The Straits Times, 17 November 1961
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Title Section28 1961-11-17 1 \vinif.i: imiv n hiii n s\n kym i i»s SMLOOO The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1961. 15 CENTS. Malaysia; Tengku flies to London for talks28 words
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Article1929 1961-11-17 1 Merger; Details set out in White Paper Diverse legitimate local interests to be looked after SINGAPORE, Thursday SINGAPORE is to get 15 seats in the Federal House of Representatives and two in the Senate according to the basic merger proposals agreed on between Tengku Abdul Rahman and1,929 words
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Article49 1961-11-17 1 Macapagal 600,000 ahead MANILA. Thurs. VicePresident Diosdado Macapasal appeared today to be the certain winner of Tuesday's Philippines presidential election. Latest unofficial tabulations save Mr. Macapagal 3.188.135 votes, a lead of more than 600.000 over President Carlos P. Garcia's 2.529.756. with only about 1.300.000 votes to be counted. Reutcr.Reuter - 49 words
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Article25 1961-11-17 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The 13th Colombo Plan ministerial conference tonight accepted Sydney, Australia, as the venue for next year's conference. (See Pace 8.)25 words
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Article21 1961-11-17 1 Mr. Sam Rayburn. Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, died in hospital here today. He was 79. Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article391 1961-11-17 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Thursday. ■THIRTEEN Italian airmen were shot dead by drunken Congolese soldiers at Kindu, in Kivu Province, on Saturday, a United Nations spokesman said today. The Italian airmen, flying for the United' Nations were mistaken for Belgian paratroopers by the Congolese, the spokesman said. Mr. Ivan391 words
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Article, Illustration995 1961-11-17 1 SINGAPORE, Thursday. •JENGKU Abdul Rahman said tonight that his Government and the British Government had agreed in principle to merger between Malaya and Singapore. The Tengku WBB speaking to reporters at a l>i<; ivception at the airport to wish him BUCCen on his995 words
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36 1961-11-17 1 LATEST TSHOMBE DENIAL ELEZABETHVILLE, THURS I President Tshouilio to day described as 'ahsn. lutely falsr" tin- jllciutmn by ;i IN hNwUcattMl ««'mniittrr that hi .mrmncr.s »f hi"* <■" iment wrrr roponsiblr f<>r tbr irurdcr of Patrii Lumumba.36 words
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158 1961-11-17 2 U.S. 'radio star' satellite goes into orbit U'l WWhKAI.. Inurs —The Unitrd States wstrrday MH'c<-ssfully orbited a package of earth satellites one of them a nut lrar powered "radio *tar' which could become part of an intricate global n.i vitiation system for ship.- nnd aircraft. tht other n»:f «>f the158 words
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Article256 1961-11-17 2 NEW YORK, Thurs France urged to redress wrongs of prisoners JHE United Nations General Assembly yesterday appealed to the French Government lo 'redress the legitimate grievances" of Algerian prisoners now staging a hunger strike in French jails. The vote, on a resolution introduced by 34256 words
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Article, Illustration70 1961-11-17 2 ...Only his daughter greets him- MR. V. M. MOLOTOV, former Soviet Foreign Minister is met by his daughter Svetlana as he arrives at Moscow railway station from Vienna. He was recalled to face accusations that he led an "anti-party" group tnat tried to overthrow Mr. Khrushchev. ForUPI - 70 words
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Article, Illustration310 1961-11-17 2 BERIA'S DEATH: NEW KILLER IS NAMED LONDON, Thursday. THE Daily Express reported today that Lavrenti Beria, Russia's secret police chief, was killed by a burst from a tommy-gun after he had been disarmed by Mr. Nlkita Khrushchev at a "showdown" meeting in Moscow in 1953. His executioner was named asReuter - 310 words
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Article32 1961-11-17 2 HONG KONG, Thurt,.— China has issued a new set of eight stamps which show Tang Dynasty (618-907 A.D.t colour glaze pottery animals according to the New Cl.ina news agency. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article43 1961-11-17 2 LONDON Thurs. Mrs. Doris Penney, who had 77 stitches in her head after her husband, Albert, hit her with a frying pan, told a court yesterday: "I don't think he intended to do me any harm." U.P.I.UPI - 43 words
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Article29 1961-11-17 2 LONDON. Thurs. The Archbiahop of Canterbury, Dr Michael Ramsey, flew to New Delhi yesterday to attend the third assembly of the Wond Council of Churches— U.P.IUPI - 29 words
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Article230 1961-11-17 2 PANAMA CANAL: NEW U.S. STUDY WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Kennedy told President Roberto Chiari of Panama In a letter released yesterday that he had ordered a complete reexamination of the current and future needs of the United Statts with respect to the Panama Canal. The President. In a letter sent onReuter - 230 words
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345 1961-11-17 2 LONDON, Thursday. THE Labour Party tabled a motion yesterday urging the House of Commons to decline giving a second reading to the proposed Bill checking Commonwealth immigration. The motion said the Bill "is calculated to undermine the unity and strength of theReuter - 345 words
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Article81 1961-11-17 2 NEW CALL-UP BILL IN BRITAIN LONDON. Thurs.— Britain could call up 60.000 army reservists without resorting to the emergency measure of a royal proclamation under a new Army Reserve BUI pubUshed yesterday. The Bill also provide* tor the retention of conscript*, and the recall of conscript reserves for up toReuter - 81 words
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Advertisement61 1961-11-17 2 In a few short weeks 555 WcS^m Filter Kings, the new King-Size ~*ST r;r ir cigarettes from the House of State Express have become Singapore's foremost King-Size brand. AH over the world the demand for these fine cigarettes has been overwhelming. The reason...} n 1-m Their unmistakable quality. fffflßJl 161 words
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Miscellaneous20 1961-11-17 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby ICING A) W AP€ XXI V s CAKe/ f ffoa ME? aAXUNG) J4OW lOV6LV ("*7\T\20 words
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342 1961-11-17 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday fHE United States has told Britain and France of new plans to help South Vietnam crush the mounting Communist guerilla offensive, U.S. officials said yesterday. They declined to reveal the nature of the moves arising from the still secretReuter - 342 words
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Article, Illustration307 1961-11-17 3 White Australia' policy demonstrators get under Menzies' skin From JACK FINGLETON CANBERRA, Thurs. THE Australian Prime Minister, Mr. R.G. Menzies, has always been more than a match for interjectors but observers at his policy speech meeting last night in Melbourne think that young people carrvine slogans on the "White Australia"307 words
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Article42 1961-11-17 3 BELGRADE, Thurs Mr. Edward Heath, British Deputy Foreign Secretary. arnvea here by air last night on a four-day visit for talks *ith Yugoslav leaders expected to range over world affairs, including Britain's proposed entry into the European Common Market. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article47 1961-11-17 3 SANTA MONICA (California). Thurs.— Sir Cedric Hard wicke. 68. has been divorceu by his 39-year-old wife who charged that the Britisn-born actor's only real interests were the theatre and bricge. Lady Mary Scott Hardwicke was granted a decree dissolving their 11-year marriage— U.P.IUPI - 47 words
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Article54 1961-11-17 3 KARACHI, Thurs. The Pakistan Air Force and civil defence workers have been called in to help fight a locust Invasion in West Pakls<an. where the locusts and rain.s have destroyed 100.000 bales of cotton. Mr. I. U. Khan, secretary to the Pakistan Ministry of Food and Agriculture,Reuter - 54 words
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260 1961-11-17 3 U.S. CLASHES WITH RUSSIA AGAIN OVER THE TESTING OF N-WEAPONS NEW YORK, Thursday. J'HE Soviet and United States delegates again clashed bitterly over nuclear weapons testing as the United Nations General Assembly's main political committee opened its annual disarmament debate yesterday. Mr. Valerian Zorln. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, criticised theReuter - 260 words
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Article50 1961-11-17 3 A Rockefeller tour grant NEW YORK, Thurs. The Rockefeller Foundation yesterday announced the gram of US$l,5OO (about $4,500) tc the Indonesian critic and choreographer, Mr. S. D. Humardania, to visit the United States. The grant will enable Mi. Humardania to observe performances in the U.S. and meet American critics. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article107 1961-11-17 3 Pledge by Nato on Berlin UARIS, Thurs. Nato parliamentarians last night approved a resolution pledging full support to the United States, Britain and France in the exercise of their rights and responsibilities in Berlin and Germany as a whole. The Nato political committee, meeting in closed session under the chairmanshipReuter - 107 words
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Article28 1961-11-17 3 BANGKOK, Thurs— Fifteen Boy Scouts from Singapore have arrived here by train to attend the fourth boy scout Jamboree from Nov. 19 to Nov. 25. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Advertisement140 1961-11-17 3 m i <9 iV *^HJhmP6im mk 4 dJfl alL^ "why do some people always insist on REDEX 11 REDeX improves all oils and fuels by strengthening the oil film. This reduces friction and wear, releases extra power and saves fuel. The liquid wax in REDeX gives high temperature lubrication, keeps140 words
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Advertisement211 1961-11-17 3 High Performance Motor Cycle Model TR.S.AR. Larger Fuel Tank, separate exhausts, powerful lighting road gear ratios, make this a most interesting model for the 500 c.c. enthusiast who demands performance with lightweight perfect controllability. See the range of TRIUMPH MODELS at the showroom of the Sole Agents: UNITED ENGINEERS LTD.,211 words
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Miscellaneous421 1961-11-17 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORT NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDII M WAVE SERVICE SERVICE 41.7 metre* 476 m&trt<& A.M. 6.00 Oood Momln?; 6.02 Slgli I A« N ?f 8r Mornlne Prelude- 700 Th«> N»«-k- News Headlines: 6.05 MornTTMH^M'sunHsefloo^e o W h News; 805 More Melodies At Sun- S* ,J*% .I 00 8lD421 words
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123 1961-11-17 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Dr. M. Hug. a physics lecturer at the university of Malaya in Singapore, said today that the hazards of the present series of Russian nuclear explosions would hover over humanity over a period of 10 years. He was .speaking at a luncheon123 words
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371 1961-11-17 4 CURBS BY 31 BANKS MAY HIT CITY'S FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES SINGAPORE. Thurs. THE four Chambers of Commerce in Singapore and the Singapore Manufacturers' Association have expressed fears to the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, that the City's financial activities were being371 words
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389 1961-11-17 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Medical Workers' Union has called off its threatened strike of Division IV hospital workers scheduled for Saturday after talks with representatives of the Ministry of Health today. The strike was pat off when the Ministry's delegation agreed to submit389 words
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Article92 1961-11-17 4 ARMY CALLS OFF PAPER EXERCISES' SINGAPORE. Thurs. Army authorities in Singapore have decided not to hold any "paper exercises" for the present because of the current strike by workers in the essential services. A routine army exercise was held here on Tuesday and Wednesday to deal with the transportation of92 words
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Article467 1961-11-17 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. WATER rationing in Singapore will be called off if North-East winds are moist enough, the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said in the Legislative Assembly here today. Answering two questions posed by Mr. David Marshall (Workers Party— Ansont on waterworks projects In467 words
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Article90 1961-11-17 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Negotiations to settle the strike by workers In the essential services continued today at the City Council between representatives of the Government and the Public Daily Rated Employees Unions Federation. A joint statement Issued tonight at the end of the meeting said that90 words
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97 1961-11-17 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Director of Industrial Development, Economic Development Division In the Ministry of Finance, Mr. Jang Bir Singh, today observed that more Singaporeans were now thinking lr. terms of Industry than trade. At a press conference, he pointed out that the 12 companies which had97 words
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Advertisement213 1961-11-17 4 g SIMULTANEOUSLY BTTTfZHf lINOArORI tomorrow KfeAJcacEa midnight msm ALL-NEW 1961 VERSION mrr* STEVE REEVES IJTnfeFoF &A€H»A» J Eastman COLOR-CINEMASCOPE I SEE THESE SCREEH THRILLS: with nroGHORSBSMI! 6EORGIA J| i^j^ FACELESS FIGHTERS WAR MOLL OCWWNG TIES? a J^ jJtA MASSIVE ONE-FACED AMY! ■I m*K *1 ■1| w See v from thm213 words
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Advertisement234 1961-11-17 4 I*«I\JIIVJOPENS TODAYTI (SINGAPORE) PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF SCREENING TIMES: 4 SHOWS DAILY AT 1 1 A.M. 2.1 5 5.30 9.00 P.M. 1 IN TECHNIRAMA 70Tj\ Rip*** 1 BlG*-*«"*nr/i f THE BIG f^M TISHERMAN Mf 1 the rromr or simow pctew of (mim TECHNICOLOR. PANAVISION* mmUR sbsm XDHNFJ on SAXDN Lfl234 words
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Advertisement553 1961-11-17 4 1. LOXanhation J» t Opens Today! Ch :i«» 0 t Daily At 1 )am-2 )S-J 30 9 00pm X IN ;;technirama^S»\ X 70 Haw TfIEBIG Fjsmirmam Howard Kctl Sutan Kohncr X Tachnicolor (JAROt ..NOW AT NORMAL PRICES' t Sl.oo-52.00 &S3 00 (No Fra« L,sM) TOMORROW MIDNIGHT! (Por) X X "THE553 words
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658 1961-11-17 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Minister for Finance, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee, in the Singapore Legislative Assembly today rejected a plea that the variable allowances of civil servants should be consolidated into their pay. The plea was made by Mr. David Marshall (Workers Party—658 words
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Article48 1961-11-17 5 SINGAPORE. I'hurs.— Mr. John Mammen, a PAT aucmblyman. was today elected Deputy Bpeaker of the Legislative Assembly on the proposal of the Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. He succeeds Mr. G. Kandasamy. who was recently appointed parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Culture.48 words
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Article, Illustration1145 1961-11-17 5 Assembly questions on Communists.. .and Workers Party chief is told; Pledge secrecy and you'll be told what you seek to know SINGAPORE, Thursday JHE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said in the Legislative Assembly today that he1,145 words
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Advertisement145 1961-11-17 5 IN YOUR HANDS Wf jtf when you deposit your funds in MALAYAN FINANCE (A WHOLLY-OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED* You can make your own future when you decide to do something about it. instead of leaving it to "happenstance." The most practical, purposeful thing you can do is to145 words
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Advertisement242 1961-11-17 5 PLANNED PARENTHOOD THE NATURAL WAY WITH Mode in Germany '.^r THE ORIGINAL //.W PRECISION .JST :i: slinple miwoiETEß^iQr $w y Certain A HAPPY i (75SL S^ planned jTy&ml FAMILY f Jy^jSf^ \^hii£sC^9k j AN unhappy !J^S>Bsf^ j;^?Kv J UNPLANNED 1 FAMILY Full details from: LORE'S MEDICAL HALL LTD. 259. SOUTH242 words
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Article67 1961-11-17 6 i STATE-by-STATE SEATS IN 'THE present composition of Parliament is: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES: Perak 20 seats,- Johore 16. SelanKor 14. Kedmh 12, Kelantan 10. Penanu 8. Pahang 6. Trensganu 6, Negri Sembilan 6, Ma- lacca 4 and Perlis 2. Total: 104. THE SENATE: Two Senators are elected from67 words
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485 1961-11-17 6 THE Singapore Government White Paper sets i ut the proposed division of responsibilities on merger under three lists federal, state and concurrent. They are: Federal list 1. External affairs. 2. Defence. 3. Internal Security. 4. Civil and criminal law sod procedure and the administration of justice.485 words
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Advertisement132 1961-11-17 6 of the flMflP^Emt Season i fM^^B^^HHHfc^"" from ll^k. Ilw^"'^ COLD J| BBBHilfe* mmm0 0 m^ STORAGE j A Let's talk turkey! If you haven't done so yet, place 3f your order for our special oven-ready American Turkeys. s I 'ff 'ft /^^T7 fie Select from our wide range of the132 words
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Article, Illustration537 1961-11-17 7 Joint $60 million steel mill project in Prai district AGREEMENT SIGNED: DIRECTORS NAMED KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday AN agreement to set A up a S6O million joint Malayan-Japa-nese steel mill has been signed. This was announced toil, iv at a Press conference by Senator T. H. Tan. president of the company.537 words
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333 1961-11-17 7 THE IMPORTANT PARCEL WAS FORGOTTEN IN THE G.P.O. KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday gOMEONE in the General Post Office here forgot to despatch a Very Important Parcel 400 examination papers for the Lower Certificate of Education and sent education and postal officials running around anxiously. Two teachers from the Methodist Boys' School333 words
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Article38 1961-11-17 7 FENANG. Tliurs. United States survey ship, the Serano. which has been in the Gulf of Slam, will arrive in Penang on Saturday for three days. Schoolchildren will visit the ship on Sunday afternoon.38 words
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Article81 1961-11-17 7 MALACCA TO HAVE A POLICE WEEK MALACCA, Thurs.— Al! main police .-tations In the State will be open to members of the public during the Malacca Police Week from Nov <X) to 25 The Governor of Malacca. Tun Haji Abdul Malek bin 7aro£ will oper. the Week en Monday at81 words
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Article89 1961-11-17 7 IJUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A tapper, S. Ponnusamy. 52. was charged in the High Court here today with murdering another tapper, A. Kali, at Bukit Janda Estate in Jeram at 10.30 p.m. on Aug. 1 Ponnusamy was alleged to have stabbed Kali with a 7ln. vegetable89 words
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159 1961-11-17 7 PREMIER LEE WARNS PICKETS AT PEOPLES ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Prime Minister today said he would Institute a commission of inquiry if the People's Association pickets continued "their acts of hooliganism." Speaking in the Legislative Assembly. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said that such an inquiry would show that the former159 words
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Article55 1961-11-17 7 TANJONG MALIM. Thurs Chlng Bay Hiang. 45. of Sungel Bakap. was fined $45 and had his driving licence en dorsed here yesterday when he pleaded guilty to driving a lorry without due care and attention at the 62} milestone Ipoh to Kuala Lumpur main trunk road55 words
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Article40 1961-11-17 7 RAWANG. Thur.s. A motorist, Mr. L Rozaiio a P.W.D. technical assistant, yesterday helped policemen chase two youths after two schoolboys had been robbed of a $25 ring and 80 cents cash. Two youths have been detained.40 words
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Article169 1961-11-17 7 $4,900 payroll snatch j^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A cashier was robbed of $4,900 by two armed youths near the Chartered bank in Ampang Road yesterday mornirig. Mr. Wong Fook Loy, 22 of Dletnelm Co. Ltd.. was carrying the firm's payroll in a plastic bag. He was walking from his office at169 words
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Article56 1961-11-17 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs;. —Mansor bin Ahmad, 18, gave some rambutans to a three-year-old girl and then removed a $210 gold chain ?nd locket from her neck, the Magistrate's Court was tola today. Mansor admitted stealing the jewellery from Normal binte Ayob at Kampong Kebun Sireh yesterday56 words
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328 1961-11-17 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday I lEW Jet Choy. 28. a former accountant of the Employees Provident Fund here was sentenced to nine months' jail today for cr«minal breach of trust of $1,872 and for forging two cheques. Llew. who wa~ convicted and328 words
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Advertisement330 1961-11-17 7 THE 1962 Volkswagen Why illustrate the car? It has the same appearance as the 1961 Volkswagen you know already so well! 1962 IMPROVEMENTS ARE: Fuel Gauge with a Reserve Indicator, rheostat illuminated. Brake Lights and rear Flashing Indicators differently coloured, in twin-compartment housings. Front bonnet springloaded. Check rods fitted on330 words
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Article, Illustration297 1961-11-17 8 What do you plan this Christmas ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT £JHRISTMAS is not so i'ar away now we see this warning printed everywhere, hear il said almost every day. And immediately we all get into a panic and start "preparing". Which means we rush around making card lists a mile long and297 words
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Article, Illustration485 1961-11-17 8 ALL rUlit. Last week you got the picture about foods that do you good. Now you want to know if there And the answrr is vev are things you cannot eat. I nods which do you no particular good and485 words
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296 1961-11-17 8 I'VE been talking o great deal about Singer machines these past weeks. I have told you how attractive they arc, how useful they are, how efficient they are, and. what wonderful things they can help you moke. But I am afraid296 words
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Article, Illustration314 1961-11-17 8 A SMILE IS A SMILE FOR A' THAT QO YOU know whot is the prettiest thing a girl possesses? No, not her foce. Or her legs or her figure. it is her smile! Yes, without o good smile, a deep sincere smile, a woman's beauty is like an empty shell,314 words
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Article, Illustration553 1961-11-17 8 Lucy huang - Lucy huang let's talk it over by I READ a rather in- teresting article in the Straits Times last week. The heading said "FLYING BUGS HALT PAHANG DRIVERS." To quote the article "A leavy monsoon shower lasting 10 minutes brought out swarms of flying553 words
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226 1961-11-17 8 Malaya joins U.N. drive against narcotics J(UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation and Singapore are taking part in a United Nationssponsored drive to improve detection measures against Ihe illicit traffic in drugs through South-East Asia's major sea and air ports. The new antl-narcotlcs campaign is in the form of a three-week226 words
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363 1961-11-17 8 Pledge on prices expected by the C-Plan delegates KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs r f HE Colombo Plan ministerial conference will come to an end here tomorrow with, it is understood, delegates from 21 countries pledging to seek ways to deal with problems arising from wide fluctuations in prices of primary products.363 words
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Article75 1961-11-17 8 RAJA MUDA OF PERAK ON A TOUR IPOH, Thurs. The Kaja Muda of Perak began an official four-day visit to Balang Padang district yesterday. He was welcomed to. the Batang Padang-Lower Perak district boundary by the District Officer. Batang Paaang. Syed Mahadzar bin Syed Hussein, heads of Government departments in75 words
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162 1961-11-17 8 THAT EXPOSURE: NO WORD SO FAR, SAYS LEE CINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. told the Legislative Assembly today that he bad received no representations from the British Commission with reference to what he had said about them in the Assembly on July 20. At that meeting162 words
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Miscellaneous193 1961-11-17 8 II it if Bunny II if Ralph Heinudnhl ,1| J SURE, CICERO fi \aey. I TTSTOPPEP\ HPS£JJ ~~^^F"~ A^^A.^ r I'MGLAPVER RAININ'A««W F=jsa|rJ PP f BUGS, CAN f SENSIBLE ENOUGH AGO. "^T^f 2*>. Pi H f H TIY\J I USE VO'JR, J S^J WANNA KEEP VI \^lO^^ I Vi Li!193 words
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Article, Illustration1705 1961-11-17 9 DOES THE KENNEDY WE THINK WE KNOW REALLY EXIST? Absurd to suppose that he is less remarkable than the other Mr. K NTH UTS TIMES SPMIAI It \H Hi; AMERICANS going to work in Ihe i r capital cilv of Washington limy, with luck, (.itch1,705 words
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Obituary68 1961-11-17 10 M.,^l S/a f Minimum. RUSSELL On Odobrr IMB IMI a>.<in-nn m I'uik Hultli Simd. 1 l.ml Cat- Ru»»'ll. lait or Sim.- Dacfef <l> Ltd. t»»lo»»"1 I»IB»' cf Ai'.rn 'IWrwn \Valk»t Hilth 1 Mater nf BtaaapM ha ran Bi<iini>nm I 1 MRS. MADALENC ROORICUES iW«I agad «1 .r.iI nn»r«l on68 words
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Article21 1961-11-17 10 M Mont. M» 1 Minimum WE THANK kl Makti an<i «nlloirni'< on Iht icatt ronnammal. mo'hfr "f latf I SfaaMaraaaan21 words
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668 1961-11-17 10 The Straits Times Friday. November 17, 1961. Suggestive Silence Though it cannot hoiu-.stly he claimed that lie said much aJse that was new at his prata lonlciriuv \rsterday or our- i inn his other public appaaraiuv.N. Mr. Cheater Bowles did pevaal that his. visit to Malaya had been projected as668 words
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Article376 1961-11-17 10 When merger becomes effective. Singapore will have 13 members in the new Federation Parliament, according to the While Pape»- published by the Singapore Government yesterday. Only Perak (with 10 seats after last years revision of parliamentary and state constituencies) will be more strongly represented: Johoie and Selangor 14376 words
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Article143 1961-11-17 10 Two auspicious features of the Malayawata Steel Proiects are that tlie company is backed by hard-headed private businessmen who would not b-« in it unless they were absolutely confident of its success and thai the steelworks will be located at or near Prai. The locality no doubt143 words
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Article, Illustration1439 1961-11-17 10 SHOTGUN WEDDING IN ALGERIA? IT ALL BOILS DOWN INEVITABLY TO THE LIFE OR DEATH OF DE TgAULLE from the LONDON TIMES MN its seveny c a r war Algeria has suffered so many relapses that it may well become impossible to tell1,439 words
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202 1961-11-17 10 IIHTH relerence to a leiier headlined "A village kept in the dark" <S.T. Nov. 9t I wish to state that on June 22 this year two application forms for electricity supply to two houses at Ulu Temiang were received at the district202 words
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Letter84 1961-11-17 10 ]JF Mr. C. R. K.-ishnan II ml terested about the i>pe of coinage used in Pen^ng prior to 1867, I may be abie to help him. I have in my possession some East biota Company coins of the Straits Settlements coined in 1804. Their values are denoted in84 words
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Letter127 1961-11-17 10 IT i.- noticed that In the advertisements for appointments to the regular police force (whether to rank-and-file or inspectorate) that two separate sets of physical requirement* tre laid down: One for tht northern Indian.- and Pakistanis and another for the remaining race* in Malaya. To be127 words
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Letter81 1961-11-17 10 17KJR a long time now ihe r residents of Serangoon Garden Estate have had to travel long distances in order to do their marketing; the nearest market being opposite Paya Lebar police station. A new market has been erected in the estate and was completed many81 words
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Advertisement727 1961-11-17 10 STRAITS TIMES4FREE PRESS r« fw «r rr, mmr i a»n«a mltHf at lat Ptaa* COLO STOKACI ARCADf OKuaW ■O»O. •i««»O«I milt w*M awl mdMrtl—mamli mmd kmm mmrnktr rtmlfi (■MI w^mtrltitmrnl, plm**4 jrranaa»n ~i ml— b, hmm4*t It: COL* tTOtAM BtANCMIS »t hi i nn »o»o. r»TON« m»»ii. ao>o a navai.727 words
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Advertisement80 1961-11-17 10 Inside France Today The two major phenomena of modern France are a man and a country: Charles de Gaulle and Algeria so says John Gunther in his new book, "Inside Europe Today." When Gunther wrote "Inside Europe." H years ago, the idea of independence for Algeria was undreamed <>t Gunther's80 words
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Advertisement125 1961-11-17 10 NafiH BM&t-l I jm B^B^^Lr^Bal BflF i btße^ I k^BB Bk t i bSßbk- jr* ?)h/ v '^v Ij/SPP***^^ SaC ...he needs STORK Fresh bread, or crispy toast, spread with delicious Stork Margarine, makes a quick nourishing start to the day. < aaa ß ß- Tasty! Easy to spread! Stork125 words
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Article288 1961-11-17 11 TRIPLE MURDER: LABOURER TO HANG MUAR. Thurs. Aung Kok Leong. 23. a 1 labourer was sentenced to death by Mr. Justicp Adams in the High Court here yesterday for triple murder. Aung was alleged to have stabt«d to death his three-year-old and only son Kian Sing; his father-in-law Teo Chong.288 words
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Article36 1961-11-17 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thui.vThe Dato Bandar of Sarawak. Abang Haji Mustapha bin Dato Abans Haji Mcasli leader of the Sarawak dele- I cation to the Colombo Plan conference here, is ill In the General Hospital36 words
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Article50 1961-11-17 11 IPOH. Thurs.— Three masked youths, one armed with a dagger, this afternoon ;obbed a tin mine at Sungel Pinji, five miles irom here, of an oil niter valued at $500. The police were told that the youths held up the «,!igine driver and removed the filter50 words
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Article32 1961-11-17 11 MALACCA. Thurs. -The Malacca Municipal Council yesterday appointed a lheman select committee to redraft the Malacca municipal by-laws and standing >rders. The chairman Is Mr. G. Mariappan (Alliance^.32 words
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Article497 1961-11-17 11 BOWLES WILL STUDY MARKETING SYSTEM ON HIS RETURN AMERICA REALISES DEEP GROWERS' CONCERN ABOUT RUBBER PRICES I KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs \IR. Chester Bowles thp TlnitpH Staffs Under-Secretary of State, today gave an assurance that the U. S. would make every effort to help develop pricing497 words
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Article, Illustration443 1961-11-17 11 YAP CHIN KWEE 1 - INDONESIA'S INTEREST IN EVENTS IN MALAYA— 3Y DJATIKUSUMO YAP CHIN KWEE 1 |8., Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. 'New look at ASA after Irian issue is solved' THHE Indonesian Government is A studying "with great interest" recent events in Malaya, especially the launching of the Association of South-East Asia (ASA) and the443 words
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216 1961-11-17 11 CALYPSO IVAN IS NOW CONFINED TO CAMP OINGAPORE. Thurs. Royal Air Force Sergeant Ivan Barrington Browne, the West Indian show business personality who was recently convicted by a court martial of assaulting four women, was this morning officially placed under open arrest at Seletar air base, where he is stationed.216 words
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Article46 1961-11-17 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs The United States Pacific Fleet Commander. Admiral John H. Sides, flew into Changl from Bangkok today for a two-day visit to Admiral Sir David Luce, Cominander-in-Chlef, Far East Station. Admiral Sides Is accompanied by his wife and a small staff.46 words
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Article27 1961-11-17 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM. —A motor scooter belonging to a teacher caught fire last night outside a petrol kiosk while its owner was trying to start it.27 words
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Article213 1961-11-17 11 CINGAPORE. Thurs. The Guild of Nanyang University Graduates has told the Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, that Nanyang was never Intended to be, and never would become, a chauvinistic institution. In a letter tc the Tengku, written in the national language, the guild describes in213 words
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425 1961-11-17 11 OTHER main points made by Mr. Bowles at his Press conference RUSSIA: America was mystified that Russia would not negotiate rationally but because of its attitude caused the armament race to be stepped up. "Is this to test the American strength of will425 words
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175 1961-11-17 11 King plans visit to R.M.N. Barracks in S'pore KUALA LUMPu'R. Thurs.— The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong will make his first visit to the Royal Malayan Navy Barracks, known as Kapal di-Raja Malaya, at Woodlands. Singapore, on Thursday It will also be the first time that the King will be wearing the175 words
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Article57 1961-11-17 11 COURSE ON MARKET RESEARCH SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Tli* Malayan Advertisers Association Is conducting a three-d:iy course in market research t the Shell theatrette. The association pre.-ide-u Mr. B. R. Ratcllffe, said: 'The results of this will be ot benefit to the buying public at large The course, designed to raise the57 words
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Advertisement137 1961-11-17 11 ••> V Wmk/ s^f \T^/ THEY WEAR AND WASH SO WELL Van Heusen make fine shins in styles, materials, p.nirrn<; and colour* to suit every taste, every occasion. Here are three ivpicai examples irom the range. At lop— the 'Kensington 1 in superb Sea MjnH cotton; Centre the incomparable 'Vantage'137 words
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Advertisement145 1961-11-17 11 HHBHHHHHHHHfi§jHHfIH| Raffles Place, m. J Singapore. I I^^^l I I O Tel: ***** W the store with MORE j^ j^ gifts for CHRISTMAS j5« ELMANjfwf Transistor Radios V r" 8 trans| stors =—=^^^■^^^■■■■■■1 table radio battery $130/-; Not > ||u>t ted 2 PR-12. 8 transistor portable W^ W^J^^^tF w Wlth145 words
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2499 1961-11-17 12 WHAT IS CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION? COURT GIVES ITS RULING A union witness is reminded he is on oath: I'm telling court all I know, he says SINGAPORE, Thurs.— O The industrial Arbitration Court ruled on what constituted confidential information when hearing resumed this morning in the wage dispute betweeen the Singapore2,499 words
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Advertisement40 1961-11-17 12 24-8 /•Aah mBKKBk ■there's +fie r™^^"|Bf hawkers be11... «^j^ Ms coming, y) down tile road- M A I ways the same (J***"* 4 i'me everyday. S 0?^ '"'I J^t '^^Mk cJP I ¥///sF/T?M trim I™l PRODUCED BY COLD STORAGE CREAMERIES40 words
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Advertisement155 1961-11-17 12 wh y do you always Jfa BSftfe: 1 buy S^' groceries, ffiSji. "S^^TP^O^ smart girl. Everyone J nPIHm^ Ww? A^r-~T""7 knows S>W is the PI H^ 1 best in every ■''''S^w V sense °f w rcj J ML jfl When you buy V* you ffPi > I know you are155 words
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Advertisement1647 1961-11-17 13 BLUE FUNNEL LIME FREICNI IMWIRIESi ltl: 14t» PAUABe tNtttlßllli Itli I4U IB ABIN. LIVERPOOL. t!AStr^> iUHPOH, a. tDWIIHtHIAL r«Bl». Out i Wl iJiil r*'tn> *vv« PtUUS uvirpin. unsgow II Pt Trtay •"CHISU Mje.iicb. Livcrptil. A'moutk II Pt/Ntt 21 NM 21 AIAX litirpitl. blisgo* Ntt II NM 21 Ntt 24 211,647 words
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Advertisement1336 1961-11-17 13 THE LA.L UNESetAiiitm it: MEiiuttamaN, contininiai a »canrina»ia»i rom> "SELANOIA" t) 71 72 Hiv ll Pt/It Ntt SlilM BORIBANA' 11 ft Hit 4 On J I Oic 1/ lltt ■MALACCA" I) 14/17 DM 11/11 tic 21/21 tM 'SAMOA I) M BM/ 4 IM 5 1 IH t IM ASMARA" I)1,336 words
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Advertisement1696 1961-11-17 13 ZSrn THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SiMAPttE (iMeeteriita) itt untM Uagaaa) it LWtt EXPtESS SERVICES Tt LBNtON LIVERPOOL a CONTIMNTAL PORTS S POU f>. S>a» PtnMg BENAVON I pill, b'noutn, Nottirnn. la Pt Hit IB BENHIANT ,H) H tirg. L oon. Hatrt. Rum M bio. Nit 11/21 NM 74 711,696 words
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Advertisement1183 1961-11-17 13 W. McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. \K*S Illi Nl Ul3l \t£JU BLLBRMAM LIMB dt KLAVSMBSS LIMB r BiVU LINtIN. HAMIURI ROTTERBAM LOS ANCELES. SAN FUNCISCO I HVll SEATTLE VANCOUVER a PORTLAND em OF NEWCASTLE Uctltilp cirgi In Ccatral a SMt» Spore P Sham y".-\ Attirtci. Ttfil HM M NM/l DM 21,111,183 words
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440 1961-11-17 14 From Our Market Correspondent TIN shares, particularly in selected counters, were very firm yesterday on. the Malayan Stock Exchange, but industrials after their two-days unexplained sharp rise were easier. The industrial index clipped three-quarters of a point and drops ranged from one to440 words
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Article23 1961-11-17 14 MaUyan Stock Indices. Nov. 15 Nov. 16 Industrials: 158.81 156.09 Tins: 295.78 ***** I Rubbers: 250.84 2J0.84 Jan. 1 1958 100.23 words
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Article711 1961-11-17 14 BUSINESS ou the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deais in brackets: Industrials: F. and N. ords (1,000) 52.46. (1,000) 52.48; Gammon (1,000) (1.72. (1.000) 51. 70 OL, (3,000) 51.73; Metal Box (3.000.) 12.17: Cold Store (6.000) 52.521 ON, (1.000) $2.46; 8. Trader*711 words
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Article119 1961-11-17 14 CHINESE Product Eichanit Stngaavra n»on prlaa* par picul yaatarday: Ctconut all: bulk 138 Milan, drum S37i aallcra. Copra: Novambar t'K Continent 526 buyfrci, $2S} wllara. Pappar: Muntok white $180 aellera. Sarawak white IJS7J aellera, apeclal Sarawak black $125 aellera garbled Lampoog black $135 aallera. Lampoog black ABTA Sl3B119 words
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Article12 1961-11-17 14 October output of Amalgamated Robber Estates Ltd. was 1,*****0 lb.12 words
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Article186 1961-11-17 14 r[E Singapore tin price yesterday fell slightly by 75 cents to $484 per plcul on an offering of 230 tons. Tin prices were not significantly changed in London overnight. Fresh demand for the metal remained at a rather low ebb, but the modest upturn of186 words
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Article112 1961-11-17 14 MELBOURNE, Thurs. INVESTMENT shares were traded along easier lines. Anal Wirrlns eased Is. 3d. to 225.. E.Z. Industries 7d. to 13s 6d. and Kauri Is. lOd. to 12s. Base mrtalj and oils were easier. Rio Unto gained lOd. to 16s. Commonwealth bonds were steady. Con. Zinc 66 6112 words
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Article35 1961-11-17 14 SINGAPORE, Not. 16. RUBBER: 76* cents per lb. (up 13 cento). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 71).: cents (steady). TIN: $484 per picul (down 75 cento). Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (up 5 tons).35 words
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Article220 1961-11-17 14 DECEMBER lint grade rubber buytrt f.a.k. cloaed in Singapore yeeterday at 761 cent* per lb up 11 cent* on Wednenday'a closing price. The tone wan tteady. I.C.C.Pt.A. cloalng pticta In cratß per lb. yesterday: lot. 1 R. 8.8. Prompt f.o.b. buyer* 7Si. teltera 75J: Int. 1 R. 8.8.220 words
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Article174 1961-11-17 14 CHIPS lying alengflde the Slngapera >' whircn teday are: CartfttaaaMra) 15/18. Qarbcta 23/24. Mikaaa Maru 13 14, Moral Maru 30/30. Tokal Maru 4041. Sactilkawa Mara 19. Eiho Maru 6/7. Harbunc 10'tl. Kaalmbar 26. Barabaii 21/22. Sonic Be 23. Outer readt: Watudamho. Meratua. RuMn Marrsk. State of Madraa,174 words
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Article86 1961-11-17 14 rl Malayan iMtiangt Bank* 1 A«a*«iatUn made tbaaa cbaacat) In Its ratm to merchant* l-aatarda? (all imtaa to f 100* Canada: huyln* T.T. 341. airmail O.D 34}. 90 d /at 34 11/16 credit bills. Ml trad* bllla ttiltnt T.T. of 0.0. ready: Canada S3 13/10: twlat Fran.t 1411:86 words
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Advertisement1188 1961-11-17 14 '■t^l^^l'pl I^^^^^^B«^atttT^^7a^Bw7ftl J P^\ H 1 affJ^taf^ f W flfe jK \??Jlihe| Express U.S.A. Pacific tk Attoatto Coast Bsivtss FTA HA HA HA S'Dor* H'ko" 1 S. Francitca L. Anjslat ft. York ail. "Kiaikawa Mary M/M Ntt 7 Dtc 77 Dm 71 Dm 14 Jm it. "Ktaikava Maru 71 Dtc/1,188 words
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Advertisement455 1961-11-17 14 WtSTBOUWD EOROPE SERVICE S'oore h Sham Ptnang YUM SMlti ?«iiu It Ptrt Marstilltt. Havrt. Ounkirk. SOUTH t WEST AFRICA SERVICE Sport TCMIaIM* 1/ I Dtt Durban (»/1I). Port Elitabtth (24/11). Capetown (M'tt). Matadi (11/17). tapis (1/1), Cotonou (1/1). HM, lafcoradi Abidjan Freetown Conakry. Dakar (22/1). EASTROUHO Spore LOUDIMA n Nn455 words
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Advertisement765 1961-11-17 14 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) TAKE NOTICE that Receiving Ordew were, on the lOtn November, 1961, made against the following persons: Bankruptcy No. 307/61 Robert Heng Oh Ngak. 1033-2. Yio Chu Kang Rd.. lately or 14. Cumberland Lane, Spore. 364 61 Clioong Chor* Ngee, 115, Rangoon Rd. 365/Pl. Boon Yoon765 words
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Advertisement277 1961-11-17 14 PESUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR TENDPRS arc invited for tne purchase of Dried Sludge from the Sewage Purification Works. K. Lumpur for the year 1962. Details may be obtained from the Municipal Engineer during offict hours. Tendi-rs in scaled cover marked "Tender for Dried StadftV io n>«wli the Municipal277 words
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Advertisement648 1961-11-17 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS arc invited for! the post of General C Draughtsman in the Navy Work> ixnem, H.M. Naval Ba.sc. Singapore. 27. Applicants must be British suband should have a knowledge of Building Construction and Civil Engineering Works and Sur- veving The Salary scale is $200 x 14 256 Efficiency648 words
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Advertisement496 1961-11-17 15 (Continued from Pace 10) I SITUATIONS VACANT M Word, Si Vim. t— Box SI etl. extra BOX AS2IJ ST. I'o.iition rilled. Applicants thanked. WANTBO A BAND Leader who can form a 4-plece band. Long term offered to suitable applicant. Apply stating details to Box A 5379 B.T. S'porv. WANTED ENOLISM496 words
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Advertisement592 1961-11-17 15 SITUATIONS VACANT 1% Words SS (Min.)-Mox M cit. extra NEW* ACENCV require* bright alert man (or work as proof reader and copy editor. Mui.t N University trained and/or have Kngllah Grade 1 lln Senior Cambridge. Immediate em- plorment Submit reference*, back- ground and qualification* to P.O. l'.o* I 1397. Spore.592 words
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Advertisement1005 1961-11-17 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT M Words U (Min.)—Box SI et*. txtra i "CITY CUS*T HOUSE Furnished D 'Single rooms, bathroom, m'sanlta- tlon longbath attached. Verandah Kxr I eellent Cuisine. Economical Term. Near I S.T.C. Bus-stop, Tanglln C!ub and 1 O.H.Q. 60. Steven* Road. Tel. 501*2 (Singapore). NEWLY COMPLETED modern fun- I ished1,005 words
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Advertisement685 1961-11-17 15 EDUCATION II Words SS (Min.)-Bax SI ett. axtrm •CIENCB CLASSES Amalgamated Technical School, 711 East-Coast Road Singapore offers General Science. Pure Selene* all levels Approved Laboratory facilities HOW It YOUR Malay progressing* --Improve your knowledg) of the National Language by reading Bents Himi dally, the only romanised Niitlon.il Language newspaper.685 words
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Advertisement897 1961-11-17 15 PHILATELY 10 Word, SS (*tin.)—Bax St ett. extra stamps: OCTOSBR/NOVEMBBR Illustrated prices Ihrt on request. Chare* reasonable price. atao dls- count.. Singapore Stamp* Co. S3 I Cantonment Road, Singapore 2. DOGS AT STUD 2* Word, SS <Min.)—Box H cit. extra OOBERMANN PINSCHER. Academy Ot Tavey Poulbly the finest specimen In897 words
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Advertisement889 1961-11-17 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE il Wordt SS (Min.)-Box SI ct,. extra MILLMAN 1*53 MODEL Good condi- tlon tax 'insurance till \\>6J. Sl. ooo'- I Can be seen 6 Loronc 30 Oeylanf. I S'rnrr 14 STANDARI PENNANT «<tb overdrive, registered May 185 S. one owner, i comrrebenslrr insurance to May. Tax to889 words
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Advertisement253 1961-11-17 15 WHERE TO STAY (Ftd.) Hi.rrf, *M I If minium) M% I WatWtk, in Waadk S2.JU (Him.) TRAITS VIEW HOTEL I rooms i-ourtroiK MTTIC* I'honr I'ISIt t J.B JOHORE HOTEL J B Kt^l.M. Ohlone- I oort Ain-ondmcmrrt' Rooma Pboni- I WHERE TO STAY (Spore) 7ft (tors'* M VimiMiiiri i Dailw 1253 words
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Article, Illustration471 1961-11-17 16 GEOFFREY BOLAND - GEOFFREY BOLAND BY A LANDMARK in salesmanship has been achieved on the" Singapore market by the formation of the Singapore Sales Representatives' Association which aims to become a professional body watching the interests of its members in the same way as its counterparts in Great Britain471 words
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Article84 1961-11-17 16 Director of building firm here HPHE export sales 1 director of Taylor Woodrow (Building Exports) Ltd., London, has arrived in Malaya to discuss pending orders with representatives of Government Departments and large corporations. He is Mr. A. Clayton Thomas whose company are the marketing agents for the Arcon Group. Mr.84 words
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Article, Illustration244 1961-11-17 16 pENDING the com- pletion of a new head office building in Robinson Road, Singapore, at a cost of more than half a million dollars. The First Life Insurance Co. Ltd.. which began operations on Nov. 3. is working from a temporary office in Cecil244 words
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Article154 1961-11-17 16 JAPAN is coming up strongly in the motor car trade in Singapore despite severe competition from more established makes. Trade figures show that In the first six months this year. Japanese car shipments to Singapore already totalled 193 units worth $702,400. against 98 cars for the154 words
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Article228 1961-11-17 16 CWISS watch manu- facturers are nowfacing increasing competition from Japan on the Far East market. This was stated by Mr. Samson Sun, manager of the watch department of Gilman and Co. Ltd., Hong Kong, during a visit to Singapore recently. Mr. Sun said that Japan,228 words
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Article79 1961-11-17 16 TRAVEL-CONSCIOUS Malayans are forming an important market for sea travel. Mr. H. F. A. Jackson, advertising manager of P. and O. Orient Lines, said in Singapore before leaving for Hong Kong after a two days' visit. Mr. Jackson, who discussed marketing and advertising problems with the agent.s,79 words
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Article, Illustration261 1961-11-17 16 MALA YA DEMAND FOR SOFT DRINKS GROWING miALAYA'S demand for soft drinks is growing every year, Mr. G. V. Manning, vie c president of Green Spot Inc., said in Singapore. With the number of the consuming public on the increase, the prospects for trade are excellent, he said. Mr. Manning261 words
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Article41 1961-11-17 16 SINGAPORE'S imports ot black pepper in September totalled 1,434 tons worth $3.4 million, while imports of white pepper amounted to 1.116 tons worth $3.1 million. Exports of black pepper totalled 1.253 tons and white pepper 889 tons.41 words
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Advertisement308 1961-11-17 16 MANSFIELDS PHONE 2412 Jf±. SOLE AGINTS: MARTON COMPANY. LIMITED. "SPEEDWELL" wire, ropes M^^^^ .iU»(*iwm < i* MARTIN. BLACK A Co (Wire RopM> Ud. w| K INDUSTRIAL. ENGINEERING. MARINE. MMM 6. V_^ EARTH MOVING 1 LOSGtNS KEQUREMENTS HEADACHE GONE! UPSET STOMACH GONE! Nil II PROBLEM ill I" How to move 34.6308 words
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Advertisement206 1961-11-17 16 (ft AND J&^^^m^J all-electric calculating machine Fast Easy Accurate Here's »h« c^lcuUHng machine you've been waiting tor PreCiSion-built they're comoletely equipped with every worthwhile feature ♦or easier faster accurate calculating. Also available if the hand operated model i s w\ iiTi'tiuii'iii TtTi^M •t ACCNTS F 0» "TTPtWtITItS (M) LTO. m206 words
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Advertisement390 1961-11-17 17 THE GLENGOWRIE RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya). NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN that an interim dividend of 7>i r e. Ir-vi 40% Income tax, has been declared in respect of the financial year ending 31st Deceirber. 1961, payable on 2nd December. 1961, to shareholders on the register390 words
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Advertisement169 1961-11-17 17 NOTICE THF «MBASBY OP THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC HAB THE PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE AND KINDLY REQUEST TO ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCES IX3 ITS POST OFFICE BOX NO. 2004, KUALA LUMPUR. COMMISSIONER OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL OF KUALA LUMPUR NOTICE In punniance of the policy of Malay being the National LanRuace. consideration169 words
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Advertisement415 1961-11-17 17 NOTICES REWARD is offered to any I person giving Information leading to the recovery of Uie following property which was stolen from i No. 10. Waiten Estate. Singapore 11. on 12/10/61:— Diamond cluster ring set in platinum. Diamond brooch set In plaiiii-un. Pearl/gold bracelet. Gold bracelet. Benson wristwatch No. 923.415 words
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Advertisement847 1961-11-17 17 TENDERS TENDERS are invited from P W.D. registered Contractors in Class "B" at:d above under Head I only for the CONSTRUCTION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE TRIPLET CULVERT AT UPPER QUEENSTOWN, Singapore, up to 12 noon on 8.12.61. Those wishing to tender mast attend a show -round of the site on 22.1141847 words
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Advertisement639 1961-11-17 17 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK TENDERS for the Construction of a new T.B. Ward and Clinic at Kuala Kangsar will be received at the Office of the Jurutera Negn. J.K.R.. Perak. Ipoh. up to 3.00 p.m on 28.11.61 from Contractor}, in Classes A to D. Pull particulars may be obtained639 words
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Advertisement436 1961-11-17 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN SINGAPORE ASSISTANT BURSAR Applications are Invited for the post of Assistant Bursar, University of Malaya In Singapore. QL. UNIFICATIONS: Applicants must possess a recognised qualln- canon In Accountancy and have had considerable administrative experience. SALARY SCALE: $670 I 35 950/1000 x 40 1240; plus436 words
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Advertisement172 1961-11-17 17 Pye is the word for progress in radio 1/ M Transportable all-transistor radio The new Pye PEIIT all-transistor radio is light and compact, easy to move from room to room to keep you company the whole day through. See its handsome design. Hear its clear, spark ling tone, superb reception,172 words
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275 1961-11-17 18 Block of wood bars Chan from Grand Prix From FRANCIS BOEY \l \<>. Thurs. SrrutiA nctrs for the Macao Grand Prix today crossed out Singapore's Chan I.vr C boon's I.ola Climax from the race. It failed to comply with appendix "C" regulation covering sports ratinu »ar». This mean* Chan s275 words
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281 1961-11-17 18 with EPSOM JEEP /'KAMI CHANCELLOR and Avanti II shaped like winners on a good galloping track at Ipoh yesterday morning. Grand Chancellor with a riding boy astride broke from the 5f and kept up a bright gallop to clock 50 3/5 for half281 words
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Article594 1961-11-17 18 WEIGHTS FOR IPOH RACES VITEIGHTS for all TT 12 races on nday at Ipoh Cl. 4. Dlv. I— 6F Thomaszvaer y.'iU Sai-Si 8.13 Bellehi 8.13 Chinta Manis 5.12 Peak Climber Hl] Chicken Besi 8.08 Sans Atom 8.08 Rosroni 8.07 Double Chance 8.07 Chase Me Home 8.06 Astounding 8.04 Distributor 111594 words
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Article123 1961-11-17 18 SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's athletic .relay team failed in three bids to qualify for the B.E.A.P. Games at Farrer Park today. Three combinations were tried out on a fairly good track, but the time returned for all three runs was 43.3 sec. The qualifying time for the123 words
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365 1961-11-17 18 India survive setback to draw Test BOMBAY, Thurs.— Th« First Test between India and England ended in a draw here today after India had been set to score 295 to win in 245 minutes. At the close. India were 180 for five wickets In their second Innings. England, who declared365 words
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Advertisement40 1961-11-17 18 »J 10 10 PHILIPS 1 ALL TRANSISTOR Portable RADIO PHILIPS QUALITY I S SERVICE GUARANTEE 3 Wavebands POWERFUL 1 VOLUME BUILT-IN TELESCOPIC AERIAL I Available in leather carrying case with I f nL v <^iackx!> Borneo I Jr SINGAPORE Wr40 words
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Advertisement39 1961-11-17 18 g MOOII Ml. 40T. 3.8 CU.ft. *«#r.«.f«t<K Inl **hM with top quality Fir Oily SI 9/- I month i»IMi ••m fimtnt) 200 Cl«m«o<«oy A«*nut, Sir*9o(KJf« V. Fen COIOS.4MES and PJf/A/S a£oa*f4 tide TIGER OIL IMC AUN TOMO •M as»c*> <■39 words
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Miscellaneous208 1961-11-17 18 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. "Every bondman tat his own 0. The drunkard takes It m a £*"<• ">• P^f.,,.^ jj^^P /qj cancel nt> (Julius 10. Bailor poem.— ahanty perhaps Caoiar) (5). 7. Hone with htgh ton* and 11. Clamouring to exclude the so- colour (6). vereign (7). Skilled workers208 words
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Miscellaneous28 1961-11-17 18 HOCKEY MHF Ql ADRANGI LAR Malacca v N. Sembllan (3.45 p.m > Spore v Perak (5.10. at Malacca). BOCCER SPORE PREMIER LGE: Juniors 0 Indians (Jn. B-sar, 5 15V28 words
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577 1961-11-17 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Singapore sports fans have a varied choice this weekend and all events are full of interest. Top of the list Is the Singapore senior weightlifting championships at the New World (7.30 p.m.) in which Tan Howe Liang, the Rome Olympic577 words
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Article188 1961-11-17 19 Oh Kee Tiang - Hockey hopes are high Oh Kee Tiang By |>KNANO, Thur:>. Alter i Being beaien to tana piace in their ursi iiuerijuaaranguiar nocitey tuuruainem i&ai tnonm, Peuang nope to put up a belter snow at tne M.H.F. carnival at Kuala Lumpur from Nov. 24 to 2b. There has, however, been not188 words
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178 1961-11-17 19 In the women's hoc&ey league, Penang Ladies Hockey Club, with several State players, are virtual champions, having won all their four games, including a 15-0 drubbing Tor Chinese Recreation Club. It is a credit to the tor* sight of the Football Association of Penang178 words
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Article601 1961-11-17 19 Lee Foo San - 12 races in one day Lee Foo San By IPOH. Thurs. Hi B hli R hts. of sports activities in Ipoh this weekend are rugger, of sports activities in Ipoh apart from the races. For the first time in the history of the Malayan Turf the Perak Turf Club will601 words
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Article262 1961-11-17 19 Alex Soars - "wedes the stars Alex Soars By IJUALA LUMPUR, Thura. IY The visit of Bwedlsh footballers will provide 1 the sports highlight in Kuala Lumpur this weekend. Two of Sweden's top clubs. Norrkoplng and Oothetiburg, combine to play a match against the F.A.M. selection team at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday262 words
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Article210 1961-11-17 19 A. Sripathy - Heaviest schedule A. Sripathy By \"MJ^C^K Thur*.— The J.«A r"\lacca Open badminMir; cnamplonships wh'"l» l. _.n at the Malacca Badminton Hall tomorrow night will be the highlight of this weekend's sport in the State. The Penang and Thai ehamplon, Somsook Boonyasukanor and the Thai aHUniversltles champion, Jhavorn Chunnanond are among210 words
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Article336 1961-11-17 19 G. Wooden - Stronger fifteen G. Wooden By KEREMBAN. Thurs.— Selectors of the Negri Sembilan Malacca State Rugby Union had little difficulty In picking oat two "outstanding:" players f *om the newly arrived 20tb Regiment, Royal Artillery Tampin, against Singapore Services here on Satnrda; In the trial yesterday Ounner Edden and Ounner Heathcoate336 words
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Article, Illustration605 1961-11-17 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs DRAGON DANCE, CRACKERS AND SHOUTS OF MERDEKA AS HE BOARDS COMET FOR LONDON CROWD of about 6,000 repeatedly roared "Merdeka" at the Singapore airport tonight just before Tengku Abdul Rahman left for London for talks with British Ministers on Malaysia. The Tengku went605 words
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76 1961-11-17 20 A REMBRANDT SOLD FOR US $2.3-MIL. NEW YORK. Thurs. A painting by Rembrandt, i "Aristotle contemplating the bust of Homer." was sold for a record U. 5.52.300.000 in the "art sale of the century" here last night. The picture was one of 24 paintings in the Erickson collection of OldReuter - 76 words
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Article43 1961-11-17 20 NEW DELHI. Thurs.—Chinese bombers have killed about 1.000 Tibetan guerillas fighting against the Chinese occupation of their country, according to a statement issued today by a representative of the Dalai Lama, refugee Tibetan Ruler who is living in India.— Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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390 1961-11-17 20 1 SINGAPORE. Thursday THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said today he was prepared to consult the State Advocate General on the question of citizenship. Ho was replying in the Legislative Assembly to a question by Mr. David Marshall 'Workers390 words
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Article413 1961-11-17 20 LONDON. Thurb— The advance in stock markets today was less marked than yesterday and there were a number of dull spots but gains were numerous. Gtltedged securities were generally quiei but several short-dated Issues improved. Ir. the industrial market engineering shares went ahead on a413 words
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Article30 1961-11-17 20 20 words fie (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. K. Velappu. Kimle. Muiiu K.-latv, thank friimi« Mtf r*aa> llvei for th«ir ktteafJMee, gifts and hist MM tfctlr m.imageon II II i.l.30 words
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Miscellaneous43 1961-11-17 20 The weather UIGHEST ana lowest tempera- tures ;n Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hifhmt Lowest Ku..l.i Lumpur M 73 Kot.i Bharu u8 75 Peiumg 88 T3 Ipoh M 73 Malacca 93 73 Singapore 90 7543 words
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