The Straits Times, 22 June 1961
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Title Section23 1961-06-22 1 NATIONAL LIRRAXY. SINGAPORE, 6. \VIR\(,I DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 Ho**" 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, JUNE 22. 1961.23 words
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Article1019 1961-06-22 1 B J^L I B B M m B f Iji B K j IB B 9 B I I^^k j I D^^ M~^& > I /i. BL JL JL A. 1 M\ mm m^*mA-*J V^^ MVmmS Jt^ C 9 Highest figure for more than seven years1,019 words
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Article60 1961-06-22 1 LONDON. Wed.— Over 6.000 oar workers in the English Midlands were idle today becau.se of an unofficial strike of 2.000 men at a motor accessories firm in London. The strike, which is over a j pa y claim, entered its tenth day today with no60 words
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Article32 1961-06-22 1 BANGKOK. Wed. Two men were arrested yesterday on charges of violating the Anti-Communist Act. Police said they are key men in the distribution of anti-Government letters. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article141 1961-06-22 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. Nepalese royalty including the senior and junior Queen Mothers slipped quietly into Singapore last night for a brief vacation. At the airport to meet them was soldier diplomat Col. Deva Bickrum Rana. the liaison officer of the Gurkha battalions In Malaya. The141 words
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Article, Illustration69 1961-06-22 1 A NIGERIAN PREMIER DUE TOMORROW ON A VISIT THE Prime Minister of Eastern Niccria. Dr. M. I. Okpara (above) will arrive here tomorrow for a four-day official visit to the Federation. He is expected to have informal talks with the Prime Minister. Trngku Abdul Rahman. Dr. Okpara is reported to69 words
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144 1961-06-22 1 J ONDON. Wed.—Million--I_j aire banker Henry Tiarks's daughter. Henriet ta. and the Marquess of Tavlstock chose the peak of London's rush hour for their marriage today. Some 120 policemen controlled a crowd of more than 1.000 outside the Church ofReuter - 144 words
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Article171 1961-06-22 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The first batch of relief troops for the .Malayan Special Force in the Congo will leave in the I'nited States. Navy ship Blatchford from Port Swettenham on July t. it was announced today The troops will he drawn from the 6th Bn171 words
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Article, Illustration489 1961-06-22 1 10 top Malayans quit posts in the Brunei Govt ASSAULT ON ONE IS ALLEGED KUALA BELAIT, Wednesday. TEN Malayan officers seconded to the Brunei Government and holding key positions in the administration have resigned and booked air passages home. Their action follows an alleged assault on the State Forest Officer.489 words
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Article125 1961-06-22 1 Americans leaving U.K. bases WASHINGTON. Wed. The Defence Department today announced plans to discontinue or modify operai tion.s at four bases now used lb.y the United States Air Force in Britain. The announcement said that the bases affected and the actions to be taken are: Alconbury: Reduce activities to a125 words
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106 1961-06-22 1 Typhoid outbreak: 10 cases in Pahang RAUB. Wed. Mass inoculation has begun here following an outbreak of typhoid. Ten cases have been reported, and another six people an- under observation for signs of typhoid Inoculation centres hay» been set up in Raub and the surrounding area. The West Pp.hang health106 words
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Article59 1961-06-22 1 bOVIET PACT Wl EAST GERMANY I ONDON. Wed.- K in lii'v >aid t<xl.i\ tli Rumia would stfn t" >< treat) with K;ist German) it end yr.ir. IH—cow i idle x.«iti todaj Khrasli in v told Krrmlin I i hi-: to eniiiini i .innhcr>ir\ Hitl< I nk on Beviet I59 words
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Advertisement45 1961-06-22 1 ILJ 1 TT A ray of hope for every sportsman... m fPHIUPS] PHILIPS 1 Jt^ The healing, soothing /'l^^^^m^^^ rays of "Infraphil" can B m/^^^^^^ relieve the pain of tired, tf^^/f overworked muscles. If putting you back into top form again. MALAYA <^|L\€kS> BORNEO SINGAPORE45 words
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367 1961-06-22 2 GENEVA. Wed Mac Donald says: We can see some elements of agreement in speeches 'piE United States yesterday stressed that it intended to remove its military advisers from Laos but all other foreign forces, except those allowed by the 1954 agreement, mustReuter - 367 words
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Article, Illustration63 1961-06-22 2 Mr. Oleg Lenchevsky, 45, a Russian scientist granted political asylum in Britain, has written to Mr. Krushchev begging him to let his wife and two daughters Join him In London. A senior research officer In the Water Supply Institute In Moscow and a party member,63 words
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Article, Illustration45 1961-06-22 2 Spinster afraid of her own heart SHIRLEY MACLAINE. who has been hailed as a creat comedian, plays tinpart of a school teacher afraid of her own heart in a new film. "Spinster." The film. by Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer. also features Jack Hawkins and Laurence Harvey. Reuter picture.Reuter - 45 words
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Article67 1961-06-22 2 UAR will save rock temples rAIRO. Wed. The United Arab Republic has decided to raise the huge rockhewn temples about 190 ft. to save them from inundation by the waters from the Aswan High Dam. This £25 million decision requires international cooperation. The UAR government hart allocated £3,400,000 over sevenReuter - 67 words
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Article168 1961-06-22 2 'A-threat ended Korean war' XTEW YORK. Wed. General Mac Arthur advised President Eisenhower shortly before he took office in 1953 that the quickest way to end the Korean war was to threaten openly to drop an atomic bomb, a former White House assistant disclosed in a book published today. Mr.Reuter - 168 words
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Article49 1961-06-22 2 LONDON. Wed.— An eightton diesel road roller thundered out of control down a steep hill in south-east London yesterday scattering rush-hour workers before it ended up in a fish-and-chlp shop. The roller hit a 55-year-old woman, severing her leg She was taken to hospital.— Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article37 1961-06-22 2 LONDON. Wed. Immigrants to Britain from the West Indies. India. Pakistan and Cyprus during the flrsl five months of this year numbered 40.500 compared with 17.625 for the same period last year.37 words
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115 1961-06-22 2 Mr. KHRUSHCHEV SENDS JACKIE A STRELKA PUP AS A PRESENT WASHINGTON, Wed.— Mr. Khrushchev has sent Mrs. Kennedy a six-month-old pup which the Soviet "cosmic dog" Strelka gave birth to a few months after she returned from a space trip last August, the White House announced today The gift wasReuter - 115 words
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Article246 1961-06-22 2 #/S/iVG SUN MAY FLY AGAIN IN OKINAWA WASHINGTON, Wed.— The Japanese flag may fly soon alongside the Stars and Stripes over Okinawa, wrested from Japan's control during the second world war and now a chief U.S. defence bastion in the Far East. President Kennedy is on246 words
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Article39 1961-06-22 2 BOLZANO: Italian troops guarded bridges and power lines in the mountains of South Tyrol, claimed by Austria where 47 terrorist bombings in five days have resulted in three deaths and $6 million damage to property.39 words
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Article21 1961-06-22 2 LONDON: A total of 2.774 people went bankrupt in Britain last year against 2.280 in 1959.21 words
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Miscellaneous43 1961-06-22 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby (S*?*?*?™™?/*^) I [j™***** 2)/> \l l *> ***B wee*] iLATEefua NO. INSIST) %\J-jr*eMveir_y LT 6»in<A VT wuen we meet t«at T on you having \~f^f3t~ U I* v BLue J V^^ CL^ Nr A *^y V a new oSessJ43 words
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Article553 1961-06-22 3 JERUSALEM, Wed. NAZI ACTIONS AGAINST JEWS CRAZY: 'I WAS MERELY CARRYING OUT HITLER, HIMMLER ORDERS' A DOLF EICHMANN, accused of directing the murder of millions of Europe's Jews under the Nazi regime, said yesterday: "This was the tragedy I had no influence. My status was too small."Reuter - 553 words
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Article112 1961-06-22 3 210 MIL. INDIANS TO VOTE IN 1962 NEW DELHI; Wed. India's third general election, in which an estimated 210 million people are expected to vote will be held next February, the Chief Election Commissioner, Mr. V. K. Sundaram, told a press conference in Chandigarh. Except in mountainous snowbound areas, pollingReuter - 112 words
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Article67 1961-06-22 3 Nehru may see Kennedy in autumn NEW DELHI, Wed— President Kennedy and Mr. Nehru, the Indian Premier, are expected to meet this autumn, probably in Washington, diplomatic sources said here. If Mr. Nehru attends the summit of non-aligned countries starting in Belgrade on Sept. 1. he might fly on to67 words
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Article, Illustration55 1961-06-22 3 - CHIEF OBAFEMI AWOLD (right), president of the Action Group of Western Nigeria and leader of the Opposition in the Nigerian Federal Parliament, chats with Ghana's President, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. during a five-day visit to Ghana recently. The chief said he would like to seeUPI - 55 words
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Article68 1961-06-22 3 LONDON. Wed.— Prince Philip crashed into a goalpost while playing polo in Cirencester yesterday afternoon. Play was held up and an estate wagon sped on to the field, but tht. Prince, who had leapt from his horse, remounted without assistance and carried on. His team wasReuter - 68 words
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184 1961-06-22 3 Portuguese begin burning out Angola fighters MANCHESTER. Wednesday. BRITISH missionary in Angola has reported A that Portuguese security forces have begun burning out freedom fighters in the northern grasslands, the Guardian* said yesterday. The report was one of the first uncensored accounts of Portuguese terrorism to come out of Angola184 words
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Article56 1961-06-22 3 POLICE FIND ARSENAL IN TEMPLE TOKYO. Wed.— Police raided a Buddhist temple In KO--ga. Eastern Japan, yesterday and confiscated guns and machine tools a priest had been using ?or manufacturina Runs, Tokyo newspapers reported. The newspapers said Koga police were hunting for the priest. Police said the arsenal was discoveredReuter - 56 words
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Advertisement163 1961-06-22 3 lAfi bV^ «lP« r y r J They grow healthy on ftUTlcltlOll I A tUliaous hethh drink for young and old alike! aT^awiT" "^■■fi So easy to prepare simply mix an equal amount of |£y|g|CEpC9p| CARNATION MILK with hot or cold water (add sugar if luj 1 1 P 1163 words
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Advertisement215 1961-06-22 3 %/f! 1-ln -n-l- V2OO CombrV.es COMFORT with COMPACTNESS "Tfc« only compact cor in tit* world that bottor I CARKIAOX «C3E^ I tlio« last year's Vallaat". m "T^TL^TJiS m cxt^yTtn fiz OPT/C//I/V qtt 1 20 yean experience K^^m? RelioWe Prompt Service ff^\ TEACHERS ft STUDENTS Off^ WILL BE GIVEN A NW:215 words
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Miscellaneous413 1961-06-22 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE N.Uon.l 4 Shortw.v e Senric. NATIO NAL SHORTWAVE: A.M. 6.00 Time Signal, Negara 41 metres Meiod^ 6 H S rS «t OWU0 WUh Or T^ MEDIUM WAVE <76 metr Lee; 7.00 Johnny Danlcworth And AN f 6 S. 00 1 OI Sl ng 6 M His413 words
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Article475 1961-06-22 4 ALLOWANCES ARE REVISED FOR POLICE, 3 UNIONS SINGAPORE, Wed. Three Singapore civil service staff unions and the police are to get revised rates of variable allowances from next month. The unions the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees. Singapore Medical Services Union and the Singapore Tamil Teachers475 words
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Article63 1961-06-22 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Royal Army Service Corps fun fair and fete at the Corps' parian g in Ayer Rajah Road on Saturday will Include a demonstration by dogs of the 5 Dog Company. Royal Military Police. A fancy dress and national dress competition will replace63 words
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169 1961-06-22 4 THE NORMAL TEACHERS WANT PAY REVISION SINGAPORE, Wed. The State's normal trained teachers will attend a special meeting at the Monk's Hill secondary school hall this Sunday to call for the scrapping of their present pay schemes. They claim that under the present pay schemes introduced by Tun Lim Yew169 words
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Article45 1961-06-22 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Photographic Societys" "Visit the Orient Year" photographic exhibition at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street on June 29 will be opened by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Culture, Mr. Lee Khoon Choy at 5.30 p.m.45 words
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Article25 1961-06-22 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Billy Cheng has been elected the new chairman of the Buklt Timah group of the Chinese Young Men's Christian Association.25 words
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Article260 1961-06-22 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.—Donations totalling $44,--518.42 were received today by the Buklt Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund Including a gift of $5,000 from the Government of Sarawak. The following in a full list of donations received by the committee up till 1 pjn. today. The Sarawak Government260 words
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Article, Illustration234 1961-06-22 4 - SINGAPORE, Wed. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Toh Chin Chye, today saw how the British Army is helping to train Singapore's engineers and technicians of the future. He visited several army installations, where about 120 students from the Singapore Polytechnic are now spending their vacation234 words
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157 1961-06-22 4 ROYAL NAVY i PATROLS SCARE OFF -PIRATES- SINGAPORE. Wed. Anti-piracy patrols by Royal Navy minesweepers in the Tawau waters appeared to have "scared off" the sea raiders, officials bere said today. No fresh reports of piracy have been received by the police for some time, they pointed out. A report157 words
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168 1961-06-22 4 Report subversives call to clerks JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday T»HE Johore Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin A Haji Yunos, today appealed to local council clerks to watch out for subversive elements in the course of their duties, i ri m He said these elements were a "nuisance" and a threat168 words
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Article322 1961-06-22 4 rpHE following is todays X schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS feOAC: From Sydney, Darwin, Jakarta (BA 711) 8.25 a.m. from London. Rome. Teheran, Delhi, Rangoon (BA 7M) 1.55 p.ia. QanUs: Prom Sydney, Darwin (QP 777 7.45 ajn.; from Sydney, Darwin322 words
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Article28 1961-06-22 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A class on Bhagavad Gita will be held by Swaml SHdhatmananda at the Ramakrishna Mission school In Norrls Road at 7 p.m. on Saturday.28 words
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Advertisement319 1961-06-22 4 t Phone rATUAV ***** LA I HAY SINGAPORE OPENS TODAY! 1 1 a.m. 1 .30 4.00 6.30 9.30 p.m. NOW IT CAN BE TOLD! THE DRAMA ABOUT THE KOREAN WAR! SCOTT //i>^"^\& AN ALLIED ARTISTS PICTURE "y\MßSffiso[ii w r o fi.c.^TO ODEON (spore) OPENS TOMORROW! Kr*^_«l i|HP*4 i^^^^*vw 'J l^^!319 words
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Advertisement136 1961-06-22 4 djUaArtRCJC/^ NOW SHOWING i Indio't Wonder Child Start j star a Mwer/fAM/- i zimeen«tme| kJ. >$•//■ ADOMts co.. mm^si^ J... ■'■■■■■■■a Baniar mm i So COLOSSAL it DEFIES DESCRIPTION o^l IwC Jr^> I "LOVES of HERCULES i j CINEMASCOPE TECHNICOLOR Starring I JAYNE MANSFIELD MICKEY NARGITAY CAPMTOL Opens H I136 words
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Miscellaneous112 1961-06-22 4 The Singapore Dim-y SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: ledge class 9.30 a.m.. SceneshlXExhlbltlon of local artUts' ters "Patience" rehearsal 8 p.m. paintings at the British Coun- CHINESE YJt.C.A.: Palntcll Orchard Road, 10 a.m. to 6 Ing display 7.30 pjn. pjn. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): SINGAPORE LODGE THEO- International cooking 10.30 SOPHICAL SOCIETY: Mr.112 words
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Article308 1961-06-22 5 Exporters welcome extra time (from 2 days to 6) to declare their goods OUBBER exporters today hailed the decision of the Customs De- partment to allow them more time to declare their goods before shipment. From July 1 exporters will have six working days to make308 words
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137 1961-06-22 5 SINGAPORE FISHERIES EXPERT TO RETIRE SINGAPORE, Wed. The director of the Primary Production Department of the Ministry of National Development, Dr. Tham Ah Kow. has gone on leave prior to retirement. Dr. Tham, 48, a fisheries expert, had applied for retirement on the grounds of poor health. Mr. Cheng Tong137 words
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Article56 1961-06-22 5 ALOR STAR. Wed. Survey work has begun on a 15--mlle bund along the Merbok River in central Kedah. The bund, costing an estimated $950,000, will protect about 4.000 acres of Bakau swamp in the coastal plains now being converted into padl land. The bund will prevent56 words
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Article77 1961-06-22 5 BURNT BY A STOVE EXPLOSION SINGAPORE, Wed. Mohammed Shariff, 40. a driver, was burnt in the legs when fire broke out in his quarters In St. Patrick's Road early today He was trying to light a kerosene stove at 6.30 a.m. when it exploded setting aflame the roof of his77 words
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Article184 1961-06-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed "^ISAS to the United States can now be got from the American Embassy here in about 10 minutes. i 1 This was announced by the United States Information Service here In a statement issued today. The trips to the U.S. could184 words
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Article, Illustration157 1961-06-22 5 GINGA PORE, Wed. Charming Mrs. Fatmawatliy Soekarno. wife of the President of Indonesia, last night urged her compatriots in Singapore to live up to the name of their country. Mrs. Soekarno (who is seati'd second from right in the above picture taken at a reception given157 words
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209 1961-06-22 5 WINNING TICKET' WAS FAKED: HIS PRIZE IS JAIL ]POH, Wed. A cleverly faked numbers forecast pool winning ticket very nearly fooled officials of the Perak Turf Club, the Sessions Court here was told today. In the dock was Lim Chin Poh. 58. unemployed, who pleaded guilty to attempting to cheat209 words
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Article241 1961-06-22 5 Malaya in talks on phone link-up IT U ALA LUMPUR. Wed. 1V Talks will begin here next Tuesday to plan the South-East Asian section of a roundt h e-world commonwealth telephone cablt link-up. Malaya will be asked to contribute her share towards the cost of the $705 million project. The241 words
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Article52 1961-06-22 5 SINGAPORE. Wed— Two men early today robbed a ntter and his friend of $150 and rode off with the fltter'i scooter. The fitter. Tee Poh Teng. and hLs pillion rider, David Foo, were held up in Balestier Road just after midnight. One of the robbers had52 words
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Article, Illustration2661 1961-06-22 6 The Member for Bungsar has left no stone unturned in his efforts to smear the Board II call upon him to repeat the charges outside this chamber at an open rally Cries of 'shut up, get out/ then Speaker warns2,661 words
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Advertisement173 1961-06-22 6 ■■HUhR? H^B^^^^^^^Bj iS&p* B^B. B^P*^^*^H B^B^BlE B^Bx B^r L-^^kl^.. tj^^H 'W^ B^Bv B^r yfe®J W^^W ls beckoning you! BESfcP" JK^B^ Com. ow.y. for o spell of respire and leisure Away from £M jj^'^tfl^M^W tedium of monotony and weariness to the land of a M»L 'SuP '^n fun-loving people Sec a173 words
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Article38 1961-06-22 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Ten people were killed in road accidents last month, two less than in April. There were 2,498 accidents, compared with 2,332 in April, states the monthly report of the Traffic Police.38 words
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Article32 1961-06-22 7 KANGAR. Wed.-The Mentri Besar, Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim. will open a civics course for Perils padl planters at the Simpang Ampat Malay School at 9.30 a.m. on Saturday.32 words
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Article25 1961-06-22 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union will hold its annual delegates conference at the Boys Scouts headquarters in Clemenceau Avenue on Sunday.25 words
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239 1961-06-22 7 Senator and son stabbed: Man held KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A N Alliance senator, Mr. Lim Hee Hong, and his 19-year-old son, Lim Heng Duan, were stabbed today by a man while watching workers building a bungalow for him in Perak Lane here. Heng Duan received stab wounds on his chest239 words
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Article71 1961-06-22 7 Bridge on main road collapses KUANTAN. Wed.— A wooden bridge on the main Kuala Lumpur-Kuantan road collapsed just as a heavy lorry had crossed It at Gambang, 20 miles south of here, this morning. Traffic on both sides was held up for three hours and 15 minutes while workmen from71 words
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Article85 1961-06-22 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed— A 20-member committee has been formed in Johore to raise funds for world refugees between July > and 8. The committee, headed by the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, is under the patronage of Sultan Ismail. During the World Refugee85 words
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Article46 1961-06-22 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The new commercial attache at the United States Embassy here, Mr. Floyd J. Dubas, has arrived here with his wife and three children. Mr. Dubas took over Irom M. Joseph A. Camelio. who left the country on June 146 words
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120 1961-06-22 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Demands for more pay for the lower grades of government daily and monthly paid employees will probably be made shortly by the 1 Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Service (Cuepacs). The secretary general of Cuepacs. Mr. O.120 words
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Article53 1961-06-22 7 lESSELTON. Wed A Japanese firm, Teikoku Oil Co Ltd., has been granted oil prospecting facilities for two months over several areas on the east and north coasts of North Borneo. Representatives of the firm have arrived here for a tour of inspection of Sandakan, Tawau53 words
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311 1961-06-22 7 KUALA LUMTUR. Wed The bunga raya is to remain Mala.vas national flower. A move to have it substituted by the orchid (Anggerak Kinta) was defeated in the House of Representatives today. The battle of the flowers caused much laughter in the311 words
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88 1961-06-22 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. RearAdmiral Michael Le Fanu. the retiring Flag Officer Sec-ond-ln-Command. Far East Station, will sail through Keppel Harbour on Friday in his flagship. H.M.S. Belfast, and bid farewell to hundreds of sailors. He will be given an escort by H.M.S.88 words
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Advertisement145 1961-06-22 7 IR/M/P/1/61 NEUI MACLEAN Eli FORMULA INDIGESTION Keeps correct acid balance in stomach... ENDS PAIN y <gr "V** \f^ iiiiii-liii ::i:::::::::::::::::i::::!:i::::::::::::::i;;iiiii:ii;i;iii;;ii^ Flatulence, indigestion and heartburn are caused by too much acid in the stomach. Maclean Brand Indigestion than ever before. Tablets and Powder are now Ordinary stomach remedies made to a145 words
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Obituary29 1961-06-22 8 VI H.,rds $11, I Minimum) IN LOVINC MEMORY Of I >' KMnnm, Ma|«| departed 21' h .vi. "Oom bw never forgotten". mi riiheitil |iy helo\td wife and children29 words
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Article709 1961-06-22 8 When the tin price touched the ceiling not quite a fortnight ago it was obvious that within a matter of days the buffer stock would be drained, and the price would rocket. What was there to stop it? By all accounts only something less than 8,000 tons,709 words
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Article553 1961-06-22 8 From MacGregor to Benham, the appointment of a commission or committee in the last thirty years to study government salaries has always been regarded as a signal for a new round of increases —and expectations have unfailingly been proved right. It is not surprising, therefore, that the announcement553 words
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Article, Illustration899 1961-06-22 8 PHILIP DEANE - Caesar's dead but the old guard lives... PHILIP DEANE BY BEHIND THE COPS WITH GUNS A NEW GOSPEL THE President of the D o m inican R 6<p v b lie, Mr Joaquin Belaguer, a diffident man who sits pigeontoed and seems unhappy with the international press, says his country899 words
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751 1961-06-22 8 Common market AND THE Commonwealth IT is of course inevitable that as Britain edges closer to possible membership of the Common Market a number of Commonwealth countries should be expressing growing anxiety. The British Government for its part has always maintained that no definite step would be taken without the751 words
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Article2122 1961-06-22 9 THIRD DAY OF INQUIRY INTO BANK WORKERS' WAGE CLAIMS Bank pays interim dividends before profits are known After the members of the court had seen the paper, the president said that the information would not be made public but Mr. Nair could assume that2,122 words
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Article, Illustration2513 1961-06-22 9 Union from beginning based its case on facts, says Mr. Nair SINGAPORE, Wed. > The managing director of the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, was today questioned about his personal bonus and the bonuses paid to the2,513 words
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Article157 1961-06-22 9 SINGAPORE. Wed Fifty of the 80 nurses admitted to the General Hospital with suspected food poisoning after a hostel meal on Monday night were discharged today. The others are expected to be discharged tomorrow. The medical superintendent of the General Hospital, Dr. Gwee Ah157 words
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Article151 1961-06-22 9 JESSELTON, Wed. Relatives of a man who died trying to save a girl from drowning have been given an "in memorlam" testimonial In recognition of his brave conduct. The award made by the Royal Humane Boclety of London, was a sequel to an incident151 words
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Advertisement214 1961-06-22 9 FW66 #g\^fea/r and ill with /^WORMS A I V/ 1 h^Roundworms and Threadworms can get f/ f into your body if their eggs are in your MX food and drink. They live and grow Qk 1 inside you by taking the food you eat. V Trie)" you lose weight, feel214 words
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Advertisement103 1961-06-22 9 m \nn n nnnn^HFiii HPSHTNEW M^^ fIX ff| I This fine family-size (5.3 cv. ft.) refrigerator 5 I by Bosch of Germany has all these features:* I extra-large freezer compartment with two f^^P I iee -trays. 3 shelves (one adjustable), butter y J^_* compartment, and egg racks in door. REFRIGERATOR103 words
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Article22 1961-06-22 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Med The next meeting of the Johore Legislative Assembly will be held on July 12. from in a.m.22 words
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Article107 1961-06-22 10 Govt. seeks extra $12 million KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Supplementary estimates for 1960 totalling $12,391,614 were tabled at the House of Representatives. They are the third supplementary estimates for the year and bring the Government's total estimated expenditure for 1960 to $920,197,931. The biggest item tabled today was $5,271,109 for pensions,107 words
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104 1961-06-22 10 Father of pretty girl, 14, is sought PENANG, Wed. The Penang Social Welfare Department is anxious to trace the father ot a pretty 14-year-old girl, Lim Slew Lim, who left her home in the Jarak area of BukJt Mertajam on May 19 this year. Her father's name was given as104 words
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Article272 1961-06-22 10 'Rush to towns should stop and all available manpower used to open up new land' ALOR STAR, Wednesday. 'JIIE Sultan of Kedah today expressed the hope there would be no great outflow of population from the countryside to the towns. ''It is essential that all available272 words
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Article, Illustration99 1961-06-22 10 TENGKU GRADUATES FROM CADET SCHOOL rN'GKU ABDULLAH. 21. third son of the Sultan of Pabang. has graduated from the officer cadet school at Portsea. 60 miles south of Melbourne. He looked smart in his Australian officer's black and red dress uniform, at the Graduating parade, which was reviewed by the99 words
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Article272 1961-06-22 10 IPOH. Wednesday 4 STUDENT, R. Rajasegaram, 18, reported to Kuala Kangsar police that he was kidnapped, taken for a long car drive, assaulted and len thrown into a pool. Rajasegaram said he was cycling home at 1.30 p.m. on Monday near Silibin Road when a272 words
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107 1961-06-22 10 PASSPORTS: A TOTAL OF 25, 732 LAST YEAR pENANG. Wed. One thousand eight hundred and ninety two Malayan passports were issued to Malayan students going abroad "for further studies last year. Seven hundred and sixty students went to Australia. 553 to Britain, 215 to Formosa and the rest to the107 words
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109 1961-06-22 10 Councilman: Don't read just to pass exams KNANG. Wed— There wa* a general tendency for students to read only with an* eye to passing their examinations or qualifying for jobs. Mr. W. J. K. Mandv. regkoial director of the British Council, said here today. "They should develop a habit of109 words
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Advertisement64 1961-06-22 10 I Shave l6t'° IM I# 1 F^&m in your favourite restairant or cafe, always ask for delicious MS P ,t3^^Tl NESCAFE and enjoy tha wonderful clean flavour that never 'llyill3fsK3yß|! vanes NESCAFE disso yes completely— no messy grounds to mar |0I your enjoyment of the worlc's finest instant coffee. So,64 words
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Advertisement56 1961-06-22 10 it j YOUR GUARANTEE OF EXTRA QUALITY its extra quality that makes washing easier. easier on the hands and the clothes— Double Arrow made in Malaya for local needs lathers easily and washes cleaner and so economical too! only lOcts a cube Hft DOUBLE l^,^^^ XlJ\l\\/W Manufactured by HO HONG56 words
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Article, Illustration1467 1961-06-22 11 But it became one of mankind's 3 staples of life __jij.—iai.lßlJ«J~ UTI TIME WAS WHEN THE POTATO WAS SHUNNED AS 'DEVIL'S NUTRIMENT' SPUDS ALSO WIPED OUT SCOURGE OF SCURVY ANYONE asked to name the most unromantic article off human diet would probably, a f t c i hesitating briefly ovDaily Mirror - 1,467 words
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Advertisement487 1961-06-22 11 4x -S\ l^lßuii'f fl TTi^^l W 1 /YORK J ROOM AIR CONDITIONER tiß^ JJf It gives you more value for your dollar W Lots of Air Conditioners make exagSlHMjfflnr gcralcd claims about quietness. We [^^t^^K make no claims, »c ask \ou to test, w- m in >our own home, York's487 words
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Miscellaneous247 1961-06-22 11 Buys Bunny By Balph Beimdahl Lit Abner By Al Capp TH'AROMA IS NOW I~\1 MeAMWH/LE LES G/RLS THEM ¥D' AH D-DOH-f-W- GITTIN'MORE'M FLESH AU >. S rH CL j^ fe MUSTKMOW G u lpfr -ah TOOK A CAIH\ AM' BLOOD KIM STANDS SSt S MPRFi>/Li'LARKiP(? WHAR^RE. NOT 7O HELP NO247 words
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Article389 1961-06-22 12 rpHE mother of a teenage 1 daughter is suffering (like most mothers in similar positions) from what we call "telephone irritation." That Is daughters who talk for up to an hour on the telephone and say absolutely nothing. This particular mother sought to shame her daughter by389 words
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Article, Illustration431 1961-06-22 12 CATHERINA NG - CATHERINA NG by Young and old seek new interests in this community centre JY]ORE than 500 women, young and old, find a second home in the Malay Farms Community Centre off Changi Road. To all of them it is both a meeting place and a vocational centre.431 words
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Article112 1961-06-22 12 A HOSPITAL Ball will A be held on June 30 at the Cathay Hotel in aid of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. Mrs. Diana Eu. the organiser of the ball, and chairman of the hospital's Appeals Committee for 1961, said there would be a special display of Scottish112 words
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439 1961-06-22 12 fTHREE beauty problems that are raised often by many women, young and old, are shadowing, puffiness, and pouches under the eyes. Dark shadows are often attributed to late nights and fatigue, but It can be constitutional also. Sometimes shadows are really an optical illusion.439 words
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Advertisement458 1961-06-22 12 I TEASPOONS for 100% health and vitality lust TWO TEASPOONS of Virol give 100% of your child daily requirements of these essential vitamins and minerals: Essential for growth and healthy skin j^^U SSue /^fe^^^es S Essential for proper bone formation /^m2H and growth. Prevents Rickets in chil- /fl KU =^^B|i458 words
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Advertisement202 1961-06-22 12 SUEDE FOR THAT OCCASION* SINGAPORE iTTrh FOOT Ct/^M When irritation occurs between the jJm toes and the skin begins to pe el, apply *D. D.D.' Prescription immediately. yJBk •D.D.D.' quickly brings relict and <^L S f clears up the infection because it pene- I r,l trates deep into the tissues,202 words
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Miscellaneous287 1961-06-22 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS to the pulpit 1 6;. 9. Coloured cloth popular with 6 P c 1 1118 of a "Dashing merchantmen (3, 6i. br «»«»»t? (3, 10. More sprightly soltiiers turn 7 «>«ne hobby Tim to a poet (5) engages In (2. 4) 11 Big. lean, clumsy European287 words
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Advertisement1723 1961-06-22 13 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE Ftt IIHT ENQUIRIES Ttl: 7415 PASSAGE ENIiUIRIESi III: Mil TO ADEN, LIVERPOOL. GIASGOW. LONDON 4 CONTINENTAL PORTS. f S'Mm fening IYCAON M'seines. L'piil. <.'mo«th.. Ii Pt/Tsaay Jm 23 MELAMPUS LivtrpMl. b asgow Gil. 11 JMI 24 .'IM 25/2* Jill M/ 1 TALTHYIIUS Cenoa, A'werp Hon. H'burg1,723 words
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Advertisement1396 1961-06-22 13 THE E. H C. LINES -ygßP'gV >OEN MM MEDITERRANEAN CONTINENTAL BCAHOINAVIAN PORTS. /y^tr-^ tt S*rjore P. Sham fenang Hhl'l "SUANDIA I) 27 24 jine 25/27 JIM H2l JaM l»^T~2&r "S'*ON*A" a) Mine 4 JMy S/ 7 Jary 1 1 My JSLXImS: "MEONIA" d 21/22 Jily 21 25 Jiiy 21/27 Jary1,396 words
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Advertisement1481 1961-06-22 13 Km THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. %tT SiNCAPORf (hJcaraaratH tat Untrt Rii*Mm) U UMI EXPRESS SERVICES TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS S'oore P Sham flrili>| ■ENMACBHUI (HJ HM)*arg, LOnoon, li'moutfi G. 33 JMM 24 JaM 25-21 JMI 21,1* ■ENAVON LiverpMl, R'dam, M'brough ll Pt Jim 27 JaM 2*/ 21,481 words
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Advertisement1311 1961-06-22 13 MeALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. W-. Ml. BJJ t3»l fIMMJaW CLLEHMAN UMB Ik KLAVENESS LINE LONDON. MAMIURt. ROTTERDAM. HAVRt LOS AHCELES, SAN FRANCISCO. HULL. SEATTLt. VANCOUVER a PORTLAND Cm OF NEWCASTLE tcceptut cam tar Ciatral 4 Sa«t» Spore P Sham fenani Aninca. C. 41 25 Jim 28/21 JMM 38 Jill/ 11,311 words
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423 1961-06-22 14 From Our Market Correspondent IT was a boom day in the tin share section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday it could hardly have been anything else following the exhaustion of the International Tin Buffer stock in London overnight and the consequent423 words
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Article23 1961-06-22 14 Malayan Stock Indices: June 21 June 30 Industrials: 169 88 169.88 Tins: 366.35 343.24 S Rubbers: 243.22 243.22 Jan. 1 1958=100.23 words
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Article830 1961-06-22 14 DUSINBSS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets was: Industrials: 8. Times (2.000) 53. 40; Boustead (1.000) Sl-60. Minings: Austral Amal 28s. 9d. OU ON. 30s. lOid. OL: A. Hitam (22.100) 60s. 6d. AIS. ON, 615.. 605..830 words
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Article80 1961-06-22 14 T"HK Federation Minister of x Finance has fixed Ihes* prices for calculating customs duties for the week berinning on June 22. Rubber 84 rents a lb. Copra S4OB a ton. Coconut oil 5672 a ton. Palm oil $663.25 a ton. Pahn kernels $358.25 a ton. The rates of80 words
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Article69 1961-06-22 14 TT ME Malayan Exchange Banka' Ano 1 ciation made the following changes In It* rates to merchant* yesterday (all rate* to tlOO): Sailing T.T. or o.D rtady: Btlglan Franca 1610: Dsutach* Markt 12s|. On the fraa axehanga marktt In Hang Kang, the U.S. dollar waa Quoted ■t 5.79}69 words
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Article109 1961-06-22 14 MELBOURNE, Wed. TNVESTMENT shares were traded M. along steady lines. Read; Mixed Concrete gained Is. to 17s. 6d. and B.H.P. Is. to 795. 6d. Bate Metals and Oils were steady. Western Mining gained 2s. 7d. to 21s. Commonwealth bonds were Ann. Con. Zinc 91'- Mt Ist 66 10ij109 words
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Article227 1961-06-22 14 JULY Drat I rid. rubbtr buyers f.».S). I closed in Singapore yesterday at 85i cents per lb. up tbree-quarters of a cent on Tuesday's closing price. The tone was vary quiet. S.C.C.RA. closing prices In cents per lb. yesterday were: Int. 1 R. 8.8. Spot f.o.b. buyers 85.227 words
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Article36 1961-06-22 14 SINGAPORE, June 21. RUBBER: 851 cents per lb. (up threequarters of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 85} cents (quiet). TIN: $465 per picul (up $12). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons).36 words
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Article150 1961-06-22 14 CHIPS lying alongtida the Singapore wharvta today are: Neleua 1/2. Bentong 3, Mentor 40/41. Orestea 8/9, Bintang 25/26, City of Newcastle 48. Narasan Mam 35/36, Hallvard 44. President Arthur 15/16 Outer Roads: William O. Walkley, Kian Aun, Nedler Waal, Djaulajat. Coromandcl, Madras Maru. Eastern Saga, Hoegh Drake,150 words
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Article119 1961-06-22 14 rE Chmtat Produce liahanga, tinnaport, no«n prico par picul yaatarday wara: Capra: UK 'Continent June ahlpment »25i buyen, J26 tellers. Cacanut all: bulk *38| aellera, drum *4'J sellera. Pappar Muntok white <l*7i aellera, Sarawak white t\V> aellera. special Sarawak black $155 aellera, garbled LamponK black $155 aellera. I^ampong119 words
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385 1961-06-22 14 Rubber mart confused by Canadian devaluation T<HE Rubber Market in x Singapore yesterday was erratic and confused on the official announcement of the devaluation of the Canadian dollar. Two schools of thought prevailed; those who took the bearish view that devaluation would enable Canada to export her large synthetic exports385 words
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Advertisement209 1961-06-22 14 BARBER-FERN VILLE LINES ANNOUNCE THE DIRECT SAILING TO U.S. GULF PORTS m.s. "FERNBAY" LOADING AT SINGAPORE 12th. 15th. JULY FOR MOBILE NEW ORLEANS HOUSTON CHARLESTON SAVANNAH TRANSIT TIME 32 DAYS HARRISONS CROSFIELD (S) LTD. TEL? ***** y^ ijJJJ Ftp. EAST U.S.A.. CANAOA SUV ICC for Halifax. Montreal. Toronte. Hamilton N*»209 words
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Advertisement1528 1961-06-22 14 WEIGH BATCHERS FOR SALE AUCTION SALE OF Reconditioned weigh batchers. Dining Room sot. almrlrah. chair*, overhauled by specialists. Apply refrigerator alr-condltioner radios. SINO MALAYAN ENGINEERS suit cases, celling fans etc LTD.. 19 Delta Road. Singapore 3. -m hf httt n at Tel: *****/9 TO BE M-LD AT Our Saleroom No.1,528 words
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Advertisement1839 1961-06-22 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS COMMISSIONER OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL OF KUALA LUMPUR Applications are invited for the appointment of a Staff Nurse in the Municipal Health Department. Applicants should be Federal Citizens not over 35 years of age ;iHct must be Registered Trained Nurses and hold a Midwifery Certificate. The possession of1,839 words
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Advertisement880 1961-06-22 15 NOTICES ROAD CLOSURE BUNGEI AVER HI 1 AM, PEKAN/NENASI ROAD The Timber Bridge no 1/2 near Pekan will be closed (or repairs to all traffic from 22nd to 25th June 1961, between the hours of 8.00 p.m. each night ana 6.00 a.m. the following morning. STATE ENGINEER. Pahang. FIRST MALAYAN880 words
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Advertisement967 1961-06-22 15 (Continued from Pace SITUATIONS VACANT M (Tor* Si (Mi*.)— Box et*. mxtrm BOX AIMS ST. K.L. Position filled Applicants thanked. TYPIST CLERK resident Pahang for Sawmill Jerantut Ferry. Salary $180/--per mensem. Apply Box A 6627 B.T. Singapore. WANTED English speaking Waitresses In High Class Bar at 290-N Joo Chlat Rd967 words
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Advertisement758 1961-06-22 15 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Wordt SS (Min.)—Box SO ttt. mxtrm AN INTIRBSTINO POSITION as private secretary/assistant In a large commercial organisation now available. Applicants must have bad previous CO prrltnce In office routine, shorthand would be an advantage and must be competent to control staff. Applications In writing giving age nationality758 words
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Advertisement815 1961-06-22 15 HOUSES LAND WANTED 10 Wardt SS (Mi*.) Box tt ttt. axtrm BUYERS ARE HERE!!! Don't miss us now! We urgently need more Two- the boat!!! List your properties with Storey Houses, Bungalows Terrace Houses Singapore House, Land ft K.s- i tate Agency. 3!9-i River Valley Road. Spore Tel: *****. WE815 words
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Advertisement880 1961-06-22 15 WANTED TO PURCHASE tO Wards SS (Ml*.)— Box SO ett. extra WANTCO TO PURCHASE a socond hand piano, must he In irood conrt tion PItSM contact Tel. (8 pore) Tt<26« bcwoeo i 0.30 a.m. 3 p.m. AGENTS WANTED tO Wards SS (Milt.)— Box SO rls. extra ACIMTt WANTCO by general880 words
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Advertisement659 1961-06-22 15 FOR SALE tO Wards Si (Min.)-Box SO ets. extrm REMOVAL SALE and closing down I won. Kv.rythitin must he i.Camphor cbest. Orient Cniit. Children lady «Mir Peiping Slore, j iirancn. Ralilr* Place. I t PRICES ANNUAL s.iV Extra 10' v Diccoiiti- p,, r Kailitowrls M (HI, litnihSuuncost times. s Luck*659 words
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Article, Illustration30 1961-06-22 16 ALL set for the Johore Grand Prix this weekend are Chan Lye Choon (left) and Peter Cowling (right), two strongly fancied contestants.UP - 30 words
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710 1961-06-22 16 MOK SIN PIN - THE 'TOP FIVE' AIM TO SET NEW RECORD MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Johore Grand Prix record book is likely to be re-written many times over this weekend when some of the world's fastest machines will race over the Johore Bahru course. A total of 28 entries has710 words
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Article, Illustration291 1961-06-22 16 Conqueror of Fraser coming for LTAM meet By KEN FERNANDEZ KUALA IUMPUR, Wed. This year's Malayan tennis championships, to be held here in August, promise to be the best ever in the 30-year history of the series. Entries have been received from Japan. Thailand, Pakistan. India. Ceylon and the Philippines.291 words
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Article90 1961-06-22 16 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Sultan of Johore will declare the Johore Grand Prix open on Saturday by driving round the circuit. He will also attend Sunday's racing. Advance sales of grandstand tickets closed today. The remaining tickets—about 300— will be on sale at the new service90 words
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Article27 1961-06-22 16 SUNGEI PATANI Wed.— Kasi Pulendran on Monday brokea 26-year-old record for the long jump at the Sultan Abdul Hamld College meet. Kasi cleared 20ft. 51n.27 words
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Article93 1961-06-22 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singa- pore Table Tennis Association has now -15 qualified coaches, including two women. The 15 coaches recently passed a course conducted by STTA and are expected to attend an advance course to qualify themselves as senior coaches. The new coaches are Wong Sek Mei.93 words
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399 1961-06-22 16 ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep- |£UALA LUMPUR. xv Wed Amagasaki. with Laurie Johnson astride, galloped like a winner on the track here this morning. He went better than stablemate Arina Gold (Dragon) over 3 f in 37. A four-year-old by Borealis, Amagasaki date399 words
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Article171 1961-06-22 16 HONG KONG. Wednesday. OONG KONG'S marathon walk next month will KA see Japan's Tomozo Takahashi, Singapore's Taj Mohammed and Australia's Joe Hohnberg striding the 41-mile course with some 500 "locals." The walk is a gruelling test of stamina as competitors have to walk round hillyReuter - 171 words
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97 1961-06-22 16 T ONDON, Wed.— Sir Stanley Rous. secretary of the English F.A., welcomed the F.A, touring team when they arrived at London airport yesterday after their tour of the Far East, New Zealand and the United States. The players paid tribute to their player-manager. Tom Finney.Reuter - 97 words
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Advertisement1255 1961-06-22 16 QUALIFYING TEST 1961 1. Cambridge School Certificate Examination, 1962. 2. Cambridge School Certificate Examination, 1962 and or the Federation of Malay.i Certilic.ite of Education Examination 'English Medium*. 1962. 3 The Federation of Malaya Certificate of Education Examination 'Malay Medium). 1962. A Qualifying Test for Private Candidate* wiahlng to enter the1,255 words
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Advertisement878 1961-06-22 16 1 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE SIPPLY OF PADI FERTILISERS Tenders are invited for the supply of padi fertilisers for the main 1961 padi' season under the < padi fertiliser subsidy scheme. Full particulars may be obtained from the State Agricultural Officer. Perak. Ipoh. Closing date for receiving tenders at the State878 words
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Advertisement182 1961-06-22 16 "MALRAC RACE FORM" Racing is the King of Sports all over the world and it i« now Tery popular in Singapore and Malaya. After many years of intensive study of race form we have hit upon the answer to winning regularly. We wish >ou to share our successes and are182 words
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Article, Illustration271 1961-06-22 17 Stan 1 decides to stay in Spore By TEOH ENG TATT SINGAPORE, Wed. Stanley Gabrielle, the Selangor and Malaya international winger, said here yesterday he has decided to get a job and stay in Singapore. His decision, he said, was made on personal reasons which he did not want to271 words
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Article, Illustration267 1961-06-22 17 'Malaya can come back 9 says Poole By B.C. BHATTACHARJEE, Kuala Lumpur, Wed. JIM POOLE. the American badminton star who won the Malayan singles title on Monday, left here today for Bangkok on his way home to San Diego, California Before taking off by Thai International. Poole predicted that Malaya267 words
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Article21 1961-06-22 17 IPOH, Wed. The soccer league division one match between Royal Dragoons and Cheng Wah. scheduled for today, has been postponed.21 words
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Article592 1961-06-22 17 JACK FINGLETON - JACK FINGLETON, From LONDON, Wednesday BENAUD A 'DOUBTFUL STARTER' FOR THE SECOND TESTMAY'S PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHTER THERE is said to be less grass on the Lord's Test pitch than the one for the first Test at Birmingham and so there are increased hopes that there will592 words
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271 1961-06-22 17 CANTERBURY. Wed.— A second century in the match by Colin Cowdrey led a bid for victory by Kent against the Australian touring team here yesterday which failed by only seven runs with four of the county's wicket left. Kent set to make271 words
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218 1961-06-22 17 14 points for Middlesex and Hampshire LONDON, Wed. Results in yesterday's county cricket matches At Burton-On-Trent: Essex bt Derby by 181 runs. Essex 108 and 378. Derby 168 and 137. Essex 12 pts.. Derby 4. At Birmingham: Middlesex bt Warwick by 6 wkts. Warwick 178 and 217. Middlesex 267 andReuter - 218 words
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Article65 1961-06-22 17 SBIIFA LEAGUE AND CUP COMPETITION: Group "A" Wearnes 2 (Sani) Eveready 2 (Osman Ismail, Vu.sc ft); Hongkong Bank 4 (V. Klass. Dolah Zanloi. John Van Huiren, Karim) Chartered Bank 1 (Hamid); Group "B" —Shell 5 (Tan Sim Koh 3. B. Stokes. Hussein) Singapore Olass 3 'Mohd. Noor, Ahmad Awang.65 words
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Article333 1961-06-22 17 INTER SCHOOLS KATONG DISTRICT ATHLETIC MEET: Champion Scnools (Boys) Chung Cheng H.S., (311); runners-up St. Patrick's (199). (Girls) Chung Cheng H.B. (163); runners-up Katong Convent. Boy. (Olv. "A"): 100 m: 1 Tan Ban Soon 2 On* Kirn Leng 3 Thlo Sin Toh 12sec; 200 m: 1 Tan Buoo Chee333 words
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Article93 1961-06-22 17 INC F CUP FINAL i Muar) Malacca bt Muar 5-2 <Dom Jamaluddin bt 8. Chandrmn 6-4. 6-8. 8-0; B«n Oomez lost to Daud Amln «-4. 0-6. 3-6; Yap Chiang Boon lost to Byed Suleiman 4-6, 6-8: Ngooi Ec Huat and Kwok Yoke Yen bt Robert Koh and J Sta.iley93 words
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Article284 1961-06-22 17 HK WIN WITH KWOK TAPS 1 THREE— J SINGAPORE. Wed. A hattrick by Inside-right Lav Kwok Tal pulled Hong Kong Chinese to a 4-3 win over Singapore Chinese In ihelr opening match of their Singapore tour at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. Tlie tourists deserved to win for the good, fa^t284 words
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Article120 1961-06-22 17 ATHENS. Wed. The 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo will be held between Oct. 11 and Oct. 25. the International Olympic Committee officially announced yesterday. The opening ceremony will oe held in Oct. 11. a Sunday, and the first day of competition on Oct. 13 iTueiday>.Reuter - 120 words
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Advertisement191 1961-06-22 17 LOCAL BOOKS FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS THE FEDERAL READING SCHEME Combining the latest scientific methods with many years of experiment ond experience in the teaching of reading in Malayan schools, the FEDERAL READING SCHEME is an INTERNATIONAL quality production. Originated and produced in MALAYA. Ist YEAR: Wall Pictures $12.00 per set191 words
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Advertisement106 1961-06-22 17 Longer Mileage Increased Traction m ifei Hard Wearing on m 9y~sf"9 g|m^Windiii€| Surfaces M Sudgt ys9 W^ GIANT TYRES miMJn SINGAPORE. MUAR. MALACCA. SEREMBAN KUALA LUMPUR IPOH TAIPING. KfjliErU PENANG. KUANTAN. KUALA TRENCCANU. KOTA BHARU KUCHINC SARIKEI. SIBU. MIRI. BRUNEI. JESSELTON, SANDAKAN.' TAWAU IfIRIIBHQVMmHHH|PfIBH ft Transistor 3 Wave bands with106 words
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Miscellaneous101 1961-06-22 17 BOCCEE J. BAHRU LEAGUE DIV. 2B: Malayan Navy v Indian RC 'A. CORONATION CUP: N. LabU Est v Oovt Sen-ices XI 'Segamat): S'GOR GDBH LEAGL'E DIV. 1: Mercantile Bank v Robinsons (Taylor Rq>: S'gor Teachers v Railways 'A' (Imbl Rd); Div. 2: Telecoms v Railways 'Bl' (Ipoh Rd>: PWD v101 words
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Article646 1961-06-22 18 SINGAPORE. Wed Workers Party chief is accused of playing on communal feelings PEOPLE'S Action Party leaders tonight attacked Mr. David Marshall, Workers' Party candidate in Anson, for "exploiting racial and communal feelings in the current by-election campaign." The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew.646 words
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Article158 1961-06-22 18 3 stages of Merdeka: Congress SINGAPORE. Wtd Mrs.) Felice Leon-Soh. president of the Singapore Congress, said tonight that the British .should be kept in Singapore in Singapore's own in- terests "until we arc ready to rule our.-elvts." Speaking on "Three stages to Independence" at her party's election rally at Chin158 words
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Article106 1961-06-22 18 MRS. PHYLLIS FU i-d children tli.mk relative* and friends who sent •rfOmdMi mfss.iKM of sympathy and visiti <' Ihr house attended and aiwlMed at th«- funeral of their beloved hum.and and lithfr THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Chan Yen p.i, thank the Venerable DhHmm.'iMikhii and Member* of the106 words
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Article34 1961-06-22 18 JOHORE BAHRU. WedLarry driver. Tan Chong Hing. 23. of Pontian. was admitted to hospital here with" Injuries on his face and limb.-, today after his lorry went off 'he road near Pontian.34 words
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Article, Illustration66 1961-06-22 18 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Kennedy leaves the Shoreham Hotel here after addressing a luncheon meeting of the National Conference on International Economic and Social Development. He walked to and from the platform on crutches and gave his speech sitting down. The President's doctorsUPI - 66 words
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Article85 1961-06-22 18 SINGAPORE. Wed— Hong I Ah Mun of Balestier Road was today charged in the ninth magistrate's court with causing hurt to a woman. Yang May Yek. in an attempt to extort $2,000 from j her, at King's Theatre. Kirn Tian Road, on June 20. Hong also faced85 words
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Article254 1961-06-22 18 LONDON. Wed. —.In London, stock markets today industrial equities again responded to a selective demand and showed a further widespread improvement. Sentiment was helped to some extent by the encouraging industrial production figures for April although the major talking point was the devaluation of the Cana- 1 tii.254 words
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Article69 1961-06-22 18 Ampat 16 6 -1 V Ayer Hitam 63 0 3 T Gopeng 51 9 -4 Hongkong 25 4-1/" i > Ipoh 27- —1 J> Kamunting 23 9 ~2/9|T Killlnghali 21/- -13 I London Tin 20 6 +/»!<► Malayan 37 -2 6 •> Pahang 21 11..I 1 3 Pangkalen 1869 words
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Article60 1961-06-22 18 Anglo-Oriental 3 l'_. 1 Batu Tlga 6 1'» <► Golden Hope 5■ 1 t > Highland and Lowlands 5 2', 0 :l KL-Kepon« 3 2' 4 Kultm 2 6 —0,4 Ledang Bahru 3 3 —0\ Linggi 36 Malacca 48 1' 3 1 Por: Dickson- Luku' 5 7',. I',. Prang60 words
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Article43 1961-06-22 18 Anglo-American 121 3 3 9 De Beers 123 9 -3 9 *> FS. Oeduld 86 3 -39 Ofslts 60 1% J President Brand 49 4"^ 5 < i President Steyn 15 -f/» I Roan Ant 5 6 Western Z Holdings 11l 3 -f-6/3 J43 words
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Article25 1961-06-22 18 LONDON. Wed Buyers £908, t sellers £910. Forward buyers £919, sellers £920. Settlemen' £905. Turnover am. 265 tons. p.m. 180 tons. Tone: Fumer.25 words
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Article40 1961-06-22 18 RUBBER LONDON, Weu.— Spot 25d., f July 26u.. Aug. 25'. u., Sepi. 25'sd.. July-Sept. 25'. q., Oct.- Deo 25' i.d.. Jan-Mar 25 ,d. ApiU-June 25*»u.. c.l.f. June un- T quoted; July 24\d.. Aug. 25d. J I Tcne: Steady but quiet.40 words
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Article41 1961-06-22 18 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. G. P. Darke will speak on "The Use of Meccano in Elementary Mathematics Teaching." 1 at the next meeting of the i Malayan Mathematical So- ciety, at Raffles Institution hall, on Friday at 5.30 p.m.41 words
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Article37 1961-06-22 18 SINGAPORE. Wod. The Information Service of India will hold a free film show at India House in Grange Road here at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow. Title of the film will t» Devdas. a Hindi feature.37 words
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121 1961-06-22 18 JAKARTA, Wed. The Indonesian Government has warned businessmen they might be liable to the death penalty If they en- j gage in profiteering or j speculation in commodi- ties. The Government recently raised the wages of its employees nearly 80 per cent, and called onReuter - 121 words
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Article358 1961-06-22 18 VARSITY SCORE 280-3 OFF SOMERSET LONDON, Wed. Two unbeaten centuries by A. Lewis and N. Reddy helped Cambridge University to a total of 280 for three declared in their cricket match against Somerset today. Lewis scored exactly a hundred and Reddy was unbeaten with 113 before th« Cambridge skipper madeReuter - 358 words
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