The Straits Times, 7 February 1963
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Title Section20 1963-02-07 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times 3s Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1963. 15 CENTS. KON 35220 words
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Article, Illustration1165 1963-02-07 1 ALEX JOSEY - ALEX JOSEY OUR MEN WAIT OUTSIDE Communists at the Afro-Asian conference work round the clock to deny a voice for Malaya r row I L 'porting the AfroAsian conference -MOSHI, W«d. INDONESIAN, Chinese and Japanese Communisis continue working round the clock to keep out Malayans from1,165 words
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Article, Illustration227 1963-02-07 1 Up in smoke, a $1,000 note WATCHMAN DASHES HOME TO FIND SAVINGS OF A LIFETIME BURNT TO ASH KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. An old watchman today braved the still burning embers of his home to search for a thousand-dollar note. Baboo Singh, a watchman of the Indian Bank here, was one227 words
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367 1963-02-07 1 Go-slow clerks told: Pass the buck— TPOH, Wed.— Clerks in A the State and Federal Government departments in Perak are to begin a go-slow campaign on Feb. 20. Terming It "work-to-rule." the Perak Government Clerical Services Union decided on the campaign at a delegates meetIng here last night. The resolution367 words
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Article193 1963-02-07 1 SINGAPORE. Wed ABOUT 60 people were made homeless today when fire gutted two attap houses and partially burnt three athers in the heart of Kampong Tiong Bahru. Among those who fled from the fire were two families preparing to celebrate Thaipusam. The 20 h o193 words
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Article149 1963-02-07 1 Federation lifts ban on crackers KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The ban on fire crackers will be lifted temporarily for the Chinese to celebrate Chap Goh Meh on Friday, said a surprise announcement by the Government today. This follows personal Intervention by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, the statement added. The149 words
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Article474 1963-02-07 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Sultan of Brunei confirmed tonight that the terms and conditions under which his State wished to join Malaysia would be announced tomorrow. And tomorrow night formal discussions between Brunei and Malaya will open. His confirmation came soon after a meeting he had474 words
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Article44 1963-02-07 1 MONTREAL. Wed.— Airliners on the North Atlantic route were on tlic average, almost half ejntpv In 1962. the Internatioanl Air Transport Association has reported. It aald yesterday that 2.272.163 passengers were carried on scheduled services, while 4.406.527 seats were available.— ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article33 1963-02-07 1 LONDON, Wed. Blizzards striking the whole of Britain last night Isolated towns and villages, halted road and rail traffic and forced hundreds of people to spend the night in emergency quarters.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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332 1963-02-07 1 Arrests: Lee seeks backing of House CINGAPORE, Wed. i The Speaker of the 1 Legislative Assembly. Sir George Oehlers, has j been asked to summon a special meeting of the Assembly on Saturday to debate the mass arrests of 114 left-wing politicians, trade union leaders and students, on security grounds.332 words
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Article34 1963-02-07 1 NUCLEAR THREAT PAEIB Wed Kn MIM consider im inn nnent of We*( many m "imm. i thre\it" which wouM Nfc hrr to take inn ;"-v according d> v.>t. to France yetterdaj Krutrr34 words
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528 1963-02-07 2 MANILA. W«d ANGLO-PHILIPPINE discussions on security problems in South-East Asia and on the Philippine claim of sovereignty over North Borneo may be resumed next month when Mr. Peter Thomas, Parliamentary Un-der-Secretary of the British Foreign Office, comes to Manila to attend anReuter - 528 words
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Article, Illustration186 1963-02-07 2 Sihanouk's pledge to help solve Sino-lndia L— dispute- CALCUTTA, Wed. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the Cambodian Head of State, said here last night that Cambodia would do everything in its power to help solve the S i n o-Indian border dispute. He was replying to a toast, proposed by Miss PadmajaReuter - 186 words
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Article31 1963-02-07 2 TOKYO. Wed. Communist North Vietnam protested the presence of two American "warships" In South Vietnam, the New China news agency said In a broadcast monitored In Tokyo today. UPI.UPI - 31 words
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Article33 1963-02-07 2 NEW DELHI, Wed. An Indian External Affairs Ministry spokesman yesterday denied any knowledge of reports that Russia had offered India ground-to-air missiles. A Defence Ministry spokesman declined to comment. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article, Illustration98 1963-02-07 2 flee/ version of day Gandhi was murdered IN a scene that will bring sad memories t o many who knew and loved him, Mahatma Gandhi, played by J. S. Casshyap, crumples to the ground before the startled gaze of his assassin, Natu, played by Horst Buchholz, in the 20th98 words
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Article99 1963-02-07 2 PROMOTED: 2,150 UNHAPPY OFFICERS SAIGON, Wed.— More than 2.150 officers in "South Vietnam's armed forces have been promoted during the last two weeks. Defence Ministry sources said today. The officers Included 303 temporary captains who were promoted to full captain, and 680 lieutenants who were made captains. The sources saidReuter - 99 words
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Article64 1963-02-07 2 JAKARTA. Wed— Mr. C. V. Narasimhan Chef de Cabinet of U Thant. the U.N. Secre-tary-General, arrived here last night for talks with Indonesia's leaders on the transfer of power In West New Guinea. Indonesia Is due to take control of the former Dutch territory from the U.N.Reuter - 64 words
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Article38 1963-02-07 2 TOKYO. Wed.— The death toll from the month-long heavy snowfalls and subsequent floods and avalanches alone the Japan Sea coast today rote to 118. Nine people are missing and 153 others Injured. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article19 1963-02-07 2 TOKYO. Wed— The All Japan Dock Workers' Union will strike on Feb. "20 for more pay. Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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117 1963-02-07 2 Call for less talk and more action MOSUL Wed—Tanganyika yesterday told delegates attending the third Afro-Asian conference here to "get down to business." Mr. Law! Sijaona. Minister of National Culture and Youth, told the conference, which opened on Monday, that thousands of impressive words "meant too little in the wayReuter - 117 words
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Article33 1963-02-07 2 MANILA. Wed. lire swept through a block of commercial establishments in the heart of Manila last night, causing an estimated damage of 4 million pesoa (about $3 million).— U.P.l.33 words
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159 1963-02-07 2 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. rrHE State Department spokesman, Mr. Lincoln ■I White, said yesterday that no decision had yet been made on the continuance of U.S. aid to Ceylon, i The U.S. Government was to have cut off aid to Ceylon on Feb. 1159 words
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Article50 1963-02-07 2 MANILA. Wed.— Radio worker* of the Philippine Airlines went on strike today but both domestic and International (Hong Kong and VS. flights) operations of the airlines have not been disrupted, according to an airline official. The strikers are demanding salary increases and better workIng benefits.— Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article35 1963-02-07 2 SAIGON. Wed.— The Australian frigate H.MAS Queenborough was slightly damaged yesterday when an escorting Vietnamese ship collided with her off Cap St. Jacques 30 miles south-east of Saigon. Vietnamese na\7 sources reported today.35 words
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456 1963-02-07 3 De Gaulle veto 'a European danger' STRASBOURG, Wednesday. J)R. JOSEPH LUNS, the Dutch Foreign Minister, told the European Parliament here yesterday that the way President de Gaulle ended negotiations for British entry into the European Common Market endangered the very essence of the European Economic Community. "Is the community JustReuter - 456 words
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125 1963-02-07 3 PARIS, Wed— President de Gaulle was quoted yesterday by the French News Agency as saying that America, using Britain, 'was trying to set up a huge free trade fair" According to the agency, President de Gaulle said In conversations with aReuter - 125 words
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Article31 1963-02-07 3 LIMA, Wed. The Military Junta Government Issued a decree restoring civil rights which were suspended a month ago after the announced discovery of "Communist subversive plot." U JJ.31 words
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Article, Illustration168 1963-02-07 3 ANGRY JACK AND AN ENVOY NEW YORK. Wed.— Newsweek Magazine said yesterday that President Kennedy gave the West German Ambassador a personal "dressing down" in his first :.ngry reaction to France's torpedoeing of the British bid to enter the Common Market. Though Washington officials outwardly tried to minimise the effectReuter - 168 words
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Article33 1963-02-07 3 EMPSHOTI (Hampshire). Wed Admiral Sir Ralph Edwards, former Co m m a n d c r-in-Chief Mediterranean Station, died at his home here yesterday at the age of 61. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article138 1963-02-07 3 Quick look round MONROVIA. Wed. A plot has been discovered to kill President William Tubman, and five people, including the commander of the national guard, were arrested today, it was officially announced. LONDON: Lord Samuel, a leading British Jew and former parliamentary leader of the Liberal Party, died tonight He138 words
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Article, Illustration369 1963-02-07 3 Wilson or Brown 'photo finish' forecast VOTING CLOSES TODAY FOR THE ELECTION OF LABOUR LEADER T ONDON, Wed. With only a day to go before voting closes for the election of a new leader of the Labour Party, most political commentators here are forecasting a "photo finish" between Mr. HaroldReuter - 369 words
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341 1963-02-07 3 LONDON, Wed. MR. Edward Heath, Britain's c h ief Common Market negotiator, and senior members of his team who conducted negotiations in Brussels have started to prepare recommendations for the Cabinet on Britain's future policy towards Europe. An authoritative source said todayReuter - 341 words
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Article48 1963-02-07 3 LONDON, Wed— A maritime In surance report published today said more ships were lost last year than in any other peacetime yaax since 1939. The Liverpool Underwriters Association said 134 ships, totalling 507.530 tons, were posted as totally lost during 1962. UP XUP - 48 words
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Article39 1963-02-07 3 LONDON. Wed.— A motion thai which is called the British Independent deterrert is neither British nor independent nor a deterrent" was carried last night at a debate of the Cambridge Onion a Cambridge University society Reutcr.Reuter - 39 words
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Article59 1963-02-07 3 ROME, Wed.— Milk In Italy Is more radioactive than it has been for two years as a result of delayed effects of nuclear tests, a spokesman for the national nuclear energy committee said today. But the figures, below the recognised safety levels, are only of scientific59 words
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Article30 1963-02-07 3 ROME. Wed— Marcello Orsl. 65. one of the founders of the Maserati Sports and Racing Car Company, died on Monday night at Modena after a short illness. U-P.L30 words
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Advertisement487 1963-02-07 3 NEW YEAR RESOLUTION? INVEST $10 PER MONTH IN THE M.C.I.S. SPECIAL ASSURANCE PLANS May we first wish our Chinese friends Keong Hee Fatt Choy! May we next suggest that one of your New Year Resolutions should be to Invest at least SlO p.m. in our MCIS Special Assurance Plans! May487 words
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Miscellaneous39 1963-02-07 3 THE GAMBOLS by BARRY APPLEBY /"it voulo^ I I MAN I I MAVC T> 6UV V AMOTMtt? CQKF JS~ N /AND I COULD «*ACZ) KJjTMr MONK ALL*/ V --i DAY UDH^J^ N. /•OT THINK Or > I TMe CAVING N39 words
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Advertisement68 1963-02-07 4 Freemans No.l I MENTHOL I To get another menthol cigarette as fflKB and as @@(Q)lM) you will have to pay 5 or 10 cents more NO. I for fine quality tobacco Yr JttJSßt NO. I for menthol freshness M NO. I for long size BHW^^I NO. I for real satisfaction68 words
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Article, Illustration105 1963-02-07 5 THE two-and-a-half ton, $50. 000 silver chariot bearing the image of Lord Subramanya being drawn by two bulls in procession through the streets of Kuala Lumpur yesterday on its way to the Batu Caves for the Thaipusam festival. Hundreds of Hindus from105 words
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Article87 1963-02-07 5 Report on Malays in commerce JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Johore's newly-appointed Assistant Secretary (.Economic). Inche Abdul Rahman bin Yusof. is preparing a report on how best Malays can participate in commerce and industry. The report is to be submitted to the Mentri Besar. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. in a87 words
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200 1963-02-07 5 THEY'VE STARTED COLD WAR' IPOH. Wednesday. T*HE Director of Information Services, Inche MoA hamed Sopiee, said here last night that the charge of neo-colonialism against Malaya "is completely unfounded." He added: "All this part of Communist propaganda Is aimed at frustrating the for. mation200 words
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Article34 1963-02-07 5 Heah Kongsi ceremony PENANO. Wed.— The Baw Khaw Lean < Heart) Konssi will hold its annual ancestral worship ceremony at Its Burmah Road premises next Monday. The observance will be followed by a re-union dinner.34 words
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Article54 1963-02-07 5 A LOR STAR, Wed— A prisoner. Mahmood ,bin Chat, 40, was charged. In the magistrate's court here today with escaping from lawful custody. Mahmood, who pleaded not guilty, was alleged to have escaped from a prison warder, Baharom bin Abdullah, at the Jalan Day football54 words
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119 1963-02-07 5 Chief clerk cheated with false payroll- OIN'GAPORE, Wed.— A govtJ eminent chief clerk with 22 years' service, was today jailed for nine months in a cheating case involving a total of $5,885. Ong Koon Kee. 40, of the bridges and drainage department. PWD, had admitted in a magistrate's court that119 words
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Article50 1963-02-07 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The East PaJcistan Inspector-General 01 Police, Mr. A. M. A. Kabir. arrived here by air today for a two-day visit. He is on his way to Singapore to attend a meeting of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, of which he ia an official.50 words
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Article30 1963-02-07 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A fishmonger. Tan Ley Kee. 41. at Klang Road, was acquitted today on a charge of assisting In carrying on 1,000 and 10.000 character lotteries.30 words
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Article25 1963-02-07 5 MALACCA. Wed— The Malacca branch of Umno last year doubled its membership from 8.022 In 1961 to 16.600. including 6.500 Kaum Ibu members.25 words
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Article64 1963-02-07 5 IPOH. Wed. Congratulatory telegrams from the 50 Malayan Indian Congress branches in Perak and the State headquarters here will be sent to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, on his birthday on Friday. Mr. K. R. Ramallngam, secretary of the Perak branch of the MIC. said that according64 words
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176 1963-02-07 5 300 back after strike over cattle sheds KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Three hundred workers on Bukit Munchong Estate, on the road to. Rawang, returned to work today after going on strike yesterday in protest against the wrecking of five cattle sheds by the management. A management spokesman said it was all176 words
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Article229 1963-02-07 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today that he was sure that Tengku Abdul Rahman would soon resolve the question of the restriction of exports of eggs, chickens, fish and vegetables from Singapore to the Federation. "The Tengku said he would229 words
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Article164 1963-02-07 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.-^A Chinese school here is to introduce additional national language classes and provide free bus transport to pupils to attend them. The chairman of the board of managers of the Nan Kai Primary (Chinese) School, Mr. Chong Shih Guan, said last164 words
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Miscellaneous28 1963-02-07 5 Buys Runny Ky Ralph Heintdahl f**^__ 1 fnAve a piece of cake r N^ >^^— > now.tuen, #Bfr-> I I'LL BE BACK IN AMINUTgj/ URK.V^ M WHAT ARC VOIM It28 words
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Article62 1963-02-07 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. A War Department clerk, Mr. T.V. Maghavan, 40, was found dead in his home In Jalan Ah Slang here yesterday. Police said another War Department clerk, Mr. A. Vincent, called at Mr. Maghavan's home 1 earlier In the afternoon and found him62 words
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Article60 1963-02-07 6 BINOAPORE. Wed.— The Singapore Photographic Society will hold a colour slide show, "Around the World with P.S.A. (Photographic Society of America) 190?" on Sunday and Monday. The first screening on Sunday, at the Hollywood Room, Odeon Theatre will be by Invitations only. This will be followed by60 words
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466 1963-02-07 6 Criticism of hospital for Important omission' SINGAPORE, Wad. THK State Coroner, Mr. S.R. Chapkhana today said that he Mas "stumped and stymied" about the way records were kept in the out-patient department of the General Hospital. He said he considered it an important omission that the person who administered drugs466 words
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155 1963-02-07 6 Close kin allowed to visit the detainees SINGAPORE. Wed— Parents and spouses of 99 Singapore security detainees arrested last Saturday will be allowed to visit them irom Friday onwards. The Special Branch today began issuing passes to their closest kin to see the detainees in Outram Prison for an hour155 words
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Article41 1963-02-07 6 BINOAPORE, Wed. Th« Labour Ministry has asked Hw* Hong Manufacturers Co., Ltd., In Paya Lebar to give their reason* for terminating the services of 11 Of Its employees. Ministry officials will meet the management at the Ministry on Friday.41 words
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Article41 1963-02-07 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. A Royal Marine Commando, David Wlnn. found the body of a Chinese floating in the Johore Straits last night. Marine police recovered the body and founo $50 and a bunch of keys, but no Identifying papers.41 words
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Article36 1963-02-07 6 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Rotary Club of Singapore West will hold a variety show at the Badminton Hall on Saturday at 7JO p m It will be In aid of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital.36 words
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236 1963-02-07 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. A young Filipino soprano, Nobleza Pllar. gave a recital under the banner of the Singapore Chamber Ensemble in the Victoria Theatre last night. The outstanding merits of Miss Pilar's voice are agility and clean, precise Intonation. She excels In lighter fare folk-songs, ballads236 words
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Article375 1963-02-07 6 LONDON. Wad.—lt wu a day of lnrt*i'lt i ff" In London stock m»rkeU with prices moving narrowly and erratically. Small routine mim and talk of the poulbUlty of a new loan caused gUtednd to loae ground and fall* ranged to 5/16 d. With Wall Street unsettled yesterday dollars375 words
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201 1963-02-07 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. MR. JUSTICE Ambrose in the Assize Court today disagreed with a jury's majority verdict of guilty in a murder case and ordered a retrial. The Jury returned a 5-2 verdict of guilty against Nhan Srikampang. alfaw Tawang, cook on the201 words
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112 1963-02-07 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. An Island-wide talentlme competition will be held next month to raise money for scholarships to help deserving cases in Boys Town. The competition is being organised by the Scholarship Fund Sub-committee of the Boys'' Town Old Boys' Association and sponsored by112 words
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Advertisement184 1963-02-07 6 HERE'S LOVELY NEWS! Wr 1 I I J I LANCOME BEAUTY EXPERT ARRIVES FROM PARIS TO GIVE YOU FREE ADVICE Top LANCOME Beauty Specialist, Madame Suzanne Nas de Tourris of Paris is now in Malaya for a few days only to tell you all the latest beauty secrets to make184 words
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Article, Illustration1798 1963-02-07 7 Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE THE SHIP THAT DIED TO SAVE A BESIEGED ISLAND The heroic dash of the tanker Ohio to Malta during the war THE BOMBED AND BATTERED TANKER AT JOURNEY'S END IN VALETTA HARBOUR... gY mid-1942 the situation on war-torn Malta was desperate. The little island only tight1,798 words
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Obituary34 1963-02-07 8 It W»r4t Sit Minimum) LIM THVI MOK *«4 S3 aaawa away a-2-63 tavinc txhind wli>. 3 ■eat. 3 daughters. 1 ton-ln-law. 3 dauibtrra-tn-law. many KrandcMMm, gnat gna4enlldrrn to mourn hi» lorn noon fc-2-U34 words
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Article34 1963-02-07 8 It W»nl* Sit C Minimum! tICHI AND SUZANMt Rym* «H to raar*M tbelr b«artf*lt tratlttid* to rbair maay frttnd* in Malaya and sucapor* for nil th«lr klßda*** and ««t la ttatlr raecnt baraavrmtnt.34 words
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Obituary28 1963-02-07 8 H ore's Sit (MlmiMum)_ IN MIMORV OP late Mrs. Lim Bast Sun <M* Tan Goo Nao) departed 7-2-M roodlv ranwnbfrrt by tauaband rhllorea aad grandchild rea.28 words
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Article47 1963-02-07 8 it IV.ri* Sit (Minimum) 'tDERAL PUBLICATION* LTD. Invite all Teachers and hook addicts to browM In their akowroomt at Ttmrs ■MM, Rlvrr Valley Road. Singapore. FOR ORCNIOt of superior quality connoisseurs mil Singapore's showpiart, th* Mandal Nurseries of Singapore Orchid* Ltd. <-ataioi.ua from Catkay Ruilding, pore.47 words
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Article660 1963-02-07 8 It is difficult to find words I strong enough with which to condemn the latest "confront- ation" statement by the spokesman of the Indonesian Foreign Office. Malaya under I Tengku Abdul Rahman, he .-aid. lias gradually become a 1 police state. People are jailed I without rhyme660 words
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Article302 1963-02-07 8 The United Nations Science and Technology Conference in Geneva has opened on an earnest note. Distinguished men have pointed out anew the perils of a situation in which ten per cent of the worm's population enjoy more than half its goods while six times as many people302 words
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Article317 1963-02-07 8 No manpower survey is needed to show that Malaya ia short of highly -trained pro- j fessional and technical personnel of every kind. What is imperfectly known are the areas in which shortage is I most acute and most dam- aging to economic and social efficiency. The purpose317 words
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Article271 1963-02-07 8 rE government servant who has a grouse about the part-time law course needs to be enlightened. Most of the part-time law teachers earn their $25 an hour teaching full-time students, especially In procedural subjects best taught by a practising lawyer. It should be realised that the $26 an hour271 words
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Article155 1963-02-07 8 YOUR correspondent "Hygiene" must be a very disturbed individual Indeed. She describes as "disgusting" the habit of licking stamps. Perhaps .she" has not noticed the accumulated filth of road stalls or the condition of certain openair get In the way-of-trafflc eating stalls (very often straddled across monsoon drains),155 words
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Article140 1963-02-07 8 RECENTLY Radio Malaya Introduced a programme called "Commentary^ which was Intended to be an analysis- of the daily news. Many listeners. Including myself, welcomed It as we hoped that It would put the news In its true perspective. However, how far the new programme has achieved Its aim140 words
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Article89 1963-02-07 8 IN scanning the pages of history one encounters from time to time an outstanding individual who fights for his fundamental rights and that of his fellow men when a nari row-minded and despotic neighbour tries to en- croach on them. In this respect, we should give credit to89 words
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Article, Illustration986 1963-02-07 8 COLIN LEGUM - Rhodesia: It s Eir Roy s. Mr. Butler COLIN LEGUM WITH THE BREAKUP OF THE CENTRAL AFRICAN FEDERATION NOW IMMINENT from SALISBURY Wednesday AL T HOUGH no final decisions have D€»3n made about the Central African Federations future, Mr. R. A. Butler said at the conclusion of his fortnight's fact-find-ing986 words
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Advertisement42 1963-02-07 8 The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Styles Cat to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Best Workmanship Also lwiport#rs CeCpOfTt n of Hiflh Clan Worttwdl ft WoelrMS. SmtAPORE: 21, Chulia Srr««e, T«i: *****. HONGKONG: MiraaW Mtuiiea, Ist Floar, Roam Ka. I, 54-44, Nathan Kxd, Kowloon.42 words
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Advertisement94 1963-02-07 8 EXTRA STURDY... m Built for Style jt Comfort! mm 5irir«/ Chair VAN HIN FURNITURE CO., LTD. 142, ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE 9 Tel. ***** MING CO., 166. BATU ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR. MALAYA. Tel *****. ***** Kotabuki Seating Co. Ltd. 14. 1-chome, Yurakucho, Chlyoda kj. Tokyo Japan INDIAN QUALITY PRODUCT D.N.SINGHA&CO. CAST94 words
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334 1963-02-07 9 I£UALA LUMPUR. Wed. £V —The University of Malaya's proposed facul- ty of medicine and teaching hospital will be one of the finest and best equipped in SouthEast Asia. A Joint Ministry of Health- I Education statement issued today says all Is set334 words
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Article37 1963-02-07 9 All out together SINGAPORE. Wed— The entirel central council of the Singapore National Union of Journalists will resign at a general meeting to be held on Feb. 24. according to a union clrcul.it- to members Issued today37 words
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Article, Illustration130 1963-02-07 9 rpiUS 540.000 Rolls-Royce arrived in Singapore yesterday for the Sultan of Brunei. Sir All Omar Saifuddin. and is being unloaded from the freighter Flintshire at the Sin- gapore Harbour Board wharves. Another Rolls priced at $64,000. had arrived earlier on board the Glengary130 words
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Article248 1963-02-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The University of Malaya announced today the names of successful candidates in the second and third year examinations for the degree of Bachelor of Agricultural Science. Of the 22 candidates who sat for the second year examination, nine were successful and248 words
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Article30 1963-02-07 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Singapore Catholic Welfare Services today sent 170 bales of clothing and 57 bales of blankets in the Raja Brcoke to the Sarawak flood victims.30 words
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Article, Illustration2025 1963-02-07 9 Tenth day of the trial SINGAPORE, Wad. Judge: Why pick quarrels? Look after your clients yEOW Fook Yuen, treasurer of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association, took the witness stand today to open the case for the defence on2,025 words
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Advertisement192 1963-02-07 9 c SENIOR NURSING SISTER The Shell Company require a SENIOR NURSING SISTER for service in Brunei or Borneo Territories with their associate companies operating in these countries. Only experienced applicants need apply. Preference will be given to those with experience and training in the United Kingdom or Australia as well192 words
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Advertisement165 1963-02-07 9 Now goTff&A with a light-weight model from the brilliant 1963 range! Whatever B.S.A. model you choose— from the 125 cc Bantam to the 650 c.c. Golden Flash— you will have the satisfaction of owning a superb machine that is backed by B.S.A. skill in precision engineering for over 100 years.165 words
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Miscellaneous85 1963-02-07 9 TODAY aedlli Kechll 72e am. <b.6ln 10 17 pm (8 Oft" Singapore X.40 a.m. (91Hi 1130 pm (8.51U: Port Dickson 557 a.m. (B.sft) b. 12 p.m. (7.7ft>; Port Swettenham 503 am U24fti 5.39 p.m. (12.3 ft); Penang 12.36 p.m. (6.2 ft). TOMORROW Sedlll Kechil 8.23 a.m. (6.7 ft) 10.50 pm85 words
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Miscellaneous353 1963-02-07 9 BaM A *»ifci*» m. p«#«p*r> Only: 10.00 Late Evening KaRADIO SINGAPORE quests: 10.30 Sixty Minutr mi mi m iiivt vlihviiv Theatre; 11.30 Serenade; 13.00 MEDILJM WAVE^SERVICE close Dm)n^ SHORT WAVE SERVICE RADIO MALAYA 41 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: 6.01 SERVICE 41.7 metres Morning Prelude; 7.15 News; AM.353 words
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Article154 1963-02-07 10 SEA VIEW STAFF BACK AT WORK SINGAPORE. Wed. The 164 Sea View Hotel employees, back to work today after their 87-day strike, will have their 19G2 bonus and incrementts backdated to June 1 last year. According to the assistant secretary of the Singapore General Employees' Union, Mr. Wee Toon Lip.154 words
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Article47 1963-02-07 10 PEKAN. Wed.— Mr. Ho Chong Chew- has become the first graduate teacher to be sent to Pekan. He is wu.. UM Ahmad High School. Mr Ho, a Graduate of the University ot Malaya, received hi& Diploma of Education from the Univrrvty of Singapore.47 words
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Article102 1963-02-07 10 KUALA LL'MPI'R. Wed. Six types of accounts in th r Post Office Savings Bank in Malaya and Singapore may now be opened up to a maximum annual deposit of $'20,000 instead of the usual $5,000. According to an official statement today, the accounts are: personal, joint.102 words
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405 1963-02-07 10 Malaysia: Let's look again, urges Kean Slew PENANG. Wed. THE secretary-general of the Labour Party, Mr. Lim Kean Siew, today called for a reexamination" of the Malaysia proposals since Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan' Yew, has placed responsibility for the weekend arrests on the Federation and British Governments. I405 words
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118 1963-02-07 10 JUMP DURING RAID KILLED A GAMBLER SINGAPORE, Wed— Ng Kwah Hua. 30, killed himself when he Jumped from a window durng a C.I.D. gambling raid on the first floor of a house in Hong Kong Street last night. Although 28 other gamblers were with him, Ng alone tried to escape118 words
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Article41 1963-02-07 10 KUANTAN. Wed— Trie police today recovered the body of a schoolboy. Rani bin Jusoh, 16. who was drowned when the boat In which* he was travelling capsized In Sungel Bebar Nanasl, 28 miles south of Pekan. on Sunday.41 words
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213 1963-02-07 10 I£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. —Two large areas of land will be gazetted by the Government soon for the army to conduct its training exercises and manoeuvres. The areas are south east of Tanjong Rambutan In Perak and west of Ourun in Kedaii. The Army hopes213 words
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Article38 1963-02-07 10 PENANO. Wed. Pour amateur bands will give a Chap Goh Men 15th and last day of the Chinese New Year performance In the Botanic Gardens on Sunday. The bands will perform from 5.30 to 7 p.m38 words
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Article39 1963-02-07 10 IPOH. Wed.— The body of a newborn baby boy was found In the Kinta River here today by Inche Osman bin MusUDha, 33, a clerk. The police took the body. to the hospital.39 words
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Article, Illustration299 1963-02-07 10 EVELYN TU - EVELYN TU. By Singapore, Wed TWO-YEAR-OLD Mike Simpson refused his milk and sat crying at his Butterfly Avenue home today while men of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the animal infirmary searched for his beloved Shane.299 words
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Article131 1963-02-07 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Malaya has accomplished, on a smaller scale, what dedicated world leaders are try^K. to accomplish on a world-wide scale mutual respect, understanding and harmony. This is the view of an American Peace Corps forester, Mr. George C. J. Craclun. writing In an article131 words
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Advertisement1001 1963-02-07 10 DEAF AID EMPORIUM LTD. PROUDLY ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR KUALA LUMPUR BRANCH MULTITONE Congratulates »»4» 1963 We are proud to serve He Malaysian p<opU FOURTEEN YEARS OF SERVICE TO tflTOUgh DEAF AID bMrUnIDM LTD. bythegrac™fgodVe F a"e A i^^ DEAF AID EMPORIUM LTD. on the opening of their Branch.1,001 words
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Article304 1963-02-07 11 'SA YE US' PLEA FROM TERRIFIED PEOPLE: POLICE ARE TOLD OF A FIGHTING COCK' By CHAN BENG SOON: ALOR STAR. Wednesday YBOI'T 560 residents of Pekan Langgar and its surrounding kampongs, six miles from Alor Star, have reported to the State authorities that they are living304 words
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Article86 1963-02-07 11 Straight from school to —jets KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Qantas Airways has started a scheme to recruit youths fresh from school in the Malaysian territories to train as jet aircraft engineers. The first recruits under this scheme will leave for Sydney soon. Three will be from the Federation and three from86 words
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Article78 1963-02-07 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Malayan Indian Congress will discuss the recent mass arrests and the political situation in Singapore at a delegates' conference here on Friday. The conference has been called by the MIC national president, Dato V. T. 6ambanthan, in a circular to all MIC78 words
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Article46 1963-02-07 11 MUAR, Wed. AD bicycleowners here who fall to renew their annual licence before the end of March will be prosecuted. A warning was issued by the Town Council today. Thirteen thousand five hundred bicycles were registered last year. The fee Is 12.46 words
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45 1963-02-07 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Lee Fook Seng, 39. who stole a traffic .sign post worth $10 on Jan. 29 was sentenced to six months' jail and one year's police supervision here today. Lee, who had nine previous convictions, pleaded guilty.45 words
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Article23 1963-02-07 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Mr. Tadashi Tsukasa. of the Tokyo Stationery Industry Association, flew into Singapore today to meet local stationery dealers.23 words
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Article20 1963-02-07 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. 8. Ratan Singh Chakralla has been elected president of the Sikh Missionary Society of Malaya.20 words
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Article, Illustration296 1963-02-07 11 Greater interest in technical books in S-E Asia SINGAPORE, Wed. A British publisher, Mr. C. Clark Ramsay, spoke today of the growing popularity of books on technical education among students in South-east Asia. Mr. Ramsay, who Is manager of Cassell and Co., Ltd. and a member of the Future Trends296 words
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230 1963-02-07 11 DENANG, Wed. A 1 medical officer from Bukit Mertajam District Hospital said in court today that an injured man could have been saved if medical facilities for the treatment of his wounds had been "available immediately." "As it was, he had to be transferred230 words
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118 1963-02-07 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. People here are to be "educated" to give the right of way to fire engines and ambulances. Plans for this campaign to get the co-operation of road users are now being considered by the Traffic Advisory Committee of118 words
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137 1963-02-07 11 Albion will bring back Borneo troops SINGAPORE, Wed. The Unified Command today announced that the Royal Navy aircraft carrier Albion would return to Singapore from Borneo with men and officers of the Queens Own Highlanders and 1/7 Gurkhas at the end of next week. The troops would be replaced by137 words
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Article110 1963-02-07 11 PENANG, Wed.— The P and O liner Orcades left Penang for Singapore last night with a stowaway in its lock-up. Kenya-born Bashir Abdul Porat Kassim, 20. was discovered on board shortly after the Oreades had left Bombay. When the ship arrived in Penang yesterday afternoon.110 words
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Article31 1963-02-07 11 MALACCA. Wed. A farmer, farmer. Low Kwl Eng, 65, was fatally Injured here today when he was knocked down by a car at the 4th milestone, Klebang Road.31 words
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122 1963-02-07 11 Housewife slashes man trying to molest her A LOR STAR, Wed. i A housewife, armed with a parang, put to flight a man who tried to molest her while she was bathing near her house in Kampong Lallang, Baling. Aishah blnte Shane, 31. slashed at the intruder several times before122 words
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Advertisement163 1963-02-07 11 Did you k get a promotion or a promise? Believe it or not, management wants to promote you, to pay you more. But you must offer I more than technical skill on your job. Promotable people must— above all— have the ability to motivate others, to speak effectively anywhere, to163 words
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Advertisement162 1963-02-07 11 From London, England congratulations and best wishes to DEAF AID EMPORIUM LTD on the opening of their new branch in Kuala Laaipar from l*mw*ms of mercwrr batteries which have made miniature hearmg aids I lIIV I Mm f I IF I I I ii 1 •JBP*- M HMbbW Whatever your162 words
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Article, Illustration95 1963-02-07 12 Closed look in green jersey MOSS green jersey with a silky finish softly draped and caught into a waistband of glittering beads, is used for a high to the neck evening dress by Cina Couture. The same style with a short skirt could look just as dramatic for that special95 words
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Article, Illustration644 1963-02-07 12 &^e Batista-- Aluminium and glass pans with non-stick and easy washing qualities J IST imagine having a kitchen tilled with the latest equipment and accessories I'm sure many of us will prefer to relieve the amah of her duties. And that Is Just what is happening now.644 words
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Article153 1963-02-07 12 Buy walnuts in small quantities piSPLAYED attractively on a stand In a supermarket were packets and packets of walnuts, with the result I could not resist buying three one-pound packets all at once. I didn't need all of them for my Immediate use it was during the Christmas season so153 words
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Article90 1963-02-07 12 rpHEBE'S a new way of forecasting the weather, though the men at the meteorological department may well grin at the idea. It's simply a delicatelyfashioned glass animal from France. It is now being sold in London. When rain is around it turns pink. When it Is going to90 words
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Advertisement171 1963-02-07 12 (^^*fc^ aB»aT W Ba^sr .^Jsa^BP Sal I Surround yoursilf witk tlCkMtiitit m Rt«lii J AQUAMARINE •V. .aaa Aquamarine is an adven- > 1. ture in fragrance that comes in a dozen dif z*^i*m y^] terent f rms for a S more exciting you! Bi •itrafwislr feminine m A«nunit /\£{/£&fl/ New171 words
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Advertisement463 1963-02-07 12 9sV^H V^tMMMI MM* mm *m ~mmm* «<t«i»ty*«id v»ii bwmy. tm M*apM>wy r»4r««b<«# •*4 r«(a.»d|... «tt«r a ««Mr«M M«* >»«• Ot£ c>tadl#gf4l*te •tMvSMsv #tdMMU«i •aVM, «M# Mow to titif thnrff fffft* L'J*??*-^*' mm T m *T?T? *T-^! p M I*^1 r l*T** >^"* AU UAMNC STORES. dflusV amm qpmavai tin —wTawTHri463 words
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Miscellaneous267 1963-02-07 12 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSS everything would seem com7. Shoot M game? (5). monplace (5). 8 Can't better the sailor In 6. Joyce's flowery character (6). rough outline (9). n U)agiag for prlng? (7 4) The length of her hair has w^k-,. made her legendary (5). ggUhoSl f™"» roup 10 JuSst^267 words
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Advertisement1457 1963-02-07 13 T<.u»umt..t west cost v k.i Dif Sport Sadt P. $*htii Ptaang ACHItIES LinrpMl. Hivri M*. 11 Ittm Ft* 1/11 Ml 11 *"W** livtrpttl, Dublin. Glasgow Fit 11 Ft* 1J Fit 14/11 Ft* 11 PM.TMWS LmrfMl. Dublin Ftt 11 Ft* II Ftl 17/Jt Ft* 21 MCNCSTHEUS li.e-pMI Glasgow Ftl II Ft*1,457 words
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Advertisement1378 1963-02-07 13 THE L A. C. LINES- Jl', I t'c N s s J° .S. E N0 lE iremen. Antwerp, "'OOHA" M/M Apr 25/2 B Apr 27/ M Apr 1) EXPRESS SAILING te (mm (2IU) Ll Nam i3rd), Haartan (7tl) I Ntrtk Caatiiatt Iransmpment it wanged tor Oamin ports. Scandinavian Outsorts am)1,378 words
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Advertisement1376 1963-02-07 13 meml&Hleme express mrict t» naam tmffwt > cwnnmrtAL wm, rpara r. S'kaa m« Summmm 4 i'!sl. rlSi.'rlSt R v «aa MM MX/« "mi 2*21 mmTJuTh) ckfTViM. rWaTVki m f.i w/n ft. imivi lINREOCN (El*, I'M*. B'ntoutn, All. Ftaq Fll 2J/2I Flk 27/ 4 Mar 5/ 5 IENU.OE (EJJ IWM, M'bro.1,376 words
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Advertisement1296 1963-02-07 13 McALISTER <fc CO*. LTD. Irn tali Nk 13)11 Wl ELLEBMAJC LWt «fc KLAVENESS LIMB \F^^ CITT OF CLT itS INGELES S»H FRANCISCO t HAVRE. LONDON, HAMIUHC, BEATTIE. VANCOUVER t POftTKNk ROTTEBMM 1 MIDDLUIROUCR Aueitui cifft ttr Ceitul 1 SMrt* > Atmm. >'l P Shim Peninr «*on>villi FH 11 21 Flk1,296 words
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Article80 1963-02-07 14 THE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for caJculatinr, costoms duties for the week b^tlnnlna; on Feb. Rubber 80 cents a Ib. Copra $444 a tan. Coconut oil .$746 a ton. Palm oil $595.5* a tan. Palm kernels $365 a ton. The rate of duties payable80 words
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Article136 1963-02-07 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Keb. 6. Three months Dunlops 14 eta. S. Darby 4d. F. N. 16 eta. C. Btorace 4ed. flemmoeis 11 eta. P. Traction l/> J. Waush 15 eta. Shell 13 eta. M. Brew 23 eta. Steamship 9 eta M. Cement 18 eta. B. Times 23 eta. Containers136 words
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Article13 1963-02-07 14 Austral Amalgamated Tin produced 1.525 piculs or 91 tons In January.13 words
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651 1963-02-07 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpHERE was little ineliX nation to deal on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday before the market closed down for today's Thaipusam holiday. The only feature was a last minute flurry for Shell which took the price up651 words
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Article22 1963-02-07 14 Malayan Stock Indices Feb. 5 Feb. 6 Industrials 1*1.17 101.35 Tin* 108.29 107.62 t Robber* 103.1C 103.U Dee. >». 19K 1M22 words
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Article760 1963-02-07 14 /COMBINED 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: Beintesd (1.000) (1.57, (5.000) (1.58: Ounlepe (2.81 BL, (2.62 au, ON. (1,000) (2.83 D, (1.000) (2.83 D, (1.000) (2.84, (10,000) (2.61,760 words
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363 1963-02-07 14 r[E price of Straits tin again fell yesterday by 62£ cents to $426.37} per picul on an offering estimated down 20 tons to 225 tons. In London on Tuesday a softer tendency in tin was accompanied by the re-esta-bllshment of a contango363 words
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Article121 1963-02-07 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. rpHE feature today was the A sudden activity in A O.Q. which later Issued a statement that they were unable to give any reasons for the rise. General investment* continued to move according to latest company reports. Rises exceeded falls. Most oils firmed in sympathy with121 words
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Article99 1963-02-07 14 Chlnata Pr»<luc. Eisftanit. Sinnpate neen prittt par piewt jreeterOay: Ceeenut etl: bulk Si2a aellera, drum 5431 eelkara. Cepra: Feb. March UK/Continent (27 1 buyers. Pepper: Muotok white SISO eellere. Sarawak white $157* aellera. special Sarawak black ***** sellers, garbled Lampoac black *102 i eellen, ASTTA $1)21 sellers. Sinaipere99 words
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Article89 1963-02-07 14 THE Malayan Inninia aanka' Aa*a» elation made Umm chamjea In IU ntm to mrcbaiiia yaaurdar (all raU* to Canada: Miyloc TT Ma. airmail OD Ml. W> d/at 34a credit bills, MI/11 trade bllia. MUttta TT or OD rodyi Canada U 3/10: Pram* MUi OantaoX Markt 130.: Italian Ura89 words
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Article28 1963-02-07 14 February I. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 792 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $426.37 (down BJ cents). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (down 20 tons).28 words
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Article252 1963-02-07 14 pRBRUARV lirtt grade rubber buy. ere t.e.b. closed at a p.m. In Sibuaporc and Kuala Lflmpur yesterday n' 7B( cents per Ib. do»n a qumrter of a cent. The tonr «.i.- llfaleee. S.C. C.R.A. and F.M.R.C. closincT pri. in cents per Ib., yesterday: Int. 1 R.B.S. prompt f.o.b.252 words
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Article140 1963-02-07 14 SHIPS lying slengtide the Sinaapere Harbour mnifiti teday are: Hermund 19. Peleiu 4/.», rfoudun 8/7. RoiCKeveen 38/39, Rajah Brooke H, PrlallnK N.W. 2/3. Lipis N.W. :t 4. Svdenak N.W. 5, Pobeda f"\>. Nlceto de Larrlnaga 10/11. W«ti-rman 44, Kirndale 45. Benaml 42/4.'1. Lvda Marrskt 18. Tsilat 31/32.140 words
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Advertisement1121 1963-02-07 14 t [v \Vt; KJfIM^Ua^KISEN KAISHA. 4 LTCX U.S^A. PaciEie, Atlantic, «k Onot Lakaa t—?vlaa loaas Loaat ETA ETA EIA ETA £TA Spore P. Sham Honolulu S. F'cisco L. Anee.M N. York Cleveiano K.mkiwi Men" 11/21 fek 22/21 Fat 14 Mar 21 Mar 24 Mar 10 Mr 27 ter Saksta Mars-1,121 words
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Advertisement831 1963-02-07 14 Spore Psaawaj ITA/tTD ITA/rrO FROM CALCUTTA, CHALNA, CHiTTAGONG AND PENAN6 M.V. "STATE OF TRAVANCORE COCHIN" for Adelaide, Melbourne ond Sydney Fea. 11/ M Feb. */10 FROM CALCUTTA, KAKINADA A MALACCA "AJANTA" for Hirohato, Osaka, Nagoya and Yokohama Pea. 11/lS FROM BOMBAY, BMAVNAGAR, COCHIN, KOILTHATTAM AND PENANG M.V. "VISHVA SHANTI" for831 words
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Advertisement394 1963-02-07 14 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I. WALTER WILLIAM OAWNE. of No. 1, Peel Road. Singapore, have applied for a Retail Shop licence in respect of premises No. 477, River Valley Road. Singapore, and that this application will be heard .In the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate, Criminal394 words
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Advertisement637 1963-02-07 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG I Applications are invited from e-iuent in the Federation of Malaya and Singapore, under 35 years of age for appointment as ASSISTANT TOWN PLANNING OFFICER in the Town Planning nnd Building Department on the salary scale of $628 x 34-934/982 x 34-51,254637 words
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Advertisement246 1963-02-07 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT COMMONWEALTH SCHOLARSHIP FELLOWSHIP PLAN PAKISTAN AWARDS 1963 AUSTRALIAN NEW ZEALAND AWARDS 1964 Under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan the Governments of Australia, New Zealand and Pakistan are offering scholarships to citizens of the Federation o' Malaya, under the age Of 35, who already possess good honours degrees246 words
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Advertisement499 1963-02-07 15 NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I. WALTER WILLIAM OAWNE. of No. 1, Peel Road. Singapore, have applied for a Wholesale Dealer's licence In respect of premises No. 477 River Valley Road, Singapore, and that this application will be heard In the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate.499 words
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Advertisement766 1963-02-07 15 (ontinu d from I'agr Mi SITUATIONS VACANT tt Wmrda St (Mim.)-Box St et: txtrm WANTED EXPERIENCED TEACH■RS to tsacb la Secondary Classes Apply Principal St. Thomas English School, Tampln. PRIVATI AND CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY required for partners ot International firm ot Chartered Asceuntsnts In Singapore. Please apply Sex A 5035 S.T.766 words
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Advertisement870 1963-02-07 15 ACCOMMODATION WANTED tt Wmrdt U (Mim.y—Box St (to. txtrm LEAVE HOUSE or similar waated for 3 months. European couple no family. Apply Box A 1404 IT., K.L. WANTID PRIWAR RESIDENTIAL house town area with/vacant possession. Paying compensation please reply giving Telephone to Bex A 5061 S.T Spore EUROPEAN FAMILY REQUIRES870 words
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Advertisement915 1963-02-07 15 TUITION it Word* U (Ml*.)— Box St rt*. txtrm ORADUATI TIACNIR AIVIS Tuition la lUtMnauca. Knctls*. te boys/ girls. Secondary On* to Four. Aplpy 11-C. Hindoo Road, Bmnpore 8. GUARANTIED POSTAL ORAL Tuition In mil subjects foe LCE. QT. OSC. by experienced University Graduates. Apply Principal, Ourunanak Institution. Ipok. ASIA915 words
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Advertisement675 1963-02-07 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Word* it (Milt.)— Box tt eta. mmtrm RENAULT DAUPHIN I. October 1960. ne owner, used a second car, 14.000 miles. Immaculate condition Nearest offer 83.000 secures. Rlag (Spore) 67&u>— 6.UO-7.80 p.m. BSROWARO ISABELLA 4ULV IMB Philips Radio owner driven Insured taxed. Perfect condition. Low mileage What675 words
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Advertisement480 1963-02-07 15 LADIES DRESS SHOPS it Word, SI (Hln.>—Box tt et: txtrm THAI ROOM Beautiful Stoles. Thai Silks. Cottons. Ornament Jewellery. Handbags. Shoes. 2nd Kloor, Amber Arcade. Orchard Road. Spore. LADIES HAIRDRESSING it Word, SS (Him.)— Box St rt: txtrm ■JAVA MOOES Beauty Baion (Aircondltioned). Expert B/Slylists. Beautician. Tel: 2PI1&. FACIAL, MANICURE.480 words
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359 1963-02-07 16 Brundage on the threat of politics 'IT MUST BE STOPPED OR THERE WILL BE NO INTERNATIONAL SPORT' GENEVA, Wednesday. \VEK V Brundage, American president of the International Olympic Committee, said here yesterday that the future of international sport was threatened by political interference. Mr. Brundage flew into Geneva on hisReuter - 359 words
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Article131 1963-02-07 16 Thailand to SEAP Games BANGKOK. Wed— Thailand has decided to participate in the third South-East Asia Peninsular (SEAP) Games to be held in Phnorn Penh at the end of this year This was disclosed today by Dusdee Savasti Choto secretary to the Thai Olympic Committee. "We accept the invitation toReuter - 131 words
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Article31 1963-02-07 16 SINGAPORE, Wed— A leading manufacturers of golf equipment In Australia Is offering gold-plat-ed putters to any player scoring a hole-ln-one while using P.Q.P. clubs during the Par-East circuit, i31 words
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101 1963-02-07 16 MOSCOW, Wed. iTI Alexander Metreveli, an 18-year-old schoolboy, is a strong candidate to represent the Soviet Union in the Davis Cup lawn tennis tournament this year. Viktor Kollegorsky, executive secretary of the Soviet Union Lawn Tennis Federation, yesterday named MetreveilReuter - 101 words
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Article338 1963-02-07 16 WORLD'S BEST BOWLER: A ROBOT ADELAIDE, Wed. Australia has the world's youngest and best bowler, but he will never be v 8 c d in Test matches. The bowler is faster than anyone in the world, can break a ball further, is more accurate, and more consistent. The bowler isReuter - 338 words
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Article352 1963-02-07 16 Bader to head the pools panel SOCCER T ONDON, Wed. G r o v p Captain Douglas Bader, legless British fighter pilot of the Second World War, will be the next chairman of the panel to "decide" the results of football matches cancelled by bad weather so that pools firmsReuter - 352 words
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Advertisement977 1963-02-07 16 TUi OUTPUT -JANUARY 1963 AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN LOOTED 1.52S PICULS AUSTRAL MALAY TIN LIMITED (Secretaries). D.J. BEDFORD. Secretary. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. Due to cleaning of HillView Tank Setapak, water supply to the following areas will be Intermittent on 12.2.63 Oombak. Setapak, Hot Spring and Pahang Road Areas. Consumers are977 words
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Advertisement743 1963-02-07 16 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDER OAB DEPARTMENT: Tender for the supply and •ration of Steel Ou Malm, at various bridges In Singapore. Tender deposit $200-. Close at 2.1S p.m. on 26th February 1963. Tender document* may be lnrrpected without charge at the Oas Department Showroom. Mansoor Street, or obtained743 words
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Advertisement51 1963-02-07 16 THE CHOICE OF MORE THAR A MILLION OWNERS MINOR 1000 tins VI! and PICK-UPS MORRIS MINOR 1000 SALOON morris minor iooo Traveller MORRIS MINOR 1000 CONVERTIBLE MORRIS \i TON VAN MORRIS M TON PICKUP MALAYAN MOTORS LTD. 14/20 ORCHARD ROAD, SPORE Represented In the Ft deration of Malaya WEAIIE IROS.51 words
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Miscellaneous179 1963-02-07 16 Mloy Oop By V. 1. Hmwtim WWXTCH* V *< VOUDONT6XPeCTTO)vOUKNOw| I WEU. ABOUND COULD <B£ TH*S j I /^^r^^A^W^ LOOKING (A MILLION^ PINO IT BETWEEN JA BETTER HEBE, IP YOU J WHY VOCTN OOC L^^Z^-^su^r FOE.OOP? I OOU-ABS.') THE FAGES OFA PLACE KEMEMBEE, AEE ALWAYS {^OS^nSJomJ dZ 3<4 GEOGEAPWV. f179 words
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Article, Illustration362 1963-02-07 17 TEOH ENG TATT - TEOH ENG TATT; 'NO CHANGE IN SPORTING RELATIONS BETWEEN OUR COUNTRIES' By— Singapore, f -Wednesday 1 JHERE is no change in the friendship in sport between Indonesia, Malaya and Singapore, said Mr. Raden Maladi, Indonesia's Minister for Sport, at a press conference here today. Mr.362 words
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304 1963-02-07 17 EPSOM JEEP - Improving Royal Meadow worth following EPSOM JEEP RACING By SINGAPORE, Wed. My ten horses to follow at the February meeting which opens at Bukit Timah on Sunday are: Isaha-Setia— This useful sprinter has deTeloped stamina with age. He was second to Mickey Rooney II over a mile at Bukit Timah304 words
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Article103 1963-02-07 17 KOALA LOMPDR. Wed.— The Selangor Turf Club plan to import 30 New Zealand horses between two to four years old. These horses will be sold to members by ballot at a price not more than $7,000 each. Announcing the scheme today, the STC103 words
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Article69 1963-02-07 17 SINGAPORE, Wed.— SRC beat RAP Tengah 6-0 today to enter the semi-flnals Of the BHA league and cup competition. Ceylon SC beat SHBRC 5-1 to enter the third round. University and Police played a scoreless draw In the last match In the SHA league first division Chinese69 words
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Article28 1963-02-07 17 SINGAPORE, Wed.— RAP beat Chinese 2-0 In a friendly soccer match played at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Shannon and Oracle scored in the second naif28 words
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Article109 1963-02-07 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Defending champions Royal Air Force Changi 'A" entered the semifinals of the SCO seven-a-side rugger competition with a convincing 21-0 win over Nee Soon on the padang today. Chanel go: their points trom three goals and two tries They will meet RAOO -B". who109 words
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110 1963-02-07 17 INDIA JOIN JUNIOR ASIAN CUP —TOURNEY- ITU ALA IXMl'l'R, Wed.— lndia wOl take part In the Junior Asian Cap soccer tournament for the first time this year. Football Association of Malaya, who are onranisinf this fifth tournament in tbe series on behalf of AFC. today received a cable from India110 words
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344 1963-02-07 17 pANBERRA, Wed. M.C.C. won a lighthearted, free scoring one day match against the Prime Minister's XI here today by three runs. They hit up 253 for seven wickets declared In 159 minutes and then dismissed the Australian side344 words
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Article224 1963-02-07 17 SINGAPORE, Wed. ALL five communal seats for Chinese, Malay*. Indians, Europeans and Eurasians will b« abolished in the proposed composition of a new council for Singapore Amateur Football Association. The rules revision committee, headed by Mr. Woon Wan Slang, secretary of the People's Association224 words
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Advertisement149 1963-02-07 17 W Jmk I a^av A v A a^F A kW A^am k i I'm also very swift, very attractive and luxurious to say the least. What's my line? Cathay Pacific Convair 880 Jet I spend my working hours streaking around the Orient leisure hours keeping myself in unquestionably Al condition.149 words
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Advertisement90 1963-02-07 17 MAURIER -jHr '.^a^r^^a^a^Lr^ jHr *^^P^ Awfs w The world's finest ■w&i^^yTr^^ filter tip cj 9 arette /jgattutf^^W^y Exclusively designed for you. scientific' 'y unequalled, "^S rflWy 1 1 ill i'/^' jjj^y this the w o r| ds thinnest automatic w»" h BLJREN .^L. 100% seH-winAna waterproof shock protected SWISS antimagnetic90 words
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462 1963-02-07 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. fHE Singapore Manufacturers' Association today called on the trade union movement to join with employers in expressing a desire for industrial harmony and mutual efforts towards increasing the country's productivity. After a general meeting of the association today, the chairman,462 words
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156 1963-02-07 18 Chin Siong born in Singapore: Bani SINGAPORE, Wed.— The president of the Singapore Association of Trade Unions, Mr. S. T. Bani, today denied that Mr. Lim Chin Siong, secretary-gen-eral of Barisan Sosialis. was born in the Federation. He said that any suggestion that Mr. lim was not born in Singapore156 words
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Article58 1963-02-07 18 BANGKOK. Wed.— The Thai Foreign Minister, Mr. Thanat Khoman, said today he welcomed the statement In Kuala Lumpur by Mr. C. V. Narastmhan, the United Nations Under-Secretary, that the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, had agted to become an "umpire" to bring about an Immediate cessation ofReuter - 58 words
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Article24 1963-02-07 18 SOFIA. Wed. A Bulga/lan trade delegation left here yesterday for trade talk. 1 in Mongolia. North Korea. North Vietnam and China. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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165 1963-02-07 18 WAITANGI. Wed. Maori warriors greeted Queen Elizabeth with a spectacular llaka war dance and chants of welcome when she arrived hrre today to begin her 12-day tour of New Zealand. The Queen and Prince Philip came ashore from the royal yacht Britannia after aReuter - 165 words
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Article23 1963-02-07 18 HELSINKI. Wed.— The Finnish Prime Minister. Mr. All Karjalainen. will make a 10-day visit to the Soviet Union on Feb. 21.23 words
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Article, Illustration276 1963-02-07 18 Diefenbaker sees Governor after party defeat ATTAWA, Wed.— The v Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. John Diefenbaker, conferred with the GovernorGeneral, Mr. Georges Vanier. today following his Conservative Party's double defeat in Parliament last night. Their talks are expected to lead to the dissolution of Parliament and the announcement of Canada's276 words
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Article84 1963-02-07 18 MOSCOW, Wed- Mr. Ivan Kurdyukov has been relieved of his- post as Soviet Ambassador to Australia. Tass reported tonight. It added that Mr. Vitaly Loginov. 53. had been appointed to succeed Mr. Kurdyukov, who had been transferred to other work. In OTTAWA, It was announced yesterday thatReuter - 84 words
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399 1963-02-07 18 PRESS TOLD: SHOW WHY YOU MERIT LICENCE SINGAPORE, Wednesday. r p!E Government has asked Boon Hua Printing Pre.^s to show cause why its application for renewal of its licence should not be refused in view of the many "undesirable publications" it printed in the past. It has also ordered the399 words
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121 1963-02-07 18 Fake doctor who fooled all for 10 years MOSCOW. Wed— The newspaper Medical Worker today revealed that an exconvict had posed as a doctor for 10 years and held the post of hospital chief near Moscow f.r four years. The newspaper said the exconvict took over the hospital's medicinal alcohol121 words
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Article51 1963-02-07 18 KUCHING. Wed. Two more rebels have surrendered, two have been captured and a well prepared camp has been found. The two captures and the surrenders followed an attack on a patrol of Gurkhas and police field force near the fourth mile Andaruan road In the Limbang district51 words
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Article185 1963-02-07 18 A plea to halt cabbage 'dumping 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wb& —The Ministry q] Agriculture and Co* operatives was today ante* ed to Impose restnettaai on Indonesian eabbaral being dumped In tn« Federation. The request was mad* by a three-man delegation of the Cameron Highland* branch of the Malayan Chinese Association,185 words
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Article54 1963-02-07 18 QUITO. Wed— The death toll Stt Saturday's school disaster in the Andean village of Blblian rose to 120 yesterday with the discovery of an additional IS bodies. All of the victims were trapped by the crumbling walls of a religious school* during chapel services. TheyUPI - 54 words
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Obituary26 1963-02-07 18 MRS. ONO TEND HONO pass^ ed away peacefully on 6.2.63. CCor-^ tege leaves 15 Woo Mun Chew Road at 4.00 p.m. 72 63 for Bldadarl.26 words
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Advertisement96 1963-02-07 18 Malaya's Book of Facts I x JHi IB FEDERATION 4 a *»S^fcf YEAR BOOK 1962 W^Jjßf Contains hundred* of useful t*et» concerning all aspect* of life in «sj Malaya. Comprehensle authoritative. The book yon need to answer tout Queries. Items Include Information on Income Tax, Commerce ft Industry. KdncmUoa, Land.96 words
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Advertisement94 1963-02-07 18 Late CLASSIFIED 1 ADVERTISEMENTS] ill (Mimlmmmi TO LINDA and Michael Kay <* Segamat a daughter on 29.1.63 at General Hospital J.B. Thanks to doctor and staff. TOKYO STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT EXHIBITION Sponsored By Tokyo Stationery Industrial Asscn. and K4 Singapore Japan Trade Center Supported By TOKYO CITY COUNCIL 1 PLACE:94 words
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