The Straits Times, 5 May 1963
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Title Section14 1963-05-05 1 THE STRAITS TIMES in NO. 1.440 SUNDAY. MAY 5. 1963 20 CENTS KDN 355.14 words
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469 1963-05-05 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat PAIN fell in many parts of Malaya today but not in the worst drought areas. Kuala Lumpur nad two inches this aftprnoon. This morning rain fell In Ipoh. Singapore and Penang. The Meteorological Station hrre predicted dry weather with afternoon thunder469 words
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Article, Illustration89 1963-05-05 1 AS every growing girt knows, there are a number oi social accomplishments she must acquire. But in Transvaal, South Airica, the list reads somewhat strange. For liow can a girl to troubled African contitroubled African Continent without being a crack pistol shot? These girls (left to right:89 words
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Article48 1963-05-05 1 So good to see you LONDON. Sat. Three brother*, after not meeting for five years, today had their second reunion within two days in court. The brothers, aged 69 to 75 had a reunion yesterday. Today they were given an absolute discharge after pleading guilty to being drunk.48 words
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Article12 1963-05-05 1 wishes all Its Muslim readers Selamat Hari Raya Haji.12 words
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Article, Illustration336 1963-05-05 1 Govt acts on two detainee citizens SINGAPORE. Sat. The Government has taken action to deprive two political detainees. Chok Koh Thong and Chang Chan Chuan. of their citizenship. The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Home Affairs, Mr. S.T. Stewart, has served notices on the detainese informing them of t&g336 words
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Article33 1963-05-05 1 and her husband. Angus Ogilvy. were reproved by .six British Labour M.P.s for deciding to honeymoon in Spain ?o soon nf:er the Franco Government had executed Julian Grtm.m. Spanish Communist lender33 words
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149 1963-05-05 1 Pinched by a birdie: 4,000 golf balls MELBOURNE. Sat. K black crow has stolen about 4.000 golf balls from Sydney's Lakes Golf Course in the last four years, golfer Peter Thomson said today. Thomson, four times winner of the British open, said in a story under his byline In todays149 words
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Article33 1963-05-05 1 17-year-old daughter of iTunwHat Billy Gra.iam. was married to Steplian Ychividjian. 23. son of an Armenian-bom financier, at Monireux. Switzerland. Her f.ithrr officiated at the ceremony and also gave her away.33 words
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Article19 1963-05-05 1 British Drpuly Foreign Sccirtary arrived in Berlin by air ywirrday from Hanover lor a two-day viml.19 words
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Article42 1963-05-05 1 NEW YORK. Sat.— The U.S. Pickle Packers' Association yesterday picked Dill L. Pickle as pickle packer of the year, because he was to introduce Dill Pickle ice-cream at Pickle s Dairy Bar in Hollandale, Mississippi. 'RESPONSIBLE— TRIBUTE BY ZAID!42 words
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Article, Illustration465 1963-05-05 1 YAP CHIN KWEE - YAP CHIN KWEE: Exclusion attempt made at MTUC conference lost by 109 votes to 11 Kuala Lumpur, Sat By A MOVE to expel the Press from the MTUC special delegates conference here today was overwhelmingly rejected. The voting was 109 to 11. The move to465 words
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Article132 1963-05-05 1 RAZAK TOURS CAPE CANAVERAL CAPE CANAVERAL. Sat Tun Abdul Razak bin Huss*ln, Deputy Prime MirOstw nf Malaya. ye,sterterday toured the Cape Canaveral space installations, including the launch pad from which America's next astronaut is due to be launched later this month. Tun Razak. who 15 also the Malayan Defence Minister,Reuter - 132 words
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Article469 1963-05-05 1 Malaysia can't be a threat, says Lord Lansdowne LONDON. Sat. Lord Lansdowne. Minister of State for Colonial AifairsKtold a Conservative Commonwealth Council conference here today that any suggestion thai the proposed Federation of Malaysia wa.s a to Indonesia *.v, plete rubbish Lord Lansdownr speaking during a d469 words
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Advertisement39 1963-05-05 1 OUR NEWEST CREATIONS OP SET WITH PLANLESS DIAMONDS ON PLATINUM AND GOLD ARE MARVELS OF TECHNiOUE A'O ARE »ELL WCPTH YOUR INSPECTION S.&.fK, i, cS;I., a jCtJ. 45, HIGH ST, SINGAPORE i 6. STATION RD.IPOU ASS.CO,S.P.H.d« VLVA(H K.JL7D..HONG KONG39 words
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Article, Illustration352 1963-05-05 2 NEW ANGLE A_HAPPY FATHER THANKS TENGKU The shy quad PRIME MINISTER SENDS HIM AND HIS BROTHERS $100 FOR HARI RAYA BUT OMAR (6) WONT ACCEPT GIFT SINGAPORE. Sat. Happy Inche Kasban bin Sabaet. father of Sineapore's well-known quadruplets Abu, Omar, Osman and All today said "thank you" to Tengku Abdul352 words
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954 1963-05-05 2 Dr. SIVA: 'A TIMID MAN WHO DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HE WAS SAYING' Counsel and DPP make final submissions in corruption ease: Judgment on Tuesday KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday T)R. S. Sivasithamparam, who faces a corruption charge, was today described as a "little man, timid and shy" who wanted to tele phone954 words
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Article31 1963-05-05 2 BATU GAJAH. Sat— The Yuk Kwan Public Chinese School here will hold ;i food and fun fair in aid of 1U building fund on May 35 and 2*.31 words
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Article316 1963-05-05 3 A PENANG INVITATION FOR STAR pENANG, Sat. Film star William Holden, now on the "Year of the Dragon" set in Kuala Lumpur, is to be invited to help pick "Miss Penang" at a beauty pageant at the Penang Chinese Girls' High School or May 31. "We316 words
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Article34 1963-05-05 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Ex-Services Association of Malaya has been made an affiliate of the World Veterans Federation. Its presideut, Haji K. Mushlr Arlff is now attending the W.V.P. conference in Copenhagen.34 words
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Article, Illustration87 1963-05-05 3 TN startling contrast to her appearance as chief bridesmaid at Princess Alexandra's wedding when she wore her hair "up," Princtss Anne wore jeans and her hair down when she went with the Queen to Smith's Lawn. Wind- sor, to watchReuter - 87 words
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Article49 1963-05-05 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Sunday Times today received SSO from Madam Nis Wah Khan for Mrs. Mok Koh Cheee. widowed mother of eight, bringing the total of her fund to $418. In let'.rr. Madam Ne said: "I hope mv little contribution will help to cheer Mrs Koh49 words
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Article166 1963-05-05 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday. 'pHE Government and the Photographic Society of Singapore are working together on the production of an "album" before Ma- laysia emerges. This was announced by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, when he opened the society's 14th International Salon of Photography166 words
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LEiIES
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97 1963-05-05 3 Ramlee may sue., 'but is it worth while?' If UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Actor P. Ramlee is thinking of suing a Medan newspaper for its "vicious" report that Tengku Abdul Rahman had "taken away" his singer wife. Saloma. Ramlee, who met the Tengku last night, said: "Saloma and I are seeking97 words
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Article62 1963-05-05 3 IPOH. Sat—About 10.000 people were X-rayed free by a Ministry of Health unit which visited Ipoh last month. Thrv included hawkers, food handlers and schoolchildren. domestic servants and housewives. The Ipoh Municipal Council had hoped that all the hawkers In town would take the opportunity for free X-rays, but "over62 words
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Article55 1963-05-05 3 MALACCA. Bat. Another mass X-ray campaign will be held in the State for people above 15 years from Thursday to Saturday. The X-ray unit will be at the Government dispensary. Alor Gaiah. on Thursday. and on Friday at the Ujong Pasir Malay School, and on Saturday at •the Government outdoor55 words
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Article57 1963-05-05 3 IPOH. Sat—The Ipoh Municipal Council's $40,000 traffic playground In Coronation Park will soon get its own miniature vehicles costing about $5,000. Having created the six-acf playground to instil road sense Into the youths of Ipoh. tt\* council has placed orders for 12 chain-driven tricycles, six junior bicycles for boys and57 words
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Article56 1963-05-05 3 PENANG. Sat. Penan* UMNO has planned an elaborate programme for the party* 17th anniversary celebrations to be held in UMNO Hall. MacAllster Road, at 8 p.m. next Saturday. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl, a vicepresident of UMNO, and Syed .la a far Albar. UMNO Publicity56 words
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Article45 1963-05-05 3 MALACCA. Sat.—Pour mm were produced in court here today on a charge of committing armed robbery with the use of a revolver on Tuesday at Jalan Bachang. They were alleged to have robbed Teo Kirn Yam of $30 in cash. They were remanded until Thursday.45 words
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Article57 1963-05-05 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.—The Thai Ambassador. Nai Thitinant Na Ranong, will open an exhibition of 100 paintings and drawings by five well-known Thai artists at the National Art Gullery here oYi May 13. The exhibition, sponsored by the Arts Council, will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 6.3057 words
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108 1963-05-05 3 SINGAPORE'S RECREATION PLAN PRAISED SINGAPORE. Sal— An American recreation expert 10--dny described Singapore's expansion on recreation laciliues as "extra-ordinary planning." "I am very much impressed In- your >rJiphnws *n leadersliio training." ±a\A Dr. Thomas E. Rivers, Olrector-General and founder of the International Recreation Association in New York. Dr. Rivers, who108 words
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Article57 1963-05-05 3 Killed— in crash with hearse KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Police today appealed for eyewitnesses of a motor accident in which a scoot erist was killed in a head-on collision with a hearse a the Junction of Malacca Street and Church Street this morning. Kuang Boon Yong. 20. a shop assistant, died57 words
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Article402 1963-05-05 3 IT HAS always been a source of puzzlement to me that such a talented team as the Naval Base Singers should restrict their repertoire to Gilbert and Sullivan. I would be the very last to denigrate the two Grand Old Men of the Victorian musical theatre (for402 words
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197 1963-05-05 3 'MAKE K.L. A CITY ON MALAYSIA DAY' CALL KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. \JALAYSIA Day August 31 is being suggested as the day on which Kuala Lumpur should be granted city status. The suggestion is made by the Federal, Capital Commissioner, Haji Ismail bin Panjang Aris, who is taking up the matter197 words
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Article80 1963-05-05 3 BLAZING CARS: WAS IT A FIRE-BUG? QINGAPOKE. Sat Firebugs are believed to be responsible for the $5,000 damage caused to three cars, two motor-cycles and two scooters near the City Council quarters in Clemenceau Avenue yesterday A passing motorist found the vehicles on fire at 3 a.m. Prompt arrival of80 words
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Advertisement249 1963-05-05 3 £ea Master SHIRTS ON GUARANTEE GUARANTEED all Stomottcr Shirts ore mod* tram Sonromed or pre ihrunk fabrics thus ernurinq tomi fit uft9t constant wear. GUARANTEED all SHmailir Shirts or* mada in perfect American silt style standards thus •nsurina prrtact Jit. GUARANTEED all Scamastar Shirts art batter <>itchtd than any othtr249 words
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Advertisement201 1963-05-05 3 Pages Comics 19, 20 Features 13 Films 9 I I For Women 14 I Leader Page. 6 I Jane Lee 15 Know Alls U Motoring 17 I Photo 15 I J Profit 8 J Stars 18 Serial 16. 17 fW! sarong* CRISS-CROSS STRAPLESS^^BRA \j^M^^ ...no matter x^__^x how active you201 words
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Advertisement90 1963-05-05 3 </<9u Can't wait jft^/A^fr to 4A&W dO HVfIILHBLE (IT LERDING PHOTO DEftLERS 1 X x f I w Tne only toothbrush witra L j* I "Germ Fighter" action wnicn I g T ll repels and destroys germfl ■ll\-^*"~" 1 r> West's is the largest selling toothiIIy"" ll brush in the90 words
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Article, Illustration490 1963-05-05 4 pREQL'ENTLY. in my correspondence, on dealers' signs. in newspapers and so on. I find (he word •"Aquarium" being spelled incorrectly, with a "C m it. as "Acquanum." Tim, you will tay. is understandable in a place where so many lan.'w«i«j are spoken and among 'hem English is the490 words
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Article, Illustration836 1963-05-05 4 ROY MACK - ROY MACK Territorial reserve comes in to train By TOMORROW they will be working: in shops and factories in Britain, driving buses and trains, putting the finishing touches to accounts or, perhaps, laying electric cables in holes in the road. Until :i lew days ;igo, they836 words
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Advertisement213 1963-05-05 4 w < World knowledge, World experience, leads to World trtst, life ||t is why Malayan mothen feed their babies on LACTOGEN with "Jiis c complete confidence that only the name Nestis can give tlwn. f^ LACTOGEN develops fine healthy infants, with strong bones and teeth, healthy skin texture and good213 words
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Article, Illustration78 1963-05-05 5 ...is Burton so angry? 'I' HE play: Real life. A The scene: Platform 8, Paddington Station in London. Enter film star Elizabeth "Cleopatra" Taylor and Richard Burton separately. They meet, and'they The waiting camera flashes and a very angry Burton turns round to glare at the cameraman. Miss Taylor,Mirrorpic - 78 words
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Article190 1963-05-05 5 Nikita's heir has a stroke MOSCOW. Sat. A brain haemorrhage apparently has ended Mr. Frol Kozlov's hopes of becoming Premier of the Soviet Union when Mr. Khrushchev steps down, diplomatic! sources here said today. The 54-year-old second secretary of the Communist Party central committee the final and supreme authority in190 words
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Article50 1963-05-05 5 31-year-old Jamaican, was sent for trial to the Old B;uley. London, charged with causing grievous bodily harm to model Christine Keller, the "ousting witness" at the trial of her former boy friend. Johnny Edgecombc. also a Jamaican, who was -ailed for shooting at the door of her flat.50 words
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Article34 1963-05-05 5 Mark and Michael Genovrve. of Winston-Salem. North Carolina, were six months old and 101 b 6oz. heavier yestrrday. They are loined at the top of the head and arc still in hospital34 words
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Article24 1963-05-05 5 Canada's new Primp Minister, has been appointed a member of the Privy Council. 1: was announced from Buckingham Palace. London, yesterday.24 words
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401 1963-05-05 5 SOEKARNO: NO MORE TERRITORIAL AMBITIONS FROM THE WORLD'S CAPITALS J£OTA BAKU (West Irian), Sat. President Soekarno told a mass rally today Indonesia wants to win the respect of the rest of the world and has no more territorial ambitions. He arrived here this morning in a Russianbuilt cruiser, the Irian.401 words
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Article26 1963-05-05 5 Britain's Chief of Derence Staff, left New Delhi following "talks with all those concerned with the problems of India's defence against ihe Chinese threat."26 words
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Article42 1963-05-05 5 said in Nice he Is being plagued by dozens of telephone calls daily from would-be inventors, who want to take him up on a poking remark that h» would save a lot of time if lie could paint by machin*.42 words
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Article, Illustration66 1963-05-05 5 'THEY meet and they kiss. This was the scene on Platform 8 that Burton and Miss Taylor didn't want photographed. Until the camera flashed, no-one else seemed to have noticed who the fond couple were. The pictures were taken recently when Miss Taylor met Burton on his arrival from66 words
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Article41 1963-05-05 5 the former S.S. colonel who rescued Mussolini from Allied hands in 1943. denied in Madrid that he had ever sold arms to Egypt or was recruiting former Nazis for service in Nasser's armed forces and on experimental rocket sites.41 words
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Article39 1963-05-05 5 a 23-year-old girl of mixed race, was Jailed two years in Durban for attempting to have sexual relations with a Dutch sraman. Under South Africa's immorality laws, whites and non-whites are forbidden to have sexual relations together39 words
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Article98 1963-05-05 5 MORE THAN 40 DIE IN PLANE CRASH SAO PAULO. (Brazil). Sat. —A crippled twin-en-gined Brazilian airliner crashed into a number of houses and set them afire last night soon after taking off from Sao Paulo on a flight to Rio de Janeiro. Estimates of the dead ranged from 41 to98 words
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Article25 1963-05-05 5 former British Ambassador to France, told a meeting m Norfolk that only in Alliance with the U.S. could Western EuroDe defend her independence.25 words
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Article21 1963-05-05 5 of Denmark, accompanted by Queen Ingrld and .Princess Benedikte. arrived In Teheran for a seven-day state visit to Persia.21 words
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Article176 1963-05-05 5 WORLD BANK AND NINE COUNTRIES OFFER $1,275 MILLION LOANS WASHINGTON. Sat.-The "aid-to-Paktstan" consortium yesterday pledged a total of $1,275 ml.lion in foreign assistance for the fourth year of Pakistan's current five-year plan. Ending a two-day meeting here, the World Bank and the nine countries lnclud-ii'-K Japan,176 words
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350 1963-05-05 5 -Millions throughout Asia are hit by drought BANGKOK. Sat. I I \IALAYA is not the only country hit by drought. The livelihood of millions is threatened as freak weather continues to bedevil large area from Japan to Pakistan. But while South-Esst Asia awaits an apparently reluctant monsoon, Asia's two giants.Reuter - 350 words
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Advertisement198 1963-05-05 5 ****~m Advertisement— IfflK When you return irom your holiday your home will be absolutely cock-roach-free if you powder the floors before you go* away. Pea-Beu non-poi-sonous, odourless cockroach powder should be used because cockroaches will roam around in it unsuspectingly and be wiped out. Speedy relief wH and all paint198 words
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Advertisement382 1963-05-05 5 HHfc--t H tJ I p^l H tP^ x I _!._*>.-■' i RBBS TVI ETHYL BENZINE THE POWERFUL FUEL USED IN AVIATION PETROL, AND IN SUPERSHELL BY WORLD-CHAMPION RACING DRIVERS* You can really feel the major increase Now, New Supershell contains Methyl quicker acceleration, prompt overtak in total power when you382 words
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Article42 1963-05-05 6 H Muids (11 (Minimum) FREE MAKE-UP TwmtVl At I Kr.mty Kar at Aurora. in kits and ad- HIM Doiuthy Kllduft. DOROTHY CRAY BaaMJ Bperlallrt Mis Ann. Sun ill ba in attt-ndam it Rabiaai to Hive ir>e Can and Muki-Lu from utii.42 words
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Article362 1963-05-05 6 DON'T WASTE WATER rWILL be June before our fields of padi will bend again before the fury of the monsoon rains. A dull, dirty brown has settled on land and if the met men are to be believed it will stay there all this month of May. The drought in362 words
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Letter from Helen...
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Letter664 1963-05-05 6 ABU bin ADAM IT takes a fly guy to catch old Abu. Mat Jampok: May his tribe increase. The other morning, on my day off. I was parked on my verandah reading "Lady Loverley's Chatter" when happening to glance up I saw two girls and a boy approaching. The mrls664 words
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Letter140 1963-05-05 6 WOMEN AND DRINK rfHANK you very much for Tai Sing Onus "Women and Drink" (Sunday Times. April 28). 1 did not know what an old fuddy duddy I was till I read that article. High days and holidays, -weddings and christenings I have been refusing anything stronger than140 words
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Letter101 1963-05-05 6 T*AI SING ONN'S discovery M. is no discovery. For 35 years I have worked on a rubber plantation and there is nothing in the evening that the women, both Indian and Chinese, like better than a Ion? pull at the arrack The idea that only the sophisticated women of the101 words
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Letter195 1963-05-05 6 IN THE AIR DESTINATION Asia" by Ken Hammonds. (Sunday Times. April 28 > performed a most useful service to the public. As you so rightly say. Hong Kong is one of the favourite places for a visit by Malayans, and as one concerned with Malaya's own national airline. Malayan Airways,195 words
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Article, Illustration866 1963-05-05 6 K. BASKARAN - K. BASKARAN REMEMBER LIFE LOOKING BACK TO DAYS BEFORE PROGRESS WENT INTO TOP GEAR •How life has improved By KUALA LUMPUR TIME flies, it is said. So fast that 10 years ago seems like yesterday. How long does 10 years seem in your life? Look around and866 words
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Article214 1963-05-05 6 IN THE chart on the left, you see how four different pec t of life have developed over a period of 10 years and how these developments reflect the riae in the standard of living that is taking place in Singapore today. Though the figures given refer specifically to Singapore,214 words
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Article, Illustration389 1963-05-05 6 MABEL KONG - A SOFT HEART. BUT THAT'S NOT ENOUGH By MABEL KONG Malaya's N«w Writer Mo. 77 Of Kuala Lumpur, who Mant the SjO priic lor the be*l e*M> on the subject: "Should Mala a M I p A Uiaatt* r I und?" The other pti/r-«mnn was published last Sunda>. jyiALAYA Mas389 words
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Advertisement13 1963-05-05 6 HOTEL MERLIN TREACHER ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR TEL: ***** (10 LINES) MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL13 words
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Advertisement99 1963-05-05 6 'NJDA^; BliiTmTTimß^ I flilll J* TELLS YOU WHAT MALAYANS MjjdIUIIUI,/ llijfljy ARE THINKING AND SAYING ®TV RECEIVER u«u its* Featuring a wide »cretn lhat it brighter and easier to watch I Tti« Avt*«i«*c (rightf Cwrtrsl (AIC) Wimn iK» knfklnttl •< Iht t«* KrMK |im »hi«a it J«u«««rf >lfWm ik. wh.l.99 words
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Article543 1963-05-05 7 A chief clerk jailed BREACH OF TRUST -OF $1,500 rTELOK ANSON, Sat. A former chief clerk in the Health Office here with 22 years' service, Jalaluddin bin Mohamed Aroof, 45, was yesterday sent enced to a total of 13 months imprisonment and a fine o $1,759 or another seven months543 words
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Article, Illustration214 1963-05-05 7 British bride ollows old China custom PENANG, Sat.— An English secretary from London offered her I hinese mother in law the traditional cup of tea at a formal introduction ceremony which followed her marriage to a Penang chartered accountant today. The bride. formerly Miss Rosemary Angela Fitzsimon. 23. (above) of214 words
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Article70 1963-05-05 7 BRUNEI TOWN. Bat The Government here has approved a ■rant 01 $14,000 to enable the Boy Scouts Association to send eight members to the 11th world Jamboree in Oreece In July and August this year. The State Commissioner of Scouts. Mr. P. A. Coatee, said70 words
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236 1963-05-05 7 Gamba: Our fair deal labour system CINGAPORE. Sat. Dr. Charles Gamba. president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, has praised the State's protective measures to ensure fair and equitable treatment for all. Dr. Gamba. now on a lecture tour of the U.S., told Harvard University law students yesterday: "It Is doubtful236 words
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Article112 1963-05-05 7 DEMOCRACY: A CONTEST BY THE USJS CINGAPORE. Sat. Th« U.S. Information Service here is holding an essay contest to mark the 175 th anniversary of th* signing of the American Constitution. The essay In English, of not mote than 1.000 words and will be on "What Constitutional Oovernment Means to112 words
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Article50 1963-05-05 7 SINOAPORE. Sat. Three 18-year-old boys were accused today on a Joint charge of stealing a car belonging to Lee Kiat. of Henderson Road, on April 12. Quek Cheng Wah, Le* Han Poh and Liew Hong Kiang, who pleaded not guilty were allowed $2,000 bail.50 words
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Article27 1963-05-05 7 KUALA LUMPUR. S«t.— The Embassy of the United Arab Republic here will be closed for four Oays from tomorrow in view of Hari Ray* Haji.27 words
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106 1963-05-05 7 Ex-master is now airline's secretary CINGAPORE. Sat Mr. Gerald Fernandez, a former master at the Victoria Institution. Kuala Lumpur, has joined Malayan Airways as its secretary and legal officer. Mr. Fernandez, a Klrkbytralned teadier. has a B.Sc (Economics) degree from London University and has been called to the' Bar. He106 words
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Article106 1963-05-05 7 TODAY— Bedili Kechil 7.44 a.m. 6.3 ft i 7.51 pan. f 6.4 ft Singapore 8.04 a.m. i 7.3 f t) 9.43 pjn. (7.6 ft): Port Bickson 4.84 a.m. (7.oft > 5.06 o.m. < 7.Bft Port Swettenham 3.48 a.m. < 10.9 ft i 4.05 p.m.106 words
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Article77 1963-05-05 7 IPOH. S«t.— The Perak Adventurers' Club, the first of iv kind In the Federation, wag formed at a meeting in the Young Women's Christian Association here last night. Mr. Andrew Lock May Wah was elected president. Others elected are: Mr. R. K. Peter, vice-president: Miss Marls Llew,77 words
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Article38 1963-05-05 7 PENANG Sat.— Death kept off the road*, in Penang in April the first death-free month this year. There wa» also a general decrease In the number of accidents, compared with the preceding months.38 words
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Article, Illustration214 1963-05-05 7 THE VASSALL AFFAIR r PHE publication of Lord 1 Radcllffe's report in Britain last Thursday is unlikely to mark the end of the Vassall Affair. Two many critical Issues have been involved. There was Vassall himself, yet another spy In the British Admiralty, now serving an 18-year sentence. The questions214 words
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Article30 1963-05-05 7 SINOAPORE. Sat.— Thr Acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah. has apporued Mr. M. Karthlgesu and Mr. O. S. Hill, members of tie Supreme Court Rules Committee.30 words
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Advertisement130 1963-05-05 7 A WEDDING IN HONG KONG TO KEEP A VOW \Jmr JC^Jfc W >&^. rvvo Singaporeans. Mr. Albert Lo Thau '^■JtaK hM Chung and Miss Wong Choon Hwa -•e^-w WeiU t0 HOnR KOtlg last WCek tO < et married at the Civil Registry to keep a *^B V»JH five-veor-old vow. They130 words
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Advertisement471 1963-05-05 7 I A Nl y one power controls your I destiny— a strange force sleeping I in your mind. Awaken it! Com- I JiF? mand it to obey you! Push I Vj^ fl obstacles aside and attain your I JHt fondest hopes and ideals. Lrt I fl the Rosicrucians show you471 words
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Article, Illustration68 1963-05-05 8 MR. Acker Bilk wearing a Malayan sohtfkok, is met by members of the Maori Hi-Five, a showband from New Zealand, on arrival at London airport from his tour of Singapore and Australia. The* Maoris, in lull native costume and with painted68 words
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Article, Illustration215 1963-05-05 8 TEAM FROM CANADIAN COLLEGE SEEKS FACTS ABOUT MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A 17-man Canadian National Defence College delegation arrived here today In a Royal Canadian Air Force Comet on a fourday study tour of the economic, political and defence set-up of this country. The visit which215 words
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Article179 1963-05-05 8 Boon or blot: What do you think A NEW Malaya, architectA urally speaking. Is taking shape before your eyes In Singapore the heart of the city is being rebuilt. In Kuala Lumpur new buildings constantly spring up to alter the capital's skyline. The same Is true of our smaller towns.179 words
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Article55 1963-05-05 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Mrs. James Puthucheary has given bir'.h to a baby boy at the Bungsar VVard of the General HosDltal hero. She Is the wife of the Barisan Rostaiis adviser now under detention nwe. The baby has been named Juares The Puthuchearys already have a55 words
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Article46 1963-05-05 8 PENANO. Sat. Mr. D S. Ramanathan. leader of the Opposition in the State Legislative Assembly and a fonnei Mayor of George Town, will speak on "A Christian and his role in politics" at the monthly dinner of the Penang Methodist Men's Fellowship on Monday46 words
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Article42 1963-05-05 8 SINOAPORE. Sat. Police Inspector E Mahadevan will marry Miss Elizabeth Linus, a London-trained midwife at the Life Church in Oilstead Road on May 11. The reception will be held at the P and N Hall in River Valley Road42 words
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122 1963-05-05 8 PENANG, Sat—Penan k Old Frees entertained Mr. J.M.B. Hughes. retiring headmaster of the Penang Free School, to a farewell dinner last nieht He and his wife were the first cucsts to he feted at the association's new building In Northam Road "We are122 words
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291 1963-05-05 8 Tin leaps up— but once burnt, twice shy I 0 DO voi have a query or doubt? Write lo: The CM) Kdifor, Sunday Tfm*v Times Ilousr, Kivcr Valley Road. Singapore 9. ITP AND UP went the Straits tin price last week. On Friday it stood at $461.50 the highest for291 words
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Article52 1963-05-05 8 SINGAPORE. Siit— Ding Siau Ngong, a youth from Sltiawan, Perak. was tentatively charged in a magistrate's court here today with making preparations with six others to commit robbery at the Queensway Secondary School In Margaret Drive at 10.30 a.m. yesterday. He was remanded for52 words
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Article304 1963-05-05 8 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Combined I business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of ihe Malayan stock exchange today. with the number of the shares traded in brackets. I INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (4.000) $1.59. Dunlops (1.000 1 13.77. (2.0001 $2.78: East Smelting (1.000) $3.28. (I.OOOi $3.30: Esso (1.000) $3.59:304 words
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Article44 1963-05-05 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The president of the Sessions Court here. Syed Hassan Al-JeSil. today requested that all those required to appear in courts on Monday to come on Tuesday. Monday has been declared a public holiday for Harl Raya Hajl.44 words
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Advertisement268 1963-05-05 8 ELEGANCE UNSURPASSED ghpAf l^ M •<*-!■ rtn CO*»v—. MltVH.it. n.scCN**. J There are more expensive gifts than this, but none quite so impressive! This is the remarkable Parker 61.. .a gift of beauty and elegance'that will be cherished for years. Its tine quality is recognized immediately.. .apparent in the buperb268 words
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Advertisement69 1963-05-05 8 SKY SCRAPER TWO BLOCKS (11 Storey) jf£ bothroomi attached H NJfr~floW ft Rk I I I MORE THAN Wj Ij j nLJI^^V Safe and fast electric lifts Telephone Gas Water Electricity Large Car Parking Space PILING. WORK HAS COMMENCED: CONSTRUCTION IN PROGRESS PRICES: Frta $28,500/- ni upwards TERMS: CASN ir69 words
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Miscellaneous171 1963-05-05 8 rises df^L r^>m^^s^m in 4 /i-Uf P t^\*?^\ B*vStr 111 3 /C? 7 I Wi«. WCCKI Tse AfMt iM Iggrty [-re-uc a Now at JSr'jfT&ri&t'tf&h m year On your TV today CINGAPORE. Sun. Here's the Petulant Partner: 1 10.15 TV programme for today: 7.15 p.m. Opening and program- laciory. a171 words
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Article69 1963-05-05 9 I HAVE been talking to David Niven about exQueen Soraya. the capital of whoso ambition now seems to be Hollywood. He said: "I think she should have a bash if she's really got the urge. But somebody should warn her that starting a movie career Is like69 words
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Obituary104 1963-05-05 9 Mri'. Khoo Tionc Lip nrr MMMI Chun Linn NM urcrd 76 years passed away pracrfullly on 4-0-63 at 31-A Kun PonK Koiid leaving behind 6 «on«. 3 tfaughtrri, 3 nons-ln-lmw, 8 dauich-tfrs-in-la« and 43 Krandrhlldrrn. Kuneral on v...«.i at 11 m. MRS. CUI SOO ANN nrr Mant.irrt l.im died104 words
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Article, Illustration924 1963-05-05 9 KEN HAMMONDS - The two words I HATE... KEN HAMMONDS WENDY, WOLVES AND WEDDINGS Candid talk by a singer By CURVY, redheaded singer Wendy Todd and I made ourselves comfortable in the assistant manager's office, and discussed men and why she thinks marriage and a show business career don't mix. We were at924 words
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Advertisement519 1963-05-05 9 t WISH ALL TMIIR MUSLIM I PATRONS t SELAMAT HARI RAYA HAJI g i Tfc 'K,mr% t OPENS TOIlAi: 4 Ham 1.30 4 00 6 30 A 9.30pm 4 MYLENE DEMONGEOT GERARD BARRAY V^Bl^aaf am> :of the musketeers: I Fl copr Technicolor I with Chin««e Subtitles 4 I Plu*' Special519 words
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Advertisement506 1963-05-05 9 STICK TO THE NEW SYLLABUS 1963 BOOKS FOR THE PRIMARY SIX ESS EXAMINATION 1. ENGLISH 4. HISTORY 2. CHINESE 5. GEOGRAPHY 3. SCIENCE 6. MATHEMATICS Published by: SIN CHEW EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS SOLE AGENT: SIN CHEW BOOK STORE 187 South Bridge Road, Singapore 1. Tel: ***** 7061 OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LEADING506 words
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Advertisement65 1963-05-05 9 MM| Miss Elizabeth Taylor is anxious to imHCjfl flnd another film to do in England ma\WammmM to earn her style of pocket money while Mr. Richard Burton makes "Becket" there. I predict she'll settle for Penelope Mortimer's "The Pumpkin Eater" the story of a housewife's nervous breakdown, which was serialised65 words
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Advertisement66 1963-05-05 9 SELAMAT HARI RAYA HAJI! All Free Lilt. Cancelled Today 11 a.m.: (MGM) WHERE THI »OY$ ARI" Tomorrow I I 0.m.: (UA) •Shok« Hands With Tha Devil" For xV^N^ Jewellery m Pearls and Diamonds SB LEEONN JEWELLERS 206-208, South Bridge Road. Singapore. Tel: *****.***** iSialaa) Today: 3 30-715-130 a.m. "•AK »OH66 words
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Advertisement350 1963-05-05 9 i Mh-.nr HPU SINGAPORE SIMULTANEOUSLY C.\*f"\af KCA NEXT CHANGE slvT 4 SHOWS DAILY llJji 3 SHOWS DAILY 10 JO, 1.45. 530&8 45 1 .45, 530&845 p m. aj I I N.B. Opening Day ft Sunday Extro 10.30 om Sr- ow at SKY I N °W AT NORMAL PRICK! "t^^kaaW X350 words
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164 1963-05-05 10 GIANT-KILLERS DANIEL AND NICHOLS WILL CLASH TODAY SXPORE. Sat. n.miPl Lim scored the Lionel upset in the Singapore Lawn Tenni> Association's hard court championshlDB when he Pllminated lourth-seeded G. T. ir 1-6. 6-3. 6-1 in the quarter-flnali at Tangliu tod:i\\ Dasitel will meet John Nichols who toppled top- TS Kirn164 words
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333 1963-05-05 10 lONDON, Sat—Everton J remained at the top of the First Division table when they beat lowly Rolton Wanderers I—o1 —0 today, r.vrrtnn lead with .">7 points from 40 games. Tottenham Hotspurs. 4 —l winners at home to Sheffield United. are three point. behind333 words
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Article101 1963-05-05 10 BRISTOL. Sat. The W«M Indians were shot out for 89 here by Gloucestershire toda;-. but hit back to claim five of the county's wickets for 35 runs by tea. Past bowler Charlie Griffith, top scorer for the tourists with 22. claimed all five Gloucestershire wickets whichReuter - 101 words
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Article82 1963-05-05 10 Darshan and Perera —shine OINGAPORE? Sat —Civilians took a 63-run lead at the end of the first day's play in the annual SCA match for junior tournament players j against Services at Net' Soon 1 today. Civilians, batting for 135 minutes, were all out for 134 with Darfthan Singh (54>82 words
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Article72 1963-05-05 10 SOCCER TOl'R MATCH: Stno-Malay* v Customs, S. Vietnam (Jn Bebar. 7 p.m.). SAFA DIV. 2C: T. Kurau v Haikowyu (Jn Besar 5.30 > Maxwell v Stable Boys (Farrer Pk»: Div. 3D: Katonc v Airport (Far- rer Pk): Amicables "A" v RAF Tengah "A" (Ferrer Pk): Reformative v Kpg72 words
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2047 1963-05-05 10 Young Nawab and Legis Lass land shocks DAY OF CLOSE FINISHES AND GOOD DIVIDENDS AT PENANG RACES npWO big upsets highA lighted the racing here this afternoon when Young Nawab and Legis Lass won to pay three-figure dividends. Young Nawab. well ridden by Kitson Leong, took the last race over2,047 words
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Advertisement193 1963-05-05 10 twtvfat \bu get 17 flights every week by B/% A J* ROLLS Oaf ROLLS-ROYCE R JE I S M W RQYCE 8 EASTBOUND 9 WESTBOUND %Skttkltt Mr* Fly jn the supreme comfort and reliability of Rolls-Royce Comets or 707s EAST BOUND I WEST BOUND ALL OVER THE WORLD ARR DEP193 words
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Advertisement208 1963-05-05 10 i2-> WOntsSi2 Minimum) CHIANG— LEE: Between Lone Bu. second I o Mrs. Chianc J, on Tianu and Nancy Ah Moy. only d o the late Mr. and Mn. Lee See Teo on 5.5.63. ACKMMVI.I IH.MEXT MRS TAN CHONG BEO aid family thank all relatives and friends for their condolences, assistance,208 words
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Advertisement368 1963-05-05 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KEMKNTERIAN PERTAIIAN AN MIMSTKV Off Dl RNCEI .1. The Federation Army, tIM Royal Malayan Navy and ilia Royal Malayan Air Force require .suitable candicates for short Service Commissions. The RMAF require only potential pilous. 2. Applicants mu.'-t have the following qualifications: a. Federation Arrm U) Be aced between368 words
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1500 1963-05-05 11 Go nap on Pasir Puteh— K.L. form is above Class 2 PENANG, Saturday. DEST bet at Penan? today is Pasir Puteh in the 13 Class 2, Div. 1, 7f handicap (Race 7). This Smokey Eyes five-year-old has all the makings of a topflight sprinter. First time out at Kuala Lumpur1,500 words
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Article178 1963-05-05 11 Epsom Jeeps best bets arc Noble Gesture (Race 1). Honey Bee (Race 4) and Pasir Puteh (Race 7). The. going is fast. V. GESTURE K. GESTURE I CHOK PAVONG Kwel rirtrrni-l Httnri Ni.hle Gesture Chor I'avonc lior l'.i\onc I'irternel 11. CHANCE 11. < HAM I D. CHANCE Race178 words
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Article1527 1963-05-05 11 Race One: 2.0— Cl 3 Dlv 1-5-^ 1 Depth Charfe (TNT St.) R Breuk.. 3 fl.O 3 2 i;iclio Prince (PC St.) Ahmad. 3 90 B. Wilton 4 i Oaja Mada (C L St.) Ahmad. 4 9.0 < »J; 4 Krm.im.ui (Mrs. O. M. Noordin) Noordin. 4 9.01,527 words
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Advertisement868 1963-05-05 11 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE (Spore) M arsis SS <*ti».y— Box U rfe. exfre PHOTOSTATS BY PHOTOMATIC. SS. Ronlason Road lei NM PHOTOCOPIEU DOCUMENTS. Can he reduced or Bmksrßß*— Baafl !>M«9 TanK'e. SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) S* Werde Si (Mlm.y—Box SO rfs. exfra distinctive IN DIIICN, Jewellery from Law Onn 206/8868 words
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Advertisement898 1963-05-05 11 EDUCATION t* W ereto li I Mim.t—Box S* rU. txtrm LtARH SANSKRIT Tbe Way For Perfrct Peace and Prosperity ai>eolute BBtinftctKW. Qualification Atteeied. Apply to Huperviaor 4C Chat*l Road. SlDKapore IS. CVMA COLLBCB (CORRf tPONOENCE) for scientifically divined botneatudy coumea lor r'.JJ C. School Cert., H SC. L.CX, Q.T. Secondary898 words
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Advertisement296 1963-05-05 11 The sign of the big difference is /&8\ Wv. <$i*^| Hr AiTj^k F <P 4BBmw*^^^Jm^^Bt&^^^^r .afeel Lb^bS V 1 ►i 9 -^J .^W k I ICSSOJ aBmVaBH b^b^BbbK sbkl J fV/hmTm^L^KF BFj B 1 Ibbb AjV"BSlHhMMbgaW^-J I Jti» aVO JiEr BWBtimmm VBBBBT ***^tf7KS a^ar *> t, ■aaTee^H «B ir^ I296 words
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Article181 1963-05-05 12 Stone KO's team KEDAH CLAIMING A WALKOVER AS PERAK CAME LATE PENANG. Sat. I/EDAH today claimed a walkover from Perak who tailed to field a team against them for their north /one tic of the inter-state hockey competition for the Rank Cup. Halt the Perak team arrived at the Minden181 words
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Article180 1963-05-05 12 were confined :o a 2-0 i of victory over Johore by the brilliant goalkeening of Austin d'Cn:/. In the South /one triangular (or tin Cup. Despite Hvcn pressure by the Singapore forward*, V I Cruz •refased to be beaten until late in the came when Kartar180 words
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Article41 1963-05-05 12 I TOKYO. Sat.— lndia aained 2-1 lead over Japan in the Davis j Cuo Eastern Zone final when Jai- 1 rtei p Muker.iee and Pram jit Lai beat Av-ushi Mivagi and Michio I Putil 6-4. 6-2 7-5.41 words
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Article, Illustration57 1963-05-05 12 DAVIS JUMPS HIGH TO HEAD GOALWARDS Joint Services insideleft Davis (10) outjumps Combined Services' defenders to head goalwards, but goalkeeper Hunter (not in picture) brings off a good save. Looking on is Reilly (No. 8) of joint Services. The Singapore team won this Malaya Cup match 5-1 at |alan BesarKok Ah Chong - 57 words
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Article199 1963-05-05 12 Xl ANT AN, Sat. Johore led Pahang on the first innings at the end of the first day's play in a Malayan Cricket Association inter-state league match on the main pa dans here. Close of play scores were: Pahang 91. Johore 109-9. PAHANG IST INNS—BaUkrishiuii199 words
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Article, Illustration662 1963-05-05 12 TEOH ENG TATT - TEOH ENG TATT JOINT SERVICES SCORE THEIR SECOND MALAYA CUP VICTORY By SINGAPORE, Sat gIXGAPORE Joint Services' lon eh for a goal-scorer appears to have en Last Sunday at Seremban 18-year-old Jonn Warwick, playing his first Malaya Cup soccer match, sored the goal to beat Negri Sembilan662 words
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515 1963-05-05 12 IPOH. Sat— Malaya's Davis Cup pl-tyer, S A. Azman. the No. 2 seed, was surprisingly extended to three-sets by Tori Boon Theng. of Penang. a former badminton star, in the men's singles of the Perak opst) tennis championships here today. The games515 words
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267 1963-05-05 12 NS protest against refereeing in Malaya cup match J^UALA LUMPUR, Sat Negri Sembilan do not entertain any great hopes of victory for their south zo:.e Malaya Cup soccer competition match against Singapore at Jaian Besar Stadium on Wednesday. The match was scheduled for tomorrow but was postponed at. the request267 words
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Article29 1963-05-05 12 LONDON. Sat— Football results: English div. 3 Bristol City 0 Wrexham 2. Scottish div. I— St. Mirren 2 Dundee United 1. Third Lanark 4 Dunfermline 0.29 words
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Article74 1963-05-05 12 SINGAPORE. S.i'. Jim Air rj 'scratch i broke the Keppel Golf Club course record of 67 set by D. H. Clendon in 1955 when tie lmd a grass 62 in the Div "A" medal stableford competition today. Airih's nett score of 48 won him the74 words
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Advertisement165 1963-05-05 12 EXTRA STRENGTH... TO MEET f I EVERY ROAD. LOAD AND I I CONDITION OF SERVICE Muu^OTT*"'' Tj T Jmf/^Rm fir ton truck (yrnarr especially engineered to (iwt Jftfll Zfflk^H brttn wrvicp on every hauling job. They are taJlorIfeM^^liP^W" made (or long mi lean? or lor traction The Shock~ExsS)&ssrffill> -jm^^^/^BAf Fortified165 words
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Advertisement142 1963-05-05 12 A glorious chance to own your own home. "PUDU HEIGHTS' ~fl[ L Scenic spot In Koala Lumpnr flf Town Approx. 550 feet above JH Jk sea level. Ideal Sites for Idea* Bomes. Reservation for BUNGALOWS/LAND Deglns now. Closing on 30th APRIL. 1963. FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. Enquiries cordially welcome.142 words
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Article543 1963-05-05 13 K. BASKARAN - K. BASKARAN WHY NOT? By KUALA LUMPUR EVERYDAY $41,000 worth of fresh importJcd fruits into the marketing basket of the Malayan housewife. That In hard figures, means that the affluent Malayan society eats something like $15,000,000 worth of fresh imported fruits a year. It543 words
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Article, Illustration689 1963-05-05 13 Why I say this beats the cheongsam ■M 9 AS o costume, the que hao hoi been cunningly devised by the devil to fit an angel. How can modesty find affront in the complete encasing of I II^Pl the emo c form from the neck to fingertips and down to689 words
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Advertisement19 1963-05-05 13 *"M W H PROFILE of Felix Bondoronoikc. the man halfway up the stairs: See ASIA Magezine Page 12. fc~19 words
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Advertisement82 1963-05-05 13 NEWCOLOURS FOR YOUR I CD [^HOME.r.WITH ICI PmTALITEJ hjMi ™XZL\ H 1 ftiwtfcnioallfl-oufsM* I fT Vok\ fayA ICI DUIWX (]ss j^CSSEII^ I G\oqq Finish for doors, 1 ~\£g^ f^-r^^ =^T fSc east/ to eppkj uJith kweh. roller or I sprayer -teases no'pairity'gm^ll l C -'-*'NTS,MALAtA>"||j IJmJDEU T A I I82 words
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Article64 1963-05-05 14 (JOST ol living it up in America I* up. A survey into ihr cost of a night out on the town —Including baby-sitter, cocktails. dinner, theatre tickets, and m«ht club afterwards thova that entertainment comes high. In New York such a night, the survey shows, would cost 8164 words
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Article, Illustration549 1963-05-05 14 Propping drudgery To housekeep with the times... EVEJLYN TU REPORTS ON NEW-WAVE DOMESTICITY WRITE TO: Mitt Evelyn Tv, The Sunday Times, Time* House, River Volley Road, Singapore 9. A stamped and addressed envelope mutt accompany your query. FRANKLY, do new ideas in the home frighten you? Or are you the549 words
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Article289 1963-05-05 14 MALAYAN girls are as conscious of their complexion as they are of their clothes. Yet they face skin-care problems galore. A frequent query In my mail is: "How can I cure open pores?" I have received so many letters on the subject that It would be289 words
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Article136 1963-05-05 14 "CTROM America today, good news for wives if not for all husbands. It concerns those American businessmen who go out of town on business. The hard -hit hotels and restaurants are planning a terrific fight to beat the new U.S. Government crack-down on expense-account living. And industry136 words
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Advertisement300 1963-05-05 14 g^jM^i New Beauty M without shine! JLvll New smooth finish without dryness! M Helena JiL Rubinstein introduces Paris-born I 1 I Coverfluid J For the new matte o I and flawless look :::1 -no shine c and no dry skin QJ r>Aßts went wild about Helena Rubinstein's sensational new Coverfluid.300 words
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Advertisement497 1963-05-05 14 ESOTERICA has earned the coveted USE TESTED SEAL IN McCAU'S TEST ROOM we icm products and services for the qualities and features you will iind important when you use them. Thafs why. after we have tested a product in the laboratory and in practical use and like it. we believe497 words
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Article850 1963-05-05 15 Lost boy to her sister Broken dates Just one drink 0 WHAT'S your problem? Write to: Misi Jane Lee, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Sinaapore 9. No replies by posf. J)HAH Jane Lee: I introduced a hoy with whom I was in love to mv sister. Now850 words
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Article, Illustration408 1963-05-05 15 PHOTO CONTEST Expression of gratitude by an ex-patient \fV father received such good treatment at a certain hospital that now he wants to pay for the cost of upkeeping an extra bed ill hospital, as an expression of gratitude. How much will it cost to put408 words
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Article408 1963-05-05 15 MY mother sent me a parcel from Penang recently, but unfortunately my address was wrongly written Where will the parcel be now and how can I claim it? P.K.S. the address cannot be found, the parcel will be returned to the sender. You can ask your mother408 words
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Article220 1963-05-05 15 LARRY dropped into a little country shop and found it piled high with salt. There were boxes, barrels and bags of It everywhere. "You certainly must sell a lot of salt." he said to the owner. "No." said the owner. "I I hardly sell any salt220 words
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Advertisement193 1963-05-05 15 Lasting Value In A Temporary House See ASIA Magazine (Page 8). Children's Britannica AM i <** m t* i| v h JW^H C OH «8i J»,l» at I v !W L..-U..-Ukf^ ftffffK I Mttt* < I I f I 13 3 i>v Jf^wL. i i~ w J5 K 5 5193 words
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Advertisement22 1963-05-05 15 DROP IS A LINE. Our address: The Know All. Sunday Times, Times Houw. River Valley Road. Singapore 9. No replies by post.22 words
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Advertisement692 1963-05-05 15 For quick promotion, better pay, and a career you could put your heart into OJjJOM Ojjff of THESi Vr% NO COST OR VI »3 iFWIFIcII OBLIGATION OF ANY KIND!** IF YOU are ambitious, forward-looking and keen to I w^..«, m m make the most o( today's opportunities, here is a692 words
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Article852 1963-05-05 16 'POINTER' on training..* j In passing lialk oi a law u> prevent iar> and notor-bicycles irom making < t notM will be ve:y unpopular among the jrouni is three quarters of their pleasure It gives a MBM of power, and the driver comes to think that it is852 words
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Article1476 1963-05-05 16 Dr. L John Glaister - Case of the cat man' Dr. L John Glaister ENDING THE STORY OF A iitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin By QUOTE: of court*, ore ols3 greet pmrt of our work. I Hove dealt with hundreds of rktm. Offences against children hove, unfortunately, been o large part o» them, but unfit housing conditions ore further1,476 words
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Advertisement155 1963-05-05 16 Butterflies, The Neglected Beauties Of Asia See ASIA Magazine (Page 3). ARE YOU A Mggg^SlgggP^^gl ggW V "'ggpisA v gg^Ji m fl ggigW MHLVHggggggggHgggflgflggg^^ Jb then you must read DON T STRIP A MAN OF HIS SELF-RESPECT idPVH Frank and intimate advice from a Malayan w« mother to her daughter155 words
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Miscellaneous258 1963-05-05 16 {POPULAR CROSSWORD j ACROSS: 1 Awful failure! (4>; I DOWN- 1 Uproa. i6>. I^.v 4. Talks childishly <8p; 11. Fabu- tiny <3> :t Sea- reature lous bird <3» 13. Card <3>: 14. More willingly i6>: ti Tumblers as hnssr ;v a k ™v^£ Knocks <4>; 29. Employing isr 21 Awkward258 words
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Article, Illustration609 1963-05-05 17 SCIENCE DETECTIVE AND THE DEATH PENALTY JOHN GLAISTER <* wanted to go on the stage as a comic. Ho was already a star in local amateur shows and his ambition was to be a top of the bill light comedian. His fatner did not approve so609 words
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614 1963-05-05 17 Do you take a gamble with health? ■i'l'M'iiHM.fl WHENEVER Matthew Frost took a deep breath, he felt a pain In the right side of hN chest. He tried to Ignore it. and continued workIng at his office. Borne of his colleagues remarked to him that he did not look well.614 words
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Article90 1963-05-05 17 COMING nrxt month: The Alfa Romeo (iiulia l(iOO Spider sport* car. with a reputed maximum speed of more than 104 nip h The Singapore agents for Alfa Romeo, wbo have been selling only the $8,750 Diulietta saloon, say the sports model is now available because the factory90 words
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Article, Illustration574 1963-05-05 17 PETER LIM - There is method in this L-test madness... PETER LIM MOTORING By BY THE W\Y: omplaint from Mrv Yeroni<* I luise U> police at New Briuin. Connecticut: fang of high -rhool bow keep picking up m> SBf and walking off uilli it' Mri. Chue has a lin\ Italian car. ol course.574 words
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Article198 1963-05-05 17 ASK YOUR DAD This is the column that helps you answer those questions the youngsters lire: WHY DO HEALTH sVLTS FIZZ* WHEN you've bern teeliriK under the weather. you ye often, no doubt. taken a spoonful of white health wits, dropped it into a fiats til water and wondered what198 words
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Advertisement110 1963-05-05 17 jP; > &S *^^T '^Mft3sflß^BV^LsMLs^^VV>^^ji^^B^ Tff s?^!^b^^^^^^ M^Lm. ■■la^^V '*a^^ r y^^^—M B^B^bV JBaStt Wl^^r 9*Js _^MMMB?4MHWBViajWSt<b^* Ib^B^B^Lbk!^ S^BB^BrV BY' IB J IBS—^**y**'"*' SS^lW^f myf>*« 'Bu ?fii '?.V V V| Sgj^. iFg^ JSMPBF?Sbb^'BbI B^BBf~ 4-T^ "Y*\ j~\*TA T Aircroft Courtesy ot IjXAv^ JL-Lt^ W Moloysio Air Chorter VAUXHALL VELOXICRESTA The110 words
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Miscellaneous362 1963-05-05 17 Your Sunday radio RADIO SINGAPORE g%ff l^nT, %^r SoT S S AM U0 lime Sunal. Nega.a- ig™™%, Th All Star Festival 3o rllio am* Ku. bOi Morning Melodies. 7uO rl^, of J *f 830 Hour; i gapore Concert Orchestr" lime Signal. The Neus. 1.10 Hen- T******, The Newv 7.10 1362 words
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Advertisement616 1963-05-05 18 aVsV RQ HB iQa^gl Bar aHatl \f.^A gV_ laiW^i^a^faOjal Sictitn if cempwirnti >■ g^^MsaiifaMH kl>> You can start your own Radio-Television busmctt without capital. The A R.T C Practical Radio and Television Course gives you training and your tools of trade at the same time. A.R.T.C. will tram you. m616 words
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