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Title Section19 1960-05-30 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1(0.000 The Straits Times Nat** 0 Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 30, 1960 15 CENTS.19 words
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Article687 1960-05-30 1 VAST SINGAPORE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 'Outlook good, so let's take advantage' 'We all must invest in future' (SINGAPORE, Sun. The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, tonight announced a plan for capital investment of $968 million in the next five years to strengthen the country's economy and expand687 words
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Article, Illustration53 1960-05-30 1 THE SULTAN OF PAHANC, in the uniform of Colonel Commandant of the Regiment, inspecting a Guard of Honour mounted by the 4th Bn. the Royal Malay Regiment, on the Padang in Pekan yesterday on the occasion of his 56th birthday celebration53 words
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Article, Illustration161 1960-05-30 1 LONDON, Sunday. DETER RADFORD. 20-year-old British physical education student, cut one-tenth of a second off the world record for 220 yards when he clocked 20.5 sec. at an athletics meeting yesterday. If Radford's performance ■»d. he will become first world sprint idder for 46Reuter - 161 words
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66 1960-05-30 1 NEW DELHI. Sun. A member of the Uitar Pradesh Legislative Council has suggested that India should honour married couples who attempt to keep their families small. Mr. Shivajwati Nehru proposed that a couple who have no children be given the title "patriots." Those with one66 words
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Article48 1960-05-30 1 LONDON. Sun.— The first direct London to Moscow train service, taking about 60 hours, was opened today. There will be four such services In each direction each week. The route will be from Liverpool Street station aboard the regular continental Express Boat Train to Harwich— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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259 1960-05-30 1 Four children die in sleep in dawn fire BATU PAHAT, Sunday. pOl'R young children were burnt to death while sleeping when a fire destroyed a row of six wooden and zinc shophouses here at dawn today. The mother of the children, Ng Lian Chew. 28, and the father. Chin Song259 words
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Article292 1960-05-30 1 Nepal Premier says Chinese conquest of peak makes no difference at all KATMANDI. Sunday. THE NKPALESE Prime Minister, Mr. B. P. Koirala, said Mount Everest belonged to Nepal and the Chinese conquest of the peak made no difference at all. The Chinese assault on the summit on Wednesday fromReuter - 292 words
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172 1960-05-30 1 'Here comes the bride' But Mr. H has to wait a day SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Fazal Hussain. a Singapore businessman, drove to Singapore Airport today in a beribboned bridal car today to meet his son and his new daughter-in-law, who he had not yet seen. He was disappointed. The car172 words
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Article146 1960-05-30 1 LONDON. Sun rpENGKU Abdul Rahman. A Prime Minister of Malaya, returned to London today from Dusseldorf for a week's private visit. At The Hague, a joint Ma-laya-Nrthrrlandg r o ni inunique. issued after the four-day visit to the Netherlands by the Tengku said he had been146 words
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Article160 1960-05-30 1 INDIANS HOLD MYSTERY 'CHINESE' V T EW DELHI, Sun.— Indian security forces have arrested a man. believed to be a Chinese national, who was trying to cross the Sibsagar-Naga hills tribal territory. The man. who has been held on suspicion and handed over to the police, was headed for MokokchangReuter - 160 words
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Article17 1960-05-30 1 NEW CUAKE H CHILEAN Cm V\M!\(.O Cbilt IKJOU CUI! •Ji lilt b) jn&tlu iff r17 words
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Advertisement159 1960-05-30 1 THE LEADING HOUSE FOR HIGH CLASS DIAMOND JEWELLERY NOTHING EQUALS FINE JEWELLERY AS A LASTING PERSONAL GIFT, AND BECAUSE DISTINCTIVE DESIGN, QUALITY AND VALUE APE OUR TRADITION, JEWELLERY FROM S.P.H. HOLDS SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE. S. P. H. DE SUVA LTD. 45, HIGH ST. AIRPORT S PORE 6, STATION ROAD IPOH Atte.159 words
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Article428 1960-05-30 2 THE HAGUE, Sunday THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY WON'T RESTRICT WORLD TRADE: NETHERLANDS PREMIER T^HE Netherlands Premier, Professor J. E. de Quay, assured the Malayan Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, here yesterday that Malaya need not fear that the European Economic Community will restrict world trade. Prof,Reuter; UPI - 428 words
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Article53 1960-05-30 2 BRUNEI. Sun.— The tormer British Ad\i»er in Perak. w. Blelloch. will act for the British High Com- 1 mKsioner l.i Brunei. Mr. D. C I White, when the latter goes on leave on June 12. Mr. Blelloch is expected here on June 5. He Is at presentReuter - 53 words
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131 1960-05-30 2 RAILWAY IS SEEKING BRAINS AND BRAWN KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.The Malayan Railway is looking for 25 touah and Intelligent youths with an average education to be trained as locomotive drivers. These trainees will bs sent to the Railway Training School in Traver* Road here. The Railway Staff Officer. Inche Waad bin131 words
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Article27 1960-05-30 2 IPOH, Sun— Flfty-slx members of the Perak branch of the St. John Ambulance Brigade took part In its annual first-aid competition at the headquarters here today.27 words
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321 1960-05-30 2 PENANG. Sunday APENANG Member of Parliament. Mr. Geh Chong Keat. today accused the Thai Government of discriminating against Malayan Chinese in the issue of visas to visit Thailand. "Such discrimination is an insult to this country and should be ended immediately in321 words
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97 1960-05-30 2 PILGRIMS ARE RETURNING IN FIVE BATCHES PENANG, Sun. The first batch of Malayan pilgrims returning from Mecca is expected to arrive here by the Anking on June 21. The two pilgrim ships \nking and Anshun are scheduled to make five trips to brim all the new Malayan Hajis borne. Their97 words
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447 1960-05-30 2 'REDS HAVE 120 SUBMARINES IN THE PACIFIC' WASHINGTON, Sunday fTVIE Russians have about 100 submarines in their Pacific fleet and the Chinese Communists about 20, according to Admiral Harry D. Felt, United States Commander-in-Chief for the Pacific. Admiral Felt, chairman rf the South-East Asia Treaty, Organisation's military advistrs" conference here,447 words
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Article154 1960-05-30 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. The University of Malaya In Singapore Students' Union is to hold a welfare week beginning on June 25. Last year, the union's welfare week netted $10,000 which was distributed to six charitable organisations. This year, besides supporting charitable bodies, the union plans to154 words
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Advertisement344 1960-05-30 2 OKH^ xorai TETORON>WOOL= NEW PROFITS 77me saving and labour saving y^£W\ jfo&*%£& P?~*2s "Toray TETORON" fascinating fibre made from petroleum and co*l. When blended > X^*U W h W 1 the inherenl fcaturei of flbre c v ««tly improved that a fabric JrTif^fJ&r^ V\ wb\f&%fe&£~?3{'-\^ i\ completely new in concept344 words
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Miscellaneous25 1960-05-30 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appltby wmSmT /wlO«TK>Mfc I V qOCJc'TAIL ftOSOON^/ r I DBE66 WOULD I y.~ v*^ ■*iU «^*'*"t/ /0Q V*# SPLIT IP YOU25 words
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Article541 1960-05-30 3 NEW REGIME PROMISES TO REMAIN LOYAL TO ALLIANCES, AGREEMENTS LONDON, Sunday LIFE RETURNS TO NORMAL IN ISTANBUL, ANKARA: GEN. GURSEL TAKES OVER FOUR TOP POSTS informed Britain last night that she would "remain loyal to all alliances and agreements that she has already signed and toReuter - 541 words
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Article160 1960-05-30 3 T ONDON, Sun. The %lj Sunday Dispatch said today that "off the cuff" public statements by Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery while in Communist China were causing "increasing embarrassment" to the British Government. Referring to his remark at a dinner party with Mao Tse-tung InReuter - 160 words
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Article25 1960-05-30 3 ADEN, Sun.— Yemeni rebels have killed 15 Government troops In a three-day battle In the Yemeni hills, reports reaching Aden said yesterday.— U.P.l.25 words
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129 1960-05-30 3 SEOUL, Sun. The former South Korean President, Dr. Syngman Rhee. and his wife flew from Seoul today for the United States and left behind him puzzled and surprised opponents. Mr John Chang, the leader of the Democratic Party and former Vice-President, said: "I amReuter - 129 words
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285 1960-05-30 3 Tito: Don't gamble with the destiny of mankind BELGRADE. Sun. President Tito warned the big powers yesterday that they have "no right to gamble with the destiny of the mankind." The Yugoslav leader said the big powers "could not be trusted fully to provide mankind with what they wish, evenReuter - 285 words
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Article22 1960-05-30 3 RAWALPINDI. S Un Twenty- two people weir killed yesterday when a buy plunged into a canal near Jatlan -U.P.I.UPI - 22 words
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Article57 1960-05-30 3 DLOEMFONTEIN. Sun.— Strict security precau- tions were enforced when Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, South African Prime Minister, arrived here yesterday to attend the 50th anniversary of the Union celebrations and make his first public appearance since the attempt on his life on April 9. He waved in greetingReuter - 57 words
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Article201 1960-05-30 3 U.S. 'TORPEDOED SUMMIT'— CHOU TOKYO, Sunday. T>HE CHINESE Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai, x yesterday accused, the United States of torpedoing the Paris Summit conference because it was not in the interest of its "imperialistic" policies, the New China News Agency reported Mi, chou made the accusation in a speechUPI - 201 words
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Article24 1960-05-30 3 SAIGON. Sun.- Sixteen rebels have been killed In an engagement with paratroopers in Long Ant. a province In South Vietnam.— U.P.I.UPI - 24 words
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Article27 1960-05-30 3 LONDON, Bun— Britain attracted 179,192 visitors in the first quarter of 1960. 10 per cent more than In the same period of last year.— U.P.l.27 words
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Article119 1960-05-30 3 A time for A-arms: Watkinson OTTAWA, Sun.— The British Defence Minister, M: Ha. rold Watkinson, said that under ce-tain circumstances Britain would retaliate with nuclear weapons if it were attacked by an overwhelming force of conventional-age weapons Mr. Watkinson. who erriv *d on Saturday for talks with Canadian defence chiefsUPI - 119 words
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Article50 1960-05-30 3 U.S. flies in Chile aid SANTIAGO. Bun.—Thirtyfour U.S. military transports yesterday flew emergency medical equipment to the aid of Chilean earthquake victims. More than 800 men and women of the U.S. Army began deploying by plane and truck to the most devastated areas of Chile to help the Injured. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Advertisement179 1960-05-30 3 For an idea of how advanced a Transistor Radio can be;1 I the World's First 10-TRANSISTOR RADIO H designed for both BUSINESS PLEASURE 9 ♦ronittOM for radio, gtvin§ IncamparaM* performance, 1 transistor tor omoHtyinf Ithotiow convorsotton 2 »a«»-t«ndi: SW 2Sm to 7m MW lfOm to SSOm Built-in 10 section ro4-«rrtoMM.179 words
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Miscellaneous345 1960-05-30 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 478 metre* NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Short Wave: 62 mrtrr* from 9.N 10.00 p.m. SERVICE 41.7 metres A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.33 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES Morning Prelude: 7.00 The Newt; Knala I nmmir 141 m ,tr» 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The345 words
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Article268 1960-05-30 4 EXTORTIONER ARRESTED AS HE WALKED AWAY WITH VICTIM'S $3,000 IN HIS POCKET JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. THE Sessions Court here today heard how two police officers trapped an extortioner by hiding in the boot of the victim's car. Pong Kuet Tong, hi, was jailed for268 words
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Article122 1960-05-30 4 Child with coin in throat dies SINGAPORE. Sun. A la-month-old boy, Han Kim Kuan, died in th» General Hospital here today shortly after a 10-cent coin was removed from his throat. The boy was admitted to the hospital yesterday. Doctors performed an emergency operation yesterday after an X-ray revealed the122 words
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Article, Illustration50 1960-05-30 4 THE SIX walkers after their 35-mile htKe. Standing left to right: Syed Hashim Alsagoff. Faustino Nerva. Gulam Hussain and Syed Abubakar Alsagoff. In front of them are Syed Yahya and Syed Hamzah Alsagoff. Straits Times picture.50 words
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Article32 1960-05-30 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. A. J. Gabriel has been elected president of the City Council Local Senior Officers Association. The vice-president is Mr. J. Nalliah and secretary Mr. Kong Kit Soon.32 words
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122 1960-05-30 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Free film shows provided by the Ministry of Culture will be given next week as follows. TOMORROW: Kg. Cheo Sha, oft Sembawang Hill Circus; Kg. Amber; Pulau Sekijang Pelapah TUESDAY: Rifle Range: Kg. Bugis; Pasir Panjang Boys Club. WEDNESDAY: Vacant122 words
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242 1960-05-30 4 MALACCA, Sunday. HTHE CHIEF MINISTER of Malacca, Inche Ohaf--1 far bin Baba, said here last night that the Government's five-year development plan was to make the Federation the most stable and prosperous country in Asia. Members of the World Bank who visited242 words
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Article35 1960-05-30 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Lim Hee Seng has been elected president of the Singapore Chess Club. Mr. Mah Beng Guan Is its vice-president and Mr. Gwee Kirn Chee hon. sec. and treasurer35 words
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Article92 1960-05-30 4 NATIONAL DAY TALK ON ART PLANNED SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Arts Council is organising a one-day conference on June 5 as a contribution to the National Day celebrations. The theme of the conference Is "How the arts can develop a sense of community.'' Thr chairman of the council. Mr. P.92 words
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Article41 1960-05-30 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.—lnspector Urn Kum Choon, who was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court last Thursday with misappropriation, was an lri|restlgation officer at the Tanjong Pagar Police Station. Lim pleaded not guilty and was released on ball of $5,000.41 words
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Article32 1960-05-30 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. tonight presented certificates to the graduates of the 15th session of the Dale Carnegie Course at the Golden Dragon, Orchard Real-32 words
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273 1960-05-30 4 Changi to Tuas in 1 8-hour marathon walk OINGAPORE, Sun.— Five youths and an elder colleague today limped into the police post at Tuas on the west coast of Singapore, 35 miles and 18 hours after they left Changi Point, on the opposite side of the island, on foot last273 words
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Article296 1960-05-30 4 TWE following Is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London, Calcutta. Bangkok (DA714/031) 8.15 p.m.; from Melbourne, Sydney, Darwin, Jakarta (BA 705 '2241 11.35 pm Oamdm: Prom Medmn (OA 980> 3.45 pm <athay Pacific: Prom Hone296 words
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Advertisement73 1960-05-30 4 WHY I DONT LIKE STEVENSON' BY TRUMAN AMERICAN prestige suffered with the Summit flop. So did Eisenhower's. AND now that the time has come for Eisenhower to stand down, many people in America are placinc their hopes in Adlai Stevenson as the successor to do the rebuilding. O BUT former73 words
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Advertisement474 1960-05-30 4 CATHAY i» i I ORaANHATION V. |*MiNH!BKft!!fl&: X William Holden A Paramount Picture COMING! ROOMAI NOOR I "HANTU RIMAU" Mary Lim Sipof S.rawok i > A Cathay-Keris Film t ENTER NOW FOR t r 'MAKE 'EM LAUGH" t COMEDIAN CONTEST f SpMstni ly Rf diffusion M HACEMCYEH TIUDING CO, (M)474 words
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Miscellaneous183 1960-05-30 4 Singapore diary.. SINGAPORE JUDO CLUB: Y.M.O-V (Orchard Road): Children and beginner* class Malay civil service aid 1 7.30 pm. to 8.30 pm.; randon beginners 9 am. Junior Dept practice 8 30 pm to 10 p.m. open from 3 p.m.; body-building KAMALA CLUB: Sewing and weight-lifting 4 p.m class 10 ajn.183 words
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271 1960-05-30 5 IPOH. Sunday rpHE Minister of Justice. Tun Leong Yew Koh. today explained why the Malayan Chinese Association did not press for Chinese to become one of the official languages of Malaya. Addressing the inaugural meeting of the M.C.A. youth section at Menglembu, Tun271 words
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Article, Illustration400 1960-05-30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday 'ONLY VITAL INDUSTRES TO BE NATIONALISED' rPHE chairman of the Selangor branch of the Labour Party of Malaya, Dr. Tan Chee Khoon, told an annual delegates' conference of the branch today that the Socialist Front would only nationalise industries "vital to the life400 words
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82 1960-05-30 5 TELL'K ANMJN. Sun. -This town oi 40.000 people is to have half of the 25-acre golf course in Changkat Jong Road as a temporary playing Held. The Mentri Besar of Perak, Inche Shaari bin Piai, gave this assurance when a delegation called82 words
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167 1960-05-30 5 IPOH, Sunday. THE odds are against a People's Progressive Party victory in the by-election in the Perak State Legislative Assembly constituency of Grik. the party's secretary-general. Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam. admitted today. The party officially began its election campaign in the area167 words
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Article91 1960-05-30 5 Two sent to hospital after crash Li-ong. a schoolgirl, was badly shaken and was detained in hospital. IPOH. Sun.— A scooter rider. Boey Hong Han. 31. and a girl cyclist. Leong OI Kwan. 14. were admitted to the hospital here yesterday evening after their vehicles I were Involved In a91 words
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Article, Illustration960 1960-05-30 5 KUANTAN San. THREE NEW DATOS FOR PAHANG— TWO OF THEM ARE CHINESE MORE than half of the 35 awards bestowed today by the Sultan of Pahang to mark his 56th birthday went to members of the security forces. Heading the honours list are three da960 words
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80 1960-05-30 5 ASSISTANT'S NARROW ESCAPE AS LIGHTNING HITS STATION ITU ALA TRENGGANU. Sun.— A Junior assistant at the meterological station here. Inche Kamaruddin bin Khatim, had a narrow escape when lightning struck the station last night. Inche Kamaruddin wax recording a thunderstorm when he suddenly heard tattling sound just above hi.< head80 words
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Article86 1960-05-30 5 PKRAN. Sun— Thousands of people from the outlying mukims thronged the Padang today to wftness the Sultan's birthday parade. The Deputy Prime .Minister. Dato Abdul Raiak bin Ilus<«rin and the Mentrj l'.f«-ar of Pahang Ungku U'an Abdul Acii bin I'ngku Abdullah, were among the distinguished guests.86 words
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216 1960-05-30 5 A big new campaign is planned to boost tourism QINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Tourist Association is planning to launch a four-pronged advertising campaign to boost tourism in the State. This was announced by Mr. Dudley Booty, a spokesman for the association, of which the Minister for Culture. Mr. S Rajaratnam.216 words
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Article, Illustration1135 1960-05-30 7 London tailor created first trade unions The mititant cutter of Vhariny trass— A dramatic figure in British putiiirn JjKHI.M) a tailor's shop in London's Charing Cross, one May evening in 1832, a group of soberly-clad bourgeois revolutionaries! sat down to plan rebellion against the government of King William IV. TheDaily Mirror - 1,135 words
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Miscellaneous236 1960-05-30 7 Bugs Bunny By Baiph Heimdahi LVi Abner By Ai Lapp f SHO' NUFF.'.'-SHMOOS /THEY FLIPS^N -O« INTTO A FRVN' j f THAT MGyr— 1 DIES HAPPILY, EP VO' J I THEMSEJ-FS INTO 1 V PAN F AT IS Vrl«t: a i crrro > LOOKS AT _-<£. V APOTEFVO' J FANCV-ASITIS236 words
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Obituary29 1960-05-30 8 it W»r*$ tit < Minimum iihahjiivi miucv chillamam Who slept In Ckiiat oa S0-5-M. Onnt h«r mil b»«v«ly rut O Lord. In(*n«4 »r k*r lovmf huibind and cblMrca.29 words
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Article351 1960-05-30 8 It W»r4, tit f Minimum I JOAN MANNING A Girl. A Guitar A Boeg Mgntly at Tb« vjo<kpit *u«nt Hundaya. CRIAT SHADING at llttl* OO*l (.ompltt* raag* <i t-an and koalaaa (took* avtllasl* at B'pora •toraat Arcade. Orcnard Road TMI ailT WHlAT— germ cereal far tha growth of •irons351 words
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The Straits Times Monday, May 30. 1960.
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Article589 1960-05-30 8 In most ways sc unlike the U.N. with its Charter and its vetoes and its incapacity to escape the glare of publicity, the Commonwealth hares the unlucky hazard oi attack from the simple and the simply ignorant generally because the nature of the Commonwealth forum is noi589 words
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Article346 1960-05-30 8 The proposed Police drive against traffic offences in the Federation will be less than fully effective without active support from the Road Transport Department. Professional drivers of buses, taxis and the various forms of road freighters— use the roads most, I and it is regrettably less than346 words
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Article305 1960-05-30 8 The irrepressible Mr. Khrushchev now' claims that despite the Paris fiasco, which of course was all America'* fault, Moscow has magnanimously made it possible for a summit conference to be held i in about six months time. But the conference should be expanded: China, India, Indonesia and perhaps305 words
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Article987 1960-05-30 8 ANDREW SHONFIELD - ANDREW SHONFIELD Morale is high and the economy can absorb the shock of another severe blockade by BERLIN, Sunday This showplace of freedom is much like that other miracle of prosperity Hong Kong THE city of Berlin is probably in a stronger economic position today than at any time987 words
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755 1960-05-30 8 From JOHN WILLIAMS: N«w DdM'il T\EMOCRATIC India ts in a face with Communist Chir.a to reach economic stability and to wipe out poverty. China's soaring production claims are notoriously suspected but. after allowing for exaggeration, western experts believe China's755 words
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LETTERS
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Lime pit horror: Ipoh council has regulation to prevent this
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Letter142 1960-05-30 8 READ with horror the tragic death of a schoo boy In penang who fell into a lime pit and was so badly burned ihat he died a week later As a member of the Ipoh town council. I am happy to be able to say that it is a rule142 words
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Letter190 1960-05-30 8 MOB MENACE 'I'HERE u no mistaking Mrs Davidson's implications and her sentiments But ail this seems to be beside the point when Mr. Murphy (May 20) makes it appear as though the law In Malaya countenances the beating up of a motorist who has been Involved in an accident. It190 words
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Letter51 1960-05-30 8 to be all the more notorious for anomalies. While on the one hand 'hey are at pains to prove and expound basic human rights, en the other they flout the principles they champion. Aje they then competent enough to iudge the deeds and misdeeds of other oeople? ABU BAKAB Petallnc51 words
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Letter127 1960-05-30 8 A SCANDAL IT is encouraging to set that women teachen nave now decided to stand on their own feet and fight for their rights. It Is die of the 1LO conventions that men and women workers should oe paid equally for equal work. If women teachers marry Before they have127 words
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Letter123 1960-05-30 8 STUDY PLAN THE University of Malava should adopt a system of external studies. Hundreds of capable men and women have no chance to ro to the university because they have to earn their living as soon as they get their Cambridge school certificates. Mo^t of them are teachers and technicians.123 words
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Advertisement106 1960-05-30 8 Q. Who invents* IH* rotor &*»ifwindlns watch? A. Knle. For hundred* of >ear» the problem of the wll-»indinc saMfe baffled the sorld'i ■**•> mi ken Iken i* I«M Rolei irurnied the rotor Perpetual meihani'm. dmen by a Ireely routing weight Ihe first practical solution: to*)av. beyond question, the most umfactory106 words
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Article, Illustration458 1960-05-30 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. JAPANESE DIRECTORS TO ADVISE GOVT. RAJARATNAM IMPRESSED BY PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE'S Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, today returned from Japan and said that television was definitely coming to Singapore. Mr. Rajaratnam, who went to Japan to represent the Singapore Government at the United Nations458 words
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432 1960-05-30 9 SINGAPORE'S TWIN ASSETS BY INDIAN CHAMBER CHIEF SINGAPORE, Sunday 'THE chairman of the Indian Chamber of x Commerce, Mr. K. M. Abdul Razak, yesterday called on members to invest in the establishment of industries here. He said that with the establishment of an Economic Development Board and the encouragement given432 words
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Article, Illustration261 1960-05-30 9 What a lark This contest for birds SINGAPORE, Son. A crowd of hundreds today watched a contest strictly for the birds in which about 100 perkututs, or merboks. atop 30ft. poles sang for the title of "Perkutut of South-East Asia The contest was held in Buona Vista Park. Pasir Panjang.261 words
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Article71 1960-05-30 9 BERNSTEIN RECITALS IN PENANG PENANO. Sun.-An American pianist. Bevmour Bernstein, will give a recital at St George's Girls School here tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. He will also give a lecturerecital at the Malayan Teachers' Training College at 10.30 a.m. tomorrow, and at Chung Ling High School at 9.30 a.m on71 words
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Article90 1960-05-30 9 Speak Malay planters urged KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Planters who wish to pass the national language examination sponsored by the Incorporated Society of Planters must first be able to dlscuM their work in fluent Malay. They will be asked to converse with a Malay, who may not be able to speak90 words
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Article44 1960-05-30 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Owing to the death of Datln Rugayah blnte Abdullah, wife of the Mentri B««ar, Johore, the garden party due to be held on June 1 at the Residency here will now be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall instead.44 words
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Article49 1960-05-30 9 PENANO. Bun._JUr. Voon Hont Fatt, chief clerk or Mesurs Konlnldijk* Palcetvaart MaaUchappaiJ was fet. *d to a dinner last night m the 26th anniversary of his service Mr. A C. I>r Weer. Pcnang manager of the X.P.M.. pr*»sented him with a souvenir wrist watch.49 words
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330 1960-05-30 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday T*HE Selangor branch of the Labour Party of Malaya today expressed regret over the failure of the recent Summit talks at Paris and called upon the Western powers "to pursue a more realistic policy, in order330 words
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121 1960-05-30 9 S'pore union to use Malay on all occasions (^INOAPOKt, San. The daily rated employees group of the Army Civil Service Union, at its fifth annual representative* conference yesterday, decided that Malay should be the lingua franca at all future meetings and all other business nf the onion. The meeting also121 words
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Article220 1960-05-30 9 CINGAPOKt. Sun. The University of Malaya Law Society today called on the Federation Government to state Its policy on the unlversitv law degree It also called on the committee sitting on the question of the local degree u\ make its recommendation? soon. An eoltorlai in tne220 words
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Article32 1960-05-30 9 SINGAPORE. Bun. Th© Minister for Home Affairs Mr Cng Pang Boon, will be answering questions from listeners in the programme "Matters of Policy" on Radio Singapore at 9.15 p.m. tomorrow.32 words
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Advertisement187 1960-05-30 9 THE SaL c OUR VERY FIRST STARTS TODAY with THOUSANDS OF STUPENDOUS BARGAINS LADIES' MEN'S slacks $4.20 SKTSL $3.90 up skirts 54.20 "«".n, .i..>. $4.80 ci. "■WST $2.30 t. shirts $3.80 SHORTS $2.90 i BELTS hickok $0.90 up ILOUSI ft SKIRT $3.40 UP TiES $1.60 UP halTslips $1.*90«. i SOCKS187 words
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863 1960-05-30 10 ALLINGTON KENNARD - ALLINGTON KENNARD fat 49> 388 O^ '40^ Jt^L* JE* 3E3 By THE student of labour policy and administration in Malaya has some rough ground to clear when he delves back to the last decades of last century to find the sources of policy, and the863 words
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Article134 1960-05-30 10 THAILAND. By M. Palmer (Eastern Universities Press. $2.50) T^HIS is the first of a 1 aeries of handy sized books dealing with each of Malaya's neighbours, designed principally it would jseem for the visitor pace tourist. Malayan schools are a second objective and from both points cf134 words
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209 1960-05-30 10 LAWYER AT LARGE. By Judge Gerald Sparrow. (John Long. Us.) riERALD SPARROW is a rogue elephant of the Englisn Bar who began his career as a junior barrister in me Mancnester of 35 years ago. It was "a depressing little town, sodden, grey and209 words
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Article482 1960-05-30 10 A MILLIONAIRE MATADOR MY LIFE AS A MATADOR. Carlos Arruza. (Hutchinson 21 $.4 By Walter Warwick rpHE day he died on the horns of a bull the great Manolete a feint smile on his lips told Life's photographer to take his pictures after the corrida. "We toreros are one perse482 words
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Article89 1960-05-30 10 WHEN THE KISSINQ HAD TO STOP. By Constmtine Fitz Gibbon. iCassel. 165.) IMAGINE the London bobby M a "steelyeyed, iron-jawed law enforcement officer." Hyde Park sealed off to hide a concentration camp, vict and violence paramount, the Russians in control, and you have the atmocphere. The situation Is89 words
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Advertisement124 1960-05-30 10 Take C. l\l O FRUIT SALT for Quick $fyf from stomach upsets... When we're busy. or in a harry, everyone of us eats or drinks too quickly... and sometimes VJ W0 our eyes are too big for our tummies! j^ i^L No wonder we get stomach upsets! I For quick124 words
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Miscellaneous277 1960-05-30 10 Straits Times Crossword ACmOM 6 Artist at home among tht 1 Milton wrote of man's first strings? (7). (12). 7 Pairs contest: cult maintained S Raw spud. gon« bad. will i**e by a food whim (8. 6). you to heaven! (7). 10 Solver* two gradations for 9 Protection on Tyn*Mdr277 words
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Advertisement1731 1960-05-30 11 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE t0 ADEN, lIYERPUOL, GLASGOW, LONDON A CONIINENIAL PORTS Out Sport Sails Shim Ptnani TEIRESIAS l.»trfaal v Part/May IB AENEAS li»erpMl. Ciasnw la Pert/May II Miy 11/ 1 TEIRESIAS li»era*al May 11 Jim 4 MM 1/ I AJAX ixtrpaal, Dublin Jim 4 JaM I JMt 7/ I1,731 words
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Advertisement1299 1960-05-30 11 fc777ag*****ffi^HE2oM| LAX UNES Jl i£/W-V«V "EN REOSEA. MEOITEIMNEAN. CONTIHEHTAI 1 SCANDINAVIAN PORTS |3fVS\jßi Sport P. Shim Penatit vVva*^ "SUMBAWA" a) 11 May/ I JMt 1/ 7 JM ll JaM ■A»«P> "FAISTRIA "k) H/21JM 28/27 JaM 28/28 JaM "SARGOONA" a) MJbm/4 J<riy 1/ I Jaly 1/ 1 toly Accepting cargo lor1,299 words
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Advertisement1440 1960-05-30 11 'Ulff.M THE REN LINE STEAMERS LTD/m" 1 INGAPORE (lactrptrated .a tka Ua.tM Kiifdia) I UNES v SAILINGS to ABIH, U.I. B CONTINENTAL PORTS. Sport P. Shim Penant ENALDER for Haaaarf. LMdtt, Hull ll Part/11 Miy EHCLEUCH for Port Sudan Livarptal Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hull BM. I/Tatay Sfl May/ S JaM 1/1,440 words
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Advertisement1425 1960-05-30 11 y^_ McALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. w_ WSSV HI. RJ-IBTBI fIP \**>* BIXBRMAM UNI KLAVBNESS LINE V**^ LONDON HAMBURG ROIIERBAM. HAVBt 101 APKELEI. SAN FRAHCIKO, A HUU. SEATTLE VAHCOUVER A PORTLAND CITI OF UPON Accmiim cart! fw Cental I $Mt> Spore P Slum Penart Aaerica. 14/ttiaM 21/11 JaM 14/ M JaM1,425 words
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Article1268 1960-05-30 12 ißV^B^a^BVamaaßia^Bßßßß. a^BsVS*SVS*S^ga*S*S*S^BIS^BIt^BBBf^BSBBBBBBBBBB)ByB^g]aBB)BBBB Ayer Hitam, Pungah prices spiral up By Our Market Correspondent FEATURE on the Malayan Stock Exchange last week was increased interest in mining shares, particularly sterling issues, which were very active. There were two stars in the section Ayer Hitam and Pungah. Ayer Hitam was1,268 words
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Article26 1960-05-30 12 TIN BLBBKR iperpiruli Iprrlb.j May 23 8389.M *l.:g' t 24 8388.75 $1.27 < 4 U $^88.75 Sl.<6H 16 oJM.U', 11.26% 27 8388.87. $IM% 28 8358.M26 words
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Article1477 1960-05-30 12 rpHE fallowing liftt of rrvisrd quotation* was Issued by members or the Malayan Stork Kxchange after their last mrrlint on Satarday (May 281 H and I. stand for highest and lowest for business done this year. ■MMbM N I 8 1 ■Pi WIHI. 2.40 220 Cos 2301,477 words
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Article500 1960-05-30 12 "v |<||'%l%||l|l| V\ I 1 I I V IRW J AFTER .easing off from the 129 cents level earlier In the week, the price of rubber in Singapore was back to 126, cents at Friday's unofficial close. This was the result 01 the uncertainty created by theAP - 500 words
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Article93 1960-05-30 12 T*HI Malayan I uhin r H*aka' I AtaociaUon made ilie following changes In its rates to merchants on Saturday, May 28. (*II rates to 8100 > Canada: buying airmail T.T. M 9/16. O.D. 32 11 16. 90 d/st II 1 8 credn bills. 33 3/16 trad* bills. Selling93 words
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Article23 1960-05-30 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: May <8 May II Indiwtriali: 141.8* 111.*! Tina: 181.81 181.54 8 Rubber*: 318.27 318.4* Jan. 1 m8 l<M23 words
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Article298 1960-05-30 12 SINGAPORE members of the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at 12 noon on Saturday. May 28. < Bargains are given before prices un- lass only one was written i. Industrial*: Praser and Neave lords 82.11: Gammon 82.52 V >82.53 and 82.54; Hume pref. Ai* lat Cement298 words
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Advertisement1267 1960-05-30 12 Express U.S.A. Paciiie Atlantic Coast Service LJA t.TX 1.1.A. S'oori 9. S'^am Ptn«n| M>on| LAnftlti New ton "Kaaikiwa Mara" 31 May/ 2 Jut 1/ laat I Jail 21 Jsst 14 Jal) "Kiaikawa Mara" Ist Call 24/K Jaat 27 21 Just 7U Call 21 31 June I JHf 21 ial, 141,267 words
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Advertisement359 1960-05-30 12 INVEST the MODERN way in UNIT TRUSTS. Far information and Fret Booklet writs to MALAYAN UNIT TRUSTS LTD., P.O. Box 90, Singapore. EVERETT ORIENT LINE fv Ntaikisg. iaiai- I MM S'riam 'I ■"lINIVIRETT" Is MM "LENEVIMTT" «1«« »>— Calls Him fir Ratlin. Clitt*ttt|. taIcatta••RUTMEVEMTT" 14 Issi H Lit II last359 words
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Advertisement715 1960-05-30 12 NOTICES THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. The employment of TAN LVI KIAT i John Tan i by this Company ceased on 23rd May 1960 and from and after that date he ksta mo authority to transact any business on the Company's behalf. NOTICE I Madam KOR SWEE YEW alia* KHAW715 words
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Advertisement1412 1960-05-30 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI. THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR Applications are Invited for ap- BOARD pointoent to the post of Tuber- AppllcaUoM muted for the 1 appointment of Junior Assistant M< 5K« Department. Brunei. Accountant Candidates, preferably ?rn USr.n Z%K, M membe of a recognised profe*I J of M^*1,412 words
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Advertisement721 1960-05-30 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Applications are Invited from male Malays who are Federal Citizens for appointment as Junior Agricultural Assistants in the Department of Agriculture, Negerl Sembilan. Candidates for appointment must have attained their 16tn but not their 22nd birthday and should have passed Standard VI In a Malay School or Form721 words
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Advertisement2565 1960-05-30 13 (Continue* from Page S) SITUATIONS VACANT ACCOMMODATION VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT U Word. U (Mi.)-8., M rt* «tr* Wtrdt v v eU tMtn tt Word, SS (Mlm.)— Box M eU. Utrm BNOINBBRINO PARTS lAHIMAN i MM o AT OCCUPATION Beletar Raaulred br EuroDesn Comnint Kiuii inaiIUI»TI OCCUPATION, Beieiar "BOX A4SIS IT,2,565 words
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Advertisement1727 1960-05-30 13 TUITION VEHICLES FOR SALE Word* tt (Mi*.)— Box It tU. mxtrm it Wordt tt (Mlm.)— Box it clt WBBM LAOV TBAOMIR from abraad sir*. M.O. it LITBB Saloon. Immaeulat* prtvat* It— on* only for bcginiwrs. eoadmos. W«u*-wall*d lyre*. T»o prtQulckalcp. Walt*, Foxtrot, Tanao, T «>u* owner*. Automatic Jack* Taxri Rumba,1,727 words
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443 1960-05-30 14 LONDON, Sunday. /CONTROVERSY over South African bowler Geoff Griffin's action flared again yesterday when he was no-balled five times for throwing here in the tourists' match against Nottinghamshire. This "calling" of the young Springbok paceman tended to overshadow some enterprising batting by the443 words
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115 1960-05-30 14 PARIS. Sun— ln one of the most stirring finals seen on the Rolan Garros centre court here. 26-year-old Nicola Pletrangell of Italy yesterday retained the men's singles title In the French international lawn tennis championships. The chunky Italian won a tremendous fluctuating tactical battleReuter - 115 words
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Article219 1960-05-30 14 T ONDON, Sun.—Peter- borough United, the Midland soccer club, who have been battling for many years for admission to the England Football League, were finally accepted at the annual meeting of the League here yesterday. Their admission —to the Fourth Division was gained at the exclusionReuter - 219 words
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Article66 1960-05-30 14 MANCHESTER, Sun. Wesley Hall, the West Indies fast bowler, was no- balled for overstepping the crease 11 times in 12 overs yesterday, playing for Accrington against Enfleld in the Lancashire League. Hall, who tours Australia with the West Indies later this year, still managed toReuter - 66 words
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Article374 1960-05-30 14 SYDNEY, Sun. Results of Australian Football League matches during the weekend: NSW Fed. Div. 1 Auburn 4 Granvllle t, Bankstown 3 Sydney Aust, 3. Budapest 4 OladesviUe 2, Corrlmal U. 1 Apia 1. Manly 2 Hakoah 6, Northslde 3 Balgownle 1. Pracue 5 Canterbury 3. NSW374 words
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Article12 1960-05-30 14 LONDON, Sun. Marlborough has been scratched from Wednesday's Epsom Derby.— Reuter.Reuter - 12 words
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Article30 1960-05-30 14 MANILA, Su n. Tn« opening singles In the Davis Cup Eastern zone final beween India and the Philippines today were postponed again for tomorrow due to bad weather. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article103 1960-05-30 14 COUNTY CRICKET At Lord's: Middlesex 327-9 dec (Gale 59, Russell 89) Somerset 34-1. At Gravesend. Kent 332 (Leary 116. Jones 117) v Essex. At Sheffield: Northants 189 (Trueman 7-«0) Yorks 110-3 (Taylor t5 n.0.). At Swaaaem: Hants 352-7 dec iQray 51. Horton 131) Glamoruan 9-1. At Leicester: Lelci 207 (Hallara103 words
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Article27 1960-05-30 14 TENNIS French championship*: Men* singles final—N. Pietrangeli bt L. Ayala 3-6. 6-3. 6-4. 4-6. 6-3. Women's singles final —D. Hard bt Y. Ramirez 6-3. 6-4. Muted doubles27 words
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Article54 1960-05-30 14 •-final—R. Howe and M. Bueno bt A. Palafox and L. Pericoll 6-J. 6-3 Sorrry rrtanpioiublps: Men's singles R. Becker bt K. Di«pramm 6-2. 6-3. Women's singles —A. Mortimer bt C. Truman 3-6 6-4. 9-7. World pro a-finals: Tony Tr»bert bt Pancho Segura 4-6. 6-4, 6-4, Alex Olmedo bt Ash Cooper54 words
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Article37 1960-05-30 14 RACING California Heap: 1 Nasmllah. 2 Eddie Schmidt, 3 Bagdad, at Inalpwood. Wither* Stakes: 1 John William 2 Count Amber, 3 Prancls 8 at New York. Japan Derby: 1 Kodama 2 Yamanin More 3 Caesar, at Tokyo.37 words
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Article16 1960-05-30 14 GOLF Brltlih Amateur Open final: Joe Carr bt R. Cochran 8 »nd 7. at Port rush16 words
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Article24 1960-05-30 14 RL'GBY UNION Tour match: N. Universities 6 N.Z. All Blacks 45. at Potchefstroom. Transvaal. RUGBY LEAGCE Tour match: Sydney 23 Prance 17. at Sydney.24 words
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604 1960-05-30 14 r>H, Sun From an original entry of 20, only 14 horses were handicapped in the Perak Derby to be run over lVa miles here next Sunday. Weights announced today are: PERAK DERBY Cl. I.DIv. 1— igm. Prince of LaliU604 words
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116 1960-05-30 14 Coach and secretary resign from Kedah FA STAR, Sun.— Two top officials today resigned from the Kedah Football Association. They are state coach Ismail Junld and secretary Hussein bin Adamsa. Their resignations follower! disagreement with the KF^ selection committee which met last night to pick th« team to meet the116 words
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Article67 1960-05-30 14 MODESTO r California), Sun. —Herb Elliott. Australia's world mile record holder, may be out of action several weeks with a strained knee tendon Elliott withdrew from the mile event in an athletics meeting here last night. Jim Beatty became the United States fastest miler with aReuter - 67 words
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Advertisement455 1960-05-30 14 World Famous jSaggjgr jffgg|**|g? Quality Transistor Radios Tape Recorders^^^ Wi *258§. m mi jpPS*^ mi m T Imnm <tf 3h^ i I mfm^SSL mtmSSSSmmSmmt *f j tA yW**? J~T' Suftygtag otowg... M sO jsa for easy listening enjoyment! Jr. SONY brings you unsurpassed quality in transistor radios and tape recorders.455 words
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Advertisement26 1960-05-30 14 BE TALLER By New Exercise. At the Same Tim* Become Beautiful Like Hollywood Film Stars. Details Free. Address C.T. Hospital. *zad Market. Delhi 6, India. G:ESSA26 words
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Article308 1960-05-30 15 Malacca (without Robert) draw 2-2 By A. SRIPATHY MALACCA, Sun.— Abdul Ghani scored two brilliant goals and helped Selangor, the holders and favourites to retain the Malaya Cup this year, to draw 2-2 in their South Zone match here today. This was one of the best308 words
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Article142 1960-05-30 15 By BEN SAMUEL K LUANG. Sun. Johore. thrashed 9-2 by Selanftor last week, held Singapore Joint services to no score (or 61 minutes today. But their defence then cracked and Services crashed in seven goals without reply to win this South Zone Malaya142 words
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Article439 1960-05-30 15 By NORMAN SIEBEL KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Perak beat Federation Armed Forces in a Malaya Cup match at the Merdeka Stadium today but this was not the performance I expected from the North Zone favourites. After Forces had a 26th minute goal disallowed and missed a439 words
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Article335 1960-05-30 15 OFF TO A 5-0 START BUT... By SAUL JOSHUA, Singapore, Sunday SINGAPORE opened the 0 with a 5--0 victory c South Zone match at Jal: ir Malaya Cup campaign iver Negri Sembilan in a in Besar Stadium today. But this was not a great triumph. They335 words
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245 1960-05-30 15 COMBINED SERVICES FIGHT BACK IN VAIN By OH KEE TIANG PI.WM.. Sun. Penan* can consider themselves lucky to beat Combined Services 4-3 in their North Zone Malaya Cup match At the City SUdium here today. After leading 3-0 in the first half. Penang faded. Combined Sen-ices were on top throughout245 words
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Article27 1960-05-30 15 SOCCER Tour match: Penan* v Kwong Wah. HK (City Stadium 8 p.m.) Spore Div. 2D: B Kesenlan v Sprlngdale (Parrer Pk). T. Kurau Utd. (Oeylant).27 words
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Article58 1960-05-30 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. M Jegathesan. the Selangor schoolboy quartermiler stumbled and fell In the 220 yards final and lost his chance of wlnoing the individual championship of the Anglo-Chinese School athletics meet her«> yesterday. Fifteen yards from the tape. Jegathf>san was well clear of his rivals when he fell.58 words
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Article413 1960-05-30 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. IT was all smiles and warm hand-clasps after 1 F.A. of Malaya and Federation of Malaya Combined Schools Sports Council officials tonight broke their dates deadlock over the Merdeka international soccer tournament and the Federation schools' national athletics championships. At their one-hour413 words
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112 1960-05-30 15 Kedah XI shock Hong Kong tourists ALOR STAR, Sun. The Kwong Wah touring soccer team from Hong Kong suffered their first defeat In the Federation when they were beaten 2-1 by Kedah before 5,000 fans here today. Kwong Wah missed a penalty in the first half. Fan Hl'e spot kick112 words
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Advertisement304 1960-05-30 15 P^S M*^ RESULTS AT A GLANCE: North zone, Armed Forces 0 Perak 1 (at Kuala Lumpur), Penang 4 Combined Services 3 (at Penang); South zone, Johore 0 Joint Services 7 (at Kluang), Singapore 5 Negri 0 (at Singapore), Malacca 2 Selangor 2 (at Malacca). H GIAN SINGH'S M Hsf ASON304 words
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Advertisement288 1960-05-30 15 Salem refreshes your taste... «^F with a new idea in smoking I^i^mS [fan ijte' I i menthol fresh 9BpPOPV 4 rich tobacco i *frH taste f J&W^ < modern filter, inJaWI too# BUY A PACK TODAY AND TRY THEM I RIDE A WINNER! ?!l?9"ts^</_« 11 sun— H— .v-.»i BSri BftC288 words
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Miscellaneous562 1960-05-30 15 mMmm Pims mmm gsarsa'srwas KS,vKt q rt2? ?-r^?\ Vp 8^ 6 S8) and I 06 9 <8ukhdev 46. 8IA M»niw bin Sawl 8. Raffl bin Ba- dec iP'SSS!*? J? 3> ap (Doral Bajlnder 5-21 narawal <3hr lmln Sftsec). man 3-23, Bowles 3-10). Army B'gvr Nararatnam Shield <•- SOCC** i,t lM562 words
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Article, Illustration89 1960-05-30 16 A DISPLAY of Malayan' orchids earned the admiration of the Queen when she visited the Chelsea Flower Show in London. The display of 1,700 sprays of orchids from Singapore and the Federation won the coveted Gold Medal. Picture shows the89 words
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Article65 1960-05-30 16 Death flood begins to subside MANILA. Sun.— Flood waters, which wrought death and destruction unparalleled in Manila and the suburbs in years, began to subside today as police counted 115 people dead and 46 missing. Red Cross officials said over 15.000 people were homeless. Damage was estimated at several millionReuter - 65 words
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Article35 1960-05-30 16 CAIRO, Sun. Archaeologists excavating among the Giza pyramids have found a tomb which may contain the Mummified body of the son of a Pharoah who ruled Egypt moro than 5.000 years ago. Reutrr.Reuter - 35 words
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Obituary92 1960-05-30 16 to Wart, tit (Minimum) ANDERSON at Klnnoull, Culti. Aixrdetn on 26th Hay. IMO. David Andrrvon. LIM KWOON SWEE p.-pt. of Cooperative Development panstd away ouddenly 29th May. Funeral on Turnday at Talping. DC SOUZA LADONIA suddenly on 28th May. Cortege leaves 28 Niven Road on 31st May at 1092 words
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Article21 1960-05-30 16 madam CNAN AH Mill, family thank relative!, frlcnd.i for kind cooprratlon at funeral of late Mr. John Gob Chong Lay.21 words
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Article133 1960-05-30 16 AMRITSAR, Sunday. ANGRY Sikhs pelted police with stones here today as they arrested the flrst 11 men in a threatened "march on Delhi" by thousands of Sikhs who want a Punjabi -speaking state. The police bundled the men into police vans after they had walkedReuter - 133 words
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160 1960-05-30 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The President of the Malayan Indian Congress, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, today hit out at toddy drinkers who wasted $20 million a year on drink. Dato SambanUian. who is Minister of. Works, Posts and Telecommunications, was addressing the Sentul Branch160 words
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Article28 1960-05-30 16 ATHLONE. Eire, Sun. Three Dublin clergymen, visiting Lough RTiee two miles from Athlone, to fish, have reported seeing a 15-foot monster resumbling a huge serpent.— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article23 1960-05-30 16 WARSAW. Sun. Russia may mint a new golden rouble for trading on hard currency markets, a Polish economist predicted yesterday. U.P.I.UPI - 23 words
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190 1960-05-30 16 T<EL AVIV, Sun. Mr. Joel Brand, wartime Jewish leader in Budapest, said today he believed the Irish Republic was now one of the main centres of the Nazi movement, with branches in many European and American countries. Star witness Mr. Brand, whoReuter - 190 words
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530 1960-05-30 16 F. SALAHUDIN - NINE SINGAPORE 'TEST' PLAYERS SHOW TOP FORM F. SALAHUDIN By Singapore. Sun. WITH, five days to go before the threeday cricket "Test" against the Federation, nine of the Singapore players showed top form in the Singapore Cricket Association Senior tournament today. Best of them were former Oxford University player Roger530 words
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Article723 1960-05-30 16 Folia* v I.A. At Thomson fUaJ: P«Uce and Indian Association drew. POLICE SHamayam 6t Sithav alia b Moh.ndn 8 de Witt st SlthawaUa b Vvihii.ngam 33 Da Suva c Slthawalla b Kanchanlal 33 Kulwant b Kanchanlal 1 Sundram b Vyihllingam t> Rozarto c A jit b723 words
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Advertisement230 1960-05-30 16 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MR. A MRS. KG. Morten.*fn me. "BASRA" 38.5.80. p.p.c. LOST LOST LUCCACC. CPA nhouUlrr bag ami amall cloUwa case mix nkrnly placed in taxi with other i MM at Plogaporr railway atatlon 5 11 p.m. Sunday. Reward for r"turn. Call 3TISS or MASS. s^^-->-^TIM€S HOUSE, RIVM VALLEY230 words
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Advertisement56 1960-05-30 16 i.,.m.n.........m......m...H m~... """f i l\v* fl 1^ All tied up in knots? Energy low? Unwind and refresh with a glass of Magnolia milk for a lift that lasts. Magndlia milk is high in protein. lt"s.a powerhouse of energy. Recharge and carry on refreshed, really refreshed, lastingly refreshed. MACNOLIA MlLK— the56 words
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