The Straits Times, 16 October 1961
1961-10-16
1
20
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/straitstimes
The Straits Times
-
Title Section18 1961-10-16 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 Mat*'! 4 fie***?*' 1 Lstd. 1845. MONDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1961. 15 CENTS.18 words
-
Article1228 1961-10-16 1 Common mart 'cold shower, not Turkish^ bath' Mac warns of a generation of conflict BRIGHTON, Sunday MR. HAROLD Macmillan, 67, the British Prime Minister, yesterday warned that the West faced a "bleak ideological struggle" against Communism which might last for another generation and possibly even longer. "WeReuter - 1,228 words
-
153 1961-10-16 1 Selkirk: No news of bases switch SYDNEY, Sun.— The Earl of Selkirk. British Commis-sioner-General for SouthEast Asia, told reporters here today he knew of no plan to transfer the British naval and air bases at Singapore to Western Australia. "If such a move were planned I think I would haveReuter - 153 words
-
Article, Illustration83 1961-10-16 1 MAJ.-GEN. Kong Le (left), who still wears the thre<star insignia of a Captain, shakes hands with his arch-enemy. Deputy Premier and Defence Minister Phoumi Nosavan. of the Vientiane Government. The two Laotian Army officers have been fighting each other since August. 1960. when83 words
-
Article89 1961-10-16 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. Two member* of a family were killed and four others injur- 1 ed when a car returning from a picnic at Changi today I overturned near the junction i of Tampenis Road and Tanah Merah Besar Road. The dead are Kahbulah bin Paiman. 40.89 words
-
213 1961-10-16 1 AMERICA TESTS AIR DEFENCE WITH A BIG MOCK ATTACK NEW YORK, Sunday. HUNDREDS of American and British bombers roared down from the Arctic yesterday and early today in a mock air attack on North America, described as the biggest in history. The 12-hour exercise kept all commercial and private air213 words
-
Article69 1961-10-16 1 VIENNA. Sun. Austrian police are investigating the i disappearance of Hungarian refugee Aurel Abranyi. who I ran an anti-Communist news sorvice here. They think he has been kidnapped or mur- dered. His wife said Abranyi wont to visit another Hungarian refugee. Laszlo Oeroe. yesterday and did not return.69 words
-
Article53 1961-10-16 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun. Upton Sinclair, the 33-year-old novelist, yesterday married Mr>. Mary Willis. 79, a i widow and former school- teacher. Mr. Sinclair's second wife 1 di^d last April at the age of 78. alter 50 years of marriage. His first marriage ended in divorceReuter - 53 words
-
138 1961-10-16 1 'SEE AS YOU TALK' PHONES FOR RUSSIA MOSCOW. Sun. The world's first "see as you talk" telephone link was successfully tested between three Russian cities yesterday. Tass reported. It will go into regular service tomorrow People at the "video-tele-phonic" centre here were able not only to talk with people in138 words
-
Article184 1961-10-16 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A demolition team from the district office here last night pulled down two tenta put up by strikers outside the premises of the Utusan Melayu Press in Chan Sow Lin Road. M«n from the Federal Reserve Unit stood by and held the184 words
-
162 1961-10-16 1 DOGS TO DIE BEFORE TRISTAN IS LEFT TO NATURE ONDON, Sun.— Dogs left behind by islanders who have fled volcano-stricken Tristan Da Cunha will be shot. Mr. Peter Wheeler, administrator of the island who i.s on board the British frigate Leopard, has given orders that the 150 cattle. 300 sheepReuter - 162 words
-
Article24 1961-10-16 1 BONN. Sun. Nuclear weapons and rockets will be deployed in large-scale American manoeuvres in which 30.000 soldiers will take part from Oct. 23-28.24 words
-
Article136 1961-10-16 1 Turkey goes to the polls ISTANBUL, Sun. Voters walked through heavy ram to the polls today in Turkeys iirst p,enoral election since the introduction of the country's new constitution. It is also the BTSt election >mci- General Omal Gursel'a military junta overthrew the former regime in a bloodless coup inReuter - 136 words
-
Article27 1961-10-16 1 LONDON. Sun. Work at Europe's largest steel works, at Port Talbot. Wales, stopped v >t<Tdav following a labour dispute About 14.000 men are idle27 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement108 1961-10-16 1 Beautifully Fashioned of exceptional /ot/e/</ aesyns I nil of select BRILLIANT QUALITY I bt*wU*elv Mourted C^ m Li Mj \a LM ULi !m/l I»4 I«r Ii Lj Iw \k i\ L* I I tm^mmm r~%M €jri* w\ t\T~ wmmt FOR PERFECTION IN S STYLE SOUND \§3\ 8 TRANSISTOR WlB I108 words
-
Advertisement109 1961-10-16 1 PATEK PHILIPPE is the only watch manufacturer whose entire collection of men's watches carries, engraved on every movement, the official siamp of the- State of Geneva, the authentic guarantee of centuries-old -GENEVA QUALITY H. SENA, LTD. HIGH CLASS JEWELLERS Sinqoporc Pcnono. LATEST C H^^^^r^RcOW MOM O\V >un En Lai. Mnefte109 words
-
-
Article101 1961-10-16 2 E. GERMANS MISTAKE THEM FOR U.S. TROOPS gERLIN, Sun. Refugees said yesterday that East Germans threw flowers last week at Communist Czechoslovakian troops whom they mistook for liberating Americans. Nine of the refugees fled from East Berlin on Friday under the heaviest Communist gunfire in the current101 words
-
Article139 1961-10-16 2 The Americans are here." some shouted at> the flower barrage began, the refugees said. When the people discovered the troops were Czechs, they collected their bouquets and took them home." the refugees said. They also reported a Russian rocket, apparently involved in the manoeuvres that started last weekend,UPI - 139 words
-
Article48 1961-10-16 2 LONDON, Sun.— A woman was given an absolute discharge here for driving at 58 m ph. in a 30 m.p.h. area after she said she was rushing hfi pregnant Pekinese to a vetinary surgeon. The speed limit in a builtup area is 30 miles an hour.48 words
-
115 1961-10-16 2 Snake soup likely to be thinner this winter HONG KONG, Sun.— Snake soup looks like being a little thinner this season, and prices will be higher than usual. A shortage of snakes from China is worrying importers who do big business with certain restaurants during the winter months. Snake, aReuter - 115 words
-
Article27 1961-10-16 2 GETTYSBURG. Sun. Former President Eisenhower yesterday celebrated his 71st birthday playing bridge instead of trying out a new set of golf clubs. It rained.27 words
-
Article29 1961-10-16 2 LA PAZ (Bolivia), dun.— Three parachutists plunged to their deaths before a crowd of 3.000 at an air show here yesterday after their parachutes failed to open29 words
-
Article29 1961-10-16 2 LOS ANGELES. Sun.— A 3001 b gold-plated capsule ejected from the United States' latest Discoverer satellite was caught in mid-air by a waiting cargo plane yesterday. ReuterReuter - 29 words
-
Article, Illustration454 1961-10-16 2 A U.S. spokesman explains objections NEW YORK, Sun. A United States spokesman yesterday, in effect, rejected the latest Soviet proposals for filling the post of United Nations secre-tary-general. The spokesman said that the Soviet Union "wants to compromise" U.N. principles by "forcing the new secre-tary-generalReuter - 454 words
-
242 1961-10-16 2 I ONDON, Sun.— Mr. Jeremy Thorpe, a Liberal M.P.. said today the Queen's planned visit to Ghana next month should be cancelled "for political and security reasons. Mr. Thorpe, who has just returned from Ghana said he has asked to see Mr.Reuter - 242 words
-
Article104 1961-10-16 2 OSLO. Sunday. JLfR. TOM DRIBERG. a British Labour M.P.. told a Norwegian student meeting here that the success of Moral Rearmament "a Salvation Army for the middle Class" could lead to dictatorship all over the world. He said: "MR A is a non-Christian, non-democratic movement that attempts104 words
-
292 1961-10-16 2 A review of U.S. arms and aid policy towards Tito under way WASHINGTON, Sunday. fpHE United States Government is making an overall review of its policy towards Yugoslavia, including all economic and military aid, U.S. official sources said yesterday. The question of U.S. policy towards Yugoslavia was railed on FridayReuter - 292 words
-
Article, Illustration110 1961-10-16 2 WASHINGTON. Sun. Colin Wilson, Britain's original angry young man, said here yesh-rday KnR--1 tint intellectually wax "totally dead." Wilson, 30, said at a lecture: "I view Enclish intelle.tual life with compassion rather than anger. I hare not given up hope. Even the English tan be persuaded110 words
-
Article25 1961-10-16 2 STOCKHOLM. Sun The people of Oaevle. Sweden will soon be able lo borrow paintings from a new section of their public library25 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement69 1961-10-16 2 PHASE 4 SELETAR HILLS ESTATE A j 11 m.s. Yio Chu Kang Road FOR 3 BEDROOMED SEMI-DETACHED SALE AND TERRACE HOUSES nn port jßU|iim|uZd^^ PRICES ~Y W^ DETACHED $16,000 54,000 $114.00 TERRACE(END) $15,900 $3,900 $114.00 For further details apply to: x SlXfilimPltE TERRACE (MID) 815,000 $3,750 SI 06.90 UNITED JtSj^T69 words
-
-
Article, Illustration140 1961-10-16 3 Barbara: The Brighton write-off LONDON. Sun.— Mrs. Barbara Castle, Labour Party M.P.. said in a Common Market speech at Aberfoyle Scotland, last night that the Conservatives had "written off the Commonwealth." "Their decision at Brighton to control Commonwealth Immigration while getting ready to accept an Influx of European workers underReuter - 140 words
-
Article, Illustration645 1961-10-16 3 KIMBERLEY. Sunday T*HE Prime Minister, Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, said here that South A Africa would not leave the United Nations but would "cling to that world forum with all the tenacity of a small nation insisting on the right of free speech."645 words
-
Article49 1961-10-16 3 HOLLYWOOD. Sun. Mr. Zoltan Korda. Hungarianborn film director and producer, died of a heart attack yesterday aged 66. He" was the younger brother of the British film maker, the late Sir Alexander Korda. He codirected "Elephant Boy", directed "Drums" and produced "The Thief of Bagdad."49 words
-
145 1961-10-16 3 CAPE TOWN, Sun.— Five African chieftains urged yesterday that Southwest Africa be made a IN. trust territory to "establish a democratic form of government/ The five, from the area of Ovamboiand, wrote in a letter to the Cape Times here that U.N. trusteeship wReuter - 145 words
-
183 1961-10-16 3 'Heroin hill' sets Hong Kong police a problem HONG KONG. Sun. A Kowloon hillside was reported today to have been turned into a "giant beehive of drug dens"— five minutes' stroll from a police station. The area, known as Cockscomb Hill, was said to have been taken over by drugReuter - 183 words
-
Article165 1961-10-16 3 "C<RANCE yesterday three international French paratroops against Tunisian civiliai Bizerta in. July. The lawyers, sent to Tunisia by the International Coinmlttetf of Jurists, said the paratroops had burled prisoners alive and shot others. Including 14-year-old "volunteers." while their hands were tied behind their backs. They further165 words
-
Article65 1961-10-16 3 LONDON. Sun— The War Office said yesterday it will investigate a Dally Mirror report that Col. Edward Lucas used two soldiers as babysitters and handymen at his country cottage. "We are fed up with It all." one of the soldiers told the Mirror. Said Col. Lucas:65 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement246 1961-10-16 3 IJMMW§^mmmMJMm^E& Ol 1• 5> *^^T^sssssssssss^^ Day In Day Out Why does a Pelikan pen make friends all over J£ Ihe world? Because it gives reliable service, day Jfin and day out. whenever you put pen to paper HBl Take the Pelikan 120 for instance. The ideal TUB] every-day correspondence pen.246 words
-
Advertisement225 1961-10-16 3 I L^k SSSSSZ v m\ PrVrfi ford 4*4* offer "go ffyk the road- m^^ \jrrhfird Motors SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPIM tffttSCHTtO fiSfWHEtf tv BORNEO MOTORS tVft*/? A LONG AWAITED OPPORTUNITY Hi A N S I V H'S fj i.nixn l w w H SALE I B QUALITY GOODS AT LOW PRICES225 words
-
-
Page 3 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous408 1961-10-16 3 RADIO SINGAPORE JJVBiiTS NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Close Down SERVICE 41 metre. o*^,^ m. »w« mi .mi m wave service RADIO MALAYA -nn 4^L^ etl^- a „•> NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: 602 < „u v, r r Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; M.KVICE 41.7 metre* 7.05 Melodies At Sunrise; 8.00408 words
-
-
Article329 1961-10-16 4 Symphony Orchestra disappoints SINGAPORE, Bun. The newly-constituted Singapore Symphony Orchestra gave a concert under Brnjamln Khoo in the Victoria Theatre tonight. The soloist in Schumann's A minor piano concerto was Lolabelle Wong. It Is sad to have to report that in* standard of playing throughout was of such a low329 words
-
Article317 1961-10-16 4 How wealthy miners can avoid being 'nuisance' JPOH, Sun. The Mentri Besar of Perak. Dato Sha'ari bin Shafiee, said yes-! terday that miners "and other wealthy people in the State" should put their money in banks in order to prevent robberies in their homes. "In this317 words
-
Article315 1961-10-16 4 Two Barisan men reply to Lee SINGAPORE. Sun. I 'TWO BARISAN So- sialis Assemblymen, Mr. Lin You Eng and Mr. Tee Kirn Leng, today called on the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to substantiate his "wild statement" about them in his tenth broadcast talk. "Mr. Lee has alleged that315 words
-
Article33 1961-10-16 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Rowcroft Theatre will stage the play "The sound of murder" in conjunction with the Services drama lestlval at the Cultural Centre at Fort Canning tomorrow at 8.30 p.m.33 words
-
140 1961-10-16 4 TRENGGANU GOVT. FACES MOTION OF NO CONFIDENCE KUALA TRENGGANU, Sunday. THE Pan-Malayan Islamic Party Government will face a motion of no confidence when the State Legislative Assembly meets on Oct. 30. The motion will be moved by the Party Negara Whip, Wan Daud bin Haji Ahmad. In a statement today.140 words
-
Article113 1961-10-16 4 Ministry of Culture free shows SINGAPORE, Sun. Free Ministry of Culture film shows— all beginning at 7 p.m.— for the week are: Tomorrow- Jalan Rajah off Balestler ifcoad. Fu Hwa School. Jurong Road 15\ m.s.,| Kg. Tanah Merah Kechil. Duxton Park, Nell Road. Tuesday: Kong Ming Bchool, Florence Road. Tau113 words
-
Article315 1961-10-16 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunaay. l/'UALA LUMPUR Municipal Architect, who saw the growth of the Federal Capital into a booming city, is due to retire soon after nine years' service. i Mr. Taylor Is due to be I Malayanlsed In a few years. but decided he should retire315 words
-
Article53 1961-10-16 4 IPOH. Sun.— Rural adult education classes In Perak, teaching the national language, are proving very popular, particularly among the Chinese residents of the new villages. The rural adult education programme, launched in Perak in June this year, aimed at establishing 480 classes with about 3053 words
-
Article, Illustration51 1961-10-16 4 MR. AND MRS. Leslie Teo Sent; (ivan after their mwrriage on Saturday at St. Bernadette Church. Zion Road, Singapore. A reception was later held at Sands House, Clemen ceau Avenue, which was attended by about 200 relatives and guests. The bride was Miss Theresa Matilda Lobo. Straits Times51 words
-
Article332 1961-10-16 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom Hong Kong (BA 901) 2.15 pjn.; from London. Rome. Teheran, Karachi. Calcutt.- (BA- 714) 5 pjn. Thai International: Prom JakarU (TO 402) 10 ajn. Pan- American: Prom Los Angele«,332 words
-
Article152 1961-10-16 4 Talks in bid to avert a strike CINGAPORE. Sun. Representatives of the Public Daily Rated Employees Unions Federation yesterday continued negotiations with the City Council on their demands in a bid to avert a strike by the workers. It was their second negotiating meeting since Wednesday. After the talks, the152 words
-
Article20 1961-10-16 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Police band will play at Katong Park tomorrow from 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.20 words
-
Article184 1961-10-16 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Water supplies will be cut off tomorrow in ZONES ONE and FOUR from 8 a.m. to t p.m. and in ZONES FIVE and SIX from 2 n.m. to 8 p.m. ZONE ONE is bounded by Kalian* Rivir; Geylang Road: Pava Lebar Road, and the184 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement270 1961-10-16 4 CAPiTOL* Tomorrow 9.15 pm Premiere Plus ON STAGE "HIGH FASHION YELLOW" *m PHE6EL COSMETICS (available only of JeunetM et Beaute) featuring the Pretty Little Girl in the Yellow Dress Models from Louise Klerk's Charm School ROCK HUDSON KIRK DOUGLAS /*^^K aaaniaiaßaaaaß^ aa^ Ma Inc I JM l^w I twtww com270 words
-
Advertisement41 1961-10-16 4 II TONIGHT >JfJ FLOOR SHOW TV by »fc« EXOTIC Rim INCOMPARABLE l\i sureini*;! I TALENTIMf CONTEST M ■J Intriei cloi« Tomorrow J"" z rßrnrnnnrsn 4 < lajt UljljlJl v j"*'??? trw ics v. i ("> mi 'to* ••♦on "AKU KEPUNYAAN KAU" •■a. ak41 words
-
Advertisement494 1961-10-16 4 »»4.4.4,4.4.4.^4,»4.^. IL OW|Ga,nlSatiojs^J X ♦now sh(JKingis3r B <, N ?:L. 30-4 15-6 4J 9 30pm X Z Dirk BOGAROt John MILLS I i -CaS^ THE xP»|\NOTTHE Kfynne d:Uonglot ON STAGE TONIGHT < AT 9.50 P.M. Rodifhition FMMMi tTITHES "8.30 SPECIAL" X Compered By LEN THORNE I Lorry Lai ft Tan494 words
-
-
Page 4 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous76 1961-10-16 4 The diary GFYL.\NG STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST Hl'R( II: Sunday School executive mee'ing in the home of Miss Joyce Shum. 29. Loronc 29. 7.30 p.m. CHINESE V.M.C..V: Katons neißhbours and Bukit Timah (?roup debate: "Should T.V. be introduced in Singapore?" Teachers' Rest Roum, 8 p.m. THIRD ISBR.WDTSEN MOBILE TRADE FAIR: Exhibits76 words
-
-
Article200 1961-10-16 5 Ministry on Nanyang plans iNGAPOKE, Sun. A J Ministry of National Jevelopment statement has denied that it delayed the building plans for the proposed students' union building, science block and auditorium of the Nanyang University. The ministry statement said that the delay was due to the "non-compliance by the architects200 words
-
Article118 1961-10-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. /CONSTRUCTION work is expected to begin soon on the proposed new $1.5 million Malayan National Museum. Tenders for the construction closed last week. The Malay-style building with a two-storey central section and two one-storey wings, designed by a Singapore architect, will go118 words
-
Article105 1961-10-16 5 Taxi driver stabbed and robbed SINGAPORE. Sun. A taxi driver, Tan Soo Chia, 28, was stabbed and robbed by a gang along a dirt track off Dunearn Road last night. Tan picked up a passenger at the Junction of Whitely Road and Dunearn Road at 9 p.m. yesterday and drove105 words
-
Article63 1961-10-16 5 KUALA KANKSAR. Sun.— The Indonesian Consul in PenanK, Inche Zahar Ariffln. and his wife paid their first visit to the Sultan and Raja Perempuan of Perak at the Istana Iskandarlah here this morning. The Sultan of Pahang. who was in Ipoh for the Malayan poloO championships. also63 words
-
Article34 1961-10-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Mr. Selvanayagam Joseph Gnanachariam, 53, a retired senior interpreter in the Supreme Court, has been ordained the first Malayan Lutheran pastor at the Lutheran Church in Brickfields Road here.34 words
-
Article26 1961-10-16 5 IPOH. Sun. Members ol the Perak Old Frees Association will hold their annual meeting and dinner at the Boston Restaurant here on Oct. 21.26 words
-
Article67 1961-10-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Nanyang Siang Pau Press Ltd.. Singapore, has given $5,000 to the building fund of the Press Club of Malaya. The fund now totals $42,915 The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dato Haji Noah bin Omar, has donated $50; the President of67 words
-
Article48 1961-10-16 5 PENANG. Sun. Employment Week ended In Penang on a bright note yesterday. "We have had greater response and interest from employers, and we can say the week has been a success." Inche Mashahor bin Mohameci Iskanda. manager of the Penang Employment Exchange, said.48 words
-
Article43 1961-10-16 5 United Nations Day show SINGAPORE, Sun. A mammoth international variety show to commemorate United Nations Day will be presented here at the Happy World Stadium next Sunday. Sponsored by the Singapore Congress, more than 10.000 children have been invited to this free show.43 words
-
Article119 1961-10-16 5 A contest for travel writers SINGAPORE, Sun. The Pacific Area Travel Association today announced that its third annual Pacific travel writing contest would be divided into three categories. Engraved plaques will be awarded to the writer of the best newspaper travel story, or series of stories, on the Pacific during119 words
-
354 1961-10-16 5 THE increasing flow of tourists into Malaya, <he growing popularity of the Federal capi'al as a meeting plac^ and brisk commercial and industrial activity, are expected to give leading hote'lers and restaurateurs here a total turnover of more than $10 million this year.354 words
-
259 1961-10-16 5 Kelantan bans Govt. men from gambling CAMPAIGN TO STAMP OUT THE VICE FROM WHOLE STATE KOTA BHARU, Sunday. rpHE Kelantan Government today warned its employees that "disciplinary action" would be taken against those who took part in any form of gambling. It also warned the people that the Government was259 words
-
Article, Illustration95 1961-10-16 5 CHE ALMA AZIZAH bint. Ishak. ynungrst sister of the Yang di-Pertuan NeKara of Singapore, Inche Yusof. and the Federation Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Abdul Aiiz, married a doctor in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The bridegroom is Dr. Johan Thambu. of the Bentont District Hospital.95 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement139 1961-10-16 5 MALAYAN FINANCE -yfs n, oi «4"'4« imrimf iimirtu, offers iSP^ £h M INTEREST ir* pi annum FIXED -TERM DEPOSITS FOR 6 ar 12 MONTHS SAVE WITH SECURITY THE MALAYAN FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya.) AUTHORISED CAPITAL $5,000,000 ISSUED and PAID UP CAPITAL S2.000.00X) For further details139 words
-
-
2652 1961-10-16 6 That six-day week: Injustice to fail to fit next generation for life, says Lee SINGAPORE, Sunday THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said in a radio forum here tonight that if teachers in English schools could not take the six-day week because it depressed them, "then we have got2,652 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement148 1961-10-16 6 W X** JALAN KILANG PETALING JAVA *t) F&i&FTOFFiK J~- 1 TIN FREE FOR EVERY p^^r- -^g^f "CHAP KEPALA" j^^^==^^^l I ENAMEL "T*S5 '^A ft J A ifll AND UNDERCOAT II SIS' W dr^^ PURCHASED BETWEEN MH~ W C^ 16TH OCTOBER 1961 AND Illr nnAflQl \W 15TH NOVEMBER 1961 U| [jl148 words
-
Advertisement250 1961-10-16 6 V If you suffer from BRONCHITIS read this I EPHAZONE ttbiet arc ailabto to all sufferers from bronchi tii, tsthma, bronchial catarrh, phlegm on the chest, hay fever and allied complaints. EPHAZONE is easy to take, safe to use and five* ?uick relief and sureness of effect. The properties oi250 words
-
-
Article, Illustration2184 1961-10-16 7 SIVANANDAN: I'VE KNOWN A NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE GONE OVER TO OTHER SIDE BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN I AM A RED •k From Page Six man primary school leaving examination, they discovered that all the four streams were at different stages of development. Each stream had2,184 words
-
607 1961-10-16 7 'IF IT'S A POLITICAL ISSUE, I DIG IN AND FIGHT— LEE "Because if it is. I dig my toes in and I fight. Mr. Lee said that the Government did not want to fight the teachers' union because they knew that the teachers were 99.99 per cent non-Communist and anti-Communist.607 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement41 1961-10-16 7 McCULLOCH PRUNER Introducing a revolutionary pruning technique i'lfV '^^iW t'^v A Rotoßit Power Pruner K iVs^i man °P erated anl p?" m M. D. M. LTD. MjjjZ- P.O. Sox 1033 K. Lumpur. Tel ***** hi^^ *JSD THEIR DISTRIBUTORS w THROUGHOUT MALAYA41 words
-
Advertisement102 1961-10-16 7 [P'^^^— ii 1 M^ff* VITREOUS PORCELAIN ENAMEL SINKS From only $55 wcndert ul value in new streamlined sinks to tit the modest budget of every young I home-owner... easy to clean easy to install The best '"^sfifc cough remedy Tap y^j^ f^By THE ANGLO-THAI CORPORATION LTD. Tfs* AN EXQUISITE RANGE102 words
-
-
Article, Illustration901 1961-10-16 8 MARK ARNOLD- FOSTER - The third man of German politics MARK ARNOLD-FOSTER AN OPPORTUNIST? BUT HE'S ONLY PARTY LEADER WHO BELONGS TO KENNEDY GENERATION By MANY Christian Democrats in Ger- many would like to see the last of their leader. Dr. K on r a d Adenauer, but few have had the courage tc901 words
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement277 1961-10-16 8 Bwmm. Invitation to a change.,. jj LOW LOW LUXURY LlNESfn ff §m bjUI ill I f/Jlf r%aw> 111 rhW ECONOMY CAR UPKEEP *.th the an new Consul 315! New Ford design all through. New j )>ra driving power! Consul 315 gives you sporting JC^4^ features: four-speed quick change gearbox—fSß^'jpy]' lively277 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1793 1961-10-16 9 CARRY ATTENDED REVIVAL MEETING, THEN- BAR-WRECKING STARTED COUNTRY-WIDE DRIVE FOR PROHIBITION jfej^jl EARLY in the afternoon of February 10, 1900, two women stood on the footpath outside O. L. Day's chemist shop in Medicine Lodge, Kansas, U..S.A. One, a tall, powerfully-built womanDaily Mirror - 1,793 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement54 1961-10-16 9 V f*iS^~S^T RUSKS Infant H| Inf n t Feeding RUSf^ RUSKS a meal in a moment 'jjffi J JUST ADO WARM MILK FOR CONTENTED SLEEP JL fL J Ju»t btferr bedtime ttod your t)«b/ f^k 1 FOR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS IN THE FAMILY FEED YOUR BABY AND CROWING CHILDREN WITH54 words
-
Advertisement40 1961-10-16 9 Orchid BUY ONE TIN 5 kdtis KNIFE BRAND **L< ou or ONE TIN 6 lbs. dC&tH &tO6H Cooking Oil t and have 2 cakes of ORCHID SOAP FREE! before 31st. October 1961 I i v FASHIONABLE WOMEN CHOOSE ORCHID SOAP40 words
-
-
The Straits Times
-
Article507 1961-10-16 10 Disciplinary maintenance ol rigid standards in ihc grading ..I export oommoditiea is. contrary t<> th<- kvlings of a small minority. «< boon to producers and traders alike, not a curse. In face of growlinfl oompetftton trom syntiietics well hs Irom other pro-diu-ers of natural rubber in a507 words
-
Article393 1961-10-16 10 Tentative motes h«iv, tx-ct 1 11n.de to resume negotiations between the Singapore Government and Nanyang authorities on the key issue of representation on a provisional council that would attend to the university's re-oiganis-ation. On the lace ot it, this looks encouraging: in tact, inly an invincible optimist would393 words
-
Article293 1961-10-16 10 .Throughout the crisis caused by Russia's threat to sign a pe?ce treaty with its Baat Gorman satellite the French virw has been that the best way to frighten Mr. Khrushchev is to behave like the frog in the table who puffed himself "up in an attempt to look293 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1247 1961-10-16 10 To go back to Washington in the first heady months of the Kennedy administration, having left it in the dying months of the Eisenhower administration, was to get what. I presume, a drug addict gains when he gets a fix. There was energy-, optimism,1,247 words
-
Letters
-
150 1961-10-16 10 'THERE isn't any doubt that travellers to the Federation from Singapore are often put In the position where they have to argue with Customs officers at the sausewaj over what I is "taxable, non-taxable." and untaxable." Quite ofte:. we Kre compelled to pay what150 words
-
183 1961-10-16 10 WHEN the Minister lor Culture first took office, he invited suggestions to beautify Singapore. 1^ It necessary to denude and mutiiate the tree-clad hillside of Canning Hill? It Is the only such place in the heart of the city and at its foot lies the old183 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement779 1961-10-16 10 STRAITS TIMESI FREE PRESS t»t r*« —while* mt WHrlih •ri tmi rr«reM«f«/ira lat f*»— COLD STORA6I ARCAOI OkhivD RC«D. •■NC*^O»a irill trritv wmmll wrfrerf»t#«ie»fi mm 4 k*M larnktr rfi'm Mrnifl n4rtrH—m*nli tU:rt* Im \i>iniiiri au*t «la> •< h*x**i l»: COLD STORAM IRANCHIS MOLLANO «O»0. KTONa. AUTHORISIft ACINTJi CITY BOOK MM.779 words
-
Advertisement11 1961-10-16 10 I !^^3BBjTJßjaaj GOOD WATCHES DESERVE GEMEXB V WATCHBANDS/ MADE IN J11 words
-
Advertisement126 1961-10-16 10 ...he needs STORK Fre<h bread, or cnsp\ toa^t, spread with de,iciou< Stork Margarine, makes a quick nourishing start to the day. Tasty! Easy to spread! Stork keeps you f^ lit because it omtainsthe health-givinf f A itamins A and D. Your family will v A ove l^ e llc^ cre126 words
-
-
Article141 1961-10-16 11 WORKERS CALL FOR 'TRUE MERGER' SINGAPORE, Sun. About 10.000 workers last night passed a resolution exhorting al political parties here tc sink thei. difference* and make a united stand in working foi "true me r fior" with th< Federation. This was one of six resolutlons approved by a maei meeting141 words
-
Article98 1961-10-16 11 SHELL MEN GOING TO BRITAIN SINGAPORE. Sun. Two Shell Co. men. Mr. Oon Beng Boon and Mr. Tan Song Chua, will spend about 18 monthwith Shell in Britain from the beginning of next year. Mr. Oon sales service manager of Shell Company of Singapore Ltd.. will be posted to the98 words
-
Article161 1961-10-16 11 I )ENANG, Sun —-A Malayan Airway.s Dakota aircraft waa held up for about 10 minutes at Penangs Bayan Lepa.s airport this afternoon to enable the Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuai Yew. and his wife to board it. The plane was scheduled to take off161 words
-
Article97 1961-10-16 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore's soven man delegation to the inaugural meeting of the Singapore-Indonesia joint trade commission in Jakarta tomorrow left here by Malayan Airways today. It was led by Inche Abu Bakar bin Pawanchee, Singapore's senior trade and cultural representative in Indonesia. Other members are Messrs. Sim97 words
-
Article480 1961-10-16 11 BUT FORESTRY WORKERS TELL OF 'HURT FEELINGS' ARISING FROM CHARGES BY AZIZ KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. rpilE general secretary of the Union of Forest Employees, Mr. B.R.N. Thambee. yesterday promised his union's full support to eradicate bribery and corruption, especially in the forestry division. But he480 words
-
191 1961-10-16 11 HEAVY FALL IN FEDERATION'S FA VOURABLE TRADE BALANCE KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. ''FHE Federation maintained a favourable trade balance during the first seven months of this year, but it dropped to $174.6 million compared with $500.7 million "during the same period of last year. Exports during the January-.Uily period of this191 words
-
Article28 1961-10-16 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— An adviser on farmers' association. Mr N. H. del Rosario. returned to the Philippines today after a two-year Asia Foundation assignment in Malaya.28 words
-
Article, Illustration90 1961-10-16 11 ]y|R. and Mrs. Charles M. Stockholm after their marriage at Wesley Church in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The bride, formerly Miss Dawn Carol Smith, few to Malaya from South Africa for the wedding. Her father. Mr. J.S. Smith, was formerly the Federation's Chief Conservator of Forests.90 words
-
201 1961-10-16 11 Man refused to leave my bedroom: Widow ALOR STAR, Sunday. A WIDOW, Low Siew Gaik. told the Magistrate's Court here today she telephoned police when her brother-in-law refused to leave her bedroom one day. Low. 28. was testifying at the trial of Ong Hock Guan 30, who pleaded not guilty201 words
-
Article81 1961-10-16 11 Filmed at work on a road LTUANTAN. Sun. Malayan Film Unit cameras whirred as 150 fishermen at Berserah, six miles from here, today worked on a three-mile road In a self-help scheme. The shots are for a documentary featuring Joint efforts by people to improve the rural areas. The Mentrl81 words
-
Article68 1961-10-16 11 SINGAPORE, Sun —An engineer, Mr. A. E. Sensoa, 50, early today reported lo police that he was robbed »t >500 cash, by a taxi driver. Mr. Season said he had taken a taxi tc his hotel in Killiney Road at 1.10 a.m. As he was about to68 words
-
Article33 1961-10-16 11 TELUK ANSON. Sun.—Tinassistant area commissioner of Perak. Mr Lim Guan Choc look a salute and inspected th annual parade of 13 unks oi the St. John Ambulance Brigade here yestfrday.33 words
-
Article45 1961-10-16 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Mr. P. S. Muthu was elected president of the Federation Jaffnese Co-operative Housing Society Ltd at its annuaj meeting here today. Other officials elected were Mr. K. Thuraiappah (vicepresident i. Mr. V. Seenivasasam secretary > and Mr. V Thlllainathan 'treasurer^.45 words
-
Article46 1961-10-16 11 j SINGAPORE. Sun—A pretty sixih floor of Housing ana Development Board block .ol -1 flats in Sterling Road. Aiexlandra, this morning. She died soon after admlsPoli< were this evenirg trytng to trace the girl's relatires. Foul play has been ruled out.46 words
-
Article101 1961-10-16 11 'Register Satu' call at meeting SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore General Employees' Union, at an extraordinary delegates' meeting this afternoon, urged the Government to expedite registration of the Singapore Association 'of Trades Unions <Satu>. The meeting, at the Victoria Memorial Hall, noted that the Satu, formed out of a conference of101 words
-
Article54 1961-10-16 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. An eight-man delegation of the United National Kadazan Organisation of Sarawak, arrived here today on a study tour. The delegation, which 1* here at the Invitation of the Federation Governmnt will stay until they have seen "as much as possible" of the country and54 words
-
Article28 1961-10-16 11 BUKIT MERI AJAM, Bun Kampong Bharu villagers here have formed a committee to help the people participate in the second phase of the rural development plan.28 words
-
Article297 1961-10-16 11 KUCHING, Sunday rr H E secretary-gen-eral of the Sarawak United People's Party. Mr. Stephen K. T. Yong, has said that members flf any clandestine Cjmmunist organisation would have no place ta the S.U.P.P. Mr. Yong wa.s referring to I radio broadcast by Mr. Lee Kuan297 words
-
142 1961-10-16 11 Raja Muda's car used on mercy mission rpEI.l R ANSON. Sun.— The X Raja Muda of Prrak lent his car yesterda-y evening to enable a teacher, seriously injured in a car accident near here, to be rushed to the Kampar Hospital The Injured teachrr. Mr. Ho Chung Vik, 25 attached142 words
-
173 1961-10-16 11 Gold mining company receiver is named KUALA LUAIPUR, ?im. A receiver mis brrn nanvd to wind up the Raul Australian Gold Mining Co. Ltd.. He is Mr. ii .n. Vlllien of Peat. Marwlck Mitchell and Company here The chairman of the Industrial Rehabilitation Finance Board, Haji Megat Mohamed. said today173 words
-
Article46 1961-10-16 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Principal Nursing Officer of the Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen's Families Association, Miss M.I. Sankey, will arrive In Singapore from Britain to. morrow. Miss Sankey. who is toiKln™ the East, will visit R. A. F. Changi on Thursday and h'riday.46 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement79 1961-10-16 11 Jtf MoM'n lm«i.co»poci 1 W unil jiltnl rjnnmg REFRIGERATORS (Mode in Italy). THE FRIDGE THAT OFFERS THE MOST! Colourful INTERIOR Automatic defrost large crisper Steelshe«t cabinet Meat Tray Butter Compartments Sliding Shelves Egg Shelf. FOOT 1 $29/- monthly (Spore) JC PEDAL J NO DOWN PAYMENT \y 6 MODELS AVAILABLE FROM79 words
-
Advertisement244 1961-10-16 11 Sekonic finest products /♦W/l^|\\ "on P" (u<il£- rraKSi Sfa -perfection n tk'fMp^ rWWBm I PROJECTiON Blower Cooling System Extremely quiet operation. >|=£^/ "AUTO-LUMI 86 MM PJ& toti ••■»ri nnu nw i m mi, in +t»»««»»n..ii) V ttl c»««*«m Wm« *i ,1,1. 111 W.« «..< U^^.l f,, >i,,, LIQUJRIT /ig?^ For244 words
-
-
The Straits Times Book Page
-
858 1961-10-16 12 In quest of Beatific Vision with the aid of drugs BY MARGANITA LASKI PERIODICALLY there have been crazes of experimentation with consciousness distorting drugs. C ol e r i d g c and Southey willingly submitted to Sir Humphry Davy's experiments with nitrous oxide gas. Baudelaire, Gautier and Delacroix were858 words
-
Article402 1961-10-16 12 THE PHONEY WAR. By E. S. Turner. (Michael JoMph. 21«.) By CONSTANTINE FITZ GIBBON rnHE trouble with A looking through old photograph albums with friends is that the pastime almost always goes on too long. Uncle Fred In his striped bathing suit. Aunt Eva402 words
-
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement261 1961-10-16 12 body i Try it! Australian f.nouritc bcrr is here itrrneth Switch tj I A 11 JJB rai SWITCH lOli mUU iU l^^^Sl OUTHRIE %I>■ 04 pSSf CO.,LTD. We took all the best features of our office typewriter and put them on the new Remington 11 portable The Remington Standard is261 words
-
Advertisement124 1961-10-16 12 RESEARCH MAKES t^^"^SPSS^^J^^***. THE DIFFERENCE Rr*S^»fti-s§f SONY MODEL TR-719 ECONOMICAL 4 BAND TABLE RADIO WITH FINE TUNING. jBSf MW *****5 m (535-1605 kc) JgßSr SWI 200-70 m (1.5-4.3 Me jggßf SW2 70-25 m (4.3-12 Me SXg SW3 25-1 1.5 m (12-26 Me) Operate* on 4 Flashlight Batteries (UMI) Singopore/Penong $170.00124 words
-
-
Page 12 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous310 1961-10-16 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS language (6. 6). 1. Style of writ in? with con- 6. Some say a relative is to train siderable liberal significance lawn-tennis section <2, 3). (8). 7. Hearty direction to serve 5. Related to a home cloth <6\ drinks (B>. 9. A companion carries the A.310 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1709 1961-10-16 13 BLUE PUMMEL LINE FREIGHT ENQUIRIES: Til: 1401 PASSAGE (NWIOIUi tMt 1412 10 AOEN. LIVERPOOL. BUSOOW. LONOON ft COWTININTAI PORTS. Due S'pori Sails p Sham Pentrg PYRRHUS Liverpool, Glasgow In Pt Today Oct 17 IAOMEDON M'seilles. Liverpool, A'mouth Due Oct II Oct 11/20 LYCAON Livtratil, Glasgow I* Part Oct 21 Oct1,709 words
-
Advertisement3039 1961-10-16 13 •THE E., A. C. LINES- Enc the ben line steamers ltd. Hs£ eSA,L,NGS TO: MEOITE.ANEAN, CONTINENTAL SCANDINAVIAN^ PORTS. nmsJ tu J^Zil W^ TSL** P«. S'rore P. S him Perarg "JUTUNOIA" I-.... ll Pt/1» OCt 21,22 Oct »'24 Oct 5 pon P. S ham Peninf ■OUSUANGA" a) It Oct.' 4 Nt*3,039 words
-
Advertisement1302 1961-10-16 13 \ojtjs- McAUSTER dc CO., LTD. \WSJ\ «L: Nt. ***** VRK ELLERMAN LIMB tJk KLAVENESS LIMB r*^* LONDON, NAMSURG. ROmROAM, HAVRE, LOS AHGELES. SAN FRANCISCO I NULL SEATTLE, VANCOUVER t PORTLANO CITT Of CARLISLE Accepting cargi fir CenUal I Slvtl Spore P. Sham Pe"ani Aaenca. n/n Ott 11 Oct. 2 Niv1,302 words
-
-
Article1465 1961-10-16 14 From Our Market Correspondent gY Saturday morning conditions were quiet and difficult on the Malayan Stock Exchange at the end of a week which at last saw the long awaited statement from the International Tin Council. This, because of the failure to change the floor and1,465 words
-
Article34 1961-10-16 14 Rt'BBI.K TIN (per Ib.i (prr picul) Oct. 9 S4S, cU. $473.23 10 83 a cts. £477.25 11 83fc cU. $475.62'i 12 83 cU. $474.12 <i 13 82 \i cU. S475.87', 14 $474.5034 words
-
Article68 1961-10-16 14 THE Mali in Cxcuanict BankC A.. ■•eolation rail lh,« clian*.- in it* Mteji to merchants on snnniay cm rate ts to $100): Selling T.T. or 0.0. roady: Swim Frinci nil. On the frM t chin». markot 'n M»ng Kong, the U.S. dollar (rai quoiml at 5.66 a for68 words
-
Article1339 1961-10-16 14 rPHE »ute at share* on the x MtJayan Stock Ezchance showing laat burineM to October •7 (A) and but bnalneM since that date. (Bi with H and 1.. •tandint; for Hifhcst and Lowest business this year to date, were: INDUSTKIAU ML A I Alex Bricki 1.00 JO1,339 words
-
Article91 1961-10-16 14 Current payment ("hrndman< ll|«g Gopcnc ls.t Lingui 30 Sg. Best Is. 3d.* Tanjong Tin ls.+ Mentakab New Serendah In Anglo Asian 7J' Anglo-Oriental 74 ,1 Bukit Panjonr id.High and i.ou- :u\ Malacca Rubber 10 Malakoff 3d* SeUngor River 12j r iT Interim Date of payment Nov. 37 Nov.91 words
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1164 1961-10-16 14 j[K"\®^liheJ Express U^.A. Pacific tk AtlanU« Coast Servlost ETA ETA t?« ETA tl« Spore H'tong Japan 9-Francisco I Anteies N.ro'k ■J. "Catorafo Mare" It Oct 1 Ntv i Ntv 15 Nov It Not IS See .I. "Xmikawa Mara" 71 No* 1 Oec Oec 21 o*. 2S Die 14 MS All1,164 words
-
Advertisement909 1961-10-16 14 I Tin price falls by $1.37 i j HTHE tin price in Singapore on Saturday morning x fell by $1.37 i to $474.50 per picul after a week j of considerable variation in price, the market being dominated by the meeting of the International Tin Council in London. jt^g^g^a^gfgTßaaaaHo^Laaak j909 words
-
Advertisement32 1961-10-16 14 BETTER SHIP EXPRESS Penang London 19 Days >W I Singapore London 21 Days «k Singapore Liverpool 22 Days u M^ London Singapore...— 20 Days >\T Hamburg Singapore 27 Days \by BEN LINE32 words
-
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1501 1961-10-16 15 TENDERS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF SARAWAK TENDERS wlil be rereiv«d at VACANCIES FOR ASSISTANT 'he Office of lie Stale Engineer. KNGINEERS ARCHITECT PWD Srlaiinor from Class E ASSISTANT ENGINEERS ana above rejiste.ed contractors Asslslant Engineer (Civil up to 14th November 1961 for' 3 m.^the supply of sluice1,501 words
-
Advertisement923 1961-10-16 15 ((••Ururd (reno Page Si SITUATIONS VACANT 70 Ware's Si (Min.)— Box tt et,. aatra AGBNTS WANTED! If your income i I* insufficient, earn in leisure hours. Apply with confidence P.O Box 2753. ftlngapore UROPBAN BROKERS require Junior clerk with some office es- perlence slso able to type. Box A 1721.923 words
-
Advertisement3759 1961-10-16 15 EDUCATION Hera's N < Yin.i— Box it tt*. ex Ire SCilNCfc »in tpprmra isnorstory I tacilit foi all standards leading to |Oambri<lge Cert .H 8 C OC.K.. morn;ac Kveoiag sessions. City School Selene* Dept.. 16V- B Melegie Rosd. spore Tel 3VOIS TUITION If Word* $i (Mim.)— Bom St tt*. sxtrs3,759 words
-
-
1672 1961-10-16 16 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP l.M^L'f-l with HPENGKU Abdul Rahman, the Prime Minister of Malaya, was given a great ovation by racing fans here today when he led in Tinggi Harapan, the winner of the seventh race. Tinggi Harapan (Keith Moxham op), owned by1,672 words
-
Article37 1961-10-16 16 TOTAL P00L— 598,535. Ist. No. *****1— (548.695) 2nd. No. *****4— ($19,921) 3rd. No. *****4— ($11,067) STARTERS ($4,426 each); Nos. *****7. *****0. CONSOLATION (Sl.ooo each): Nos. *****1. *****8. *****2. *****9, *****0. *****2. *****7. *****2, *****0, *****7.37 words
-
Article341 1961-10-16 16 Avon's Pride— by a shorthead "VKWMARKET. Sun.— Avon's Pride, a well-backed 100-8 chance, won a thrilling race for the Cesarewitch Handicap run over two and a quarter miles on the heath here yesterday afternoon. The fonr-year-old colt by Arctic Prince just held on to thwart a determined last-minute challenge byReuter - 341 words
-
Article88 1961-10-16 16 BARCELONA, Sun.— Australia gained a 2-0 lead over South America in the Kramer Cup intercontinental professional lawn tennis competition here. Lew Hoad beat Alex Olmedo (Peru) 4-6. 6-4. 6-0. 10-8. Then Ken Rosewall consolidated Australia's lead with a 7-6, 9-1. 6-1 win over Pancho Segura (Ecuador).Reuter - 88 words
-
Article19 1961-10-16 16 KLANO. Sun.— The Klang District Hockey Association will soon start coaching "clinics" for schoolboys and schoolgirls here.19 words
-
277 1961-10-16 16 T ONDON, Sun. Results of iUxgby Union matches played yesterday: London Irish 11 Loughborough 3; London Welsh 8 Bridgend 11; Old Alleynlans 6 Rugby 12; Old Cranlelghans 11 Oxford 3; Old Merchant Taylors 6 Moseley 27: Old Paulines 8 Taunton 19; Richmond 24 LeicesterReuter - 277 words
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement135 1961-10-16 16 EH V '**^^^^^^Hw^^a^tf^ &"^r^^^iffllf Rlde the newest Yamaha 125 (YA-5). L ilfflr* rvUHMJJ E n J°y th e great power of its jet like t^3pxll/ acceleration. Be impressed by the K^^-^ II economy— l7o m.p.g. Delight in its ißljftite^S jw excellent road holding and the joy of WJ^&ai 4r I135 words
-
Advertisement68 1961-10-16 16 —MSB— a general tonic for young and old Help yourself to Better fcuMfc mm new formula Ei»b«iW* wrach haVens rrtumt to ImH» after long illness, restore* wemm of **be«ng for those «*o r«e» rundown, contains VMmm«s 81. 82. Ni*cm and mmmr* pftmertMes m pnm.ni t taUlng etur. //Trr in TMETHMKMC68 words
-
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement855 1961-10-16 17 NATIPF SINGAPORE CITY nVIKX COI'NCIL Please note that Thomas Khoo DEBENTURE STOCK 19.-.3/63-73. Keat Hoe has left our service as SINGAPORE CITY Manager as from 10th October COI'NCIL s*^ 1961. and ha* no authority to DEBENTI UK STOCK 1956/66-76. transact any Business or collect any monies on our behalf. NOTICE855 words
-
Advertisement1765 1961-10-16 17 I NOTICES TENDERS i STANTON NELSON CO.. LTD. MALALLA (In Compulsory Uqnidationi < ompani- Windin.-l p P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE No. 1 of 1960. TENDERS from Class "D" and Notice 'j liereby given thai it above regisie'ed Contractors will Is lntenaed to declare a dividend be received at the office of1,765 words
-
Advertisement821 1961-10-16 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VACANCY FOR THE POST OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICER. IPOH TOWN COUNCIL. Applications are Invited for the nost of Planning and Development Officer in the Ipoh Town Council. I Th appointment will be made nn a three year contract and the basic salary will be $1,500/- per month821 words
-
Advertisement447 1961-10-16 17 THEFASTEST jet TO TOK§D ma i^^___^_ J *A -^"-"!__i ifc_ THS UAL _7_7A/U^//7 ±=3 oovl r I FASreSTJFT /A/ TH£ OR/FA/r The new JAL Convair 880 M is now t— in service on the South-cast Asia H _H routes of Japan Air Lines. There are .nany new and exciting things447 words
-
-
645 1961-10-16 18 Liverpool return to winning form gURNLEY, who refused the chance to postpone their rratch with leading challengers, West Ham, yesterday had their lead at the top of the First Division of the English Football League cut to two points after their 2-1Reuter - 645 words
-
211 1961-10-16 18 Wales hold the slick English to 1-1 draw ("ARDIFF, Sun— England, hoping for a convincing win before their World Cup clash with Portugal on Oct 25, were held to a 1-1 draw by Wales In a British fsles soccer championship match here yesterday. Left winger Graham Williams sent the crowdReuter - 211 words
-
153 1961-10-16 18 BRITAIN'S CHALLENGE FAILS IN RYDER CUP LVTHAM. Sun.— Holding off a strong finishing challenge by Britain, the United States yesterday won the Ryder Cup international golf series by 13 matches t o eight, with three halved. The British golfers won the afternoon's second series of singles 4-3, with one halved.Reuter - 153 words
-
1350 1961-10-16 18 FIRST DIVISION SECOND DIVISION THIRD DIVISION FOURTH DIVISION SCOTTISH DIV. 1 IRISH LEAGUE CITY CUP Slackburn 0 Arsenal 0 Blackpool 2 Bolt on 1 'helrsa 1 Leicester 3 Man. United 0 Birmingham 2 Votts Forest 1 Kulham 1 <heff Initod 2 Ipswich 1 rottenham1,350 words
-
441 1961-10-16 18 t RAWALPINDI, Sunday. VfCC may not find it easy to win me lirst match of their tour here, especially if there is more rain overnight. r The President's XI are 106 ahead with five wickets left, including that ofReuter - 441 words
-
gdgdfg
-
Article50 1961-10-16 18 GEORUtIoWN. 3 n -Jamaica made a great s:art to the West lnd.es inter-territorial cricket semi-ilnal a o ainst Barbados at Bourda, scoring 301 for two iGriXath 143. McMorns 97 not out) At Rosehall, Bri.isn Guiana made 294 for two (Gibbs 129, Solomon 122; against Truiidad-I Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
-
Article56 1961-10-16 18 ADELAIDE. Sun.— Ga..i Ll d Sobers, the West Indies Test fctt.sman. was out lirst ball playing for the Prospect Cricket Ciub in th« .irst match of the Australian m son yesterday. But Sobers, gained his revenge when he bowled against Kensington, the district title-holders. He captured wren wickets56 words
-
Article54 1961-10-16 18 PERTH. Sun. An jpenfag partnership of 126 by Keith Punch. '<6i and Ha:tley Joynt. <j6> enabled Western AuMnlia to dr.,* their three-day match \u n Jio New Zealand curku te.im who are on their way to tour jSou.h Airica. Scores— New Zealand 249 and 173-Sdec. West-:. Australia i'jReuter - 54 words
-
Article31 1961-10-16 18 WELLINGTON. Sun Htter Thomson (Australia i «on 111* New Zealand Open golf title for the seventh time at New Plymouth visterday v.ith *n ag regale of 267 (64-65-69-69).— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
-
Article36 1961-10-16 18 ROME. Sun.— Nicola PieiraiwU duly i beat Whitney Reed (US» 2-«. 6-8. 6-4. 6-4. 6-4 to l.vrl tlie tie at 1-1 yesterday In the interzone final of the Davis Cup lawn tennis tournament. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
-
Article37 1961-10-16 18 GEORGETOWN. Sun. Frank Worrell, who led the Wost Indict in their tour of Australia rarlier this year, has accented the captaincy of the West Indios team for 'he tour by India which starts 'irtt Mfi"*h.37 words
-
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement78 1961-10-16 18 TRAVEL WHEN WHERE AND HOW YOUWANT ANGLOFRENCH K. LUMPUR ***** fot COLDS. AC//£S a*ut PAWS TIGER OIL (NC AON TONC im nut tm*M *mi w/rtMoli^tliuiko^ JSSSg^^M DUNLOP ~Z^~*~ > MADE IN MALAYA --r^zT* Dunlop's range of hard working, long wearing tyres cater for every rV x* S Jfe f N78 words
-
Advertisement122 1961-10-16 18 •J^^^^^^amm, (Golf's greatest all-time money- winner) i Pf'^' endorses these golf clubs x m m. m mm 1. 11 I Sum SkW <« ■■■iir Wllmm Atelmrg M«# 1 i^BK\ wmw Mm jP> <i "(BL MmW I r^mt i WM mSm V^Kv Aqua-Tite seals out moisture— ldeal for Tropics Sam Snead122 words
-
-
Article294 1961-10-16 19 UAHJrI SUNRISE FADE OUT AFTER TWO GOALS DOWN THEIR FIRST SUCCESS IN SERIES SIA 5 SUNRISE 0: Kuala Lumour. Sunday SELANGOR Indian Association won the F.A. of Selangor Cup for the first time since the inception of the competition in 1925 when they beat Sunrise294 words
-
Article, Illustration335 1961-10-16 19 RAF Seletar finish runners-up in Div. 1 PREMIER LEE SINKS A PUTT AT THE NINTH SINGAPORE. Sun.— RAF Stletar finished runners-up to Chinese Athletic in the SAFA League First Division when they beat Marines 4-2 In their final match at Jalan Besar tonight. Seletar lost centre-half Fleming in the tenth335 words
-
Article59 1961-10-16 19 s'pore golfers beaten in HK HONO KONO. Sun.— Singapore yesterday went down to Hong Kong by five points to one in the tirst triangular golf interport tournament between the Philippines. Singapore and Hong Kong. Philippines won the three-day tournament played on Walker Cup lines over 18 holes by beating HongReuter - 59 words
-
Article150 1961-10-16 19 IPOH, Sunday. PHE Malayan Cyclists' Federation today named two cyclists to compete in the SfcAP Games in Rangoon in December. They are Tay Bok Kee. 20. and Low Beng Kong. 20. both of Malacca. Bok Kee will compete In the 145 kilometres (about 96 miles)150 words
-
Article80 1961-10-16 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.—€elangor maintained their unbeaten record today with a 3-2 win over Johore to take the championship In the Federation Police south zone quadrangular hockey iournament here. Johore gave the home team a fright when they jumped to a 2-0 lead after 17 minutes, .scoring through80 words
-
Article35 1961-10-16 19 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The iiingapore Hockey Association League Dlv. 1 match between Indians and RAF at Changi was abandoned five minutes from time by the umpires because of persistent dangerous play. The score was 1-1.35 words
-
Article53 1961-10-16 19 IPOH. Sun.— Singapore Polo Club beat the Sultan of Pahang s team 3-3 In the final of the Malayan polo championships for the Sultan of Perak's Cup here today. The Hussars Cup was won oy Royal Pahang Polo Club, who were unbeaten in four matches53 words
-
Article42 1961-10-16 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. Sixteen foams will play In the first round of the Singapore Amateur P.A.s six-a-6ide youth competition on Tuesday. SAFA selectors will watch the matches to pick players for the Junior Asian Cup training squan.42 words
-
511 1961-10-16 19 CEGAMAT, Sun.— Malacca, the Malayan hockey champions, stormed to a 5-2 victory over Johore in the last match of the MHF triangular tournament here this evening nit had to be content with second place. Top honours of the tournament went to Negrl Sembilan, who511 words
-
Article166 1961-10-16 19 SOCCER C. KEDAH LGE (Sr Patanl) Boon Lee Eat 2 Depot. Brigade of Ourkha« 1; Batu Kaka Est 2 Prmuda Sunget Pasha 1. FRIENDLY (Malacca) TTS Hospital. Spore 0 Malacca Hospital 0; Women: Malacca Hofi. 2 TTSH 0 HOCKEY FRIKNDLY (Bg. Patanl): TPCA Penang 1 Sk Patanl Police 0.166 words
-
Article114 1961-10-16 19 TEH IN FINAL OF BOMBAY TOURNEY pIJMBAY, Sun. Malaya's 1> Teh Kew San entered the men's singles filial of the CricKtt Club of India badminton championships here last night beating team-mate Yew Cheng Hoe 18-16, 15-8. The top- seeded Malayan pair of Tan Yee Khan and Kg Boon Bee enteredUP - 114 words
-
Article20 1961-10-16 19 KLANO, Sun.— The Klang District PA will run a competition for boys under 18 years old this season.20 words
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement146 1961-10-16 19 HE (WORLD PATENTED) ELECTRO-KATADYN^i ENSURES REALLY SAFE /wJr DRINKING WATER &jt THIS UNIT HAS A STCRILISINC CAPACITY OF 106.600 GALLONS PER HOUR The majfejaai of this miqic method of water itenliution uadcnoblv was bated on following advantages: 1 Simple »nd Fully Automatic 8. No Alga* Formation. 2. No chemicals used146 words
-
Advertisement327 1961-10-16 19 vP^V^ \m Wk w \m 1 r4 r I I TT Unless yon take defintt* stejw I to prevent it, you may at any I time offend with perspiration I odour. (Everybody perspires!) I But once you've applied fWHHNMP ODO-RO-NO deodorant, yon IliTlllTlllln know youre Protected all day 111 ill327 words
-
-
Page 19 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous59 1961-10-16 19 ROOOB M.L-BLI'KS: S'gor trial (XL padang); B'pore trial (BRC gTd>. I.NTF.R-SC'HOOL: Monies Hill v JEC (Monk's Hill grd. 4). SOCCER TAIPING KO: CRC v KamunN Ing (Esplunade). HOCKEY BTOSE LGE DIV. 1: Khalsa v SHB Police (Bkt Chermln); DJv. I: Naval Base v Prisons 'Naval Base): Div. 3: REME v59 words
-
-
Article600 1961-10-16 20 AUTOMATIC RIGHTS ON MERGER— WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION OF ANY KIND, SAYS Dr. LEE JHE BARISAN Sosialis today demanded that merger between Singapore and the Federation should provide for all Singapore citizens to acquire Federal citizenship automatically. There could be no compromise on this issue. s;iid Dr. Lee600 words
-
Article28 1961-10-16 20 CANBERRA. Sun— Three American companies have been awarded contracts worth $14 million for work on the Snowy Mountains hydroelectric scheme against domestic and British competition.—ReuterReuter - 28 words
-
Article, Illustration100 1961-10-16 20 r Thousands throng Ampang Temple to pay annual homage to deities— \bout 10.000 people yesterday thronged the Kvw Ong Yeah (Nine Emperor Gods) Temple in Ampang, six miles from Kuala Lumpur, to pay their annual homage to the deities. T o w k a y s, shopkeepers, clerks, amahs and100 words
-
Article55 1961-10-16 20 DAR-ES-SALAAM. Sun. Thousands of cheering Africans greeted Mr. Jomo Kenyatta when he arrived here yesterday for a meeting of nationalist leaders from East and Central Africa. From his plane he walked hand-in-hand with Mr. Ju lius Nyerere, Tanganyika's Prime Minister, to meet African politicians lined up on55 words
-
Article187 1961-10-16 20 BRIGHTON, Sun. Mr. Enoch Powell, Health Minister, pledged at the Conservative Party's annual conference yesterday he would continue to work to cut out abuses of the national health ervice by non-residents who came to Britain for free treatment. He said the immigration authorities had instructions toReuter - 187 words
-
Article220 1961-10-16 20 'Cuban shells on British isle' YEW YORK. Sun. A 11 Cuban gunboal yesterday shellod a group of fleeing Cubans on the British island of Cay Sal in the Bahama's group, the New York Times reported today It quoted pm telephone reports I the gunboat appeared ofl the I tiny island220 words
-
Article112 1961-10-16 20 KUALA LUMPUR Sun. Se lnnior retained tha Hath Oup to j women's Inttr-tUte badmmtoi j v.hen they beat Malacca 6-1 bef toniKlit. Results (orlangor first): Jr.it I Moey bt ByWia !ar. 11: i. 1] 4 Ho Cheng Yoke gave walkover I I.;ii Blew York; Kok Lee112 words
-
103 1961-10-16 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation Arts Council has launched a national competition to select three entries for a Unesco international poster contest. The posters should make a striking appeal on behalf of International understanding and co-operation. Finished designs must be vertical size 16 inches103 words
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement300 1961-10-16 20 JLotc CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEUEKTS _'<; «,,rrf» Sin (Minimum) ENGAGEMENT NC COM: Yodk Kuan, aon of Madam Ooh s»j KMr to 800 Hronn. daushtar ol M.idam Uov VV.n Tu.,i. IVl'ii.i. DEATH TANC SZE WING ESQ I' 'fully on 15.10.61 leaving hfh.nri hw belovfd wife, two nons Vine, nt and _WNMa, thre< rt300 words
-
Advertisement58 1961-10-16 20 £*Jk JU V -d— Automotic eclendor Aw Jw No winding nccLssory Mm MM Waterproof Guaranteed accurate and tB KM incorporating the jK GOLD APPLIQUE DIAL. In many attractive luxurious desigm.-' E" W F 1 Obtainable at all watch dealers. Enquiries welcomed. My Offer you lithe latest wMS f /Selections I,58 words
-