The Straits Times, 24 January 1962
1962-01-24
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Title Section22 1962-01-24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100 9 000 The Straits Times fie**"** Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1962 15 CENTS. KDN 03622 words
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Article324 1962-01-24 1 Problem of 'mushroom insurance' cases, too House is told of the need for it KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE FEDERATION Government is to form a "special fraud squad" to deal with commercial crime including 'mushroom insurance" cases. The announcement was made in the House ol Representatives today by324 words
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Article60 1962-01-24 1 MALAYA KEEPS A CLOSE HEALTH VIGIL ITU ALA LUMPUR, IV Tues. A Ministry of Health spokesman said today that Federation Health authorities are keeping a strict vigil to keep out smallpox. A careful watch was especially maintained on air and sea passengers arriving from Europe, India and Pakistan. There60 words
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Article30 1962-01-24 1 HONG KONG. Tues. The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank made a net profit of HK$43.--315.459 for last year and will pay a final dividend of 10s a share. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article, Illustration44 1962-01-24 1 INDONESIAN girls have answered President Soekarno's call to Join the Army to fight for the liberation of West New Guinea. Picture shows some of the women volunteers in Bogor in their new uniforms and carrying arms.— UP.l. picture.44 words
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Article83 1962-01-24 1 75 killed in raid on Red camp SAIGON, Tues. South Vietnamese forces who raided a provincial Communist rebel headquarters and training base killed three provincial commissars, two district commissars and 70 guerilla trainees, the South Vietnam Defence Department said today. There were no losses on the Government side in theReuter - 83 words
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Article56 1962-01-24 1 Invasion force is set up JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia has set op a special "New Guinea Expeditionary force" in South Celebes, according to reports reaching here from Macassar. The reports said the new force, known as "the 14th Combat Group." consisted of four infantry battalions with a supporting commando, armoured car.Reuter - 56 words
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Article52 1962-01-24 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Tues. The U.N. last night handed over Mr. Gizenga, ousted left-wing leader of Orientale Province, to the Congolese Central Government. He Is being held under a Congolese Army guard at a house 100 yards from the office of Mr. Adoula, Congolese Premier. Legal proceedings against him52 words
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Article176 1962-01-24 1 'Ample funds of Snowdon row LONDON, Tues. An attack on a plan to spend £85,000 to redecorate Princess Margaret's home threw the House of Commons into an uproar today. Members began yelling in protest when Mr. Reginald Paget < Labour) asked: "Is any contribution being made by the prospective tenants,176 words
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270 1962-01-24 1 CITIZENSHIP: 500,000 GOT IT THE EASY WAY KUALA LI.MPL H. Tuesday. j^|ORE than 500,000 of the 1,400,000 people granted citizenship since the Federation achieved independence obtained their certificates under Article 17 of the Constitution which is to be repealed. Scrapping of the article. covering citizenship by registration for those resident270 words
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Article, Illustration71 1962-01-24 1 BOMB BID ON KING OF NEPAL KATMANDU, Tues. King Mahendra of Nepal escaped unhurt, when a bomb was thrown at his car at Janakpur yesterday. Arrests were made. In the new year he told his people not to panic because astrologers said the 1 stars foretold havoc. Opponents of his71 words
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Article107 1962-01-24 1 Protest over 'Red from S'pore' I{UALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. An Alliance back-bencher today protested to the Government for allowing "an important Communist from Singapore" to come here. Haji Azahari bin Ilaii Ibrahim lAll.-Kubang Pasu Barat was speaking in the debate on the estimates vi the Ministry of Internal Security in107 words
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Article23 1962-01-24 1 ARMS SUSPENSION I "MJUN. Tutv iiu.ini Heath, Bi-umj D< ii i v Foreign iid.*v annoumril nspeiiMim of H \pnrts to lndoiv Krntrr.23 words
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Advertisement120 1962-01-24 1 OWN YOUR BUNGAIOW ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENT OF $142.50 STAMFORD PARK 5 m.s. Dunearn Road. Singapore. TYPE *B Sl> i 111 Xl \l I V I/I 11. 132. ».<Khor» ftd.. Spcr*-'. Jtl: ***** FREE OFFER FROM 11th JANUARY &^K^I kVWSHMIHIHB V i* VMMMMB* One bright sparkling g old-rimmed F O120 words
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275 1962-01-24 2 SOUVANNA SPEAKS OF BIG STEP FORWARD... send a unified delegation to Geneva. He recalled that he had said he hoped that a United delegation might go to Geneva by the end of this month, £ut now it appeared that the beginning of February would be a more likely time. "Excellent"275 words
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Article25 1962-01-24 2 BOGOTA, (Colombia). Tues.— Bandits murdered 49 people, including children. In different parts of the Valle Department on Sunday, it was announced yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article391 1962-01-24 2 U THANT MEETS DUTCH AND INDONESIAN ENVOYS SEPARATELY IN NEW PEACE BID NEW YORK, Tuesday. [J THANT, the acting U.N. Secretary-General, conferred separately last night with Indonesian and Dutch delegates on the West Irian dispute in the hope of bringing them together for negotiations. He talkedReuter - 391 words
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Article, Illustration211 1962-01-24 2 FOR 800, ITS A WORLD WITHOUT WOMEN THE village of Decazerllle, in south-west France, Is a village without men. The women stand at the pithead, heads wrapped in scarves arainst the drizzle of rain. Bat, happily, this is no pit disaster it is211 words
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Article21 1962-01-24 2 LONDON. Tues.— Britain's farmers today unanimously voted to stay out of the European Common Market. Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article23 1962-01-24 2 LIMA. (Peru), Tues. Author Lin Yutang, who underwent surgery for the removal of a kidney stone, was reported Improving yesterday. U.PJ.23 words
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Article168 1962-01-24 2 Himmler's chief of staff held MUNICH. Tues. Himmlers Chief of Staff, forme* S.S. General Karl Wolff. ha« been arrested in Kempfenhaasen. Bavaria, where he was found working as an advertising agent, it wao announced yesterday. A police spokesman said Wolff, now 61, was behig heid on suspicion of aiding inReuter - 168 words
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Article43 1962-01-24 2 Portrait for the Queen LONDON, Tues. Queen Elizabeth's uncle. Sir David Bowes Lyon. left her a portrait of her mother, painted by Hungarian-born Philip de Laszlc. in his will. 81r David, who died last September, aged 59. left £236.280 gross £167.877 net). —Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article56 1962-01-24 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. A bomb exploded in the United States Embassy in Caracas. Venezuela, yesterday afternoon blowing out part of the wall of a room on the top floor of the seven-storey building, a State Department spokesman said. Preliminary reports Indicated It had been "quite a powerfulReuter - 56 words
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Miscellaneous14 1962-01-24 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby a I mads COCKTAILS XW6 CAQ MOM 6 1^14 words
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173 1962-01-24 3 Mercenaries: 'No move by Tshombe' >JEW YORK. Tues.— A 1 United Nations report said yesterday that Katanga had taken "no positive measure" to help the impl c m c n tation of Security Council resolutions demanding the removal of foreign mercenaries from the province. The report to the Security CouncilReuter - 173 words
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Article205 1962-01-24 3 LAGOS, Tuesday. FOREIGN Ministers of 19 independent African states, here to prepare for an African summit conference, were stalled after four hours of discussions last night over whether to Invite the Algerian Provisional Government, well informed sources said. But delegates trom Senegal and Mauretanla. whose plane wasReuter - 205 words
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107 1962-01-24 3 Democracy— a new definition by U.N. subcommission NEW YORK, Tues.— Lrgai experts meeting here have adopted a set of principles on political rights that they believe will give nejv and clearer meaning to the word "democracy." The principles, adopted unanimously by the U.N. subcommission on Prevention of Discrimination and ProtectionReuter - 107 words
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Article, Illustration95 1962-01-24 3 CATCHING A COLD— THE SCIENTIFIC WAY MOST people seem to be able to catch a cold quickly enough but perhaps not as quickly as this young lady. Miss Anne Wilkie, a 23-year-old student nurse from Boscombe. Hampshire, is seen receiving drops to make hrr catch cold in the interests of95 words
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Article24 1962-01-24 3 NEW DELHI. Tues. About 50 Indian Communists yesterday demonstrated outside the Dutch Embassy here, urging the withdrawal of Holland from Irian. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article23 1962-01-24 3 NEW YORK. Tues. Three pacifists planned to leave here on a '250-mile walk to Washington to demonstrate against nuclear tests U.P.I.UPI - 23 words
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403 1962-01-24 3 Glenn's space trip is put off to Saturday CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Tuesday. with the system which feeds oxygen to the astronaut has postponed until Saturday an attempt to launch Marine Corps LieutCol. John Glenn into orbit. Two delays in the hoped-for Wednesday launching were reported within a few hours yesterday.Reuter - 403 words
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196 1962-01-24 3 MOLOTOV mystery: Callers at flat told he is not in MOSCOW. Tues^-CaUers at Mr. Molotov's Moscow nat were told by an unknown man that the former Soviet Foreign Minister was not there. But a neighbouring doorkeeper said Mr. Molotov still lived in the government block— near the Soviet Foreign MinistryReuter - 196 words
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Article, Illustration85 1962-01-24 3 Nancy Kwan co-stars with Pat Boone in new film VTANCY KUAN, tlu> Hong Kong actress of Suzie Wong fame, gets her new film role as an Italian girl she cooks a dish of spaghetti at her London flat last week. She plays opposite Pat Boone in "The Main Attraction," aReuter - 85 words
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Article22 1962-01-24 3 BARROW -IN FURNESS. (N England), Tues.— The keel of Britain's second nuclear submarine, the Valiant. 3.500 tons, was laid yesterday.22 words
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89 1962-01-24 3 MARGARET BABY PHOTO: UNION MAKES PROTEST BELFAST. Tues.— The action Of the Earl of Snowdon, Princess Margaret's husband, in supplying photographs of their baby. Viscount Linley, to newspapers, is to be raised at the annual conference of the National Union of Journalists at Folkestone, Kent, In April. A resolution byReuter - 89 words
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Article86 1962-01-24 3 TLHERAN. Tues. Persia 6 opposition National Front last night declared "a day oi strikes and demonstrations' for today, and called on ail "patriotic citizens, Ktuden.o and workers to fight the illegal, corrupt and vicious" government of Dr. All Amini The call from the National Front,Reuter - 86 words
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Miscellaneous401 1962-01-24 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORT WAVE SERVICE: SERVICE 41.7 metres 4I ""t™* am ftfut Ti m ai~, i m MEUIIM WAVE SERVICE: A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negara- 47J metreii. Ku. News Headlines; 6.06 Morning A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 Melodies; 7.00 Rendezvous With Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News:401 words
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Article129 1962-01-24 4 $46,000 FIRE GRANTS ARE PAID OUT SINGAPORE, Tues.— Ttie Social Welfare Department today distributed more than $44,000 of rehabilitation grant to 1.035 victim families of the Buklt Ho Sue* fire. Thls is the fifth and final payment of such grant*. Payment* wul continue throughout this week at the following centre*129 words
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Article434 1962-01-24 4 SINGAPORE, Turn. MANAGEMENT NOT INTERESTED IN SETTLING STRIKE* THE Singapore General Employees' Union today charged that the Shaw Organisation management had rejected three attempts by the union to settle the 34-day-old strike at its 15 theatres, and accused the management of "not being interested" in settling the434 words
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238 1962-01-24 4 EIGHT ASKED TO LEAVE: 'MINISTRY NOT CONSULTED' SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin today expressed regret that the Chung Cheng: High School had asked eight Vtudents in its Upper Secondary One class to leave without first consulting his Ministry. He told the Legislative Assembly that the238 words
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104 1962-01-24 4 A 'RETARDED' MAN'S LAPSE INTO CRIME SINGAPORE, Tues. Ong Guan Huat, 23, who pleaded guilty to attempted robbery, was today placed on one year's probation by the First Criminal District Court. His counsel. Mr. 8. K Lee, had pleaded that Ong was a man of "retarded mentality" and that financial104 words
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Article93 1962-01-24 4 Youth urged: Join Police SINGAPORE. Tues. The Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. E. G. Blades, today appealed to young men and women to Join the force. He said: "This Is an excellent opportunity for the youth of Singapore who understand the value and Importance of police work and who are93 words
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Article34 1962-01-24 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Metro Philharmonic Society will present baritone Choo Hwee Lin at a solo recital on March 3, at the Cultural Centre. He will be accompanied by Miss Scan Khung Img.34 words
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Article30 1962-01-24 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. R. F. Jenkins, Director of Guthrie and Co., Ltd., will address Singapore Rotarians on "Rhodesia" at their weekly luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Cathay Hotel.30 words
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286 1962-01-24 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A FRUIT seller, Koo Peng Kam, 41, who fatally stabbed a City Council hawker inspector, Tng Soon Eng, 37, was Jailed for seven years by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the Assize Court today. Khoo, who had been committed to the Assizes on286 words
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239 1962-01-24 4 GUITARIST'S CONCERT WAS 'A DELIGHT' SINGAPORE, Tues. Siegfried- Behrend, a young German guitarist, delivered a carefully built programme ranging over four centuries in the Cultural Centre last night. Mr. Behrend's technique Is Impressive, and his Intonation, even In the most athletic passages. Is virtually flawless. His platform manner Is quiet239 words
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Article22 1962-01-24 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Water will be turned off in Zones Four and Six from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow.22 words
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Advertisement232 1962-01-24 4 CJM'fVM OPENS FRIDAY! li SINGAPORE (No Free Li*t»> ELVIS PRESLEY takes you on an unforgettable holiday in the world's lushest paradise of ecstatic romance, exotic dances, exciting music and terrific songs! l^bv I'm m i^Ul g-> E&3 J^mJ \~*r-/ mf^^^rfk Of SONG' it mm \lfm aff nALWAWS 9Blue Hawaii i232 words
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Advertisement192 1962-01-24 4 g Torfay anfy: 3.15, 7 i 9.15pm. George Montgomery THI STML CLAW" Tomorrow only f^ "S^RHAD" Hindi >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 'f The GOLDEN JUBILEE j IPOH'S NEWEST NIGHTSPOT >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦; IPOH'S NEWEST Airconditioned Chinese Restaurant and Night Club in Kampar Road has popular singers Baby Wong and Mooi Chi singing nightly and non-stop192 words
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Miscellaneous254 1962-01-24 4 rfHS following is today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movemenu at Paya Lebar Airport. ARRIVALS BOAC: From London, Zurich, Istanbul, Teheran, Karachi, Calcutta, (BA 708) 5.35 pin.: from Bydney, Darwin, Jakarta (BA 706) 12.30 ajn. Gamda: Prom Jakarta (OA 802) 8.55 a.m.: ,from Bangkok (OA 803) 4.06 p.m. Thai International:254 words
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Miscellaneous157 1962-01-24 4 p.m.; from Hong Kong (ML 613) 1.50 pjn.; from Jakarta (ML 204) 8.10 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 119) 12.30 ajn. DEPARTURES BO AC: To Darwin, Sydney, (BA 708) 6.2S p.m.; to Calcutta. Karachi. Damascus, London (BA 781) 7 a.m. Thai International: To Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok (TO 403) 10.35 a.m.157 words
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Article, Illustration122 1962-01-24 5 MY TRIP 'AN ENRICHING EXPERIENCE,' HE SAYS fHE Yang di-Pertnan Agong, speaking at the State banquet held in the Tengku Abdul Bahman Hall on Monday night to mark the return of himself and the Raja Permalsuri Agong to Kuala Lumpur after their State122 words
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115 1962-01-24 5 DUKIT MERTAJAM, D Tues. A good Samaritan lost his life yesterday afternoon two hours after he had stopped to help a cyclist. Din bin Ahmad. 45. a tapper, was cycling along Permatang Tlnggi when he saw another tapper. Mat Noor. 19 trying to115 words
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Article18 1962-01-24 5 TAIPINO Tues A road safety week will be held her* from Mart.) 12 to March 1718 words
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Article, Illustration321 1962-01-24 5 Airman's Far East record free-fall SINGAPORE, Tuesday. R.A.F. sergeant made a spectacular freefall parachute drop from a Hastings aircraft flying at 9,000 ft. and landed safely within the Royal Naval air station at Sembawang this morning. Sgt. Keith Teesdale an Instructor from an R.A.F. parachute training school in England, thus321 words
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Article34 1962-01-24 5 RAWANO, Tues. inspector Shlngara Singh of the Rawang police has left for Dusun Tua to undergo a nine-week training course. Inspector M.S. Manlam will act for him during his absence.34 words
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Article58 1962-01-24 5 BENTONG, Tues. Mohamed Zaln bin Hajl Said. 35, of Kuala Lumpur, whose car collided with a lorry at Ketarl on Aug. 11 last year, was fined $35 In court here on a charge of careless driving He was fined another $15 for falling to attend58 words
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Article25 1962-01-24 5 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Tues. A flower day in aid of the Lady Templer Hospital will be held in Ulu Belangor district next Saturday.25 words
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Article78 1962-01-24 5 TANJONO MALJM. Tues. Mr L. C Taylor, headmaster of Sevenoaks School. Kent. England, has sent a gift of 450 books to Incne Hallmi bin Sharbaini. principal of the Tun Abdul Razak School here. The donation, made by par- ents and pupils, follows a letter sent to78 words
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Article29 1962-01-24 5 BENTONG, Tues. The local branch of the Labour Party will hold a fun fair here next Saturday to mark the fourth anniversary ol th* party's formation.29 words
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116 1962-01-24 5 SCRAP CITIZENS WITH A WIFE EACH SIDE OF THE SEA, GOVT. URGED I/UALA LUMPUR, Tues. An Alliance back-ben-cher wants the Government to withdraw the citizenship of Indians with two wives one here and the other in India. Wan Yahya bin Haji Wan Mohamed (Kemamani said that during a recent visit116 words
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217 1962-01-24 5 Report of 'underwater cable to Tokyo' is news to Singapore SINGAPORE. Tues A SPOKESMAN for the Deputy Prime Minister's Office here today expressed surprise at a Reuter report that Singapore would soon be linked by underwater cable to Tokyo. The news report said that the Japanese Cabinet had last week217 words
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224 1962-01-24 5 IPdH, Tuesday. \M ALAYAN prawns, specially the fresh-water 1" variety, have sent a visiting big-game hunter and fisherman into ecstasies. "They are the most mar-r--vellous I have ever seen or I eaten In all my travels," said Mr. Lloyd 8. George, a New Zealand businessman.224 words
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Advertisement128 1962-01-24 5 In MalayaJj/^ everyone goes for G.E.C value in ceiling fans Look at the fans in 2 out of 3 homes and you'll see that they are G.E.C. Some of them have been there for over 50 years, because G.E.C. make fans to last a lifetime The modern G.E.C. ceiling fans128 words
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Advertisement80 1962-01-24 5 jJ2 I Immediately Jus^uckthemtof stop your stop your pain 1 DIGESTIVE 1 Pleasant taste 1 TDAIIDI CG Always "|Va rSlS^^^tfi v: m i mlfiiiili De Witts I PKQEBWt^ ANTACID I'^iq^TTl^/ powder J PRESENTS o new QUIZ SHOW "SHALL WE JOIN THE LADIES" Produce*] by Rediftuiion every Wednesday at 5.30 p.m.80 words
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Article2178 1962-01-24 6 SPORE SUPPORT FOR RI PEOPLE OVER W. IRIAN SINGAPORE, Tuesday 'pHE three-day debate on West Irian ended today with the Legislative Assembly giving* unanimous approval (with five abstentions) to a motion to give wholehearted support to the people of Indonesia in their "just and legitimate struggle2,178 words
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223 1962-01-24 6 SINGAPORE. Tue«. The Singapore Government is getting help from constitutional experts In spelling out amendments In the State and Federation constitutions arising from the heads of agreements reached between the Singapore and Federation Governments. Announcing this. the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. told the223 words
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Article, Illustration1147 1962-01-24 7 SOUTH VIETNAM: THE SLOW POISON of FEAR AND APATHY THK Communists and antiCommunists in South Vietnam have one purpose in common to win over the eight million peasants in the villages of the Fecund Mekong Delta. Both sides claim that the other camp scores its successes with the peasants simply1,147 words
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Advertisement69 1962-01-24 7 PI ¥Mm A. lW V HA v m- ad itti i"* J m\ J M riLTIN TiFPtO CIGARETTES X'K Jss*i Consulate pure white filter gives you IJMWWWMMMWMWBMMMi^ the flavour of fme tobaccos enhanced *3&F m- by a touch of refreshing menthol That is why Consulate is always fresh ■HHHR j69 words
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Article, Illustration50 1962-01-24 8 THE DRIVER of this car escaped unhurt when a tree fell on it while he was travelling alone Eaton Road, off Circular Road, in Kuala Lumpur at lunch-time yesterday. Workmen later sawed through the branches in order to extricate the car.50 words
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254 1962-01-24 8 A big increase last year in secret society crimes PERAK POLICE 'TELL US' APPEAL TO PUBLIC JPOH, Tues. Robbery and extortion, the two crimes for which secret societies show a marked preference, registered a big increase in Perak last year, according to statistics released by the police here. Robberies were254 words
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75 1962-01-24 8 Car crash stops work at 60 factories IPOH, Tues. Wori< in 60 small factories in the Menglembu area was stopped for about 12 hours today when the eltt tricity supply was disrupted by a road accident. The accident occurred about 1 .30 a.m. when a oar crashed into a street75 words
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Article24 1962-01-24 8 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Tues. The annual meeting of the Kuala Kubu Youth Club will be held here at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday.24 words
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Article149 1962-01-24 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— T h e 1,800--strong Siam Death Railway Forced Labourers' Association is seeking legal advice on its claims for compensation from the Japanese Government. The secretary of the association. Inche Mohamed Yusoff Yasin. said In a statement today that three representatives of the149 words
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Article27 1962-01-24 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Public meetings will be held at the Holy Light and St Christopher Churches here during Evangelist week from Feb. 4 to 10.27 words
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Miscellaneous191 1962-01-24 8 iiuys Hunny Hy Hatph Hoiindahl Li 'l Ahnvr Hy At i^tpp THE WEIL BEGIN WITH THAT J I'LL TAKE ONE A 1 LATER /FI^C SOMEV^AvrvTV AVERAGE I NEW MIRACLE FOOD, J FORKFUU OF /(v it TWE MORE, rK^WV-—^ AMERICAN! > MOCKARONI. THEN )> *«t<-MOCKARONn ?ft *mABN-£\n Tt TT 1 m191 words
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Article45 1962-01-24 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Tuts. Rahamad bin Abdullah. 24. was today sentenced to one year's jail here for stealing clothes and personal belongings of a detective on the beach at the second mile. Jalan Scudal on Dec. 28 last year. He had seven previous convictions.45 words
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Article, Illustration1102 1962-01-24 9 THE BATTLE FOR MERGER-more excerjrts NO SOCIALIST CAN IGNORE DANGERS OF COMMUNISM, DETAINEES SAID SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fHE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has included in his "Battle for Merger" book a thesis prepared and signed by six1,102 words
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182 1962-01-24 9 ASIA RADIO MEN TO HOLD TALKS IN CAPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. rrHE fourth Asian broadcasters' conference will be 1 held here from Aug. 23 to 31. Twenty-three countries, United Nations Radio and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation are being invited to attend. ihe countries being invited are182 words
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110 1962-01-24 9 TARGET DATE FOR FILM CENSORSHIP ANNOUNCED KUALA LUMPUR, Tuss. The Federation's owu film censorship board will &c established in September when the Malayan Film Unit's new studios are ready. This was stated in the House of Representative*- today by the Minister for the Interior, Dato <Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul110 words
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Article114 1962-01-24 9 Three are hurt in attack by amok gUNGEI PANTANI, Tues. Three people a pensioner and two little girls were wounded this morning When a man with a knife ran amok in the crowded area of Bakar Arang. The pensioner, Inche Salleh bin Ha ji Ahmad. 60. who was stabbed in114 words
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Article44 1962-01-24 9 BATU GAJAH. Tues. Policemen detained three youths In a raid on a disused hut in Sungel Durlan new village, about 18 miles from here, soon after midnight last night. They also recovered gang;and weapons, including axes, spears and iron rods44 words
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118 1962-01-24 9 PENANG. Tu«s. REFERENCE to the building of a school for disabled children was made by the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. at a meet-the-people .session at Hye Keat Estate. Ayer Itam. on Sunday. In reply to question whether the Government proposed to establish a118 words
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Advertisement281 1962-01-24 9 A LITTLE BEAR BRAND KAR tape sbchs tight at a touch WILL FIX IT! REAR Tap* fixes easier and quicker. Sticks njht at a touch, holds dry under any climatic conditions. There is a BEAR BRAND tape for most purposes. I lauMtc mim>>jorr toe Available in widths of I*, I'281 words
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Advertisement151 1962-01-24 9 I fwii m, f!§k mm i The amazing nr-« Hoovermauc 3334 washes ana rinses »lx pounds of clothes in only eight minutes. n I Sinfajwe *75»/- L-f Tn« new Constellation Federation 1870/- is the most modern. mobile, manoeuvrable .xu< tion cleaner on the 1 A Singapore SI 77/- Jf Federation151 words
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Article91 1962-01-24 10 ?fl Word, tlO (Minimum) THE FAMILY <ir the Ut« Edward Pftfrson thank the Block Rosary of our Lady of Fatima Katonic rroup Ro«ary Drvotlon Association cif Qwm of Peace. relatives and mends for their night prayers, wreaths, telegram* and help during their barenvrment. Mitt A. W. WOODFORO 'hanks all91 words
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Obituary27 1962-01-24 10 J» Word, fin (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of our beloved fnlhiT M N.-int.lthnmby. who pnswd nw.<y on 24.1 39. Sadly missed by wife, and children.27 words
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Article606 1962-01-24 10 Considering that the Indonesian Communist Party agrees that Malaysia is really none of its business, its Central Committee and the party chairman, Mr. D. N. Aidit, an; extraordinarily vocal about it In fact the party has some very decided views on the Malaysian concept, which Mr.606 words
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Article376 1962-01-24 10 Mr. Nyerere's resignation after less than seven weeks of Tanganyikan independence and the friendly termination of Nigeria's defence treaty with Britain after only sixteen months of Nigerian independence all in one day— are tidings not calculated to warm a British heart The Nigerian item is probably the less>376 words
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Article174 1962-01-24 10 Until this month the annual Maha show would hay«» seemed an unlikely bone of public contention. Of course it is true, as some of Maha's critics have said, that this famous show has notable lacunae. But it is true also that not one of these anxious critics has174 words
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Article, Illustration978 1962-01-24 10 ALEX JOSEY - ALEX JOSEY An exclusive interview with D.N. Aidit, chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Indonesia by Pictured here with Aidit In Jakarta AT the end of 1961, the Central C o mmittee of the Communist Party of Indonesia passed a resolution978 words
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Article668 1962-01-24 10 DURING discus- sions between their representatives in London, the Malayan Government and the British Government have reached agreement on the establishment of a Federation of Malaysia which will be composed of Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak, Brunei and North Borneo. It is stipulated that, when the Federation will668 words
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Advertisement865 1962-01-24 10 STRAITSTIMES& FREE PRESS twr lAf fartmltmet af mturti—rt mtt nunttntntiv* er Ist. Floor COLO HORACE ARCADB Orchard Road. Singapore mill netiv irnrntl mdrtrtimm^nU ami box mumbtr npliet. SmmU advrUitmmt, plund I* .Smfa»«r« mag "Ito bm mmmdtd fe* COLD STORAGE BRANCH!* at Holland Road, Katoos. Keppcl Road Naval Baaa AUTHORISED AGENTS:865 words
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Advertisement199 1962-01-24 10 Vsssssssssl WB^3* .^k^km^mi WWmW HP 9 1r H MKAFS dissolve on the tongue I Tak* KAFS tmywhm driving, in crowded pUcM. rgiba or train, the theatre •nyirfar*. Von don't need water. I KAFS dissolve oa yonr tongue in $*condt KAFS are fully j dispersed before being swallowed and this easy199 words
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Article134 1962-01-24 11 MARCH 19 VOTE for ONN'S SEAT KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The Elect-on Commission announced today that the Parliamentary by-election for the Kuala Trengganu Selatan constituency would be held on March 19. Nomination day is Feb. 26. The Alliance is the only party so far that has .said it would contest the134 words
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Article45 1962-01-24 11 Thaipusam prayers JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Thalpusam celebrations in Johore Bahru ended today with all-day prayers at the Subramania Temple here. One hundred and fifty devotees carried kavadls from the Maha Marlaman Temple to the Subramania Temple. The food was given to mor* than 4.000 people45 words
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Article, Illustration776 1962-01-24 11 ASSEMBLY REPORTERS: SINGAPORE, Tuo. fOMPRE HENSIVE legislation to enable both the Federation and Singapore Governments to exercise fuller control over insurance business on a panMalayan basis is to be introduced soon, the Finance Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, told the Singapore Legislative Assembly today.776 words
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Article201 1962-01-24 11 Joint statement tells of pact; Move for better employer and employee relations SINGAPORE, Tues. THE 12-DAY strike by 300 employees of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation ended this morning. The dispute, over the bank's refusal to apologise for allegedly inciting members to flout the orders of their201 words
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Article52 1962-01-24 11 Fewer T.B. cases PENANG. Tues. Only 39 new cases of tuberculosis were reported in Penang last month, a drop of 28 from the November total of 65. Official statistics released today show that 813 babies were born in December, against 168 deaths. Chief cause of death was tuberculosis, which claimed52 words
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Article65 1962-01-24 11 BENTONG. Tues. Lee Choy Ngan, a widow, who said she had lived in Bentong for 63 of her 70 years, pleaded guilty In the Sessions Court here to two charges of possessing prepared opium, pipes and utensils on Oct. 2 last year. The court president,65 words
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Article28 1962-01-24 11 SINGAPORE. Tues— Four men who broke into a medicine 3hop In Boon Tat Street early today stole three cash cheques for $2,000 and herbs worth $3,50028 words
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Article171 1962-01-24 11 PL AY BANNED-AND THE REASON WHY SINGAPORE. Tues. Th» Legislative Assembly was told today that permission to stage a play, "Yah Lin Ker" (Serenade in a Coconut Plantation), was refused on the ground that It encouraged students to become Involved in labour strikes. The Minister of Home Affairs. Mr. Ong171 words
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Article, Illustration101 1962-01-24 11 ANNIE: I NEVER GAVE SHOW AT KOKO'S MESS KUALA LUMPUR, Toes. Miss Annie Cheah, a stripteaser in a Koala Lumpur night club, today denied that she had ever performed in "Koko'a Mess." She was commenting on a statement made by Mr. DR. Seenivasagam (PPPIpoh), in the House of Representatives yesterday101 words
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87 1962-01-24 11 $21,900 IS RESTORED— NOW MAN GETS PROBATION SINGAPORE, Tues. Tan Heng Pee. 32, a bill collector who admitted misappropriating $21,918 belonging to his employer, was put on three years' probation today. Tan, an employee of Seng Hong Co Ltd., In Hong Kong Street, pleaded guilty two weeks ago to a87 words
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515 1962-01-24 11 Robinson strike case: Charge is withdrawn SINGAPORE. Tues f HIRTY-THREE officials and members of the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, jointly accused of causing obstruction outside the strike-bound Robinson and Co. premises in Raffles Place on Sept. 11 last year, were today acquitted in the Second Criminal District Court. The515 words
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Advertisement97 1962-01-24 11 i jA**" SB jßms Km m I WM ill Swiill 4 The Elite it a full me pram whkh W4» in ««sy »«v«m«m\ Th. body may bo «Voch«d as emtry cat with carrytef hondlei •nd ni.lqu« riflid frame, Hrn ai»dt of whkh form U«s sa thai It will stand securely97 words
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Article345 1962-01-24 12 Pen pals from Malaya Worn Khetif Cher, aged 15; 30, Main Road. Parlt, Perak; stamps, reading, view-cards. Nicholas Anthony, aged 14; 1453. Cator Avenue, Talplng, Perak; stamps, badminton, reading Rosalind Soo, aged 13; 26, Jalan Rah ma', Batu Pahat, Johore; general. K.B. Teh, aged 17: 5, Ampang Road, Kuala Lumpur;345 words
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953 1962-01-24 12 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - KATHLEEN HICKLEY IT is Tubby's birthday and he has invited his friends to a special breakfast. They all bring him presents then the postman arrives with a parcel from England. It is a cine camera sent by Tubby's Uncle. He is now reading his953 words
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Article, Illustration77 1962-01-24 12 IIfRS. Arthur Lang of Toronto, Canada, is pictured with two examples of the latest American dolls' furniture at the International Toy Fair in Harrogate, Yorkshire, where the furniture was given its first European showing. The canopied cot and the chair are made of high impact77 words
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Article326 1962-01-24 12 Helen Srofield. aped 15; 375, Mt. Albert Road. Mt. Rosktll. Auckland, New Zealand; correspondence. Valda Ellison, aged 13; 29, Bird wood Avenue, New Plymouth, Neve Zealand; swimming, reading, stamp*. Paul Ch»n Kin Win*, aged 17; c o The Treasury. Jeiweiton, North Borneo; corresponoence. A- Moore (girl) aged 17;326 words
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Miscellaneous242 1962-01-24 12 Strange uniform of bandsmen Name Address Age Sex LJELLO Boys and Girls. I think it is time we changed the competition. I am thinking of introducing a d'jwmg competition with me giving the subject each week. I wonder if the response will be good. I hope to start it in242 words
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Miscellaneous156 1962-01-24 12 jolly bandsmen. They are playing a fine marching tune. It makes Flipper want to march, and he does not notice that the bandsmen s uniform look strange. Can you see what is wrong with each bandsman? Write your answers on a piece of paper. When you have done that, colour156 words
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293 1962-01-24 13 Malaysia: A cultural feast with next talks SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE cultural heritage of Malaysia will be brought to the fore when a "Malaysia Week 1 of glittering; pageantry and sober political discussions opens here on Monday. 'Malaysia Week' is being organised in conjunction with the fourth conference of the Malaysia293 words
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Article85 1962-01-24 13 'A MAN of GREAT GIFTS'— TIMES LONDON. Tues.— The Times today paid a tribute to Oato Onn bin Ja'afar. the Party Ntgara leader who died last Friday. In an obituary giving details of hit life and career, the paper declared: "Onn was a man with great gifts of leadership andReuter - 85 words
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135 1962-01-24 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A SOCIALIST Front M.P., Mr. Karam Singh (Damansara) was told today that he was playIng the "same old record" while speaking in the House of Representatives. The House was debating I the estimates for the Ministry of Interior when Mr. Karam135 words
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Article28 1962-01-24 13 PENANG. Tues. Veeran Arumugam. 35. today was Jailed for three days when he could not pay a $25 fine for being found drunk In public.28 words
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Article23 1962-01-24 13 BENTONG. Tues. Lee Yin Ming. 25. was fined $35 here for carrying vegetables In his van without a haulage permit.23 words
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Article52 1962-01-24 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ooh Chiang Hong, 23. a labourer, was hanged at the Outram Road prison this morning. He had been sentenced to death for firing a pistol and Injuring Mr. Chew Choo Han. a company director, during a kidnapping bid near Woodsvllle Circus on March 2352 words
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Article, Illustration145 1962-01-24 13 MOTHER TAKES OVER AS HEAD OF KANGAR COUNCIL T/ANGAR. Tues. A mother of six has been appointed acting president of the Hangar Town Council only three weeks after she had been named acting deputy president. Wan Arfah blnte Wan Ahmad, 36. (above) thus becomes the first woman In the country145 words
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Article53 1962-01-24 13 BANTING, Tues. Mr. Daniel Jayaratnam. a member of the Kuala Langat Town Board, has been reelected president of the Kuala Langat District Alliance Committee. Other officials are: vicepresidents. Raja Ismail bin Raja Ibrahim and Mr. Llm Leong Swee 1 secretary, Inche Hormat bin Rafei; treasurer, Mr.53 words
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293 1962-01-24 13 House discusses tunes to start the day KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Suggestions that Radio Malaya should increase broadcasts of local news and reduce love songs were made in the House of Representatives today. Members were debating the allocation of $13,363,456 for the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Half this amount Is293 words
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Article318 1962-01-24 13 ALGIERS,. Tuesday French Government announces fresh measures in Algeria 'PHL French Government last night announced 1 a series of new measures including road blocks, speed limits and a 9 p.m. curfew on traffic in Algiers. Oran and Bone to deal with mounting violence in Algeria Mr. Jean Morln.Reuter - 318 words
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Article20 1962-01-24 13 HONG KONG. Tues.— More than 1.000 people lost tneir homes In a squatter fire In Kowloon yesterday —ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article18 1962-01-24 13 LONDON. Tues. Cancer Wiled 98.788 people In Britain In 1960—1.671 more than the previous year. Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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108 1962-01-24 13 NEW YORK. Jv% 'fHE Soviet Union last 1 night called on the UN General Assembly to Impose an arms embargo and other sanctions on Portugal to secure the Independence of Angola. Mr. Valerian Zorin. the Soviet delegate, said that without "coercive measures." It was ImpossibleReuter - 108 words
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Article23 1962-01-24 13 BEIRUT. Tues. Mr. Michael Ersklne-Wyse. British editor of the English-lan-guage newspaper Beirut, has been ordered to leave the Lebanon. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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95 1962-01-24 13 REPORTS OF BUILD-UP 'BASELESS,' SAYS INDIA J^KW DELHI, Tues.- Press reports about a build-up of Indian forces on the frontier with Pakistan were baseless, an Indian External Affairs Department spokesman toid a Press conference here last night. There have been report* in Pakistani newspapers for the oa&t five weeks aQeginrReuter - 95 words
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Article53 1962-01-24 13 TOKYO Tue.v— Japan and Indonesia signed an aviation agreement here today to give I landing rights to each other's commercial airlines rhe signing took place at the foreign office here between Mr. Zentaro Kosaka. Japanese Foreign Minister, and Ma j -Gen R Bambang Bufreng. Indonesian AmbassadorReuter - 53 words
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218 1962-01-24 13 Cabinet shuffle after Nyerere resignation DARES-SALAAM Tuesday a BRITISH economic expert was replaced last night as Finance Minister in the Tanganyika Government reshuffle following the resignation of the Prime Minister, Mr. Julius Nyerere. Sir Ernest Vasey has been replaced by Mr. P. Bomanl as Finance Minister In the new Cabinet,Reuter - 218 words
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Article49 1962-01-24 13 NAIROBI. Tues.— The Somali Republic h;.* accepted a Joint £300,000 arms offer by the British and Italian Governments, Mr. Abdi Shermarke, the Somali Prime Minister, said here last night. He is on his way to attend the conference of independent African states In Lagos.— Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article35 1962-01-24 13 OTTAWA. Tues.— The Government will Introduce legislation to prevent the Import of magazines containing advertising directed primarily at the Canadian market, Mr. John Dlefenbaker. the Prim* Minister announced yesterday in the Commons.— ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article, Illustration1545 1962-01-24 14 RONALD COLMAN: HIS DEFT ENGLISH DICTION WAS AS CRISP AND NEGOTIABLE AS A STERLING BANKNOTE DURINC the 1920 l s the late John Gilbert and Ronald Colman were running neck and neck as Hollywood's leading film actors. Gilbert had the edge in heavy-breathing1,545 words
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Advertisement1580 1962-01-24 15 THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. MIM BOILBINC SINCAPOatB CEI, ***** B 6( UPRESS SERVICE 10 LONDON. IIfERPOOI CONIINENTAL PORTS Sport S'"t» rtnun UNVENOE (H) N'karj. L'ltt. Roam. M'ooro It Pt/JM 21 Jm 1 I HNJLRTT (HT H tyrg. B'm.n. Mint. Al« It PVJM 21 JM 21/ 1 IItWOIIItNiE.LP. L pit"1,580 words
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Advertisement1257 1962-01-24 15 McALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. vljrt^ tel. a* tmi \it>» CLLERMAN LIME «c KLAVENESS LINE V LONDON. NAMIIRC, ROTTERBAM LSI ARCELES, UN FRANCISCO HAVRE t HULL lEAUE, VANCOUVER A PORTLAND cm of coißMot mMtmjmm i s«t» Sport P. S'hMt rtrtMtg BRONIVIIII It. 35-1 27 Jm 11 JM/ 1 Frt tl/M JM1,257 words
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Article158 1962-01-24 16 CHIPS lying alwtgtM* tht Slngapar* <* Khirm tMlay arc Sudan 13/16, Prmtd«nt Orant 33/34, Tantalus 10/11, Braeaidc .1/9, Takaanc 13/14. Faistria 45. llnjan Brooke 23. Bruaa M, Pcrak NW. 3. Bwleoak NW. 3. Outtr nidi: Noaja, Hoi Wong, Bhula, Uaru. Sambaa, San Klcardo, Talpoolov, Kapoporans, Ban158 words
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Article21 1962-01-24 16 Malayan Stock Indices: Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Industrial*: 162.25 162.18 Tins: 292.97 290.64 rubber*: 211.32 211.12 Jan 1 1958=10021 words
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466 1962-01-24 16 From Our Market Correspondent r£ tin section of the Malayan Stock Exchange still lacked any lead yesterday and operators with the approach of the Chinese New Year holidays are still marking time. With trading so thin the impact of a drop of466 words
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Article743 1962-01-24 16 DUSINESS on ihe Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday Wtttl the number of deals In brackets: Induitnalt: Ra*t Bmeltint; $2.72 OU (1.000) $2.71: M. Cement (1.000) $2.46: Rothman* $1.23 OL, $1.22 OL. 1 11.000) $1.23: Steamer* (2.000) 85 cast*. (1,000) 84 cent*. Mlnlngi: A. Amal 2.1*. 3d.743 words
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359 1962-01-24 16 T»HE price of tin in Singapore yesterday fell heavily x by $3.87* per picul to $470.62* on an offering estimated at 260 tons. This followed the easier tendency in London overnight where sentiment is the predominant factor as In Singapore. Tin dealings In359 words
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Article134 1962-01-24 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. QOVZRNMENT measures to speed up the economic recovery and the rum Wool Market aide 4 the bouyant conditions to continue today (or investment shares and most issues rose. The 8.H.0. announcement of its Intention to Issue debenture stock In March depressed the price by 2s. 3d.134 words
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Article108 1962-01-24 16 £HINESE Preduce Exchange Smga- per. neon prices per plaul ysiterday: Ceeenut ell: bulk $41 sellers drum a*llars. Cepra: Jan. UK/Co'ntlnent (29 buyers. $294 aellers. Psaoer: Muntok whit* $170 seller*. Sarawsk whit* $167 i seller*, special Sarawak black $140 seller*. garbled Lampong black $140 seller*. ASTA $150 seller*. tinxapera108 words
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Article37 1962-01-24 16 SINGAPORE. Jan. 23. RUBBER: 80 rents per lb. (down a quarter of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 80i cents (steady). TIN: $470.62} per picul (down $3.87}). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 25 tons).37 words
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Article105 1962-01-24 16 yMK Malayan C.ch.n,. Bank*' Ait»ciati*n made thCM channel In It* rate* to merchant* yesterday (all rates to SIM) J New Verk: buying TT 33. airmail OD 33J. 90 d/«t 33j credit bill* 33, trade hill* Canada buying TT 34 9/16. airmail rranet 141 French Franca 1604 Belilan Franci105 words
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Article228 1962-01-24 16 piBRUARV Urit grsde ruMer buyers r f.s.k. closed la Singapore yesterday at 80 cents per lb. down a quarter of a cent 00 Friday's price. The tone was ejwietly ttaady. (.C.C.R.A. closing prices In cants per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. Prompt f.o.b. buyers 7D|, sellers228 words
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Advertisement770 1962-01-24 16 (EJZIoRIENTji^^J VIA PANAMA S.S. "HIMALAYA" (28,000 tons fully oircondifioned fitted with stabilisers) depart* SINGAPORE Ist June, 1962 for Le Havre and Southampton ailing HONG KONG, KOBE, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU, VANCOUVER, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN DIEGO PANAMA CANAL, TRINIDAD, and BARBADOS. For Reservation*, or further information, apply to your Travel Agent or: ISLAY770 words
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Advertisement77 1962-01-24 16 TENDER FEDERATION OF MALAYA FERTILISER AND PAPER INDUSTRIAL CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD. TENDER NOTICE RE-TENDERB for the supply. Delivery, Erection and Commissioning of the proposed pulp and Paper Mill at Bumbong Lima. Province Welleslev as advertised in the Straits Times, the Malay Mall and Straits Echo Press on 30th December. 1961.77 words
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Advertisement784 1962-01-24 16 AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE SINGAPORE PROPERTY To be held st Oar saleroom. No 10. (hull* Slreet, Singapore. On Wednesday. Slut January l»ft At 2.10 r.M. No. 17. Mohamed Sultan Road area 2.387 sq. lv. 999 years ieiuehold, Amiuul value 5720 (Full particulars and pljiis Issued). Messrs. ALLEN OLEDHJXL— Sollcilon,. a'ngaporf.784 words
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Advertisement1003 1962-01-24 17 l( onUnued from t*a«* 10) SITUATIONS VACANT >« Wordt SS (Min.)— Box It ett. extrm BOX Ami ST. XL Position filled. Applicants thanked. COOK/GENERAL AMAH no washing $130 p.m. for couple with baby flat MM Cathay Tydeman 2117R S'por*. WANTBD experienced driver wltb good reference. Apply with ttntimonlala (o 371,003 words
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Advertisement486 1962-01-24 17 SITUATIONS VACANT Wordt SS (Mm.) Bom It ett. txtrm TU NUA NATIONAL Type Secondary School KaJanK. Vacancies filled. AppUeaata thanked. CIVIL BNOtNBB.It required for racal Curepesfi eeneem. Applicants must be I'niverslt v raduates or bold equivalent profvaakwal qualifications. WfMfi replying. applicant! should tnctete pnetesrapn, (returnable), details ef quallfleatlerra and txsjerlsn**486 words
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Advertisement992 1962-01-24 17 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St rfs. «stra OUIIT UNPURNI9NIO ROOM suits Single /Couple without chlldrrn. Dtstrtct It, M.S. Inclusive watrr/llgbt. Rant: 140/J46. Box A 6151 R.T. B'pore. FURNISMIO BUNOALOW at 34 Chancery lam Singapore n. 4 badrooms, batswooroa attached, Ms ball, servant quarters, garden. garage. Telephone *****. "ROCHFORT"992 words
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Advertisement870 1962-01-24 17 TUITION If Wordt SS (Min.)— Box it cts. «>tra XPIRIINCIO LADY DRIVING Instroctress teaches only iijii ss— ij levaons to pass driving text. Moderate Charge*. 42, Bras Basab Road. R pore. TelsphOM *****. LAMSIRT ORIVINO SCHOOL— approved by Automobile Association. Modern dual-«on trolled cars. Bspeiimced instructors. Courses from S4O 10.870 words
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Advertisement842 1962-01-24 17 VEHICLfS FOR SALE I* Wordt SS (Min.)— Bom it ett. extra WOLSILIV IS SO 1906. owners regularly service $2,600 house ***** office hour (>2»M Ext. 33 (S'porO. I*s* PNASI II Consul good condition. Quick sal* $3,100 0.n.0. ST Hydepark Oale RAT Beletar, B'pore. ***** Ext. 48. FORD ZSPHVM— r*M Colour:842 words
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Advertisement758 1962-01-24 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Wordt SS (Min.)— Bom It et,. txtra ZIPMYR A LOOK 1987 tor sal« written taadcra rsqutrsd Apply aad vtow British Hl«* Ooreml«sk» No 1 Surctraan Road Tsltpboa* Kuala Lumpur ***** PROCRSIS MOTORS UIMITIO 4*. ORONARO ROAO UtIO CAR BARGAINS Vthiclt M»<ltl: Pricf R'OAUPMIME t*SS Sa.MS R/OAUPMINf758 words
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Advertisement629 1962-01-24 17 FOR SALE it Wordt SS (Min.)— Box It ett. txtrm TYPEWRITERS. CALCULATORS, ADDING Machines. Cbeoue Writers. Steel PUlng CaMnets. Cupboards, "Werwysi" 4T* wM* Cupboard. CIC CaMaets. ■Merita" Filing System. ■■Skaadex" Signals Pockets, "Rtor Multl-Dr. Cabinets. '■Universal" SUtlonery Cabinets. Collapsible Racks, Desks. Chairs, Service Dept.. Universal Otßce IHiilissißt C«v. S3, Market629 words
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Advertisement134 1962-01-24 17 l*3e Opel Koptton 52,830 19J8 Ford Prefect $3,100 mi ford Zephyr $3,200 19SS rtrd Consul 53, 200 I*SI Vcwxhflll Victor 52.850 195* Vruihell Victor 53.2C0 I*S» Censul So lot 53. 500 I**o C***ul Soloon 54.650 19*0 Veu.holl Velox $4,500 19*0 Mo den Stotien Wagon $$,200 1961 Autln ISO 53.J00 I**l134 words
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528 1962-01-24 18 NORMAN SIEBEL - Malaya now stand high among the top ten in hockey NORMAN SIEBEL SPORTSFRONT By JHE Malayan hockey team's achievements in the international tournament at Ahmedabad have been most satisfactory. Three wins, three draws and three defeats in such good company is a record which can hardly fail to impress the528 words
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686 1962-01-24 18 DICK STREETON - When the English first took cricket to Russia... DICK STREETON By LONDON, Tues. JF Australia's efforts to take cricket to Russia in 1964 succeed, it is to be hoped that their itinerary includes a match at Leningrad. For it will be approach- ing 100 years ago by then that cricketReuter - 686 words
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Advertisement1206 1962-01-24 18 |^af^*)>*^ a >^y >> *y M '<BW***ji*^*ya^*jy*^*^p^*^*Mj THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) \PPLIC\TION TO APPKOVK (IMPOSITION. Bankruptcy Ne. 477 of 1957. I He: Savadi bin Hassan. TAKE NOTICE that application will be made to the High Court, i Singapore, on 29th. January. 1962 a 10.15 a.m. to approve the Com-1,206 words
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Advertisement141 1962-01-24 18 an council of Singapore TENDER ELECTRIC ITT DEPARTMENT: Washing of Overalls, etc. during 1962 Tender deposit $50 Close at, 2.15 pm on 30th January', 1962Tender documents may be Inspected without charge at the Electricity Department. Room No. 229, 2nd Floor. City Hall or obtained on production of the City Treasurer's141 words
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Advertisement819 1962-01-24 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SARAWAK GOVERNMENT APPLICATIONS are Invited from men between 27 and 37 years -of age with a good standard ol .secondary education and at lead 5 yean supervisory experience is the maintenance and operation of air conditioning plants and elect rical appliances and installations generally lor the post of:819 words
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Advertisement51 1962-01-24 18 Towkays give to their sons who give f"* m\m\nJm -ft to their favourite girl friends who give to handsome playboys who give f> to their rich aunts who give to their prominent husbands who give to well, frankly, anybody who's anybody gives liM4©W* ($lO to ,$10,000) the.most gifted lighter.of all51 words
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Miscellaneous226 1962-01-24 18 Straits Times Crossword M Ross 7 Member gets ..othlng neither 1 Street round will not cut an- yen nor Jl eU I 5 cient. Cotawold torn (4-2-3-4). IS" 1 S^ not vranted to 10 20 across. Net drawback to a Dea VA 6 crisis on television •9. 4 3>. 9226 words
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Article, Illustration366 1962-01-24 19 TEOH ENG TATT - Malayans surprised us, says Spartak captain TEOH ENG TATT 'GOOD OPPOSITION, GOOD GROUNDS...WE'RB SATISFIED 9 [bT" Singapore, Tuesday THE high standard of football in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya has been a surprise to Spartak Hradec, the champions of Czechoslovakia. Hledik Jiri, captain of Spartak, who is considered one366 words
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220 1962-01-24 19 DAVIS CUP: KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —Malaya and Iran have each invited the other to play off their 1962 Davis Cup Eastern zone match. The Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya wrote to Iran on Jan. 1, suggesting Kuala Lumpur as the venue. LTAM secretary220 words
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Article, Illustration432 1962-01-24 19 Asians stake claims for titles KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Twenty-one Australian professionals will play in the Singapore and Malayan Open golf championships next month, but they are not likely to have things their own way. Apart from world class opposition from Scotland. England, South Africa. Canada and the United States, their432 words
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Article31 1962-01-24 19 SINOAPORE. Tues. Singapore Business Houses FA officials: President Oan Kee Siong: viee-pre-aldent J. Lad brook; secretary H. Kdgar; Committee— J.E. Roberts. r. Oonzales. Chew Seng and Choong Thai Sum.31 words
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Article303 1962-01-24 19 Russia v Holland in first round MELBOURNE. Tues. The Soviet Union's lawn tennis team, who have entered the Davis Cup for the first time, will be away to Holland in the first round of this year's European Zone, according to the zone draw made here today. The winners of theReuter - 303 words
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Article134 1962-01-24 19 LIM KEE CHAN - LIM KEE CHAN By Singapore, Tuesday THE Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation plans to stage an international triangular meet against Indonesia and Malaya on May 3 and 4 to raise funds for the Asians Games in Jakarta. SAWF secretary. Mr. Ooh] Tiang Seong said that the Idea134 words
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Article85 1962-01-24 19 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER COW GATE CUT Q-FINAL Upon > Kllat 2 PTC Trotters 1; 8 -final: Changkat Kind Ing Est 3 2nd Engineer Sqn. 1. INTEK-DIBT (Kluang): MCA Youths 2 Batu Pahat MCA Youths 1. C. KEDAB LOB (Sg. PaUnl): Pemuds, SC 3 Slnaran Baru 1. HOCKEY PADANG SHIELD (Spore):85 words
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Article69 1962-01-24 19 CINGAPORE. Tues. Marny Jolly, one of the top girl •wlmmers of the Singapore Swimming Club, qu alined" for three jnder-14 final competitions of the B.AJS.A. open age group at Tanjong Rhu today. In today's heats, she returned the fastest times in two of the three events69 words
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Article64 1962-01-24 19 DACCA, Tues.— After being 345 for two, England collapsed to 439 all out for a slim lead of 46 over Pakistan on the fourth day of the Second Test here today. Pakistan, who made 393 for seven declared in thtir first innings, were 28 for no64 words
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248 1962-01-24 19 Combined schools join SCC 'sevens' SINGAPORE. Tue«.-filnga-pore Combined Schools have entered for the first time for the Singapore Cricket Club's seven-a-side rugger competition which begins on Jan. 28. They will field two teams In the tournament for which a total of 40 entries has been received. The draw is: Top248 words
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Article177 1962-01-24 19 A I CKLAND. Tues. ShlegO A Fukushima of Japan cllppeo I.Tst off his own world 330 yards backstroke swimming record here last night. Fukushima first broke the record at Blenheim, New Zealand, test week. Last night be clocked 3min. 16.1sse IN EAST LONDON, Cape Province, the touring NewReuter - 177 words
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Article22 1962-01-24 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Tiles.— The annual meeting or the Selangor Sikh Union reports section) will be held on Sunday. Jan. 28.22 words
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327 1962-01-24 19 SINGAPORE, Tups— Fr-trle*. with wcißhts. for the Singapore Turf Clnb's amatrur ni«'«>tinc at Bukit Tlmab on Saturday arr: CLASS 1. 1 tnllr handicap: Whiz Pah 13.7. Artina 13.7. Dancing Water 13.7. Dlstlne 13.7. Saljl (late Hopeful Blue^ 13 5. Andrncles 13.1, Box Office327 words
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Article114 1962-01-24 19 QINOAPORE, Tues. Th* i 3 Singapore AAA has decided to send eight athletej and a manager to the Indonesian Invitation championships at Jakarta on Feb. 3 and 4. Indonesia had specially Invited Tan En<r Toon. Wong Fey Wan, Low Sin Cheok, A. 3. Gill, Pal Singh114 words
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Advertisement437 1962-01-24 19 OPENING SaU at 80 HIGH STREET U.P. S.P. MOTS SPOUT SHIRTS $5.20 $2.»0 each MIX'S DACRON-COTTON SHIRTS $9.80 $4.00 each MEN'S SOCKS (Nylon StretchoMe) $120 SO.SO c s*. DACRON SUITING St" $650 $3.90 yrfLADIES BLOUSES $6 °0 $3.90 each CHECKED POPLIN 45" (Big Variety) 51.90 $1.10 c yd. I FANCY437 words
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Miscellaneous150 1962-01-24 19 SOCCER STORE DIV. 1; General Hosp v TTSH (Kalian* t: Dtv. XA: Marines B 1 v Prisons (Oeyl&ng); Dtv. SA: Armoured Corps v Police C* (Thomson Rd) Div. 3B: SHBRC v CPP <Bt. Chermln). FRIENDLY: Perak v Spore Jt. Services (Ipoh CAH grd, 5). RIGGER MEKDEKA TROPHY FINAL: Perak Turf150 words
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Article, Illustration45 1962-01-24 20 4RMED with bamboo spears, local volunteers for West Irian liberation participate in military exercises staged by the Jakarta military command recently. The exercises were conducted following President Soekarno's command to the people to prepare for liberation of West New Guinea. UPI picture.UPI - 45 words
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Article205 1962-01-24 20 BELIZE (British Honduras), Tuesday, p ENFORCEMENTS of British troops are flying from Jamaica to this tiny Central American Colony today as other soldiers step up the hunt for armed intruders from neighbouring Guatemala. The troops, aided by local volunteers, are combing the jungle near theReuter - 205 words
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Obituary51 1962-01-24 20 CrtlA TECK LEONC PMMi away peacefully at 12, Mnki-iH>nc>- Road. a*f 7:1. leaving hihind hl» beloved wtfr. 3 sofu. r> d.-tuKhtrm, 3 daughters-in-law, 2 Mfia-in-liiw. and several Brandchildren to mourn hi* low. Funeral will l.nvc residence to-day at 4.30 for St. I'oler'n and Paul, and I bone* to }:><ladarl51 words
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Article104 1962-01-24 20 MR. AND MRS. A. B. Gomez tnnnlc all frienda and relative* for their kind attendance. good wtfthen. useful gift* nn< id'-r.d at their weddinc M 1.82. LEONC HOE TUCK, I Yfnf. L<>onK 8eo"- KtMOf iind r.tmllies th.ink relatives and frunci< who tent "nttlu, oondolrnrrs. rendered help and attend. (1104 words
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Article39 1962-01-24 20 SINOAPORE, Tues. The American Express Co., Inc., Singapore, will hold a reception in hopour of Mr. Howard L. Clark, president, and other officials of their parent company in New York at the Raffles Hotel on Feb. 8.39 words
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Article, Illustration149 1962-01-24 20 'Pass exam' order —then son vanished KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A 16-year-old boy ran away from home after his father threatened to punish him if he failed an examination. That was on Dec. 27. Today the father, Mr. V. C. Ra-y-am, 40, a Port Swettenham shipping clerk, appealed to him to149 words
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303 1962-01-24 20 I-CARDS: LAST MINUTE RUSH WARNING KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. T^HE- Commissioner of National Registration, In- che Ibrahim bin AH, today urged those wno have not taken out new identity cards to do so as soon as possible. KLs department had adequate staff for registrations when they were spread out evenly, he303 words
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Article61 1962-01-24 20 BEIRUT. Tues— The British editor of the English language dally. Beirut, was flying to London today after being ordered to leave the country. Michael Erskine-Wlse. 56. a veteran Mid-East newsman once awarded Lebanon's highest medal of honour, said security police on Friday gave him 72 hours to61 words
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Article54 1962-01-24 20 BONE, Eastern Algeria, I Tues.— A bomb exploded here i today aboard the French liner. Djebel Dira. due to sail later today with 196 riot police being repatriated to France, police said. The explosion, caused considerable damage to the hull and the rudder. There wereReuter - 54 words
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Article302 1962-01-24 20 LONDON, Tues.— Dull and uncertain conditions persisted In stock markets today. Sentiment was adversely affected by fears of a railway strike following Government intervention In the railway wage talks. Buyers held off and small selling was sufficient to depress prices in most sections. Closing miduit prices of selected302 words
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Article25 1962-01-24 20 LONDON. Tues.— Buyers £950 i. sellers £951, Forward buyers £953 i. sellers £954. Settlement £949. Turnover a.m. 140 tons pjn. 65 tons. Tone: Steadier25 words
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Article38 1962-01-24 20 LONDON. Tues. Bpot 24d.. Feb 24'hG. Mar. 24' 4 d.. April 24', d.. Apr/June 24 ,v.. July/ Sept. 24\,d.. Oct /Deo* 24-, d.. Jan/Mar. 24 %d., c.l.f. Jan. unquoted Feb. 23\d Mar. 23 id Tone Steau v.38 words
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Article79 1962-01-24 20 NEW YORK. Tues. U Thant. the U.N. Secret-ary-General, has formally asked U.N. members to subscribe to a U. 5.5200 million bond Issue, it was announced here last night. The issue was authorised by the General Assembly last month to help the U.N. in itsReuter - 79 words
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Article56 1962-01-24 20 CARACAS, Tues. ProCastro demonstrators hurled Molotoy cocktails through the office windows of two American companies during the night in protest against the Western Hemlspnere Foreign Ministers meeting at Punta de Esta, in Uruguay. In earlier demonstrations yesterday which accompanied an unofficial transport strike three people were killed and56 words
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304 1962-01-24 20 Bosoms: Minister defends aborigine freedom KUALA LUMPCR Tuesday. I^HK questions of aborigine women and hare bosoms sparked ;i lively debate in the House of Representatives today. Two Socialist Front members urped thai the Government should ensure that those women 'drcsar^ properly" and not make an exhibition of themselves. But they304 words
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235 1962-01-24 20 LIM ADVISED 'MORE GOLF' AFTER BLACKOUT, SAYS LEE SINGAPORE, Tues. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. told t!:. I lative Assembly today mat Mr. Lim Chin Slons. secretary-genenl of Bansan SoslalLs, aavi.scd him to pla y more golf after learning that he had had a blackout last week. He235 words
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Advertisement60 1962-01-24 20 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS GREETINGS PAUL CARSON wtrh<* all Chinese fn. rul Hippy N.«- Year RrErets nli^nce fiuini! to lmmed:.<l. de|>arture lor tsjgsj Japan. NOTICE The OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED is pleased to announce that normal banking services have now been fully restored. The Bank greatly regrets the inconvenience caused to60 words
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Miscellaneous43 1962-01-24 20 The weather IJIGHEST and lowest temiiera- tures in Malaya aim Singapore for the penoci 8 p.m. Moneiav to 8 p.m. ye*-t«rday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 84 70 Kota Bhaiu 81 75 Penaiig 36 73 Ipoh 84 72 Malacca 82 72 Singapore 82 7343 words
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