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1962-05-09
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Title Section20 1962-05-09 1 avi-iiai.i: daily ci:iitifii:ii bale exceeds 100,000 The Straits Times fie**** Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. MAY 9, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 03620 words
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424 1962-05-09 1 THAIS ALERTED 'A threat to security' Confirmed fall of Nam Tha, 50 miles away BANGKOK, Tues. THAILAND today alerted its forces alonjj the northern frontier following the fall of Nam Tha, in North- West Laos, to leftist forces. General Thanom Kittickachom, the Defence Minister, told reporters the capture of Kara424 words
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Article, Illustration47 1962-05-09 1 Now it's THE APPLE TWIST IT LOOKS serious— but it's fun, this brandnew twist to the twist. demonstrated by Colin and Sidney Wilmot at a party in London. The apple twist is danced to a beat rhythm, the dancers having to keep the apple between their foreheads.47 words
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293 1962-05-09 1 First TV station will serve all of Selangor —Sopiee KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The whole of Selangor, as well as Seremban in Negri Sembilan, will be covered by the Federation's first television transmitting station to be set up in Kuala Lumpur before the end of next year. Stating this at a293 words
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129 1962-05-09 1 MOSS A COMPLETE RECOVERY UNLIKELY LONDON. Tues. Stirling Moss. 2,1. injured in a 100 in ph. Easter Monday crash, may never regain the full use of his left arm and leg. a medical bulletin said today. "Moss continues to make slow and steady progress." it said. "Now that his consciousReuter - 129 words
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Article23 1962-05-09 1 KATMANDU. Tues. A 14-rr.ember French expedition has conquered Mount Jannu. 25.400 feet. In Eastern Nepal the world's third uncllmbed peak.— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article61 1962-05-09 1 MOSCOW. Tues. The Soviet Union has won a three-year chess matrh by correspondence with a team representing Britain. The Tass News Agency said that after a "tense strug- gle" the Soviet team won by 31 games to nine, ich country was represent- ed by 20 players whoReuter - 61 words
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247 1962-05-09 1 'SITUATION SERIOUS— NOT JUST A FIGHT BETWEEN LAOTIANS' KUALA LUMPUR. Tues pRINCE Boun Oum, Right-wing Premier of Laos, today gave Tengku Abdul Rahman a comprehensive picture of the situation in his country. He conferred with the Federation Prime Minister for one and a half247 words
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Article453 1962-05-09 1 Joy for 10,000 BACKDATED PAY BOOST FOR NAVAL BASE MEN SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 10.000 industrial workers at the Singapore Naval Base arc t<> i^'t wage increases which will cost the Admiralty about $1,750,000 in the first year and more in subsequent years. This follows' an agreement signed this afternoon between the453 words
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281 1962-05-09 1 -42--stowaways in his ship and captain didn't know a thing about it JINGAPORE, Tues. 3 Capt. Harold Michael Jenner Bent, skipper of the 5.477--ton tanker Win War, sailed into Singapore last month from Hong Kong with 44 men his crew on board. )r so he thought, until immigration officers searched281 words
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Article63 1962-05-09 1 LONDON. Tues. The last of London's 1.700 electrically operand trolley-buses made theii flnal runs tonight. They are being replaced by more manoeuvrable diesel buses. Hundreds of busmen will escort the oldest, the "Dicldler." on its journey. Farewell ceremonies were held ai many depots The trolleybuses, "vl63 words
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Article147 1962-05-09 1 Back by shuttle buses to China From FRANCIS BOEY HONG KONG. Tues. TTHE police here are running shuttle bus services to return refugees fleeing China in their thousands during the past few days. NItCC Friday, the police have rounded up sevral thousand refugees by Bending out patrols to comb the147 words
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Advertisement139 1962-05-09 1 OWN YOUR BUNGALOW ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENT OF $142.50 after a small initial down payment STAMFORD PARK 5 m.s. Dunearn Road. Singapore ~US« att'.iljg,...'. rt j i tiiiijnßii Sl.\ < 111 111 \l II III) 132 Rochoic Rd.. Spori-7 Tel: ***** w'*-^ ft IF YOU WANT REAL VIGOUR, YOU WANT139 words
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Article63 1962-05-09 2 ZANZIBAR. Tuos Moir than 100 police and men of the Gordon Highlanders last nisht patrolled the streets ot Zanzibar and set up road blocks attcr the arrest of srvrj. more men in connur lion with recent arson attempts Eighteen men have r.ow been detained since the weekend,Reuter - 63 words
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Article, Illustration215 1962-05-09 2 SS-TKAB-OLB Tibetan V philosopher and abbot. SanRVP Trnzin Jongdonc I .ima who once trained men to become monks, is nou helping Britain's young men to become leaders at the I'llswater Outward Round Mountain School In f'umhrrland. Hr Is an assistant patrol instructor at the school.215 words
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Article39 1962-05-09 2 s~ Ihe Seventh Army *9 nuclei weapons can ocl'ver <n one day more destructive power than could a WorM War II field army am in all of that mm —Gen. Bruce Clarke, retfetag Commander-in-Chi.f of the US Seventh Army.39 words
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Article32 1962-05-09 2 JAKARTA. T»e«. Presid- ent Soekarno has recovered i f roi a kidney aliment atte: 'four months of treatment by '•Ine Communist Chinese specialists, his doctor said today 1 -ITP.I.32 words
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Article25 1962-05-09 2 NEW DELHI. lueo.-Zakh v Hu>.>aln. a 65-year-old Muslim J who formerly wa*> Governor 9 of Bihar State, has beoi elected Vire-Presldent ol India— .U.P.l25 words
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264 1962-05-09 2 WASHINGTON. Tue». A PROPOSAL that up to 530.000 tons of natural rubber should be disposed of from the US. national stockpile was overruled in 1956 because of the effect such a disposal programme would have had on world markets, a Congressional hearing264 words
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Article326 1962-05-09 2 NOW OAS GUNMEN PICK ON WOMEN ALGIERS, Tuesday QAS gunmen yesterday killed four whiterobed Muslim women two of them charwomen in the Algiers area, signalling a switch of terrorist tactics here. Though any male Muslim who strolled In a European quarter risked his life, the OAS had not in theReuter - 326 words
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Advertisement279 1962-05-09 2 buy Australian building materials Ivl I fast, easy building j^aji^a^^m better living Australia has a thriving industry which makes a vast range of world-class prodjcts for building louvra windows, hardboard, builders' hardware y pH t£|B in fact everything from the foundations to the final ___^^bib^b^blb^bßbHßb^^ wk coat of P aint>279 words
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Miscellaneous32 1962-05-09 2 I nt GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby N /^U^ WHO CAN so j (\TG JULIE— SUCH I A LOT TO 7 Vy^ELLMDU/ I > 7l'M NC3T SfOPfWG) I \tXJ OCXNK5 y V ANYTHING— J32 words
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Article220 1962-05-09 3 lONDON, Tuesday. Canadian newspaper magJ nate Mr. Roy Thomson last night denied a London newspaper report that Lord Snowdon. Princess Margaret's husband, is resigning from his post as an artistic designer on the Sunday Times. There Ls not a vestige ol truth In the .story." Mr220 words
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Article, Illustration121 1962-05-09 3 NE\V York: \amei Heffa, leader of the Teamsters' Union, is the "most concording to a poll of American newspaper editors. exploded last week, probably underground, as no explosion was detected in the atmosphere. Titov: 'I'd be a bit afraid../ SAN FRANCISCO: Asked if he would accept an121 words
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Article, Illustration434 1962-05-09 3 CAPE CANAVERAL. Tuesday. 'J'HE United States is going ahead with plans to launch astronaut Scott Carpenter on America's second manned orbital flight next Tuesday, informed sources said here today. and It had been feared that the I flight would be delayed434 words
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120 1962-05-09 3 Shirt-tail schoolboys are sent home CHICAGO. Tues.— A shirttail rebellion spread through the Fayettevillo (Indiana) elementary school yesterday and tinprincipal sent 24 boy* home from classes to enforce his ruling that boys must tuck in their shirts. The principal. Mr. A. Pace, said, however, no disciplinary action would be takenUPI - 120 words
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Article190 1962-05-09 3 NEW YORK, Tuesday MR. FREDERIC GIIRMA. UN. delegate for Upper Volta. who recently visited West New Guinea, said yesterday that placing West New Guinea under United Nations administration offered the best hope of 'raising the Papuans from their present Stone Age state to the levelReuter - 190 words
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Article, Illustration52 1962-05-09 3 PRESIDENT Kennedy shakes hands with Russian astronaut Gherman Titov on the steps of the White House in Washington D.C. American astronaut John Glenn is on the left. President Kennedy told Titov: "I admire what you did." Major Titov is on an official visit to the United StatesUPI - 52 words
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123 1962-05-09 3 STOCKHOLM, Tuesday. It THANT. acting United Nations Secretary Gene- ral. said today that a revision of the U.N. Charter was the first requisite for strengthening the world organisation. Answering questions at a press conference here, he said the Security Council should be reorganised, but refusedReuter - 123 words
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Article39 1962-05-09 3 LOS ANGELES. Tues. Actor Van Johnson and his estrange-i wife. Eve, yesterday reached an out-of-court settlement on temporary child support and US$5,OOO fsls.--00 a month temporary alimony pending trial of her separate maintenance suit. U.P.IUPI - 39 words
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Article20 1962-05-09 3 NICOSIA. Tues. The first trade agreement between Cyprus and Israel was signed »i P re yesterday. U.P.I.UPI - 20 words
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118 1962-05-09 3 T^EV YORK. Tues. A sub-committee of the U.N. special committee on colonialism has decided p.gainst recommending a date by which Britain should grant Northern Rhodesia independence. The sub-committee of six rejected a Soviet proposal to writs a target date of Dec. 31, this year,Reuter - 118 words
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Advertisement312 1962-05-09 3 On i him rditifi 1 WORLD'S Ist. I O OH R DON'T lArsb OUR WORD FON IT— SEE FOR YOURSELF HOW iHU MERCURY OUTBOARDS CAN I OPEN A NEW WORLD OF ~~pj PLEASURE FOR THE WHOLE M \n\ n) 1 nW FAMILY! DRIVE THE WORLD'S No. I OUTBOARD IN PtR-312 words
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Article, Illustration4220 1962-05-09 4 JOCK DRUMMOND - WAR CABINET WAITS FOR NEWS... JOCK DRUMMOND BEGINS TODAY ...the story of the magnificent 11, the men who foiled Hitler's bid to build the first Atom 80mb... BY The Second World War has few stories to tell which have the elements of urgency, courage, and above all the complete and4,220 words
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Advertisement58 1962-05-09 4 Bass.!' I itJL I k \lijgf^ J Hill Consulate pure white filter gives you NHHHNMMMMMIMMMaMMBHMi fI' the flavour of fine tobaccos enhanced yPljHasS? M* by a touch of refreshing menthol. Wrm That is why Consulate is always fresh ''.;>: f§M ...cool as a mountain-stream. c 1/,,,/Ac/Cft^/i FILTER Ti^PlO CIGAHETTE& WORLD'S58 words
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Article57 1962-05-09 5 SINGAPORE. TtKfc Morr entrirs from the civilians and servicemen are welcomed lor the Singapore amateur ballroom dancing championship to be held at the Great World Cabaret on June 2 and 3. The closing date i.s May 23, j and all entries are to be subI mitted to the57 words
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320 1962-05-09 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. yHK NUCLEUS of a demolition squad to check unauthorised structures in the State has been formed, and a Police Inspector has been seconded from the Home Affairs Ministry to train the men in speed, efficiency and discipline in demolition work. The inspector320 words
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Article244 1962-05-09 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ♦THE president of the University of Singapore x Students' Union, Mr. S. Paramsothy. today welcomed proposals to change the scheme of training and instruction at the university in order to produce a "more balanced graduate." r~ I He was commenting on a speech made244 words
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171 1962-05-09 5 PAINTINGS OF LOCAL ARTISTS TO GO ON SHOW SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Arts Council will hold a national exhibition of paintings in the Victoria Memorial Hail from June 8 to 13 as a contribution to the programme of events celebrating National Day, which falls on June 3. The .Minister for171 words
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Article43 1962-05-09 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Three challenge shields will be competed for at the oratorical and elocution contest at the Reuben Manasseh Meyer Hall. Oxley Rise, on Sunday from 3.30 p.m. Contestants will read excerpts from the Bible, make speeches and recite psalms43 words
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Article45 1962-05-09 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Th« Singapore Tagore Bociety this evening celebrated the birthday of Rabindranath Tagore with a forum on "World Peace" at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The second part of the evening's programme Included songs, dances and orchestral Items based on Tagore's work.45 words
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312 1962-05-09 5 SINGAPORE. Tu«s. I T*HE Singapore Gov- ernment today announced that the theme of celebrations for this year's National Day, which falls on June 3. will be "Interracial Harmony and Unity". An official statement said: "It is hoped that all activities connected with it312 words
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Article370 1962-05-09 5 T<HE following Is today's ach«- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebnr Airport ARRIVALS BO At Prum London, Rome. Beirut. Karachi, Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur (BA 708) 4.35 pm from Sydney, Darwin (BA ill) B. IS p.m. Garnda: Prom Jakarta (OA 802) 9.50 am from Bangkok370 words
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Advertisement172 1962-05-09 5 €J\ i f\'M OPENS TOMORROW! (SINGAPORE) PARAMOUNT S BOLD. EXPLOSIVE HUMAN ORAMA! 55^K LAURENCE HARVEY II J GERALDINE PAGE fc^ PANAVISION* Pamala 4^^, Rita Moreno < i3djrjj RITA^MORENO anri PAMELA TIFFIN 1 OPENS TOMORROW! m I i A kma (SINGAPORE) NEVER BEFORE such spectacle, THRILLS ACTION TO IPfTMBB REEVES Mil172 words
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Advertisement379 1962-05-09 5 GRAND OPENING TOMORROW Th« lUM of Jfj W. th*i t:\rrnY #ils?&| l|J"r r*^s^^^^^^P J^ \XXdkT. i^lV^^K^^j^ c I in 7OMM"SUPER TECHNIRAMA Technicolor PRICES: $3.50, S2.SO A $1.50 —NO FREE LIST! DAILY 3 SHOWS at 2.00. 5.30 8.45 pm SATURDAYS SUNDAYS EXTRA SHOW AT 10 A.M. TKrre will be SPECIAL f379 words
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Advertisement535 1962-05-09 5 m Oriaaiaatloa' HTTP! Phone 297 LAST FEW DAYS I Mam. 1 JO, 4.00. 645 9.30 J NA r iCf KWAN JAMES SHIGCTA "WIN a NORGE REFRIGERATOR! JUST LIKE THE ONE IN FLOWER DRUM SONG B W.t.h tor Extra Special ONE DAY ONLY PREMIERE m SPLENDOR in the GRASS Na»«li Wood535 words
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Article, Illustration208 1962-05-09 6 FRANTIC CALLS AS 'OPERATION WEAPON' IS LAUNCHED ARMED POLICE, TROOPS OUT WITH FIXED BAYONETS: THEN TWO VERSIONS OF EXERCISE SINGAPORE. Tuesday. JJNANNOUNCED police and military manoeuvres caught hundreds of families in Singapore by surprise early today. Several areas were cordoned off soon after midnight by armed police208 words
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145 1962-05-09 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Shaw Organisation has entered a number of ttl outstanding aim.-, for four international film testivals between now and July. The four lestivals are at CanOM iMay 7-21 f, Seoul i May 12-16*; Sydney June l-14i Berlin (June 22-July 3;. Films entered145 words
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Article40 1962-05-09 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Four officers of the Federation Artillery left this evening to attend a three-week course in Hong Kong. They are 2nd. Lieutenants Mustafa bin Saat. Tan Say Loke. K. Nagallngam and Harbans Singh.40 words
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219 1962-05-09 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues PERAK I'mno has received a directive from national headquarters banning the opening of new branches and divisions and the issuing of Press statements concerning any crisis within the state organisation. The directive was issued by the national president, Tengku Abdul219 words
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310 1962-05-09 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. PATHANS, Punjabis and other North Indians who are shorter than the regulation sft. 9in. would be a "laughing stock" in the uniformed branch of the Royal Malayan Police, a senior officer said today Dept, Supt. Yahaya bin Jamaluddln310 words
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Article21 1962-05-09 6 BENTONG. Tues.— A new branch of the Malayan Chinese Association has been formed at Karak, 15 miles from here.21 words
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Article50 1962-05-09 6 Recipe for success PENANG. Tues.— The Chief Minister, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, today gave the students of his old school, the Penang Free School, his recipe for success. 'Respect your parents, teachers and elders," he said, "and always work hard." Inche Aziz was paying his first official visit to the school.50 words
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133 1962-05-09 6 Spore two for rival meetings of students SINGAPORE, Tues. Two leaders of the University of Singapore Students' Union will fly abroad soon to attend separate meetings of two rival international student organisations. They are Mr. S. Paramsothy. thp president, and Mr. Gilbert Chai Teik Leong, the general secretary. MR. PARAMSOTHY133 words
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Advertisement55 1962-05-09 6 NOW Today and every Wednesday Air-India's Boeing 707 v^mSSBKk W Rolls Royce Intercontinental Jetliner leaves iHSi^i^Hffiwik Beirut, Rome, Frankfurt. London v 'W Boeing Luxury! Boeing attention! 'mK^^^^^sSf^^Pk IN AS;OCIATION WITH 8.0.A.C. AND QANTAS >V 'I 'Nltill Fil C*«tact your Travel Agent or our Genaral Salts Agants: MALAYAN AIRWAYS for the55 words
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Article656 1962-05-09 7 GANG MEMBER? HE REFUSES TO SAY IN OPEN COURT INQUEST ON STUDENT WHO WAS FOUND STABBED TO DEATH WHDLE DANCE WAS ON PENANG, Tuesday. J^ witness testifying at the inquest on a Penang Free School student found stabbed to death during a Patani Road community hall656 words
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Article, Illustration58 1962-05-09 7 FIRST LOOK-AROUND FOR MALAYAN NURSES TAKING a stroll soon after arrival in London are five of a group of 29 student nurses who flew there from Malaya last week to begin training as nurses in hospitals throughout Britain. They are: Celine Crosse, Cheng Im Khoo. Ching58 words
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Article56 1962-05-09 7 PENANG. Tues. A now R.A.A.F. school will be opened tomorrow at Jalan Azyze at Hillside, one of the new housing colonies at Penans'.s .seaside resort off Tan.jong Bungah, aoout six miles from the city. The new SbUO.OOO school will accommodate 600 children of officers and men serving56 words
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Article25 1962-05-09 7 KLANG. Tue.>. Mr. Sioh Goh 800 has been re-elected president of the Klang High School Old Boy.s" Association for the eighth successive year.25 words
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Article, Illustration455 1962-05-09 7 U.D.P. chiefs challenge to Senator Tan 'ARE CHINESE NON-COMMUNAL ONLY' WHEN THEY RUN DOWN CHINESE?' PENANG. T DR. LIM CHONG EU. chairman of the protem committee of the United Democratic Party, today challenged Senator T. H. Tan to state clearly in what direction U.D.P. leaders had in the past been455 words
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Article40 1962-05-09 7 SEREMBAN. Tues.— Thieve.s last night entered a coffeeshop here and carried off a safe containing $1,400. They also ransacked a drawer and took cash totalling $360. in addition to cigarettes and other items valued at $200.40 words
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92 1962-05-09 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A British housewife is now at the bedside of her serious-ly-ill husband at the British Military Hospital here, after being specially flown out from Britain by the Royal Navy. She is Mrs. D. H. Toher. who arrived late yesterday. Uer92 words
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119 1962-05-09 7 'Tighter check on naval ships' call SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Customs have advised the Royal Navy to keep a tighter check on. ships to prevent smuggling. A Customs spokesman said this today. He added that the closest possible co-operation was being maintained between the Customs and naval security officials to119 words
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Article44 1962-05-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The King of Thailand will consecrate the Chetawan Thai Buddhist Monastery in Petaling Jaya on June 26 during the Kings week-long visit to Malaya. This was announced today by the Yen. Kro Palad Vieng of the monastery.44 words
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Article39 1962-05-09 7 SEREMBAN. Tues. The Ambassador for the Federal Republic of Germany. Dr. H. Bohling. and Mrs. Bohllng had an audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Be.sar and the Tengku Ampuan of Negrl Se,mbilan at Istana Hinggap here today.39 words
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Article680 1962-05-09 8 The most important nuclear explosion since the n#w American series began was not off Christmas Island. Nor even in the Nevada hills. It was in the Sahara on Monday, a French test announced in Washington and politely confirmed in Paris. How does this little triumph of monitoring680 words
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Article282 1962-05-09 8 Senators who spoke of the "staggering" increase in serious crime either have seen figures which no newspaper has published or are being carried away by the emotion roused by a number of sensational crimes which recently have attracted and deserved an unusual publicity. We may in fact be282 words
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Article294 1962-05-09 8 The first batch of 160 political detainees pardoned by Dr. Nkrumah are now free, Ghana's President having decided that the security situation "has improved sufficiently" to permit this relaxation. Too much however must not be made of the gesture. The released detainees, if judged to be acting in294 words
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266 1962-05-09 8 Offer for sale of Malayan Tobacco shares rE comments made by Mr. Anderson on the recent offer for sale of the Malayan Tobacco Co.. Ltd. are misleading and his fact* are incorrect. The proportional method of acceptance decided on by the offerers has proved to be most popular both wi»h266 words
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Letter68 1962-05-09 8 I FULLY agree with your correspondent "Collector" (S.T. April 28) about issuing stamps to mark the fifth anniversary of independence. May I suggest that more stamps of the various values, such aa one-cent, five-cent, eightrent, be issued instead of only one kind as at present. I assume one68 words
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Article, Illustration1265 1962-05-09 8 GEORGE PATTERSON - INDIA'S CRITICAL BORDER PROBLEMS... GEORGE PATTERSON AS NEHRU GLOOMILY TALKS OF A THIRD WORLD WAR... by THE possibility of a war between India and China was stated openly by Mr. Nehru last week in the Lok Sabha, the Lower House of the* Indian Parliament. Referring to the latest Indian Note1,265 words
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Advertisement73 1962-05-09 8 I f\»t or mansion, Stormline louvre windows bring beauty to your home. Harmonising with today's exciting and modern architectural ideas, Stormline Louvres keep your «*k t home cool in the heat, yet In the rain you can have them almost fully open ideal for Jj^^L^ Malaya! %fr> mk I jK#l73 words
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Article248 1962-05-09 9 INFORMATION CHIEF HITS OUT AT A FILM EXPERT I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. The remarks of a visiting New Zealand film expert, who advised the Federation Government not to make any attempt to control the Malayan Film Unit, were dismissed today as "utter rot The Director of Information Services. Inche248 words
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Article35 1962-05-09 9 rPOH, Tues. Five police officers from Nigeria, led by a senior superintendent. Mr. Olawaalye, who are on a seven-week visit to Malaya, toured police stations and the Police Field Force establishment here today.35 words
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Article, Illustration364 1962-05-09 9 Warning on sales of royal pictures and bogus Monument Fund collectors KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 'J'HE Director of Information Services, Inche Mohamed Sopiee, today warned the public against two types of rackets now operating in the country. RACKET No. 1: "Sharks" out to make money for themselves are364 words
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Article, Illustration71 1962-05-09 9 Mrs. MENON FOR JOB IN CANBERRA MRS. Rukmani Menon, First Secretary at the Indian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur, who will he going to Canberra on transfer soon as First Secretary of the Indian High Commission there. Before coming to Malaya in I'm.ii. Mrs. Menon served in Colombo and Ottawa71 words
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268 1962-05-09 9 Language tests after polls —on petition of opponents KUANTAN, Tuesday. CANDIDATES lor the coming local council elections in Pahang are reminded that they may have to sit for a language proficiency test AFTER they are returned. That is, if it is found that they art? unable to follow council proceedings.268 words
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67 1962-05-09 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. People in the Federal capital can now travel to Bangkok and back for as little as 599 in the ASA Express, second class. This was announced today by the Malayan Railway. The first class return fare for the 1.000-mile journey is67 words
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122 1962-05-09 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. Justlce Buttrose today warn. Ed in the Assize Court that anyone found smoking Inside the court would be dealt with. The Judge said he was in. formed this morning that a number of cigarette butts were found In the court122 words
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Article, Illustration76 1962-05-09 9 - LAOTIAN right-wing Premier. Prince Boun Oum (left), being greeted by the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Kayak, at the Kuala Lumpur airport yesterday when he arrived as leader of a goodwill mission on a one-day visit to Malaya. The mission, including four Cabinet Ministers, were received76 words
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Article, Illustration193 1962-05-09 9 MOVE TO FORM PRO-MALA YSIA ALLIANCE KUALA LUMPUR Tuesday. T*HE president of the Barisan Rayat Jati Sara- wak, Datu Bujang Al-HaJ, said today that there was a move in Sarawak to form an alliance of all political parties who supported Malaysia He was speaking to reporter.*at the airport after flying193 words
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Article23 1962-05-09 9 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. Tengku Rijaludin bin Tengku Mohamed is acting as Kedah State Treasurer while Tengku Nong Jlwa is on leave.23 words
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Article91 1962-05-09 9 TODAY: Sedlli Kechl! 2.03 pm. <7.sft> Singapore 136 am (9.oft) 3.02 o.m. (7.4 ft): Port Dickson 9.32 a.m. (7.7 ft > 10 02 pjn <7.Bft); Port Bwettenham 8.54 ».m. (12.0 ft) 8.53 p.m. (11.5 ft- Penang 3.34 ajn.re.7fn 3.29 pm. (7.7 ft). TOMORROW: Bedlll K<*hil91 words
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Article141 1962-05-09 9 A BUS IN 100 ft. PLUNGE: 4 HURT KUANTAN, Tues. Four people were injured when the Kuan-tan-Kuala Lumpur Express bus ran off the road and plunged 100 ft.. into a valley outside Bentong today. Twelve others In the bus escaped without injury. The four admitted to the Bentong Hospital: Lvi141 words
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Article21 1962-05-09 9 SEREMBAN, Tues.— A combined police and Army exercise began at 4 a.m. here today and will continue until Thursday.21 words
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Article29 1962-05-09 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The home of Inche Nasruddin bin Hajl Mohamed Taib. a liaison officer In the Information Department here, was raided last night and provisions stolen29 words
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Article22 1962-05-09 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Tue.s. Prayers will be said in all mosques here on Monday, a nubile holiday for Hari Raya Hnti.22 words
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Advertisement228 1962-05-09 9 IN THE LATEST MEN'S WEAR Here ot Singopore's most up-to-date store you '^J W 'H find Xh% lotest in men's wear. Suit* hlu V reody-mode or mode-to-meosure, impeccably w—^L/jf tailored; dress shirts ond sport shirts from prominent Americon ond Continental manuBB^^ facturers; ties, belts, shoes, socks and accesHkSj^P^^ sories in228 words
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Advertisement82 1962-05-09 9 Its not only the name that tells you it's a H m gAM Wk Pullovers, Slipovers and CardiI p gans to give you that trim, masculine appearance. Fashioned in all Lambs-wool or Cashmere. V mjfrflMWt, Colours: light or dark green; light or dark grey; beige and cream. Ml '-'h Sizes82 words
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Miscellaneous140 1962-05-09 9 RADIO SINGAPORE SHORTWAVE SERVICE: 41 metres MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: 476 metre* A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 Morning Prelude; 7 00 The News; 70S Melodies At Sunrise: 8.00 The News; 8.05 More Melodies At Sunrise; 9.00 Close Down; 11.00 Programme Summary: 11.03 Theme In Music. 1130 Topic For Today: 11.40 Sinn140 words
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Miscellaneous87 1962-05-09 9 8.00 Life With Dexter: 8.30 Quartet; 8.45 Dreams ana visions; 9.00 Pick of the pops 9JO News; 9.45 Spotlight on 10 00 The Malayanaires 10.30 Bthind tne ecenes: 11.00 Music festivals: 12.00 (nridniKhti Close down. RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE M.KVICK: 41.7 metres A.M 6 00 Time Signal. Negaraku, News Headlines;87 words
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Miscellaneous104 1962-05-09 9 P.M.— 1.15 Tiffln date: 1.3 C Time signal. News; 1.40 Newstalk /tiffln date; 2.00 Clow down; 5.00 Time signal, news 5.05 Hawaii calls; 5.30 Music for everyone; 6.00 Summary oJ programme for the evening--6.03 Teenage jamboree: 6.46 Extracts from the editorials. 6.50 Federation and Singapore stock exchange report; 7.00 Time104 words
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Article295 1962-05-09 10 JAPANESE CLUB SEEKS NEW MEMBERS LJ tl -LO Boys and GirK. S The Crossword Puzzle will E appear *or the last time this S week. I think it's time lor E the younger members to get Eo chonce now to do the Flipper E series tot some weeks E Here295 words
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1007 1962-05-09 10 Battle between the dinosaur and the triceratops by KA THLEEN HICKLE V The scouts have gone to the site of a tin mine which is half-owned by Ah Chong's father, to make a film which they intend to enter for a contest. The first prize is $5,000, which, if won.1,007 words
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Article, Illustration79 1962-05-09 10 TO BE CONTINUED POOR old mum r with the kids always hanging around. It is no wonder Nanny Belle looks a trifle fed up. But she patiently puts up with her trio Snap. Crackle and Pop. In addition to feeding them, the goat producesUP - 79 words
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Article265 1962-05-09 10 OVERSEAS PEN FRIENDS David Lyttle. aged 12; Glen-ltt PO. TUiaru, South Island. New Zealand, stamps, coins, badgesOel Sloe Bwan, aged 14: 25, Tjttarum Street. Semarang, Indonesia: stamps, view-cards. A- Sah-etn, aged 15: "Socun 1 Villa" 23. Kavlratne Place. Co--1 lombo ti. Ceylon; t>tampf>, photo- graph y. Nrris-oa I'oluarpio, aged 13;265 words
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Article402 1962-05-09 10 Nf Soon Hwee, aged 15; 31-E, Whampoo Square, Singapore 12; swimming, suunpe, coins. Peter Choy. aged 16; 84. Jalan Kura*. Singapore 20; general. June Koh Ah Moey. aged 16; 30-1,. Whampoo Road, Singapore 12; songs, stamp.--BoiUn bin Mohd. AH. aged 14; 1167, Jalan Shawal,402 words
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Advertisement205 1962-05-09 10 VIB Aw' I'll I m.S t ft hihmmi tj I /F i II Do girls prefer playboys? ■kJ^^pS^^ 9 IN MAY ISSUE ps:^fc|^^ BEAUTY: Beauty Club and Beauty Consultant's Advice (3 *^4>^^^^^ FASHION: Stripes In The Sun with Free Patterns Vicki Dutton's Day a A/* &^^9^r Wear Sarong Kebaya Roland205 words
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Advertisement20 1962-05-09 10 Monarch FINER FOODS Look (or Monarch .the mark of A^ greatest variety and finest quality sYcYs Fruits.'Juices. Catsup, etc V20 words
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Miscellaneous151 1962-05-09 10 CLUES ACROSS. 1. 5 from which we get beef. (3. Ij*-^ —^J JHe built the Ark. 8, People I*l 0m S often say it cannot change r~jBR~I »H married woman usually E S wears a plain gold one. 2, etc 9. Belonging to us.s 2 A young horse. 3. Muffin151 words
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Article124 1962-05-09 11 I.PSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTEK Race 1 (HORPAVONG Box Office Samaon (IIOR-PAVONC Samson Box OBIee BOX OFFICE Samaon f'rrfome Race 2 SPEED MARVEL Begini-Befitu Teknah SPEED MARVEL Mori Beglnl-BefUu SPEED MAR\ EL BeginJ-Befito Director Ra<* 3 VOl'N<; EAGLE Hindu Robe InluiUon HINDU ROBE Young Eagle Small Change124 words
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Article, Illustration820 1962-05-09 11 SPEED MARVEL WILL BE HARD TO CATCH BEST BETS AT PENANG TODAY ARE CHOR-PAVONG AND SPEED MARVEL THE GOING SHOULD BE GOOD ('HENS Stable's Speed Marvel (Race 2) has only to overcome his shyness at the starting stalls to be a winner at Penang this afternoon. The three-year-old was strongly820 words
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Article113 1962-05-09 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Four winners at the recent Kuala Lumpur meeting have been promoted. They are Ajnos, Umbrian Huat Chye (from Clas* 2 to Class 1) and Tonka (from Class 3 to Class 2). Nineteen Class 2 horses have been sent down to Class 3. They are Gallant113 words
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Article1086 1962-05-09 11 A CCEPTORS and riders for the r A second day of the Summer Meeting at Penang today. I -Form Race 1: 2.30--CI. 4 IMv. 2-s [t 1 ***** Box Office II (Shaw St.) Tulloh. 7 9.0 (F) 5 Harbrid K e 68 2 ***** Wee Wonder1,086 words
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Advertisement406 1962-05-09 11 COLLECT, EXCHANGE YOUR PHILIPS IIPIL COUPONS TO WIN T^^ ttNNNw Si f^ri n nn r^)^ COUPON CONTEST Everybody's saving Philips coupons in this exciting competition. If you haven't entered yet, go to one of the Cathay cinemas (listed below) during a distribution period. You'll get a sheet free, then you406 words
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Miscellaneous155 1962-05-09 11 Li'i Ainu r By At Capp v 'Z*^S,JU\&ri i £&&*"'r '""I If* *1 I SEE,DAD?-WE.CAN II I-, Z-n-P DONT 1 a -J SWEAR SOLVE BOTH OUR rtTT*T. fr LIKBTHE T I DOttfT BREAK OUR. 1 1 VJOM'T i TO IX PROBLEMS, VJrTH f VT, 7ONE.OFTUGT I E\<3AGEMENT; DEBBIE .rj J155 words
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Advertisement441 1962-05-09 12 #7^'!* MALAYA'S FIRST DETERGENT ACTION Hi Speed Diesel Fuel These reproductions of un- retouched photographs provide j graphic visual proof of the '■•isHi E superiority of new Caltex Deter- I gent-Action HI-SPEEDOL. Starting with re-built injectors BBQTJIISIHIaESBI HE2X!SIZ!I3II lil:Mlll.Hl^wHT7grrtlM and after 70,000 miles of running I jo 1 on ordinary441 words
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Advertisement5 1962-05-09 12 TOMORROW: The Commandos fly in5 words
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395 1962-05-09 13 From Our Market Correspondent MINING shares had a better day on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and price* of some counters rose quite substantially. The market opened very firm with buyers predominant, and as the morning developed, the buying pressure in creased, resulting395 words
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Article20 1962-05-09 13 industrials: rim rubbers I»n I 1< May 7 180.74 397.83 191.93 q-.N— mo May t 182.03 304.91 191.7420 words
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Article832 1962-05-09 13 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation nection with the number of deals in brackets yesterday: Industrial*: Bouftteail $1.65 OI(B.OOO) (1.63. (2.000) U. 64: Dunlop* »1.74 OU U. 75 OL. (1.000) »1.75. (4. 0U0) SI 74: C.T.B. (200) 90*.; Oainmoo (2000) SI K2: O'towo Dlsp. $2 BL.:832 words
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Article202 1962-05-09 13 MAY M grade rubber boy.rt f.e.b. e10.«.-<l at 3 p.m. In Kuala Lumpur yeatrrdav at 7S crnta per Ih.. up one-rlghth of a cent on Monday closing price. The tone ««i quitt FEDERATION OF MALAYA RUBBER EXCHANGE doting BfMM r«ita prr Ih vr«t*r<lav Int I R.S.S202 words
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Article212 1962-05-09 13 MAY first iradt rubbtr buytrt f.a.b. elO!<M at b p.m. In SinCTporr veatrrday at 7« c«nt« p»r Ih. up a quartrr of a e*nt on Monday's eloping prie* Tbr clonnß ton* <rnr> autct. f.C.C.R.A. dn«inir pnr»> in rrnf P»r Ib ymt^rdav. tnt 1 P..S s Prompt fob212 words
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305 1962-05-09 13 CINGAPORE tin ope- rators yesterday breathed a sigh of relief when the downward trend in the local metal market was finally halted, after a week of continuous fall in price. The Straits tin price gained $2.12} to 5462.121 a picul. j and was slightly305 words
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Article120 1962-05-09 13 CHINESE Prefluc* Eicnant*. Smtaper* neen ericee per oieui yitterday: Cecenut ell: bulk S4O erllere. drum 543 ecllert. Cepra: May IK/ Continent J2S buyer*. eeltora. Papper: Muntok white $153 arllcra. Saravak white $15?| seltrra, epeclal Sarawak black $120 Miter*. Lampong black JllTi acllen. AST A SI 75 eeller*. Singaper*120 words
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Article163 1962-05-09 13 SNIPS lying alangiM* Mm tlni***r* Mharvn Uday art: Taytra 44. DokU 1 3 14. Prmldcnt Johnson 1/2. Hal L*» 40-41. Sahrtna ?7'2S. Bran 23. Tapnh NW 4, B*<ttll NW 3. M 8 T L. 257 N'W. V «ikl Klrttrn Mnrr»K 41 Outtr r»«rt«- K'ninron. Sirilmi, Nagasaki.163 words
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Article93 1962-05-09 13 MELBOVRNK DMA iNvmimrra mm ><i> h mtuil] movement Oils «fi Inej-ilnr. AOO lorn further to 73s Base metal* weir quiet and steady while loan* were steady n H him 11, ■< Ampol t? 7J Mot A.C 1 TV Con. Z.n. «ii I a v m r: mi ii.-r.iid93 words
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Article96 1962-05-09 13 Mil Th'w month' (OFFICIAL OUOTATtONt) INDUSTRIALS F. N. 12 ct» Colil Stortigf M. M Box 1? ot* Maamaft p Urr-mitni tS <-!» s TimM l.^ t* Robtnjon!« I BU I Tr«\rn> I t». S. D:irhv M, t<nlte«r-i 13 Ptl. \V Jsrk* <• rt* MININGS A Arrml 53 Mine96 words
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Article79 1962-05-09 13 elatl*n bm*M tt\rsr rhannrx in it* rntw to merrhnnts rPptcrrtrjT (all r»tr« to tlrvt)Canada: hurlne TT RBI, ilrm.Vl OP 3SS. i>o <I'«t S6a't« .-r»<llt hills. 36 S 18 lnrl» Mil* Selling TT or OO rrarly I Canarta Marl,, |30|: Italian Lir* W4l. M»n« Ken*: .Hint TT or OD79 words
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Article60 1962-05-09 13 Ampat Tin produced R23 plctiN of tin eonrentrfl«*-s la«.t month. Beriuntfli Tin. 3 80fl piruls. Kamponft Laniut. 1631 plrn!s. K»muntlne Tin 1.112 plculs. Kramat Tin 624 piculs. Kuala Kampar 2 989 piculs. Larilt Tin. 640 pirnlß. LOW«r Pfnik 3.33S pirnl.s. Pantatt Tin. 619 plciils. Southern Klnta. R. 83560 words
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Article30 1962-05-09 13 Kempns 'Mnlnvai Ltd rubber crop last month «m 450.600 Ib. ajralnst 408.000 Ib. -n March, whlta Radella Rubber Estate CMalnvn) Mds total was 22.500 Ib. against 51.800 Ib.30 words
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Advertisement1123 1962-05-09 13 I KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTD. U.S.A. PacUic Atlantic «t Cr«at Lakes Service S'oota S>arv H'luii L Angeiii h. ,ori Hantw Cimiik EU n» ETA EIA EIA EU "K**H*wa Mjr»- 21 31 Ma, 22 JIM I lilt II I*l, O tit, II HI, "Cmiiu Mari" 21/23 Jim 24 MM IS tall1,123 words
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Advertisement803 1962-05-09 13 Ui<°IoRIENTl rTKrES j ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHITRAL" Departs: Penang 11th June 1962 Singapore 15th June 1962 for Hongkong 19th/21st June, Japan 25th729th June, Hongkong 3rd/6th July. Returns:— Singapore 10th July 1962 Penang 13th July 1962 Fares from: Penang from $926.00 Singapore from $883.00 LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE803 words
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Advertisement36 1962-05-09 13 CLOSING PRICES M.iv RIBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 78 cents (up a quarter of a cent). K.L.: 78 cents (up oneeighth of a cent). TIN: $462.12 per picul (up 52.12J). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 10 tons).36 words
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Advertisement450 1962-05-09 13 AH KAI TAILOR (LADIES AND GENTS) 12-S CMFFOIJI) \Kf\llr I Ml: liMll [KIM |> I.IFFOKI) HOI -<r.. COLLYEB <HW, SI.NGAI'OKK. I. TKL: NO. ***** WISHES TO INFORM Thrir Customers and the Gcnpr*! Public that they will opei. ,i :i»>w Tailorine Shop ;it the arjove adclrr.s> Inexpensive im rl Exciusivr. Orders450 words
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Advertisement1496 1962-05-09 14 TO LIVERPOOL t WEST COAST U K. Ote S pt't Sj''» P. S' h e« Ptnanf ICNIIIES liverpaal la Pt THay May It PERSEUS luenaai,. May 11 May 11 May 14 II May 17 POITDORtTS V'sei'ies, livertttl. Dublin Mty 11 May 16 May 11/20 May 21 MENCSTHEUS rM Livtrattl, G'atgow1,496 words
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Advertisement2961 1962-05-09 14 1 mj u'§nmlN' f J I J Ik if mm Wmima 1 1 nm }^mmm\ I^LIJJI *T'T- h^m THE E. H C. LINESSAILINGS 10 GENOA, ll HAVRE. NAM6URG. ANTWERP IonERDAJa. OSLO tOTHENOURO AND COPENHAGEN. X£2^\ a/**, 9 STiaai Paaoat AfVc->Ytl "OUSUANGA" a) Sailed SJ.led In Pert S Juaa n«N\||l -MALACCA'2,961 words
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Advertisement1382 1962-05-09 14 McAUSTER CO., LTD. ITO UL: N.. BWI l3t-» \NEaV4 CLUCRMAN LIME <Jt KLA VENESS LIMB > IONOOH. HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM. 10$ AH6EIES. SAN FUNCISCO, HAVRE ft ROll SEATTLE. VANCOUVER ft PORTUNO. Cm OF RlPOki Acceptiag carga far Central ft Seutk t*Btf« t. S'haa Panaag ORo'Vi'lil ***** May 11 May/ 1 Jaaa1,382 words
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Advertisement1506 1962-05-09 15 NOTICES i IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE ISLAND OF SINOAFOIU. Companies Winding Up No. 2 of 1962 In Uie Matter of The Life Assurance Companies (Compulsory Liquidation) Ordinance. 1963 And In the Mutter of The Companies Ordinance (Chapter 174 1 And In the Matter of Champion1,506 words
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Advertisement442 1962-05-09 15 i nntinord from Paga It SITUATIONS VACANT sVasjsaj j, (Min.)— Box it ett. tttrm BOX A4M I 1.. K.L. Position filled. Applicants thanked WANTED IMMEDIATELY Or on lit June a Doctor for a Clinic in Nafta Jonore. Apply Box A 4253 ST s pore WANTED. Ti-xcher capable to teacn BsaS*sß*jft442 words
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Advertisement498 1962-05-09 15 SITUATIONS VACANT 7* W*r4t Si (Min.)— Box St eit. tatrm WANTED four tearbars for Mrtnodisi AUerooee Heaool. Tkrjong alalira frooo Ist luim I(W3 Apply to Manager. WANTED OBNERAL o«c«-i utn-shoi sMtstani Abu to type aad «itk gaoc ix-noaailty. Writ* staung salary r*■juirrb to Pott Box M Singapore. WANTEO A PANT-TIME498 words
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Advertisement1138 1962-05-09 15 SITUATIONS VACANT St R'c.r., JJ Vm.) Box it ctt. txtrm fIRM OF ACCOUNTANTS require Senior Audit eirrk with some rxpeMaac* la secretarial work, balary socordins to experience and qualibcations. Apply P.O. Box MOO, mngapora TNB BOARD OF Governor*.. Co cfirane Road Scbool. Kuala Lumpur t invite application* from qualiSed fcng1,138 words
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Advertisement1097 1962-05-09 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT I* H'orCs Si (Win.)— Box St eit. txtr* S SSDROOM FURNISHBO Buatfaiov. witb Large Compound to Ist for two months Katoag Box A 4250 BT Spore. compouno MOUSB oa I/a aer*. good toi omre and lesinence Haau Puteb, IPOS. APPI*:. U. L. Chow 4J Hume Btir«t, Ipob. TO1,097 words
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Advertisement930 1962-05-09 15 EDUCATION tt Worii SS (Him.)— Box it ctt. txtr* BEGINNERS CLASSES: Uorniu»«, tNemnga bookkeepins Fynev ritma Snorttiaso Atcouotancy Svcraianai Courses. CmmtMid** CrrtiOcate/H.b C individual Muojecis full Courses ArU tfcicoca. City Scaool ol Cvmn<*m quern Htrart. B'por* (Tsl. a«ll|. DO NOT CAMBLS— witb education' Uuaraotsvd nom«-study courses leathers Cert./HSC/OJiC/OCK'fMCK'yT/ LCE— Prospectus930 words
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Advertisement1089 1962-05-09 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE 'It Wort's Si (Mln.t—Bax it els. #ifr.. MORRIS EIGHT, OtKXt (vnitlllon i.*i>nr.ii-T UhH^kn r.i v. 7*»H t*M9ir PrtOjaOK Road. Mh mile. r=lncai'ure After !> p.m SUITABLE INDONESIA': IKKoto l>iploniHf Ihii- NM< unr o«nrr. dent fraa earcllcgt cunditloa. 53.0U0/--0.n.0. Prionr 3781U morolDa'S. 19S0 r PHEFBCT I«S7 K'PrtliTi IPS1,089 words
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Advertisement552 1962-05-09 15 MISCELLANEOUS it Worit J. f Mix.)— Box M cl. txtrm UNITY IS OUR WATCHWORD r^.«<i Bajrtta Nanaa aad it- with what >■<■•! air astaasMsi to do ta b« a cood citizen fnmilinr with our National LaafjaafjE AT YOUR SERVICE (Spare) I* H'nrsts fin (Minimum) Omit I month. tWEE tfcJß MsaJ552 words
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Advertisement169 1962-05-09 16 TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE Required by European Company in Kuala Lumpur. Experience in earthmoving equipment and diesel .Marine engine of primary importance. Applicants holding engineering degree will be preferred. Excellent prospects for the right man. Reply, giving lull details and background of education and experience to Box A 479 S.T.. K.L.169 words
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Advertisement277 1962-05-09 16 NOTICES NOTICE Mr Kam Hoik San Is no longer in the employment of M s Bou»--tead Co 1 1 9«0 Ltd. and has no authority to transact any bu&iMM on Ht behalf BOUSTEAD <fc CO (1960) LTD.. Penang NOTICE Nonce k> heieoy ?nen that 1, Tan Imam Slew of No277 words
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Advertisement159 1962-05-09 16 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders for the Erection and Completion ol two ill ClMi t Quarters at the Central Mental Hospital. Tanjong Rambutan. will b* received a: tne jivi a State Engineer. PW.D. Perak up 1 to 3.00 p.m on the 16th May. 19t>2 from Contractors In Classes 'A' to159 words
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Advertisement254 1962-05-09 16 NOTICES P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE CHANGE OF DATE OF CLOSING The date ol the closing oi Tencers lor the construction ol an Officers' Mess. Medical Centie. Guard Room and Fire Station at ju-iti ut.i M..iu»i> C.i.uiiine will now be the 19th May. 1962 I at 12 noon in the office ot254 words
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Advertisement931 1962-05-09 16 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN hat I. LEE UM WOO. of No !91-22 Tampenis Road. Singapore, lave applied for a 2nd Clash Pubic Hou..e Licei.tt- in uspt-ti ol pieui&es No 30 Seali Street, Singaxue. and tnat tins application a ill >c heard In Uie Court of the DLsrict Judge931 words
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Advertisement616 1962-05-09 16 TENDERS I CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS Electricity Department: (Room r No 229, 2nd floor. City Hall). I (a) Disposal ol Obsolete Ap- i pliances. Tender depo.-it t $200/- c (b> Disposal of One Used Trac- l tor. Registered No. 5D.1019 f Tender deposit $200 J Tenders (a) and (b)616 words
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Advertisement652 1962-05-09 16 TENDERS KEDAH P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders \v.ll be received from »WD Registered Contractors not >clow Class "D" at the Office ol he State Engineer. Kedah Peril*, >.WD., Alor Star up to 3.00 p.m. )f 20th May. 1962 tor the Cui.>ructlon of New Classrooms tt.r sekolah2 Ketangsaan and Aiuilary Works at652 words
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933 1962-05-09 17 jyjALAYAN badminton is showing new growth, not flamboyantly yet, but it is healthy and vigorous. The successes scored in the Asian chamuionshius at Stadium N>jjara during the past three weeks allow us now to look forward with better hope to world933 words
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Article145 1962-05-09 17 India and Aust. confirm visits IPOH. Tues. The na--1 tional women's hockey teams of India and Australia will visit Malaya in December, the Malayan Women's Hockey Association an* nounced today. Mrs. Z. Jansz, the MWHA president, said today that the All-Australia Women Hockey Association have confirmed that their team wll'145 words
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Article101 1962-05-09 17 \TEW YORK. Tues. The United States Amateur Athletic Union Bays the middle-aged those between 35 and 45 should be able to reach the same standard of physical fitness as a 12 or 13-year-old. This, according to the union. Includes being able to run one and aReuter - 101 words
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Article82 1962-05-09 17 SCC, Recs triumph in League SINGAPORE, Tues. There's no place like home. The "Padang clubs". SCC and SRC. will tell you that after their SAFA League matches today. SCc hit four goals without reply from visiting Tamil Brothernood in Dlv. 2A. scoring through Oswald (2), Button and Tobbets. SRC outplayed82 words
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Article22 1962-05-09 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Federation of Malaya AAU executive committee will meet at the Technical Institute. Penang. on May 13.22 words
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Article32 1962-05-09 17 SIN JAI'ORE. Tiu> Si. Joseph s Institution and St. Joseph's Aft*/ noon School will hold their combined athletic meet on May 13 on the school ground at Bras Basah Road.32 words
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Article47 1962-05-09 17 AUSSIE COACH KEEN ON MALA YAN JOB IF MCA WILL MAKE OFFER... By FIRDIE SALAHUDIN Singapore. Tuesday I EO O'Brien. 53. a lormer. Australian Test cricketer, said here that he was keen on a coaching job infMalaya if the Malayan Cricket Association would make him an oiler.47 words
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Article19 1962-05-09 17 SINGAPORE [toM—THe intercommunity cenir« ba.-£etball championsliin, scheduled 'to begin on May 10. has been postponed to Hajr 3119 words
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Article274 1962-05-09 17 Entries from overseas rH. Tues. Entries from Formosa, Thailand and South Vietnam have been received for the Malayan Opor. lawn tennis championships here from July 24 to 29. Formosa's only entry Is national champion Sam Ang. Jnr. The other foreign entrlps so far are 8. Karalak and Berl Charuchinda of274 words
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Article32 1962-05-09 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Teams representing St. Michael's of Ipoh and Max. well and Victoria of Kuala Lumpur will meet in an inter-.school judo tournament at Victoria Institution here en Saturday.32 words
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Article24 1962-05-09 17 BINOAPORE. Tues.— Army, with 27 points from six matches In the Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament, are in second place behind Police.24 words
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Article19 1962-05-09 17 TOKYO. Tues.— Emperor Hlrohito of Japan has consented to be president of 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo.-U.P.IUPI - 19 words
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Article278 1962-05-09 17 SOCCER L. PEKAK Ohr. 2 <T. Anaom ACS .1 Bagan Paslr 2. TAIPtVG Dlv. REME 2 Larut Tin o. IPOH Dlt. i: Changkat Klndlng 4 Gurkhas 0: Dlv. S: Tamil Youngsters c Field Force 1. KAMPAR Dlv. I: Choonf Wah 7 ACS Old Boys 0: MAS 2 VTK278 words
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Article379 1962-05-09 17 Manila Lions to visit Malaya SINGAPORE. Tues. 13 Lions Athletic Fraternity, the Manila League soccer champions for the past seven yeaxs, will make a two-week tour of Singapore and Malaya this month. The Lions will arrive here on May 17 for two matches In Singapore— v. Government Services Business Houses379 words
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Article28 1962-05-09 17 TIFLIS, Tues. Vladimir Kaplunov. 29. of the Soviet Union, broke the world weightllfting record in the lightweight division with a total of 410 kilogrammes '*****-lbV— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Advertisement124 1962-05-09 17 BUKIT GARDEN ESTATE aii^^ 2nd Avenue m.s.) -t^C r*r— Bukit Tim«h tlfl^i SEMI-DETACHED TWO -STOREY HOUSES. lit Flaar I ■•«-,eomt •■tk 2 MM cu»W..r.i 2 ••thrt.mi .n. ».»h Un t .b«th 2 talcaniai and 1 Hall «r. P»o»f 1 Si»»in«-room. 1 Din.na-r»om, Kitchan. Utility taam. Star*. we. T.rroct. Car Parch.124 words
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Advertisement173 1962-05-09 17 Gosh! Bovril on bread tastes really super ■BBW**X«>aß4Qdl^BW -k. V s 4. )L.Jf:. 4HKI i it's naturally good This little boy likes Bovril's bright, meaty taste. His mother likes the way it builds up his health. She knows that Bovril is the concentrated natural goodness of meat an abundant so".rce173 words
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Miscellaneous118 1962-05-09 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER lour match: Spur v Stu.'.RMi or Oennany >Jn Betar Stadium 7 p.m.). Vfor Div. I: SCRC v Mliide! iPrlnces Rd.>. Div. 5: Poiur Drpot v TPCA lOurncy Rd.>; Wah Chrng v Sunrise <lpoh Rd.i; Jlona Chin v SCRC 'Brickfields. uiv. S: Ulu KlanR v Mllliaiy Policcj Mnpatigi.118 words
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Miscellaneous170 1962-05-09 17 Straits Times Crossword Xi ROSS 1. Chance being quiet or conuog quirt in school '•>. S. A writer enter* the wrong v%y I. Put* me afainat me ji 'he intenral! <•>. 10. A rifle for the graduate rnp'oyw <S>. 11. Mr good friend O\r w>i lend hi* horse to go."170 words
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Miscellaneous120 1962-05-09 17 7. ki me the euned UtoughU thai nature nr+% way to in repoec." <Maebo-.ii I (It. t. They may be seen h*ntfm« by the neck It). 11. An announcement of ttM l*n» of the ball? (lOi. 16. Present royalty Id a piaee some wmy off <•>. 18. Kus or otherwlne120 words
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Article296 1962-05-09 18 HER PORT TRADE WOULD BE AFFECTED 1F... SAYS STATEMENT BY GOVERNMENT SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'J'HE Singapore Government today issued a statement, following the announcement of plans to introduce a five-day week for civil ser\ants in the Federation. The statement said: "Singapore's port and trade would be affected296 words
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Article110 1962-05-09 18 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. Indonesia trounced Singapore 4-1 in their friendly international badminton match played at the Badminton Stadium here tonight Results (Indonesian players first i Sinnlc.s Mohamed Djundy lost to Urn Wei Lon 12-15. 15-10. 12-15; Johnny Tjoa bt M. Sadall 15-3, 15-4: Liem Cheng Kiann bt Tan110 words
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214 1962-05-09 18 FIVE-DAY WEEK 'NO BLOW TO OUTPUT' 17UALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Staff Side of the National Whitley Council has assured the Federation Government that the five-day week would not impair the efficiency and the output of work. This assurance was given in telegram to the Tengku from the Staff Side weicomIng214 words
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Article86 1962-05-09 18 MR. R. ARASARATNAM n/o late Mr .< fUmanamy and Mr« A i:.i mnnamy of HI) 41 Hock Ann Estate 41 Mil* Klang Raid passed away In London. CHE AM: Mrs Kimly rii.nh ol Johori- Bakra, .:•<■. fnliv on TMeStf sih Miy M the ad vi IK y*«r*. Laving l>.hind86 words
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Article51 1962-05-09 18 THE FAMILY OF thr late Mr. Tin Lie K.i.i. thank friend* and relativm for their attendancr wreath* donation* and transport during tbrir recent bereavement. MRS. YAP VOW PONC nnd Tap Yoke Lt'onK thank friends and re. nations, nlfcht visit and attendance at tho funeral of th* late Yap Vow51 words
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Article14 1962-05-09 18 LIZ AND JOHN Kurdltt wr temporary a<lrlr<-*.« Th* Oant Cottage ■Mtti R<>»i L'ekfl14 words
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Article36 1962-05-09 18 TRY FITZPATRICK S for all your heuMheM heapUM—an tni* «•<»*-- oiildrr La ml. at ill.", prr ll> Rollrd Stuftrd Sho'ilrirr ;1t •i LJkb) Vru/rn PMI it H .tj fri packet and atm ikilu- eM P»r Ih36 words
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Article71 1962-05-09 18 TIN HUNT ON ISLANDS NEAR STORE JAKARTA, Tues. Russian experts have surveyed tin deposits on Karimun and Bangklnang Islands, south of Singapore. the presidentdirector of Indonesian State tin mines. Colonel Rudy Plrngardie. said today. The Dutch operated tin mine* on the Islands until 1932. he said, when the company InvolvedReuter - 71 words
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Article26 1962-05-09 18 SINGAPORE. Tues— Water will be cur off in Wilkle Road between Upper Wilkie Road near Nlven Road tomorrow from 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m.26 words
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Article26 1962-05-09 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Assemblywoman for Delta. Madam Chan Choy Slong. will officially open the Bukit Ht, Swe Estate at 7 p.m. on May 19.26 words
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Article, Illustration105 1962-05-09 18 round the box-like indicator (bottom). When the light is stopped at the required device, it will be automatically switched on. The machine has room for 10 devices which can be a telephone, typewriter, television, fan. radio or light. POSSUM MX. 1 The polio victim's miracle machine,105 words
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Article, Illustration339 1962-05-09 18 LETTER FROM U.K. INVENTOR SAYS 'TELL US PATIENT'S EXACT NEEDS' SINGAPORE. Tues. One of the inventors of "Possum" the wonder machine for polio victims has volunteered to help crippled Singapore schoolboy Johnny Ang. The "Possum" expert is Mr. R.O. Maling. who has written to a science teacher here. Mr. S.339 words
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143 1962-05-09 18 Mac backs high altitude test plan LONDON. Tues. Mr. Macmlllan told the House of Commons today he supported the proposed U.S. high-alti-tude nuclear tests in the I Pacific the .subject of protests from scientists who think the explosions might shatter part of the Van Ailen Belt and effect the earth's143 words
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232 1962-05-09 18 LONDON, Tuesday. BRITAIN'S middle-of-the-road Liberal Party today claimed the biggest gains in first results trom this week's Municipal elections throughout England and Wales. Following up its successes in recent Parliamentary byelections, which included the I I capture of the Conservative < Government) stronghold ofReuter - 232 words
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Article37 1962-05-09 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The, City Electrical Engineer Mr. Z.K. Fiuczek will officially: declare open the premises of the Singapore Electrical Contractors Association at 365-D. Serangoon Road at 2.30 p.m. an Saturday. A cocktail party will follow.37 words
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Article350 1962-05-09 18 conditions developed In stork markets today atter their recent Irregularity and by the close fairly widespread losses had been record"d. There were some firm features but these were com- para lively few and far betweenThe threat of a dock strike and nervousness concerning the results of this week's350 words
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Article25 1962-05-09 18 LONDON. Tues. Buyers £919. sellers £920, Forward buyers £927, sellers £927' i, Settlement £920-... Turnover a.m. 150 tons, p.m. 55 i tons. Tone: Quiet25 words
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Article46 1962-05-09 18 LONDON, Tues. Spot 23 »d. June 23 \d, July 2S '»d.. Aukum 23 ',d.. July Sept 23 -',d., Oct. Dec. 23 5 d.. Jan/Mar. 23 \d April June 23 s ,d, c.i f. May 23d June 23 15/16 d., July 22 15 I6d Tone: Delayed.46 words
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Advertisement31 1962-05-09 18 LEONC KMOO: W«J Hun- Mti) •on ol Mr A- Mrs. I-.-on* All Oux. Of BlnKnr>orv and Lily Kirn Bum, «lde*i d.iiiKhtir of Mr. A V Thtan Hock of Peniint; on 9.0.1962.31 words
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Advertisement106 1962-05-09 18 ELECTION |p offers you rhc latest creations from Switzerland. A top class watch which has won world-wide fame for its Beauty, Accuracy Complete Reliability sine* 1848. Sole Agents: CHUN CHONG 62, South Bridge Road, Singopore-l. Tel: *****-2 KILLS FLIES INSTANTANEOUSLY" ppl FLY-DISH I rid VSole Ag«nli: TONG HIN TRADING CO.106 words
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Miscellaneous43 1962-05-09 18 The weather UIGHEST and lowest tempera tures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 pm. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 75 Kota Bharu 95 77 Penang 90 77 Ipoh 93 75 Malacra 91 75 Singapore 93 7543 words
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