The Straits Times, 14 October 1962
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Title Section15 1962-10-14 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES In Mate?* No. 1414. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1962. 20 CENTS. KDN 01015 words
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Article, Illustration724 1962-10-14 1 My beliefs 7 HAVE FAITH IN AFRO-ASIANS' NEW YORK, Sat. gIR Hugh Foot, who returns to London within a week to discuss his own future with the Colonial Office, declared today that every civil servant had the right to tell his government he could not724 words
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Article29 1962-10-14 1 ....Flanked by military leaders, film stars and social figures, watched the premiere in London of Darryl P- Zanuck's three-hour epic of the Normandy landings, "The Longest Day29 words
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Article, Illustration195 1962-10-14 1 Governor in airport welcome PESHAWAR. Sat. TiMigku Abdul Rahman arrived here this morning lor a 24-hour visit curtailed by an overnight delay in Quetta. The Malayan Prime Minister and his party arrived 15 hours later than scheduled because dust storms prevented them from leaving Quetta yesterday afternoon. TheReuter - 195 words
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Article41 1962-10-14 1 CHICAGO, SaL— Hairdresser Nick Gtrido \v;is carried nude. into a courtroom to face iol)lktv charges. "We had no option." said ;i policeman, "lie just peeled off and rctused to £v\ dressed again." The court was cleared ol women.41 words
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Article, Illustration367 1962-10-14 1 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN - NEW WAGE PACT FOR CLERKS FELIX ABISHEGANADEN By FIVE FIRMS TO SIGN ACCORD: MORE TO FOLLOW SUIT |£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. A new wage deal for 5,000 clerks in commercial houses was announced here today at a joint union management conference. A feature of the plan is thai no sircss is367 words
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THE WORLD THIS MORNING
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Article81 1962-10-14 1 VAXCOtVKK. Sal. At least 26 people died in the path of a gale which swept in from the Pacific leaving a trail of destruction extending from northern California to British Columbia. Governor Mark llatlirld. of Oregon, has declared a state of emergency, alerted the81 words
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Article76 1962-10-14 1 Km in -.1 I Waal i.riin.iMv Sal. The Soviet I'nion ma> have launched a new satellite. Borhum observatory said toda>. It said that at km 1 1 GMT it picked up signals on the frequrnry used by Soviet spareships. But it was not clear whetherReuter - 76 words
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Article52 1962-10-14 1 I I ill.X \V Sat.— A turbojet t belonging to the shah of Persia was spotted crashed against the 12.000-foet mountains, 60 miles northwest of here near the New Karaj Dim. All four people aboard were killed. The Shah uas not on the flight—52 words
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Article28 1962-10-14 1 LONDON. Sal. |> rur% l.anr Theatre, v here M> Kaii l-ady" is plaxing. >esterdax pUrrd this sic n undri Us marquee: "l/rgenl i.,m two years."— l MM.28 words
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Article170 1962-10-14 1 A baby dies in blaze: Woman held PENANG. Sat. A lawyer's eight month -old baby boy was burnt to death in a bedroom blaze at MacAlister Court this morning. Police have detained a woman. The baby. Lee-Cher Trng. son bf Mr. and Mrs. I.reChee Ewe Pian. was sleeping in his170 words
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40 1962-10-14 1 Harold Macmillan ...The British Prime Mini.s'- rr. told the Conservative Party conference in Llandudno. Wale.-. yesterday thai Briiam in her Common Market bid would continue trying to secure satisfactory arrangements fou the Commonwealth and her European Free Trade Association partners.40 words
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Article31 1962-10-14 1 ..Soviet Foreign Minister. told a press conference at the U N. yesterday that the time was drawing near when the Soviet Union would sign a peace treaty with Germany.31 words
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Article26 1962-10-14 1 Vice-Presideni ol the United States. Siiid m S;in Antonio. Texas, yesterday: "We aim to eet rid of the Ciistro regime and Soviet influence there."26 words
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Article582 1962-10-14 1 Varsity sex scandal Graduate suspended for sharing his flat with college girl ITHACA (New York), Sat. Graduate .students at Cornell University have objected to a university decision to suspend one <>i their colleagues found sharing his apartment with a female student from another college. The students held a meeting on582 words
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Advertisement69 1962-10-14 1 pages today and see back page for top cricket pictures PA^L »■»<*' r Ml Precision fully mitoinized Undisturbed by airy outward influence Eierna Malic remains reliable year alter year. Entirely on its own accord, it offer* modern men continuous, infallible certainty of knowing the right time, ETERNFV.VMHTie MODERN ACCURATE DLPLNDABLE69 words
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Advertisement17 1962-10-14 1 Fine GOLD JEWELLERY U. S. de SUVA t SONS. Jeweller* 25, Rattle* Place. Singapore -1. Tel: *****.17 words
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Article, Illustration1537 1962-10-14 2 BaSEBESSESSDHH the door was opened to admit our last guest and > ————-T T w I SPENT the day relaxing on the verandah of the Marchesa's villa in Florence, growing more than a little anxious as the time of my ordeal by dinner-party drew near.1,537 words
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Advertisement159 1962-10-14 2 J^^l^^^ You can de P er| d on BOAC i m wf m m° M w*> *I*V i\ \y Tw EZ Book BOAC ROLLS-ROYCE COMET and ROLLS-ROYCE 707 for reliability and clockwork regularity ALL OVER THE WORLD All over the world Rolls-Royce is a by-word for sheer quality, for sumptuous159 words
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Article1576 1962-10-14 3 AT ONCE SILENCE FELL ON THE ROOM Signal from my' submarine and bullets fly Next morning, at eignt o ciock I was fortunate enough to get a lilt in an army car to Genoa My host was an amicable fellow, and. unlike the majority of his countrymen, not1,576 words
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273 1962-10-14 3 K. BASKARAN - K. BASKARAN, By KUANTAN, Saturday. A BIG hunt was on today for two man-eating tigers which killed two more rubber tappers in Trengganu earlier this week. The first victim was Isa bin Abdullah, 4,">, whose badly mauled bodY was found by relatives in273 words
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Article59 1962-10-14 3 SINGAPORE. Sat— Teo Wee Kuang, 20. a caretaker, was Jailed for six months in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today for outraging the modesty of a 10-year-olu girl. He was alleged to have committed the offence in a vacant house in Garllck Avenue, at' about 4 p.m.59 words
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181 1962-10-14 3 Universities' liaison i committee holds talks PENANG, Sat. The joint liaison committee of the Universities of Malaya and Singapore hfld its first meeting in Penang this morning. The meeting, at the City Council chambers, was presided over by Dr. Tay Teck Eng of Singapore. Also present were the two ViceChancellors,181 words
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Article50 1962-10-14 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Baharudin bin Jalll was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today for the murder of Kaval Singh, at Jalan Raja Laut in Kuala Lumpur at about 8 p.m. on Sept. 30. He was ordered to be sent back to Kuala Lumpur under police evort.50 words
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Advertisement459 1962-10-14 3 TRULY AUTOMATIC OPTIMA I, 11. 11 l OPTIMA HI ALL MODELS with RED/GREEN signal THREE price CLASSES WORLD'S FIRST and FOREMOST AUTOMATIC 35 mm CAMERA Aslhma r ßronchi!isCoughing r Choking Curbed in 3 Minutes Do you h»T« attacks of Asthma or J. R. had lost 40 lba., Buffered eou*hSronchlUs •>459 words
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Miscellaneous324 1962-10-14 3 Next week: I become a member of a German chain gang and hear the details of Hitler's plan to wipe out London. sr^ MmriT mWW^m%l 4T% sjirsw sTw *^0 sT^ ss»r i ll 1 i i m ACROSS: 1. Flags 111, 0 Rip DOWN: 1. Blessing (4), 2. (4): 9.324 words
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159 1962-10-14 4 ITS FIVE-DAY WEEK NEXT MONTH FOR THE AIA SINGAPORE, Sat. One hundred employees of the American International Assurance Co.. Ltd. <AIA) will work a five-day week from next month. As from Nov. l its offices in Robinson Road the regional headquarters for South-East Asia will be open from Monday to159 words
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Article, Illustration91 1962-10-14 4 Row, row, row... the master coxwain is a girl from ingapore gYDXEY, Sat.— Miss Rosalind Lye is known in Singapore as a charming model but here, she is also known as Master Cox wain of the Sydney University Boat Club. On Monday this week. Miss Lye took the club crew91 words
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Article, Illustration363 1962-10-14 4 TAMIMUDDIN KARIM - CAPITAL-CENTRE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION TAMIMUDDIN KARIM: COLLEGE LIKELY TO TAKE IN MORE STUDENTS FROM BORNEO AFTER MALAYSIA: MINISTER [m. K. Lumpur, Sat THE Minister of Education, (apt. Abdul Hamid Khan, indicated today that technical education for the whole of the Malaysian region would be centred in the Federal capital. Speaking363 words
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Article64 1962-10-14 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. S. V. Kandiah. the Fourth District Judge, will preside in the Second Criminal District Court from Monday to Nov. 10. Mr. Goh Herig Leong, the Second Criminal District Judge. will be on vacation leave during this period. The Fourth Criminal District Court64 words
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Article68 1962-10-14 4 SINGAPORE. Sat— The Hock Lc» Amalgamated Bus Company will spend $300,000 on buying 10 new vehicles to augment its fleet of buses and operate two additional routes before the end of this year. Tt»e company will Introduce a new service (No. 2A> to68 words
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Article155 1962-10-14 4 Hawker death mystery POLICE SEEK DRIVER WHO BROUGHT INJURED MAN HOME SINGAPORE, Sat.— Police here were today looking for a taxi driver to help them in their investigations into the death of a hawker, Seng Kee Hoe. 21. Sen;: was dropped at the doorstep of his flat in Fisher Street155 words
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Article86 1962-10-14 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. A total of 40.240 Singapore pupils will sit for the primary school leaving examination to be conducted in 413 centre; on Oct. 18. 17 and 18. by the Ministry of Education. Of these candidates, 23.285 are from the English primary schools, 14.262 from86 words
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Article405 1962-10-14 4 'POINTER* on training...^;:: T>ODAY I am going to talk about that merry little breed which is by no means absent in Singapore and the Federation— the Cocker spaniel. The Cocker was not given official recognition by the Kennel Club in Britain until 1893. Nevertheless, the breed had been405 words
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269 1962-10-14 4 Malaysia and us-by Manila envoy SINGAPORE. Sat— From the standpoint of security, the Philippines had the same interest as Indonesia towards the proposed Malaysia the Philippines Consul-Gene-ral. Mr. Juan C. Dionisio. said here today "You have a Commu- j nlst problem here and; certainly we would be watchful." he declared269 words
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Article, Illustration298 1962-10-14 4 YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED ABOUT INTERNAL SANITARY PROTECTION Q. mtr-nal prmetmon a n—m UUa? A. It may surprise yon to tears (hat it isn't! Modern wonw of every era have used vanom methods of internal protection. But it wasn't until a doctor invented Tampax a little mot* than 25 years ago298 words
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Article, Illustration390 1962-10-14 5 TAMIMUDDIN KARIM - TAMIMUDDIN KARIM, By KUALA LIPIS, Sat. yyTTH a week to go before polling day, the three-cornered Lipis Parliamentary byelection has boiled down mainly to a contest between the Alliance and the Socialist Front. This sleepy town of Kuala Lipis which390 words
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Article, Illustration83 1962-10-14 5 NOW THE FORCE HAS TOTAL OF 35 WOMEN INSPECTORS IZUALA LUMPUR. Sat. In a colourful dawn ceremony held yesterday at the Federal Police depot, five women paraded smartly before the Deputy Commissioner of Police. Inche Wan bin Sheikh Abdul Rahman, and became probationary inspectors. Their "passingout" brings the strength of83 words
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Article304 1962-10-14 5 Just to warn you.. JOHORE POLICE IN its crime prevention publicity campaign has come out with some incisive pointers for the public. Here are some examples: Thieves cannot be prevented from stealing property; but they can be deterred from doing so if Mm lock and bolt all304 words
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Article391 1962-10-14 5 TENGKU'S IDEA BACKED Controller Sujak says there are 'good grounds' for a trade pact with Pakistan KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Controller of Trade Division, Inche Sujak bin Rahiman. said today there were "good grounds to formalise trade relations between Malaya and Pakistan in a trade pact." Elaborating on the Prime391 words
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Article36 1962-10-14 5 SINGAPORE. Set— The executive committee of Nanyang University, set up in July In accordance with provisions of the Nanvang University Ordinance 1959. will hold Ha first meeting at the Tanjong Rhu Club tomorrow.36 words
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Article311 1962-10-14 5 IT 18 sometimes thought that fishes are "coldblooded" because their blood Is not r ed This Is not so. A housewife, cutting the head off a fi.<b before cooking will notice a certain amount of red blood, but th rest of the fish appears to have none at311 words
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Advertisement208 1962-10-14 5 Rothmans King Size really satisfies HB^HB^Y^j! < Any King Size is a better r^ttHl "*^k jry 1 fTi I smoke than any short JS^^r cigarette? because the extra j mF ".■■:■—■■s.■ "^■fc^? Hnffw length travels the smoke I i all further, makes it cooler. *g^B i fjk Iri I HH208 words
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53 1962-10-14 6 Dato Loke to open photographic show SINGAPORE, Sat.— Dato Loke War. Tho. an expert photographer, will declare open the 10th Pan -Malayan Photograph ir Exhibition at the National Library lecture hall on Oct. 18 at 530 p.m. Dato Loke is a Fellow of the Photographic Society of America the world's53 words
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357 1962-10-14 6 K. KRISHNAMOORTHY - COURT 'NO' TO REQUEST TO CHARGE WITNESS K. KRISHNAMOORTHY: From NEW DELHI. Sat. A NEW DELHI magistrate's court dismissed yesterday an application of a Singapore businessman, accused in a watch smuggling case who sought an order to convert Miss Usha Advani, a chief prosecution witness, into an accused in the357 words
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Article91 1962-10-14 6 SINGAPORE, Sat.— A gang of seven attacked Ong Hock Kheng, 15-year-old delivery boy, and his friend in Spooner Road, Kampong Bahru, last night. Ong and his friend were walking when they were surrounded by a gang armed with wooden poles. One of the thugs threw acid bulbs,91 words
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Article98 1962-10-14 6 SINGAPORE, Sat. A taxi driver. Ng Chin Poh. was robbed of $12 by three armed thugs at a lonely spot along Sembawang Road last night. Ng told police that he picked up the three youths at the 10th mile Sembawang Road. A short distance away the thugs98 words
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562 1962-10-14 6 A reason why his wife is irritable DUNCAN MITCHELL had hoped that the holiday would do his wife good, but when they returned home she was just the same. So he got in touch with me. "Anne's still nervous and excitable, doctor," he .said, "and she doesn't sleep well. For562 words
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196 1962-10-14 6 1 3 TIMES UNLUCKY HE IS FINED $250 CAUGHT-THE COWHERD WHO WOULDN'T COME DESPITE DOZEN SUMMONSES IT U ALA LUMPUR, Sat. A cowherd, N. Doraisamy, 28, who ignored 12 summonses, was unlucky today when he made an appearance in court after the 13th summons. Doraisamy, who pleaded guilty to allowing196 words
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Article, Illustration90 1962-10-14 6 American wants to learn sepak raga Mr. Bojunowski. who will be in Malaya for two years, said he found the Malayan weather something like that in his homrtown, Chicago, but "only hotter." His favourite sporting activities are swimming, ice skating, soccer and ballroom dancing. He is making an effort to90 words
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Article71 1962-10-14 6 SINGAPORE. Sot. Two British students, heie as guests oi the Ministry of Culture, were taken on their first official tour of the stale today. Included in me tour for Vivienne Rlley, 14. and John Bloor, 15, was an hour-long shopping spree in the city. Tlieir tour71 words
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Advertisement167 1962-10-14 6 jut. Wbi^^^klj^^e^ w^j^h^ytiM "^i ■BBS ALITALIA;. DC 8 Jet Service to Australia is the fastest on the route. Weekly flights leave Singapore for Sydney at 6.20 p.m. on Thursdays, and arrive at 6.10 a.m. on Fridays. You get magnificent Italian food, big, fast, roomy, modern jets; a gay Italian atmosphere167 words
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Advertisement131 1962-10-14 6 fc AJAX CONTAINS 11EACH CLEANS SO EASY WORKS. SO QUICK. For outdoor security- J§j!S^ t SQUIRE §!@m •OLD ENGLISH' PADLOCKS^*! Massive case* of solid brass or galvanised steel Ml I (3 nzei each) unaffected by weather, sea-water fW/ J or acid fumes genuine 4-brasi English lever r jf/ ji mechanism.131 words
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Miscellaneous376 1962-10-14 6 DAiMn rjiai ava 940 Newstalk. Interlude; 9.45 HAUIU (VI ALA T A p^no Playhouse; 10.00 Relax And m finn Timp Slmftl Neaa- List n 10 30 Prelude To Dreams; ...M. b.uo lime signal, rtega- ft r*in«i> rv>mn ra-Ku. News Headlines; 6.06 u cIOM Do n !r^thnSSK 7Jb°°Ti2ra: RADI Singapore nal.376 words
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Article, Illustration196 1962-10-14 7 DRETTY 19 year r old Lim Phaik Seng (above), now with her parents in Penang after completing a two-year course and topping her class in the London School of Dramatic Art, is not a girl who takes kindly to holidays. Officially, she is supposed to be taking196 words
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Article, Illustration885 1962-10-14 7 BEING THE DIARY OF A GIRL WITH A ZEST FOR LIFE THIS WA V TO THE TOP... An example set by the new judge MALAYA'S new judge, 48-year-old Mr. Sarwan Singh Gill, is a most modest man. On the day his appointment was announced, he told me: "Never885 words
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Article, Illustration318 1962-10-14 7 THE bore was complaining to a friend. "I have never been so Insulted." he said. "I heard someone say that he would give me $50 if 1 would resign from my club" "You are right." consoled his friend. "Hold out for $100. You'll get it." IMF318 words
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118 1962-10-14 8 CHIANG MAN IS REPORTED SACKED FOR A 'NAP' AT U.N. TAIPEII. Sat. A Nationalist Parliamentarian, Mr. Wong Kai Hua, yesterday demanded ihc Government to recall immediately Mr. Wen Yuan Nin, one of Nationalist China's delegates to the United Nations General Assembly meeting who was allegedly caught pinjT" during a U.N.118 words
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Article, Illustration170 1962-10-14 8 WHEN is a kiss not a kiss? That's the controversy sparked by this scene from a Mandarin film currently being screened in Singapore. It shows the Hong Kong film star Lin Dai in a clinch with co-star Chao Lei. Some uliii have seen the pictuie say170 words
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209 1962-10-14 8 PEKING, Saturday BORDER negotiations between China and Pakistan have begun here, with India protesting against them to both countries on the grounds that the 200--mile border being discussed is in the disputed Kashmir province. The negotiations, taking pli-ce entirely through diplomatic channels, began here209 words
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Article213 1962-10-14 8 U BEE Is the science corner XA that put* you right up to date with Knowledge to answer a question such as this from the youngsters: WHY DOES THE SUNLIGHT IN TEMPERATE LANDS GET COOLER AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR? T this lime of the vrar213 words
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382 1962-10-14 8 'TODAY THE PARTY MUST TAILOR ITS ACTION IN CONFORMITY WITH EXISTING LOCAL CONDITIONS' HONG KONG, Sat MR. D. N. AIDIT, the chairman of the Indo- hesian Communist Party, has declared that the party is faced with a "struggle against difficulties due to both limited382 words
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149 1962-10-14 8 Aussie call to stabilise produce prices NEW YORK, Sat.—Australia yesterday called for the stabilisation of commodity prices at a reasonable remunerative level In the U.N. programme to improve international trade. The Australian representative, Mr. OL. Davis, told the U.N. General Assembly's economic committee that Australia, though not a major country149 words
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Article34 1962-10-14 8 Toured New York under extra Secret Service precautions, because of an anonymous telephone call saying that "the President will be blasted" as h« passed through the Lincoln Tunnel under the Hudson River.34 words
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Article251 1962-10-14 9 Divorce -1 THE FURY OF FATHER WHOSE FORMER WIFE WED A NEGRO SURGEON OS ANGELES. Sat. Like one in four, according to U.S. statistics, the marriage of Donald and Sandra Potter ended in divorce As in 90 per cent of the cases, Sandra won custody of their child,* three-year-old Donna.251 words
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Article221 1962-10-14 9 Divorce 2 SPINSTER WALKED IN FOR DRUG-STORE DATE AND CAME OUT A BRIDE STAMFORD (Connecticut), Sat. A judge has granted a divorce to 41--year-old Mrs. AJexandra Oyola after she had tearfully told him abdut the day she entered a drugstore as a spinster and left as a bride without even221 words
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Article38 1962-10-14 9 The war heroin* who kept in contact with many Philippine Ktierilla bands durins World War II and who died of cancer In New York at the age of 64, has been buried in Patterson. New York.38 words
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Article27 1962-10-14 9 ....Governor of Mississippi, had contempt proceedings against him recessed again by the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, to permit lawyers to prepare new arguments27 words
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426 1962-10-14 9 ASIA 'UNREADY TO MEET THE COMING RED THREAT' BONN, Saturday ASIA is insufficiently prepared for the coming threat of Red Chinese expansionist policies, said Dr. Eugen Gerstenmaier, president of the West German Bundestag (Lower House), in an interview here. Tlu' 56-year-old German statesman re turned on Monday from a three-week426 words
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Article303 1962-10-14 9 TODAY IN AMERICA BOOKMAKERS in Milwaukee tound the answer to three men's consistent luck on an Arkansas racetrack. One had a shortwave transmitter at the track. He radioed the results to his colleagues, who snapped the bets down just beloie tiie bookies got the official results on the "blower." But303 words
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Article108 1962-10-14 9 LONDON. Sat— Miss Georgina Turtle. 39-year-old former British naval officer who offlcinllv became a woman two years ago, was the white-gown-ed bride at a wedding In a fashionable church here today. Blonde, slim Miss Turtle arrived late In traditional style to marry 35-year-old electronics engineer. Mr.Reuter - 108 words
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139 1962-10-14 9 KENNEDY CLAIMS TO HAVE DESCENDED FROM THE GERALDINIS NEWARK (New Jersey), Sat. President Kennedy, in a bid for the large Italian vote in Newark, told a Columbus Day rally that his grandfather used to say that th» i Fitzgerald branch of the family "was really descended from the Gernldinis who139 words
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244 1962-10-14 9 Crash infog kills all 18 on plane SEVILLE. (Spain), Sat. A twin-engined Beria airlines plane crashed and burned in a light fog near here yesterday killing all 18 passengers and crew, a spokesman for the Governmentowned company said. The Spanish news agency CIFRA said among the passengers was Mr. Carlos244 words
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Advertisement28 1962-10-14 9 FOR BACKGROUND See ASIA Magazine ALGERIA the long fiqhf if ever (rogc Jour end RAMESES from c Phorooh i royol chariot to o modern Egyptian cor (Page 10).28 words
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Article, Illustration118 1962-10-14 10 THE G//?i WHO MAKES FASHION SENSE A FRIEND AND A SERVANT THESE WONDERS OF OUR MACHINE AGE Table-top rofTee-grindrr ($2Ol. full* -automatic washing machine ($795). All purpose electric beater is6B). rC (p r rice'*S42^ rCO I present today a mermaid in emeral d a brooch in 18--carat gold118 words
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Article, Illustration772 1962-10-14 10 Showing that the men DO care after a11... AUTOMATION is the word! Automation means less work today. It means added pleasure in life, more leisure and a more convenient routine. What work there is left is easier, too. My opinion is that nobody appreciates automation more than the modern housewife.772 words
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Article299 1962-10-14 10 Question and answer DEAR Juliet Ang: Although I am quite thin. I seem to have a big stomach. What should I do, or what medicine should I take to reduce the paunch? I went on diet with no effect MAUREEN LEONG. Singapore. Diets and drugs won't help. The only way299 words
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Article431 1962-10-14 11 Unfaithfulwith his friend! JANE LEE advises... f WHAT'S your problem? rite to: Miss Jane Lee, The Sunday Times, Times Mouse. Hirer Valley Road. Singapore 9. |)HAR .lane Lee: I have clone something which 1 now regret very much. In spite of my husband's kindness, generosity and absolute faithfulness, I am431 words
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Article245 1962-10-14 11 AFTER going out with a boy for live months, I have just ended my friendship with him. But I love him very much. How can I win him back? REGRET If you loved your boyfriend why did you break away from him? Write to your boy immediately245 words
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Article254 1962-10-14 11 what your marks mean: l» \M> OVi;R: You won't in liir hi your Job for the very eood reason that you don't want to You're iust not interested -n tt. All you think about is keeoine the home happy. H TO 39: You've Rot your head well254 words
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Article727 1962-10-14 11 IS YOUR HUSBAND CAUGHT UP IN THE RAT-RACE, TOO? THEN GET HIM TO ASK HIMSELF THIS QUESTION: THE trend of modern business life is inevitable. A rat-race going faster and faster. Less and iess time to do more things. Success in your job is demanding more and727 words
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Article252 1962-10-14 11 work or your wife? him as much as possible? (c) Look forward to meeting him socially? |2 If you won 5375.000 la a lotter>. would you: (a Buy snares which would give you a stake in your business? (b) Give up your Job and lead a life of leisure (c)252 words
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Advertisement208 1962-10-14 11 Whitens Your Skin Secretly and Quickly No longer need you odmire other wish that your skin wos os light and attractive os theirs. One jar of Stillmon's will moke you equally charming. Continued applications will surprise you, convince you thot there is only one beautifier, only one whitener thot words208 words
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Advertisement172 1962-10-14 11 V tmiiimmmiMHimimM SAILING TO SAN FRANCISCO FROM HONG KONG NOVEMBER 3 Discover seagoing luxury aboard First Class fares from Hong Kong Book tpact now for these sailing* the All First Class SS PRESIDENT to San Francisco start at just p, p d n Wilson Nov 3 HOOVER. Your fare includes172 words
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199 1962-10-14 12 4 MOTEL unit usually -A consists of one or two bedrooms with a garage attached. After driving to reception and checking in. the man who is "touring by motels" then parks his car and needs unpack only what he wants for the night.199 words
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Article, Illustration530 1962-10-14 12 WHY I LOOK FORWARD TO DAWN OF TOURING BY MOTELS' A SUNDAY TIMES EXPLAINS 1 FEATURE AS Malaya newly tour-ist-conscious continues her drive to attract visitors, one question comes readily to mind: WHAT ARE WE DOING IN THE WAY OF ACCOMMODATION FOR THE TOURIST. True, we have first-rate hotels in530 words
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Letter154 1962-10-14 12 ABU BIN ADAM, may his tribe Increase. Is a real Malayan humourist. At the breakfast table last Sunday. 1 was joined by my two nieces, one In Std. VI and the other in Form 111. I told them that Abu had done a very amusing article154 words
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Letter78 1962-10-14 12 ICAMfc. across this in a medical magazine and 1 wonder if Sunriav Times readers would agree that:1. Women are more Intelligent than men. but men are more Intellectual. 2. Women are more cruel than men. but men are more brutal 3. A mother's love particularly for her sons78 words
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Letter65 1962-10-14 12 THE Sunday Times is to be congratulated on its questionnaire published last week "Did you marry the right woman?" Far from answering it secretively, my wife and I worked out our replies together anJ as we went along understood for first time why we have been so65 words
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Letter119 1962-10-14 12 |F Dr Shao-wen Ling, a FAO fishr-rle* biologist now working lor the Federation Government says Is true, then he nas done more than any single man to bring down the cost of living in Malaya As a result of research he claims that the Riant prawn can now119 words
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Letter70 1962-10-14 12 HERE Is a suggestion for traffic pile-ups. As many cars these days are fitted with radios why don't the traffic police seek (he help of Radio Singapore. Whenever there is a jam in the making especially during the peak hours It would be simple to Interrupt normal programmes70 words
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Letter68 1962-10-14 12 IPKOPHKSY that the proposed Pan-Malayan Isla mic Party ban on western dancing scheduled to lake effect In January will prove disastrous to the PMIP The young people or Kelantan. a dam-r--minded lot. will never stand for a restriction of this nature I shudder to think what68 words
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Letter, Illustration675 1962-10-14 12 A letter from Chicago NANCY (I LOVE MALAYA) SAYS I MISS YOU' THIS ii a letter from Nant-v Louise Bart? i above), the American .1 sludrnt from Whitewater. Wiiramin. who recently (pent two months in Mala\a. tight of her letters home were published in the Sunday Time* in July and675 words
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Article, Illustration580 1962-10-14 12 Mrs. P. A. D' SOUZA - Mrs. P. A. D'SOUZ A I was moved to pity parent-and I am sure he'll pity me too By MAI.AY.VS NF.W WRITKK No. 57. Mrs. I) Sou/a, of Singapore, wins the week's 5.".1) prize. The subject: Some weeks bark an angry parent wrote to the Sunday Times romplaininc580 words
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Article457 1962-10-14 12 UNIONS exist primarily to defend the living standards of their members and it is hard to see how the Singapore Association of Trade Unions reconciles this aim with activities that have forced the olosure of ten companies, killed an Infant textile industry and thrown 651 men and457 words
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Article32 1962-10-14 12 Talk that does "of end m any kind of action is better suppressed altoeether CARLYLE The art ot medicine consist' of amusing the patient while Nature cures the disease -VOLTAIRE.32 words
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Advertisement993 1962-10-14 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. M "outs 111 (Minimum) TAN -ANC: Between Dr Susn Kk. eldest s o Madam (lob Ton Meng and AIM* Lay Whee, third d o Madam linn Okßl Ynm <m I4VMMK RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT 2* S2.i» < Mm.) WIILIY CHURCH iEREMBAN Sunday WataMp Sfrwn h :in p.m. All rlromr. PRESBYTERIAN993 words
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Advertisement18 1962-10-14 12 5 JSy-f^^ SSTj^qS 99) HOTEL MERLIN TREACHER ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR TEL: ***** (10 LINES) MALAYA S PREMIER HOTEL18 words
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Advertisement115 1962-10-14 12 ASIA Magazine A Naga Boy (Page Two) and A Man And Some Mice (Page 14). Electrolux *****5889 5.82 ELECTRIC COMPRESSOR REFRICERATOR The new Electrolux compressor unit uses little electricity yet cools rapidly even In the hottest sea.->oi. Electrolux 5.82 also gives you 13.2 sq ft of wellplanned shelf space, including115 words
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Article, Illustration257 1962-10-14 13 New Zealand envoy in Malaya, Bennett, promoted KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The New Zealand High Commissioner here, Mr. CM. Bennett (above), has been appointed Assistant Secretary in the Department of Maori Affairs. Announcing this today, a statement by the New Zealand High Commission said that Mr. Bennett will take up257 words
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Article39 1962-10-14 13 SINGAPORE. Sat— Mr. Chow Ah Choy. 90, "Grand -Old Man" ol Katong. has died at the General Hospital here. He leaves behind a son. three daughters ana sons-in-law, and 87 Brand and great-grand-children.39 words
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Article31 1962-10-14 13 SUNGEI PATANI, Sat.— Ti>e wife ol a padl planter, 39-year-old Aishah blnte Abdul Rahman, was stabbed to deaih this morning. Police have detained a suspect for questionuig.31 words
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Article266 1962-10-14 13 SINGAPORE. Sat—Combined business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange today, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: InrluMruK: Bou>tcad (1.000) $1.63. (2.000) $1.62: CTS olds (200) 45*. 3d.: Dlllllop; 'Joo> $1.91 SL. .I.OOOt $1.91. (2.0001 $1.92: Fed. Disp. i266 words
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Article26 1962-10-14 13 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The tin price here today rose 12 cents to $421 75 f> plcul. and 'hi offering 250 tons, up 10 tons26 words
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Article26 1962-10-14 13 SINOAPORE Copra Association noon price: 527 1 (nominal). Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' A.«.-O"iation: Bulk $39 sellers, drum M 2 sellers The tone was o'iiet26 words
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Article122 1962-10-14 13 TODW: Sen:!i Kt-'-m! 93P .1:11 (i tt'. !0 Io pm '8.0 f 1 1 Su.^apoie Mm bJB "9" ft). 11.M pm '10 3 ft>: Po'.t Dicloori 648 a m <mR f t > 715 pm <9 n ft Port Swettenhatr a sfl m ■IS122 words
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Article313 1962-10-14 13 TAN TOCK SAIK - TAN TOCK SAIK SBOO.OOO RUSH FOB CHINESE FOODSTUFFS FROM HOHG KONG BY MALAYAN TRADEBS FOLLOWS THE BECENT CHOLERA-FREE DECLARATION By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Orders for an estimated $800, 000 worth of foodstuffs have been placed in Hong Kong by Malayan merchants to provide the traditional fare313 words
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Article, Illustration350 1962-10-14 13 MARQUEE THE REGISTRAR EXPLAINS HOW THAT OFFENDING STRUCTURE CAME ABOUT SINGAPORE. Sat— That makeshift pavilion on the Supreme Court balcony was still up there today despite dark hints yesterday of its demolition as an unauthorised structure. What is more, even the Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rose, was there350 words
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Article64 1962-10-14 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. The (MM of 11 American visiting .surgeons who arrived here yesterday lor a four-day tour of Singapore speni the whole of this morning on a si«ht«*«ing tour of Johore Bahru. In the afternoon they toured Singapore. The surgeons were entertained to dinner by Dr.64 words
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Article30 1962-10-14 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Th* Selangor Mentri Besar. Dato Abu Balcar bin Baginda, will attend the committee meeting of the Klang District Rural Development Committee on Tuesday.30 words
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Article280 1962-10-14 13 Union curb: Fong warns Govt. SINGAPORE, Sat. The leftwing trade union leader, Mr. Fong Swee Suan warned tonight that the "placing of greater and greater restraints" on the trade union movement in Singapore would only serve to accumulate dissatisfaction and cause the ultimate breakdown of healthy industrial relations. Mr. Fong.280 words
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285 1962-10-14 13 Students now enrolling for Chinese studies at the university PENANG, Saturday 'pH'K head of the University oi Malaya's Department of Chinese Studies. Professor Cheng Te-K'un, said in Penang today that his newly established department had started enrolling students for the next academic year. It had also engaged one lecturer and285 words
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Article106 1962-10-14 13 One-day token strike is now off SINOAPORE, Sat. A one-day token strike scheduled for Monday by about 1.800 members of the Public Dally Rated Water Workers' Union, is off. This was announced today by Mr. W. 8. Woon, acting Chief Administrative Officer, City Council, following a meeting with representatives of106 words
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Article79 1962-10-14 13 SINOAPORE. Sat. Two secretaries of the Finance Ministry. Mr. F. J. DCosta and Mr. William Chee, will represent the Singapore Government at the seventh session of the Working Party on Economic Development iind Planning at Bangkok. They win leave here tomorrow. Sponsored by ECAFE. the79 words
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Advertisement316 1962-10-14 13 She knew he was admiring her soft, beautiful hair.. But he didn't know her secret— that she used SEBBIX. the shampoo that transforms dull hair into lovely, healthy hair that is admired by everyone. Sebbix eliminates dandruff and keeps your hair healthy always. Jfj And what is more you Ret316 words
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Advertisement597 1962-10-14 14 fS__£}LJ|| MiWM ii_li%^^* CONDENSED MILK |U| ML Mif| W fOjJDENSED MILK Milkmaid Branqk W^l |Wk W BBBM H BHBF 'I Mii *maid Brand? SWEETENED pjjf j:! BJ T■ BJ BM_ «_l M^— l SWEETENED if^y HAPPY FAMILIES ifW' Tra_ M«t» _^_S _^_^_^_l IJ I*'1 TlWt PROPO^<-^ BW PROP"g^---J Vca-r^T t_F597 words
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188 1962-10-14 15 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a film premiere at the Lido Cinema on Nov. 14 at 9.15 p.m. in aid of its scholarship and welfare fund. Part of the proceeds will be set aside for188 words
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Article31 1962-10-14 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Dr. M.R.J. Snellmg, medical superintendent of the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital, returned today with his wife after a six-week holiday in the United Kingdom.31 words
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195 1962-10-14 15 RAILWAY CHIEF SA YS: BUILD SHIPS LOCALLY BUTTERWORTH, Saturday THE Genera] Manager of the Malayan Railway, Dato Ahmad Perang, urged today that more ships be built in the Sungci Nyor dockyard here. "This will give employment to more local workers and yield more revenue for the country." he said at195 words
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Article89 1962-10-14 15 /CANBERRA, Sat. A vv specialised Australian building industry selling mission would visit Singapore and Malaya for three weeks from Nov. 17. Trade Minister Mr. John McEwen has announced. Mr. McEwen said representatives of 12 leading manufacturers of building materials would take part. The mission would be89 words
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571 1962-10-14 15 The 'terrified' boy a neighbour forced to join gang DROP a* Mac: The Know Alls. Sunday Times. Time* House. River Valley R«ad. Si..;aoorr >. lAM a typist, aged 21 year*, height 5 ft. 3 in., complexion (air, education L.C.E. Can I be a. model? I wear gUMCS. BARBARA WOO Penanc571 words
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292 1962-10-14 15 COMINGS AND GOINGS AT STORE AIRPORT *pHE following is today's schex aule of civil aircraft movemenu at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom: London. Zurich. Istanbul, Teheran, Bombay, Colombo <BA 712) 10.10 p.m.; QANTAS:' From Bydney f Darwin, Jakarta, (QF 741) 8.20 p.m.; from London, Rome, Istanbul, Teheran, Delhi,292 words
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Article122 1962-10-14 15 HOW can I become a nun or a sister? What are the qualifications? ANIRAM Kuala Lumpur. You must have a vocation to serve God and your Jellou: human beings. Various orders require different qualifications. Consult a priest. I PLAN to study dentistry in Japan. Please122 words
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198 1962-10-14 15 The man who vanished on visit to family SINGAPORE. Sat.— Chont Mcc Fatt. 27. a police supervisee, was given permission to leave the Works Brigade Oamai Camp in Jalan Kaki Bukit on May 1 to visit his family in Bukit lim.ih Road. But he disappeared completely for the next few198 words
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Article60 1962-10-14 15 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two brothers, aged seven and six. were trying to peer over the window railing of their third storey Housing and Development Board flat in Kirn Keat Avenue this afternoon when they fell over. The older boy. Ec Thiam Gin died on amval at60 words
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Article45 1962-10-14 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat —The Director of Museums and Keeper of the Public Records, Hajl Mubln Sheppard will give a talk on "Ma'yong and Mano-.a the dance drama of a vanished age" at tne University of Malaya at 8 p.m. on Monday.45 words
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Article237 1962-10-14 15 NURSES TOLD: KEEP UP GOOD WORK OINGAPORE, Sat. *3 Puan Noor Aishah, wife of the Yang diPertuan Negara, told 500 newly graduated nurses, assistant nurses and midwlves today that they should maintain the high standards of nursing in Singapore. She was speaking at the first comDlned graduation ceremony at the237 words
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Advertisement170 1962-10-14 15 Mr ANNUAL r M 1963 t !\H sk~^ v J&— BHbM^a B^B^B^B^Bfl b^Lt^ V'"* BPd 1 I^B m 4^^^V'^^^*' sH I ImP** a r^W M I w m^aV f MM jft m*X l^H 91 Mm. i«jg¥ n? mFm I^H m m Jm*w^ Z mm. m 9H HF JtSSro I l^Bfe)170 words
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Advertisement101 1962-10-14 15 on your marks V7^^ A) et t0 erth f° r ttie E m P ire Commonwealth /Xbt Games with Asia 's first all-jet airline *J Air-India! Jet service every Monday from jf/wr^&J 1 Singapore to Sydney via Perth, M mW-t >^^ with million-mile pilots at the controls! I ml^^2 r101 words
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Article, Illustration380 1962-10-14 16 HUEN PENG KONG - Councillor Shamsuddin acquitted HUEN PENG KONG. By IPOH. Saturday A MUNICIPAL Councillor, Inche Shamsuddin bin Harun, 35, was today acquitted without his defence being called for using abusive language to a police constable and riding a motor cycle without a driving licence. Defended by Mr. I). R. Seenivasagam, Shamsuddin pleaded380 words
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Article, Illustration274 1962-10-14 16 New Royal crest, arms for Perak IPOH, Sat. New designs of the Perak Royal crest and the Royal coat of arms will be used by the Royal family. The new Royal crest is for the personal use of the Sultan of Perak while the Royal coat of arms is for274 words
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Article63 1962-10-14 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Sect Sian Tian has been elected president of the Sennett Estate Residents' Welfare Association and Dr. C. Murugiah and Mr. Teo Liang Chye have been chosen as vice-presidents. Other members of the association's management committee include: Mr. Leong Kwong Meng 'sociTtaryi. Mr. Manmohan Singh63 words
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Article35 1962-10-14 16 SINGAPORE. Sat— A murder charge against a British rating. Able Seaman Sidney George Leese of H.M.S. Ark Royal, has been reduced to a charge of manslaughter, the Royal Navy here announced today.35 words
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207 1962-10-14 16 IPOH, Saturday MORE than .a quarter of the total acreage of rubber smallholdings in Perak has been replanted i at a cost of over $30 million. The total area of rubber smallholdings in the state is about 310.000 acres. Inche207 words
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Article, Illustration269 1962-10-14 16 DANCER WINS TOP PRIZE top prize PICTURE CONTEST -■"il winner of this 1 week's TOP PRIZE of $30 is "Don't Watch" submitted by S.E. Quart, of 900 East Coast Road. Singapore 15. Mr. Quah used a Yashira camera. Setting: ill 1/100 second. The SECOND PRIZE of $20 is won by269 words
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242 1962-10-14 16 Oppenheim is all for a university college to be set up in Penang PENANG, Saturday. f)ATO SIR Alexander Oppenheim, viceChancellor of the University of Malaya, said here tonight he was •'wholeheartedly" in agreement with the Penang State Legislative Assembly' 1 recent resolution that there should lie university college in Penang.242 words
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238 1962-10-14 16 A career helping to keep things c 001... THE refrigeration engineer is not concerned only with the repair and maintenance of the domestic food cooler. His job covers the application of low temperatures not only to food preservation, but also to a variety of other uses. He is concerned with238 words
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Article124 1962-10-14 16 Jaycees: Word in R.D. dictionary MALACCA, Sat. Although the name Jaycees cannot be found in ordinary dictionaries, it is certainly a word which has gained Itself a place in the dictionary of rural development. Acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, said this In a message to the seventh124 words
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44 1962-10-14 16 Printers' union general meeting today SINGAPORE. Sat. Ttii Singapore Printing Employees' Union w-.1l hold its 16th annual meeting tomorrow at 9 am. at the Hok-dep Huay Kuan In Telok Ay«r Street. The union's adviser, Mr. C.V. Devan Nalr. Is expected to address the meeting.44 words
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Advertisement248 1962-10-14 16 JET SERVICE TO I (tt) HONG KONG I TOKYO 11 Th e and onward to the MIDDLE EAST I USA— with a no-extra I anc j I fare stopover in I pi |n/>nc j Saigon. CUKUrC c^> vg? I Flytoßangkokconnect I s^ w tn daily Pan Am I s vC/248 words
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Miscellaneous44 1962-10-14 16 ■■MM HIGHEST snd lowest temperatures for Malaya and Singapor* i for the penoi 8 p.m. Friday io i 8 p.m. yestercay: Hlfhrst I.ii»phl I Kuala Lumpur 93 73 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penang 90 7.S Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 88 7344 words
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Article530 1962-10-14 17 MORE ABOUT SHELL'S SHARE ISSUE DO YOU have a query w doubt? Then write to The City Editor, Sunday Timrs Times House, River Valley Kn.iii. Singapore expected, several readers have sent in questions pertaining to the forthcoming offer by Shell Refining Company of seven and a half million $1 ordinary530 words
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195 1962-10-14 17 Experts end four-day talks on education SINGAPORE. Sat. The 13th annual conference of education chiefs in Commonwealth countries in South-East Asia ended here yesterday. 'In the four-day meeting, the education experts ranged over such major problems as vocational education. training of specialist teachers, blind and deaf children. The meeting also195 words
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Article424 1962-10-14 17 THE BIGGEST SINGLE LAND PLAN RAZAK REVEALS FLDA SCHEME TO COVER 200,000 ACRES TEMERLOH. Sat Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today announced the launching of a giant Federal Land Development Authority scheme covering over 200,000 acres in Pahang. Tun Abdul Razak said that this was the biggest single FLDA424 words
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226 1962-10-14 17 Insurance strike continues over pay issue CINGAPORE, Sat. The general manager of the New India Assurance Company, Mr. N. C. Kapadia, said today the strike by his 20 employees was continuing because the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union, representing them, was demanding strike pay. He denied a Straits Times report226 words
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Article95 1962-10-14 17 IPOH, Sat.— A grandmother, Puteh b i n t c Saad. 55, who was cycling on a kampong path at 7 p.m. yesterday at Telok Muroh in the Lumut area, was robbed of $3,000 cash. She told the police that she was carrying her small grandson on95 words
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286 1962-10-14 17 Call for aid to bank men in Borneo KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The president of the National Union of Bank Employees, Mr. P. C. Gomez, called on members today to do "some serious thinking to offer services to bank workers in the Borneo territories. He was speaking at the second biennial286 words
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Advertisement37 1962-10-14 17 jjt <ST^X soft skin with... J-Mb/ "'HAZEIINE' gs>> IM O° e cream beautifies, lightens," rHAZJEJ ;-%i g£g- coolness, and fed so confident* 55 A WELLCOME PRODUCT A 4ole. Agents: JACKSON CO.. LTD: Singapore JetMlton. JACKSON'S. MALA YAJ.TD:JCualaJ.umpur,JpohTfir»Pe!unf.37 words
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Advertisement229 1962-10-14 17 THE FINEST RANGE IN POWER-FOR-WEIGHT-FOR-PRICE VALUE OF TODAY OUTBOARD MOTORS -S"*S^ l^ e Champion of g speed, performance M JCS^- 5 3 and silence. Electric I litt^rft cr nan< start t'. 40 '^Kiwßm^Sß^B^B^^ ''B ht> p° wer^ Lj| l^pjßß^Bm^^^ BP^^R»L^ ft spells new excitaV^* ment in outboard--4| with fmphmi >^229 words
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Miscellaneous63 1962-10-14 17 y r :^|By The City Editor W JMm'Z YDU^j No point besides, why hit Z^M UBEL ACT iON 1 mmom S fte ""i *>?'* d°»n p m^ a^^6olH&, J.J^y /sttyev>£ r/dr.- 7bfzr»*c& /S* virtu* -everyone wrapped up /t needed someone $0,000 cash /n his own selfish /ike me -to set63 words
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Advertisement90 1962-10-14 18 Hurry-up, George. I am hurrying up! Power loss is your trouble, George. Feels as if you're pulling a heavy load likr a hippopotamus. .or an elephant. or a H PPOPHANT! That Hippophant represents one enormous power loss. George. The oil >ou're using clegs the combustion chamber with ashy deposits. t90 words
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Article, Illustration983 1962-10-14 21 RODERICK MANN - RODERICK MANN By PARIS. SATURDAY QUOTE: I DON'T KNOW WHY BUT EVERYWHERE GIRLS LIE IN WAIT FOR ME UNLESS you have been doing missionary work in Outer Mongolia, you cannot help being aware that Roger Vadim is the man who wooed, wedded, and made worW-famous two of983 words
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Article285 1962-10-14 21 >pHE magnificent ensemble work x of the Berlin Chamber Orchestra whose concert next Wednesday evening at the Victoria Theatre is so eagerly awaited by Singapore music lovers .sometimes tends to obscure the fact that every member of the distinguished group is a soloist in his own right. We285 words
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Advertisement69 1962-10-14 21 .in? SINGAPORE SIMULTANEOUSLY jlifc^ REX SKY Opens Tuesday W%s* STEVE REEVES < Gordon Scott Jacques Sernas y^^^t% **^*&m^m^L^m^m &mm vfe ROMULUS REMUS f IN CINEMASCOPE EASTMANCOLOR jh» < ■■-«-«!> !■>'■> "Haw •>^i ifor the BIGGEST ■bonuses iin Malaysia 4. take a "lA/ITU WW I I II I PROFITS" 4B ENDOWMENT69 words
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Article296 1962-10-14 22 Everton drops a costly point LONDON, jai. Evefton dropped a costly point today nnen they were Held tv l-l by Aston Villa. They were leading and outplaying Villa until they conceded the equaliser. FIRST DIVISION Arsenal I West Ham Birmingham 2 Man City 2 Bolton v Wolves (late -tarti Burnlry296 words
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267 1962-10-14 22 Australian international Maclean makes impressive debut ALOR STAR, Saturday COMMONWEALTH FORCES (NORTH) trounced Kedah by 37 points (5 goals, four tries) to 11 points (lgoal, 2 penalties) in the North Zone Malaya Cup rugger competition played at the Darul Aman Stadium here today.267 words
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Article104 1962-10-14 22 COLLEGIANS ARE PRU CHAMPIONS IPOH, Sat. Malay College "A", from Kuala Kangsar. won the Perak Rugby Union's seven-a-side championship here today when they trounced Perak Turf Club Sports Club, defending champions, by 26 point(four goals and two triesi to 3 (try* in the final. The Collegians' speed proved too much104 words
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Article90 1962-10-14 22 STOCKHOLM. Sat. Sweden's amateur soccer team will lour the Far East during November and December and play the following games: < Nov. 1: Tel Aviv against Israel; Nov. 16: Bangkok agaui&t Thailand: Nov. 18: Kuala Lumpur, v Malaya; Nov. 20: Penang, against local club team. Nov.90 words
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Article53 1962-10-14 22 KLUANG. Sat— Johore trounced Negrl Sembilan 6-0 in the South Zone of the Federation of Malaya Police hockey competition here today. Scorers were Jeffrey (3). Olan Singh (2) and Mathlavamam In another match Selangor beat Malacca 2-1. Selangor scored through Guiuchnran Singh i2> and Nadarajah netted53 words
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Article, Illustration389 1962-10-14 22 PETER LIM'S MOTORING Two new MG's rE manufacturers in Britain have Just announced two new M.G.s They are the MOB 1800 and the M.Q. 1100. The MGB 180* <see above) is a bigger and faster version of the world-famous sports car. the MOA 1600 Mark II which is being sold389 words
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Article92 1962-10-14 22 SINGAPORE. Sat A second half goal enabled The Blacks to beat University of Singapore by 11 points i goal, try anu a penalty) to six (try and penalty) in a rugger match at Buklt Tlmah today. The Blacks scored a try by Ang Chwee Leone and a92 words
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Article22 1962-10-14 22 LONDON, Sat. Readm-; beat Carlisle 2-0 In an English Football League Div. Two match ai ReadIng last night Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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212 1962-10-14 22 Olympic stars make a grand return MELBOURNE. Sat. Two. 1956 Olympic Gamestars made comeback* today to win top places in the Australian women's track and field team for the British Commonwealth Games, team in Perth next month. Bprinter Betty Cuthbort. who won the 100 and 200 metres; at the 1956212 words
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Article224 1962-10-14 22 Arthur nets five in 7-1 win SINGAPORE. Sat. M.C.F.A.'s likely Ho Ho Cup team gave an Impressive display tonight in beating Singa-* pore Malays 7-1 in their P trial match at Jalan Bcmut. M.C.F.A.'s match winner was the Selangor ace. Arthur Koh. who rtcored five of the goaU Two Singapore224 words
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Article52 1962-10-14 22 I LONDON. Sat. English Football Association secretary Deiiwi' Follows s»id yesterday there «as "absolutely no truth" in a report published here that Gyula Mandy, Hunparian-born coach to the Israel j national team, had been offered, and accepted, the job of England team manager In succession to Walter Winterbottom—UP - 52 words
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Article167 1962-10-14 23 EPSOM JKtP CALL BOT POINTER Kace 1 1 15 SHOCKALINGAM National t harm Malham RODATO M a I ham Shockallncan SHOCKALINGAM Turn baling Cher Pavonc Race 2 1.5* JOLLY SCOIT Tin Rush Hula Hoop Mil. 4 HOOP Jolly Scout Ramarajiam Bt'AYA TAPAH Hula Hoop Jolly Scout Race 3 2.25167 words
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Article, Illustration124 1962-10-14 23 HE FIGHTS AUSTIN ON TUESDAY c ORDINARY SEAMAN McGulre. Australian State champion of Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, who fights Singapore's Austin Dunsfnrd in a special lightweight contest at R.M.N Barracks. Woodlands, on Tuesday night (8 p.m.) in aid of the Church of Scotland and Free Church Funds McGuire.124 words
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Article240 1962-10-14 24 HIS FINAL 69 WINS EISENHOWER CUP FROM CANADIANS KAVVANA. Sal. The United StatM beat Canada today In a closely fought finish to the Third International Eisenhower Cup Amateur s<ol: tournament here today. Richard Sikes, of the United States, returned the decisive score ot the day to240 words
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Article189 1962-10-14 24 Pirie: MCQ players are unfit PKRTII. Sat. MCC players wore half amused, half indignant when they heard Gordon Pine's newspaper allegations that sonic of thr tram were unfit and had paunches. Pirie said in an interview with an Australian newspaper that half the MCC players put cricket second to enjoyment.Reuter - 189 words
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Article79 1962-10-14 24 MELBOURNE. Sat. Cdppelius. owned by P. and J. Williams, won the £4,200 sterling Caulfield Guii neas by a short head today in a thrilling finish with Mr H Harne's Fuel X (4-1 1 Coppelius. a 5-1 shot ridden by Geoff Lane, raced neck and neck with Fuel79 words
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Article, Illustration1246 1962-10-14 24 NORMAN SI' EBEL; I MARTENS - MCA PUT UP THEIR BEST PERFORMANCE NORMAN SI'EBEL: I MARTENS Tourists find runs harder to get THEY ARE MADE TO FIGHT FOR 349 RUNS IN 232 MINUTES..: by Singapore, Saturday BY THE COMMONWEALTH cricketers had to fight harder for their runs today than in any previous match of their Malayan1,246 words
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Article49 1962-10-14 24 SINGAPORE. Sat —lndian Association scored their first win when they beat R.A.P. Changi bj 3-2 in the S.H.A. League Dtv. One at Balestier Roao today. Woodbricige Hosultal beat Braddell 7-0 in Div. 3. scoring through Bobby Chia (S). Bala IS), Nelson i2t ana Ahmad Wartan.49 words
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Obituary66 1962-10-14 24 ■M worn, six (Minimum) J. NEPOMUtCSM Brorta Department Rly*. paiord peacefully on 13-10-K2. I Cortege Iraiti B3S. Jalan Dclapmi. Si'iniil at On a.m. on 14-10-62 Cherus Ometrry. MR*. LUCAS helovrd wife of The Late Mr C.J. Lucaa. M.A., L.T.. And luving mother of Dr. J.K. Lucaa. Institute for Medical66 words
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Article164 1962-10-14 24 COMMONWEALTH Ist Inns. Marshall da Silva b Perera 55 Baig c sub (P Ciatha) b Delilkan 57 Borde c J. Martens b T. Martens 64 Kanhai b T. Martens 1 Alley c J. Martens b Woodhouse 52 D'Oliviera c Woodhouse b Beckett 37 Hall run out 0 Inirleby-McKenzic st164 words
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Miscellaneous18 1962-10-14 24 SPORTS DIARY CRICKET: Malaya v Commonwealth, padang ill a.m.). MOTOR-RACING: Forces MC. Sembawanß sprint. ATHLETICS: V M.C.A. Walk18 words
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