The Straits Times, 17 October 1962
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Title Section20 1962-10-17 1 V AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 03620 words
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Article, Illustration313 1962-10-17 1 Tun Razak - Tun Razak We'll fight any attempt to overthrow Government by undemocratic means' £L 'The people will not be deceived' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, issued a statement today asking the people "to keep watch and beware of the enemies of Democracy," He was313 words
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Article55 1962-10-17 1 HAMBURG, Tues. Wllli Dusenschoen. S3, vie former deputy commandant ol the Nazi concentration camp here, was today acquitted on a murder charge by a jury court. Dusenschoen had denied the charge of murdering a Jewish prisoner Dr. Fritz Solmlt*. by driving him to suicide In September55 words
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Article38 1962-10-17 1 MANILA. Tues. Representatives of four major copraproducing countries Indonesia. Philippines. Ceylon and Malaya will meet in Manila next January to discuss problems facing the copra trade in the world market, the Foreign Office announced today.38 words
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87 1962-10-17 1 HUNG KONG. Tues.— A local engineer. Mr. Wong Tai Tung, said today he bad invented a safety gadget to prevent collisions between mov- ing vehicles. The gadget can be installed In any type of motorcar. It throws a radar beam six fret ahead87 words
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Article48 1962-10-17 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. President Kennedy today personal!) congratulated astronaut Waltei Schlrra on his six -o«. bit gp.ac< flight on Oct. 3. The newest Ameiican spac< hero came to the Wli.t* Hous« with his Wife Josephine, thnr 12--year-old son Walter and daughtei Suzanne. 5.48 words
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768 1962-10-17 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE flood situation improved today in parts of the country which were yesterday ravaged by flood, causing widespread loss of livestock and damage to property. Straits Times reporters covering the flood-stricken areas today reported that flood levels were subsiding In most768 words
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136 1962-10-17 1 N. Borneo parties send Macapagal a letter JESSELTON. Tues. Leaders of all five political parties in North Borneo sent a letter today to President Macapagal rejectins the Philippines claim to sovereignty ever North Borneo. "We do not- believe, and" oar people do not believe that the Government of the RepublicReuter - 136 words
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Article44 1962-10-17 1 MOBCOW. Tues. Finnish embassy sources today quoted Soviet officials as saying President Leonid Brezhnev Is ill. The Soviet President, who Is 56. was to have received Finland's President Urho Kekkonen this morning but did not do so. the sources said.44 words
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Article84 1962-10-17 1 PARIS. Tues. President De Gaulle's special train was mysteriously held up near Moullns. Central France, yesterday —but the President was not on board, -police sources said today. The train, due to have taken the President back to Paris from manoeuvres. In Central Prance, was stopped byReuter - 84 words
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Article, Illustration99 1962-10-17 1 The bride who was a man British naval officer, a dentist with the rank of SurgeonLieutenant. But in 1957. she underwent a sex-change operation and in 1960 her birth certificate was officially altered. Her bridegroom is the .son of the late Colonel Alan Somerset and is descended from King John99 words
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Article195 1962-10-17 1 JESSELTON, Tues. Four of North Borneo's political parties today agreed to form an alliance, accepting the Malayan Alliance constitution as a basis for drawing up their own constitution. They are the United National Kadazan Organisation, the United Sabah National) I Organisation, the United Party andReuter - 195 words
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Article43 1962-10-17 1 ROMS, Tuea. Bishop Joseph Burke of New York, n Delegate to the Vatican Council, died today in a Rome iioapital of a heart condition. He was 76. He m the second delegate to the council to die.43 words
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Article42 1962-10-17 1 WASHDfOTON. Tiles. The United States Department of Agriculture said today that unless China could check lv population growth or revue Its farm programme, the country ".stands to run out of food and fibre. for lv people by 1980.42 words
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Article27 1962-10-17 1 ROMS. Tuw. Italy's hospital doctors and pharmacists today oalled for a three-day attic* starting on Thin>d«y Other hospital employees aUo planned a four-day walkout.27 words
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463 1962-10-17 1 TENGKU PRAYS ALONE AT LAHORE MOSQUE LAHORE, Tues. The Malayan Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, went to the mosque here yesterday and asked that he be left alone for a few minutes so that he could offer prayers in seclusion. He had earlier visited the tomb of a Muslim saint,463 words
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Article38 1962-10-17 1 KATMANDU. Tues The Nepalese Government has rejected an Indian request for a joint inquiry into an Indian claim that three Nepalese policemen recently entered the Indian border town of Raxaul and iired on local residents.38 words
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Article165 1962-10-17 1 PENANG, Tues. Madam Wong Soon Theng, 63. died from shock this morning after two robbers raided her house in Ceylon Lane. Madam Wong collapsed in the kitchen and died soon after police officers had recorded statements from her sons. Mr. Thum See Chiang, a St. Xavier's165 words
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Article35 1962-10-17 1 VIETNAM CRASH CJO ob -i r- .Imn cra>hr«l fjunnc "P 1 r I iigarnM rnmmuoi-t <fDtni Yiotnini killing Hwee BMI miking 11 Any rd io pUn< <r» h \ic<nim thi^ moniii I FTFT - 35 words
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Article325 1962-10-17 2 South Africa: A race war warning f ONDON, Tues. L Mr. Potlako Lebello, acting President of the Pan-Africanist Congress of South Africa, said yesterday that an armed clash between Africans and whites in South Africa was imminent. Mr. Lebello. who was released from prison In South Africa a few weeksReuter; UPI - 325 words
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238 1962-10-17 2 Monster hunters will light up lake EDINBURGH, Tues. P David James and his 19 partners in the "Bureau for Investigating the Loch Ness Phenomena, Ltd." began operating yester- day at Ford Augustus, Scotland. Their hopeful business: Finding, once and for all, the elusive and legendary loch ness monster. Mr. James.238 words
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Article208 1962-10-17 2 iAjjNi-AJiN, luesaay. rrHE Court of Appeal ruled yesterday that Ghana was still subject to British laws affecting the Commonwealth although it was now a republic and owed no allegiance to Queen Elizabeth. The ruling arose over a libel action in which a judge here onReuter - 208 words
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Article48 1962-10-17 2 Self-government dee* net mean leafing. It dees net mtin money raining on our heads and shoulders like manna from heaven. Selfgovernment means hard work. This is our country and we have to pay for A it. 3* Nyasaland leader Dr. Hastings Banda. addressing 20.000 Africans near Blantyre.48 words
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86 1962-10-17 2 TOP BRITISH SCIENTISTS LEARN CHINESE T ONDON, Tues. A course in scientific Chinese began yesterday for 22 of Britain's top scientists. The scientists are mainly from the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Farnborough, Hampshire. Dr. T. H. D Baber, principal of the Farnborough Technical College which is offering the three-year course,Reuter - 86 words
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Article36 1962-10-17 2 NDOLA, (N. Rhodesia), Tues. More than 50 Africans have been arrested in Northern Rhodesia after Incidents Involving stoning, arson and threats during the weekend, a government spokesman said here last night. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article37 1962-10-17 2 NEW DELHI. Tues.— The MX-] subishl Shipbuilding and EngineerIng Company of Japan has offered to collaborate with the Indian Oovemment In building a shipyard at Cochin In South India, It was announced here yesterday.37 words
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103 1962-10-17 2 ROME' Tues.— A four, enrined plane, possibly an airliner, disappeared after dropping distress flares over the island of Larapedusa. South-west of Sicily, the Italian news agency ANBA reported last night. The agency said the plane, flying from the direction of North Africa, circled theReuter - 103 words
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Article169 1962-10-17 2 \fONTE CARLO, Tues. lfl French mobile customs men braved the rain yesterday to continue their economic squeeze on Monaco. Blue uniformed officials complained about the downpour as they checked identities and goods at the frontier In a drive to bring Prince lalnier's pocket principality to heelReuter - 169 words
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Article27 1962-10-17 2 NEW YORK, *Tues.— Forty people were injured, two seriously, when a slow-moving underground train rammed another train at a station here yesterday— Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Miscellaneous10 1962-10-17 2 By Barry Appleby r-A. /afc^ft Vr-t l\ V JKCW 7O"\10 words
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172 1962-10-17 3 The world health took a dip last year r» EN E VA Tues.— Smallpox, plague and cholera increased in 1961, according to a World Health Organisation report discussed here yesterday by a committee on international quarantine. Despite modern control methods the quarantinable diseases were still a menace, the report said.Reuter - 172 words
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Article53 1962-10-17 3 Escape in a canoe MALMOE. Sweden, Tue*. Ai> East German who (led his country In a small canoe was picked up on Sunday by a Swedish ferry, th* newspaper Sydsvenska Dagladet. reported yesterday. It said the refugee was taken to the southern port of Trelleborg. and then to West Germany53 words
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Article, Illustration55 1962-10-17 3 - HAPPY dancers at the State ball in Kampala celebrating Uganda's independence are the Duchess of Kent and the Prime Minister of Uganda, Mr. Milton Obote. The Duchess is currently attending the new African State's independence celebrations at which her husband, the Duke of Kent, is representing55 words
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Article55 1962-10-17 3 WASHINGTON, Tues President Kennedy wel- corned Mr. Ben Bella, Algeria's Premier, to the White House yesterday with an impressive military ceremony and "the hand of friendship" of the American people. The President told the Algerian leader that both countries had the common desire to maintain their nationalReuter - 55 words
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Article25 1962-10-17 3 TEL AVIV. Tues.— An Israeli settler uas wounded during jk two-hour clash between Syrians and Israelis at the Bea of Galllee Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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214 1962-10-17 3 NEW YORK, Tues. Seven-teen-year-old Hazel Adams yesterday became the first Negro to attend classes at Patrick Henry College in Martlnsville, Virginia, a local branch of the University of Virginia. Miss Adams's admission to the previously all-white college was ordered at an uncontested214 words
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Article25 1962-10-17 3 ORADELL (New Jersey): Astronaut Walter M. Schirra Jr. yesterday received the Distinguished Service Medal for his' six-orbit flight around the world.25 words
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262 1962-10-17 3 Pakistan is accused of flirting with Reds UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. INDIA accused Pakistan yesterday of ''flirting" with Communist China while posing as a crusader against. Communism. The chief Indian delegate to the United Nations, Mr. B. N. Chakravarty. referred to news reports of border negotiations between Pakistan and China inReuter - 262 words
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259 1962-10-17 3 OUTSIDE SUBVERSION DISTORTS RHODESIA, UN TOLD ITNITED NATIONS. V Tues. A former Olympic yachtsman yesterday told the U.N. that subversion was being organised and financed by foreign political agents in Southern Rhodesia to build up evidence that an explosive situation existed there. Mr. David Eatler, one of a five-man multracial259 words
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273 1962-10-17 4 More clinics soon for rural areas gINGAPORE, Tues. Opening the new maternal and child health clinic at Kranji today, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Mr. Lee Koon Choy, told his audience that more such clinics were on the way. He said that next month a new midwifery273 words
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271 1962-10-17 4 SERVICES DRAMA CLUBS OPEN THEIR FESTIVAL SINGAPORE. Tues. I This week sees the second annual services drama festival at the Cultural Centre, with seven nightly productions, one from each of the principal Services drama clubs on Singapore island. The Festival opened last night with a casualty-free, painstaking account by The271 words
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205 1962-10-17 4 Kandasamy gets full confidence vote SINGAPORE, Tues. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees has expressed full and absolute confidence in Mr. Q. Kandasamy's "ability, integrity and loyalty," and unanimously asked him to carry on as secretary-general. Mr. Kandasamy is Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Culture. Recently, he has been205 words
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Article30 1962-10-17 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Minister for Health and Law. Mr. KM. Byrne, will officially open the Lee Kuo Chuan Creche at Cuillemard Road at 7 p.m. on Saturday.30 words
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Article19 1962-10-17 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Dr. Poh 800 Kal has been re-elected Assistant Secretary General of the Barisan Sosialis.19 words
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100 1962-10-17 4 QINOAPORE, Tues.— Pianist O Daniel Barenbolm 19, a famous international artist and one of the world's youngest top-ranking pianists flew into Singapore this afternoon to give two performances at the Victoria Theatre. His programme will Include works by Schubert, Beethoven and Brahms. A100 words
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603 1962-10-17 4 SINGAPORE, Tuea. fTHE Ministry of EduA cation today explained why it had issued new letters of appointment to 247 teachers on a lower salary scale. It said that these teachers, who were recruited for the Government schools in March this year, had been603 words
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Article405 1962-10-17 4 THE following la today'a schedule of civil aircraft movementa »t Pb>9* I>b»r Airport: ABKIVALB BO AC: Prom London, Rome, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur (BA 706) 6 p.m.; from Sydney. Darwin (BA 701) 640 pjn.; from London, Rome. Bahrein. Bombay, Colombo (BA 788) 335 am.; Garnda:405 words
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101 1962-10-17 5 Police hold gunman at road junction KUALA LUMPIR. Tues. A 35-year-old man carryIng a .32 revolver with four rounds of ammunition was arrested on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur last night by the police following a lip-off. When the hired car in which the man was travell- ing was stopped101 words
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Article45 1962-10-17 5 PENANG. Tues.— Lights will be established on two mooring buoys, in in? Penang harbour as from! tomorrow. A Marine Department announce- ment said the lights (white) will flash every second. The buoys are 3.050 feet and 4.000 feet respectively off Port Cornwallls.45 words
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Article36 1962-10-17 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Professor Harold Elsbree. Director of the American School In Singapore will speak on the "Methods of Teacher Training In America" at the University of Singapore Lecture Theatre 3on Thursday at 5.16 p.m.36 words
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276 1962-10-17 5 LOVE, SEX APPEAL AND SUBVERSION IPOH. Tuesday QUESTIONS on romance, sex appeal and the mutual attraction of young teachers and girl pupils were coupled with the threat of Communism when the Perak State Assembly passed today a supplementary bill totalling $363,910 the fourth276 words
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Article132 1962-10-17 5 Where weaker sex is -strong- OEREMBAN, Tues. o Women outnumber men three to one in ad lit education classes, sponsored by trie Ministry of Education in Negri Sembilan. The official figures at the end of last month were 9,316 women against 3,942 men. They attended 506 classes In the six132 words
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Article85 1962-10-17 5 SINGAPORE. Tues— A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded in a Coroner's Court here today on Dr. Clement Louis Tessensohn. 61. who was Wiled when his car crasned into a bus on Sept. 14. The bus driver. Scan Kok See. I told the court he tried85 words
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Article70 1962-10-17 5 PORTSMOUTH. Tues.Two bottles of holy water were used to launch a fast patrol boat at Portsmouth yesterday, instead of the conventional champagne. The vessel the Sri Pahang is the fourth of six being built by Vosper Ltd for the Royal Malayan Navy. It was launched by70 words
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105 1962-10-17 5 DENANG. Tues.—Pend- ing agreement on the question of raising the retiring age from 55 to 60. the Penang Municipal Services Union has asked the City Council to: ALLOW employees who had been called on to retire on or after Oct. 1. 1961,105 words
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Article26 1962-10-17 5 PENANG. Tues.— A lorry driver, Liang Ah Heng. 28. was fined $35 or one week's Jail when he pleaded guilty today to speeding.26 words
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223 1962-10-17 5 State Govt will co-operate: Mentri IPOH, Tues.— The Mentri Besar of Perak, Dato Sha'ari bin Shaflee, this evening assured that the State Government would cooperate with the Ipoh Municipality for the betterment of the people. He said this when he opened the Municipal Council's $410,000 building and extension. Dato Sha'ari223 words
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101 1962-10-17 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Seven Singapore candidates have passed the mid-year overseas intermediate examination for the degree of Bachelor of Laws of the University of London held here in June. They are Roy Oliver Daniel, Khong Heng Ngee. Ng Chwee Lor, Beecher Selvaraj Sandosham,101 words
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Miscellaneous374 1962-10-17 5 HufgM Bunny g^ Hmiph HoimHnhl -^T fj-J]*'*'^ wa:t: V yak: i'lll Khebes a ooaae I n"« "\|r K'Tarr'—^> ll* l Ji£ i ELL Hl DOILVVAC* have) MAPC O* V' I EVeVv -OUPEE J V JH9L k j N J J E QOT OK£ Z KEN FER Two 9UCXS, J 111374 words
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Article, Illustration555 1962-10-17 6 HE ADMITTED IT SAYS COLONEL: RAJASOORIA, JUDGE IN CLASH KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. J^ FORMER captain in the Federation Armed Forces admitted to his superior officer that he "used" about $8,000 of army funds, it was alleged at a general court martial at Sungei555 words
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190 1962-10-17 6 Leaders told prosperity must be —sought TEMERLOII. Tues. The Mentri Besar of Pahang. Dato Wan Abdul Aiii bin Ungku Haji Abdullah, today quoted a phrase from the Koran "God helps those who help themselves" to drive home a point that prosperity did not come to the people but must be190 words
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Article56 1962-10-17 6 SINOAPORE, Tues.— Hie Singapore Printing Qnployees" Union has called on the Government to introduce legislation providing for two months' maternity leave for all women employees covered by the Clerics Employment Ordinance. A resolution making the call was submitted by the union's executive committee and adopted56 words
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198 1962-10-17 6 SINGAPORE, Tues, THAN Ching Tau, 26, was suffering from a "personality disorder" when he claimed to be "the second biggest man in the City Council' and younger brother of Mr. Ong Eng Guan, a magistrate's court was told today. Mr. Ong was the198 words
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Article211 1962-10-17 6 TRAPPED DENTIST IS FINED $1,000 CINGAPORE, Tues Foo See Klan. 31, a self-conressed unregistered dentist for more than 10 years, was today fined $1,000. or six months' jail. He was found guilty of practising unlawfully in his Jalan Kayu Clinic on Aug 27 when the police set a trap by211 words
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Article43 1962-10-17 6 BUK I T MERTAJAM. Tues. A Communist poster was removed by Special Branch officers here yesterday. The poster was pasted on a wall of an eating shop at Arumugam Pillai Street. Similar posters were found In Sungel Patani last Sunday.43 words
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Article26 1962-10-17 6 KLANO, Tues. The Mentrl Besar of Selangor, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baglnda, visited the Operations Room in the District Office here today.26 words
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Miscellaneous117 1962-10-17 6 AU*y Pop By VT Hamiin WAT ABOUT THIS EGG OH. I DUNNO...IVE I WHAT WOULD I I A HUTCHFC "uwrfn I F ecc.ic -n-. aa* V S k I PfeWWw-y j^ Ch*M*r Gould $£5 A I J£if*D THE BRUSH IS IN A I ISTrm THAT THE DOORKNCB /VES./T LOOCS^SOMEBOO^ J£°^^117 words
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Article, Illustration1603 1962-10-17 7 The sheriff did foolish thing to sign him on IN 1887 Archuleta County in Colorado, USA, was populated by frightened people. But it was not the usual rampaging outlaws who kept the citizens terrorised it was the law. The county sheriff was a cruel man1,603 words
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Article, Illustration148 1962-10-17 7 The tall, dark- haired stranger who rode into town was ace detective Siringo of Pinkerton's U.S. and Pinkerton's realised that unless something was done quickly its reputation would be seriously damaged. Pressure was exerted on the publisher and despite Siringo's protests, the entire book was watered down. The title was148 words
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Advertisement113 1962-10-17 7 The International 9 Bvl hL Passport H L\l 1^ t0 Smoking S S^ Pleasure •J| mM Wt I rich choice tobaccos m m i^Li I H i r KIVi SIZE I m S 8 1 STUYVESANT Wherever you go, light up a Peter Stuyvesant so much more to enjoy I113 words
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Article53 1962-10-17 8 Wm4t SI* tHimimumi THC FAMILY OP Lata Mr Loll Ak Ron thank rHatlva, fronds, iluba. and omona for »t»«ibi, icrolla. donation!. l«nrpn oa their hrrravtmrnt TMI FAMILY OP th* lit* Mr. F. Tb«mhi»h 1MK thank fnrnda and r»lativm for invaluablr anatatamr. condolrn M, wrratha, telrnrama and attendance at the53 words
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Article231 1962-10-17 8 :n Wmrdt Sit (Minimum) ENJOY FRESH CLEAN Air all day IB your hoqjf or oftice with Airwick the «onder air freshener. Get Airwlck MOJ BONCAFE BONCAFE BONCAFI Is Eood at any time, all the time The pure ground coffee «:tn the golden flavour »fO TEMFTATION to nibble In between231 words
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The Straits Times Wednesday, October 17, 1962.
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Article607 1962-10-17 8 The battle against Malaysian merger lost, the Barisan Sosialis has announced the new enemy and the new task. The "British-Alliance axis" is the foe and the struggle becomes pan-Malayan. It is fair warning, set out at some length in the party's first annual report, submitted by its607 words
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Article652 1962-10-17 8 Reports of flood damage along the West Coast are all the more distressing because of the possibility that there is worse to come: the monsoon proper does not start until next month. The evacuations in Prai and the flooding ot homes, roads and farmlands in Port Swettenham, Klang652 words
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Article, Illustration1738 1962-10-17 8 DREW MIDDLETON - The new vitality sweeping Washington DREW MIDDLETON KENNEDY'S YOUNG MEN CHANGE THE MOOD IN THE U.S. CAPITAL by London corrtiaondtnt of tht NEW YORK TIMES, who h«s juir com* back from a thr— months' vitit to tha United Stito. 117 A 5 H mM/ ington W W in the p1,738 words
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Letter359 1962-10-17 8 1 WOULD like to correct the somewhat exaggerated picture presented of the scene in Mississippi and the Deep South. I am an American from the Deep South. I do not know the author. Mr. Godfrey Hodgson, who wrote "The trial of strength that ended instaJemate." nor do359 words
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Advertisement597 1962-10-17 8 StraiU Tiaes ft Malay Mail Classified advertisements stay c* handed tat Ist fieo» COLO (TOSASI ARCADB Orchard Head COLO •TOffAOJB IKANCHU AT HOLLAND MOAD-ftATON* ICIPPIL NOAP-NAVAL BASB Authorised Afents: CITY lOOK STORK LTB) Winchester Heuee. CohVer Quay TMB NBTWB ntONT rittPatrick's Suaexiwsraaa St. M. ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Mewd. Navel Beaa597 words
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Advertisement35 1962-10-17 8 SPECIAL OFFER SPEAK TERYLENE SHIRTS LMg SlMVtf White $9. 75 to $11. 75 each Cfloire. $11.75 tteb Select them SOW at C. K. TANG (SIIGAPORE) LTD. 310. ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. TEL: *****. *****. K UNES)35 words
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Advertisement70 1962-10-17 8 1-',- l J --l \\\\^m^m\\\\\\\\\\m^L^mm\\\\\^ :r^^ fla^^""*-' EBbbbbb^^^LbbbbT i EBbbbbbbbbbW Keep your hair well-groomed all dayijj use »j HAIR CREAM ii^ Now, Old Spice Hiir Cream take* a controlling intercut in your hair, neatly and naturally. Keeps your hair lively all day long wellgroomed without glo>*. And one jar gives70 words
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270 1962-10-17 9 So hard to get a a dulang washing pass IPOH. Tues. Do nonMalay women applying for dv 1 an gwashing permits have an advantage over Malay women who are also seeking the same type of permits? This point was raised by an Alliance Perak State Assemblyman, Inche Mohamed Jumah bin270 words
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Article, Illustration1017 1962-10-17 9 MUSHAHIO ALI - MUSHAHIO ALI by WIFE: HE NEVER TOOK OUR DAUGHTER OUT... LIEW TELLS WHY HE RAN AWAY FROM POLICEMAN AFTER CAR CRASHED INTO A TREE Muar, Tuesday LIEW WAH MENG, 37, denied in the Muar High Court today that he was attracted by pretty Goh Bee1,017 words
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Article217 1962-10-17 9 Banishment order stays— judge IPOH, Tuesday. MR. Justice Azmi in the High Court here today dismissed an application by a mason, Moo Vow, 20, to set aside a banishment order against him. Moo said he was not satisfled with the banishment order because he was born In "I do not217 words
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Article, Illustration337 1962-10-17 9 RUDY BELTRAN - Five waifs lose their papa who was a mother, too RUDY BELTRAN bY KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. pOR the head of the San family (four young boys and a girl) life was one long battle for survival even before his wife was sent to a mental home four years ago. Cake337 words
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Article24 1962-10-17 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr Robert Lo Kb Pat. 52. treasurer of the Liberal Socialist Party, died suddenly in Che General Hospiui today.24 words
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Article120 1962-10-17 9 POLICE SEIZE BAG OF TRICKS IPOH, Tues. A small leather bag containing genuine money on top and bottom, and bundles of blank paper cot to the siie of the notes in between, was found by the police here today when they raided a house in Eden Park, off Maxwell Road.120 words
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Article161 1962-10-17 9 IPOH, Tuesday. A SCHOOLBOY, Clifford Moffltt, 15, was bound over for six months in $100 in the magistrate's court today for transmitting a false message to the Ipoh Fire Brigade. He pleaded guilty to a summons charge. Moffltt was said to have committed the offence161 words
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Advertisement155 1962-10-17 9 FA 2 860 BAD DIGESTION —but you quickly STOP the pains spoonful of DOTAT itt S ANTACID POWDER J^ppjyHpH This world-famous medicine soon > iXjrWfßpH 'tops stomach pains and helps your \1^*""""^( digestion You can always eat what V inoi£* J!? N( you like if you take De Witt s155 words
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Advertisement124 1962-10-17 9 THE IDEAL XMAS GIFT See Page 10 ICI TERYLENE TAFFS A of Sydney make vl£ fashion together /rfe#/\\ the combination of IMflwP 1 if/ijw* /Vi ICI TERYLENE and TAFFS inspired iryling has produced -iJ?*SM{Hiffi\s& a collection of exciting dresses. Jlr^iMkJUrV Crease-resistant, needing little -i "/A*^l mW\VW or no ironing and124 words
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Miscellaneous433 1962-10-17 9 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE XATIOVU SHORTWAVE 1^ 1 SKKVICE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE* 41.7 METRES METRES AM.: 6.00 Good Morning: 6.01 A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. Morning Prelude: 7.00 The Negara-Ku News. Headlines; News; 7.05 Breakfast Bulletin: 605 Morning Mrlodies; 7.00 715 Your Melodie.s And Mine: Rendezvous With Music: 7.30 8.00 The433 words
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Article76 1962-10-17 10 Teachers to see Minister A LOR STAR. Tues.— A f*- delegation of seven, representing Malay women teachers in Kedah, will meet the Minister of Education, Capt. Abdul Haraid Khan, to discuss equal pay for women teachers. Che Ballas binte Hajl Abdullah will lead the delegation to the meeting,76 words
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Article43 1962-10-17 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A salesman. Ngok bin Harun, 42. •vas today allowed $1,000 bail until Dec. 37 after being charged with outraging the modesty of Jamaliah binte Mat DaJil In a house in Jalan Penchala. Petaling Java, on Aug. 16.43 words
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Article147 1962-10-17 10 —STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL GOES ON SALE NEXT WEEK— THE Straits Times Annual for 1963 will be on sale next week. This new edition of South East Asia's finest publication contains 128 pages superbly printed on fine quality art paper. Contents include: 22 ARTICLES by the leading147 words
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Article, Illustration217 1962-10-17 10 RESEARCH INSTITUTE LOOKS INTO POISON'S NO-CLOT EFFECT PENANG, Tuesday. f JSiE Penang Snake and Venom Research Institute is carrying out experiments which, if successful, may improve the present method of treating coronary thrombosis and other heart and vascular diseases. This was disclosed by the217 words
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Article32 1962-10-17 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The body of a labourer. Yam Chong Poh. 57. was tound in the Straits of Johore this morning. The body had a neck injury.32 words
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Article54 1962-10-17 10 KLUANO. Tues.— The District! Officer here Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Majid. today distributed 21 head of cattle to eight applicants frcm Kampong Sembrong. The distribution was made under the paw ah system, whereby each recipient later returns to the Government a two-year,old female calf for every54 words
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Article56 1962-10-17 10 MALACCA. Tues.— The Com-mander-ln-Chief. Par East Land Forces. General Sir Nigel Pcett.l will review a farewell parade for Brigadier Prank G. Hassett. Commander. 28th Commonwealth Infantry Brigade, at Terendak Camp on Monday. This will mark the handing over of command from Brig. Hassett to Brig. Robert B.56 words
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Article39 1962-10-17 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Yahya bin Salleh, 32. a clerk. was charged today with criminal breach of trust of Sl4 belonging to the Supreme Court. He pleaded not guilty. The case was postponed to Oct. 19.39 words
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194 1962-10-17 10 Flying Rotarian likes what he saw SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore's flying Rotarian, Mr. Leslie Rayner, returned yesterday from a tour of the Rotary clubs in central and northern Malaya confident that Rotary ideals would be "a real asset" to Malaysia. Mr. Rayner is Rotary district governor, whose territory includes the Borneo194 words
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223 1962-10-17 10 The 'temporaries' a vanishing species KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The number of temporary teachers In the Federation is diminishing from year to year, according to a spokesman of the Ministry of Education here today. He was commenting on a letter from a temporary English teacher In a vernacular school who complained223 words
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Article37 1962-10-17 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The chairman of the National Development Planning Committee. Dato Abdul Jamil bin Abdul Hals, will open a training counw for adult education supervisors at the Teachers' Training College here on Oct. 2237 words
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Advertisement153 1962-10-17 10 CERTIFIED CAR CAKE a plan to save you time, trouble and money. A plait to ensure that your Chrysler product gets the right Mfviea, at the right time, from the right man— Chryslertrained mechanics using factory methods and genuine MoPar parts. A plan that gives you written proof that service153 words
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Advertisement63 1962-10-17 10 by CstKCJncnZ, For fabulous fashion V fabrics, look for the three names of distinction Grafton. Cepea and Potter's. Specially designed for this market are lovely Rayons. Cottons. New Trice! and BnNylon all ideal for yoar fashion fancy exquisite cheongsam materials, fabulous skirt lengths, delightful dress fabrics and charming sam foo63 words
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Advertisement677 1962-10-17 11 (Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word, SS (Mil,.)— Box SO et*. txtrm OANCINQ INSTRUCTRESS WANTED Please state qualifications and particulars. Box A 5936 S.T B'pore. WANTED GRADUATE TEACHERS for H.B.C Arts and Science Classic January 1963. Apply now St. Patrick's School. B'pore 15. FACTORY CLERK, Orade II with677 words
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Advertisement843 1962-10-17 11 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word* U (Ml*.}— Box St et*. txtrm OBBK OBNERAL AMAH with experience wanted, doctor's family one baby, must speak English. Oood references. Telephone ***** Singapore WANTED UROBNTLV Chinese Oroeery Van Delivery Clerks for Provision Shop Only persons with actual ■Experience" need apply. Box A 5943 S.T. Spore.843 words
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Advertisement968 1962-10-17 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Word* U (Ml*.)— Box St tt*. txtrm 43 OXLIY NOAO Single mrnlstwd Room Blight and AJry, All Conveoleoces, Central. FURNISHED ROOM Attached Bathroom wltb-wltbout food Inclusive laun. dry 3 miles town European household reasonable rental. Pbone (Spore) 000S5 to view. TANOCIN Small Private ruralsbed Flatlet for European968 words
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Advertisement786 1962-10-17 11 TtmON tt Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box St cte. txtrm LAMBERT'S ORIVINO SCHOOL Only (Jrtving tcitttution approved bjr Automobile aasorlailnii Modern Cars. Courses from (SB/- 10 Balmoral Road Pbone (Spore) SMM ASIA ORIVINO SCHOOL Burnt— eed English iiu«alii| Instructors Dusl-Controlled Cars complete Course (30/-. Guaranteed $7S/-. 67 Orchard Road. Spore Phone786 words
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Advertisement833 1962-10-17 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box St eta, txtrm FIAT 1100 ISBS first class condition ti.900/- Ring (Spore) ***** after 5.00 p.m. AUSTIN HEALBV SPRITE 1960 Flrstclass condition one owner 31,000 miles. Ring (Spore) 74-606 Offlce Hours. AUSTIN MINI TRAVELLER Nov 1961* 7.000 miles. View all day IRA833 words
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Advertisement838 1962-10-17 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word* SS (Mt*.y~Btji St eta, txtrm JACUAR MARK 8 Saloon Taxed March 1963. Accident free, nisininasaU condition, cornlsh grsy red upholstery manual (ear change radio. Pint registered November 1967 but used as weekend car Mileage only 12.000 One owner throughout Only serious offers around 54.000 considered.838 words
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Advertisement717 1962-10-17 11 FOR SALE Hers". SS Ml*.}— Box St et*. txtrm NIVBR SOLO BEFORE! Guaranteed Washable Men's Cotton Pyjamssuits Now Clearing 53.90 Pair, Ladles' Blouses Only ST. SO. Many Bargains Remember Cathay's. 38/39 Bras B»sab Road, spore. CURIOS 20 Word* SS (Ml*.) Box SO et*. txtrm SHANGHAI ARTS FURNITURB Co. Manufacture* Carved717 words
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Advertisement480 1962-10-17 11 LADIES DRESS SHOP tt Word* SS (Min.)-Box SO tt,. txtrm RED LION STORE Lstssi Fss*. lons in Ladle* Children's Party Dresses VISIT GREAT WALL 197, Orchard Road Spore lor hrautlful children's dreiuie* 2602« 18' port- VISIT ROSE COWN Shop for mn.irt Dresses for nil occasion*. WELCOME LADIES: High Clans dress480 words
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Article404 1962-10-17 12 FRIENDS FROM MALAYA (lift N(. aged 15; 40. Jaian Ismail. Kluany. Johore: soi.gs, games. JamilaJi bt. Abd. Wahid, aged 15; 402. Jalan Paslr Tinjzgl, Batu Pahai, Johore; netbo.ll. «ioh Joo Sim. aged 12; 42. Jalan Oopeng, Kampar, Peiak; ."•tamps, reading. Tommy Cheam. aged 17: 55, Bibbv Road. Raub, Pahang: songs.404 words
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Article, Illustration1420 1962-10-17 12 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - Plot for the adventure serial is completed KATHLEEN HICKLEY by Mat Mousedeer is planning to start a magazine called The Jungle Post with the help of his friends. They are now busy deciding what shall go into the first edition. Ezani Elephant is running an advice column and one of1,420 words
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Article56 1962-10-17 12 ON THE ALERT I MOTIONLESS, but S ITI every sense al- crt as three Chihua- i S huas make a black i and white study at a I recent Toy Dog i Show which opened < I) in London. i The dogs are (left S Jto right) Tilley i >Reuter - 56 words
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Advertisement23 1962-10-17 12 Vj/ 'WA)f r )pirL^ H A RT LE Y^JAM^M SO PURE SO GOOD- .^^toS^^tfk^j^ .Jksßl (■v^ nut* tu««MU>«tccK»nwMitMwMwi I B i jHbKkJuRJP^^^H^B vtotl^^Kw23 words
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Advertisement234 1962-10-17 12 I TWO CHURCHES I LOOK ALIKE Name Address i Age Sex HELLO Boys and Girls, last week's competition: Lim Kah Chit. 271 Kota Road. I This week we have an- Taioing. Albert Cong, 65. |a- other puzzle to complete lan Pelandck. Kuala Lumpur; I the bos story In the picture234 words
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Advertisement234 1962-10-17 12 /4iW! SeaSOn!/// I^* J DON'T CATCH COLD or ->^7^!N 100% COTTON m^)l sweaters// yS """^1 SS^I /ECONOMICAL 4$ DURABLE M >^w f ELEGANT —y^JSP f 7 J ill As^ FOR > S I Gents Ladies ffl&fc, Kiddies w Madß in chino ALL SIZES AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE j FREE STAMP FREAKS To234 words
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Advertisement1421 1962-10-17 13 TO LIYIfrPBBL ft bTESI CBASI B.P. ou« S'aora ta.u ynut »in*n| !T!K!S. M Umhom, Dobwi. e*M«M> laPVTaaat Bet 17/11 BEMOOOCBB M'IM. l'p«tl. VUnTPmmim ll Pt/Oet 71 let 21 Hatra. Uttr**«. Glatgow Bei II Bat B BM M/M Bel M ""*>*£■ A'MOStk. I MM. R'MM. Htn Ocl 20 Oct 22 Ocl1,421 words
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Advertisement1334 1962-10-17 13 THE E. A. C. LINEStAUINCS II fcldfik, IE MVM. RAMMM. olttiaiH. ANIWIKT. ROTTEROAM, aMSIERBAM. MLO, 60THENIURI AND COPENHAGEN Jr^MP^^^^aaWji^k. S DO*** •> mmmV **Jr*«| nn^j\\|i "MALACCA" I 22/21 Set 2V21 Btt 31/31 Oct r\ lSa?Jj-<l a) M »tv < i mm »i t mm X&\As* -iiiißA' 3 t*/n mm am1,334 words
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Advertisement1243 1962-10-17 13 bem^/leme grttU SERVICE IP LONION. UVERPOBL ft CONTINENTAL PORTI Star* P S'Mm rtaano ■EHVANMMSJ (M k"ML L^sm, 6 mouth Bet 11/23 Oct 24/21 Btt 21/ I OCsmLIS "pmC I'laaaT IMi. Htsrf- Bd A/ 1 Oei 2S/2I Nit V J •ENLOTAL ftXJ L*a*M. M'Dro***. H'brn Bet 21/ 4 Nil I I1,243 words
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Advertisement1259 1962-10-17 13 wp- McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. W V*** ELLERMAN UNI «V KLAVENBSS LINE RAVIt, tOHBIM. rtAMBBRS. 101 ANGELIS. SAN FRANCISCO, BBniISAM ft MIBBLESUOU6N SEATTLE VANCOUtER t PORIUNO tin m in Atctil.is t»ti Xi cmral S o»«t» wtt v 111 »«er.ca rpar* S'Mrt Penant IOIiNtV.LLE Part/il on >■ on S'pori P Sham1,259 words
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584 1962-10-17 14 From Our Market Correspondent MAIN feature on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was the now pronounced downward tendency in tin shares. While these have been shading off for some days yesterday the trend established itself. The general tone of the section is one584 words
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Article23 1962-10-17 14 Malayan Stock Indite Oct 15 Oct. 16 Industrial: 1*4.20 184.71 Tins: 276.59 274.61 S rubbers: 171.92 172.70 Jaw. 1. 1958 100.23 words
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Article613 1962-10-17 14 QOMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: lnduitrl.lt: Dunlops (500) (1.91 SL, (1.000) (1.911, (1,000) (1.93. (8,000) (1.92: r*.nt Smelting (1,000) (2.67, (7,000) (2.67: T. i.nd N. ords (330)613 words
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210 1962-10-17 14 WITH rises of 3 id. and 29 points in London and New York respectively overnight the Malayan Rubber price yesterday opened steadier on further short-covering. In London on Monday the pre-weekend firmness continued in moderately active dealings. A vastly Improved Singapore210 words
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Article140 1962-10-17 14 MELBOURNE, Tut*. 'THE market strength continued. x Key storks led a general appreciation. Palls were few and small with the exception of Rled Murray which was highlighted with a drop of 6d to Is. 6d Oils were Irregular. Ampol Exploration gained Is. 3d. to 13s. 6d. and Clarence140 words
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Article144 1962-10-17 14 Oct 16. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) ■usinsaa dene Dunlop* 10 rts. Rothmans 11 eta F. N. 14 eta. 8. Darhr «id Gammon 10 eta. C. Storase 4ad. 1. Waugh 12 eta. Steamship Sets. U. Rrew. 25 ets. 8. Times 20 cts. Container 9 eta. s. Trader* 29 eta.144 words
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Article94 1962-10-17 14 CHINESE ■'redwee liehanie Sinus•tere iwen avMea per picui yeatarday: Ceeetwt ell: bulk ».W sellers, drum (42 sellers. Ceawa: October $27a buyera. S2H sellera. l»ap»ar i Muntok white Sl47| aelleni. Rarawak white Sl4B xellera, special Sarawak black $1124 aellers carbled L*mponc black Sl2O sellers. AiTA Jl3O seller* Smmport Ceesnut94 words
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Article28 1962-10-17 14 October 16. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 78 :l cents (up five-eighths of a cent). TIN $422 (up EM cents). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 20 tons).28 words
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Article220 1962-10-17 14 CHIPS lying alenatida tha Sinmpor. 29^30. Everglory is. ilandowl 2.V2«. Bamora 46. MlyaJlma Man 40/41. Kristin Bakke 15/16. Auby NW Randahara 13/14 Yamaasa Maru 38/ 39. Brlgit Haersk 3«/39 Outer reads: Po*yet (U.8.8.R >, Weybank. Glory. Tamashlma Maru. Bandahara. Doctor Lykes. Triumph, Bandar Bahru. Karakomm. Penning. Bllver220 words
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Article219 1962-10-17 14 NOVEMBER flr»t (rada rubbar buyara f.a.b. clewed at r> p.m. In Slnrapor* a,Dd Kuala Lumpur yesterday at TM rents up flve-eirhthx of a cent. Tn» tone waa Mtarty quiet. I.C.C.R.A. anrt F.M.R.E. rlonlng prfes In rent* per In. yeoterday: Int. J R.B.R. prompt (.oh. buyer* snj. aaOan 1OJ:219 words
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Article126 1962-10-17 14 THE Malayan Exchange Banka' Am.oiition made these changes la Ita rales to merchants yesterday (all ratea to $100): New Verk: rtuylna; TT 321. ntraiall OD 33. 90 d/st 334 credit bills. 331 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 7/16. airmail OD 35 916, 90 d/at 36 1/16 credit126 words
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Advertisement1043 1962-10-17 14 I y^— KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTD., HlllMl O.S.A- Pateifi* AUaailt Coast S«rvlo« tia ill tia tia >oo» "'•«<• waenf a riMcm t *aa*iat h iwi Kaaikawa Mara 3131 Oct K Oct 5 Na« 21 N t No. 12 Oac ■Caatta Mara" am mt M »a«/i Oaa «oaa naaa II Oaa1,043 words
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Advertisement855 1962-10-17 14 SAILINGS TO U.K. Dep. S'rx>ro Otx>. Penor»o Arr. U.K. ■CHUSAN" 6 No. t Nn 29 No. "ORCADES- 9 Date 31 Oac •CATHAT" 10 Dec 11 Daw 2 Jon 63 Limited First Closs occommodotion o»oilobl« in "CATHAT" Limited First and Tounat Cloaa accommodation ovoilobls in "CHUSAN" Mt "ORCADES". Apply te your855 words
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Advertisement52 1962-10-17 14 Oriental Navigation Corporation Limited KUALA LUMPUR from Straits Ports to Colombo s.s. "BANDAHARA" loading for Colombo SINGAPORE PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG In Pert 20 Oct. 21/24 Oct. 25/26 Oct. Agents. Ocmric lliyi (Sitfaotrt) lit., ttmmt Horn. Siofopon. Tel: *****. Agents Ocuoic LltyU (F. of M.) Lti., Pmnt Til: *****. P. S'bn52 words
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Advertisement344 1962-10-17 14 NOTICE Mr. Robert Slow Hon Chong Is no longer In our employ and lie is therelore no more authorised to transact business on our behalf. NEW STATE BOOK CO., 179, MacPherson Road, Singapore. tender" NOTICE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE Tenders are Invited for the purchase of the following RAAF equipment:—344 words
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Advertisement746 1962-10-17 15 NOTICE With effect irom 10th October 1962. Mr. Andrew Gob Hock Ouan is no longer in our employ, and itas no authority to transact any buuness or collect any money on our behalf. SOCIETA COMMISSION ARIA DI ESPORTAZIONE E DI IMPORTAZIONE 175A/IT9, Cecil Street. Singapore. DISTRICT COURT SALE In the746 words
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Advertisement453 1962-10-17 15 NOTICES In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCES <194«-1946) AND J. C. ENTERPRISES, LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Creditors of the abovenamed Company, which is being voluntarily wound up, are required on or before the 11th day oi December, 1962, to tend In their names453 words
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Advertisement1180 1962-10-17 15 NOTICE I THE TOWN BOARDS r ENACTMENT (F.M.S. Cap. 137) Notice under Sections 39(1) and (Ui) TAIPIXG TOWN COUNCIL No. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the books containing the valuation of, and the rates Imposed on all holdings not exempted from payment of rates In the Taiplng Town Council Area1,180 words
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Advertisement308 1962-10-17 15 NOTICES NOTICE HONG KOXG UNIT FUNDS LIMITED SECOND BONG KONG FIND Under the terms of the Trust Deed, a distribution will be made jri 15th December. 1962. to persons who are registered unltholders on 31st October. 1962. HONG KONG it SHANGHAI BANK. HONG KONG (TRUSTEE) LIMITED. TBL'STEE. Singapore. 17th. 18th308 words
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Advertisement1015 1962-10-17 15 COMPANY MEETING SOUTHERN KINTA CONSOLIDATED TOTAL PRODUCTION CONSTITUTES A RECORD SIR DOUGLAS WARING ON THE U.S. STOCKPILE AND FUTURE PROSPECTS The 28th Annual Oeneral MeetIng of Southern Klnta Consolidated. Limited will be held on 2nd November at 55-61, Moorgate, Loodon, E.C2 The following Is the Statement by the Chairman, SIR1,015 words
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Advertisement1010 1962-10-17 15 to the Bernara area and the improvements necessary to the dredge is around £385,000 and will take up to eighteen months to complete. Although the anticipated drop In the Company's total production has I not yet materialised, the time is now approach: ng when our older plants will have to1,010 words
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Advertisement62 1962-10-17 15 M IS* R I I MINI MINOR CARS VANS AND PICK-UPS MORRIS SUPER 850 .MORRIS MIM TRAVELLEU MORRIS M'NI M TON VAN BIGGEST VALUE IN MINI MOTORING MORRIS COOPER MORRIS M TON PICKUP MORRIS MINI MINOR I ii mtn I hiiiht I i 1 1 ie i MALAYAN MOTORS LTD.62 words
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382 1962-10-17 16 World basketball meet row Philippines government action condemned gELGRADE, Tues. Daniels Knezevic, president of the Yugoslav Basketball Federation, demned as "an act of discrimination" the decision of the Philippines government to refuse entry visas to Yugoslavia to compete in thei world basketball ch<i m pi onshipsReuter - 382 words
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Article, Illustration99 1962-10-17 16 DOUBLE) TO HAVE EYES ADJUSTED MOSS (SEEING LONDON, Tues, Racing driver Stirling Moss, seriously Injured In a 120-mph crash last Easter, said today he will have an operation soon to realign his eyesight. "My forward vision has not been affected." Moss said. "But my side vision Is not right. WhenUPI - 99 words
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137 1962-10-17 16 Sportsman of Year award for Dixie PERTH, Tues. Brilliant West Australian athlete Dixie Willis— holder of the women's world records for 880 yards and 800 metreshas been named winner of the "Sportsman of the Year" award for 1962. reports 808 LENTON Dixie made a name for herself in Malaya earlier137 words
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415 1962-10-17 16 THE WORLD OF SPORT NEW DELHI. Tues. G. D. Sondhi, (India), a senior vicepresident of the Asian Games Federation, yesterday sent a 40--page report on the Jakarta Games to Avery Brundage, president of the International Olympic Committee. Mr. Sondhi, who, is also aReuter - 415 words
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Article, Illustration79 1962-10-17 16 3300.000 OFFER FOR LAVER BRISBANE, Tues. Rod Layer (Australia) who completed a "(rand slam" of the world's major tennis titles this year, was yesterday offered US$lOO,OOO to turn professional. The offer was made by Ken Rosewall and Ashley Coopei*. representing a professional troupe They had previously offered Layer CBSBS 000.79 words
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319 1962-10-17 16 T ONDON. Tues. Hidden Li Meaning retains her position as favourite at 10-1 for tomorrow's Cambridg- 1 shire to be run over 9f at Newmarket. Closing prices: 10-1 Hidden Meaning; 11-1 Bewlldroom; 14-1 Golden Wedding; 18-1 Colour Blind; 20-1 Fool's Gold; 22-1 Shady Street; 28-1Reuter - 319 words
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Advertisement290 1962-10-17 16 Here, there, (almost anywhere) fit colourful FORMICA not just any decorative laminate Up-to-date architects and contractors always foricca laminates are versatile too,. They specify formica decorative laminates. They come in a variety of non-fading colours and know formica material is a tough surface: modern patterns to suit the mood of290 words
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Advertisement260 1962-10-17 16 Handy portable clothes hanger c^— v IRONING SL CADDY* Singapore Prict l/t\ $14.50 rl A Save steps ,7*7 avoid wrinkles, ffSmm hang those fresh. y ironed clothes right besice your ironing board on this convenient, portable clothes rack that holds up to 24 garments, yet fords to fit in a260 words
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Article172 1962-10-17 17 TENNIS MALACCA, Tues. Billy Yap (Selangor) won the men's singles title in the Malacca lawn tennis open championships here yesterday. Billy beat Kwok Yoke Yen 6-4. 4-6. 9-7 In the final. Billy and Yoke then formed a victorious partnership l in the doubles final, beating172 words
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Article22 1962-10-17 17 w PENANO, Tues. The Penane Table Tennis Association will hold their 1962 open, junior and Inter-team championships early next month.22 words
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199 1962-10-17 17 Sattar will be told to go, says Soh SINGAPORE, Tues. Boh Ghee Soon, president o<_ the Singapore Amateur F.A., said today that national coach Rahim Sattar will be told to leave at the end of his term. "But this does not mean that SAFA are giving in to the demand199 words
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Article105 1962-10-17 17 CINOAPORE, Tues. Indian Association registered their first win when they beat Combmed Schools 3-1 In the S.H.A. League Div. 1 game at Balestier Road today. Schools scored in the fifth minute through Cheng Sam, who beat three defenders and goalkeeper Kong Chee. Indians equalised in the105 words
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Article65 1962-10-17 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The semi-finals of the Selangor Inter-school hockey tournament for the Tun Abdul Razak Cup will be played at Imbi Road tomorrow. Federation Military College, the holders, will meet Victoria Institution in the first match and High School, Klang, will meet Cochrane school in65 words
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336 1962-10-17 17 Pullar starts with bright century CRICKET KALOOORLIE, Tuesday. mHE MCC opened their Australian tour here today with a bright batting display, piling up 247 runs for four wickets in 173 minutes and then declaring. But the bowlers found difficulty In dislodging limpetlike Western Australian Country XI batsmen on an easyReuter - 336 words
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Article51 1962-10-17 17 ROME. Tues Australia beat Britain In a diplomatic 'Test match" here at the weekend and so won a copper urn without ashes. The Australian Embassy XI beat their British .coir leagues as well as the Roman Catholic English College team to win Rome Cricket Association's "maiden"51 words
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Article60 1962-10-17 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Chinese, strong contenders for th<» title, scored their second win In the BAFA premier league competition when they beat Army 6-0 at Jalan Besar stadium todayMan behind their runaway victory was left winger Lee Seng Pah, who scored four, Including a huttrick a few minutes60 words
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Article36 1962-10-17 17 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Singapore All-Blues will have a final trial match against Singapore Cricket Club on the padang tomorrow before selecting the team to meet Negrl-Malacca in their Cup tie at Thomson Road on Saturday.36 words
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Article425 1962-10-17 17 EPSOM JEEP - PRIDE OF PERSIA A 'MUST FOLLOW RACING ay EPSOM JEEP Singapore. Tuesday J ARK down Pride of Persia as a "must follow" for the coming Bukit Timah meeting. The six-year-old is in terrific form. With apprentice Mamat Hassan astride, Pride of Persia did a dashing gallop over 3f in 38425 words
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Article103 1962-10-17 17 Asian ref s for Tokyo Olympics PNANG. Tues. Asian soccer referees will have we opportunity of taking part In the 1964 Olympic Games at Tokyo. Koe Ewe Teik, who attended the FIFA referees committee meeting at Belgrade recently as representative of Asia. said today that the Olympic Games committee had103 words
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196 1962-10-17 17 CINGAPOBE. Tuea. Weights for four races on Oct. 24 (Wednesday) are: CLASS 1, DIV. I— «F Usaha-Setta 9.5; Native Kingdor, .'.10; Big Nol»« 8.9; Memo 8.) V oodcote Lady 8.7; Neareo Myth B.S; Hoi Houw l.l; South of France 8.1; Kerrydale 7.11: Junmirk196 words
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Article43 1962-10-17 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Federation Signals scored their second rugger win today when they beat Royal Malayan Air Force by 8 points (two tries) to 3 (penalty) at Rifle Range Road ground. Signals, showing more dash and strong tackllngs, were deserving winners.43 words
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Article128 1962-10-17 17 MOK SIN PIN - Marquis makes Malayan debut MOK SIN PIN OINGAPORE, Tues. *3 Angus Clydesdale, the 24-year-old Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale, made his debut in Malayan motor-racing here on Sunday when he took part in the Autumn Sprint at Sembawang. Lord Clydesdale family motto: "Never Behind"— finished second In the event for128 words
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Article135 1962-10-17 17 Lord Clydesdale, heir to the Duke of Hamilton, Is a flying officer In the RAF and~has been posted to the Canberra Bquadron at Tengah. He is well-known in British motor-racing circles. Last year he took part in 30 race meetings in England and won four events, Including one135 words
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Article37 1962-10-17 17 PENANO. Tups— North tone matches of the Poons; Seong Cup badminton competition have been postponed from this month to midDecember. The Heah Cup Intersone final between Penang and Blngapoi* women h*# also been postponed Ull December.37 words
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Article40 1962-10-17 17 SOCCER VOON CUP (Ipoh): PWD 3 Telecoms 0. HOCKEY PENANO LOE: CRO 3 TPCA 'A' 1 SLRC 6 Customs 1. TAIPING LOE: Prisons 8 2 Workshop FEME 0. TABLE TENNIS FRIENDLY (XL) MAS old boys bt present boys 4-3.40 words
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Miscellaneous105 1962-10-17 17 Today's sport diary RUGGER v Supreme Court (Oeylang); *A' trial: su« uuion. SgS- 'SB I v padang. »16>. Clob »«*«hes: j Youngsters (Coronation Klan« dub v BTTI (Klang); BCC m vCheng Wan (Jn v Spore All-Blues (Spore pad- "QJj,^ JalU) aus 5.15* HOCKEY LEWIS TROPHY: VI v FMC trja.vgulaß: po105 words
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Article34 1962-10-17 18 THE REMAINS OF Mi. Into Mr. 1 I Xavirr retired Assistant Superintendent of Post K.L. will be removed for mien inent from 14. Road •4. P.J. 9 a.m ChMH Road Catholic CVmeirry 17.10.62.34 words
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Article191 1962-10-17 18 TWO MUST GIVE UP SEATS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Two Socialist Front members of the Bentong Town Council In Pahang will be asked to vacate their seats as their election last year has been declared void. The two councillors are Lee Hoi Chee and Phoon iChee Kai. This is the sequel191 words
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Article, Illustration249 1962-10-17 18 CAIRO, Tues.— Usually reliable Egyptian sources say they believe Imam Mohammed, earlier reported killed in the Yemeni Revolt, is now in Gizan, a Saudi Arabian port near the north-west border .of the Yemen. The Egyptian sources said tribesmen had helped the Imam to escape249 words
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147 1962-10-17 18 That 'ghost' is back, and school shuts again JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The "ghosc" of Al Atas Arabic School here is back after staying away for two days. Four girls were gaily strolling into their classroom when the "ghost" appeared. The terror-stricken girls screamed and tainted. Up went the school's shutters147 words
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Article44 1962-10-17 18 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. R. A. Yokes. manager of the Chartered Bank (Malaya) Trustee Ltd.. will speak on "Some Aspects of Wills" at a luncheon meeting of the Sinfwpore Association of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries at Cathay Restaurant on Oct. 30.44 words
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Article31 1962-10-17 18 SALISBURY. Tues. A Salvation Army church in the Marlborough suburb of Salisbury and a mission classroom In an African reserve were both burned Jown •arly today, police reported.31 words
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Article370 1962-10-17 18 LONDON, Tues. Very quiet conditions prevailed In stock markets today and no decided trend was established. Industrials made satisfactory showing but gUtedged turned easier after a firm start and closed with widespread losses of 1/16 to 3 16 Gains predominated In the industrial market but interest was very370 words
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150 1962-10-17 18 Instruments stolen, Air Force band cancels Changi practice SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE 40-MAN Far East Air Force Band had to cancel practices this evening, following the theft of 13 of their musical instruments from their music room at Changi Air Base. The stolen Instruments, valued at $8,000. included an expensive American150 words
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104 1962-10-17 18 Demolition squad explodes a war relic SINGAPORE. Tues.— A British Army demolition squad today exploded a 60 1 b. shell, a relic of the war. on a hill overlooking Telok Siangan. Scores of families from Gillman Barracks and a nearby village at the foot of the hill were evacuated before104 words
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Article72 1962-10-17 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. A record number of 40.240 pXipils lrom all the four language streams in Singapore today began their threeday primary ocnool leaving examination. The children 23.265 lrom the English primary schools, 14.262 from Chinese schools. 2,603 from Malay schools and 110 from Tamil schools are72 words
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Article30 1962-10-17 18 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Social Science- Society of the University of Singapore will hold a 'Ma lam Tamash.V social gathering at the Sea View Hotel on Oct. 27.30 words
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Article52 1962-10-17 18 SINGAPORE. Tues— Watet will be cut off in the following areas tomorrow along Labrador Villa Road, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon in Bart ley Rise Estate, from 9 a.m. to 3 pjn. and aloin? Akynb Road, between 431-H and 431-S. Balestier Road, from 9 a.m. to52 words
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Article24 1962-10-17 18 WASHINGTON. Tues. President Kennedy will confer at the White House on Thursday with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromvko, It was announced today.24 words
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Article165 1962-10-17 18 AFTER A LULL, NEW CLASH NEW DELHI, Tues.— Chinese flred at an Indian post op India's North East Frontier today, thus breaking a five day lull. An Indian spokesman-* said the Chinese lired at an Indian posl in the Dhola area. One Chinese was killed. There were no Indian cuMialtir.sReuter; UPI - 165 words
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Miscellaneous41 1962-10-17 18 IJIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures for Malaya and Singapore for tiie period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowfst Kuala Lumpur 90 73 Kola Bharu 8b 75 Penang 86 73 Ipoh 88 72 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 86 7341 words
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