The Straits Times, 13 January 1961
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Title Section21 1961-01-13 1 AVERAGE DAILY rFRTI F 1 1-D SAFE EXCEEDS 90.000 fie**"* The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1961. 15 CENTS.21 words
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Article297 1961-01-13 1 KATANGA PLANES GO INTO ACTION 'Rebel forces' attacked, says communique Belgian pilot killed in raid ELISABITHVIILE. Thursday THE Katanga Government announced today that its aircraft had been in action against "rebel forces" in north Katanga since yesterday morning. The announcement said I lie attacks were "crownedReuter - 297 words
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Article53 1961-01-13 1 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. A large and rare type of blue diamond, a wedding gift from Sierra Leone, has been delivered to Princess Margaret, trade circles here said. Two leading Amsterdam diamond dealers. Lodewijk Asscher and his brother Joseph Asscher. handed over the diamond at Kensington Palace, London, theReuter - 53 words
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Article23 1961-01-13 1 ROME, Thurs.— About 1.800 ground personnel at Ciampino International airport began a 24-hour strike at mid-day today over a wage claim.23 words
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Article, Illustration499 1961-01-13 1 ALL SEIZED PARAPHERNALIA PUT ON DISPLAY 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An I CS assortment of seized materials meant for use by the Angkatan Revolusi Tentera Islam Singapura (Artis) were shown to the press today. All the exhibits were to have been used by members of499 words
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169 1961-01-13 1 SANDYS IN MALAYA FOR TOP-LEVEL DISCUSSIONS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Britain's Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, Mr. Duncan Sandys, arrived in Singapore tonight by 8.0.A.C. from Calcutta on his way for a three-day visit to the Federation. He was met by the Com- missioner-General for Southeast Asia, Lord Selkirk. Later, accompanied169 words
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Article373 1961-01-13 1 I VIENTIANE. Thur*. LAOTIAN fighter planes flew out of here today for the second day of rocket strikes against proCommunist guerillas in the mountains to the north. Four T-6 propeller-driven fighters were preceded by a lone scout plane, t.-esuin-ably spotting rebel positions along the road between here373 words
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Article29 1961-01-13 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Eisenhower will make a farewell report to the American people on nationwide television and radio next Tuesday night, the White House announced today. U.P.I.UPI - 29 words
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Article, Illustration804 1961-01-13 1 WOMEN AT SOCCER TO BOOST THE FUND KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. PUAN SHARIFAH RODZIAH, wife of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, is organising a Selangor versus Perak Women's soccer match in aid of the Straits Times and Berita Harian Cheer Fund for Malayan soldiers in the Congo. The game is804 words
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Article215 1961-01-13 1 T ONDON. Thurs. The Admiralty today shot down a Moscow propaganda claim that a Russian ship had been "buzzed" by a Royal Navy frigate on the high seas. A picture of the alleged incident was published in to- day's issue of the Russian newspaper Trud ("Truth".).Reuter - 215 words
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Article39 1961-01-13 1 SIX HURT IN CAP CRASH MNOAI'UHL rhttl i-.ir eoUlakM in &ljun i:».iJ about I j m tod .Ml .in umkr I 111 b«r<JM«,il V Iji r, >\' r t IjkLll Ml < Jll- 'Jt«. t l' thrtt tiMriif MB l.'39 words
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Article, Illustration255 1961-01-13 2 The ordeal of little Mary GLASGOW, Thurv FOR THREE DAYS SHE WAS ALL ALONE WITH HER DEAD MOTHER pOR three days pretty little Mary Spence, who is three years old and deaf and dumb, was all alone with her dead mother. Pair-haired Mary was found crouching over her mother's body.255 words
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127 1961-01-13 2 KENNEDY IS TOLD: US MAY LOSE SPACE RACE PALM BEACH, Thurs.—Pre-sident-elect John Kennedy's space "task force" reported to him yesterday that "it is very unlikely that we shall be first in placing a man in orbit around the earth." In making the report public, Mr. Kennedy's headquarters here said thatReuter - 127 words
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Article46 1961-01-13 2 BANDOENG. Thurs. West Java residents have been placed under a midnight to 4.30 a.m. curfew by the regional war administrator. Jakarta was not affected by the curfew. Curfew passes would be Issued by local commanders In cases of necessity, the order said.— U.P.l.46 words
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180 1961-01-13 2 Came the dustmen, the morning after j -vrORWICH, Thurs The lIN bride packing to join her naval husband iv Singapore felt that the best way to keep her presents safe from a house full of children was to pack them In a brand new dustbin she is taking with her.Reuter - 180 words
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Article74 1961-01-13 2 Award for widow of Clark Gable HOLLYWOOD. Thurs. Clark Gables widow, former actress Kay Williams, was yesterday awarded $5,000 a month family allowance :>i proceedings involving Gables estate, said to exceed a million dollars. Gable, died on Nov. 16. aged 59. The widow Is expecting his child. His will bequeathedReuter - 74 words
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Article24 1961-01-13 2 ALGECIRAS. (Spain). Thurs. About 40 Israeli Immigrants were feared dead after a Honduran yacht foundered off the Moroccan coast early yesterday Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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272 1961-01-13 2 MOSCOW. Thursday L I THE Soviet Government yesterday demanded the abolition of Belgian trusteeship over the central African territory of Ruan-da-Urundi. The Soviet demand. In a statement issued through the official Tass agency, follows a recent Congo Incident in which anti-Lumum-ba troops were alleged toReuter - 272 words
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Article34 1961-01-13 2 SAN FRANCISCO, Thurs. Cuban Consul Rodrigo Parajon resigned from his Government's diplomatic service today and defected to th» United States because, bs said, "love Is disappear! >g from my land.'— U.P.l.34 words
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Article20 1961-01-13 2 RANGOON. Thurs. Th« Burmese Army has launched an offensive against Chlne.se Nationalist troops In eastern Kentunfc State. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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120 1961-01-13 2 BOMBAY, Thurs. Britain was asked today to remove the name of the Indian nationalist leader, the late Subhas Chandra Bose, from the list of World War II criminals before Queen Elizabeth arrives in India for a state visit on Jan. 20. AReuter - 120 words
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Miscellaneous24 1961-01-13 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby y pTMINOS a V 1/" EVegYTMINgj >v V If yADViSER. ADVISER '^kliM ADVISER. VI ADVISER. I r j J24 words
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Article243 1961-01-13 3 THE FIRST TWO NEGRO STUDENTS TO CRACK 175-YEAR COLOUR BAN SUSPENDED AFTER MOB STORMS DORMITORY ATLANTA, Thursday. TH WO Negro students were suspended from the University of Georgia early today "for their own protection and that of other students" after police used tear gas and firemenReuter - 243 words
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Article, Illustration211 1961-01-13 3 Kozlov being groomed to succeed Nikita just in case LONDON, Thurs.— Mr. Frol Kozlov, secretary of the Soviet Communist Party central committee, is being groomed for the succession should anything happen to Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet Prime Minister and party first secretary, Communist sources said here today. Mr. Khrushchev, whoReuter - 211 words
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Article44 1961-01-13 3 LONDON. Thurs.— Britain's steel production in 1960 wns the highest ever recorded, the Iron and Steel Board an nounced today. Total production for the year was 24.305.000 tons. 12 per cent higher than th« previous highest total id 1957— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article29 1961-01-13 3 JAKARTA. Thur.s. Newspapers and magazines here have been instructed not to publish stories from ancient Chinese mythology depicting wars among princes and warriors of China.— U.P.l.29 words
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Article24 1961-01-13 3 LONDON, Thurs.— Britain has approved a loan of £3 million to Pakistan for the purchase of railway wagons from Britain.— Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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113 1961-01-13 3 LONDON. Thurs. Two Dakota aircraft will carry Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip on the Nepalese section of their coming Asian tour, the Air Ministry said last night. British press reports had earlier questioned whether the veteran Dakotas would be compatible with the "dignity ofReuter - 113 words
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Article, Illustration47 1961-01-13 3 MARSHAL MALINOVSKY, (left) Russia's Minister of Defence, chats with Cen. Abdul Haris Nasution, the Indonesian Minister of National Defence and Chief of Staff. Cen'. Nasution was in an Indonesian government delegation received by the Marshal in Moscow recently. U.P.I, picture.UPI - 47 words
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103 1961-01-13 3 THESE WORDS MEAN NOTHING NOW —ARCHBISHOP I ONDON, Thurs.— Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, the Archbishop of Canterbury, said yesterday that the words Catholic and Protestant were completely out of date and meant nothing at all. "They are capable of an infinite variety of meanings," he said. "They are almost always used103 words
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Article213 1961-01-13 3 PARIS, Thursday. PRESIDENT de Gaulle told a Cabinet meeting yesterday that the "Algerian Algeria policy approved "positively and massively" in last weekend's referendum would be applied to the letter without reserve. A communique said that the Cabinet adopted the draft law providing for theReuter - 213 words
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Article54 1961-01-13 3 HONG KONG. Thurs. A Chinese mother lost her three daughters today when fire destroyed her wooden hut with her children locked Inside while she was away at the market Police said they had no report on the fire until three hours afterwards. The children were aged two,54 words
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Article29 1961-01-13 3 CANBERRA. Thurs. A new one-shilling postage stamp with a design significant of the Colombo Plan will be issued by the Australian Post Office later this year. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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235 1961-01-13 3 IPI: Indonesian Press under Govt. subjection ZURICH, Thursday. RETAILS of a questionnaire issued by the Indonesian Government to all newspapers, which they must sign to get an official' permit to publish, are given in today's issue of the International Press Institute bulletin. The institute. which groups 1,300 editors in 45Reuter - 235 words
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Article45 1961-01-13 3 LONDON, Thurs. The I Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference will be opened by the QueeD tn Westminster Hall on Sept. 25. It was announced here today. This Is the first time since 1948 that the conference has been held in Britain.— ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article29 1961-01-13 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs. The Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan came into force with the exchange of instruments of ratification at a brief ceremony here. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article168 1961-01-13 3 BELGIAN LEADERS IN PEACE PARLEY BRUSSELS, Thurs. Leaders of the main Belgian parties Catholic. Liberal and Socialist met behind closed doors yesterday with Mr. Gaston Eyskens, the Prime Minister, in an effort to end the strike which has dislocated the country for more than three weeks. "The thaw Is developing."Reuter - 168 words
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Article28 1961-01-13 3 LUSAKA. Thurs. Russia was willing to sell Rhodeslans anything they wanted. Including television sets, cheaper than from anywheTe else, a Soviet trade official said here. —Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article18 1961-01-13 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. The government yesterday prohibited the establishing of schools for foreign nationals in Indonesia. UP.I.UPI - 18 words
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Advertisement262 1961-01-13 3 II MOREandMORE If PEOPLE ARE OPENING IN LONDON AND m SINGAPORE BANK DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS with LOMBARD BANKING j V SAFETY NO Capital Depreciation- Vow j funds remain at your disposal. I T INTEREST is calculated on a Daily Raw i.e. your money is earning interest from the day you deposit262 words
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Miscellaneous355 1961-01-13 3 ciMrAnADF Heath A"* l His Music; 11.00 Close RADIO SINGAPORE Down. Medium Wave 476 metre* DAnin MALAYA Short Wave 62 metres KAUIU IVIMI-MIM from 8.00 pjn. 9.00 pjn. < 4 j 7 Metres) A.M. 6 JO Good Morning; 6.32 AM 600 Time signal, NegaraMornlng Prelude; 7.00 The News; ku News355 words
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Article39 1961-01-13 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Fifty prize winning photographs from the 12th annual U.S. national high school photographic competition are now on display at the U.S.I.S Library. 6, Cecil Btreet. The exhibition will be open for two weeks.39 words
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Article477 1961-01-13 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. POSER IN ALLEGED THREAT TO WOMEN CASE JS a Volunteer Special I Constable a police officer? This question was raised by a lawyer, Syed Esa Almenoar in his preliminary submission here today in a case in which two V.S.C.'s were accused of breach477 words
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Article, Illustration156 1961-01-13 4 SINGAPORE, Than. The leader of a delegation of 15 university educationists on a three-day visit here, today described progress of higher education in the State as "magnificent." Sir Douglas Logan. Principal of the University of London, said he was especially impressed with the fast development156 words
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Article145 1961-01-13 4 ARMED THUGS ROB SALESMAN OF $628 SINGAPORE, Thursday. r!O armed thugs jumped on a moving car last night to rob a salesman in dark, lonely Mandai Tekong Road, Woodlands. The robbers leapt on to the car as 59-year-old Tlo Chung Kul was swinging his vehicle round to escape from them145 words
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Article124 1961-01-13 4 Customs revenue up $10 mil. SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Total revenue collected by the Customs Department last year was $10,330,000 more than the total for 1959, and only $2,150,000 short of the estimates for the year, a Customs report Issued today disclosed. Of the total $116,397,000 collected in 1960, tax on tobacco124 words
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Article118 1961-01-13 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A diamond dealer, Charles Reinholt, today appeared before the Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R.B-I. Pates, on nine counts of using forged documents. He pleaded not guilty to all the charges and was released on ball of $30,000. The charges alleged that Reinholt had between Dec.118 words
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Miscellaneous387 1961-01-13 4 WHE following is today's Lumpur. Malacca (MLI 33) 7.25 1 schedule of civil air- &*>-: from m^*?J ton v Brun€l craft movement": at Pava Kuchlng (ML477) 7.35 pjn.; Lebar SSSt sfn/apoS^ from P^ng (mlim) ..55 pm. ARRIVALS DEPARTURES BO AC: From London, BO AC: To Darwin, Bydney Dusseldorf, Beirut. Balireln,387 words
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389 1961-01-13 5 CHAN CHIN BOCK - LEMMON GOES FLAT OUT FOR ROOM AT THE TOP CHAN CHIN BOCK THE NEW FILMS by "»T*HE Apartment," says a huge hoarding A that hits me in the eye each time I drive down Orchard Road. "The Apartment," says the poster in my favourite restaurant. "The Apartment," says the display389 words
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Article, Illustration81 1961-01-13 5 'FURY'-BUT ONLY 3 BULLETS FIRED OF doubtful merit and entertainment, "Naked Fury" Is a half-hearted attempt at a thriller. Four men rob a safe of £50,--000 and take the watchman's daughter with them. We don't see how it's done, only how they plan to run off with the money. What81 words
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Article, Illustration221 1961-01-13 5 TNHERIT The Wind" X is easily the year's most controversial film as it deals with the invariably explosive conflict between science and fundamentalist religion. Brilliantly cast in opposing camps with the courtroom as the battle field are two best Actor Academy Award winners.221 words
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Article, Illustration182 1961-01-13 5 THAT FONTEYN MAGIC COMES TO THE SCREEN TtfARGOT FONTEYN Michael Somes, a legendary dancing partnership, star for the first time in a film in "The Royal Ballet." The film takes its title from the company for which they dance, the Royal Ballet Company. It brings you two captlvatlnu hours with182 words
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Article124 1961-01-13 5 GUINNESS IS TO 'STUDY' IN JAPAN LONDON, Thurs— A Daily Mail writer today mid that Sir Alec Guinness, the famous British actor, is going to Japan to learn how to fit into the role of a Japanese gentleman he is to play in a Hollywood film. "Guinness, a supreme perfectionist,Reuter - 124 words
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Miscellaneous190 1961-01-13 5 Buys Bunny By Balph Heimdahl 1/7 Abner By Al Capp |if BUT, FOLKS.? II f DOtfTVMNTT gjjggj SEt X^J (^u^Ef- THEVRE U NT* I UAv/FNTT U ORDINAKY IA I -tjiic; \cr J TENT, A JJ>Oo<J<T?&J_Ftt-r)AJrf T V RNI^HeID ki.ct-f Anr \f CREAM." *v ClAl J /RUN cM THKUUCjH Any AROMA190 words
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Obituary19 1961-01-13 6 M Wtrit 11$ (Minimum) RANDLE GREEN dearly loved father of Slime Courtenay and Tre\or la Sydney, 11th January.19 words
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Obituary31 1961-01-13 6 M Word* tit (Minimum) IN MEMORY OF our loving dad Tarn Chue Kwal, who departed on the 13th of January 1936. Sadly missed by his beloved wife and children.31 words
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Article74 1961-01-13 6 U Word* Sit (Minimum) MRS. OH CHIN SIEW and family sincerely thank relatives, friends for wreaths, scrolls, seaglays, cables, letters of condolence, cars, buses, night vinlts and attendance at funeral of the late Mr Oh Chin Slew. MRS. TRUDY HEARDER thanks all doctors, nurses and staff of Singapore General74 words
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Article142 1961-01-13 6 I* SlO (Minimum) MISS IRENE will now attend to your hair In May Foeng Beauty Salon at vi Devonshire Road, Singapore, 9. Tal: *****. QREAT READING at little cost complete rang* of Pan and Foatana books available at S'pora Coid Storage, Arcade, Orchard Road. VANISHING TRICKS performed on all142 words
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Article607 1961-01-13 6 The Singapore Assembly's debate on the second reading of the Agricultural Leases Bill and the Control of Rent (Amendment No. 3) Bill was enlivened by strong criticism from the Member for Ponggol. Mr. Ng Teng Kian, a former P.A.P. Assemblyman now in Opposition, complained that henceforth the607 words
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Article412 1961-01-13 6 Inche Aziz Ishak, the Minister of Agriculture, has taken consistent interest in the Federation's 60,000 small-time fishermen who in their time have organised enough delegations and petitions against fishing stakes to have provided copious information about their disadvantages. His estimate that between five and seven million dollars worth412 words
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Article204 1961-01-13 6 Having already started a permit system that makes newspaper editors redundant and lays responsibility upon its own officers for absurdities that consequently get into print, the Indonesian Government, according to its Minister of Information, intends to abolish publication by private concerns. It is typical of muddled thinking that204 words
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Article518 1961-01-13 6 The terror regime of Mr. G AS FEAR STALKS STANLEYVILLE— A DEATH- WISH THAT THE EXPLOSION MAY COME SOON QTANLEYVILLE, Thurs.— To fly in over a thousand miles of equatorial forest, land on the disintegrating runway, and drive through the stagnant and half-deserted streets of Stanleyville, is to dismiss for518 words
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Article, Illustration1114 1961-01-13 6 RICHARD LOWENTHAL - KHRUSHCHEV WHAT HE IS UP AGAINST THIS YEAR... RICHARD LOWENTHAL by PARIS. Thursday A critical crossroads for Soviet leader WORLD attention is natura I I y focused in this New Year on what difference the new Kennedy Administration in the U.S. will make to Western policy. But the Soviet leaders,1,114 words
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Letters
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Letter237 1961-01-13 6 QN Saturday night I thought I would glvt myself a treat and listen to the broadcast of the England versus Springbok's Rugby match. J tuned in to the BBC. Far Eastern Broadcasting Station in good time and. clear as a bell, came tht vo237 words
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161 1961-01-13 6 QUR attention has been drawn to recent reports in the Press quoting Mr. Karam Singh to the effect that many estate hospitals were like medieval prisons, with wooden blocks for pillows, planks for beds and no ventilation Mr. Karam Singh continued to urge that a161 words
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Advertisement68 1961-01-13 6 We Delivered Our Own Baby Suppose the baby does arrive inconveniently early what is a father supposed to do? In the December Reader's Digest (now on sale) there is a fascinating and moving account of two hectic hours in the life of a young father who met the doctor on68 words
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Article, Illustration727 1961-01-13 7 MINISTER GIVES ASSURANCE ON IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FEDERATION GOVT'S FIVE-YEAR PLAN SINGAPORE, Thursday THE Federation Minister of Agriculture and Co-ope-ratives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin lshak, today assured the Singapore Government that in implementing her own five-year plan Malaya would have due regard to727 words
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Article64 1961-01-13 7 Electros to make a come-back QINGAPOIRE, Thurs. Cathay Pacific Airways will resume their Electra service between Singapore and Hong Kong from Jan. 28. The airline last month withdrew its two Jet-prop Electras. They were flown back to the Lockheed plant at Burbank, California, for modifications. This followed an order by64 words
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Article45 1961-01-13 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union has sent wage demands to 10 big firms on behalf of about 700 members employed by them. The demands include more pay, retrenchment and retirement benefits, sick leave and annual leave and bonus.45 words
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Article60 1961-01-13 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Dr. J. F. Williamson, the world famous conductor and founder of the Westminster Choir College in New Jersey, will conduct a 100-voice choir of Singaporeans in a concert of a sacred music at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday at 8.30 p.m. The choir is60 words
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Article36 1961-01-13 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Three thugs bound and gagged a house painter, Quek wee, 53, at knife point at his home in Kampong Pahang last night and robbed him of his savings of $950.36 words
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Article, Illustration255 1961-01-13 7 The man who walked naked along the beach SAND IN TRUNKS, HE TELLS COCST From KEITH HOOPER PERTH, Thurs. Author Gerald Marcus Glaskin. 37, Of Graylands, a former Singapore stockbroker, was found guilty In Perth police court of having wilfully and obscenely exposed himself at Scarborough, a beach suburb, on255 words
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Article27 1961-01-13 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A camera worth $765 was stolen from the locked car of a tin mine Accountant, Mr. Francis Johnson, off Mountbatten Road yesterday.27 words
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176 1961-01-13 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. —An International Labotir Organisation expert, Mr. Mark Starr, said yesterday that the attitude of "Industrial paternalism" practised by some employers did not Improve Industrial relations. Speaking at a Rotary Club luncheon. Mr. Starr said that some employers regarded themselves as "Industrial papas,"176 words
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Article, Illustration181 1961-01-13 7 ZANARIAH COMES BACK WITH PLAN FOR 'CHARM SCHOOL KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Tengku Zanartah blnte Tengku Ahmad, the Ke-lantan-born beauty who won the 1960 "Miss Malaya" title, has returned from overseas eager to start a modelling and charm school In the Federal capital "to help Malayan girls bring out them, selves181 words
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Article39 1961-01-13 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Professor C.P. Fitzgerald. Professor of Far Eastern History. Australian National University, and author of several books on China today addressed members of the Rotary Club of Singapore West on "Australia and recognition of Communist China39 words
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Article318 1961-01-13 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday FISHING nets worth between $5 million and $7 million are destroyed every year because of abandoned poles and other parts of fishing stakes. This was why the Government had decided to ban all fishing stakes In the country, the Minister of318 words
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208 1961-01-13 7 A financial 'wizard' to advise the Government KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. /VNE of West Germany's "financial wizards*, Dr. Joachim von Spindler, is expected to arrive here in March to become Financial Adviser to the Federation Government. The West German Government had offered to send Dr. von Spindler, 61, following Tengku Abdul208 words
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Article38 1961-01-13 7 LONDON. Thurs. Singapore's Health Minister, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, who had a major operator. at the St. James's Hospital about four weeks ago, leu the hospital yesterday. He is scheduled to fly home tonight. UPI.UPI - 38 words
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121 1961-01-13 7 My dear man, are you REALLY necessary? ARE men REALLY necessary? A scientist poses this question in a controversial article in the Free Press today He suggests that from a biological point of view the method by which men and women produce children is "grossly inefficient" One man might be121 words
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Advertisement117 1961-01-13 7 T« NAIROBI ADEN from Bombay FIRST OR ECONOMY CLASS Convenient connecting flights from SINGAPORE The quickest route saves time, saves money. From NAIROBI immediate connections to Johannesburg, Salisbury, Durban, Dar-es-Salaam and Mombasa. Contact your Trove) Aflent or our G«n*rol Soles Agent for the Federation of Moloyo: SIME DARBY Anoci— 8.0.A.C.117 words
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Advertisement111 1961-01-13 7 rv^jpm V*"^o~jy SINGLE LENS REFLEX V.^^^jl'l^P .WITH I I 8/F lOMM TO JOMM \S^A b ZOOM LENS *t Bp BOIITHN COUPLED EXPOSURE V "ffisfcT METER FOR PERFECT PICTURES MOOEL V~ ~\MML SOU AGENTS Ttti_> >v a H FOR SINGAPORI.MALAYA N.SORNEO P*S «KAO OFFICE «S 97. TRAS STREET. SPORE 2. TEL:111 words
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Article317 1961-01-13 8 PREMIER WILL GIVE MESSAGE OVER RADIO AND FILM TO START CAMPAIGN ON JAN 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THIS YEAR NON-MALAYS CAN PARTICIPATE IN SPEECH CONTESTS A LL IS set for launching the first phase of jr Bulan Bahasa Kebangsaan (national language month) from Jan. 28317 words
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Article31 1961-01-13 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The body of seven-year-old Lee Swee Neo, the schoolgirl who fell into a swollen canal at Buk.it Merah yesterday, was recovered from the Singapore River this mornIng31 words
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Article68 1961-01-13 8 KUALA TRENGGANU. Thurs. Forty families In Seberang Marang, a fishing village 12 miles from here, are to be evacuated to a safer place. This was announced today by the Mentri Beear, Inche Daud Samad. The fishermen, victims of heavy storms recently, asked for evacuation because68 words
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96 1961-01-13 8 Tun Tan fund total so far is $15,655 MALACCA, Thurs. The Tun Tan Cheng Lock scholarship fund, started on the death of the Malacca statesman last month, has reached $15,655, its committee announced today. More than 380 Individuals, firms, and organisations have donated sums varying from $2 to $1,500 to96 words
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Article24 1961-01-13 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— An eight-member mission of Japanese business leaders, including a woman, arrived last night to survey market conditions In Malaya.24 words
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Article, Illustration353 1961-01-13 8 RODERICK PESTANA - RODERICK PESTANA THREE SOUTH AFRICAN MALAY FAMILIES SNAP 300-YEAR TIE TO SETTLE IN MALAYA By Singapore, Thursday rpHREE South Afri- can Malay families have left the country of their birth to settle in Malaya. The three families— l 9 people in all353 words
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Article61 1961-01-13 8 PENANG, Thurs.— The leader of the flve-man delegation from the Ceylon Malay Youth League, Mr. T. R. F. Sourjah, said here last night he hoped to introduce the Malayan game of sepak raga to his people. "I am sure they will like it," he told61 words
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Article48 1961-01-13 8 PENANG. Thurs. Khor Teong Seng, 18, was today granted $250 bail when he pleaded not guilty to attempting to resell 21 tickets at the Capitol Theatre in Maxwell Road yesterday afternoon. The first magistrate, Mr. Ng Mann Bau, fixed hearing for Jan. 26.48 words
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178 1961-01-13 8 pENANG, Thurs. An 1 attempt will be made to get Dr. Lim Chong Eu, former president of the MCA, to remain in the party. Dato Cheah Toon Lok, the MCA chief, will meet Dr. Llm In Penang this weekend178 words
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Article40 1961-01-13 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A total of 1,137 candidates will sit for the two-day entrance examination of Nanyang University to be held In Singapore, Kuala Lumpuf, Ipoh. Penang and Kuchlng tomorrow. Among them are three Malay candidates.40 words
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Article231 1961-01-13 8 Perlis and Penang first on list KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisurl Agong will begin a series of visits to state* from the end of thi« month. Their first will be a thre*day visit to their home state. Perils followed231 words
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Article38 1961-01-13 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Four mort secret society gangsters were held last night for detention. Three of them were arrested In Park Road, Geylarij an! Aljunled Read. The fourth wm arrerted In nis home In Dvxton Road.38 words
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Article43 1961-01-13 8 PORT SWETTENHAM, Thurs. Eight tractors. costIng over $300,000 have arrived here to help speed up rural development projects in the Federation. They will toe used for housing and road building projects, opening up Of fleldi or for irrigation work.43 words
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Advertisement144 1961-01-13 8 THIS IS THE CAMERA r OLIO 111 I- we^^wf ~~**ttj' mma^^^Br~9' -~wt na .> x With the new Canonet, just about the only thing you have to do is to press %4 -V the button for perfea pictures everytime anytime any place. |H Ca nonets revolutionary electric-eye mechanism measures the144 words
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Advertisement79 1961-01-13 8 Help yourself to better health with BILE BEANS Do not (cci dull f-^^^ >* and «iuui»i«h— tak*l fj^^ll I Bil* Bon* get rid l\^"^iS/ of pouonout xJI I^^^tx Tber «roi\\ !ATVB' emtrr nd ttim-\\ IUMi ul«u tout hver. Vk Tik. bile rWttfs&nf!9 BEANS nd you WRjSuMJIMI ■rill fee) younger VpnCklS^U79 words
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Advertisement1703 1961-01-13 9 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE TO MEN. LIWRPMX, SLAStOt). LtfiMWl. ft CONTINENTAL PORTS. P. S'hara Piumi AtAPCNM) London. Hamburg. Rottirdia -I* Part/JM 14 PERSIRS Liwmil, Glasgow Gil. 13 THiy JM 14/11 JM 17 DIOMEB M'juiiis limpnl. A'nouth Gda. 39 Jm 19 Jm 11/21 Jm a AHTENOR Liiaraaal. Glasgow Jm 21 Jm1,703 words
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Advertisement1283 1961-01-13 9 I .mimmm^^MMJSMm UaJ I Jtar^ THE E.A.C. LIMES— /9p**&4^V ADEN lEOSEA MtDIIERRANEAN CONTINENTAL I SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. P(VS\)|| Spore P Sham Pining cvi^Sr "seunoia" i) a/24 jm a/27 jm n/a jm VXMK7 "KAMMOIA" a) a Jll/ 4 Fll 1/ I FH 7/1 Fll <*ft|Wa*|(E "MEONIA" I) 11/21 FH 22/24 FH a/M1,283 words
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Advertisement1372 1961-01-13 9 bu n il°d N ine THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SINGAPORE (lataraaritH n tta HaHad Ratgaaa) it LIMS SAILS ta ADEN. U.K. t CONTINENTAL POtTt. S'pon P. S'naa Panani ■ENNEVIS LiHrpMl. Hull. Rottiroaai, Hamburg ta. M/Taaaf Utinnl ttraat wrrrai t PH lIMTTt* Lnlm. Hamburg. Middluorougn li Part/17 Jn 11/11 Jm1,372 words
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Advertisement1295 1961-01-13 9 w^ McAUSTER tfc CO.. LTD. VPCIR TEL: Nl: ***** YE \F+** tLMMUMAm LOIS Hi KLA VEMESS UMB V LMHNM 1 AMIUIt. ROTTEMAM. RAVRI LM ANIELES, SAN FRANCISCO, t NIL. SEATTLE, VANCOUVER I PORTLAND AM Fat CMMIM I U.SJ. AtlattK Part*. Acceat.it targa far C.itnl t Stttk Cm OF NEWCASTLE Aatrici.1,295 words
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Article21 1961-01-13 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: Jan. 12 Jan. 11 Industrials: 136-51 136-3? Tins: 195.18 196.12 Robbers: 238.08 238.47 Jan. 1 1958=100.21 words
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Article118 1961-01-13 10 MELBOURNE Thurs. INVESTMENT shares maintained a steady trend on the Stock Excnatige heie luoay I. A H. gained Is. to 12s. and Mcl Co-Op, is. to 255. Rothmans eased 2s. 6d. to 925. Base metals and the oil traded along firm lines. Commonwealth Bonds held a firm tone.118 words
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Article217 1961-01-13 10 TAXIARY fir* grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 84 V* cents per lb.. down I", cents on Wednesday's close. The tone was slightly easier. S.C.C.R. A closing prices In cents per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 84, sellers 844 <N); Int.217 words
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Article90 1961-01-13 10 •■pHf Malayan Exchange Banks' AllOA rlatitn made the following Chan gea In Ita ratea to mercbants yeaterday (all ratca to S100>: Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 13/16. O.D. 32 15' IS. 90 d.'st 33| credit hills. 33 7/18 trade bills. Sslllni T.T. or O.D. raady: Canada 32 7/16:90 words
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1246 1961-01-13 10 By Our Market C6rrespondent THE MALAYAN share market had another steadier though quiet day, with a predominance of small gains. After the close of Singapore's central trading room brokers reported further improvements. The Federation section reported: "Industrial shares were quiet on a steady market.1,246 words
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Article37 1961-01-13 10 SINGAPORE, Jan. 12. RUBBER: 84 cenfe per lb. (down \Vi cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 84', cents (barely steady). TIN: $390 per piail (up 37 'j cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 25 tons).37 words
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Article143 1961-01-13 10 rPH_ Chinese Produce Exchange, x Singapore, noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: Quiet; UK/Continent Jan., Feb. shipments $2S^ buyers, $27 sellers. Coconut oil: Quiet; bulk $41 sellers, drum $44'seller- Pepper: Quiet; no business was reported dove. Muntok white $240, Sarawak $235. special Sarawak black $157 and garbled143 words
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Article123 1961-01-13 10 CHIPS lying alengsMa the Singapore k Harbour Board vharvas ar expected today are: Oxfordshire 1/2. Blntaag 4/5. Awa Maru SA, Noreverett 6/7. Burma 8/9. Thai 10/11. Eastern Maid 13/14, Perseua 15/16. Aaama llaru 18. State of Madras 19. Slrusa N. Wall 1. Sg. Asahan N Wall 2. Olang123 words
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Article387 1961-01-13 10 BUSINESS on the Singapore section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was: Industrials: F and N. ords (2.02; Jackson (S) AS cents: Jackson (M) 89 cents: McAllater (1.24: 11. Box (2.14: 8. Darby Ba. Bd. Cold Stores* (2) (1.78: Steamers (5) 73 cents: 8. Times (6) 12.54.387 words
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Article263 1961-01-13 10 FEDERATION members of the Exchange reported the following business at their 4 p.m. call at tlie Bank Negara. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday Industrial!: Gammon (2.14: H. Waugb $1.43 ON: steamers (2) 73 eenu: 8. Times 12.54; U.K. ordi $1.08; Wearne (4) 12.20. 52.21: Bouitead (2) (1.18. Mining* Aokam (2.30 ON:263 words
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Advertisement1172 1961-01-13 10 iim i m —m j ii i jK"\!__-I-IneJ, Express U.S.A. Pacific Atlantic Coin Service E.T.A. E.T.A. ETA Spore P. Shim Herinj N'kon| t. Antcld N. York laikm Mim" It n Jaa H IN/ 1 FH 3 Ftl 13 ftl 12 Mat Xiaiiknra Kirn" 24/27 FH 21 Ftl/ 2 Mir I1,172 words
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Advertisement377 1961-01-13 10 "^^^WWtkMi ISRAEL NAVIGATION f^TSl"""* COMPANY. LTD. J EILAT FAR EAST SERVICE Slilt Eiltt Ptrt Sim Smfatirt KEMRYA 14 Jm I Frt 4 Frt BARRETTO SHIPPING TRADING CO., LTD. 49/51 ROBINSON ROAD. SPORE TEL: *****/8 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LTO. Passengers Cargo Service. Stroiri/Nogoportinom/Modrai Spore P. S'hom Penong tM "State of377 words
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Advertisement678 1961-01-13 10 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class 'E" Registered Contractors will be received by the Superintending Engineer. Public Works Department. Kuala Lumpur up io 3.00 p-m on 19th January, 1961 for supply of iwenty-alx (26) electric cookers. Full particulars are obtainable from the Office of the Superintending Engineer. P.W.D Kuala678 words
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Advertisement457 1961-01-13 10 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF MALAYAN COLLIERIES LIMITED And IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE 1940 1946 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition presented to t_ Supreme Court of me Federation of Malaya lii the HitUi Court at Kuala Lumpur on the 29th day of December 1960 for457 words
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Advertisement1265 1961-01-13 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Applications are Invited frpm serving officers and also from Federal Citizens and State Nationals for appointment as typists In the State of Kelantan on tbe following salary scales: Probationers $100.00 Grade 111 $116x7.50—145. Grade U $160x7.60—190. Grade I $205. Candidates must have attained their 17th but1,265 words
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Advertisement828 1961-01-13 11 Continued from Pace *> SITUATIONS VACANT U Ward* U (Ml*.)—knvt H> tU. twin YOUNG GIRLS WANTID to assist In oftlce work. Pleas* writ* to P. O. 1 Box 294 Ipoh. COOK OCNERAL AMAH and to 1 help with child no washloc experience 1 good Encllsh referencea essential 4SA t Calrnhlll828 words
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Advertisement885 1961-01-13 11 SITUATIONS VACANT J« Wort's Ii (Mim)— Box SO et: txtra LIFE ASSURANCE AGENTS wanted for Singapore by leading Assurance Company liberal terms guaranteed. Reply please apply Box A 4576 S.T. B'pore. WANTED TEACHERS, preferably Malays, for Sri Merslng Primary School, Menitng. Johore Overseas School Certificate. Apply Secretary, Board of Managers,885 words
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Advertisement777 1961-01-13 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 20 Word* tS (Mim)— Box SO ct*. txtrm 999 D, SERANCOON ROAD two room ground floor flat Il3i/-. Also rooms $50/-. (60/- at 3 Topaz Road, S pore, (couple /bachelors) *****. TANGLIN for 6 months from Ist April 1961, European company owned flat, 3 bedrooms: fully furnished: secluded;777 words
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Advertisement770 1961-01-13 11 EDUCATION 21) Word* SS (Mm )—B*x ct: txtrm PAR SAITERN MUSIC Bchool The Institution for musical education. ltMl registrations will be accepted daily now. Apply Secretary l-A Kirk Terrace, Spore. POSTAL TUITION! CTMA College External Studies Department provide* courses: L.C.8., Cambridge/Fed, of Malaya Cert.. H.8.C.. 0.C.E.. Qualifying Teat (Malay /English),770 words
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Advertisement886 1961-01-13 11 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES W.r*» SS (Mm Box tt ct*. mMtrm EUROPEAN WITH SMALL capita] seeks partnership In sound, profitable enterprise. Only rvplles with full and proper details will be considered. Box A4M? o.T. S'porr. MACHINERY 20 Word* SS (Min)— Box SO et*. txlrm FOR SALE New Aerocem equipment suitable plastering cement886 words
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Advertisement761 1961-01-13 11 FOR SALE 20 Word, SS (Mim.)— Box SO ett. txtrm 16MM BBLL/HOWBLL sound projector complete with amplifier A loudspeaker, *6.V)'- 0.n.0. Apply Administrative Officer. Police Reserve Unit, Spore Tel. *****. MAIDBNPORM ■RASSIERES, size* 38/44 halfprice. Adagio $2.00. Kesto* $2.00. Strapless 52.00. Girdles. Corsets all sizes, halfprice. Cloning-Down. Vogue's. 26, Orchard761 words
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248 1961-01-13 12 K.L.M.'s traffic results in 1960 were favourably influenced by the revival of the world economic situation, according to the company. Thr introduction of lower fares also contributed to an increase in the volume of passenger traffic. During the year, the airline flew 1.360.000248 words
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Article32 1961-01-13 12 Total world production of pepper last year is estimated to be about 59.000 tons. India's share was 25.400 tons. Indonesia and Sarawak accounted for about 24.000 and 9.000 tons respectively.32 words
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Article481 1961-01-13 12 EXTENSIVE REPLANTING, INCREASED RESEARCH WILL REDUCE PRODUCTION COSTS LOWER: EXPERT NATURAL rubber looks to the future with confidence despite competition from synthetic because producers are constantly working towards bringing production costs ever lower, according to Mr. H.C. Bugbee, president of the Natural Rubber Bureau, Washington, which481 words
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Article93 1961-01-13 12 SAS flies more passengers SCANDINAVIAN Airlines System carried 14.2 per cent more passengers during the year ended Sept. 30, 1960, according to the company's preliminary report. The total number of passengers flown was 1,853,000. The report said that revenue traffic during the year rose 16.4 per cent to 168.2 million93 words
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Article49 1961-01-13 12 The Rubber Boattl of India has passed a resolution recommending that the new planting loan scheme should be extended to all existing rubber growers, Irrespective of the size of their holdings, and also to .lewcomers to Increase production of natural rubber as soon as possible.49 words
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Article167 1961-01-13 12 Electra to speed up CPA services fATHAY Pacific AirA-' ways Ltd. will be able to cut flying time between Singapore and Hong Kong by 30 per cent when it operates a modified Electra turboprop aircraft from Jan. 29. A spokesman for the company said in Singapore that two of CPA's167 words
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Article81 1961-01-13 12 Mr. K. M. Palmer, of Marklin Advertising Ltd., Singapore, has been re-elected president of the Association of Accredited Advertising Agents in Malaya. The new vice-president Is Mr. F. N. Kent of Cathay Ltd. and secretary and public relations officer Mr. G. B. Carrlngton of Advertising and81 words
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Article, Illustration536 1961-01-13 12 INDEPENDENT RESEARCH COMPANY OPENS NEW SINGAPORE OFFICES MALAYAN Research Services is being reorganised as a completely independent limited company, the manager, Mr. John C. Lee, said today. He said the company, which began its Singapore operations in 1958. will occupy new offices In Shaw House from next Monday. Independent market536 words
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Article126 1961-01-13 12 THE chairman of 8.0.A.C., Sir Matthew Slattery, will pay a week's visit to Singapore and Malaya next month during a world tour getting first-hand information of the airline's activities. This will be his first trip to Asia since he became chairman last July. Sir126 words
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Advertisement315 1961-01-13 12 YOU OWN THE BEST... REPAIR WITH THE BEST INSIST ON GENUINE CUMMINS PARTS \§o^\ W^ Being particular is part of the N^^^ Cummms manufacturing philosophy. <^^^^Jg^_3p^^^ and through the years Cummms J^^^^^^^^ demanding specifications, tolerances t7 and inspections consistently g provide more dependable service m l\) from Cummins diesel engines.315 words
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Advertisement480 1961-01-13 12 THIS IS THE SHAPE OF VANS TO COME Look closely at a Volkswagen sedans. A van that is econo- This VW Van (without It* Van. You'll see how adroitly the mlcal to own and to operate. 1,830 pound load and driver) VW design combines form and The only practical answer480 words
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Article285 1961-01-13 13 KEN FERNANDEZ - KEN FERNANDEZ TWO-WAY VISITS OF SPORTSMEN IN NEW PLAN By Kuala Lumpur, Thursday AN exchange of sportsmen between Malaya and the United States is being planned by a private sports organisation in America. The People-to-People Sports Committee Incorporated of New York has told the Ministry of External Affairs285 words
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Article298 1961-01-13 13 Last Try looks a winner at Ipoh rOH, Thurs. Last Try. who holds an j engagement in a Class j 3 6f race on the second i day of the Ipoh meeting, went like a winner on the track here this morning. Last Try (Merv Posner) i outpaced stablemate Sing298 words
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Article163 1961-01-13 13 BIRMINGHAM, Thurs. Professional footballers from England's midland clubs here yesterday unanimously rejected the Football League's "final offer" on wages and contracts. Their decision followed Tuesday's rejection of the proposals by players in London and the South. Northern players vote today, with Just nine days left beforeReuter - 163 words
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Article51 1961-01-13 13 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. England took a 3-1 lead over Sweden at the end of the first day's play In their Thomas Cup European zone semifinal here yesterday. Five matches remain to be played today. England need to win only two more to enter the zone final.Reuter - 51 words
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Article27 1961-01-13 13 WIGAN. Thurs. A world record Rugby League transfer fee of £11,000 was paid yesterday by the St. Helen's Club for Wlgan's International winger. Mick Sullivan.27 words
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Article31 1961-01-13 13 SPORE GSFA DIV. 1: Marines H Police 2; General Hospital 4 PWD 3. MACGILLIVRAY CUP (Bentong): Sg. Kawang Est 8 (Joseph 4. Yusoff 2. Arumugam, Karuppiah) Telemong Est 1 (Sinnatnamby>.31 words
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Article34 1961-01-13 13 IPOH LEAGUE DIV. 1: Anderson tans 5 (Sadanand 3. Zam Arlffln. Mahmood > Police 1 (de Sllva) Dlv. 2: Fa Urn SC 5 (Boon Meng 2. Kow Leong. Wai Sum. Mike Fooi DTC 0.34 words
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Article16 1961-01-13 13 AIiMY CUP 8-FINALS (Malacca): 26 Field Regt. RA 5 Ist Bn Royal Aust. Regt. S.16 words
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Article58 1961-01-13 13 PLUNKET SHIELD: At Wellington Wellington won by 7 wkts Auckland 160 and 208: Wellington 344 und 25-3. At Palmrrirton North: Central Districts gained Ist Inns pts. Northern Districts 316 and 236-5; Central Districts 431 ,L 3. Reade 163). TOIR MATCH (Ashburton) Match drawn. NZ Colts 272-6 dec. MCC 340-658 words
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Article19 1961-01-13 13 TOLR MATCH (Newport): Newport 0 S. Africans 3. UK COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFF: E. Counties 3 Hampshire 0.19 words
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Article67 1961-01-13 13 F.A. CUP: 3rd rd rrplays Blackburn 3 Chesterfield 0 (winners away to Bolton) HuddersMeld 2 Wolves 1 (winners at home to Barnsley); Barnsley 3 Reading 1; Norwich 1 York 0 (winners away to Scunthorpe); Shrewsbury 2 Aldershot 2 (winners away to Stoke); Manchester City 0 Cardiff 0 (winners away67 words
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Article, Illustration48 1961-01-13 13 4 IRBORNE and kicking is Lawrie the Charlton Athletic outA side-right in the third round F.A. Cup ties against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane. London. The Tottenham player on the right is left-back Henry. Spurs won 2-I.— Reuter picture.Reuter - 48 words
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Article366 1961-01-13 13 SINGAPORE. Thursday COUTH-EAST Asia's greatest golf tournament— the $20,000 Singapore Open Championship has attracted more than 40 entries, including world class professionals. The tournament will he played over 72 holes at the Royal Island Club on Feb. 3. 4. 5. Australia Is sending the366 words
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111 1961-01-13 13 BANGKOK ENTRY IS SUBJECT TO REPORT SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore Amateur Football Association yesterday sent Its entry for participation In the third Junior Asian Cup soccer competition but, according to the president. Mr. Son Ohee Soon, this is not a guarantee that a team will be sent to Bangkok where the111 words
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117 1961-01-13 13 Mighty Wolves knocked out of FA Cup by Huddersfield T ONDON, Thurs.— Mighty WolLj verhampton Wanderers were knocked out of the English F. A. Cup last night by Huddersfleld Town, whose present league position is near the bottom of the Second Division. Huddersfleld fully deserved their 2-1 win in the117 words
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Article618 1961-01-13 13 JACK FINGLETON - ALL EYES ON MECKIFF AND HALL JACK FINGLETON A PREVIEW OF THE THIRD TEST By SYDNEY. Thurs UOW will lan Meckiff fare? Will Wes Hall b« 11 warned about an overdose of bumpers? These matters are arousing interest for the Third Test here tomorrow between the West Indies and Australia.618 words
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Article102 1961-01-13 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. in their first trial for the All-Blues Cup final against Penang on Jan. 21. Singapore Asians showed good form hen beatlnp a Singapore Rugby Union President's XV by nine points (three tries) to five (goal) at Thomson Road today. A heavy ground and a102 words
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Advertisement31 1961-01-13 13 ..lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA) ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR BRANCH IN KLUANG AT 7, JALAN MENGKIBOL, KLUANG ON 13th JANUARY, 1961. TELEPHONE: 447. 448 lllllUlllllilllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUnillllllllllllllllllMllltllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllHllllllH31 words
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Advertisement96 1961-01-13 13 SINGAPORE PARIS Hj ■f^^E^g A»3 *%f\ "UDC _iW_H ___SAI _^_P_r_r iff Si HivA /7L_Vi vVcK _SHrT" I TaBBSBP' 4 f >-ichts a week serving middle east. 2-i^^^^Ufl |U NEAR EAST. MANILA. HONC KONC. TOKYO W~~~jß j v;*n*fP| VIA ba nckok or saicon si%* _^___W^^" _l_lM_l_t£_^fe_fe_M_____^_^__ _^_MP m^_^_v /MrtncoMriMfttTMi \fet 1l«__96 words
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Miscellaneous151 1961-01-13 13 SOCCER BARDHAN CCP (8-FINALS): Negrl Sembllan Indians v Singapore Indians (Seremban). SPORE GSFA DIV. 3A: Police •C 1 v Social WeKare (Thomson Rd); Postal v C. Si I. (Serangoon Rd). DIV. 3B: Audll AccountantGenera] v Income Tax (Serangoon Rd); Supreme Court v Water Dept. (Oeylang). Friendly: Star Soccerltes v SMF151 words
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Miscellaneous261 1961-01-13 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 1- Buy train to show courtesy L A hatch* geu a boy a bird g (B).^ rf 5. To wit a frill for the neck or plait (8). part of the neck (6). 13. Proverbial cauae of being lo.t 9 Combine follows a pattern (10). usually261 words
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Article564 1961-01-13 14 MANAGER'S WIFE SAVES A SYCE WHO WAS PUNCHED AND MENACED WITH CAR JACK AFTER 'UNAVOIDABLE' ACCIDENT SINGAPORE, Thursday A SYCE involved in a traffic accident was beaten up by a City Council public health inspector and another man in a "most cowardly and despicable" manner,564 words
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Article52 1961-01-13 14 THE FAMILY OF the litr Mr. Ho Tat Wins thank all rrlatlvr? and fmndi for their wrrathi. condolences, nlcht visit*, valuable n*st*tnnc« and attendance at hi* funeral. MESSRS LIEW VOON YIN. Fung Yin thank relatives and friends who #cM wreath* and a«m*tPd at the funeral of their mother Lim52 words
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Article36 1961-01-13 14 NOW It TMI time to protect your »ho<K sod clothing from Mildew. Install Damp-chusrr in your wardrol.r Ju*i pi'is it in and forget It. Uuarantwd for 10 years. Fric* $15 from Whltean-ays. Phoni' Spore MM36 words
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Article86 1961-01-13 14 Sir Winston gets out to the sun LONDON, Thurs. Sir Winston Churchill, now almost recovered from a fall which broke a bone in his back. Is now enjoying the winter sunshine in the garden of his country home in Cha/twell. Kent. He was reported to be "very much better." TheReuter - 86 words
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Article, Illustration259 1961-01-13 14 K. BASKARAN - K. BASKARAN By KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Though he has been confined to a wheelchair for 22 of his 27 years, his zest for life has burned as fiercely as ever for Australian accountant John William Johnson. For here ne was in259 words
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Article191 1961-01-13 14 OLABELLE WONG, a young pianist recently returned from studies overseas, gave a recital before a large and sympathetic audience in the Victoria Theatre last night. In an opening Scarlatti sonata <E major) Miss Wong produced a wellphrased line of rare purity and delicacy, and this191 words
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Article35 1961-01-13 14 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Miss Pak Kyong Ja, 23, Korea's "Miss Arirang", flew in here today by Malayan Airways from Kuala Lumpur on a week's visit to popularise the sale of Arirang wine in Singapore.35 words
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Article349 1961-01-13 14 LONDON, Thurs. Unsettled conditions persisted in London stock markets today further reflecting the Chancellor of the Exchequer's warning on the economic outlook. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were GILTEDGED Consol 2' 2 f 'r £43 9/16 -fl/16 Funding c /o £87 3/lb War349 words
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Article, Illustration285 1961-01-13 14 PRETTY EX-MODEL AWARDED $8,500 DAMAGES Scars on her face and right eye injured after a motor accident, court is told KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A pretty ex-model was today awarded $8,500 agreed damages for injuries she received in a motor accident near Ipoh more than two years ago. This accident had285 words
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Article49 1961-01-13 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Blood Transfusion Semce had 477 new blood donors last month. A total of 1,139 donations were received and 1,060 transfusions given during the period. Civilians topped the donations with 594 followed by the Services with 342 donations. Relatives of patients donated 203 times.49 words
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220 1961-01-13 14 Ex-enemies to send greetings to Kennedy Seventeen Japanese who almost killed John F Kennedy in a battle during the last war. will send him a joint cable congratulating him on his inauguration as President of the United States. The 17 are survivors of the Japanese destroyer Amagiri which rammed and220 words
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