The Straits Times, 10 September 1962
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Title Section16 1962-09-10 1 Nat** 4 He**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 03616 words
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Article590 1962-09-10 1 All C'wealth socialist leaders attack present terms of British Common Market membership Demand for new PMs' meeting I ONDON, Sun. The Commonwealh Prime Ministers' conference on Britain's bid to join the European Common Market opens tomorrow overshadowed by a lastminute shock move by Commonwealth Labour leaders. LedReuter; UPI - 590 words
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Article, Illustration52 1962-09-10 1 Recognise them? Friends before the battle JUST TWO friendly strollers in Park Lane. London but they won't be so friendly when they meet in the ring at Wembley on Sept. 25. They are Sugar Ray Robinson, former world middleweight champion, and British title-holder Terry Downes, also a former world champion.Reuter - 52 words
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175 1962-09-10 1 WASHINGTON. Sun.— The military services are still wasting millions of dollars by buying now the same items that they are simultaneously selling as surplus at cut-rate prices. Government auditors reported yesterday. Furthermore, the Gentral Accounting Office said, "this situation is likely to continue year after175 words
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264 1962-09-10 1 New plan to beat the 4-digit bookies SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Turf Club today revealed a plan to try to beat the four-digit lottery bookies. The club withdrew from sale certain numbers on today's big sweep. The numbers were in the I.oooth position and consisted of 3. 6 and 9.264 words
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Article55 1962-09-10 1 MANILA. Sun.— An extensive development plan will be implemented in West New Guinea as soon as the territory comes under Indonesian rule, the Indonesian news agency Pia reported tonight. The agency, monitored in Manila, said the programme would dea! mainly with the development of heavy andUPI - 55 words
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Article40 1962-09-10 1 SAO PAULO. Brazil, Sun. H ea 1 1 h authorities, concerned about an outbreak of smallpox in the nearby port of Santos, yesterday ordered a mass vaccination of Sao Paulo City and State residents beginning Tuesday. UP.I.UPI - 40 words
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Article26 1962-09-10 1 TOKYO. Sun Japan will pay its full share of United Nations costs in the Congo and Suez operations. It was learned here today Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article193 1962-09-10 1 U-2 SHOT DOWN Communist China claims spy plane hit while flying over East coast PEKING, Sunday. American-built 1-2 aircraft of the Nationalist Chinese Air Force was shot down today when it intruded over the East China coast, the new China news agency reported. The agency described the U-2 as aReuter; UPI - 193 words
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Article42 1962-09-10 1 DUNCANNOC, Ireland, Sun A mysterious object fell from the sky over County Wexford on the Southern Island coastline early yesterday and made a crater four feet in diameter when it crashed into the ground in a field near here.— U.P.l.42 words
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Article36 1962-09-10 1 PARIS, Sun Results of the March census show that Greater Paris has 8,400,000 Inhabitants, an increase of 1,072,000 over the previous census in 1954. The city of Paris has a population of 2,754,000 Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article, Illustration141 1962-09-10 1 Dr. Soblen is stricken with convulsions ONDON, Sun. Doctors fighting to save the life of Dr. Robert Soblen said today the convicted Soviet spy was still unconscious after more than 72 hours in a coma and that he was now being stricken with periodic convulsions. A round-the-clock medical and policeReuter; UPI - 141 words
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Article144 1962-09-10 1 Youth, 23, found shot dead SINGAPORE, Sun. A 23--year-old youth was found shot dead in a police gazetted officer's quarters in Cantonment Road at 8.10 tonight. The youth. K.D. Murphy, was found sprawled in the verandah of the servants quarters with a buliet in his chest. The bungalow is occupied144 words
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Article33 1962-09-10 1 MOSCOW. Sun. Robert Frost. 88-year-old doyen of American poetry, left here today by air for Paris on his way home after a ten-day visit which included a meeting with Mr. Khrushchev.33 words
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Article92 1962-09-10 1 WASHINGTON. Sun.— The United States Army has taken delivery of a self-pro-pelled gun. capable of fordIng streams four feet deep and of travelling 400 miles without refuelling, at speeds ot up to 34 m.p.h. There are two versions of the weapon, both using the sameReuter - 92 words
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289 1962-09-10 1 Payments only for the faithful, meritorious PROVISIONS for the payment of compensation, pension, gratuity and other «rants to members of the Malajan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve have been made by the Singapore Government. They are contained in MRNVR rules published in a Government Gazette supplement on Friday. The rules state289 words
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Article179 1962-09-10 1 Joy in Accra, then a blast A CCRA. Sun. A loud A explosion was I heard today near Flagstaff House, President Nkrumah's residence here, and people on the spot spoke of a "bomb". First unconfirmed reports I said several people were inI jured by the explosion, the cause of which179 words
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Article48 1962-09-10 1 RAZAK AF.R LONDON IVpHty Prinv Mid on arm il b he di 4 not think I wraith links weakened if Bn 1 I r.uropean Comm":(Ser t),i PUSHED IN F SDfGAPOM Ninety Mian in from ex-scimni 84, vrho tv into ri'-er in L< ii mi'iuigbl H r48 words
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Advertisement72 1962-09-10 1 \\sy oJLJiamonas and all kinds of VISJT What's astir at SHELL Not only oil and petrol but a great counting-house of chemicals. From sohents. detergents, plastics and chemical intermediates for industry to pesticides for agriculture and Public Health. It you use or are planning to ur- tlu^e chemicals. Shell offers72 words
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403 1962-09-10 2 MOSCOW, Sunday THE Russian military newspaper Red Star warned yesterday that the Soviet Union would deal a "devastating retaliatory blow" at American overseas bases if the United States ever unleashed a nuclear war. An article in Red Star, which wa s siened by403 words
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Article29 1962-09-10 2 HONG KONG. Sun.—Communist China last night issued the 212 th "serious warning" against an alleged violation of Chinese air .space by a U.S. military Diane.— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article, Illustration180 1962-09-10 2 Italy lets Bidault choose his exit frontier PARIS, Sun. Mr. Georges Bidault. anti-Gaullist former French Prime Minister, has been escorted to "the frontier of his choice" by Italian police. Late last night there was no indication of his whereabouts. In Paris. Interior Ministry officials said they did not know whereReuter - 180 words
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Article183 1962-09-10 2 MOSCOW, Sunday. AMERICAN travellers have continued to visit the Soviet Union in increasing numbers despite the motor tourists who were arrested last year as spies and an official barrage of angry words about U S. nuclear testing. An American travel expert said that the increaseReuter - 183 words
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Article86 1962-09-10 2 LONDON, Sun. A petrol bomb was thrown at the Establishment, a satirical night club in the heart of Soho in London's West End early today. A spokesman for the club said he believed it was thrown by a "layabout" who had tried to getReuter - 86 words
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Article16 1962-09-10 2 TEL AVIV, Sun.—Manekatz. world-famous Jewish painter, died In hospital here yesterday. He was 68.16 words
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301 1962-09-10 2 BUREAU SAYS ALGERIA WILL HOLD ELECTIONS ON SEPT. 20 ALGIERS, Sunday. THE Political Bureau announced tonight that the elections for the National Assembly will be held on Thursday. September 20. The decision of the F.L N. Political Bureau was later confirmed by an announcement of the provisional executive which stated301 words
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Advertisement126 1962-09-10 2 if you can afford «p4d per month you can afford a family sized •7=3^l PHILCO (H refrigerator in Singapore $53 in Federation ©SIE THEM AT YOUR DEALER OR NOMI APWANCES. 304< ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORf EASY-TO-USE Bmm PROJECTOR SEKONIC 80-P if f^' U Sdconic 80-P with F 1.5»oom Jens with rariable126 words
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Miscellaneous15 1962-09-10 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby <LEEPiA*SJl |7BC ABLY :EEU 3 iL— Xpjc^wswt^ ifi|l V^jjxi wixyV15 words
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321 1962-09-10 3 HARM FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS SCIENTISTS of the four nuclear powers, the United States, Russia, Britain and France, joined those of 11 other nations in unanimous agreement last night that continued nuclear testing could seriously harm mankind for thousands of years to come. Reporting onReuter - 321 words
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Article241 1962-09-10 3 Quick look round WASHINGTON, Sun.— High US. officials do not believe Mr. Khrushchev will attend the coming United Nations General Assembly in New York unless lie decides to use that forum to press the explosive Berlin issue. SANTOS (Brazil): An outbreak of smallpox was reported. Doctors at the municipal hospital241 words
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204 1962-09-10 3 'MORE FOOD FOR FOREIGN CASH' CHINA MOVE UONG TONG, Sun. 1 3ommunit* China, in a bid to earn much needed foreign exchange, is offering big increases in food rations to those receiving remittances from abroad, according to Press report here. These reports quoted recent arrivals from mainland China as sayingReuter - 204 words
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148 1962-09-10 3 DANGOON Sun.- A law banning films about witches, ghosts and spirits has plunged the Burmese movie industry into confusion. Any film about ebosts and spirits v hetlier produced locally or abroad, is a certain box office hit in Burma The Government's intention isUPI - 148 words
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102 1962-09-10 3 TNITED NATIONS. Sun.— *J Member governments owed the United Nations a record USSI42 million (about $426 million at the end of last month, with ftussl:. the biggest debtor, according to figures published here today. The Bovlet debt of more than US$5l millionReuter - 102 words
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Article, Illustration106 1962-09-10 3 Phooey CIDE by side, deep in thought or just bored —at the opening of the tenth Pugwash Conference at the Hotel Russell I iimlnn. are Professor A. N. Tupolev (left), the Soviet aircraft designer, and Professor Harrison Brown. who read a message of greetings on behalf of the president ofReuter - 106 words
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Article153 1962-09-10 3 NEXT U.S. ORBIT SET FOR SEPT. 25 CAPE CAT AVERAL, Sun. Astronaut Walter Schirra had his six-orbit spaceflight attempt seu for Sept. 25, after his Atlas rocket successfully underwent static firing test yesterday. The giant rocket was locked on its launching pad during an 11-second firing of Its three motorsReuter; UPI - 153 words
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Article44 1962-09-10 3 LONDON. Sun Fighting broke out last night at a rally of Sir Oswald Mosley > Union Movement and police arrested 12 persons During the brief brawi. police and other persons were hit by tossed eggs, bricks and pennies.— UPl44 words
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Article93 1962-09-10 3 VENICE. Sun.— A Soviet and an Italian film shared first prize In a film festival here which, the Jury said, lacked outstanding entries. The "Golden Lion of St. Mark trophy was shared between "Ivanova Deststvo" (The Infancy of Ivan) by Russian newcomer Andrei Tarkovsky and "Cronaca93 words
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Advertisement174 1962-09-10 3 Avon Fashion Film is newly formu- j. jT laled. ij more crc.imy to permit more f careful blending with fingers during application. It gives a more even > spread of color, is more dewy on ihe f^^ tkin, which means (hat the skin looks UL softer and younger, and that174 words
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Article399 1962-09-10 4 AIRPORT -IN AND OUT THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From Tokyo. Manila. (BA 943) 5.55 p.m.; from London. Zurich. Istanbul, Teheran. Karachi. Bombay. Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 712) 5.55 p.m.; from Sydney. Darwin (BA 713) 9.15 pjn. Qantas:399 words
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Article, Illustration41 1962-09-10 4 THE PRIME MINISTER, Tengku Abdul Rahman, gives $10 to the Penang Umno Pesta Merdeka Fund before declaring it open on Friday night. Behind the Tengku is the Penang Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. Straits Times picture.41 words
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156 1962-09-10 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. A THREE-DAY Japanese children's drawing and painting exhibition will be held at the National Library here from Sept. 13 to 15. The official opening ceremony will be performed by Mr. K. Maeda, Consul-Gen-eral of Japan In Singapore. at 5 p.m. on Sept. 13.156 words
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Article63 1962-09-10 4 SINGAPORE, Sun- The Kampong Kapor Branch of the Singapore People's Alliance will hold a moon cake festival party at the headquarters of the St. John Ambulance Association at Beach Road on Thursday night The programme for the night will include speeches by several top party leaders, including63 words
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Article166 1962-09-10 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Shell Company here invites the public to foliow a golf match taking place between two internationally famous professionals at the Royal Singapore Golf Course on Wednesday and Thursday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The two are; Australian golfer, Frank Phillips, winner166 words
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Article40 1962-09-10 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Mini Minor which was offered as first prize in the Singapore Cheshire Home lottery was won by ticket No. *****5. Consolation prizes were: C *****. *****0, *****1, *****5, *****5, *****6, *****6. *****8. *****8. *****0.40 words
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Advertisement262 1962-09-10 4 SIMULTANEOUSLY FROM TOMORROW s shows at BSTtLTME^FXiX 5 Shows 11,1.45 4, P-A^ 11-y 1 flfr <B 11.145.4. 6.30 &9 36 §SESmmISSmm 6 30*9.15 The Most terrifying Volcanic Eruption and Earthquake ever recorded on film! B^B m .'^■T^'k^ t4*w»y b^t V m v a^H wt^r b^H 9* tL. MSaS** i?ii V262 words
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Miscellaneous44 1962-09-10 4 U. S. INFORMATION SERVICE: PUm show at U.S. Cultural Centre. 5 p.m. GEYLANG STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHURCH: Monthly officials board meeting at 16 Hillside Drive. 8 p.m. V.M.C.A.: Dancing class. 2.30 pm. Y.W.C.A.: RAFFLES QUAY: Dress designing. 10 a.m. and Chinese Cooking 10.30 a.m.44 words
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Article271 1962-09-10 5 Rice poser: An answer at last? INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE TACKLES A MALAYAN QUERY ON ORGANISATION KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. jyjALAYA hopes to find at the eighth session of the International Rice Commission which opens tomorrow, a solution to its problem of organising and supplying rice planting materials to farmers. Discussion of this271 words
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Article, Illustration95 1962-09-10 5 LAI IM TO STUDY SCIENCE IN CANADA MISS Chne Lai Im. a former pupil of the Penang Convent and St. Xavier's Institution, who flies to Canada today to study for a science de. gree at the St. Francis Xavier University. Nova Scotia Miss Ch'ng. who has been awarded a Colombo95 words
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Article48 1962-09-10 5 PENANO. Sun. —The German Ambassador, Dr. H. Boehllng, will pay an official visit to Kedah and Perils this week. He will spend three days in Kedah and Pulau Langkawi, from Sept. 11 to 13, and two days In Perils (Sept. 15 and 16).48 words
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130 1962-09-10 5 IPOH, Sun.— A pretty office girl. Miss Chong Chiew Kook, 16. was waylaid yesterday and robbed of a watch valued at $40. Miss Chong, of the Aye Maria Chinese Convent in Ipoh was cycling home to ?engkalen Tin Ltd., near Lahat, when a cyclist130 words
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Article54 1962-09-10 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Inche Baslron bin Busu was elected chairman of the Selangor branch of the National Union of Employees in the Printing Industry at the annual meeting of the branch here today. Other officials are vicechairman. Mr. Chan Kow; secretary, Mr. Hew Ylt Chong; and treasurer.54 words
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Article30 1962-09-10 5 BENTONG, Sun.— The postmaster here, Mr. S. Ratnaslgasany, has gone on transfer to the Kuala Lumpur General Post Office He is succeeded by Inche Surin bin Haji Ma'arof.30 words
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Article36 1962-09-10 5 PENANO. Sun.— The Penang Old Frees Association will hold their annual dance at the E O Hotel on Oct. 20. Highlight of the dance will be the election of a "Sarong and Kebaya Queen."36 words
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Article25 1962-09-10 5 KUALA SELANGOR, Sun. Inche Azmil bin Mohammed Daud from the District Office, Kajang. has assumed duty as Assistant District Officer, Tanjong Karang.25 words
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Article27 1962-09-10 5 KLANG. Sun.— lnche Ja'afar bin Hajl Abdul Rahman has been appointed antl-vice-offlcer of the Selangor Muslim Religious Affairs Department for Klang and the coastal areas.27 words
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Article175 1962-09-10 5 TWO OFF TO ATTEND U.N. KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Two members of the Malayan delegation to the 17th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York will leave here tomorrow night. They are Senator Athi Nahappan. a lawyer and president of the Selangor Malayan Indian Congress, and Mr. Lee175 words
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Article90 1962-09-10 5 JITRA. Sun. Mohamed Zain bin Yahaya, a P.W.D. lorry driver, was today acquitted of negligently causing the deaths of Lim Chin Huat, 31. a shopkeeper, and his wife, Ong Ah Pow, 28, in a road accident on Nov. 5. last year. The couple were on a motor90 words
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176 1962-09-10 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. Budding artists and writers in the Federation and Singapore are being invited to take part in the Shankar's 1962 international children's competition in New Delhi. More than 400 prizes are offered at the competition, which has two sections paintings and literary entries. The176 words
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Miscellaneous141 1962-09-10 5 Alley Pop By W. Hatnlin SEU-UM SQUMtf FOR THEM TOO 1...1 GOT BKJ V II s >/ LIARI SOU COULDN'T OH, ME SMART A OH.QUITtSUNSHINE STONES? UTTLE! NO SUNSHINE YEH?\ ALIKE) LtFT A SUNSHINE /NO UFT V FELLA, J AND A WHY SHOULD I? IJL GOOD-.. I STONES! J MOW141 words
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202 1962-09-10 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. r piE Rural and Industrial Development Authority has advertised for lecturers in typing, shorthand, Malay language, law, economics, business administration and accounting to teach at its training centre. Dewan Latehan. at Petaling Jaya. The deputy chairman of Rida, Inche Shabdin202 words
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Article41 1962-09-10 6 JESSELTON, Bun. rhe Commander -In Chief, Far Cast Land Forces, Lieut. Gea Bir Nigel Poett will visit North Borneo from Sept. 20 to Sept. 22. On Sept 21 he will visit the army training area in Kota Belud.41 words
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Article24 1962-09-10 6 BENTONG, Sun. A housewife, Fong Ah Nool, 28. mother of four, was admitted to hospital here last night suffering from add poisoning24 words
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Article74 1962-09-10 6 1000 illegal migrants halted JESSELTJN, Sun. More than 1.000 illegal Immigrants have been arrested by the North Borneo authorities so far this year The latest of these arrests was made last Sunday when the immigration authorities picked up 38 Timorese off Danjong Tutup They were taken to Tawau for repatriation.74 words
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Article, Illustration81 1962-09-10 6 CROWN FOR A STENO AT VARSITY BALL MRS. Cbeah Theam Swee, wife of the acting Minister of Commerce and Industry, crowning Miss Maureen U'Ren, an Csso stenographer in Kuala Lumpur, when she was elected "Miss Welfare Week" at the University of Malaya ball on Satur- day night Runaers-up were Miss81 words
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Article69 1962-09-10 6 SINGAPORE. £un. Tobacco was the largest source of revenue In Singapore during the first eight months of this year, according to a Customs report. It netted $30.1 million $2.7 million more than that tor the same period last year Petroleum was second with about $25 million69 words
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Article79 1962-09-10 6 267 WORKS CHOSEN FOR ART SHOW SINGAPORE, Sun. The panel of juges of a panMalaysian art exhibition has selected 267 works for the show at the Victoria Memorial Hall, beginning Sept 22. A Ministry of Culture statement said that the exhibition committee had received a total of 377 works from79 words
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253 1962-09-10 6 Youths pledge efforts to lead drive for improved rural living standards TH E one-year-old Rural Youth Organisation today pledged to lead the rural people in using opportunities offered by the Government to improve their standard of living. In the programme of work adopted at the two-day seminar which ended here253 words
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Article27 1962-09-10 6 MUAR, Sun —The Malayan Chinese Association here has set up an office at its headquarters in Jaian Bakrl to help the revision of electoral rolls.27 words
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Article119 1962-09-10 6 I£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The Speaker of the Selangor state Legislative Assembly, Dato Abdullah bin Haji Hassan, has been ordered to take a three-month rest. He was admitted to the Klang District Hospital last Friday following a heart attack. The check-up was made by the119 words
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Article33 1962-09-10 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Mr. Cheah Tak Huat has been appointed principal of Johore English College in place of Mr. A. D. Baker, now principal of the Victoria Institution In Kuala Lumpur.33 words
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278 1962-09-10 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. —The Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, has warned that land given to the people under the land development scheme must be developed, otherwise it will be taken back. He stressed this when he presented letters of278 words
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Miscellaneous54 1962-09-10 6 liny* Bunny By Baiph BvimaaM s~ its no usr. suggest think' i I v^Ssr^ o SYLVESTER TH' LOCK'S A LOCK- KNOW A 1 dJ£5 -*M^. I JAMMED AN' TH' DOOR SMITH? QOtCKeP\ BUCSSYS *WM l£^~N VwONTA/AETv \f HUNSK WAYir-j IA *£So MV Vr^~^^ s~** gfo* g V GNAWS A OIMME54 words
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Article, Illustration1321 1962-09-10 7 LEONARD I MOSLEY I - 10,000 doomed mengamble that failed... LEONARD I MOSLEY I by THE WAR should have been ended, and history perhaps changed, by the battle of Arnhem just 18 rears ago. It was a gamble that failed. Leonard Mosley, who was with the frontline troops as a war reporter, now tells why1,321 words
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Obituary69 1962-09-10 8 Wt4t fit (minimum) LIM KMEOW tONC. aged 74 passed away peacefully at 40 Grume Road, on 8.9.62 leaving behind idow. 4 v>ns. Keng Hong. Kenit Te<k. Keag l.im Keag Boon, 5 <Muichtera-ln-law. daughters. 3 sons-in-law. Lee Tong < heng. Pang Chen* Jong. Tan Kioog Huang, 37 grandchildren and 1069 words
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Article191 1962-09-10 8 it Karats Sit Minimum I FAMILY of Mr. Jamrs Tlruchflvam. •o, thank friends and niatlvea for prrasionn of condolence, assistance and i tendance and staff of Talplnc Hospital, over their bereavement oa 6-B-D2 MR. K.P. KURUp and the family or late Mr*. P. Bhanumatt Kurup thank ill relatives and191 words
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Article217 1962-09-10 8 It Worafs $1$ (Minimum) YOU LOOK VOUNtSR when you r. •Mm! Slay slim with Ryvlta th* idtal slimming biacult availattl* at all provision slaro FIUERAL PUBLICATION! (.TB. inviia all Ttachtra aad fee** tddltu to nrewtt la their taewroata* at Tlate* Houm. Hlvtr Vtllav Road. magagtytMil sbshwiin school or nanrtn*217 words
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743 1962-09-10 8 The Straits Times Monday, September 10. 1962. Will Britain Join? The Commonwealth Prime Ministers are meeting in London to consult on British entry into the European Common Market, and not for the purpose of reaching decisions. Whether Britain should join is a decision for the British themselves to make. But743 words
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Article483 1962-09-10 8 I No Malayan social problem I has received more massive 'attention in recent years than that of education. But though debate has been voluminous, jthe ground covered has not I been correspondingly broad. Our interest has been almost exclusively focussed on two aspects of the problem483 words
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Article, Illustration1325 1962-09-10 8 ARNOLD TOYNBEE j LONDON. Sun - The new and bigger 'war' that is facing the world ARNOLD TOYNBEE j LONDON. Sun. IN THE NUCLEAR AGE. ..THE LARGER QUESTION OF SAVING MANKIND by AT a crucial moment in the second world war, President Roosevelt announced that he was going to cut out "the dollar sign" from his1,325 words
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Political naivety at the Asian Games
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Letter276 1962-09-10 8 nriHERE has been more 1 heat than light in the argument over Indonesia's exclusion of Formosa and Israel from the Fourth Asian Games. Your editorials and correspondents' letters have without exception condemned the Indonesian stand The main objection advanced by everyone was the intrusion of politics into sport. It276 words
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Letter46 1962-09-10 8 I READ with disgust that Malaya has done an "Indonesia" to Isreal. Surely two wrongs don't make the situation right? As a Malayan I am not proud of the last-minute cancellation of Israel's visas. The F.A.M.'s excuse, as reported, is lame and childish. R.T.L. lpoh46 words
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Letter68 1962-09-10 8 PLEASE permit me the use of your columns to express my sincere thanks to the Singapore Income Tax Department for the very helpful and courteous service which its staff rendered to me on September 5 when I had the occasion to visit the office on business. It was68 words
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Advertisement744 1962-09-10 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. BIRTH Hants Sit Minimum LION Ml between Larry Leon ton of Mr. and Mrs. Lron Xnm Hung and Ho Jun Kirn daughter of Mr. and Mm Ho Khee Yu 9-P-if.' TAN LtlW: Between Tiann Root. eldest son of Mr and Mr* Tan Hee Kwang of Nlboag Ttoal. aad744 words
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Advertisement15 1962-09-10 8 FOR j^^EVERY WRIST A FAVRELEUBA ■■^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV k^F THE HIGH QUALITY SWISS WATCH WITHIN YOUR REACH15 words
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Advertisement180 1962-09-10 8 T»lt0 l,p Irom a wit* old bird. If you awn a car, remember tht norn« GLASURIT. GLASURIT Is the name of a cor paint. If is The point used by all famous continental cors b»cou*t GLASURIT po:nts slay stronger ond last longer. Try it once and you'll ol»oys remember GLASURIT,180 words
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234 1962-09-10 9 I7UALA LUMPUR, Sun. People renting houses in Pataling Jaya are to frrm an association to protect themselves against "avaricious" landlords. The former president of the the Selangor Rent Payers' Association. Mr. T. R P. Dawson, said today that the Rent Control Ordinance did234 words
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Article28 1962-09-10 9 KAJANG. Sun. The Kaianst High School Old Boys' Association will hold a fellowship party at the residence of Dr. David Tan Chee Kho^n on Tuesday.28 words
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Article17 1962-09-10 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The JarTnese Co-operative Housing Society will ho.d its annual meeting on Sunday.17 words
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Article20 1962-09-10 9 PORT SWETTENHAM. Sun. The Methodist Primary School here will hold a food and fun fair on Sept. 15.20 words
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Article57 1962-09-10 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. A I Customs officer. Moses Perei--1 ra. 35. was taken to hospital today with a bullet wound in ihis thigh following: a shotnir.^ accident at, the Customs I harbour division headquarters ln Telok Ayer Basin Pereira was hit when a marine policeman's revolver57 words
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73 1962-09-10 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Master Attendant's Office has asked vessel masters to give a wide berth to H.M.S Barfoil and its attendant motor-fishing yes. sel which are conducting deep diving trials near East St. John Island. A large red flag will be flown when diving73 words
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Article92 1962-09-10 9 PROFESSOR: TEACH ASIAN LANGUAGES From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY. Sun.— The Professor of Phllospohy at Melbourne University, professor A. Boyce Gibson has told a conference of New South Wales educationists that Australians cannot expect to understand the Asian's way of life without takli.tr the trouble to learn his language. He advocated92 words
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Article, Illustration384 1962-09-10 9 'Staffing hospitals wouldn't be a problem if more joined government service' says Dr. Lim on tour KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. JHE Health Minister, Dr. Lini Swee Aun, who has started surprise checks of hospital conditions, today said: "I hope more doctors will join the Government and not384 words
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249 1962-09-10 9 WORK ON STEEL MILL BEGINS ON SUNDA Y SINGAPORE, Sunday. T»HE new $50 million Iron and Steel Mills Ltd.. will begin to take shape when the Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. lays the foundation stone at its 30-acre site inside the Jurong industrial estate a week today. Six249 words
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Article, Illustration124 1962-09-10 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.Twenty Royal Malayan Navy cadets left here by air today for Britain for training at the Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth. This is the biggest group of naval cadets from Malaya to be sent for training in Britain. Ten124 words
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184 1962-09-10 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. A TOP-LEVEL Japanese economic mission has arrived here for a nine-day visit in the course of a tour of the Malaysian territories. The mission Is sponsored by the Japanese Government, Its object being to promote economic co-operation between Japan and thes«184 words
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Article36 1962-09-10 9 JOHORE BAHRU, SunInche Abdul Dalm bin Hajl Mohamed Zainuddln has been appointed a Circuit Magistrate, Johore Bahru. ln place of Inche Abdul Hamld Azml. who is now the acting President of the Sessions Court.36 words
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168 1962-09-10 9 LOW-COST HOUSING SCHEME IN KOTA BHARU NEXT YEAR KOTA BHARU, Sunday. 'THE Acting Minister of Interior, Inche Mohamed J Ismail bin Yusof, said today that the Federation Government would finance a low-cost housing scheme comprising 111 houses at Wakaf Mek Jenab here next year to help the lower income group,168 words
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Article22 1962-09-10 9 JOHORE BAHRU. S.:n. The assistant Minister of Education, Capt. Abdul riamid Khan, visited schools In Johore Bahru over the weekend.22 words
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Article52 1962-09-10 9 EXPORTS OF BORNEO RUBBER FALL JESSELTON. Sun— Rubber .exports from North Borneo last month were more than 765,000 lb. lower than in August last year. Of the 2,318.887 lb. sent out of the colony last month. Japan bought the largest quantity. 996.800 lb. The next biggest customer was Britain with52 words
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Article118 1962-09-10 9 MORE CAR PARKING METERS FOR IPOH IPOH. Sun. An addi--1 tional 38 twin parking meters are to be installed on tour roads in Ipoh soon. Of these. 10 will be outside the Ipoh municipal offices. 10 ln Cockman Street, 10 more in Foo Choo Choon Street facing the Central Market,118 words
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Article16 1962-09-10 9 KUALA SELANGOR. Sun.— Mr Radin Soenarno, has been appointed acting District Officer of Kuala Selangor.16 words
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Article17 1962-09-10 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Mr. M. Kunaslngam has been elected president of Johore Bahru Apex Club.17 words
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Article18 1962-09-10 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Kajang High School will hold its annual speech and prizegiving day on Friday.18 words
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Advertisement139 1962-09-10 9 ISMEIr\ ACCESSORIES COMPLETE J\ THE /A PICTURE I I Fine stockings from Israel in seomless mesh, .sizes BV2-10. By Solida in five shades.... $2 50 per pair. 1 Stylish bags from Israel. .oil leather from $68 50 to $80.00 Plastic clutch bags with em- broidered trim from $15.50 Jerusalem Shoes.139 words
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Advertisement253 1962-09-10 9 Your m SAVINGS f must be I I SECURE U Place them with Mj LOMBARD CENTRAL Wi FINANCE CO., LTD. YA watch them GROW V^ Interest paid at M per annum Write today for our informative booklet giving full details of how easy it is to open a deposit account.253 words
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Miscellaneous446 1962-09-10 9 RADIO SINGAPORE S5 SHORT WAVE SERVILE Close Down. 41 elrM RADIO MALAYA MEDIUM WAfti SERVICE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 47« metres KERVUE 41.7 Metres A.M. tt.oo Uood Morning: 6.01 A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. NegtMoriung Preluae; 7.00 Ant ra-ku. News Headlines: 6.05 fte*s; /.OS ureaidast uulleuii; Morning Melcdies; 7.00 Rcndez--7.15 Your MciOdies And446 words
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Article923 1962-09-10 10 The Kremlinology work THERE is no end to the "after Stalin" books, interpretations of the Kremlin's strategy, the weighing of risks that Mr. Khrushchev may be ready to take and those from which he can be expected to shrink. Few of the authors, and not one of the three represented923 words
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Article105 1962-09-10 10 Memories of one on the loose VO MOANING THERE. By Jack Barker. (Bodley Head. 18s > IN these rambling memories of a foot-loose man. Jack Barker has tried to convince us he is a drink-crazy wolf ranging the world without a thought above the waist. He does not succeed in105 words
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Article330 1962-09-10 10 STRAITS TIMES BOOK REVIEW ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN PERSPECTIVE. By John Kenneth Galbraith. (Oxford Books $7.50). i4/D FOfl DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. By J.P. Arnold (The Bodley Head 12s. 6d.) 'THE literature of economic development is extensive, its language complex, and the problems consequently no t always understood. It330 words
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Advertisement286 1962-09-10 10 dekopdn FILMS! PATERSON. SIMONS CO.. LTD. Suppliers: DIA Chcmie Democratic Republic STOP! Eskamel TREATS SPOTS AND PIMPLES WHILST IT LEAVES YOUR SKIN LOOKING CLEAR AND SMOOTH Contains Hexachlorophem -an fIHHHHRHK| Wf^ amazing germ lighter that kills germs instantly heals pimples fe^ Covers the skin with a natural .l -<w^ \Ss^*286 words
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Advertisement233 1962-09-10 10 RHEUMATISM*_ FIBROSITIS /^L\4 LUMBAGO get wonderful 1 Val 7 </ ffm RELIEF \[)ki'\^y^ The extra exertion of I M T" tropical living ..sports I gardening and ocher j>x '^m I I outdoor activities J\ i can lead to pulled muscles, painful strains, even to rheumatism, lumbago, fibrosim and arthriti*. especially233 words
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Miscellaneous264 1962-09-10 10 Straits Times Crossword ACHOSS In lesser proportions (13). 1 Cameo obviously proved a 10 China after expressing doubt failure (4. 2. 7). becomes busily active (7). 9 Relative compacts an oflen- 14 Bird twisted tail on completsive (7). ing competition (9>. 10 The worrying athlete (7) IS Chaps about to264 words
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Advertisement1534 1962-09-10 11 1 TO LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST U.K. I OMS-port Stilt Stita Ptttang IIPtNOO irtsntw IIPI/Septl! MIASTUS M dues, littrpttl. Dublin Is Ptrt Stpt II Stpt 17/20 Sttt 21 ffIUHS lllt'Pttl. Hut ,i, kUMgO* Stll II MSI li MPI l«/lt MSI I* emOPS Hams, littrpttl. Glstgoa SttHl Sepl 21 ttti 24/111,534 words
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Advertisement1356 1962-09-10 11 l fc'jij{i]o^ FHE E. A. C. UNESSAILINGS TO GENOA. II HAVRE. HAMIUII, IREMEN. ANTWERP. S^T^ M'URDAM. AM^TtRttAM. QSIO. MTNENtMQ ANO COPENHAIEN iSp*^*SMk Sowt P Sham PtMitg lslVs>j\lil B st t) Sailed Sailtd in Pert 9 Sept 1~l Vii^JJJ "»tUN0l«" 4) 11/11 kept U a :epl 4«/2a Mpi V\A>b/ OHM' t)1,356 words
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Advertisement1573 1962-09-10 11 EXPRESS SERVICt 10 LOKOOS.. IIURfOOL t CONTINENIAI PORIS. Soon P S'nam PtMtt) j KNNIANI i pnl. H'surg, Cmoutti Atop Sept 12 IS Stpt IS/ 20 Sept 20 21 lENALIANACH I Its. Bmen. A'trtrp. R asm Sr-pt 12/15 Sept 11/21 Stpt 21 21 HtNNACHII |H)* H kurg, L Ota. Roam, W1,573 words
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Advertisement1284 1962-09-10 11 W McALISTEH 6c CO.. LTD. W-^ VRSI r l^ 1»M ELLERMAN LINE dfc KLAVENESS LINE HAVRE. ICNDI'N, HAMBURG, ROTIERDAH LOS ANBUES, SAN FRANCISCO, MIDDLESBROUGH SEATTLE. VANC6UVER a PBRTLANB. CITY OF lEICISTII UfSStMH csrgs ft* Cewtrsl a Ssttt S pars P. f ham Penang Aacnca 2/11 Stpt 17/11 Stpt 11/21 Silt1,284 words
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1855 1962-09-10 12 Prom Our Mark JNDUSTRIALS took th Stock Exchange h bulk of the small busi Impetus to the alre industrials came early in resounding success for Al ous Saturday's referendu Operators saw In the referendum result greater opportunities for industrials in the context of greatly expanded1,855 words
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Article29 1962-09-10 12 RFBBER TIN (per Ib.) (pfrpirul Sept. S ?Si cU. MU.N 4 711 eta. 1424.50 5 73i eta. $424,124 7SJ eta. $124.25 7 711 eta. >424.25 S $425.0029 words
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Article87 1962-09-10 12 rl Malayan luehange Btnkt' Ateeeiatlen made these rhanne* in It* ratea to merchanta on Saturday (all rate* to SIM): New Verm buying TT 82 7/H, airmail OD 33. 90 nVM 33 1/4 credit bills. 33 3/ft trade bills. Itllini TT er OD ready; New Yerfc 32 9/8: Deutterte87 words
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Article1033 1962-09-10 12 rPHE state of sharrs on the A Malayan Stock Exchange show last business to September 1 (A) and last business since the date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business this year to date were: INDUSTRIALS HI Alr» Bricks 220 .80 Ords 2201,033 words
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Article393 1962-09-10 12 Tin price very steady rE Straits tin price last week was very steady only varying 75 cents with the highest price $425 on Monday and Saturday and the lowest $424.12* on Wednesday. On Thursday and Friday the price was $424.25. Saturday's offering at 240 tons (down 10 tons) made the393 words
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Article39 1962-09-10 12 *«Pl 3 test Sim. ft S.pt (tot 7 S.Dt sV lr.ft.tr.al*. IT.M IM IMOO JJJ Ttn>: :"«).33 ?M.S« 2«l.81 2W47 -mCo I ruk+.rti 171 -s m M 1«B 32 MS »2 lU«] M Jan. 1. IWI.IW.39 words
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Advertisement1084 1962-09-10 12 v KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTD.^ as\3COW9SJ IJ >^ B^ 1 a^axsMl^ AO*jJiCiO CoaiAPI rj*j» m \ttm HA tU EIA tIA rpart P. Tksja H'koof S. F'cisee L- AniiM* N.Yorl "••Mam nm un at stpt 20 act g m ii h? 'WkJM Man" 28/31 act 1/ 2 Rat I N*« N*i1,084 words
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Advertisement911 1962-09-10 12 (E°IoRIENTl LniES l SAILINGS TO Ij.K. D*p. S'pxjfe Dep. Penonfl Arr. U.K. "ORION" 3 Oct 2* Oct "CHITRAL" 11 Oct 12 Oct 3 Not "CHUSAN" 8 Not 9 No* 29 No* "ORCADES" 9 Dec 31 Dm "CATHAY" 10 Dec 1 1 Dec 2 Jon '63 Limited First CJcm accommodation available911 words
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Advertisement102 1962-09-10 12 THE THIRD MALAYAN FUND Application Form and full details available by sending this coupon to: Th* Monogtn, P.O. Box 90, Singapore, P.O. Box IM, Kuala Lumpur, P.O. Bex 30, Ipoh ar P.O. Box 277, Psnon,. Nam*: (M'./Mrt./Mi**) Atfdrcti TRUSTEE:' THE' 'CH ANTE RED BANK (MALAYA) TRUSTEE LTD. 10.9.62. Oriental Navigation102 words
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Article857 1962-09-10 13 S'PORE SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS TBE following is tt complete Itot of revised quUtiotts Issued by tbe Singapore section of tbe Malayan Stock Exchange on t'riday. Sept. 7. IMOUI I NIALS Jss\ *l« Ords ITO B. B. p*ux>l S4/S %%h Trualasa a.Uu Bout aad IM 170 -uu liv ttmtit Pr«t 15/.857 words
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Advertisement681 1962-09-10 13 NOTICES MALAYAN TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in England) OL'TTUT RETUKN August 1862 2827 plculs. 3 Dredges working. P. A. Deime-RadcllSe. Oeneral Manager. SOUTHERN MALAYAN TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In England) OUTTCT RETURN August 1962 3446 plculs. 5 Dredges working. P. A Delme-Radcllffe. General Manager. Associated Mines (Malaya) Limited announce the681 words
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Advertisement1988 1962-09-10 13 SITUATIONS VACANI I >« Words Si (Mlm.)— Box St rts txtr- ji MOTOR MEOHANIC ENGLISH Bpeaklas below 33 years must ha\r a six years experience. Apply personslu 110 MaoPherson Koad Service station (B'pore) 0.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. <i WANTID BY EUROPEAN Company Experienced Baleemsn for Light aad Heavy Machinery.1,988 words
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Advertisement1152 1962-09-10 13 OFFICE SPACE VACANT Words SI (Mlm.)-Bax It eU. sxtrm second FLOOR, Batn Road, mod*** uildlng, good locality, parking 000- nient. area I.fWO sq ft Apply Shroff. ■hone X.L *****. CODOWN SPACE WANTED S Words U i Mlm.)— Box It ets. txtra < GODOWN WANTBD 6/7.000 SSJ.IL j rotraliy located. Pbone1,152 words
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Advertisement1003 1962-09-10 13 TUITION Wards U (Mlm.)— Max It ets. amtra ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL ReflssSjil 3ootw 120/-: Complete (SO/-: OaarusMed S7»'-. Dual -coat rolled oaf*, luallfled Instructors. 67 Orchard Ross], tNMK ((Spore) S2TS7. PIANOFORTB. Theory. Hsmaonv. Jraduate experienced teachers visit Tapirs residence for accomplished music tdueatlon. All grades to Diploma otasree < Associated1,003 words
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Advertisement1002 1962-09-10 13 VEHICLES FOR SALS M Wards SI (Mlm.)— Box It cts. autra i PIAT MARVBLLtTI LATB 1901 Bztras: Radio. W/Wlndscrsco. Overhauled Exesllsot Condition. Instalment I arraaceable. Owner buy Ins Utttr car. Neo Ens Service Station ***** (B'pore) Ab Le*. FOR SALE M Words U (Mlm.)— Box It ets. axtra MADONNA LAMP1,002 words
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Advertisement508 1962-09-10 13 LADIES DRESS SHOP it Wards U (Mlm.)— Box It eU. ox*mm SALB TILL SATURDAY Dtsssss at Half-Pricsa. Mulrhands' Oowna. M Floor, Olan Singh's. Raffles Phu* LADIES DRESSMAKING I* Words M (Mlm.)— Box It tis. ssmm INTERNATIONAL TAILORS IS Wllkie Koad. B'por* Tel: 33T6S for First Class Ladits/Oants Oat-Oitioga. WORKMANSHIP ARB508 words
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Advertisement522 1962-09-10 14 NOTICE THIS la notify that Mr. Chow i Scow Han has left our service today on hi* own accord. He had M rUcht to transact any business on our behalf from now onward. EVERFAIR 4c CO. 83 North Bridge Road Singapore. ADMISSION TO STANDARD ONE 1963 PERAK SCHOOLS Parents/Guardians who522 words
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Advertisement184 1962-09-10 14 ANGLO-ORIENTAL (MALAYA) LIMITED Xl ALA LUMPUR Outputs of tin concentrates lor the undermentioned Companies under vie Management of AngloOriental (Malaya* Limned for the month of August, 1962 are as follows: PICCLS AMPAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED I.OM BERJUNTAI TIN DREDGING LIMITED 4.833 KAMPONG LANJUT TIN DREDGINO LIMITED 1.913 KAMUNTING TIN DREDGING184 words
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Advertisement404 1962-09-10 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS j H.M. NAVAL BASE TRADE APPRENTICESHIPS There will be vaoaaeles tn January. 1983. (or fully Indentured *p- 1 prentices In H.M. Dockyard. Stnca- pore. It Is expected that these will j be In the following trade:— Shipwright. Shlpfltter (Turner Fitter). Engine Pitter (Turner ft Fmen. Boilermaker. Electrical Pitter.404 words
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Advertisement816 1962-09-10 14 j PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SITUATION VACANT DRAUGHTSMAN The town office of a tin dredging i company requires the services of I a qualified draughtsman accustomed to structural steelwork. A man with some experience In dredge design would be preferred. I Only properly qualified and experienced men need apply to Box A816 words
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Advertisement465 1962-09-10 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PENANG PORT COMMISSION Applications are Invited for the post of Electrical Engineering Assistant. Applicants must be Pederal Citizens and must possess Second Orade Electrical Engineer s Certificate, with Nil Restriction i&sued by the Central Electricity Board. The salary scale of the a;-point-ment is basic S4BO x 30 $660:465 words
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Advertisement402 1962-09-10 14 TENDERS Tenders are invited from approved contractors for the construction of a cinema at Date Kramat Road, Penang for Shaw Brothers (Penang) Limited Tender documents can be obtained from the architects' office against a deposit of $250/- of which $200/- will be refunded on receipt of a bona fide under402 words
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Advertisement294 1962-09-10 14 TENDERS TENDER 1 MOBILE M TON CRANE TENDERS are Invited by BABCOCK WILCOX LTD. !longkong Bank Chambers. Singapore, for the purchase of the above LORRY MOUNTED CRANE. Specification can be viewed at above address and authority given to inspect the crane. Tacock 6t Wilcos does not olnd Itself to accept294 words
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Advertisement272 1962-09-10 14 V IF YOU [suffer] K from 4 ASTHMA REAP THIS EPHAZONE tablets are availaMe to all sufferers from asthma, broa* chilis, bronchial catarrh, phleja on the chest, hay fever and allied complaints. EPHAZONE is eaay to take, safe to use and givoe quick relief and sureness of effect. The properties272 words
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Article, Illustration237 1962-09-10 15 Laver is now only two matches away from his 'grand slam' T^EW YORK, Sun. Rod Layer (Austr alia) yesterday reached the men's singles s c m i-flnals in the U.S. lawn tennis championships at Forest Hills and is now only two matches away from the "grand slam." Layer, Wimbledon. FrenchReuter - 237 words
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Article150 1962-09-10 15 LONDON, Sun. Scottish champion Eric Brown won the British professional match play title for the second time In tnree years when he beat Ross Whitehead. British Assistants' champion, at the 19th hole in the final. Brown, 37-year-old unattached professional, staged a great rally to beat his 28-year-oldReuter - 150 words
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Article90 1962-09-10 15 A KRON —Arnold Palmer shot a sizzling flve-un-der-par 65 to lead Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player at the halfway stage in the battle for US$5O,OOO first prize in the "World Series of Golf Champions" here. Palmer, British Open and U.S. Masters champion, who has already wonReuter - 90 words
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Article33 1962-09-10 15 VIFXXA: Gyula Zsivotzky the Hungarian champion, bettered his own European hammer record today with a throw of 69.58 metre at the Vusas Stadium in Budapest. Zsivotzy's former mark was 69.53 metres.33 words
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Article32 1962-09-10 15 TOKYO: Shiro Ichlnoseki today lifted 95 kilogrammes (press) in the junior bantam weightlifting class in an athletic meet held in Akita. beating the 94.5 kilogramme world record of J. Hamson (US).32 words
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Article91 1962-09-10 15 LONDON, Sun.— The Pakistanis were all out for 282 in their two-day match their last of the English tour— against Durham at Sunderland. At close Durham had replied with 152-4. Pakistan's opening batsman Imtlaz Ahmed, set the tempo of his side's innings by scoring 65Reuter - 91 words
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Article1039 1962-09-10 15 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 1 Sheff. Wed. 2 Birmingham 5 Burnley 1 Blackburn 4 Aston Villa 1 Blackpool 1 Tottenham 2 Bolton 1 Ipswich Everton 3 Leicester Leyton 1 Man. United 0 Mtn. City 1 West Ham 6 Notts Forest 3 Liverpool 1 Sheff. Ltd. 1 Wolves West1,039 words
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Article228 1962-09-10 15 LONDON, Sun— Results of yesterday's Rugby Union matches were: Harlequins 12 Irish Wolfhounds 19: Saracens 6 Wasps 3: Aberavon 8 Llh nelly 8: BarnsUple 18 Paignton 3: Bath S Leicester 21: Bedford 28 Metropolitan Police 11. Bridgend 22 Penarth 3: Camborne 6 launton 14: Cardiff 3Reuter - 228 words
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Advertisement78 1962-09-10 15 Pgip^l|B| There is no tougher chain r VI fl saw kuilt today than the P^JI HOMELITE Jy| Because it's designed and manufactured to the special requirements of professional m^Jiii I '°Bg ers For further details consult j Sola Agent*: N/r f^ M. OICMiID KOAO. SINGAPOM TIL: UMI (1 llm) a'UL'78 words
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Advertisement869 1962-09-10 15 JrOU AFFORD I jl| mm 1 J jg L▼ i M is for those who appreciate a J| Fine French Brandy and Mjj^^^^i have a keen sense of value Ll FOR SPICUL OCCASIONS BEEHIVE The very best of health! ADVERTISERS ANNOUNCEMENT ~W" "W" 1 J 1 particularly In soups and869 words
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Article, Illustration26 1962-09-10 16 PLUCKY FILIPINOS GIVE OPPONENTS HARD FIGHT A threatening moment for The Philippines but goalkeeper Quintana dived in time to save the situation.26 words
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647 1962-09-10 16 NORMAN SIEBEL, K. Lumpur, Sun - NORMAN SIEBEL, K. Lumpur, Sun by Korea 3 Philippines 2: SOUTH KOREA, represented by a team of reserves who came straight from Seoul their national team having gone home after winning the Silver medal in the Asian Games in Jakarta got off647 words
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1909 1962-09-10 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. Rotterdamsche, with Johnny Wilson up, won The Stewards Cup run over 6f in heavy going at Bukit Timah today. Rotterdamsche thus avenged his recent defeat by Native Kingdom and Usaha Setia in The King's Cup at Kuala Lumpur. In today's race, Usaha1,909 words
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Article118 1962-09-10 16 MALACCA. Sun.— In nn all-Thai- land final Charoen Wsttunusin regained the Malayan men's nngles badminton title. beating his countryman Channarong Ratanasengsuang 15-4. 7-U. 15-8 here tonight. Charoen held the Malayan title in 1957 and 1959. In the semi finals he beat Billy Ng 15-11. 15-0 and118 words
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Article125 1962-09-10 16 •SINGAPORE. Sun. toonft Koiik Chee. Singapore* rtierre goalkeeper, stolr thf show in today I inrndl* international hocke> match at Jalan Besar in which Pakistan attain beat Kiniraporr M Kone Chee was easily ibe <>vi »i undine player and fully deserved the repeated rounds of applause125 words
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330 1962-09-10 16 Jehan hits A winning Pakistan goal Pakistan 1 Burma KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Pakistan beat Burma 1-0 In ajL dull match in Group "B" of the Merdeka soccer tournament here tonicht. The Pakistanis got the only goal of the match In tin 44th minute and Just about deserved their win for330 words
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Advertisement49 1962-09-10 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 2* Word* SIO (Minimum} ALPMONSO: To Marß.irrt and Graraa a Hon on 9-9-H2 :.i XX. HoipltaL Both Mother and nun w.-11. CODO KEE: Walti-r J F. Codd M Phylli.i M. Kee on 31.8.1062. PHILIPS TRANSISTOR RADIOS Symbol of quality ™!i!^ Sign of perfection M*L»T* BORNEO /jf.^^^^^^^^ SINGAPORE49 words
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