The Straits Times, 16 June 1960
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Title Section19 1960-06-16 1 AVin\(.l DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXfEEDS 80.000 fiat*" 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1960 15 CENTS.19 words
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Article517 1960-06-16 1 MY PLAN— by TENGKU THE BIG WELCOME HOME... SEE BACK PAGE] SOUTH AFRICA: 'I am writing to all UN members' CHINA: 'Malaya will back Peking admission to UN' 'Only united action will help end Apartheid' THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, returned home today and spoke of a plan to517 words
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185 1960-06-16 1 Two killed as students storm Diet TOKYO, Wednesday. fWO students were reported killed today when more than 10,000 members of the students' federation battled with 5,000 police and stormed into the Diet grounds. Scores were injured. One policeman said one of i those killed was a girl. The students wereUPI - 185 words
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Article, Illustration508 1960-06-16 1 A HAPPY Tengku lifts his daughter Mariam for a kiss after she had rushed excitedly across the tarmac to greet him soon after he left the aircraft. have h^en proved t be correct." ■vi.uaya. he said, vould support China's admission to the United508 words
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Article23 1960-06-16 1 HUGE OPIUM SEIZURE koMflM r«i I OIUll) »V4l»l|j I ri.ni >.rtjlh thin* "jrlv l<j(Ut *i«ti .f>., M |ycr 1 ;e^td uwoiie-i23 words
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Advertisement51 1960-06-16 1 World wide value I and world wide fame I I zeiss ikon I AVERY SCALE fitted with I height I measure !lr^ for IH HOSPITALS HI CLINICS |H CONSULTING ROOMS V WELFARE CENTRES Capacity 20-stone x 1-oz. finished in grey enamel available from stock J ll AVERV 3302 AAE Person51 words
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Article, Illustration92 1960-06-16 2 TENCKU Abdul Rahman take* time off from the official programme to acknowledge the welj come of hundreds of children who were among the large crowd ro greet him on his arrival in Kuala Lumpur I yesterday after attending the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference92 words
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Article53 1960-06-16 2 A lone Red terrorist surrenders KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— A Communist terrorist surrendered to the Kerdau police. Mentanab. Pahang. on June 1. it was announred here today. He is Chool Ah Kow, 25. who joined the terrorist organisation in February 1954. One carbine, a hand grenade and 125 rounds of am.53 words
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Article37 1960-06-16 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The German community will celebrate German Unity Day her e tomorrow. The West German Ambassador and Mrs. Yogel will be hosts at a reception at the Lake Club on Friday.37 words
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Article31 1960-06-16 2 PINANO. Wed Penang\s 81-year-old City Hail U Ui get a new look this year at a cost of $135,000. Work begins on July 1.31 words
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Advertisement284 1960-06-16 2 M^^_ r^^fl |HP^l>^^HB^4 Ir^avi Jr If //w^V^f The rickshaw pullers of old Penang />— v \^^M '7-^1 a^Lv M little suspected bow the motor V* Af I afl fit l» A k^m m cjr would chan B e tllcir ivcs Vehicles '^^^^J^^P^t jJff^ E&mP U^^ M were few and far284 words
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Miscellaneous29 1960-06-16 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby N f I MUST A LOOK 4CT I START TO «CT \wmTM&J \Ti rcaov Jy aiTWBtkL- U. Ii I MA/CnV MAOf UP ¥V MN4O29 words
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241 1960-06-16 3 THE United States yesterday announced *n underground explosion of 500 tons to be carried out on July 12 at Yucca Flats, Nevada, at a depth of 125 feet. Making the announcement at a two-hour session of the three-power nuclear conference. Mr. JamesReuter - 241 words
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213 1960-06-16 3 SEOUL, Wednesday. THE South Korean National Assembly today passed a new Constitutional Bill introducing parliamentary government. The new system replaces Dr. Syngman Rhee's "oneman rule." In the new government, the president will be a symbolic head of State. A Prime Minister will haveReuter - 213 words
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101 1960-06-16 3 The silence shielding a killer... I ONDON. Wed— A doctor today criticised th« "conspiracy of silence" which prevents many doctors from telling patients when they have cancer. "If it was a rare disease, like some of the terrible nerve diseases, there might be something to be said for such anReuter - 101 words
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Article20 1960-06-16 3 WASHINGTON. Wed— Th# Navy has ordered construction of four nuclear-powered submarines at a total cost of U5565.906.359- U.P.I.UPI - 20 words
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Article52 1960-06-16 3 BELGRADE, Wed.—President Tito last night told Mr. Niklta Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, that the Yugoslav Government would give its "overall and full support" to the latest Soviet disarmament proposal. The Yugoslav leader was replying to a message by Mr. Khrushchev in connection with theReuter - 52 words
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208 1960-06-16 3 DULLES IN LONDON FOR SECRET TALKS WITH SPY CHIEFS? MR. Allen Dulles, chief of the United States Central Intelligence Agency and the man who sent the U-2 spy plane over Russia, is reported to be in London for secret talks with British intelligence chiefs. LONDON. Wed The Daily Mall saysReuter - 208 words
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Article82 1960-06-16 3 ELISABETHVILLE. Belgian Congo. Wed. A state of emergency was declared last night in the rich mining pro- vince of the Katanga, where the majority party has threatened to secede from the Congo and Join Rhodesia. The announcement of the state of emergency did not specify theReuter - 82 words
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83 1960-06-16 3 A 'NO LABEL' MOVE TO BEAT THE BOYCOTT JOHANNESBURG. Wed. South African manufacturers have begun exporting goods without the "Made in South Africa" label, a spokesman for the Exporters Association of South Africa said here, today. He said the practice was "considerable" and wai being done at the request ofReuter - 83 words
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Article41 1960-06-16 3 LONDON. Wed. Three Russian monks the first tn visit Britain since the 1917 revolution arrived In London by air last night from Moscow. They are on a 10-day visit to Britain as guests of Anglican communities. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article32 1960-06-16 3 CAPE CANAVERAL. Wed A small charge on-a Titan missile exploded yesterday. tilling a technician at the test centre here Nine other men were slightly injured in the explosion.—Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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324 1960-06-16 3 SLASHING ATTACK ON REDS THEN... MANILA, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower was greeted by thunderous applause from a joint session of the Philippines Congress today when he linked a slashing attack on Communism with warm praise of the "mighty and relentless force" of nationalism.Reuter - 324 words
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Article69 1960-06-16 3 KATMANDU. Wed. A British Colonial Service officer from Nigeria, Mr. P.J. Wallace, made a solo climb of the 26,492 ft. Qanesh Hl--mal peak In north-west Nepal believed to be th« first major solo triumph In the Himalayas it was announced here today. The Nepal Foreign OfficeReuter - 69 words
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Article36 1960-06-16 3 PEARL HARBOUR (HawalP. Wed.— A fire and explosion shook the nuclear submarine Sargo last night and she was deliberately submerged with the torpedo room hatch open to put out the blaze.36 words
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141 1960-06-16 3 MOTHER OF EIGHT WAS LEADER OF JAPAN DOPE RING KOBE, Wed. Police dis- closed today they have arrested a woman they oclleve to be the leader of an International narcotics ring that smuggled US$5mllllon In drugs Into Japan over the Past four years. They identified her as Chin Go Gyoku.141 words
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Advertisement130 1960-06-16 3 CLOROX? I 'B-' x~»\ V jL ami the housewife's tJ^^r)^!^ I best bleach f^ -^M°O° I disinfectant «sj\MSk I in Malays. W^^Kl I mm m\ P Many uses! A bleach for household WL\ «T washing and laundry. Removes /<3MF Hflk /fi stubborn stains. Deodorizes the v im^bH Mam. mV sickroom.130 words
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Advertisement188 1960-06-16 3 uJi ll Lv LJ y\ B Bmi M* ANNOUNCEMENT GARUDA INDONESIAN AIRWAYS Take Pleasure in Announcing the Opening of its NEW OFFICE AT HOTEL MERLIN, bay 20 TREACHER ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR. TEL. No: *****. U/UCU fT r-»." nntn f i I «mT^ '^^-fjax^ I tm^ V' *£jm^ COME uhr- INDUSTRIAL188 words
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Miscellaneous331 1960-06-16 3 Your radio today... mond 10.00 Mandarin Mixture: RADIO SINGAPORE 030 The Ooon Show: 1100 Good Medium Wave 47« metre. AVA Short W»»e: M metre. RADIO MALAYA from ».M MM aJ". NATIONAL BHORTWAVR A.M. 6.30 Good Morning: 6.M st-RVICE 41.7 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The New*: MEDIUM WAVE SERVICM 705 A Date331 words
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Article118 1960-06-16 4 POLICE OUT TO TRAP A CHEAT SINGAPORE, Wed. *3 Police tonight sought public help to trap a fake "Good Samaritan" exploiting the poor in the island. Reports have been made of a man. claiming to be from the Government approaching illiterate housewives and asking if they have been receiving public118 words
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202 1960-06-16 4 Trader is cleared on charge of wrongful detention Wed. A businessman, charged with wrongfully confining a selfdescribed former prisoner, was today acquitted by the First Criminal District Court. He was Lee Seng K»e, stated to be one of the two partners of Lav and Lee Company is Geylang Road. Similarly202 words
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73 1960-06-16 4 TEARS AND DIAMONDS: THE LOREN STORY EVERY single rang on Sophia Loren's ladder to fame and fortune was slippery with tears her own and her mother's. EACH time she went a step up. she bought a brooch or a bracelet as a symbol of success. IT was these that were73 words
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Article28 1960-06-16 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Col. Harvey Harvey-Williams will speak on 'Defence" at the luncheon of the Rotary Club of 81ngapore-West In the Blue Room of Princes tomorrow.28 words
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Article299 1960-06-16 4 21 TRAINED TO BE LEADERS OF COMMUNITY CENTRES SINGAPORE, Wed. —The first batch of 21 young men and women today completed their seven-week c o m munity centre leadership course, and left the Pulau Übin training: camp fit and ready for the "big task." The299 words
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Article217 1960-06-16 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. THE Government today warned rural dwellers to beware of bogus Rural Board officers. A statement Issued by the Prime Minister's office said that a number of cases had been reported of rural dwellers being cheated of various sums of money by impostors. Rural217 words
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Article389 1960-06-16 4 Junior badminton SINGAPORE, Wed. Former Thomas Cup player Ong Poh l.im had an easy passage into the semifinals of the veteran's singles in the Singapore Badminton Association's championships at the S.B.A. hall tonight. Poh Ltm. who is playing In the veteran's iccUon for Urn first time,389 words
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213 1960-06-16 4 SHIP'S STOREMAN BROKE CUSTOMS SEAL: $4,350 FINE SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A 38- YEAR-OLD Norwegian chief steward of the motor tanker Polycrest. Eldor Karl M. Karlsen, was today fined a total of $4,350 by the ninth magistrate, Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, for two offences under the Customs Ordinance. The charges were that213 words
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Article, Illustration264 1960-06-16 4 He built one of Asia's best fire units SINGAPORE, Wed. The man who made the Singapore Fire Brigade one of the finest fire-fighting units in Asia is leaving. Mr. John Angus, 55, will retire in two daye' time after 29 years' service in Singapore. After he goes, Mr Stevens Velge,264 words
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Advertisement564 1960-06-16 4 Fi brosif is and Rheumatism Ended The amazins. new discovery nomlnd banishrs the pains of Arthritis Khenmatlsm. Jibrositls. NVurlUs ar.i Scl«tlc*lllcoin»«lc. In 10 minutes ait. the first dose, pains disappear, and In a few days this marvelous medicim dissolves and remove* the body potions anfl Urlo Acid that are the564 words
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Advertisement443 1960-06-16 4 :§shawj I sj Orsjsinisiatlon J Phone 2M 14 B 2 Shews Today: 4 hi 8.30pm I Pleose come early! Show« stort promptly ot ooVertited rlmn P I OPERS TODAY '.yfti! HnLßm munnm\ AUDIE MURPHY FEiKH FMR vim* McNAUY Plus Porhe News: THE DERBY Soturdoy Midnight STEVE RFFVFS Sf< ot hirculijß443 words
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Miscellaneous86 1960-06-16 4 Singapore diaryTT. sn«GATORE POUCE BAND VICTORIA THEATEE: Pnnconcert at Katong Park, 7.30 cess Kwel Yin rehearea.l. Scenes p.m. to 1.30 pjn. 1 and 3. 5.30 pm VM( A (Orchard Road): Scene- CHANOI VAJIIETT CLIB: shifters— "Ruddigore" finsj act* Pull-scale rehearsal of "Pirates 1 and 2 full company rehearsal. of Pensance''86 words
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Miscellaneous238 1960-06-16 4 riE following is today's Pan-Aaaerteaa: Prom San KLM: To Kuala Lumpur schedule Of civil air- Pranclaco, Honolulu, Manila, Sai- Bangkok. Karachi. Beirut, Rome, craft movements at Paya PA Ml > PJ""- Oe»o», Amsterdam <XL 832) Lebar Airport Singapore. ttM T 7^ Atrw^jt: prom Pen- n am. »«TO»r. ftng Ipohl Kual238 words
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Article23 1960-06-16 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed Mr. Justice Neal will be leaving Johore Bahru at the end of this month on transfer to Ipoh.23 words
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207 1960-06-16 5 A 'buy 0r... ramp in pictures of the King COUNCILLOR: SHOPKEEPERS 'CAJOLED' PENANG, Wednesday. A RURAL district councillor, Inche W.A. Bahaudin, said today he had received several complaints from villagers that they had been "cajoled" into buying photographs of the new Yang di-Pertuan Agong. "The sale of these photographs is207 words
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90 1960-06-16 5 New party to woo Lib-Socs and SPA CINGAPORE. Wed. The v newly-formed Singapore Congress, which will hold its inaugural conference on July 3 at the Victoria Memorial Hall, has sent out feelers to the Singapore People's Alliance and the Liberal Socialist Party to form a united opposition. The congress was90 words
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129 1960-06-16 5 MAN CLEARED OF SMOKES SMUGGLING CHARGE PENANG. Wed A shop assistant. Yeapi Chuan Joo, alias Tan! Chooi Kirn, was today! acquitted without being; called to make his defence on two charges or importing 305 packets of cigarettes on which duty had not been paid. The Sessions Court president. Mr. Au129 words
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Article57 1960-06-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Pn>f CAM Gray, of the University of Malaya, was I among the distinguished visitors representing 64 universities in all parts of the world at the three-day celebrations marking the golden jubilee of the University of Queensland. Malayan students at the university were among those57 words
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Article160 1960-06-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Tin Industry Research and Development Board of the Federation spent about $200,000 more than its income last year. The money which wa» spent on research, development and publicity was met out of accumulated and reserve funds, the annual report published today160 words
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Article161 1960-06-16 5 FEAST TO APPEASE 'ANGRY SPIRITS' KUANTAN. Wed. About 2,000 people of Tanjong Lumpur, a fishing village on tho 1 other side of the Kuantan river from here, have for the past three days been performing a "puja" (ceremony to appease spirits) after experiencing poor catches during the last few months.161 words
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Article30 1960-06-16 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed The Veterinary Department in Segamat is now touring villages in the district to inoculate poultry against renhiket disease. The tour wili end on June 30.30 words
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Miscellaneous290 1960-06-16 5 tttitfs Ii tinny liy iiatph Heintdaht l^BK^^^^^nß >A piCKEP TH' fPLEASE.NO V A fCXAY.SVLVESTB?,! IT7I J?AN INTO AN UNEXPECTEP BIT) RISHT COSTUME I INStXTS! I'LL WAIT I'M CEAPY T>< II OP LUCK OUT HERE! I'LL jr^ aaaaaaf^ff^; PEI? TH' PAPTY, I OUTSIPE ON THE LEAVE y -Jf\ gE ALON6 LATER290 words
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Article308 1960-06-16 6 Very satisfactory year, 'Pleasing recovery from says the controller the recession of 1958' FAVOURABLE BALANCE IS TREBLE THAT OF 1958 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. rpHE FEDERATION'S Controller of Trade Division, Raja Mohar bin -I- Raja Badiozaman, said today that the country's trading position was308 words
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Article, Illustration24 1960-06-16 6 WHEN HE WAS 12 HE SOLD PORTRAITS TO GO TO SCHOOL ABOIL LATIFF a »mUe after years of struaae to keep himself in school.24 words
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230 1960-06-16 6 35 companies (with $21m. capital) wound up last year KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A total of 35 companies in the Federation, with capital amounting to $21,591.--850, went into liquidation last year. Thirty-two of the companies, with capital totalling $20,491,850 went Into voluntary liquidation and three companies, with $1,100,000 In capital, were230 words
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149 1960-06-16 6 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rTHE Government is letting to the public another 15 houses of senior officers who have left on Malavanisation or retirement. It is also offering 15 other houses which were among 32 first offered to the public in February. Tenders for the 30149 words
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85 1960-06-16 6 MALAYAN TO TAKE UP CRIMINOLOGY COURSE SINGAPORE. Wed —A 81ngapore student in Brisbane plans to take up a course in criminology. He is Manoharan Ponnusamy, 22. of Rochdale Road, a second-year social studies student at the University of Queensland. After gaining his diploma, he hopes to be one of the85 words
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Article51 1960-06-16 6 PENANO. Wed.— The Australian frigate, H.M.A.S. Queensborough, now in port on an operational visit, will be open to visitors from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. The commander. Capt. I. H. Cartwright, yesterday paid a courtesy call on the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow51 words
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Article48 1960-06-16 6 IPOH Wed.— Thieves broke Into the office of the National Malay Bchool in Douglas Road here last night and stole a typewriter and stationery worth a total of $300 The theft was discovered by a watchman of the school this morning. Police are investigating.48 words
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Article74 1960-06-16 6 UNCLAIMED GOODS FOR SALE KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Bags of flour, cases of milk and liquor, cloth and miscellaneous Items left unclaimed at the harbour stores In Port Swettenham will be sold at an auction there on June 30 at 9.30 a.m. The goods have been unclaimed for several months. A74 words
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Article41 1960-06-16 6 IPOH, Wed -A dud $1 note bearing the serial number A/4 *****5 was surrendered to the police here today Inche Ahmad Khalri bin Saldin found the note in the change given him when settling a hotel bill.41 words
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Article25 1960-06-16 6 BUTTERWORTH, Wed. A 84-year-old woman, M. Marlmuthu, was robbed of a gold chain worth $180 this morning as she was walking to market25 words
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Article18 1960-06-16 6 TELUK ANSON. Wed.— Mr. V. Slnnathural has been elected president of the Lower Perak Hindu Sabah18 words
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114 1960-06-16 6 This village will cost the most to register f POH. Wed. The 100 voters living In lonely Kampong Temenggor, nestling In the foothills of the Upper Perak District, will cost the election office the most money to be registered. A spokesman of the election office here said today that the114 words
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Article52 1960-06-16 6 PLNANG. Wed. Th* Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. will Inspect a parade at the enrolment ceremony of the Bt. John Ambulance Brigade in the Han Chiang High Bchool on Saturday. Han Chiang will be the first Chinese school in Penang to nave a division ot52 words
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Article128 1960-06-16 6 TAPAH, Wednesday. AN Alliance member of the Perak Executive Council. Mr. V. Ponnusamy Pillai, feels that the Government should reject the lowest tender for the supply of food to hospitals. Mr. Pillai, who 1& also a member of the board of visitors to the district128 words
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307 1960-06-16 6 Wonder boy painter off to Germany to study By RAZALLI IBRAHIM KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Malay artist who at the age of 12 wandered around Singapore hotels and tourist haunts painting portraits and pictures to pay for his schooling, will leave for Germany shortly to continue his art studies. Abdul307 words
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357 1960-06-16 6 INCHE M. Y. Hussein, an official of the A 1 1 Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, today hit out against the proposal of the PanMalayan Islamic Party to oppose the extension of the Social Welfare Lottery Ordinance The second nve-year term of the Ordinance expires at357 words
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Advertisement352 1960-06-16 6 jMjother knows best! When it comes to SPECIAL OCCASIONS She serves CAMPBELL'S CREAM OF CHICKEN SOUP Rich, deep-flavored chicken broth blended with pure cream, delicately seasoned and plenty of morsels of chicken so tender they seem to melt in your mouth! Like all Campbell's Soups it is condensed for double352 words
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Article25 1960-06-16 8 20 Wordt Sit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Ronnie Andrade thank relative! and friend* for their good wiahee, valuable giftt and attendance at their wedding25 words
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Obituary20 1960-06-16 8 :n Ward* ll* (Minimum) IN CONSTANT MEMORY of A K Klphil Knate. Buntt. Hipul, killed l«th. June IMS."20 words
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Article236 1960-06-16 8 Words tit (Minimum) A NIOMT OF lUkic Thm«d«y Idth *J. *3. S3, available at S! K.T»n»i. lloiiln-on i or at door. CREAT READING at little colt Complete ratine of Pin and Fnntana booka available at S pore Cold Storasa Arcade, Orchard Koad. frii beauty aovici: Lancome Hexutirian from I.inn.236 words
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Article374 1960-06-16 8 ill H orrfs Jj ,t, »l,. YOUR NEW DIPLOMA Photostat kill >uii »ait. Fotomatic 8 port 20T1O. CONVOCATION PHOTOGRAPH* are available lit "Westlake" 303. Tanjong Ka Ionic P.iwd. Singapore It Ti LOLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY bas man? uses Id Commrrce and Industry Advanced development of the process id tbe Straits 1374 words
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The Straits Times Thursday, June 16, 1960.
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Article662 1960-06-16 8 Whatever conclusions the World Bank experts may have readied after their one month's study of economic planning in the Federation they kept to themselves at their last press conference. This was reasonable enough, for they are to report to the Government on plans which the Government has662 words
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Article556 1960-06-16 8 The Indonesian analysis of the West New Guinea situation, as set out in an official lettei to the Secretary General of the U.N., will be accepted only by those who allow their amicolonialism to warp theii judgment. How can anyone i honestly maintain that "the I Dutch Government556 words
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Article946 1960-06-16 8 THE TWILIGHT OF EMPIRE WHITE SUPREMACY BEGINS TO CRUMBLE UNDER THE HAMMER-BLOWS OF BLACK NATIONALISM IN BRITISH AFRICA BLANTYRE, Wed. THE heavily-outnumbered white populations of British East and Centra Africa are watching with a mixture of alarm and fatalism the hammer-blows oi African nationalism chipping away the foundations of whiteReuter - 946 words
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Article633 1960-06-16 8 YES, IT EXISTS IN BRITAIN ALL RIGHT AND THE AVERAGE NON-WHITE IS AWARE OF ITS REALITIES. MR. S. H. PEEKs attempt to argue away the colour bar in England .(S.T. June 4) is far from convincing. There is a very real colour bar In England. AfroAsians who visit633 words
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Article167 1960-06-16 8 king to Trinidad, and these contacts have done a great deal to broaden my outlook apart from giving a great deal of pleasure. It is a course of action that I recommend. It is possible, even easy, to establish close and lasting friendship with people born outalde one's race.167 words
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420 1960-06-16 8 The Yanks and Oxford University... F writing the letter I did about the value of an American university degree. I had no intention of starting a controversy. Bir as a controversy and a volaminous correspondence thareon was proceeding, I saw this letter by Professor Penrose in The Times and I420 words
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Advertisement138 1960-06-16 8 I*B II &B Fluwsfnt lighting fittings I I For home, office vnd factory brand new lighting fittings by G.I.C. F *****. A sundara ■■■■■^■^■■■■■■■91 spin* with a |^^Hhb^*. l b^^^^^^B one-piece {.rtmei P^H sieel trough ~^B refltclor. stove or vltreoLsenamelled whit*. _^p^^^ Easily removed. J M ja«^J easily cleaned. r4ii»o-3138 words
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Article, Illustration180 1960-06-16 9 200 AT FUNERAL OF Dr. GOONTING KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. More than 200 people attended the funeral of Dr. J. S. Goonting, president of the Selangor Eurasian Association, at the Birch Road cemetery here this evening. A service was held earlier at St. John's Cathedral. Dr. Goonting died at his home180 words
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Article33 1960-06-16 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Indonesian Consul-General Col. Sugih Arto, left with several consulate members today for the Rhlo Archipelago to study the possibilities of establishing tourist resorts In the islands off Singapore33 words
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Article43 1960-06-16 9 SINGAPORE. Wed— Police raided Kampong Silat here last night after a tip-off about an impending gang clash. As they moved In, they saw 10 people running off. Later they recovered parangs, poles and Iron bars at the scene.43 words
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Article203 1960-06-16 9 SINGAPORE PUTS BAN ON TRADE AS ANIMAL LOVERS RAIL AT DEATHS OF 360 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THK SINGAPORE Government has banned the export of monkeys by sea. The move follows the death of 360 monkeys of a consignment of 1,000 shipped from Singapore lo Britain. Mr.203 words
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Article, Illustration356 1960-06-16 9 Son's success worries father— it's wrong sort SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A SINGAPORE youngster's success in Australia is worring his father because it is the wrong kind of success. Speaking today of his son Patrick, Mr. P. J. Xavler of Telok Kurau, said: "I sent him to Perth to further his studies356 words
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Article, Illustration228 1960-06-16 9 Stranded student flies home with the Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today brought back a Malayan student who had been stranded in Britain. The Tengku raid the air fare from Britain of Inche Ahmad bin Haji Omar. In January Inche Ahmad, a social science student228 words
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Article77 1960-06-16 9 'DEATH RAIL' CLAIM SENT TO JAPAN KOTA BHARU. Wed.— The Japanese embassy in Kuala Lumpur has told the 10.000--strong Thailand-Burma Death Railway Association here that it is awaiting In* structlons from Japan before acting on requests for compensation for those who died In building the railway The association has asked77 words
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Article, Illustration277 1960-06-16 9 CHE KALTHOM IS NOW A HAJJAH JOHORE. BAHKI, Wed. The pretty English wife of the Tengku Mahkota of Johore. the first European woman from Malaya to go on a pilgrimage to Mecca, today spoke of her experiences as a pilgrim. Che Kalthom. 25, now has "hajjah" added to her name277 words
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176 1960-06-16 9 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. THE Singapore Amateur Football Association will 1 pay a $302. liquor bill that the Irapuato team of Mexico left unpaid in a hotel here. As there is no Mexican consul In Singapore, S.A.F.A will make an official protest to the Mexican association176 words
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Article52 1960-06-16 9 IPOH, Wed. A woman. Chin Slew Yin, 53, died In Ipoh hospital last night following a road accident. She was In a car driven by her son. Hool Keat Pool. 22. when It went off the road and turned turtle at the 7th mile Ipoh-Tanjong Rambutan52 words
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Article58 1960-06-16 9 SEREMBAN. Wed. Miss Marcelle de Sllva. 23, was last night elected Miss Golden Voice of Negrl Sembllan. Twenty girls competed for the title at the Seremban Youth Club. Second was Miss Theo Nunls and third Miss Lee Yoke Un. They will take part in the regional58 words
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Article56 1960-06-16 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Two men. Teo Tlan Poh and Pu Chew Mun, who appealed against a lower court conviction and One of 12.500. or six months' Jail each, for acting as bookmakers on the premises of Singapore Turf Club on Feb. 20 last, failed In their appeal56 words
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Article51 1960-06-16 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A fitter. Cheng Kok Meng, now under a police court sentence of 18 months' jail for theft of a gold chain from an 18--month-old child. In a temple on Feb. 11 this year, failed in his appeal for reduction of sentence In the High Court here51 words
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Article27 1960-06-16 9 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Profes. sor William Boyer. of the University of Pittsburgh, today spoke to Rotartans at their luncheon meeting on this year's American presidential elections.27 words
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217 1960-06-16 9 THE Party Negara Whip In the Btate Assembly. Wan Daud bin Mohamed. said today that the Pan-Ma-layan Islamic Party must face the question of forming a coalition government for Trengganu. Wan Daud said today: •The PMIP must face the fact that it is better217 words
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128 1960-06-16 9 Girl flies to Sydney to see a brain specialist SINGAPORE. Wed. Miss Lim Khiaw Choo, 17, of Papar, Sarawak, flew to Sydney tonight for specialist treatment of a brain tumour. Miss Lim. a student, has had the brain tumour for some time. Her expenses are behig paid by the Jesselton128 words
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Article29 1960-06-16 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malaya and the Republic of Vietnam have agreed to raise diplomatic representations between the two countries from legation 'o embassy level from June 2029 words
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Advertisement189 1960-06-16 9 Corvette You can watch it bcil a pint of A water In less than two minutes a gallon in 10 b minutes. SO EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL Setting of control knob ensures correct temperature of water from tepid to boiling. Heats exact amount of water required from a cup-full to a189 words
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Advertisement204 1960-06-16 9 The SALE of the year 3RD Anniversary SALE FOR LADIES: '.A W««fc» U-9» Men. ■>•*•: •$2 30 Mdi \<}- Om*** SMrti: UP. SUM JP. S7.SO MA VJ^kW C«« Cm: S3.M .«ch w V H ££k HK Print* Cotton i 3 00 SI JO „r 4 S £LriNf(il f Pt SUk204 words
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Article, Illustration879 1960-06-16 10 LUCY HUANG - Seductively daring, yet not immodest fHE second fashion season showings have already begun in Europe. I have just receiv ed a note and two photographs from the House of Jean Patou, giving details about and showing two ¥c r v lovely gowns in a cut more revolutionary than any I879 words
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Advertisement387 1960-06-16 10 SPORTS SHIRTS YOU CAN SHOUT ABOUT m s x LUCY HUANG SAYS: j| "Our favourite is the one on the left, a shirt-cum-Ifl sweater-like combination. The short-sleeved "cardigan" is in bottle-green knit, smartly brightened by polished brass buttons and a gold crest over the breast What looks like a soft387 words
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Advertisement330 1960-06-16 10 Radiant as a girl in loir s Hi Pretty in a minute with Helena Rubinstein's Silk Minute Make-up The only all-in-one make-up made from real silk f TUBT A MINUTE! ample dry out cither. Like a silken veil time to make-up with Helena never aaak SILK Rubinsteins BILK MINUTE MIXITK330 words
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Miscellaneous296 1960-06-16 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS sive state (10). 1 -if lead me. I will find 5 Situation for a retired person where truth Is hid." (Hamlet) (4) d 3) 6 Hesitation carries little weight 8 Hl» business 1* one of grave (7). concern (10). 7 Wee fixe causing a buzzing In296 words
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Advertisement1637 1960-06-16 11 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 10 AOEN. LIVERPOML, GLASGOW. LONOON t, COHIINtNIAI POR7S Dye Spore Sails P Sham Penan* ''YRRHUS Livkhii. Glasgow Telaj Jan 17 AORASTUS M'seiles liverpnl, A'moiitr Gil 33 Jm 17 Jm 11/21 Jne 22 ACHILLES Liverpeel. Glasgow Jm 21 Jin 24 Jm Hit* mm SI •NTIIOCHOS Livirpnl, Havre1,637 words
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Advertisement1321 1960-06-16 11 eTHE E.A.C. LINES- ADEN. RESSEI MEDITERRANEAN CONTINENTAL ft SCANDINAVIAN PORTS S'porr o Slum -wing ■FALSTRIA" I) a/24 JaM 25 Jm 27 '21 Jan "SARCOBHA" a) 27 Jm/ 4 My 1/ I Ml 1/ 7 MT -INDIA" 1/ 0 M| Accepting cargo lot Genoa, Antwerp Rotterdam/Amsteroim Bremen, Hamburg, Oak», Gothenburg. Copennann.1,321 words
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Advertisement1281 1960-06-16 11 b u uTd m .n< THE RFN LINE STEAMERS LTD. V SINCAPOIE (iMinaratn ii tke UiitM (itgita LINES SAILINGS ta ABEN. U.K. ft CONTINENTAL POUTS. Spore P. Sham Penang lEHVENUE Hamtarg, Leaan, S'mwith a/a Jm 24/ a JaM aM Jm BEHVORIICN Port Sudan. UnrpMl. Antwerp, RottnrSMi a/a JaM a Jan/1,281 words
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Advertisement1336 1960-06-16 11 )a-w MeALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. t_ VRa^ TEi. no: aai r 4^ SIXiaMAN LIMB KJLAVSNKSS LINE LONDON HAMBURt, ROTTEROAM HAVRE LOS ANGEUS, SAN FRANCISCO. ft MR.L IEATTLE. VANCSUVER ft PORTLAND CITY OF RIPON tcctitnf carga tar Ceitral ft Sutt S'pon P. Sham Penang Amtnca. •mm. 0-T/a JaM 21/21 Jm 24/1,336 words
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Article90 1960-06-16 12 THE Federation Minister of finance has fixed the following prices for calculating Customs duties for the week beginning on June 16. Rubber fl'M'j a lb. Copra $488 a ton. Coconut oil $804 a ton Palm oil $631.50 a lon. Palm kernels $403 a ton. The rates of duties90 words
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Article139 1960-06-16 12 MELBOURNE, Wed. TNVESTMENT shares held an j easier tone here today. ICIANZ gained Is. 6d. to 84s. 6d. and National Dairy gained 14s. to £24 10s. Base meuls and the oils held a steady tone. New Broken Hill eased Is. 6d. to 655. 6d. Commonwealth bonds traded on139 words
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Article225 1960-06-16 12 JULY first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 125 > t cents per lb.. (up seven-eighths of a centi on j Tuesday's close. The closing tone was steady quiet. B.C.C.R.A. closing prices in cents per lb., yesterday were I Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers225 words
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418 1960-06-16 12 By Our Market Correspondent MALAYAN markets have taken a quiet turn in the past few days and business generally is less active than of late. The slowdown on the Malayan Stock Exchange can be attributed to the approach of the half yearly settling418 words
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Article22 1960-06-16 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: June 15 June 14 Industrials: 140.83 140.99 Tins: 2M.tl 2*9.47 S Rubbers: tM.76 296.76 Jan. 1 1958=100.22 words
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Article141 1960-06-16 12 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected tbis morning are: Hoegh Cairn 1 2, Uljanlk 4/5, Charon 6A. City of Ripon 6 7. Sarpedon 8 9. Rajula 10/11, Glenearn 13 14, Lao 15 16. Straat of Orissa 18, Burma Maru 19, Seng- garang N.Wall 2.141 words
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Article34 1960-06-16 12 SINGAPORE. June 15. RUBBER: M :.v per lb. (up seven-eighth* of a cent). 5 p.m. (quietly steady). TIN: 5390.75 per picul (up SI. 121). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (down 25 tons).34 words
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Article133 1960-06-16 12 SINGAPOKE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent June/ July shipments $29 'j buyers, S3O sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $43 sellers, drum $46 2 sellers. Pepper: steady; little business was reported done, Muntok white $310, Sarawak $305 (both up $15). special Sarawak133 words
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Article92 1960-06-16 12 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 3/8. OX) 32 1/2. 90 d/st 32 15 16 credit bills. 33 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.l> ready: Canada 32 1 16; Belgian92 words
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Article1159 1960-06-16 12 SINGAPORE member* ul ihe Malayan Stock Exebanc* eported the following business at heir 3.30 p.m. call yesterday. (Bargains are given before prices iiiless only one was written). i Industrial: Fed. Dispensary (2) 11.30 xd: Fraser and Neave ords I (2) $2.10; Gammon (6) $2.21 to i 12.24:1,159 words
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Advertisement1123 1960-06-16 12 Express U.S.A. Pacific <* AUanUe Coast Service t T.A E.T.A. LU Score P. Sham Pening H>ong I. Angeles N »or» llpjßjhi Mwr 2' 2S i»«« 31/ 1 Jily I KMikiwi Mm" Ist Call 24/2* July 27/21 Jely 2i* Call 21/31 Jaly S Aa| 2B »af 1J Sept All suitably equipped1,123 words
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Advertisement344 1960-06-16 12 EVERETT ORIENT LINE F r H..|M. t mm*- 5."°" p s>im li'jJi! •■immirr 1 "w UJiII Ftf RMttti. CiitUgssg. CHertU:- IITMfVf «ITT P 21 It** l"«t 71 I»M "■OLMKVIUTT" IT July M J.t» M J»l» 110 gulk oit/litM spact .vi.HCie JOHNSON LINE fw V ntkMi liui S'PO'C P. Sh i344 words
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Advertisement131 1960-06-16 12 SHIPPING NOTICES S.S. "STEEL ARTISAN" r ROM U.S.A. The above vessel is scheduled to arrive In Singapore on 17th June l»eo and will discharge cargo alongside the Singapore Harbour Board Wharvee. The Oeneral Survey will be held on 27th June 1960. No other survey will be held. McAMSTER A CO..131 words
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Advertisement731 1960-06-16 12 NOTICES INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS )F MALAYA EXAMINATIONS 1960 All students are Informed that :he examinations will be held dvi ing July In the Singapore Poly- < Lechnic Exam Hall. The exact time md date will be announced later. I It -will only be possible at this lime to hold examinations731 words
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Advertisement524 1960-06-16 12 NOTICES NOTICE Public are advised of that Mr. Charles Tan Is no longer working with M/s Tan Motor Agency, or M/s. New Central Motors, Muar. sod any transaction done belora or alter tkM (late of Ist of Juno will not be recognized by the companies. NOTICE FEDERATION OF HMUaI $40.M«,»v0/-524 words
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Advertisement909 1960-06-16 13 NOTICES AUCTION SALE NOTICE By Order of the Asnt. Official Administrator, Ipoh, the personal effects, clotlving, crockery, cutlery, refrigerator, radio, suit cases, elec. irons, books etc., etc.. the property of the late Police Lieutenant C.W. Tate will be held at No. 204 Brewster Road, Ipoh on Sunday 19.6.60 commencing Irom909 words
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Advertisement485 1960-06-16 13 TENDERS TENDERS TENDERS INVITED for the construction of six classrooms. Apply Principal Anglo-Chinese School, Sltiawan. Closing date noon June 30th 1960. P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class "E" registered Contractors and above will be received by the STATE ENGINEER. P.W.D.. PERAK. IPOH, up to 3 pjn. of the 24th June,485 words
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Advertisement761 1960-06-16 13 NOTICE j P.W.D. NOTICE The roadway at the Level Crossing at Telegraph Post No. 103/23 over the Approach Road to Central Mental Hospital Compound will be closed to traffic for repairs to track from 7.00 p.m. on 21-6-60 to 6.00 a.m. the following morning. 2. Road vehicles will be permitted761 words
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Advertisement922 1960-06-16 13 (Continued from Pag* 8) SITUATIONS VACANT It Her* 1 IS (Mlm.)-Bmx St ttt. txtrm BOOKSHOP RIQUIRIS a female ■ale* assistant. Age 18/17. Salary *6<> Apply to P.O. Box 2948 8 pore. CANTONESE OINIRAL HOUSI Cook Amah, must he fond of Children, ■peak little English. Telephone H'por* *****. REQUIREO IMMEDIATELY young922 words
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Advertisement1099 1960-06-16 13 SITUATIONS VACANT Wmrdt Si (mn.y—Bmx St ett. extrm SCIINCI TtACril«-for nen-sovt school in Kl. Mint hold University amgnmrn and b« able to U»cn at least 2 subjects at Form V level. Commencing salary 8430 8800 p.m. Two-year contract In the first instance. Pension/ superannuation fund benefits Replies «|vm» full detalU1,099 words
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Advertisement981 1960-06-16 13 HOUSES A LAND FOR SALE 70 H' era's ti (Him.)— Box St ett. mxtrm FHtIMOLO MOOINN MIWLV iroI proved type. Of terrace houses completion October, completed (hop* and flats for sale alons MacPnerson Road I in the rnoppinc and Community Centre* of Bennett Kstate. Please apply Thong Teck Co., Ltd.,981 words
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Advertisement806 1960-06-16 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Wmrdt IS (Mim.)-Box St rtt. txtrm 1»51 ARMSTRONG SIODILIY excellent condition, genuine lo» mileage, owner buying new oar, will accept firm reasonable offer 11 BtoMaay Drive 8.0. E., B'pore. 1957 DAUFHINE new comprehensive Insurance. 40 plun m p.K. fftOO down, balance SIS 7 x 12 months,806 words
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Advertisement355 1960-06-16 13 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) it Wordt Sit (Mimimum) DmUm I momlh. It Wordt S2 N >>'• > STEVENS GUEST HOUSI Tel: 52V23 modern ai.iemtiea Moot economical central. MAVPAIR HOTEL, 8 pot e— Central —Rooms Aln-onditioned. Popular Bar Courteous Bervlca. STATION HOTIL. Sinfuporr. Alr-condltlon<-d R»m» a!l modern coomb* Isaces. Bed, Ereak355 words
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245 1960-06-16 14 U.N. LETTER ACCUSES HOLLAND OF WARLIKE POLICY NEW YORK. Wednesday. THE Indonesian U.N. delegation yesterday accused the Netherlands of a "belligerent policy" in dispatching forces to West Irian (Dutch New In a letter to the Secre-tary-General. Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld. Indonesia's chiel delegate, Mr. Sukardjo WlrIjorpranoto, said an "explosive .situation" has245 words
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Article, Illustration495 1960-06-16 14 LORD CASEY TRACES THE WIDENING CRACKS IN COMMONWEALTH UNITY 'Grand Alliance which survived 2 wars intact has altered (not for the better) by the addition of new members 5 LORD CASEY. Australia's former Foreign Minister, told the Commonwealth Press Union today he believed the unity of the Commonwealth had sufferedReuter - 495 words
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Article, Illustration357 1960-06-16 14 LAMOTTA ALLOWED HIMSELF TO BE BEATEN' FOR $300,000 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. JAKE LAMOTTA, 37, former world middleweight boxing champion, yesterday told a Congressional committee that he allowed himself to be beaten in a bout after being offered US$l OO, BOO (M 5306.006). TestifyingReuter - 357 words
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214 1960-06-16 14 YEW YORK. Wed. Mrs. Barbara Powers. 25--year-old wife of Capt Francis Gary Powers, the U-2 pilot imprisoned In Russia, said at her home in Georgia today he had written that he was being treated well. Mrs. Powers. In a statement read forReuter - 214 words
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Article58 1960-06-16 14 KARACHI. Wed.— A zone meeting of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East -Ecafc) began here today discussion on a 27.000--mlle highway project that will connect Vietnam and Malaya with Persia and Turkey. The meeting was attended by delegates from Pakistan. Persia, aadReuter - 58 words
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Article194 1960-06-16 14 ZOMBA, Wednesday. OIR Robert Armitage, Governor of Nyasalanc announced today that the 15-month-old emergency in the British protectorate would be ended I tomorrow. After referring to the new powers given to the Government to deal with present eased situation. Sir Robert said: "in the circumstances.Reuter - 194 words
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Article, Illustration57 1960-06-16 14 JOSEPHINE BAKER BAILED OUT AFTER ARREST MONTREAL. Wed. Quebec police today released Internationally known night club entertainer. Josephine Baker. on I.S.SI.M* bail following her arrest on a charge of bringing into Canada "goods obtained by crime." A spokesman said Miss Baker was arrested last night Miss Bake\ will appear in57 words
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Article315 1960-06-16 14 pEN. de Gaulle yes- terday promised that all shades of opinion, including those favouring total independence, would take part in the election campaign to determine Algeria's future and in the control of the voting. At the end of a televised economics speech lasting 24 minutes.315 words
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Advertisement336 1960-06-16 14 J I lA,h thwuaandj V *L* A, A tt»C>*l U*^ Ut+rb^"* of let.en 0 t ff received from l^toJiLy 4U* i*{Wf— 1 Actors., CtcdUa A^it^t «<Ko* Brewer, i P^t^f't* A for indue me. rutural sleep and obviating jk.vw tlic unpleasant and depressing BRISB K-Tvifi after-effects of sleeping pills BSjkT'/j^M ®i;i:j^336 words
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Article259 1960-06-16 15 ROBERT CHOE TURNS IN BRILLIANT 3-GOAL PERFORMANCE Malacca 6; Eastern 3 MALACCA, Wednesday. A BRILLIANT three-goal performance by Malacca's international centre-forward Robert Choc sent Eastern, the Hong Kong footballers, crashing to defeat here today. Robert was staunchly supported by inside-right Mazlan Hamid. who also .cored the259 words
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Article46 1960-06-16 15 -INGAPORE, Wed.— The Slnga- pore Amateur Swimming Association tonight decided to invite Indonesia's national water-polo team to play two matches here next month. The Indonesians are expected to arrive on July 28 and will play Slim a pore on July 30 and Aug. 1.46 words
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128 1960-06-16 15 Low clocks record time on wet track CINGAPORE. Wed. Low 0 Sin Cheok. one of the leading Singapore sprinter.-.. put up a grand performance on a rain -soaked track when he clocked lO.lsec for 100 yards at the Victoria School annual athletic championships today. His time beat the 1956 meet128 words
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Article48 1960-06-16 15 LONDON. Wed. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will watch part of the Second Test match between England and South Africa later this month, it was announced here yesterday. They will sec the game at Lord's cricket ground. London, on Monday, June 27.— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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228 1960-06-16 15 A SCOT HEATH, Wed Thunder, lightning, rain and sunshine featured the opening of Royal Ascot yesterday and it wa 9 fitting that horses with names like Blast. Shatter, and Typhoon should win three of the six valuable prizes. It was a dayReuter - 228 words
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970 1960-06-16 15 wen— Tour match: Malacca 6 iHamHh Saldon 2. Robert Choc 3, Peng Keen) Eastern HK 3 (Moon Wah I, Yui Wei), at Kubu Stadium. Malacca. Spore Business Hses League (up Senior Wearnes 2 (Sudan, Andrew Yap penally) Eveready 0: Ch..i terect B;\nk 7 (Nadarajah970 words
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Article287 1960-06-16 15 -I EPSOM JEEP'S TEN-TO-FOLLOW I- CECIL STREET, an improving young stayer, tops my ten-to-follow list for the June meeting starting on Sunday at Kuala Lumpur. This Mossborough gelding won at the Kuala Lumpur coarse over U miles in April and followed up with a smart287 words
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Article224 1960-06-16 15 Wearnes shock champs and go to the top SINGAPORE. Wed. Eveready, the defending champions, went out of the title hunt when they lost 2-0 to Wearnes in their senior section match of the Singapore Business Houses League and Cup Competition at River Valley Road today. This victory takes224 words
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Article147 1960-06-16 15 TOP STARS 'INVADE' SELANGOR OPEN ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Leading players from Fahang, Malacca, and Negrl Sembiian have entered for the Selangor Lawn Tennis Association open championships to be held here from June 24 to 26 and July 1 to 3. Local entries, however, have not been as good and the147 words
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Article296 1960-06-16 15 I ONDON. Wed— On a third day In which some of the eight county championship cricket matches were affected by rain all but one ended In draws. It was partly due to rain at Lord's that Yorkshire, the champions, drew with Middlesex. Yorkshire maintained296 words
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Article83 1960-06-16 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mrs. A.S. Klnnear entered the semi-finals of the Singapore women's golf championship when she beat Mrs. E. McMullan by 3 and 1 at Sime Road today Results of other ties today were: Mrs. W.GC. Ooff beat Mrs. L.W. Tiers 1 up: Mrs. O.C. Weeks83 words
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Article416 1960-06-16 15 NORMAN SIEBEL - TRENCH AND FENCE FOR STADIUM NORMAN SIEBEL By AN ANTI-RIOT MEASURE T>HE incidents after Monday's soccer match between the two touring teams, Irapuato of Mexico and Eastern of Hong Kong, which were the first at the Merdeka Stadium since it was built In 1957, are not likely to be repeated.416 words
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Advertisement222 1960-06-16 15 AN INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE OF MALAYA IBVeSt tB6 S APPLICATIONS FOR SECOND MALAYAN FUND should be made on the form below and must be made is MODERN WBy multiple* of fifty subject to a minimum in the first _jn instance of one hundred units. SEND NO MONEY until you222 words
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Miscellaneous111 1960-06-16 15 SOCCKB Spwe rresßier Umt: N»vy v Juniors (Jn Besar 5.15 p.m.); Div. 3A Railway v Blue Rovers (Parrer Park); MaxweU v Halkowya (Oerlang); Oiv. 3C: TBA v SHB PoUce (Parrer Park). S f «or GDBH Div. 1: REME Workshops v Mercantile Bank (Batui: Div. J Malayan Tobacco v Robinsons rimbt111 words
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Article392 1960-06-16 16 BANNERS SAY: CARRY ON CRUSADE AGAINST APARTHEID, WE'RE PROUD OF YOU J^ CHEERIN(J, banner-carrying, flag-wavii.; crowd of more than 10,000 from all over Malaya gave Tengku Abdul Rahman a rousing welcome here today. They held hi^ banners saying: "Welcome home hero of freedom and justice," "We392 words
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Obituary34 1960-06-16 16 MARTIA: >(jm Kruno s Martia. 88 year* at the General Ho.< >ltal yesterday. Cortege leaves General Hospital Mortuary 4.45 p.m. to-day for Cathedral of the Good Shepherd 500 p.m. thenre to Bldudari C'mrtery.34 words
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Article72 1960-06-16 16 THE FAMILY OF the late Duffcld Randolph de Bouza thank all relative! and friend* for their kind expressions of sympathy MR. A MRS. PATRICK PESTANA thank relatives and ftlenda for th< r good winhi'S. valuable prevents and attendance at thi-ir u<<d<lmt on 11 6.60 THE FAMILY of the late72 words
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Obituary14 1960-06-16 16 IN CHERISHED MEMORY of Patricia Uad'weli who died 166 father and brother*.14 words
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Article58 1960-06-16 16 ACENCV AT SINGAPORE for Polish Ocean ljlsea veMel» cngaiiwl in regular •rrvicc from Continent to Hong Kong, China, Japan nan b«cn transferred from C.F. Sharp A Co. <M> Ltd. to Hua Rianx Steamnhlp Co. aa from 15th June 1960. I'oluh Ocean Linen veKMla enKaxed in other trades will be58 words
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Article125 1960-06-16 16 Evergreen piece of fun, satire rE Changi Variety Club opened a four-night session of Gilbert and Sulli- van's "The Pirates of Penzance" in the Cultural Centre tonighc. Enthusiasm, reliable memories, good sets and some comic side-play made up to a large extent for the rather considerable vocal shortcomings. The best125 words
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Article44 1960-06-16 16 JAKARTA. Wed. Indonesia's neighbouring countries have given assurances that they would not permit Dutch military aircraft bound for West New Guinea to refuel on their territories. Antara news agency reported today. These countries are Burma. Ceylon. India, Thailand, Malaya and Singapore.—Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article30 1960-06-16 16 VIENNA, Wed. The Soviet Prime Minister. Mr. Niktta Khrushchev, will tour Austria by special bus when he makes a nine-day visit starting at the end of this month.—Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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93 1960-06-16 16 Xt ALA U QUEEN ELIZABETH Tengku Abdul Rain nt urn home. He said in reply to a question at a press conference that while in London he had discussed with the Queen the possibility of her visiting Malaya. She had promised to consider the93 words
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Article38 1960-06-16 16 KAMPALA Wed. Turkana tribesmen from Kenya are believed to have shot and killed 10 Karamojong a tribe in the barren region of Northern Uganda during the past two months, according to the Uganda Chief Secretary— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article90 1960-06-16 16 Cricket tea scores LONDON. Wed— Tea scores in today's cricket matches were: At LORDS: Cambridge UniverI slty 166. vs MCC. At CHESTER* IELD: Lanes 152 I vs Derby. At BOL'RNEMOITH: Hants 187 for 4 vs Leicester. At OXFORD: Sussex 199 tor 4 vs Oxford University. At BIRMINGHAM: Surrey 149 forReuter - 90 words
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Article327 1960-06-16 16 LONDON. Wed.— Slock markets In London today were unsettled by the Hoover redundancy proposal* and widespread losses were recorded under the lead of domestic appliance shares. There was not a gieat deal of selling and the falls largely reflected precautionary marking down of prices by dealers. Closing middle327 words
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