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Title Section15 1962-09-11 1 tfatto** 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962. 15 CENTS KDN 03615 words
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Article283 1962-09-11 1 Passenger in crash car now paralysed from waist, will never walk again Record for a 'dying man' SINGAPORE, Mon. General and special damages amounting to $125,--242 were awarded by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today to a Woodbridge Hospital attendant, Abubakar bi n Ahmad, 35, for283 words
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Article23 1962-09-11 1 STOCKHOLM, Mon. Baron Louis De Goer. Swedish consul general in Antwerp, has been appointed Swedish Ambassador to Indonesia, Philippines and Malaya.23 words
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1318 1962-09-11 1 Mac opens PMs' meeting: Many protest notes THE Commonwealth Prime Minister's Conference opened here today with a brief informal session at which Mr. Macmillan welcomed leaders from 14 other independent nations and nine dependent countries. Talks on the crucial issue of Britain's possible entry into the Common Market are expectedReuter - 1,318 words
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Article, Illustration437 1962-09-11 1 Commonwealth must continue for world peace: Razak FROM DOUG LACKERSTEEN LONDON. Monday jy|ALAYA'S Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Rank, this morning went to the Commonwealth. Prime Ministers' meeting without disclosing in advance the line he would hike at the conference table. But he did make it clear at his airport437 words
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Article146 1962-09-11 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Brit tsh Commissioner, Lord Selkirk presided at the Internal Security Council which met here on Saturday. Others present were the Acting Prime Minister of Singapore. Dr. Ton Chin Chye; the Deputy Prime Minister. Federation of Malaya. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein: the Minister for146 words
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Article227 1962-09-11 1 Now the 4-d bookies fight back SINGAPORE, Mon. Bookies today countered a Singapore Turf Club beat-the-four-digit-lottery move by guaranteeing a refund of bets to patrons who have backed numbers withdrawn from the big sweep by the club. To off-set odds shortened by the club's withdrawal of three numbers, the bookies227 words
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Article41 1962-09-11 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. Polaris missile submarines will be based at Guam in the mid-Pacinc, the U.S. Navy announced today. The nuclear-powered submarines carry 16 missiles each with atomic warheads I which have a range of 1,400 j miles.41 words
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Article32 1962-09-11 1 LONDON, Mon. Moscow Radio said today that a number of towns in the Far East maritime territory of the Soviet Union were flooded after Typhoon Emma passed over the region.32 words
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269 1962-09-11 1 TA IPE H, Mon. I Nationalist China will temporarily suspend spy flights over Chinese Communist territories following the loss of one of their two U-2 planes over east China yesterday, usually reliable sources said today. The sources said the Nationalist Air Force and intelligenceReuter - 269 words
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255 1962-09-11 1 A goodwill gesture to India from Indonesia JAKARTA, Monday. THK Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said today he liad instructed the Indonesian Ambassador in New Delhi that Indone-sian-Indian relations hid to be preserved at their long standing high level. Dr. Subandrio's statement to reporters followed a week of coolness betweenReuter - 255 words
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114 1962-09-11 1 Soblen now suffering from brain damage LONDON. Mon.— Runaway Soviet spy Dr. Robert A. Soblen. suffered "brain damage" after he took an overdose of barbiturate rather than ?><■ returned to the I'nited States, his doctor reported today. As the 61 -year-old spy entered his fifth day in a coma. Dr.114 words
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Article220 1962-09-11 1 Indians rush to hide gold YEW DELHI, Mon. Thousands have withdrawn their gold deposits and gold ornaments from Indian banks during the past few days following rumours that the Government intends to freeze or confiscate gold in safe deposit vaults. The rumours spread after the Government last pa.sscd a billReuter - 220 words
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147 1962-09-11 2 Girl dies in bomb blast near home of Nkrumah ACCRA, Mon A girl A was killed and a number of people injured yesterday by an explosion near the entrance to Flagstaff House, President Xkrumah's residence, according to an official announcement broadcast by Ghana Radio. Earlier police sources had said atReuter - 147 words
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Article169 1962-09-11 2 T ONDON, Mon. The I Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, said here last night that the situation on the SinoIndian border in Ladakh was "bound to continue i to be a serious one." Answering questions from members of the Indian Journalists' Association here, Mr. NehruReuter - 169 words
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Article32 1962-09-11 2 BANGKOK, Mon. West Germany has approved a loan of 225 million tlcals (£3,750,--000) to the Thai Government for an Irrigation project In Northern Thailand local newspapers reported today.— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article29 1962-09-11 2 LONDON. Mon.— The Committee of 100, anti-nuclear group whose leaders Include philosopher Earl (Bertrand) Russell, yesterday began a two-week series of demonstrations outside the Air Ministry.— Reut.er.Reuter - 29 words
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Article, Illustration396 1962-09-11 2 Chiang admits loss of U-2, but absolves Washington PEKING BLAMES U.S. FOR SPY FLIGHT OVER CHINA RATIONALIST China admitted today it had lost a U-2 spy plane shortly after Peking had announced that one such aircraft had been shot down over east China yesterday. The Nationalist Chinese Government information officeReuter; UPI - 396 words
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Article136 1962-09-11 2 MOSCOW, Mon. The Communist Tooth Movement newspaper, Komsomolskaya Pravda, said yesterday that people on a Russian railway station platform had been shocked to see two stark naked Americans in the compartment of a train drawn up at the station. Moscow Radio, quoting the newspaper in an EnglishReuter - 136 words
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Article, Illustration245 1962-09-11 2 A LGIERS, Mon. Mr. Mohammed Ben Bella was submerged yesterday under waves of delirious supporters here In a massive demonstration of support for his ruling Political Bureau. It came as he left the Algiers municipal stadium after welcoming nearly 4.000 troops ofReuter - 245 words
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Article75 1962-09-11 2 KITWE. Mon.— The Governor of Northern Rhodesia, Sir Evelyn Home, has presented the George Medal to a 19--year-old African woman, Mrs. Belini Malonl, for exceptional bravery. Mrs. Malonl, mother of two, saved the life of Assistant Inspector John Maxwell of the Northern Rhodesia police inReuter - 75 words
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Article12 1962-09-11 2 PARIS, Mon— France and Jordan have resumed diplomatic relations.— Reuter.Reuter - 12 words
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Miscellaneous21 1962-09-11 2 —THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby r /r 71Me OS r \sL 7URHBD OUT •f\ r WeSe CLO I Twcvee not y«^b(21 words
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Article187 1962-09-11 3 UAR WILL STAY IN ARAB LEAGUE DEIRUT. Mon The 13 United Arab Republic has decided not to withdraw from the Arab League, authoritative sources here said last night. The sources said the decision resulted from Lebanese diplomatic efforts to prevent the league's collapse. The crisis arose when the U.A.R. delegationReuter - 187 words
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Article, Illustration78 1962-09-11 3 Margaretha invited to see Nile Valley excavations COPENHAGEN, Mon. Princess Margaretha has been invited to the United Arab Republic by President Nasser to observe the Nile Valley archaeological excavations. She has not yet accepted officially, but it is understood negotiations about the trip are under way with the U.A.R. Ambassador.UPI - 78 words
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Article96 1962-09-11 3 PORTLAND, (Oregon), Mon. —A huge black bear strolled through suburban streets for two and a half hours here, attracting crowds of people and causing a huge traffic jam before police were forced to shoot him. Despite police warning to stay indoors, residents rushed out inReuter - 96 words
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94 1962-09-11 3 nUBLIN. Mon. A mysterious object fell from the sky over County Wexrord on the southern island coastline early yesterday and made a crater four feet across when it crashed in a field near here. Residents said they heard an explosion over a halfmile94 words
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Article25 1962-09-11 3 GENEVA. Mon. The League of Red Cross Societies aid fund for earthquakestricken Persia has reached the million Swiss franc mark < $700.000). —U.P.1.UP - 25 words
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252 1962-09-11 3 A Mars probe from balloon floating at 80,000 ft. BERKELEY (California), Monday. JEAN'S first attempt to detect life-related substances on iMars from outside the earth's atmosphere is being planned here. Scientists from the University of California will utilise Princeton University's balloon-borne Stratoscope II in the project In an eight-hour flightReuter - 252 words
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Article215 1962-09-11 3 QUICK LOOK ROUND MARSEILLES. Mon— Two men will today start a week's stay 33 feet deep in the Mediterranean in an "underwater house" containing two beds, central heating, a telephone and television. Robert Falco. of Marseilles, and Claude Wesly of Dunkirk, will spend seven days underwater in "Diogenes" a cylinder215 words
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Article33 1962-09-11 3 HOLBAEK (Denmark). Mon —Ambulances in Holbaek will obey the speed limit from now on, even in emergency cases, as doctors decided the risks involved in fast driving outweighed the advantages.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article174 1962-09-11 3 DALLAS. Monday. FRENCH blood specialist visiting Dallas, Texas?, said today that doctors in Paris have saved a 35-year-old housewife's life by transplanting into her body a kidney from a 10-month-old baby. Dr. Georges Mathe. chief of haematology at the Gusteve I Roussy Institute In174 words
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107 1962-09-11 3 MANILA, Mon. Chinese nationals with permits to stay temporarily in the Philippines are leaving the country by the plane-loads In the face of a governmeni drive to enforce the rules and regulations concerning overstaying aliens. Manila airport authorities have noticed a gradual Increase inReuter - 107 words
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Article41 1962-09-11 3 NEW DELHI. Mon. Mrs. Ra-Tbansi Devi. 79. wife of India s former President. Dr. RaJendra Prasad died at Patna, Bihar, yesterday. She and Dr. Prasad were married when he was 12 three years younger than her.— Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article110 1962-09-11 3 Language fight in Belgian church ANTWERP, Mon— Flemish demonstrators fought with police in a church here yesterday after interrupting a sermon given in French. The demonstrators interrupted the sermon in the church of St. Joseph by singing Flemish songs, and fought briefly with police in piainclothes. About 15 people wereReuter - 110 words
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Article66 1962-09-11 3 HOLLYWOOD. Mon —Actor Peter Lawf ord toppled fully clothed Into a swimming pool at a Hollywood party, but denied reports from some bystanders that he was playfully pushed by his wife, Pat. sister of President Kennedy. "I was standing on the edge. I took a stepUPI - 66 words
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283 1962-09-11 3 This crowded world: Up 90,000 a day T ISBON, Mon. If the world's population continues to increase at the same rate as in re- cent years ii will "mean starvation for the human race in a short period." the 10th International Paediatrics (Children's Medicine) Conference was told here yesterday. ProfessorReuter - 283 words
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Article23 1962-09-11 3 JAKARTA, Mon.— Admiral Mate Jerkovic, Commander-in-Chief of the Yugoslav Navy, will visit Indonesia next month. It has been announced here— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration100 1962-09-11 4 KABAYAO IN SINGAPORE WITH $10,000 VIOLIN SINGAPORE. Mon. Filipino violinist Gilopez Kabayao (above) flew in today with a $10,000 Stradivarius violin to give his first recital here at the Victoria Theatre this Sunday. Kabayao's trip is sponsored by the Singapore Musical Society. He will play Beethoven's violin concerto in D100 words
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Article53 1962-09-11 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Rowcroft Theatre Club will give the proceeds from the first performance of the play "The Lady's Not for Burning" to this years Poppy Day I Fund. The play will be staged at the theatre's premises In Ayer Rajah Road at 8.30 p.m.53 words
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Article39 1962-09-11 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The head of the Broadcasting De- partment here will talk on "The Borneo Territories" to members of the Singapore 1 Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon meeting at the Cathay Restaurant on WedI nesday.39 words
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Article58 1962-09-11 4 Minister to open art show SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will open the exhibition of paintings by Sim See Boon and Sim Pang Liang at the Singapore National Library on Friday at 5.30 p.m. The exhibition by the Sim brothers is sponsored by the Singapore Art58 words
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Article108 1962-09-11 4 U.S. quintet here for season SINGAPORE, Mon.— A group of America's most wellknown men of music the New York Woodwind Quintet are now in Singapore lir a season. They are Samuel Baton I (flute), Ronald Roseman (oboe), Ralph Froellch (hoxn>, Arthur Weisberg i (bassoon), David Glazer (cla- rinet). Now on108 words
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Article52 1962-09-11 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The! Kerala community in Singapore will hold their tradi- tlonal Onam celebrations at the Badminton Stadium at i Guillemard Road on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. A variety show will be held at the Canberra Padang, Naval Base, tomorrow at 5 p.m. by the Naval Base52 words
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Article80 1962-09-11 4 SINGAPORE Mon.— Water will be cut off from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, at the following places: Tiong Bahru Road. Tiong Poh Road, Seng Poh Road, Eng Hoon Street, Eng Watt Street, Guan Chuan Street. Chay Van Street, Peng Nguan Street, Yong Siak Street. Moh Guan80 words
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199 1962-09-11 4 DEATH HOUSES NOW REFUSE THE LIVING QNLY the dead can now be taken to Singapore's worldfamous death houses in Sago Lane. Till recently some aged from the poor classes were taken to the death houses to spend their remaining years there. But now after nearly 50 years the two death199 words
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Article236 1962-09-11 4 LUMUT, Monday. WORK IS being rushed on projects on Pangkor Island to Improve facilities and draw more visitors to the holiday resort. A Government spokesman said today that the intention was to make Pangkor a holiday centre where visitors could enjoy a variety of sports such236 words
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Article324 1962-09-11 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BO.\( Prom London. Dusseldorf. Beirut. Teheran. NewDelhi. Rangoon. (BA 718) 6.10 D.m.; from Honf? Kong (BA 961) 1.15 p.m. Qantas: Prom Sydney. Darwin. Jakarta. (QP 733) 8.40 p.m.: from324 words
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Advertisement242 1962-09-11 4 K«fi\ 1 r\m opens tomorrow; (SINGAPORE) ...THE MJSGUJDED MISSILE OF THE RAF... BWANWX*CECIL PARKER TLJC Ml PUT 111 C lilt 1)1 1 \3 I Vv C \j\(j^^, DROPPED A I I j CESHEEi COMING! i (SINGAPORE) PETER SELLERS at his sauciest funniest; Jany ROBIN John FRASER Cyril CUSACK in COLOUR242 words
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Advertisement480 1962-09-11 4 SSHAw: a OPKikntaatlon| LAST 1»AV!!! DUI TO FILMS LENGTH Only 4 Shows Not* Tlmm! llom, 2.10, 6. 1S 9.1S p.m. MtTRO-OOLOWm-MAYIR onsantt lolita: mure uncrvii ««,JAMb MASON OPENS TOMORROW! W M-CM o-m^m g I 2 ui-t-iiM In m 1 anotner littrn ■i Cyd Chons^e George Hamilton. ■LAST 2 DAYS JfttfW480 words
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Article102 1962-09-11 5 PILLION RIDER DIES IN CRASH MALACCA, Mon. Pte. M. J. Dunn of the New Zealand Regiment stationed at Terendak Camp, was killed in a motor accident at the 101 milestone Sungei Udang Malacca road yesterday. He was a pillion rider when a motor-cycle ridden by Pte. J.Vf. Herllhy. of the102 words
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Article63 1962-09-11 5 Jailed a police supervisee PENANG, Mon A police supervisee. Ahmad bin Van 22. was today jailed for six weeks when he pleaded guilty to l ailing to report to police in November last year. Ahmad, the prosecution stated, was put under police supervision for seven months from September 1961. The63 words
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Article28 1962-09-11 5 PENANG. Mon. Charged with raping a 10-year-old girl in Northam Road here on Sept. 1. R. Muniyandi. 29. was granted $2,000 bail today until Oct. 2.28 words
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Article20 1962-09-11 5 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. Two more kampong rural development committees will be set up soon at Prai and Bagan Ajam.20 words
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324 1962-09-11 5 PROVOCATION GRAVE, BUT ATTACK DETESTABLE*SAYS JUDGE KUCHING, Monday. A YOUNG woman asked her former lover to take her out as she had something to say to him. Later as they walked among bushes in a lovers' park she suggested that they "have some324 words
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Article, Illustration87 1962-09-11 5 FILM DEBUT BY ASMA. EX-TRACK CHAMP NOOR ASMA (above), former Malayan women's hurdles champion turned film actress, who is making her debut in "Katapan Ibu" (A Mother's Sorrow.) A Merdeka Film Studio production, the film tells of the love story between a rich girl, portrayed by Noor Asma. and a87 words
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Article44 1962-09-11 5 Cholera so a food ban JESSELTON. Mon. The North Borneo Government has banned the importation of fresh fruit, fish, meat and meat products, milk and milk products, sweets, cakes and eggs from Hong Kong. Formosa and the Philippines because of cholera in those places.44 words
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Article101 1962-09-11 5 Bribe offer costs rider $30 A LOR STAR, Mon. A scooter-rider who offered a $5 bribe to a police volunteer reserve constable was today fined $30 or three months' jail. "I take into consideration: your age and the fact that you are a first offender," the i Sessions Court president.101 words
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Article39 1962-09-11 5 PENANG. Mon.— Mr. Saw Kirn Huat has been elected president of the Labour Party's new Ferry Road branch at Butterworth. Mr. Urn Teng Seng Is the vice-president, Mr. TanThean •secretary and Mr. Yong York Choon treasurer.39 words
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Article57 1962-09-11 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. John A. Van de Velde •jas been appointed South. East Asian representative of the Marconi International Marine Communication Company, Ltd. He succeeds Mr. I W. Dick who is now general manager of the Norsk Marconikcnpanl In Oslo. Mr. Van de Velde will assume his57 words
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Article24 1962-09-11 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The annual meeting of Selangor branch of the ExServices Association will be held on Wednesday at Hotel Majestic here.24 words
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Article25 1962-09-11 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The All Malayan Estates Staff Union will hold its delegates conference at Plantation House in Petaling Jaya on Sept. 23.25 words
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204 1962-09-11 5 PENANG, Monday. THE Penang Welfare Committee plans to introduce a daily delivery of milk bread to rural primary schools for supply to needy students at 1-1/2 cents a day. The scheme will cater initially for 20.000 school children in Penang. A spokesman of204 words
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Article72 1962-09-11 5 New Bishop of Kuching appointed KUCHINO. Mon. Canon D. H. N Allenby has been appointed Anglican Bishop of Kuching to succeed the Rt. Rev Nigel Cornwall, who is returning to Britain. Canon Allenby is expected to be consecrated in Britain on St. Andrew's Day Nov. 30> and enthroned In St.72 words
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Article25 1962-09-11 5 KUALA SELANGOR, Mon.— Inche Azmil bin Mohammed Daud. from the District Office, Kajang, has assumed duties as Assistant District Officer. Tanjong Karang.25 words
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Article59 1962-09-11 5 BUTTERWORTH. Mon Butterworth police today appealed to relatives or friend* of a man reported missing recently to try to i identify a body found in the Pral River during the Weekend The body, dressed in a sinelet is of medium build, aged about 45. It was59 words
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Article111 1962-09-11 5 V U A L A LUMPUR. Mon.— Two frigates of the Royal Australian Navy will visit Port Swettenham soon They are the Parramatta and the Yarra. Both are serving as part of the Australian contribution to the Commonwealth Strategic Reserve forces. The frigates, named111 words
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Article77 1962-09-11 5 EDUCATION POLICY MEETINGS 1 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon. Federal inspectors from the Ministry of Education will meet teachers, parents and school boards in central and south Kedah this week for discussions on matters connected with the Government's education policy. Meetings with boards of managers and parents will be held on Wednesday77 words
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Article139 1962-09-11 5 Crash boy loses a foot DENANG, Mon.— A 12- year-old boy. Tons: Yin Sai, one of eight children injured on Saturday night when a car crashed into the fivefoot way of a shop in Macalister Road, has lost his right foot It has been amputated, just above the ankle, in139 words
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Article24 1962-09-11 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The YWCA here will hold a cake sale at Robinson's on Saturday from 930 a.m to 1 am24 words
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Article22 1962-09-11 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The secretary-general of the Umno. Inche Hussein Nordin. has left for Britain on two months' leave.22 words
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53 1962-09-11 5 PENANG, Mon.— Two men on a scooter held up a cyclist. V. Marlmuthu. In Tanjonj? Bungah yesterday and robbed him of S5O. Marimuthu told the police the men were wearing raincoats. The scooter number plates were covered. One demanded his Identity card a:-d the53 words
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Article, Illustration374 1962-09-11 6 SIR JAMES: THE LAW IS AN ASS IF IT SAYS THAT Statement after being told about a certain provision in ordinance ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon. "If the law says that, then the law is an ass". These words came from the Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, in the Appeal Court374 words
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179 1962-09-11 6 COURT TOLD, STABBED WOMAN RAN NAKED, FELL DEAD JPOH, Mon.— The fifth 1 wife of a tapper stumbled into the nearby home of her mother-in-law naked one night and fell dead in her kitchen, the High Court here was told today. Accused of the murder of Ramlar blnte Mat Wally,179 words
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Article72 1962-09-11 6 The vendor defied extortioner SINGAPORE. Mon.—Gangsters wrecked a goods stall in Jalan Membina. Kallang, when the owner refused to pay extortion money last night. The owner. Tan Kirn Chwee. who pitched his stall near a wayang was approached at about 9 p.m. by a youth. When he refused to pay72 words
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Article40 1962-09-11 6 PENANO. Mon.— A 16-year-old girl was charged today with riding a motor-cycle without a licence and wlthi out Insurance coverage in Sungei Nlbong Road on Aug. 5. The case was transferred to the Juvenile Court.40 words
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Article43 1962-09-11 6 PENANG. Mon— All dailyrated employees of the City Council will be given a paid holiday on the official birthday of the Governor, Raja Tun Uda, on Dec. 15 if it is confirmed by the council at its special meeting on Wednesday.43 words
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123 1962-09-11 6 MIRI. Mon. The Barisan ITI Ra'ayat Jati of Sarawak (Barjasa), has protested against its exclusion from the four-nation Inter-Go-vemmental Committee now working out terms for the entry of North Borneo and Sarawak into Malaysia. A Miri branch spokesman, Mr. T.C. Lim. said it was undemocratic123 words
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Article, Illustration481 1962-09-11 6 A gold key will open Malayan Banking branch in London LONDON. Monday. A GOLD key will unlock the massive doors of the London branch of Malayan Banking Ltd. on Wednesday after Malaya's Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, has declared it open. 1 Then the specially made key will be481 words
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115 1962-09-11 6 FEDERATION MAN CAN LEAD PARTY RAKYAT qTNGAPORE. Mon. »J Party Rakyat Singapore has decided to amend its constitution to allow a Federation Party Rakyat leader to lead it. A party spokesman told the Straits Times today that this decision, taken at a meeting yesterday, would put the Singapore Party Rakyat115 words
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277 1962-09-11 7 MAYC-a defence by Tengku Abdullah KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE PRESIDENT of the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs, Tengku Abdullah, today defended the social functions organised by the association. Hf said the recent functions organised by the M.A.V.C. helped to strengthen ties between the youth of Malaysia and the Association of277 words
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Article213 1962-09-11 7 rPAH. Mon.— A Malayan Indian Congress delegation will go to Borneo soon to meet Indians there. The national vice-president of the MIC. Mr. V. Manickavasagam. will lead the deleRation. He told the annual deleKates' conference of the party's Perak branch here yesterday that the213 words
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Article143 1962-09-11 7 A police whistle routs robbers SINGAPORE. Mon. The Police Secretary. Mr. Lim Seng Huat, today asked the public to make more use of police whistles. A man had earlier foiled a robbery by blowing a police whistle in Victoria Street. Santa Singh, a watchman at a provision store in Victoria143 words
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Article73 1962-09-11 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places during the week at 7 p.m.: Tomorrow: Surin Avenue Chinese Temple: Mergui Road, off Norfolk Road: Pah Kong Kang Resettlement: Jalan Ahmad, off Paya Lebar: Joo Loong School. Jurong Road 13} m.s.73 words
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93 1962-09-11 7 Three hurt in gang clash at Paya Lebar SINGAPORE. Mon— Three people were injured by acid burns and parang wounds late tonight following a gang clash at Paya Lebar Road. They were Leng Teng Sang. 23, odd -job labourer. Low Swee Hoong, 20. house painter and Sai-Toh Mey Vims. 32.93 words
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Article79 1962-09-11 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. Five people, including two women and a child were taken to hospital late tonight after a sports car and a saloon car travelling towards the city met in a head-on collision near the 6th milestone Bukit Timah Road. The two women, Nelly Chia, 32,79 words
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Article, Illustration40 1962-09-11 7 Mr. and Mrs. George Bovd Ritchie, after their wedding at the church of Christ the King. Tanglin. Singapore, on Saturday. The groom is a Telecommunications technician while the bride, the former Miss Margaret Forrest, is a teleprinter superviser.40 words
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170 1962-09-11 7 FORMER GUARD CHIEF LAUDER DIES, 58 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Brig. I.C.A. Lauder, 58, former In-spector-General of the Federation Home. Guard, has died in Jamaica. News of his death was received here today by the exServices Association of Malaya, of which Brig. Lauder was the past President. He leaves a widow170 words
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271 1962-09-11 7 Malaysia inevitable now the SUPP has admitted it THE BORNEO Bulletin reports that the anti Malaysia Sarawak United People's Party has accepted Malaysia as "inevitable". The newspaper says that a decision by the party to seek co-operation with all Borneo political parties on the Malaysia issue indicated this admission. The271 words
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Article22 1962-09-11 7 PENANG. Mon. Eight coloured posters showing the launching of the satellite Telstar are displayed at the USIS In Beach Street.22 words
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Article23 1962-09-11 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— A week-long series of lectures given by RIDA officials begin tomorrow at the Jalan Ayer Molek school here.23 words
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Advertisement128 1962-09-11 7 Right around the world... Craven 'A' Filter Long Size is fast becoming the best liked filter cigarette right around the world. Here is a cigarette with the perfect balance between tobacco and filter— the right blend of specially selected Virginia tobacco and the right filter for a smoke that's smoother128 words
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Miscellaneous6 1962-09-11 7 Uiitf.s till miff Hi/ Ralph Ili-mululil6 words
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Article, Illustration635 1962-09-11 8 It will avert needless duplication of work and strive to make dreams a reality JWENTY-TWO experts from the three ASA countries began their first joint research meeting here today aimed at improving the lot of the Malayan, Thai and Filipino man-in-the-street. As the Minister of Health.635 words
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Article, Illustration110 1962-09-11 8 Former M.B. appointed envoy to Jakarta THE former Malayan Higb Commissioner in Pakistan, Dato Haji Kamarudclin (above) has been appointed Malaya's Ambassador to Indonesia Dato Kamaruddin will leave for Jakarta shortly. He succeeds Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, Malayan Ambassador to Germany. Prior to his appointment as High Commissioner in110 words
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Article14 1962-09-11 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon The Johore Legislative Assembly will meet on Oct. 14.14 words
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Article194 1962-09-11 8 RAF JET STUNT MEN FOR CHANGI SINGAPORE, Mon Three former members of the R.A.F. official jet acrobatic team, the "Blue Diamonds," named after the Emj blem of No. 92 Squad- ron from which the team was provided, have volunteered to fly from Chiengmai, North Thailand, Tor Changi's flying display on194 words
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Article237 1962-09-11 8 OA'AD bin Kassim, 24, sentenced to one year's jail 0 by the lower court last week for burglary, today had his sentence enhanced to five years by the Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson. However, he set aside the three strokes of the rotan237 words
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Article85 1962-09-11 8 TELUK ANSON. Mon.— The i deputy to the Mentri Besar of Perak, Inche Sulaiman bin Bulon. opened yestprday a road with 13 wooden bridges along it. Located in the Sungei Samak area, a riverine kampong on the Bernam River, the new road will serve about 80085 words
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Article55 1962-09-11 8 2 policemen accused of bribery SINGAPORE, Mon. Two traffic policemen at the Naval Base pleaded not guilty today to accepting a $28 bribe. Sulaiman bin Ngah and Omar bin Pantas wer» alleged to have accepted t^e money from Lee Chan Mem;, between June 16 and 19. They were each allowed55 words
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Article19 1962-09-11 8 MUAR, Mon.— A site along Jalan Abdul Rahman has been earmarked for houses for Government servants here.19 words
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Article47 1962-09-11 8 IPOH. Mon.— The Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis is launching a nation-wide campaign to sell greetings seals at five cents each. The Social Welfare Lotteries Board will match the proceeds of the sale on a dollar for dollar basis.47 words
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Article31 1962-09-11 8 SEGAMAT, Mon— Slew Teik Keong. a quarry worker, and Llm Hun Song, a rubber tapper, were each fined $35 here yesterday for fighting in public at Pekan Jabi.31 words
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Article18 1962-09-11 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Pahang has agreed to accept 774 landless families from Perils next year.18 words
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184 1962-09-11 8 SYED NASIR OFFERS TO AID OTHER LANGUAGE AGENCIES KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rpHE Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka here today offerA ed to advise and aid its sister organisations in the Malaysia territories to expand thei r work At present there are two organisations which carry out similar functions as the agency.184 words
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Article101 1962-09-11 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Seven Malayans left by air today for Canada for further studies under the Colombo Plan. They were Miss Choo Lai Aim, Mr. H. Swamlnatah, Mr. Chong Sin Jee, Tan i Choong Leong, Mr. Chin Wan i Seng, Mr. Chang Choon i101 words
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Article50 1962-09-11 8 MUAR. Mon. The Town Council here will apply to the State Government for a $500,000 loan to finance the proposed Ibrahim Park pro- ject here. The project will Include a swimming pool and a football stadium. A fence costing $50,000 will be built round the park.50 words
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Advertisement81 1962-09-11 8 DANISH /j 11 CHICKEN II VYIOTC t&StC. Danish Chickens are farm-reared on natural foodstuffs, to give you naturally fullflavoured meat. So you'll enjoy more taste when you buy a Danish Chicken. VfIOTC Z€Tl(l€7*yi6SS Plump young Danish Chickens are naturally tender. The oven-ready birds are quick-frozen, wrapped in hygienic poly-bags and81 words
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Advertisement307 1962-09-11 8 new* and improved CAMELIA now in a new offers you m <>rc comfort better protection Never before sanitary napkin as wonderfully toft as Camelia you can feel the difference! The new Camelia, especially designed for tuperb fit is so soft, so reliably absorbent that you enjoy complete freedom from chafe307 words
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Article106 1962-09-11 9 Extortion thug slashed, caught SINGAPORE, Mfjn. A kuay-teow hawker. Eng Keng Chow, 28. slashed an extortioner with his metal frying skillet m the Seng Poh '-toad market in Tiong Bahru this after: oon. The extortioner, who tried to flee was overpowered by other hawkers and handed to the police. The106 words
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831 1962-09-11 9 AZIZ ON THE DRIVE TO INCREASE PRODUCTION I£UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaya's aim in rice production is to keep pace with the increasing annual birthrate of 3.3 per cent one of the highest in the world. Experts from 15 countries attending the eighth831 words
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Article73 1962-09-11 9 PANTUN RECEIVED WITH APPLAUSE DELEGATES applauded wp.en Inche Mohamed Jamil soon after his election as chairman of the conference—said that in accepting the responsibilities of the chairman, he drew strength from the words of the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. and quoted this rural development pantun: High mountains we73 words
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734 1962-09-11 9 'Nanyang boys are like octopus with tentacles spread out' Mr. Seow CROWN Counsel Mr. Francis T. Scow today described the student and graduate organisations of Nanyang University as "an octopus with its tentacles reaching out to all the Chinese school old boys' associations" But he qualified this by saying that734 words
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Article25 1962-09-11 9 KUCHINO. Mon. The 25 American Peace Corps volunteers who arrived here las*. week attended a course at the Civil Service Training Centre here.25 words
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197 1962-09-11 9 SINGAPORE. Mon The Singapore Malay teachers' union today expressed full support for a conference ol I teacher*, from all the Malay- slan territories to be held at Kuala Lumpur in mid December The president ot the union, i Inche Mohamed Simin. said* that though Singapore's197 words
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Advertisement387 1962-09-11 9 THE CHOICE OF PEOPLE OF TASTE The choice of Japans A sweet liqueur from most fashionable so- Moka coffee and ciety. So delicate, so Brandy. The coffee's smooth, so delightful. aroma is locked in by Beautiful ornamental the brandy in this conuorcelain bottle. noisseur's drink. Obtainable at all better stores387 words
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Advertisement680 1962-09-11 9 PARKER L Quink INK is now available in ailimiDl CARTRIDGES A. a Pvo w f* r Porktr 45 and /JVm £vrerjh0 'P "low (Wutak Jjm Cmmmkhm Mm Now, no mailer where O MM \ou travel, sou need I* C M,oall/tif llc%Cr fUn OUt Of ink:! wmmmtJ These giant size, handy680 words
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Article140 1962-09-11 10 IVortf* Minimum > TNE BROTHERS and Sifter of th« Tin I'r.k N*o thank nortorj. anri Prtanda for their Con•lolenrf*. Wrnatha A Anwtan. at tha Fwnernl on 9-0-62. MR ano MRS. if K Meaon thank knai »uenda.nr«. invumc. va.tua.bla and good wlxha* on tha orr-astoa i f 'heir r*rrnt marriage140 words
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Article34 1962-09-11 10 Wordm Sl* 'Hlnimnm} IN LOVINC MIMORV of Olona Aag Sv «c I.nan who left u« nn 11-ti-fto hut M 'I fonrtlv rememhararl hy father Anc I ua| Sens, mniher. brother and sis-34 words
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Article125 1962-09-11 10 Word, $11) f Minimum) NESTEA and hnt water are all you :.een for itip «fter cup of perfect. refreahlng. lmi'v ;.ure tea. RYVITA .r.M'hiead the perfect aid to slimming. Enjoy rlelicious Kvvlti. Made from wholemeal rya. P.i.h in Vitimin W and mlnei >!• BE A COOD Malayan Read Berlta125 words
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710 1962-09-11 10 The Straits Times Tuesday,September 11,1962 The Routine Mission i Peking is going to enjoy a lot of field days over the shooting down of the Nationalist U-2 j reconnaissance plane. Where il was shot down, how it was 'shot down and what has hap- pened to the pilot— all the710 words
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Article357 1962-09-11 10 1 1 In the year or so since the I idea of a Penang university ,i college was first mooted, sentiment in favour has steadily grown. In the Penang State Assembly, the scheme enjoys strong bi-partisan support, jand official approaches have already been made with enicouraging results, we357 words
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Article233 1962-09-11 10 I Rents have been moving up in Petaling Jaya as a result of j increasing demand for housing. According to «Mr. T. R. P. Dawson, a former president of the Selangor Rentpayers Association, rents in some cases have been put up 30 per cent and as high as233 words
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Article391 1962-09-11 10 More letters to the Editor of the Straits Times YOUR reply to "Observer" (ST. Sept. 7) seems to me to be an attempt to sidestep the isssue in the Asian Games-Merdeka tournament controversies. Indonesia had no right whatsoever to bar Israel and Formosa from participating in the391 words
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Article, Illustration385 1962-09-11 10 Mr. Kwok and the mixture (politics and sport) as before ACCORDING to the FAM secretary. Mr. Kwok Kin Kent) A (above) the Israelis might cause evibarraasment if they were allowed to participate I would like to point out to Mr. Kwok that when the Israeli team did not get visas385 words
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Article, Illustration220 1962-09-11 10 Where were the others? MR. SONDIII of India (above) made a sUnd. VVnere were ttie utuer Asian representatives'.' At this rate we may soon have just one Asian country competing in the name of the Asian Gamis. Let us face it the Fourth Asian Games were not the Fourth Asian220 words
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800 1962-09-11 10 IT has been noted with some concern that from time to time the press has carried items oi news which concern the administration of the public service of the Federation of Malaya. It may be agreed that these news items, particularly those which purport800 words
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221 1962-09-11 10 A BIGGER STAKE AT THE GAMES: A GOLD IF Asian Gam?» critics had been amtmi; tinsportsmen icpiCKatflai their countries at Jakarta Imni would they makr a stand on the principle of mixing politics with sport? If they had bei-n. say n Jrgathascn. with a roIc) medal reasonably in sight, would221 words
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Article49 1962-09-11 10 INDONESIANS have become a laughingstock for disgraceful and uncivilised behaviour towards visiting sportsmen and nonparticipants at the Asian Games. Yet they claim close ties with neighbouring countries in culture, trade, etc? Have officials of the AGF no voice? If so. then where is democracy? TRUTH Ipoh49 words
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Advertisement24 1962-09-11 10 MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED is the Largest Federation incorporated Bank j with 60 Branches over The I Federation. Singapore, North Borneo, Brunei. London Hong Kong.24 words
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285 1962-09-11 11 CAR LOSS AND ALCOHOL: JUDGE'S RULING Mon Are the insurers of a ear liable to pay dams for its loss in an .undent if -he driver was under the influence of liquor? Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today gave Judgement for Madam Woo Chiang Fonu. a widow, who285 words
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Article46 1962-09-11 11 KLANG. Mon.— The Town Council has announced new rates of fines on hawkers who cause obstruction in market* in the districts. Under the new rates, first offenders are liable to a $5 line. $8 for the second offence and SlO for the third46 words
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Article28 1962-09-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr. D.C.M. Bailey, district manager of the New Zealand Government Tourist Bureau in Wellington, will arrive here on Sunday for a six-day visit.28 words
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Article26 1962-09-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The assistant Minister of commerce and Industry Mr. Cheah Theam Swee. will open the Replanting Staff Union,' conference here on Saturday.26 words
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Article43 1962-09-11 11 SINGAPORE. Mon A postman. Husain bin Kasmani. pleaded not guilty today to a charge of misappropriating a British postal order for £5. belonging to Loh Poh Seng, between Jan. 20 and 26. He was allowed ball until I Saturday.43 words
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Article636 1962-09-11 11 'Waitresses on laps'— police SINGAPORE. Mon Inspector saw them 'caressing and fondling' customers: Six-month suspension for one bar, a chance for another fHE Liquors Licensing Board today ordered a six-month suspension of the licence of the Salome Bar in Geylang Road following a police representation that Thong Ah Fook, the636 words
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316 1962-09-11 11 INDUSTRY COURT DECISION IS QUASHED 4 RFFEREE s decision of the Industrial Arbitra- tion Court given in March this year was quashed by the Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rose, in the High Court today. Sir Alan quashed the referee's decision following an intimation by Mr. T.S. Blnuathuray, Crown Counsel, on316 words
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129 1962-09-11 11 7-year jail for office boy who slew man SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Justice Chua in the Assize Court today Jailed M. Velu, 22, an office boy, for seven years for fatally attacking Ang Ah Leng, a van owner, with a piece of wood. Velu. who was originally charged with the murder129 words
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Article30 1962-09-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A scooter belonging to Wong Chong Heng. which was parked in front of the Puchong Association in Pudu Road, was missed at 3 a.m. yesterday.30 words
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Article235 1962-09-11 11 SINGAPORE, Monday. AS A rice salesman grappled for a revolver with three robbers in his car it went off, a preliminary Inquiry was told today Tan Kirn Toa. 34. the salesman, said the robbers, who ambushed him at Sembawang Road about 6 p.m on235 words
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Article, Illustration29 1962-09-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Mr. D. R. Uggat, principal of Rlda Training College, will be the speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club here on Wednesday.29 words
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Article142 1962-09-11 11 CINGAPORE. Mon. Austrian-born .Mrs. Gertrude Fortt. (above), wife of a British Army warrant officer, has been reported misting from her Dempsey Road home in Tanglin since la*t Thursday. The army authorities are appealing for help to trace her. Blonde, well-built and with a fresh complexion.142 words
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Article49 1962-09-11 11 MALACCA. Mon.— A trade union course was held at he Malacca Town Hall yesterday lor .udnrnen; of the Malacca branch of the Union .f Post Office Workers. This was the first such i-ourse for post office workers. Similar rr-'rses will be held in ither States.49 words
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Article21 1962-09-11 11 RAUB. Mon.— The annual delegates' conference of the Pahang Party Rakyat will be held In Temerloh on Wednesday.21 words
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230 1962-09-11 11 gOME 400 Singapo officers want wage $22 to $90 a month. This is the second time they are seeking; salary revision in five years. In 1957. they got increases ranging from $14 to $50 a month after a week's strike. The230 words
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Article65 1962-09-11 11 SEREMBAN. Mon.— A railway trolley with two trailers plunged 30 feet down a ravine after hitting and killing a goat two mile.s south of Seremban railway station today. Three people in the trolley. Mr. C. Chelladural (chief permanent way inspector), Gopal (the trolley driver) and Hassan65 words
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Miscellaneous454 1962-09-11 11 ninirt MAI AVA I Reel; 10 30 T e Slxth M«rr)«ka HAUIO MALAYA Football Tournament: 11.00 NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Close DownStRVICE ill Metre. RADIO SINGAPORE A.M. 6.00 TUne Signal. Nega- it meirts r»-ltu. Ntws Headline*; 6.06 MLDILM «.\»r. stKVICt Mcrnlns Melodies; 700 Rendez- 4 lti metres voua With Music: 7.30 Time454 words
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Article, Illustration366 1962-09-11 12 ISRAELI FASHIONS PRESENT THE LATEST TRENDS T*HE keynote of a loveAly collection of dresses seen at a fashion show on Saturday was SIMPLICITY. Every single dress showed that it could be worn by any woman because it was designed with an eye to practical366 words
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Article56 1962-09-11 12 ALINE FOR CHILDREN rpHE spare look prevalent in women's fashions has caught on with designers of children's wear. School and party clothes for this year feature low waisted dresses that flare into a lan of pleats, shift jumpers with hip level sashes, and two piece ensembles with straight-line pop-overs to56 words
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Article, Illustration321 1962-09-11 12 STUDY TOUR FOR ROSE nESTLESS like all artists are, Singapore's well known dancer. Miss Rose Eberwein, is once again making an interesting dance-study tour. She leaves the state on Friday on a pan-Orient tour which takes her to Sydney, Manila. Hong Kong Taipeh and Tokyo. She will be away for321 words
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Article118 1962-09-11 12 Keep your car neat and clean VjOST women pride themselves on their housekeeping, but devote little time to good car keeping apart from cleaning the windows occasionally. A spokesman of a car firm suggested that a regular cleaning routine can prolong the life of important car furnishings. Upholstery and carpeting118 words
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Article76 1962-09-11 12 rU may be tempted to overload your freezer during the hot days when fruits and vegetables are so plentiful. If you don't know the freezer capacity, check the instruction book. It will list the load and also give directions that should be followed. Mr. Frances76 words
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Advertisement182 1962-09-11 12 When your child is in pain... Doctors know that aspirin is best for treating fever and relieving pain in children, but only in small, exact, safe doses. That is why they recommend Anglers Junior Aspirin; it's made specially— to be safe lor children, because it contains exactly the right dose182 words
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Advertisement253 1962-09-11 12 M CREAM 7J^ with Progenilin Jn? Women everywhere have proven, 'Eterna 27' Cream by is the world's safest, surest, easiest way to make your skin look and feel younger! I TOASTER PE^ The only completely vy > #C automatic toaster V 4 |C Bread lowers automatically^^' f mi radiant •sunbeam253 words
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Miscellaneous265 1962-09-11 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8 Rolled egg for 16. perhaps 1 One of the lit Me people to (7). have in cheese (7). 9 In which Is the babe, and 5 Vague way to draw in Heaven the adult, in play (4, 3. 3. 3) (7). IS Religious expert, no265 words
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Article, Illustration1228 1962-09-11 13 a SPECIAL WRITER - a SPECIAL WRITER THIS IS FAO'S TASK: TO FIND FOOD RESOURCES FOR A WORLD POPULATION OF 3,000 MILLION WHICH IS GROWING AT THE RATE OF 150,000 A DAY... THE BULK IN ASIA- by THE U. N. Food and A g r i c v1,228 words
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Advertisement49 1962-09-11 13 AS the United Nations Assembly in New York drags on. hedged with acrimony, by contrast 4.400 miles away in. Rome the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), an agency of the UN. is really getting on with the job for which it was created Improving the world we live in.49 words
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Advertisement145 1962-09-11 13 PHILIPS TRANSISTOR RADIOS look at! In three tF#J|^^^ Perfect reproduction v Symbol of qualify Sign of perfection y^^ MALAYA <X\n«> »ORNEO SINGAPORE Ci Vvlll wVi :S w X V 4 i it -f 00$ gives quicker, smoother and w|p,' M »yJil? fr easier cutting of lallang growth. \m\ v)f FsCOTT145 words
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Miscellaneous243 1962-09-11 13 t Oop By V- T. li ami in S*~ N/ TH' OL' BOY WASN'T \_L 1 YOU SELL SQUAwA^ ...BUT IF YOU RAISE V <NO CCAU P*LB FACE SEE UM KIDOIN' ABOUT S I BUY UM... N Y3UC OFFER TO TEN,/ V/HY, SQUAW NOT WORTH/ I SUNSHINE THOSE SQUAWS HE'S243 words
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350 1962-09-11 14 FED.'S BUILDING MATERIAL OUTPUT UP Big increase in roofing sheets PRODUCTION of building materials in the Federation achieved a higher level during the first quarter this year, although output in some lines dropped. Those that rose included posts, septic tanks, channels and inverts all made of concrete, asbestos cement roofing350 words
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Article137 1962-09-11 14 Nestle's sales training course THIRTEEN Nestle and agency salesmen from eight Asian countries are now taking a two-week sales training course at Nestles training school in Kuala Lumpur. Sponsored by Nestles Products (Malaya) Ltd., the course is designed to familiarise the salesmen with modern marketing techniques problems relating to ad-137 words
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140 1962-09-11 14 THE marketing direc- tor of an American corporation now on a world tour is to visit Singapore at the end of the month. He is Mr. Charles H. English of Basic Products International Division, Basic Products Corporation. The purpose of his tour Is to140 words
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114 1962-09-11 14 SAKURA FILM AGENTS SET UP ANOTHER BRANCH BEE Loh Photo Suppliers, the panMalayan agents of Sakura films, established a Singapore branch office in Middle Road last week. Sakura is a product of Konishiroku Industry Company Ltd. Tokyo which has been a principal manufacturer of Japanese cameras and films for 80114 words
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Article67 1962-09-11 14 Maclaine Watson < Malaya) Ltd. have been appointed sole agents and importers for Halg's Gold Label and Haig's Dimple Scots whiskies. Mr. Un Yao Lin of Maclaine Watson says that Haig's Gold Label whisky will soon be marketed in Singapore and the Federation in a new bottle67 words
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Article30 1962-09-11 14 There will be no change in the present range of Jaguar Mark 11. Mark X and "E" Type models next year. Cycle and Carriage, sole Malaysian distributors, announced.30 words
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Article108 1962-09-11 14 WORK un the £23 million Rootes project at Undwood near Glasgow, b going u-cordlnß to schedule and the new car factory will De operating early next year Thi* is stated In the progress report ot Mr. Geoffrey Rootes. chairman of Rootes i Scotland) Ltd. He says108 words
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288 1962-09-11 14 CHAN KWAN HOI - CHAN KWAN HOI by A JAPANESE industrialist. Mr. T. Horikawa. has been greatly impressed by the "good conditions" in the Tasek industrial estate in Ipoh which he describes as suitable for the establishment of heavy industries. i Mr. Horikawa Is the managing director of Mara288 words
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Article22 1962-09-11 14 Pan-Malayan copra exports in May totalled 3.354 tons against 3.408 tons in April, bringing the five-month total to 20.588 tons.22 words
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254 1962-09-11 14 Japanese to start $1.5 m. roller shutter plant here W*L t jl, T ,la'ltiri M*** a*aw*« A $1.5 MILLION steel roller auto-shutter factory is to be set up in Singapore early next year to supply the needs of South-East Asian countries. Roller auto-shutters both of the push-up and sliding types254 words
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Article135 1962-09-11 14 AN AUSTRALIAN concern, Dodds Consolidated Industries (Far East) Ltd., which represents a number of heaving engineering companies, has opened an office in Singapore. The company has appointed Mr. J.J. Hutt, one of its Australian executives. as manager. Mr. Hutt was formerly with Rlley Dodds (Aust.)135 words
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Article56 1962-09-11 14 Anew housing estate is now being developed on freehold land off Duneaxn Road, Singapore, by the Holly Realty and Co. Ltd. The $750,000 project comprises 22 two-storey semidetached bungalows, each having three bedrooms and two bathrooms (one with long bath). Each house occupies a site of 4.000 sq.56 words
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Advertisement265 1962-09-11 14 111 _^iB»"^~^ <- ""^^V I PUMPING PROBLEMS J^^' Look for this Quality" on 1 I It is your assurance of Extra Safety and Dependability y^Hk and only EmT?*^ f [2iS tyres Have it ]^SSS>I From start to finish in the huilding of evpry Firestone jfJKuLMP&CyW* tyTe. Quality is the first265 words
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Advertisement181 1962-09-11 14 EAGLE ENGINEERING c """t"" ti FOR ALL MARIIMH AND GENERAL ENGINC REPAIRS EAGLE ENGINEERING CO. 6. KUNG CHONG ROAD. SINGAPORE. TEL: 6IOB6 Ah-tshoo Ah < I|)§ t' Ah-h-h VAPEX inhalant VAPEX j •h ftlkf ot natal congestion ..In R?ad colds and catarrh. A CHAMPION WEIGHTLIFTER? > li/S^mblß Yes! But not181 words
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Advertisement1566 1962-09-11 15 To_ I IYERPOOI I WEST COAST U.K. Due S port Sails P Shan Penang ELPENOR liiirpttl It Pf Sipt 12 PERSEUS li.trpMl. Cut) 0 j>« Gl« II Stpt 13 Stpt 14/11 Stpt 17 AORASIUS Mse i lev Lpaa>. Dublin t* 33 Stpt II Stpt 11/20 Stpt 21 CYCLOPS h Li<erpiil.1,566 words
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Advertisement1536 1962-09-11 15 BEW^^LEME EJLPRJUS SERVICE TI LOSiOHt. UVUPMt ft CONTIMNTAL PMTS. Spore P Sham PWAMI JENHIANT L'PMI. H'tMirg. G'tMWtK Atw» Stpt 12/15 Sept IS/20 Sipt 21/21 UNALMNACN L'laa, B'mM. A'warp, I'Oam Sipt 12,15 Stpt 11/20 Seat ***** bthNACMiEiHr H'ltrg, L'laa, Roam, M'tvt Seat IS/2S teat 24/21 n*t2S/i lEHLOMOM (EOJAJ Lpetl. R'oao. HeO'lJurg.1,536 words
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Advertisement1253 1962-09-11 15 w^ McAUSTER «fc CO., LTD. W. |Ml nil ikx cm. llaSmmW fXJEA ELURMAN LIMB ok BXATBMSM LWE •■> IttVRE. LONOCN MAMBURS, ROTTIROAtJ. UN ANGELES. UN FRANCISCO. MIOOUSBROO6H. SUniL. VANCOUVER ft PORTLINB. tin a# Lficfsm «r unuiu Atctptiai cargi ttr Cttual ft Siutt rport P. S*t«m Ptnang Amtnca. la Part/11 Salt1,253 words
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Article134 1962-09-11 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. TTNDER bettre support, rrncral KJ investment and Industrial shares held a slightly tinner trend. B.H.P. recovered 6d and other leaders also improved. OiU were active, following the Westrro»e Gaa strike Aasoc. Aust. Oil firmed early, but later receded and A.O.G. lost some of Friday's gain. Most134 words
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Article65 1962-09-11 16 ri C Malayan Exchange Banks' Asse* GUtien made this change la It* rates to merchants yesterday (the rate Is to $100): telling TT er OD resdy: Swiss Franc* 141. On the frse exchange market In Hong Kong the US dollar wax quoted at 5.731 for T.T. and 665 words
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Article177 1962-09-11 16 SHIM lying alengside the Singapore wharves today arei Selkml liaru 39, Rom Ml Prrwua It), Biaoe 38. Sabang (RP1I) 21/22, UelUl Mmru 3S/3U, Agapcoor 42/43. BaUi (Bwedisb) 4/6. Outer reads: Brtgltte aUersk. Leewan«, Nrder Wescr. Julius Kuctk, Uolpbeverctt, BTV. Pretoria.. Davnc, Bali, UuMcldorol. Ananumn. Mitbai Maru, Sllx:roet.177 words
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Article128 1962-09-11 16 Sept. 10. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) F. N. 14 cts. Robinson 9 cts. M. Box 13 cts. Rothmans 12 cts. Breweries 25 cts. Steamship 9 its. M. Cement 20 cts. 8. Times 20 cts. 8. Darby 4 Id. 8. Traders 25 cv. Cold Storage 4|d. Unlteers 11 cv.128 words
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628 1962-09-11 16 From Our Market Correspondent rE trend in industrials on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was still upward and Fraser and Neave. Malayan Cements and Dunlops notably went to new high levels. There is a certain amount of investment buying aiding the price rises,628 words
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Article631 1962-09-11 16 POMBINED business In the Sinpore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of deals in brackets: Industrial!: Boustead (6.000) SI. TO: Dunlopi (500> JI.R9 SL. (9.000) SI.U9. (2.000) 51.90: Fltipatrlcks (I.OOO) $2.15: F. and N. /ord". (2.000) 5.1.08 I). (500)631 words
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302 1962-09-11 16 ♦THE price of tin was still steady in Penang yesA terday falling by only 12± cents to $424,871 on an offering estimated to be increased by 15 tons to 255 tons. This Is the week when the GSA will start its302 words
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Article238 1962-09-11 16 SEPTKMBER first grade rubber buyers f.e.k. elooed at S p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yrstrrday at 74* eenta per lb. up aevenriKhtha of a cent. The tone wu quietly steady. 1.3. C.R.A. and P.M.R.E. eloslnc prices In cents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt t238 words
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Article124 1962-09-11 16 CHINESE Prtduca ExeHangt Slngap«r« n**n prlM* p«r *cut yittarday: CtMnut all: bulk $37 1 seller*, drum S4OJ Kellers, Ctpra: Sept. $27 t buyera, $28 sellera. P«*W«r: Muntok whit»\ $145 sellers, Sarawak white .<m:i V sellers special Sarawak black $lO7t sellers) Lampong black $1121 seller*. AST A $125 sellers.124 words
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Article60 1962-09-11 16 Farther Anrast robber crop* included: BenU 145,000 lb-. Jeram KuanUn 85.500 lb.. Kundon* TanJonr Pan 185.000 lb., MentakaVy 96.000 lb., and Snngei Ba*a» f 199.000 lb.. Malaka Plnda 190,500 lb. United Malacca 138.000 lb.. Aver Molek 44.930 lb., Leone Hln San, Ltd. 80,300 lb.. and Nyalas Robber Estates.60 words
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Article27 1962-09-11 16 September 10 MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 741 cents (up seven-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5424.87J (down 121 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (up 15 tons).27 words
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Advertisement687 1962-09-11 16 WESTBOUND EUROPE SERVICE Sport P. S'liam Penang Marmllis. Ham. Diakirk, S*»»IH» 12/14 Sipt UUSeit 17 Sift aatwtrp, »lttir«aa, H'karf, Iriaia. SOUTH I WEST AFRICA SERVICE TIORA la Ptrt Durban (M/t), Port Elizabeth (IS/I). Capetown (J7/I), Vataoi (2/11), Lagos (1/10), Cotonou (11/11). Tema, Takoradi Abidjan, Freetown, Conakry, Dakar (24/11). EASTIOUWO Spore687 words
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Advertisement470 1962-09-11 16 c..\.Bia. WEDDING GAZETTE NOTICE TO »»»-/ira«w CREDITORS TO SEND C I AIMS TAN CHING YEW OP KWONO THE COMPANIES ACT, 1948 CHEONG HING, KLANG. an- DiUTcur icci i Kir adi nounces the marriage of Ins THE BAfiltN(j (btLArtUUK) daughter Miss Tan Lam Ch'ng 10 DIIRRFR FSTATFS I IMITF.D Mr k**470 words
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Advertisement738 1962-09-11 17 TENDER TENDER NOTICE. J.K.R. PERSEKUTUAN. Tenders will oe received from Remstered J.K.R. Contractors In Class Ex and above (under Head I tad ID up to 3.0 C p.m on Monday. 24th September. 1962 at UM Office of JJC.R Wolcshop Per.sekut,uan. Jalun Cheras. Kuala Lumpur, for- CONSTRUCTION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS738 words
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Advertisement71 1962-09-11 17 TENDER 1 J.K.R. SELANGOR TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from approved registered Contractors up to 3 p.m. on 27th September, 1962 at the Office of the Btate Engineer Selangor, Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin. Kuala Lumpur for the SUPPLY OP REINFORCED SPUN CONCRETE PIPES TO THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, BELANOOR FOR71 words
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Advertisement110 1962-09-11 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA HISTORY DEPARTMENT APPLICATIONS are Invited for a post which Is likely to become available in January 1963, tn the History Department as Lecturer/ Assistant Lecturer in History. Candidates should nave at least a good honours degree with suitable teaching and research experience- Preference will be110 words
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Advertisement827 1962-09-11 17 (Continued from I'ace 10 1 SITUATIONS VACANT Mr Wmrd* IS IMln.t—Bnx *m rta -rtr. WANTED COOK GENERAL Aman. Apply 65, Fa i croon Court Una Tree Hill. Tel: *****. B'por. WANTED RELIABLE ENGLISH speaking Amah for child three years References required. Tel: (Spore) 60H38 between 4 and 6 p.m. LADY827 words
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Advertisement825 1962-09-11 17 ACCOMMODATION WANTED Vi Word* t$ i»tlu.r—Bmx W rts. tsfra TWO ROOM FLAT preferably District lv. Ring (Spore) ***** Office txmrs WANTEb FIRST OCTOBER unfurnished oouse/rut Io city art* rloa (Spore) <MMi morning up to 8 ev.nln,. from I 30 WANTED TO RENT Compound House 3 Bedroom* Kuroisned or L'nfurnished. Uisinii825 words
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Advertisement804 1962-09-11 17 TOURS ft EXCURSIONS it Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box tt ct*. txtn j TOUR MALAYA 7-DAVS J53.00 Inclusive: Hotel, Food, Transport. Departure:— 16-9-M. 7-10-62. Contact Nam-Bo Travel Sen-Ice, 138, Cross Street, Spore. Tel: *****. MALAYA 7-DAY TOUR: SI2O/--16/9, 29/9. Hongkong/Japan Roundtrip- Air tISUO/- 24/9. Bangkok/ Chiensmal S3OO/- 6/10. Enqulrlea.Archlpelago Limited, 198.804 words
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Advertisement681 1962-09-11 17 FOR SALE It Word* S3 (Hlm.r—Bmx St tU. txtrm I ORONIOS. Be Gold Strike golden yellow. E. V. Lin, P.O. Box 189, I Spore. i s A HOT TIP I FOR A SUCCESSFUL MEAL. tabasco: Savoury, spicy TABASCO will add flavour to any dish. Always keep TABASCO handy I I681 words
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Advertisement427 1962-09-11 17 LADIES DRESS SHOP 10 Word* SS (Mlm.)— Box St CU. txtrm COTTON AND AFTERNOON Dreuts •f latest styles. Kom Gown gbov. (B'pore). SALE TILL SATURDAY Dimsea st Half-Prices Uulctuiods' Qown*. 3rj Kloor. Glao Slnsb's. Raffles Plan. LADIES DRESSMAKING Wmrdm SS (Him.)— Box St ct: txtrm FLORENCE LAOIES DRESSMAKERS Olvcs You427 words
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834 1962-09-11 18 ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep: Singapore, Mon. TIB A TIBA, with Moses Lee up, stepped out in fine style on a heavy track at A Bukit Timah this morning— there was further rain in the early hours of rhe morning. Breaking into834 words
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475 1962-09-11 18 WEIGHTS for six TT races at Bukil Timah tomorrow: CL. 1, DIV. 2— 6 F. Gemini Prince 9.00 Sugar Boy 9.00 Jatnark 9.00 I Woodcote Lady 8.13 j Lucky Lucky 8.12 On Parole 8.12 Memo 8.11 Worthing 8.11 r.quitv 8.10 Jasz Singer 8.08 i475 words
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739 1962-09-11 18 BELGRADE, Mon. The position of Japan and other nations which took part in the recent Jakarta Asian Games will be considered at a two-day meeting of the Council of the International Amateur Athletic Federation (1.A.A.F.) opening here today, Mr. Donald Pain. I.A.A.F. secretary announced.739 words
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76 1962-09-11 18 Ransome Cup to Teachers Training College SINGAPORE, Mon. Teachers Training College yesterday won the annual cross-country race for the Ransome Cup. beating University of Singapore by half p mile. TTC. represented by R. Bala- 1 krishnan. Chla Hern Kok and Hon Yong Ann, covered the 12-mile' course in 1 hr76 words
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Article207 1962-09-11 18 Final placing* In the English county cricket championship. P W LD NDI DB Pta. At. Yorkshire 32 14 4 14 0 1 9 36 334 700 Worcestershire 33 14 3 14 1 1 8 34 230 6.87 Warwickshire 32 13 5 15 0 3 11 32 303207 words
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Article, Illustration421 1962-09-11 18 Laver, Emerson to clash in the US final ROD Layer and Roy Emerson, two old rivals from Australia, swept aside Mexican and American opponents to set up the third successive all-Aus-tralian final in the United States tennis championships here yesterday. Layer crushed Mexico's Rafael Osuna 6-1, 6-3, 6-4 with suchReuter - 421 words
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Article25 1962-09-11 18 IPOH, Mon. Shaw Brother* became the soccer League Dlv. 2 champions today when they beat Kilat Club 1-0 on the Coronation Ground here.25 words
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Article124 1962-09-11 18 PARIS. Mon. Racegoers at Longchamp crowded around the paddock and booed after La Seem, considered Prance's best filly, had finished last of six runners in the £3.000 Prix De La Nonette. The race over I miles for three-year-old fillies was won by Lord Derby's French-trained Salinas, riddenReuter - 124 words
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Article52 1962-09-11 18 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Seletar Auto Club will hold a standing nuartei-mile sprint at Seletar on Sept. 23. The meet, on the R.A.F. Seletar runway, will be open to all members of Singapore Motor Club. Forces Motoring Club and the Civil Service Motoring Association. Entries will close on52 words
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Article25 1962-09-11 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Tr*> Selangor Hockey Association nii. I hold its annual genemi ny*"-"*-4 at the S.C.R.C. premises on Frfcday at 7.30 p.m25 words
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Advertisement1094 1962-09-11 18 J.K.R. NOTICE. The roadway at the Public Level Crossing at Railway Telegraph Post No. 188/17-18, over the approach road to Tanjong Mallm Town will be closed to Traffic for I laying an li XV Cable under the track from 10.00 p.m. on 17 9.1962 to 600 a.m. on 18.9.62 All1,094 words
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Advertisement836 1962-09-11 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SITUATION VACANT DRAUGHTSMAN The town office of a tin dredging company requires the service* ot a qualified draughtsman accustomed to structural steelwork. A man with some experience in dredge design would be preferred Only properly qualified and experienced men need apply to Box ASS4B S.T». i S'pore) TENDERS836 words
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Advertisement70 1962-09-11 18 SEE PERFECTLY WITHOUT GLASSES! THIS FRANK, EASY TO FOLLOW SYSTEM OFFERS NEW HOPE AND REAL HELP TO EVERYONE WHO REALLY WANTS TO IMPROVE AND SEE BETTER WITHOUT TH» USE OF GLASSES. IF YOU SUFFER FROM ANY EYE WEAKNESS (EXCEPT DISEASED EYES) SUCH AS LONG SIGHT, SHORT SIGHT, ASTIGMATISM, FAILING SIGHT70 words
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Article722 1962-09-11 19 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL CIVILIANS, SERVICEMEN COMBINE By INDONESIANS WILL FACE STIFF TUSSLE KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. SINGAPORE'S line-up for their matches in the current Merdeka fifth anniversary soccev tournament will include more Services players than the State's national team representatives For their first match against holders Indonesia at722 words
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Article, Illustration37 1962-09-11 19 YAHAYA Mustapha (left) retained his men's singles title when he beat Rosli Majid 9—7, 7—5 in the final of the Perak Malays tennis championships which concluded in Ipoh on Sunday. —Straits Times picture.37 words
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Article206 1962-09-11 19 Mon.— The ten-day festival of oasketball, organised by the 5.A.8.F.. starts here today. Heading the programme is the five-nation South-East Asia tournament which begins tonight at the f- Badminton Hall and lasts until Friday. This will be followed by the two-day visit of the New Zealand national206 words
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Article353 1962-09-11 19 CHANCE TO TOUR BANGKOK SINGAPORE, Monday. ]tf ALAYAN Rugby Union president Mr. Wood Kan today called on all rugger players in Malaya and Singapore to keep themselves fit and ready for the trials this month to pick a Malayan team to tour Thailand next month.353 words
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Article68 1962-09-11 19 CiEREMBAN. Mon. Negrl Sembilan All-Blues Association—the first Asian Rugby body to be formed in Malaya —is to be dissolved after 39 years. Asian Rugby will now be looked after by the state association. Teoh Tlaw Guan, vicepresident of the All-Blues Association here said today: "On the assurance68 words
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Article68 1962-09-11 19 MALACCA, Mon. Malacca Amateur Athletic Association has called for entries for the annual Police walk to be held hem In conjunction with Police Week on Sept. 30. The various classes are: Veterans (over 40 years); senior (20 to 40); junior (19 and under); women senior (It68 words
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370 1962-09-11 19 Invitation to SHA to tour Pakistan SINGAPORE, Mon.— A.I.S. Dara, manager of the Pakistan hockey team, the world champions, today Invited the Singapore Hockey Association to send a tour team to Pakistan. Mr. Dara told B.H.A. officials and players: "There Is no short cut to world supremacy at hockey. You370 words
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Article127 1962-09-11 19 Caution on new rule urged LAUSANNE (Swltaerland), Mon. —The International Olympic Committee (IOC; hope that their new rule whereby amateur athletes can be compensated for loss of wages will be applied cautiously. Mr. Average Bnmdage, J.O.C president. In a letter accompanying the new rules, said there had been considerable argument127 words
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Article160 1962-09-11 19 TENNIS TAN SONG LIAN ctp (Malacca): Segamat bt Malacca 4-J <B. Chandra n bt Mm Jet Thlen 0-2, 6-2; Lim Meng Oh bt Yap Cheng Boon 8-6. 8-6; 8. Savaratnam lost to Kw-k Yoke How 0-0. 5-7, Koh Kum Watt and Saab Tong Kang lost to Ben Ooma*160 words
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Advertisement36 1962-09-11 19 -f| ±r@ty OttfiOKt Tyn/M ani caul A j- x\ tke {4|e o\ ok cuk\ty& ioU fl< s entSs Act iU J "WLEBELCCHINAft fiAcCe^L \tAU*M$ to Mt V^Sf CtmPOtE, MAULUMPUt uou i luto -falcu >v KUAN 636 words
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Advertisement392 1962-09-11 19 §COD LTVEE OIL CAPSULES Feel in top condition all day, every day. Take Scott's Cod Liver Oil Capsules enriched with Vitamins A and D Cor the glorious extra energy that I A comes from staying in good health.... and from protection against disease. Scott's Cod Liver Oil Capsules* contain A392 words
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Miscellaneous68 1962-09-11 19 3portS JLflSFjr mBmRIRBmSSImBmBJP soccer MEEDEKA TOURNEY: Indonesia v Spore (7.30 p.m.); Korea v Vietnam (9, Merdelca Stadium). FENANG DIV. 1: MTC v Ramblers (City Stadium. 5.15). IPOH DIV. 1: Kinta Indians v Town Council (Jn Abdul Jalil). B. GAJAH LGE: Putra Melayu v Royal English School (padang) RUGGER S'GOR LGE:68 words
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243 1962-09-11 20 POLICEMAN QUESTIONED ON BEST FRIEND'S SHOOTING SINGAPORE, Mon. *3 The police today interrogated Constable Krishnan Gopalan, of Tanjong Pagar Police Station, whose service revolver was used in a fatal shooting incident at his home in Cantonment Road last night. P.C. Krtshnan, who lives with his father, A.S.P. A. Oopalan told243 words
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Obituary75 1962-09-11 20 MR. CHfW BOON BCNC pained away peacefully on 10/0/62 Icavlnn behind a wife. 2 rotui. 5 daughters. 4 ■on.i-ln-law. 10 grandchildren. Cortege will leave at 15. Ulan Bempadu on Wednesday (12/8/1862) at 2.00 p.m. MM. ROIEV QONSALEZ age 86 peued away peacefully at 101 Joo Cblat Terrace on 10/8/6375 words
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Article27 1962-09-11 20 FAMILY OF LATI Mr I.lm Kbeow SoriK thank relatlvra "and friendi for their amaliuinee, mpua«M of condolence, wrrathj. wrolls. night viilu and attendance at the funeral.27 words
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198 1962-09-11 20 Easy to pick up secrets in Pentagon he says T^EW YORK, Mon. A former Polish Army officer said yesterday that he and other Communist agents who spied for the Soviet Union while working in Washington found the U.S. Defence Department headquarters in the Pentagon an excellent place to pick upReuter - 198 words
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Article398 1962-09-11 20 LONDON. Mon. Quie'ly firm conditions prevailed in most sections of the London Stock Exchange today. The volume of business left much to be desired. The main exception to the generally satisfactory showing was provided by the gilt-edged market. Profittaklng in the undated stocks following adverse comment brought War398 words
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Article, Illustration92 1962-09-11 20 LONDON, Mon— The British public has already given $850,000 lo the Red Cross relief of Persian earthquake victims, the British Red Crosi Society announced today. The Society said a further 50.000 letters had not yet been opened. A FEW hours after his arrival in London to92 words
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Article228 1962-09-11 20 A RALLY A EARNS S'PORE VICTORY SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore livenation South East Asia invitation basketball tournament started i with two thrilltfc 1 1 matches at the Badlrinton Hall tonight. After the colourful opening mony. Cambodia, who opened the tournament with .i match against Sarawak. registered a convincing 86-66 victory,228 words
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Article34 1962-09-11 20 Police detain a man LONDON. Mon Police today detained a man outside Marlborough House where the Commonwealth leaders are meeting. Police would give no details, but eyewitnesses said there had been a scuffle. 4f34 words
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Advertisement26 1962-09-11 20 LIM: To Evelyn and Ewe Ruat a ■on. at K.K. on 10.8. 62. PATRICK: September Bth at Mount Alvernla' to Dorothy and Tom, a aoo Stephen.26 words
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Miscellaneous40 1962-09-11 20 |JIGHEST and lowest temperatures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Sunday to 8 pjn. yesterday: Highest Lowest ..Kuala Lumpur 86 75 Kola Bharu 81 72 Penan^ 81 72 Ipoh 79 70 Malacca 84 73 Singapore 88 7340 words
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