The Straits Times, 3 March 1962
1962-03-03
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Title Section29 1962-03-03 1 AVERAGE It All. V fmTIFIFII SALE B«vC«»P H»'t-Q r O < 0 0 0 The Straits Times Mat** 4 tic***** Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 03629 words
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Article, Illustration357 1962-03-03 1 Ne Win thwarts Shan federal demands Ministers held, tanks patrol streets RANGOON, Friday THE Army took control of Burma today in a lightning move believed to be aimed at preventing changes demanded by the Shan minority. Cabinet ministers and high otlicials have been detained. It isReuter - 357 words
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Article79 1962-03-03 1 Fire trick by a real cool woman LONDON. Fri. A British woman us to undergo an ordeal by fire, on her birthday next Monday, by having molten lead poured over her hands. She will prove that molten lead will roll off completely clean, slightly damp skin without burning it. TheReuter - 79 words
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Article67 1962-03-03 1 KATMANDU, Fri.— The Nepal Government today ordered 76 Nepalese accused of opposing King Mahendra and now living in exile In India, to return to Nepal within 21 days or face forfeiture of their properties and further punishment. Those ordered to return include two millionaire politietauaa General67 words
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105 1962-03-03 1 'SINGAPORE'S CLIMATE NOT SO BAD...' LONDON, Fri. The First Lord of the Admiralty, Lord Carrington, who said Singapore's climate was not "as bad as was suggested," turned down a suggestion that the length of service there be shortened for those In British military service. Lord Carrington told the House of105 words
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Article30 1962-03-03 1 LONDON. Fri. Britain's gold and convertible currency reserves rose by £5,000,000 sterling to stand at £1,223 million at the end of last month, the Treasury announced today. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article33 1962-03-03 1 CAPETOWN, Fri. President Charles Swart is suffering from a "temporary indisposition and has been ordered to rest in his official residence near here, an official announcement said last night.— U.P.l.33 words
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270 1962-03-03 1 U.S. to resume atmospheric nuclear testing WASHINGTON. Fri PRESIDENT Kennedy will tell the American people in a broadcast tonight that the nations military security has made it necessary to resume atmospheric nuclear testing, authoritative sources said today. But any actual resumption of tests before April is re- garded as most270 words
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Article, Illustration124 1962-03-03 1 ESSEN (West Germany), Friday. FIRMS have sex, too, according to Professor C. Northcote Parkinson former professor of history at the University of Malaya and discoverer of "Parkinson's Law" on bureaucratic inefficiency. In a speech to industrial executives here yesterday, he said there wereReuter - 124 words
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Article98 1962-03-03 1 New Ceylon Governor sworn in COLOMBO. Fri. Mr. William Gopallawa was sworn In today as Ceylon's new Governor-General. He succeeds Sir Oliver Goonetilleke. whose support bad been hoped for by plotters in last month's abortive coup, and who relinquished office yesterday. Unlike his predecessors, who wore for the ceremony aReuter - 98 words
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132 1962-03-03 1 British N-device exploded in the U.S. WASHINGTON. Fri. Britain yesterday exploded a "small" nuclear bomb In an underground chamber ;n Nevada. It was her first nuclear blast since 1958. An official statement said the bomb was equivalent to about 20.000 tons of TNT the same size as the atom bombReuter - 132 words
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Article73 1962-03-03 1 LONDON, Fri.— Asias 1961--62 rice harvests are generally good despite some reduction in Burma and Cambodia as a result of flood damage, the Commonwealth Economic Committee's rice supplement to the Grain Bulletin reports. World rice trade in 1961 was down slightly from the previous year, the publicationReuter - 73 words
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Article32 1962-03-03 1 MANILA. Fri. President Diosdado Macapagal said today that Japanese Crown Prince Akikito and Princess Michiko w:a visit the Philippines "within calendar year 1962." if plans again do not miscarry.— U.P.l.32 words
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Article128 1962-03-03 1 Red youths may be called up BERLIN, (Eastern Sector), Fri.— East Germans, aged between 20 and 22 are to register at the end of this month lor possiDle call-up in the armed lorces, it was announced today. General Karl-Heinz Hoffman, East German Defence Minister, said they are to register betweenReuter - 128 words
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162 1962-03-03 1 BERLIN. Fri. The American commandant here has been banned from East Berlin, the East German news agency ADM said today. The agency said the ban had been ordered by the East German authorities at the request of the Soviet commandant in Berlin In retaliationReuter - 162 words
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Article132 1962-03-03 1 4 die in fight at French base fkRAN, Fri. Frenchmen killed four Algerians in bitter hand-to-hand fighting at tho naval base town of Mers-el-Kebir near here today in a new surge of racial violence. Bands of French roaming the streets sacked 20 Muslim-owned shops after clashes yesterday in which fourReuter - 132 words
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Article38 1962-03-03 1 U NU HELD REPORT RAM.OON. Iri— <.<n Nr Win broadcast announrr ment that revolution try council brrn formed with himself as rhairmin 1 Nn. Primr Mbl fhc Ministers irr reported in militar*- lMt*i9 (Se* this p^cr).38 words
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Article, Illustration171 1962-03-03 2 Soekarno sacks a critic of the pilgrimage JAKARTA, Friday. pALACE officials said yesterday that Mr. K. H. Wahib Wahab was leaving his post as Indonesia's Minister for Religion and that President Soekarno would appoint a new Minister today. Mr. Wahib Wahabs Ministry was recently In the news when he proposed171 words
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Article45 1962-03-03 2 LONDON. Friday. AN official inquiry was ordered today after two Manchester University students broke through a strict security cordon at Barrow-in-Furness dockyard to daub the word 'rag' in three-feet high letters on Britain's first— and top secret nuclear submarine Dreadnought. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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96 1962-03-03 2 A HISTORY TEACHER TO OPPOSE MACMILLAN lONDON, Fri. Mr. John Mumby, 27, a secondary school history teacher, to to oppose Mr Harold Macradian, the Prime Minister, at the next general election. He is a Liberal. No Liberal has stood in Mr. Macmfllan's constituency, Bromley, Kent, since 1950. Another Parliamentary byelectionReuter - 96 words
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Article20 1962-03-03 2 HONG KONG, Fri.— Hong Kong will soon have an asylum for criminal lunatics based on Broadmoor In Britain.20 words
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Article, Illustration440 1962-03-03 2 RED VOTE TOPS CONGRESS IN KERALA NO SIGN OF ANY SINGLE GROUP EMERGING AS AN OFFICIAL OPPOSITION NEW DELHI. Friday. MR. NEHRU'S ruling Congress Party yesterday clinched its expected general election victory. With 384 results of the 494 elected seats in the Lower House declared. Congress hadReuter - 440 words
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215 1962-03-03 2 MENON'S AIM IS SEEN AS ENDING GOOD INDIA-U.S. RELATIONS WASHINGTON. Fri— The Washington Poit yesterday said that the only explanation of the attitudes of the Indian Defence Minister, Mr. Krishna Menon, must be that he wishes to destroy good relations between his country and the United States. "All who believe215 words
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Article295 1962-03-03 2 MA V HOLD KEY TO CRASH RIDDLE NEW YORK, Friday. OALVAGE workers today combed the shallow waters of Jamaica Bay, New York, for a "little black box" which may reveal the cause of yesterday's Boeing 707 crash in which 95 people died. It was the295 words
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Article69 1962-03-03 2 LONDON, Fri— The whole future of natural rubber is "heavily overshadowed" by competition from synthetic, the Statist said today. Even the most efficient producers must now accept lower profits while rubber prices may in time be forced to even lower levels. The Statist said higher production by69 words
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Article54 1962-03-03 2 JAKARTA. Fri.— The Whiteaway Laldlaw building in Soerabaya East Java, badly damaged In fighting between Indonesian and British forces In 1945 has been sold to Soerabaya municipality for $250,000. If the structure is sufficiently sound the building will be converted Into a hotel. Otherwise It will be54 words
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Article30 1962-03-03 2 SANTIAGO (Chile), Fri. Eric Ship ton. British mountaineer and explorer, and three Chilean companions have conquered 7,000-foot Mount Darwin in the remote Cape Horn area of South Chile.30 words
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Article71 1962-03-03 2 LOS ANGELES. FTi. An appeal court today reversed 1 a lower court Judgment which awarded actress Bette Davis $200,000 damages for Injuries suffered In a fall at a private residence here In 1956. Miss Davis opened what she thought was a cupboard door and fell down71 words
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Miscellaneous18 1962-03-03 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby fjooMj 1 f tuk veev LATEST j Hey /fifli C**^ 1 1 **t?*2£i{m18 words
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Article, Illustration532 1962-03-03 3 Kaunda call to Britain to place Sir Roy under arrest LONDON, Friday. §IR ROY WELENSKY, Rhodesia's Federal Prime Minister, yesterday denied that he was planning to arrest Sir Evelyn Home, Governor of North Rhodesia, and declare the Federation independent. The allegation wasReuter - 532 words
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Article289 1962-03-03 3 FRANCE EXAMINES CROWDING IN PARIS PARIS, Fri.— The French Government is to ask the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation to quit Its three-year-old £3 million palace here, it was learned last night. No specific reason has been given but the Foreign Minister, Mr.Reuter - 289 words
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119 1962-03-03 3 AN ANCIENT CITY UNEARTHED IN EGYPT TAIRO, Fri. The biggest ancient city ever found Is being excavated 50 miles south-west of Alexandria, an Egyptian archeologist said today. Dr. Lablb Pahor, director of thtf Coptic Museum, said the city, called Abumena. dates from the third and fourth centuries A.D. and contains119 words
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104 1962-03-03 3 CHALLENGE OF AFRICA WARNING BY U.N. NEW YORK, Fri. A U.N. report today forecast political instability in many parts of Africa if the "rising expectations of the African masses" are frustrated. The warning was contained in the foreward to a 262-page document sun-ey-ing the continent's economic and social problems andReuter - 104 words
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Article26 1962-03-03 3 LONDON. Fri. Prince Charles. 13, went skating at Richmond ice rink yesterday— his first public outing since his operation for appendicitis last month.26 words
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Article26 1962-03-03 3 JAKARTA, Fit Foreign exchange worth more than $5 million has been seized, from travellers to Singapore in the past year, it was announced today.26 words
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Article211 1962-03-03 3 LONDON, Friday. SINCE 1954 there has been a much larger increase in the trade of Commonwealth countries with other ait as the U.S., Europe and the Far East— than wita each other, the Board of Trade said today. Britain's trade with other Commonwealth countries had IncreasedReuter - 211 words
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Article43 1962-03-03 3 NEW YORK. Fri. Mr. Georgy Arkadev the Soviet official appointed by U Thant, acting secretary-general, as one of his principal advisers, resigned today, giving the serious illness of his wife as a reason. His successor has not been named.43 words
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Article33 1962-03-03 3 NEW YORK. Fri. Dato Nik Ahmed Kamll, Malayan Ambassador to the U.S.. who Is to return home next week, made a farewell call yesterday on the U.N. acting secretary-general. U Thant.33 words
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Article30 1962-03-03 3 LONDON. Fri. The Queen last night attended a thriller play. "The Big Killing," In which Lord Snowdon's stepmother, Australian-born actress Carol Coombe, Is murdered In the first act.30 words
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Article27 1962-03-03 3 PORT LOUIS, Fri— Twenty people were killed and 375 injured in the cyclone that struck Mauritius and Reunion on Tuesday. It was announced today.27 words
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Article196 1962-03-03 3 WASHINGTON, Fri jy|R. Dean Rusk. US, Secretary of State, said yesterday President Kennedy and Mr. Macmillan had the same basic approach to a possible summit meeting with Mr. Khrushchev later this year. His remark, made at a press conference, followed reports of a difference in approachReuter - 196 words
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Miscellaneous165 1962-03-03 3 RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 metres AM. 6.00 Time Signal, NegaraKu. News Headlines: 6.05 Morning Melodies: 7.00 Rendezvous. With Music; 7.30 Time Signal. News; 735 Breakfast Club: 8.00 Tim* Signal. News In The National Language; 8.30 Saturday Session; 856 News Headlines; 9.00 Close Down: P.M. 1.15 Summary Of Programmes165 words
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Miscellaneous183 1962-03-03 3 Others Faults, Wise Men Correct Their Own; 8.45 The Six Swingers; 9.00 Music For Everyone; 930 Time Bignal, The News; 9.48 Just a Violin And A Piano; 10.00 Sing It Again; 10.30 Guitar Galaxy: 10.45 Piano And Organ Gapers; 11.00 Close Down. RADIO SINGAPORE SHORT WAVE SERVICE 41 metres MEDIUM183 words
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Miscellaneous127 1962-03-03 3 1.30 The News; 1.40 Weekly Share Market Report; 1.45 BlUy Vaughn Conducts; 2.00 The .Scarlet Diary; 2.15 Calling The Housewife; 2.45 Made For Each Other; 3.00 Latin Favourites; 3.30 Master Works From France; 4.00 OTf The Record; 4.30 Five Star Variety; 5.00 Records At Random; 5.30 Stories And Rhymes: 5.45127 words
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129 1962-03-03 4 Marine is fined $220 on 3 charges SINGAPORE. Fri. Corporal John G. York, of the Royal Marines at Sembawang, was today fined a total of $220, In the Tenth Magistrate's Court, for three related charges. York was fined $150, when he pleaded guilty to voluntarily causing hurt to a student,129 words
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Article39 1962-03-03 4 Malayan Tobacco Co.. Ltd. are offering for sale to the public 6.450.000 one dollar stock units at a selling price of $1.90 each. In our report yesterday the selling price was wrongly given as $1.30.39 words
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Article27 1962-03-03 4 SINGAPORE, FrL Prof. Dalgen Chin of the chemistry department. Nanyang University, has published a book in English, entitled "Experiments In Organic Chemistry and Organic Synthesb."27 words
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Article29 1962-03-03 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Gifted Singapore pianist Yu Chun Yee will give a recital at the Victoria Theatre on March 22, under the sponsorship of the Singapore Musical Society.29 words
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Article, Illustration628 1962-03-03 4 LOCAL LA WYER IS CENSURED for 'MISCONDUCT' gINGAPORE, Fri.— A panel of three High Court judges today censured Singapore lawyer, Mr. A. Muthuswamy, for "unprofessional conduct." The court's decision confirmed the findings of a Bar Committee disciplinary body, which found the lawyer guilty of making a false declaration in an628 words
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178 1962-03-03 4 SINGAPORE, FrL In the High Court on Wednesday Mr. Justice Ambrose allowed an appeal by a CID detective, Phang Moh Shin, and a police fingerprint searcher. Oan Teck Ouan. and quashed the convictions and sentences. Phang. Oan and one other were convicted on a178 words
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147 1962-03-03 4 S'pore public holiday for Hari Raya Puasa will be on Wednesday SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore will have its bank and public holiday for Hart Raya Puasa only on Wednesday, March 7. A Government statement said that it was not proposed to change the date even if Hari Raya Puasa fell on147 words
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Article174 1962-03-03 4 $1,050 ROBBERY —7 YEARS SINGAPORE, Friday. AW TIAN TEE, 25, who started a life of crime while still a Juvenile, was Jailed for seven years by Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin in the Assize Court today for robbing a housewife of $1,050 cash and Jewellery in September last. Aw was174 words
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Article286 1962-03-03 4 RECITAL BY BRILLIANT PIANIST QINOAPORE. PW. The brtl--0 lUnt young Chinese pianist, Fou Ts'ong, gave a recital for the Musical Society In the Victoria Theatre last night. Since we last heard him three years ago, Mr. Fou has developed considerably, both In muscle and personality. He now commands a tonal286 words
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364 1962-03-03 5 Major milestone on Jurong causeway LAST LORRY LOAD OF EARTH DUMPED— IT SHOULD BE OPEN TO TRAFFIC SOON SINGAPORE, Friday. JURONG Causeway, linking the city with the Jurong industrial complex, will be open to traffic soon. At 10.30 p.m. on Tuesday the last lorry load of earth was dumped into364 words
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151 1962-03-03 5 A TWO-HOUR PROTEST STRIKE BY 130 AT FIRM SINGAPOBE. Fri About 130 workers of Cooper Brothers and Co. in Denmark House here went on a twohour protest strike today. The firm acts as secretaries to the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, the Malayan Stock hxchange, the Malayan Exchange Banks151 words
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Article84 1962-03-03 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Air Ceylon will recommence its weekly service on the Singa-pore-Colombo-London route with Comet IV Jetliners at the end of this month. The first flight will leave Singapore on March 30. The Comet will leave here for London every Friday. The airline ceased84 words
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Article38 1962-03-03 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.-A bankruptcy petition filed by Ban Hin Lee Bank Ltd. against Martin Lee, a property owner, based on a judgment debt of $328,785. was withdrawn in the High Court here today by consent of both parties.38 words
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Article58 1962-03-03 5 BRUNEI TOWN. Fri. Brunei will be represented at the Ecafe plenary session in Tokyo from March 6 to March 10 by Dato Setla Pengiran Hapi Yusuf bin Pengiran Haji Abdul Rahim, a member of the Brunei Executive Council He is being accompanied by Dr. J.58 words
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Article68 1962-03-03 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Two youths were today charged Id the Magistrate's Court here with attempting to extort $300 from Low Ah Poh at Lorong Yap Ah Shale here on Feb. 16 at about 8.30 p.m. They were Chan Ah Wan. 21. and Pan Wah Onn.68 words
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139 1962-03-03 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Politicians cannot visit detainees, under new internal security rules gazetted today, unless special permission is given This follows last months incident at Muar Detention Camp in which the superintendent. Major Ibrahim bin Aldetta, refused permission to a 8 jclalist Front M.P.,139 words
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Article79 1962-03-03 5 O ING AFORE, Fri.— The Singapore Admiralty <3 Local Staff Union today gave the Admiralty a two-week ultimatum to settle its outstanding 'age claims. The union president, Mr. Peter Vincent, said later that if no sincere effort was made by the management to come to an early79 words
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Article, Illustration179 1962-03-03 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. A BOARDING-HOUSE keeper, Mr. Mohamed Majomil, of Dunlop Street, today offered a substantial reward to anyone who can help trace his missing daughter, Husseinah Banu, 13, better known as "Asmah.'- who has been missing from the home of her married sister in179 words
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Article24 1962-03-03 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Sultan Suleiman Club Kampong Bahru. will hold a Hari Raya party at its premises on March 1724 words
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Article160 1962-03-03 5 Varsity students get SHB awards oINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore Harbour Board today announced the award of three scholarships under its Malaya nisation programme of training, for which persons domiciled in Singapore, the Federation of Malaya, Brunei, Sarawak and North Borneo were eligible. Three students in the Engineering Department of the160 words
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94 1962-03-03 6 New Selangor and Kelantan stamps are selling briskly KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A total of 130,850 new Selangor postage stamps were sold yesterday, the first day of issue. This was stated today by the Controller of Posts. Mr. L. Robless. The new stamps, bearing the portrait of the Sultan of Selangor,94 words
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232 1962-03-03 6 NEW LOT AMONG THE 12,000 WHO MADE USE OF THE AMNESTY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. FURTHER 110 people have been deprived of their Federation citizenship as a result of having made false representations. According to the latest Government Gazette, 50 of those deprived are232 words
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Article43 1962-03-03 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, will visit the Small Industries Services Institute at Petallng Jaya tomorrow. He will then go to the Rural and Industrial Development Authority headquarters where he will address Rida officers.43 words
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Article98 1962-03-03 6 CINOAPORE, Frl. Mr. David Rockefeller, president of the Chase Manhattan Bank, said here todr.y that American capital Investment In Singapore would increase in the event of Malaysia coming Into being. He said 'We Americans would like to see Singapore part of a larger economic entity such as98 words
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146 1962-03-03 6 MALACCA, Friday. ALL proceedings of Malacca Municipal r Council will be conducted in Malay from March 9. The Socialist Front Municipal President, Mr. Tan Tuan Boon, announcing this today, said the council's activities for National Language Month would be considered at a meeting146 words
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Article177 1962-03-03 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Government today asked the British Government to take up the matter of the massacre of civilians by the Japanese during the war, and to ask the Japanese government to make amends for atrocities. An official statement said that the request was put177 words
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Miscellaneous230 1962-03-03 6 Bugs Bunny By ttnlph Heimdahl wmmmmmm mmmm /YES, AND TODA'A YOU CM HAVEN f TH' HEAT S MADE I'LL RETURN TH' >» N^ I I PEEL VEWY J ALLVOU CAN TH' LI'L CLUCK J I SCARECROW'S WJDS J MM ITLOOW UKSYA'AYSENEY/OUS! J CAW WY HOME y I DAFFY, BUT I230 words
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Article, Illustration2240 1962-03-03 7 DONALD FISH - Airline Detective Victory ...and irony of it a11... DONALD FISH CHAPTER 10 Concluding the series on the fight against international air crime by I DON'T know how much longer Buchanan stopped on at the airport. All I do know is that it was two in the morning when the telephone2,240 words
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Obituary25 1962-03-03 8 It Word, tit (Minimum) CHAN KHUAH OOH, S3. paased •stay 2/3/A2 at his residence 291, Jalan Koala Ketil. Sungtl Patanl. Funeral 4/3/6J 10 s-m.25 words
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Obituary29 1962-03-03 8 M WtriM tit (Minimum) ANNIE BARUCH S-3-19W "Tea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil." Oraee Bhantl KaJ.29 words
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Article150 1962-03-03 8 2* Wordt UJt PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In Rtßgapore. Orchard Road. Sunday Barnes 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. All welcome. YOUTH PON CHRIST Rally, To ■Unt 730 p.m., Victoria Memorial Hall. "Heart -beat of a Teenager Mr. Oastoa Blnaa. Everybody welcome. REVIVAL MEETINOS at Zloc Church 27. TtvertOß Lane off150 words
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The Straits Times Saturday, March 3, 1962.
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Article648 1962-03-03 8 This morning we shall be reading Mr. Kennedy's decision to resume nuclear testing in the atmosphere. It has not been an easy decision to take and it is being announced during preparations for the 18-nation disarmament conference, a circumstance which is bound to reinforce the protests for648 words
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Article372 1962-03-03 8 Merely to say that Pakistan's new constitution has nothing to do with parliamentary democracy on the standard Commonwealth pattern would be tautologous: this is presidential democracy, best compared, if Western models are sought, with the French system. The constitution dovetails almost too perfectly with the five electoral tiers372 words
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Article157 1962-03-03 8 A visiting American rubber expert has reiterated the wellknown argument that if the price of natural rubber were to remain down with or slightly below the price of the most competitive synthetics, a significant volume of planned additional capacity would be withheld by synthetic producers. As a general157 words
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Article736 1962-03-03 8 Behind the coup in Burma MR. TENDER AND HIS TOUGH RIVAL RANGOON, Fri. Burma's 56-year-old Prime Minister U Nu became the first Prime Minister of an independent Burma in 1948. He led the country until 1956 when he resigned to devote himself to reorganisation of the Anti-Fasc-ist Peoples Freedom League736 words
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Article, Illustration1036 1962-03-03 8 NEAL ASCHERSON - NEAL ASCHERSON Inside Algiers ...by FROM the crest of the hills above, Algiers at night is lovely and invulnerable. The enormous crescent of lights still sparkles round her bay. The wail of an ambulance soon dies in the distance, and the pattern hardly shimmers toOFNS - 1,036 words
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238 1962-03-03 8 ITUITH regard to your TV editorial of Feb. 26 and the announcement by the general managers of the Malayan and Thai Railways, the direct connection between Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok would be futile unless sleeper accommodation could be provided for second class passengers on238 words
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Letter68 1962-03-03 8 THE Cambridge school certificate practical chemistry test was conducted in the most unusual fashion. Firstly, we were not provided with proper wooden splints. We were shocked when palm leaf -sticks, which looked' like our local broomsticks, were distributed. Secondly, there was a shortage of some of the68 words
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Letter71 1962-03-03 8 •THE war nas been over for many years against Japan. Today she Is aiding Singapore to Industrialise —and yet visitors from overseas still cherish the title "P.0.W." It carries a form of Introduction to visit places and Into the associations. I would be ashamed to use it since71 words
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Advertisement624 1962-03-03 8 Struts TiMsftMaky Mail j CaaaaWed advertisement* atay be handed to: let Fleer COLA ITOKAOI AKCADK Orchsrd Rood COLD ITOM9I BRANCHES <j| AT HOLLAND MO AD— KATONO) I «"«L ROAD-NAVAL BASK Authorised Agentt CITY BOOK STONE! LTD Winchester House, Collyer Quay TM« NEWS FRONT Fltzpetrlck's Supermerket St. St. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty624 words
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Advertisement143 1962-03-03 8 Clear bit Uicoafortable VISION p- mm m *-"**>i9"* r tsxcHßjßaT Usually .t is nor hard tee a tw blurred-mien Indlvidaol to obtain a peir of ■asctsctes te see clearly. The eyes, hewever, feel uncomfortable wMIe weerina rhe glass**. Why? Th* inks Is HMt tka case might have keen wrongly corrected.143 words
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Advertisement118 1962-03-03 8 Once they've bought a Don shirt they buy Jj ).f &lRL a am Style Quality .Price That's what tells and sells! jJ»«^ Once you have bought j^JMBLefV^ eDOis»\ you start a friend- '^BBxfw- k ship— that becomes a habit. That S Why S many men figM^fJl and t* 16 1118 words
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178 1962-03-03 9 SINGAPORE, Fri.-Ma-layan Airways today announced new plans to boost traffic on its Malaysian routes. From March 19 fares to the Borneo territories for Viscount flights will be cut by 10 per cent. More flights will be put on in the Federation as well as on178 words
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Article34 1962-03-03 9 TELUK ANSON. Fri— Two rubber and oil palm estates In Lower Perak United Plantations Ltd. and Bernam Oil Palms Ltd.— have given $500 each to the Teluk Anson fire relief fund.34 words
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123 1962-03-03 9 FELLOWSHIP OFFER FOR STUDY IN FRANCE KUALA LUMPUR, FrL —The French Government Is offering 20 fellowships In industrial and technical fields to Malayan technicians. Subjects of the courses, prepared by the French Department of Technical Co-operation in Pr.ris, range from atomic energy to building and housing. The fellowships are for123 words
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Article56 1962-03-03 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Insurance Employees' union has signed a wage pact with the National Insurance Co., Ltd.. on behalf of four union members employed by the firm. The four employees have had their wages adjusted from Nov. 1 last year, and have been paid56 words
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Article59 1962-03-03 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Kri The Labour party of Malaya. annual conference will be held at the Sultan Jubilee Hall here on April 22. The Johore Bahm branch of the Labour Party announced today that the selection of its candidates to attend the annual conference would take place59 words
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Article, Illustration806 1962-03-03 9 SILCOCK: THE OVERLOOKED ASPECTS OF MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Emeritus Professor of Economics of the former pan-Malayan University of Malaya, Professor T. H. Silcock, today drew attention to some aspects of Malaysia which he said had not yet been fully806 words
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Article87 1962-03-03 9 Locked in shop— to catch thief KUALA LIPIS. Fri. A shopkeeper, Usoh bin Mahudin, asked a friend to lock him up In his shop one night so that he could wait for a thief. Usoh told the Magistrate's Court yesterday that his shop had been broken Into twice before and87 words
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Article41 1962-03-03 9 KUALA LIPIB, Fri. A shop assistant. Tan Kirn Thay 24, whose van overturned at the 2nd milestone, BentaKuala Llpls road, on Nov. 1 last year, was fined $75 for driving without due care and attention.41 words
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Article347 1962-03-03 9 NELSON RUTHERFURD - NELSON RUTHERFURD Prom 1 SANDAKAN. Fri. INDEPENDENCE FIRST, THEN WE CAN DISCUSS MALAYSIA, SAYS MEMORANDUM THE United Party will press for self-govern-ment for North Bom in 1963 if the Cobbold Commission decide, that the Malaysia concept is premature and incompatible with the Borneo people's wishes. Stating347 words
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Article, Illustration308 1962-03-03 9 PRAISE FOR PENANG FROM WORLD CRUISE TOURISTS PENANG, Friday. THREE HUNDRED and fifty world tourists who arrived here last night in the luxury liner Kungsholm left this afternoon with lavish praise of Penang and its people. "Wonderful people, beautiful island," they said as they boarded the308 words
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Article23 1962-03-03 9 KULIM, Fri.— The Bandar Bahm branch of Umno will hold a meeting at the Bandar Bahm new cinema on March 18-23 words
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84 1962-03-03 9 MAGISTRATE TO FIGHTERS: 60 TO CONGO PENANG. Fri.— Two men charged with fighting in public were today advised by a magistrate to join the armed forces. "Then you can ask to be sent to the Congo to fight." the First Magistrate. Mr. Ng Mann Sau, told Loo Lian How, 38.84 words
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Article41 1962-03-03 9 PENANO. Fri. The Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inche Abdul Aziz oln Ishak, said in Penang today that experiments at the fisheries research station in Olugor on the rearing of the giant freshwater prawns were progressing satisfactorily.41 words
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85 1962-03-03 9 CINGAPOEE. Fri. The Nanyang University has started a one-year course in the Japanese language as an optional subject for arts students, in view of the "Increasingly closer relations between Japan and Malaya." The course is being conducted by a vice-consul of the Japanese consulate-gene-ral,85 words
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Article89 1962-03-03 9 TELUK ANBON, Fri— The O.C.P.D of Teluk Anson police district. Deputy Supe rlntendent Abdul Rahman bin Ngah, left here on transfer yesterday to Ipoh as administrative officer of Perak contingent police headquarters. He succeeds Superintendent S. Nathan, who goes later this month to Kuala Lumpur.89 words
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Advertisement30 1962-03-03 9 New General Motors Car Available 4 and 6 Cylinder Models. For Economy Comfort S Choose The Jl)h SINGAPORE "MOTORS LTD. I Hi 319. ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE Ta: 2*291 (5 ImasJ30 words
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Advertisement205 1962-03-03 9 "DIAMOND BRAND DE LUXE VACUUM JAR REFILL MADE OF "HEATEX" GLASS KEEPS COLD OR HOT NO SPONTANEOUS BLAST jrrjT Obtainable from all Departmental Stores FREEZINHOT BOTTLE CO.. LTD. HONGKONG UNICHEM LABORATORIES pharmaceutical manufacturers BOMBAY have pleasure In announcing new distribution arrangement* for their popular ethical Pharmaceuticals as under: For Singapore.205 words
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Letter120 1962-03-03 10 Speed test at an oral exam I REFER to the Ministry or Education comment on the Malay oral examination for government employees. This may be dv«» to the Ignorance of the Ministry of what actually happened at the examination in Penang. I was one of the candidates and I was120 words
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Letter313 1962-03-03 10 CRASH-HELMETS: GOVT. MUS' MAKE THEM COMPULSORY HAVING been concerned professionally in and having read and heard about a large number of cases where motorcyclists and motor scooter riders and pillion passengers have either been killed or very seriously injured in the last two or three years, I am313 words
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114 1962-03-03 10 REGARDING your correspondent's letter praising the state of the roads in Seremban. I am generally in agreement with what he writes but unfortunately for me (and doubtless many other residents in this area) the road leading oil the main Rasah Road to my house114 words
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Letter178 1962-03-03 10 A LTHOUGH I am a former cavalryman I certainly do not agree that the use of "near and off side" in reference to a motor vehicle is in any way snobbish, albeit an anachronism from the days of horse transport. After all the first self propelled vehicles178 words
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107 1962-03-03 10 "pHE letter by "Bona Fide" (S.T. Feb. 24) should not be left unchallenged. In a sudden fit of emotion he has condemned the whole administration of the Muar Town Council. Though the present standard leaves room for Improvement, he should, nevertheless, force his attention107 words
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Letter30 1962-03-03 10 T HAT is the equivalent of "Umno' 1 In Bahasa Kebangsaan? How is it "Umno" Is continuously being used even during the months of kebangsaan? SYED Ml Singapore30 words
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428 1962-03-03 10 Lunch at a rest house in Malaya AFTER reading your correspondents' letters on rest nouses I would like to add my own experience at another rest house. When we went there for the first time we only stayed for a cup of tea and we liked the place as our428 words
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Advertisement243 1962-03-03 10 i^^ Fotx Tm. *y[ SWCIAt DOWM* MAM TO MOM. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PIN ANG -J KOTA SMARU IPOM- JOHORE BAHRU V j^BIL hB 1 BrE&' •■•>¥'•'■■■■■. 'A. r^"""\ V A j r^"^ PERFORMANCE Hj RB^^P The COMPACTNESS it the W^^^^^^^^^^^^P^^^^W ipeciol footure with the -4* CABIN" Slide Projector. As Ej''L243 words
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Advertisement203 1962-03-03 10 Ri de a R A L E ii steel a b"> if -9 II Ivy. >^T^s. Mm NO WINDING can be dune at any anile one dry battery can last one year SIKAWE t WUIIMMI Williams NEW ICE BLUE AQUA VELVA aftershave lotion Jtfl lew cooling action! M^k Rtw manlj203 words
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Miscellaneous265 1962-03-03 10 Straits Times Crossword HT HF bH fIBaMF IF >fIF H ACROSS 9. Impending statement oi 7. Oet together when leaving the deathly controversy (11). eighteenth green,' <5. 2). l But cam (Mt by °ie same Card game bridge perhaps $P° T jFit^ertld) (8). (7) 18- Unqualified, so dismissed 10. Many265 words
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Advertisement1650 1962-03-03 11 to LIVERPOOL ft WEST COAIT UK O.e Spore Sails P. S'hawt Parang IYCAON Liverpaal. Dublin Mk I Mk 1 MX 1/11 Mk 12 PtLEUS Liverpaal, Oubhn Glasgow. Mar 11 Mk 11 Mk 14/11 Mk IT MEMNON M'sa.llis, L'paai. Dub.. Hull Mar 11 Mk II Mar 17/ a Mk 11 CLYTONEUS1,650 words
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Advertisement1351 1962-03-03 11 THE E. A. C. LINES»AItINGS 10 MEOITERPANtAN CONTINENTAL SCANDINAVIAN PORTS /©li£^V PmaM A/r~S!tt "BASRA" a) tin 41/ 4 Mar 1/ B Mk 1/ I Mar Efl YS\l3l "iU'LANOIA' k) t 25/27 Mai it It Mai M/11 MX IA y^-y^l BillA a) M MH/ 4 Ap. 1/ 7 Ap. 1/ I1,351 words
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Advertisement1374 1962-03-03 11 THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. BWIBN MtIMM SIMCAPORE BJftj tMI/B EIPRESS SERVICE IB LONDON, LfVtRPBOI ft CONTINENTAL PORTS. Spore P S'haa Pmang BfNUWIRI ih karg llaa R'aaa. M'tet la Pt/TUaj BENREOCN (E.Lp LpaaT R'Oaffl, Hull, H'burg 1. I/Tata* BENBIOE (E.L.; leal'li, M'rjrough, Hamburg 6 24/Mar4 Mar 5/ I BENNEVIS L'paai.1,374 words
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Advertisement1043 1962-03-03 11 McALISTER tft CO.. LTD. Wi. VrVV2& TELi Na MJli V l^^ r*** lIXIRMAH LIMB «B BXLAVBMESS LlMfc. LONBON. RAMBNM. RinERBAM LOI AMELIS MN FRANCISCO, ■JVRE ft NULL SEATTLE VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND Cm Of VYELL.NCTON ttt b < l^*,J tilr Mt I> 5 W Mj P partMMK *TTtm BBNNIVIUI ii rwv1,043 words
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363 1962-03-03 12 From Our Market Correspondent rin IK Malayan Stock Ex--1 change again lacked direction yesterday with small business and narrow price movements. If anything tin shares continued their tendency to "trickle off" sUghtly, but there was very little business in which really to363 words
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Article22 1962-03-03 12 Malayan Stock Indices March 1 March. 2 Industrials: 169.18 169.20 Tins: 2n.tl 293.91 rubber*: 194.82 1M.82 Jan. I 1958 10022 words
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Article780 1962-03-03 12 DUSINESS on the Malayan 13 Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Induttrlalt: BouMiad (1,000) 51. 50, (2.000) 51. 51: Dunlopa (1.000) (1.38; Cast Smelting K9O OL: F. and N. ords (1.000) 52.71. 1 1.000) »2.72: Malayan Banking (1.000) 57.50; M. Cement780 words
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Article574 1962-03-03 12 'THERE were no de--1 cisive movements during the week and the market drifted to the 80£ cents level state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current rubber survey. At this price shortcovering and new buying caused a slight recovery adds the report. The recent emphasis on March574 words
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Article67 1962-03-03 12 rl Malayan EicUmn Banks' Aissslatlsn mad* these changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to JlOOi Silling TT sr OD rsady: DsutMht Markt 1311: Swtdlsh Krsnsr 169t: Daniih Krtnir 22«. On toe frsa •ichanut aiarkat in Hsng Ksng the U.I. dellar was quoted at 5.701 for67 words
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204 1962-03-03 12 jIjALAYAN ti n shipiTl ments in February rose 31i per cent over January and at 7,086 tons were the highest since September last year. Biggest rise was in shipments to the United States which totalled 5341 tons compared with 2.242 tons204 words
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Article34 1962-03-03 12 SINGAPORE. Mar. 2. RUBBER: 801 cents per lb. (unchanged). Unofficial 5 p.m. close: 81 cents (quiet). TIN: $473.63} cents per picul (up 37* cents). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (up '0 tons).34 words
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Article204 1962-03-03 12 \|ARCH Nrtt grsde rubber buyers f.«.». closed in Singapore yesterday at f)oi rents per lb.. unrhanned on Thunday's closing price. The tone was quiet I.C.C.R.A. cloning prt:et< In cents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.S. Mar. buyers 80!, sellers Xl (at); Int. 1 R.S.S. alar, buyers SOJ. sellers204 words
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Article118 1962-03-03 12 C MINIS! Preduci licnange Slngaa>*re noon prices per plcul yesterday: Ceeenut ell: bulk $371 sellers, drum $40t sellers. Cspra: Feb. I'K/Contlnent $271 buyers, $271 sellers. •»e**cr: Muntok white $170 sellers, Sarawak white $167 i aeJlers, apeciai Sarawak buck $1321 sellers, garbled lamponic black $132 i sellers. ABTA $142118 words
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Article98 1962-03-03 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE, PM. CANTOS gained 2s. 4d. to ISs. 4d111 an otherwise easier oil section, which went lower on profit-taking. Investment shares were Irregularly narrow while base mrtala were steady and loans firm. Con Zinc ttW/9 Mount In M t> Herald 61 /Tt N H Bill 16'lOa Humes I'98 words
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Article174 1962-03-03 12 SHIPS lying alengtide the Stngapert whsrvti Isday are: Mlkumo Maru 29/30. Slitmat 42/43. Bzymanowi>ki Burma ML Tourooing 15'1S. Juttanrila 23/24, City of Newcastle 10/11. Orestea 44, Kungsholm 1 Schutle 21 22. Klmanls 31/32, East Sea SW. 4 Outer reads: Slaoe. Tyr. Kswl. Bumlyoshl Maru, 81 v. Palrmhanf.174 words
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Advertisement1084 1962-03-03 12 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. Express U.S.A. Pacific Atlantic Coast Service ETA HA HA HA Sport H'lioni H'lulu S. F'cisco I. AnielM N. York "Kinikawt Mart" 14/n Mar M Mar IS Apr 22 Apr 25 Apr II Mai ■Kaaikawa Man" 21/2) Apr 11 Apr 1) Mar tt Miy 23 Mij 71,084 words
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Advertisement583 1962-03-03 12 \Pgg^\g^O > L P STAR JdNjJ South West Africa Service GEDERA Loading Singapore 20/21 Mar PAN 20/21 Apr Far L. MARQUES, DURBAN, CAPETOWN, MATADI, LAGOS/APAPA, P. HARCOURT, ACCRA, TEMA. TAKORADI, ABIDJAN, MONROVIA ft FREETOWN. Arriving from SOUTH WEST AFRICAN PORTS: PEIK load for HK Japan 18/19 Mar Agents: WAH HIN583 words
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Advertisement203 1962-03-03 12 Between SinGapoßE and tJie UniTED SrarES SPEOFY JeTOiPPER C3RPO! HERE'S HOW YOU SAVE TIME AND MONEY BY SPECIFYING JET CLIPPER CARGO Insurance rates are far less than by sea. You save on packing and crating costs, and Pan Am s cargo reservations system lets you plan ahead. Pan Am Clippers"203 words
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Advertisement664 1962-03-03 13 NOTICES UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Application For Admission Clastnc Date. The closing date for the receipt of applications for admission to courses of study In the University of Singapore has been fixed for SATURDAY 17 MARCH 1962. H. D. LEWIS, Registrar. University of Singapore 3 March 1962. IN THE SUPREME COURT664 words
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Advertisement655 1962-03-03 13 (Continued from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT Wore 1 SS (Mtn.)— Box St ets. oxtrm CRADE 111 TAPPING Conductor for estate In Pahaag. Mutt be experienced. Box A 241 B.T. K.L. MALAY GENERAL AMAH live In fond of children. References esaentlsJ. Braddel Heights Telephone 876*0 (Spore) BNORTHANO TYPIST WANTBO by Ipoh655 words
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Advertisement955 1962-03-03 13 SITUATIONS VACANT it Words SS (Mtn.)— Box St cts. oxtrm WANTEO ADVERTISING CANVASSERS residents of Ipoh, Penang. K.L., Malacca oa good commission basis. Apply tv Box A6BOO B.T. BlngtDore EUROPEAN IMPORT COMPANY requires Immediately experienced clerk for general office admlnistratloa aad accounts. Please reply to BoxA 6538 S.T. stating qualifications955 words
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Advertisement971 1962-03-03 13 OFFICE SPACE VACANT M Words SS (Mtn.)— Box St cts. oxtro AVAILABLE IMMEDIATILY IN MALACCA WITHIN STONES THROW OF CPO.. BANKS, HARBOUR, BTO. 600 SQ.FT. IN MODERN CONCRETE BUTJLDINO IDBAL FOR SHIPPING. INSURANCE, FINANCE. LAWYERS. BUSINESS FIRMS, ETC.. APPLY BOX A 239 S.T.. K.L. COOOWN SPACE VACANT M Words SS971 words
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Advertisement1040 1962-03-03 13 TUITION It rfers-s SS (Min.)— Bom St eta. *xt r. MARCH BBQINNBRSi Rapid/Normal Courses: (Shorthand /Typing In English, Chinese, Malay), Book-keeping, Accounting. English. Mathematics, Art (English Chinese Schools). ESC. 2UBI (Spore). 1966— 1961 PRIMARY Six 113 eandMates 109 passsi Katong— Slglap Bedok— Changl area specialised Maths aad English corning 381,040 words
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Advertisement1080 1962-03-03 13 VEHICLES FOR SALI tt Words Si (Mln.)—Box St eta. eacra FBBRUABT INI ROVBR 3 Litre. Immaculntr Condition, Tajr. till Judo. (in. Ownrr Price 610.500/- 0.n.0. aaatsM T*l- <B'por»> *****. MUST 6BLL Lsts 1997 Raaaalt "700" engine recently overhauled orts> nsl upholstery good paintwork tax tasunnec paid. Pbooe Kla *****. B'pore.1,080 words
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Advertisement1136 1962-03-03 13 FOR SALE tt Words SS (Min.)Sox St ets. oxtrm GUILDS RATTAN BID with half sMss compssts wita mattress as aaw. Tsl: *****. I—4 p.m. (B'pore). OLEARANCI MUST SILL Braad asw Mono Stsrso Rseoras at sUsiiii pries* Rsoord Csntsr, Orchard Road. Asabsr Missions sVpors. Mr 6IANO 87 TaasTta Road. B'pora. BJ(b1,136 words
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Advertisement456 1962-03-03 13 AT YOUR SERVICE (S'perej) tt Worms Sit (Minimum) Dmilm 1 month. It Words S*Jt (Mm.) PHOTOCOPY TESTIMONIALS Tans-s Photocopy Service 10 Boat Quay, Singapore, M4BB. PARIDA MAI6ON MARCBLLB R/Stylist. Manicurist. facial makeup. Phone (H'pore) *****. PHOTOCOPY THIS OR That! There's only one true photos mil KotomatM 5i Robinson Road. 92*40.456 words
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Advertisement442 1962-03-03 14 NOTICE TO SINGAPORE TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Subscribers are informed thai, tlif next issue of the English and Chinese editions of the Telephone I Directory are due to be made In July 1962. Any desired alterations and additions to the present listings must reach the Sales Manager. PO. Box 3008.442 words
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Advertisement756 1962-03-03 14 THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All Members of the above < Association In the State of Singa- pore will be closed for business on Wednesday Tth March 1962 for I Hari Raya Puasa. 1 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Application for Admission (losinc Date The closing date (or the receipt of applications756 words
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Advertisement564 1962-03-03 14 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK Tenders for THE SUPPLY OF WATER TREATMENT CHEMICALS FOR THE WHOLE STATE OF PERAK. FOR THE PERIOD IST APRIL. 1962 TO 31ST MARCH 1963. will be received at the Office of the State Engineer. P.WJD. Perak. Ipoh, up to 3.00 p.m. on the 15th of564 words
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Advertisement312 1962-03-03 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBUC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE CITY ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: Required (A) ASSISTANT DISTRICT ENGINEERS, In salary scale $695x A 45-1.280 plus existing variable allowance and Central Provident Fund benefits. Appointments will be on temporary basis in the first instance with prospects of future permanency. Qualifications: Must be Graduates312 words
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Advertisement194 1962-03-03 14 am p. mm. p. 4% ''mt l UUH II AND NOW It ,M$M I COMMENCING MARCH 19th t^lJfcßa '^^i^^LV^^** A v w Bit' t m! if* C II f^ Ul T fcHiEWii i iv n ii^ppsisiprii 1 *****11 l mm I f <I I I JlfeSy j/C'l II FOR YOUR194 words
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235 1962-03-03 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. Merdeka fifth anniversary soccer tournament this year will be thrown open to all the nations which compete in the Asian Games soccer competition at Jakarta from Aug. 24 to Sept. 4. The Merdeka tournament will be held after the235 words
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Article212 1962-03-03 15 MALAYA CUP NEEDS RE-ORGANISA TION NSFA SOUNDS A WARNING: SEREMBAN, Fri. T<HE Negri Sembilan 1 F.A. last night warned the FAM that persistence with the present system of running the Malaya Cup would Inevitably lead to the withdrawal of the smaller states from the competition. NBFA secretary K. Kuneratnam, in212 words
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274 1962-03-03 15 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By pENANO. Fri.— Two fancied 1 runners in Penang on Sunday, Free Country and Eiffel Tower, showed plenty of zest in their workouts on a firm track this morning. Free Country (Maynard) outpaced Time To Gain (West) over 3f in 87 3/5.274 words
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Article67 1962-03-03 15 CINOAPOE. Frl. Slngapore's senior men and women basketball championships for the S.A.B.P. Cup will begin on March 12. Entries close tomorrow. S.A.B.F. has drawn up the following programme for the year: March 17: Tone Keng v Slglap match in aid of fire victims: May: Singapore Junior67 words
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Article72 1962-03-03 15 DENANG, Fri.— Penang tennls champion Tan Song Kean will not be able to play for Malaya in the Davis Cup tie against Iran in Teheran on Mar. 28. Song Kean. 20. holder of the Penang and Perak titles. Is leaving next week for New Zealand72 words
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Article91 1962-03-03 15 pENANG. FrL The FA. of Penang haa granted an amnesty to 12 players under suspension. 'With the opening of oar new clubhouse, we want to start the new season with a clean sheet," said FAP president David Ctaoong "Now that these players will be allowed91 words
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Article143 1962-03-03 15 I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Selangor Chinese and Singapore Chinese meet in the 15th MCFA Cup Final at Merdeka Stadium tomorrow (kickoff 8 pm > Victory for Singapore will give them a hattrick— they won in 1960 and 61 and will also enable them to eoual Penang143 words
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Article42 1962-03-03 15 ZURICH. Frl. Florentine (Italy), the holders, will meet Cjpest Desa (Hungary) In tbe Mml-flnals of the European Cup Winners Cup soccer tournament on April 20. Motor Jena (East Germany i wlO meet AtAletico Madrid (Spain) In tthe other semi-final. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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1611 1962-03-03 15 ACCEPTORS and riders for all f ■> rocus-on nine events at Penang tomorrow: -Form RACE 1: I.4S— CL 3 DIV 3-5* F 1 ***** Sunshine Lad (Sunshine St > Rodgers. 7 9 0 (F) 11 Moxham 60 3 ***** Atami (Mr. Mrs. K.N. Leong)1,611 words
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Miscellaneous170 1962-03-03 15 bw^^^^^^^^^^^^^b^b^H HOCKEY PENANG TRIAL: PHA 4 PBC 1 BXANO LOE: MIS Banting wo from La Salle. rBIENDLY (Kajang) Badio Malaya XL 3 Inoo-Ceyloneae 0. CABLE SPORT CRICKET: Tour matches: At Kingston Indian touring team 434-7 dec. Jamaica 149-1 (T. Orlfflth S3, I. McMorrU 61 no.). At Qoe Qae Commonwealth XI170 words
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Article195 1962-03-03 16 #0# #£iVG SE/lff VTiUJSS IN WITH MARSHALL, SEES BLADES AFTER ARREST SINGAPORE, F [(OH BENT, SEAH, 30, on the "wanted" list of both the Singapore and Johore police, walked into the Criminal Investigation Department in Robinson Road this afternoon, accompanied by lawyer Mr. David Marshall. He195 words
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271 1962-03-03 16 C.J. HALTS HEARING OF CAPT. HUSSEIN'S BAR APPLICATION KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rpHE hearing of an application by Capt. Hussein —son of the late Dato Onn bin Ja'afar for admission to the Federation Bar was abruptly halted today by the Chief Justice. Dato Sir James Thomson. At the outset of the271 words
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Article277 1962-03-03 16 Pay rises for bank employees SINGAPORE, Fri. More than 3du employees of two banks here— the Mercantile Bank and the Netherlands Trading Society are to get wage increases, ranging from $16 to $50 a month, in some instances backdated as far back as March, last year. This is the result277 words
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Article26 1962-03-03 16 EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE. California. Fri.— A U-2 plane was reported overdue at its base here today after setting out on a training mission—Reuter.26 words
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Article34 1962-03-03 16 MR. M.N. RATNAM and family and Mr .nd Mr.« N Sclvarajah thank all .i?nl friends for th?tr kind MBMa«M, vi remits, mtuxan** of condolrncr and attaa)4>aM at thr funvral of N. Dharmallnicam on34 words
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Article16 1962-03-03 16 juit rfofH.' tiir mil- 1 Clamoroiif Hra» mad Foundation Garments by Hickory Tvltphont B'por* 77M».16 words
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Article74 1962-03-03 16 SIX MONTHS FOR HOTEL PROWLER SINGAPORE. Fri. Four detectives, who saw a prowler .scaling the rear wall of a hotel, later arrested him hiding under a dressing table in a room, the Third District Court was told today. Ho Kum Loon. 23, was Jailed for six months when he pleaded74 words
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Article69 1962-03-03 16 SINGAPORE. Fri. A soldier. Abdullah bin Ishak. a private attached to the REME training centre, died on admission to the British Milltarv Hospital shortly after he was involved in an accident at Gillman Circus this afternoon. Pte. Ishak. who was riding a bicycle, was knocked down69 words
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Article39 1962-03-03 16 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tan Tong Seng, 31, accused of extorting $30 from a coffee powder dealer. Ong Kai Wan. at Ong's house in Serangoon Road on Jan. 25. was today acquitted by Mr. K.T. Alexander, a district judge.39 words
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Article, Illustration232 1962-03-03 16 Sir Leslie confers with legal leaders CINGAPORE, Fri. The visiting secre-tary-general of the International Commission of Jurists, Sir Leslie Munro, today made courtesy calls and had informal discussions with legal personalities in Singapore. He spent half an hour with the Minister for Health and Law. Mr. K.M. Byrne, and called232 words
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Article, Illustration193 1962-03-03 16 $100,000 FIRE NEAR ODEON THEATRE— SINGAPORE. Fri. More than SlOO.OOO went up in flames tonight when fire Rutted a "three-in-one" shophouse in North Bridge Road, about hundred yards from the Odeon Theatre. The three shops housed in the gutted premises are the Kirn Thye Watch Co., the Chop Mun Seng193 words
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Article365 1962-03-03 16 LONDON. Fri. Stock markets ended at: uninteresting week still lacking it decided trend. Business was again a two-way affair causing prices to move irregularly. The gold and convertible currency reserve figures for February came too late to be of any influence. Closing middle prices of365 words
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376 1962-03-03 16 11 more units for police school cadets SINGAPORE, Friday. EXCELLENT results produced by the first two units of the Police School Cadet Corps form ed last year, has prompted a Singapore Government decision to create 11 additional units this Announcing this tonight the Government said members for these new units376 words
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Article101 1962-03-03 16 BANK UNION HALTS OVERTIME SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Bank Employees' Union today announced that its 70 members employed at the Bank of Tokyo here would refrain from doing overtime work from today. Mr. Lim Kirn Hian. the union secretary, said this was because the management had told the union at101 words
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172 1962-03-03 16 '75-CENT RUBBER? IT CAN BE DONE'— GAN KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The chairman of the Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board. Mr. Gan Teck Yeow. said today he **■> confident that Malaya would be able to sell rubber at 75 cents a pound In time to come. He was commenting on yesterday's172 words
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Article180 1962-03-03 16 FAM names 18 youths for training KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MALAYA'S young footballers for the Junior v Asian Cup tournament at Bangkok next month will undergo one month's centralised training at Merdeka Stadium from Mar. 10. The 18 players named by the F.A. of Malaya today will train under national coach180 words
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144 1962-03-03 16 Goalie quits —then no more goals KUALA LUMPUR, Kri. Di.seu>trd after he had j let in ten goals, a hockey goalkeeper threw away his pads and joined his colleagues in the forward line and that put a stop to any further scoring by the opposing team. Amar Sinyli. the Sikhs'144 words
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Article70 1962-03-03 16 SINGAPORE, Fri.—Singapore Olympic and Sports Council will receive on Mar. 10 the official invitation to the Asian Games to be held in Jakarta in August. The invitation will be handed over by Col. Soegih Arto, the Indonesian Consul-Gene-ral in Singapore, to Mr. C.C. Tan, president of70 words
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Miscellaneous43 1962-03-03 16 The weather TIIGHEST and lowest tempera- lures in Malaya ai.d Slncapore for the period 8 p.m. 'linusday to 8 p.m. yesterday: llun.-.t 1,».t» Kuala Lumpur 91 72 Kota Bliaiu 31 73 Penang 91 73 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 91 73 Singapore 88 7343 words
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