily again. The threat to their continued participation492 words
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Article33 1960-05-04 13 TAIPING, Tues— Two ten- i nts coaches. K. 8. Ong and Hazim bin Ismail are given lessons at the Kempe Club here on Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.33 words
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Advertisement69 1960-05-04 13 !£Mfe[ ROUND TRIPS TO T t| M. S. TJIWAN6I TJILUWAH j! 1 1 "^J/ YvJw^NW \mimimum day stay in japan J f|l >/ V A t.w Jyihl H^kW* -IN «i ~P ill M V -J /j| \ln CUm *i'tf*»»i*in< HiWfW y I .I v' 1 II I Fill STAY OH69 words
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Advertisement149 1960-05-04 13 —I t+* reeel*J Iron tiLu^UU AtUv i*fU*»}* Jocton., tos VCCtiJU^ /tyU«* U4U Brewer, J^ m unit G»i*«*» H^£Qfißß\ im (a^ %**t Uk** 1 t<^c ■V ~^3-%V P^BBBI Or n^ uc n S natural sleep and ohvi'aring l|y&j£dil £T. lc un plc*sant and depressing m^^^M Silvia «fow-cff*crs of sleeping p«llj WL-..149 words
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Article421 1960-05-04 14 SNATCHED TWO BOYS UNDER 14 YEARSRECEIVED $4,000 AS RANSOM FOR ONE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MAN who kidnapped two boys under 14 years of age and received a ransom of $4,000 for the release of one of them, was jailed for seven years by Mr. Justice Ambrose in421 words
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317 1960-05-04 14 TAN TOCK SAIK - 'FAVOUR' CLAUSE EXPECTED IN MALAYA- JAPAN TRADE PACT TAN TOCK SAIK By Kuala Lumpur, Tues. 'JMIE Malaya-Japan trade agreement to be signed here is likely to contain provisions for "most favoured nation" treatment between the two countries. I Trade observers said today this would ensure that there would be no317 words
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Article38 1960-05-04 14 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Thirty shop proprietors were fined in the Magistrate's Court today for contravening the Shop Assistants' Employment Ordinance. All had pleaded guilty to opening their shops when they should have been closed38 words
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Article17 1960-05-04 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. The I Ministry of Commerce and Industry 1958 Report was I published today.17 words
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Article127 1960-05-04 14 Girl's 'fury' against boy friend CINGAPORE, Tues— A girl who caused damage to a cinema was today in a magistrate's court placed on probation for a yea:. She was ordered to serve her probation term In an institution, in accordance with recommendations made in a probation report. An application, first127 words
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Article69 1960-05-04 14 BINOAPORE. Tues. The Australian Government has offered three scholarships to Singapore graduates under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan for post-graduate studies in Australia. The scholarships are tenable strictly for a programme of training in the humanities and non -technical subjects. Application forms can be obtained69 words
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Article339 1960-05-04 14 LONDON, Tues. In London stock markets today a slide In equity values was almost unchecked and by the close losses were numerous and In some cases substantial. Sentiment was adversely affected by some less favourable company news and the further overnight decline on Wall Street. Closing middle prices339 words
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82 1960-05-04 14 Big rupiah notes for Indonesia again JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia has decided to reissue the 500 and 1.000 rupiah bank notes which were invalidated last August "to sUblise the money system," the Central Indonesia Bank Governor, Mr. Sutikno Slamet, announced last night. No reason was given for the move, although there82 words
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44 1960-05-04 14 Blood clot in brain: Tedder has operation fOVENTRY, Tues. Marshall of the Royal Air Force. Lord Tedder, has successfully undergone an operation In London for the removal of a clot of blood on the surface of the brain, it was announced here last night.44 words
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Article19 1960-05-04 14 I ONDON: Dr. H. W. Bradfield, aged 72. Bishop of Bath and Wells, died at his home In Somerset.19 words
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Article20 1960-05-04 14 RABAT: President Soekarno arrived here for a three-day visit to Morocco during which he will hold talks, with King Mohammed.20 words
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Article26 1960-05-04 14 SEOUL: The new Health and Welfare Minister. Dr. Kirn Sung Jin. had instructed his Ministry to start working on legislation for the introduction of birth control.26 words
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Article20 1960-05-04 14 JAKARTA: The Indonesian Government has allowed Japan to take home the remains of Japanese soldiers who died during the war.20 words
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Article19 1960-05-04 14 BEIRI'T: At least 12 people are believed killed and many injured in clashes between Nationalists and Communists in Bagdad.19 words
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Article20 1960-05-04 14 SYDNEY: A policeman and a civilian were Injured by fireworks during student celebrations of the University of Sydney's "comnilmoration day."20 words
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Article185 1960-05-04 14 LONDON, Tues. Results of today's cricket matches were: At Pontypridd; Glamorgan bt Worcestershire by 1 12 runs. Glamorgan 297 and 182/6 dec. Worcester 143 and 224 (R. Headley 68. M. Horton 50, D. Shepherd 5/53 Glamorgan 1 14 points. At Lords: M.C.C. bt Yorkshire by 3185 words
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