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Title Section14 1964-04-26 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES In No. 1.470 SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1964. 20 CENTS. KDN 73214 words
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Article, Illustration2904 1964-04-26 1 AGAIN IT LOOKS LIKE THE ALLIANCE Country-wide survey carried out by Sunday Times reporters before polling at the 3,400 centres ended at 8 p.m. shows ruling party will be returned to power by a bigger majority than before justifying the forecast by Alliance SUNDAY TIMES REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE2,904 words
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Article187 1964-04-26 1 JJOTA BHARU. Sat. Kelantan police arrested 24 people early this morning after a fight between Alii an cj and PMIP supporters at Paslr Tumboh. seven miles from here. Two men. Inche Zakaria bin Hajl Isa. 25. and Raja Sulaiman bin Raja Mohamad, 21. were187 words
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Article43 1964-04-26 1 STRASBOURG. Sat. Thf "resident" storks of a village near here fought and defeated "Invader" storks which wanted to nest In the village Result: One dead invader, several hurt, and power cut off when an injured stork fell on electric cables*.43 words
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Advertisement55 1964-04-26 1 EXQUISITE ENGAGEMENT RINGS U.S. de SUVA SONS, THE JEWELLERS 25, Raffles Place, Siniapore-l. Tel: M«57 THE ISLAND OF FUN AND ADVENTURE \fl £^oit7^£S~£^3sJ For wonderful fishing L y^_> /<^^<^"\jy swimming, hiking or t^SrO 00 y jus' o n 'C« quiet reif visit Polou Longkowi. FLY THE^E BY MALAYSIAN {Pia AlnffAlj55 words
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Advertisement226 1964-04-26 2 Elegance With Rugged Strength 'T/^nX The Toyota Crown is the last wxsA in elegant styling, quality workmanship and MfXJj scintillating performance. Nowhere will your Toyota Crown be overshadowed \T^/ by another car; you will always be proud to drive away in it. And under- x^TSnTnpl neath that sleek exterior is226 words
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Article, Illustration1173 1964-04-26 3 Women in baju kurongs, sarong kebayas go to vote in boats, carts The S c c n i vasagam brothers who are standing for re-election have laid on about 300 cars and the Alliance about 120. The Socialist Front which had earlier decided not to put out any vehicles, changed1,173 words
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Advertisement141 1964-04-26 4 ffl^te MEET THE W f^^ v Jii NICEST 2K^L*'fS\ PEOPLE **ife\ UN fl llwliilfl r|^ Maybe it's the incredibly low price. Or the fact it doesn't gulp gas. Just sips it -90 kilometers to the liter. Or the way the masterful 4-stroke 50cc OHV motor carries you along at 65141 words
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324 1964-04-26 5 Brisk turn-out doubles after business establishments close Alliance worker was assaulted and taken to the General Hospital lor treatment. MALACCA: SUV"; cent of the 125.585 voters in the State had cast their ballot papers, the percentage being particularly higher In the rural areas. A heavy shower at 11 a.m. cleared324 words
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Advertisement232 1964-04-26 5 11 KEEP II YOUR FUNDS Jk LONDON 11 IN A II s°/ 1 1 DEPOSIT ACCOUNT ■j\ A Deposit Account with Lombard Banking Limited mean* K complete financial peace of mind. No UK. Income Tax will rw X W dcducte 4- Your money accumulates all the time and it quite232 words
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Article24 1964-04-26 6 M wertta 11?/. (Minimum) MR A MRS. Mervyn Neo thank reNtive* and mend* for their valuable girta and their attendance at their adding24 words
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Obituary30 1964-04-26 6 M issraa tl!/- f Mini mm at) IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr*. Tat hiKin I.cc i *»i who paaeod away on 4 int.l By her aorrowfu) eon J.30 words
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Article28 1964-04-26 6 MM fa/ (mimimim) MRS. OM. READ aod daughter rowrart at Chilian RUM CM* •ft K L r» air iZ-4-b« for *> month f holiday cotrrmg Hongkong. .Upan Bangkok28 words
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Article111 1964-04-26 6 2$ tfrn-ab SIM (Him.) PPESBVTERIAH CHURCH In «ln(Kpore, Orchard Knajl Sunday Btrvlce U a.m. and 6 p m All Welcome. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH. I rod < '.inning Road. Singapore. Telephone, 3AM7I. Worship Services at 7SO '■>i a m. and 5.30 p.m. Bunday School for all age* at A.48111 words
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532 1964-04-26 6 OPINION Sunday. April 26, 1964 THE SPIRIT OF GET UP AND GO rpHIS morning we may well I A repeat to ourselves those historic words from Jack Kennedy's inaugural address: "Ask not what your country can do for you ask what you can do for your country." The election is532 words
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Article38 1964-04-26 6 A friend's frown is botto- than a foe's smile JAMES HOWKLI, It is always sad to do something fir the last timp SAMUEL JOHNSON Womai. the salvation or the destruction of the family. HENRI F. AMIEL38 words
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Article, Illustration1270 1964-04-26 6 HASNAH VIM ALA- CHEN - And so we begin anew HASNAH VIM ALA-CHEN jj^^^^^j By ON THIS morning after the election, when the vanquished are deep in dismal afterthought, let the victors raise their eves for an unclouded vision of the five vital years of power that lie ahead of them. Vital, not only because1,270 words
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THE THINGS THAT PLEASE ME...
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Letter156 1964-04-26 6 ONCE upon a time (but not so long ago) the Malayan reckoned to pay a tenth of his Income in house rent. But that today is Just a sweet memory. Thanks to good government and the prosperity it has brought in its train we no longer pay rent.156 words
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Letter79 1964-04-26 6 T<HAT smell. The odour of the cool, fresh, fragrant Malayan air that greets me in the morning. The scent of breakfast cooking over a wood lire. The pungent but stirring smell of the early newspaper. And when it rains that most glorious of all smells a cjafty combination of earth79 words
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Letter111 1964-04-26 6 THE marvellous colours of a beautiful country. I have only recently come to live In Malaya, but already I love driving along the red ribbon of laterit* road under the green cathedral aisles of old rubber trees, past flat fields of paddy, past humped red hills crossed with111 words
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Letter53 1964-04-26 6 THK picture I once saw of the Tengku and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew sharing a single garland, standing in the mid- die of a group of smiling Malaysians. The People's Action Party deserves our trust and appreciation. Anyone who is so 100 per cent for Malaysia cannot be against us.53 words
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Letter69 1964-04-26 6 THAT there are no "Mods" and "Rockers" here. Though there are groups of bad-hats around, they are comparatively less destructive, less boisterous, and less expensively attired than their British counterparts. Our modern teenagers are a very sensitive group of people; susceptible to all sorts of influences. But they are69 words
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Letter13 1964-04-26 6 ryHAT trademark of the Malayan a happy smile. SITI HANIFAH, Sin 9 oport13 words
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Article62 1964-04-26 6 T»HE fact that every year when I visit Kuala Lumpur I see a txew bit of Kuala Lumpur a school coming up on an empty lot. flats surging into the air or factories filling up what was once bare ground Kuala Lumpur breathes of progress and62 words
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Article, Illustration637 1964-04-26 6 A woman could still become No. 2 in the USA LOOKINC AT THE OTHER '64 ELECTION "I WELCOME the 1 challenge and I look forward to the test," Senator Margaret Chase Smith said on Jan. 27, in announcing that she is a candidate for the Republican Party's nomination for President637 words
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367 1964-04-26 7 Profumo starts work in 'Chinatown 5 TONDON. Sat. -Mr. John Proiumo, former War Minister who resigned from the Government and the House of Commons over the Christine Keeler allair, started a new job this week. From Monday to Friday, for about eight, hours a day. the man who earned $850Reuter - 367 words
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Article94 1964-04-26 7 TODAY Sedill Kcchil 1000 a.m. i6.sft> 9.28 p.m (6.4ft>; Singapore 10 52 a.m. (B.6ft > 11.00 p.m. c 8 6ft>; Port Dickson 6.30 a.m. (B.3ft) 6.46 p.m. (9.2f1>; Port Bwettenham 5.46 a.m. (12.5 ft) 5.58 p.m. 13.7 f t»; Penang 12.14 a.m. (,7.3ft) 12.4194 words
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Article43 1964-04-26 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The first joint police-military exercise for this year codenamed "Full Time" will commence here tomorrow. Police secretary. Mr. TChelliah. said tonight that unlike previous years, this exercise will be conducted on modified lines for an extended period43 words
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Article, Illustration50 1964-04-26 7 Mr. and Mrs. S. Pius Fernandex after their wedding recently at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Ophir Road, Singapore. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. V. Solomon Fernandei. The bride, formerly Miss Caroline Isabel, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fernandei.50 words
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Article77 1964-04-26 7 SINGAPORE. Sat The Malay Settlement Union has complained to the Omnibus Licensing Board. Registrar of Vehicles Department, of alleged reckless driving by bus drivers of the Chants! Bus Company A copy of the letter wu also sent to the bus company. The letter alleged that "certain bus77 words
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343 1964-04-26 7 NOW SARAWAK TOO BANS SOUTH AFRICAN GOODS KUCHING, Saturday. THE Sarawak Government has also taken steps to ban South African goods. A Government gazette notification today prohibited the import of all goods originating in or manufactured wholly in the Union of South Africa or any territory administered by the Union.343 words
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Article, Illustration306 1964-04-26 7 RADIO MAN WEDS EARLIER BECAUSE HE WON AIR= TRIP TO FRANCE m m m m m m^^^^^"^^^^^^^"^^^-^^^—^^^— IPOH, Sat. The winner of a Brandy slogan competition which earned him two free return air tickets to France was married here today, earlier, than he had planned. He is Mr. David Ch'ng306 words
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Article36 1964-04-26 7 PARIT BUNTArt. Sat. A woman. K. Meenachee. 31, lost her clothing worth Slot) in her botue in Simpang Lima last nißhl when she had moved a few days ago to stay with friends nearby.36 words
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Article134 1964-04-26 7 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The National Union of Journalists, Malaya. is sending a two-man delegation to the seventh Wond Congress of the International Federation "f Journalists which opens on May 3 at Vichy. KTance. The delegates are: Mr. N.T.R. Singam, chairman of the NUJ research and negotiating committees,134 words
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Advertisement392 1964-04-26 7 *90^^n 1 OF SALES Si arts K iutioi rim FURNISHING MATERIALS and A WIDE RANGE OF LATEST QUALITY DRESS MATERIALS from U.K. and the Continent at Greatly Reduced Prices S.A. MAJEED CO., 70, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE-6. TEL: ***** 139, East Coast Road. 45, Seng Poh Road. 143, East Coast Road.392 words
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Article, Illustration137 1964-04-26 8 '|"HE youngest member of filmland's most famous family made his debut before th# camera on Thursday. And Crandsd John Mills not only directed the shot he took it, too. Wearing a broad grin John went to visit his daughter, 22-year-old actress137 words
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342 1964-04-26 8 ADELAIDE, Saturday. JYjR. Paul Hasluck, Australia's new Minister for External Affairs, has no intention of making an overseas tour such as that planned by his predecessor, Sir Garfield Barwick, now the Chief Justice Designate of the High Court of Australia. In a television interviewReuter; AP - 342 words
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124 1964-04-26 8 At 7, Kosie grows rich finding water JOHANNESBURG. Sat. The Boy with the Diamond Eyes, his father calls him. But It Is seven year old Kosle Labuschagne's ability to nnd water "In a drought-stricken land that South African farmers want and pay for handsomely. In seven months as a water124 words
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Article73 1964-04-26 8 Invited— then snubbed JOHANNESBURG. Sat.— Two Japanese businessmen, members of a technical delegation Invited to spend about two months in this country, were snubbed by 36 hotels in the Johannesburg area before they could find accommodation. South African business officials say. Hlsatoshl Sugawara and Masaru Tsuchlda represent* two of the73 words
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Article337 1964-04-26 8 BRIEFS HONG KONG. Sat. With the Russian language In disfavour. Chinese Communist leaders haxe launched a "Study Ertflteh" campaign throughout the mainland. Peking leaders are now organising private English language school. English correspondence schools and English selfteaching groups to spread the knowledge of English337 words
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Article447 1964-04-26 8 CTUTTGART, Sat. The hardened crime men In the murder squad laughed at the young detective when he Lisi.xted that something was not quite right about the death of 50-year-old book publisher Friedrich Schulein in 1952. "Playing Sherlock Holmes Is fine but facts are facts,447 words
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Advertisement60 1964-04-26 8 j Swan-Upping j i an old English J tradition j I S»»n-! pping i» the annual mark- J I ing oTihc»t ins on ih« River Thamev I I ondon. wi ivh take< place in Jul> j each MaV> fhis ancient ceremony I datet back to the 1 5ch < emurv60 words
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247 1964-04-26 9 Death for Soumokil unless Soekarno commutes sentence JAKARTA, Saturday [NDONESIAN secessionist leader Dr. Christian Robert Steven Soumokil. will die before a firing i-quad unless President Soekarno commutes the death sentence a special military tribunal imposed. Dr. Soumokil was convicted of armed rebellion against the Indonesian Central Government and masterminding aAP - 247 words
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Article50 1964-04-26 9 LONDON. Sat. Manchester has become the second city in Britain London was the first— to rule that "The Memoirs ol a Woman of Pleasure Fanny Hill" was obscene. The magistrates ordered me destruction of 3 836 copies seized by police from Philips Park Press. Manchester50 words
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Article17 1964-04-26 9 MADRID. Sat. The Spanish General Post Office, streamlining its services, is advertising for 300 bicycles.17 words
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243 1964-04-26 9 Japanese fair pavilion 'fine art work' \EW YORK, Sat. The New York Times says that it is "a safe guess that the finest single work of art created for the New York World's Fair is Masayuki Nagares sculptured exterior for the Japanese pavilion. It called It a "superb abstract sculpture."243 words
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Article52 1964-04-26 9 LONDON. Sat. A new liresaving machine which cut* operating theatre risks is now being used in a dozen British hospitals. It fuves surgeons, tor the first time, an accurate, last picture of how much blood to transfuse Into an accident victim, instead of having to rely on52 words
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151 1964-04-26 9 VIENTIANE, Sat. The Communist Pathet Lao today refused to accept the compromise worked out between neutral Premier Souvanna Phouma of Laos and the right-wing junta, thus creating the possibility of renewed civil war This followed vestertfay'a charge by Chin;i that Premie Phouma is "under dures".Reuter - 151 words
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Article, Illustration79 1964-04-26 9 MADRID, feat.— The matador had fled in disgrace. The 1.6001 b. of infuriated bull was too much for him. Now it was left to the picadors and their horses to drive the bull back into his enclosure. But even then this picador found79 words
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Article172 1964-04-26 9 LONDON. Sat. Scotland Yard murder squad experts were last night investigating similarities In the murder ol rive women whose nude bodies have been found within a four-mile area along the River Thames. The theory is that the murders are the work of a sexklller.Reuter; UPI - 172 words
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153 1964-04-26 9 J ONDON, Sat. The British Government has drawn the terms of the speech made by President Nasser at Sanaa on Thursday to the attention of U Thant. the U.N. SecretaryGeneral. The British Foreign Office In a Press statement said. "Having given further consideration to the speechReuter - 153 words
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Article36 1964-04-26 9 LONDON. Sat.— The Soviet Union announced today the birth of sextuplets to a cow en a state farm in Mofnley and claimed It as a world record. The cow is an OslFresian hybrid.— A.P.AP - 36 words
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243 1964-04-26 9 NIGHT VIGIL BY WIFE THROUGH WINDOW LONDON, Sat. DIVORCE FOR HUSBAND pOLICE Inspector William Fox, 55. saw hit wife pedalling toward the cemetery on her bicycle at 10 o'clock one night. He followed her. j I Mrs. Dorothy Fox, 58. didn't detect her detective husband. At the cemetery, she took243 words
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Advertisement152 1964-04-26 9 i tteday i I Kit? J 1— x 1 I today I I (Everyday is Swanday) MEN WOMEN feel Young again A> w« grow old«r Iti only niturml th»t -we b^rln to «low down. But kirn p«opl« irrow old filter tli»n Oi«y should. Then they feel weak, tired, find It152 words
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Advertisement260 1964-04-26 9 I flew faster than a bullet Boy! A Qantas V-Jet really travels. Our Qantas pilot said a V-Jet's faster than a shot from a Colt. 45. So you'd think they'd call it the Cowboys and Indians Route to London. But Qantas calls it the Kangaroo Route. 1 suppose they're right,260 words
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Article283 1964-04-26 10 PLAN TO BOOST CHURCH WORK SINGAPORE. Sat. The Synod of the Anglican, Church in Singapore and Malaya will meet at St. Andrew'o School, on April 29 and 30. The main business before it will be the document "Mutual Responsibility and interdependenrp in the Body of Christ". This document originated at283 words
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360 1964-04-26 10 DO YOr have a query or doubt? Write to: The City 1 ditoi. Sunday Times. Tinted I House. River Valley Road. I Singapore fHERE was optimism that the week ahead the first after the elections will see turnovers picking up and an increase360 words
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Article309 1964-04-26 10 SINGAPORE. Sat— Combined business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange, with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (1.000) $1.90. (1.000) $191. (2.000) $1.92- Dunlops (1.000) $2.62. (1,000) $2.64. (1.000) $2.65. (1.000) $2.68: Esso (I.ooo> S3 Fltzpatricks (1.000) $2.58:309 words
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301 1964-04-26 10 DOCTORS AND NURSES SOUGHT FOR PEACE CORPS' WORK SYDNEY, Saturday. ]\JORK than 200 Australian doctors, nurses and teachers in the past fortnight have offered to go to Hong Kong and other underdeveloped countries. They hav^ volunteered to work in Project Concern, the unique medical service established two years ago in301 words
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Article200 1964-04-26 10 New deal for 500 Ipoh beggars IPOH. Sat. A fair deal for beggars was urged by the chairman of Ipoh 'District Welfare Committee. Mr. Bhagwan Singh, here today. He told the Sunday Times that the committee planned to build a $200,000 home on a five-acr,e site In Jelapang to bring200 words
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Article46 1964-04-26 10 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Straits tin price here today was $526.75 a picul. down $1.25. and the offering was unchanged at 240 tons. Singapore Copra Association noon price: unquoted. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: Bulk S46J sellers, drum $49!. sellers. The tone was quite.46 words
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Article39 1964-04-26 10 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat —The i Krian district welfare com- mittee will give financial as- distance to the 42 families in Tebok Panchor and Bukit Merah areas near here who were made homeless by a storm recently.39 words
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Article235 1964-04-26 10 SINGAPORE, sat. About 500 diplomats, servicemen and members of the public attended the 1964 Anzac dawn service at Kranji war cemetery today. The service was conducted by the Very Reverend E. O. Sheild. Dean of St. Andrews. Then followed official wreath-laying by Australian. New Zealand235 words
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Article39 1964-04-26 10 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Lions Club of Singapore East will present white canes and gifts to all registered blind people with the Singapore Association for the Blind when it launches its ''white cane project' sometime in May.39 words
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Article40 1964-04-26 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sut 1M youth section of the Buddhist temple in Jalan Berhala (Tempi* Road) will hold a baziiar tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 10 pm I licit will be five main stalls consisting of 20 booths each.40 words
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Advertisement77 1964-04-26 10 For Everything /jr Jo^ on Wheels J0 Jr jlr DUN LOP From cycles, scooters, motor cycles. M^mSßf^F 1 I :Wr on Wheels. Now most of these Tyres wS^^Sr^ Mm VTmmwL '^mmmw^^mr J& mF J? are made in Malaysia, at Dunlop's new «K ifl^-^ jfiffi^Jmm^r j| S***/ international standards but specially77 words
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Miscellaneous58 1964-04-26 10 Wmm m\ n/gir. i wont cove in. Briohfson. MoHS&tse. ted! In *JL Yl let htttqo, -s -Hue I ke&r putting f/ieball in tfngskort i £bout ljou Still ivavrfrng ijour court. You vane we *eed ii'S*- to leave us.^- ya/rown -ivkgtdcjou&ybitef? c ffy M GcodjcbT 6l9 r H needed h* cut58 words
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Miscellaneous228 1964-04-26 10 AIRLINE SCHEDULES AIRPORT arrivals and depar- tures for today: Penang Arrivals MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS: Prom Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 106) 7.35 am Singapore (ML 584 > 9.05 am Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 032) 9.45 am Singapore. Malacca and Kuala Lumpur i ML 004) 1035 am Kota Bharu228 words
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Article, Illustration883 1964-04-26 11 RODERICK; MANN - ONCE AGAIN IT'S THE WORLD OF BERETTAS AND BLONDES FOR HIM AND THE NEvV BOND CIRL IS A GOLDEN SHIRLEY EATON SEAN COXXERY has now embarked upon the third James Bond film adventure "Goldfinger" and when I ran across him at the Ritz the other day he told883 words
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Article232 1964-04-26 11 Film preview SEVEN DAYS IN MAY" is a political thriller, a melodramatised debate of an issue that is not merely burning but is a positive conflagration. Nothing less than war or peace? The situation at the start is that the President of the United States, a fine high blood pressure232 words
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Article163 1964-04-26 11 THE Singapore Musical Society x have published the programme for Betty Allen's Victoria Theatre recital on May 4, and It Is indeed a wide-ranging one which testifies to the versatility of this great singer Miss Allen's recital is divided into six groups. The first consists of two arias from163 words
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Article52 1964-04-26 11 r£ S ngapore Film Society will be showing a Japanese film (with English sub-titles) "Tora-No-O" tonight. Directed by Akiro Kurasawa. It will be screened at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise. Membership forms for the society are available at the door before52 words
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Advertisement116 1964-04-26 11 LASQ DAYS! INTERNATIONAL AERIAL ACROBATICS (Sponsored By Malaysta 4 At The GAY WORLD STADIUM (Former Happy World) Daily At 3.00 S.OO p.m. Special Concession To School* [Children At 60 ctv Each Daily Ar The I p.m. Performance. < 2 Solid Hour* of Non stop < Preothlesi Programme!! Please Come Early116 words
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Advertisement375 1964-04-26 11 FRESH AS SPRING... ALL YEAR ROUND I I J^% \A \f ,4Bsfl LeV t fc^Sjß* Jt Helena Rubinstein APPLE BLOSSOM The fresh, gay mood of Spring is captured forever in Helena R übinstein't light-hearted Apple Blossom fragrance. Enjoy the luxury of Apple Blossom Bath Salts or Essence, with gentle matching375 words
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Article, Illustration451 1964-04-26 12 PETER LIM - PETER LIM By HOW long does it take a spider to spin a web? Not quite as long as it takes a girl to fetch three belated wedding presents. T know, because during my road test of the Slmca 1300 < above) last week I found a spider on451 words
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268 1964-04-26 12 Chutes: Police find 4 more in Sabah JESSELTON. Sat.- A police search party yesterday morning found four more parachutes and three ammunition boxes at Tamparull, 30 miles from here. On Thursday police recovered several Russian-made parachutes in the same area. The Chief Minister of Sabah, Dato Donald Stephens, yesterday accusedReuter - 268 words
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Article274 1964-04-26 12 FARMER JAILED FOR AIDING ENEMY KUCHINO, Sat. A Sarawak Chinese farmer accused of assisting terrorists believed to be Indonesians In the Lundu district In the First Division was today sentenced to 21 months imprisonment by the Kuchlng High Court. The farmer. Chal Mcl Tu. 41, of Kampong Perlgl in the274 words
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Obituary50 1964-04-26 12 CABLE received from Tellpplal Ceylon. Vallpuram 69, elder brother of K.V. Naganathan, Post Office Klang, pasted away on 23-4-64. OEOROE MACKENZCE passed away at General Hospital JB on 25-4-1964 at 7.40 a.m. Funeral service St. Christopher's Church 4.30 pm on 36-4-1964 thence to Kebun Teh Christian Cemetery, Johore Bahru.50 words
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Article29 1964-04-26 12 SINGAPORE. Sat— A quarterly session of the Liquors Licensing Board for Singapore will be held In the First Criminal District Court at 10.30 am. on Jun* 9.29 words
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Advertisement499 1964-04-26 12 story of the Singing I 4fl& |P Strings of top British >3 m^ll Wr pop singer Cliff Ri- tttH nXIXR H^. chard and the Sha- 9 WM dows who talk of B their stage work and I MM iHH their by-now-famous I B\M guitars in this week's I flj/iyl Also499 words
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Advertisement82 1964-04-26 12 Utl CUSSIFIEO AOVE&TiSEHEfiTS 20 words $12 (minimum) LLOTD TRIESTINO M.V. "Aria" This vessel is expected to arrive from Europe tomorrow. 37th April, at 6 a.m. and will sail for Hongkong at 5 p.m. the same day. Passengers should embark between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. and all heavy baggage should82 words
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Advertisement162 1964-04-26 12 JOIN THE SMART SET A ROMA AS clean-cut, modern lines a really handsome set. Fully automatic with an additional front speaker giving excellent 1 23" screen. I|:T:"''-' \3K KaS?* >*^a fpfgl BLUE SPOT j^^| QUALITY' CORTINA low priced with automatic fine tuning. 5 programme selector buttons. Just press a button162 words
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Miscellaneous643 1964-04-26 12 Today's radio KUALA lIIMPIIR Ballet; 10.45 In Sentimental I\U«LM LUMHUK Mood; noo Tht j^ show; A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negara- la <™ldnight) Close. Ku; 6.02 Morning Melodies; 7.00 ein/»»i*nii« Time Signal. The News; 7.10 SINGAPURA Breakfast Potpourri; 7.30 Learn A Word A Day; 7.32 Breakfast AJtf. 600 Good Morning; 6.01643 words
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Article, Illustration17 1964-04-26 13 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP with With a 17-lb drop this Jambo mare can lead from start to finish17 words
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Article814 1964-04-26 13 WINDY WILLIES (Race One) has a good chance of a winning double. She got track conditions to her liking on Thursday and routed her rivals in the Div. 3 6f race. Windy Willies can get It. Her first win was over the XL 7f814 words
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Article, Illustration401 1964-04-26 13 TAKE JAMOUR TO WIN KING'S CUP yyITH only 7.10, speedy Jamour can lead from start to finish to win the $15,000 King's Cup over 6f (Race 6) at Kuala Lumpur today. This daughter of Jambo has shown ability in her few races. First time out at Kuala Lumpur in October401 words
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Article159 1964-04-26 13 IMIM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 W. WILLIES Salambo Ramarajiam LARALEGIS Windy Willie* Gunsmith RAMARAJIAM Windy Willies Nancuni Race t ELCHO PRINCE Wat Glnnr Blue Tattoo BLUE TATTOO Elcho Prince First Love ELCHO PRINCE Bine Taltoo Spartan Race S JUNIOR Korovou En Choy KOROVOU Junior Now What NOW159 words
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Article1806 1964-04-26 13 CARD KEY A letter after the horse's name Indicates the type of going preferred: i fast; g good; s soft; h heavy; a any. Betting forecast: (8F) strongly fancied: (F) fancied 'Apprentice allowances: Soaldi. P. K. Leong and Llm 3-lb: Chong and Dragon 5-lb: others1,806 words
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Article103 1964-04-26 13 Confident vote for Dust Devil AMY King's Cup day nap 1"! is Dust Devil in Race 8. This smart five-year-old was not disgraced last week when he went down by two lengths to speedy Anggrek Bulan in Div. 3. Giving Anmtrek Bulan a teniengih start into the straight h* steadily103 words
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Advertisement846 1964-04-26 13 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE M Ward, t$ (Min.)— Box It eU. rxlra TANG'S PHOTOCOPY BIHVICB M Boat Quay. Spore. 9M09. CiNUINC PHOTOSTATS. FotomaUc. BS. Kobloson Road. Spore *****. SHOPPING GUIDE (SPORE) MJTersb U (Ml*.)— Box i* tU. txtrm NIMOS of distinctive (Meicn. L<ee Oau> jaweOef. 200 8 South Bridge846 words
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Advertisement296 1964-04-26 13 TENDERS KEDAH J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from Class "D" and above registered P.W.D. Contractors at the office of the State Engineer, Kedah/Perlis. P.W.D., Alor Star up to 3.00 p.m. on sth. May, 1964 for the CONSTRUCTION OF POUR UNITS RURAL TEACHERS' QUARTERS AND ANCILLARY WORKS AT DALAM296 words
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Advertisement153 1964-04-26 13 v-3. --y'^ Swan the page upside down for this important message Getting Up Nights Makes Men Feel OM Before. Their Tim* Nothing; can make you feel so old. tired, aid damned aa losing- Mam and energr becaune of Getting Up Nights or Burning, Smarting. Itching Acidity. And If your back153 words
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385 1964-04-26 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. r PHE Malaysian hockey ream to tour A India from May 21 to June 15 have been invited to visit Pakistan as well. Malaysia Hockey Federation vicepresident A. E. Durairatnam said today the invitation came in a385 words
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Article, Illustration170 1964-04-26 14 PHONG GOES TO THE BOYS' FINAL ■iTI' j i ia 1 1 iB I BI I J I I lil_i_S*J KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Bartholomew Phone (above) reached the final in the boys' singles of the Selangor eawn tennis championships when he eliminated Mayudi 6-4 7-5. in the only match decided170 words
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376 1964-04-26 14 SINGAPORE AGREE TO STA TE AFFILIA TION WITH AAU t *^^^^^^^^J I I *^^t^F^r^^^l V^^^^^^^^^J I Kuala Lumpur, Saturday THE Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union, which has been functioning on a caretaker basis prior to the proper constitution of the new Malaysian controlling body, will hold its final executive council meeting376 words
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Article111 1964-04-26 14 LONDON, Sat.— A heavy 4-0 defeat at home by Wolverhampton Wanderers last night put Bolton Wanderers In danger of relegation from division one of the English football league. Bolton have now finished their league programme. They will be relegated If Birmingham win their final match against Sheffield111 words
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Article164 1964-04-26 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A sparkling innings by Allan vVpnless, who was unbeaten with 90 runs, put Selangor Club In a strong position In their two-day annual cricket fixture against Scremban Garrison (17th Gurkha Dlv.) on the Padang today. The Club had scored 170 for 4164 words
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Article79 1964-04-26 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. A Wilson, of Achilles, won re-run of the Singapore AAA crosscountry championship. His time for the Si-mile nee, which was run In pouring rain, was 29min. 54.25ec. Second was Ballamyne of RAP Changl 'A', while P. Pillai (Swifts) was third. Hodgson, the favourite79 words
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223 1964-04-26 14 Brazilians take it easy after 20 lead" SINGAPORE. Sat. Madurelra of Brazil, who meet Jobore In their final tour match at Jalan Besar on Monday, scored their fourth straight win In Singapore tonight when they Joint Services 2-0. Services, who were trying out their Malaya Cup side, opened the game223 words
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Article29 1964-04-26 14 SAIGON, Sat Malaysia drew with India 1-1 in their Group 'B match of the Asian Youth soccer tournament here tonight Malaysia led 1-fl at halftime. Renter. itttMHttsMsssssissssiMHsssssVnssssWßsnM^:':'Reuter - 29 words
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283 1964-04-26 14 KHOR CHEANG KEE - Tengku gives a tip: Back Anak Kulim KHOR CHEANG KEE By A LOR STAR, Sat. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today gave me an election day tip for Sunday Times readers. "Vote for the Alliance," he< said, "and follow it up byJ backing the Alliance sta-1 ble's Anak Kulim283 words
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Article294 1964-04-26 14 BOLTON JOIN IPSWICH T ONDON. Sat. Birmingham City escaped relegation to the Second Division by winning then last match today. They won 3-o against Sheffield United— which means that Bolton Wanderers go down with Ipswich Town. Manchester United, who beat Nottingham Forest 3-1, finl.Mied ruin.ei.s-up to Liverpool, with Everton third294 words
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Article29 1964-04-26 14 PENANO. Sat.— RAP Olujtor maintained their unbeaten record in Penang soccer lengim Div. 3B when they whipped RAP Chee Sen* Gardens 3-1 at Minden Banacks today29 words
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Article24 1964-04-26 14 MANILA. Sat.— lndia won ihe doubles match today against •the Philippines to lead 2-1 in the Davis Cup eastern zone final.24 words
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Article48 1964-04-26 14 SAIGON. Sat.— South Vietnam scored a surprise 1-0 victory over Burma iii their Group "B" match of the Asian Youth soccer tournament here tonight. Standings are: 1, Burma 4 points; 2, Malaysia 3 pts. (better goal aveneei; 3. Vietnam 3 pit; 4, India 2 points.— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Advertisement151 1964-04-26 14 „»e wo//</,. "2S^B^^«^^S^ .sssssssssssl I .^r /\^\^^^^r PYE a real beautl Australia U a vast country, where people live "outback" far from towns and shops. They depend on TV for entertainment. As the repairman may be SO miles or more away, Australians look for reliability in TV. "Fair dinkum— a151 words
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Advertisement464 1964-04-26 14 AUTOMATIC PATEK PHILIPPE MAITRES HORLOGERS GENEVE The world renowned superiority *§g^'. of PATEK PHILIPPE wotches is *fSt??**' explained by the three rule* '^flrrT^ set down in 1 839 by the found- JLj.. ers of the company ond they hove been respected ever since: [jj^P^^l fidelity to Geneva watchmaking trodi- [f^^>^464 words
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Miscellaneous184 1964-04-26 14 SPORTS DIARY BOCCEB Friendly: Spora Malays v Johore (Jn Besar). Prnanc DW. I: DAPC v ESC (5.15); Chinese Wanderers v Port Commission (6.45. both matches at City Stadium). CRICKET Navaratnam Shield: Police v S'nor Club (Depot. 111. Annual match: S'gor Club v 17 Gurkha Div. (XL padang. II i. Shephet.4184 words
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Article, Illustration1060 1964-04-26 15 C.G.L. DU CANN - The persistent widow would never him go FASCINATING people are rare as pigeon-blood rubies, and we should prize them accordingly. That human phenomenon, George Bernard Shaw, stood out as the most fascinating of his contemporaries. His complex and baffling personality. Communistic by choice, individualistic by nature; his coruscating achievements as1,060 words
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Article, Illustration1835 1964-04-26 15 THIS Is to certify thatrYou are my best and dearest love, the regenerator of my heart, the holiest Joy of my soul, my treasure, my salvation, my rest, my reward, my darling youngest child, my secret glimpse ofk Heaven, my Angel of the Annunciation; not yet herself1,835 words
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Advertisement229 1964-04-26 15 PACIFIC -~^^^M "*S A BUTTERnELO SWIRE ASSOCIATED COMPANY Jypp 1 L^ A TAIL OF FINE WINES AND TEMPTING CUISINE j^^^B^jy|^^H^^BßaJ^r CATHAY PACIFIC < n .lL TL c r „i r .MMmJpJIHr 43&USSX HONGKONG.BANGKOK Cathay racmcs nnc tare in the air! 1 he most magnihcent toods, the finest A VflK^, Y^**P/229 words
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Article, Illustration307 1964-04-26 16 EVELYN TU - EVELYN TU WOMAN'S PAGE TAKES A BOLD PLUNGE AFTER THE PARIS TREND-SETTERS... AND GIVES YOU PARIS who "plunged" into the Skin Game on a daringly low level has made such heady winnings on its bet that it has placed its chips 1 down for another year running.307 words
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Article239 1964-04-26 16 RARE Is the man who Is not tempted by good food. Rarer Is the man whose mouth does not water at the sight of a veil-laid out repast. This week. I drolled as I leafed through the life-like colour plates In the "Life" Picture Cook239 words
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Article188 1964-04-26 16 FARMER Liv of the "Communist Sun" collective farm lay down on his bed one night and said, yawning: "This was really a wonderful aay just fourteen hours of work, then only a halt -hour of rifle practice, the Party meeting lasted barely an hour, no one188 words
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Advertisement371 1964-04-26 16 t 10 EVERY U UMAX OVER 30... Endocil promises you that your &kin can be young again in 21 days la* Fndocit always and your akin will alar young. Is it possible? Yes -it is hormone-enriched Endocil penetrates •Irrp into your skin, stimulating the cells to recreate precious moisture, which371 words
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Advertisement263 1964-04-26 16 J LbBBBW^ jftflßß* 888 ■M Lbbt 'Mm Bui^ y aBBBBBB > BBB?BVjB^ J^M MM BK £l B^BB BBB^< *Bk7 FUN IN THE SUN-BUT WATCH THOSE PEEP-HOLES Write for this Free Booklet about Family Planning Nothing contributes more to family happiness than a contented healthy mother. This booklet will tell you263 words
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Article, Illustration756 1964-04-26 17 HOUSING VICTIMS ABOUT LIFE IN MALAYSIA MORE GROUSES FROM DISGRUNTLED READERS WITH NEW HOMES I MUST thank you for enlightening the public on what goes on in housing proiects. I tn one of the victim* of the housing estate developers, ana I believe my plight will interest your readers. I756 words
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Article, Illustration377 1964-04-26 17 KENNETH ALLSOP - Genius or dead end kid KENNETH ALLSOP- ■By HOW CAN YOU TELL WHEN A GIRL IS ONLY 13? IN the convent convalescent home for poor girls the 13-year-old She-l.i-h Delaney confronts the Government inspcctrrss and lies with bootfaced stolidness. "Any trouble In the family?" "My mother's been divorced twice and377 words
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Advertisement213 1964-04-26 17 n ME? OLD-FASHIONED? Y«.you! You can wear the latest Paris hat or coat, the latest lipstick, the latest false eyelashes, but millions or girls your age insist you're old-fashioned if you don't use Tampax. We read it in letters; we hear it by word of mouth. Tampax is the modern213 words
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Advertisement173 1964-04-26 17 For those desiring the convenience of synthetics the natural choice is easy- care MERMAID Blended Fabrics of 65% TETORON (polyester fiber) and 35% cotton. When .the comfort of a natural fiber is required, those who know ask for cotton fabrics bearing the STAR LION label. Both fabrics, backed by Shikishima173 words
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Article, Illustration175 1964-04-26 18 THE PICTURE CONTEST WINNER of the week's $30 prixe is Padi Planting" (right), submitted by Sim Lai Huat, 22, Wolferstan Road, Malacca. He used a Roll if lex camera and llford H.P.3 film. Setting: f 8; 1/60 with yellow filter. He will be paid by post. The cheque will be175 words
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Article739 1964-04-26 18 TALL, DARK AND HANDSOME TEACHER GETS A GOOD DOWRY OFFER HAVE YOU A PROBLEM? Then writ* to: Mist |M Lee, The Sunday Time*, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. No replies by post. I AM a teacher aged 28, tall, dark and handsome. Recently the father739 words
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Article358 1964-04-26 18 POINTER - BY POINTER IHAVE received a letter this week, from a reader who wishes to buy a good gun dog. He would prefer a short-haired dog, and would like to know more about the German short haired Pointer. Like his counterpart the Labrador, this dog is an excellent house358 words
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410 1964-04-26 18 Looking for a chance to turn author DROP IS A I.IKE. Our addrrm: Thr Know Alls. The Stmday Time*. Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. DEAR Know Alls: 1 am told that the Education Ministry in Singapore has a department which gives encouragement In the writing and publication of410 words
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Article200 1964-04-26 18 Children come up with the trickiest of questions so be ready with this scientific answer should you be asked: HOW CAN DOGS BEAK SOUNDS WE CANT? rpHE mechanism by X which dogs and humans hear sounds is very similar. Sound waves pass through the air and strike200 words
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Advertisement39 1964-04-26 18 feipV Back to School with a PARKER 45 l|fj H PARKER ARROW Hflil Parker Service Stations: Montor Ltd. Singapore Kuala Lumpur Paning B Visit the Parker Pavilion r •^T)l__i^_PiS^_r x -^V at the New York World's Fair v 4__£__ff___M?_Zj___lL; >39 words
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Advertisement633 1964-04-26 18 THE WORLD NEEDS TRAINED MEN I -~r I H England fl^"^^ _iii_i^^^^_ T^J fF __rf > '^^H_ BB^^^_J 111 r_l I HI B South Africajt^7 V _J^^aß Hongkong] _^^W^___T v ■j^rf^ B F Bangkoki >^>^— w^ _fl B New Zealand H If POSTAL EDUCATION -^V_»- 11l MANCHB THROUGHOUT THE WORLD633 words
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Miscellaneous292 1964-04-26 18 __9 M m'^mtm^ *_c afti Mt Tt AM j»_ 'em~*f» "^_i I 1 hEB I I I 12$ I Si ACROSS: 1. Pertaining to noble DOWN: 1. Play (5). 2. Weight (5). 6. Hazardous (5), 10. On. skilled in body's structure (9). 11. (6) 3 Boon (4)> 4 Rul6 (3)292 words
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Advertisement298 1964-04-26 19 U^ IMPORTANT REASONS WHY OVALTINE IS YOUR BEST BUY HL gives you the concentrated goodness of MALT, WL MILK, COCOA and EGGS, plus EXTRA VITAMINS. A 2 ONLY OVALTINE Ift tastes so delicious and does you so much good. ll| Enjoy that happy go healthy Ovaitine' feeling R*l^^EhP^ '^^M ~^^l298 words
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Advertisement416 1964-04-26 20 f \lk^ s^2i LUb Hp^ *fc all^ TOBCA PERFUMED COLOGNE a fascinating creation holding the secret of youthful charm ...the r W MALAYSIA "'HAZEIINE' SNOW" f* 83 Every day, more and more (F^ 2s^*^! </ women beautify their (Z&^^A^^A V skin with gentle, smooth 'A 'Hazeline' Snow" ?vS^^>r "_^-^j so416 words
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Miscellaneous1678 1964-04-26 20 Eff^^^yiTz) gar Rice Burroughs' 0 LIVES WERE lost,) fS^k S\ K contk^ution to <kts ob *^s 1 l f j. J *W C 1 liM JsaEl Fk .^BsP^ 1^ *^^^taslßßßßk s^l* t /Sbsbbbbbbb^T -^^^^^BsssTTss^LbssssssMßsstß f^^t^^^BssT a t"" v* r™ 4f* I PJ^^^^»<Bcvs^^y^3BSßßßa L/Zr/tr^ >^^^^OS^t ~^f/ I gJ^^fy^^Saslß^^^J^Jlj^j^y^^^^jy^^Y^^^T^^fc^^^ «^iT^ jBBBBBBBBBK^a^^bi^^ AW71,678 words
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Advertisement7 1964-04-26 21 Every genuine j BIC ballpen is marked7 words
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Miscellaneous264 1964-04-26 21 T#r CISCO youVU/Ud West favourite TU^pp IS Wt&BRIJ ME/ THgy TWa'^MT I MS^C w ya; ovV TP XIPSJy HOKSB6J PERHAPS /WHAT NOW, "1 I WE'LL WAVE 717 INTERCEPT FEWANPO W^ IVW Wgß^jf?^. '"g T'^ c AMSTiBBMWP?J NEARER TWE WNCH' HE* fOUNP TO^I \J F^R SUBTLETY. >1 WANT YOU 7 BLAST264 words
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Advertisement95 1964-04-26 22 5 THE p m house m c OF a 3 TANG C hoi everything under on« roof irconditioned for your comfort omple pork.nq spoce for your convenience MEN'S WEAR GROUND FLOOR everything for the weil-dreucd man in town LADIES' WEAR GROUND FLOOR moit exquisite ronof of bio uic t qcks,95 words
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Miscellaneous436 1964-04-26 22 M 0 II I *A K\ ONB yv>i **v i haven't BorfJ [When huso favil'4 partuej?,awp 4i00,000 /rr^ malvbp iTs.ooc, are nw covEffEP^f*^^^^:^^ I charle* and i H/We UFE imsurWDRTHOf RARE ART OBJECT?, MAP BEEM I J> I f/^. AMP WAS PACT OF TUC PY IM^PAH^E? J~==C~~^* > ANCE POLICIES436 words
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Article, Illustration398 1964-04-26 1 Hasnah Vimala- Chen - Hasnah Vimala-Chen By H SINGAPORE. Sun.— lt's a vote for the nation and (or the Tengku. As the results come pouring in at this early hour of a Sunday morning, one factor is immediately obvious. The ordinary people of Malaya have answered the Tengku's call and answered398 words
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Article, Illustration878 1964-04-26 1 4 am LANDSLIDE IT IS W9 9 w «^^T I •#4.# "y V flr fTn F T fM 7 /111 Election special GO-and it was Alliance all the way Tengku: This gives me courage to face my foes KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. foT 4 a.m. today, with 30 results still to878 words
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Article47 1964-04-26 1 AT 5 a.m. this was the stale of the various parties contesting the elections: Central State The Alliance 66 130 Socialist Front 1 3 P.A.P. Nil Nil U.D.P. Nil Nil P.P.P Nil Nil P.M.I. P. Nil Nil Party Negara 2 3 Independents 3 1147 words
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Article26 1964-04-26 1 5.05: Alliance gains control of Negri Sembilan State. 3.07: Alliance gains two-thirds majority in Central Parliament. At 5.20 a.m. PMir gained control of Kelantan.26 words
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Article57 1964-04-26 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. An opposition candidate went house -to house canvassing today and told the occupants: "I know you don't like me and will not vote for me. Is that right?" he asked. "Yes," came the reply. "Right then." said the candidate, "make sure you cross me57 words
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Article269 1964-04-26 2 Batu Pahat (25.344) SOU AH TECK (All.) NG JIN LAM (SF) TAN SEOW KIEW (UDP) Majority Batu Pahat Dalam (28*461) SYED ESA'BIN SYED ALWEE (All.) 17.225 SAKRONI BIN AHMAD (UDP) 3,056 Majority 14,169 J. Bahru Barat (22,493) HAJI RAHMAT BIN HJ. DAUD (All 11.722 LIANG TECK SUM (PAP) 447269 words
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Article244 1964-04-26 2 Alor Star (33,758) LIM PEE HUNG (All.) 14.749 SYED SALIM BIN SYED HAMID AL-IDRUS (PMIP) 3.608 TEOH AH THOW (SF) 1,747 GEH TENG KHENG (UDP) 2,695 Majority 11,141 Baling (31.820) HARUN BIN ABDULLAH (All.) 14.970 YAACOB BIN HAJI SHAFIE (PMIP) 5,208 ABDULLAH BIN MOHAMED HASHIM (SF) (SF) 1.782 Majority244 words
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Article156 1964-04-26 2 Bachok (26,275) HASSAN HAJI MOHAMED (A11.).... ZULKIFLEE BIN MUHAMMAD (PMIP) Majority Kelantan Hilir (25,451) TENGKU ABDULLAH AHMAD (A11.)... 6.496 HAJI AHMAD BIN ABDULLAH (PMIP) 12,721 Majority 6.225 Kota Bharu Hilir (30,955) DATO NIK AHMED KAMIL (A11.). ***** WAN MUSTAPHA (PMIP) ***** Majority '656 Kota Bharu Hulu (29,990) HAJI IBRAHIM156 words
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Article90 1964-04-26 2 Bandar Malacca (33,147) TAN KEE GAK (All.) n 700 CHUA SIAN CHIN (PAP)... 345? YEOH HO HUAT (5F).... Majority 3 j 131 Malacca Selatan (32,415) ABDUL KARIM BIN ABU (A11.)... ig 648 JA'AFAR TAN (SF) Majority.: a n 499 Malacca Tengah (30,568) TAN SIEW SIN (All.) i 8 5690 words
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Article138 1964-04-26 2 Jelebu-Jempol (27,140) MOHAMED IDRIS BIN MATSIL (All TAN BENG SOO (SF) ABDUL RAZAK BIN JUNID (UDP)! Majority Kuala Pilah (26,137) BAHAMAN BIN SHAMSUDDIN (A11. 14,842 JA'ALAM BIN OTHMAN (SF) 3,468 AHMAD JONES (UDP) 1,930 Majority 11,374 Port Dickson (22,062) T. MAHIMA SINGH (All.) 7,911 IBRAHIM BIN AHMAD (PPP)138 words
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Article98 1964-04-26 2 Bentong (25,145) CHAN SIANG SUN (All.) PHOON CHEE KAI (SF) Majority Kuantan (21,888) ABDUL RAHMAN BIN HJ. TALIB (All.) JAMAHIR BIN IDRUS (PMIP) MOHD. KAMEIL BIN TO' MUDA HJ. IBRAHIM (SF) Majority Lipis (27,447) ABDUL RAZAK BIN HJ. HUSAIN (All.) NIK AHMAD BIN NIK MAN (PMIP). Majority Pekan (18,485)98 words
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Article167 1964-04-26 2 Bag an (22,792) TAN CHENG BEE (All.) 8.925 SHARIFF BIN MOHD. ISA (PMIP) 983 MOHD. SALLEN BIN YACOB (SF) 6,564 M. P. MATHEW (UDP) 871 Majority 2,361 Dato Kramat (31,246) LIM CHENG POH (All.) 7,707 LIM KEAN SIEW (SF) 10,102 TEH EWE LIM (UDP) 8,236 Majority 1.866 Penang Selatan167 words
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Article463 1964-04-26 2 Bagan Datoh (22,771) SULAIMAN BIN BULON (All.) 12,2» IBRAHIM BIN HJ. DAHALAN (PMIP.... 4,331 Majority 7,894 Batang Padang (17,605) ABDUL HAMID KHAN BIN HJ. SHAHAWAT ALI KHAN (All.) 7 827 SINMAFI AMIRTHALINGAM (PPP). 3*412 LOH JEE MEE, JIMMY (Ind.) 2^099 Majority 4,415 Batu Gajah (23.741) NG FAH YAM (All.)463 words
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Article36 1964-04-26 3 Perils Selatan (23,112) HAJI MOKHTAR BIN HAJI ISMAIL (All.) 10,486 HAJI YUSOF BIN HAJI ABDULLAH (PMIP) 7,250 Majority 3,236 Perlis Utara (2 1379) OTHMAN BIN ABDULLAH (All.) 12,521 ISMAIL BIN MOHAMAD (PMIP) 6.119 Majority 6.40236 words
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Article223 1964-04-26 3 Batu (12,297) YAP CHIN KWEE (All.) TOO CHEE CHEONG (PAP) DR. TAN CHEE KOON (SF) Majority Bukit Bintang (33,636) TAN TOH HONG (All.) 9.107 WONG LIM KEN (PAP) 6.667 ABDUL AZIZ ISMAIL (PMIP) 650 ISHAK BIN HAJI MOHAMMAD (SF) 5.000 Majority 2,440 Bungsar (55,261) KOH POOI KEE (All.) DEVAN223 words
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Article140 1964-04-26 3 Besut (27,420) ABU BAKAR BIN AHMAD (A11.).... MOHD. DAUD BIN ABDUL SAMAD (PMIP) Majority Dungun (21,118) SULEIMAN BIN ALI (All.) ATTAN BIN NAIB (Negara) NGAH BIN MOHD. (PMIP) HARUN BIN YUSOFF (SF) Majority Kemaman (21,953) WAN MOKHTAR BIN AHMAD (All.) 10.1W SYED NOH BIN ALWEE (PMIP) 2.589 WAN HAMID140 words
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Article338 1964-04-26 3 BAHAU Thong Hiang Kirn (All) Tan Beng Soo (SF) Noordin b. Kobat (UDP) Majority BUKTT NANAS Woo Thong (All) 3,660 Ong Seong Sal (8F).... 2 257 Ng Lian Hut (UDP)... 1.641 Majority 1.403 GEMAS Lim Heng Seng (All) Kwa Kirn Poh (SFi Majority EMPOI. Hj. Katib b. Md.338 words
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Article525 1964-04-26 3 AVER HITAM Yusa b. Nawawi (All 8.145 1 Sakroni b. Ahmad (UDP) 1.845. Majority 6.300 BANDAR MAH ARAM Chua Sons Lim (AU.) 8.266 Tan Kor Chee (SF. 3.797 Majority 4.469 j BANDAR PENGGARAM Tan Peng Khoon (All) Tan Kau Ngee <SF> A. Aili b. Sadri (UDP) Majority BANDAR SEGAMAT525 words
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Article361 1964-04-26 3 ALOR STAR LUAR K. Nayar (AU) Wan Said b. W. Sa'ad (PMIP) Syed Noh b. S. Zain (SF) Abd. Majid b. Ariffln (UDP) Majority ALOR STAR PEKAN Tan Hai Loon (All) Lim Chin Ghee (SF) Ong Ah Yong alias Ong Chan Seng (UDP) Majority BALING BARAT Dato Syed Omar361 words
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Article440 1964-04-26 3 BACHOK SELATAN Mohd. Zain b. Abdullah (AU) Hj. Othman b. Hj. Ismail (PMIP) Majority BACHOK TENGAH Yusof b. SaUeh (All) Mohd. Amin b. Yaakub (PMIP) Majority BACHOK UTARA Ismail b. Yahaya (All) Shafei b. Ahmad (PMIP) Majority BANDAR HILIR Foo Chow Yong (AU) 4,657 Tengkn Jaffar b. Tengku Ahmad440 words
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Article374 1964-04-26 3 ALOR GAJAH Haji Talib Karim (AU) Haji Mohd. Ali b. Hashim (PMIP) Mohd. Jan Dolmat (SF) Majority BATANG MALAKA Haji Ahmad b. Hj. Joned All.) 4.351 Hong Wee Ju (SF> 2.321 Majority 2,030 BATU BERENDAM Mohamad Abdul Rahman (All.) 3,371 Sayed Abdoellah b. Alai Droes (PMIP) 228 Tamby b.374 words
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Article379 1964-04-26 4 BANDAR BEXTONG Chow Seng Tong (All) Chia Kia Pho (SF) Majority BANDAR RAUB Ng Keat Ling (AID Saw Chooi Lye (SF) Majority BENUS Chow Tek Noe (All) Scow Toong Sang <8F) Toh Wai Theng (UDP) Lee Yew Kwong (Ind) Majority BESERAH Hj. A. Aziz b. Ahmad (All) A. Aziz379 words
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Article461 1964-04-26 4 ALMA Hj. Sulaiman b. Hj. Ahmad (Alii Lee Chong Soon (SF) Harun b. Sirat iUDP) Majority AVER ITAM Chor Sin Kheng (All) 3.485 Lam Kean Siew -SF> 3.358 Toh Boon Kooi <UDP 1 1,202 I Majority 127 BAGAN AJAM Phee Joo Teik (All.) 4.741 Yahaya b. Abd. Rahman (PMIP)461 words
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Article784 1964-04-26 4 AVER TAWAR Ng Kuok Thai -All 5.926 S. R. Chandran (PPP) 4.422 Khoo Chong Poi (Ind) 269 Majority 1,504 I last night. Sunday. Times BAGAN SERAI Masud b. Lntoi (All.) 5,682 A. Samad Hj. Abas (PMIP) 2,135 Shaari b. Arshad (SF) 1.094 Sellar Sabaratnam (UDP) 124 Majority 3.547 BANDAR784 words
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Article168 1964-04-26 4 ARAU Tengku Adnan (A11.).. 1,631 Yahaya b. Baginda (PMIP) 1,339 Majority 292 BANDAR KANGAR Por Swee Giap (All.) Wan Khazim b. W. Din (SF) Majority BINTONG Syed Omar b. S. Hussin (All.) Abd. Rahman b. Hamid (PMIP) Majority KAKI BUKIT Loh Ah Tong (All.) Ariffin b. Jusoh (PMIP) Majority168 words
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Article413 1964-04-26 4 AMPANG Muhverddin Zakaria (All) 7.865 Zakaria Yusof (5F).... 4.720 Majority 3,145 BUKIT NANAS Loons Foong Beng (All.) 5,691 Lav Kit Sun (PAP) 5.017 Gan Yong Ming (SF) 3,641 Majority 574 j BUKIT RAJA S S. Murugesu (All.) Lam Khuan Kit (PAP) M. Rajamanikan (PPP) M. Nadarajah (SF) Majority DENGKIL413 words
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Article471 1964-04-26 4 BANDAR Tan Eng Aun (A11.)... 2,703 Abd. Rahman b. M. Salleh (PMIP> 1.290 Majority 1,413 1 BATU BIROK Hj. Abd. Muttalib (All) 2542 Ismail b. M. Daud (Neg) 1.891 Majority 651 BATU RAKIT Mansor b. Mohd. (All.) Abd. Rahman b. Muda (Neg) Wan Derahim b. W. Mohd. (PMIP) Mohamed471 words
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