The Straits Times, 12 December 1962
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Title Section21 1962-12-12 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times flow* flat*** Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 03621 words
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Article972 1962-12-12 1 LESLIE HOFFMAN - 40,000 in rush for food, news LESLIE HOFFMAN BRUNEI INFORMATION MEN HAVE FAILED UTTERLY AND ABYSMALLY From LABUAN. Tues J^T 10 a.m. today for the first time sine t Saturday night 40,000 people of Brunei Town were allowed to leave their homes for two hours. Thousands of people who hp.d972 words
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Article, Illustration1349 1962-12-12 1 LESLIE HOFFMAN - LESLIE HOFFMAN Insurgents hold nine hostage Highlanders and Gurkhas link up in oil town and clear area— their main concern now is prisoners' safety Only the police station in rebel hands 2A.M. REPORT from ANDUKI AIRFIELD (Seria), Tues.-The Shell oilfield town of Seria was tonight in Government handsLini Yaw Chong - 1,349 words
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Article125 1962-12-12 1 JAKARTA, Tuesday PRESIDENT So c karno said last night the people of Brunei would eventually win in their struggle for freedom. Speaking at a state banquet in honour of Yugoslav Vice-President Edvard Kardelj, now visiting Indonesia, President Soekarno said: "What is happening in Brunei has something toReuter - 125 words
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248 1962-12-12 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tu«S. rpENGKU Abdul Rahman told the House of Representatives today that the Brunei rebel leader, Azahari, and his "gang" revolted last weekend in the hope of bringing the three Borneo territories under foreign rule. In a forceful hour-long speech in which he assessed248 words
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143 1962-12-12 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Police field force units throughout Malaya are standing by in case they are needed for action in Brunei. All police leave has been cancelled Men already on leave are liable to be recalled without notice. A force of 210 police- men, including143 words
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Article60 1962-12-12 1 Philippine envoy flies home MANILA, Tues. Philippine Ambassador to Malaya. Yusup Abubakar, arrived here today for consultations with the Foreign Office. He told newsmen at the airport that he would meet Vlce-PTesident Emmanuel Pelaez tomorrow to discuss the ABA Foreign Ministers' meeting, "scheduled to take place in Bagulo In January."60 words
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Article39 1962-12-12 1 PAPERS SHUT DOWN SERIV UV'l— Ku< cports police am an Ckaog Mrne. icr of tlir Council N nd of committee >ITP CWmM Mini •iv Wen Pau or K>" nd Mm Cbon? I'm >ibu «eva <kv>rd down trutrr39 words
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Article, Illustration409 1962-12-12 2 Warning to Tshombe of Congo unity measures LEOPOLDVILLE, Tuesday. JHE United Nations has told President Moise Tshombe of Katanga that it will now invoke all phases of U Thant's plan and '"such other steps as may prove necessary" to bring about reunification in the Congo. The measures could include a409 words
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196 1962-12-12 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. Mr. Dean Rusk, the U.S. Secretary of State, told a Press conference yesterday that the Skybolt missile was under budgetary review but that no decision on it had yet been made. Mr. Rusk said that Mr. Robert McNamara, the VS. Secretary ofReuter - 196 words
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Article40 1962-12-12 2 BANGKOK, Tues.— The Foreign Affairs Ministry yesterday announced that the King and Queen have accepted the Invitation from the Emperor and Empress of Japan. The visit to Japan will take place about the end of May. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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264 1962-12-12 2 A SQUEAL FROM 33 MILLION MILES IN -SPACE— WASHINGTON, Tups. The sound made by the U.S. Mariner II spacecraft as it passes within SMM miles of Venus on Friday will be piped direct to a Press conference being arranged here for that time, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)Reuter - 264 words
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Article455 1962-12-12 2 FRANCIS BOEY - DATELINE 1 Hong Kong FRANCIS BOEY From SHAW Brothers (Hong Kong) outbid several real estate investors to buy a 200,000 square-foot piece of Crown land in Clear-water Bay Road, Ah Kung Wan, to extend its studio. Mr. Run Run Shaw bought the land at a public auction for HK5824,000. MACAO-HONG455 words
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Article145 1962-12-12 2 WASHINGTON, Tues MR. Dean Rusk, the U.S. Secretary of State, said at a Press conference yesterday that Soviet military staff appeared to be moving out of Cuba. He said this did tiot necessarily mean the "end of the story on that particular point." "Certainly we couldReuter - 145 words
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Advertisement102 1962-12-12 2 Foster' sj ['Lager ■r^^^^CZß^ Drink a beer that's really beer Foster's Lager. Enjoy its clean, keen, mP^ W^F c °ld taste. Linger over its full-bodied fßSfiftjPj^^ sparkle and get a lift that makes you MTbJffli i^d you're thirsty. Foster's Lager is man's drink which refreshes like nothing else can. That's102 words
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Miscellaneous19 1962-12-12 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby L mSi rJ V A SCHOOL •W/ f\ LOVE a A /mid-might fi**T?.S\ jo*19 words
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136 1962-12-12 3 Missile explodes during war duty test launch VADENBERG, Tues. .Minutenman intercontinental ballistic missile, expected to have been declared operational this week, exploded shortly after launching: at this Californian base yesterday. The cause was not disclosed immediately. Lift-off of the 58ft. solid fuel rocket appeared normal as it rose from itsReuter - 136 words
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Article, Illustration156 1962-12-12 3 PEKING, Tuesday. ]t| R. Chou En-lai, the Communist Chinese Prime Minister, disclosed here last night that his wife was ill. He made the disclosure when he apologised for her absence from the banquet given In his honour by Pakistan's Ambassador, Major- General RazaReuter - 156 words
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Article115 1962-12-12 3 ANOTHER ORDER FOR NEWS CHIEF IJRUSSELS Tues.— King Baudouin of the Belgians today awarded Mr. Walton A. Cole, general Ynanager of Reuter, the rank and insignia of Commander of the Order of the Crown. This high award is rarely bestowed on nationals of other countries. Mr. Cole was last yearReuter - 115 words
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Article55 1962-12-12 3 VATICAN CITY. Tuea. The Pope will broadcast his Christmas mc—gii to the world on Dec. 22 <at 2 30 a.m. Malayan time on Dec. 1 23). it was announced here last ninht. On Christmas Eve the Pope will celebrate Mass In his private chapel which55 words
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Article42 1962-12-12 3 CAPE CANAVERAL, Tues. The Army last night successfully fired a Pershing missile on a deliberate zig-zag course across the I Atlantic Ocean to test its ability to stay on course The rocket passed the test with flying colours. i U.P.I.UPI - 42 words
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Article36 1962-12-12 3 MOSCOW, Tues. The new Communist Chinese Ambassador to the Soviet Union, Mr. Pan Tzu-li, former Ambassador to India, arrived here yesterday to succeed Mr. Liv Hsiao, the Soviet news agency Tass said. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article, Illustration134 1962-12-12 3 THIS TURMOIL of black smoke and dazzling flame cost Britain $5,000.--000. And the blaze, at Filton, Bristol, may also delay the two white hope projects of Britain's aircraft industry. For the Vulcan bomber, which caught fire during a ground run. carried an additional test engine, theMirrorpic - 134 words
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407 1962-12-12 3 BOTH MOSCOW AND PEKING WORRIED LONDON, Tuesday gOVIET bloc leaders will meet this month to plan joint action against Peking's party-splitting activities. The meeting, probably in Moscow or Bucharest, would set the stage for a conference proposed by Peking to tackle theReuter; UPI - 407 words
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Article42 1962-12-12 3 TORONTO. Tues.— Eddie Carmal. 26, who describes himself us the tallest man in the world says he is still growing. Carmel. an Bft. 11 in. Alaskan arrived here yesterday to take part in a sales campaign. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article47 1962-12-12 3 LONDON. Tues. Sir Robert Black, Governor at Hong Kong, l"'t London by air yesterday to return to the colony after a sixweek "urgent private visit." "My wife was to undergo an operation which fortunately was successful." he said at the airport. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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188 1962-12-12 3 LONDON, Tues. Alfred Hawker, Britain's oldest soldier, has died at the age of 104, it was announced yesterday. He served in the Hampshire Re giment of Queen Victoria's Army for 12 years and fought In the 1879 Afghan War. MANILA: The Philippine188 words
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Article49 1962-12-12 3 BRIGHTON. Tues. Lady Audley actress Sarah Churchill was fined £2 yesterday for being drunk and disorderly here. A police inspector said that at nine in the morning on Aug. 18 she was dancing and shouting on Use road before a crowd of about 20 people. Beater.49 words
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Advertisement204 1962-12-12 3 <■: f£f^^ata«^B^Bwa«BM J^!**f"' ™JPlil v S.^l i <£,*'*^ faßsW*^ JKtS&m- M *?*<&*■ bk ■■*>"* f^pL^P'^B Sbiaß^ jhP BBB^a^^^alßMHßflßßl v Mt M Ht»C ■"■■■%■s WHAT, UNDERNOURISHED? It's true. Despite a full rice HOW VYKMIN CAN HELP In cases like this, a diet supplement bowl this woman may not be getting a204 words
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Advertisement703 1962-12-12 3 Protect your valuables in a Safe Deposit Box at MALAYAN FINANCE BUILDING I Singapore SH V V rC jP^AIR CONDITIONED HHW^^^SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT (TERMS MODERATE) THE MALAYAN FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation ot Malaya) Singapore office: 83 Victoria Street. Tel: ***** K ***** SIEMENS OF WtST GttMANY ELECTRIC703 words
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272 1962-12-12 4 Two in daring $10,000 payroll grab SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'pWO men armed with a revolver carried oat a $10,000 payroll grab in a rubber godown today, while about 20 workers inside were unaware of what was happening. The hold-up was carried out so calmly that none of the workers saw the272 words
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Article, Illustration64 1962-12-12 4 MX AND MRS. M. SHINODA, members of the '^-member Japanese ballroom dance team to World Professional Ballroom championship nt Melbourne's Festival Hall last ueek. who nre now in Singapore. They finished sixth in the individual championship won by Mr. Bob Burgess and Miss Doreen Freeman of64 words
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Article134 1962-12-12 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Can a sub- tenant recover excess of rent prior to a rent order made by the Rent Conciliation Board? This question was raised in the High Court yesterday when Hin Seng and Co.. claimed $12,555 from Seac Co. After hearing arguments from134 words
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Article72 1962-12-12 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Lee- i Hew Choral Society will present two concerts nt the Victoria Theatre on Dec. 16 and 18 at 8.15 p.m. The first will be "A Sona Recital" by tenor Chang Kai Pao. a pupil of Mr. Harold Williams of Australia. The other72 words
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Article40 1962-12-12 4 SINGAPORE. Tue*. The wife oi the Yang dl-Peituan Negara. Puan Noor Aishah. will be attend:nt; the Singapore Leprosy Relief Association's anim.r. Christmas feat to the children of Trafalgar Home at Yio Chu Kane Road at D.m. on Saturday40 words
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Article27 1962-12-12 4 SINGAPORE Tue.v. The Sing.'pore Group of Toe H nnd Toe H We men's Association will hod a Christmas party at Talbot House on Dec. 19.27 words
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462 1962-12-12 4 SINGAPORE. Tuas. THE sacked Borneo Company branch of the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union today accused the union's leadership of "misleading and goading" its 300 members in the company to go on strike and then leaving them in the lurch. It was462 words
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Advertisement387 1962-12-12 4 "A MASSIVE AND HONOURABLE PICTURE Of the ln>oiien of Europe I Award o 21 -fun taliit* to Producer DARRYL ZANUCK The stan of this film arc not the celebrltiei In battle drcts ..They are every Tom, Dick, Chuck and Pierre 'The unknown' toldiers of D Day Who add Hie luttre387 words
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Miscellaneous114 1962-12-12 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES 'THE following Is todays schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London, Dusseldorf. Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta. Kuala Lumpur (BA 708) 5 pjn.; from Sydney. Darwin iBA 701) 8.40 pjn. Garuda: Prom Jakarta (OA 804) 8.40 ajn.; from Bangkok (OA 803)114 words
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Miscellaneous121 1962-12-12 4 Malayan Airway*: Prom Kuala Lumpur (ML 171) 10 ajn.; from Penang. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur iML 103) 11.30 ajn.: from Hong Kong. Kuala Lumpur (ML 615) 4.45 pjn.; from Kota Bharu. Kuala Lumpur (ML 141) 4.50 p.m.; from Jesselton, Labuan. Kuchlng (ML 487) 7.25 p.m.; from Kota Bharu, Alor Star. Penang.121 words
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Miscellaneous135 1962-12-12 4 Sydney. Melbourne (BA 708) 5.45 p.m.; to Rangoon. New Delhi. Teheran. Te Aviv. Zurich. Frankfurt. London (BA 701) 7.30 p.m. Garuda: To Medan (OA 991) 9.30 a.m.; to Jakarta (OA 803) 6.15 p.m.; to Kuala Lumpur Bangkok (OA 804) 9.25 ajn. KLM: To Bangkok. Rangoon Karachi. Cairo, Rome. Amster dam135 words
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Article207 1962-12-12 5 Tin— a plan for higher price LONDON, Tues.— Malaya should withdraw from the International Tin Agreement unless the I.S. modifies its stockpile disposal policies, suggests Mr. G, \V Simms in a statement to shareholders of Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging and Sungei Besi Mines, two companies of which he is chairman.Reuter - 207 words
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Article33 1962-12-12 5 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues.— The Tsung Wah Middle School here has raised $5,000 from a twonight variety concert whicn ended last night and from public donations for a school brass band.33 words
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Article, Illustration602 1962-12-12 5 'Emergencies' to be seen now by senior doctor NEW SYSTEM FOLLOWS DEATH OF TURNED AWAY PATIENT SINGAPORE, Tues pATIENTS who go to gove rnment hospitals on the recommendation of priv a t c practitioners will in future be referred first to a senior medical officer or specialist. A government statement602 words
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Article51 1962-12-12 5 PENANG, Tues.— An ice water seller, Koay Eng Heong, 19. was today bound over for possessing an offensive weapon a homemade Japanese sword. "You are lucky you have a good record, so I am Riving you a chance," the magistrate Mr. Ng Mann Sau.51 words
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Article182 1962-12-12 5 IPOH, Tuesday. A TOWN councillor was killed and four others. including a woman local councillor, were injured in a road accident near Kampar last nieht They were travelling In a car from Mallm Nawar to Kampar when It crashed into a lorry parked beside the182 words
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86 1962-12-12 5 Thieves take blind man's radiogram IPOH, Tues.— A $250 r a,d i o-phonograph belonging to a blind worker employed at the Kinta Valley workshop for the blind has been stolen from the workshop's hostel in Gunong Rapat. near here The worker. Othman bin Mohamad Sabri. 21, returned to his room86 words
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Article44 1962-12-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The staff and workers of three estates in Selangor have contributed a total of $1,243 to the Save Democracy Fund. The Bank Negara received $521 from Shalimar Estate. $448 from Kempsey Estate and $274 from Berjuntal Estate44 words
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Article47 1962-12-12 5 SINGAPORE. lues— Two men, armed with daggers, broke fnio the Tian Konn Tay Moh Temple in Rangoon Road yesterday and got away with $345 in cash and jewellery The thugs tied up two of the women attendants while they ransacked th< building.47 words
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Article144 1962-12-12 5 POST your Xmas greetings EARLY KUALA LUMPUR lv Tues. The Postmaster General, Inche Mohamed Ibrahim bin Varshay, today called on the people to post their Christmas cards early to make sure of delivery on time. He warned that the final date to post cards to ensure delivery to any part144 words
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Article77 1962-12-12 5 SINGAPORE, Tues.— A flveman delegation from the Singapore National Trade Union Congress will leave for Kuala Lumpur tomorrow to attend the opening session of the annual conference of the Malayan Trades Union Congress on Friday. The NTUC delegation will be led by the president, Mr. Ho77 words
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172 1962-12-12 5 PENANG, Tuesday TTHE possibility of 1 setting up a Joint consultative body was discussed yesterday at a meeting between representatives of the four municipal councils in the Federation and their workers' unions. A statement issued today ov the penang City Councils172 words
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Advertisement183 1962-12-12 5 meluiani's 52, North Bridge Rd., (Near High St.) Tel: ***** fej/ Xmas \St\ SPECIAL Na.^ //MBiKfk I OFFERS FOR CHRISTMAS FOR THE usual NOW FOR THE uiual NOW LAD! ES P»«e only MEN prk« only Swiss Cotton Terylene blouses $7.50 $3.90 shirts $10.50 $7.90 Embroidered blouses 10.50 5.50 Cotton fancy183 words
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Advertisement335 1962-12-12 5 The Parker Guide fll|k To Gracious Gift Giving Some people seem to have an vnerring Instinct for selecting r^ C^\ tasteful, appropriate gifts. Their gifts \Hf S^S. are not unnecessarily expensive, A yet they are given with the easy ffrrig' II A assurance that bespeaks the right luf I choice.335 words
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Miscellaneous52 1962-12-12 5 fluffs Bunny By Balph tlfintdahl I HAVE TO (ULPi) ARE VA SURE K MMMM.^Itt NOT I I ipuwtij > m MMty STOP HERE TH 1 BRAKES ON THIS C TAKIN'ANY Jj o L. wu*Dfe I fAT THE BAKERY U'L BUS WILL HOLP CHANCKJ i* *£<^^^ mi tMcnnrl K before iowivei52 words
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Advertisement1162 1962-12-12 6 Omega Constellation Chronometer with calendar. Each Omega Constellation holds the Swiss Government's top degree for accuracy "Chronometer with Especially Good Results" is the highest accuracy rating reserved for commercially produced Swiss wrist watches. Each Omega Constellation qualifies for this title. It does so during 360 hours in a Swiss Institute1,162 words
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174 1962-12-12 7 BRUSSELS. Tu«s. ORITAIN and the European Common Market "Six" have agreed to open negotiations for a trade agreement between the market, if Britain joins it, and the future Federation of Malaysia, it was authoritatively learned here. Pending signing of this agreement, the enlargedReuter - 174 words
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Article, Illustration335 1962-12-12 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. a SCHOOL principal, who left Limbang, North Sarawak, four days before it fell into rebel hands today expressed anxiety for the safety of eight Europeans, including an American Peace Corps man, who he fears may have been captured by the rebels. Mr.335 words
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111 1962-12-12 7 'Shots— but we thought it was exercise' SINGAPORE. Tues. Two Persian brothers evacuated from Brunei were Interrogated by military intelligence men on their arrival at Changi last night. Mr. Jamshid Maane. 26. a religious teacher, said: "We were asked many questions." He was accompanied by his 19-year old brother Hedayattolah.111 words
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Article55 1962-12-12 7 PENANG. Tues. The chairman of the Penang division of the Socialist Front, Mr. 00l Thiam Slew, expressed the hope last night that there would be an early and peaceful settlement in Brunei. Addressing a Socialist Front rally at Sungei Ara. Mr. Ooi. said: "The situation55 words
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145 1962-12-12 7 9 border bandits out of the fight ALOR STAR, Tues. Nine border terrorists were eliminated one killed, two captured and six surrendered during the year, the Kedah State Legislative Assembly was told today. The Mentrl Besar, Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin, said in addition 32 terrorist camps and halting places were145 words
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Article266 1962-12-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JHE Civil Service Clerical Federation today told Tengku Abdul Rahman in a letter that it would not accept the pay scale now being negotiated between the Government and the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services because its members266 words
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81 1962-12-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The British High Commission has contacted the widow of Mr. T. V. Nell, a British engineer who was found dead in his room at the Station Hotel here yesterday morning. She Is living In Ongar. Essex, England. Mr. Neil was a81 words
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Article55 1962-12-12 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. G. Manickam, 40, who was partially paralysed, hanged himself In the bathroom of his son's quarters at the Naval Base last month, an inquest was told today. Manlckam's body was found hanging at 5 a.m. on Nov. 2 by his son. M. Veerasamy, a driver55 words
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Article26 1962-12-12 7 KUALA TRENOGANU. Tue*. The Trengganu Mentrl Besar. Da to Ibrahim Flkri bin Mohamed. opened a 145.000 post office at Kampong Raja. Becut, today.26 words
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115 1962-12-12 7 SINGAPORE. Toes. A schoolboy. Khoo Chenr Chna, 11. was drowned when he jumped into the sea off the Seaside Hotel at Pasir Panjang on Oct. 17 and found too late that he Mad misjudged the water's depth. At a coroner's inquest today Ong115 words
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Advertisement392 1962-12-12 7 The Parker Guide To Thoughtful Gift(Giving As the gHt season approaches, your II thoughts turn more and more toward your family and friends and J$ the gifts you will select for them. You want each gift to be right, jri x^}\ to be most appropriate ..one that Lj?C^ja£s^ fS rejects392 words
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Article, Illustration140 1962-12-12 8 The bu ffalo W rebels SOLDIERS EXAMINE A CAPTURED REBEL UNIFORM THE BRUNEI WAR -IN PICTURES PROOF that the state's Party Rakyat is behind the armed revolt in Brunei is given in these pictures of the uniform of a captured rebel soldier. Examining the uniform at Brunei airfield are two140 words
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Advertisement378 1962-12-12 8 f-tfbffi*' J 31 I A 5 'x A CAIN x^ at mtr 'B um B Question: i*^S^J|S I g( l 4 f Bk«a#^BB? /^bßbbbb s season> we inv te > ou to VL <OJ bI rt K flVwa T^BBi Jk»intrigue with us in giving the 'h libk > »B-^^ "mSStSm378 words
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Article, Illustration2715 1962-12-12 9 Why Brunei rebels' plot failed, by the Tengku Walkout by Opposition before the Premier speaks THE P.M.1.P., SOCIALISTS AND P.P.P. ATTACK THE GOVT FOR SENDING POLICEMEN TO TROUBLE SPOT KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday fENGKU Abdul Rahman today attacked leaders of the Socialist Front and the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party for backing the2,715 words
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Advertisement379 1962-12-12 9 The Parker Guide To Memorable Giftfciving What characterizes one gift as a soon-to-be-forgotten trinket, another a cherished possession? While price is sometimes a factor, a gift /r~~\fi is more often judged by the L^y)*>f| thoughtfulness and sincerity it ISnfV A I reflects. To be marked as memorable, W/^L a gift379 words
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159 1962-12-12 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Ministry of Rural Development has approved a $75,000 grant for a new "home for Girl Guides. The State Commissioner for Selangor Girl Guides, Mrs. J. A. Nahappan, announcing this today, said: "This generous grant to the Guide Hut is159 words
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274 1962-12-12 10 SARAWAK EXPELS BARISAN 'TOURIST' PARTY SINGAPORE. Tups. Four Baris.in Sosiulis officials thrre of them are AsmmiiMj men returned here from Kuchint; this afternoon after receiving a a.m. order from the Sarawak <;<mernment to leave the country. They are Mc-srv Chan Sun Wing, LMM Kin.Sens, Lin You fag (all Assemblymen) and274 words
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Article189 1962-12-12 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Turn. rpHE MINISTRY of EducaA tion said today that owing to the exceptionally large number of pupils (129,000) who sat the Malayan secondary school entrance examination this year, it might not be possible to release the results until the last week of this month.189 words
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Miscellaneous43 1962-12-12 10 AU+fi Onp By V. T. Hamlin IHeh Traey By Chvstvr <.<>uhl "iil^^^Kin*^**^^ 1 HEyijOOICTW rF ELU?W 11 YES. TWERE'S VI L'MV eVES^jHHßT^iflli Lii Abnor By 1/ I«pp -^V AB*IIR DISAPPEARED.?"] (&1OOOO") VW'^W.// 1 1 L f^y IJB9 S y V v^/>-^^v^. i r—43 words
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Article, Illustration1679 1962-12-12 11 Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE 127 died in America's biggest hotel tragedy THE WINECOFF DISASTER AND THE TERRIBLE LESSON IT TAUGHT Woman jumps to her death AT 3.30 a.m. on December 9. 1946, a girl lift operator was taking some guests to the 10th floor of Atlanta's WinecofT Hotel when the1,679 words
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Advertisement235 1962-12-12 11 Notice to the Public: the BLUE BAND of Rothmans KING SIZE it. g^*^""Mllt] j^^^MßW The Trade Mark I VfSk ,3rß incorporated in MOTHMAMa Of PAll MAll. lONOON. f»T Side Front Tv^/T I OOUtIT SMOOTH tIITIH Ti» Base Back Illustrated above are the front, side, Over the years this distinctive back235 words
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Obituary15 1962-12-12 12 Wmrim Sit (Minimum) RICH J.H. Chairman Tronoh Mines Limited in Kngland 7th December. KM.15 words
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Article108 1962-12-12 12 H.r«-« %l» (Minimum) MR. A MM. Leong Sal Kwaa thank rns'ivi-s and friends far their presents, lood wishes and attendance at tknr redding on ft- 1 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Ng Hun Thi thank all relatives and friends for their ;issi.«tance, attendance, messages or condolence and reaias108 words
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Article312 1962-12-12 12 M Wtrit Sl* {Minimum) LATEST STYLE* of Italian Ladlea Shoea just arrived at "Hilda's" mew branch) Amber Arrade. Tel. *****. S IM>re. THROWING A PARTY? Don't forict to put a bottle of Ainruk in ynur living room afterwards and banish male air. SWEETHEART It Is said Wine m*keth clad312 words
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974 1962-12-12 12 The Straits Times Wednesday. December 12, 1962. Behind The Revolt Plain speaking by the Tengku has ripped away part of the jveil that has shrouded the Brunei insurrection. The uljtimate intention of the insurgents was to get the Borneo territorial under a "foreign government," he told Parliaiment yesterday. Quite obviously974 words
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Article309 1962-12-12 12 The Brunei revolt has lesssons for the people of all the Borneo territories, Sarawak in particular. The rebels have intruded into the Colony's Fifth Division and from Manila Azahari even talks of marching on Kuching. It is an empty boast but revealing for thatAll political parties in Sarawak309 words
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525 1962-12-12 12 John Cruesemann - LEAN: THE MAN WHO LIVES ONLY FOR FILMS John Cruesemann by I ONDON, Tues. His pictures are famous: "Bridge on the River Kwai." "Sound Barrier." "Brief Encounter." "Great Expectations." and now "Lawrence of Arabia." Yet David Lean, probably the greatest film director ia the world, is little known. One reason525 words
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Letter373 1962-12-12 12 I MUST express my concern over the methods adopted by the executive ol the Array Civil Service Union In collecting the "Building Fund Let me state right away that 1 am one of those who have already paid the three per cent of my back pay award373 words
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Article, Illustration1388 1962-12-12 12 NORA BELOFF - IS THIS THE FINAL FLING FOR MAC? NORA BELOFF AS THE BRITISH PREMIER PREPARES TO SET OUT FOR TALKS WITH DE GAULLE, KENNEDY by LONDON. Tu.. MR. MACMILLAN d c p a r ts in a few days on what may well be his last overseas tour Prime Minister of1,388 words
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Advertisement516 1962-12-12 12 Stniti Ti>«* Malay Mail l 'assmee 1 edvertlessaente may he hantfeal eat Ist 'tear COLO STONASaT A«CAD« Orchard Reed COLO fTORttl MtANeMBe AT HOLLAND HOAD—K ATOH« KaTPPCL ROAD-NAVAL "ABB AutKorlsee Agents CITY BOOK STORK LTD Winchester Heus«. Cellyer Quay THI NaTwa rfJOHT rittMtrlek'e tueemiarhel M. M. MMAIL Admiralty ftoaai. Naval516 words
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Advertisement33 1962-12-12 12 Me**jr SaUaaßßßßaßßaaf Jwst AfTtwQv A WIDE R \*CI •F TOYS MIR HRIVT*I\N at vary ra aaowaW* prices See them TODAY C.K. TANG (SINGAPORE) LTD. 310. ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. TEL: *****. ***** (4 LJNCS)33 words
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Advertisement81 1962-12-12 12 Ask for world favourite ASAHI BEER (GOLDEN QUALITY) Aajami fW %in§ spare mnJ Malay* HONO HOMO CO.. ITD. 144. «ae>lno»a *o<4 nwfasjare Tel mm jj! Unexpected Gifts 3 for CHRISTMAS DIAMOND RINGS n SAPPHIRE DIAMOND RINGS DIAMOND ETERNITY RINGS U U. S. de SUVA Jewellers V 106, ORCHARD RD., Singapore.81 words
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128 1962-12-12 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. The body ol a Gurkha soldier killed in Brunei was flown here today. He was a lance corporal oi the 1/2 Gurkha Rifles one ol the first groups of Britisn troops sent to crush the rebellion. The soldier would be given128 words
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Article42 1962-12-12 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Maior Mahmood bin Suleiman of the Ministry of Defence has been selected to serve in the Unittd Nations Command in the Congo. He is expected to leave by air for Leopold ville next week.42 words
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Article71 1962-12-12 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— Mr. I. mi? Kok Yun. 31. victim uf the parcel bomb outrage at Malayan Weaving Mills Ltd., at Tampoi last week, could alt up in an easy chair at the General Hospital here today. The other victims. Mr. Lai Tong Hal. the production71 words
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Article22 1962-12-12 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Water will be cut off In Nee Soon Road, tomorrow from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.22 words
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Article, Illustration289 1962-12-12 13 THEY WILL MAINTAIN LAW, NOT WAGE WAR, SAYS TENGKU SINGAPORE. Tues. Four platoons of the Johore police field force, totalling 150 men were airlifted today to Labuati in three batches by R.A.F transport planes. They included six police officers and there were two techicians from289 words
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Article, Illustration446 1962-12-12 13 WADDELL: HARD BARGAINING OVER MALA YSIA KUCHING, Tuesday. lIARD bargaining for Sarawak's interests in the Malaysia inter-governmental committee was reported by the Governor, Sir Alexander Waddell, in a tabled budget address to the Council Negri this morning. Sir Alexander said it had not been easy to consult the council on446 words
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Article71 1962-12-12 13 Union picks Nair to reorganise CINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union has formed a special committee headed by Mr. Devan Nair to make recommendations for the reorganisation of all aspects of the union's work. Mr. Nair Is also the union's general affairs secretary. The committee will concern71 words
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Article55 1962-12-12 13 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Housing and Development Beard was today granted court warrants jf dispossession to evict 38 squatters from a piece of land In the Alexandra area. The land, situated behind the Thye Hong Biscuit Factory In Alexandra Road, was acquired by the Government In May55 words
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Article60 1962-12-12 13 PENANO Tues.— A petrol pump attendant, Arulapper Arokiasamy. today was remanded In the Henry Ourney School for two years for using four forged documents as genuine. Arokiasamy, the prosecution stated, altered four petrol sale receipts at William's Motor Service, Tanjong Tokong Road, In an attempt60 words
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Article55 1962-12-12 13 TELUK ANSOM, Tues. Tue Mentrl Besar of Perak. Dato Bha arl bin Shaflee told poopl» In the Lower Perak district yesterday that the Government would spend more money on rural development projects next year than this year He said this when he toured the district and55 words
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Article43 1962-12-12 13 PORT DICKBON. Tues. former pupils of the Government English School. Port Dickson. will hold a aoclal and dance at the Chinese School Hal) here at 7.50 p.m. on Saturday. The highlight will be the election of "Miss Past Dtxonlan 19«2."43 words
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Article27 1962-12-12 13 KOTA BHARU. Tues. The Pohon Tanjong-Rantau Panjang road in the Paslr Mas district waa closed to all traffic today because of damage due to floods.27 words
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286 1962-12-12 13 University underwear raiders brick in the I—police1 police KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —University of Malaya students carried out a "pantie raid" at a women's residential college, then bricked in the police who went to investigate. The police were able to leave only after men in three patrol cars helped clear the286 words
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Article56 1962-12-12 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Eleven days after being scalded by a basin of hot water, a two-year-old boy. Chua Thlm Slew, of Kampong Hiap < Guan Ban, died at the General Hospital on Oct. 24, this year, an inquest was told today. The State Coroner, Mr. S. R. Chapkhana,56 words
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Article74 1962-12-12 13 SINGAPORE, Tues. Madam Chew Quee Neo. the "grand old lady" of Joo Chiat died today at the age of 71 after a short Illness. Madam Chew was the wife of the late Mr. Lee Tian Seek, a compra- dore of the Batu Pahat Bank. She Is74 words
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Article195 1962-12-12 13 MTUC LEADER: RAIL OFFER NEEDED KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. V. E. Jesudoss, president of the Malayan Trade Union Congress, said today there was "not much room" for further negotiations in the dispute between the Railway Administration and the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya. Commenting: on a statement in Parliament by the195 words
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74 1962-12-12 13 MALACCA, Tues. The chairman of the Party Rakyat branch here, Mr. Tan Tuan Boon, said today that the Brunei Party Rakyat had "no alternative" but to abandon constitutional methods of achieving national Independence. He said this in a statement on the Brunei revolt: "Nobody but74 words
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Advertisement196 1962-12-12 13 ACCESSORIES^ MAKE THE JZ^m PERFECT<^^iP' \lf IFs^tIPJ stockings °0181 I*""51 %*m\ I Stocking sachets by Rayne in ra^s AmY I !("*>' 4 IS& red, royal blue and gold, <§35» :*a^^— "J M I] r "&I I covered with black lace, at n "'ffS'^rfflh. l?» $9. 50... also mesh stockings w196 words
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Miscellaneous406 1962-12-12 13 RAD.O SINGAPORE RAD|O SHORTWAVE SEBVICE 41 mttre* MEDIUM WAVE SEBVICE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE AM. «4» OoSdlSU* 601 SEBVICE 7 metrM Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; AM. 6.00 Time Signal--7.05 Breakfast BuUetln; 7.15 Up Negara-Ku. News Headlines'And About; 8.00 The News; 8.05 6.05 Morning Melodies 700 Up And About; 9.00 Close Down;406 words
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Article, Illustration68 1962-12-12 14 INDIA'S new Defence Minister, Mr. Y. B. Chawan, tests the edge of a golden sword presented to him at an anti-Peking public meeting in New Delhi. Mr. Chawan told the crowd; "Our cause is Just and our hearts and minds are steeled. "It isUPI - 68 words
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Article, Illustration506 1962-12-12 14 Tests: Russia agrees to have 3 'Black Boxes' 'HOPELESSLY UNREALISTIC SAYS WEST Reds may stop testing in the New Year QENEVA, lues. The Soviet Union yesterday offered the disarment conference three unmanned seismic stations on Soviet territory to police test ban The West has already made clear that the RussiansReuter - 506 words
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Article, Illustration252 1962-12-12 14 NEW DELHI, Tuesday. T*HE Indian House of the People (Lower House). after a one-day debate yesterday voted approval of the Government's measures and policies in meeting Communist Chinese aggression. Mr. Nehru, outlining the border situation to parliament, clashed with the Maharani Gayatri Dcvi of Jaipur, wifeReuter - 252 words
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Article63 1962-12-12 14 BONN. Tues Dr Konrad Adenauer's Christian Democratic Party and the Free Democrats reached "full agreement on all national questions" in their talks on a new coalition government. It was announced here last night. A joint communique said the question of persons still to be nominated forReuter - 63 words
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Article30 1962-12-12 14 WASHINGTON. rues Mr. Christian Herter. former U.S. Secretary oi State, was sworn <n yesterday as President Kennedy's representative for trade negotiations with the European Common Market —Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article36 1962-12-12 14 Newspaper ban lifted ALGIERS. Tues.— The Algerian Government atirounced yesterday that it had lifted a one-year ban imposed on the French weekly L-Express last month following publication of articles the Algerian Government had described aa "tnsulttng"—Reuter36 words
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Article185 1962-12-12 14 We won't starve— Maudling LONDON, Tuesday V| R Reginald Maudlin* Iff the Chancellor of the Exchequer, said here yesterday it would NOT be a disaster If Britain did not join the common ■MM He told a foreign fress Association lun•neon meeting: "We want to Join the Six and hopf i-ervReuter - 185 words
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Advertisement238 1962-12-12 14 THE GIFT THAT CARES... K 1 J*^ Etgtoft PYREX Euidah hnl Ortng Ei^bb Pw« Am ho« ro.ch ym* care became when you gjre English Pyre* you ace giving beauty and quality. English Pyrex enable* the one you can (or to have many yam oi wonderfully prepared meals, beautifully served It238 words
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Advertisement241 1962-12-12 14 UNUSUAL GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS The choice of Japan's A sweet liqueur from most fashionable so- Moka coffee and clety. So delicate, so Brandy. The coffees smooth, so delightful. aroma is locked In by Beautiful ornamental the brandy in this conporcelain bottle. noisseur's drink. L^Lt jii'- il laf a^afri ill' T241 words
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Article, Illustration198 1962-12-12 15 KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Tues.— More than 800 parents, relatives and friends Jammed the airport entrance here this morning to welcome back 81 Malayan teachers who had completed their training at Brinsford Lodge. They are the first batch of the 427 teachers returning from Brinsford and198 words
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Article164 1962-12-12 15 PENANG, Tuesday. A NIECE of Dato Gunn Lay Teik died in her house at Rifle Range Lane here today less than 24 hours before her youngest daughter's scheduled return from Brinsford Lodge. Mrs. Cheah Gynn Seong, wife of a teacher, died at 1.3 C this164 words
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Article86 1962-12-12 15 Mentri Besar thanks 60 headmen IPOH. Tues. Kampong headmen were thanked today by the Mentrl Besar of Perak. Dato Sha'ari bin Shaflee, for carrying out their responsibilities as representatives of the people. He expressed his gratitude when he opened a one-day civics course for 60 headmen from various parts of86 words
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Article28 1962-12-12 15 TAIPINO. Tues. The Talping Town Council has approved a supplementary provision of 86.000 lor electric lights to the casual market and stalls In Pekan Rabu.28 words
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Article22 1962-12-12 15 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues— The Johore Bahru Customs station will be closed for official business on Christmas Day- i22 words
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Advertisement82 1962-12-12 15 WOP *lHk BBC. 3w"' $&<f &M&/9 HL i Mmxxr^st'' Mfcu W^M For five thousand lytersfskilled: craftsmen tiave worked with gold for. the> making of beautiful adornments.} It is a rare and noble metal. It does not rustlnortfdoes It tarnish. Hardened for everydaytUMlt rt^the; perfect setting for the.mod«m*Favre-Leuba watch. Styled to82 words
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Advertisement178 1962-12-12 15 BE the ideal host by providing your guests with the best in comfort Let them sigh with satisfaction as they sink into Dunlopillo Cushions. The specially foamed latex allows fresh air to circulate through the cushion-keeping it delightfully cool throughout the day and night You will always be satisfied with178 words
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Miscellaneous302 1962-12-12 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS pint, roughly, when takinc 1. It's not altogether clear bow over (8). northern master painters are 9- Listeners, poor dears, must be employed <15>. without spirit (a). 8. I'm dividing the property by 7. Fleet possibly objects to hesian approximate calculation tatlon over song only fire302 words
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Article, Illustration601 1962-12-12 16 Sandys: Other warnings of Brunei trouble were groundless LONDON. Tubsday gRITAIN received information of coming trouble in Brunei, but it was similar to previous warnings which turned out to be groundless, Mr. Duncan Sandys, Commonwealth Relations Secretary and Colonial Secretary, told the House of Commons yesterday. Answering questions. Mr. Sandys601 words
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526 1962-12-12 16 AIANILA. Tues. iTI Indonesia will support the Borneo rebellion, the Indonesian Ambassador to Manila. Mr. Nazir Pamontijak. indicated yesterday Mr. Pamontijak at a luncheon meeting yesterday told Mr. Emmanuel Peiaez, the Philippines Vice President and Foreign Secretary, it was a logical step for IndonesiaReuter - 526 words
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Advertisement115 1962-12-12 16 Tea you can make in a moment! NESTEA JUST ADD HOT WATER to NESTEA— a perfect cup of tea in seconds. A NO BREWING fj NO STEWING NO WASTE, and no messy tea leaves either 1 jIVfIP^ySHW A PERFECT CUP OF TEA II\IPSkTI?A! WE MOMENT YOU mum PHILIPS is the115 words
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Advertisement239 1962-12-12 16 a Bright idea fora Brighter home at CHRMAS! m Storeys Lon m lact V^ THASK, M**K y The new, wonder plastic covering that really brightens up your home Make your choice from a wide range of gay, exciting colours and designs. Easy to apply. Sticks by itself. Waterproof and Mothproof.239 words
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Advertisement816 1962-12-12 17 'Continued from Page It) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Warm* U (Mln.)— Boa SO et*. txtra COPY TVPIST/FILINO Clerk. State speed, experience and salary expected. box A 4502 B.T. B'pore. WANTBDi Uraduate Teacher for Science and Mathematics in Secondary Engllab School Apply Box A44WI B.T. 8 pore WANTED FEMALE TYPIST with knowledge816 words
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Advertisement682 1962-12-12 17 SITUATIONS VACANT It Warm* SS (Mln.)— Box SI ett. txtrm ALL THOSB at present abroad seeking positions in their ova or another Oompaay soould write for parttculara aad terms ot a semes ivitn over SO years' •/orM-wkhi reputation Peiey Coutts and Co.. Ltd.. 825. Hlgti Holbora. London. W.O.L WANTBO AN682 words
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Advertisement991 1962-12-12 17 ACCOMMODATION WANTED 20 Horrfa SS I Mln.)— Box SO rtt extra WANTED FOR THREE Months »y quiet European Lady furnished or unfurnished room with bathroom in Kuropean Bungalow, flat (No cookIng). Write Box A 4480 S.T. Singapore CHINES! FAMILY REQUIRE Unfurnished Terrace House/Flat 2/3 bedrooms 11.8. any district. Rent between991 words
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Advertisement806 1962-12-12 17 TUITION If Words Si (Min.)— Box SI ett. txtrm CONCBSSIONSt STUDENTS UNemployed:! Beginners Shorthand, Book-keeplnx. Typing in English. Malay Morning, Afternoon. Evening. Tuition: English, Mathematics. BIC. iS'porc) ***** PIANOPORTB/THIORV, 1963 Svlianus. Registered graduate experienced teathera visit pupil's residence for ac-■-oniplished music education. All grades to diploma. (Associated Board). Particular attention806 words
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Advertisement919 1962-12-12 17 BOATS, YACHTS FOR SALE If Worm* SS (Mln.) Box SO ets. eartra JOHNSON 3BHP Flrestons SOH Kor Sale $1,100 for both. Telephone ***** (Spore). SKI-BOAT 13FT. with 1999 Johnson 35 H.P. Motor, skis. etc. Fitted with remote control. Phooe B'pore ***** Pluckrose. VEHICLES WANTED If W*rdt U (Mln,)— Box If919 words
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Advertisement1060 1962-12-12 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE H ordt Si Mim.>— Box 50 rlt. extra MORRIS MINI MINOR 1961 Excellent condition. Price $3,200/-. Please Telephone (Spore) 6983S for Mr. Wong after 5 p.m. FOR QUICK SAL! One MO Mag nette 1955 model wltb radio. Good condition, taxed Insured July, 1965. D/P $1,000 0.n.0. Pbone1,060 words
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Advertisement650 1962-12-12 17 HI-FI STEREO 2t Wordljti (Mim.y— Box it et*. txlra MONEV-SAVINQ biereo .-yiurni available st Nanyaoa Radio Co Lid i SIS. Victoria street. Singapore I SSBBBBBBSaSBBSSSS,i^SI^BSBBB=^BBaaaca==» I AT YOUR SERVICE (Spore) Words Si (Vin.)-Box iO rts. txlr,, I PHOTOSTATS BY POTOMATIC. Robinson Road. Tel: *****. KWOKS PHOTOCOPY SERVICE 22 Toe Arcade650 words
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Advertisement370 1962-12-12 17 LADIES DRESS SHOPS Word* SS ytin.t—Box io elt. txlra WINSOME CMIAf SALt Children s Wear lor Cbrutraai/N. w Year 18 Meog Por> Road. B'pore. TeL *****. WIOI SELECTION r< dn-»s mute. rials, ladies kaaMtßaaa genta/shnt*. ready-made drr vj si our: Capiiul Store. 12. Keuj ntu.n Hark Kui d. Spore. SALt370 words
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1648 1962-12-12 18 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - KATHLEEN HICKLEY By MAT Mouscdter and tin fntndt have started a moaoiiM called The Junalc Pott. The ♦ir«t edition 11 now ready and they have planned o retc to lounch it. The entrance tee at the late being a copy o» the1,648 words
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Article321 1962-12-12 18 HASHIM bin Muhmood. aeed 16; 30-2. Jalan Suleiman. Muar. Johore. songs, games. Jimmy Yap. aged 17: 115. Kampong Loke Yuen. Kuala Lumpur; badminton. James Uew. aged 17; 8. Jalan Ismail. Kluang. Johore; general. Lilian Dorothy. Sanunalhan, aged 13: 2C, Sentul Road, Kuala Lumpur; reading, songs. Ramll bin321 words
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Miscellaneous175 1962-12-12 18 -FLIPPER LEARNS TO DANCE THE HORNPIPE 8UT.... ffgflTfi .mm T TM-~- Addren .v^^^,,.., ■■<. }t' JsJßfc DEAR Boys and Girl* to her at the abo address Those of you entering th« This week Flipper mMts colouring competition, please three more of tK« thip'i don't forget to give your full crew175 words
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Advertisement1396 1962-12-12 19 10 LIVERPOOL a, W(SI LOASI U.A. Oui Spoil Him <■ 3'tia* Plflint PATROCIUS ipm BaajTM KiatgOT Gli. 21 Dec 14 Dec 14/11 Dec 11/21 MELAMPUS Luerpill, CuD .i Cll. 31 OIC II Die 17/20 MIMNON L.ieiMU. v.. low Oic II Dec 23 Die 23/2J Dae 21 AJAX .erpeal Oic 221,396 words
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Advertisement1561 1962-12-12 19 bem/^Hleme EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON LIVERPOOL ft CONTINENTAL PORTS. S'oore p S"him fenant lENLARIEI L poll, N'targ, Koam.Smcutn t. 10 Die 14 Dec 13/2 B Dec 21/22 DENVALU I'lea, nan. R'dam, A'»erp toe 11/21 Dm 23/13 ■ENMACINDI (H) H lurg. Ilia. G mouth DM 11/21 DM 24/2S he 11/ 11,561 words
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Advertisement1250 1962-12-12 19 w__^ McALISTER <Sc CO.. LTD. W,-_ VM\ >•>■ Nli ***** MwaW. ELLERMAN LINE «fc KLAVENBSB LINE HAVRE, IOJtOOH. HAMBURG, LOS ANGELES. LAN FRANCIbCO. ROHEROAM ft MI6OIfSBROU«H WATTLE. VINCB4JVER ft POITLANI CUV bf Norwich 4tteiim cane let Ceitrai ft Smti I'Oori S-rani Hiring suiTimmil [1/11 0— ]i n mm Jj ia1,250 words
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Article27 1962-12-12 20 November rubber crops included: MaUka Pinda 208.500 lb. Initrd Malacca 140.750 lb, Ayei Molek 48.160 lb, Leon* Hin San, Ltd. 110.230 lb. Nyalaa 67.500 lb.27 words
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609 1962-12-12 20 From Our Market Correspondent BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange was on a more reduced scale yesterday with the industrial section opening steady and a few prices advanced. In the afternoon the market quietened, interest flnled out and prices tended to level off609 words
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Article22 1962-12-12 20 Malayan Stock Indices Dec. 10 Dec. 11 Industrials: 196.26 196.64 Tins: 284.79 285.52 S rubbers: 179.83 179.83 Jan. 1. 1958=10022 words
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Article603 1962-12-12 20 fOMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunleps $2.36 8L: Fsd. Dlsp. (1.000) $1.43. (2.000) $1.44; r. and H. erds $3.27 SL. (7.000) $3.32: Csmmen (1.000) 51. 82603 words
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237 1962-12-12 20 rE price of Straits tin yesterday fell by two dollars to $425.87$ the lowest level since mid-October. The offering: was estimated at 250 tons or unchanged on Monday. The recent downward movement in tin prices gained momentum in London on Monday237 words
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Article193 1962-12-12 20 CHIP! lying lUngtid* iht Slnnper* J »(ilr«i tsday art: Salrata 40/41, Patroclu* 3S/39, Chltral 1/2. Benlarlg 10 l: Rajah Brooke 23. Bayon 24. Auby NW. 2. I'rMldent Johnson 44. Mir 6A. Fernfleld 31 '32. Monmouthshire 13/14, Melrlnsitn Mam 13/16. Maxwell brantfer 21/22, Serdanc NW. Outsr reads: Mlndoro.193 words
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Article131 1962-12-12 20 MELBOURNE, Tues. in oil shares again dominated the market. Associated Group Issues actively Improved further, led by Associated Australian which gained 4s. 6d. at 28s. 3d. Other oils firmed In sympathy. General investmeata had a firm undertone In a narrow market, but Dunlops lost Is. 9d. to 475.131 words
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Article96 1962-12-12 20 CHINESE Praduc* Bxenangs Slngaa*r» noon prices per plcul yesterday: Cscenut all: bulk $42 sellers, drum |45| sellers: Capra: Dec. UK/Contlncnt $261 buyers, $29| sellers, Ptpptr liuntok white $140 sellers, Sarawak white $137s sellers, special Sarawak white $9?t sellers, garbled Lampong black $95 sellers ABTA $105 sellers Ilngspers Cocwmt96 words
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Article260 1962-12-12 20 QKCIMBBR flrst (rada rubber buy. srs f.e.b. closed at 3 p.m. In MnKaporc and Kuala Lumpur yestercl.iy at 811 cents per lb. m eighths of a cent The ti quiet aftsr s'sady. I C.C.R.A. and P.M. R.C. IJMIIf prices In cents per lb. yc.«f.rday: Im. 1 R.S.S. prompt260 words
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Article141 1962-12-12 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Dec 11. Three month*. Dunlops 14 cts. 8. Darby 4id. P. N. IB eta. C. Storage i -rf Gammon 11 cm. 8. Traction I it J. WauKh '< cts. Bhell 13 cts. M. Brew 23 cts. Steamship K cts. M. Cement 18 ct«. 8. Times 22141 words
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Article126 1962-12-12 20 TNI Malayan 6ir-.n«o Banks' Assaciatisn made these tr-jnges Id Kj rates to merchants yesterday: "*fJTI rates to (100): New York: buying TT 32 1.V16. a.rmall OD 33 1/16. 90 d/st 33 5/16 credit bills. 33 7/18 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 306. airmail OD Ss|, SO d/st 360126 words
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Article25 1962-12-12 20 December 11. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 81 i cents <"P seven-eighths of a cent). TIN: $425.87} (down $2). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (unchanged).25 words
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Article52 1962-12-12 20 Outputs from the estates and mines In the Guthrie Group for November and for 1962 todate id brackets are as follows: Robber 9.146.000 lb. (88.230.01)0 lb). Tea (bUck) 173,000 lb. 1,770.--500 lb). Palm Oil 2.826 tons 25.001 tons), palm kernels 727 tons. 6,234 tons, tin ore 1.828 plculs52 words
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Advertisement94 1962-12-12 20 PINAM4 P-SHAM SPORE FROM CALCUTTA ft KAKINAOA ETA/ETD ETA/ETD ETA/ETD M.V. -STATE Of GUJARAT" for Kunj. Osaka. Jopan o—. 12/11 FROM YOKOHAMA, NAGOYA, KOBt OSAKA M.V. "VISHVA SHANTI" for Madras. Tuticonn, Cochin and Bombay... Oax. 11/U FROM BOMIAY. KARACHI, COCHIN TUTICORIN S.S. "SANCHI- tor Jopon Dec. 14/1S O.c. IT U94 words
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Advertisement308 1962-12-12 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT A VACANCY EXISTS In c Chief Engineer's Office, HM F.EAJ.. Cl)angl, for a Special Grade Structural Draughtsman. Applicants must have obtained one of the following qualifications:— 1. I.A.M. (Final). 2. City As Guilds (Structural) (Final). 3. H.NC. Joint Civil/Mechanical or Building and have had at least four year*'308 words
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Advertisement983 1962-12-12 21 NOTICES j CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE NOTICE Is hereby given, pursuant to Section 143 (2> of the Local Oovernment Ordinance. 1957, that the Council requires. (a) the execution of streetworks In respect of the following streets:--(I) Reserve Road off Jrrreis Road from Jerrois Road to School, (ill Reserve Road off983 words
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Advertisement808 1962-12-12 21 TENDERS KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTICE. Demolition of Hallway Building and Jetty at Penang. TENDERS are invited (or the purchase, demolition and removal of the above building and Jetty at Penang. For tender documents or any other particulars please apply to the Ketua Jurutera Raya, Keretapi Tanah Melayu. Kuala Lumpur808 words
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Advertisement712 1962-12-12 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT OF TEMPORARY TEACHERS IN SEKOLAH 17.1 I. DIN SHAH AND SEKOLAH RAJA PEREMPCAN T.VAYAH. IPOH. PERAK APPLICATIONS art invited from Federal Citlatns who posses qualifications as stated below for the pobts of Temporary Teachers (Malay Medium) In the Sekolah Izzuddtn Shah and Sekolah Raja Perempuan Ta ayah.712 words
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Advertisement1126 1962-12-12 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Applications an invited for the posts of Stenographer. Minimum qualification School Certificate with credit in English. Shorthand speed 100 w.p.m. Coyptyplng 40 i w.p.m. Commencing salary in scale $283 x Al6 315 331 x Al6 411 427 i Alt 476. depending oti qualifications and experience.1,126 words
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Advertisement26 1962-12-12 21 A TOOTAL FABRIC NEW RANGE OF DESIGNS FOR YOUR SELECTION now available at the TOOTAL dealers TOBRALCC.the ideal fabric for school uniform MAIAYA <^jAWi^> tORNIO SINGAPOM26 words
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Article296 1962-12-12 22 AUSSIES SWEEP ON... HOCKEY BUT SPORE GIVE THEM THEIR TOUGHEST FIGHT SINGAPORE 0 AUSTRALIA 1; Penang, Tuesday A SECOND HALF goal scored by centreforward Shirley Johnson enabled Australia to beat Singapore in their women's international hockey match at Western Road here today. Australia thus maintained their unbeaten record in Malaya296 words
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Article100 1962-12-12 22 PENANO, Tues. The Penang Badminton Association selectors have named six players for the Foong Cup north zone semi-final against Perak on Dec. 19 at Ipoh. They are Teh Kew San, Tan Aik Huang, Yew Cheng Hoe. Eddy Choong, Tan Soon Hooi and Bobby Chee. Penang100 words
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Article133 1962-12-12 22 PENANG, Tues.— Eve Redfern, president of the All-Australia Women's Hockey Association, last night invited Malaya to send a women's team to tour Australia in 1964. Speaking at a dinner given by the Penang Women's Hockey Association in honour of the visiting Australian team. Miss Redfern said: "We have133 words
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127 1962-12-12 22 CRICKET Cowdrey gets century in draw BENDIGO, Tues. MCC's lighthearted two-day match with a Victorian Country side, in which the teams batted 12-a-side, petered out to a tame draw here today. Final scores: Victorian Country XI 110 and 159-4: M.C.C 360-8 decclared M.C.C. replying to the Country team's first innings127 words
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Article153 1962-12-12 22 jh Puiiar b Sheam 1; farfitt run out 14; Harrington c Crawford b Salter 90; Cowdrey b Watts 111; lUlnrworth c Slattery b Altken 3; Murray b Ait ken 30; Graveney not out 59; Tit mus b Olbbs 20; Allen st Slattery b Salter 13; Trnrman not out 8;Reuter - 153 words
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Article113 1962-12-12 22 TENNIS YMCA Open (Ipoh) Men's singles Q-final Lee Bng Cheong bt Ho Chan Weng 6-1. 6-2;. women's .singles Ist rd D. Orut bt J Morelra 9-1, 6-3; Mixed doubles s-nnals Ng Yew Wah and Lian Lai Yee bt C. Chin and Mrs. P E. Petersen 6-2, 6-3; Ling113 words
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Article118 1962-12-12 22 DOCKYARD 3 SOCCERITES 2 B. BULAN 3 POLICE 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. A splendid performance by newcomer Metcalfe at inside-right enabled Dock-, yard to reach the SAFA Junior Cup Final at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Dockyard will meet Bintang Bulan who outplayed Police In their replay today.118 words
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262 1962-12-12 22 Billy is top 'seed' in S'pore open BADMINTON SINGAPORE rues. Billy Ng (Johore) the young Malayan Thomas Cup player, is top-seeded for the men's singles in the Singapore open badminton championships which begin here on Friday. Local champion Wee Choon Seng is seeded No. 2. Other seeded players in the262 words
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Article, Illustration58 1962-12-12 22 T«HE Sultan of Pahang (right) recei ving the Sultan of Perak's Trophy from his brother-in-law, the Raja Muda of Perak, at the conclusion of the three-day Malayan polo champion 'hips at Ipoh on Sunday. The Sultan of Pahang's team beat Royal Pahang Polo Club 6—2Lee Foo San - 58 words
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168 1962-12-12 22 SCHEME TO ENCOURAGE POLO AND AMATEUR RACING IN MALAYA IPOH, Tues. Maj. Gen. Nawabzada Muhammed Sher All Khan, president of the Malayan Polo Association, said here that a mew scheme was in operation to encourage polo and amateur racing in Malaya. Maj. Oen. Nawabzada. who Is Pakistan's 'High 'Commissioner in168 words
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Article409 1962-12-12 22 SOCCER Youth make early start By KEN FERNANDEZ; Kuala Lumpur, Tues TiHIRTY-NINE youths carefully selected in eight 1 states today reported for centralised training for the Fifth Asian Youth football tournament to be held at Penang in April. They will be trained at Merdeka Stadium by F.A.M. coach, Choo Seng409 words
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Advertisement107 1962-12-12 22 CHINESE i New L^^^mj^jMr>j FROM 12 DEC. TO 24 JAN. EVERY PURCHASER OF 1 QUART OR 2 PINT BOTTLES OF REMY MARTIN FINE CHAMPAGNE f V.S.O.P. BRANDY I i \<s ij* 'j\ IS ENTITLED TO ASK THEIR DEALER FOR ONE, BEAUTIFUL REMY MARTIN TRAY. OR AN ATTRACTIVE REMY MARTIN PLASTIC107 words
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Miscellaneous113 1962-12-12 22 mm SOCCER SGSFA SENIOR CUP FINAL: Marines v Police (Jn Besar Stadium 7 p.m.): JUNIOR CUP FINAL: Jurong v SHB (Jn Besar Stadium S JO) LIM CUP FINAL: Kilat v Cheng Wah (Assembly Hall ground, Ipoh) HOCKEY WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL: Malaya v Singapore (Western Rd, Penang 5 pm); FRIENDLY: Penang v113 words
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Article, Illustration582 1962-12-12 23 FRANKFURT, Tuesday 'JWO Malayan players are learning the cold facts of football in West Germany. The Malayan visitors, Abdul Ghani and Robert Choc, came to Germany on invitation of the West German Soccer Federation (DFB), primarily to learn with the many582 words
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Article161 1962-12-12 23 AUSSIES PICK 7 FOR CUP SQUAD BRISBANE. Tues. The Australian tennis selectors have named a seven-man squad to prepare to defend the Davis Cup against Mexico here on Dec. 26-28. The members of the Australian squad are Rod Layer (Queensland), Roy Emerson (Queensland). Neale Fraser (Victoria), Fred Stolle (New South161 words
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108 1962-12-12 23 BOXING Brown wins British flyweight crown I ONDON, Tues. Jackie j Brown (Scotland) won the vacant British Empire flyweight boxing title here last night when he outpointed Orizu Obllasu (Nigeria) over 15 rounds. Obllasu, who works In a Leicester, England, shoe factory, came within one second of winning the championship.Reuter - 108 words
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Article42 1962-12-12 23 LONDON, Tue«.— Queen Elizabeth has appointed Capt. Peter Hastings-Bass to train some of her, racehorses In addition to her pre-, sent trainers, Capt. Cecil BoydRochfort and Noel Murless. The Queen also has a couple of horses with Tom Masson. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article97 1962-12-12 23 No RECOGNITION -FISA rKYO, Toes. The Federation of International Swimmini; Association through Its office in Japan today announced it would refuse to recognise swimming records at the Asian Games in Jakarta In August The decision was announced in a statement by Terutaro Abe. honorary secretary of the Federation. The statementReuter - 97 words
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187 1962-12-12 23 SOCCER Big clubs 'favoured' in Scottish Cup draw GLASGOW, Tues. The draw for the first round proper of the Scottish P.A. Cup. made here yesterday, was kind to the big clubs. Glasgow Rangers, Cup holders and Joint leaders of the Scottish First Division, received a bye into the second round,187 words
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Article170 1962-12-12 23 T ONDON, Tues. England will meet a team representing the Rest of the World In a soccer international here next year, as part of the centenary celebrations of the English F.A. The World team will play under the title of a F.IJ.A. XI. EnglandReuter - 170 words
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410 1962-12-12 24 STEPHENS: INDONESIAN REDS HELPED TRAIN REBELS JESSELTON, Tuesday MR. DONALD STEPHENS, a leadter of the Sabah Alliance Party, told the Legislative Council today that many Brunei rebel leaders were either members of the Indonesian Communist Party or were trained by that party. Quoting "reliable sources of information." Mr. Stephens said:Reuter - 410 words
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Article87 1962-12-12 24 KUCHING. Tues -The new-ly-formed Sarawak Chinese Association has called on all Chinese in the territory to give their fullest support to the Sarawak Government ?nd security forces to quell the rebellion in Brunei. In a statement issued after its first general assembly here yesterday, the association87 words
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214 1962-12-12 24 LESLIE - LESLIE From ANDUKI AIRSTRIP, Tues. I am typing my story on the airstrip at Anduki, which was captured at 1.30 yesterday afternoon. I flew In on an RAF Beverley which was dropping supplies into headquarters of Ist Bn., the Queen's Own Highlanders and Commandos.214 words
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Article, Illustration193 1962-12-12 24 PETER SMARK - Rebel captive six and half hours PETER SMARK By BRUNEI TOWi Tues. The Acting British High Commissioner in Brunei, Mr. W.J. Parks (above), was captured and held by rebels in his home last Saturday. He told me the story when 1 reached the capital today. •'From the start of the193 words
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77 1962-12-12 24 Brunei Sultan's two sons back in S'pore SINGAPORE, Tues. The two sons of the Sultan of Brunei, including Crown Prince Penglran Muda Hussanal Bolkiah, 15, flew into Singapore from Kuching tonight. They had left Singapore on Saturday morning on their way to Brunei to spend their school vacation. But the77 words
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Article382 1962-12-12 24 LONDON, Tues. The feature of generally quiet stock markets today was the fresh r*se In giltedged stocks. Buying again appeared to be stimulated by bank rate hopes after last week's fall In the Treasury Bill rate. War Loan 3 1 per cent were said to have been bought382 words
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Obituary26 1962-12-12 24 THERESA (Bnbyl Dr P.oz'rlo pawed oway suddenly on 11-12-62. Burial 13-12-62 (morning). Cortes* leaving IT Tan 81m Bob Road at 8 a.m. D— »*T regretted.26 words
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