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Title Section19 1963-10-04 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 35219 words
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Article, Illustration706 1963-10-04 1 Move to help 8,500 hit by trade boycott si N G A P O R E Thurs. The Singapore Government is to set up a Department of Economic Defence to safeguard the livelihood of workers affected by Indonesia's economic confrontation. The department, described as an emergency organisation, will be headed706 words
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Article565 1963-10-04 1 Five dissolution orders SINGAPORE GOVT ACTS FOLLOWING POST-ELECTION PLEDGE TO BREAK HOLD OF REDS IN RURAL AREAS. 'TRAINING OF CADRES' ALLEGED SINGAPORE, Thursday THE SINGAPORE Government issued orders today for the dissolution of two left-wing organisations operating as "recruiting and training centres for Communist cadres in the565 words
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Article, Illustration249 1963-10-04 1 T.POH, Thurs. One 1 hundred Boys' Brigade members and 50 girls from the Girls' Life Brigade waited an hour to greet a visiting YIP this afternoon. They waited in vain. The YIP the Prime Minister of Western Samoa, Flame Mata'afa249 words
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205 1963-10-04 1 'Sterilise all people with four children' call in Pakistan KARACHI, Thurs. Pakistan should sterilise all men and women who have four children to check the alarming: birth rate, a planning commission official has recommended. Mr. S. A. Subhan, acting secretary of the Commission, warned that all benefits from foreign aid,205 words
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146 1963-10-04 1 Sacrifice pledge on behalf of Dyaks KUCHING, Thurs.— Temenggong Jugah, Federal Minister of Sarawak Affairs, said today the Dyaks of Sarawak were ready to sacrifice their lives In defence of Malaysia. In a statement today he said: "The Lone Jawi attack shows clearly what a disgraceful bully Indonesia is. 'By146 words
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Article184 1963-10-04 1 KUCHING, Thursday. ANOTHER 10 Indonesian terrorists have been killed in the Long Jawi area of Sarawak's Third Division, bringing the total to 32. it was announced today. Thirty-two Indonesi-an-based terrorists were earlier reported killed in a running battle with British troops in the Jungle-covered area.184 words
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Article93 1963-10-04 1 The 20 per cent diplomat COPENHAGEN. Thurs. Police said in court yesterday that the diplomat involved in a call-girl ring that included minors was an Indonesian forme r Charge d'Affaires I. Gusti N. Santawirja. Santawirja, who left Denmark last August, was believed to be a middleman between foreign diplomats andReuter - 93 words
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Article23 1963-10-04 1 VATICAN CITY. Thurs.— Pope Paul VI today received In private audience Msgr. Sulvatore Slino. Papal Nuncio to the Philippines. UPI.UPI - 23 words
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Article177 1963-10-04 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. rpHOl SANDS of workX ers tonight pledged solidarity with Nanyang University students at a meeting in the University grounds. They were from the seven big Satu unions, who have been asked to shew cause by Oct. 31 why their registrations should not be cancelled.177 words
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Article215 1963-10-04 1 Pirates strike off Muar now M l A .X' Tluus A fisherman, Tan Ah Kow, 36, >v;is yesterday robbed of his nets worth $1,800 by armed pirates in the Straits of Malacca. He told the Straits Times today that he was in one of four boats fishing in international waters215 words
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Article26 1963-10-04 1 HONDURAS COUP TEGUCIGALPA, Thurs. Armed forces today mrrtlirew President Ramon Villed.i Morales in a pri -dawn coup. Fighting followed and casualties were reported. UPI.UPI - 26 words
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Advertisement146 1963-10-04 1 1 1| CROCKETT JONES NORTHAMPTON ENGLAND X I BEST Hv (k Us' *~L*^ ■kv v iS§3 7Am Mr 41 mm- M*£-T^jfjEi wJkm The rich, gold, water-proofed Oyster case protects the ingenious Rolex Perpetual 'rotor' self-winding Chronometer movement. Date on dial changes automatically at midnight in a split second. The Datejust146 words
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174 1963-10-04 2 U.S. hopes to pull out of Vietnam by 1965 WASHINGTON. Thurs. A White House policy statement last night said that the major part of the U.S. military task in aiding South Vietnam against the Vietcong Commu- j i.ist guerillas "can be 1 completed by the end of 1065." The statementReuter - 174 words
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Article143 1963-10-04 2 TONDON, Thurs. The Daily Telegraph today urged Britain to be prepared to freeze and prevent disposal of Indonesian assets in case reprisals against Indonesia are necessary. Good sense "There is reason and good sense in th Malaysian Prime Minister's attitude that there can be no talksReuter - 143 words
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130 1963-10-04 2 Call to take over British firms and —estates JAKARTA. Wed. Labourers employed on British-owned rubber estates in East Sumatra met In Medan last Saturday and decided to ask the Central Government to take over all British firms and estates in the region, Antara news agency reported today. The labourers al.-oReuter - 130 words
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Article37 1963-10-04 2 CAIRO. Thurs.— l he roof of a cinema in a Nile Delta village collapsed last ni«ht. trapping the audiences in their seats First unofficial report said 13 oeople were killed and 26 Injured U.P.I.UPI - 37 words
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Article, Illustration281 1963-10-04 2 ISRAEL 'S 6-POINT PLEDGE FOR PEACE UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. ISRAEL renewed its peace offer to the Arab countries yesterday and proposed a sixpoint pledge "to lessen existing tensions" in the Middle East. Mrs. Golda Meir, Foreign Minister of Israel, told the General Assembly that her Government "continues to believe thatUPI - 281 words
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Article83 1963-10-04 2 BEN BELLA FACES CIVIL WAR THREAT ALGIERS, Thurs. A Algerian dissidents in Kabylia will wage a guerilla war against President Ben Bella and his Defence Minister until they are out of office, the leader of the dissidents, Mr. Hocine Ait Ahmed, declared last night. He told the Press at hisReuter - 83 words
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233 1963-10-04 2 "7ASIIINGTON, Thurs. —A call for a "growing awareness" of the need of newly independent countries for financial, technical and administrative help was made yesterday at the annual meeting of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Uganda's Finance Minister. Mr. A Kalule Sempa,Reuter - 233 words
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Article48 1963-10-04 2 HONG KONG Thurs. Dr. Kamol Pengsrlthong, the Thai Under-secretary of State for Public Health, said last night be believed most of the narcotics being smuggled into Hong Kong "originated from a place north of Thailand." Thailand Itself did not grow or manufacture opium, he added. Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article37 1963-10-04 2 VALENTINE, Thurs.—Pro-Com-munist troops launched an intensive two-hour mortar attack on the «rau!glc neutralist position of Linn, near the Plain of Jars at dusk yesterday, according to neutralist reports. One neutralist soldier was reported killed.— Reut«r.Reuter - 37 words
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164 1963-10-04 2 The colour switch doctor: My wife has —left me— r«APETOWN, Thurs. A white doctor, who has promised voters he will seek racial reclassification as a "coloured" if elected, said last night that his wife left him. Dr. H. F. Moeller. an Independent candidate for the Karoo C ol ourod parliamentaryUPI - 164 words
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Article26 1963-10-04 2 TOKYO. Thurs.— About 30 educational experts from 15 Asian nations today opened an eight-day conference in Tokyo to discuss educational plans in Asia. RenterReuter - 26 words
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117 1963-10-04 2 LEOPOLDVILLE, Thurs. Congo President Joseph Kasavubu has stripped Parliament of legislative power until a new constitution is proclaimed. Following up his dismissal of the current special parliamentary session. President Kasavubu issued a proclamation Investing the Government of Premier Cyrillr Adonla with full law-making powers.117 words
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Advertisement770 1963-10-04 2 TODAY IN AUSTRALIA What's new in this land of rapid growth and huge potential Visit the "Australia at Robinson's" Fortnight. Fashion goods and models specially flown in by QANTAS V-Jet. SNOWMEN SWEET SUCCESS the 8ro wwi g P attern of overseas invest ment in new plants, expansion of existing August...770 words
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Advertisement176 1963-10-04 2 Advertisement Os^O IVOMEN everywhere are using the new shampoo that gives their hair the Peek-In" Olow of beauty the delightful translucsnce you see when looking Into the depth* of amber -r t precious sto'ie tt 1& not a glitter not y polish, not a shimmer, but something far more b»auti!ul176 words
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269 1963-10-04 3 MOSCOW, Thursday. RUSSIAN shops yesterday were rationing customers to a pound of white bread and four pounds of black and flour appeared to be unobtainable. A baker toLd a Western housewife that rationing was "on orders." But a customer can still go fromReuter - 269 words
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Article121 1963-10-04 3 Russians may get U.S. wheat WASHINGTON. Thurs. —The U.S. Agriculture Secretary, Mr. Orville Freeman, yesterday indicated that the U.S. may sell USS3BO ($1,140) million worth of wheat to the Soviet Union. He told a news conference in Pennsylvania that no formal offer had been made by the Russians but theUPI - 121 words
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Article82 1963-10-04 3 LONDON, Thurs. Mr. Harold" Macmillan yesterday returned to No. 10. Downing Street traditional town residence of British Prime Ministers after an absence of three years. The house has been almost completely reconstructed while Mr. Macmillan has had a temporary town home at nearby Admiralty House.Reuter - 82 words
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Article, Illustration205 1963-10-04 3 BURTON'S WIFE SUES FOR U552.25 MIL. DAMAGES NEW YORK. Thurs. Sybil Burton, wife of actor Richard' Burton, yesterday filed a U552.25 million libel suit against a New York newspaper, charging that she was "exposed to ridicule and contempt" by a column which it printed. The suit named as defendants theReuter - 205 words
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Article, Illustration90 1963-10-04 3 In daylight again— after —105 dayS- JEFFREY Workman. 34--year old Derbyshire c?ve man, wears a beard and a smile as he sees daylight for the first time after being sealed hundreds of feet underground for 105 days in Yorkshire. When he emerged, he took one look at the weather it90 words
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Article, Illustration289 1963-10-04 3 SCARBOROUGH, Thursday. rpHE Labour Party showed fierce determination at its annual conference here yesterday to maintain unity at all costs to win the next general election. I Highlight of the- pre- victory conference as Socialists regard it came when rightwinger George BrownReuter - 289 words
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Article78 1963-10-04 3 WASHINGTON r Thurs.— Gangster Joseph Valachi told senators yesterday of a .^ew York gang war In which more than 40 men were killed The war ended with the death In the early 1930s of Giuseppe Masseria— shot In the back by his own menReuter - 78 words
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Article53 1963-10-04 3 ATHENS. Thurs.— Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of the U.S. President, was relaxing at her holiday villa near here tonight after asking for oxygen during her long air Journey from New York. A spokesman at the villa said she had not been air sick but was tired byReuter - 53 words
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Article47 1963-10-04 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs,.—President Kennedy today signed Into law a bill granting most of America's 3,700.000 Servicemen a pay increase averaging 14.4 per cent It is the biggest Service pay boost in U.S. history and tt will cost about US$l,2OO million a year.— Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article33 1963-10-04 3 BELFAST (Northern Ireland), Thurs.— A Brit-sh experimental vertical takeoff plane crashed here today, killing the test pilot. The plane was the SCL aircraft of Short Brothers Company —ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article83 1963-10-04 3 LONDON. Thurs. Property millionaire Bernard Sunley was arrested last night for being drunk and disorderly shortly after he and dozens of other formally attired people bowed to Princess Margaret at a London charity performance. Minutes after the Princess and her husband Lord Snowdon passed. Sunley, In white83 words
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172 1963-10-04 3 Hurricane kills 30 in holiday island LONDON, Thurs. Thirty people were killed by Hurricane Flora on the Caribbean island of Tobago, Lloyd's agency in London said yesterday. Several hundred people were Injured, and about 40 per cent of the nouses and 75 per cent of the coconut plantations destroyed. CaptainReuter - 172 words
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Article32 1963-10-04 3 BANGKOK. Thurs. The Government has signed a contract with the International Development and Engineering Associated for a joint survey of the economic feasibility of an Industrial estate for Thailand.— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article38 1963-10-04 3 LONDON, Thurs. A freelance journalist, Laurence Terence Bell. 26. collapsed and had to be carried out of the Central Criminal Court here yesterday during his trial on nine charges of Indecency. Hearing was adjourned. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Advertisement23 1963-10-04 3 IhiEASMMNABL.E tif WATCH Q FOR 11 the y MODERN 1 LADY I £NICAA l SWISS 7 LOVELY COLOURED STRAPS TO MATCH YOUR DRESSES23 words
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Advertisement430 1963-10-04 3 Your once a year opportunity to purchase quality goods at low prices Usual Now American Dacron-Accetate Suiting. 9 Colors $15.50 $4.9« English Terylene-Wool. 5 Colors 58/60" 18.90 9.90 "Rels" American Poplin Pyjamas 19.50 9.90 Tetoron-Cotton Drip Dry Pyjamas 22.50 I.' !)0 Dacron Wash-n-Wear Trousers 21.50 14.50 Meridian "Irresistible" English S-t-r-e-t-c-h430 words
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Article, Illustration716 1963-10-04 4 The greatest collection of orchids on show... SINGAPORE. Thurs THE ORCHID Festival Show presently being held at the Singapore Turf Club has brought together what is, without doubt', the greatest collection of orchids that has ever been shown in the world. This is the opinion of a Singapore authority on716 words
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Article, Illustration304 1963-10-04 4 INCHE YUSOF OPENS BIG FLOWER FESTIVAL Exhibitors are H. H. the Sultan of Johore, Nam Kee Nursery, who won gold and silver gilt medals respectively. In this section Mrs. Macdougal entered a very interesting group of Malaysian hybrids lor which she was awarded a silver gilt medal. The 30 sq.304 words
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Article79 1963-10-04 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Adult Education Board will be organising courses in Jawi writing (Malay script) at Stage I and Stage II levels. Applicants who wish to Join the course should have passed either Darjah I In the National Language Public Examinations conducted by the Ministry of79 words
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Advertisement261 1963-10-04 4 Ar^tii^a>, CAPITOL PJff^^| (SINGAPORE) 9^ TOMORROW M'NITE rjr^n\ There's a tiny T^^^JP yiM Greek island where a iLm^^K^rf |m^ "nan can exist with r wffi\ only the barest ih I //^jW necess t es P^H f \*V-| The place where they j S fECHNICOLCiTPANAVISION* Warner Bios .wackiest, wildest, most wonderful261 words
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Advertisement195 1963-10-04 4 f»1»W»!'i NOW SHOWING! W^^^^^jLLW Tel: 21-116 (SINGAPORE) DAILY 4 SHOWS AT: 11 .00 p.m. 2.30 6.00 t 9.1 5 p.m. lAT NORMAL PRICES: SI. OO, $2.00 $3.00 1 I (No Free Lists) I BIGGER THAN "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" AND NOW SHOWING! simultaneou^Tat" SINGAPORE PENANG 1 ALOR STAR ODEON-KATONG ODEON CATHAY195 words
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Advertisement495 1963-10-04 4 GANISATION* >OU MIOUIM. 1 II o m 1.45, 4, 6 30 9 15 p.m. v M6M AfJATHA v I "ij CHRISTIE S -fj> >&n I Margoret Kuthertord g Robert Morley Flora Robton. Plus: Special Ncwsrcel -f M "MILESTONE TO MALAYSIA". "\on snow in,. I ■Mom., 1.30, 4, 6.30 ft 9.30495 words
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Miscellaneous434 1963-10-04 4 lil■ i I .B^ft/J. J 3' J Wbl *1I IB 'I^HK following in todsy n schedule from Hong KonK iMI. 613} j. ii of civil aircraft move mrnts At p.m. from JtAitelton Bruni't, KuI'.ivn Letwr airport Slnicapore: rhlnn (ML. 4!i>> 7.r>o p m. from H«nanjt. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca (ML434 words
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Article287 1963-10-04 5 EFFIGY OF INDONESIAN LEADER BURNT AT RALLY: MANILA IS ALSO CONDEMNED MUAR. Thursday. "pHE Indonesian people were urged today by the chairman of the Malaysia Peoples Solidarity Committee here, Haji Osman bin Haji Mohamed Sa'at, to revolt against President Soekarno and his regime. Haji Osman, who287 words
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255 1963-10-04 5 Free lunches for another 20,000 students- KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Starting from Monday, 20,000 schoolchildren in the Bentong, Raub and Kuala Lipis districts will be getting free lunches as a result of a $135,000 gift from a British voluntary organisation. The Oxford Committee for Famine Relief has given this sum to255 words
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Article66 1963-10-04 5 PENANG. Thurs. An applicant for citizensnip. who claimed he had been staying in this country for over 12 years, when he had actually been here for less than two years, was fined $100 in the First Magistrate's Court today. Ho Chew Seng, 23. pleaded cuilty to66 words
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Article60 1963-10-04 5 MALACCA. Thurs. About 80 soldiers of the Ist Bn., New Zealand Reriment. stationed at Terendak Camp, will be taken on a conducted tour of Dun lops' Regent Estate at Batanc Mrlaka on Oct. 10. The soldiers, who are returning home after two years service In Malaya, have60 words
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189 1963-10-04 5 TPOH, Thurs. The 1 Perak All-Com-munity Patriotic Action Committee, today decided to seek the cooperation of employers to allow their staff to attend the solidarity rally to be held on the Municipal padang on Tuesday at 4.30 p.m. Employers have been asked189 words
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93 1963-10-04 5 KOALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Beauue; from Sabah and Sarawak are among 35 girls who will take part in the "Miss Malaysia Qovernment Services" to be held at the Federal Hotel on the night of Oct. 12. The "Miss Malaysia Government Services" contest will be93 words
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135 1963-10-04 5 THIS 150-kati pig seen roasted with 30 chicken by army cook Corporal C. Hodge* (above) formed the main item of a barbecue held in Inob on Wednesday night \u the Light Aid Detachment, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, of the tjueen's135 words
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97 1963-10-04 5 MALACCA. Thurs. The Malacca Rotary Club will hold a dance at the Town Hal. here on Saturday night in aid o( the 200 deaf children of Malacca. The club's project tms year is to help these children and they will Man by providing97 words
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213 1963-10-04 5 NOW NANYANG STUDENTS GO ON 'STRIKE' SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Nanyang University Students' Union today began a three-day boycott of classes in protest against the Singapore Government's move to re-organise the university. I Students met for two hours in the arts auditorium this morning before coming tn jwhat they termed a213 words
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Article67 1963-10-04 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Malaysia is on the itinerary of a new programme of 23-day tours to be launched by BOAC later this month to meet the mounting tourist traffic between the United States and the Far East. The new "Cpeedblrd tours" will enable American tourists to67 words
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Article102 1963-10-04 5 The first of a series of 36 such tours will begin on Oci 11. Another choice being offered to American tourists by i the airline Is the 'Heart of the Orient" tour, the first of I which will start on Nov. 8. This also covers 13 days,102 words
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Article43 1963-10-04 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs.— The Sultan of Selangor has accepted an invitation by the Automobile Association of Malaya to be its first patron. The Sultan has also accepted honorary life membership which the AAM has bestowed in recognition of his support.43 words
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Advertisement83 1963-10-04 5 The finest day and evening shoes from Australia, featuring the latest OPEN LOOK in Italian and Parisian shoes. v\ade of the highest quality calf and kid leather, Americon and French brocades, lames, gold or silver kid. Fully kid leather lined .nd all leather soled. Colours: white, soft polar or pastel83 words
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Advertisement372 1963-10-04 5 up II BANK DEPOSIT ACCOUNT I I LOMBARD BANK offers real financial security and aa I interest rate of 5 the maximum safe and sure rat* for I I your money to earn. No U.K. Income Tax will be deducted j 9 your money grows all the time, and is372 words
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Article, Illustration57 1963-10-04 6 'THE BLOOD DEBT WAS NOT DISCUSSED' TENGKU Abdul Rahman discusses a point with the Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Wataru Okuma. At extreme left is Mr. K. Uda, member of the Japanese Democratic Party and, extreme right, Mr. T. Naito, of the same party and57 words
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403 1963-10-04 6 ON TO STORE AFTER 3 DA YS IN CAPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs A SIX-MAN Japanese parliamentary goodwill mission to South-East Asia left for Singapore today after a three-day visit gathering impressions about the political and economic aspects of Malaysia. A few hours before their departure, the mission, led by Mr.403 words
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81 1963-10-04 6 Four boys burned in hydrogen blast IPOH, Thurs. Four boys aged about seven, watching balloons being inflated at the Kampong Simee market near here yesterday, were injured when a hydrogen cylinder exploded. They were burned on their arms and faces. Their condition is said to be not serious. Two other81 words
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132 1963-10-04 6 ALOR STAR, Thursday. THE hunt for the killer of a pretty housewife in Kampong Pantai Halban ended last night with the arrest of a suspect in a house at Telega Mas, 10 miles from the scene of the murder. A police party on132 words
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Article72 1963-10-04 6 BINOAPORE. Thurs. A hawker, Lon Piah Ting. 20. was today jailed for two months when he was unable to pay a $250 fine for an offence under the Singapore Legislative Assembly Elections (Posters and Banners) regulations. Loh pleaded guilty to putting up a poster of an72 words
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Article58 1963-10-04 6 PENANO. Thurs.— Cheah Chin Bee. 18. was today bound over in $100 for six months for possessing housebreaking implements early on the morning of Aug. 12. Cheah. a first offender, pleaded KUilty to having a screwdriver and torch when he was caught near a58 words
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Article29 1963-10-04 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs.—lnche Baharom bin Ngah, hospital assistant here for the past 17 years, has been posted to Ouar Chempedak to take charge of the health centre there.29 words
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181 1963-10-04 6 PENANG, Thurs. The Centri Government was today urged to set up an "economic war committee" on a national level to make recommendations to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry 'to combat the effects of Indonesia's economic confrontation. Mr. K. K. Sharma. secretary of the181 words
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Article31 1963-10-04 6 PENANO, Thurs. Burglars broke into a house In Mount En* kine Crescent last night and stole Sl9O worth of jewellery belonging to Mr. Khoo Soo Chye, a radio mechanic31 words
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407 1963-10-04 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs A TEACHER who fatally stabbed his younger brother was jailed for six months in the Assize Court today. He was fined $500 with the option of another three months' Jail. Heng Keng Han. 24, was originally committed to the Assizes on a charge407 words
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Article56 1963-10-04 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Sarawak Post and Telegraph Department officer, Mr. Peter Boyer, and a marine survey assistant. Inche Reduan bin Joll. hay« arrived in Singapore for training under the Colombo Plan technical Co-operation scheme. Mr. Boyer will undergo a sixmonth course in teleprinting. Inche Reduan will take56 words
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285 1963-10-04 7 IPOH, Thursday. GIANT 1501 b. iar^p caught in the Kangsar River on Monday has been released because it is believed to be a turtle "of good omen," appearing only when a Sultan is being installed. A carpenter, Lee Ah Kow, caught the turtle285 words
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145 1963-10-04 7 WORLD TOUR IN A MONTH FOR CO-OP PRESIDENT IPOH, Thurs. Inche Ahmad Hourmain bin Dato Hajl Mohamed Esah, 38, president oi the Co-Operative Union ol Malaya Ltd., leaves here tomorrow to attend the 22nd congress of the International Co-Operative Alliance from Oct. 14 to 17 at Bournemouth, England. He will145 words
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Article42 1963-10-04 7 PENANG, Thurs. A lorry driver, Sharlff bin Darus, 34. was today lined $75 in a magistrate's court here when he pleaded guilty to a charge of carrying excess weight in his vehicle ac Oreen Lane on July 24. I42 words
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104 1963-10-04 7 Schoolboys drowned in mining pool IPOH, Thurs. Two schoolboys. Low Chant; Seng and lio Wai Pah, both aged 11, were drowned in a disused mining pool in Buntong new village here yesterday evening. Another schoolboy, Chee Kai Yee, 17, said that while he was on his way home about 4104 words
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Article61 1963-10-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Mentri Besar of Trengfcanu, Dato Ibrahim Pikri, announced that a mass "contra-confronuiion" rally will be held Id Kuala Trengganu on Sunday. He said that the Umno Youth leader and Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jublr. would be one of the speakers61 words
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Article88 1963-10-04 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Katljah Biran. 32. aliened tn court today that her next door neighbour a man of 50 had struck her with a stick when she refused to consider him as "an ellp.ible match" for her 15-year-old eldest daughter. Zahara. She was testifying against Letchumanan. of88 words
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Article47 1963-10-04 7 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs.— A labourer. A. Kaplian. was seriously injured yesterday when he was run over by car at Simpang Lima, near here. A Justice of the Peace, Mr. R Muthuthamby PiUal, who was Piissing by. rushed Kaphan to the Parit Buntar Hospital.47 words
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Article37 1963-10-04 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Cheong Lim Khun, of the Shell Company here, has left for Melbourne for further training. Mr. Cheoni?, 40. will do six to nine months' material training in Geelong. Australia.37 words
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306 1963-10-04 7 SON WHO KEPT SILENT TELLS OF DEATH Nibong Tebal. Thurs SHUKOR bin Haji Ismail, 18, told the Sessions Court here today he heard his father calling his name several times on the night he was killed. "I was then in bed upstairs," he testified at the trial of his brother,306 words
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129 1963-10-04 7 Klang bus workers drop strike plans KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Transport Workers' Union withdrew its strike notice to the Klang and Coast Omnibus Company today after an agreement with the management on the workers' demands. *Mr. V. David, the union adviser, said this today. Mr. David said that by this129 words
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Article49 1963-10-04 7 MUAR, Thurs. A Malaysia costume competition organised by the Muar District Youth Council will be held at Diamond Jubilee Hall here on Oct. 11. The competition is open to all races between the ages of 15 to 25. Contestants will parade in kebaya. chongsam or sari.49 words
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Article50 1963-10-04 7 IPOH. Thurs Pour robbers, armed with a toy pistol and knives, held up a sundry shop proprietor Chuah Boon Teik. 40 at Pantei Remls. 60 miles from here in the Dindines district early this morning and robbed him of cash and iewellery worth a total of 5862.50 words
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95 1963-10-04 7 ALOR STAR, Thurs.— A rubber tapper, Saad bin Ibrahim, 34, was seriously wounded last night by an armed man in a loneiy spot at Kampong Sebarang Paya, 15 miles north of Alor Star A police party went to the scene after a man95 words
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Advertisement242 1963-10-04 7 HYPER FLASH GUN A compact flsthgun unit "NATIONAL HYPER m-.del B 11. Wjg £VJ designed for convenient and »i-nple PK^H^I operation. Foldoblc tan-type re- V fleeter. Uses both bayonet-base type •nd cap leu type bulbs. Powerful B.C power source system. Built -in open Mash plug. Durable BT^Bi plastic body in242 words
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Miscellaneous267 1963-10-04 7 mWWj.I mm mm WWwW wj mwWj ■POVf wwm mmw^WwW^^tWmW^mm Straits Times Crossword ACHOSB 8. What the devil takes back 1. Reluctant bridegroom keep* Edward I wlthlTcall (8). n 3 °°4) 5. Whence Moses looked through 15 f^w'th Solaris 'on a 5 In his gap 18). mountain of Lome (3, 6).267 words
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Article333 1963-10-04 8 53 MILLION BACK PAY FOR 20,000 RANK AND FILE KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday, MALAYA'S 20,000 policemen and policewomen are fro get more pay. They will also receive t>ack pay totalling $3 million as the award has been backdated to March 1, 1963. The increases affect only333 words
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101 1963-10-04 8 CORPORAL SENT TO MENTAL -HOSPITAL. DORT DICKSON, A Thurs. A lancecorporal in the 2nd Reconnaissance Regiment, Romzi bin Mohamed, 30, wr: today ordered by a court martial here to be sent to Tanjong Rambutan mental hospital for psychiatric treatment. Romzi was charged with making anonymous telephone caUs on June 25101 words
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Article, Illustration101 1963-10-04 8 Philosopher Maharajah from Mysore THE MAHARAJAH of Mysore. Sri Jaya Chanaraja Wadiyar Bahadur, wha passed through Singapore on Wednesday night on his way home. He Is the Governor of Mysore state. He has been on an rightweek tour of South America, Australia and New Zealand as guest of the governments.101 words
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Article31 1963-10-04 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. jMon Yang. Malayan Airways sales superintendent, will leave Singapore on Oct. 9 on a twoweek tour of Canada at the Invitation of Trans-Canada Air Lines.31 words
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Article193 1963-10-04 8 'Let me die alone' note on body OINGAPORE. Thurs. A young man found dead at the foot of Union Building m Collyer Quay today left a scribbled note saying: "Let me die alone." Poilce found the note Inside an envelope in the shirt pocket of Kasslm bin Ngah. 21. a193 words
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88 1963-10-04 8 MALACCA. Thurs. A schoolboy, N. Kamaran, 18, .said in the Alor Oajah Sessions Court today that when he punched a labourer he did not Intend to break his jaw. Kamaran, a Form IV student ol Tengku Besar Secondary English School Tampln. was found guilty88 words
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Article33 1963-10-04 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. in the rush for first-day covers and stamps Issued In connection with the World Orchid Conference, an estimated half million covers were sold at the General Post Office today.33 words
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Article27 1963-10-04 8 IPOH. Ihurs. iTie Ipoh Jayoees will hold a "Jaycee Masked Ball" at the St. John Ambulance Hall on Saturday from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.27 words
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Article26 1963-10-04 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association will hold a greetings seals campaign beginning next Monday to raise funds for its work against tuberculosis.26 words
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Article255 1963-10-04 8 Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. THE Minister of Com- merce and Industry, Dr. lim Swee Aun. today allayed fears of any shortage of fuel in Malaysia following the stoppage of Indonesian supplies. He said in a statement: "Where petroleum and the supply of fuel oil are concerned,255 words
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Advertisement101 1963-10-04 8 Straight from Australia's best beach resorts to ROBINSON CO. LIMITED Australia's number one beachwear, sportswear and racing swimwear COME AND SEE IT NOW! Spcedo Knitting Mills Pty. Limited. Sydney, Australia. &T j^f*4/ 111 FASHION ENVOY FROM INDIA '^....wp.tp* >e fii Wm^mt^tlmm.: zxn**, _^^^m^_ m [^^^M^^py^^Tß^^B| Embroidered to exquisite perfection I101 words
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Miscellaneous146 1963-10-04 8 A\il+H O*p rttf V.T. ntrvntin \~i( TfM'MEAD L I j VMEAN AW* IQOfT. V \~H W^^^^L S n I BUT I COMT\ Wl MET IHI6 AFTBRL/A I 9R l£Ve W l^m* IT WKTS \[VG KNOW J NOON .POn Y3U j V^^ IXHN?I WH6R£!*ra]j If THERE ?J[ OVWOfiW J ANY BIG146 words
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Article, Illustration1781 1963-10-04 9 FRANZ VON WERRA'S AMAZING ESCAPES FROM CAPTIVITY WHILE A POW IN ENGLAND German air ace won his fame on the ground ON the calm cjo v die s s morning of September 5, 1940, a formation of German bombers winged homewards over the beautiful Kentish1,781 words
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Advertisement196 1963-10-04 9 Player's GOLD LEAF FILTER for real smoking pleasure -y -y^ i|| I '"T'm J m FILTER TIPPHD *j| When they see the sailor symbol Hjjj^f' on their Player's Gold Leaf pack, real smokers know that here is a cigarette really worth smoking. Federation: 20's executive pack 80 cts and in196 words
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Article73 1963-10-04 10 2H Ward* Sl* (Minimum) MR AND MRS. Karalastncam thank .nd mends who attended the ineral of their beloved daughter Dcvi MRS S RAMANATHAN. children nd relatixen. thank all who attended run. ral of late Mr. Ramanathan .1 rendered assistance MR AND MRS. Oh Choon Kiat. t.nham. thank ID friends73 words
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Obituary34 1963-10-04 10 M Worsts $l» i Minimum} L ESTRANCE IVOR (LESTER) on i.nr loved one No longer with us our lives to share but In our (j \ou re always there. Laving In-n. mother-in-law.34 words
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Article36 1963-10-04 10 M Wmm Sl* < Minimum) NC THO taken by Japanese Army k, on L'-l-44 has, not been ■era or heard of MBCt. Anyone hnvinc information as to his when ■..Imiiiih Sin. 16 Jalan st.tii.m Cham.k. Jol.ui.36 words
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Article93 1963-10-04 10 H »..rrf. <il> i lf,nim>/m) WATCH YOUR WEICMT: Be At nut Kimemher Ryvita helps you >hrn Knjoy delirious Ryvita today. You'll love it. FAREX ■MM bakisi tin utra nourishment they n*td from wtanint agt through toddler stags. BETTYS BEAUTY SALON. 36-B I Spore. (Cathay Mala) F;i«ir Phone My Mill93 words
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Article22 1963-10-04 10 in H,,rrf« vj.ih (.Vim.) UNITED PRAVEI MEETINC, M.C.A nr.n.ini lit. id. s |«re. 4th I U I' m. Al welcome.22 words
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Article700 1963-10-04 10 The decision to increase naval ;ind air patrols for the protection of fishermen in the Straits of Malacca comes none too soon. Not that the Ministry of Delence has been mii active. But until recently it was hoped that the Indonesian Government would themselves curb the pirates.700 words
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Article535 1963-10-04 10 The annual meeting of the j World Bank and the International Monetary Fund is not, strictly speaking, the proper forum in which to plead for fair commodity prices. But to this Mr. Tan Siew Sin can reply and he would be right in replying— that any gathering535 words
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Article, Illustration913 1963-10-04 10 GAVIN GORDON - Common Market rejects U.S. strictures GAVIN GORDON from EUROPE'S Common Market is growing up. Not long ago Professor Walter Hallstein, president of the Common Marker Commission, said: "It's no longer a baby, it's a teenager." A member of the U.S. mission countered with: And I think it's a girl teenager."913 words
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LETTERS
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Letter210 1963-10-04 10 I WOULD refer to your report (B.T. Oct. 1> concerning the new one way traffic system along Bukit Tlmah and Dunearn Roads. The Traffic Police Superintendent reports no snags. I do not believe this can be the view of the unfortunate motorist who wishes to210 words
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Letter168 1963-10-04 10 'THE one-way traffic along Buklt Tlmah and Dunearn Roads has now been Implemented and it Is obvious that it is a success. However, there h> one as- pect which I do not understand and I am sure other motorists feel the same. Why i s traffic along Farrer168 words
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458 1963-10-04 10 U.N. split over troops run-down in Congo I JJEW YORK. Thurs.— The lonely fight of t v Secretary-General U Thant to pull all UN. troops out of the Congo by the end of this year seems about to end in defeat. If a small force is to be maintained beyond458 words
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Advertisement515 1963-10-04 10 H H'/irt- |M Minimum) BETWEEN KOK MENC. \M ■i sen* and Yok.- Yint:. d o Koong Yun Fook of Kuala Lumpur on 2-10-63. CMEW TJONC: Between TenK unrl o Mr and Mrs- Che* M and Mix* Helen Bong Klauw. Mr and Mr> T]on« Thiam on 4 1 <>■*.'< 7* H..,rf.515 words
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Advertisement76 1963-10-04 10 PROSTATE CANCER: Needless Killer By age 50, one man in five has it and by aXe 65 it kills twice as many as lung cancer. Yet it is the easiest of all cancers to detect and cure. Read why men should insist on a particular one minute examination which too76 words
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Advertisement30 1963-10-04 10 5L y^\\ I Hi%VaMF oei.ci»u» A ■Kfv^XMrM) c-ocoiAr jku llfm*' ■oii"i avcc ISi*^9Q "«<S.»S au Ova "^a^r W~ S~*-JfmW Swiss Max ChOCOLMI Chocolal Jobler BERNE-SWITZERLAND SOLE AGENTS SHRIRO (CHINA) LTD.30 words
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249 1963-10-04 11 Had wife in India, wed another in S'pore: Jailed SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Depressed by his wife's conduct in India following a brief reunion, a Singapore man returned to the State, and later married another girl without divorcing his first wife. A District Court was told this today when Mo named Ghani.249 words
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Article31 1963-10-04 11 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Sixteen people were made homeless when a tire destroyed the roof of an nttap house in Kampong Amber today C.p isp of the fire is not known31 words
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Article170 1963-10-04 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A temporary traffic police blockade across the canal between Bukit Timah Road and Dunearn Road has been lifted. The Traffic Priice chief. Mr. Sardar Singh, today explained that the blockade traffic since the one-way was an experiment to find i out the relative170 words
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Article70 1963-10-04 11 SINOAPORE, Thurs Tht Straits Times today received $258.91 from readers for Che Hasnah binte Taib, the widow of radio comedian Tahlr bin Abdul Rahman, who was killed In a road accident early this month. The fund now stands at $639 76. Tod. ys list of70 words
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Article68 1963-10-04 11 PENANG. rhurs.— Two schoolboys N. Balasundram. 18. and 8. Krishnasamy, 13. today pleaded guilty to a joint charge of wilfully trespassing into the Penang Pree School at 10.15 on the night of Ana 31 this year. "You should be studying at home M that time." the magistrate.68 words
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Article545 1963-10-04 11 .But businessman admits signing an agreement to gamble after going to house with cash in briefcase: Two acquitted BUSINESSMAN, Osman bin Haji Ahma i, 28, told the Sessions Court here today he lost $25,000 after being doped in a house in Petaling Jaya early this year.545 words
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Article, Illustration22 1963-10-04 11 A RIOT OF COLOUR— ARRANGED WITH LOVING CARE THE Malayan Orchid Society's landscape group. Straits Times picture.22 words
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Article, Illustration563 1963-10-04 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Yang di-Per-tuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, today declared open the biggest international show of orchids and orchid plants worth several million dollars at the Singapore Turf Club. Inche Yusof expressed the hope that563 words
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Advertisement64 1963-10-04 11 Now you can enjoy the best! BEEFEATER pT BEEFEATER The twice-famous gin has J??lk come to Malaysia. *"^^m\ j Sn 3UJ s\ Here, indeed', is gin such Mm BPE?S '-6 (tim\ as you nave never known Inflr^t J>^fc its diamond brightness, VVj^^3fcz^- ""^jjlP^ft velvety softness and subtle at the famous64 words
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Advertisement11 1963-10-04 11 them happy/ A a Wl Th ThiS FUL^. CREAM POWDERED MILK11 words
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Miscellaneous486 1963-10-04 11 Today's radio, TV traits: 10.30 Concert Classics. RADIO MALAYSIA 11.00 Nr-.ra-ku Close Down NATIONAL SUOKTWAVE RADIO SINGAPORE SERVICE 41.7 metre* MfcDILM WAVk. StKVICt A.M.. 6.00 Time Signal. Negira- wioKVwAVtTstKVlct ku; 8.02 Prelude To Breakfast; a? uZruZ* 7.00 Time Signal. The News; 7.10 MfclKt! Songs And 6*eet Music; 7.30 alm 600486 words
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252 1963-10-04 12 Jakarta turns heat off Britons now From A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT JAKARTA, Thurs.—Ja- karta's heat appears, to be off the British— at least for the moment but no one yet knows if his means the Indonesians are coming any closer to recognising Malaysia. An Indonesian Foreign Office .sjnKesman. Mr Ganls Harsono.252 words
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Article32 1963-10-04 12 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Ihurs The ncond son of the Suit .1. or Selanuoi. TennKti Sal.timau. IS, kft for Lahore. Paki.tan. today tor continue his sm<iies in the MlHt«ry College tlieie.32 words
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Article, Illustration289 1963-10-04 12 BY INDONESIAN AIR FORCE TO JAKARTA, THEN RAF TO SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Thursday. WIVES and children of Shell Company employees, evacuated from Balik Papan in East Borneo to Singapore last night, will be airlifted to Britain by the first available chartered plane, a Shell spokesman saidKok Ah Chone - 289 words
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70 1963-10-04 12 pENANG, Thurs.—The Wellesley Umno Will hold an anti-Soekamo rally on the Bukit MerEIES Re a C t rea 4 U °n padang at 4 p.m. on Wednesday. The Central Province MCA and MIC are expected to tak« PrOvince Umno. Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman,70 words
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201 1963-10-04 12 I^UALA LUMPUR,| 1V Thurs. Nigeria' will grow enough rubber for its industrial needs! in 15 years' time, Mr. A D. William Jumbo, a J director of the Obar (Nigeria) Rubber Estates Ltd., said here tod:..\ 'Impressed' Mr Jumb.) and two other directors of the company201 words
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Advertisement41 1963-10-04 12 I^^ <> o FFRMI FAF M A '^tS^fl^^^^fi 1 1 P^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l^^l^^^^H ensure tnat y° u consume the ■k y^^^f V Proteins, Vitamins and Minerals I m^^^K^fl^^K^KtmlmSS^ff^^^B^Kl^^^K which give you health, strength and jf^W^flSaSjjjj^^^n^^SSS^i^* ?J^^^^^Hfc stamina Drink Fern leaf Mill;. Keeps fresh wfchoot41 words
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Article, Illustration299 1963-10-04 13 De Gaulle and Senate President in power struggle PARIS, Thurs. An all-out power struggle is in the offing between President De Gaulle and Mr. Gaston Monnerville, the Negro lawyer from French Guiana who. as President cf the Senate, ranks as the second personage of the republic. Government sources say aReuter - 299 words
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Article, Illustration146 1963-10-04 13 Beautiful-and-Graceful meets new brother T ITTLE David Sheen got a new sister last week a homeless year-old Chinese baby called Chau Lai Tuen That's David, five, being introduced to Chau as she sits on his mother's lap. Chau her name means Beautiful And Graceful is being adopted by Odvid s146 words
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Article, Illustration261 1963-10-04 13 Russia has given up its policy of crises Home J^EW YORK, Thurs. Lord Home, the British Foreign Secretary, said yesterday that the Soviet Union had decided against a policy of "staging a series of crises." "I think they have made up their mind that war or the threat of war261 words
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183 1963-10-04 13 We have narrowed the East-West gap, says Gromyko ITNITED NATIONS. Ihurv— Mr. Andrei Gromyko. the Soviet Foreign Minister, said yesterday the gap between East and West on some outstanding issues "is a little bit narrowed." lie said it was "quite possible" the Soviet I'nion and the United States would reachReuter - 183 words
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Article229 1963-10-04 13 ITNITED NATIONS Thurs.— Lord Home, British Foreign Secretary, and Mr. Dean Rusk. United States Secretary of State, had separate talks with South African delegates yesterday against the backgroind of African efforts to oust South Africa from the U.N. Official spokesmen on all three sidesReuter - 229 words
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Article36 1963-10-04 13 PARIS. Thurs. The 4. 608-ton Norwegian cargo vessel Ronda sank In the port of Le Havre today following a collision, during the night, with the American cargo vessel Luclle Bloomfleld (6.103 tons;. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Advertisement197 1963-10-04 13 A STYLISH Wft SETTING j^^^^w FOR REAL i* ELEGANCE l{ The use of th« best material* '^l J^f manufactured with the utmost ore and precision, and the per- N^^ JJjlesl l^r^y fection in form, result in beauty Lj^BlS ES*S^tJ that needs no artificial decor. W^^^^^^^^^^^^m EBEL-Automatic Calendar Waterproof Stainless Steel.197 words
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Advertisement238 1963-10-04 13 ELASTOPLAST ...the antiseptic pad heals as well as protects. The antiseptic pad fits comfortably over the wound stops bleeding and helps healing The dressing is air-vented— lets Elastoplast sticks firmly and wounds breathe for faster healing soothingly without pulling the skin. l|t ELASTOPLAST istheadhesive .^^■^^PWs^^b\\ dressing with an antiseptic pad238 words
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171 1963-10-04 14 New range lounge furniture on mart A FULL range of quality unit lounge furniture said to have been specially designed and constructed to meet local needs has been released on the Malaysian market. A product of Diethelm and Co. Ltd.. the new range known as Group 600 is produced in171 words
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Article78 1963-10-04 14 MALAYA'S first woman snarebroker, Mrs. TJ>. Khoo of Uniited Traders left Penang last week, on her second world tour in two years. Mrs. Khoo plans to meet sharebrokers and agents throughout the world, particularly in London and New York, and many of her mends and clients78 words
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Article, Illustration270 1963-10-04 14 THE Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co. Ltd. (Toshiba) of Japan, is to launch an intensive sales promotion campaign early next year. This was disclosed by Mr. Yoshihlko Yamaguchi, assistant manager of sales promotion in the Foreign Trade Division of Toshiba, who visited Singapore this week270 words
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Article428 1963-10-04 14 SEVEN-MAN MISSION WILL BRING 400 INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL OFFERS FOR MALAYSIA BUSINESSMEN A SEVEN-MAN U.S. marketing and industrial development mission is due in Kuala Lumpur on Monday on a tour of Malaysia, and with it will come offers of hundreds of business opportunities for businessmen in the428 words
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Article, Illustration215 1963-10-04 14 MR. ENO AH KOON (above), managing director of Bintang Ltd., Singapore, a general agency of the American International Assurance Co. Ltd., has returned from a three-month world business and pleasure trip on an AIA award. The award was given to him in recognition of215 words
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Article83 1963-10-04 14 Air India's profit of $21.7 million for the year 1062/63 was the highest recorded since the airline was nationalised ten years ago the company said. Compared with the profit for the previous year, last year's constituted a 350 per cent increase. During the year the83 words
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121 1963-10-04 14 High-quality textiles in good demand MR. H. R. SYZ, managing director of one of Switzerland's leading manufacturers of high quality textiles. Hausammann Textiles Ltd.. Winterthur. arrived in Singapore early this week to meet his company's clients to discuss business proposals. and make a general survey of the local textile market.121 words
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Article, Illustration217 1963-10-04 14 Australian engineering equipment sales drive MALAYSIA and other South-East Asian territories are good potential markets for Australian engineering equipment. This was stated in Singapore by Mr. R. A. Lines, managing director of Proline Manufacturing Ltd., Australia, who added that some of his company's equipment should be of great help to217 words
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Advertisement191 1963-10-04 14 NO DOWN *1? PAYMENT jjIJP PatTt Television n II MADE IN ENGLAND I 1 1 HIRE PURCHASE 529.80 It 23" ScrMii Flntst R»c«»M«ii! Attcr-Sol«»-Wvk« I •Pfn- *Vl *mH •f/ A CMMM tot I Fylly GwnUstft itnH* en GuorantM Card wh«n ye* buy P A M TV Mts. •_i_ „-i,, Lilt191 words
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Advertisement35 1963-10-04 14 B/l/63 lr dJ d) l dJIqJ IN STOCK 4X2 5 TONNERS 1 6X2 1O TONNERS 4X4 S TONNERS PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION TO t Cn€Bi €l 3mOtOt*S Singapore and kuala lumpu« Represented elsewheie by Borneo Motors35 words
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Advertisement1481 1963-10-04 15 TOUVERP Oue Spore saut f. rnaa Panang INTILOCNUI Lueritel Gasgow Te<ay AJAA ttti Ma.it Hamiirg Oct S Oct 7 Oct 1/11 Oct 11 ••riRHUI 1 aeai. Dublin Giaiaja Oct It Set 13 Set 14/18 Set 11 tDRASTUI 1 aaal Dut>nn R'daa Htart Set 11 Set II Set 18/28 Sat 111,481 words
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Advertisement1351 1963-10-04 15 EAC lines I hk wi not nkwihw aawau aaei Hioeataa—t SAILINtS TB SENOA, LE HAVRE. NAMBUNB, MtMEN. ANlWinr, nontapAM amsteboam. quo. toiMtNiutc and ctnNNAtEN yport Sham Ptnana "BEIRA" a) S«a 47/ 4 Oct 5/ T Set 1/ 8 Oct TALSTRIA' I) 20/2* Oct 15,27 Set tt/28 Set •BORISANA" a) SB1,351 words
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Advertisement1394 1963-10-04 15 B E nI^IIJIME EXPRESS SERtICt T» LStTSON. LIVtItPOTL t CONTINENTAL FSRTS. Tim P. r_M PIMRS BENAITY (E.Lt.) L'leei, H'kart. Hull. R'oaa laPVTetay KNVALU(tX) L'taa. N'karg. Antwerp la PI/Talay Oct 1/ I WNUWERS L'taa. Roam. N'aaa. M'bn 6moutk Set 12/11 Sd 18/ IS Set t\m BfNATTOW L'paal. Havre, Bremen, R'oaa Set1,394 words
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Advertisement1299 1963-10-04 15 W McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. w WHO, Tel: Ne. *****. iK^ CLLERMAN LIMB tSt KLAVENCSS LINE LONDON, HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM LOS ANGEIES. SAN FRANCISCO, HAVRE, NULL k MIBBLESSRBUCH SEATTLE. VANCOJVLR t PORTLANO CITY OF EASTBOURNE- e lli J" 1 1 $litt Sport P. Sham Penang naenea. Tatay BRONXVILLE Alto calls laalagtaaj1,299 words
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Article26 1963-10-04 16 October 3. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 68i cents (up fl'c-ciajhths of a cent). TIN: $460.37} (up $1.37}). Estimated unofficial ofTerinK 240 tons (op 10 tons).26 words
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Article234 1963-10-04 16 SHIPS lyin, alenasNts the Slnsaaaro Harbour ttrharves or exaeeted today an: Lrfvernbank 10/11. Banrall* 6/7, Took Ttaay 15/16. Victoria 1/2, Trooob N.W. 0. Djakarta 35/36. Glengarry 42/43, Esqulllno 38/3», Belangor N.W. 2. Becamat N.W. 4, K&roass. 21/22. Btentor 45. Star Antaras 33/34. Cyclops 44, Norway Maru 40/41.234 words
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Article113 1963-10-04 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIALS were firm with rises outnumbering falls. Moves were generally small which Included Colonial Sugar up 3d. to 68s. 3d. and Myers up 3d. to 375. 6d. Oils were also firm with Australian Associated Oil up 2s. 3d. to 265. 6d. Base metals and loans were113 words
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Article62 1963-10-04 16 CHINESE Product Ixshanas. Siruipor« mm p'icii »ar sxeui yesterday: Coconut ill: bulk |4S sellers, drum $49 sellers. Copra: Oct./ No*. UK Continent S3U buyers. Pippor: Muniok white 1143 seller*. Sarawak wblte ***** sellers, special Sarawak black $1074 sellers, garbled Lampoon black $1071 sellers, ABTA $120 sellers. Singapore c.cnut62 words
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674 1963-10-04 16 From Our Market Correspondent WITH the Malayan Stock Exchange's behaviour these days almost entirely dependent on the morning headlines it was not surprising that there was an all-round easing in industrial prices yesterday although in most cases the drops were not severe. The674 words
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Article22 1963-10-04 16 MaUyan Stock indices Oct. 2. Oct. 3. Industrials: 123.06 122.56 Tins: 104.92 104.93 rubbers:: 110.53 110.53 Dec 29. 1962 100.22 words
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Article727 1963-10-04 16 /COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number oi shares traded within brackets: INDUSTRIAL*: Bluitiad (3,000) 51. 59; Oimlsps (6.000) 52.88; Ins srdi. (7.000. 53.27: lII* pnf. (900) SI 06: Fid. Olip. (1,000) 51.82, (17,000) »1.83.727 words
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Article183 1963-10-04 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) October B. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Dun lops JO eta H UMMM MCM K Smelters 2U CIS. Containers 12 cts Esso 21 eta. McAUster 14 cts. fed Uls 15 cts. Kobinson 13 cts. K. N. m cts C. Storage 4»d. (iammoo 16 cts. Kolnmana 1 1 cts.183 words
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491 1963-10-04 16 STRAITS tin after Its threeday drop rallied by $1,374 yesterday to $460.37} per plcul on an offering estimated to be Increased by 10 tons to 240 tons. In London on Wednesday tin opened about steady, but thereafter a somewhat irregular market en--1 sued491 words
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Article94 1963-10-04 16 T"HI M.l.y.n E.ch.n,. Bank.' Alia--1 Italian made these chance* in it* rmtea to mtixhaou yesterday lull ratea to $100): Canada: twyinc TT 33 3/8. airmail OD 3Si. 00 d/at. 36 credit bills. M 1 16 trad* illls. Silling T" or OD ready: Canada 31 1 in: Hellind Cuilderi94 words
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Article249 1963-10-04 16 OCTOBER flr.t iradi rubber buytri f.e.b. ilottd at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 681 cents prr lb. up flvt-r-lghtha of a cent on Wrdnroday closlnc Irvrl for 'he position. Ttir tone was ostler. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. silting prlctt In etntt ptr lb. ytttorday: Int.249 words
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Article55 1963-10-04 16 The Management of Pustaka Murnl Kuala Lumpur and Singapore hereby announce that Mr. Celestlno de luz Campos's services as Canvasser or this firm ceased with effect from 11th of September 1963. This firm will not be responsible for any dealing that will be handled by him from that dale55 words
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Advertisement1038 1963-10-04 16 TO m m^^ KAWASAJO KISEN &AISHA. LTD. U.S.A. Padflo. AUaniic. and BauM Canada Servica) S'pori r s'tiam Hongkong K'siung b.F'cisco uAngiiaa N.Torl "Kaanktwt Mare" 21/11 Oct 1/ 2 Ntt 7 Ntt I Nit 21 Nit 2* Nii IS Oac ••Oalma Man" 27/21 Ntt ll' Oec t Dec I Otc 211,038 words
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Advertisement753 1963-10-04 16 BIOGRANDE LINE SOUTH AMERICA/SOUTM AFRICA/FAR lAST 4 VICE VERSA Dnchorg.no from Buanoi Alrat, MialnKtl, Rio Gronda. Son tat, Rio 4» Jaaatra. Cop. Town and OavfM*. S'po-e P S'hom P»nong HERMUND" 10/11 OEC "EARLVILLE" 11/13 JAN Looding tor Ourban. Cop* town Kio d. Jonmra, Santos, tAtaHvldia I Su.no. Airaai Sport Sham753 words
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Advertisement103 1963-10-04 16 For AM. **rt Sjil lattiriaa. Aauttrsta, llaaltn Mytrt. Soon P. S'hani Ptnaiil "Flariat Ctyttwa" Oet Oet "Haaka SawitU" Jl/M let M/» tt iisi.ii Mtiti: c.F. SHARP I C 6, (M) LTI. nm fit: Biaikik. Hiipki Htafkiit, MM* rmXi S'poft S'haa. ••Msaj •Dialiarta" tin. 35 Ji "Marttli NtMtkt" 4 »»««> FAR103 words
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Advertisement511 1963-10-04 16 UNIVERSITY OF MAUYA Election of Guild or Graduates to Council. As a result ot a ballot count held on Monday, 30th September 1963 at 12.15 p.m. In the University of Malaya, the following were elected to the Council: Dr M.K. RAJAKUMAR Dr. S.G. RAJAHRANI FOO YEOW YOKE, Registrar and Secretary511 words
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Advertisement989 1963-10-04 17 (£sso) ESSO STANDARD MALAYA LIMITED LOST CERTIFICvn I The following Certificates have been reported lost or destroyed:— ORDINARY SHARK CERTIFICATES NO. NAME NO. OF SHARES ***** Mr. Doralsamy Dharmallngam 100 ***** Mr. Low Teck Leong 100 ***** Mdm. Mak Swee Cheng 100 ***** Mr. Lee Kong Soon 100 ***** Mr.989 words
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Advertisement1696 1963-10-04 17 l( untinurd from Pair 10) I SITUATIONS VACANT M Word* SS (Htm.)— Box M rfs. axtra AMAH WASH and general for English family of three, Tanglm area. Chinese, live In must speak English. Hox A 6026 B.T. 'B'pore. Well-knewn company haa a vacancy Fer Senier Sale* Executive. Muat have aipencncs1,696 words
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Advertisement1036 1963-10-04 17 HOUSES LAND WANTED I 1* Wards SS (Him.)— Box SO et: txtrm COMPANY OIRECTOR would Ilk* to buy prewar type Bungalow with large compound. Any District. Ring We*. (B'pore) *****. URGENTLY WANTED 3-Bedroomrd House In DUtrlct 9, 10. 11. Price: 50.000/-. State full particular* to Box A 6020 B.T. Spore.1,036 words
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Advertisement1003 1963-10-04 17 BOOKS ft PUBLICATIONS Wards SS (Him.)— Box SO et: axtra TOURIST'S MALAYSIA. Kir. l Malayslan Travel Magazine now on sale. Published by Gordon 001, Malaysian Correspondent for varlery New York, etc. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Have a wide range of Paa Book* oa dispiry in the Cold Storage Arcade, Orchard Road.1,003 words
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Advertisement1082 1963-10-04 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE Wards Si (Hm.)-Box M rt*. axtra ONI PLYMOUTH BELVEOERI 19&8 one owner. One Opel Kapltan 1958 one owner. Please telephone No. (Spore I ***** during office hour*. 19SS FORD PREFECT. Excellent condition $1,500'- 0.n.0. Insurance July 'S4 Taa Jan '64. Tyre* new. Kmt; <Joh ***** (S pore).1,082 words
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Advertisement952 1963-10-04 17 FOR SALE t0 Wards U (Mlm.)-Box SO eU. txtra ■UY NOW! MaUSrnform Bms.'lrrrs Prrlude Blx-way Usually S!« 00 Clear. n^ Only 51.90. Prcludr Straplrss Pad.l.-.i Usually SlO M Clrartng S3 90. ANu Clearlnß Khecu. Pillowcases A Blanket*. Many BarK.nns. Rrmrmrxr Cathay's .35 39, Bnu Basah 150.n1. Spore. FOR FIRST CLASS952 words
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852 1963-10-04 18 Norman Siebel - - Norman Siebel 9 SPORTSFRONT by 'pHE Malaysian Olympic hockey effort has already started rolling towards Tokyo. Fortyfive players have been selected, a quite extensive training time-table has been set and the solemn words about dedication have been spoken. Everything looks fine. The Malayan852 words
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Article275 1963-10-04 18 JOE DURAI - JOE DURAI SOCCER by SINGAPORE, Thursday rpHE Singapore Combined Secondary Schools Sports A Council are organising a Malaysian soccer tournament for schoolboys in December. Joe David, chairman of the council, said today that in--1 vitations would be sent out to Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak soon. He275 words
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Article35 1963-10-04 18 LAGOS. Thurs. Ray Adigun. the Paris-based Nigerian featherweight boxer, stopped Dennis Adjel (Ghana) in two rounds here last night. The referee stepped In after the second round 'of the schedule 10-round fight. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article167 1963-10-04 18 RUGBY Thai Navy trounce Penang JJENANO, Thurs. The vlslt- ing Thai Navy rugger team beat Penang by 19 points (two goals and three tries) to nil at the City Stadium here today. The Thai's outstanding players were centre-threes Sumon and Thumnoon, who scored two tries each. After 10 minutes of167 words
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Article35 1963-10-04 18 LONDON, Thurs. Crimea won the Cheveley Park Stakes, for two-year-old fillies, over 6f at Newmarket yesterday. Mrs. H. Natbenaon's Palinda was second and Mr. F. F. Tuthlll's Flattering third of 12 starters. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article134 1963-10-04 18 SELANGOR WOMEN TRAINING QUAD- 1 HOCKEY KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Selangor's women hockey players have begun serious training with the aim of winning the title at the first quadrangular tournament this season at Seremban on Oct. 11-13. They have already had one trial match and more trials have been arranged for134 words
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Article72 1963-10-04 18 SEREMBAN, Thurs. NegriMalacca will meet Perak in the Farleigh-Robertson Trophy rugger match here on Saturday. Teams are: Nefri-Malacca: Pinto. Sta Maria. Forbes. Digby-Carter, Syed Bakar, Moore, Tan Kheng Hoe, R. Smith, Ryder, Connelly, Julius, Puran, Ong Tong Yong, Abbott. Muthlah. Perak: Stevens, Rodrlgues, P. Smith.72 words
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Article33 1963-10-04 18 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. Willie Pastrano, American holder of the world light-heavy^e'ght boxIng title, na-. agreed to fight South African champion Mike Holt in a ten round non-title bout here on Nov. 30. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article133 1963-10-04 18 Pakistanis v Youths on Monday TABLE TENNIS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Pakistan's national table tennis team, who are now in Singapore, will open their three-match tour against a Singapore Youth team at Happy World Stadium on Monday at 7 p.m. The other two matches for the Pakistanis will be against Chlng Glam,133 words
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Article50 1963-10-04 18 SOCCER Malacca F.A. Cup: War Dept. Civilians 5 Ha 28th Commonwealth Brigade 2. RDY Cap semi-final (Ipoh): Cheng Wan 5 Kinta Indians 1. HOCKEY Inter-school: St. David's High 3 ACS 2 (at Malacca) GES Tapah 4 Anderson School Ipoh 1 (at Tapah). DMS 1 BTI 0 (at SeremMB>.50 words
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Article83 1963-10-04 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Indians were lucky to snatch a 4-3 victory over the Army in a SAFA premier league match at Jalan Besar Stadium today. After centre forward Krishnan and left winger Nadarajah had given the Indians a 2-0 lead, their forwards took things early and Army83 words
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Article209 1963-10-04 18 CRICKET KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Mike Shepherdson, the brilliant Malaya allrounder. will lead Eurasians against Ceylonese in the two-day Goontinß Trophy Cricket match at Pantai here starting on Saturday. Eurasians have a strong skle for there are ten state players In the 13 from whom the209 words
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Advertisement921 1963-10-04 18 KANIERI GOLD DREDGING LIMITED. I Incorporated in New Zealand). NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. NOTICE is hereby given that! the 18th Dividend of One Shilling j i New Zealand Currency > per share I will be payable to Shareholders of I Ordinary and Deferred Shares, ■a hose names appear on the Local921 words
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Advertisement334 1963-10-04 18 TENDER NOTICE KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU Tenders made In prescribed form will be received by the Malayan Railway Administration for laundering .Railway linen at Singapore during the year 1964 Specification and Tender Forms or an v other particulars may be obtained at the Locomotive Under Foreman's Office. Loco. Shci, Singapore, during334 words
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Advertisement830 1963-10-04 18 TENDERS LEMBAGA PORT' SWETTENHAM TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from registered Contractors Class A' for re- newal of fenders etc. ol Wharves Nos: 6 7. Port Swettenham. 2. Tenders close at 12.00 noon on Monday 14.10.63 at the office of the Chairman, Tender Opening Board. Port swettenham Authority. Port Swettenham.830 words
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Advertisement806 1963-10-04 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS TEMPORARY TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS, JABATAN PARIT DAN IM.IUI.K NEGERI, SELANGOft. APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens State Nationals for appointment as Temporary Technical Assistants In the Jabatan Parlt dan Taliayer Negeri, Selangor, on a salary scale of: 5419 x 14 545/Efflctency Bar/ $562 x 16 652. Cost of Living806 words
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Advertisement57 1963-10-04 18 Eskamel TREATS SPOT 3 AND PIMPLES. LEAVES YOUR SKIN CLEAR AND SMOOTH Contains Hcochloropnene kills germs instintljr hols pimples fin Prevents pimples from spreading— leaves no unsightly spot*. Fiee from oil and (reise does no) crack, cake or clot the pores women can apply make-up over n A wonderfully tfTeclio*)57 words
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Miscellaneous53 1963-10-04 18 SOCCER Spore Cup-tie: RAF Changi 'A' v Badan Kesenian (Fairer Pk). RUGGER XL club match: S'gor Club v Military College (Padang); Artillery Regt. v S'gor Malays (Rifle Range Rd). BADMINTON Tour match: Kedah v Indian Thomas Cup team (Alor Star). TABU TENNIS Women's tour match: Perak v S. Korea (Ipoh.53 words
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151 1963-10-04 19 Walcott the star in Worrell's victory CRICKET KINGSTON, Thurs. Clyde Walcott, showed brilliant allround form in helping Frank Worrell's Xi beat Conrad Hunte's XI by 108 runs here yesterday. Walcott followed up a dashing century by taking five for 41 with his spin bowl- 1 Ing. Walcott. who hit 105.Reuter - 151 words
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Article, Illustration59 1963-10-04 19 I oYED Mustapha (left), the Jones' XV left wingthree, tackles too late as Eric Floyd (Selangor Club) swings the ball out to Andy Anderson (right). Others in the picture are Dick Hagen. (background) I*, and lan Gibson. Selangor won 21-8 on the Kuala J LumpurSoong Hon Sin - 59 words
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246 1963-10-04 19 Epsom Jeep - Brilliant trial by Brave Chevalier Epsom Jeep RACING by KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Brave Chevalier (apprentice Vincent Chong up) did a sparkling gallop this morning when he beat Scorpio (Merv Posner) over 3f in 38. Brave Chevalier was going better than Scorpio all the way and won the trial by five246 words
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Article276 1963-10-04 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. T OCH LEVEN, Alamanda and Kennedy, pick of the New Zealand horses imported by the Selangor Turf Club, have all made splendid progress since their impressive debut at Ipoh last month and their clash on Sunday should provide one of the276 words
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Article191 1963-10-04 19 CESAREWITCH T ONDON. Thurs. —At tba Ld three-day forfeit stage yesterday there were 29 acceptors for the Cesarewltch Stakes (18f) at Newmarket on Saturday. They are. with probable Jockeys and weights: Acrophe] (Q. Lewis) 9.4; Oakvllle (E Hide) 9.1; Clarion 8.5; Voivodr (A. Breasley) 8.2; I191 words
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462 1963-10-04 19 SOCCER T ONDON, Thurs. Tottenham Hotspur swept into top place in the English First Division last night with a 6-1 victory over Birmingham. A hattrick by little Jimmy Greaves, his third of the season, helped Spurs gain their fifth successive win. They462 words
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169 1963-10-04 19 RUGBY LONDON. Thun> The Australian Rugby Leaatup touring team were defeated by Featherstone Rovers at Hull yesterday by 23 points f seven goals and three trlesi to 17 (four coals and 'hrpe tries > Don Fox, Featherstone captain, who returned home early from the last169 words
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Article195 1963-10-04 19 LYONS. Thursday. OOLLAND, the only team who had won all their 11 previous three matches, were beaten 3-1 by Britain in the pre' Olympic hockey tournament here yesterday. The unofficial world champions, Pakistan, who surprisingly lost to Holland earlier In the competition, gained a 1-0 win195 words
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Article114 1963-10-04 19 ATHLETICS DUDAPEST. Thurs. Dorothy Hyman. Britain's European sprint champion, equalled the European record for the 100 metres in winning the event in 11.3 sec. on the hrst day of the two-day match against Hungary here yesterday. The record was set five yean ago by a RussianReuter - 114 words
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Advertisement143 1963-10-04 19 JML iDEAI-^Uttdjwd MrV^ '< f^ —^'"IdM H V^W REPRESENTED BY M ESM^fSMSHM POWER BILT GOLF CLUBS MADE IN USA. k Citation M This "pride of the pro shop" has a Mm medium-size head finished in gleaming ebony with an attractive brass back-weight. which adds character while assuring m^k strength and143 words
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Advertisement237 1963-10-04 19 ImsbhßßS— s3 MBW ijjißi '0-3054 I^*- < $H _!&-<iS^H li^" ii -flfc For Flamn/-. 70-3054 Certified Chronomet* ror Elegance Self-W.nd.ng Calender -W»r«w and Precision p«>°< B ERNEST 1" 23Sr~- 9 10-9010 Diamond watch .o m m m^ m- gold w, th .p.*!,,* JL mJk cry 35-7228 Rolled-gold cat* with WATCHES237 words
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255 1963-10-04 20 KAJANG. Thurs. Tengku A b<i v 1 Rahman told 1.000 people here tonight that Indonesia wanted Malaysia to break its defence treaty with Britain. Speaking at the rpening ol a $70,000 Umno building, the Tengku aiJ: "They make il appear tuat they will com? t255 words
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Article, Illustration57 1963-10-04 20 JAKARTA. Thurs. A total of 43 people have been stricken with rabies in the Lampung area of East Sumatra. Antara news agency reported today. The disease was spreading and the authorities were making "continuous raid-." on dogs. Reuter. Part of the Malayan Orchid Society's exhibit atReuter - 57 words
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Article64 1963-10-04 20 Foul at the home base LOS ANGELES, Thurs.— Morris S. Jensen wao ordered by a court here to stay away Irom his v'fe pending hearing of a divorce suit charging that he smashed his wife's radio rather than to let her listen to a Dodgers' baseball game. "My wife isUPI - 64 words
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433 1963-10-04 20 Philippines: We are using our influence on Jakarta KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs J|l(j|l officials of the Philippines Government, lx>tli here and in Manila, explained before Malaysia Day that their Government was "going along" with Indonesia in order to exercise a "moderating influence" 00 Indonesia in her policy towards Malaysia. This was433 words
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Article129 1963-10-04 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Malayan Chinese Association youth section today urged that the present MCA" set-up be re-organls-ed. It also called for the resignation of certain MCA leaders who, it claimed, had "lost the respect of the people." After an emergency meeting of the129 words
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Article298 1963-10-04 20 LONDON. Thurs.— lt nas been another satisfactory day in the stock markets, but once again the volume of business has failed to show any marked expansion. A good deal of the rise in equities was the result of stock shortage. Political uncertainties were still a major restraining Influence.298 words
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Article50 1963-10-04 20 LONDON. Thurs. Bpot 20»id.. Nov. 20 5 16a.. Dec. 20 5,d., Jan. 20 7 I6rt Jan. Mar. 20 d.. Apr. June 20 9 I6d. July Sept. 20 16u.. Oct. Dec. 20 9 16d.. Jan. Mar. 20 9/16 d.. ci.f. Oct 20 1/16 d, Nov. 20d.. Dec. 20d Tone: Quiet.50 words
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Article26 1963-10-04 20 LONDON. Thurs. Buyers £909-. sellers £910 2 Forward buyers £914. sellers £915, Settlement £911. Turnover a.m. 115 tons pjn. 25 tons Tone: Steady but quiet.26 words
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Article, Illustration110 1963-10-04 20 New Keeper of Ruler's Seal appointed THE Conference of Rulers has appointed Dato Ahmad bin Ilaji Hussein (above), a retired senior Malayan Civil Service officer, as the first Keeper of the Ruler's Seal for Malaysia. The appointment was effective from Tuesday. Dato Ahmad, 54, retired early this year after 36110 words
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Article69 1963-10-04 20 LONDON, Thurs— Lord Nuffleld. the motor car millionaire and pmlonihropisi. who died in August aged 85. left £3,154.885 net it was disclosed today. This was after paying death duties amounting to £2.424.354. Apart from some bequests to relatives and business colleagues, he directed that his trustees should holdReuter - 69 words
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Article55 1963-10-04 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Society Invites students from Malaysia to take part in its Second Malaysia Student Photographic Competition. The closing date for entries ls Nov. 2. Entry forms can be obtained from the assistant secretary, Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Society, Prince Edward Road. The55 words
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Article27 1963-10-04 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Five Singapore models will display the latest Australian fashions at Robinson's Restaurant on Friday at 3 p.m. and on Saturday at 10.30 p.m27 words
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Article35 1963-10-04 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour will hold a food and fun fair at St. Patrick's School, East Coast Road, on Sunday, from 9.30 a.m. to 7 p.m.35 words
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Article25 1963-10-04 20 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Rumanian armed forces commander. General Leontin Salajan. is expected to arrive here on Sunday for a two-week visit.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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323 1963-10-04 20 SINGAPORE, Thursday. SINGAPORE orchid growers won five gold medals i'or large group exhibits and overseas exhibitors won lour for cul 1 lowers and plants in the International Orchid Festival Show, which was opened by the Yang di-Pertuan Ncgara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, at the323 words
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Article103 1963-10-04 20 $240,000 paid for fwo stamps LONDON, Thurs. Two world records for the sale of stamps were broken here when the Mauritius section of the Burrus collection was sold. The sale fetched B9MM, the highest total ever raised at a one-day sale, heating by nearly \L 10.000 the previous record set103 words
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Obituary48 1963-10-04 20 MADAM LIEW AH NCOI aged 74 passed away I■• :ic<-rully lit der Road SlnKH[>or<- on 3-10 four »on» Lim Monk H.an. Chin Hian, Khoon Him. Kirn MM and Revrrat daii^ht'-r.-. and Kra^drhildrcn to mourn her loiw. Cortoci- will kuvr for Kbek Cemetery on 5-10-63 at 1.30 p.m.48 words
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Advertisement114 1963-10-04 20 xVxe wor/c/ L Jw I w ES U PYE for Perfect Pictures! Unions know that PYE TV, designed and built in Cambridge, one of Britain's most famous I^^S -uri centre* of scientific research, provides the bcsl f^ 'sir. value tor nny viewer's money. It's )ust the same in Singapore, where114 words
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Advertisement119 1963-10-04 20 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 26 Words S/0 Minimum) BROWN: To Mik. and Judy a daughter at Bungftar Ward New Hospital K.L. Both woll. TO INDER AND JAP.DEV a dmiKhtcr and lo Klran a xiatrr. Mother and hahy both woll. Thanka t} doctors and utafT of Maternity HocpitaJ K I. A PROUD119 words
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Miscellaneous42 1963-10-04 20 lIIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday. Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 75 Kota Bharu 90 77 Penang 90 77 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 90 7642 words
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