The Straits Times, 25 February 1962
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Title Section15 1962-02-25 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in Matey* No. 1381 SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1%2 20 CENTS KDN 04015 words
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Article202 1962-02-25 1 The Malay Mail becoaes A NATIONAL AFTERNOON NEWSPAPER ON MARCH 1 THE MALAY MAIL will extend its circulation to Singapore and will incorporate the Singapore Free Press. It will introduce new distribution arrangements which will widen its area of circulation in the Federation of Malaya. Malacca, Ipoh, Pcnong, the East202 words
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151 1962-02-25 1 GAGARIN Spaceman is a guest at Army Day reception MOSCOW. Sat. Soviet Army Day «at celebrated yesterday with a reception in .Moscow attended by Yuri Gagarin, the first spaceman; Mr. Yassili Kuznelsov. a First Deputy Foreign Minister: and various marshals, general^ and admiral,. Marshal Matvei Zakharov. Chief of the GeneralReuter - 151 words
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Article35 1962-02-25 1 In last weekend's disastrous North Sea floods has reached 291, the Hamburg City authorities announced on Friday. Frogmen are still searching flooded areas of the Wilhelmsburg area of Hamburg for bodies. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article34 1962-02-25 1 Yesterday enlisted the aid of 21 Bombay film stars to campaign for him In the Indian election. Experts In a final round-up gave him a 50 50 chance (See Page 7>.34 words
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Article34 1962-02-25 1 Yesterday conditionally set July 1 »••> Uie date of Independence for Ruanda and Urundi, the two parts of a central African trust territory adjoining the Congo and administered by Belgium since 194834 words
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Article16 1962-02-25 1 Can fish In Soviet waters fo Ilowing a Soviet-Norwegian fishing pact signed In Moscow.16 words
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Article, Illustration664 1962-02-25 1 Air Minister: 'British planes can inflict a devastating injury...' A confident statement follows Red missile claim LONDON, Saturday. RUSSIA'S claim that it can now destroy rockets in flight was followed last night by a statement here on the hard-hitting power of the RAF's V-bomber force. The Russian, claimReuter - 664 words
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Article350 1962-02-25 1 Drive to woo capital for S'pore DEVELOPMENT BOARD PUBLISHES FIRST BROCHURE SINGAPORE. Sat. The Economic Development Board has launched an all-out campaign to woo capital both local and foreign to establish industries in Singapore. It has published its fir.st brochure. "Industrial Opportunities In Singapore." to give potential Investors all necessary350 words
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Article31 1962-02-25 1 Philippines Secretary of Justice. is pressing for the immediate deportation from the country of Chinese temporary residents who are on extentiedstay permits, according to press reports here Mmtß31 words
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Article50 1962-02-25 1 WASHINGTON. .Sat. The United States held another underground nuclear test at the Nevada proving grounds yesterday, according to an Atomic Energy Commission announcement. The test, described as being' of low yield, was the 17th announced In the U.S. series which opened last September. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article256 1962-02-25 1 MARSHALL TO ASK LEE: ARE THERE WARHEADS, ROCKET SITES IN SPORE? SINGAPORE, Saturday. jyjU. Lee Kuan Yew is to be asked if he will iind out from the British Government whether there are any atomic warheads stored in Singapore. The request In the form of a question will beReuter - 256 words
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Article54 1962-02-25 1 Yesterday declared "general mobilisation" throughout Indonesia and instructed that "citizens were to be summoned for the sake of security and defence of the State." The regulation said all citizens between the ages of 18 and 40 would be liable to be called up for training in military dutiesReuter - 54 words
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Article32 1962-02-25 1 On sugar imports by the Malayan Government have caused much concern among trade traders in Hong Kong as Malaya has been the principal buyer of sugar on the market here. —Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article69 1962-02-25 1 I OS ANGELES. Sat.— Ac- I tor BiUy Barty. who i stands in at 3ft. llin.. today disclosed plans to marry Shirley Bolingbroke, 28. who is 4ft. 3in. Shirley and Barty, who have featured on television, took out a licence sometime ago. Barty, 37. said he and69 words
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Article240 1962-02-25 1 GOLFER PHILLIPS IS THE MAN WHO PULLS IT OFF KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Australian Frank Phillips, winner of last year's Singapore Open, smashed the Selangor Golf Club old course record by three strokes today in tho third round of the Malayan Open championship. "Die preview- record oi 67 by240 words
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Article37 1962-02-25 1 Who refused to give up a pany telephone line so that help could be summoned for a dying man, were both sentenced to ten days' jail and fined USJ3OO in Whittier (California) yesterday37 words
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Article315 1962-02-25 2 Youth dragged me away -girl, 13 'LOVE LETTERS? HE SENT ONE TO ME' SHE SAYS THREATENED TO KILL ME, TOOK ME TO HOUSE FOR NIGHT: I MARRIED AGAINST MY WILL' ALOR STAR, Saturday. J^ 13-YEAR-OLD religious student today denied she had written two love letters to a 17-year-old married youth315 words
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Article, Illustration87 1962-02-25 2 A BUDDING NEWSMAN IN THE MOULD YOU con see that this youngster is weighing up the story. What ongle shall I go for? Will I have to get tough to get my scoop picture? Shall I flash or try a silent snatch? With that hat and hard-bitten look, Michael Homjley,87 words
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186 1962-02-25 2 Banned, she still drove: Jail warning PENANG. Sat. A woman who had been banned from driving for one year, was today fined $265 and in addition banned from driving for two years. "If you are caught committing the same offence again. I would not hesitate to send you to prison."186 words
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Article, Illustration376 1962-02-25 2 MOST people, if asked how a fish swims, would probably guess that it paddled Itself along with its fins, much as a man does with hands and legs. Actually, this is far from the truth. The fins of a fish play hardly any part at all in driving376 words
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Article73 1962-02-25 2 SINGAPORE. Sal.-Dominle I Puthucheary. an adviser to Hie Singapore Business Hou.,e« Employees' Union, pleaded no. guilty in the Ninth Mm-. i Court today, to two ebl intimidation. He was alleged to have intl- tnid.ited non-striking employee* of the Roneo Ltd.. Teo Wai Ky© and Ngoi Ngie Huo.73 words
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99 1962-02-25 2 'THANK YOU' WIRE FROM U THANT FOR MALAYA'S Sim KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. U Thant, acting Secre-tary-General of the United Nations, has thanked Malaya for buying $1,020,000 worth of UN. bonds to help the world forum out of its financial difficulties. In a telegram to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman,99 words
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81 1962-02-25 2 'RADIO MALAYSIA CALLING' REPORT DENIED SINGAPORE, Sat. The Ministry of Culture here said It had no knowledge of any plan under which Radio stations in Singapore. Sarawak, North Borneo, Brunei and Malaya would announce themselves as Radio Malaysia when Malaysia came into being. This has been suggested In a local81 words
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Article356 1962-02-25 5 Tuna-A help pledge ACTING CHIEF MINSTER NAILS NEW VENTURE OENANG. Sat. The Acting Chief Ministar, Inche Aziz bin Ibrahim, said last nipht the Federation Government would give all possible help to the new joint Ma-layan-Japanese tuna fishing venture. "We welcome this combined enterprise by the two countries"' Inche Aziz told356 words
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Article417 1962-02-25 5 POINTER on training I AM quite often asked: "How do I go about breeding my *****?" In the first place. H you have a pedigree *****, you will of course want a tood pedigree doc to sire her litter. Before your ***** rumes in season go and .see417 words
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405 1962-02-25 5 'Adopt me call by orphan soldier I KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday WANTS 'PLACE TO CALL HOME' DIALER Peter Shepherd sounded this -personal heart cry yesterday: "I want to be adopted. And I want English girls to write to me." For Peter, V.X of the Kind's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry stationed at405 words
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225 1962-02-25 5 ROTARIANS TOLD OF THEIR ROLE IN BREAKING BARRIERS &EREMBAN, Saturday. THK Rotary movement has played an important role in "breaking barriers" of political tension, the British Council representative in Malaya. Mr. H.H. Mills, said here last night. He was addressing about 100 Rotarians and guest*, including the Yang di-Per-tuan Besar225 words
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213 1962-02-25 5 IPOH. Sat. A total of 80.718 voters living In 81 centres In Perak will choose 734 representatives to their respective local councils in elections spread over a two-month period this year. The elections to be conducted lor the first time by the Elections213 words
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96 1962-02-25 5 Another leaves to teach peace corps KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Another Malayan has been sent by the Federation Government to the U.S. to teach President Kennedy's peace corps volunteers. He is Inche Zainal Abidin bin Abdul Wahid. Assistant Secretary of the Ministry of External Affairs, who will teach them Malayan history.96 words
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Article54 1962-02-25 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Medical Association will hold a lecture meeting at the Pathology Lecture Theatre. Sepoy Lines, on Tuesday at 8.15 p.m. The speakers will be Dr. Tan Kwang Hon. who will talk on "Meningitis with sterlods' 1 and Mr. Chan Kong Thoe. who will54 words
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Article31 1962-02-25 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. D.W.C. Gawne will lecture on "Miasma' l to members of the Academy of Medicine at the Allen Lecture Theatre. Sepoy Lines, at 6.30 p.m. on Thursday.31 words
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Article33 1962-02-25 5 SINGAPORE. Bat.— Nineteen people were killed in 18 separate road smashup* here last month, a traffic police report said today. This is two deaths less than the December total.33 words
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Article26 1962-02-25 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Musical Society Choir will hold a rehearsal session at the Memorial Hall. St. Andrew's Cathedral at 5.30 p.m. on Monday.26 words
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Article87 1962-02-25 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Six hundred freshles today completed their orientation week at Nanyang University. They will begin their academic .studies together with some 1.500 upperyear students from Monday. Meanwhile. nine new teachers have arrived at Nanyang to strengthen the academic staff. Among them are two local people. Mr.87 words
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Article, Illustration279 1962-02-25 3 THE DOCTOR WITH A GRIP OF IRON WHERE ARE THEY NOW? REMEMBER aim. The ambitious young scientist from Ipob who 14 years ago spent much time analysing his anatomy and making hlma name in the universe. The universe of weights and strong men. He was a fine all-round aihieie in279 words
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Article, Illustration597 1962-02-25 3 HASNAH-VIMALA- CHEN - HASNAH-VIMALA-CHEN These names made my week but first to begirt with a famous one Bl HONOURED BY SULTAN I\\ AS frankly startled when the old mun witii a shaven head and a goatee told me: "I fought in one of Dr. Sun Vat597 words
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Article, Illustration136 1962-02-25 3 THREE little maids -till at school, three little hearts with a single aim. That perhaps would best describe Salman Jadullah. 14, Maimunah Abu Bakar, 14. and Zainab K. S. Mo named. 15. They all want to be teachers. They also share one other136 words
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Article384 1962-02-25 3 Christmas greetings from Grenada rIS Is rather late In the day but here rs an advertisement culled frum the columns of a paper in Grenada. West Indies OUR u*ual Xma.> gitt up L> once more open to you. Caskets of all classes A. B and C can be obtained at384 words
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Article279 1962-02-25 3 A TEENAGE girl was sitting in a coffee bar looking as if the end of the world had come. "What's the matter with you?" asked one of her friends. "Well. I went to a party last night. We played a new game. Every time a girl279 words
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Article, Illustration2722 1962-02-25 4 RKAOER ABDUL MALIK - RKAOER ABDUL MALIK MIIQTP DAY BY DAY. THE PEOPLE BECAME MORE AFRAID... BY Continuing YOUR story of the war in Malaya SO FAR THIS is Part Three of "I WAS THERE" your story of the Malayan campaign. Today our readers recall the rape of Ipoh,2,722 words
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Article178 1962-02-25 4 HERE'S a question that may be sprung by the youngsters who read about night hunting In the jungles: WHY no YOU WALK IN CIRCLES IN THE DARK? ANSWER: When you've lost yourself and realise you're wandering round In circles, It's because you're lopsided! Nearly everybody Is. Few178 words
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Advertisement276 1962-02-25 4 Mows The wonder blade won't feel BH^^B More and more men are enjoying JKJLTRA the most comfortable shaves of aaa^ aaß^^^^^^j||Bj|K^_"* f jMJ&&% their lives with new Blue Gillette i&B^HPN^I Extra* Blades. You too must try .them! 'ill-' -ylilP These extra sharp blades simply glide over your face. &l|f| You276 words
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Advertisement110 1962-02-25 5 LARGEST -^m which turned the world to king size filter smoking Invented in 1951, years ahead in research Often imitated, never equalled Best tobacco money can buy Superbly made, superbly packed Rothmans King Size really satisfies. All the world over you'll find Rothmans In 120 countries on five continents Aboard110 words
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Article28 1962-02-25 6 Whose engagement to Prank Sinatra was Droken off by mutual agreement was given unusual police protection when she appeared in Hollywood yesterday for a TV show.28 words
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Article, Illustration24 1962-02-25 6 SCIENTISTS RETURN TO STUDY CAUSES AND Fnis gush from the smouldering volcano on the island as a destroyer stands by24 words
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322 1962-02-25 6 GLENN TELLS OF HIS MOMENT OF FEAR IN SPACE CAPE CANAVERAL, Saturday JOHN GLENN told a Press conference yesterday of feeling "some concern" while coming back to earth from three orbits in outer space last Tuesday. (.'hunks of the retro-rocket section (which slowed him down so that he could comeReuter - 322 words
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Article216 1962-02-25 6 COUP RINGLEADER TRIES TO SHOOT HIMSELF ANKARA, Sat Colonel Talat Aydemir, commander of the Ankara Military Academy and ringleader of Thursday's abortive revolt, tried to shoot himself when the revolt failed, according to a Defence Ministry statement yesterday. Col. Aydemir was prevented from doing so by cadets atReuter - 216 words
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Article57 1962-02-25 6 LONDON. Sat. When four thieves opened up a hijacked lorry loaded with £20.000 worth of cigarettes, they got more than they bargained for when four detectives jumped out. The policemen had received previous warning of the planned theft of the lorry, and had hidden themselves In57 words
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Article31 1962-02-25 6 Three passports Allegedly secured through forged signatures of Philippine Vice -President Emmanuel Pelaes were recovered by the National Bureau of Investigation during Friday's raid on a travel agency in Manila. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article131 1962-02-25 6 BANGKOK, Sat. Police today rounded up more than 60 people suspected of being involved in an underground Communist propaganda movement in Thailand. Twenty-three Communist suspects were brought to Bangkok from the provinces. Police seized Communist paganda leaflets from Peking translated into Thai, and application forms forReuter - 131 words
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Article33 1962-02-25 6 were arrested at sallsbi. trespassing when several hundred of them gatecrashed two schools in Highfleld African township and sat with children who were legally entitled to be in the classrooms.33 words
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Article, Illustration170 1962-02-25 7 THE WORLD FOR NEWS EFFECTS OF VOLCANO ERUPTIONS ON ISLE fllh islanders ol Tristan da Lunba in the South Atlantic had always led I peaceful and generally uneventful lite until last year when disaster forced \o>\ t > ili.ir homes and the only life they had ever known.170 words
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Article, Illustration822 1962-02-25 7 ALAN WATKINS - ALAN WATKINS BY M«W OCt.NI. SATURDAY DEFENCE MINISTER MENON FIGHTS FOR SURVIVAL wmm** m **mßmm Background- to- the -news spotlighting the vital issue in the Indian elections AND PREMIER NEHRU IS WORRIED THK biggest most complicated democratic election in the world is now under way. The people of822 words
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Article, Illustration229 1962-02-25 7 HOW do American housewives behave on finding they have been cheated at the super-market by deceptive packaging or misleading claims? A survey just out shows that in every 100. 38 return the otTendlng product to the shop "complaining forcefully." 44 warn their friends, three complain229 words
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Advertisement275 1962-02-25 7 NEW! clinging back won't ride up magic cling bandeau STYLE 113 V| J -j^t $7 80 -J mfa (Spore Penang) I if I $980 I? WP (Federation) See for yourself why this remarkable new bra won't ride up; The back clings always stays in place. Shoulder straps won't cut or275 words
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Article, Illustration1048 1962-02-25 8 GOOD neighbours: Now how do you rate? pQ£Q£j^m^J3£j| PAGE WITH FLAIR FOR ALL THAT'S FEMININE UITTINC it off with the folks next door means far more than keeping your children out of their flower bed and their leaves off your lawn. It calls for all the tact and understanding you1,048 words
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Article244 1962-02-25 8 HUMAN CASEBOOK J^ WELL-PAID girl friend of mine owes me money but is very reluctant to repay. Whenever I ask her she fobs me off with sweet talk. How can I get back the money? I would like to avoid going to court if posrihla244 words
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Article400 1962-02-25 9 JOHN LAGEMANN - JOHN LAGEMANN By FIVE WAYS TO LICK THAT TIRED FEELING BRAIN-NOT THE BODY -SAYS: I'VE HAD ENOUGH DO you tire too ea>ily New discoveries show you how to tap stores of energy you didn't know you had. Just follow the>e five simple rules. KEEP HEALTHY: Gd400 words
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801 1962-02-25 9 TWO WARNING SIGNS AND AN EXTRAVAGANTLY WIDE MARGIN OF SAFETY 1 o\<i before Koger Bannister beat the four minute mile, Dr. Robert S. Schwab predicted it would be done. It was no rush speculation. Dr. Schwab and his staff of the Brainwave Laboratory M the Mas s^chusetts General Hospital in801 words
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464 1962-02-25 9 Practical methods you can use to get around your tiredness WHATEVER the cause of fatigue actual physical exertion or mental stress you can often get around it. Research at many laboratories haa pinned down practical methocu> you can u*e to work and play harder and feel k-.-v.> tired. Here are464 words
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Article, Illustration596 1962-02-25 9 YIOST of us have had A an attack of giddiness. Remember the time you rose abruptly from a sitting or lying position and the room spun round? That was because 1 the circulation in the balancing centres in the brain was596 words
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Article354 1962-02-25 10 OPINION THE MANNED MISSILE ASTRONAUT John Glenn A has evened the bcore. Any moment now the Russians are expected to orbit a space ship carryIng three astronauts one possibly a woman. The Americans are going flat out on a two-man capsule capable of girdling the earth for a week. The354 words
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957 1962-02-25 10 MERVYN MONTEIRO - PROSPERITY THAT'S THE REASON FOR THESE TEENAGE MARRIAGES MERVYN MONTEIRO i By MALAYA* NEW WRITE* NO. 30 TEENAGE MARRIAGE— THE LETTER Mr. J. WROTE I NOTICE that a hectic debate about love and marriage has been going on In the columns of your paper. Surely then this is the right957 words
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Article, Illustration1641 1962-02-25 10 Arthur Gopalan - Arthur Gopalan \JJ\iX 9 aB^ c U° u: What would you have done with that $500,000? by A BANKING official's life is m c t i c v 1 ous, exacting, and repetitive. Through the years he has risen slowly from one shared oflice desk to another,1,641 words
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Letter136 1962-02-25 10 MAHDAV SHARMA S "The Bard and I" (Sunday Times, Feb. 11) was brilliant. It is a piece that should be read by every boy and girl now tackling Shakespeare for the Bchool Final. In particular I recommend Mr Sharmas article to Mr Dom Moraes, the erstwhile patriot who136 words
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Letter152 1962-02-25 10 I HAVE enjoyed reading and acting Shakespeare's plays both at school and now at the university. The ardour and ecstasy which Mr. Sharma feels for the bard finds a ready echo In my heart. I wish therefore to sound an alarum for the Malayan theatre whose attitude to Shakespeare perplexes152 words
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Letter53 1962-02-25 10 YOUR picture puzzle on Page Seven of last week's Sunday Times was no puzzle at all. I guessed it was Jayne Mansfield in seconds. The least you could have done was to tell us what picture she was trying to advertise when she embarked on that Island53 words
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Letter205 1962-02-25 10 ALL praise to Hasnah-Vlmala-Chen for her piece on "Why can't our children be like these?" (Sunday Times. Feb. 18) I know Malayan children are very examination conscious but I also know that no Malayan parent will allow his son to go and teach in a school205 words
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Letter134 1962-02-25 10 GOD forbid that the Taiplng Lakes should be converted Into a sort of carnival with sightseers packed In motorboats coastIng ftom shore to shore. The beauty of these lakes lie In the fact that Taiplng is off the main trunk road, that people go there for the134 words
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Letter97 1962-02-25 10 I FOUND your "This tricky craft of sacking an executive" (Sunday Times, Feb. 18) absolutely fascinating. But you missed out the most modern method of giving the old heave-ho—I refer to the psychiatric method. This goes something like this: Bossman unburdens to the firm's psychiatrist what a pain97 words
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Letter37 1962-02-25 10 rS "I WAS THERE" article attributed to Mr. Choo Kirn Joy in last week's Sunday Times was actually written by Mr. Sim Kool Chye of the P.W.D.. Penang. The error is regretted. EDITOR.37 words
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Letter91 1962-02-25 10 Ij* VERY now and then we read of threats from synthetic j to natural rubber aud from the slight observation I have made of the industry It is quite obvious to me that it won't be lone brfore natural rubber Is driven to the wall. Then91 words
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Article282 1962-02-25 11 BLINDNESS AND THE CHILD 40 are entering a world of darkness at just one Malayan scKool Early treatment essential if sight of many is to be saved— doctor KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday, p >K T V children of one school "somewhere in Malaya" are going blind, a Government survey has revealed.282 words
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Article65 1962-02-25 11 SEREMBAN. Sat. One oi the four Chinese schools In Negri Sembilan has now agreed to become a nation-al-type school, receiving aid lrom the Ministry of Education. It i.s the Chi Wen Seccondary School in Bahau. Negotiations are now In progress to bring the remaining three Chinese secondary65 words
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Article65 1962-02-25 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. A joint statement issued by the management of Caltex Oil (Malaya) Ltd. and the United Workers of Petroleum Industry said that at a very cordial meeting held yesterday between both parties, the management formally accorded recognition to the union. The statement added that "further65 words
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Article52 1962-02-25 11 IPOH. Sat— The recruiting team of the Royal Air Force. Malaya not the Royal Malayan Air Foree will interview recruits for various trades in the force at the V.M.C.A. hall here on March 13. Recruits are wanted as firemen. nursing attendants, alrframe mechanics, storemen and52 words
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Article, Illustration148 1962-02-25 11 Chamber's 10-year-old &old medal yet to be won, says chairman SINGAPORE. Sat A decade after its offer the gold medal for distinction in English, awarded by the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, has yet to be won. Announcing this with "regret* yesterday the Chamber's chairman, Mr. A. W. Scott, said he148 words
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Article250 1962-02-25 11 BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE SINGAPORE. Sat. Business on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Singapore section today with the number of deals in brackets: INDI'STBIALS: East Smelting U. 000) $3.95: M. Cement (500) $2.60 Cd SL. SM, (2.000) $2.63 ed SM; Rothmans (1.000) $1 36. (2.000) $1.37; Cold Store Holdings <2.000)250 words
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Article23 1962-02-25 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The tin price here today was $473.50 a picul. up 25 data and the ottering 215 ions unchanged.23 words
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Article26 1962-02-25 11 MNGAPORE. Sal Copra Association noon price: Feb/ March 5271 (nominal). Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' A&somtion: bulk $381 sailers., drum $41 i sellers. Tone quiet.26 words
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233 1962-02-25 11 Singapore traders: Sugar clamp will not affect us SINGAPORE, Saturday. gUGAR traders here said today the Federation clamp on the free import of the commodity woula not affect them because Federation importers obtained their supplies direct 1 from abroad. The Singapore market, like those In other importing countries, is affected233 words
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Article130 1962-02-25 11 DOUG LACKCRSTEEN - DOUG LACKCRSTEEN From f ONDON, Sat. The Mam.j layan High Commission and the Malayan Students' Department yesterday called off plans to give a last salute to the remains of four Brinsford fire victims which leave London on Monday by air for Malaya. REASON: BO AC. whose flight BA130 words
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Article21 1962-02-25 11 SINGAPORE. Bat.— Radio Singapore Is planning a new series called "Question Time on Merger and Malaysia" next month.21 words
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Article, Illustration199 1962-02-25 11 Come Home plea to girl, 16: She may be with thug SINGAPORE, Sat. A father whose teenage daughter has been missing for five months thinks she is with a gangster. Inche Mohamed Ismail bin Mohamed Hassan. 50, a lorry attendant, came to Times House today for help in tracing her.199 words
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Article48 1962-02-25 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. O. Davidson has been elected president of the Skal Club of Singapore. Other officials are Mr. B.E. Klnna (vice-presi-dent): Mr. P.r.W. Prior (secretary); Mr. J. Yang (treasurer); Mr. P.O. Peralta (public relations) and committee members Messrs. R.A. McGowan. M.T. Darley and Bo Llndberg.48 words
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Article285 1962-02-25 11 Gods smile on nurse War heroine tells story of her escapes from Jap submarines PENANG, Saturday. J^ FORMER Dutch nurse, who won the American Pacific Star for her services with an American oil tanker, will go to the United States next week to complete arrangements for the publication of a285 words
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Article87 1962-02-25 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, Minister of Culture, will preside at a concert by the German Bach-Soloists at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise at 9 p.m. on Monday. The Bach concert will be by a group of 16 musicians, most of whom are professors of music from87 words
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Article68 1962-02-25 11 Youth had obscene photos: $1 00 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Abdul Hamid bin Mohamed Zln, 20. was today fined $100 in a magistrate's court for possessing 15 obscene pictures at South Bridge Road, last night. He was arrested by two policemen, who saw him fleeing from a crowd, when they were approaching.68 words
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Advertisement595 1962-02-25 11 COURSE OF wMI CONDITIONING W Mm HILL UU rUn jvJB YOUR DOG Most dogs arc fed on scraps or on prepared foods that may not contain a true balance of vitamins and minerals. Even where special meat is bought you can't be certain that all the elements 1 dog needs595 words
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Miscellaneous77 1962-02-25 11 YOUR SWIM TIMES TODAY: SedUl KechU 1.13 pm. (6.4 ft.): Singapore 2.08 pju. (8.4 ft.); Part EMckson 9.24 am. (7.8 ft.). 9.50 p.m. <8 2 ii.i; Port Swettenham 8 04 a.m. .115 ft.). 8.35 pjn. (11.9 ft); Penang 3.35 p.m. (7.1ft.). TOMORROW: Sedlli KechU 2.09 p.m. 1 6.2 ft): Singapore77 words
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Article62 1962-02-25 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. An unemployed youth. Eng Li Tong. 21. fell to his death trom the ninth floor of the Housing and Development Board Flats in Upper Pickering Btreet this afternoon. Detectives later found a pair ot slippers of the dead youth on the ninth floor of62 words
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Article249 1962-02-25 12 LACK OF RAIN HITS ANOTHER NEGRI TOWN HEADWORKS LEVEL DROPS AND SO THE TAPS ARE TURNED OFF PART OF EVERY DAY SEREMBAN, Saturday. ABOUT 30,000 people in Tampin, 33 miles from here, are faced with a water shortage. Tampin is the third town in Negri Sembilan249 words
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241 1962-02-25 12 How to get into a home for the blind? THE KNOW ALLS v\N I get admission to any institution for the blind? I am a 41 -year-old Federal citizen and I am going blind. I have nobody to support me. JOSEPH FRANCIS Bagan Ajam. Apply to your State Social Welfare241 words
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Article82 1962-02-25 12 JOHORE BAHRU, SatA haggle over the price of a bunch of bananas landed two men in the magistrate'& court here today. They were Brian E. Croucher. 25. of the Naval Base. Singapore, and Tay Boon Peng, 28 of Jalan Ngee Heng. Johore Bahiu. who were charged82 words
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Article64 1962-02-25 12 PENANG. Sat. Rain feU in Penang today after a dry spell of nearly a month. It was most welcome especially to the city fire brigade and civil defence volunteers who have been fighting hill fires almost without respite for the past three weeks. However. the sudden change64 words
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224 1962-02-25 12 Siew Sin defends MCA against critics KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The President of the Malayan Chinese Association. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. today de- j fended the associa- i tion against those "who say the MCA is not doing enough to fight for the Chin- j ese." Mr. Tan. who L» also224 words
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171 1962-02-25 12 700 delegates for geography talks In capital KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. DELEGATES from more than 2.~> countries are expected to attend the regional conference of the Southeast Asian Geographers here in April. After the conference. th« delegates, numbering more than 100, will make a 3.000--mile tour ot Maiayu under the guidance171 words
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151 1962-02-25 12 THE IPOH STORY: HISTORY GROUP PLANS RESEARCH I IPOH. Sat. The central Perak branch of the Malayan Historical Society is to conduct a research in- to the history of Ipoh. which is generally believed j to be about 80 years old. The Perak state Government has given a $1,500 grant151 words
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Article24 1962-02-25 12 SINGAPORE. Bal new clinic coding $287,000 is to be built at Still Road a;- part of the Governmenfs medical expansion programme.24 words
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Advertisement145 1962-02-25 12 AUSTIN IS AHEAD AGAIN! i ..^HpawK. THE AIIQTIN <§niM?E) The New Austin Super Seven is jn Austin Seven plus. Improvement on the inside and outside. Super luxury styling of its upholstery in keeping with a choice duotone exterior. The seat panels are trimmed in attractive, hjrd wearing, washable fabric which145 words
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Advertisement87 1962-02-25 12 j|. jfijw x Him^ V^B a^al Hb^bV flUr ll J&WM m A^BH^bl BBSGflß^fl^Bk JMm j>n» 9 aV^H B^B^Hanß^Bk Jbblbbh Hb^Kb^bf mm BP^ BbIbBBIBW\ -Jr. BHBafaf^^^™^^^ V^L lICCDD AY V*f^SiS NcorKAY For mother and child,- milk is nature's -^3 HMMTltf&^f'ki finest food. Enriched with Vitamins A and 0. V c r87 words
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Miscellaneous278 1962-02-25 12 POPULAR CROSSWORD Ajy Ol^K?^^ I^H MMHI I Ebßi ta.-.ly M); J DOWN: 1. Tioaicd nim-itully DM*, of .on, poem *>]' Jf:Jt OJJMJI^t. O^K--11. Close e.MimaiP <13>: 12. non i3>: 6. Tut! <3>; 7. PhiLtty <4>; 13. Extra payment. tiejp <*<: 8. Pigurr-s <s>; 9. >b<: 14. Crustacean lit; 17. Journeyrd278 words
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Article, Illustration954 1962-02-25 13 I'M ALL ITALIAN— TOO MUCH SO TO BECOME A CANADIAN SAYS GINA Lollobri^ida sets out to woo the fans she lost when she went off to Hollywood ROME, Saturday. WE DROVE out along: the Appia Antica in the crisp morning sunshine, stopped outside the formidable green gates and spoke into954 words
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Article138 1962-02-25 13 ARRIVING in Singapore to- day is a weil-Kiiouu figure to all music lovers. He is the :iileinatu>najily luinous ptmiUM Pou Ts'onx. He here >o -ive piano recitals both here and Kuala Lumpur. In his concert at The Victoria Theatre Singapore on March 1 he will perform some of138 words
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Article311 1962-02-25 13 I KEN HAMMONDS SEES THE NEW FILMS THE QUEEN'S GUARDS Raymond Mattcy. Daniel Money, Ursula Jeans Robert Srephem. 20th-century Fox JT is the Queen's birthday and the colour is being trooped on London's Horse Guards Parade. The square is a blaze of scarlet. Plumes311 words
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Article261 1962-02-25 13 Nonsense, says Mr. Burton BRITISH actor Richard Burton has described as 'bloody nonsense' reports linking him romantically with actress Elizabeth Taylor. The husky. 36-year-old ac.or who plays "Anthony" to Mia* Taylor's "Cleopatra" iii the muiU-milllou dollar film being made in Rome, flatly disowned a statement attributed to him on Monday261 words
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Advertisement519 1962-02-25 13 SHAW; B xi/ O *r-fii n. ar& l«at too BZSuG] phon ***** _a] d^ TALK OF TMt TOWN .12th DAY!!!■I 11 a.m. 145, 4.00. a.45 t 9 JO a MINI INTUMTKMI ItLUM Win a LANBRETTA Scooter I I BIG PRIZES in a QUIZ CONTEST Courtesy ot BORNEO MOTORS amjmmßHßm ULast2DAYSr;V?519 words
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Advertisement235 1962-02-25 13 NIMMI SOHRAB MODI in "»EHLI RAAT' Hmdi -Ifh CnalMt t Malay Sabrltte*! Tooov II om _2»avanaa or Frankaiwtain" (T«ch.) j!jy^^/^7^//^TODAY.' Tai: 1.6401 3 Skawt: 2 00-5 JO-9 00 a.m. Notcchooge o< T.mej Normal Prices; David Nivan Shirtoy McLaift* "Around the Warld in BO Days" C nope Color UA) Todoy 11235 words
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Advertisement393 1962-02-25 13 IS <'<•<» m <> an Artist— Quickly! W? Let Brodie Mack Teach You At Home AT list you art abl< t* Kara all br.nch.t art under trie supervision »t this famous Auttra- I Man artist. Amailng shtrt-tut methtd simpllHes art. yf Yau Itirn at hemt. J^y s "HOW TO how393 words
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Miscellaneous1440 1962-02-25 14 \»^sr C A SHOT J imk 1 KK^^r able to go ahead with a marnage project that has aroused criticism or with some scheme for a new way of life, or a new job. VIRGO (Aug. 22— Sept. 22): Though you may have a few misgivings about people, you will1,440 words
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Miscellaneous114 1962-02-25 14 Eft? **fr* Grade Yeo (Singapore student > born on March 1. 1944. Gr dle of the year you should be doing well. By Christmas you should be more in funds than ever before. It's possible though that opportunity links up with travel this year. You will be meeting many curious114 words
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Advertisement27 1962-02-25 15 All the bright characters around town know that a Lambretta is more economical, nippier in traffic, easier to park. always travel •OtNIO HOTOtS Mag^MI KiuU l.iinipiir Mill27 words
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Miscellaneous452 1962-02-25 15 T4+Z CISCO KIV, Ijouy UIUdL West favourite CAMS-St? '^T^%^ \r^T^ E W f F0L<S AS "**>*■ OF DO y OU' TAKE Xt/AVBE YOU'P RATHER V imSHi ,k frJJ?, T C f°9f i LES £T THE TOVVN r PVLy ™'S MAH TO B£ YOU* HOT, HE>; SENORIT/A V^JM5PPIN& |N TIME/ /Al^y..452 words
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Article113 1962-02-25 17 PHOTOGRAPHY WINNER of thr weeks TOP PRIZE of $30 is "Master Ah Ping" submitted by Khonr Kok Choon, of 11 Jalan fob Puan Chab (3rd Floor), Ipoh. Mr. Khonc used a Zeiss Ikon camera and Sakura film. Settint: f 5.6. 1/15 second. The SECOND PRIZE of S2« is113 words
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Article, Illustration370 1962-02-25 17 MOTORING HOW would you like a neat, 100-plus m.p.h. sports car with an all aluminium body and disc brakes in front for just over $5,000? This was the surprise bargain that caught the eye of motorists in London, when the Acton-produced Deep-Sanderson370 words
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Article112 1962-02-25 17 ADDRESS your entries: x\ Picture Contest. The Sunday Times. Times House, River Valley Road. Singapore 9. Name and address of sender, with title of picture and details of equipment used and exposure, should be written on the back of every print submitted. Pictures that haw won prizes112 words
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Advertisement149 1962-02-25 17 the guests were waiting... sss^ <f Omva/£# A&3OK B^^HHHH **v&NG£/9S we Btooo/^^mm AMAJCX? HHH 3 #*lA£ HOC/ A aAMOA&e "*^P^B I £M££*OU£-£ H£AIX> Ir^^MM V I JVSTCMOP&AtG J 7*vv£G£7xac£s I y^ MbV *or/iaA#a*G£.../rs. J lty,^^bmmmmsi ~Vv CMSrr a/vo CIUMSY. 1 I A O6L/C/OUS M£At i VOtfß j ~^WKBB^^M B^H COOK//VG,149 words
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Advertisement8 1962-02-25 17 NEXT WEEK; Kuolo Lumpur then south to Singapore8 words
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Advertisement283 1962-02-25 17 (otosfio The fastest relief you can get is ASPRO' tablets. Safe for alt the family •ASPRO'— u*ed in ov«r 100 countries. Famous for nearly half a century. llebbix! BMVSSmH Sebbix MEDICATED SHAMPOO llfiir^ s^sbs^sbsKP^^^^^ P^^^^H B^^F HlHstsasH dfiSll^^^wif^^^im T"" iKiMs^sasafl bbb^ ■^£j|j^HJ mwJSSsS^fflTssi B9msHs3l7 flm^flß^BP ■■■flr m WS^KSKKtKBSKBB^EmIBKKsa j An283 words
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Article358 1962-02-25 18 I HOPE THEY WILL EVENTUALLY BACK PLAN' SAYS VISITING DYAK K LUMPUR Sat WON Basil Tenu'iiguong. kader of a Sarawak Sea Dyak delegation, said today he hoped the Sarawak I n i t e d People's Party would support Malaysia. He was speaking at Kuala Lumpur Airport358 words
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178 1962-02-25 18 Straight fight likely between Alliance, PMIP for Onn's seat XL ALA LUMPUR, Saturday. 'pUK Parliamentary by-election for Kuala 1 Yengganu-Selatan constituency now looks like a straight fight between the Alliance and the Pan -Malayan Islamic Party. With two more days to Nomination Day. only these two parties have completed arrangements178 words
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Article74 1962-02-25 18 Film chief here on short visit SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Morton A. Spring, president of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer International Pictures, has arrived here with his wife for a short stay en route to Australia on a business tour. They are guests of cinema magnate, Mr. Runme Shaw. Mr. Spring started in film business74 words
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93 1962-02-25 18 MOSQUE IMAMS TO MEET IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Sat. The Committee of Pertubohan Muslimin (a Muslim organisation) is holding a Majlis of Ramah Mesra and Cheramah at the premises of the All Malaya Muslim Missionary Society at 10 a.m. on March 4. The purpose of the meeting is to get Imams93 words
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470 1962-02-25 18 BUSINESS SHOULD RISE IN WEEKS TO COME —FOR PROFIT By THE CITY EDITOR VOW that the Year 11 of the Tiger has been ushered in with feasting in the Federation and crackers in Singapore, we can expect to see the Stock Exchange liven up with a lot more business being470 words
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Article, Illustration87 1962-02-25 18 Big crowd sees 'chingay' 0 Johore Bahrn. "the southern gateway to Malaya." was en fete yesterday when thousands flocked here to see a "chingay" procession staged by the various Chinese business houses in celebration of the Chinese New Year. The "chingay." a mile long, started at Jalan Trus87 words
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164 1962-02-25 18 PAGE 18 SPORT T ONDON. Sat. Malaya's Tan Gaik Bee. who Wifl be competing in her first All England badminton championships next month, was beaten in the semifinals of the Surrey championships at Wimbledon la.v night. She lost to Angela Mntow 12-11. 11-0 after164 words
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Article48 1962-02-25 18 SYDNEY. Sat Australian T«-t star Alan Davidson took 6-10 off nine overs including four maidens, for Western Suburbs against B:mk.sto\vn today, in Sydney di*I trict cricket. A: that stage, he had taken all the Bankstown wickets to fall, the club then being 6-37.48 words
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Article40 1962-02-25 18 LONDON. S.it ReMilts of last night* football matches were Second Division Scunthorpe 3 Swansea 0: Third Division Halifax 2 Reading 1; Lincoln 1 Grtmsby 1: Swindon 5 Brentford Fourth Division Stockport 2 Mansfield 1 Tranmere 3 Doncaster 2.40 words
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Advertisement383 1962-02-25 18 You are Judged by Your ENGLISH You are judged by the way The fascinating, easy-to-vou speak and write. understand lessons' enablr Are you content with the > ou to avoid errors and way you express yourself Are iP 1 5 ..y°ur ldeas fluently you sure that you are not land383 words
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Advertisement29 1962-02-25 18 WHITE A WAYS AUCTION SALE OF FIXTURES FITTINGS SHOWCASES COUNTERS ETC. MONDAY 26th FEBRUARY WEDNESDAY 28th FEBRUARY COMMENCING 10.00 A.M. DAILY WHITEAWAY LAIDLAW 8c COMPANY LIMITED BATTERY ROAD SINGAPORE29 words
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Miscellaneous445 1962-02-25 18 EaULlEor on S^ "^6 Sn DAmn ail A I ay* Corner: 7.45 Jonl James Sings!: KAUIU MALAYA 8.00 The Feast* And Festivals Of February: 8.30 Panggong A nek a: AM- Kuala Lumpur Penang, 9°o International Night Club: All Malacca And National 'shortwave Stations: 930 The News; 940 Only: 6.00 Negara-ku445 words
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Article434 1962-02-25 19 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP TAKING NORVAL LAD'S RUNAWAY WIN LAST WEEK AS YARDSTICK... FEW CAN MATCH •HIS RECORD FOR CONSISTENCY TAKING Norval Lad's runaway win last week as a yardstick, front-run-aw ning Amagasaki j looks an extra good bet in the Class 2. Div. 7f handicap (Race Six)434 words
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Article182 1962-02-25 19 I EPSOM JEEP CAIX BOY POINTER Baee 1 HIGH TOWER MALHAM TELEGA Telera Muvirland PfW Mist 145 Plnaro II Hitte de With «lll« de With Race 2 PEAK OF PERF. PEAK OF PERF. SCARLET LK.HT 1 Huat Chre Rotterdamsche Huat Chye 2.15 Scarlet Lif ht Huat Chye Peak of182 words
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662 1962-02-25 19 of Perfection and Huat Chye. These two are topflight sprinters in the making and there may be very little between them. They clashed in a Class 3. 6f race at Bukit Timah In December and only a neck separated them after a662 words
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1803 1962-02-25 19 BEST BETS: High Tower, Ramarajiam and Amagasaki GOING remains FIRM ACCEPTORS and probable riders for Bukit Timah are given below. Race 1—1.45: Class 2, Div. 2— 6 Furs. 1 ***** High Tower (Phoster St.) Daniels. 4 9.0 ISKI 3 Maynard 69 2 *****1,803 words
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Article32 1962-02-25 19 OXFORD, Sat. Oxford beat Cambridge 5-4 in the annual Inter vanity boxing match here tonight It was Oxford* 18th win In 56 contests, and their first tine* 1856. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration253 1962-02-25 19 OCR SOMEO should readily make amends for his expensive defeat over a mile on Wednesday. He looked a winner all over when he hit the front a furlong out but could not cope with Rocket's final flourish. But no more than a nose separated them.253 words
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Advertisement20 1962-02-25 19 IN THIS ISSUE OF 'Till We Meet Again' exclusive photos of Anneke and The Blue Diamonds at their farewell shows20 words
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Article198 1962-02-25 20 Wmrds Sl* (Minimum, cmi* kirn mean Mi family thank Bl »-no *rnt wrratbr. ►crull'. do R«*maa. mtnaarn o< condol> -1 fiManor md personally MMMMM th<-tutM-ral •< bis Im-lov<4 Mothrr Madam itwr.c N)ork Kiauw MX. LIEW WHY HONE md family inank al! relative?, friend*, aaaoria- 'oa« and fM-boolf for vreaTtut.198 words
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Article297 1962-02-25 20 LEADERS BURNLEY DROP A POINT LONDON, Sat. -Tottenham Hotspur gained a point on leaders Burnley today when they drew 2-2 with Bolton Wanderers. Burnley were beaten 2-1 by Blackburn Rovers FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 2 1u11,.,,,, o j Kl.t< kluirn > Burnlry 1 Blackpool (I Arsenal 1 t ardifT v297 words
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Article67 1962-02-25 20 ADELAIDE. Sal. Victoria hammered out a first Innings lead of 409 over South Australia on the second day of their Sheffield cricket maun here today, scoring 487 for .six declared in repiy to South Australia's 78. Scores: South Australia 78 (A. Connolly 5-35. I MecklffReuter - 67 words
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Article42 1962-02-25 20 MELBOURNE, Sat. Sydney schoolboy Kevin Beiry broke the world swimming record for 110 yards butterfly in the Australian championships here tonight with a time of 60.1 sec. The previous best of 60.2 sec. was set by American's Mike Meallfle. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article25 1962-02-25 20 LONDON. Sat. France beat England 13-0 in Paris and Scotland trounced Ireland 20-6 at 1. our in uxiav's iiuh\ anon international matches. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article948 1962-02-25 20 LESLIE HOFFMAN Jr - LESLIE HOFFMAN Jr The crowd shake their heads in wonder at the finish by K. Lumpur. Sat BUT 'STEADY' BRIAN HUGGETT IS THE NEW LEADER •JODAY was Australian Frank Phillips's day of glory in the Malayan Open golf championship. He started his third round on948 words
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Article286 1962-02-25 20 THE draw lor the Imal round o( the Malayan Oix-n Golt Ittltinc at 8 .i.m. today: First Tee: B.a.m T. Is! til 'J. Kirn Hak Vong iK>. V. Allin iP>; 8.08 H. Morioka ■J > C. Tuwt i Pi. C. McGregor rA); 8.16 V. Hoe (A>.286 words
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Article30 1962-02-25 20 SINGAPORE. Sat. Combined Army and Royal Navy beat Royal Air Porce 3-0 in a Jomt Services soccer trial at Seletar tonight, scoring through Hetlop and Troman.s i2>30 words
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Article, Illustration526 1962-02-25 20 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore S.E.A.P. Games swimmers 13-year-oid 'l.vi Tnuan Heng and 15-year-oiu Bernard Ciiiin staked strong claims for places in the Singapore contingent to the Asian Games at Jakarta In August when they bettered the proposed qualifying tln.e for the 200 m butterfly at the526 words
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Article492 1962-02-25 20 The f ull scores Results oi me Malayan Open Chird dayc 205— 8. Huggett ißn 69 68 d 8 (34.J4-; 206— r. PhUUps (A) 71 i II o4 i i 1.33 1, P.M. Thomson (aY) 67-71--68 .35.33 i; 2U7 Kel Nagle iA> 68-6H 71 U3.38>: 2U9 B. Charles (NZ) 69492 words
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Article157 1962-02-25 20 WRONG TURN PROVES COSTLY L_ I SINGAPORE, ci.ii Man.soor a Sukaum ißallie.si t(x>k a wron- lun.lni; and a com him tusi pl.ict m :!ie scliooii Inier-dit.iiu-1 crots-country race ai Mcßltl Mfl Hpm-ivoh loday umtat .md R. Andrew* (Atexandra Onumneri were b;»iU_M it out neck-ar.d-neck 100 yard, troni the linisii when157 words
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Article54 1962-02-25 20 ■SUMO, Sat. World 220 yaicis lecoru holder B( iy Cutiibert. reaimed to athieUCs m a shot put. represent:: old club. Cumberland. Her best throw was 26ft- 101ns., while the best peilormaiue v..i~. 4JH SVili— She will not leidm to track events until tne winter competition besiu.sReuter - 54 words
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Advertisement533 1962-02-25 20 1 1 |Jw -K% Fool lick Caofe Killed in 4 Days Pain and Itching _,/>% Stopped in y^ il Vjtl 7 Minutes tmo^*Do your tml IK* so It.!^,. _rf^^fl B— £SMMP| drtv« yo» crasr? I>o«s Urn akin on your M t <*»<* and Infsettoaa. aa wall _rncw-«k4 PMlt Ara Owr*533 words
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Miscellaneous16 1962-02-25 20 HOCKKV: Six-R-Mae festival. Dover Road ilO am SOCCER: Friendly RAP Cl-.anci v. R E.M.E. Worksliops, Chanel.16 words
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