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Title Section14 1963-02-02 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 35, 114 words
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Article, Illustration820 1963-02-02 1 YAP CHIN KWEE - Tengku hails UN move YAP CHIN KWEE I'M STILL HOPING TO VISIT MANILA' By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. TENGKU Abdul Rahman today welcomed the United Nations' interest in Malaysia and announced that he had taken up "through diplomatic channels" the Philippines' anti-Malaysia stand. In an interview at the Residency, the Tengku820 words
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Article, Illustration549 1963-02-02 1 THREAT IN BORNEO 'SET TO GO IN' Indonesian Army chief: 'We are waiting for order to drive out colonialists' KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. THE Indonesian Army is "awaiting the order" to move into British North Borneo in support of volunteers, according to an Antara news agency report received here today, quoting549 words
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Article, Illustration378 1963-02-02 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. 'pHE Royal Malayan Navy will step up territorial water patrols to counter violations by Indonesian gunboats, the Chief of Naval Staff, Captain A.M. Synnot, announced today. This action follows failure on the part of the Indonesian Government to respond to378 words
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Article108 1963-02-02 1 JAKARTA. Fri. The acting spokesman of the Indonesian Foreign Ministry said today he could neither confirm nor deny that Aiahari, leader of the Brunei rebellion, wcs in the country on a twoday transit visa issued by the Indonesian Embassy in Manila. However, Azahari. accompaniedReuter - 108 words
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Article69 1963-02-02 1 OENEVA. Fri. Ninety million people, half the total population of 10 countries and territories tn Asia, are infected with intestinal parasite*, the World Health Organisation said. WHO estimated the overall fina rial loss caused by the parasites comes to UBJSOO ($1,500) million annually. It said69 words
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Article, Illustration319 1963-02-02 1 BRITAIN REJECTS MANILA'S BORNEO CLAIM LONDON, Fri. The Anglo Philippine Foreign Ministers' conference here ended today with a rejection by Britain of the Philippine claim to North Borneo. A Filipino spokesman said shortly after the conference ended Just before lunch that regarding North Borneo "Her Majesty's Government could not accept319 words
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81 1963-02-02 1 JAKARTA. Fri. Malaya's ambassador to Indonesia, Dato Hajl Kamaruddin bin Hail Idrts. had "failed to fulfil normal diplomatic courtsey" by returning to Kuala Lumpur this week without notifying the Indonesian Government, the official Antara news agency said today. "He simply left this country for81 words
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150 1963-02-02 1 SULTAN TO DISCUSS TERMS FOR BRUNEI KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Sultan of Brunei is expected to begin talks next week with the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, on the terms under which his state will join Malaysia. The Sultan, who arrived by air last night, spent a "restful" day with150 words
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Article31 1963-02-02 1 LONDON. Fri.— A battalion of the Red Devils the parachute regiment are off today to Singapore for six weeks of Jungle and parachute training, the War Office announced.31 words
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Article38 1963-02-02 1 HONQ KONQ. Fri. General Sir Oerald Lathbury. Quartermast-er-Oeneral to British forces, arrived In Hong Kong today for a six-day visit during which he will confer with senior service commanders and visit Army units and Installations. neuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article102 1963-02-02 1 60 die as planes crash into city ANKARA, Fri. Sixty people were killed and 70 were injured when two planes collided over Ankara today. The two planes were a Middle East Viscount airliner and a Dakota Turkish military plane, according to an official announcement. Blazing wreckage fell on the businessReuter - 102 words
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Article39 1963-02-02 1 U.S. TO RESUME N-TESTS WASUNGTON l I President Kennedy is or dering preparations for r«>umption underground nuclear testing in Nevjd.i following breakup tr^t talki> with Russia. Sei i 1 State Dean RunW annoim* ed today— UP I.UP - 39 words
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438 1963-02-02 2 ! KRISHNA MOORTHY - KRISHNA MOORTHY AFRO-ASIAN DESK ■>—— NEW DELHI, Friday. THE evil spell that President de Gaulle has cast on Britain's fortunes may, in Delhi's view, bring about some international good. Britain and other Western countries have been cold-shouldering the world trade conference supported438 words
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Article22 1963-02-02 2 SAIGON, PrL Two Australian warships, the Quiberon and Queen Borough, arrived here yesterday for a five-day goodwill visit. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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98 1963-02-02 2 3 MILLION STAMPS FOR KIM'S WINGS NEW YORK, Fri_Capt. Kyung O. Kirn, South Korea's only woman pilot in the Korean War, last night received a Piper Colt training plane as a gift from a group of American women flyers who saved three million trading stamps to buy it. Taking part98 words
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153 1963-02-02 2 SAIGOK Friday. A UNITED States Army captain was killed yesterday when Government troops with whom he was attached as military adviser clashed with Communist guerillas along the Quang Ngal coast S5O miles north-east of Saigon. He was the 27th American serviceman to die InReuter - 153 words
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213 1963-02-02 2 Thais repel Karen raid on border village BANGKOK, Fri. Some 200 armed Karen bandits crossed into Thailand from Burma on Wednesday and raided a border village before they were repelled by Thai border police, it was reported today. The bandits were driven back across the Muey River on the Thailand-BurmaUPI - 213 words
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Article49 1963-02-02 2 NEW DELHI, m Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, last night Rave a dinner In honour of the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr Subandrio, who Is here on a peace mission aimed at bringing together the Indian and Communist Chinese Prime Ministers to settle the border dispute. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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91 1963-02-02 2 NARASIMHAN IN BANGKOK ON PEACE MISSION BANGKOK. Frt.— Mr. C. V. Narasimhan, Deputy I'n-der-Secretary of the United Nations for Political Affairs, arrived here last night for a three-day visit. He is scheduled to meet the Thai Foreign Minister, Mr. Thanat Khoraan, over lunch today. During his stay here he will91 words
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Article, Illustration73 1963-02-02 2 PASSENGERS of the Tokyc-bound express Koshiji bid farewell to each other at the end of their long journey after going through the ordeal of being confined in the train for 112 hours. Raging blizzards plaguing north central Japan since last week caused the paralysisUPI - 73 words
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Article299 1963-02-02 2 DATELINE Hong Kong From FRANCIS TLIONDAY was a special day for Hong Kong iTI Chinese. Traditional ceremonies marked the return of the God of Wealth from a four-day visit to heaven. Offerings of fruits, sweetmeats, chicken and pork ■were placed beside red candles and Joss sticks at the god's altar299 words
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Article30 1963-02-02 2 rjiHE baby boom hit JL an all-time record last year. The 111,905 babies registered last year was an increase of 1.238 over the previous highest in 1%030 words
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Advertisement265 1963-02-02 2 HERE'S LOVELY NEWS! LAN COME BEAUTY EXPERT ARRIVES FROM PARIS TO GIVE YOU FREE ADVICE Top LANCOME Beauty Specialist. Madame Suzanne Nas de Tourris of Paris is now in Malaya for a few days only to tell you all the latest beauty secrets to make you look lovelier. Call on265 words
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Miscellaneous120 1963-02-02 2 Alloy Oop Bft V. T. Uamlin -VvFP'TWXrB V*"' ME? ITW ALLEY 008. WMOT HAPPENED V)H,VWEV l THWK «V' -v. nirk Trnctf *9 liMmt*r Unuld ■■■■■^■l T »FTB*H*S*O I TOLD SCWJV 1 \'£*jßU..Ht TMOUXT V3U I tftflelS DOWN AT TU6 POWD BBB— rue pouce **jst **/c *^«seeD to n« poucf *^cavo«hg120 words
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134 1963-02-02 3 3-way contest for leadership of Labour LONDON. Friday. THREE candidates will seek the leadership of the British Labour Party. They are Mr. Harold Wilson, 46. Mr George Brown, 48, and Mr. James Callaghan, 50, it was officially announced last night. The announcement followed the close of nominations for a partyReuter - 134 words
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Article198 1963-02-02 3 jyjß. John Diefenbal Minister, accused ment yesterday of mak: trusion into Canada's af OTTAWA, Friday, ker, Canadian Prime the U.S. State Departing an unwarranted inffairs. He told the House of Commons here that a statement by the State Department criticising his announced policy on nuclearReuter - 198 words
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Article96 1963-02-02 3 LONDON, Frl.— Britain paid its last tribute here yesterday to the former leader of the Labour Party, Mr Hugh Gaitskell. at a memorial service In Westminster Abbey. More than 2.000 people, lnJr- eluding the Prime Minister, Mr. Macmillan. packed the abbey for the special service. MusicReuter - 96 words
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Article35 1963-02-02 3 PARIS. Fry Mr Emmanuel ppiaez. Philippipes Vtce-President and Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs, will arrive In Paris on Feb. 7 for a two-day conference of Philippines envoys In Western Europe ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article, Illustration118 1963-02-02 3 ACTOR Richard Burton, wearing dark Classes to bide his injured eye the result of an "arKiiment" with a group of toughs at a London rail terminus, leaves the London Clinic after visiting his «.ostar Elisabeth Taylor, who was admitted for a minor operation on her knee.118 words
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151 1963-02-02 3 British drink more but gamble less LONDON, Fri. Briton* drank a million barrels more of stronger beer but bet less on their weekly football pools and on the totalisator at the greyhound tracks in the year ending March. 31. The annual report published here yesterday of Britain's Customs and ExciseReuter - 151 words
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Article159 1963-02-02 3 PRAGUE, Frl. An engine driver left the cab when his train ran into a snowdrift and returned to find It occupied by a starving wolf. He drove It away with the help ol the firemen. BONN: Three young East Germans from Leipzig escaped to West Germany by159 words
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408 1963-02-02 3 Labour drafts a counter plan to Europe LONDON, Friday. r £HE Labour Party will produce, probably within two months, its own plan as an alternative to British membership of the European Common Market, Mr. Len Williams, the general secretary, told a press conference yesterday. Mr. Williams forecast the possibility ofReuter; UPI - 408 words
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81 1963-02-02 3 BRITAIN'S POLARIS FLEET: 'NO STRINGS' LONDON, Frl.— Britain's planned Polaris submarine fleet would be British manned and commanded with no strings attached, Mr. Teter Thorneycrof t. Defence Minister, said last nicht. He told the House of Commons that there was no conceivable truth in the allegation that there were hiddenReuter - 81 words
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Article33 1963-02-02 3 LONDON. Fit. Mr. Cecil McGivern. ft pioneer of British radio and television, died from burns after a fire Id his home at Chalfont St. Peter, west of London. He was 65.33 words
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209 1963-02-02 3 LONDON. Fri. Time and Tide, British weekly review, said yesterday that Queen Elizabeth was being reported as one 'of the Important Influences against Britain going into Europe. "This surprised many people because Prince Philip, against all the traditions of royaltyReuter - 209 words
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Article57 1963-02-02 3 WASHINGTON, Fri—Senator Kenneth Keating, (Repub-lican-New York) said yesterday that "new and exceedingly serious evidence arrives daily" of a continuing Soviet military build-up In Cuba 'There Is continuing, absolutely confirmed and undeniable evidence that the Soviets are maintaining the medium range (missile) bases they had previously constructed57 words
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Miscellaneous25 1963-02-02 3 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleky FtSH! stye ME «TtAK yOU SAVE ANOTWI««AUCI V 4 V WTOOTWCKy I IESxSo I s *«v oweu0 weu^ OOWT TA*T)25 words
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Article62 1963-02-02 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Acting Australian Commissioner, Mr. W. K. Flanagan, today presented a Bedford bus. on behajf of his Government, to the Social Welfare Department. The bus. first of the three to be given, was received by Mr. Wee Toon Boon, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of62 words
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326 1963-02-02 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. JJH. JOHN Chung Yean Chiong, a medical practitioner, was given judgment for $11..)9G.77 with costs by Mr. Justice Winslow in the High Court today in a claim which lie brought against the medical firm of Drs. Heron, (iethin-Jones and Liow.326 words
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128 1963-02-02 4 SCHOOLS AND POLITICAL PARTIES: A WARNING KUCHING, Fri. Political groups are "capturing" the management of Chinese schools, according to a Sarawak Government statement today. At some of the schools the committees were no longer, as they used to be, representative of different sections of the local Chinese community, but were128 words
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Article33 1963-02-02 4 SINGAPORE. Ptl. The President of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Ko Teck Kin. will declare open the new Hung Kang Restaurant Ltd.. at North Canal Road on Peb. 7.33 words
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Article269 1963-02-02 4 SINGAPORE. Frf. Acting Deputy Superintendent F.C. Pestana, 43, who was assaulted at a New Year eve's dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall, was "unmistakably confused" about the Identity of his assailants, a court was told today. Mr. John E. Lloyd, defence counsel, submitted that this was269 words
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Article, Illustration92 1963-02-02 4 The former Dean of the Law Faculty of University of Singapore. Prof. L.A. Sheridan being garlanded by Mrs. Kripal Singh, whose husband, as a part-time law student, won top ho- noun in the university's recent law examination. Mrs. Sheridan looks on. The garlanding took place onHan Hai Fong - 92 words
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Article421 1963-02-02 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. T*HE central council A of the Singapore National Union of Journalists, at an emergency meeting last night called upon its secretary-general, Mr. A. Mahadeva, "to cancel his intended tour of Indonesia as a guest of the Indonesian Journalists' Association, while holding the421 words
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Advertisement274 1963-02-02 4 HOTEL IDEAL 61, BROOKE ROAD, SINGAPORE-15. (Entrance between Palace and Roxy Cinemas, Katong) Tel: ***** ***** BARBARA TAN AND ANNA HO Singing and Dancing Nightly in our open air ballroom 'ORCHID GARDEN' Excellent European and Chinese Food. Luxuriously Furnished Hotel. All Bedrooms Air-conditioned with Telephone and Both attached. TANJONG lIMY274 words
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Miscellaneous346 1963-02-02 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following is today's sche- Labuan, Kuehing (ML 487) 7.25 dule of civil aircraft move- P-m.: from Kuala Lumpur, Hong menU at Pay* Lebar airport, Kong (ML 615) 4.45 p.m.; from Singapore: Labuan (ML 417) 7 p.m. ARRIVALS DEPARTURES BOAC: From London. Duasel- BOAC: To346 words
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Article, Illustration1212 1963-02-02 5 AUDITOR: NOT MY DUTY TO QUERY AUTHORITY FOR ADVANCES SINGAPORE, Friday. "['HE trial of Jamit Singh and Yeow Fook Yuen, general secretary and treasurer of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association, for alleged misuse of union funds, entered its seventh day today. Yeow1,212 words
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Article52 1963-02-02 5 PENANO, Fri. Burglars broke into two adjoining houses In Western Avenue last night. They gained entry by removing the window panes In the kitchens vi both houses. In the first house they took $5 from a cupboard. They ransacked the other house, but did not52 words
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Article, Illustration155 1963-02-02 5 Tensing, the conqueror of Everest, to visit Malaya SINGAPORE, Fri. Sherpa Tensing Norkay (above), the co-conqueror of Everest, is expected to arrive in Singapore on March 2 while on his way to Australia and New Zealand. The 49-year-old Nepalborn Sherpa win fly in from Darjeeling, where he is director of155 words
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161 1963-02-02 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. SINGAPORE fishermen are not affected by a reported Indonesian ban on fishing in their territorial waters, particularly off central Sumatra. A Government spokesman said today Singapore fishermen do not go there. The Government has an agreement with Indonesia which allows fishing around Rhio161 words
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Article29 1963-02-02 5 IPOH. Fri. United Malayan Banking Corporation's first subbranch in Ipoh will be opened in Jalan Yang Kalsom tomorrow. It is the bank's 10th branch in Perak.29 words
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Article49 1963-02-02 5 -Miner's son acquitted IPOH Fri.— Foo Chen Kbean. 24. son of a millionaire tin miner, was acquitted in the magistrate's court here after the prosecution withdrew a charge of disorderly conduct against him. Foo, son of Mr. Foo Yin Fong, was not in court. He is studying in England.49 words
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131 1963-02-02 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Juan Tai Hong was charged In the First Criminal District Court here yesterday with criminal breach of trust of $14,100 between June 30 and July 23 last year. Originally Juan, who was manager of the Seletar Naan shop at the131 words
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Article38 1963-02-02 5 MALACCA. Fri.— Mr. John Albert Johnson. 26.- a Bachelor of Laws graduate of the University of Singapore, was admitted to the Federation Bar today by Mr. Justice Ismail Khan in the High Court here.38 words
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Article33 1963-02-02 5 IPOH. Fri. Mr. Leong Boon Swee, member of the Ipoh Municipal Council who was admitted to the General Hospital earlier in the week after a mild heart attack, is progrssing satisfactorily.33 words
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Article71 1963-02-02 5 BRIGADE BEATS RUBBER FIRE MALACCA, Fri. Part of a rubber smokehouse and 350 piculs of rubber were destroyed by fire near here this morning. The dam age is estimated at $56,000. The smokehouse near Bukit Sebukor, about two miles from here, belongs to the Southern Company (Malaya) Ltd. Three fire71 words
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Article89 1963-02-02 5 It took two hours to bring the flre under control. Three of the six smoking chambers were destroyed but about 1.000 piculs of rubber was saved. Sixty police helped to move the rubber from the smokehouse and store to safety. The flre was spotted by the kepala of89 words
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Article52 1963-02-02 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Alr Ministry Local Employees' Union has called on the Air Ministry to take immediate steps to settle Its claims for Improved pay and working conditions for some 450 catering employees. The union's secretary, Mr. M.O Chacko, said the claims had been outstanding52 words
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Article59 1963-02-02 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Police have classified as abduction and armed robbery the $1,600 hold-up by two men, one armed with a gun, of Mr. Soh Tow. a shopkeeper, yesterday. They dragged Mr. Soh front a taxi In Joo Chlat Road and Into a blue Fiat saloon. They dropped59 words
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Article180 1963-02-02 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. T)R. CHARLES GAMBA, president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, today directed the contending parties in a dispute before him to exhaust all avenues of negotiations before coming to the court The dispute between Boustead and Company and Its employees, who are represented by the180 words
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Article46 1963-02-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Four people were admitted to hospital with injuries received In four motor accidents here today. They were Leong Kok Choo. 16. Lee Kok Wan. 18. Choo Keng Heng, 16. and R. Veeralsamy. 32. Their condition Is not serious.46 words
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206 1963-02-02 6 pENANG, Fri. The chairman of the Penang division of the Socialist Front, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, today accused the State Government of "closing its eyes" to the active participation in politics of Government servants, contrary to regulations. "This Is deplorable especially after206 words
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Article28 1963-02-02 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Mr. Richard Harrington, a Canadian Government photographer, left by air for Jakarta today with pictures <>: Kuala Lumpur for publication in Canadian newspapers. I28 words
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Article74 1963-02-02 6 Reserve Unit helps curb crime BUTTERWORTH, Fri.—Butterworth district has been free from crime for the past week. There was not a single report to the police of any seiiabie offence in the police district since Chinese New Year's Day. "This is probably due to the presence of the Federal Reserve74 words
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Article52 1963-02-02 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. Thieves worked during the lunch hour and stole six transistor radios and a dozen electric shaving seta worth a total of $970 from the Bulcit Tunah Road unlocked store of William Jacks on Wednesday. The manager, Mr. M. Whitehouse, was told of the loss52 words
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109 1963-02-02 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Police uncovered an assortment of gangland weapons last night while investigating a stabbing incident in Cheras Road. The weapons Included two bayonets, four scythe I blades, three parangs and two spears. A police spokesman said they were found In a ditch109 words
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Article, Illustration432 1963-02-02 6 TAN TOCK SAIK - TAN TOCK SAIK -by- KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. J^ WOMAN who left Malaya 25 years ago to get married has returned from India with her four children following the death of her husband. Mrs. Padma Shlvam got entry permits for herself and her432 words
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Article, Illustration197 1963-02-02 6 Singapore girl has a part in 'The King -And l f I SINGAPORE, Fri. A Singapore ballerina. Goh Lay Kuan, has a part in the first Australian production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, "The King And I." It will be staged in Melbourne. Miss Goh. who went to Australia197 words
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Article, Illustration83 1963-02-02 6 POLICE TO VET TWISTER TAZUKO KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Taiuko Ichinoseki, star dancer of the Holiday in Japan troupe, who arrived here today, will be screened by the police tomorrow before she is allowed to dance at a Kuala Lumpur night spot. If they give the goahead she will perform Latin83 words
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Article63 1963-02-02 6 PENANG, Fri. An Ice-water seller today paid 500 onecent coins as part of his fine for causing obstruction In Campbell Street at 4.30 p.m. on Dec. 4 last year. Goh Hock Beng, 33, was fined $10, or a day's Jail, by the magistrate, Mr.63 words
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Article31 1963-02-02 6 IPOH. Fri. The police warned members of the public today against letting off firecrackers, which are still banned In Malaya. A spokesman said action would be taken against offender*.31 words
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150 1963-02-02 6 HEAVY TASK AHEAD— BY NEW CHIEF JUSTICE lESSELTON. Fri. Heavy lespctasitfilities would fall on the legal profession with the coming of Malaysia, the new Chief Justice of the Borneo territories, Mr. Justice Campbell Wylie, said here yesterday. Replying to addresses of welcome to him at the opening of the Court150 words
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Article45 1963-02-02 6 KUALA TRENGGANU. Fri. More than 200 people from Paslr Gajah In Kemaman district undertook a go ton g royong project yesterday to clear a stream which threatened to flood their village. After a day's work the water flowed on Its normal course again.45 words
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Article148 1963-02-02 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A BOUT 20 people turned up at the Selangor regisA tration centre in Suleiman Building here today to register for new identity cards though, the 30-months period for getting new cards ended yesterday. The Commissioner for National Registration. Inche148 words
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77 1963-02-02 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. A British gynaecologist. Prof. C.H.G. MacAfee, will visit Singapore for 10 days from Feb. 4 during which he act as external examiner and give a lecture. Prof. MacAfee, who Is a vice-president of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, will lecture77 words
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Article, Illustration1700 1963-02-02 7 Factory fire horror claimed 146 lives WHEN THE SMOKE HAD CLEARED AN OFFICIAL INQUIRY REVEALED CONDITIONS APPROACHING A SCANDAL /Strain Times SPECIAL j \FEATURBy AT 4..T2 p.m. on Saturday, March 25, 1911, employees of the torment manufacturing firm known as the Triangle Waist Company left their tables on the top1,700 words
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Obituary117 1963-02-02 8 M Wm4m lit iMlmtmmm) IVHII: Ml** XL. By*** Honowrery *<ir Bupertntendant Saadae Sotdnr. h«*m s~Tiib*l Fall ui»p IB Jmji at B M.H l«t Frtr IMS. Fwa*r»l aerrto* at B.M.H. Chapel 2-30 P m Uln Fului Military CMMtary 3 30 pm. to-day. Memorial Santa* tawny 10th F*b. 7.30 p.m. MM.117 words
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Article27 1963-02-02 8 I* Wtrd* lit (Minimum) MM. AND MR!. KeaaYmpaay Ntidu. fanang. thank relatives, friends for •n»ir kind prceenos. gifts, good wishes on the occasion of their weddlnc.27 words
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666 1963-02-02 8 (Da Straits &mrs Saturday. February 2. 1963. No War Over Brunei There is no stopping the mouths of Indonesian generals. Back from a tour of the 12th 'military region, which adjoins Sarawak, the Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Army told troops and volunteers at Pontianak that the army was666 words
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Article319 1963-02-02 8 There is a responsible way to discuss the problems of the Penang City Transport Service and there is a tactless way. Courting a controversy over Malay rights is about as tact- leas as it is possible to be. With a little thought, Mr. Lee Kok Lian could have made319 words
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Article293 1963-02-02 8 The Federal Capital Commissioner's report on increases for the daily paid municipal workers was largely a formality, if a necessary one. The terms, jointly agreed with the Penang, Ipoh and Malacca authorities, are of course identical with those announced by the other towns. A rise of 30-293 words
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632 1963-02-02 8 The coffee cult that's become a national craze by VINCENT BUIST \VARSAW. Frl. —It Is a vice, a drug, a distraction, an escape, an entertainment, a social necessity. But. whatever anyone may think of Poland's thousands of "Kawlarnia" (coffee-shops) and the time-consuming, coffeedrinking habit, no power on earth could wouldReuter - 632 words
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Article, Illustration941 1963-02-02 8 KRISHNA MOORTHY - India goes after that golden hoard KRISHNA MOORTHY Finance Minister puts country on 14-carat diet from NKW DSXHI. FRIDAY FOR years the Indian C o v emmm c n t had been at a loss to find ways to curb the craze for gold which is a way of life941 words
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Article590 1963-02-02 8 HEDLEY RHODES - HEDLEY RHODES From IJONG KONG, Fri. China's Premier Chou En-lai made a pilgrimage at the Chinese New Year seemingly more traditional Chinese than orthodox Communist. He returned to his native province of Kiangsu. and while there Joined with Shanghai Mayor Ko Ching-shih and other local590 words
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Advertisement843 1963-02-02 8 SlniU Tiawes&Maliy Mai ci**»ti*d advertleemmta ***V be hanie* wM lit FMwr COLO ITOKAtI AMCAIW Orchare- Ma** COLD STOIAtI MANCNaI AT HOLLAND MUAU MTOM KIPPtL tWAD-NAVAL IMf AeHHsrle** Kf*\» CITT BOOK •TOWB7 LTD WiMhester Meai**. CewyarQvay THI NIM PHOSfT FrttfwtrMr'* lumwaiwl M. M. ISMAIL a MaHratty Mac*. •*•*»< ■•**> m. Aaoui843 words
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Advertisement58 1963-02-02 8 If you are PAST 40 Stop trying to fool your Eyes! .a*******! BBMfc. swat If you can't see objects clearly at normal reading range place the core of your eyes in competent hands. Profit by the professional services and technical skill of a visual spedolfst optometrist. C. S. CHONG. O.58 words
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Advertisement134 1963-02-02 8 I ■wlut SPOT 1 1 bf» rjH afaV^H A', i LbsA It' Bri 71 1 Lai I fl BW B I U|h9 Hi IB AIV *Kss*Bl r «B*a»s^ssssssl m t J\ Ri>fH l vßai *r s*b^*^^ a ilDbTiiis^bbbl I "UrU M^bßsT**_M Kn«!»J| BLUE SPOT XXOR FOR Owflß YOI' CAN EVEN134 words
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220 1963-02-02 9 THE BIG TWO MERGE FOR NEW SUPERMART VENTURE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Cold Storage (M) Ltd., have merged with Fitzpatrick's to run the biggest supermarket in Malaya. The new joint companySupermarkets Malaysia Ltd.— has already taken over the Cold Storage Supermarket In Mountbatten Road, where improvements are planned. In a notice220 words
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Article43 1963-02-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. Kart* Singh of Sungel Best Road, Mahinder Singh of Jslan Bentong and' Jajtr Singh of Brickfields Road wen each fined $20 in the Third Magistrate's Court today for fighting In B»tu Lane on .Inn. 26 They pleaded guilty43 words
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Article91 1963-02-02 9 ROBBERS ARE SERVED DRINKS IPOH. Fri. Three armed thugs walked away with $100 after they had been given soft drinks by a businessman in Jelapang new village near here last night. Tai Wong Fan, 24, was returning home at 10.45 p.m. when be was stopped at the gate of his91 words
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438 1963-02-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, Haji Klhalid bin Awang Osman, warned today that "irresponsible remarks on Government policy on Malay participation in business may lead to undesirable consequences." He was replying to a statement in Penang yesterday by438 words
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Article, Illustration378 1963-02-02 9 Malaysia: Singapore team leave for talks SINGAPORE, Fri. A pro-Malaysia delegation of four and one Barisan Sosialis representative left together by air today to attend the Afro-Asian people's solidarity conference In Tanganyika. The pro-Malaysia delegation Is led by Mr. Devan Nair, general secretary of the Singapore National Trade Union Congress.378 words
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Article23 1963-02-02 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— British film star Trevor Howard will fly Into Singapore from Sydney for a 45--minute stop-over on Sunday evening.23 words
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Article19 1963-02-02 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Huang Sheng Chan? has been elected president of the Singapore Hotels and Restaurants Association.19 words
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Article153 1963-02-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The East Coast Mining Industries Workers Union has agreed with the management of the Rompin Iron Mines on the retrenchment of 21 redundant workers. This was stated today by Mr. J. N. McHugh, managing director of the Eastern Mining and Metals153 words
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Article62 1963-02-02 9 BINOAPOBB, Fri. The Far But Air Force here announced today that mercy mission* In Borneo would continue as long aa the people needed them. The FEAF-a medium and shortrange transport aircraft temporarily baaed In Borneo have flown more than 300 hours airlifting 335.000 lb. of food62 words
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334 1963-02-02 9 IMPORTERS of fo- reign-made batteries today opposed an application by National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd. to the Singapore Government for tariff protection for locallymade flashlight, transistor and radio pack batteries. In separate representations to the Tariff Advisory Commission, which sat for the second day to334 words
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Article, Illustration358 1963-02-02 9 SINGAPORE, Friday on the Jurong port, which is expected to become one of the biggest bulk handling harbours in Asia eventually, will begin in March and the first ships will be able to come alongside by December. The Singapore Economic Development Board announced this358 words
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Advertisement319 1963-02-02 9 HOW MUCH COOKING CAN With A Tlntfn Kerosine stove > q Cooking Is Better g 5J with a clean-burning, no-smoke TOYO JZ H Cooking Stove. O j Whichever model you choose, you can 5^ be sure that you have chosen the rieht one, for a TOYO has so many time319 words
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Advertisement307 1963-02-02 9 ■^LABORATORY O CHEMIST Shell (Eastern) Limited require a CHEMIST to fake charge in due course of their Laboratory on Pulau Bukom. It it not a research post. Applicants should have an Honours degree in Chemistry and 3 5 years Laboratory experience. Some administrative experience is desirable. Age should preferably be307 words
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Miscellaneous469 1963-02-02 9 Radio Malaya Orchestra; 8.00 P.M. 13.00 Bandaberry: 13.30 RADIO MALAYA Undercover Man; 8.30 Just Evergreen Parade; IJO News; 1 Jaz»; 8.45 Trez Amlgos; 9.00 1.40 Weekly Share Market ReNATIONAL SHORTWAVE Popular Composers; 9.15 Fiesta; port; I.4ft Jan Corduwener ConSERVICE 41.7 Metres 930 Time Signal, The News; ducts; 3.00 San Salvatore;469 words
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Article, Illustration608 1963-02-02 10 Nucleus of big development plan for Johore THE $1.5 million five-storeyed Johore Building to be opened by H.H. Sir Ismail, Sultan of Johore, at Jalan Ah Fook, Johore Bahru, this afternoon reflects the confidence shown by two Johore businessmen in the fast-growing importance to the "Gateway to608 words
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Article, Illustration33 1963-02-02 10 Sultan to open $1.5 million building today A view of the $1.5 million Johore Building in Jalan Ah Fook. Johore Bahru. This is Johore's s~ longest building, nearly a quarter mile long. T33 words
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Advertisement46 1963-02-02 10 SINGAPORE FINANCE LIMITED STRAITS TIMES FEATURE WE SERVE MALAYSIA'S BUILDING INDUSTRY cszdck Cratfcii Cjfotah 2nd PROJECT BEDOK GARDEN ESTATE (SINGAPORE) READY MID-1963: 40 SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES COMPLETED-1964: 100 SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES 3rd PROJECT HAPPY VALLEY, KLUANG (JOHORE) FOR 1964: 250 SEMI-DETACHED, TERRACE AND SHOP-HOUSES ENQUIRIES SINGAPORE FINANCE LTD.46 words
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Advertisement64 1963-02-02 10 NEW LANDMARK SOUTH MALAYA JOHORE BUILDING SINGAPORE TAI CHONG MOTOR CO., LTD. TAI CHONG TRADING CO., LTD. CENTRAL MOTOR SUPPLY HIAP JOO CO.. LTD. KIM SENG CHEONG CO.. LTD. LEE FATT MOTOR CO. LOK'S INVESTMENT LTD. FAR EASTERN TRADING CO. JOHORE BAHRU TEO HING KEE TAN HUP HIN KUALA LUMPUR64 words
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Article, Illustration17 1963-02-02 11 impression of the new $1.5 million Johore Building at Jalan Ah Fook, Johore Bahru.17 words
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Article, Illustration155 1963-02-02 11 rE opening of the Johore Building Is the first step in the building protect of the Housing Estate Department of the Singapore Finance Ltd., observed Mr. One Sing Pang, a director and treasurer of Singapore Finance Ltd. In the firm's business of financing, much capital was involved but155 words
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Article, Illustration296 1963-02-02 11 gINGAPORE Finance Ltd. was formed in 1961 to help the public of Singapore and Malaya along in their daily life, especially in regard to their housing requirements. "Our aim Is to serve," said Mr. Tap Chong Hal, the managing director. In the last two years the296 words
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Advertisement66 1963-02-02 11 Congratulate SINGAPORE FINANCE LTD., on the opening of their JOHORE BUILDING, Johore Bahru from: GUAN HOE CO., (M) LTD. SUZUKI MOTOR CYCLES FOR DEPENDABILITY Sole Agents for Singapore Malaya: GUAN HOE CO., (M) LTD. 14, Hill Street, Singapore-6. Tel: *****. LOMBARD CENTRAL FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED CONGRATULATE SINGAPORE FINANCE LIMITED ON66 words
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Advertisement174 1963-02-02 11 A NEW LANDMARK IN SOUTH MALfIYA JOHORE BUILDING DRIEHTHL STRHETDRPL [DHIPHR9 242 -D, TANJONG KATONG ROAD (SINGAPORE TEL. *****, *****) CONGRATULATE SINGAPORE FINANCE LTD. B* It LISTEN-IT'S THE BEAUTIFUL FIAT 2300 SPEAKING What does it say? It speaks with a firm confident voice about being the top Fiat car, the174 words
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206 1963-02-02 12 rpHREE months ago street X lighting of a sort was Installed off Rasah Road in Seremban-the residential area In which I live. A low power bulb cf about 40 watte was fixed to every second standard with the result that only a very small206 words
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309 1963-02-02 12 pOR the sake of half a dozen live ducks gifts from relatives living in South Johore for the Chinese New Year I had to waste almost one whole day obtaining an import permit. To get the permit I had to call309 words
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102 1963-02-02 12 School headships: An archaic practice rE archaic practice of appointing school principals from among serving senior teachers only should be discontinued immediately. Promotion prospects are thns the sole prerogative of senior teachers and betrays the principle of "equal opportunities" which the Ministry of Education upholds. The term "senior teacher" too102 words
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207 1963-02-02 12 /CERTAIN people using \j public telephones are extremely inconsiderate and they get more than their money's worth yarning into the mouthpiece. Recently I was unfortunate to be in a remote area where only one public telephone was available. I had wanted to call207 words
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Letter61 1963-02-02 12 IHAVE a daughter in a Primary 5 class. I was astounded to find her teacher looking almost as young as her pupils. I am told that the T.T.C. recruits teachers by going round to schools to receive block applications from School Certificates students. Students as young as sixteen61 words
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Letter150 1963-02-02 12 Clerk-teachers MY daughter was a recruit teacher last year and she had to teach a primary one class whereas the senior teacher just did some titbits of clerical work in the office. This year my daughter, a first year student in the T.T.C. still has to teach a class while150 words
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Letter71 1963-02-02 12 Library fees V^OU are right when you X say that in some schools library fees are collected when there are Inadequate facilities. Most schools collect $3 a year. Assuming a school has an enrolment of 700 pupils, then it would collect $2,100 a year. Over five years, say. it would71 words
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Letter57 1963-02-02 12 Only silence I HAVE written several letters to various government departments in Johore during the last few months and very seldom have letters of acknowledgment been received. Are they abolishing the old system of acknowledging receipt of letters from the public? If so, it will cause embarrassment to any writer57 words
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Letter42 1963-02-02 12 Rude people ris most exasperating to see rude people, especially ticket sellers in our various cinemas. Is it because these people consider themselves superior? Although I am young and Immature I understand the power of politeness. Why can't they? TEENAGER Kuala Lumpur42 words
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Letter96 1963-02-02 12 Phone delays I SUPPORT the complaint by a reader in Muar about the poor telephone service there. The same thing has happened to me many, many times. Whenever a number is asked the operator usually says. "Hold on. I will call you later; put your receiver back" This is annoying96 words
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Letter268 1963-02-02 12 I WAS shocker to find the Education Department in Negri Sembilan directing pupils to be posted to schools aganist the will and choice of their parents. At the beginning of the year when the Malayan secondary schools entrance examination results were released, every pupil was supplied with268 words
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Advertisement189 1963-02-02 12 USA? U.S.A! H| M^S NowP^^^K Now! How? Pan Am! JBB Bow else? only on Pan Am can you jet from Singapore direct to the U. S. A. Hs^fe' m^m^m^m^m^^^Hß^* iiw^ I '^^"^^^^m^bl bHJ^^^^^^*H^^^ JKB .'■'^v vlfc tmi I HF*' I FLY EAST TO THE U.SJL Only Pan Am "J STOP189 words
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Advertisement94 1963-02-02 12 No other KETCHUP tastes like HEINZ because Heinz Ketchup is made from REAL, f unfavoured and choice tomatoes. Heinz Ketcbap therefore costs a bate. move but it is so rich; and thick that it goes? further. Enjoy the better* flavour and top quaMtrof Heinz Tomato Ketchup today. men! get wise94 words
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Miscellaneous301 1963-02-02 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Ask In French, and deal with 1. Surprire naval witne«r (4, 3, the rest (7). 3, 3). 6. Is he often sat upon? (7). t. I enter an untidy stable 7. In which one learns how to belonging to animals (7). be disagreeable? (6. 6). 9.301 words
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Advertisement1480 1963-02-02 13 TO tIVFtPOOL t WEST CO»ST U K Due Sport Sails P. Sham Pena"g CYCLOPS Uml, A'mooth. littrpHl II Pt/FH 3 FH S ADktSTUS Liienui. Glasgow Gdt. 31 Today Fik 4 ACHILLES Liftrptll, Ka n Fek 5 Ftk 7 FH 1/18 FH 11 PTRRHUS Lxtrptll. DlCiti, Glasgow Fll 11 Ftk 131,480 words
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Advertisement1474 1963-02-02 13 mm I a^jfl L^ /1I 1 1 1 1 tk. Vfl pWat# fmt ij Dl THE E. A. C. LINES- I SAILIHGS TO GENOA. IE HAVRE. HAMBURG. BREMEN ANTWERP, yftjrTgV *£lli*S*iL_*MililBAMi_oSLo^ 601HENIURC AND COPENHAGEN. aJw^\A s )ore pcn n i El YwXBI "80MA" a) G. 11/ 4 Ftk 5/ 7FH1,474 words
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Advertisement1480 1963-02-02 13 EXPRESS SERVICt T8 LONION, LIVERPCOI k CONTINtNTAt PBBTS. S'pora S'kaai Ptaaaa BEKLOMONB (EOSJ L'POM. HulL Hamburg la FVMk 3 F H 4/ 5 BEHLBYAL (Eij L'doa. M'bro. Hataeunj BENALBANACH Lueratol G. I/FH3 iENCRUACNAN IHoTb'ihw. HktV£ R'Vati Ftk tun rfH 14/11 Flk 21/21 BEHALBER(H) H'kft. L'Baa, HavraJk'Wp.M'bra FH 17/11 rt M/M1,480 words
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Advertisement1327 1963-02-02 13 MeALISTER tic CO^ LiD. <^ l V«n Tth Rtk nsJi K yjffjX BTLIiKBHAW LIMB KLAVSMKSS LINE cm ar Carlisle lss ameles, san frarcisco IONDON HAMBURG. ROTTEROAM SEAniE. VANCOUVER t PORTUNB HAVRE. HULL t MIDDLESBROUGH Attiptiag earn fir Cettral t Stalk S-poii P. S'htm Ptmai tlUV'liuLi I.Pt/3F.k 4M7.k rpor "p 01,327 words
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Article122 1963-02-02 14 TNI Milayan Exahanga Banka' Asmalatlan made theae changea to Ita ratea to merchants yesterday (all rates to 1100): ni» Yark: boying TT 321. airmail OD 33. 00 d/at 33} credit bills. 331 trade bills. Canada: buyinx TT 39 7/16, airmail OD 33 9/16. 90 d/at 36 1/16 credit122 words
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701 1963-02-02 14 From Our Market Correspondent WHERE was a predoX minance of sellers in the industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and falls were fairly general throughout the list. The index fell one point and drops varied from one to six cents. The process701 words
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Article23 1963-02-02 14 Malayan Stock Indices Jan. 31 Feb. 1 Industrials: 103.16 102.18 Tins: 108.05 1(18.38 S rubbers: 102.49 102.88 Dec 29, IMS- IN.23 words
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Article698 1963-02-02 14 fOMBINED business in the Sin(Capore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustasd (7.000) $1.57, (3.000) $1.55; Dunlops $2.65 SL. (2.66 SI.. (II.OOOi $2.68 D, (5,000) *2.6S D, (3,000) $2.66 D. (3.000) (2.67,698 words
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266 1963-02-02 14 rpHE price of Straits tin remained unchanged in ■1 Penang yesterday at $427.37$ per picul on an offering also estimated to be unchanged at 240 tons. I In London on Thursday tin was steadily held in fairly lively ring trading, a good part266 words
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Article135 1963-02-02 14 MELBOURNE, Fri. TODAY'S trading was at steady to firmer levels with rises more widespread and well in excess of falls. Leaders have been more In demand latterly and closed the week mostly holding levels or showing small gains. Continuing favourable company reports were again the main fluenceOils were135 words
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Article179 1963-02-02 14 SHIPS lying atonisMc til* Singapore Harblur wharvts or tipoctod today art: Demodocua 40, Tournal 33/34. City of Ripon 47, Heidelberg 15/18. Madlron Lloyd 33/36. Kolboznlk 38/39, Btrvaaskerk 42/43. Leu ataarak 4S, Glrngary Odn. 6/7 TTiomcaard 23/l'4. Srlat Ball 21/22, Belabor N.W. 3. Pretoria 2S/26, Klrhlll 27/28, Yurt179 words
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Article23 1963-02-02 14 February 1. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 79s cents (down five-eighths o( a cent). TIN: 5427.37J (unchaneed). Estimated unofficial offerinK 24* tons (unchanged).23 words
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Article608 1963-02-02 14 'THE aftermath of the Chinese New Year holidays restricted trading throughout the week report H.C.B. Co. Ltd., in their current rubber market report. Fluctuations were very narrow and operators were slow to open new commitments, adds the report. Nevertheless, the undertone has appeared steady with shortcovering608 words
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Article263 1963-02-02 14 I l/EBRUARv rirst grade rubfesr buy art 1.0. b. tlusvd Ht 5 p.m in Kincaporc and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 7u! tints per lb> down riKhina uf a cent. The lone was easier. S C.C Pt.A. and F.M.PI.C. cloainc prices In rents per Ib. yesterday: Int. i K.S263 words
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Advertisement1121 1963-02-02 14 sssb\ aC\^ st^^ssl ssss^a^sstssss^^^^ss^^ssssl sssssV\ VX' iB BsssssJsssasß sjsssHßsßsssssssbssssssssssM U.S.A. Pacific. AUantie, «Jg Great Lakes Service Loadl Loads ETA ETA (TA ETA ETA S pore P. Sham Honolulu S. F'cisco I. Angeles N. York Cleveland Kusikawa Mara II 20 Flk 11/22 Fek 14 Mar 21 Mar 24 Mar II Apr1,121 words
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Advertisement1021 1963-02-02 14 OPTION PREMIUMS (OFFICIAL* QUOTATIONS) Feb. 1. Three months. Dunlops 14 eta. 8. Darby 4d. F. 4t N. 10 eta. C. Storage 4id. Gammons 11 eta. 8. Traction 1/3 J. WauKh 15 eta. Bnell 15 eU. si Brew 25 eU. Steaunahlp S eta. af. Cement 18 eta. 8. Times 22 eta.1,021 words
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Advertisement622 1963-02-02 15 (Continued from Pace S) SITUATIONS VACANT "JT«r«t M (Mi*.}— tex M rt*. extra ■OX A4704 IT. l'oiltlon filled. Applicant! thanked EXPIRItNCED BILL OOLLICTOlia to work port time or full time on I iMMlllMlwi bull. Apply Box AS012 ST. Spore. MALI TYPIST wanted. Knowledse of films iinwrr, Please apply la owi622 words
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Advertisement960 1963-02-02 15 SITUATIONS VACANT Wsret* SS <Htn.)— Box M ct: ntrm WANTID O00R TO DOOR Salesgirls for Olnitnn Drink. Apply personally between 10—12 a.m. to Henry Ng Enterprise «-B, Telok Ayer Street, 8 'pore. EUROPEAN COMPANY in Singapore baa vacancy for Brltiab retired Civil Servant or ex Serviceman Intending permanent residency. Write960 words
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Advertisement983 1963-02-02 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 2* Wordt M (Mi*.)— Box M eta. txlf J ROOMS, 12 Marshall Road. S'por*. Suitable for Bachelor or working couple. Rent $60.- each room. 3 ■EOR00MS FURNISHED Flat at East Coast Road Katong ar*a Olntrlct IS. Telephone ***** during office noun. FURNISHED ROOM To Let telephone single working983 words
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Advertisement827 1963-02-02 15 EDUCATION If *or*i SS <Mi*.)—B»x i* d: tilrm IIND YOUR CHILD to Zlon Kindergarten, Seraagooa Garden. Vacanclee available. Rtmc S1733, Spore. I'M MOT WORRIED about my Primary Six child because 1 bought him I Htraits Publisher'* Specimen Rxam Paper* at Bras Basah Road (*****) S'pore. Beginners' Book-keeptng/Bborthand by 8. t.827 words
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Advertisement963 1963-02-02 15 TUITION tt Word* SS (Mim.y—Bmx St rt*. *x«r« NATIONAL DRIVING SCHOOL European, Asian Instructors, 23, Taaglla Road (B'pore). Koqulry *****. INTERNATIONAL COOKING CLABSIS for only limited pupil*. Enquiries Tel: (B'pore) ***** or *****. TOURS EXCURSIONS 16 Wordt SS (Mim.)-Box St rf*. extra REMEMBER 'MARZINf snd forget travel sickness. This famous963 words
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Advertisement921 1963-02-02 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Wards U <Mlm.>—Bta It tta. txtrm 1660 MORRIS 1000 Convertible one owner leaving Singapore sth Feb.. regularly serviced quick sal*. -Ring Bowling Singapore 2410 Extension ***** $3,000/- 0.n.0. Don't waste time shopping around. PROGRESS MOTORS LTD. tke Used Oar speelelltts have the widest range In tows921 words
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Advertisement1029 1963-02-02 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Wordt SI (Mlm.}—Box It cte. exfre EXCELLENT CONDITION CITROEN ID 1960. Oo* European owner 65.000/--0.n.0. Tel. (B'pore) ***** or *****. MINI MINOR Registered April 1983 For Sale. Bbow Room Condition. Price 13,800/- 0.n.0. Ring ***** K.U OWNIR COINC OVERSEA. Mutt Bell 1962 Volkswagea. Very good condition1,029 words
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Advertisement512 1963-02-02 15 MISCELLANEOUS Wordt SS (Milt.)— Btx St ett. extra ASIA MARRIAGE AID Bureau. 491 -A, Paya Lebar Road. Singapore. Telephone ***** or scad postage for details. Peter Lob: Genera] Managing Counsellor. AT YOUR SERVICE (S'pcre) IB Wordt SI (Mim.)-Bnx St eU. txirm PHOTOSTATS SV FOTOMATIC, H Robinson Road. Tel: '.'2340. KWOK'I512 words
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306 1963-02-02 16 Dark Romance II does fast trial despite firm going KUALA LUMPUR, Friday FIRM going this morning deterred most trainers from giving their Tengku's Gold Cup runners an y serious final workouts before the big race on Sunday. But the few Cup horses who were allowed to go fast were really306 words
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Article21 1963-02-02 16 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Turf Clubs annual meeting will be held on Feb. 32 at Robinson's Cafe. Raffles Place.21 words
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Article1220 1963-02-02 16 RUNNERS and riders for the last day of the Tengku's Gold Cup meeting at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow: Race One: 2.15-Cl 5 Div 1-61 1 ***** Double Chmnce (KLT St.) E. Breuk. 4 8.0 (8F) Donnelly 4 2 ***** All Baba U (Shaw St.) Tulloh, 6 8.13 (F)1,220 words
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Article36 1963-02-02 16 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Cricket Association are planning to conduct a coaching course for umpires starting this month. The course will be conducted by Col. Arum, a qualified MCC umpire, and Major Trelony.36 words
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92 1963-02-02 16 SINGAPORE. Prl. Charles Dailey, the American basketball and volleyball coach who Introduced "biddy basketball" to Singapore, has been named to the Helms Hall of Fame for his work as "ambassador of basketball." The Helms Hall honours distinguished sportsmen and coaches for their92 words
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Article, Illustration68 1963-02-02 16 - rr H E catch that wasn't: Norman O'Neill (Australia) appears to have the ball in his upraised hands but it isn't. O'Neill missed the slip catch off Graham McKenzie which should have dismissed Fred T i t m v s (England) when 34. This was in England's second68 words
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84 1963-02-02 16 LTAM pick 8 for Davis Cup squad KUALA LUMPUR. Frl The Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya yesterday announced that eight players have been selected for the Davis Cup squad to J train under Australian professional coach Gllr.our Leburn. They are S.A. Azman. Kwok Yoke Yen. BUly Yap, Tommy Lee, Edmund84 words
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Advertisement575 1963-02-02 16 HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS. 1956. It-rnl-tton lt(l)(_) __«n««l for Certlßc-te W lUttofcr-tton NOTICE IS HERBBY GIVEN that LIM MIN CHONO of No. 5. J lan Haji Salam. Singapore, is I applying to the Hotels Licensing I Board. Singapore, for a Certificate of Retistratlon in respect of premises known as HIGH VIEW575 words
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Advertisement265 1963-02-02 16 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD Tender No. 75/Dl/63— Sale of Godown StructureTENDERS are Invited for the purchase, dismantling and removal of a steel framed asbestos clad godown of approx. 90 ft. x 70 ft from the Board's premises at 583 HoUand Rd. A condition of the tender is that the purchaser Is265 words
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Advertisement764 1963-02-02 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT RAJA MUSA ESTATE NATIONAL TYPE PRIMARY TAMIL SCHOOL Xl ALA SfcLANGOR Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens for the post of Head Teacher In the above Primary School which is classified for one increment under the unified teaching service. Applications who have passed at least the Tamil Teachers'764 words
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Advertisement246 1963-02-02 16 !jjj|§§r To All Lovers of Wild Life The most magnificent bird book for a century. Look through it at, leisure in your home on 10 days approval by C.O.D. Satisfaction guaranteed. 300 superb original paintings THI PICTURES eompriw Hirt. hundred tuperfc Owtr 700 dif fennt birds shown in .lluitrotiom in246 words
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566 1963-02-02 17 Meckif f in form puts selectors in a 'f ix' r MELBOURNE, Friday [AX Meckiff heaps coals upon the fire of his controversial career here today when he took the wickets of both the English openers Geoff Pullar and Peter Parfitt, in his first over. Even before this match, Meckiff566 words
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Article40 1963-02-02 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Selangor Football Referees Society officials: President 6. Anthony; vice-presidents Mohamed Noh Tasman. G. S. Dorairaj and C. A. Anderson; secretary Harlth Uki: treasurer Rayman Lokman auditor Lim Thin Chan; councillors Shariff Awang and T Nadarajah.40 words
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Article132 1963-02-02 17 SINGAPORE. Frt. Team* for the Singapore Rugby Union's end -erf- the -season match between the President's XV against Captain's XV on the padang tomorrow: President's XV: McKay (Job); Dollah Ail iJoh). E. Jones (Job). M. White (Army), Blow Watt i Choon (Blacks), T. Edward:, I132 words
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Article41 1963-02-02 17 KLANO. Frl. The Klang District Coronation Committee here has donated $2,577 to the District AAA to buy a set of hurdles. The money was the balance of the fund collected to celebrate the coronaUon of the Sultan of Selangor.41 words
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Article27 1963-02-02 17 HOCKEY Peaaag ko: Sepoy Lines RC 1 TPCA 0. Ipoh Div. 2: La SaUlane 4 Medicals 2. SOCCEK Friendly (S*pore): Joyful Indians S HMS Albion 3.27 words
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Article153 1963-02-02 17 Reid to lead NZ side v England WELLINGTON. Frl.— John TT Reid, who topped the batting averages in Plunket Shield cricket this season, will captain the New Zealand team to meet England in the first unofficial Test starting in Auckland on Feb. 23. Reid recently set a world record of153 words
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Article, Illustration41 1963-02-02 17 CHARNLEY SCORES WITH LEFT IN VICTORY OVER CASON rvAVE Charnley, the British and European lightweight boxing champion, 17 lands a left to the head, during his ten-round International contest with Jethro Cason (US) In London last week, Charnley won on points.41 words
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183 1963-02-02 17 Develop victory Reflex call by Ong SINGAPORE, Fri— What is the Singapore victory reflex? It Is a playing skill which Singapore talbe-tennls players are urged to develop by Mr. Ong Pang Boon, the acting Minister of Labour and chairman of the Singapore Amateur Sports Council. In a forward to the183 words
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Article234 1963-02-02 17 NEGRI SEMBILAN 6 MALACCA 1; SEREMBAN, Friday. v« ALACCA were no match for Negri Sembilan in ITI the opening game of the inter-state triangular hockey tournament here today. Malacca scored first In the tenth minute but Negrl struck back with two smart goals to lead 2-1 at234 words
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Article104 1963-02-02 17 By FRANCIS BOEY HONG KONG. Frt. The Hong Kong Badminton Association have asked Thailand to play their Thomas Cup tie against Hong Kong here Instead of at Bangkok in March. At the tame time, vhe HKBA have invited the Thai players to take part in104 words
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Article17 1963-02-02 17 PENANO. Frl. The Penang Hockey Association will hold another trial the sixth this season tomorrow.17 words
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Article91 1963-02-02 17 QINOAPORE. Frt. James Connor, 18, was the star in Singapore Recreation Club "B" team's 10-8 win over 40 Commando "B" In the SCC seven-a-side Rugby tournament on the padang today. Connor, scored all the points (two goals) for SRC. The Commandcs got a goal a try.91 words
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Article61 1963-02-02 17 SINGAPORE. Frt. A corner forced by Liang Kok during extra time took Windsor Rovers "B" to the final of the SAFA youth slx-a-slde tournament at Jalan Besar Stadium today. They beat Halkowyu "A" by 10 points to nine. In the final on Sunday Windsor:61 words
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Advertisement199 1963-02-02 17 I TRAVEL TO g^ I I AUSTRALIA I I V|A *Mv I > j HONGKONG 4 I I DV V m T w BY I RfcfcL PfWAI INTFDnfFAN I ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES RVIML IIIILIW/VLMII I MV. "TJILUWAH" TJIWANGI Between Singapore. Hong Kong and Australia. Royal Interocean Lines offer you a199 words
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Advertisement233 1963-02-02 17 MORE and A MORE rfhh MORE because of extensive range and low prices! Choose yours from the large collection of. TERYLENE DACRON NON-IRON POPLIN TETORON /COTTON it RAW SILK it WHITE. COLOUREDS it PURE FUJI SILK STRIPE? A CHECKS And have your own reason of asking M9WMMM <""* Sole Agents:GLOBE233 words
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Miscellaneous46 1963-02-02 17 HOCKEY TRIANGULAR: Malacca v Srlangor (NS padang. Seremban. S) STORE LGF. CUP 2ND RD: University v Sc tools (Bkt Tlmah); Cevlonese v SHBRC (O6C frd). SGOR DIV I: Railways Sentul v Klang DHA (Taylor Rd). Rt'GGER ANNUAL MATCH: SRD President's XV v Captain's XV (Spore padang).46 words
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Obituary84 1963-02-02 18 MRS. SOON AH LEE nee Wong Thurn Km>w paused away peacefully 31.1.63, 9.20 p.m. at Luna*. South Kedah. Funeral Monday 4.2.63. 11.00 a m. for Interment at Kuban* Bemang Cemetery, Penanti*. P.W. C. t. viswanatha IYER. late of Slme Darhy, Port Swrttenham formerly of Malayan Pertlllaere. Port Kwettenham, passed84 words
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Obituary24 1963-02-02 18 in lovihc Memory or todim l-</.tr. Proprietor of 8. L*zar and |toni> K L.. who paused on 2.2.39. Gone bu* ro( forKOttrn.24 words
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Article, Illustration571 1963-02-02 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. r pHK Assistant Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Mohamed Ismail bin Yusof, today analysed the Communist moves against Malaysia. Addressing a meeting of senior officers of his Ministry, Inche Ismail said that "as long as Soekamo and Subandrio have571 words
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171 1963-02-02 18 Cheah leads village betterment committee KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A 10-man Malayan Chinese Association committee, headed by it s secretary-general, Mr. Cheah Theam Swee, was formed today to speed up the machinery for the development and improvement of new villages. Announcing this. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, M.C.A. president and Minister of171 words
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328 1963-02-02 18 HIGH WINDS FORCE THE ROYAL PLANE TO TURN BACK VANCOUVER, Fri. The airliner carrying Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip •landed here last night after being forced to return from a flight to Honolulu by bad weather over the Hawaiian islands. Capt. J.T. Percy of the BOAC Boeing 707 jetliner decidedReuter - 328 words
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Article383 1963-02-02 18 LONDON. Pri The week hu been one of the best that London stock markets have had for some time. The demand for equities continued apace today and prices advi.-.ced on a broad front. Buying persisted right up to the cloae. Engineering shares were particularly favoured and gains ranged383 words
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Article218 1963-02-02 18 MUBHAHID ALI - - MUBHAHID ALI I By 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. A Royal Malayan Navy patrol just missed the Indonesian gunboat which invaded Malayan waters and set 'fire to a rubberladen tongkang off South-west Johore on Wednesday, it was disclosed here today. The RMN Commanding Officer at Woodlands.218 words
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130 1963-02-02 18 - HONG KONG, Fri. Australia and New Zealand tourists, not Americans, are the biggest spenders here, according to a research survey published today by the Hong Kortg Tourist Association. British visitors to the Colony tend to stay the longest— about 21 days on an average.130 words
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Article27 1963-02-02 18 SINGAPORE. Pri. A farmers six-year-old daughter. Ho Ah Yong was drowned in a well in a kampong off the 6th mile Thomson Road tonight.27 words
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90 1963-02-02 18 LONDON, Frl The British Foreign Secretary, the Earl of Home, agreed with a television interviewer here last night that the French Government had "deceived" Britain in the negotiations to enter the European Common Market Lord Home, asked by the reporter if he thought theReuter - 90 words
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Advertisement139 1963-02-02 18 I Late CUSSIFIEIf ADVERTISEMENTS M Wrnrf Ifl (tUmimmm) Newly Refitted "Dominion Lines 1 luxury liners offer unique opportunities to travel at special concession fares from Singapore to Melbourne. S.S. "FRANCIS DRAKE" Stiliig Singapore N or about 25th February Doe Melbourne 9th Marcf S.S. "GEORGE ANSON" Stiliig Singapore on or abiut139 words
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Advertisement282 1963-02-02 18 7 ESOTERICA has earned the coveted USE TESTED SEAL IN McC ALL'S TEST ROOM we lest products and servkes for the qualities and features you will find important when you use them. That's why, after we have tested a product in the laboratory and in practical use and like it.282 words
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