The Straits Times, 7 September 1961
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Title Section29 1961-09-07 1 AVERAGE DAILY t I II 11 1 II II S aS^P* :1 I I US 90,000 Ale***"* 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1961 15 CENTS29 words
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Article1021 1961-09-07 1 Belgrade declaration on danger of war Russia, U.S. urged: Stop all N-tests THE leaders of 25 neutralist nations today called on President Kennedy and Mr. Khrushchev to get together to preserve world peace. In a declaration at the end of their five-day conference hone, the leaders alsoReuter - 1,021 words
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238 1961-09-07 1 THE first thing that the nine man Brazilian trade mission did on arriving by air in Singapore today was to ask for news of the political crisis in their country. The mission's leader, Foreign Service Minister Araujo Castro <Tm no relative of Fidel Castro")238 words
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Article, Illustration190 1961-09-07 1 SUNKEN LAUNCH RAISED BY TANKER SABAK BERNAM. Wed. The Bcrnam River today gave up the last of the victims of the collision between a launch and a motorised junk on Monday night. rwo bodies bad been recovered previously It hours after the tragedy. rhe first ofBernama - 190 words
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Article89 1961-09-07 1 RAIN! Four hours of it SINGAPORE; Wed.i Bain fell for four hours this morning the first heavy rainfall in many weeks. South Johore. too. had rain, breaking a long dry spell. Today is the sixth day of water rationing in Singapore. A total of 1.18 inches of rain was recorded89 words
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73 1961-09-07 1 PRINCESS'S MURDER: A 'CONFESSION' BANGKOK. Wed. Police; said today that a former gardentr of murdered Princess j Laksmi La wan had confessed to the killing. The newspaper Serlthal said police arrested the gardener! in Mukdaharn while he was trying to cross the Mekong river into Laos. The newspaper did not73 words
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Article31 1961-09-07 1 COLOMBO. Wed.— The Cey- I lon Government has decided to assume a monopoly over > the import and distribution of cement, following reports of alleged profiteering by private traders.— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article72 1961-09-07 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A man was knifed to death and his younger brother stabbed In the arm by three l youths this morning. The assailants escaped. The boys' father. Ng Alk Keok. 54. a concrete works proprietor, saw the attack at I the Aik Kee concrete72 words
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255 1961-09-07 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. I 1 IK Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said in a Radio Malaya broadcast tonight that subversive elements were "quite numerous" in the Federation and that their underground organisations were spread throughout towns and villages. In his talk in the "New Malaya"255 words
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Article58 1961-09-07 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Wed A 26-year-old British explorer. Richard Mason, has been killed by hostile Indians In the remote Interior of Brazil, according to reports received by the British Embassy here The reports from the Brazilian Air Force, .said Mason was killed near the border ofReuter - 58 words
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Article239 1961-09-07 1 London metal prices tumble LONDON, Wed. Prices on the London Metal Exchange this morning slumped in one of the biggest movements in one session seen for some time. Cash metal dropped by around £37 aid three months metal by £30 a ton. In two days cash tin hus lost £51.239 words
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Article26 1961-09-07 1 SATELLITE PLAN IBNBOKOI <H i land •'i v is to luiilil final bl I I pran ipSCf itt Hi r. it anneaiu <•«! lad i RenterReuter - 26 words
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958 1961-09-07 2 DE GAULLE: NO RETREAT IN BERLIN p R E S I DENT de Gaulle said at a Press conference here yesterday that if the Russians used force over Berlin then the Western allies must use lorce to maintain their position there. This could leadReuter - 958 words
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Article165 1961-09-07 2 T ONDON. Wed— The nonU committal view of six Russian flyin* experts who visited the Farnborouun air show yesterday was: •Not bad." Among them was Sergei Iluyshin. the famoas aircraft designer, and Olec Antonev. another wellknown designer. They were asked to comment on theReuter - 165 words
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321 1961-09-07 2 MOSCOW. Wednesday. llfß NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV yesterday called on all countries to reach "universal and full disarmament under an effective control" 1 In a message to the visitors to the Soviet exhibition In Paris, he said: "We will spare no effort to secure theReuter - 321 words
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Article92 1961-09-07 2 $17,000 FOR RHODESIAN DEFENCE SALISBURY. Wed. —About £2.000 <$17.000> has poured In to pay for the defence of a white Rhodesian alleged to have punched the TJ.S. Un-der-Secretary of State for African Affairs. Mr. O. Mermen Williams. It was revealed yesterday. The Rhodesian had received a civil summons to appear92 words
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Article35 1961-09-07 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. Mrs. Jean McCarthy. 36--year-old widow of Senator Joseph McCarthy, van quietly married here yesterday to Civil Aeronautics Board member G. Joseph Mlnettl. The Communist-hunting senator died In 1957. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article34 1961-09-07 2 LITTLE ROCK. Wed Forty-six Negro students took their places la seven formerly all-white high schools here veterday without any demonstrations occurring. Police were on hand but no crowds assembled. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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224 1961-09-07 2 WEST 'NO' TO SOVIET 'TROIKA' FOR LAOS GENEVA, Wed.— The West yesterday rejected Soviet demands for the application of the "troika" principle (three horses pulling one vehicle) in the operation of the International Control Commission for supervising the peace in Laos. Mr. Georgi Pushkin, Soviet delegate to the 14-nation LaosReuter - 224 words
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Miscellaneous27 1961-09-07 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /ceosee, i wxnt to) I S^ nrrt -~0 /ace >ou csoiwa to) I WAV TM6 TABLE i X V CLEAR TUGM UPr^27 words
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Article396 1961-09-07 3 'War against UN' call in Katanga POLICE FIRE OVER HEADS OF YOUTHS STORMING HOSPITAL ELISABETHVILLE, Wednesday. T^ATANGA deputies last night called for war against the United Nations in a stormy session of Parliament summoned by President Moise Tshombe to discuss the "danger threatening our country" Earlier Katanga police had firedReuter - 396 words
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Article, Illustration56 1961-09-07 3 AFTER only her third beauty parade lovely blonde Elizabeth "Libby" Walker, 20, won the "Miss Great Britain" titl« at Morecambe, Lanes. She came eighth in her first contest in her hometown of Blackpool, second in her second appearance and on her third won the titleReuter - 56 words
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Article138 1961-09-07 3 Russians jail US student 'spy 9 MOSCOW, Wednesday. MARVIN WILLIAM MAKINEN, 23, an American student, was sentenced to eight years' Jail yesterday on charges of spying. He was alleged to have declared: "I am sorry for what I have done." According to Moscow radio. Makinen told the military court trying138 words
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Article111 1961-09-07 3 4 TO DIE FOR A PROTEST \fOSCOW, Wed. Four men who led an attack on police headquarters in Alexandrov, 60 miles north of Moscow, have been sentenced to face a firing squad, the Moscow Evening News reported last night. It said five others, including a woman, had been given 15-yearReuter - 111 words
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Article42 1961-09-07 3 WASHINGTON, Wed.—President Kennedy last night signed into law a bill making the hijacking of an aircraft an act of piracy subject to the death penalty. The Bill left the minimum penalty for hijacking at 20 years' jail.— Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article29 1961-09-07 3 KATMANDU, Wed China has proposed joint SlnoNepall ownership of Mount Everest to settle the two countries' claims to the world's highest peak. It was reported here. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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253 1961-09-07 3 EAST BERLIN POLICE HURL TEARGAS BOMBS OVER SECTOR WIRE E BERLIN, Wednesday. AST Berlin police hurled three tear gas bombs last night at a group of 10 West Berliners who had approached the sector border to speak to friends on the other side. West Berlin police also re- 1 portedReuter - 253 words
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Article85 1961-09-07 3 THREE NEW PLANES FOR THE RMAF LONDON, Wed. Three de Havllland Dove light transport planes were to leave Britain today for Malaya where they are to form part of the air fleet of the Royal Malayan Air Force. They will be used mainly for communications flights In the Federation. TheReuter - 85 words
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69 1961-09-07 3 LONDON, Wed. An amphibious Volkswagen car sank about six miles off Dover yesterday. Two men had tried to drive across the English Channel in the car but became very sick. The car, cro.^slng from France to Dover, shipped water in choppy seas and theReuter - 69 words
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Article32 1961-09-07 3 WASHINGTON. Wed— The General Services Administration yesterday announced that sales of crude natural rubber In August totalled 4.625 long tons. In July the agency sold 1,127 tons of rubber. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article49 1961-09-07 3 LONDON. Wed. The RAF has decided In principle to buy five British Aircraft Corporation VC-10 jetliners for use by its. transport command. The VC-10, a 150-seater already on order for BOAC. will be used to move Britain's mobile strategic force in time it trouble.— Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article60 1961-09-07 3 BONN, Wed. Diplomatic experts from Britain, France. West Germany and the United States are to meet in Washington on Sept 10, to prepare for the forthcoming Western foreign ministers' meeting, government sources said. The four-power working group will discuss the framework for negotiations with Russia in preparation forReuter - 60 words
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Article33 1961-09-07 3 OSLO, Wed. The Norwegian Government has turned down an offer to take part In the "Blue Streak" project for European space research sponsored by Britain and France, it was announced.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article137 1961-09-07 3 TAIRO. Wed. a force of 1,200 Saudi Arabians will move Into Kuwait on Saturday to replace British forces there, a Saudi Arabian spokesman siald here yesterday. He said the force would consist of 600 Infantry, 300 cavalry and 300 mechanised troops. The Arab Leagues military committeeReuter - 137 words
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Advertisement15 1961-09-07 3 'ENGLISH ELECTRIC h.r.c. fuse links The standard fil ft *^k> jßp^ Harrisons Llsler Engineering Lid.15 words
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Advertisement270 1961-09-07 3 UUvS The letters far! inscribed onthe face of ever? I Fortis Spacematic stand for all risks. Thi« means that your Spacematic is protected I ujjainst all the hazards that a watch will Hll|A|| normally encounter in an active life-hy all If ICd 111 he devices known to the Swiss watch270 words
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Miscellaneous387 1961-09-07 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORTWAVK SEKVICE: NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 41 metres SERVICE 41.7 metres MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE A.M. 6.00 Time Signal, Neg»ra--476 metres ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.03 Melodies; 6.50 Keep Pit With Telk Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; Lee; 7.00 Johnny Danlcworth And 7.05 Melodies387 words
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Article210 1961-09-07 4 'No water' areas for today SINGAPORE. Wed. Tomorrow no. water" areas wUI be ZONE THREE and ZONE FOIR from 8 ajn. to 2 pnvand ZONE SIX and ZONE SEVEN from 2 p.m. to 8 pjn. ZONE THREE includes Yio Chu Kang Roaci up to the 9th mile, Serangoon Garden Estate,210 words
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Article174 1961-09-07 4 TONGKANG MEN HALT WORK FOR A DAY SINGAPORE. Wed.— There will be a stoppage of work tomorrow by about 1.500 labourers who man tongkangs and bumboats on the Singapore River. The men have decided to attend a meeting at Wayang Street to discuss ways of settling: a dispute with their174 words
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479 1961-09-07 4 I THEY WANT GOVT. TO BEAR THE ODIUM-PAP REPORT fHE Singapore Government could help improve the livelihood of taxi drivers in. the State if all public transport workers openly backed official action against pirate taxi drivers. A Peoples Action Party479 words
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197 1961-09-07 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A SINGAPORE court; as today told how a man, Pang feck Chwee, 55, was given free accommodation in a defunct hotel in Guillemard Road, and in return was expected to perform certain duties including illegally managing the premises as a hotel. I197 words
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Article45 1961-09-07 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Ministry of Education has called for applications from Singapore citizens for twoyear post-graduate study offered by the Canadian Gov-. eminent, under the Commonwealth Scholarships Plan from 1962. Students Intending to study science, mathematics and technological subjects will be given preference.45 words
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328 1961-09-07 4 AIR ARRIVALS AN D DEPA RTURES THE following U today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London, Rome, Teheran, Delhi, Rangoon (BA 794) 1.55 pjn.: from Sydney, Darwin. Jakarta (BA 711) 1.35 ajn. Qaataa: Prom London. Frankfurt. Rome, Cairo, Karachi. Calcutta.328 words
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235 1961-09-07 4 NEW FLATS FOR THE FIRE VICTIMS IN A FEW WEEKS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. yiCTIMS of the Bukit Ho Swec fire will move Into new flats within the next few weeks. A spokesman for the Sin- gapore Ministry of National Development told the Straits Times today that 904 oneI room flats would235 words
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246 1961-09-07 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The| Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union In a state- ment Issued today said a delegates conference had expressed full confidence in its central executive council and declared that the council was working in "a 100 per cent democratic way." The246 words
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Article122 1961-09-07 4 Students' plea on bursaries SINGAPORE. Wed. The Nanyang University Students' Union has asked the Ministry of Education to revise tl-e regulations governing the award of bursaries to Nanyang students. It urged the Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. not to suspend the bursary of any Nanyang student who has failed in122 words
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Advertisement341 1961-09-07 4 f«WK f l OPENS TODAY! (SPORE) 1 lam 1.30 4.00 6.30 A 9 30 p.m. ELVIS PRESLEY SINGS OF LOVE TO NOPE TUESDAY MILLIE LANGE WELDJ PERKINS JBj B^k I BM KeßW^9Jflßk BB9K_. m eß^v^^l ■mJiMt Ebb bbV j*A. ;jerrywald^ Yjf rafer -jA m&y JOHNSON tf% WM m/ JOHN /%A341 words
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Advertisement514 1961-09-07 4 CATHAY f> X I ORGANISATION 1 X I irmjJivi^^i x .Hope LANGE Tuesday WELD*" i ON STAGE TOMORROW AT 9.30pm Lee Yew Yew Fashion Show '> SperMered by LEE YEW YEW LADY TAILOR'S TUITION CENTRE t T Modelled By T JOAN BOOTY'S MANNEQUINS X Compere: TAN SWEE LEONG 4. J514 words
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Miscellaneous117 1961-09-07 4 MINISTRY OF CULTURE: V.M.C.A.. 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Free film Ehows at Lam San V.M.C.A.: Religious knowledge Soliool. Lam Sail Village; For- class 9.30 ajn.. Judo rlmnn I TTT far Square; Nam Klew School, pjn. and 5.30 pjn.. ScenesMfMarsllllng Hill; 7 p.m. ters "PaUence" rehearsal. 8 SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY:117 words
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Article155 1961-09-07 5 Linsell leaves: H.K. next base SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. E. J. Linsell, the last expatriate officer to head the Special Branch left by air yesterday with his wife on retirement from the Singapore Police Force under the Malayanisation scheme. His post has been taken over by Mr. George Bogaars. a former155 words
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Article, Illustration323 1961-09-07 5 FIRST SECTION WILL OPEN FOR PUBLIC BEFORE THE END OF NEXT YEAR KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday A BLUEPRINT for the proposed zoo at the Bth milestone. Ulu Klang Road, has been submitted to the Council of the Malayan Zoological Society by Major Aubrey Weinman, an expert from323 words
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277 1961-09-07 5 All reserve pilots to be trained by clubs Long waiting list of youths who want to fly KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday INLYING CLUBS in the Federation are to take over the preliminary training of pilots for the Royal Malayan Air Force Volunteer Reserve. They have agreed to do so at the277 words
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131 1961-09-07 5 NEW YORK. Wed_The Malayan delegation celebrated the Federation's independence day yesterday, five days after the actual date, with a formal reception at United Nations headquarters. The reason for the delay was that the chief delegate, Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil. Is also AmbassadorReuter - 131 words
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Article48 1961-09-07 5 SINGAPORE. Wed A group of 65 American editors and publishers, who are on a one-month Far Eastern study tour, are expected to fly Into Singapore from Bangkok tomorrow night for a two-day visit. They are members of the National Editorial Association of America.48 words
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Article30 1961-09-07 5 PENANG. Wed —Yap Choo. 51. was today fined SBO on two charges of posseting prepared opium and smoking utensils in a house at McNair Street on Aug. 28.30 words
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Article, Illustration44 1961-09-07 5 MR. J.C. CHEN (above), who has been sub-manager of the Kuala Lumpur branch of the OverseaChinese Banking Corporation Ltd. for the past 26 months, will be returning to the head office in Singapore soon for a new assignment.44 words
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Article56 1961-09-07 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and his wife. Puan Sharifah Rodziah, will open the $80,000 extension to the Arabic religious school. Tanah Llat. at two separate ceremonies on Sept. 16. Puan Sharifah will open the girls' wing at 10 a.m. and the Tengku56 words
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100 1961-09-07 5 LORD MAYOR OF LONDON TO VISIT K.L. KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Lord Mayor ol London. Sir Bernard Waley-Cohen. will attend a reception given In his honour by the Kuala Lumpur Advisory Board at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall during his brief visit to Kuala Lumpur on Friday. Sir Bernard and100 words
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Article47 1961-09-07 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tambiah Vadivellu was charged In the ninth magistrate's court today with the murder of Yahya bin Abdullah. 34. 'a labourer at Somapah estate, yesterday at about 8.35 p.m. No plea was taken and he was remanded In custody for a week.47 words
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102 1961-09-07 5 PEtfANG. Wed.—Mariorie Celia Dollisson. an Australian, was fined SlO in the First Magistrate's Court today for driving a car with a bald tyre. She was originally charged with driving along Kelawei Road on June 3 "with one pneumatlr tyre In such102 words
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338 1961-09-07 6 GIRL ABDUCTION CASE IS HALTED FOR DAY I Accused youth taken ill, says defence counsel MALACCA, Wednesday. LIM BABA, 19, alias Soo Hye, on trial in the Sessions Court here on a charge of abducting an 18-year-old girl, was suddenly taken ill this morning. When the court resumed this morning,338 words
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Article84 1961-09-07 6 Cleared of extort bid charge IPOH. Wed. Yau Yam Choon, 20. was today acquitted in the Sessions Court on a charge of attempted extortion, without his defence being called. Van had been jointly charged with LoKe Ylm Fah, 21. with attempting to extort $210 from Chin Tow Foon, 26, manager84 words
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Article37 1961-09-07 6 KOTA BHARU. Wed— A man's body was found In the Oolok River at Kampong Ajl Slmpangan, on the KelantanThalland border. A small axe was found tucked in his sarong at the waist.37 words
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130 1961-09-07 6 M. Airways hopes to extend services ITt'AI.A LUMPUB. Wed. —The chairman of Malayan Airways, Dato Loke Wan Tho. today spoke of the possibility of extending the airline's services in SouthEast Asia. He said this at the airport here on the return flight of the first Singapore-Hone Kong Britannia service. The130 words
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Article134 1961-09-07 6 Six named asILN. delegates KU A A LUMPUR, Wed. Six Malayans have been named to represent the Federation at the 16th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York later this month. The delegation will t>e headed by the Malayan Ambassador to the United States, Dato Nik Ahmad134 words
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Article23 1961-09-07 6 SINGAPORE. Wed.—Swaml Chidbhavanandajl, president of Ramakrlshna Mission at Tapovanam, South India, arrived here today to give a series of lectures.23 words
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245 1961-09-07 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wedneid.y. HTHE CommiMioner of the Federal Capital of Kuala Lumpur, Mr. A. D. York, hat "deprecated in the strongest rermi" the action of students of the University of Malaya who raised a false fire alarm on July 27. In his245 words
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66 1961-09-07 6 BEREMBAN, Wed. The Education Board of Negri SembUan has approved grants totalling $197,000 to 14 Chinese and two Tamil schools. Mr. Llm JEOk Choo, schools liaison officer for the state, said that the amounts ranged from $635 for the purchase of furniture for66 words
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Article35 1961-09-07 6 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A new radar observers' course will be conducted by the Singapore Polytechnic from Sept. 25. Students should enrol at 10 a.m. on Sept. 23 at the Nautical Department of the •olytechnlc.35 words
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216 1961-09-07 6 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Th« management of the Lee Wah Bank today appealed to the Singapore Bank Employees' Union to call off the work-to-rule by 60 of its members employed in the bank, in the interests of the public. The banks managing director, Mr.216 words
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Miscellaneous142 1961-09-07 6 Buys Bunny By Balph HeimdaM I rATTHIS RATE, WE'LL)! [i CAN'T HOLP AW HAT I "~Vti7"~ 6ET ANP THE <SV*XERIE« J i XNOk /STOPI AW HAT T URK!) > *-^HOM6l^/ jj, \™*}j /u^ Zj%AuJ U'l Abner By Al Capp -''S^tt I ITOtAMGED W THEN, LET n 1 -AND WHEN YOU142 words
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Article, Illustration1667 1961-09-07 7 EVERY FOREIGN VESSEL BECAME A COMPETITOR STRONG-ARM TACTICS USED IN 1670 TO CONTROL TIN TRADE CRISIS AFTER ONLY 30 YEARS IN POSSESSION OF MALACCA SE R G E A N T Caspar \Vcn sel, Superintendent of the Ishind of Dingdings i or as we nowHTS - 1,667 words
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Advertisement186 1961-09-07 7 Hr JCBb II ll^^^f IIIG3SUt*G the cigarette on everybody's lips NESTUM-^#^J^ so good for growing children and V^^ n^T' all the family V Si-stum ;> v n/)/c;i.//,//.v f I f I balanced cereal food prepared X.^ x^ J I I 1 Jroht •u-heat. htirlcy mid /V. I tnitmeul with added186 words
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Article205 1961-09-07 8 > rf. </« Minimum THAT SILK Man anil vrd at Modern Silk ,<|[,:-, .14 H:<:h BtraM Spoir. CHICKEN INN. SCAVICW Hold tor li.H.m.. I'hrlK-n Hi>hr<. Mu■M b] on* of Singapore a trading danc* bandi. LOUISE KLERK S SPECIALITIES f»c»-]ii!iri|t trratmrnta. ln»--mut Iwaajaaaa M Rmutr. Sir* Ann •.OPPERTONC n not205 words
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Article226 1961-09-07 8 i» Wm4s f2.it r.Vi>.) HEAR Dt l.<"and Want, roundci of i'lliki- PorviKo Miaaionam Knion in I K. A-ia m Youth for CkrM Rally. Vn lor.a M«nor ..day Htb Jif|>t»mh«-r "■'•'•o V m. WHERE TO STAY (NJJ ;o H.,rW. .</» <V,*>m,im > ■Ml| I month, in Wm4t S2.it I226 words
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$ht Straits Sinus Thursday, September 7. 1961.
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Article587 1961-09-07 8 The uriu-ii.l assumption that the Americans would be in no hurry considering releases from thi'ii national tin .stockpiles has been destroyed by yesterday's announcement that the G.S.A. is seeking Congress approval for the disposal of 50.000 surplus tons. Predictably, the immediate effect on the tin share market in587 words
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Article410 1961-09-07 8 President Kennedy's blundei is not in the megaton range like Mr. Khrushchev's last week; America s resumed tests will be underground and therefore safe, and there is indeed no certainty that RnsMa has not been conducting such experiments lor the past tnree years. But a blunder it is.410 words
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Article246 1961-09-07 8 Malaya'l cholera recoid is 8 s;ood one. Standards of urban sanitation are high, piped water supplies are second to none in Asia, medical control at ports and airports is firstclass. This and the timely precautions that have been taken in Singapore* the more obviously vulnerable part of Malaya,246 words
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Article1248 1961-09-07 8 GODFREY HODGSON - Channel: Tunnel or a bridge As Britain gets ready to enter the Common Market, France puts out new feelers LIKE the pennant at the ■-oast of a yacht, showing which way the wind is blowing without be j ng able to move the hull, the shares of the Channel Tunrel1,248 words
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143 1961-09-07 8 \JR DE SOUZA "Water Crisis no warning." S.T. Sept. 5> is typical of the group of oeople who talk or write after the horse has bolted out of the stable. Singapore is going through a rare drought season and there is sufllcient heat143 words
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Article128 1961-09-07 8 WATER WASTERS OF SINGAPORE IN this time of acute water 1 shortage might I ask all those, particularly Singaporeans, who are conserving water for the sole purpose of cleaning their cars or watering their well-kent lawns, to stop doing .so immediately? Speaking lor my own area alone, part of Zone128 words
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Article137 1961-09-07 8 NOT SUCH A NEW WORLD OF MUSIC IN your issue of August 23, Mr. Walter Hautzlg. the American pianist, is reported to have stated: "The Far East is a new world of music, a virgin territory where. 20 years ago. no Western musician would think of coming to play ThLs137 words
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Article119 1961-09-07 8 RAIOS IN GEYLANG BY MOSQUITOES 'I'HE condition ol tht drains around Geylang and Geylang Serai area is unbearable. The monsoon drains are choked and the filth and rubbish not only send out a strong stench t>ut also thousands of mosquitoes which have been raiding the residents In these areas for119 words
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354 1961-09-07 8 KAFFIR HATER NIC (13 SHOT) COMES OUT OF NICK From STANLEY UYS .CAPETOWN. Wed A tormer police sergeant. Me Allow, who was said ut ln.-> trial to have remarked, I speak once to a Kailir and then I shoot." baa been discharged from th« central prison. Pretoria. Arlow. who had354 words
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Advertisement262 1961-09-07 8 STRAITS TIMES& FREE PRESS t»t rmmmnlnrm tf •4—rit*»rt hi rtfrtM.nlilln at lat Ftaat COLO STORA6I AKCAOI okcmamo »o*o. aiNOA*o*> mill mM immll irfnr'lnanli mud 6«ji num'tr rrafita. V'lßafl u4f'lurmt*li ptmt*4 >* iiff««*ara mat »l— kmnd»4 la.* COLD STORAGE MANCHES at HOLLAND "O»O. KATONO. KIPPIL tOAD ft NAVAL lAII AUTHORISED AGENTSi262 words
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Advertisement42 1961-09-07 8 1 off V#» 1 lin mar ii 1 a It- 1 j l>l «SS«|| stir* i inlitt i'il by I MM Better I >ivii;rial t CUI'IUVC IMIOIIIM. plus mv all go into every suit by 21, Chulio Str*«*, Singapore 1 Telephone *****42 words
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Advertisement350 1961-09-07 8 What You Should Know about Your English You are Judged by the Way j You Speak and Write Hundreds of ambitious men underlying expressive English, and women have discovered You know what you want to a fascinating, simplified say: lanfuage-power will enway to improve their able you to say it350 words
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Article247 1961-09-07 9 UNIVERSITY CHIEF IN K.L. HOPES TO ESTABLISH NINE WHICH WILL BE IN THE TRADITION OF OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A MULTI-MILLION dollar plan has been drawn up to establish nine residential colleges based on the traditional Oxford and Cambridge styles for the University of247 words
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Article229 1961-09-07 9 Malays MUST quit Darwin KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Malayan Hi^h Commission In Canberra is investigating the case ol two Malay pearl divers, now facing deportation following a slump in the pearling industry. A Federation Government official said today that the Ministry of External Affair,* had written to the Malayan High229 words
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Article35 1961-09-07 9 SEREMBAN. Wed. Tne Yang di-Pertuan Besar and the Tengku Ampuan of Negri Sembilan will go on a threeday visit to Gemas. 69 miles from here, on Friday to Inspect rural development projects.35 words
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Article83 1961-09-07 9 2 schools become 'national' ITUALA LUMPUR. WedJ 1X —Two Chinese secondary scnools in Perak have agreed to convert to national-type institutions. They are the Nan Hwa High School at Sltiawan and the San Mm Middle School at Teluk An.son. A statement by the Ministry fo Education today said that with83 words
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Article81 1961-09-07 9 He gets jail for causing death IPOH. Wed. Allah Rukha. 46, was sentenced to four years' jail by Mr. Justice Neal in the High Court her e today for culpable homicide not amounting to murder. He had pleaded not guilty to causing the death of Bhag■u Singh at Kampong Boy'an.81 words
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Article61 1961-09-07 9 PENANG. Wed.— A oampan man. Cheng Gek Song, today pleaded guilty to a charge of carrying about $4,000 worth cf dutiable goods, including 25 bags of sugar, without the permission of the Comptroller. off Pulau Jerejak last Saturday. Duty on the goods was estimated at $2,181. Sentence61 words
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Article54 1961-09-07 9 MALACCA. Wed— Forty-six farmers here received n buffalo each today all gifts under the state rural development programme. The cattle cost $14,000. The Assistant State Veterinary Officer. Mr. Four Chee Yuen. handed over the buffaloes, saying it was the Intention of the Government to raise thp54 words
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169 1961-09-07 9 CINGAPORE, wed. Two major Singapore firms dealing with cholera vaccines reported today that all their stocks had run out. A third establishment said that only Km ill stocks were left. The three organisations have placed urgent order- ior more supplies from Europe while local169 words
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Article61 1961-09-07 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. E. G. Blades, has sent a letter of commendation and a monetary reward to Ng Ah Lek. 28. a lorry driver, for arresting a thief who snatched a gold necklace from a woman In South Bridge Road in August.61 words
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96 1961-09-07 9 PLANNED: 100- ACRE AREA FOR MINOR INDUSTRIES JPOH. Wed. The lpoh Town Council is planning to set up an industrial area for minor industries In this town to be developed along the same lines as the Tasek Industrial estate. An application for acquisition of 100 acres of land along the96 words
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Article24 1961-09-07 9 IPOH. Wed— An assortment of goods worth $1,450. kept in a van parked In Jalan Bendahara last night was missed this morning.24 words
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379 1961-09-07 9 Market confusion caused by man with limited capital A SMART impression Is i\ important if a man wants to get on in the world, according to the advertisements for popular brands of halrdressmg creams. But impressions can be so deceiving. So deceiving, in fact, that the Federation market of a379 words
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Article, Illustration293 1961-09-07 9 'HONEST ABE'— BURL IVES FINDS A NAME FOR IBRAHIM PENDEK UOLLYWOOD. Wed. n Malaya's Ibrahim Pendek, nicknamed "Honest Abe" by Burl Ives. has arrived here for his first American film In true Hollywood tradition, he's being billed as "the first Malayan actor to come to the United States." That mayUPI - 293 words
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Article, Illustration297 1961-09-07 9 Parting plea by principal: Turn school into national-type PENANG, Wednesday. pROFESSOR Solon Wang, retiring principal of the Penang Han Chiang High School, suggested today the school would be "very much better off' if it were converted into a national-type school. "With government aid It could become one of the best297 words
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Article29 1961-09-07 9 PENANO, Wed— The North Malaya Kerala Samajam will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a sports meeting at th*» Ramakrishna Orphanage. Scotland Road, at 9.30 a.m. on Sunday.29 words
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Article157 1961-09-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. More than $6 million worth of Jewellery, gems, platinum and silver was Imported Into the Federation in the first five months of this year, against $3.8 million in the same period last year, official trade statistics showed today More than $1.6 million worth157 words
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Article34 1961-09-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation armed forces are looking for men to become education officers. Applicants must be Federal citizens and must posses a certificate from a recognised *»achers' training college.34 words
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Article401 1961-09-07 9 pjBNANG. Wed.— The Journalists' Union of North Malaya today expressed concern over the Government's permanent ban on the entry of Inche Said Zahuri. lormer editor of the Utissan Melayu. into the Federation "While we welcome ths Governments assurance that this action against Inch*) Zaharl was not401 words
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Advertisement152 1961-09-07 9 *^r~ ICSH-^S^^^¥^^ p^HBvQPBod i 'I i I I 1 I I I t I i jH^SpBBBHHpB T "i V^^^^Kb I g ft b SuSSSSSSs SffSSSSi -^^^^^^^^^^j| ■■^■^■^^n^p^i SSSSSSSyKi for everybody —everywhere Electrolux new compressor refrigerators The Electrolux new ecorvomy line offers you full rjnge of electric refrigerators fitted with extremely152 words
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Advertisement76 1961-09-07 9 WL 9 Mnnn Efc. IfIUUCL |P^^ P^^ BARFORD gg™* Automatic Self-Priming Guaranteed 25ft suction lift Capacities from 4,000 to 30,000 tf.p.h. 4\ 2. 3. *»>d 4 models- available 0 Villiers and Lister Power Units Petrol and Diesel. K"xJ I EX -STOCK FROM V^g^t MALAYAN DEVELOPMENT MACHINERY LTD,, ■ftk aOMRTSOM «OU.76 words
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Article, Illustration500 1961-09-07 10 iM TIONING A T HOME Splashing in water is obviously fun for Ting Kwan JF you arc stuck for words to keep the ball of conversation rolling all you have to do now' is to talk about WATER and you are sure to meet with success. With500 words
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250 1961-09-07 10 Large pendants with amethyst or topaz T ARGE oval pend- ants, nearly two inches in length, are becoming increasingly popular. Whatever costume a girl is wearing, the long chain with the huge pendant is the fashion rage. A London manufacturer reports boom sales in this kind of jewellery. The largest250 words
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Advertisement302 1961-09-07 10 bl J H^s F /Of* f PERFUMED t[ brtllantine smr*sBfcw E 1 ■^TbbV 1" f^ f jL^^< v^nßbhß^E L Bj tl I MIILOT '^L^LWj ESS I I BHBBBN^W^VRPB^B^VBJ I ~"H| wSMmmw i m Bj^ BBBBBBa.Is^BF' Goddards give a special touch to the home you love For everything that shines and302 words
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Advertisement346 1961-09-07 10 another f hands i^)j^^^) No need for another pair J jsfl|, of hands to do the washing M#JP^§ llT* when you've a new A^'^ll ||||a[ Bendix Cyramatic because f§^ 'emLJ^^TT^^ j the Bendix is j.r^ ""^^v^V si/ automatic from start a -ty ,-^sswry!^ ,Sr Cyramatic Soaks, washes, rinses, drams and346 words
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Miscellaneous313 1961-09-07 10 Straits Times Crossword m WK* IF BF IHP IHF~"] ACROSS null to some peoople (4. 4). 9. Men s money can become a 7. Airmen upset thta —»m.n goddeu (8). (6) 10. Abandon the holiday <ii. 8 Dry piece of proae rewnttan 11. A number like mechanical (4). transport, they313 words
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Advertisement1658 1961-09-07 11 BLUE FUNNEL LINE mum iNioißiEi. tmi tim paiuh eniuiiiwi tots ira fO AOEN, LIVIDPO4L, OLAI4OW. lOttW ft CONTINENTAL P4ITS. Dee Sept I ttft t MENELAUI Havre, L'DOOI, o*lll*, AlßtatK SM. 33 Still Itft 10/11 Stpt 12 ASCANIUS liaMi. Himburf, Hollanf.. Out Sport Sail! ,r»M» r-emni PERSEUS Littraaal, CUSfOw Stft II1,658 words
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Advertisement1356 1961-09-07 11 THE E. A. C. LINES- SAIIIN4I TDi latlin«t>fJlAN. CDNTININTftI ft SCANDIMtIAN PO4H- £jT~~^s\ "PANAMA" a) taiM Ii Pert/ 1 stpt a i sept RrxSoVltl "FALSTRIA" I) 11/11 Stft 20/21 Silt 22 21 Sift HtQLJg "BOCOTA" a).... HUM.' 4 Oct S/ 7 411 17 0 o*l V^LaMf IUTUNOIA" I) ~»/1l ttl1,356 words
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Advertisement1651 1961-09-07 11 Z3m THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SINGAPORE llactrptmaO rt tke VtrttO litraaee) II LINES EXPRESS SERVICES Tl LONOON LIVERPOOL ft CONTINENTAL PORTS 2! S'pora p. Sham Patting ItNIARII L'patl, A'mouttt Hlvre G'mojth Sipt 11/17 Sipt 1/11 Sipt IS 21 MNVORIICPJ A r *irp, D'mtn. H'bvri, R'dam Sept II 21 St»t1,651 words
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Advertisement1224 1961-09-07 11 W McAUSTER 6c CO., LTD. W^ \ffV?V T(u IJIJI w V^"* BLLBRMAN LIMB 4k KLAVBNKSS LIMB LONDON, NAMIUH. ROTTERBAM, UVM, LM ANIELES, UN FRANCISCO. ft HULL. SEATTLE, VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND, CITY OF WELLINGTON Auiptlig urgl ftr Ceatral ft Stall A Hence Sport P. Shun Pining 1/27 Mat H Sift/ 11,224 words
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438 1961-09-07 12 From Our Market Correspondent A WAVE or selling in the tin section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday caused heavy drops in prices. Buying was only light and cautious and the turnover was small. The index fell 19 points. Tongkah Harbour lost438 words
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Article22 1961-09-07 12 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stork Indices Srpt.6 Sept. S Industrials: 162.69 ***** Tint: 313.99 535.3t S Rubbers: 241.62 241. 6S Jan 1 1968=10(122 words
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Article672 1961-09-07 12 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Peoeration section yesterday with the number of deals In' brackets: industrials: Robinson (2.000) $187: Fimr Darby M.OCO) 7s. loid Cold Store <1,00O) $2.40. Minimi: Austral Ama I (500) 27a. 6d A. HlUm (400) 555, 6d. ON, (100) 35s 3d. ON. (5001672 words
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Article142 1961-09-07 12 Singapore DUSINESS In Mie Singapore ravine room: Industrials: Gammon (I,OOO> SI.T7: j M. Csraent iKOO) 52.37 BL: Mrts.l Box i (1.000 1 52.18; Cold Btora < 1.000) $2.41. I (2.000) 52.40. (1.000) (2.40 811: U.E. ords (1,000) $1.20. Mtninti: Arap«t (500) IS*, »d. eer. '■.OOi 16s. (M eer: A Hitnm142 words
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Article81 1961-09-07 12 THf i rderation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on Sept. 7. Rubber 87 S rents a lb. Copra $430 a ton. Coconut oil $658 a ton. Palm oil 5676.75 a ton. Palm kernels $315.23 a ton. The rates81 words
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Article126 1961-09-07 12 T M J, n c o h p duM e.ehsn,.. J'"liport nion pristl per picul »t«ttrd«» ■er«l C.»f. Ili Continent September shipment fj« huyers. •>.'«» •ellcrs. Ctctnul till Bulk S3B sellers. drum 141 teller* Ptpswr lluntok white JIM) sellers. Sarawak nhit* SITTs sellers, special Sarawak black SH7t Rlltri,126 words
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264 1961-09-07 12 Singapore tin price is down by over $8 T«HE Singapore tin price yesterday fell by a further $8.50 to $487 per plcul on an offering of 240 tons. Tin prices continued their downturn in London overnight with cash off £5 per ton and three months down £3. Trade quarters reported264 words
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Article168 1961-09-07 12 CMIPt lymt altngsid* th« Sinsaswrs •J oriar.ss Ld.y art: Tuthsver.it 1 6.7, Bolealaw Hierut 35/36. Helat Madura 25. Caltaz Elndboven 37/39 Tana.ra 13/14. Ascanlua 33/34, Kernvlcw 6A. Obra 10 11. Hal L*« 19 C.tt.7 15/16. Lipla 31 32. Tataa.. Onttr MM Karanc DJawa, alul Hans. Leslie J.168 words
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Article123 1961-09-07 12 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT shares were steady x with British Tobacco gaining Is. to 265. Base metals and oil* were also steady. Papuan Apinaipi eased 6d. to 2* lid. and Interstate Oil 9d. to 9s. Commonwealth bond* were firm. Con. Zinc 87 3 Mt. Isi 73 10>* N.B.H. (10s.)123 words
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Article329 1961-09-07 12 Tmi Malayan Cxartang* Banlii Assatlatlan made these changes In Its rates to merchant* yesterday: Lsndan: selling T.T. or O.D. 2/3 29 3': buying T.T. 2/4 1/32. O.D. 2 4 3 32. SO d/st 2/4 1/4. 43 d'st 2 4 11 32. 60 d)/W 2/4 7 18. 90 d/Pt329 words
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Article220 1961-09-07 12 V.CPTIMIIR llrtt it tat rubbir buysrs f.s.b. closed in Smxapora yesterdair at Mi c*nt« p«r Hi do«n on* c*nt on Turxday's closlns prlcrn. The toot waa I eeatar. S.CC. It A. clOsinc prlc» la ctnts p«r lb. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.B. spot f.o.b. buyrrs-86. nelleni 8«i (N>:220 words
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Article34 1961-09-07 12 SINGAPORE. Sept. 6. RUBBER: 86* cents per lb. down one cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 862 cents (quiet). TIN: 5487 per picul Jour. 58.50). Estimated unofficial offering; 240 tons (down 10 tons).34 words
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Article40 1961-09-07 12 Kuala Reman produced 101.100 lb. of rubber in August BenU produced 140.000 lb.. Jerstm Kuantan 18.000 lb.. Kundont Tanjonj Pau 183.720 lb.. Kundonc Estate 87.720 lb.. TanJonc Pau 116.000 lb.. MenUkab 72.500 lb and Sungei Baian 235.000 lb.40 words
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Advertisement1211 1961-09-07 12 Express U.S.A. Pacific tic Atlantic Coast Service EJA ETA ETA ETA EIA Sport Honttcn| Hono'uls J fr«nciic* L. Argent h. Ye-> iM.kiwi Mwi" N 24 Silt 21 Stpt 11 Bet Otl 22 Oct I Ntt "Orttdt Mars" SB Bet/ 1 Nt« 5 Nti 21 Nt> 2B Nn IB Btc i.'tdbijr1,211 words
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Advertisement184 1961-09-07 12 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LIMITED Spore P. Shorn Penang T.S.S. "State Of Madrat" Voy.lol Sept 2/Sepr 5 Sept 6 Sept 7 S'por* 6TA/ETD FROM CALCUTTA, CHITTAGONG CHALNA M.V. "STATE OF ORISSA" for Cairrtt, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne Sept. 8/10 FROM CALCUTTA, KAKINADA MADRAS M.V. "STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH" for Moji,184 words
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Advertisement184 1961-09-07 12 I TENDERS 1 1 TENDERS INVITED i| SALE OF OBSOLETE "FXRNIVAL" GI'ILLOTINE Tenders are Invited for the purchase of one obsolete •TURNIVAI GUILLOTINE MACHINE Full information ma-, be obtained from the Government Printer, Cnan Sow Lin Roau. i Kuala Lunipur. or the Superln--1 tendent. Government Printing Department. Johore Buhru This184 words
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Advertisement1309 1961-09-07 12 NOTICE Mr. Chin See Chirm Is no lonspr employed by v.« as salesman and can. therefore, no longer fansact an- business or collect' monies on behall of the Pirrn. LINDETEVES-JACOBERO (Mi LTD, IPOH NOTICE This U to notify the public that Messrs. KHOO SHEE PONG ana ALLEN YAP SIEW HIN1,309 words
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Advertisement635 1961-09-07 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are invited from Johore State Nationals or Federal Citizens who have been i resident in t lie State of Johore I for not less than three years on 1.9.61 for appointment as Tern- porary Settlement Officer on a month-to-month basis in the scale Of $137.50x7.50-152.50 192x14- 248635 words
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Advertisement437 1961-09-07 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE CITT WATER DEPARTMENT: I Required ELECTRICAL ENOI- NEER in salary scale $785xA45- 1.280 Qualification Bar 1.325--1.370-1.420 plus existing variable allowance and Central Provident Puna benefits. Appointment will br on temporary basis tn the firs: Instance with prospects of future permanency. Qualifications: Parsed437 words
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Advertisement866 1961-09-07 13 (Continued from Pajr 8) > SITUATIONS VACANT \i tt Word* Si (Min.)— Box St ct: txtra COOKBOY AND AMAH required by European family district 10. Tel: ***** or ***** ext. 29 Spore. EXPERIENCED CLAIM* »TATIS- TICS Clerk with Typing Ability urgently required. Write Box A 4552 S.T. Spore. TWO EXPERIENCED866 words
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Advertisement934 1961-09-07 13 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word, SS (Min.)— Box $9 efs. e*fr« LEAOINO INDUSTRIAL 00MPANY requires qualified C.A. with associated membership of the Institute of Costs Works Accountants. Please reply with full details of experience and background to Box A 4549 S.T. B'pore. WANTBD BRANCH SALES MANAGER Excellent opportunity for a man934 words
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Advertisement752 1961-09-07 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED It Word* Si (Mm.) Box St et*. txtrm REQUIRED FOR OCCUPATION Jan. S3 three bedroom detached bungalow close to Tanciln long lease can be offered for suitable residence. Apply Box A432S S.T Spore AUSTRALIAN ARMY SERCEANT two children requires accommodation close to UHQ long lease can be ottered752 words
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Advertisement758 1961-09-07 13 TUITION It Word* US (Min.)— Box St ctt. extra LIOO ORIVING SCHOOL Rcfreeber course $21). complete $30, guaranteed $73. dual controlled cars quallftad instructors 162, Orchard Road. Spore. Phone *****. LONDON GRADUATED EXPERIENCED piano teacher ARCM LRAM ORBM gives lessons. All grades. Stevens Road, Paslr Panjang areas. Phone Singapore *****.758 words
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Advertisement743 1961-09-07 13 LOST If Word, SS (Min.)— Box St rt: txtrm SlSO'- REWARD for the return of one small grey suitcase labelled Mrs. Frank C. Bennett, Jr. with contents intact. Box A 4530 S.T. Spore. VEHICLES WANTED 2* Here's Si (Min.)— Box St ctt. txtra WANTED 1954/7 Renault Junior or Standard Slfl743 words
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Advertisement704 1961-09-07 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word, SS (Min.)— Box St ctt. txtrm 1*57 AUSTIN A 35. 50 m.p.g. Tiptop condition, 4 doors. Prior C2.PM, Phone B'porv *****. Urn. No 6>slers ONLY $2,400 DOWN with tLT.2,monthly for brand new BorK*as4 Isabella. m days old (Under ;iHJ miles). Kxrrtnnt;«' <ar considered. View •M704 words
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Article407 1961-09-07 14 INCLUDE THEM IN YOUR TOUR SIDES, PAKISTAN AND INDIA REQUESTED SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Malayan Cricket Association has emphasised to the Pakistan Eaglets and the Indian Cricket Board of Control that when they tour Malaya and Singapore they must include in their sides well-known Test players,407 words
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191 1961-09-07 14 Clark plays big hand in SCC 15-0 victory CINGAPORE. Thurs.—Blngapore Cricket Club second fifteen, playing their first match of the season, beat R.EM.E. by 15 points (three goals) to nil on the padang today. B.C.C. were made to fight hard all the way by a very determined R.E.M.E. side. Douglas191 words
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Article, Illustration52 1961-09-07 14 The map above shows the course for the Singapore Grand Prix. Each lap is three miles. The two C.P. races (cars and motor-cycles) will be run over 60 laps. The diagram on the left shows the approach roads to the course from the south and52 words
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Article78 1961-09-07 14 Vajiravudh remain unbeaten KUALA KANGSAR, Wed.— The visiting Vajiravudh College of Bangkok rugger team gained a 15-11 victory over Malay College of Kuala Kangsar here yesterday. The visitors scored four tries and a penalty goal The home team replied with a goal. a try and a penalty goal This was78 words
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Article63 1961-09-07 14 SINGAPORE. Wed. A slx-a-slde tournament organised by Singapore Base District Hockey Association will mark the beginning of the new hockey season. The slx-a-side tournament will be held at 18 Signals Regiment sports ground, Dover Road, on Sunday, Oct. 1. Units may enter as many teams63 words
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350 1961-09-07 14 By MOK SIN PIN SINGAPORE, Wed. Several- newcomers .to Malayan motorracing are among the 194 entries, excluding the late Indonesia entries, for the Singapore Grand Prix to be run here on Sept. 16 and 17. Most of the newcomers are entered for the350 words
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Article29 1961-09-07 14 BINOAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Amateur Cycling Association will hold a Cl. 3 (two-up) 25-mlle time trial at the Buklt Tlmah course on Sunday at 7 a jo.29 words
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243 1961-09-07 14 I(UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Selangor Cyclists Association will hold their 25 miles open championship for the Dunlop Trophy on a new circuit in Petaling Jaya where recently a record time was set for a 10 miles ride. The circuit is in the new area in243 words
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Article146 1961-09-07 14 Varsity rally to draw SINGAPORE. Wed— A oeautlful late tiy by wing threequarter Quah Chan Hor enabled Universit;. of Malaya to hold St. Andrews 0 5.A. to a 8-8 draw in their rugger match at Woodsville today. The Saints look a formidable team this senxon Bark In the side Is146 words
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Advertisement220 1961-09-07 14 LOCAL BOOKS FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS THE FEDERAL READING SCHEME ANNOUNCING THE FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTARY READERS! Federal Supplementary Readers, First Year, Book One (16 pages) $0.50 Federal Supplementary Readers, First Year, Book Two (48 pages) $1.00 Federal Supplementary Readers, Second Year, Book One (32 pages) $0.80 Federal Supplementary Readers, Second Year, Book220 words
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Advertisement324 1961-09-07 14 CUT COSTS [FUELiOiL k JL costs /A 45 m.p.g. Running costs low. Try Dauphine at Progress Motors or other Renault Dealers. A RENAULT PRODUCT PM 144 H I STEERING LOCK Buy Anti-theft ignition key locks steering column and foils thieves. Try Dauphine at Progress Motors or other Renault Dealers. A324 words
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Miscellaneous44 1961-09-07 14 SOCCER J. BAHRt LGE DIV. 1: Starlight v KEO Gurkhas «Sri Oelam L. PEBAK LGE DIV. 2 (replay i: ACS v DID iSpeedy Rd. T. Ansoni. FRIENDLY: Fed. PoUce V SCRC i Depot. XL). HOCKET FRIENDLY: 1 10 PBO Ourkhas v IRC (J. Bahru).44 words
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Miscellaneous96 1961-09-07 14 SOCCER JPA CUP TOI'KNEY iKiuang) Pamol Est 1 Kahang Est 0. MERDEKA KO TOl RNEY (Tg. Malim) MES 8 Kg Kelawar 0. L. PERAK KO TOURNEY: (T. Anaon): Selaba Est 3 T. Jaya CHARITY MATCH (J. Bahru): Naval Base XI 3 J. Bahru DFA 0. C. KEDAH LGE (Sg. Patanl):96 words
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Miscellaneous119 1961-09-07 14 BR-lENDLIES: Oarrtsons 'A' 15 (4 tries, penalty) Perak Asians 8 (goal. try»; PTCBC 48 (3 goals, 11 tries) Perak Police 0 at Ipoh; S. Perak RFC 33 (goal, S tries, penalty) Oarrtsons 'B 5 (goal); BXI (goal. 5 tries. 3 penalties) DTC 8 (goal, try) at Penang. CRICKET KOEMTZ SHIELD119 words
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Article218 1961-09-07 15 This improving 4-year-old should keep on winning Thirteen Wonders impresses most in an interesting trial over 3 furs ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep: Penang, Wed. pHANLUCKTER, a vastly-improved horse who has won three of his last four starts, is keeping his form and should continue218 words
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332 1961-09-07 15 TEN HORSES TO FOLLOW AT THE AUTUMN MEETING I7PSOM JEEP'S ten to follow at the Penang Autumn Meeting are: KHAMPANG PHET: An Improved horse; has won three of his last five starts: scored cleverly over 6f at Kuala Lumpur last time out CHANLUCKTER: On the332 words
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442 1961-09-07 15 A PREVIEW OF THE ST. LEGER I ONDON, Wed. It is eight years since England held France at bay by keeping all five English classics at home in any one year. If an English horse wins the St Leger at Doncaster on Saturday,442 words
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184 1961-09-07 15 THE VILLA FIRST WINNERS OF NEW CUP UIRMIN'GHA'M, Wed. Aston Villa became the first holders of the English Football League Cup. which was launched last season, when they beat Rotherham United 3-0 at Villa Park here last night in the second leg of the final, to take the trophy onReuter - 184 words
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Article292 1961-09-07 15 IAAF suspends Dan Waern WORLD SPORTS ROBHDUP T ONDON, Wed.—Swe- den 3 Dan Waern, one of the leading middle distance runners in the world, has been suspended oy the International Amateur Athletic Federation as from yesterday, it was announced in a statement by the lAAF. The Federation's action was takenReuter - 292 words
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Article, Illustration52 1961-09-07 15 4 LAN SEALEY the West Ham United centre-forward, leaps in a graceful curve in an attempt to head the ball from a corner kick, only to find Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Peter Grummitt a litUe too quick for him during the First Division match at Upton Part—Reuter - 52 words
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329 1961-09-07 15 -YORKSHIRE BEAT HANTS TO TAKE 2ND PLACE T ONDON. Wed Yorkshire, last year's county cricket champions, beat Hampshire, the 1961 winners of the title, yesterday and clinched second place In this year's final table. With Middlesex gaining 14 points from their defeat of Gloucestershire, Yorkshire had to beat Hampshire toReuter - 329 words
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Article399 1961-09-07 16 But these will take place underground or in laboratory WASHINGTON, Wednesday. DRKSIDENT Kennedy yesterday announced the resumption of American nuclear tests soon after news had come of a third Russian explosion. But the President said be had ordered the iiist I.S. tests in three yearsReuter - 399 words
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131 1961-09-07 16 Russia tests a third nuclear device in atmosphere in Asia 11/ASMMiTOX. Wed. tt Russia has detonated .1 third nuclear device, the Atomic Energy Com- i mission announced yesterday. The Commission reported the blast was in the ■low to intermediate range." The spokesman added that Urn test took place in the131 words
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249 1961-09-07 16 BRITISH REACTION: NO RESUMPTION 'EVEN SAFE ONES' LONDON. Wed. mixed up the cards of the aggressive Western powers and struck a blow at their war plans." In its English-language broadcast beamed to Britain, the radio accused the U.S. of negotiating in Geneva to halt tests while carrying out intensive work249 words
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Article30 1961-09-07 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Master Attendant has advised shipowners and agents that all application 1 forms for Port Clearance should be submitted in duplicate as from Sept. 11.30 words
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Article351 1961-09-07 16 LONDON LONDON. Wed.— Touayi. pe»lormauce on ilie London siock exchange was fairly satisfactory but not so cheerful as yesterday. Business failed to expana and price* for the most pan moved within narrow limns. Tne main feature was a sharp setback in tin shares on London ■ad E.isvern selling as the351 words
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Article27 1961-09-07 16 LONDON. Wed— Buyers £935, sellers £936. Forward buyers £949. tellers £950. Settlement £941. Turnover a.m. 440 tons. p.m. 260 tons Tone: Steauy ai the lower level.27 words
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Article38 1961-09-07 16 LONDON. Wed— Spot -'id. Oct. 23.0. Nov. 2V,d., Dec. 25 ,d.. Oct./ Dec. 25 »a.. Jan./ Mar. 25\d.. April /June 25 ,a.. July/Sept. 25 ',d.. c.i.l. Sept. 25' jd., Oct. 25\d.. Nov. 25 7/16 d. Tone: Quie:.38 words
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Article35 1961-09-07 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Jewish Welfare Board and the Menorah Club will jointly hold a Slmhat Torah Ball (Rejoicing of the Law) dance at the Bea View Hotel on Oct. 7 at 8.30 p.m.35 words
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Article70 1961-09-07 16 SCARBOROUGH. Wed— T. N. Pearce's XI had scored 263-7 when rain stopped play just before tea on the first of the Australian cricket team's last match of the tour. England captain Peter May is still unbeaten with 72. Tea scores of today's matches were: At S(70 words
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724 1961-09-07 16 ITUALA LUMPUR.! Wed. A leading sharebroker said here today that the announcement that the United States General Services Administration is to approach Congress for authority to release 50.000 tons of tin from its strategic stockpile brought tin share prices down five to 10 per724 words
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Article, Illustration36 1961-09-07 16 PRESIDENT Soekarno of Indonesia leans across to light a cigarette for Indian Prime Minister Nehru during a session of the neutral nations Summit conference just ended in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. U.P.I, picture.UPI - 36 words
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Article45 1961-09-07 16 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Jewish communities in Malaya and Singapore including Jewish members of the British armed forces will observe their new year (Rosh Buhana) on Sept. 11 and 12. Prayers will be held In the two synagogues— the Maghain Aboth and the Chat,edEl.45 words
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Article27 1961-09-07 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr.! A A. Khan. Trade Commissioner for Pakistan here spoke on "The progress of industrial development in Pakistan" at the Rotary Club today.27 words
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