The Straits Times, 18 January 1962
1962-01-18
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Title Section23 1962-01-18 1 A 'S3MH3MY AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,00 ft flea**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1962. 15 CENTS. KON 03623 words
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Article, Illustration839 1962-01-18 1 STARTS IN PAGE 6— THE BANK STRIKE CASE Malaysia Commission chairman named Borneo inquiry to begin soon [£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Lord Cobbold, former (Governor of the Bank of England, has been appointed chairman of the five man Malaysia Commission, it was announced tonight. T h c Federation839 words
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192 1962-01-18 1 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. gINGAPORE customs officers this afternoon arrested two young Dutch saßors after seizing H>() hars of gold, valued at $100,000. After a tip-off, two officers of the Customs Special Branch jumped into a service speedboat at Clifford Pier Just after 3 p.m. and192 words
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Article36 1962-01-18 1 NUREMBERG, Wed— Four I people Jumped to their deaths here today from the i upper storeys of a blazing j department store warehouse lin which 13 other people I were burned to death.36 words
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Article53 1962-01-18 1 LONDON. Wed.— Lord Howick of Olendale. chairman of the Colonial Development Corporation, leaves London today for a four weeks' tour of corporation projects In Malaya. Singapore. North Borneo. Sarawak and FIJI. He will meet corporation staff and associates and leading Government and commercial representatives InReuter - 53 words
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Article, Illustration851 1962-01-18 1 Dr. S. arrests old political foes at dawn I From DONALD C. BECKER, JAKARTA. Wed. j TIIK Indonesian authorities have arrested at leas! a dozen former influential Rightwing political leaders who were pushed into political limbo in recent years by President S(H'karno. They included^ a former Prime a former Deputy851 words
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Article51 1962-01-18 1 Adviser for KL museum LONDON. Wed— Mr. J. C. Irwln. keeper of the Indian section of the Victoria and Albert Museum In London, has been Invited by the Malayan Government to advise on plans for the new National Museum at Kuala Lumpur. He will leave for Malaya on Feb. 1.Reuter - 51 words
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Article43 1962-01-18 1 LONDON, Wed. Percy Powles. 54-year-old former Malayan police officer, died from burns when an oil" stove overturned In his room after he had had too much to drink, a Coroner decided here today. He recorded a verdict of accidental death.43 words
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Article28 1962-01-18 1 STOCKHOLM. Wed—Former Soviet leader Vyacheslav Molotov has written memoirs criticising Premier Niklta Krushchev's handling of relations with Red China, the newspaper Svenska Dagbladet said today.— U.P.L28 words
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156 1962-01-18 1 A mid-ocean three cheers for the King KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Threehundred and fifty Congo bound Malayan troops gave three hearty cheers for the Yang diPertuan Agong as their .ship USN Blatchford and the Asia passed in a midocean rendezvous this morning A statement from the Istana Negara said today that156 words
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Article178 1962-01-18 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Wed TWENTY Belgian mis- sionaries were murdered by Congolese troops in Northern Katanga on New Year's day, U.N. sources said today. The priests were each given 12 lashes with bicycle chains before being shot, the sources said. The troops— reported to be the same ones that massacred178 words
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129 1962-01-18 1 SIR SHENTON (GOVERNOR WHENS'PORE FELL) DIES AT 82 LONDON. Wed —The ileath has occurred of Sir Shenton Thomas, 82, Got- i ernor at the time of Sin- gapore faU to the Japanese in 1942. c Sir Shenton and his wife t a cousin of Field-Marshal Lord Montgomery were prisoners of129 words
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Article47 1962-01-18 1 HONG KONO, Wed.— The Colony's Royal Air Force ■squadron, stationed at Kal Tak on the Kcwloon mainland, will switch Its Venom fighters for Hawker Hunter aircraft in the next few months, an RAF announcement said. It said the Venoms were now out-of-date. —Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article32 1962-01-18 1 SPYING CHARGE WAKS.\U\ Wrd. Mm lucia Jordan -Rozwad i Britisb subject nf < rum is to be sjhortly before H military court M at espiona;:*". PAP I i>ews apeacy annoi tonight. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration137 1962-01-18 1 i A LOR STAR, Wed. 1 A Kedah princess, Tengku Habsah. 16, youngest daughter of Tengku Thiauddin bin Tengku Zainul Rashid and grand-niece of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has been missing since last Thursday. Tengku Habsah a lorm three .student in St. Nicholas137 words
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Article125 1962-01-18 2 'World short of tin forever' LONDON. Wed. The Financial Times said yesterday that the world must become accustomed to a permanent shortage of tin. The newspaper, in a special article by its Commodity Market Editor, said that In 1961 consumption was estimated at 180,000 tons compared with only 135,000 tons125 words
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Article55 1962-01-18 2 SANTA MONICA. Wed A chearful Bing Crosby left St. John's Hospital yesterday where he had undergone surgery earlier this month for removal of two kidney stones. Asked by reporters whether he would attend the annual Bing Crosby Pro-amateur Golf Tournament this week, he drawled: "Be there?Reuter - 55 words
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Article67 1962-01-18 2 COLOMBO. Wed. The execution of Talduwa Somarama Thero, Buddhist monk sentenced to death for the assassination of Dr. Solomon Baraaranalke. former Prime Minister of Ceylon, has been set for Feb. 17. Lawyers for him and two men given life sentences for conspiring In the murder, said today67 words
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Article81 1962-01-18 2 1962 'BLACK YEAR-NO MARRIAGE NEW DELHI, Wed. The Maharajkumar of Slkkim said yesterday that he would marry his American fiancee next January when the "black year" of 1962 ends. In the meantime his fiancee Miss Hope Cooke, would go back to the United States to complete her education. He confirmed81 words
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Article19 1962-01-18 2 BERLIN, Wed— Communist border guards last night arrested two youths trying to escape to West Berlin.— U.P.l.19 words
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Article363 1962-01-18 2 GENEVA, Wed RIVAL PRINCES AREN'T LEGAL DELEGATES, HE TELLS CHAIRMAN OF LAOS CONFERENCE pRINCE Boun Oum, Prime Minister of the right-wing Royal Laotian Government, today rejected a British proposal that he and his two rival Laotian princes should attend a plenary session of the LaosReuter - 363 words
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Article, Illustration347 1962-01-18 2 'UNFAIR ...A GIMMICK, CRY PAPERS rjONTROVERSY is growing here over the decision of the Earl of Snowdon (formerly Mr. Antony Armstrong Jones), Princess Margaret's husband, to accept a post as artistic adviser to the Sunday Times, one of the newspapers directed by the347 words
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Article132 1962-01-18 2 \TEW DELHI. Wed. 11 The Maharajkumar of Sikkim today denied reports of a heavy build-up of Chinese forces on the Sikkim Tibet border and of a threat against his kingdom from China. The Maharajkumar, heir apparent to the throne of the tiny Indian Protectorate InReuter - 132 words
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Article38 1962-01-18 2 HONG KONG, Wed. A weekly through passenger train service now links Peking with Ulan Bator, in Outer Mongolia. The first train left Peking yesterday, according to th« New China news agency.— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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368 1962-01-18 2 Dag plane holes might have been caused by bullets: Witness NDOLA, (Northern Rhodesia), Wednesday. WITNESS told the Dag Hammarskjoeld death crash inquiry which opened in the High Court here yesterday that he was suspicious about a few holes he found in the wrecked plane— "they might have been bullet holes."368 words
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Article84 1962-01-18 2 WELSH ARE FIRST WITH PRESS AGENT LONDON, Wed.— The proud Welsh Guards, last in precedence of the five guards regiments of the Queen, has appointed a press agent to Improve its public Image. It Is the first regiment to engage an outside publicity man. A spokesman for the regiment, whose84 words
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Miscellaneous424 1962-01-18 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appteby 11 Cusy iN€ UnvTUlN©^ (WMAT9) OP LUO/fc IS RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORT IM SERVICE NATIONAL SHORTU AVI: MTDIUM WAVE^IERVICE BERVICE 7 lr >a in AM 60 Tlme Signal. NegaraA.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.03 ku. News Headlines- 6.05 Morninu rn »^J7* 1U(le: 700 The News:424 words
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Article214 1962-01-18 3 'Hardly time to discuss Kashmir' NEW YORK. Wed. India asked the U.N. Security Council yesterday to reject a Pakistani request for a Council meeting on the Kashmir question. In a letter to the Council President. Sir Patrick Dean o; Britain, the resident representative of India, Mr. C. S Jha. saidReuter - 214 words
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Article64 1962-01-18 3 HELSINKI. Wed. President Urho Kekkonen of Finland won a clear victory in the Presidential election when final official results were announced yesterday. He gained 145 Electoral College seats and many of the 53 seats held by three other parties are pledged to him. It is expected thatReuter - 64 words
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Article, Illustration92 1962-01-18 3 A POLIO victim .since boyhood. 41 -year-old Mr. Basil Hayes of Heighten. Derbyshire, is now editing his own magazine for the disabled. Since he cannot use his hands in the normal way, he writes with the pen in his mouth as he is hereReuter - 92 words
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134 1962-01-18 3 A HILLTOP HOLIDAY for ROYAL COUPLE ANGKOK. Wed.— The King and Queen of Denmark left by plane for the northern mountain retreat of Chlengmal, about 500 miles north of here, to start their private visit as guests of the King and Queen of Thailand. They were accompanied by their royalReuter - 134 words
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Article39 1962-01-18 3 ALGIERS, Wed—Twentyfive people were killed and 27 wounded in terrorist and extremist attacks throughout Algeria yesterday. French military officials said today. Sixteen of the dead and 19 of the wounded were Muslims, they added.— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article22 1962-01-18 3 BIRMINGHAM, (Alabama). Wed. Three Negro churches here were rocked by heavy explosions late last night. No one was injured. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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172 1962-01-18 3 LIVERPOOL. Wed. DETECTIVES investigating a month-old murder here have set up a bureau of Polynesian studies in an attempt to find a lead to the killer and his motive. They believe Mrs. Maureen Dutton. 27. wife of a research chemist, who was stabbed 14 timesReuter - 172 words
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Article47 1962-01-18 3 LOS ANGELES. Wed.— Mr Goodwin Knight, rival of former Vice-President Richard Nixon for the Republican Party's nomination for the governorship of California State, withdrew from the contest yesterday on groundo of 111 health. Mr. KnigHt. 85. is a former Governor of the State Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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416 1962-01-18 3 WEST'S CONCESSION ON N-TESTS BAN TALKS GENEVA, Wednesday TJRITAIN and the United States made an important concession to Russia yesterday by declaring that they were willing to examine the nuclear tests ban issue in the context of general and complete disarmament negotiations. The concession was made at a two-hour meetingReuter - 416 words
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126 1962-01-18 3 American spaceman bid again delayed CAPE CANAVERAL, Wed. An attempt will b« made to orbit IS. astronaut John II Glenn on Jan. 24. informed sources here said today. The previous unofficial date had been Jan. 23 and there was no explanation for the delay of one da.v. The National AeronauticsReuter - 126 words
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Article52 1962-01-18 3 Mikoyan's progress ACCRA, Wed—Mr. AnMttt Mlkoyan, Soviet First Deputy Premier, and President Kwame Nkrumah "exchanged views on problems of general interest in an atmosphere of complete cordiality and mutual understanding." according to a Joint communique issued here yesterday. Mr. Mlkoyan has left for Bamaka. Mali, after a Mx-day visit toReuter - 52 words
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Article28 1962-01-18 3 PERTH. Wed. The pilot and passenger escaped unhurt when a Royal Navy Whirlwind helicopter crashed today near Perth during exercises with Special Air Service troops.— .Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article485 1962-01-18 5 j KUALA LUMPUR, Wed, 'IRREPARABLE DAMAGE' IF £965 CEILING IS UNDERCUT, SAY MINERS THE TWO Malayan mining delegates to last week's meetings of the International Tin Council in London have appealed to the United States to exercise the greatest caution in the manner in which485 words
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133 1962-01-18 5 Stop 'cheek to cheek' dancing in schools, urges M.P. I/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. An Alliance Member of Parliament today objected to boys and girls dancing "cheek to cheek" at school parties in Malaya. Speaking during the debate on the estimates of the Ministry of Education in the House of Representatives. Inche133 words
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Article102 1962-01-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Malayan High Commissioner in Australia, Dato Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, is expected here on Monday to take part In next week's debate In Parliament on the proposed constitutional changes. A Reuter report from Canberra today said he would leave102 words
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Article27 1962-01-18 5 PENANO. Wed Mr. R. A Woolcott, acting Australian High Commissioner in Malaya, today opened an exhibition of Australian Photographs In the British Council office here.27 words
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Article, Illustration77 1962-01-18 5 Teacher who aids deaf goes abroad on course Miss Ranee Sebastian 22, a Penan* teacher, who flew to Melbourne from Singapore on Tuesday night on a one -year Colombo Plan award for training teachers of the deaf. Miss Sebastian, who will be taking up a specialist course, said she learned77 words
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Article138 1962-01-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaya's Iron ore production will be affected when the Japanese steel Industry cuts down iron Imports from April this year. A spokesman of the Yawata Iron and Steel Mill, the biggest steel mill In Japan, announced in Tokyo today that the138 words
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Article21 1962-01-18 5 PENANO, Wed. The City Council has extended the final day for applications for dog licences to Jan 31.21 words
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Article, Illustration51 1962-01-18 5 AWAY FOR THREE YEARS SHE'S NOW BACK WITH A DIPLOMA MISS Ong Slew Kee, who is back in Penang with a diploma for domestic science after completing a three-year course tat Emily McPherson College in Victoria. Australia. She was also awarded trained secondary teachers certificate by the Department of Education,51 words
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Article17 1962-01-18 5 PENANG. Wed. The City Council Recreation Club will celebrate Its 43rd anniversary on Saturday.17 words
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349 1962-01-18 5 i KUALA LUMPUR, Wad. A SARAWAK community leader said today that nothing should be allowed to slow down the early realisation of Malaysia. Inche Attaellah Zalnuddin, secretary-general of the Sarawak Muslim Welfare Association, and four other Sarawak community leaders are here on aReuter - 349 words
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260 1962-01-18 5 King and Queen pay visit to Kandy COLOMBO. W*d. (CROWDS thronged th« streets of Kandy, ancient capital of Ceylon, to greet Malaya's King and Queen during their one-day stop-over in Ceylon yesterday. Their Majesties, who were the guests of the GovernorOeneral, Sir Oliver Goonetllleke, drove 72 miles to Kandy after260 words
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2904 1962-01-18 6 Dr. LEE'S PARTY GETS ONE EXTRA VOTE— FROM Mr. MARSHALL SINGAPORE, Wednesday ONG; NO GROUND NOW FOR GENERAL ELECTIONS THE Government tonight defeated a Barisan Sosialis motion for an immediate all-party conference on Singapore's political future with the condition that the Government2,904 words
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Article, Illustration8730 1962-01-18 7 BANK: We're bound by award to pay arrears UNION: Bank tried to subvert our members SINGAPORE, Wednesday NAIR TALKS OF 'HALF TRUTHS AND DISTORTIONS' \IN CASE FOR THE BANK 'pKE President of the Industrial Arbitration Court, Dr. Charles Gamba, reserved judgment8,730 words
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Article, Illustration893 1962-01-18 7 BEFORE Mr. Rattray opened the case for the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation. Mr. Devan Nair (for the union) drew the court's attention to what he called a misleading report In yesterday's Free Press. He said If this report was left uncorrected. It would do893 words
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Article, Illustration1729 1962-01-18 10 BANTAM FELL TO TACTICS STILL IN USE IN BOTH WORLD WARS JT was the port for the richest pepper growing district of .lava, a convenient entrepot lor spices and Chinese floods and English, Danes and French were all welcome there for peaceful trading. SultanHTS - 1,729 words
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Advertisement102 1962-01-18 10 Youll enjoy smoking much more when you learn what can do for your taste i r 7T> <-5 J HP il/\ K ill 'is '^.N 1 W^ VhoPD k IVY i^|<- vu t^- p/^"^^ Reg. U.S. Patent Office VICEROYS unique Deep Weave filter has been developed by a special process102 words
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Page 10 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous313 1962-01-18 10 Straits Times Crossword AC'KOSS 6. Prospect of cold condition* 8 Not much used* to a mansion dtfturbed wasp* once <9>. in the city (9). 7. Rig out and measure up grat--10. A quarter of the sun— or the ing <«). moon (t>. 8. Poor Pal Lee in taking bar out313 words
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Article37 1962-01-18 11 1» Wercs $1$ (Minimum) TAN— KHOOI Between Seng Huat. younger son of Madam Khaw Ohm Kbuan and the late Mr. Tah l'hee Khoon and LI Llan, only daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kao Kirn Cheng. 17/1/62.37 words
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Article30 1962-01-18 11 2* Werdt SU (Minimum) THE FAMILY OP the late Mr. Kok Siak Weng thank all friends and reMIMS for their messages of sympathy wreaths and their kind assistance and30 words
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Article52 1962-01-18 11 2* W»r4t tit (Minimum) FOR BRIGHTER FLOORS and rriKhter furniture, use Xi it i:oes on fast— gives a shine that really lasts. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. nave on display the complete range of Pan, fontana. Ace and Four Square Paper backs t» the Cold Storage. Arcade Orchard Road In conjunction52 words
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The Straits Times Thursday, January 18, 1962.
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Article642 1962-01-18 11 The rubber industry's problems deserve a fair hearing when they are raised in Parliament. For this reason, if no other, the ill-natured spat between the Minister of Commerce and Industry and his Socialist Front critic was out of place. While much that Mr. Lim Kean Siew642 words
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Article343 1962-01-18 11 Lord Cobbold, whose appointment as chairman of the Malaysia Commission is announced today, has briefly visited this part of the world twice, in 1951 and 1958, when he was Governor of the Bank of England. If he cannot be assumed to have a close, first hand knowledge of343 words
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Article262 1962-01-18 11 With the Anglo-American offer to discuss a nur'ear ban agreement in the context of general disarmament 'he postDulles practice of diplomatic mobility comes sturdily of age. Although the British and U.S. delegates at the Geneva nuclear ban conference are understandably reluctant to see more than three and a262 words
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Article791 1962-01-18 11 JOHN WILLIAMS, just back from a visit to Jakarta, reports: The first shots have been fired: The second may come more easily... GROWING hopes that the West Irian dispute will be settled peacefully are in abeyance for the moment as observers await the full impact of Indonesian reaction to791 words
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LETTERS
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Letter126 1962-01-18 11 T7LECTRICITY supply and service in Cheras village is inadequate. The small generating station starts up only at 6.30 p.m. and stops at 6.30 a.m. Thus for 12 hours there Is no supply. Fans are rendered useless In the hot afternoons, refrigerators have to run126 words
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Letter64 1962-01-18 11 \TY daughter passed her 11 Lower Certificate of Education examination with flying colours. Yet she was not promoted, whereas others with less favourable results were. What are children In this position to do? They cannot even be accepted into day training classes as these classes64 words
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Letter89 1962-01-18 11 pi Batu Pahat one cannot 1 understand why cyclists riding two abreast are committinK an offence when there are a number of "No Three Abreast" signs exhibited along busy roads such as Jalan Rahmat. Slmpang Rantal Circus and Merdeka Estate. If cycling two abreast is an offence,89 words
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Article, Illustration1013 1962-01-18 11 SHENTON THOMAS: The man the Japs could not break... BY A STAFF WRITER THE death in England yesterday of Sir Shenton Thomas at the ago of 82 removes one of the most dynamic Malayan personalities of the last war. He assumed an "iron man" role when the |apanese imperial forces1,013 words
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Article, Illustration527 1962-01-18 12 DYNAMIC Malaya— by U.S. envoy 'RAPID GROWTH AND FREEDOM CAN GO TOGETHER' PROOF OF THE THEORY IS IN THIS COUNTRY KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. •JHE United States ambassador to Malaya, Mr. Charles Baldwin, said today that Malaya provided glowing proof that dynamic economic growth could be produced in an atmosphere of527 words
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Article88 1962-01-18 12 Parachute display by sergeant CINGAPORE, Wed. A Royal Air Force parachute Jumping Instructor, Sgt. Keith Teesdale. will do a free fall parachute Jump from an aircraft flying at 9.000 ft. at the Royal Naval air station at Sembawang next Tuesday. This is believed to be the first time a Jump88 words
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Article61 1962-01-18 12 SINGAPORE, Wed. Goh Chiang Hong, 23, a labourer, sentenced to death for firing a pistol with Intent to cause personal Injury to Mr. Chew Choo Han. a company managing director, during a kidnapping bid. will be hanged at Outram Jail on Jan. 23. The shooting61 words
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Article121 1962-01-18 12 SINGAPORE, Wed. A 19-year-old thief told a District Judge today that he gave himself up to the police because he was con-science-stricken. H. surrendered to the polite today and confessed to the theft of six microscopes on Oct. 31 last year. Ou> Nonls, unemployed, pleaded121 words
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Article155 1962-01-18 12 SINGAPORE, Wed. Peggy Anne Williams, the wife of Colin Harold Williams, a valuer and estate agent, who petitioned for a divorce on the ground of her husband's adultery with Mary ling, of Kuala Lumpur, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah155 words
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Article27 1962-01-18 12 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore battalion of the Boys' Brigade has changed the name of its highest award the "Queen's Badge" to the "Founder's Badge27 words
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Article, Illustration163 1962-01-18 12 Lamp-post gang robs widow of her life savings SINGAPORE. Wed.— A widowed sundry store proprietress. Madam Lee Say Har, 36 (above), was robbed of her SlS.noo lifesavings by a six-man gang In a predawn hold-up at her Tanjong Pagar shop today. Madam Lee and her 66--year-old mother, an aunt. a163 words
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113 1962-01-18 12 Dr. Lee 's case put off by magistrate to Feb. 20 SINGAPORE. Wed. Or Lee Slew Choh, chairman of the Barisan Sosialls, will appear in the Fourth Magistrate s Court on Feb. 20 on a police summons charge of "being present in the holding of an assembly, consisting of more113 words
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162 1962-01-18 12 DISMISSED PUPILS WAITED IN VAIN TO SEE MENTRI KUALA TRBNOOANU. v Wed. Thirty Form Three pupils from the Barlah Secondary School at Paslr Panjang, four miles from here, today waited In vain for two hours to see the Mentrl Besar, Inche Ibrahim Flkrl bin Mohamed, to protest against their dismissal162 words
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Article, Illustration283 1962-01-18 12 British envoys discuss West Irian crisis WILL DUTCH BE ALLOWED FACILITIES AT BASES? SINGAPORE, Wednesday. WAR fears over West Irian have pushed talks on Malaysia to the background at this year's annual conference of high ranking British envoys stationed in Asia, the Straits Times understands. The conference began at G.H.Q..283 words
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Article, Illustration209 1962-01-18 12 2,000 invited to wedding of soldier Prince CUNOEI PATANI, Wed. "^Tengku Annuar Ibni Sultan Badlishah (above\ younger brother of the Sultan of Kedah. will marry a former teacher. Shar i f a h Saleha. a daughter of the Mentri Besar. Da to Syed Omar Shahabuddin. at Alor Star on Monday.209 words
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113 1962-01-18 12 CINOAPORE. Wed. The -trike by 90 employees of the American International Assurance Co., Ltd.. In Robinson Road, which began yesterday, was called off this morning although no settlement was reached in their dispute over the management's dismissal of an executive. Tho company's113 words
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Article215 1962-01-18 12 UNION TO TUN LIM: WE'RE NON-PAP CINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Bank Employees' Union today asked Tun Lim Yew Hock, chairman of the Singapore People's Alliance, to withdraw hia statement in the Legislative Assembly yesterday that the union was a "P.A.P. union." Tun Llm spoke about the union In yesterday's debate215 words
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Article84 1962-01-18 12 Missionary from Laos flies in SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Richard Hall, a Seventh Day Adventlst missionary from Laos, flew Into Singapore in his own Cessna plane to attend a church conference which opened here today. The "pioneer session" of the Seventh Day Adventist South-East Asia mission, which Is held biennially, will84 words
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Article41 1962-01-18 12 KUALA, LUMPUR, Wed. The Indian High Commissioner in Malaya, Mr. Y. K. Purl, and Mrs. Purl returned here by air last night after accompanying the Yang dlPertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong on their Stat? visit to India.41 words
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Advertisement42 1962-01-18 12 WHITEAWAYS /ja/ a^K B a^T Mf OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE QUALITY MERCHANDISE IS OFFERED AT CLEARANCE PRICES HURRY stocks are going fast. Everything must be cleared! WHITEAWAYS 2 Mttwy Ro«d Singapore P.O. Bo« 696 r»hon« ***** FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS42 words
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Advertisement129 1962-01-18 12 YOU too can do a professional -looking job with I Sherwin-Williams KEM GLO I I The Miracle Alkyd Enamel: I KIM CLO is America* finest interior enamel for all metal and woodwork and kitchen/bathroom walls. j KEM CLO dries to a beautiful semi-lustre finish (no oily gloss!) that looks and129 words
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300 1962-01-18 13 Four RMN ships will escort the Royal liner PENANG. Wed. The Italian liner Asia, bringing home the Yang cliPrrtuan Agong and his Consort and their daughter. Sharifah Salua. after their State visits to India and Pakistan, will be escorted into Penang harbour by four ships of tin- Royal Malayan Navy300 words
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2560 1962-01-18 13 Common Mart expert due soon SINGAPORE. Wed. Th c Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. has given an assurance that after a merger between the Federation and Singapore, the Central Government will have to get the agreement of the Government here before2,560 words
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Advertisement68 1962-01-18 13 DAILY M,^F^^_ Witt FROM SINGAPORE HH^ 3 FL <GHTS WEEKLY VIA ■t^fe^^^^Vn^MH fl kuala lumpur M I nßfi All flight* arm by fast, comfortable jet-prop A Mt BRITAHNIAS and ELECTRAS In association with (i^A -iMj W^ 1 CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS Make your raNf _J\J Wl I vatlons through your usual68 words
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2443 1962-01-18 14 Bani says: We want to merge not be submerged... Byrne, Marshall in sharp exchanges it From Page Five talking in the Assembly, arguing and explaining He said he had state 1 his stand on everything. He said that if the Federation Government wanted2,443 words
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Advertisement164 1962-01-18 14 Something Remarkable Happens When You Fill a Parker 61 Actually, you never fill a Parker 61 jj|f Wm pen! That something remarkable is < the fact that the Parker 61 fills itself Jtim to capacity by itself. No levers to posh, I U no delicate parts to manipulate. Capil- UK164 words
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Advertisement208 1962-01-18 14 All chassis bearings are protected wiTh Marfak Lubritection hsV <jr/ x B jj s ja *H "^*X *W° k^l Marfak Lubritection is done from charts approved by individual car manufacturers. These charts show all chassis bearings which must be lubricated, and are followed carefully when your car is brought in208 words
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Article, Illustration567 1962-01-18 15 EVELYN TU - EVELYN TU By piVE girls and one boy who have been dancing their way up the ladder of success in ballet have addeel yet another credit to themselves. They have, for the nrst time, contributed the choreography for four dances which will go567 words
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Article323 1962-01-18 15 say it with flowers I>IRTHDAY brooches have come to the market with every month of the year represented by its appropriate flower. The broibches, designed and made by British craftsmen in a Birmingham firm of jewellery manufacturers, are hand painted in bright, vivid enamels, each bunch of flowers323 words
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Article121 1962-01-18 15 DRESSES MADE OF SPONGE EAGLES' claws, bare feet and bath towels wrapped around the head were featured in boutique collections at the Italian spring and summer fashion shows held in Florence this week. One model wore a halfinch long metal claw on each hand to highlight a pink beach outfit121 words
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Advertisement621 1962-01-18 15 Advertisement Questions and Answers Q.: How can I kill the cockroaches in my Idtchen? A. Apply Johnston's No-Roach with brush or sponge on cabinets, baseboards, near sinkwherever you see these pests. The colourless, odourless coating kills roaches and ants, and stays effective for months. Q.: Mnst I move dishes and621 words
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Advertisement151 1962-01-18 15 THIS YEAR WEiIE GIYING'^K^: AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC AJ1 v 0- B GlFTg^l^i I— ■■Jti ■L^il-isllllsVMil>«Bkw m $inbecun automatic S MIXMASTEK DC LUXE Only MixflMslef gnw r°* all T%k^SS^ ihe ipfoeHow (eolwei to JJfj^lj^- J^ I ixcesMfy *o» ptffect cooking Anilsbto vi wMo. re«, trmm V (y.flK *>^|\ tad ckrome. V I151 words
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Advertisement1384 1962-01-18 16 W3SE£23£SMiS33R THE E. A. C. UNESSAILINGS TO MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL ft SCAHDIHAVIAN PfRTS XsSI—SSV PtNMR fer^KA "ASMARA" lie) 2124 Im 24 27 Jll 21/ 2t Ua l3f\^-_\Tr_l "tAMifRiA- aj M in I fll 7 Fea I- Fea Cl XSLJH ■FAimu" 17/lf r*» ti 22 Fei u>24 fm W>sX_»»y BASRA- a) a1,384 words
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Advertisement1642 1962-01-18 16 THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. UNION BUILDING MMOAFORS FU. M421/t 1 timW SIRVICI TO LONDON. LIVERPffL ft CfNTINtNTAy PfRTS S'pora P. Sham •'anang BENUEfCH f»**l. 6'mouth Hetteraam I* Pt/MR II BENVENUE (H) Hlarg. TIM, R'dam. M'brt iw i*/» m* 24/lt laa It/ I BENARTY (H)' H'ktn. Bejea. Havr*. AtM Jm1,642 words
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Advertisement1282 1962-01-18 16 w«^ McALISTER Os CO., LTD. TOO TEI; Nl mil V*** 4 lUIRMAM UMI KLA Vt,NESS LIME IOHOON. NAMBtIRt. ROTTIIOAM LOS ANIELES. UN FRANCISCO HAVRE ft HUU SEATIE. VANCOOVER ft PORTIANI CITY ft COIOMIO Atcubit ur|t fir Ctatial ft Saatl S'oore f S'h«P >-entn« aiAiVi^ii ,3 37 JM 11JM/IFM 2931 la.1,282 words
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Article112 1962-01-18 17 MELBOURNE, Wed. GENERAL Investments were firm. PhUip Morris gained 6d. to 28s. and Rothmans 2s. 6u. to 90s. 6d. Other moves were small. In an otherwise steady oils tcction, A.O.G. noted a rise of 3s. to 635. 6d. Base mrUls were sleady and lotuu flrm. Con. Zinc M/-112 words
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Article159 1962-01-18 17 SHIPS lylnn alanptda Ota tiniapvra •hirm today arat Eaatern Maid 23. Benlawera 44. President Qrmot 8/9. RUM of Aodkra, 15/16, Moonla 18, Canton 1/2, Bayoa 24. Outer raadt: Landak, Tochstuart, Selat StiDda, Banveneo. Polon. Str. Proirreaa. Dukat, Frankfurt, Arooda. Keninitau. Assets Macrak. Siamat Tlga. 8«tla Budhl, Karoabo159 words
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Article218 1962-01-18 17 FEBRUARY Nrat (rade rubber bayera f.a.b. cloaed In Singapore yesterday at Mi eenta per Ib. up five-eighth* of a cent on Tueaday'a price. Tba tone waa vary ataady. S.C.C.R.A. eloalng price* tn centa par Ib. yaaterday: Int. 1 R.B 8. Prompt foh buyera Hi, aellera 811: Ist. 1218 words
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Article33 1962-01-18 17 SINGAPORE. Jan 17. RUBBER: 811 cents per Ib. (up five-eighths of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 81} cents (quiet). TIN: 5476 per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (unchanged).33 words
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490 1962-01-18 17 ITC DECISION NOW DAMP SQUIB FOR TIN SHARES From Our Market Correspondent THE raising of floor and ceiling; prices by the International Tin Council last week seems to have proved a damp squib for tin shares as far as the Malayan Stock Exchange is concerned and the speculative impetus, which490 words
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Article21 1962-01-18 17 MaUyan Stock Indices: Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Industrials: 181.89 161.21 Tins: 296.57 295.59 rubbers: 209.12 219.12 Jan. 1 19M=10021 words
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Article641 1962-01-18 17 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Intfuatriala: Eaat Smalttns S2.TI OL, 53.72 OL.- (2.000) 53.T2: M. Camaat (1.000) 12.46: Rolbmaoa (3.000) $1.21, (2.000) J1.22 Mtnlnjt: Arapat (BOD) 13a. «M. ON; A. Ama.l (500) 2«a. A. Hltam (1,000)641 words
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201 1962-01-18 17 QUIETER conditions prevailed on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday with the price of February first grade fluctuating during the morning market between 80i cents and 80J cents. Towards the end of the morning prices steadied to 81 cents on rumours of further trouble201 words
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Article116 1962-01-18 17 rHIHUI Pr»duc< Euhinn llnga- mrt n*an arlcu par *l«ul yaitardayt Caaamit all: bulk »3» Milan, drum Mil aellera. Caava: Jan. UK/ContliMot (2T| buyara, »2S» Milan. Paavar: Mantok white IITO Milan. Sarawak white »I*7| Milan, apaclal Sarawak black $140 Milan. garbled Lampoßf, black $140 Milan. ASTA 1150 Mllen. Sm«.p,116 words
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Article81 1962-01-18 17 OWE Federation Minister of 1 Finance has fixed the** price* for calculating customs duties for the week beginning; on Jan. 18. Robber 78 <i cents a Ib. Copra 5430 a ton. Coconut oil $656 a ton. Palm oil „645 a ton. Palm kernels 8308.35 a ton. The rate*81 words
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Article68 1962-01-18 17 rl Malayan fxahange BankaAetealatlen mad« Uieaa change* In Its rates to merchant* ytnterday (all rates to (100) •ailing TT ar OO ready i twin Fmnct MM: Holland Guilder* lUi. Deuticne Marka 1301. On the fraa axahanaa market tn Hang Kang, the U.S. tfellar wii quoted at .V6SJ (or68 words
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Advertisement408 1962-01-18 17 NEDLLO YD LINE GREAT LAKES SERVICE FAST SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE, MALAYA DIRECT TO CAN/IDA AND U.S. 6REAT LAKES PORTS. S'pon P. S'Mffl Penanf Arr. Montritl "Ml»»" <XL) H* 11/14 MW •■SWUNSM" <«U »ff «/1« »»f »»r «"«T '•lINMNC" (Ml) J/11 M»| 13/14 Mfy MIJ >-* "S»UTI8»" («U... S/UJWM n/Utas 15408 words
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Advertisement112 1962-01-18 17 TENDER POLICE TENDER NOTICE Tenders which will close at 12 noon on Tuesday 30th January, 1962 are Invited by The Commissioner, Royal Federation of Malaya Police, for the purchase ot unserviceable stores. Full particulars may be obtained at the Office of the Officer Commanding. Federal Stores Depot, Oumey Road, Kuala112 words
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Advertisement798 1962-01-18 17 THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION v All members of the above Association In the State ol Slnga- p pore will be cloaed for business on Monday 22nd January 1962 for Thaipusam. f PUBUC NOTICE j Mr. A. A. K. Surattee Is no c longer an agent of Queensland Insurance Co.798 words
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Advertisement644 1962-01-18 17 DISTRICT COURT SALE FBIT OF DISTRESS NO. 1726 OF 1961. In the cause of lovjslnf A DeTelopnent Board Landlord Versus ■an Wrr Bnv Tenant. AUCTION SALE OF )Lsplay Wall Showcases, WTltlnf abies, Gents' and Children's wear. os-Tietlcs, handbags, loyi, glassrare, table-lamps, etc. To be held at V No. 13 t'pper644 words
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Advertisement625 1962-01-18 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT I APPUCATIONB ARK INVITED for toe post of Aast: to Matron at Sekolah Latehan Wanlta. (Women's Vocational Training Institute), No: 9 Gopeng Road, Ipoh. Qualification: 1- Senior Cam bridge or equivalent. 2. Must be able to read and write Romanised Malay. 3. Must be able to type. Knowledge625 words
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Advertisement530 1962-01-18 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Applications from Federal or Btat« ClUaens woo bay« attained their 17th but not their 33rd birthday arc Invited for the vacant posts in the Kangar Town Council. (B) One Stenographer (Malay Lausffjag*)) Salary Seals:— (Tlmetcale) $235 X 14 351 Efficiency Bar/366 x 14 432 Pins cost of living530 words
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Advertisement912 1962-01-18 18 KUigiiiUjU^ (Conttnnrd from Pace 10) SITUATIONS VACANT it Ward* St I Min.)— Box tt eta. txtrm N.AD tb« Scoter Appeintmmta Vacmat in Tht Bimday Mai] each I week. APPLICANTS to Box NO. AJS2S B.T. tkaakad. Ta« vacancy it saw ailed. WANTED aa cxpertewMd mala ty*Bt/ dark. Only sood tnts* D«ad912 words
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Advertisement880 1962-01-18 18 1 ACCOMMODATION VACANT j Word* Si (Mln.)— Box St ett. txtra CHINESE V.M.C.A. HOSTEL moat economical comfortable witb modern conveniences near commercial centra railway shipping air travel Agencies. TelephoSM ***** Singapore. ACCOMMODATION WANTED tt Warda SS (Ml*.)— Box St ett. axtra PULLT FURNISHED BUNGALOW or house. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,880 words
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Advertisement666 1962-01-18 18 EDUCATION |2* Wordt Si (Mln.)— Box it et*. txtra LOWER SIX/SECONDARY 111 assures a Distinction in Pur* Science* at Certificate Examination*. Apply < Singapore Inatttate of Selene*. TUITION U Warda Si (Mln.)— Bam tt eta. txtra AT YOUR HOME: Private Tuition for All Grades in All School Subject* from $20666 words
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Advertisement815 1962-01-18 18 DOGS, PETS, ETC. tt Warda U (Mln.)-Bax M ate. axfra KITTENS: To grv* away ta good homes. K'nc (Spore) M 992 after 7.00 p.m. or rx-fore s 00 a.m. PEKINGESES FOR SALB male and female Si months old nio*tly imported. H Phone Spore ***** after 7 p m. U.K. IMPORTED815 words
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Advertisement846 1962-01-18 18 FOR SALE M Worda Si (Ml*.)— Box it ett. oxtrm /S OPPORTUNITY' lUPIRSOFT .^*^^i K I af»*^^V. OOUBLIWOOVEN Baby Napkins Now S^maJl I I\l I I V/\. t docen only sa.no. Mosquito net now f PV I I1 I IX. A S3 30 Many bargains. Remrmftrr t II I I\Jr\846 words
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Article283 1962-01-18 19 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP: By Ipoh, Wednesday 4 GOOD THING ON SUNDAY D£AK OF PERFECTION strode out in faultless r* style when taken out for pace work by Garnet Bougoure here this morning. Bougoure neid rus mount to half pace from the 4f post but the High Peak283 words
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Article110 1962-01-18 19 IPOH. Wed. Ihe Perak Cricket Association is facing a big problem in staging matches on the Ipoh town padang thi:, year because of the increased ground charges. This ls stated In the annual report by the PCA secretary. R. Thamotharam. Previously the fees were $5110 words
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205 1962-01-18 19 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. 'PHE first two Malayan apprentice jockeys selected by the Malayan Racing Association to undergo apprenticeship with a reputable training establishment in England will sail for England on the Canton on Saturday. They are Sonny Ng Kee Fatt, 20, and Jamil bin Amat Said,205 words
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307 1962-01-18 19 TEOH ENG TATT - Defeat of Soh not takeover bid— members TEOH ENG TATT: By SINGAPORE, Wednesday A SPOKESMAN for the 11 Singapore Amateur F.A. council members, accused by president Son Ghee Soon of "stabbing him in the back" during the election of officials for the various committees foi 1962, today denied they had307 words
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Article191 1962-01-18 19 New man in Johore XV for final SINGAPORE, Wei Joh^re will have a newcomer in their team against Perak in the All-Blues Cup rugger final on the Kuala Lumpur padang on Saturday. rie is Oon Tong Yong, who L« among the 20 players who will travel to Kuala Lumpur. Tons191 words
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Article66 1962-01-18 19 HONG KONG, Wed.— Hong Kong will take part In the Asian Games at Jakarta in August. This was announced by A. de O. Sales, chairman of the Amateur Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, at a council meeting held yesterday. Hong Kong will66 words
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Article108 1962-01-18 19 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER LIM CfP (Ipoh): Cheng Wan 2 PCRC 0. Cow A Gate Cop: 3 Coy RASC 2 Lima Bias Eft. 1; 2nd Engineer Sqdn 0 HQ 2 FIB 0SPORE GBFA DIV. 1: PWD wo. General Hosp; Div. ZA: Marines B 4 Woodbrldg 4: Div. 3B: Meter Readers 8108 words
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Article, Illustration377 1962-01-18 19 MURRAY HAS BEATEN AUSSIE 'BIG 3* XV AL A LUMPUR, Wed. Among thp entries for the first Malayan Open golf championships here next month is Alan Murray, 21, who recently beat Frank Phillips, for the Australian Professional Title. Murray has also entered for the Singapore Open to be held at377 words
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Article90 1962-01-18 19 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore Amateur Swimming Association has received encouraging response lor its "talent spotting" open age group competitions on Jan. 27. A total of 450 entries from boys and girls for the tour age groups has been received. Forty entries have been received for the diving90 words
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245 1962-01-18 19 Skinner, Rahim recalled for match against Spartak SINGAPORE, Wednesday. (GOALKEEPER Wilfred Skinner and inside Rahim Omar, both of whom were dropped from last year's Singapore team, have been recalled for the match against Spartak F.C. of Czechoslovakia at Jalan Besar on Monday (7.30 p.m.). Skinner missed the early part of245 words
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Article129 1962-01-18 19 Husband and wife get awards TPOH. Wed. The Sultan of Perak honoured four sports personalities in thr State on his birthday on Monday. They were R. L. Grut and his wife. Dora. Dato Mohamed Ramly bin Abdullah anc' Song Tee Toh. Grut, who is a vice-pre-sident of the Lawn Tennis129 words
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Article113 1962-01-18 19 I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union will invite Australia and New Zealand to send athletes in take part in the Open championships at Ipoh from Auk 16 to 18. Mr. Liew Kirn, Secretary ol the F.M.A.A.U., said today that Invitations are being113 words
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Article61 1962-01-18 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— Abdul Ghani, Selangor Rangers' 27-year-old International inside-left, said today he has not yet been approached with an offer from Cardiff City, the English First Division club, to turn professional. A Cardiff scout who approached Quah Kirn Swee. the Singapore star inside forward,61 words
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Article230 1962-01-18 19 A HMEDABAD, Wed. In a game which was right out of the golden era of hockey. India beat Australia 3-0 today in the international tournament here. It was hockey of the highest order, and the most striking feature of the game was the smooth230 words
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Article254 1962-01-18 19 CINOAPORE, Wed— Officials appointed to the various committees of the Singapore Amateur F. Al for 1962 are: FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE: Tay Soo Yong (chairman). Dr. S.H. Al-Junled. Ibrahim Isa. N. S. Hogan. Son Ohee Soon. APPEALS: W. McOreger-Watt (chairman). Dr. S.H. Al-Junled. N. S. Hogan,254 words
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Advertisement747 1962-01-18 19 II y .i J7jT?2WS7x^nT^TWfTi7>il NOTICE >IN(.\PI)HK Ml IU( AL \^>M( I\IIOV 2\l) UINMH. i.IH JANIAKV. KMI BOOKINGS TILI 18TH JANUARY. 196 i Telephone Nor 936.'8/9J629 KS IBE AH CHIAN COMPANY. fume* Si Treasurer* CHANGE OF ADDRESS A.s from 1 2 62 the Registered Office will be at a? 48 Bullil747 words
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Advertisement688 1962-01-18 19 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received al the Oflu-r of the Director of Public Woik.v. Federation of Maiaya, for the 1. Supply and Delivery of One <1 1 Apron Piaie Feeon < Closing date 12 noon. 7 2 62) 1 Supply and Installation of One •)> Stone Crushing Plant688 words
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Advertisement29 1962-01-18 19 R. A L E I MOBUS SPIKES HOCKEY BOOTS FOOTBALL BOOTS And Many Other Types of FOOTWEAR. OLYMPIC SPORTS 64, Bros Bosoh Rood, Spore. 59. Campbell Rood, Kuola Lumpur.29 words
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Miscellaneous121 1962-01-18 19 BOCCER LIM SENG FOOK CUP: Kllat v Kinta Indians (Ipob Chinese Assembly Hall grd); tow A Gate Cup: PTC TrotUrs v Kllat < Coronation grd>: sth Bn RMR v Changkat Klnding Est (Jo. Abdul JalU). RIGGER CLUB MATCHES: Fed. Armed Forces v S'gor Club (Airport Rd): College of Agrrlc. v121 words
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216 1962-01-18 20 From KEN FERNANDEZ. Ahmedabad. Wed will press for more Asian repre sentation on the International Hockey Federation. Mr. A. Durairatnam, manager of the Malayan team and Malayan Hockey Federation's representative to the IHF Congress at New Delhi on Jan. 25, said he216 words
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Article142 1962-01-18 20 WOMEN CAN JOIN the PGA LONDON, Wed. The British Professional Golfers Association yesterday decided to admit woman members. Announcing this unprecedented steo at a meeting in London, the new P.G.A. secretary. Col". Harry Reed, said: "We had to face the Inevitable. Instead of waitinr for it to hit as weReuter - 142 words
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223 1962-01-18 20 Contractor to captain Indian XI to W. Indies SURPRISE SWITCH ON DAVIS CUP MADRAS, Wed. The Nawab of Pataudl. who was 21 earlier this month, was yesterday named as vicecaptain to Narl Contractor of the Indian cricket team to tour West Indies in February. March and April. The 16 playersReuter - 223 words
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329 1962-01-18 20 Challenge round will be played on Sunday \fELBOURNE. Wed. Ifl Australia, the holders, will stage the challenge round of the Davis Cup on a Sunday this year for the first time. This was agreed after a long debate at yesterday's annual conference of the Australian L.T.A. The tie will takeReuter - 329 words
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Article59 1962-01-18 20 MADRAS, Wed— The MCC cricketers today travel to Dacca to resume the Pakistan part of their tour with the Second Test beginning on Friday. The tourists have three matches In Pakistan Including two Tests and then move on to Ceylon for three more games. England areReuter - 59 words
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Article22 1962-01-18 20 RICHMOND. Wed. University College beat Westminster 9-5 In the first round of the Rugby Union Hospitals Cud here yesterday.— Reuter.'Reuter - 22 words
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Article211 1962-01-18 20 PENANG. Wednesday. /THE F.A. of Penang last night decided that in fu- ture all appeals against decisions made by the F.A.P. standing committee should not be heard by the F.A. of Malaya Appeal Board. The F-A.P executive council will appoint a new board to211 words
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513 1962-01-18 20 SINGAPORE, Wed SINGAPORE Combined Schools Sports Council, in an endeavour to raise the standard of school sports In the State, has decided to start the season for most games earliei than usual this year. The aim, It was disclosed by an513 words
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Article191 1962-01-18 20 CYDNEY, Wed. The 1964 Australian touring cricket team may play several exhibition matches in the Soviet Union on the way home from England. The Australian Government has given diplomatic approval for the trip. The visit now depends on Australian Board of Control permission. Board191 words
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Advertisement278 1962-01-18 20 O*n Mod.m ond Uptodota Hobm* at ta«k ■eMeaj Mcci NAN TANG ESTATE At Tl. C<ni Kon, Rood m... N«ar Saraa«eef» Cafaaa elf Ckeen Mcc AfMM 999 Yeori Leasehold Two-Storey Semi-detached Two-Stor«y Terrace 516.700 upwards *****0 upwards lir BetH/Uwetefy, Teneee. «K. Fleer Loim— 4 Oiniitg. Utility. Kitchen, SetVWX. Cc» Pit 2-Storey278 words
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Advertisement230 1962-01-18 20 DIFFERENT. PEOPLE LIKE FOR THE SAME REASONS The size Is s«nslbl*— A good full-size filter tip cigarette and firmly packer*. The tobacco Is supsrto— You get the finest Virginia tobacco money can buy. The pack Is psrfsot— The slim elegant crush-proof box with the Mlft-up' lid has nmvor been bettered.230 words
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Article82 1962-01-18 21 SINGAPORE. Wed.- A watchman. A. Samlkannu, 50. was acquitted and discharged on a charge of murdering his wife. Pichai Ammal. by the High Court today. He was freed alter the Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr. Satchi Sourajan. told the court that he was withdrawing the charge under82 words
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Obituary18 1962-01-18 21 JOSEPH fHIPPS WOODFOPl) <jo«) pasaed auray on 16th Jan. IM2. at the Otntral Hotpital. Penuic. Bori'4 17th.18 words
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Article100 1962-01-18 21 MR. AND MRS. I4«rraw Bernard thank all rol.mvfs and tnm.u for ihfir good i-tv pnMM »"d attendance on th< occasion of their marriage on 10.1.62 at Taipmn. MEtSRI Lab Lim Hwr, lx>h l.:-n Kf, Loh Lim Slew, thank all frl«nd« and relatives for wreaths, attendam and valuable axulxtance rendered100 words
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Article329 1962-01-18 21 LONDON. Wed— A sudden burst of activity in Imperial Chemical and Courtaulds shares was (lie feature in the last half-hour of business on the London stock exch.uiur today. Following the statement issued by Courtaulds that discussion.-; will Imperial Chemicals concerning a merger have been concluded329 words
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Article25 1962-01-18 21 LONDON, Wed.— Buyers £953, sellers £854, Forward buyers £958, sellers £959. Settlement £963. Turnover a.m. 80 tons. pjn. 10 tons. Tone. Steady but quiet.25 words
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Article36 1962-01-18 21 LONDON. Wed. Spot 24Jd.. Feb. 34id.. Mar. 24 1 d.. April 24 id.. June 24Jd.. Jaly/Sept. 24Jd, Oct. Dec. 34 1 d.. Jan./ Mar. 24 jd, e.l.f. Jan. unquoted. Feb. 24d., Mar. 24d. Tone: Steady36 words
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Article226 1962-01-18 21 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Polish pianist, Niedzielski, gave a programme from the popular Beethoven/Chopin repertoire before a packed audience in the Victoria Theatre tonight. Whatever one may think of Mr. Nledzielski as a pianist, noone can deny him the success of being different to any pianist226 words
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141 1962-01-18 21 SINGAPORE, Wed. The mother of the British soldier who was found dead in Rochore Canal Road last week flew in from London last night to visit his grave. Mrs. Anne Howe, of Dundee, Scotland, whose 21 -year-old son. James, a private in141 words
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Page 21 Advertisements
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Page 21 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous42 1962-01-18 21 The weather JJIGHEST and lowest temperature.-, in Malaya and Singapore lor the period 8 p.m. Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday. Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Koti Bharu 82 75 Penang 88 72 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 86 7342 words
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