The Straits Times, 2 October 1961
1961-10-02
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Title Section21 1961-10-02 1 \vin\u daily rinTiiiin sale e\<i:kd» 9CKOOO The Straits Times No*** 1 He**!*** 1 Kstd. IS4; MONDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1M»1 15 CENTS21 words
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Article216 1961-10-02 1 This is counter-revolution, says Cairo Radio call fiprfielp '/from the garrison CIRO. Sunday CAIRO Radio interrupted programmes today to report that a battle was being fought at Aleppo, Syria. "A radio si^iuil lu»s bein intercepted from Ihe commander of the Ileppo area to the commander of (heReuter; UPI - 216 words
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257 1961-10-02 1 ROBBERS STAB COUPLE AT V.I.P. HOUSE SINGAPORE. Sun. The caretaker of Federation. House here, Syed Hassan bin Yassin. 30, and his wife, SharifTah Zaharah. 32. were stabbed by robbers last night. A police spokesman said today that they were noi In a serious condition. The Federations Prime Mintster. Tengku Abdul257 words
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Article59 1961-10-02 1 ELISABETHVILLE. Sun. President Moise Tshombe or Katanga -.aid yesterday of the 50 to 100 white mercenaries which the United Nations claim.-, are still serving with lm Army: "I do not want them any more." "On Aug. 28 I made a public declaration thank- ing them and paidReuter - 59 words
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Article74 1961-10-02 1 SAIGON. Sun.— A member of a Communist guerilla band that kidnapped an Australian Colombo Plan expert for ransom last week was killed by Vietnam security forces. thr Vietnam press news agency said today. Another member of the gang was captured with Communist dpcuments In a moppingReuter - 74 words
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Article41 1961-10-02 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun. Robert Bourke. 32. proposed to hi* girl by sending mesBenger with note— carrier pigeon, two dozen roses and a bottle of champagne. "If you agree." said the note. ">et this bird free." and she did ReuterReuter - 41 words
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245 1961-10-02 1 PARIS Sun. Police here were today investiI gating a sect whose memI bers are alleged to bare worshipped In the nuoe and starved themselves because they thought the world Was coming tv a,: end Among members being questioned are an tmai ateci man de.>cribingReuter - 245 words
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Article, Illustration185 1961-10-02 1 AND 30 OTHERS WERE INJURED TRAILER PULLED BY A TRACTOR IN AN ESTATE DITCH KCALA LIMPIK, Sunday. fW'i) children aged X* arid 14 were killed and other people injured when a trailer carrying estate labourers toon off tlu- road on Kinrara Kstate. eight miles from185 words
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163 1961-10-02 1 Tara Singh calls off his 'fast to death' A MRITSAR. Sun— Master i\ Tara Singh who has been on a "fasi unto death >i:i<-e Aug. 15 broke his ta>t today It m the 48th day < i the ia.->t. Tara Singh. 76 broke it after Oovernnient assurances that an inquiry163 words
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Article46 1961-10-02 1 LISBON. Bun. Portugal will hold general elections I on Nov. 12. according to |i usually well-informed sources here totiay. The next National Assembly will have 130 seats instead of the present 120. The extra seats will increase the representation of oversea.'; territories. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article70 1961-10-02 1 HONG KONG. Sun An unspecified number of food packets posted locally for, mainland China ar c feared to have been lost or damaged when a Post Office van rolled down a ramp at the Kow— loon -Canton railway terminus in Kowloon last night and plunged intoReuter - 70 words
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Article56 1961-10-02 1 Beggar bites puppy PRESCIA. Northern Italy. Sun —A puppy named 'Dodo" has been treated at the animals hospital here— after being bitten by a man. The dogs owner said 'Dodo' was guarding the front gate .of his home when si passing beggar apparently annoyed at his barking picked him upReuter - 56 words
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Article67 1961-10-02 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. Starting a hot favourite, Result Stable's Balkan Bambino triumphed in the 550.000 Singapore Gold Cup. the richest r«.< Malayan turf &||flfl| at Bukit Timah J Ridden by C&rtjnfl Balkan Bambino bJj ooiit by half a Jjj FVycnoord. a jfi|H Lhird two crowd ea|^^^|67 words
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Article27 1961-10-02 1 ti-:s brSH Btlßl f Sun^H \j»«t •<»rrrd rH wnii Jordan jnd luiicff rru'uniMDa t ht- nnv r( 4H^H in >vni x inr'Jmi: I" r i'«»^j K.Klio27 words
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Advertisement83 1961-10-02 1 PATEK PHILIPPE r or.ly wutcli m.iiiuku wno.-*f cntir-ft collection of p.t v .ttriics cafrtes engraved .t\tiy movement, tin nip of tin Sta't of the authentic guarai -old G L N E V A QUALITY H. SENA, LTD. HIGH CLASS JEWELLERS Singapore Penenq HpCTB iH 4 ESS Ik^lH Vttt^E^SwSl InUlUill uUniwifll83 words
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Article168 1961-10-02 2 Death sentence protest yURICH Sun. The International Press Institute, has expressed its concern at death sentences passed on three executives of a former Seoul newspaper. The condemned men are Cho Yong-soo, publisher of the Mlnjok Ilbo, Shin-kyu, editor, and Song Chi-Young. adviser. The IPI said it felt a "profound sense168 words
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148 1961-10-02 2 f ONDOX. Sun —Mrs. Violet Sparks. 61. who was operated on by a doctor with a penL :fe on Thursday after she had a heart attack outside a hospital, died at the hospital last nicht. She was visitinc lier nine year-old srand-daufihler inReuter - 148 words
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Article, Illustration327 1961-10-02 2 'IF A-BOMB HAD BEEN DROPPED ONGERMANY...' LONIK)X. Sunday 4 NEW official history of Brita n's bombing olTen- sive against Nazi Germany has itself produced a controversial bombshell between the historians and two British air marshals. Summing up Britain's air strateuy in the lastReuter - 327 words
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150 1961-10-02 2 U.S. Negro granted asylum by Cuba UAvVnA. Sun. Robl Vliams an Ann-rii- I I negru^V wanted by I pulU<* M~>, connection wl > i recent raMal distuiham I in North Jb roh n a. has rnt-d in Haxuna and be granted politX^al asylu Havana Radiot rrportd yeslt-rda.v Cuban newspapers >aid150 words
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Article64 1961-10-02 2 Base handed over MARRAKESH. Sun. The French air base here *ai handed over to Morocco yesterday—the last military 'installation to be evacuated by France under a year-old agreement between the two countries. Some French instructors and technicians will remain to help train the embryo Moroccan Air Force, comprising 550 officers64 words
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Article26 1961-10-02 2 NAIROBI. Sun. Mr. Tom .viboya. secretary of the Kenya African National rjnion. yesterday invited Jonui Kenyatta. the freed Mau-Mau leader, to lead the party.26 words
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Article20 1961-10-02 2 RAWALPINDI. Sun. Tagore's house at Shialdah. East Pakistan, is to be preserved by the Government as a hlsfurir monument.20 words
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Article52 1961-10-02 2 MANILA. Sun-Jorge O"- sales. 26. an attache at the', Cuban Embassy here wlw de- 1 fected on Thursday, let by plane last night for puth America to "help carry a the I fight against the Cast* -:"v -ernment." Officials here said trey did not know Connies'52 words
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207 1961-10-02 2 BERLIN. Sun. Five East German poiu-p--men and 18 other people fled from East to West Berlin lab» night The climbed through double barbed-wire fences, staled walls or swam rivers. On» woman ol 27. carrying her six-month-old son. broke an ankle whin she jumped tromReuter - 207 words
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Article190 1961-10-02 2 NEW DELHI. Sunday. THE conference ot economic planning experts here yesterday decided to set up an Asian Institute of economic planning in Bangkok 10 train planning officials. This was the fifth day of the conference, which is sponsored by Ecafe. Wiile delegates called for the conference'sReuter - 190 words
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Article79 1961-10-02 2 Schoolboys and sex ir»m n n v^^Sun. Mr. Ge L or?e N BeSnU,' V headmaster, shockeal P are yesterday when he tom° l that many schoolboy!^*^": spending part of their pK^ Kei money on contraceptives/% He said: "The affluent «r clety puts so much mon*'. Into the pockets of teenage*^79 words
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Advertisement163 1961-10-02 2 MALAYAN FINANCE offers My>*& :i 8B» J'' 5 INTEREST Lp .-..4 AW PER ANNUM FIXED -TERM DEPOSITS FOR 6 or 12 MONTHS SAVE WITH SECURITY THE MALAYAN FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED (In orporatcd in the Federation of Malaya.) AUTHORISED CAPITAL $5,000,000 ISSUED and PAID UP CAPITAL $2,000,000 For Further details plea'.e163 words
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Advertisement47 1961-10-02 2 4 SPEED GEARBOX I R 2 Buy .^tWmWg* gearhoi «.uh i speeds and reverse (2nd. 3rd and 4ih s>nchromsed) Sparkling performance Try Dauphine at Progress Motors or other Renault Dealers a RENAULT product PM 144 I M fa COLDS.AC//£S o*ut PA VASS TIGER OIL INC AUN TONC47 words
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Miscellaneous359 1961-10-02 2 Philoscpliical Per>pective; 11.00 RADIO QIN^APORr Sin 8 It Again; 11.30 Invitation To MAUIU Dreami j 2 .00 Close Down. short WATtjjttTK*. RADIO MALAYA MtDIIMUVVE SERVICE: NATIONAI siU.RTWAVF »1 lt\l(l 41.7 mrtrrv AM 6.00 Good Morning; 6.02 A.M. 600 Time Signal jVcgaraMnrnuiK Prelude: 7.00 The News: Ku Newt Headlines- 60a Moiniu«359 words
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210 1961-10-02 3 English girl 'rider' says:'I was raped by Negro' £)ALLAS, Sun. A 22-year-old English Eirl who once campaigned for N£ gro rights in Mississippi alleged today that a Negro had raped her. The girl, who told police that she waa from London but asked that her name be withheld, alleged she210 words
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Article28 1961-10-02 3 LON'DON, Sun. Bones believed to be the remains of felons executed at Tyburn Hill, near Marble Arch, were found by workmen excavating for a new subway.28 words
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Article26 1961-10-02 3 NAIROBI. Sun. An RAF Pioneer dropped food supplies by parachute to tribesmen marooned by floods in a coastal area 100 miles north of Mombasa.26 words
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Article177 1961-10-02 3 HONG KONG, Sunday. r pONS of food, sent by Hong Kong Chinese to their friends and relatives on the China mainland, are left rotting in railway wagons in Canlon, the Hong Kong Standards reported I yesterday. The Standard said food parcels, especially those177 words
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Article54 1961-10-02 3 LONDON. Sun. Wilfred Trevor Woodley, 27-year-old Trinidad-bom jazz pianist, was charged here yesterday with armed robbery at a London bank on Tuesday. Last December he married Juliet Duncombe. 23--year-old actress sister of the future Earl of Feversham. They had known each other for less than 2454 words
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Article37 1961-10-02 3 LONDON. Sun— Mr. Marcus Llpton. a Labour M.P.. is to demand compensation for Arthur Pryke, 66-year-old tramp, who was freed from prison yesterday after serving 15 days for a robbery he did not commit.37 words
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Article28 1961-10-02 3 LONDON, Sun. Workmen renovating No. 10 Downing Street, Mr.' Macmillan's official residence, staged a token strike yesterday following a dispute over morning and afternoon tea breaks.28 words
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Article182 1961-10-02 3 ]y.W DELHI, Sun. Nearly 150 Indian leaders from political parties and other walks of life drew up yesterday a code of conduct for political parties. The leaders are attending a conference of national integration called by Mr. Nehru, the Prime Minister. The code, which willReuter - 182 words
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403 1961-10-02 3 WHYNKRUMAH HAS TURNED ON BRITAIN. Paper: Royal tour the reason LONDON, Sunday. THHE Sunday Telegraph suggested today that the whole point of A Ghana's "current anti-British campaign" was to provoke Britain into cancelling the visit of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. With the royal visit due next month403 words
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Article, Illustration90 1961-10-02 3 OLD ETONIAN HUSBAND FOR RUNAWAY KATE T ONDON, Sun. Heiress Kathleen Do w s c t t (above), vho was mad< a ward of court in 1959 after she eloped with Indian born playboy Edward Langley, was married yesterday to Mr. Michael Barclay, old Etonian son of a Norfolk landowner.90 words
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Advertisement322 1961-10-02 3 RESEARCH MAKES P^Tl H^Li SONY MODEL 101^^ TAPE RECORDER asStif Light, Compact, Hand tot* and Sturdy. &SV Can record upto 2 full burs using 7 inch Duol Track, Dual Speed md Full Fidelity. SSbb Dependable trouble free perationt by com 66, ,-lctely belt-less telf-adjvting mechanism. S'porc/Paong $350.00 vSffiwfe^ Federatior $430.00322 words
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Advertisement88 1961-10-02 3 ALWAYS IN K»TttTT| STOCK lfc«,ll\B from jt^fi^p^lßß %J?rchard Motors SINGAPORE i KOALA LUMPUR REPRESENTED ELSEWHERE BY BORNEO MOTORS B/61/I > I ■rjE There must be a reason why Rothmans King Size is the World's largest selling -most wanted King Size Virginia. It's simply this: Rothmans extra length, finer filter and88 words
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Miscellaneous26 1961-10-02 3 THE GAMBOLS «y Barry Appleby Asbt meam^ ?WUAT DID YOU v^ube\ rseocGE was just ISSSSj iCE-LOLLV.y v,, 7CiAV ~S MY I LOST YOU IN A Jf-*^R26 words
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600 1961-10-02 4 Merger referendum: A Barisan query for Government 'WILL OPPOSITION PARTIES HAVE A SAY IN WORDING?' SINGAPORE, Sunday. "JMIK chairman of the Barisan Sosialis, Dr. Lee Siew Choh, tonight asked the Singapore Government whether opposition political parties will have a say in the wording of a referendum. The Finance Minister, Dr.600 words
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Article, Illustration41 1961-10-02 4 MR. GARETH V. GOODWIN, the assistant sales manager of Borneo Motors, and Miss Shirley Tans Poh Tee, travel assistant at the East Asiatic Company, after their marriage at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday. Straits Times picture.41 words
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Article74 1961-10-02 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.—Australia is unperturbed about her air force commitments in Singapore despite the changing political climate here. The chairman of the Australian Chiefs of Staff, Air Marshal Sir Frederick Sherger, said this here today during a brief stop-over while on his way to attend a conference74 words
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Article26 1961-10-02 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will open the Malayan Nozawa Asbe&los Co.. Ltd. factory at Petallng Jaya on Saturday.26 words
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230 1961-10-02 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Fong Swee Suan, organising secretary of the Barisan Sosialis, has called on the Singapore people to oppose the "People's Action Party" brand of merger with the Federation which, he said, was against the basic aspirations of the people. Speaking last230 words
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242 1961-10-02 4 GOVT: SHAW LEGAL ADVISERS' CLAIM IS 'UTTER RUBBISH' SINGAPORE. Sunday. THE Singapore Government today described as "utter rubbish" a claim by the legal advisers of Shaw Organisation that they broke off negotiations with the General Employees' Union "in deference to views expressed by the Ministry of Labour." i The negotiations242 words
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Article192 1961-10-02 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Water kJ supplies in Singapore will be cut off in Zones One »nd Four from 8 ajn. to 2 p.m. and in Zones Fire and Six from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow. Zone One is bounded by Kallang River; Gcylanf Road: Paya192 words
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Article84 1961-10-02 4 rPOH. Sun.— Many of the road accidents in the Ipoh area are caused by motorists who like to take the right of way of on coming vehicles when going round bends, says a report by the officer in charge of the Traffic Branch, Ipoh Town Council. Reviewing84 words
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285 1961-10-02 4 GANGSTERS ATTACK: ONE HURT, NINE DETAINED JPOH. Sun— Secret society l gangsters were involved in three separate dashes which resulted in injury to at least one person and damage to several food stalls in Ipoh last night. The wave of violence came two days after the release on bond of285 words
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Article69 1961-10-02 4 KOTA BHARU. Sun A Corporal of the Federal Police Reserve Unit. Zainal bfci Has- san. was acquitted In the magistrates court heie yesterday on a summons charge i of assaulting a court interpreter, Ng Hh Bah. Ng alleged that Zainal kicked him on July It when he69 words
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Article57 1961-10-02 4 The entrance exam PEN AND. Sun. A total of 15.244 candidates vill sit I for the Malayan secondary school entrance examination starting tomorrow. The two-day examination will be held at 88 centres and in four languages: English 6.182 candidates <30 centres); i Chinese 5,778 (2i rentres);i Malay 2,950 (32 centres57 words
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Advertisement57 1961-10-02 4 THE THINKING MAN A) rT jr} PETERSON'S PIPE Obtoinobl* at loadina. •tor** Trod* Enquiry to: THE AGENT, P.O. Sex 2799, Singapore. y. M ..»....MW..M......^ II n L SINGAPORE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS THE JOEY ADAMS ALL-STAR VARIETY SHOW AT VICTORIA THEATRE 8.4S P.M. 23RD 24TH OCTOBER ADVANCE BOOKINGS FROM57 words
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Advertisement309 1961-10-02 4 CATHAY F OB9ANISATION ■Now showiir!," J ;"i'i J Si 4 i 2a. -m t I ofassisi <** vf r*r»r EBl O* o/«1 'Bradford Dillman Delerci Hart ANNOUNCEMENT! Thit WNk'i TITHES "8.30 SPECIAL" Will Bt Staged On FRIDAY, 6TH OCTOBER Irnfrod Or Tonight L At 9.30 p.m 1 > COMINC! (FOX)309 words
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Miscellaneous211 1961-10-02 4 'T'liE following is today's x scheaule of civil aircraft movements at Paja Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: From Hong Kong fBA 961 > 2.15 p.m.; from London Rome, Teheran, Karachi, Calcutta (BA 714 > 5 p.m. Thai International: From Jakarta (TO 402) 10. 15 ajn. Pan-American: From Los Angeles,211 words
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Miscellaneous226 1961-10-02 4 a.m from Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca (ML 103) 11.55 a.m.: from Kuan tan. Kuala Lumpur (ML 118) 4.30 p.m.; from Kota Bharu, Penally. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca (ML 131) 7*5 p.m.; from Jes&elton, Brunei. Kuehlng. <ML 477 1 7.35 p.m.: from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 8.30 p.m.; from Penang226 words
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Article, Illustration153 1961-10-02 5 The big Rothmans offer is made to investors Rag-time students go to town FLOATS AND SCOOTERS IN PROCESSION KIALA LI'.MPL'R, Sun. A colourful procession of floats and fancy-dressed boys and girls on scooters caused several minor traffic jams here this morning as students of the University of Malaya "hit" the153 words
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Article47 1961-10-02 5 TELUK AN'SON. Sun Dr. (Miss) Phyllis Woo Poh Yce. 53. a former lady medical officer in the hospital here, died at her home here early this morning after a long illness. Dr. Woo is survived by her mother, a brother and six sisters.47 words
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275 1961-10-02 5 Electricity kills 10 despite CEB warnings KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. TEN people were killed through electrical accidents in the past seven months in spite of repeated warnings by the Central Electricity Board not to meddle with electrical appliances. The victims Included a corporal who was killed in tryIng to repair an275 words
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Article66 1961-10-02 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. About 3.000 Malay members of the Singapore General Employees' Union will hold a meeting on Saturday at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 7 p.m. to elect a special committee to deal with their problems. The Malay section of the S.G.E.U., in a statement today,66 words
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323 1961-10-02 5 More than 6 million one-dollar shares &UALA LUMPUK. Sun. More tii^n 50,000 prospectuses for the coming flotation of Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaya) Ltd. are now being issued. Malayans are offered 6,375,000 onedollar shares naif the issued capital at par. Never before has the Malayan investing public been bombarded with323 words
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Article103 1961-10-02 5 A LOR STAR. Sun. An alM 1 leged confidence trickster wanted by Kedah police in connection with a series of swindling cases is reported to have been detained by Kuala Lumpur police. An escort has left for the capital to bring back the suspect who was103 words
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Article152 1961-10-02 5 AN 'INVASION' BID BY 'SABOTEURS 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore will be "Invaded" by "saboteurs" in a combined military and civil exercise on Oct. 7 and 8. The "attacking forces," drawn from the Malayan Royal Naval Voluntary Reserve and the Singapore Infantry Regiment, will attempt to penetrate the defending formations n152 words
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Article26 1961-10-02 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The Tengku Mahkota ol Johore today opened three chalets and a main hall of the Cheshire Home at Jalan Larkin here.26 words
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Article60 1961-10-02 6 IPOH, Sun. Rosclfne Chelllah, eight year old. daughter of Dr. J. A. Chf lliah, former senior pathologist of the Institute for Medical Reseach, was knocked down by a jeep in Edgar Road here soon after she alighted from a bus today. She was rushed unconscious60 words
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Article28 1961-10-02 6 PENANO. Sun. Malayan Banking Limited celebrated the first anniversary of its Penang branch and the opening of its Penang Road subbranch with a dinner last night.28 words
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Article178 1961-10-02 6 Razak is off on tour of Japan KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1Y —The Deputy- Prime Minister and Minister of Rural Development, Tun Abdui Razak, left today Tot* Japan to study /ural development and cottage industries in that country. He said at the airport: "Here in Malaya there is insufficient land for178 words
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Article71 1961-10-02 6 Beware the canvassers PENANG. Sun. Mrs. Goh Heng Chong, state lady organiser for this year's Poppy Day appeal, today advised advertisers to demand letters of authorisation from canvassers. "Several people are reported to be going round collecting advertisements for a programme to be published by the committee," she said. As71 words
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Article, Illustration243 1961-10-02 6 Productivity centre to be headed by Malayan UN FUND AID FOR INDUSTRY TRAINING BODY KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. J^ MALAYAN with wide training in the International Labour Organisation has been appointed director of one of the Federation s most important industrial training projects— the National Productivity Centre in Petaling Jaya. He243 words
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Article57 1961-10-02 6 SEREMBAN. Sun.— The Seremban Town Council has budgetted for a surplus of $5,196 for next year. At a special meeting the council approved the estimates showing a revenue of $1,403,623 and expenditure of $1,398,427. Next year's estimated revenue shows an Increase of $4,154 against this57 words
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Article49 1961-10-02 6 KUALA SELANGOR. Sun. Pupils from 19 schools in Kuala Selangor will take part in a Children's Day rally on the Town Padang on Saturday. The District Officer. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Lebai Abbas, will speak to the children on the significance of the day.49 words
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Article104 1961-10-02 6 "BPOH, Sun. The newlyX formed Klnta Sailing Club is starting a training scheme for beginners —to teach them sailing on a lake near Batu Gajah. The secretary of the club, Mr. G. J. Reid, said that an experienced helmsman would take on the beginners for a104 words
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Article168 1961-10-02 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sun. Work has started on the $38 million road linking Bukit Mertajam, on the west coast of Malaya and Kuala Krai In Ulu Kelantan. on the east coast. The 150-mile highway, a major road project under the five-year rural development plan, is to be168 words
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Advertisement223 1961-10-02 6 I THE FASTEST JET TO TOKYO^ I THEFUAL AcWl^//? /N|^M iliA JBT<COLJR/ER J| Z^j FLYING TIME FROM SINGAPORE TO TOKYO REDUCED BY 7 HOURS! Jj f T COMMENCING OCTOBER 3rd, the most exc.t.ng jet "flfrC*! *It lA 3 FLIGHTS PER WEEK FROM SINGAPORE VIA BANGKOK j m the Orient, the223 words
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Miscellaneous206 1961-10-02 6 Buys Bunny By Rai P h Beimdaht Li m t Abner By Al Capp ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ROTTEN ANIMALS AND BIRDS f THASS -AN'aUIONS Of=Y. i -xzs en n Ao^ rrs buddies will j ■af but, when one lands any- AWRGHT/T IBE AUONG ANTY r^\JJ2l^ DOQWtH "^w Place. billions more follow206 words
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Article, Illustration1028 1961-10-02 7 How S'pore Temenggong became the Sultan of Johore STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Petty lii< Ts rise after meeting Haffles i) jyjAHARAJA 'Abdu'r Rahman, Temenggong of Singapore, was used to a quiet life. His whole entourage of followers occupied no more than a hundred small houses at the river mouth andHTS - 1,028 words
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Article504 1961-10-02 7 it was also the customary title given to the ruler of Singapore. 'Abdu'r Rahman, therefore, was something considerably more important than an ordinary Temenggong. He was the hereditary chief of Singapore with powers of life and death over his followers and with the right to504 words
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Article33 1961-10-02 8 It Wordi in mtmiamm MR AHO MRS M Tfcll. f .l.. t n ataaaaaif •»••)< *> ratttivaa im fnttM' M ar. »ttrm4*Bret kaniaAlr prr«aat> noaajraruia'oiv nr>a>c*< aad >h!i»iii'> a» taw saaMaM af BM it..-33 words
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Obituary53 1961-10-02 8 U U-rj. lit .tt.mtmum I* EVER LOVINC m»m»rv of our M*M BRMMr i..m VM B»» iho «»p.r#. Btfa if, on l 0 |»Mi IN EVERLASTING HIHOItr «f aur <>.r\ brlovrd hualMnd a*d MM 4, V 4. A^fcur IOMBtI I or. 2 111 m Sadly m .«»d Wy kX53 words
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Article21 1961-10-02 8 1* M»raf. ilk iHimmuim, REEN DOOCE and Kitty aay 4a E»vair al. fr;. \Jkt 'Drc.u4lu.Kt ti« »rra <.«». Tun.f.i t., Manila21 words
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Article433 1961-10-02 8 It ».,<. lit itliMimutm, StAVIEW't CHICKEN INN for at,i#*if», efeiritrt. difhrt tun Caatttaaaai aiuMa* H»m( ni«kil>. rep Mn aaad ijuiiir.oun < omfart b*y tftur aaa. A MAPPV FAMILY ia a h*aM*y famii* TrHM F.tUi looi Oat CM«al far I'Mkim a«at| moraine maintata* giv.p iea-mf rnrrtr v mevem MMBM irr433 words
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Article552 1961-10-02 8 So long as the Middle East is saddled with the problem ol real wealth irrationally apportioned by artificial frontiers, crisis will continue to be endemic to the whole area. The formation of the United Arab Republic of Egypt and Syria in 1958 was an attempt to overcome552 words
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Article270 1961-10-02 8 Penang is rapidly establish- ing a reputation as a State where the Government and the City Council find i* almost im- possible to get along with each I other. Responsibility for public j bousing is the latest subject oi controversy, touched off by the State Government's recent announcement270 words
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Article205 1961-10-02 8 It is encouraging to beat that Japanese businessmen are considering the possibility of investing in the manufacture of a Malayan hardboard which would replace the Federation's quite large import* of ihe commodity. Any impression that the use of rubber wood as tho basis of a hardboard i* a205 words
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Article152 1961-10-02 8 Tho statement b\ the P.MIP publicity chiei. Ustaz Abu I Bakar Hamzah that his party bears no responsibility for Kelantan's recent ban on lottery grants, can hardly be expected to convince even the most naive amongst the ra'ayat. The Sultan, as Ustaz Abu Bakar rightly points out. is152 words
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Article, Illustration1208 1961-10-02 8 NUCLEAR FALL-OUT by a Correspondent As the spiral of hysteria mounts what are the chances of surviving atomic attack? SCIENCE AND MEDICINE TODAY IN his fascinating book of reminiscences. "The Ar C nes of the Years." Haliidav Sutherland told the story of the madman who kept on repeating:1,208 words
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254 1961-10-02 8 'THE Singapore Traction Company held a "courte.\v to the public" week sometime ago. The immediate effects were very encouraging, but did not last. No sooner was the v:ek over than signs of *ii courtesy appeared again. I am a regular passenger In S T.C.254 words
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Letter142 1961-10-02 8 OFFICES IN THE WRONG TOWN IF one were to look at the map of Krian district it would be obvious that Bagan Serai is the main town. Nevertheless all the government offices are in Parit Buntar. Thi» is like building Federal headquarters 1:1 Penang ur Alor Star 1 a:n one142 words
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Letter121 1961-10-02 8 SELFDRIVE CARS ENTRY BAN AS there Is a lot of com ment in the newspapers about the ban on Singapore licensed self drive cars into Malaya. I would like to point out that the reason for the ban is that selfdrive cars are classified as publle service vehicles in Singapore121 words
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Letter298 1961-10-02 8 rvjß the past year, I have F had the somewhat doubtful pleasure of owning and driving a motor-cycle in Singapore and in the Federation. Travelling over 40 miles a day some of the worse aspects of driving in Singapore are brought to light. They are:— WHY298 words
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Advertisement406 1961-10-02 8 STRAITS TIMES* FREE PRESS I Fa* a——<«a»a .f adaaria- an/ f -nttr* at \m Neet COLD STMAaM AICAM O»C»««t ac«o. a Nmxm mill rafalkj amaK «*rtrtt—m»mU Vm«H t4r»'iifmn>i> t\*rr4 \m Simtmrmrt ata« •!<* hmn4M BM COLO STO«ACI SRANCHU at MOLLAN* mOAO. KATOM*. AUTHMUSiO A6CNTSI CITY IOO« MM. STORI LT». ISMAIL406 words
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Advertisement4 1961-10-02 8 /WATCHES DESERVE GEMEXB WATCHBANDSy4 words
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Advertisement126 1961-10-02 8 SO LIGHT "^^^tt^ l^^---^^^^ SO STRONG liprfl If arrangamant 1 it Tubular frama mahat ltoring V Vll fives extra eaiy and compact durability Rubber faac ißsfli Rfesx Stoved plattic (replaceable onei I* 2j •hammer" »to|H scratch on Ra*rt Wgm finith keaps or sound whan them rust proof dragged. Steel Master126 words
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Article, Illustration188 1961-10-02 9 Winners at Sydney ball CAROLYN OF PENANG IS MISS MERDEKA CAKOLYN Peb Ben* Kheng, of Penang (fourth from left), was the winner of the Miss Merdeka title in Sydney during Merdeka Week celebrations organised by the Malayan Students' Association of New South Wales. The title was188 words
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Article123 1961-10-02 9 People's Assn. demands SINGAPORE, Sun. *3 The action committee of the strikers of the People s Association, in a four point demand to the bou rd of management tod'ty, asked that the association be converted into a "neutral" non-political organisation. The other demands put forward by the committee in an123 words
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Article20 1961-10-02 9 KUANTAN. Sun.— The Sultan of Pahang opened a $23,000 community hall at Karak in Bentong district today20 words
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138 1961-10-02 9 IJUALA LUMPUR. Sun. An annual delegates conference of the Central Electricity Board Junior Otlicers' Union was told yesterday of two major problems facing the union. The union president. Mr. S.S. Nayagam. said that 90 per cent of the junior officers were without quarters while138 words
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Article29 1961-10-02 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Two youths. Yoon Leow Choon. 20. and Ang Seng Guan. 19. were stabbed opposite the Sky Theatre and werp admitted to the General Hospital today29 words
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164 1961-10-02 9 Hopes for trade pact with India— Sujak KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Controller of Trade, Inche Sujak bin Rahiman. said here today that Malaya would favourably consider entering into a trade agreement wilh India if the suggestion came from New Delhi. He said: "India needs our raw materials rubber, tin and164 words
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Article94 1961-10-02 9 PRESS CLUB FUND NOW $35,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. A Singapore Chinese newspaper, the Sin Chew Jit Poh, has donated $6,000 towards the Press Club of Malaya building fund, which now totals $35,000. Other donations received Shaw Foundation $2,500; Mr. Heah Joo Seang $1,000; Straits Echo $500; Kennison Bros. Ltd. $500;94 words
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Article45 1961-10-02 9 BENTONG, Sun. A 20--year-old youth from Kal Mun School here, Lo Chew Woh, Is believed to have been drowned while bathing at the reserVoir at the half mile, Bentong-Tras road, yesterday. His body has not been recovered. The police have been Informed45 words
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Article38 1961-10-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Social Welfare Services Lotteries "Board has Issued a correction for one of the ninth-prize numbers drawn at Kuala Llpls yesterday The number was given aj *****43 but should be *****9338 words
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Article61 1961-10-02 9 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun. —The nine members of Party Negara in Sarawak now on a tour of the Federation visited the Rida weaving centre at Rusila and the brass and copper Industry at Ladang, In Trengganu. today. They also visited the Rlda dockyard and the textile and61 words
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Article75 1961-10-02 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. A Teachers' Day solidarity committee has been set up by the Singapore Teachers' Union to step up the campaign for the abolition of the six-day week and the unification of the salary schemes. The STU in a circular Jo all members said that the75 words
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Article43 1961-10-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. Mr. P. K. Balakrishnan has been elected chairman of thr Malayan Tamils Association Petallng and Petallng Jaya branch. Other office-bearers elected were: Mr. B. Ratnam Naidu. vice-chairman; Mr. M. Sup plah. secretary: and Mr S Velu. treasurer.43 words
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376 1961-10-02 9 BARISAN LEADER SAYS PAP FEARS MERGER PLANS WILL MISFIRE SINGAPORE. Sun rpHE chairman of the Barisan Sosialis, Dr. Lee Siew Choh, said today that the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, had brought up the question of British bases in Singapore because he was "very apprehensive that the PAP merger376 words
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71 1961-10-02 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. A Joint Singapore-Indonesian commission will meet here on Oct. 16 to map out plans for Increased trade and cultural co-operation. Mr. Sim Kee Boon, deputy director of the trade division of the Singapore Finance Ministry, will lead a six-member negotiation team. The Joint commission71 words
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254 1961-10-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday ALMOST half the number of students of the University of Malaya here taking up Indian studies are non-Indians. Prof. Xavier 8. Thanl Nayagam, head of the Department of Indian Studies, said: "I was pleasantly surprised that 31 non-In-dians254 words
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Advertisement82 1961-10-02 9 Jh xpert advice on the latest ALLIED BftOTHERSj methods of skin-care and make-up will 98 Eelfie .j %ttett be given to Ladies by a Senior fetl 2nd fo J, r LANCOME Beauty Specialist, B* Madame Suzanne Nas de Tourris. l^^B^T ANDRE CO FFURI HAIR She is here to tell you82 words
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Advertisement228 1961-10-02 9 You buy with confidence .^r 1 when you buy (mS&nuo) '-^2£Siv MORE FEATURES THAH AHY FAH EVER MADE! frjf SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. Here is the Fan with The TIME SWITCH to save your electric Model EF-260 hfc 10" oscillation model. Ro- tary switch on base. Speed :1 -conirol 0-1-2. 12 inch,228 words
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610 1961-10-02 10 GUY WINT - GUY WINT By MEMOIRS OF A BENGAL CIVILIAN. By John Beamet. (Chatto and Windus. 30t.) PUN|ABI CENTURY. By Prafcaih Tandon. iChatfo and Windm. 2 15.) JOHN BEAMES, ;i Civil Servant in Bengal in Ihe latter half o!' Queen Vie toii;)'s reign, \\;is610 words
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558 1961-10-02 10 BERNARD GUTTERIDGE - BERNARD GUTTERIDGE By THE ROAD PAST MANDALAY. By John Mastens. (Michael Joseph, 21s) T»HE last war has x produced as much memorable writing by regular as by temporary soldiers. Two of the very best of these writers themselves commanded brigades under Wingate558 words
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Advertisement440 1961-10-02 10 At work, at home or at jm fl| school you"ll always be able jy yk g^V I l^LlC^fe to find a use for handy, JT I I y)* l^ versatile, Scotch Brand ft Cellulose Tape. It mends, mr fixes, re-inforces, seals. It I f AAffU BRAND I m d I440 words
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Advertisement163 1961-10-02 10 UNIMOG with KOPOL 300 Arc Welding Set Welding Set mounted on I A Unimog platform, for on th« pr~^* •pot wording of Crawler chains, etc. Unimog Tractor f^lj^' /Tn can also be adapted wtth ■WwJ^xA^mLJ many other equipment such *9^^ os: ■^■^■^^iß^i^^i^i^^M Mounted 3-Dnc Plow, Harrow, Side Pulley Portobl* Be*ch163 words
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Miscellaneous265 1961-10-02 10 Straits Times Crossword ~~^^l U s^Vßi lßßf~~~is^B( h ~"~BsBsi 1. Dream SmUu* po.iu- i X C t fiu nd Enghsh moderation 7. Chief of the press gang? m 8 Household equipment obtain. 7\rLZ i v^ m ,%T t Si fOT ed ln wrl »W for ur£& a transmitter <6>. mauve265 words
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Advertisement1635 1961-10-02 11 BLUB FUNNEL LIME riEIBNT ENQUIRIES: Till MM. PASSAGE ENIUIRIUI Ml Ktt TO ADEN. LIVERPOOL. GUIGOW, LONDON > CONTINENTAL PORTS. Due Sport Sam S'hm Paring MACHAOR L'ptil, Dublin, Hitri, H'buri It PVlct 1 DOIIUS Litirptll, I. aagow BM. IS Oct I OIOMIO Liitrpiil, Dublin Ocl 4 Oti 0 Xt 1/ I1,635 words
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Advertisement1356 1961-10-02 11 I THE E. A. C. LlNESjgm**^ lAILINIS TRt MEIinRRANtAN. CONTINERTU I SCANIINAVIAN PORTI. ASfTKrA\M "IMOTA" ....IM. 4 Ott 1/ T Ott I' I Oct HYgAm "jutlandia- d u/11 oet 2122 on 21,24 uct i&Xj/ei 'BUSUANGA' I) M Rtt/ 4 Hit 9/ 7 Nlf 1/ I Nit I JlBMy "SELANOIA" I)1,356 words
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Advertisement1573 1961-10-02 11 Bins THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SINGAPORE (lieirpafltM II tit Ulittl KilfMta) tl LINES EIPRESS SERVICES Tl IRR«M LIVERPIOI ft CONTINENTAL PORTI I'pon P. S'"im Hining lENVORLICH A'werp, B'rrer. H'cur|, R Cam TMay BENDORAN I L.) Llllll, HarrCurg. G. 33 Oct 4 Ott I/I •ENMHOR(E.Lp) LiftrpMl, Rotterdam, H'burf G. II1,573 words
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Advertisement1328 1961-10-02 11 feHoAUSTER tft CO., LTD. w, TILi M. mil «C BLI.IBMAW LOfB KLA VKMBSS LINE I UNION. RAMHR«. ROTTtmM, MAVII. IM ANIEIES, SAN FRANCtSCI, ».r. A "V 1 IEATTLE, VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND Cm If WILLINITON Accutill earn fir Ctitral ft SmM AatrMl. S 'wi P. S'Mm Pentng IRONxville I'J"*' JtL Nrt1,328 words
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1419 1961-10-02 12 From Our Market Correspondent J^HE oversubscribing of the Dunlop issue of 4,680,000 dollar shares by nearly four time* proves that there is plenty of money about foi investment, but there is a current reluctance U deal on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Operators are not1,419 words
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Article33 1961-10-02 12 KIBBrR TIN (per Ib.) (per picul) Sept. 25 84 K cte. $480.12-4 26 84', cU. $483.37 >, 27 84' 4 cU. $479.25 28 83%, eta. $482.25 29 84 cts. 5481.25 30 *479.37<i33 words
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Article70 1961-10-02 12 rl Malayan Exehanga Banks' At•ociatUn made tbase change* In ltd rates to mrrchartfs on Saturday (all rates to 1100): Idling T.T. or 00. ready: aarlti Franvt 14 H; Prmch Francs lOOi: Oiuticix Marki 130J On the 1m exchange market tn Hang Konn, the U.S. oallar was quoted at70 words
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Article20 1961-10-02 12 September avrnmr price* were: SepU-rnbrr Aufnt Robber: (per Ib.) 55.81 cti, 85.46 cts. Tin: (per plouM 548L53 $475.6020 words
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Article45 1961-10-02 12 I EEK-S STOCK INI' CES Stpt. 25 Stpt. 2S Sept. 27 »tpt. 21 »tpt. 2« Sipt. 30 Industrial! IM.H 159.48 159.62 159.71 189.71 160.27 Tim: MIM 313.24 312.14 303.51 303.51 302.10 t Rubbtrt: 235.90 235.90 235.12 235.12 235.12 235.12 <l*n. 1 1958-100.45 words
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Article1350 1961-10-02 12 '"PHh »Utr of share* on the Malayan Stock Exrhance ahowinc la_st basinns to September £3 (A) and lakst businm mnrr that date ißi with II and 1., (tandinc for HicliMt and Lowest busineaM this year to date, were: INDUSTRIALS Alex Bricks 1.00 JO Ords 2.20 Atlas let1,350 words
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Article99 1961-10-02 12 Cnrrent Dale of ToUl ToUl for payment payment for preriooa year year G.E. Ltfe 50cU.» Oct. 7 15^ 0.C.8.C 60ct-st Oct. 14 18% Sime Oaiby Oct. 27 20^ 20% Lineui 15 cis Oct. 31 15 cts. 20% Mli. Kinta Nov. 1 IL'Cj'- 50s, A. Ilium Plant. 7J- Oct.99 words
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398 1961-10-02 12 Tin was erratic after top price COMMODITY REVIEW i T»HE price of tin ia i x Singapore last week was erratic and having reached it s highest level on Tuesday at $483.37*. thereafter had a rise of $3 and a fall of $4.12*. On Saturday morning it fell a furtherAP - 398 words
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Advertisement1169 1961-10-02 12 iliMt O.S-A. Pacltto «l Atlantic Co*at Service fTA FTA ETA S. ETA ETA S >am Soo'e H tong Japan S.Fraocisco I Angeles N.Yof> ■>. "SflOM Msn" 7 IS Ott 11 12 Oct IS Oct 22 Ott 12 Nl» 25 Nl« B.S. ■■CKirM'i Man" 27 Ott INK S Niv 25 Mr1,169 words
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Advertisement513 1961-10-02 12 TIME 15 MONEY Don't delay. Invest now in the THIRD MALAYAN FUND ond employ finonciol experts to spreod your investment over Moloyo's soundest enterprises Appltrntioii form and tre* booklti •bfainmbU from Iht Manatrn. i u. t PO. Be>» 90, Singapore (Tel. *****) or Malayan Unit Tnut» Ltd.. pQ Box 0(513 words
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Advertisement307 1961-10-02 12 ROAD NOTICE Tpmerloh Bridge will be closed to all truffle lrom 7.00 p.m. on Wednesday 4ih October 1961 u> 6.00 a.m. on Thursday sth October 1961. Ail urßfiit East Coast traffic should deviate vn Raub a*id Jerantul. JURUTERA KERJA KANAN. J.K. R. Pahaim. Tengah. Temerloh. THE GEORGE TOWN DISPENSARY LTD.307 words
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Advertisement153 1961-10-02 13 ANNOUNCEMENT MR. MRS. W.A. BALL wish to announce change of address from: 37, Queen Astrid Park, Singapore 10. (Tel: *****) To: 35, Belmont Road, Singapore 10. (Tel: *****) MORK NOTHIS A TENDER NOTICES IN PAGES 1 .v 14. I I in If WOLFSCHMIDT LTD have pleasure in announcing the appointment153 words
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Advertisement83 1961-10-02 13 I NOTICE CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE electricity Department. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. To enable the changing of transformer to larger capacity at Ganges Avenue Substation, it will be necessary to Interrupt electrlcity supply from 8.30 a.m. to 6 30 pjn on Wednesday, 4th October, 1961. The following areas will be affected:—83 words
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Advertisement473 1961-10-02 13 (Continued (rom Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT tO Words Si f Min.)— Box St ets. extra "SINCAPORE POLYTECHNIC positions advertised tor li.f tructor-Traineea filled Api'lic ints thanked. WANTED an office boy. able to apeak Malay. Knullah and Tamil. Age between IS and 30. Apply P.O. Box Ipoh. WANTED cook general amah,473 words
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Advertisement931 1961-10-02 13 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Words Si (Min.)— Box iO rts. extra AN EXPERIENCED CAROENER la required urgently for employment In Srrimban Applications »iioul<l hi accompanied by copies of testimonials unil details of oxjnrlence to rearh OIC J DM IM rvi.r, c o GPO., SiT.mban not latir than 'ith Oclohrr. r.'Kl Rate931 words
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Advertisement633 1961-10-02 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Werdt Si (Min.)-Box S» cl: exlrm MERCANTILE HOSTEL 13 Quwa Street B'pore accommodation available for men "omen Kxquislte rooms Ontrally situated I'nrestrtcted hour* Paying IiMI taken. AVAILABLE fr-furnished bungalows fiats. Holland-. Belmont-. Dunearn-, MOll-. Thompson -I'.ujfl*. Blnjail'.irk. Registered cu«tomera. pleaae Call Kirns Accommodation— MtM ".A Robinson Koad. Spore.633 words
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Advertisement1021 1961-10-02 13 HOUSES cV LAND FOR SAL! It Words Si (Min.)— Box it ets. sxtrm IPOH SHOP HOUSE for sale at Hugh Low Street, new town. $39,900/-. TeUphonc 4447 Ipoh or write advertiser P.O. Box 294. Ipoh. FOR SALE: Ceylon resident wishes to sell immediately rubber estate. 71 acres (undivided) with road1,021 words
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Advertisement992 1961-10-02 13 WANTED i It Words Si (Min.)— Box tt ets. sitrm I WANTED second hand typewriters, duplicators and office machines. Price must be cheap. Apply advertiser P.O. Box 304, Ipoh. WANTED: Manuscripts on Malayan subjer's felklers, dasumtntary, current teeles, at*. but muat be nen-pelltleal, nen-raliiiaua and nen-sentr»varslal. Style should be readable992 words
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Advertisement749 1961-10-02 13 FOR SALE M Words U (Min.)— Box it rlt. SURPLUS SANITARY WARBS AMD FITTINOS Washing and Kiuhtn Banna, Percelaln Sea* Centalnart, Mirrars, Tewsl Hanger*, Lavatery Tank* ale. Inafwctlon and offer to •OX A4S4O IT. I rORI. STOP A BUY Children's sporuklrta. ahorts $1.30. ladirs' pyjamas S3.AO. slxways paddrd bra.islerra 53.749 words
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Article71 1961-10-02 14 LONDON, Sun. New Zealand brought off a shock 29-11 victory over Britain In the first Rugby League Test at Headingley yesterday. New Zealand had losi mx o: their eleven matches on the tour before the Test and Britain were expected to score a convincing win. but it71 words
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Article65 1961-10-02 14 SOCCER FKILNDLY: SCC Invitation v Sarawak Rangers (Spore padang). SPORE SCHOOLS INTERDISTRICT: City v Serangoon (4 p.m.); Katong v Paslr Panjang (5.15. both matches at Woodsville). HOCKEY IPOH LGE DIV. 1: Ipoh Malays v KIA (Upper padang). RAZAK SHIELD: FMC v Kishan Dial (4 p.m.); Cochrane v Kajang65 words
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551 1961-10-02 14 12 ARRESTS AFTER RUMPUS AT FALKIRK LONDON, Sun. rpROUBLL flared up A in Scottish League football yesterday. Twelve spectators were arrested after fighting on the terraces during Falkirk's home game with Celtic The rumpus started after Falkirk. who won 3-1. scored their first goal. Those arrested will be charged InReuter - 551 words
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208 1961-10-02 14 LONDON, Sun— Beniica, Of Portugal, the holders will meet F.C. Austria, the Vienna club, In the first round of the European soccer Cup competition, the draw for which was made here yesterday. Real Madrid, the crack Spanish side who have won the trophy208 words
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Article1342 1961-10-02 14 AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL: Northern Ireland 0 England 3, at Coleraine. IRISH LEAGUE CITY CUP: Ballymrna 0 Portadown 1; Banffor 4 Coleraine 7; liftonville 1 Ards 7; Deny 2 Glentoran 2; Distillery 2 Crusader* 0; Glenavon 3 Linficld 4. FOURTH DIVISION Aldershot 6 Darlington 1 Barrow 1 Chesterfield 01,342 words
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Article17 1961-10-02 14 C. KEDAII LEAGUE (Sg Pfttanl): K. Kuda 2 Gurkhas 0; United. Patanl 3 B. Kaka 1.17 words
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Article73 1961-10-02 14 BIC'B C WEALTH CUP qflnals (Spore i: W. D. Banks and S. A. Battley bt Tan Soon Hock and Wong Weng Foo 2 up; S. O. Richards and P. Sim bt 8. Dv Plessls and M. Senn 3 and 1: NA. Mallal and Lim Kirn Chlu bt Y. Tanak73 words
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Article85 1961-10-02 14 3RD BN RMR NOVICES FINALS (B. Oajah): Flyweight: Hashlm b Abu Bakar tko Ismail b Hashlm 2nd rd; Bantam: Yahaya b Abdul Ghanl ko Yusoff b Sawld 2nd rd; Feather: Othman b Hajl Budln w.o. Abdul Aziz b Hajl Hassan; Light: Kamarzaman b Ibrahim tko Cpl. Abdul Rahtd b85 words
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Article128 1961-10-02 14 S'GOR CA GRASS TRACK C'SHIPS (XL): Schoolboy* mile: 1 Ismail Ohaney (ACS Klang) 2 Chong Keng Joo (MBS) 3 Johnny Tang (Loh Inst) lm 19s- 1 mile: IA. Michael (St. Anthony) 2 Ismail Ghauey (ACS) 3 Johnny Tang (Loh Inst) 2:50.2; 3 miles: 1 A. Michael (St. An- thony)128 words
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Article25 1961-10-02 14 MRS. DILIP SHIELD (Segamat) Inter-dlstrlct women teachers B. Pahat bt Segamat 13--3; B. Pahat bt Muar 10-9;' Muar bt Segamat 12-8. Winners B. Pahat.25 words
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Article46 1961-10-02 14 PONNIAH SHIELD cSegamaU: Inter-dlstrlct teachers .tourney Segamat 1 B. Pahat 1; Segamat 1 Muar 0; Muar 1 B. Pahat 0. Winners Segamat. intvb- police (Sg Patanl): C. Kedah 4 Alor Star Hq 0. INTER-SCHOOL FINAL (K. Trengganu): Tengku Mahmood Sen., Besut 2 Dungan Eng. 0.46 words
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Article22 1961-10-02 14 FRIENDLY (XL): S'gor Asians 6 Negrl Asians 0. INTER-SCHOOL (Ipoh): Anderson 11 (goal, try, penalty) Penang Frees 9 (try. 2 penalties).22 words
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Advertisement829 1961-10-02 14 NOTICE Arising from the transfer of the residence and seat of control of Eastern Smelting Company Limited from the United Kingdom to the Federation of Malaya on the 29th September. 1961, Mr. D. R. Mitchell, Tengku Moiiamed Hamzah. D.X.. S.P.M.K.. P.Y.G.P.. 0.8.E.. Mr. Woo Ka Lim. J.M.N.. J P., and829 words
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Advertisement602 1961-10-02 14 NOTICE To GOVTNDARAJU. 60. Travers Road. Kuala Lumpur. Take Notice that an action hns been commenced against you in tho Hich Court at Kuala Lumpur Civil Suit No. 147 of 1961 by Wearne 3rothers Limited in which the Plaintiffs claim the sum of $4,917.50 being the price of one WoUeley602 words
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Advertisement826 1961-10-02 14 J.K.R. KEDAH. TENDER NOTICE Please note that Tenders for the Construction of Buddings and Ancillary Works for Main Health Centre at Pokok Sena. Kota Star District, North Kedah. as published In this newspaper on 21-9-61 and 23-9-61 will now be received at the Office of the State Engineer, Kedah Perils,826 words
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Advertisement198 1961-10-02 14 TRAVEL WHEN WHERE AND HOW YOiIWANT ANGLOFRENCH K. LUMPUR ***** University Correspondence College Expert Postal Tuition for LONDON UNIVERSITY EXTERNAL DEGREES CAMBRIDGE OVERSEA School Higher School CERTIFICATES Royal Society of Arts The College, founded 1887, b v Educational Trust, with a staff of hiuhJy qualified Tutors. Reasonable fees, payable by198 words
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Article2176 1961-10-02 15 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP: ;M«1UH j FAVOURITE TAKES MALAYA'S RICHEST RACE By Singapore, Sun. DANIELS "s DAY —6 WINNERS FOR BT TIMAH TRAINER JJ ES U L T Stable s Balkan Bambino won the $50,000 Singapore Gold Cvp the richest in Malaya here this afternoon. Balkan Bambino, the2,176 words
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Advertisement266 1961-10-02 15 W If you suffer 1 from A BRONCHITIS I read this I EPH \ZONH tablets are available to all sufferers from bronchitis, asthma bronchial catarrh, phlegm •n the chest, hay fever and allied complaints. EPHAZONH is easy to take, safe to use and gi\et luici relief and surcness of effect266 words
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420 1961-10-02 16 Chou En-Lai absent and no picture of Khrushchev PEKING. Sunday. jyjORK than 500,000 workers, peasants, militia, artisans and athletes marched past the gate of Heavenly Peace here tMs morninjf to celebrate the 12th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese People's Republic. As last420 words
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Article, Illustration114 1961-10-02 16 WITH two "Chinese escorts identifiable as Bob Hope (left) and Bing rosby Hollywood's sarong Cirl, Dorothy Lamour, steps out on "The Road to Hong Kong at Shepperton Studios. London. The three arc reunited in the film seventh in the Road' series. Dorothy looks asReuter - 114 words
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142 1961-10-02 16 The arts in protest on power politics I ONDON. Sun.— Fifty- i nine leading British, writers, artists and musicians have signed a statement protesting against the '•immoral- j ity of present power politics." Copies have been sent to Mr. Macmillan and to the i Soviet. U.S. and French Am- bassadorsReuter; UPI - 142 words
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Article46 1961-10-02 16 ROME. Sun —The worlds population grew taster than Ita production of lood over the past year, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organisation reported here today. "In 1960-61 there was only a small increa.se in the total j volume of agricultural pro- 1 duction."46 words
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Article121 1961-10-02 16 Guns, bells greet freedom BUEA. (Southern Cam«* roonsi. Sun. A 21-gun salute and the chiming of church bells at midnight last night marked the end of British U.N. trusteeship over the Southern Cameroons and the unification of the terriiury with the former French Cameroon Republic. Mr. John Foncha. Premier of121 words
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385 1961-10-02 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. fill-; chairman of the Workers' Party, Mr. David Marshall, today called For unity and solidarity among all sections of the people "to force into the open the British reaction to merger. Mr. Marshall, who returned here today with his wile alter385 words
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Article41 1961-10-02 16 SALISBURY, Sun The Federal Government today denied as -inaccurate" char- ges that it has mercenaries operating in Katanga. The Ministry of External Affairs said it had not heard oi any Rhode.sian nationals serving in the secessionist Congo province.41 words
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Obituary16 1961-10-02 16 KERR TOM :.n.l \,-.<n r win di<<l on ki rtwrtlj aftar araajMtart i>inh. .o IrttiTs.16 words
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Article26 1961-10-02 16 MR. AND MRS. Xi lil'Jraoorlhv •hank all n-lnttvi., .md fn. n.is for their ■tUBRaMti valuablr prosrnt.- foncra"Hatory im->>atf». on their marriage at H.tw Patiu -M26 words
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Article24 1961-10-02 16 IF YOU StE a grevn and v hue 1957 Chfvrol>-i Pfiair Hardtop rrglsti.ir.on .No. BP 31 >R Contact Orchard Motor*. Kuala Lumpur, *****.24 words
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Article154 1961-10-02 16 BIZERTA. Sun. French troops began withdrawing from the town of Bizerta at dawn today under the "back to normal" agreement reached with Tunisia last Friday. Mr. Hedi Mokaddem. Tunisian Governor of Bizerta, said: 'The operation is proceeding correctly and as planned, with dignity on both sides."Reuter - 154 words
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972 1961-10-02 16 NORMAN SIEBEL - SINGAPORE WIN BUT SELANGOR IN FINAL ON GOAL AVERAGE NORMAN SIEBEL by Singapore. Sunday r PWO minutes from time tonight at Jalan Besar Stadium. SingaporJ scored a heartbreak goal. It gave them a brilliant 3-1 victory ovpJ mighty Selangor. but it did not earn them the right to defend the972 words
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Article184 1961-10-02 16 PNANG. Sun. Perak became North zone winners in the 1961 Malaya Cup soccer competition when they beat Penang 4-1 here today. A crowd of 17.000 the bigg- j es; in Pcnang this mm saw the home side completedly ou'played by a bustling Perak side, j Perak led184 words
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Article41 1961-10-02 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. lnam Association and Singapore Crfc ket Club drew their Gandhi On cricket, mach at Bales! ler Roaj today Stores: SCC 159 and 102-.s.«ii fOakiev 34. Gould U) India 108 ?nd 175-8 <O*tha 44. Hoaj 42: Gibson 5-43.41 words
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