The Straits Times, 15 June 1962
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Title Section19 1962-06-15 1 WIHA«,i: lIAII.Y CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 03619 words
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Article, Illustration563 1962-06-15 1 Malays who pooh-pooh own language.,. SAYS TENGKU 'But reply I get is in English HE COMPLAINS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE PRIME Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today criticised English-educated Malays for trying to hinder the development and use of the national language. lie \y;is particularly annoyed with Senior Malay563 words
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Article327 1962-06-15 1 Bureau for grouses from July 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Government's Central Complaints Bureau to deal with reports and suggestions made by the public will function from July 1. The bureau has been organised on the recommendations of a review committee set up on May 18 last year to inquire into327 words
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76 1962-06-15 1 A VICAR SAYS NO' TO BEER-SMELLING BRIDEGROOMS LONDON, Thurs. The Rev. Charles Manchester. 34, of Bradford has refused to marry any more bridegrooms who have had a few bracing drinks before the ceremony. "At least half the bridegrooms smell like a brewery and walk to the altar a little bitUPI - 76 words
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Article53 1962-06-15 1 KUCHING. Thurs. The Dayaks of the Batang Rejang In the Third Division of Sarawak are forming a political body, two Dayak Chieftains announced today. The announcement said that the word "Dayak" Included all such people as Land Dayaks, Ibans. Kenyans, Kelabits. Dusuns. Muruts and other reallyUPI - 53 words
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Article54 1962-06-15 1 TAIPEH, Thurs. Acting President General Park Chung Hee of the Republic of Korea has expressed a wish to visit Nationalist China In October, it was reported todny. Tsai Chung-llanß. County Councilman of Chlayi. Centra! F irmosa. said Gen. Park told him this when he was visHrd Seoul last54 words
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Article76 1962-06-15 1 Outbreak of polio CARDIFF. Wales, Thurs. I Schools were closed in the small Welsh village of Cwm near Ebbw Vale, today after an outbreak of polio in the area. A four-year-old, girl died yesterday and two boys have been admitted to hospital with polio. In Dundee, Scotland, where there isReuter - 76 words
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Article, Illustration136 1962-06-15 1 HOW-TO-COOK MISS CHAN ACCUSED OF DEFAMATION SINGAPOKfc, Ttours. Miss Chan Sow Lin (above), author of cookery books, pleaded not guilty today to live summons charges of defaming Mrs. Lucy Tai. midwife, between Jan. 4 and Jan. 18. The charges were not read in open court. According to Mrs. Tai's lawyer.136 words
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Article38 1962-06-15 1 MOSCOW. Thurs. A brilliant Bovlet physicist, Professor Igor Lifschltz of Kharkov, was presented here today with a British award of a scroll and £250 cheque for his work in the field of low temperature physics. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration256 1962-06-15 1 CHEERING CROWD BESIEGES AIRPORT Fans mob Linda and she loves it SINGAPORE, Thurs. American "pop" singer Linda Scott was mobbed .by scores of teenagers on her arrival here from New Zealand last night. The cheering fans gave the airport police a headache and reserves had to be called out as256 words
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Article59 1962-06-15 1 ORAN, Western Algeria, Thurs.— A Secret Army Organisation pirate broadcast today called on Europeans in Western Algeria to "regroup" immediately in five towns. These towns Oran, Mostaganem. Perregaux, Arzew and Sldl Bel Abbes would become "European territorial platforms" and be defended militarily. The broadcast saidReuter - 59 words
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Article127 1962-06-15 1 SYDNEY, Thurs. An Australian Qantas Boeing 707 VJet today flew 4,578 miles from Singapore to Sydney in nine hours 33 minutes. This Is believed to be the longest non-stop fight made by an Australian commercial airliner. Carrying 58 passengers. Including a small child, the jet tookReuter - 127 words
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85 1962-06-15 1 VIENTIANE, Thurs. The United £>iaittt will resume "immediately its financial assistance to Laos, suspended Mnce Keoruary, the U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Wint h r o p Brown, told a press conference nere tonight. Meanwhile, neutralist Piuice an.i. .i .via.i flew into the85 words
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Article288 1962-06-15 1 Raiders giving up, say Dutch IJOLLANDIA. Thurs. H a "great number" of Indonesian paratroops, led by a captain, surrendered to a Dutch military post last night without a shot being fired, said a communique issued here this morning. The Indonesians came in waving parachutes as white flags and carrying pamphletsReuter - 288 words
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Article, Illustration15 1962-06-15 1 FOR RED \SII ill *-r t srs < i Hen country I MRS. TAI15 words
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Article, Illustration437 1962-06-15 2 Blueprint for dynamic Algeria by Ben Khedda ALGIERS, Thursday. •J'HE Algerian Provisional Government struck the first blow in the self-determination referendum campaign yesterday with a statement premising a young, dynamic and really modern slate after independence. The statement, issued in Tunis, found Algiers in a state of suspense, awsuting wordReuter - 437 words
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117 1962-06-15 2 'Brutalities of French police must stop' PARIS Thursday. %IR MESSAQUIDI ZITOUNI. iTI director of the official Algerian Press Service, said last night the Algerian Government would order the 450.000 Algerians now living in France to leave if "serious brutalities" by French police did not stop. Official silence The spokesman saidReuter - 117 words
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Article260 1962-06-15 2 Y EARLY 290 deputies 11 of all parties except the Gaullists walked nut of the National Assembly yesterday in protest against the Government's "antiEuropean policy." This followed refusal by the Government tn allow a vote at the end of a foreign policy debate which260 words
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116 1962-06-15 2 BOSTON. Thursday. 4 N elderly widow sheltering 111 dogs and 61 cats in her home was carried off fighting on Tuesday by police who obtained a search warrant when neighbours complained of smells coming from the house. Police said the house wa^116 words
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Article66 1962-06-15 2 Americans iiiaal an calling *V me 'Sir Alec,' and I never Know how te reply. The only man in England wfco ever called me 'Sir' was my ckiitffcar, aatf now that I'm enfrtled to ttw title he doesn't do it any more. Instead or wyii*g Yes, Sir', A he66 words
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Article60 1962-06-15 2 Officials from the Animal Rescue League and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Joined the officers In a six-hour round-up of the cats and dogs. Many of the animals, they said, were blind from never having been exposed to sunlight. Most were put60 words
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Article40 1962-06-15 2 HONG KONG. Thurs. Beven times as manj people died from lung cancer last year as in 1951. according to statistics published here. Forty people died from lung cancer In 1951 and 294 last year. UPIUPI - 40 words
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Article32 1962-06-15 2 NEW YORK. Thurs. A 30 -hour work week and double time for overtime was demanded yesterday for about 30.000 longshoremen working m Atlantic Coast ports from Maine to Virginia. UPL32 words
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Advertisement170 1962-06-15 2 See 2 unusual events in one fascinating evening.. .as our guest IParvtcw of the provocat i ye new motion picture in full color. "Dtlf Carntgit't Turning Ptnnr*". starring TV and Radio Newscaster Morgan Bcatty. Dorothy Carnegie and Lowell Thomas It's the movie that puts a finger on the problems and170 words
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Miscellaneous26 1962-06-15 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby «AULL TOMATOCS J g6 T C ?SLS^y VfKOM tftt BACK/ T /4NOTHIC WIMV > 1 TUC COrtklT 1/ VJ. 5 I I26 words
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Article221 1962-06-15 3 Quike look round •pOLKESTONE, Thurs.— Two JT 20-year-old Birmingham University students who crossed the Channel to France on a tandem a bicycle for two— in eight hours and 55 minutes yesterday, returned here by fishing boat just before midnight. The tandem was driven by twin paddle wheels and supported by221 words
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380 1962-06-15 3 THE THREE STEPS TO PUT MEN ON rHE MOON WASHINGTON, Thursday. MR. James Webb, head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, yesterday outlined the agency's plans to put a man on the moon. Mr. Webb told the Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences that these steps would be380 words
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Article31 1962-06-15 3 LONDON, Thurs. The committee trying to raise £800.000 to save a Leonard Da Vinci sketch from being sold to an overseas buyer, has collected more than £325,000. —Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article27 1962-06-15 3 PEKING. Thurs.— Th-_ Chinese Red Cross Society today donated 20.679 yuan rbout $25,000) to the Algerian Fed Crescenv,. the New Cnina news agency reported. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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91 1962-06-15 3 Cleaners pray for the pests they kill rpOKYO, Thurs.— About 30 X Japanese Sanitation Department officials have held a religious service for dead cockroaches, mosquitoes, flies and rats in Nagoya, central Japan. Before an altar a Shinto priest offered prayers, saying: "A quiet reoose to the souls of these insectsReuter - 91 words
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175 1962-06-15 3 The Dutch are making it hard: Dr. S JAKARTA, Thursday. rpHE Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said today it would be hard to settle the West Irian problem before Dutch armed strength there had been broken. He was talking to reporters after a meeting of the West Irian Liberation OperationsReuter; UPI - 175 words
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Article47 1962-06-15 3 PARIS, Thurs.— FrancoScviet trade talks in Moscow have been broken off by ths Russians after a demand uMch the French Govcrnrrrnt considered unacceptable, a Frenon Foreign Ministry spokesman said last night. He described tho breakdown as "a Soviet offensive against the European Common Market."—ReuterReuter - 47 words
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333 1962-06-15 3 TWE tunnel under the 1 Berlin Wall through which at least 17 East Berliners fled last weekend was dug from West to East Berlin, the youths who organised the flight said yesterday. The actual total of weekend refugees was believed333 words
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Article44 1962-06-15 3 NICOSIA. Thurs. Twen-ty-five British troops narrowly escaped death when a lorry they were travelling in plunged 200 feet into a ravine from a winding mountain road in northern Cyprus yesterday. Four soldiers were injured, two of them seriously. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article159 1962-06-15 3 GENEVA, Thurs.— The United States told the 17-power disarmament conference here yesterday that if international verification was onerous, its burdens would fall equally on the United States and the Soviet Union. Mr Arthur Dean. United States chief delegate, told the plenary session: "We rioReuter - 159 words
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Article80 1962-06-15 3 NEW DELHI, Thurs.— Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, and Mr. V. K Krishna Menon, the Defence Minister, repeatedly told Parliament yesterday that the Government had "no information" about a reported movement of Chinese tanks and armoured vehicles to the Aksaichin Plateau of Ladakh, Kashmir.Reuter - 80 words
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Article27 1962-06-15 3 BANGKOK, Thurs. King Phumipol Aduladej and Queen Slrlklt of Thailand today flew to the Loas border to visit Thai and foreign troops stationed there. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article15 1962-06-15 3 HONG KONG, Thurs. Heavy rain has ended a drought in north China.— Reuter.Reuter - 15 words
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127 1962-06-15 3 LONDON, Thursday. a FULL-SCALE probe has been ordered into alleA- gations that military equipment is being smuggled out of Britain to "unknown destinations" in the Communist bloc, the Daily Express reported today. i One allegation being investigated is that two RollsRoyce Avon jetReuter - 127 words
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Advertisement152 1962-06-15 3 I WON'T WAIT A MINUTE LONGER FOR A G.E.C. CEILING FAN When the weather is hot and humid, it's a simple job to see your nearest electrical shop and ask them to install a CEC Ceiling Fan. Make sure it's a GEC San top quality, proved reliability- the Can you'll152 words
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Advertisement233 1962-06-15 3 "Our Sanderson curtains make our room" "Get Sanderson's," someone said. "They'll last for ages and ages— and they're all sunresisting." How right! And with so many styles and colours, how easy to find just what we wanted! SUN-RESISTING COLOURS MADE AT UXBRIDGE. MIDDLESEX. ENGLAND Outdoor sports and hot weather summer233 words
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889 1962-06-15 4 COURT HEARS CLAIM AGAINST CHARTERED BANK pAYMENT of annual fixed bonuses to employees was not a new practice in the banking business, Mr. G. Kandasamy, representing the Singapore Bank Employees Union, told the Industrial Arbitration Court today. Tlic court was hearing the claim of889 words
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270 1962-06-15 4 MISSION FOR BURMA TO PROMOTE SINGAPORE GOODS AN unofficial Government-sponsored Singapore manufacturers mission will leave for Rangoon on Saturday to sell Singapore-manu-factured goods, and explore the possibilities of increased trade between the two countries. A Government statement today said that the mission would spend a few days in Burma, and270 words
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193 1962-06-15 4 CRACKERS SET OFF TO WARN BOOTLEGGERS SINGAPORE. Thurs. Customs officers seized a large quantity of illicit samsu and bootlegging apparatus in the Braddell Road area early today. In operation "Jungle Sweep." a large party of Customs officers entered the jungle area near Jembatan Sembilan. and then split into two parties.193 words
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Article423 1962-06-15 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS Garuda: Prom Medan, Kuala Lumpur (OA 992) 3.65 p.m.; from Bangkok (OA MS) 4.05 p.m.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8.50 a.m. Cathay Pacific: From Hong Kong, Bangkok (CX 731) 7.35423 words
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Article203 1962-06-15 4 GOVT. POLICY A GREAT SUCCESS BATU PAHAT, Thurs. i The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. said here today that opportunities provided by foreign investors for local participation in new industries had exceeded his expectations. He said this when he declared open the factories of Pacific Textiles203 words
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Article195 1962-06-15 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. I>RITAIN will do all she can to assist the Royal Malayan Air Force in its present expansion programme if Malaysia becomes a reality, the visiting British Secretary of State for Air, Mr. Julian Amery, said here today. "The implications of Malaysia from195 words
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Article, Illustration1124 1962-06-15 5 A QUIZ ON 4-2 THEORY AND PRACTICE FOR WITNESS 18th day of the inquiry MR. Justice Wee Chong Jin, Commissioner inquiring into last November's Chinese Secondary Four examination boycott, today told a witness that he must try to be fair in his answers. The witness was Mr. Lim Seek Kian,1,124 words
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244 1962-06-15 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— About 150 delegates and observers from 25 countries will attend a regional conference of the Food and Agriculture Organisation here in September. The conference, to be held at the TenKku Abdul Rahman Hall, will be divided Into three .sessions and will244 words
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Article55 1962-06-15 5 SEREMBAN, Thurs. A taxi driver and his girl friend were robbed of their watches, a necklace, a ring and $30 cash last night in "Lovers' Lane", near Bukit Kubu Estate, two miles from here. Four youths. wearing masKs. sprang out from some nearby bushes and surprised55 words
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Article35 1962-06-15 5 KTJCHING. Thurs. Borneo's first air-conditioned cinema theatre will be completed here in September. The theatre, which will cost $1,000,000. will have 250 special seats and 650 first and second class seats35 words
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195 1962-06-15 5 Trouble at another school over selection of head SEREMBAN, Thurs. More trouble has flared up over the appointment of headmasters by the Department of Education. Like the governors of the Dato Klana Putra School at Lenggeng, the governors of the Tengku Abdul Rahman School at Gemas have now refused to195 words
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Article30 1962-06-15 5 BANTING. Thurs. The Mentrl Besar of Selangor, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baglnda. will open a health clinic at Kampong Buklt Changgang. eight miles from here, on June 19.30 words
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Article23 1962-06-15 5 KUCHING. Thurs.— A fullscale military exercise will be held In Sarawak in August*. Two companies of British trooDs will take Dart23 words
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Article24 1962-06-15 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Mr. M. Lourdusamy has been elected president of the Malayan Indian Congress branch of Kampong Java In Klang Road.24 words
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Advertisement409 1962-06-15 5 SAFE fl AND II SOUND QArrTV Your funds arc unaffected by OnlLI I economic changes. Qrpj ID ITV our m oney is earning the bert vJLUU l\l I I sale and sure rale ol' nucrcM. Ofil IMHMCOO The Capital and Reserves of ih# OUU 11 Ull LOO Bank exceed £12.000.000.409 words
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Article204 1962-06-15 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A visiting American husband-and-wife research team today spoke glowingly of Malaya's progress and its unlimited future "We have a tremendous respect for what Malaya and Singapore are doing and feel that this country is almost the heart of South-East Asia,' said Professors Ernst204 words
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Article72 1962-06-15 6 SULTAN WILL UNVEIL A CENOTAPH JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— The Sultan of Johora will officially unveil a $30,000 cenotaph built near thn Straits of Johore at Jalan Scudal at 9-30 a.m. on July 1. The ceremony will be attended by representatives of the three armed services and members of the Johore72 words
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Article52 1962-06-15 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Workers' Party leader and Assemblyman for Anson. Mr. David Marshall will ask the Minister for Finance at the next session of the Singapore Legislative Assembly whether any private industrial organisation had leased or purchased any part of the Jurong industrial sites developed at52 words
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Article, Illustration164 1962-06-15 6 THE ODD BOY OUT IN A PARTY OF 19 WOMEN KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The "odd boy out" in the party of 19 Iban women who arrived here this morning on a fact-finding mission is Bang kong anak Salleh (above), a grandson of a Sarawak penghulu. The party is the first164 words
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Article32 1962-06-15 6 KUCHING. Thurs. Malayan film star. P. Ramlee and his wife, Saloma, will perform in an 'Aneka Hlboran Ra'ayat' here on June 30 to raise funds for the Ra'ayat Secondary School.32 words
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Article173 1962-06-15 6 POLICE believe that r the theft of $15,--000 worth of watches from Robinson and Company yesterday was the work of some one who hid in the premises before the store closed. A door on the first floor, which can only be opened from the inside,173 words
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110 1962-06-15 6 'SELF HELP' JUST FREE LABOUR? 'THAT'S A LIE' TELUK ANSON, Thursday. THE Assistant Minister for Rural Development, Haji Khalld bin Awang Osman, yesterday strongly denied that the Government was encouraging "gotong royong" (self-help) in the rural areas in order to get free labour. Haji Khalid. who spent the day in110 words
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Article77 1962-06-15 6 Chief says: Not party member KUCHING, Thurs. The Paramount Chief of the Kenyahs, Temonggong Oyoni, Lawai Jau, has denied that he is a member of Party Negara Sarawak. He said: "It is unfortunate that my name appeared as one of the five vice-chairmen of the party during the recent annual77 words
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Article32 1962-06-15 6 KUCHING. Thurs.— Borneo beauties will appear at the Rex Theatre here on June 22 to compete for the Miss Borneo title and a trip to fame at Long Beach, California.32 words
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Article60 1962-06-15 6 Warning to Reds welcomed KUCHING. Thurs.— Party Negara Sarawak has endorsed the Government's "timely action to check the spread of Communism in the colony. In a statement the chairman Inche Abang Haji Mustapha, said that his party warmly welcomed the warning last week by the Officer Administering the Government, Mr.60 words
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Article27 1962-06-15 6 KUCHING. Thurs.^Several thousand members of All Trade Employees' Union in Sibu braved heavy rain to attend the sixth annual meeting yesterday evening.27 words
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Article81 1962-06-15 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Indian film star Sivajl Ganeson, 45. was mobbed by more than 1.000 people when he arrived here today for a short visit Mr. Ganeson. who is on a world tour, said he decided to pny a short visit to Malaya to "visit81 words
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Article32 1962-06-15 6 JOHORE, BAHRU, Thurs. Choo Slew Wah, 59, wife of a fisherman, was found dead outside her home In Tampoi new village here early this morning. A man has been detained.32 words
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Miscellaneous325 1962-06-15 6 Straits Times Crossword l____J— —^j— —^j— ACROSS 4. Up and down stories (5). 1. Among the Devil's disloyal 5. Better change its doctrine •übjects one Is m Using (9). they're expected to explain 0. Supplement for the Jockey (IS). (5). 0. N.H In, got nil; demands a 7. Knowledge consistent325 words
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Article266 1962-06-15 7 'MUSHROOM' INSURED TO GET CHANCE Liquidators will be ready soon to receive claims By TAI SING ONN Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. 'JENS of thousands of policy-holders of 36 mushroom insurance companies in the Federation now in liquidation will soon get the chance to submit claims for the refund of their premiums.266 words
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Article54 1962-06-15 7 Masked men rob couple IPOH, Thurs Four masked men armed with daggers robbed a couple of $200 and jewellery worth $550 in Kamponß Paloh here last night. Mr. and Mrs. Chons: Kirn Swee were in their house at 8.30 p.m. when the robber? rushed in, herded them into a room54 words
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Article30 1962-06-15 7 BANTING, Thurs. Senator Athi Nahappan. president of the Selangor Malayan Indian Congress, will address the seventh annual meeting of the Sepang M.I.C. at Sungei Pelek on June 2430 words
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Article31 1962-06-15 7 BATU PAHAT. Thurs.— A $2 million irrigation scheme at Tampok will be officially opened by the Mining of Agriculture. Inche Azl^ bin Ishak. on June 21 at 9 30 a.m.31 words
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Article89 1962-06-15 7 12 held in swoop on gangland UUALA LUMPUR, lv Thurs. Twelve secret osoiety suspects were detained for questioning after a police swoop on gangster dens early this morning. The police, led by Asst Supt. Ka&sim bin Abdul Aziz, of "B" Division. Campbell Road, carried out the threehour raid In Chow89 words
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Article32 1962-06-15 7 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. Mohamed Haillm bin Mohamed Saad. 15. a schoolboy, was killed when he was knocked down by a motor car at the 7A mile. Telok Ayer Tawar Road, yesterday.32 words
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Article, Illustration184 1962-06-15 7 After 173 years, Mr. Christian sails again pENANG. Thurs. After 173 years. Fletcher Christian is sailing again. Mr Fletcher John Christian (above), a great-grrat-great grandson of the first mate of 11.M.5. Bounty, will reach Penang tomorrow in the Willem Ruys. in which he is making a free world cruise as184 words
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294 1962-06-15 7 'BETTING WITH BOOKIE' CASE: ACQUITTAL PENANG, Thursday. IT IS not necessary for a punter to note down his bets on his race programme, a police expert witness. Inspector Kong Fook Yew, said in the Second Magistrate's Court today. "In view of the present Betting Ordinance. every racegoer should be aware294 words
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141 1962-06-15 7 LAKE CHINI: NEW TEAM WANTS TO EXPLORE THE HILLS I^UANTAN, Thurs. Cambridge University has written to the Pahang Government for permission to explore and carry out excavation work on hills near Lake Chini This was confirmed today by the State Secretary, Dato Ismail bin Mohamed Jamil, who said the university141 words
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Article24 1962-06-15 7 IPOH. Thurs.— The body of a new-born baby was found in the Sungei Pari under the newly-constructed $500,000 bridge here yesterday.24 words
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127 1962-06-15 7 Socialist challenge to Penang Alliance PENANG. Thurs The Socialist Front today challenged the Penang Alliance to dissolve the State Government as well as all local councils and go to the polls "immediately." "It, as claimed by the Penang M.C.A., it is wishful thinking on our part to want to capture127 words
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Article54 1962-06-15 7 JOHORE BAHRU. i!:urvChua Han Piow, 22. i vegetable seller irom dfattfapore, was fined £1.000 or a years jaii. today in the session.. Court for ra.sn driving. Chua waj the driver of a car which knocked down Abdul Hedi bin Haji Abdul Ksshid on April 13. Hedi54 words
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Article24 1962-06-15 7 PENANG. Thurs.-A merchant from Bangkok. Mr. Oh Kai Seng, has reported to the police the less of $2,000 worth of silver ornaments24 words
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210 1962-06-15 7 MR. Harry S. Warren Victoria Collector of Customs, yesterday v/arned Asian students studying here under Colombo Plan grants to tell their parents ana friends to send gifts by post instead of entrusting them to members of the crews of visiting ships He issued theUPI - 210 words
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Advertisement40 1962-06-15 7 SO 225 WE Powerful stereogrom 10 valves-14 wott push pull output-Medium Shortwave reception-fully tropicalized. SO 242 WE Unique cabinet styling- 10 valves 14 watt push pull output -4 loud speakersMedium Shortwave reception-fully tropicalized. ytty SOLE ACENTS: KIAN GWAN (M) LTD40 words
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Advertisement343 1962-06-15 7 A World of Sound J^^^.y 40^ with i^***" m?"' §COTCHm?n™ tape m^~) No. 3 1 1 The three Scotch Brand tf An ALL PURPOSE UpelWteft Tapes shown here each have a "Tenzat" base lor extra strength, their o«n special character- fTenzar"* is the tude name (or a istics. But it343 words
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Article, Illustration315 1962-06-15 8 ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT HAVE you ever said to yourself, "If that husband of mine dances once more with that that chit of a girl, I'm going to go out and shoot him!" You haven't? Dont kid yourself, of course you have. Into every woman's married life, the Greeneyed315 words
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Article, Illustration609 1962-06-15 8 Lucy huang - Lucy huang ONE of th* most important things in diet, especially children's diet, is Vitamin C. What is Vitamin C good for? Wen. first of all, it helps to prevent colds, and when you find a cold coming on In your child. Vitamin C will609 words
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Article, Illustration296 1962-06-15 8 pRESH fruit and ye- in- table juices contain vitamins and mineral salts in their natural form just as the body needs them. Rut to do the maximum good, they must be drunk fresh. It is simple to squeeze the juice of some fruits, .such as oranges,296 words
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Article, Illustration282 1962-06-15 8 JUST WHOM DOES IT BENEFIT? VTOT long ago in this page, 11 mentioned the troubles I had with my kids in the wave of colds and coughs and loss of appetite, and the solution I found in Marmite. It seems that 1 was not alone in these problems, because the282 words
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Article, Illustration650 1962-06-15 8 rVERY woman dreams of a dress that is as soft and lißht as a baby's breath, delicate and wispy as the morning mist, that will make her feel cherished and beautiful and forever young. Trouble is very few of us can afford to buy everything650 words
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Article, Illustration392 1962-06-15 8 Misunderstanding on education and citizenship a problem, says Tan THE Malayan Chinese Association is to launch a country-wide campaign to explain the policies of the Government and the Alliance. This was announced here today by the association's national president, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, who Is also392 words
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Article36 1962-06-15 8 REMBAU, Thurs. The Mentri Besar of Negri sembilan. Dato (Dr.) Mohamed Said bin Mohamed, yesterday participated in a gotong royong effort to build a twomile kampong road from Kampong Penajis to Kampong Penajis Bahru.36 words
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214 1962-06-15 8 ITUALA LUMPUR, IV Thurs. The possibilities of establishing a department of criminology and. forensic medicine in the University of Malaya in view of the "alarming" crime statistics in the country will be discussed by the University Court tomorrow. The Vice Chancellor. Dato Sir214 words
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Article56 1962-06-15 8 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. The Senior Sessions Court President. Mr. K. Somasundram. today ordered the confiscation of a gold necklace, two pairs of earrings and two lockets which the owner. M. Abdul Samah. had failed to declare at the Butterworth pier on March 18. In addition, he fined56 words
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Article17 1962-06-15 8 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. The Selangor State Welfare Committee will hold Its annual meeting on Saturday.17 words
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Article158 1962-06-15 8 Kidnap man's family charged KUALA LUMPUR, iV Thurs. Four members of the family of Mr. Lee Say Thong, brother of millionaire Mr. Lee Van Uan, were charged in the Sessions Court today with perjury. They are alleged to have given contradictory evidence in court at a preliminary t r ?3158 words
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Article41 1962-06-15 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs The Johore Bahru Town Council Is taking drastic acttion against unlicensed buildings here. Owners of 26 unlicensed buildings have already been served with notices by the Town Council that their buildings will be demolished.41 words
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Miscellaneous231 1962-06-15 8 Li*l Abw*r By At Capp 'j!h^.L Ty vVJ* STOP 6QOIRMIN'^ I* j^r- mm I WU-PLAV THE LATEST MOSCOW HIT- iis^r AN'SCRUCHIN'J! SO 1 I FINALS OF WORLD prefer bombs "//j <^> :a knows ah allus scours I kJiici/* r*r\k.vt i o^n WMdWW V voreskull,ardreah _J MUolu v»UN I fcoTJ! ggf^231 words
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Article, Illustration1622 1962-06-15 9 A celebrity cruise in the Christina SIR WINSTON AND LADY CHURCHILL COME ABOARD ONASSIS'S LUXURY YACHT FOR HER MAIDEN VOYAGE ONASSIS'S luxury yacht Christina was ready for her iirst cruise. Above the guests' cabins Onassis had his own private suite, with no name. This consisted of a large double-bedded cabin,1,622 words
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Advertisement134 1962-06-15 9 w fl fl J^^^vfe B fl i^^^a B B CUTDIESELOPERATION COSTS WITH ESSO DIESEL FUEL p^pt'^wpß z^SSf^SS^TSSSS/HB^^^M iSmß^K^ £joiw?ifr^^v I *^ht b^b^r W|K j|j You may b« satisfied with todays diesel fuel ..but Esso isn't. Eiso research works con. B^^tfflflßk I■ I I B^^^^^^^^ tmually to improve the performance of134 words
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Article69 1962-06-15 10 20 Word* HO (Minimum) MR AND MRS. 8 N Gandhi thank friend* and relative* (or their help, valuable presents and kind attendance t their marriage ceremony at Iron on 62 and »t the reception at Kota Bharu on II l> 6-\ They also thank those who »ent congratulatory ■****>69 words
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Article341 1962-06-15 10 20 Word, SlO (Minimum) ILLY BANK* is t»ck at TO* Co.-M.it Hotel. ALE OF DYNASTY blouxn. skirts. drmscs. pyjamas, ban*, children's Jackets, etc. to clear. Helen D. LJng, 97 Tfinßltn Rd. Spore. DRUMMER AIR FRESHENER I* a must in every Bouse, it control* unwanted (raell Instantly, effectively. Insist on341 words
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725 1962-06-15 10 The Straits Times Friday. June 15, 1962. The Vital Question In the broadcast forum last night on Singapore's national referendum bill the air fairly rang with demands for a single question to be put to the electorate. A simple question that can be answered by a plain yes, or a725 words
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Article353 1962-06-15 10 The Algerian Provisional Government, making its first statement on the referendum campaign, calls upon the Algerian'- to declare for independence and has much to say about the tasks and rewards that lie ahead. But it breathes no word about the progress of the secret negotiations that have353 words
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Article193 1962-06-15 10 As one nomination day follows another in the nationwide series of local council elections, scores of free seats continue to flow into Alliance keeping. Yesterday the second round of nominations in Perak (there are two more to come) gave 84 out of 230 seats to the ruling193 words
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Article, Illustration1308 1962-06-15 10 WHEN General Pak Chung-hi and his fellow officers of the ruling South Korean junta carried out their coup d'etat they called it a military revolution and indicated that they intended, by reforms from abovo, to pave the way to a genuine social1,308 words
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546 1962-06-15 10 riULE thought has occurred X that Mr. Croston ("play it by ear") may well be stone deaf. Certainly, if the report of the evidence he save in Washington on Monday Is correct, than if one may be permitted an Americanism, he is pretty dumb.546 words
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Advertisement546 1962-06-15 10 Straits Times Malay Mail Classified advertisements may be hsnd'-d to: I*l Floor COLD STORAGE ARCADE Orchard Road COLD STONA4I BRANCHES AT HOLLAND ROAD-KATONS KIMEL ROAD-NAVAL BASK Authorised At.entt CITY BOOK STORK LTD Winchester House. Collyer Quay TMK NKWS FRONT M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Road. Naval Baa* S. M. ABDUL546 words
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Advertisement102 1962-06-15 10 What You Should Know About Fall-out In the event of war, radioactive fall out from nuclear weapons would represent a grave threat to the survival of the human race. But the fall-out from test explosions is, in the words of a top atom scientist, "not worth worrying about". In one102 words
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Advertisement94 1962-06-15 10 Hooray! Bovril with my rice porridge this morning ■■■■■B^lrit's naturally good She's a lively youngster who goes for Bovril's bright meaty flavour. And Bovril gives her red-blooded energy It's the concentrated natural goodness of meat abundantly rich in vitamins, minerals, and protein. Build up your energy through Bovril in soups94 words
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Article150 1962-06-15 11 PAY RISE FOR 5,000 ESTATE STAFF KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Five thousand monthly-paid estate staff in the Federation are to get an average of Sl7 more a month us a result of an agreement signed today. The secretary of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association. Mr. D.A. Borrle. signed the agreement150 words
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Article104 1962-06-15 11 PROBATION FOR ROBBER SCHOOLBOY SINGAPORE. Thurs. A schoolboy, Chow Eng Choc. 17. who pleaded guilty at the Assize Court a fortnight ago to a charge of armed robbery, was put on probation for three years by Mr. Justice Chua today. Chow and another student, Lee Yeow Moey. 18, held up104 words
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Article54 1962-06-15 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Vice-Chancellor of Nanyang University, Dr. Chuang Chu Lin, will attend the installation of the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, as the new chancellor of the University of Malay on Saturday. Nanyang graduates in Kuala Lumpur will hold a dinner in honour of54 words
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Article, Illustration640 1962-06-15 11 FOUR PARTY VIEWS ON FORM OF QUESTION TO SINGAPORE PEOPLE ONG ENG GUAN SETS OFF A HEATED DEBATE ON BARISAN SOSIALIS 'MISTAKE' RADIO Singapore forum tonight hotly debated a "mistake" made by Barisan Sosialis in asking for the Penang or Malacca type of merger. The640 words
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410 1962-06-15 11 100,000 acres of double-crop rice by 1964: Aziz MALAYA will be double-cropping 100,000 acres under rice by 1964. The target date for selfsufficiency is 1965. The gigantic plan, first started as an experiment In Province Wellesley and Kedah. has now spread to all the 11 states, covering more than 35.000410 words
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Article934 1962-06-15 11 country for the Barisan? Are we having the referendum for the Barisan or for the people of Singapore? The Premier: These were solemn words, said solemnly. Mr. Marshall All right, they have withdrawn the words. Mr. Lee agreed that the Barisan Sosialis had withdrawn, but added that934 words
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Article61 1962-06-15 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A seaman, Foo Gee Hon. was granted a decree nisi by Mr Justice Buttrose in the High Court today dissolving his marriage to his wife, Wang Ah Tuah, on grounds of adultery. The dec/ec Is to be made absolute in three months They were married61 words
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Article39 1962-06-15 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Special 10-cent, 20-cent and 50-cent postage stamps will be on sale throughout the Federation from July 21 to mark National Language Month. Sale of official first-day rovers will begin on June 2139 words
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157 1962-06-15 11 Pensioners plan to see the Tengku SEREMBAN. Thurs. The Negrl Sembllan Government Pensioners' Association has nominated Its chairman. Mr. J. R. Sta Maria, 70. as a member of the all-Federation delegation oi pensioners who will see the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, about a long-standing claim Mr Sta Maria said157 words
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Article31 1962-06-15 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A donation of $20 from Mr. A C. Ng of Singapore today brings the fund for Johnny Ang. who was crippled after a swimming accident, to $3,648.20.31 words
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Advertisement136 1962-06-15 11 TRUST SWANSON .^p^B gy 1E& the best in FROZEN CHICKEN Chicken that* specially selected when it'i young, tender and flavourful. Quick-frozen by Swanson at th* very peak of freshness and tenderness. This freezing permits Swanson Chicken to retain all its original fine quality and delicious flavour until the moment you're136 words
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Advertisement138 1962-06-15 11 /\^laW 1 IfJui'VV They're here now for your TnM K^^\ Rumour ATA DRESSES /l£ Wj nPfl J in cotton fashions that I I //il blossomed under the warm Vr"»l ibm». jIV SUn ot Isratl There are 22 \<^l\CuT}\^tS^ s *'*3]K styles for you to choose from \lJ lI V \i138 words
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Miscellaneous431 1962-06-15 11 RADIO MALAYA Sari; 100 Old time favourites; 1.40 Jane Morgan sings: NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 1030 Your and mine; 11.00 2.00 Girl on the run; 2.15 CallSERVICE- 41.7 metre* Close down in 8 the housewife; 2.45 The raif-ne^^res'; RADI SINGAPORE Morning melodies; 7.00 Rendez- SHORT WAVE BERVICE m and nls ""I" 1431 words
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Article, Illustration418 1962-06-15 12 S'pore-Y ugoslavia trade outlook brighter pROSPECTS for trade between Singapore and Yugoslavia appear bright, now that the two countries are working towards closer economic relations and it can be expected that a substantial improvement in trade, at present small and "unilateral", will be made. Dr. A. Bcbler, the Yugoslav Ambassador418 words
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Article, Illustration168 1962-06-15 12 Trader off to seek timber mart A Singapore spice and timber trader, Mr. A. Abdul Husain last week left on a tour to strengthen business ties with agents in Europe and the Middle East. During his tour which is expected to last three months. Mr. Husain will also seek to168 words
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157 1962-06-15 12 Now here: Three new speedy Ford cars rVDRD Motor Co. of' Malaya Ltd. yesterday introduced three new models to the Singapore and Federation markets. They are the Zephyr 4. the Zephyr 6 and the Zodiac. A spokesman says the new range designated the Mark 111 Zephyr-Zodiac line takes over irom157 words
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Article49 1962-06-15 12 Sime Darby Holding Ltd. announce that Mr. W. G. C. Goss has resigned from the board with effect from June 30 upon his retirement from Malaya. Mr. H. J. Brown has been appointed a managing director and deputy chairman of the company with effect from July 1.49 words
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Article39 1962-06-15 12 Committee members of the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange for 1962 are: Messrs: Soh Chye Hin, lim Slew Jin. Wee Cho Yau, Ong Wai Swee, Tan Cheng Kiat, Lim Kian Tat. Beng Siew Olap and Ling Lee Hua.39 words
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221 1962-06-15 12 V| ALAYAN Banking Ltd. is to enter the international field and plans are afoot to open an office in London and Issue additional shares. Since its establishment in Kuala Lumpur after Malaya's independence, the bank now has 48 branches and offices in221 words
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86 1962-06-15 12 HONDA LEADS OTHER MAKES IN OUTPUT JAPAN last year produced nearly 1.800,000 motor cycles, an increase of 20 per j cent over the previous year, according to the Honda Motor Co. Ltd., Tokyo. Honda's production amounted to more than 930.000 units, or 52 per cent of the total. Next came86 words
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304 1962-06-15 12 Director pledges bigger supplies to meet growing local demand OALES of Japanese paints on the Malayan market are increasing sharply, said Mr. Chiaki Obata, managing director of Nippon Paint Co. Ltd., during a. business visit to Singapore. Mr. Obata said that, because of the development in Singapore and the Federation,304 words
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Article164 1962-06-15 12 MINISTER OPENS LOUVRE FACTORY T<HE Federation Mi- nister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, was scheduled last evening to officially open a new factory manufacturing louvre windows at Batu Pahat. The factory is a project of i Tacam Ltd., a company mii corporated in the Federation with an164 words
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Article74 1962-06-15 12 Radio firm sets up Ipoh branch THE Sharikat Dagang Perintis Ltd. (Perintis Trading Co., Ltd) with headquarters in Kuala Eumpur, opened a branch In Kampar Road, Ipon, last week. The occasion was celebrated with a cocktail party. The company deals in radios, refrigerators and electrical appliances and also imports a74 words
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111 1962-06-15 12 POM July 16. Japan Air Lines will operate a service to Jakarta from Toyko, thus becoming the only air line to have a through Jet service between the two cities The JAL Convalr 880 M jet aircraft will cover the 4.608111 words
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Advertisement211 1962-06-15 12 O■l U P W g 111 1 Qompton Parkinson A. C. Motors available from Stock conforming to the most recent electrical and dimensional British Standard Specifications, are avoilable from stock ot short notice. f M^ 1 Enquiries to:— UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED Singapore Sondakon FEDERATED ENGINEERING CO. LTD. Kuolo Lumpur, Ipoh,211 words
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Advertisement222 1962-06-15 12 /liil|^%K WRITE WITH jte?_j^ ANYTHINGVERIFAX I COPIES IT! Kodak 42E» SIGNET COPIER Pen, pencil, era/on— makes no difference. With a Kodak Verifax Copier, you can copy all type* of writing, also typewritten documents. Even carbon copies come out sharp and clear when you copy them the Verifaxway! Makes 5 white,222 words
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768 1962-06-15 13 FOR THE RIGHT GIFT TO HONOUR FATHER LET EXPERTS MAKE THE CHOICE FOR YOU \yHILE "Father's Day" is not to be found in our local festival calendar, the majority of our communities are generally in favour of setting aside a special day to768 words
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Article, Illustration62 1962-06-15 13 Style and construction features Correct tixe and fit Quality and kind of material Desirable colour »n6 pattern Specific brand Good laundering qualities Reasonable price/ good value Cood wearing qualities Cood workmanship Armed with ritis sound advice. Hie skirts Hiat you buy will make ir62 words
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Advertisement294 1962-06-15 13 :$:::::::::::X::i: S^:::::::::::::::: x x x^ Px^^iiii^: x'iiiiiiiiK^B^^ iiiiii xl3Eiiiiii-: S:it:-:^:ii;^ :X :i:^^^ iJP5|[ :iilB!l5Kji(B^^iiP» :^iB #^|s::xjK ':j:. |^p pEw^x jPx^xM 1 :j:[::»:::::|:Jx^(^j|j^^x|:i||^:j:ji?PP^x^^ ■^•r x<-:-:-:::::X :>-:- x x x-:^'x x x x x-:- x x x x x x -:':>X;X:>x x x x :-:':-:y;::r QSUSUBS^M^BMsM that please Mother too...^h^f^^ Hpl m294 words
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Article, Illustration1200 1962-06-15 14 A hundred operations before the shirt reaches the finished stage ONLY FINE QUALITY FABRICS GO INTO THE MAKING OF ARROW PRODUCTS A SPECIAL WRITER J)ID you know that cotton cloth has been hand-woven for over 3,000 years and that it has been manufactured by machine for about 150 years? Would1,200 words
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367 1962-06-15 14 EVELYN TOO - Make dad feel he's pillar of family EVELYN TOO By SPAKE a thought for Pop because today is "Fathers' Day"— His day. A day dedicated to honour tbe manaround -the -house. He may be acknowledged in dilHrenl terms (he is "pcre" in French, "bapa" to the Malays, "appa' to the367 words
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Advertisement291 1962-06-15 14 Just unpacked... the latest ARROW sport shirts 1 Long sleeves, short sleeves. White and plain colours or in smart, contemporary designs. See them today at 81, HIGH ST. SINGAPORE. H ui\\si\utrs H ft] GHAAD SEASON Pi I LOOK! PRICES MARKED DOWN FOR CLEARANCE FOR I FATHER S DAY U ■■Tm291 words
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Advertisement28 1962-06-15 14 j STHE STORE Of I aMPN j GiETSEOIt I i DAD! 1 I FATHER'S DAY IS 17-6-1962 1 41-43 HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. 131, BATU ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR. riiiiiiiiicjiiiiiiiiiiiicjiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiitJiiiiiiiiiiiicjiiiiiiiiiitujiiiiiiiiiiiicjiiiiiii-28 words
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Advertisement129 1962-06-15 14 tor Mm Wk Enjoy the masculine freshness of I^W Every Old Spice product JJMtt you a fresher kind of confidence in yourself— we call it Old Spice awareness the distinctive masculine look. 9Q Nk I |P| iS X y j miii I *01l on Spfa/ Deodorant Deodorant b'iiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiinc3iiii;iiiiiiic3iiiuiiiinic3iiiiuiiiiiic3iiniiiiiiiic3iiinnH GIVE ffv(129 words
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Advertisement1434 1962-06-15 15 1,1, (0 LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST U.K. Out S'pori Sails P S'hani Penanf PYRRHUS livaraaal. Dublin, Glasgow la Pt June is Jim 17 ATREUS M'uilits. I'Mai. Dublin Gil. 15 Jim II JaM 17/28 Jiae 21 MACHABN Havre. Uvarpaal. filasfow Km 11 Uae 23 JMa 24/28 Mai M LAOMEOON A mouth.1,434 words
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Advertisement1353 1962-06-15 15 V U IJJJ^ THE E. A. C LINESSAILINGS TO GENOA. Lf HAVRE. MMUK, BREMEN. ANTWCJP. >"E!i^V ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM. OSLO. GOTHENBURG AND COWNWBIII. /St^SHi S'DOfl P. ri»l» PenaM I:3fV£j\l*l -ASMARA- 1)1 M/ 23 MM 24/28 JIM IJ/» MM ijV Y~2-J?J "AYUTHIA" 1) ft JBM/ 4My %J IMI 8/ BMy \^A^^ "FALSTRIA"1,353 words
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Advertisement1439 1962-06-15 15 EXPRESS SERVICE 10 IONPOH HVERPOOt t CONTjNENTAt^PjRIL S'pori P. S'haa tfintg BENCLEUCH L'pill, G'mouth HoamA'werp 6.44/11 Jim JIM 17/11 BENLARIG (H) H'kirf. I lea Havre. M'bri luat 11/2J JMa 24/21 i«m 28/ I BENREOCN (E.Lpj L pill. H'kurf. Hull. R'aaaj Juat 21/ 2 JIM 24 Jl BENVRACRIi (EX) UMM. Hamburg1,439 words
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Advertisement1273 1962-06-15 15 t^ McAUSTER <Sc CO., LTD. W^ V***t KLLEBMAW UMB «a KLA VENESS LINE HAVRE. LONDON, HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM, LBS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, MIDDLESBROUGH. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER I PORTLAND CITY Of ELI Acceatiif earge tar Ctitral I, Soutl AaMnca. 6.4TT?JMa «itH» 'T>L TCf Ptnan, HAMBURG, LONDON, ROTTEROAM. BUMIRS 1/ 2 Jlly S Jlly1,273 words
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517 1962-06-15 16 From Our Market Correspondent A WAVE of heavy selling pressure weakened the afternoon session of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. Worst sufferers were industrial shares which got the full force of the bearish backwash and there were also drops in tin shares. The517 words
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Article955 1962-06-15 16 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Dunlops (IOOOi $1.70 ON, (1.71 D. OL, (10.000) $1.70. (4.000) $1,71. $1.71 OI.: East Smelt inn $2.«7 OL. (1.000) $2.95 (1.000) $2.98: Ked. Dla'peosary (1,000) $1.25; Gammon (1,000) $1.67: i;955 words
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275 1962-06-15 16 T^HE price of tin in Malaya yesterday reacted downwards by $2 to $442.50 per picul on an offering estimated at 260 tons which showed a drop of 30 tons compared with Wednesday. The Straits price which had gained a dollar on Wednesday,275 words
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Article36 1962-06-15 16 JI'NE 14. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 73; cents (up a quarter of a cent). K.L.: 73i cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5442.50 (down SI) Estimated unofficial offering: 260 tons (down 30 tons).36 words
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Article189 1962-06-15 16 SHIPS lying alongside ths Singapore wharvss today art: H.ippy Seafarer 6A. Moori 1/2. Neptor i\ Billlton 31 3.. Karakorum s/9. Calcutta Maru tint, Zerland 33 34. München 49. Semenylh NW. 2. Sungel A.xahan NW. ft. Tronoh NW. 4. Naualcaa 35 '36. Outsr roads. Emp. Kitttwake, Hoi Houw..189 words
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Article15 1962-06-15 16 Kempas produced 602.500 lb. In May compared with 450.600 lb. the previous msn:h15 words
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Article115 1962-06-15 16 CHINESE Pr»duce Exchinici. llngaawrc, n«»n pncti par picul yidtard«»: CM«nut *ll: Bulk $3« Mllert, drum 142 acllcra; C«»ra: June (28 buyers, $29 acJlen. P>ta«*r: Muntok white (1521 acllera Sarawak white J1.'.0 ■cllera, iipecial Sarawak black $120 sellers, garbled Lampoog black SI2O Mllen. ABTA |132 i sellrm Iniapcrs Ctc.nut115 words
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Article113 1962-06-15 16 MELBOURNE. Thuri INVESTMENT and Industrial share trading quietened today. Moves were narrow around steady levels, but most key stocks lost ground slightly. Olb also traded narrowly \uiti Mount Isa featured in base 'metals with a further fall of Is. 6d. to 10s. Other Issues remained quiet. Loans closed113 words
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Article304 1962-06-15 16 VyiTH overseas advices slightly TT better than expected, the opening indications on the Federation Rubber exchango were hither than last Wednesday's closing level, but liquidation once again brought prices down. Ye6terdav being the last day for quotations for Jnne this position was more freely offered and304 words
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Article219 1962-06-15 16 JUNE first srads rubber buytri lob. I closed at 5 p.m In SniK-ii-or* yesterday ai T.i; rrnts per 11... up a ■liiart," ol ec-nt on WtdBMSdBJ h.*mK price The tone was quietly steady. S.C.C R.A. closlnic prlcrs in easts par it), yesterday: Int. I K.S.S. Prompt fob.219 words
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Article121 1962-06-15 16 June 14. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS F. N. 13 eta. Cold Store. 4td. M. Box 12 rts. steamship \t eta. Breweries 23 eta. 8. Times is rta. Rohlnson 9 cts. S. Traders 32 > IS. 8. Darby 4 id. Unlteers 10 cts. W. Jacks 10 ets. MININCt121 words
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Article79 1962-06-15 16 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made these afesiaajM In its rates to merrhant.i yesterday (all rates to *1OO>: Soiling TT or OD roady: Swiss Franca 1401: Fronch Francs UN; Belgian Francs ltiitit: Holland Cuilders UTI; s ''sh Kroner 167 a: Italian Lire *****. me frte cietiange markat In79 words
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Advertisement1043 1962-06-15 16 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. U.S.A. Pacific. Atlantic. <fc Great Lakes Sarvlaa EIA EIA (TA tIA EIA I'po'e S'nam n'lulu L. *neei«s N Vo't Cie<;i»no "Cehshu Mara" 24/21 June 27/21 Jaae 11 Jail 21 Jill 14 tut 31 Aa| "Kimikaoa Maru" 2i 31 July 1/2 Aug 22 Aug 1 Seat IS1,043 words
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Advertisement931 1962-06-15 16 Aqs^ 1 SBk^SjB^^BBF a\ S pore P. S'hom Penong ETA/CTO ETA/ETO ETA/ETD FROM MADRAS, NAGAPATTINAM AND PENANG TSS "STATE OF MADRAS" tor P. S'hom. Pcnong, Nogopottinom and Madras June 17/19 June 20 June 21 FROM JAPANESE PORTS M.V. "STATE OF GUJARAT" tor P. Shorn. Madras and Calcutta June 20/21 June931 words
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Advertisement92 1962-06-15 16 Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service FAST OIIF.CT SAILINCS FIOM SiNSJLPOH ANO MALATA 10 CMABIAJI AHa> UJ MEAT UIES PMTt S'aofi S*ksa fenanp An icwtta STEINTOR JMtJI/n Juae J4 25 Jaaa H Jalj 30 capiain m iriAS x»i wii m/m mn m w < OtIENT MitCIUNI A M M/lt «H92 words
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Advertisement115 1962-06-15 16 SHIPPING NOTICES S.S. "STEEL CHEMIST" From L'.S.A. The above vessel u> scheduled to arrive in Singapore on 18th June. 1962 and will discharge cargo alongeside the Singapore Harbour Board Wharves. The General Survey will be held on 21st June. 1962. No other survey will be held. McALISTER CO., LTD.. Agent*:115 words
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Advertisement870 1962-06-15 17 NOTICES NOTICES SZE HAI TONG BANK LIMITED GOVERNMENT OF THE notice is hereby oiven COLONY OF SINGAPORE that the Forty-Eighth Annual General Meeting of the Share- r o 4 6 Rehabilitation Loan liolders of the above Company will 1982, 1 9 be held at S« Hal Tong Bank NOTICE 18870 words
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Advertisement945 1962-06-15 17 (Continued from Page 10 1 SITUATIONS VACANT i H-orels Si Hin.)— Box it et*. istro j LADY CANVASSERS WANTEO by I protjre.-Mvc Spore advi-msing company. Telephone (Spore) ***** for interview apparatmeot. COOK AMAH HVLAM or Cantoaese. For European iitmlly Experience and SOCd references essential. Holland Vili.io- area. Tel. ***** (Spore).945 words
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Advertisement914 1962-06-15 17 SITUATIONS VACANT Word* Si (Mln.)— Box it cts. ecfi WANTEO ENGLISH SPBAKIN general amah live in Apply wlta r fetrnOM to A 4 Blaa Tuaa Ay*., S'por i.ajiuk: international organisation bab vacancies kor One ARTS and ens ECONOMICS gradual*. One CONFIDENTIAL SSCRETAP. with at laase Mve years *xperisn*e. One ADMINISTRATIVE914 words
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Advertisement1183 1962-06-15 17 I ACCOMMODATION WANTED tt Word* Si (Him.)-Hox St ct: txtrm WANTED FROM Ist September to let December leave house or furnished accommodation European married coup)?. King (Spore) 74-606 Office bours. WANTEO BY quiet European lady r» Bedroom with bathroom ta European 10 Oat. bungalow or share Bat with c European1,183 words
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Advertisement998 1962-06-15 17 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tt Word* S.i (Mln.)— Box St ct: txtrm SOLE AGENT for fast-selling popular product requires SO.OOU'- lor expansion. Partnership or interest. Box A4t>*o ST S'porc. RETIRED OWNER offers Leading Hotel to Jobore Bahrn for long lease. Interested party please write to P O Box 659 Singapore Sit.oor. INVESTMENT998 words
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Advertisement956 1962-06-15 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE J# Wo tt Si (Him.)— Box St tt*. txtrm "CAR WINOBW VISORS" Super* during raio as wiodowa iao Oa partially open lor tresb air to circulate Asia Kiruropi.iting Co. 3 Loroog IV. Ueylang. Tel 45H44 (S'poro 19SS MERCEDES IMS. 196) X/ Tauoua 17.M. l»«0 Hord Anglia. 1957956 words
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Advertisement474 1962-06-15 17 AT YOUR SERVICE (S'porc) I* Word, Si (Him.,— Box it tt rxtrm ALL KINDS OF nom* appllan.<*. Hl.e pnrrhasf lerms available A-K for "Msiav:i Cnion' n-n your home comlorUMe Malaya I'nmn Co Ltd.. ISt, Clrmenri-iii Avenue, Biagaporw. Ph vie 33-'.*>.'i JBT74 MOTION SMITH WORKSHOPS 11. BATTERY ROAO. ssVJPssM Optical Nautical474 words
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217 1962-06-15 18 Going too hard— trainer By EPSOM JEEP: IPOH. Thursday OALKAN Bambino, winner of the Singapore Gold Cup last year, is a D doubtful starter in the $30,000 Perak Derby to be run over one and a half miles here on Sunday. His trainer, Keith217 words
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Article146 1962-06-15 18 J^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs Ni»e States have entered for the Foong Seong Cup badminton competition which begins on Aug. 13 with the east zone tie between Pahans and Kelantan at Kuala rrenjrganu. The south zone tie between Negrl Sembilan and Malacca will be played at Malacca146 words
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Article42 1962-06-15 18 BRISBANE. lliui> ii lc touring British Rugby League team beat Brisoane 16-14 after trailing e-7 at half-time here last night. ALL BLACKS 77-0 ADELAIDE. Thurs. The New Zealand Rimby Union All Blac» a uwrwhclmtd South Australia J7-0 iirr<' yc.stcrcl.iy. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article205 1962-06-15 18 sotlEK MALAYA CUtt KelanUn v Imigganu. STORE DIV. 2C: Mlnto v Kebenaran (Balestier Rd»; Kaiaii v RAf.Se'etar A' (St. Georges Rd). KLUAXG DIV. 2: Police v Sembrong (padang). S'GOR GDBH DIV. 1: £WRC v Municipal (Scntul Pasar); Pilmoor v Robinsons (Imbi Rd): Div. 2: TAWA v Harrisons (Taylor205 words
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Article25 1962-06-15 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tan Sisw Thye broke the inter-Services long jump record when he cleared 22ft 01 in at the Royal Malayan Navy championships.25 words
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131 1962-06-15 18 JAPANESE SHUTTLE STARS SEEK MATCHES I£UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. lv The Badminton Association of Japan has, asked the Badminton Association of Malaya for matches here after the Asian Games at Jakarta in August. Their team will comprise three men and three women players and three officials. The Japanese will leave Jakarta131 words
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Article54 1962-06-15 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore team to meet Johore in the M.C.A. League match at Johore Bahru on Saturday and Sunday is: R. da Silva. (Capt). Derek Keech, Don Beckett, H. Sithawalla. C. Cooke. R. Sandosham. J. Martens. T. Martens. Brian Marks. S. Houghton and R. Carless.54 words
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174 1962-06-15 18 I ONDON. Thurs. Close of play scores in yesterday's cricket matches: At Tannton: Pakistan 99 (W. Alley 4-22). Somerset 331-9 (P. Wight 67. Q. Atkinson 84, B. Langford 43. W. Stephrnson 66 n.o. >. At Lord's: Middlesex 317-7 dec. (R. Gale 47 S.Reuter - 174 words
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357 1962-06-15 18 Water Scout topweight in big race IPOH Thurs— Scorpio 8.U4 Tltihno 8.11 1™..,, Srout Imbrian «3 Take l.ixv 8.08 Water s^oui I); 80J Ho| HouH o: heads a field of Pr um 3 count Kail s.oti lb horses Wltn Kid poncho 7.12 Obedirnt Son 8.06 9.0 in the Perak shantin357 words
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Article134 1962-06-15 18 7-1 rout of Perak Youths IPOH, Thurs. Perak State XI convincingly beat Perak Youths 7-1 in a soccer match on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here today. The match was In preparation for Perak's opening tics In the Malaya Cup and Burnley Cup competitions against Perils here on Saturday. The134 words
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Article82 1962-06-15 18 LONDON. T.iurs. Adrian Metcalfe. British quarter-miler who is challenging the lop sprinters, played a big part in Oxford and Cambridge universities' win over Cornell and Pennsylvania by 11 events to four at the White City here last night. Meicalfe won the 100 yards m 9.9 secReuter - 82 words
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Article85 1962-06-15 18 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER TAIPING DIV. 2: Thenavan Youths 4 Town Council 0. U PKBAK DIV. 2: ACS 7 Teruna Jay a 2. POLICE IXTEB-DISTRICT < Bentongj Bentong 4 Mentakab 3. KLUANO DIV. 2: Indians 4 Wan Ching 4. KLANG DIV. 1: Wah Yew 5 Indian Youngsters I; Div. 2: Customs85 words
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Advertisement1469 1962-06-15 18 REPAIRS TO TANJONG BATL FERRY AT Dl NGI'N ROITE 111 EAST COAST ROAD. The above fern- will be undei repairs and will be closed to al vehicular traffic between 10.00 p.m on 21.6.1962 lo 6.00 a.m. on 226.1962 PESUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR Applications are invited for th« appointment1,469 words
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Advertisement1226 1962-06-15 18 NOTICES (PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE KEDAH GOVERNMENT VACANCIES lM 2 S reeb i* 1 d kE? s°"!' APPLICATIONS are Invited «r ,«o Tyl T hltt Ro from Federal CJtUens or State Naare* 1.7— sq. It. tionala for appointment aj, TECHLot 3. Freehold land and house No. NICIANS in me PUBLIC1,226 words
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Advertisement74 1962-06-15 18 B 5 r y* 1 1 1 n 1 JmH \I II CARTRIDCE\ REFILL f OR super y PILOT Super "V" fills two ways PILOT "•V fills from the boltl* through a detachable .lever-actioo pump or is refilled by the insertion of an ink-cartridge. Each pen >s sold complete with74 words
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Article351 1962-06-15 19 'LITTLE BIRD* PUTS HOLDERS ON WINNING PATH, THEN HE GETS MARCHING ORDERS ]>KAZIL, the holders, and Czechoslovakia, will meet in Sunday's World Cup Final here following convincing wins in the semi-finals yesterday. Brazil beat Chile 4-1 here in a game marred during the last ten351 words
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774 1962-06-15 19 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL MALAYA CUP KICK-OFF TODAY HTHE MALAYA CUP football competition enters 1 its 35th year today with 15 contestants one more than last year— and on a note of change. The teams have been partitioned into four zones, with a central zone added to774 words
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Article427 1962-06-15 19 QINGAPORE, Thurs. ExcepUonally good performances were turned In the rlrst day ot the three-day City District annual athletic championships held at Monks Hill today. In the keen tussles for supremacy between secondary schools of the district, a total of 13 existing records— nine In427 words
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226 1962-06-15 19 2 seeded stars out in amateur golf LONDON. Thurs.— Two seed--1 ed players were beaten in the British Amateur golf championship at Hoylake yesterday, leaving only three of the original eight "seeds" in the last 32. The seeded players who fell yesterday were Ronnie Shade, Walker Cup International from Scotland,Reuter - 226 words
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Advertisement323 1962-06-15 19 JBB Garrincha sent ffiSa Yugoslavs fall oggnoff the field j^^j to late goals RESULTS AND SCORERS AT SANTIAGO AT VINA DEL MAR BRAZIL 4 CZECHOSLOVAKIA 3 (Garrincha 2, Vava 2) (Scherer 2, Kadraba) CHILE 2 YUGOSLAVIA 1 (Toro, Sanchez) (Jerkovic) Half-time: 2-1. Half-time: 0-0 Remaining matches (both at Santiago): Chile323 words
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Advertisement377 1962-06-15 19 j^-^^^^ indigestion 'Bismag'' tablets bring fast, safe relief' Now you can eat whatever ram like without worry of «fter-rr c »1 l^M I agony. Faiy-io-uk* 'Bramii' *)>m| Übletxaci in seconds to bring o« mammnm "l twift, sure relicl from indigestion, _CTmM» .j i dv*pep»i», flatulence, heartburn, I '"SSSs" 1 I377 words
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Article227 1962-06-15 20 100 LAM SOON MEN ON STRIKE SINGAPORE, Thurs. Some 100 employees of Lam Soon Cannery in Jurong have gone on strike over claims for more pay and better working conditions. The company is the largest local manufacturer of soap, cooking oil and canned foodstuffs. Its manager. Mr. T. Wong, said227 words
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Article59 1962-06-15 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, has given his patronage to the tea party organised by the Indian Film Society for Madam Kaviyoor Revamma at the Christ Church School Hall at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday. Madam Revamma will give a recital of Indian classical59 words
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Article71 1962-06-15 20 LiM HENC CMEONC ;md family tender tin it rtBMN thanks to all rt'l.iTlve.s and friends who sent wreaths, scrolls et:.. and attended the funeral ot the late l.nn Vint Chin, B 30. Kuan Wcih Yuen. Ipoh. MR. LEE BAH CHEE and family thank relative* and friends who sent condolence*71 words
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454 1962-06-15 20 LLIAMJE uindidutcs were returned unopposed to 140 scats out of 4KJ when nominations closed today for local council elections in Selangor and Perak. It was a "walk-over" for the Alliance in 56 out of 183 seats in Selangor and 84 out of454 words
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Article71 1962-06-15 20 MR. AND MRS. K Siv.-inrs.nn. th'tnk frien in and relatives for present* and attendance at their marriage un Mi/ lis at Klarn. FAMILY OF LATE Mr. Joseph Appadurny Thank Friends. Relative* For Thrir Condolences, Wreaths, Attendance And Valuable Avslatanc* DntMC Their Bereavement MR. AND MRS. PAUL MATHEW of Str.-mban71 words
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Article28 1962-06-15 20 JUST ARRIVED AT ■Hilda" COM RtoraKe and 90-A. Orchard Road, new shipment of Hickory Bras and Girdles, aIKO •Meanlc" Bport« wear for children*. Tel < B' pore) *****.28 words
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Article37 1962-06-15 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Water will be cut off in Singapore tomorrow in Balmoral Park, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and in the backlane of Mattar Road, off Aljunied Road, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.37 words
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Article, Illustration131 1962-06-15 20 Premier goes the round of tables at Chambers' dinner SINGAPORE'S, Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. followed tradition at the Cathay Restaurant on Wednesday night when he went the round of tables to thank the members of the four Chambers of Commerce for giving a dinner131 words
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Article167 1962-06-15 20 POLICE WRITE TO THE UNIONS CINGAPORE, Thurs. Police headquarters today sent a letter to the Singapore Trade Unions Working Committee convenors of the "referendum meeting" that was banned on Saturday night. The committee, representing 40 Left-wing unions, had been pressing for an explanation for the ban. No details were available167 words
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Article132 1962-06-15 20 LONDON, Thurs.—Somerset beat the Pakistan touring team by an innings and 86 runs here today. Final scores: Pakistan 99 and 146. Somerset 331 for 9 dec. Tea scores In County cricket matches were: At Hull: Derbyshire 232. Yorkshire 234 for three. At Birmingham: Warwickshire 310 forReuter - 132 words
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Article422 1962-06-15 20 LONDON, 'liiurs. bioclc maikets In London today look a turn for the better after opening dull and uncertain In response to the further slide on Wall Street las: night. Very little selling developed and the appearance of a lew buyers enabled many prices to recover their initial small422 words
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120 1962-06-15 20 Diefenbaker on why he ignores U.S. 'howls'. GI'ELPH. Ontario. Thurs.— Prime .Minister Diefenbaker said last night that Americans vant his Government defeated in next Monday's general election "because we don't do what we're told.' Defending Canada's dollar devaluation, he repeated what lie said several times during the day that he120 words
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Advertisement71 1962-06-15 20 Late classified advertisements M Words $10 (Minimum) MARRY" CRABB iZmnal Annul nil (hi- 1.-itt C. H. PraMi. to Azizah, daiiKhii-r <>t Knchr Mohd. Amin and en. Itmlah. LJ I £f nl l dc^rii stu rd y Ef I and reliable/ V^*# FANS ARE BACKED BY SIME DARBY SERVICE £^^J AVAILABLE71 words
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Advertisement62 1962-06-15 20 A PROUD TRADITION^ •j/ ~*j H^ I Uj- w The men who sail the junk fleets of —^*""""">* today uphold a proud tradition.. .a trust in their type of vessels and methods ot 7 navigation which has been unbroken I jgjjH through the centuries. ..a trust in their well-tried equipment.62 words
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