The Straits Times, 24 February 1963
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Title Section12 1963-02-24 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Malay* NO. 1,430. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1963. 20 CENTS.12 words
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Article, Illustration439 1963-02-24 1 Top three officers named as Kunt for suitable transmitter sites is on by VIC NAYAGAM. Kuala Lumpur. Saturday THE establishment of a $10 million Malayan Television Service and the appointment of three top officers to launch the service were announced today by the Assistant Minister of Information439 words
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Article80 1963-02-24 1 LONDON. Sat. The next meeting nf the International Tin Council will take place here on March 12. the chairman of the council announced today. The U.S. tin stockpile was expected to be discussed as well as the more routine things such as council finance, theUPI - 80 words
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41 1963-02-24 1 JAKARTA. Sat.— Foreign Minister Dr. Subandrio said today "a certain country" was trying to expose Indonesia's economic weakness. "Indonesia has broken away from old conventional laws, and becausr of this is being opposed from outside." be said.41 words
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Article44 1963-02-24 1 lias Oeen receiving treat* merit for several weeks for a skin blemish on hU left cheek. The Irritation was minor and cause for no concern. There was no indication as o the nature of the reddened spot or the type of treatment.44 words
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Article, Illustration423 1963-02-24 1 NIKITA THERE IN ARMY UNIFORM Bury you: 'Bulldog' says it again MOSCOW, Sat. The iTI Soviet Union yesterday warned the United States and her allies that any attack on Cuba would immediately start World War 111. Soviet Defence Minister Marshal -Bulldog" Rodion Malinovsky who Issued this423 words
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Article34 1963-02-24 1 PALM BEACH. (Florida). Sat, —President Kennedy yesterday created a new Presidential Medal to be awarded annually for civilian service to national or world peace or to cultural or "other endeavours." Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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164 1963-02-24 1 Christie's will sell Spore art collection UONG KONG, Sat. Art treasures of the Gan family In Singapore and Hong; Kong would be sold to collectors In Europe aiid the United States for charity work here, the South China Morning Post reported today. It said Mr. Gan Geok-eng whose father. Lin164 words
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Article28 1963-02-24 1 SAIGON. Sat.— Thailand Air Force fighters forced down a four-engined aircraft of the International Control Commission over north-east Thailand, airport sources here said yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article26 1963-02-24 1 QUOTE by Hollywood film producer Joseph *»vine: "I'm not sure but I think the Nobel Prize is an Oscar with a high 1.Q."26 words
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Article194 1963-02-24 1 Stolen car racket SPECIAL SMUGGLE SHIPS ON JAKARTA RUN By 808 PERIES SINGAPORE, Sat. Stolen cars are I being smuggled to In- donesia from Jurong. The cars are shipped in Indonesian and Singapore craft with 1 specially built compartments to conceal the stolen vehicles. Operated by a big syndicate, most194 words
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197 1963-02-24 1 Collision in sea storm: 3 men missing By GUNN CHIT THYE pFNANG. Sat. Three a Penang fishermen are missing at sea after a reported collision between their motor junk and a steamer in the Indian Ocean two days ago. According to one of the survivors who returned to Penang yesterday,197 words
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Article133 1963-02-24 1 TFHC VII Andul R«hni.m ItHURU t he Federation Prime Minister, said toi.iiUr that If Indonesia attacked Malaya, he would ask (a mii>port from countries who not only had "treaties with us bui also from those who Wmputhi&e with us." He was speaking at tiie Inauguration of the Setapak133 words
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Advertisement49 1963-02-24 1 Pate I I Career 13 Comics 19, 20 I Features 5 I Films 9 1 For Women 11 Leader Page 6 I J Jane Lee 13 I I Know Alls 13 I I Motoring 4 I Pholo j J I Prolit I Serial 16. 17 Stars I 1 .J49 words
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Article91 1963-02-24 2 X'EW DELHI. Sat. A maneating tiger which killed 11 people In northern Uttar Pradesh has been shot by a policeman. The tiger which earned the nickname "Terror of Terral" (swampy scrub rountry) first drew human blood on Dec. 9 when it ambushed a villager returning from91 words
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Article18 1963-02-24 2 has presented his creden•i.u.s to President Dlosdado Macapagal as the nm Norwegian Ambassador to the Philippines.18 words
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Article120 1963-02-24 2 MAN SPENDS NIGHT IN DEEP PIT WITH WOLF AS HIS COMPANION BELGRADE. Sat— Miladln Stojkovlc, 40. from Rogozln village. Serbia, spent a night and a day with a wolf in a pit used for traping wild animals and came out unhurt. Stojkovlc, walking in the snow back to hts120 words
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Article72 1963-02-24 2 LONDON. Sat. A British Foreign Office spokesman said yesterday that no protest had I been received from the Cuban i Government about the alleged on of a British Island in the I Caribbean for anti-Cuban activities. Havana Radio reported that i tie Cuban authorities hadReuter - 72 words
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Article20 1963-02-24 2 the Congolese Prime Minister, returned to Leopoldvllle from Elisabethvllle after his first visit there since Katanga's secession rndrd20 words
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Article18 1963-02-24 2 of Venezuela celebrated his 55th birthday on Friday with a busy round of talk* and ceremonies.18 words
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Article190 1963-02-24 2 TOWN EVACUATED AS TRAIN WITH CHEMICALS RAMS AN OIL TRUCK EL DORADO 'Arkansas). Sat. A train carryIng highly volatile chemicals rammed a gasoline truck and burst into flames yesterday at nearby Norphlet. Police began evacuating the 1.200 town residents and specialised chemical firefighters rushed to the seen* First reports190 words
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Article36 1963-02-24 2 TAIPEH, Sat. "Operation Skysoldi?r." the third Joim i Nationalist American airborne I exercise, starts in southern Formo>« tomorrow. About 2.000 American paratroopers stationed in Okinawa and NHtlonalist paratroopers .irr inking part. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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394 1963-02-24 2 MORE TREMORS ROCK LIBYAN QUAKE TOWN 12,000 homeless and many people are missing in the ruins BENGHAZI, Saturday. MORE tremors last night struck the desert town of Barce, 60 miles from here where 300 people, mostly children, are officially reported killed on Thursday by a violent earthquake. But the newReuter; UPI - 394 words
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168 1963-02-24 2 Queen's Cup for three golfers in Spore MELBOURNE. Sat.— The Queen's Cup for a royal race meeting at Melbourne's Flrmington Racecourse was today presented to three Australian professional golfers, now playing in Singapore. They are Peter Thomson, Ken Nagle and Norman Von Nida. who jointly lease Aladdin's Lamp which won168 words
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Article111 1963-02-24 2 T'AMPALA. Uganda. Sat Nearly 70 men. women and children died in large-scale tribal warfare in Uganda's wild north-eastern district earlier this week, reports reaching Kampala yesterday revealed With troops from the Uganda Rifles and police concentrated In western Uganda 3,000 Dodoth warriors in the north-eastUPI - 111 words
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78 1963-02-24 2 ONE CHEMIST'S REPORT THAT FOOLED POLICE T E HAVRE, Sat.— Police and 1 J public warning systems went Into top gear yesterday when a Le Havre chemist reported burglars had taken his safe, containing a phial of cyanide enough to kill 10.000 people. Police spent the entire day searching theReuter - 78 words
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Article60 1963-02-24 2 MANILA. Sat.— A middle-* teed Filipino woman yrsterday gave Philippines President Macapagal an amulet for his protection. FeliM Recto of Manila, one of some 1.450 men and women «ho went to the palace for the regular weekly 'Common Man's Day, 1 told the President she was60 words
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149 1963-02-24 2 ROGOTA, Sat. Thousands of troops of the Colombian Army are out in the jungles 65 miles from here— looking for a (ang of 59 bandits. The gang, led by a bandit known as "Wild Bill" Arunguren. held up 22 trucks and cars on a149 words
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Article, Illustration40 1963-02-24 2 IN THE NEW BEACHLINrT FELINE Frederica Lame, 23. from Madagascar, is the new "Black Favourite" at the Theatre de la Poti- niere, the celebrated Paris nightclub. She is seen in the latest in French beach wear. Popper picture.40 words
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274 1963-02-24 2 Sugar industry is badly hit— so Indonesia may import from Cuba JAKARTA, Saturday. A SPOKESMAN for the Indonesian Trade Ministry said today the Government was having discussions with a Cuban representative here apart the possibility of importing raw sugar from Cuba. He said If an agreement was reached it would274 words
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Article66 1963-02-24 2 PARIS, Sat. Mlnette. a Siamese cat, "exiled" for scratching people, walked 150 miles across hardfrozen open country from Tours to Limoges to return to her mistress, two-and-a-half-year-old Kathy Mulct. Mlnette. also age 21. was given away to an uncle In Tours, but 12 days later,66 words
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Article29 1963-02-24 2 the President of the Yemen Republic has ordered the first ever elections throughout Yemen for a tribal House of Representatives, but has not fixed an election date29 words
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Article16 1963-02-24 2 new Australian Ambassador to the Philippines has presented his credentials to President Dlosdado Macapagal.16 words
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Article, Illustration107 1963-02-24 3 \|R. PETER Lucas, iTI the 37-year-old Sheffield, Yorkshire, man who had a kidney grafted from a dead man just over two months ago, pictured last Tuesday when he left Leeds General Infirmary where the operation was performed for a convalescent home In nearby Harrogate.Reuter - 107 words
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230 1963-02-24 3 MINISTER QUITS AS RESULT OF LENDING YOUTH HIS CAR I ONDON. Sat. A junior minister In the British Government yesterday resigned his £3.250 ($27,625) a year post as a result of lending hi.s car to a youth who was subsequently charged with a motoring ollence. Mr. Charles Fletcher Cooke. Joint230 words
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Article387 1963-02-24 3 NEW CHAMPIONS OF FREEDOM PUT IN MENTAL HOMES ONDON. Sat.— Three RusLj sian authors— called "new PasternaJcs" because of their championing of the cause of greater freedom for Soviet writers and artists have been put Into mental homes. All of them have had books published In the West.387 words
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432 1963-02-24 3 A 'Garbo' saves 20 from hurtling death ■.MIM'IJnUI ROME: Greta Garbo is likely to remain always the most popular movie star with people in the central Italian village of Villa Santa Maria. When 100 tons of rock hurtled down a mountainside four houses wrre engulfed. But the only person at432 words
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129 1963-02-24 3 NEW YORK. Sat. The California Institute of technology at Pasadena announced yesterday that radar contact with the planet Mars had been established for the first time, and that the experiments, which started late last month, would continue until early March. AccordingReuter - 129 words
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Article50 1963-02-24 3 BREGENZ. Austria, Sat.— Three women were killed by an avalanche near here yesterday, police reported. All three of British, German and Austrian nationality— were ski-ing on the Madloch slopes at Lech Amarlberg near here. They were practicing there when the avalanche came thundering down.— Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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273 1963-02-24 3 UNITED NATIONS, Sat— Twenty dcv c 1 o ping countries should cross the threshold to "reasonably comfortable living standards" by 1970. according to the programme of the United Nations Development Decade. This is the hope of Mr. Paul Hoffman,Reuter - 273 words
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266 1963-02-24 3 A uniforms ban for civilians in West Java Thugs in jungle green give armed forces a bad name JAKARTA, Saturday. authorities in the former Darul Islam terrorist stronghold of Tasikmalaja have banned civil officials wearing green uniforms. According to the official news agency Antara, the order also suspended military trainingUPI - 266 words
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153 1963-02-24 3 The thieving poet says it in verse MELBOURNE, Sat.—Glas-gow-born Mrs. Mary Baird lost her purse containing a weekly railway ticket, about £Al5 in cash and a 30-shilllng cheque on a suburban Melbourne train. Two days later she received, (the ticket back in the post with a note saying "purse followingReuter - 153 words
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Article27 1963-02-24 3 President Kennedy's special envoy for negotiations on establishment of a Nato multilateral nuclear force, arrived in Paris by air from New York on Friday night.27 words
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Advertisement132 1963-02-24 3 Jk ifriJf Playtex Style 112.Z NEVER BEFORE IN THE WORLD A BRA LIKE THIS For $5.90 (Singapore and Penang) $7*40 (Federation) NEW PLAYTEX FASCINATION BRA Perfect fit the kind you'd only know if your bra normally cost well over $9.00. Beautifully made with the cut, sewing, finish of Playtex bras132 words
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Advertisement601 1963-02-24 3 TRUSTED THROUGHOUT THE wlisa F7PW| THE WORLD NEEDS TRAINED MEN POSTAL EDUOUION-^Mii^ ■MNCMB TMHOUfiHOUT THS WOtLO THE WORLD is desperate for men to fill OVER 300 COURSES key industrial positions. We are entering Loading authorise* consider "British Institute*' courses rtv» a new exciting age where opportunities finMt of their m,^.601 words
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Article, Illustration978 1963-02-24 4 Keil GIVES YOU TODAY A FEW POINTERS ON HOW TO GET FULL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY AND Hammonds introduces you to two building v.i.ps... UT N HIS articles on the two preceding Sundays, colleague JEFFREY A FRANCIS pointed out some of the pitfalls in buying978 words
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Article242 1963-02-24 4 ■■^■fl By s C"vYvB NOTICES abound. 11 "No parking" "No walking on the grass" "No responsibility for loss" we see them everywhere. But what happens If something Is missing say, from a restaurant coatstand? Is the restaurant automatically liable for stolen hats or coats. City executive Julian242 words
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Article, Illustration802 1963-02-24 4 PETER LIM - PETER LIM 1 By J MOTORING A ROAD TEST OF TRIUMPHS LITTLE 4 SIX' VIVE la VITESSE!" said the British Press when Leyland's Coventry interests introduced their new sixcylinder line the Triumph Vitesse fourseater saloon and convertible. Now. the British Press may be excused802 words
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Advertisement71 1963-02-24 4 i A modern home ////Mo^/o^lii /0jHI) 7 Blocks 4 Storey W \i^^ Luxury Flats bocEtutif ullv dcsicniGd i UU* At toct P aopt Drl AiyiKai* Drl /K%r tdol UOdol iuj. HINDCr i\U. ideally situated (O OSITE THE E N $/c,500£ CASH OR EASY TERMS A^ 9 *MP«ffMMR? Monthly payments $150.5071 words
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Article, Illustration889 1963-02-24 5 KEN HAMMONDS - KEN HAMMONDS By I shatter the myth that it's a rich man's sport- it really is not AKK YOU on the lookout for a sport with that extra something? A way to spend your leisure hours getting some exercise that does not involve your running around889 words
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Article, Illustration185 1963-02-24 5 "f ALL .MOTHf.R" (above). v submitted by HiUm bin Mawi. uf 49 Duchess Road, SiiiKanore 10, wins the week.. $30 prize. Inrhe llit.im used an Aires ramrra and Kodak Plus him. Sitting, with yellow filter: IK. I Kill scrotH. All rnlrirs should t>r bigjrr than pustrard siir. but,185 words
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Article381 1963-02-24 5 I ETTERS from readers who keep aquaria often urge us to devote this column to detailed information as to how to maintain and breed all the kinds of fish that may find their way into their tanks. If they pause to think for a moment, however, they will381 words
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Article, Illustration230 1963-02-24 5 Sylvia Chua - SHE TEACHES GIRLS TO BE GRACEFUL By Sylvia Chua WITH Indonesia so much in the news these days, it was refreshing to find in Penang a charming "ambassadress" from Jakarta quietly contributing towards a better understanding of her country's culture. Every Saturday afternoon, in her Vermont Road home in230 words
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Article191 1963-02-24 5 ASK YOUR DAD KEEP up with thr expert*, in case one of the youngsters pops you a question like this: WHAT MAKES PLANTS GROW? VOl' might say when the soil and the temperature are In the right condition ana they have sufficient light. But plants need something else the carbon191 words
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Article323 1963-02-24 5 JUST TO WARN YOU. TRAFFIC police are get- ting good results from their radar speed traps. So far about 200 motorist.-, have had their cases compounded, or paid up in court. No one has yet challengI ed the accuracy of the 1 radar gadget in court. DAWN m breaking and323 words
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Advertisement169 1963-02-24 5 (THE NICEST THING THAT EVER HAPPENED TO YOUR CAR)' 'Happy' the Friendly Esso Man is no ordinary oil drop. He's an oil drop with a mission. He's Esso's cheerful symbol oft service. He tries' to do what his name implies: tnng He works with your Esso Dealer to bring you169 words
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Article367 1963-02-24 6 GIVE... IT IS FORA GOOD CAUSE rpHIS year the total eni- rolment at the University of Singapore is expected to top 2.800. In five years' time the demand for places will be more than twice as high, thanks to the increasing number of secondary schools, to an Increasing public367 words
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Article, Illustration790 1963-02-24 6 Dr. B.R. Sreenivasan - Dr. B.R. Sreenivasan SUNDAY Ill»jM|[||'|MTTHl PUTS THE ACCENT TODAY ON TIMES IJJMIkI HI |£|inj EDUCATION AND ENTERPRISE B 2 VICE-CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE INVEST IN THE UNIVERSITY OF SPORE BECAUSE IT IS NECESSARY FOR THE COUNTRY TO PRODUCE AS MANY SUITABLE GRADUATES AS POSSIBLE THE790 words
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Article486 1963-02-24 6 SPEAKING PERSONALLY... iiiimimiiiiiiimmiiiiimiiiim KCCP YOUR LETTERS SHORT MY PORTRAIT OF B.M. In reply to Incne V. Alagappan's letter (Sunday Times. Feb. 10) I should like to draw his attention to the title of my column —"A picture of small town life in Malaya." The object of my article was to486 words
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680 1963-02-24 6 DYNAMISM Why can't we have more enterprise with our booklearning? EVERY school teacher in Britain knows the arguments, tears, tempers and heartaches which are engendered by the famous (or infamous) "11-plus examination. But the realisation of the evil has. until very recently, tended to be centred ONLY upon the "11-plus."680 words
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Article71 1963-02-24 6 I WONDER if anyone has noticed that fewer people co to see private doctors these days. Instead the; prefer to (o to a chemnt'* shop, read the literature on drugs that All well-stacked shelves, see which one best fits their ills and pay the chemist what71 words
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Advertisement13 1963-02-24 6 HOTEL MERLIN TRCACHER ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR TEL: ***** (10 LINES) MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL13 words
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Advertisement88 1963-02-24 6 pi FOR THE CONVENIENCE of your I HARI RAYA PUASA 1 I SHOPPING the following stores agencies in Singapore will be I OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL U| I TODAY MAIN STORE BATA BUILDING 301, South Bridge Rood. 169, Middle Rood. 194, South Bridge Rood. 179, Arab Street. 391, North88 words
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Miscellaneous490 1963-02-24 6 THANK MISS WEE MI STARS! By Lilian Wee Of Pfn»n[ MAI > > NEW WRITER No. 69— who ■him the $50 priir (or: "In Men's Wear Getting Much Too Gaudy And Sexy?" The o'her prixe-winner will be I btlxhed next week. WINDOW-SHOP anywhere In Malaya and you cannot but fail490 words
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Article, Illustration478 1963-02-24 7 ROBERT SINNIAH - NOW 1 ,000 VESSELS STAY OFF DEEP SEA FISHING ROBERT SINNIAH Jakarta threat: Pulau Ketam boat with three men on board fails to return By Port Swottenham. Sat. 1.000 fishing boats at Pulau Retam, off the Selangor coast, are staying away from deep sea fishing because one of their boat478 words
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Article, Illustration59 1963-02-24 7 SIEW VAN UN. 16. of the 11th Girl Guide Com. pany, Ipoh (Aye Maria Convent), who received her trophy from Mrs. Mary Chan State Girl Guides Commissioner, Perak. at the "Thinking Day" rally In Ipoh on Friday. Van Lin won the first prize in the national language short story competition59 words
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Article245 1963-02-24 7 A 70-PAGE BOOKLET TELLS HOW TO START A BUSINESS KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Latest move in the campaign to help Malays to participate In commerce and industry is the publication of a 70--page guide on how to make a beginning. Priced at 50 cents to bring it within245 words
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68 1963-02-24 7 Incest charge man gets SI, OOO bail SINGAPORE. Sat Mohamed bin Maruee was today charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with having committed Incest with his half-sister. Napsah blnte Sallm. at Wing Loong Road on March 33 last year. He was offered ball of Sl.OOO In one surety, until the68 words
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63 1963-02-24 7 SINGAPORE. Sat The United States Con*.ul General nore. Mr Sam P Gllstrap. will ci urn to Singapore from home rave on Monday Mr. Otlsirap. who first took ip his post in Singapore in October 1961. has been away .•nice Nov 2 last year. During63 words
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Article, Illustration308 1963-02-24 7 K. BASKARAN - K. BASKARAN By Detained police officer faces court proceedings, says wife KUALA LUMPUPR, Sat.— he mystery of Malayan police officer. Deputy Superintendent Sidney R. C. Augiibtia who was detained by Tiiai authorities in December last year was solved today. "He is still under detention,' his wife said at308 words
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Article68 1963-02-24 7 SINGAPORE. Sat.— After t»vtnc lured a small boy out to buy a youth ransacked the mother's room and escaped with $975 worth of Jewellery and a transistor. In the Ninth Court today. Tan Ton Seng, pleaded guilty to s'l'Hlins the articles from Ong Lay Nio. a68 words
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142 1963-02-24 7 Three are in court on vice charges SINGAPORE. Sat. A couple and a housewife were brought up today in a District Court in two cases connected with a raid by the anti-vice branch of the C.I.D. CASE NO. 1: Tan Siew How, of Merchant Road, and Lucy Tan Hui Meng,142 words
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Article133 1963-02-24 7 You may win $50 for an answer UEAD the article on Dynamism, book-learning and enterprise on Page Six Now answer this question: Would you join a Ken-nedy-style Peace Corps to work in the backward countries of the world? Give your answer in 500 words The best contribution •IB win I133 words
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238 1963-02-24 7 The King's speech to highlight Hari Raya programme KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Hart Raya messages by the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong. the Sultan of Brunei and the Prime Minister. Tengku Abanl Rahman, are some of the highlights of Radio Malaya's programmes for the festival. Special prayers held on the grounds of the238 words
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61 1963-02-24 7 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Mr. Alex Josey. correspondent of the Sunday Citizen, will give three talks over Radio Singapore .starting from Monday to Thursday on the recent Afro-Asian conference at Moshl. Tanganyika. The English broadcast can be heard every night at 7.15 p.m. The talks will61 words
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371 1963-02-24 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday. JJROUGHT in South Johore is causing many Singapore taps to run dry The island is having a slight water shortage since last week because the lowest rainfall In 15 years has resulted in a drop of 33 million gallons of371 words
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Article103 1963-02-24 7 EX-DANCE CHAMP MARRIES PE NAM G, Sat.— A former Penang ballroom dancing champion. Miss Vivienne Parker, was married to Mr. John Wilson Henderson, an engineer, at St. George's Church here today. The only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Parker, the bride was a state ballroom dancin? champion for103 words
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67 1963-02-24 7 PENANO. Sat— Three men— Lav Haw Loon. 27. Ng Ah Chye. 24. and Pneh Swee Seng. 21 were today charged with robbing seven members of the Seong Oo Club In Burmah Road of $7,450 in cash and properly on the night o( Peb. 13. Jointly67 words
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Advertisement339 1963-02-24 7 GIRLS LOVE JL! TALL MEN! O SENSATIONAL RESULTS OF NEW j HEIGHT INCREASE TREATMENT H §In your own home It Is now p^P^ I/ possible to increase your height I j/f-. 1 by a Simple. Natural Method. /"sji There are no drugs, nothing i to get out or order; there339 words
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Article, Illustration401 1963-02-24 8 11HTH no let-up in the tt political situation brought about by Indonesia's confrontation policy, the Market was on edge throughout the week though the prices were somewhat easier. But the categorical assurance of the Chief ol the Imperial General Staff, General Sir Richitrd Hull, that Britain would401 words
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Article316 1963-02-24 8 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Combined business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange today. with the number of the shares traded in brackets, was: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (1.000) $1.51; Dunlops (1.000) $2.48 D. (10.000) $2.48. (7.000) $2.47; East. Smelt. $2.71 SL. (4.000) $2.72, (2.000) $2.71:316 words
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388 1963-02-24 8 TAI SING ONN - TAI SING ONN: 'Watch out for those exposed cables hanging from electricity poles' By Kuala Lumpur, Sat. J^ GANG is at work stealing Central Electricity Board wires from overhead'mains in the Kuala Lumpur region and its outlying areas. A sinister aspect is that children388 words
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Article, Illustration124 1963-02-24 8 Malayan printer dies in Melbourne hospital SINGAPORE. Sat.— Mr. Chan Kwai Wing a Straits Times printer, died In a Melbourne private hospital yesterday after a short illness. He flew to Australia with five other Malayan printers and publishers early this month as guests of the Associated Pulp and Paper Mills124 words
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187 1963-02-24 8 UMNO told to be ready to defend the country SINGAPORE, Sat. The secretary general of Singapore UMNO's Liaison Committee, Dato Syed Esa Almenoar, today called for prepardness to defend "our country, nation, religion and democratic way of life." "We cannot run away from It. So we must live it as187 words
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Article37 1963-02-24 8 IPOH Sat.— Chow Chong Yin. 27. unemployed, was today sentenced to three days' jail when he could not pay the fine of $15 for being dnink and disorderly along Jalan Yang Kalsom yesterday evening.37 words
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Article123 1963-02-24 8 Fire victims get additional aid SINGAPORE, Sat. The Social Welfare Department has made a second payment of $10 a person to the fire victims of the Kampong Eunos fire which took place on Wednesday. This payment was made this morning and is In addition to the $10 a person paid123 words
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Article188 1963-02-24 8 POORAMME schedule for Television Singapura's pilot bervice today: 600 p.m. Opening and programme summary in Malay, Chinese. Tamil and English. 6 04 p.m. "Captain Pugwash and Bengo." Captain Pugwash Is a pirate chief and Bengo Is a boxer puppy who wears a magic collar. 6.30 p.m. "News and188 words
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Article83 1963-02-24 8 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Com-mandiT-in-Chief. Far East Land Forces. Sir Nigel Poett. today sent Hari Raya greetings to the Malayan soldiers serving In the British Army In the Far East. In a message. Sir Poett congratulated the Malayan soldiers on their excellent work during the83 words
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171 1963-02-24 8 Employees of two I firms get salary increases SINGAPORE. Sat. A total of 69 employees of James Warren and Co. Ltd. estate and general suppliers, and Yuda Nlaga, an Indonesian state-own-ed trading firm, have got Increased salaries and improved working conditions, under separate agreements signed recently between the firms and171 words
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Article21 1963-02-24 8 PENANG, Sat.— A motorcyclist. Lee Song Keong. who knocked down a policeman, was today fined $40 for inconsiderate driving.21 words
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113 1963-02-24 8 Magistrate rejects 'send me to jail' plea DENANG, Sat.— A 22--1 year-old youth. Ibrahim bin Hashim. who pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing three animals from Loo Lian Choon, asked the First Magistrate, Mr. Ng Mann Sau, to sentence him straightaway "so that I can have some peace of113 words
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Article27 1963-02-24 8 MR AND Mrs. M. D. Pakianathan thank friends and relative! for their attendance, good wishes, presents and assistance rendered on the occasion of their marrlaga 9-2-63.27 words
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Advertisement485 1963-02-24 8 Late CLASSIFIED MVERTttEMENTS 20 words Sl2 I Minimum.) CHIN: To Helen and Francis a girl on 22.2.63. Bungsar Ward, new Maternity Hospital. K.L. Thanks to doctor and staff. NILSSON: To Annemarie and Arne on 22nd Feb. at Gleneagles a daughter Stanna Renee' AH well thanks to doctor and staff. $500485 words
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Miscellaneous28 1963-02-24 8 V* IF r* lL s £Z%*« hare only itoetKSdves first benefits ...ihe well-read mm is, -you/I never* n/rthouf s^-^&\ stimulated 4 good i— g?H» Mfe/fmffi Wftoy Dtwer mm*28 words
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Article, Illustration203 1963-02-24 9 EVA S TURKEY TROT AMERICAN disc star Little Eva made a hit she never expected with the Looo-motion. Here she is trying for another success with a dance called the Turkey Trot. Will she wow you with it? We'll see when her song-of-the-dance disc is released. Yes, the Turkey203 words
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Article, Illustration709 1963-02-24 9 RODERICK MANN - The image that Mason just can't alter RODERICK MANN -By FROM MADRID THEY are filming "The Pall Of The Roman Empire** here in Spain and it h;is been so cold that, to warm themselves up, the stars have been practising skating figure VIIIs on the frozen lakes. The sub-zero weather709 words
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Article, Illustration433 1963-02-24 9 MOIRA AND THE 3 MISSING WEEKS Ken Hammonds AT THE FILMS PIT OF DARKNESS William Franklyn, Moira Redmond Rank Organisation A MAN wakes up on a bomb site in a sleazy district of London. Without the faintest idea of how he got there, he goes home and apologises for being433 words
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Advertisement250 1963-02-24 9 I SOUTH EAST ASIAN PREMIERE a d ft J WEDNESDAY 6th MARCH at 845pm I At Shaws LIDO Singapore! BhQ Season From Thurs. 7th March N.B. DUE TO FILM'S LENGTH J 3 SHOWS DAILY: 1.15, 5.00 8.45 p.m. I Saturdays, Sundays Holidays ••>» If i EXTRA SHOW AT 9.00 a.m.250 words
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Advertisement117 1963-02-24 9 HfflGGsi; Children —30 cts. to all Stats! "JUNGLE Xl DUNIYA" (in Hindi). Todoy 11 a.m.: (Columbio) "Camp oi Blood Island" Tomorrow 5 Shows: II 1.30- 4-6 30 930 p.m. I SHYJUU BHAGWtM BAPSHAHSALAHATJJPS r**~-..'i.LS.'i..~. I tern A^ftm-a/rAsu/ua HBH9H WUQ i 6 40*6 T«do»: 1 30-J 30-7 00-9 30 p.m. Jerry117 words
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Article, Illustration69 1963-02-24 10 A GLOOMY Hari K;»va faces tin- parents apri i.tmily of llaliraah blntc /.ikaria (above) of Sentul who has hern missing from her homr since last Tuesday. Her father. ln< he Zakaria hin Ibrahim, told the Sun ilav Times today: "IV> cannot understand it. She may he in trouble. If69 words
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Article60 1963-02-24 10 MISS Lim Siew (hin who has returned from the Royal .Melbourne Hospital where she obtained a general certificate of nursing, equivalent to that of a nursing Mster. She also attended a course in gynaecology. The eldest daughter ol a contractor. Mr. and Mrs. Lim Teck Sione of Jelebu.60 words
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163 1963-02-24 10 TWO PLEAD GUILTY TO THEFT OF 905 UNUSED I-CAROS I^OTA TINGGI. Sat. Two men pleaded guilty in the Magistrate's court here today to stealing 905 unused identity cards from the Registration Office at Kota Tinggi. while a third claimed trial to dishonestly re- tabling the stolen j rards. The two163 words
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Article258 1963-02-24 10 PENANO. Sat.— The ashes of Captain Lindsay Years. former ADC to the late Sultan Iskander Shah, who died in Penang on Thursday, are now -kept in a local casket company pending instructions from England. A former president of the Mala/an Race Horse Owners' Association. Gloucester-born Capt. Years.258 words
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Article, Illustration666 1963-02-24 10 mL* J »T0 i-^'M ssl *X*-I*J '1 1 833J lX*£^K l-^'^ Dl I^' j «1 1 *T* J f^j^Tj^t But most unions are expected to strongly oppose move fHE Federation Government's move to arm itself with power to compel arbitration in certain industrial disputes was welcomed666 words
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Article51 1963-02-24 10 KLUANG. Sat.— < Two parachutists of the 3 Parachute Rrgitnent will give a free-fall demonstration from an aircraft here at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow. They will fall thousands of feet from the plane -without using their parachutes until they are only a few hundred feet from51 words
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255 1963-02-24 10 Hull sees great changes in Terendak —camp MALACCA. Sat. General Sir Richard Hull, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, today visited Commonwealth troops stationed at Terendak camp, 13 miles from here, which he had opened about two years ago when he was Commander-ln-Chief cf the Far East Land Forces. I255 words
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262 1963-02-24 10 JUDGE: COURT IS NOT COMPETENT TO HEAR ROBBERY CASE SINGAPORE, Saturday. IS a Dirstrict Court competent to hear an armed robbery case which normally goes to the Assizes? I "Yes. if the Public Prosecutor gives his consent." said Senior Inspector M. C. Jacob, prosecutor, in the Third Criminal District Court262 words
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Article110 1963-02-24 10 USIS essay contest on Government l/UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The United States Information Service is sponsoring an essay contest on the subject "What Constitutional Government Means to Me" for young people in Singapore, Sarawak, Brunei and North Borneo. According to a statement from the USIS. the contest is to mark the110 words
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Article90 1963-02-24 10 TODAY Sedtli Kechil 8.56 a.m. (6.9ft> 10.47 p.m. <B.oft>Sinstapore 10.49 a.m. (lO.Ofti; Port Dickson 6.58 a.m. (9.3 ft) 7.14 p.m. (9.3ft>; Port Bwettcnham 6.01 a.m. (13.7 ft) 632 p.m. (14.3fti; Penang 12.47 a.m. (B.4ft i 1.21 p.m. (7.6 ft). TOMORROW— SediIi Kechil 9.50 am90 words
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303 1963-02-24 10 EE BOON LEE - Tariff protection for rubber footwear opposed by factories EE BOON LEE. by Singapore. Sat REPRESENTATIVES of three Johore Bahru factories manufacturing shoes and slippers today opposed a joint application by three Singapore firms for tariff protection for rubber footwear. They told the tariff advisory commission that such a move would303 words
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Article, Illustration255 1963-02-24 10 A GENEROUS HABIT ONCE MORE MAJOR FERGUSON of Ilia Rowcroft Theatre Club tells me that their next production Is Wynyard Browne's comedy "Ring Of Truth," which will be produced by Jack Shephard at the club's own theatre in Ayer Rajah Road. Singapore, on March 13 (or a short season. This255 words
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Advertisement41 1963-02-24 10 w IS PROUD TO BE A JOINT M JllEllOl} SPONSOR OF THE SINGAPORE OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP ROYAL ISLAND CLUB 21-24 FEBRUARY. FINEST ON OR THROUGH THE GREEN •^N n I Dunlop fe\vv.v;3 j^fc. TROLLIES AND BAGS y^^^^y^, Dun/np TJunlopCLUlS FOOTWEAR GOL/PE/241 words
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Advertisement82 1963-02-24 10 111^ v #ON SALE^ S K AT All BOOK STORES ond Spotlight °"^^Bt TKit lotett iiiu* hat been eocnplctely reviled with new photographi and attractive drawing*. It is the most comprehensive handbook on Singapore, and contains t maps and directory of roads and ttr— ts. MOST USEFUL FOR RESIDENTS AND82 words
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1094 1963-02-24 11 Race One: 2.15— C1 5 Div 2— s|f 1 ***** Far! Paara (Odd Lot Kongsi) E. Breuk. 5 9.0 (SF) B. Wilson 8 2 ***** Chauri (Font St.) Ahmad, 5 8.13 West 1 3 ***** Thank Yon (Double Llm St.) Martin, 8 8.111,094 words
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Article292 1963-02-24 11 LONDON, Saturday. JjMYE English and Scottish football league mutches were postponed this morning, making a total of 'M matches cancelled in today's original programme of 64 games. The British Pools Promoters' Association announced that the pools would be decided on the results of matchesReuter - 292 words
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Article49 1963-02-24 11 MILAN. Sat. i»ioyd KoI oertson (Ghana), holder of the British Empire lean erweight boxing title, was outpointed over 10 rounds by Oulrbano Canpari. che riaian lightweight title-holder, hire last night. Catcalls and a barrage of fruits, vegetables, and bodies greeted the announcement that Canpari had wop-49 words
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Article40 1963-02-24 11 LONDON, Sat. England beat Prance 6-5 In the Rugby Union International championship match at Twickenham today. France led 5-3 at halftime. In the other lnteniati >nal at Murrayfield In Edinburgh, Scotland beat Ireland 3-0. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article, Illustration1249 1963-02-24 11 MEASURES UP TO CLASS 4 STANDARD DOUBLE CHANCE should make it three-off-the-reel in the Class 4, Div. 2 7f handicap (Race 4) at Penang today. She proved much too good for Class 5 at Kuala Lumpur scoring an easy double. She came from behind to win over 7f with 9.01,249 words
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Article111 1963-02-24 11 STONES HURLED AT WI PLAYER CALCUTTA, Sat— Roy v; Gilchrist, vie Weat Indian last bowier was involved in an incident with a section of the crowd while playing for Hyderabad against Bengal in a Ranji trophy cricket match here yesterday. Gilchrist, who had earlier been booed when he bowled a111 words
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Article90 1963-02-24 11 iLASGOW, Sat. Erland <* Kops. Danish favourite ■to win the title, won his first round match in the world invitation badminton tournament here last night. He beat Robert McCoig Scotland's number one player 15-10. 15-5. In another first round match Oon Chong Jin (Malaya) beat90 words
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Article127 1963-02-24 11 EPBOM JEEP CALL BOY (h.m tK .*ce I <Un I PARI PASSU Entertainment Rubin* WEE WONDER Wee Cobbler All Baba SIAU YEONO m Part Pann Naufat PROFIT TAKING Smokey Ann Fine FUifree ENTERTAINMENT I.in PMSU Siau Yeong Lab Xt I I I 1 Profit Taking All Baba NEROME Eli127 words
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Advertisement412 1963-02-24 11 W^y *f*4y -«llef T^ of h»o4kh« •n«l alt pain* K'"*^ wlth on tablet. M MEN WOMEN feel Young again As we crew older it's only nitur&l that we btfln to slow down. But nome people trow old f&ater than th»y ihouk!. Then thry feel ■wenlc. tired, flnd It hard to412 words
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Article, Illustration819 1963-02-24 12 LESLIE HOFFMAN Jr; LIM KEE CHAN - Brookes leads into final lap LESLIE HOFFMAN Jr. LIM KEE CHAN jTij i *r^B luHlt^^k I^ma^i t T i f By and ISHII WAS ONE STROKE AHEAD TILL HE FALTERED AT LAST 2 HOLESBUT DAY'S HONOURS GO TO DOMINGO gINGAPORE, Sat.— South African Alan Brookes goes into the final round819 words
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128 1963-02-24 12 PERTH, Sat. Singa- pore champion Tan Thuan Heng yesterday qualified for the final of the 1.650 yards freestyle in the Australian swimming championships Tan clocked 18 minutes 31.6 seconds for third place in a heat won by S. Fujishlma who did128 words
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Article101 1963-02-24 12 TPOH. Sat— Mrs. Kathleen X Scrimgeour retained her title In the Perak women's golf championship here today. She returned 85 over 18 holes, a record score in the series. Mrs. Scrimgeour has now won the title four times in five years. The runner-up was Mrs. Inez101 words
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734 1963-02-24 12 212— A. Brookes 73. 67. 72 (37.35). 213— T. Ishii 68. 70. 75 U7. 38>. 214— A. Murray 70. 72. 72. (34.38). 215— P. Phillips 73. 71. 71 (34. 37); B. Devlin 71. 70, 74 1 37. 37); B. Arda 69. 72. 74 (37.37).734 words
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Article89 1963-02-24 12 ENGLAND Ist Inning* SHEPPAKD c Dick b Cameron 12 ILLINGWOKTH c Reid b Cameron 20 BARRINGTON c Playle b Cameron 126 DEXTER c Barton b Yuile 7 COWDREY c Barton b Cameron 86 PARUTT not out 33 KNIGHT not out 39 Extras 5 Total (for 5 wickets) 328 WkU89 words
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Article164 1963-02-24 12 SINGAPORE. Sat— A fine allround display by Gurucharan Singh, the Malayan player, helped Kilat Club of Kuala Lumpur to score a sixwicket win over Singapore Recreation Club In their one-day cricket match on the padang here. Guru after claiming five SRC I wickets for 43 runs164 words
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Article100 1963-02-24 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—Thirteen countries a record riBM the inception of the tournament in 1957 h; ye entered for the Fifth Junio- Asian Cm> tournament to be held at Penan* from Apr. 18 to 28. The countries which ha^e accepted the Football Association nf Malaya's invitation100 words
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Article37 1963-02-24 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sal.— Airport R. C. and Combined Bn drew In a cricket match at Brielc^ fields today. Scores: Airport RC 143-7 c (Augustine 60. Cook 3-32 >: Bri'i.-n XI: 99-8 (Cook 37 August ine 3-18.37 words
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160 1963-02-24 12 ■JIfELBOURNEt Sat.—Vlc- toria took a firm grip on the Sheffield Shield cricket championship today when they hammered Queensland's attack to score 633 for four declared By the close. Queensland had lost four wickets for 85 Victoria, resuming on the second day today at 351 for160 words
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Article, Illustration423 1963-02-24 12 LESLIE SMITH - LESLIE SMITH: By 1 r Auckland, Sat. BARRINGTON (126) AND COWDREY (86) PUT UP 166 IN 162 MINUTES IRREPRESSIBLE Ken Barrington, scoring 126, once more rescued Entj--1 land when they opened their Test series of three four-day matches against New Zealand here today. England were423 words
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93 1963-02-24 12 Negri crack Johore in second half SEREMBAN. Sat. Ne-ri Sembilan Chinese beat Johore Chinese 2-0 in the replay of the MCFA Cup match here today. Their first game at Muar was abandoned a minute from time. Johore put up a strong fight to hold their oppomn's to a scoreless lirst93 words
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Advertisement32 1963-02-24 12 IMPORTED FROM HOLLAND there is Heineken Beer from i Y^^ij» i_[^y L rr L discerning taste, everywhere' mAh \)MAi 1 World s leading imported beer frrßnHHpß^lj 5 \fett\ 0'»i0*l 0 HO-t^lu' jit32 words
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Miscellaneous71 1963-02-24 12 GOLF S'POBE Open champion-hip Final round (Upper Thomson Rd) SOC( I K MCFA CIP: Sgor v Penan* (Merdeka Stadium. 7 p.m > CBKKFT CLUB MATCHES: Spore CC v Kilat. XL (Spore pad.mi:'. Penang CRC Invitation XI v Kilat. XL (Victoria Oreen 11 a.m.). BASKETBALL FKIENDLY: Chin Woo. XL 1 Utd71 words
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Article799 1963-02-24 13 Jane L EE By ORDER -My HUBBY DEAR JAM-: LEE: My husband insists I take up smoking, so in cth i n which I dislike. His reason for wanting me to acquire this habit is that one of his friends has married a westernised girl who smokes and mixes IVeelv799 words
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Article188 1963-02-24 13 Domestic science for your girl SERIES 3: NO. 3 DOMESTIC science is a career that gives a girl a very vide field to oover and is also extremely useful when she starts her own home. Teaching, demonstrating, industrial and institutional catering, domestic management and dietetic work are the main branches188 words
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Article516 1963-02-24 13 DEAR Know Alls: I have a lot of decaying teeth which need to be extracted, but I cannot afford to go to a dentist to have all of them taken out at once. Do you know of any dentist who has a pull-now-pay-later scheme?516 words
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Article182 1963-02-24 13 niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii The trumpet look I HOPE the Mif and his gazelles noticed an item In a fashion-note describing the Muted Trumpet Look. It would need little alteration of the garments to produce the Muted Trombone Look. "My dear! Too marvellously devastating! I thought for a moment that you182 words
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Advertisement20 1963-02-24 13 4 FLIGHTS FROM SINGAPORE kJAI AVAU AI D 141 AV( P9| AND 3 FROM KUALA LUMPUR IVI/IL/I l/llw /kllKfwATj IfcSV20 words
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Article473 1963-02-24 14 TEACHING HIM I TO SIT i BY POINTER I HAVE many times witnessed dog owners in possession of very young dogs, give them the command "Sit" only to be met with blank looks from their pet.s. Quito a number of kindhearted dog owners seem j to labour under473 words
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Article, Illustration650 1963-02-24 14 Keeping in step Today with bare feet! Evelyn NEW PROBLEMS THAT COME WITH THE NEW HIGH FASHION SHOES I STEPPED into the season's foot fashions —and GOOD GRACIOUS ME! Not for a moment did I realise what I was putting my feet into. A whole range of new Italian shoes,650 words
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Article, Illustration145 1963-02-24 14 HOW round is a round toe? The answer is round enough to look totally different: to feel blissfully comfortable. The inescapable fact is that sharp points are deader than the dinosaur. How costly Is the new round look? One of the prettiest in a selection from London (above)145 words
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Article243 1963-02-24 14 AN EMINENT doctor once received an urgent summons to hurry to tht home of a famous artist. When he arrived, he was amazed to find that it was not the artist who was his patient, but the man's dog. Concealing his indignation he treated the animal243 words
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Article235 1963-02-24 14 Questions and answers DEAR EVELYN TU: I am worried about the condition of my hair. Recently, I had a perm. Instead of having the soft wavy locks I expected, my hair came out of the rollers In tight curls and very small waves. It is frizzy, too. Can you tell235 words
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Advertisement137 1963-02-24 14 intelligent people aaaL V V '^aaaaJ JJCI eed KNOWLEDGE The full colour weekly that grows into an encyclopaedia Knowledge is unique. Packed with articles on subjects ranging from Ancient History to Nuclear Physics, illustrated in full colour, each issue is exciting reading. And as you collect Knowledge each week, it137 words
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Advertisement71 1963-02-24 15 li I Hi pp^" a HI IH fAftY com* BEST EMULSION PAINT FOR YOUR HOME: FUNGUS-RESISTANT SUNPROOF RAINPROOF 1-» 1 CDCCf FOR EXI-ERT ADVICE ON COtOUH I Now a whole Rainbow of colours to choose irKtt! sg^^T"°*' C!r from modern, cheerful colours —to give '^hia colour styling studio. your home71 words
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Article, Illustration2048 1963-02-24 16 – ROBERT GLENTON - THE CREW SAW AN ADMIRAL CUT HIS CAPTAIN DEAD ROBERT GLENTON The Battle of Wills: When justice donned gold braid and uniform instead iof thetraditional _wi£ androbes^ Of all the many forms of justice, none has the stark drama of the court martial of men who have won distinction in2,048 words
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Advertisement82 1963-02-24 16 fti«Mtf* sA mF^^^^B^ Wad """"HBHrr^^^^v I.l^ A Aircraft Courtesy of fj CJB T| f^TAT Malaysia Air Charter VAUXHALL VELOXICRESTA LThe spacious new Vauxhall VELOX/CRESTA provides ample room for six big adutts. With its immaculate finish, inside and out. aB-synchromesh gearbox with optional over-drive or Hydra-matic* automatic transmission these are quite82 words
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Miscellaneous267 1963-02-24 16 POPULAR CROSSWORD^) ACROSS: 1 Forlorn (8). 7 Pool DOWN: 1 Extreme pain <B>. 2 (3). 10 Sinner 00). 1, S^niy (6). I°^%%'^^^^^. 13 Character (4). 14 Express gra- 7 Measures (5). 8 Halt! (4). 9 titude <s>. 16 Lukewarm (5). 17 Compact (5). 11 Colour (3). 12 Arm Sets up267 words
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Article, Illustration2053 1963-02-24 17 and at the very end. a pointed sword told the officer his fate arms, the officers, headed by the captain, saluted. And the crew looked on. They saw the admiral come aboard. They saw him glare at the stiff, formal figure of his flag captain. They2,053 words
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Article387 1963-02-24 17 RADIO MALAYA A.M. 600 Time Signal Negaraku: News Headlines: 6.02 Morning Mflnrt'*t; 7.00 Time Signal. The News; 7.10 Rendezvous with Music; 7.30 Breakfast Club; 8.00 Time Signal, The News; 8.05 Bright and Breezy; 9.00 Music City; 10.00 Summary of Prog, for the Morning; 10.01 Something to Shout387 words
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Article, Illustration36 1963-02-24 17 CHARACTERS IN THE CASE ABOVE: The First Lord of the Admiralty at the time of the scandal— Mr. William Bridgeman. 0 LEFT: Commander Hanry Daniel: A picture taken at a society wedding toon after the trial.36 words
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Advertisement346 1963-02-24 17 JFjjJJ HYLIJXI- $m WWI »<»»•?»* fX Anrf ft > _*w BBHHBli^^^Ai^iK^ A B T .«»*W' > ••'»-*is* l -.-*BM MMMM***- Tffv V F Mtttt BH fc Mdfili iTr'ititiTi-i»i I >■* 3 mm IV^ —but his training never stops with Qantas This man is a Qantas pilot. He has flown several346 words
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Article681 1963-02-24 18 CAPRICORN (Dec- 21-Jan. 19): You will feel more pleased with life than you have done tor some time. A problem that concerns a house, your home background or the family is solved at last. Now you can make your plans for the remainder of 1963 and681 words
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Article350 1963-02-24 18 TODAY: A good deal could happen to you both socially and on the material level. People you meet today could easily play -an Important role In your life. If you are hoping to patch up a quarrel either with a friend or relative, set about doing350 words
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Article, Illustration412 1963-02-24 18 MOST people born on Keb. io are ambitious to get on in life. If you sUll have a drsirr to make yourself known in tinworld and to prosper, then you can safely five rein to it in tbe next 12 months. For luck is on your412 words
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Advertisement1430 1963-02-24 18 I^TJ^ Jj trial membership f~r y I^^*J er f° r readers in Malaysia THE purpose o r thin offer is lo enable you, W HP^BsC~~i2 I without obligation, to judge for tourself the I W GSe^Ut^l :id\antages of becoming a member of World I itFs*'Wf§ Featured here are seven of1,430 words
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