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Title Section23 1962-02-05 1 ARCHIVES, NATIONAL LIBRARY, SINGAPORE. AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 00,000 Sati*** Estd. L 845. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1962 15 CENTS KDN Oil23 words
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Article664 1962-02-05 1 WORLD- AS USUAL Monday and not one calamity to report 'Danger past' say holy men f HE eight planets which met in fateful conjunction on Saturday will go their respective ways today. And so far, to the puzzled relief of Hindu astrologers who feared the end of the world, there664 words
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Article17 1962-02-05 1 HOLLYWOOD, Sun.—Eng-lish-born actor Sir Cedrlc Hardwicke, 68, entered hospital last night with a respiratory ailment.17 words
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Article, Illustration305 1962-02-05 1 CEYLON ARRESTS NOW TOTAL 21: PREMIER CALLS FOR CALM COLOMBO. Sunday. THE Ceylon Prime Minister, Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike, said today that the "forces of reaction" responsible for killing her husband in 1959 were to blame for last Sunday's attempted coup. She said in an IndependenceReuter - 305 words
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Article, Illustration354 1962-02-05 1 THOUSANDS IN YEAR OF THE TIGER RUSH of Chinese thronged the Federal capital today to make last minute purchases to usher in the Year of the Tiger tomorrow. Barbers and beauty saloons opened until late dealing with the rush of customers who wished to see in the New Year withNg Beh Leow - 354 words
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Article47 1962-02-05 1 Train derailed by cloth NUREMBERG. Sun.— Rolls of cloth from an overturned lorry became entangled in th«» wheels of an express train at Schweinfurt near here, de railing the engine and DM first carriage. No one was hurt, but the line was blocked for four hours.— Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article208 1962-02-05 1 T»HE Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew,: said in a Chinese New Year message today that 1962, the Year of the Tiger, "is a year to remember Malaysia by." The year would see "our future take shape as the people of fiv° territories in Malaysia inarched208 words
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122 1962-02-05 1 MALAYA IN THE LEAD WITH 4 GOLD MEDALS AT JAKARTA MEET JAKARTA. Sun. Malaya, with four wins ;ind two seconds, li-d in the five-nation Indonesian invitation athletics championships at the end of the first day's events here yesterday. The other countries taking part are Indonesia, the Philippines. Singapore and Thailand.122 words
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Article97 1962-02-05 1 Juchau a call for 'sympathy' LONDON'. Sun.— The mother Of Private Frank Juchau, under arrest at Malacca lor being absent without leave, wants tbe army to let him come home— and bring Irene Lim. his waitress girl friend, with him. "I hope the army will .^how a bit of sympathy.UPI - 97 words
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Article40 1962-02-05 1 JOHANNESBURG. Sun Dottle Tiyo. a 21-year-old non -white actres», uud Bcvll Rudd. 34. former British Guards officer, who were jailed for breaking South Af/ica's immorality law last year, left prison yesterday atlrr having served their six-month sentence.—ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Advertisement14 1962-02-05 1 THE STRAITS TIMES Wishes all its Chinese readers A HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR14 words
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Advertisement69 1962-02-05 1 PATEK PHILIPPE Is the only watch manufacturer whose entire collection of men's watches carries, engraved on every movement, the official .stamp of tbe State of Geneva, the authentic guarantee of centuries-old "GENEVA QUALITY H. SENA, LTD. HIGH CLASS JEWELLERS Singapore 6 Pcnong. w wm.§% GREETINGS to our Chinese friends TLljfJ^^69 words
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Article140 1962-02-05 2 P.I. REDS TO MAKE A FINAL TRY MANILA, Sun. The Philippines Communist Huks have embarked on a "massive recruitment" programme in preparation for a last-ditched attempt to overthrow the Philippine Government by force, it was disclosed today. Captured Huk commander Jose Calaguas Tiamzon. said Dr. Jesus Lava, secretarygeneral of theUPI - 140 words
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Article29 1962-02-05 2 MEXICO CITY. Sun— Th<! police here said yesterday that they had broken up a robbery and assault gang made up entirely of 14 deaf mutes.— U.P.l.29 words
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Article, Illustration455 1962-02-05 2 Beware of hungry China's push south— Bowles 'U.S. MUST HAVE LONG-RANGE POLICY' ST. PAUL (Minnesota), Sunday. THE United States must have a policy to counter a. southward push by land hungry Communist China, Mr. Chester Bowles, a White House adviser, said yesterday. He said China's mounting food shortages were anReuter - 455 words
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Article141 1962-02-05 2 VI-:\V YORK. Sun.— A near hysterical 12-year-old Kir I told police yesterday she was kidnapped and tortured and then left tied to a tree half-nude in subzero weather. A man freed on bail on two previous sex offence cases was held as the girl's141 words
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Article44 1962-02-05 2 LE HAVRE. Sun. Deafening siren blasts saluted tho French Line's 66,000-ton flagship France as she left hero yesterday for Southampton ou her maiden voyage to Ne* York. The France is the world's longest liner its length Is 1.035 ft —Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article, Illustration189 1962-02-05 2 'Please do not steal' call by Kenyatta VAIROBI. Sun— Mr. Jom» Kenyatta today appealed to Africans to atop stealing. Kenya was deteriorating because of thefts, he said. Addressing 5.000 people at Fort Hall, his constituency. he said Africans should obey the laws even if they thought some were bad. IfReuter - 189 words
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Article24 1962-02-05 2 PRAGUE. Sun.—Czechoslovak Airlines yesterday opened a new route between Prague and Havana the only direct connection between Cuba and Central Europe ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Miscellaneous591 1962-02-05 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /tf iryj UIAJJTC f~ |L A ir A JrV^JIICC dO MOCi4 I J fPL?*!*!7* /00 VOLi 1 i/*— A yOU J BETTtP AT TELUNS ■■■A AWO PLAY I WAN' TO v» J J^^y S. L* 6 THAN I AMy^ RADIO MALAYA ay A Simple Melody;591 words
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372 1962-02-05 3 THE Sunday Pictorial forecast today that there would be great changes in the mood and attitude of the British royal family during the "space sixties." "The sixties will be a decade of decision for the Institution of monarchy In Britain," it said. 'The372 words
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Article, Illustration196 1962-02-05 3 Gandhi— as portrayed by follower TN TYPICAL cross-legged posture, 64-year-old J. S. Casshyap, a former teacher and parttime actor tackles his exacting role of Mahatma Gandhi in a new film. "Nine Hours to Rama." It tells the story of the tragic and violent slaying of the great Indian patriot in196 words
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218 1962-02-05 3 HONG KONG. Sun. The Government announced yesterday that 114 people 60 of them civil servants were prosecuted on corruption charges from Sept. 1, 1960 to Dec. 31 last year. The charges resulted from more than 500 allegations, often made anonymously. Twenty-two civil servantsReuter - 218 words
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Article28 1962-02-05 3 LEOPOLDVILLE, Sun.— Smallpox has killed at least 71 people in Leopoldville Province since an outbreak last September, a United Nation.; health official said here today —Reiner.28 words
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Article274 1962-02-05 3 U.S. bans all goods from Cuba WASHINGTON, Sunday. PRESIDENT Kennedy yesterday banned all American imports from Cuba, valued at about $105 million a year, in his bid to isolate the regime of Prime Minister Castro. A White House statement said the move would cut Cuba's dollar income and reduce theReuter - 274 words
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Article, Illustration75 1962-02-05 3 'Satisfactory' after 130 m.p.h. crash SYDNEY, Sun. Veteran British racing driver Roy Salyadori (above) was in "fairly satisfactory" condition following a 130 m.p.li. crash during practice yesterday. Salvadori. 39, suffered head injuries shook and possible internal damage when his Cooper Climax went out of control on a hairpin bend ofReuter - 75 words
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Article206 1962-02-05 3 MARKET: CALL FOR ELECTION FIRST LONDON. Sun. A Labour M.P. Mr. John Stonehouse, yesterday called for a general election before Britain went into the common market, He said In a statement a decision to enter the common market should not be taken before the electorate had had an opportunity toReuter; UP - 206 words
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112 1962-02-05 3 INTO THE KITCHEN— ON A MAGISTRATE'S ORDER T ONDON, Sun. Barbara Li Cairns, 19, began cooking lessons yesterday by court orders. A magistrate. Mr. Percy Gurr. 70, told Barbara on Friday that she could not marry until she learned how to cook. Barbara and Eric Goldack. also 19, became engaged112 words
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Article431 1962-02-05 4 Aid— while the Alliance rules DEVELOPMENT MINISTRY WILL TAKE OVER CONSTRUCTION OF ALL FEDERATION MOSQUES JHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, said here today that all facilities would be given to the villagers and rural people as long as the Alliance was in power. Tun Razak was431 words
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Article78 1962-02-05 4 FIVE W.I. DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN IPOH. Sun.— The Women's Institute of Malaya will send five delegates to the Associated Country Women of the world conference In Melbourne from Oct. 2 to Oct 12. The delegation will be led by the national chairman of the Women's Institute. Che Kamsiah Ibrahim, of78 words
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Article, Illustration156 1962-02-05 4 THIS IS an architect's impression of the proposed $1.3 million building at Juron e which will house a huge auditorium, the Nanyang University council and senate and the administrative offices. Construction work will be(in early next month and it is expected to be completed within one year.156 words
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134 1962-02-05 4 KOTA BHARU, Sun.— The Federation Government is making every effort to provide education for the children of aborigines in Ulu Kelantan, says an official report. For a start, two •vlaiay schools with teachers' quarters and playing leld^— were built in Sungel Neggiri valley last year.134 words
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Article53 1962-02-05 4 KUCHING, Sun.— The Sarawak Development Finance Corporation will continue Its pepper storage and finance scheme during 1962 with two important modifications. The maximum advance for black pepper is increased from $75 to $100 per plcul and the minimum quantity of pepper for deposit is reduced from ten53 words
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179 1962-02-05 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Hong Kong Government is offering two scholarships to students in Singapore for post-graduate study or research at the University of Hong Kong in 1962-64. The awards will be made under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship plan. Under 35 The scholarships tre pen179 words
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Article283 1962-02-05 4 MINISTRY SIEGE: NO MORE ACTION SINGAPORE, Sun. The committee of privileges has recommended that.no further action need be taken in the case in which the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education. Mr. Leo Khoon Choy. was "beleaguered" in his Ministry by student pickets and prevented from attending the Legislative283 words
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Article, Illustration98 1962-02-05 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Holland's leading pop singer, Anneke Gronloh. of "Asmara" fame, was mobbed by a surging throng of teenage fans at the Singapore International Airport when she flew in today. The eager fans bustled around her for personal autographs. At one stage when the98 words
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Article57 1962-02-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The State Government is planning to build at least one post primary school in each district, the Selangor Education officer. Mr. J.E. Ambrose, revealed today. Meanwhile, classes will be held in existing primary and secondary schools where accommodation is available. Post-primary schools will57 words
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Article303 1962-02-05 5 AIR AR RIVALS AND DEPARTURES •PHE following is today:- xhrdule of civil Hircralt movements at Puya Lcbar airport Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC From Hong Kong <BA 961 1.20 p.m. from London. Rome. Teheran. Karachi. Calcutta fBA 714 1 4.50 p.m. Thai International: From Jakuru (TO 402) 10 a.m. Pan-American Prom Los303 words
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Article126 1962-02-05 5 Malaysia show a big success SINGAPORE. Sun. The Government today said that the Malaysia exhibition, which began at the Victoria Memorial Hall here on Jan. 29. is proving a giant success. An official statement said that the average daily attendance had ranged from 12.000 on the first day to 40.000126 words
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Article264 1962-02-05 5 IPOH, Sun. A build- ing boom is on in Ipoh with the Federal and State governments and the Ipoh Town Council starting various big projects this year. In addition, private construction work here continues to expand on a variety of housing projects. Ipoh264 words
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Advertisement180 1962-02-05 5 FREE fmtFTS FOR ALL! GRAND CHINESE NEW YEAR NITE (SOCIAL DANCE AT SEA VIEW HOTEL TONIGHT, sth FEB. 1962 30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Featuring "CHINESE NEW YEAR QUEEN" 1962 Compere: TAN SWEE LEONG Bond: Blue Star Dance Orchestras Ticket Bookings Toble Re servotions ot Spore Cold Storoge Co., Ltd.180 words
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Miscellaneous52 1962-02-05 5 The diary GFVLANG STRAITS CIIINEBE MKTHODIST CHIPCII Chinese New Year Tlianksgivin^ Service by the Rev. Chew Hock Hiii 8 ajn. SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY: Weekly rehearsal of Singapore Musical Society Choir. Si Andrew's Cathedral. 5.30 pjn. SINGAPORE BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION: New Moon Day THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Hatha Yoga Class at 8 Cairnhill Road,52 words
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207 1962-02-05 6 Perak to spend £1.6 million on hospital improvements IPOH, Sunday. JUST over $1.6 million is to be spent in Perak on the improvement and extension of medical facilities and accommodation in Perak hospitals this year. Standard-type two-storey chest clinics and T.B. wards will be built in Teluk Anson, Tapah. Kuala207 words
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130 1962-02-05 6 JPOH. Sun. Mr. Too Joon Hing. an independent M.P. and former Assistant Minister of Education, said today that senators should have "more sense" than to ask for equal pay with M.P.s. Members of the House of Representatives bad to visit their constituencies often and130 words
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Article55 1962-02-05 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Aii ships and establishments in the Naval Base here will be dressed on Thursday in honour of the anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth, the office of the Commander-m-Chief. Far East Station, announced today. The aircraft carrier H.M.S. Centaur will fire a Royal55 words
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Article39 1962-02-05 6 PENANG. Sun. The marine headquarters today warned vessels anchoring In the Trengganu River to beware of a submarine pipeline laid across the river. The positions of the pipeline have not yet been marked by beacons.39 words
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Article96 1962-02-05 6 SINGAPORE. Sun— Three robbers beat up a shopkeeper. Ong Hey Lai. 74. and his wife when he refused to hand over the key to a safe in his shop in Chua Chu Kan^ Road at dawn today. Ong produced the key when the thugs continued96 words
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Article207 1962-02-05 6 IPOH. Sun.— A labour- er. S. Sambasiva. 27, cycled a mile to the Tambun police station to summon the fire brigade last night when he saw an engine shed on the Wan Foh Loong tin mine on fire. Two fire engines from Ipoh207 words
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Article48 1962-02-05 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Thshipping and port clearance office «%nd the imports and exports office here will operate for one hour only from in a.m. tomorrow. The imports and exports office and all sections of the Master Attendant's Office will be closed all day on Tuesday48 words
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Article, Illustration170 1962-02-05 6 CINGAPORE, Sun. Three British Army V.I.P.s and two Generals from the Royal Nepalese Army are due In Singapore on a routine visit to the Far East Land Forces. Major-Gen. P. G. Turpin, Director of Supplies and Transport at the War Office. Is scheduled to arrive170 words
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Article, Illustration2159 1962-02-05 7 GILLIAN BLAKE - GILLIAN BLAKE THE MANY LIVES OF GEORGE BLAKfe...AND HIS 'MOMENT OF TRUTH' THAT LED TO 42 YEARS' IMPRISONMENT by his wife I HAD no idea that my husband was acting as an agent for the Russians. But when they told me that he had betrayed the2,159 words
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Article29 1962-02-05 8 2* Word* SU (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Gangadhaan thank friends and relative* for their kind present* and good wishes on the occasion of their marriage on 21 January.29 words
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Article25 1962-02-05 8 20 H'nrst, 5/0 Minimum) ALL RANKS or the Royal Dragoons wish their many friends In Malaya and Singapore best wishes for Chinese New Year.25 words
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Article425 1962-02-05 8 2« Words fit (Minimum) SCALEXTRIC— If you are a Scalestrie operator write to Scalemtrlc P.O. Box 386. Singapore, for details of the latest additions. CALA OPENING TOMORROW p m. a*w Tien THn air-condltloned Restaurant and Bar. New Management. eharmini; waitresses. Watch tomorrow paper for details. DAVID PHOA A Rood,425 words
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Article739 1962-02-05 8 Bhe£tnritssimr* Monday, February 5, 1962. A Page From The Past For a month or more a number of newspapers in th* Philippines have been resurrecting to their own national ist satisfaction a claim by descendants of the last Sultan of Sulu to the possession of British North Borneo. This claim739 words
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Article337 1962-02-05 8 Being himself the grand patron of political violence in France, President de Gaulle had to expect that as his Algerian plan reached crisis point the extremists on his right wing would resort to the less subtle means of physical violence for political ends. .He can see as well337 words
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Article172 1962-02-05 8 Britain has told the European Kconomic Community that it would like to know by July or August whether or not membership of the Community on mutually acceptable terms will be possible. This i.i not an ultimatum but a request supported by compelling considerations, least important ot v.hich172 words
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Article, Illustration736 1962-02-05 8 ALEX JOSEY - ALEX JOSEY by MY TALK WITH LEADER OF THE INDONESIAN COMMUNIST PARTY QN January 3, Peking Radio made a brief announcement that the Central Committee of the Indonesian Communist Party met on December 30 and 31; and adopted several resolutions on Important international Issues. "These include." said th« Peking736 words
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862 1962-02-05 8 IIT really surprises me, and no doubt many of my Aussie mates, to hear that Malaya's High Commissioner to Australia believes the "White Australia Policy' is based solely on economic grounds and not racial. As an Asian who has lived and been educated in862 words
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Miscellaneous18 1962-02-05 8 "If only we could do what the Russian do!" "If only we could do what the Americans do!"18 words
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Article235 1962-02-05 9 ONLY WAY TO HELP MALAYS IN THIS BUSINESS— CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DECIDES KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. J<H£ Federation Government is to be asked to allocate three-quarters of Government contracts of less than $50,000 to Malay contractors. This was decided at the annual meeting of the Selangor Malay Chamber of Commerce at235 words
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Article, Illustration111 1962-02-05 9 3,000 attend a millionaire's party for son's wedding TtHE Governor of 1 Penan*. Raja Tan Uda, and his wife, Tengku Pnan Hajjah Nor Sa'adah. were among 3,000 guests who attended a cocktail party and dinner given by a Penang millionaire, Mr. N. T. S. Arumugam Pillai,111 words
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166 1962-02-05 9 Trengganu Rakyat's man for by-election KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun. The Trengganu Party Rakyat has decided to nominate its vice- chairman, Wan Abdul Hamid bin Ibrahim, as candidate for the Kuala Trengganu Selatan parliamentary by-election to be held on March 19. The secretary of Party Rakyat here, Inche Mokhtar bin Abdul Rahim.166 words
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Article63 1962-02-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Seven former Australian pri•soners of war arrived here 1.0--day on the last stage of a visit to their old battle grounds. They are Mr. R. W Newton, leader of the party, Mr. V. S. Cam. Mr. A. H. Cooper. Mr. A. A. Hutchlns,63 words
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Article76 1962-02-05 9 IPOH, Sun. Two top American musicians. Miss Sylvia Rosenberg, a violinist and Mr. Seymour Bernstein, a pianist, will give a Joint recital at the St. John's C.iurch hall here on Thursdty. The concert, organised by th'« Perak branch of the Fe aeration Arts Council, will Include works76 words
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183 1962-02-05 9 OCCUPANTS TOLD TO VACATE EIGHT DANGEROUS HOUSES KUANTAN, Sunday. THE senior executive engineer, East Pahang, Mr. C. R. Riding, has recommended to the Kuantan Town Council that eight shophouses in Main Street opposite the Rex Cinema should be vacated immediately They are in a dangerous condition In his report to183 words
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Article86 1962-02-05 9 Five fire cracker blaze calls SINGAPORE, Sun. The Fire Brigade was called out five times today to put out fires started by exploding crackers. In most cases, attap rooia caught fire after crackers had been thrown on them. In one case, a mattress was set alight In a house in86 words
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Article51 1962-02-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The New Zealand High Commissioner In Malaya, Mr. C M. Bennett, will give a New Zealand Day reception on Wednesday at his resldenc in Circular Road. A 60-memDer concert party and a band from the Ist Bn., New Zealand Regiment, will be in51 words
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Article47 1962-02-05 9 ALOR SI AH, Sun— About i.OOO people attended the funeral of the late Mr. R. Shanmugam, retired Alor Star station master, at the Hindu Cemetery at Langgar here yesterday evening. Mi. Shanmugam. 61, died suddenly yesterday morning after a heart attack47 words
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Article77 1962-02-05 9 AN ADVANCE PARTY OFF TO CONGO KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— An advance party of five officers and 12 men of the 7th Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, left here by air today for the Congo The remaining members of the battalion together with members of "A" Squadron of the Ist Federation Recon77 words
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Article32 1962-02-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A Ceylon Independence t)ny reception was held at the Hotel Merlin here this evening. It was given by the Acting Hleh Commissioner for Ceylon. Mr. J Cruse.32 words
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Article49 1962-02-05 9 KUCHING. Sun. Malaysia in simple terms is being explained to people In kampongs and longhouses throughout the Fourth Division by Sarawak administrative officers. This campaign Is to help the people to decide what views to present to the Malaysia Commission when it arrives sometime this month.49 words
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180 1962-02-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The biggest amount ol recent contributions to the National Monument Fund came from the Negri Sembilan State National Monument Fund committee— s7,B9«. The fund now stands at more than $319,500 Other recent donations were through: State Secretary, Kedah, $3322. District Officer,180 words
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Article421 1962-02-05 9 DENANG, Sun. The Penang Rubber Trade Association has appointed an 11 -man special sub-committee to be responsible for the payment of duty and cesses on rubber produced on Penang island. The. association at an emergency general meeting yesterday appointed its president. Mr. Heah Joo Seang. as421 words
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Article189 1962-02-05 9 IPOH, Sunday. A FORMER chairman of the Perak branch of the Technical Association of Malaya, Mr. LJew Why Hone, last night criticised "technical dishonesty" completing projects work p "in a slipshod manner." He said that rectifying deficiencies cost more money. Mr. Uew, who was speaking at the189 words
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Article161 1962-02-05 9 1/-ANGAR, Sun. The "•Raja Permaisuri Agong last night urged Malayan women to emulate women in India and Pakistan and help preserve the country s culture, traditions and customs. "During my recent visit to India and Paklsttt I waa triad to see that trie women there161 words
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Article64 1962-02-05 9 iPOH. Sun. liiche Ahmad Damanhuri. 50. acting secretary of the Religious Affairs Department. Perak, left for Mecca from Penang yesterday on a pilgrimage. He has been appointed welfare officer on the shlo which left for Mecca with 2.200 passengers on board. Inche Ahmda Damanhuri, vho is64 words
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Advertisement126 1962-02-05 9 BE FIRST WITH FRIGIDAIRE Frigidaire made the world's FIRST room air 'conditioner in 1929 33 years ago! Your investment is safe when you buy FrigidaireThe air-conditioner that is TIME -TESTED! world! W^BB^^^^ I experience! —l Custom DeLuxe ACD-1 20 EXCLUSIVE HUSH-FOAM AIR GUIDE GIVES SUPER-QUIET OPERATION! I U, H 2H.P.126 words
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Advertisement101 1962-02-05 9 ALWAYS IN KwrPffl STOCK fcftVlAfl from %Jfrehard Motors SM6APOIE ft KUALA LUMPUR IEPBESENTED EISEWHEM »V BORNEO MOTORS »/«i/i £.lllilllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllltltllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllLJ CLEVER PEOPLE CHOOSE TMADC MARK FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, BOLSTERS CUSHIONS. 3 nIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIUIIIIIIIfT EYE EXAMINATION Ym can wt wM tab* tatNi fa* yM I Mat am wfcfc artificial Y«*w I —4101 words
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131 1962-02-05 10 STAFF CLAIM A DOLLAR A DAY ALL ROUND pENANO. Sun. The Municipal and Government Labour Union last night resolved to ask the city council to grant an all-round Increase of $1 to Its daily-rated employees. The present minimum wage of $3.40 a day, including cost of living allowance, was Inadequate,131 words
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321 1962-02-05 10 For 'greater efficiency'— out goes an invitation KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. fHE newly-established National Productivity Centre has sent out to employers and workers' organisations a pamphlet inviting them to make use of its facilities for greater efficiency in industry. Training courses for all levels of management will be given at the321 words
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Article, Illustration68 1962-02-05 10 'Tiger Year 9 surprise in the Ng home FOR the Year of the Tiger, three little girls (from left) Phillipa. aged three, Margaret, five, and Monica, seven, are given a toy tiger. They were all smiles when their father, Mr. Tony Ng, a Kuala Lumpur mining engineer, brought out this68 words
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Article93 1962-02-05 10 SINGAPORE FORCES: A NEW BILL SINGAPORE. Sun. Tht Singapore Military Force. 1 Reserve will come under the executive command of the Defence Forces Record Officer under a Bill which amends the Singapore Military Forces Ordinance. The Bill, which was recently Introduced in the Legislative Assembly and was published today, brings93 words
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Article36 1962-02-05 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Theatre Club of Kuala Lumpur will stage Peter Coke's comedy "Breath of Spring" at the Town Hall on Feb. 22\ 2-< and 24. starting at 9.15 p.n; each day.36 words
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Article45 1962-02-05 10 TELUK ANSON. Sun. A padi planter, Man bin Saad. 29. was bound over in $100 to be of good behaviour for one year here yesterday when he pleaded guilty In the magistrate's court to dishonestly retaining stolen property on May 21 last year.45 words
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Article1203 1962-02-05 10 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The University of Singapore has announced the names of successful candidates in professional examinations for the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery. Bachelor of Dental Surgery and Bachelor of Pharmacy. Also announced are the names of those successful in the examination for1,203 words
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Advertisement192 1962-02-05 10 y^ featuring ANNEXE GRONLOH THE BLUE DIAMONDS at SINGAPORE BADMINTON HALL Tuesday, Feb. 6th at 9 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 7th at 9 p.m. Tickets $5, $3, $2 Obtainable today Polar Cafe 51, High Street and to-morrow from 2 p.m. at X THE SINGAPORE BADMINTON HALL To all our customers, dealers192 words
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Advertisement151 1962-02-05 10 KONG HEE FATT CHOY O^^k LOVELY DESIGNS Nc W YEAR! iL^JA Kurebi if Highest Quality I* V-,.,1i SOLE AGENTS:--5* f3| HONG BEE TEXTILES CO., LTD. I \M^ B SINGAPORE- K. LUMPUR PENANG. AGENTS S.A. MAJIIO CO. 7)5, High Strmt, 45, Seng Poh Rood, 139, E«* Cotnt Rood. KWONG ON CO.,151 words
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Article, Illustration24 1962-02-05 11 PRESIDENT Macapagal of the Philippines takes it easy on a bamboo bench during a visit to Barrio, an electoral stronghold.24 words
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Article105 1962-02-05 11 Pan-Am bid to woo English girls XTEW YORK, Sun. PanAmerican World Airways flew four stewardesses to London today to try to recruit English glr'.s. The four will spend 1 week at the airlines office \n Piccadilly answering questions from girls who are Interested In jobs in the airline. Those makingReuter - 105 words
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Article97 1962-02-05 11 'FREEDOM RINGS' DROP OVER 1 CHINA TAIPEH, Sun. An airdrop of 100,000 "freedom rings" on the Chinese mainland, sponsored by the "Overseas Chinese National Salvation Federation," will take place over Chinese New Year. The rings, made of silver, weigh one- twentieth of an ounce each. They will be dropped on97 words
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317 1962-02-05 11 A thaw in the cold war as tension eases THE almost abandoned word "thaw" is back in the headlines today after months of sombre American-Soviet exchanges on Berlin and other East- West crisis issues. Diplomatic observers say the hospitality extended by President Kennedy to Mr. Alexel Adzhubel. .son-in-law of Mr.317 words
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Article179 1962-02-05 11 SALISBURY. (S. Rhodesia). Sunday. A ROYAL AIR FORCE wing commander yesterday toid a United Nations inquiry into the plane crash which killed Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld. that he believed the crash was caused by "a human error." Wing Commander E. Evans, air adviser to the BritishReuter - 179 words
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Article133 1962-02-05 11 ADEN. Sun. All Government secondary schools here were closed yesterday as a result of a strike, started by schoolgirls against alleged favouritism in selecting students foi higher education abroad. The colony's Education Minister, Abdullah Ibrahim Saidi. ordered the closure of the schools after boys struck in sympathyReuter - 133 words
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311 1962-02-05 11 Fears of Welensky fall-out with Britain I ONDON. Sun.— The Sunday Telegraph reported today that British and Southern Rhodesia authorities yesterday expressed fears of a breakdown this month In relations between Sir Roy Welensky, the Rhodeslan Federal Prime Minister, and the British Government. Th# newspaper's Commonwealth correspondent, Walter Farr. saidReuter - 311 words
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76 1962-02-05 11 KAUNDA BREAKS DOWN AND CRIES AT TALKS ABABA, Bun. Mr. Kenneth Kaunda, leader of Rhodesia's United National Independence Party, broke down and cried here yesterday as he was telling a conference of conditions In his country. As he sobbed the conference, held under the auspices of the Pan-African Freedom MovementReuter - 76 words
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Article42 1962-02-05 11 CALCUTTA, Sun. India and the Soviet Union have signed a two-year cultural exchange programme covering art. literature, science, education, public health, sports, radio and television relays- and Including visits of a 80 viet circus and ballet troupe.— Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article32 1962-02-05 11 LAGOS, Sun— The Nigerian Federal Government has begun negotiations to take over control of external communications from the Cabte and Wireless Co.. as part of its scheme to modernise telecommunications.—Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Advertisement66 1962-02-05 11 Wish all our Clients a HAPPY PROSPEROUS CHINESE NEW YEAR TU C ld TU I O gvasr^Bß m*%MMAY BE YOUR ANSWER! $h*~* m FILTER/STERILISER provides instantaneous V»«i«*s»« I#>1 #>» >- ii^*/ IJfl mm^<^ mK 0- output of pure drinking water mil nit CD I I ICCB 1 1 """^iiiimir^iii If'66 words
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Advertisement99 1962-02-05 11 MindttT* Hoftf Koff Kirn |Uf Kttly Bc-^ l«i CHtn know* t h »t t*t tccrtt of H Jsi C 064 J'OO^-^g it Vlt#lt*t H|ir A v\f U^v II &P 4 JuiUICB I uses 1 a Vaseline f^S^N HAIR CREAM 1 Jwgnjjef A— "I Mjf£M 1 1 Vaseline 1 BWSDBSSSSyHI 199 words
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Article, Illustration819 1962-02-05 12 ALLINGTON KENNARD - Adams the man once known as Ike's conscience ALLINGTON KENNARD A FRANK AND INTIMATE PORTRAIT OF AN EX-PRESIDENT ?y MR. EISENHOWER £V the height of the frousty little scandal that brought Sherman Adams down, the Washington wits wisecracked: "Let's not press this Adams case too far, or we might finish819 words
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Article219 1962-02-05 12 streak too. in the old soldier. In the middle of a Korean crisis George Humphrey. Secretary of the Treasury said he thought the only problem was to find some way of saving face. Elsenhower laughed scornfully. "Westerners saving face." he asked. COWARDICE "There's one thing I learned in the five219 words
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Advertisement390 1962-02-05 12 NQMrwiTHi WOODS M GREAT P|j peppermint Sore throat JtA, o a.-*.* M™« BOTTLE rii <•%, bronchitis bTTwoo3svlilJ wk l^^ FAMILY BwIwSJH jLSUjHSf REMEDY P&y^j| O(Pg l^ A balanced diet •^fc, "~^4w for orchids etc. at only CJ^^^ about 1 Cent per gallon At last An »ll purp<n« liquid ir.^nur* at390 words
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Advertisement346 1962-02-05 12 V IF YOU [suffer] FROM A mm 1^ READ THIB I EPHAZONE tablet* are available to all sufferers from asthma, bronchitis, bronchial catarrh, phlegm en the chest, hay fever and allied complaints. EPHAZONE is easy to take, safe to use and gives quick relief and sureties* of effect Tho properties346 words
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Miscellaneous296 1962-02-05 12 Straits Times Crossword ACKO6S t>. Walker gets some money. 1. One of the worst players In perhaps, for an aadiuon to the game (6). the text (8k 5. Vitality, the child said, might 7. Ah Baba, tumbles In Oorsave one at tea (4-4). gtan port (5). 9. Since taking the296 words
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Advertisement907 1962-02-05 13 We wish all our Chinese Friends a Happy and Prosperous New Year MANSFIELD <Sc CO.. LTD. SINGAPORE FRUGHT Tel: ***** PASSAGES Ttl: ***** IIMANIS't 'or Mm, Libuan, J'ton. Kudat S'kan, Ttwau FH II IENINCAU't 'or M.n, Labuan, J'ton, KaOat. Skin, Tawiu FH II AUOY-t 'or Mi--, labuan. J'ton. Kadtt. Skin.907 words
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Advertisement1029 1962-02-05 13 THE E. A. C LINESMILINM TO MCOITERRANEAN, CtNTtNgNTAL > SCANtINAfIAN PORTS aS'oeri P S^im "enmg "KAMBOOIA" i) Sulia ll Part/ 7 Fit 1/ I FH FALSTRIA' I) f U M Fll 11 22 Fll II 14 Fit "■ASIA I) 21 Ftl < Mai 5 7 Mai I Mar "JUTIANOIA" I)1,029 words
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Advertisement1432 1962-02-05 13 THE BEN LIME STEAMERS LTD. UNION lUILDINC SINGAPORE III: *****/0. HPHtSS SERVICE TO LONION LIVERPOOL i CONTINENTAL PORTI S'pori P S'Mm •tnmg OENLOYAI 1 until M'trougti, Hawlurg ll Pt/TH I lEHMHOI I pill. R-Jin, H'burg. Hl I ll Pt/FH I FH 11/11 IENLAWIRS H] H Ivrg. I 111. Roam. Mt'O1,432 words
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Advertisement668 1962-02-05 13 feMeALISTER tfc CO., LTD. ieli Mt, cmi. T'"%Et.MiawAii van klaveness line IOHMtI. NMM4MN BOmOBAM. LM ANCELES. SAN FRANCISCO. ■MM ft iMU. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER I PORTLAND CITT OF WELLINCTON Aceiptiig carga far Cutril k Suit Sdeff Vr;r t»*n» a > AMtriCt. J4/2IFH urm/Tmm 4/Tmm oronxv.ui MOKIONC UOi. OSAKA. HACOTA f S668 words
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Article32 1962-02-05 14 RIBBER TIN (per Ib) (per pirnl) Jan. 29 S3 eta. $470.00 30 82 Ct*. $470,124 31 83-, cts. $471.75 Feb. l 83;, eta. $471.50 2 83 cU. $471,121, 3 $472.62',32 words
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1883 1962-02-05 14 From Our Market Correspondent WITHOUT doubt the Malayan investing public received last week some of the most important news in years which will also have a profound influence on the shape of things to come. The news was that the British Government1,883 words
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Article64 1962-02-05 14 Current payment Malayan Cement 12*'MrAUater sr.t5 r .t Austral Amal Is. 9d.« Austral Malay 3s. 6d. Kamanting 12}^ Bukit Kali I 5"; S. Kinta ls.r Includes 3d. bonus. t Interflm Date of payment March 22 Feb. 31 March 23 March 30 March 9 Peb. 15 March 21 Total for year64 words
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Article419 1962-02-05 14 4 FEATURE of the Singapore Rubber Market last week was the squeeze which developed on February rubber, being a combination of estimates of a five per cent drop in January rubber production and continued Russian buying. The markei closed the week for the long Chinese New419 words
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Article1348 1962-02-05 14 r FHK state of shares on the A Malayan Stock Exchange showing last bmi ness to February 27 (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L "UnOlng for Hlrhest and Lowest business this year to date were: KEY 10 *»l«lNts f rci CM1,348 words
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Article42 1962-02-05 14 WEEK! STOCK INDICES:. Jan. M Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Ftb. 1 Feb. 2 Industrials: 162. 78 162.79 163.25 163.5t 16.Y46 Tint: 291. 36 281.67 290.24 293.51 298.77 Dellar rubbers: 211. 1J 211.12 211.12' 202.83 202 88 Jan. 1 1951-100.42 words
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Advertisement1121 1962-02-05 14 y^— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. Express U.S.A. Pacific 6c Atlantic Coast Service ETA ETA ETA ETA S'oo'# H'korfi HlulO S f'Cisco I. AriltlM N. York "CllaraCt Mtrt' J* 22 Fit 21 r>* 11 Mir IT Mir 21 Mir I Apr "Kimiluwj Mini' 17/11 M»r ?J Mar I Apr If Apr1,121 words
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Advertisement416 1962-02-05 14 DON'T MISS THE BOAT! Put your money in o sofe thing. Invest in the THIRD MALAYAN FUND and employ experts to spread your investments over Moloyo's soundest enterprises. Application form and fro* booklet obtainable from tho Managers P.O. Box 90, Singopora (Tel. *****) o» Malayan Unit Truits Ltd., pQ Box416 words
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Advertisement1303 1962-02-05 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KELANTAN GOVERNMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Applications arc invited from Federal Citizens for appointment as Temp. Junior Technicians i Overseers) for Rural De\-elop-tnent Work (Division III) In the Public Works Department Kelantan on the Salary Scale of $85x 7 50-115/Examlnatlon Bar/137.50xl 7.50-197.50/Kfflciency Bar/212.50x 7 50-280, plus cost of living allowance1,303 words
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Advertisement721 1962-02-05 15 (Continued from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT it W*d* Si (Min.)— Box it ett. extra BXCCUTIVE APPOINTMENT A LEADING EARTMMOVING EQUIPMENT DEALER REQUIRE* TO FILL AN ADMINISTRATIVE POSITION CARRVINC A HIGH DECREE OF RESPONSIBILITY. Tne ftucctanfull applicant wih b* locally domiciled between 30^33 ye-xrs of as* and will have h-d right721 words
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Advertisement818 1962-02-05 15 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word* SS (Mm.) Box it els. «xfra VACANCY FOR ASSISTANT Clerk. Tranquerah EnKlisb, Malacca filled. Applicants thanked. TNC AOVE RTISER FOR tbe posltioc offered for Box A 6233 wish. to thank t all applicants therein and states that the position has now been filled. WANTED FOUR EXPERIENCED818 words
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Advertisement594 1962-02-05 15 EDUCATION M Worsts IS yiin.)—Box St ctt. txtrm THE ACADEMY OF Accountancy and Secretaryship George Lee Building, Clerm-nceau Avenue, Rlnfcapore *****, Conducts LCC< Secretarial Accountancy/Hanking Courses: English i Language Classes At Form IV/QT OSC /Professional Levels; Uechanitai Engineering Drawing. PROFESSOR W. HUANO offers Mandarin class for Kogllsh-spruklng beginners at r.M.C.A.594 words
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Advertisement477 1962-02-05 15 BOOKS t PUBLICATIONS Word* Si Min.)— Box tt ctt. txtrm pan BOOKS Hew The Queen Reigns I. Dorothy Laird $2 00. The Enemy Camp By Jrromr Wndmart »2. 50 In Flanders Fields By l-...n Wolff $1.73 SEQUEL TO BOLONBSS By Richard Hapc- $1.25 AVAILABLE AT UJCAL, BOOKSHOPS j Distributed By477 words
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Advertisement416 1962-02-05 15 MISCELLANEOUS t# Wordt Si (Min.)— Bom St ctt. •Stra STOP SMOKING at oar expemel with "Apal" Details from Samson's. 84-B. High Street, (room-S) Singapore-*). WISHING ALL OUR Chines* Patrons and Friends A Happy at Pros- perojs New Year. Java Provision Store 117 Kllliney Road. Singapore GIVE YOUR FAVOURITE nephew a416 words
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Advertisement82 1962-02-05 15 For PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM insist on ALLIED recommended P. A. equipments ANNEXE GRONLOH and THE BLUE DIAMONDS 9 p.m. Bodminton Hall 6th 7th Feb., 1962 PHILIPS Sound Equipments Installed by ALLIED RADIO CORPORATION 30, CIRCULAR ROAD, SINGAPORE. TEL: *****. BUY THE HERALD ELECTRIC KETTLE 4 pint size complete with tuneful82 words
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Article505 1962-02-05 16 FEDERATION LEAD »N FIVE-NATION COMPETITION RECORD-BREAKING PERFORMANCES BY JEGA, KAH LIEW AND MAUREEN JAKARTA, Sunday. A I ALAYAN athletes broke three records on the opening day of the Indonesian invitation athletics championships here yesterday. At the end of the day. Malaya were in the lead with505 words
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Article, Illustration65 1962-02-05 16 ITS HAPPY MELODY'S 4 HENGGELER'-BY A SHORT HEAD FROM DENTENTURIUS HAPPY MELODY (Keith Moxham) won the Henggeler Memorial Trophy race over 6f in a desperate finish with Dententurius (Merv Maynard). who was beaten by a short head. Equity (Lyall Harbridge) was third, a length away, and Bowdler (Chris Dragon) fourth.NG BEH LEOW - 65 words
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483 1962-02-05 16 Dreamboat gets top weight of 9.13 in the Gold Cup EPSOM JEEP l:fJMlJ!MI 6- |b penalty for Trial winner Super Court KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. DREAMBOAT has been given top weight of 9.13 in the season's first classic, the Selangor Gold Cup to be run over a mile and a quarter483 words
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393 1962-02-05 16 WEIGHTS FOR ALL EIGHT RACES AT K.L. TOMOR ROW WEIGHTS for all eight races at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow are: Cl 1. Div. I— 6F Duke II 8.12 Tudor Wonder 8.10 Besterete 8.10 Downing Street 8.10 The Nailer 8.08 Marigold 8.06 Putli 8.06 Black Gold 8.02 Gallant Scholar 8.02 Little Richard393 words
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Article52 1962-02-05 16 TAIPING. Sun.— Perak Malays entered the final of tht Sultans Gold Cup soccer competition when they beat Singapore Malays 4-2 here today. The haii-time score wa& 2-2. Scorers for the winners were Abu Hassan, Ahmad Daniel. Mahat Ambu and Yusof Noor while Sahar Husseir netted both goals52 words
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Article37 1962-02-05 16 EPSOM JEEP - ■occm FRIENDLY: Alor Sur Invitation XI v «gor Kanger* tr. 5 p.m.. (.in i NORTH MALAYAN championships iTiccr Lane course, Ipon. 8 a.m.i. \i I IN(. JOHOKL JO-MILtS massed sun road race iTampoi, 7 a.m.*.37 words
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Article89 1962-02-05 16 pEXANG. Sun. Selangor League champions. Rangers, gained an easy 5-1 win over Penang Chinese in a friendly soccer match at the City Stadium last night. Rangers' international In-side-forward Abdul Ghani was in sparkling form, scoring three goals. The match was organised by the Penang Muslims Association89 words
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Article43 1962-02-05 16 KARACHI. Sun. England had scored 392 for three in reply to Pakistan's first innings total of 253 at tea on the third day of the Third and last cricket Test here today. Ted Dexter was 186 not out.— Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article, Illustration337 1962-02-05 16 LESLIE HOFFMAN Jnr - LESLIE HOFFMAN Jnr By pNTRIES for the Singa- pore Open golf champi onshlp (Feb. 15-18) closed last week with the inclusion of two South Africans and a Swede, who will also visit Kuala Lum- Kuala Lumpur. Sun. pur to play in337 words
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Article38 1962-02-05 16 CRICKET v\i:\V\NAMITTL SHIELD FINAL (Malacca*: Spore Ceylonese w.o. Penang Ceylonese. HOCKEY PAN-MALAYAN CF.YLONESE TOIRNEY .Serembam: Men: Negri Sembllan 2 Penang 1: Negri 2 Selangor 2; Singapore 1 Joliore 0; Singapore 3 Malacca 0. Women: Selangor 7 Malacca 0.38 words
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Article170 1962-02-05 16 Players stung by bees JPOII. Sun. A -warm of bees twice attacked competitors and held up pi ty for nearly an hour in me North Malaya golf competition hen* this morning. Two golfers, J.D. Laws of Selangor a. ..1 W.II. Jackson of Perak. were stung hartl\. They were given trratmrnt170 words
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Advertisement638 1962-02-05 16 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with ancient custom a New Manager of the TharKtayuthapant Temple at Tank Road and Sithivinayagar Temple ai Keong Saik Road. Singapore, nruch belong to the Nattukottal Chettiar Community of Singapore, ha* been appointed aa from the 33rd day of January. 1962 unril638 words
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Advertisement500 1962-02-05 16 METAL BALLOT BOXES Tenders are invu*d for the making ana supplying of 290 Metal Ballot Boxes. A .specimen of the Ballot Box may be seen and specification and all other particular* obtained at the Office of the Election Com-mis-Mon. No. 1 Clarke Street on any working day dunnff ofher hours500 words
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Advertisement116 1962-02-05 16 University Correspondence College Expert Postal Tuition for LONDON UNIVERSITr EXTERNAL DEGREES CAMBRIDGE OVERSEA School Higher School CERTIFICATES Royal Sodoty of Arts Th« College, (bonded 1887, b n EdKatfcNMl That, with tUIT of UshlrqoaUfled Tutors. Reasonable fat*, payable by instalments. Mora Him 43,000 Smccwm. 1920-59. it rROSPECTUS (mendon exam. a> vtaic*116 words
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196 1962-02-05 17 S. Africa in strong position against Kiwis JOHANNESBURG, Sun. J —South Africa, after one of their most scintillating batting displays for several years, were In an impregnable position against New Zealand, after the second day's play yesterday in the Fourth unofficial Test here. After gaining a first Innings lead ofReuter - 196 words
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Article87 1962-02-05 17 PLM SPRINGS (California), Sun.— Dick Mayer, little known American golfer, probably earned himself US$5O,OOO with a single shot in the Palm Springs tournament here yesterday By holding his tee shot at the 174-yard second hole, Mayer qualified for a US$5O.--000 bonus unless another golfer repeats theReuter - 87 words
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Article24 1962-02-05 17 HAMBURG. Sun— Penarol of Montevideo. unofficial world soccer champions, were beaten 2-0 y Hamburg before a 65.000 crowd here last night.— Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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761 1962-02-05 17 Burnley show championship form against Birmingham STRUGGLING Wolverhampton Wanderers reaped a quick dividend from big spending this week when they shocked mighty Tottenham Hotspur with a 3-1 win in the English Football League yesterday. Wolves, wallowing near the bottom of the table, spentReuter - 761 words
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72 1962-02-05 17 Top form Kin Tat keeps Middlesex crown T ONDON, Sun. Lee Kin Tat, Malayan student reading physics in London, retained the Middlesex open badminton singles title here last night. He beat the English international Hugh Findlay. of Hertfordshire 15-6. 15-6, in the final. Playing at the top of his form.Reuter - 72 words
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Article102 1962-02-05 17 DOSTON, Sun. John Uelses, 24-year-old Ber-lln-bom American Marine, beat his own world best performance for the pole vault with a leap of 16ft OJUi (4.895 metres) at an Indoor meeting here last night Only the previous night he had become the first man to achieve 16ftReuter - 102 words
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Article19 1962-02-05 17 BOSTON, Sun. Monty loyt, 17, of Denver won the Jnlted States men's figure katSng title here yesterday.19 words
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193 1962-02-05 17 'MAKE INDIA PERMANENT VENUE FOR ASIAN MEET PROPOSAL CALCUTTA, Sun.— The All-India Lawn Tennis Association yesterday decided to ask the International Lawn Tennis Federation to make India the permanent venue of the Asian international championships. The All-India LTA also decided at their annual meetIng to accept the Pakistan association's invitationReuter - 193 words
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Article28 1962-02-05 17 MOSCOW. Sun. Ludmlla Motina. a Leningrad student, yesterday equalled the world's best time for the women's 60 metres, clocking 7.2 sec. In an mdv.. race.— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article1287 1962-02-05 17 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal WBA 1 < Anton Villa I Blackburn 0 Bolton Man. City 2 Burnley 7 Birmingham 1 Chelsea West Ham 1 Ipswich 4 Everton 2 i Leicester 4 FnDiam 1 Mab. t'nited 3 Cardiff 0 Notts Forest 3 Blackpool 4 Sheff. Wed. 1 Shrrt. I1,287 words
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Article70 1962-02-05 17 MANCHESTER, Sun. Six cricketers who will probably be needed for the final between the West Indies and Indie in April are likely to challenge the Lancashire League ruling that they must report In time for the first matches of the League season on Apr. 14. TheReuter - 70 words
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629 1962-02-05 17 Triumph for Scotland at Cardiff after 35 years CARDIFF. Sunday SCOTLAND yesterday scored their first Rugby Union victory over Wales at Cardiff Arms Park for 35 years, winning by eight points (goal and try) to three (dropped goal). The Scottish team were well worth their win. Their pack was quickerReuter - 629 words
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Advertisement268 1962-02-05 17 f Never could take to a pipe until I bought a J But now I'm real Ltk* M faww man +ow By/end p.poa**! I pipe enthuswt. I thwy* enjoy ?ZfyZnrii'ZZL\ I cool dry smoke-notrouble with my W' r <<* I°' pipe going out thinks to the Byford talowtd folder and268 words
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Advertisement166 1962-02-05 17 x IH^ spy JHH B Top woman columnist Jjfflf&Umf^i Anne Scott-James pro- /B3r^lijfll^4/J- I r\ I 1 1 1 BEAUTY: The Balanced Way To Slim Two-Type Skin Beauty Club Friends *nd Beauty Consultant's Advice FASHION: For Lazy Days with Free Patterns Vicki's Malayan Sarong-Sari Roland Chows New Year Cheongsams. FICTION:166 words
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Article489 1962-02-05 18 CHINESE ASTROLOGERS SA V RARE SOLAR OCCURRENCE WILL BRING BENEFIT TO MANKIND HONG KONG, Sunday. ttY tradition the Chinese "Year of the Tiger" which begins at midnight today is one of prosperity to the individual but brings little luck to maidens in hope of aReuter - 489 words
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309 1962-02-05 18 Indonesians expect to break off negotiations JAKARTA, Sunday. JAKARTA newspapers continue to predict an imminent break in diplomatic contacts established by Indonesia and the Netherlands through the United Nations. The papers say the Gov- j ernment has this step in mind because it understand.the Dutch are about to reinforce WestReuter - 309 words
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168 1962-02-05 18 'I want to eat duriaiv says singer SINGAPORE, Sun. Mm Anneke Gronloh, a Dutch popular singer. signed autographs for teenagers who welcomed her at Singapore Airport on her arrival from Europe today. As .she was leaving she also signed autographs for police, customs officers and porters. Nanie Hamld, 15. who168 words
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Article24 1962-02-05 18 DEA TH HOLMES J.A.. age 83. on 4 2.62. leaving six children. Service Si. Mary's Church 11.00 a.m. today thence to Cheras Road Cemetery.24 words
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Article, Illustration61 1962-02-05 18 CHRISTIE WINS A CHINESE NEW YEAR CONTEST MISS CHRISTIE YEO. 27. in insurance company typist, won the "Commercial Queen 1962' contest at the Chinese New Year Dance at the E and O Hotel at the weekend. The dance was organised by the National Union of Commercial Workers. There were 1861 words
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Article81 1962-02-05 18 LUANG PRABANG. Sun.— Hopes of forming a coalition government tor Laos in the near future dimmed today when the riphtwing and neutralist leader? refused to meet for discussions here. A government official saic Prince Bout Oum. the righiwing Prime Minister, had sent a message to PrinceReuter - 81 words
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Article24 1962-02-05 18 MADRAS, Sun -Mr Nehru, said yesterday India would use force against Pakistan "only if we are attacked and havp to defend ourselves."24 words
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233 1962-02-05 18 NEW YORK, Sunday. MR. CYRILLE Adoula. Pttme Minister of the Congo, yesterday repeated his appeal for more U.N. military aid in his republic as he conferred for well over two hours with the acting secretarygeneral, U Thant. It was their second sessionReuter - 233 words
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Article79 1962-02-05 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Mr. G. Leo, founder-presi-dent of the Congres., of Unions of Employees In the Public and Civil Services, and general secretary of the congress since October, 1959, has resigned his post as secretary. The CUEPACS council this morning accepted his resignation and praised79 words
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Article16 1962-02-05 18 ALGIERS. Sun.— Thirteen people were killed in acts of violence In Algeria yesterday.16 words
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94 1962-02-05 18 /CLEVELAND 'Ohio*. Sun. Vj —The body of Dr. Jerome Streem. 37. a dentist, was to be taken to an undertaker's here yesterday for the second time within a week. Last Sunday a doctor was summoned to Dr. Streem's home and pronounced him deadReuter - 94 words
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Article, Illustration143 1962-02-05 18 HAS THE LAST WORD HE says 'NO' SHE says 'YES' CYDSEY. Sun. Sabrina. the It JCIT Ui British .»< Irrw insisted today that she would marry American singer Sonny Kins;. 36. as soon as she arrived in Las Vegas, where he is appearing in a nightclub act with JimmyReuter - 143 words
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Article190 1962-02-05 18 Bishops: Don't vote for Reds TRIVANDRUM. S v n. The 16 Roman Catholic archbishops and bishops of Kerala State today called on Catholic voters not to vote for Communi Communist-backed candidates in this months State Assembly elections Kerala's Communist Government was dismissed by President Rajendra Prasad in July, 1959. andReuter - 190 words
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Article27 1962-02-05 18 LONDON. Sun. Two women toilet and cloackroom at tendants were each fined £13 for theft here yesterday aftT 5.760 pennies Were found In their flat.27 words
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