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Title Section31 1962-05-21 1 \v■;ii v i; i» aily i; nr 1 1 1 1: i» sal i; i y«i:i:i»s 100,000 He**** KDN 036 The Straits Times Kstd. 1843 MONDAY. .MAY 11, 1962. 13 CENTS31 words
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Article744 1962-05-21 1 The Royal Wedding gSBj Bersanding Night Historic wedding comes to brilliant climax STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS K. LUMPUR, Sunday MALAYA'S biggest, wedding came to a historic climax tonight as the eldest daughter of the King and a Johore Prince were honoured by the nation at their Bersanding ceremony. 1744 words
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Article, Illustration40 1962-05-21 1 TENCKU Abdul Rahman, the King's representative, performs the Nasi Semangat ritual on the Royal couple, Tengku Suleiman and Sharifah* Salwa, during their Bersanding ceremony at the Istana Negara last night. Straits Times picture by Lim Yaw Chong.Lim Yaw Chong - 40 words
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274 1962-05-21 1 Don't press button: Nikita to Kennedy SOFIA, Sunday PRESIDENT KENNEDY would be committinj; suicide if he "pressed the button" to start a nuclear war. Mr. Khnisluhev told a cheering c-rowd this at a Sofia rally yesterday. He left for Mosrow this mornint; after his six-day visit to Bulgaria. "Mr KennedyReuter - 274 words
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Article87 1962-05-21 2 LOYK— IN A DARK AND SILENT WORLD lONDON, Sun A man and j a woman who have never sfrn each other nor heard earn others voice were married in a London t-hurrh yesterday. The marriage vow* wrre translated into touch language for Mrs. Jane Scott, tiK. a widow, and Mr.Reuter - 87 words
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Article, Illustration21 1962-05-21 2 BERLIN Sun. Sevrn East German- partly clad in homemade "American-style" unirorm> fled to the Wot la>t night Ur»l PICTURE21 words
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Article55 1962-05-21 2 Crowns are exchanged FOREIGN DESK PHOTO SPECIAL ATHENS: King Paul of Creece, the bride's father, is shown exchanging the crowns upon the couple's heads during the marriage last week of Don |van Carlos of Spain and Princess Sophia in the Creek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation. This is part of55 words
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Article266 1962-05-21 2 CANTON. Sunday. PHINESE in the South China province of Kwantung are fighting the aftermalh of recent rainstorms which have inundated villages and fields and caused" damage lo the Peking-Canton railway link. The New China News Agency, reporting this last night, said "tens of thousandof266 words
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Article23 1962-05-21 2 WASHINGTON. Sun.— The U.S. carried out another atmospheric nuclear test near Christmas Island yesterday, the twelfth of its current series.23 words
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Article30 1962-05-21 2 NEW YORK. Sun— N"W York had iti hottest day lor five years yesterday as temperatures soared to 99 degrees Fahrenheit— an all time record for the month of May.30 words
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Article34 1962-05-21 2 MIAMI, Bun— A Cuban exile newspaper claimed today that Dr. Fidel Castro's regime nas executed 2.24> people since It was set up in 1959 and was holding 90 000 political prisoners. —Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article34 1962-05-21 2 ANCHORAGE i Alaska >. Sun. The two crew were killed when a Canberra iet bomber of the U.S. Air Force crashed during an air display watched by 20.000 people here yesterday— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article40 1962-05-21 2 tmction thit no state of justice tnd order would emerge we can defeat CommuA new world war would IP lead to such ghastly desrmm only by spreading a 9) better way of life —Dr. Arthur R»:iis»v, Archbl.shop of Canteibury.40 words
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Article43 1962-05-21 2 MECCA. Sun. A conference of Islamic leaders here last night formed a league to "face conspiracies against Islam The league will establish English and French language newspapers in Africa to spread Islamic ideals and publishing house for Muslim publications— Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article189 1962-05-21 2 LONDON. Sunday. THE HOUSE of Commons has agreed to a radical A change in the law to give a wife the right to sue her husband or a husband his wife. At present a man and wit* are regarded in British law as oneReuter - 189 words
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Article46 1962-05-21 2 WASHINGTON. Sun. The U.S. State Department yesterday called on Holland and Indonesia to resume negotiation over West Irian. U Thant, U.N. SecretaryGeneral. Is studying a letter from the Dutch Premier. Professor De Quay, protesting against Indonesian paratroop landings In West Irian. U.P.I.UPI - 46 words
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230 1962-05-21 2 My aims blocked at every turn 9 says Kennedy 'WE NAVE BROKEN NEW GROUND YEW YORK. Sun. President Kennedy yesterday accused the Republican Party of trying to block his administrations programme at every opportunity. The President said the Democratic administration programme was "a policy of constructire action" on every front,230 words
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Article42 1962-05-21 2 Quake 3 die MEXICO CITY. Sun Three people died when a strong earth tremor .shook Mexico City early today One died of heart failure, another was hit by a car when the driver lost control and tht third fell off si roof42 words
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Article32 1962-05-21 2 PEKING. Sun-Mrs Mary Downey, of Connecticut. ye> terday had a second men ins with her son John. 32. who is serving a life sentence in a Peking jail for spying.32 words
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Miscellaneous34 1962-05-21 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby KRIBLfc J I WAS BCINGIfsrS j It save nou plenty^ f fv*£ oont want him> OF TIME ID J "AllgYC L SETTING THE VXA TMINK UP S «P€OAL OS/EgttMPy34 words
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Article, Illustration397 1962-05-21 3 Quick look round... LONDON. Sunday. BAN THE bomb campaigners and members of the aristocracy sat mink to blue jeans in the Royal Albert Hall yesterday for a concert by the London Symphony Orchestra in honour of Earl Russell's 90th birthday. The audience gave him a standing ovation as he mounted397 words
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Article30 1962-05-21 3 NEW DELHI. Sun. India is negotiating with Sud Aviation of France to manufacture helicopters under licence. They are needed to supply troops on the Himalayan border with Tibet.30 words
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Article348 1962-05-21 3 Britain must join mart Liberals LONDON, Sunday. A LIBERAL Party pamphlet issued today said Britain and the European Common Market cannot afford not to reach agreement on terms for Britain's entry. The pamphlet is a compilation of speeches made at a conference In Britain earlier this year on the problemsReuter - 348 words
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Article, Illustration348 1962-05-21 3 Stalin years: Frank talk was pillow talk author ifOSCOW. Sun. Ilya Ehrenburg. veteran Soviet author, told today how Soviet intellectuals during the Stalinist terror of 1937-38 spoke frankly only to their wives •'and then at night with their heads unaer the bedclothes." Ehrenburg wrote ol the purges which wiped out348 words
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Article, Illustration251 1962-05-21 3 LONDON. Sun. They waited in thr rain and stood in thr aisles last night at London's Victoria Palace theatre to srr the end of a theatrical epoch thr last prrformanre by a British comedy team, the Crazy Gang, known and loved by Britons for 31251 words
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105 1962-05-21 3 'Race to give arms to India' charge KARACHI. Sunday. INDIA'S "aggressive designs' are being boosled by a race between great powers to give India the latest military equipment and aircraft, a Pakistani Foreign Office spokesman said here yesterday. Fie >aid the United Nations Security Council should take note of threats105 words
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Article59 1962-05-21 3 BONN Sun.— The 9ih West German Army Division was yesterday placed under Nato command. bringing the strength of the Northern Army Group to about 100.000 Germans plus the 51.000 men of the British Army of the Rhine. It will be commanded by General Sir James Cassels.Reuter - 59 words
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140 1962-05-21 3 BACHELOR'S WOE —TRIP WITH 85 GIRLS SYDNEY, Sun. A Young Greek bachelor, the only man aboard a chartered airliner bringing 85 single Greek girls to Australia as immigrants, decribed the trip today as a "nightmare." George Gnessoulls. 29. tailor, stepped oil the plane at Sydney Airport yesterday and said: "I'm140 words
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Article29 1962-05-21 3 TUNIS. Sun. Speedboat, helicopter and camel patrols have been set up to prevent banknote smuggling until new anti-racketeering currency measures come into effect on May 27— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article26 1962-05-21 3 ATHENS. Sun. A Greek doctor has invented an elec tro-anaesthetic machtn* which, he claimed, will send patients to sleep with radio audio waves. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article101 1962-05-21 3 CEATTLE. Sun. The 14 best American films of all time as selected by U.S. critics in a special poll v ill be shown at the World's Fair here in July. Ihr us are: "It Happened One NUht (l't.il). "Gone With The Wind" (19?,n>. "Wizard of O?Reuter - 101 words
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Advertisement384 1962-05-21 3 This NORDMENDE Transita Portable Radio has been voted a "Best Buy" by The Consumers' Association Ltd. of Britain in their February 1962 "WHICH?" Issue. I ""I *1| M^Sw— i(wiwwtii.twmm«mii .j J El ft .11 A MARVEL OF TRANSISTOR SOUND TECHNIQUES The excellent volume, the unrivalled and rich tone of the384 words
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Article59 1962-05-21 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— There will be a "malam gembira" or "night of fun" at the Raffles Hotel in aid of the Malaysian Sociological Research Institute on June 2. Special attractions include a "who's who," floor shows and guest artists. Tickets at $10 per couple are available59 words
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Article104 1962-05-21 4 CJINGAPORE. Sun. A SinO gapore student. Mr. Shun H. Lee, of 33, Dunsfold Drive, Braddel Heights, was among the 626 graduates of the University of Queensland whose degrees and diplomas were conferred at a ceremony held recently at Brisbane City Hall. Mr. Lee, a104 words
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Article48 1962-05-21 4 SINGAPORE, Bun. Mr. Tan Soo Chye has been appointed Comptroller of Customs from May 2, 1961 and Mr. Lun Thean Soo, his Deputy, from May 7. 1961. Three others, Messrs. Llm Choo Beng, Llm Tal Chuan and Lee Khee Yoon, have been named Assistant Comptrollers.48 words
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Article219 1962-05-21 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE SINGAPORE Council of Social Service is organising an exhibition and sale of work at the Victoria Memorial Hall on June 2. The exhibition, run in conJunction with the Department of Social Welfare, will bring to public attention at jthe same time the work of219 words
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226 1962-05-21 4 MUSLIM UPLIFT: 'SUPPORT TAX' CALL SINGAPORE. Sun. The permanent board of the Malay Language and Cultural Congress today called on all member organisations to supI port the one per cent Muslim "social uplift" tax plan of Inche Ya'acob bin Mohamed, the Prime Minister's Parliamentary Secretary. Inche Ya'acob as president of226 words
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Article27 1962-05-21 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Chinese V.M.C.A. Scooter Club will hold a forum on "How publicity can help prevent accidents 11 at the association auditorium on Thursday.27 words
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Article21 1962-05-21 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Junior Chamber ol Commerce will hold its May luncheon at the Rosee dOr on Saturday.21 words
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Article31 1962-05-21 4 MRS TAN ICNO CHIANG <bm Wtc Jib Chill oa>JOd ««a> peacefully >«t 700 am -Hi. s 6-' age 63. Cortege <•• Jhlhd Kemhoj< pm. tl %M lor City Cou ii-H crenwrorium31 words
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Article22 1962-05-21 4 MRS TAN CHSNC lAN and timuy ill relative* »»<1 fnenH* for mr belp. «reatb. tcrollt. loaned ot Mr. Tan Cheng tea.22 words
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425 1962-05-21 4 LEFTIST BODIES PLAN SEPARATE CELEBRATIONS SINGAPORE, Sunday. GROUP of 40 Leftwing unions headed by the Singapore General Employees' Union today announced they had decided to withdraw from the Singapore Government's National Day celebrations. An 11 -man committee set up by the group425 words
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142 1962-05-21 4 TWO HERE TO STUDY EDUCATION IN BUSINESS SINGAPORE. Sun. Two key men of the Hemingway Robertson Institute of Australia are now in Singapore in the course of a Sor.th-East Asian tour to ascertain the education requirements for business in the area. They are Mr. Robert \V. Robertson, Managing Director and142 words
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Article162 1962-05-21 4 BARISAN ATTACKS LEE IN LONDON SINGAPORE. Sun. The Barlsan Sosialis said today that the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. «aa seeking the protection ot British financed battalions In the British-sponsored Malaysia after losing the support of the people. In a statement, the Party's Central Committee said this clearly betrayed162 words
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Article23 1962-05-21 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Water will be cut off alons 4th Avenue, off Bukit Timah Road, tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.23 words
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Article380 1962-05-21 4 HPHE following i» today's achex dule of civil aircraft movements at Pay* Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From Tokyo. Manila. (BA 943> 6.55 p.m.; from London. Zurich. Istanbul, Teneran. Karachi. Bombay, Colombo. Kuala Lumpur (BA 71 2 1 5.55 p.m.; from Sydney, Danvin iBA380 words
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Article40 1962-05-21 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Education Adviser to the Education Ministry. Mr. T.P. Home, will speak on "Modern trends in Canada and relations with other parts of the Commonwealth" at a Rotary Club luncheon at the Cathay Hotel on Wednesday.40 words
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Advertisement20 1962-05-21 4 10 W,rdM tit (MUUmmm) BROWNLEI To TvontM and Ocrrtck son lan oa May 20th in StacmpoM Nuntng Horn*. Both uell20 words
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Advertisement6 1962-05-21 4 r^rnmnnnn t^ last EXCITimt. SUSPENSEFUL DtAMA'6 words
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Advertisement490 1962-05-21 4 B J Phon« ***** _Dai1\35h0w572.00.5.30.8.45 B (NB Today 2pm SOLD OUT Mrlrii B^bx 1 Co/t/uyn A^tv^y^L^ Bj priiir.li M—WZjiJE^—W ProJuilion mp ■I $150, S2 SO, SI 30— No Free Lm. XOW HlloWl.M. 4 Showi Daily Nor* Tim«« 10.1 Sam. 145, 5.13 ft 8 4Sp m 1962 Otcor BEST ACTOR PJ490 words
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289 1962-05-21 5 SINGAPORE, Sunday SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said in a radio broadcast in London tonight that the Afro-Asian world would welcome Malaysia into its ranks as "an honourable member." Mr. Lee, in a recorded broadcast over the 8.8.C., added that this was a289 words
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349 1962-05-21 5 No new set up without pay rises: Cuepacs MALACCA. Sunday. r £HE general secretary of the' Congress of Employees in Public and Civil Service (Cuepacs) Mr. G. N. Rajan. said here yesterday thai the congress would oppose reorganisation of the clerical services if there were no salary revisions. He said:349 words
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Article172 1962-05-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday 4 GRASSLAND agronomist. Professor G. Maxwell Davies. last night spoke of the strong need for an institute of pasture research or a central pasture research station in view ol the Government's massive rural development programme. Prof. Davies. the newly appointed head of172 words
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168 1962-05-21 5 The clerks criticise the not-so senior policemen [POU. Sun. Not-so-senior police officers who have to deal with clerks were criticised at the annual meeting ol the Perak branch of the Police Administrative and Clerical Services Union here yesterday. Mr. A Kanaaasingam. assistant general secretary of the national union, said that168 words
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Article85 1962-05-21 5 A STAMP FOR GETTING THE GIRLS KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A new Canadian Mamp i., beiiiy issued to commemorate Jean Talon, who in the 17th century caused 1.000 French girl.* to be sent to CanaJ i marry there because the country needed larger population. According to a statement from the Canadian85 words
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Article, Illustration119 1962-05-21 5 'Red bid to woo Malays' says Senu CEREMBAN. Sun. *3 Communist elements are trying to win over the Malays by subversive activities. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman. Am-bassador-designate tc West Germany, said here today. Inche Senu. addressing th^ annual meeting of Serembai: Umno. stressed the need for the unity of119 words
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Article67 1962-05-21 5 SINGAPORE. Sun— A joint exhibition of competition drawings of the great hall theatre and administrative centre. University of Malaya Kuala Lumpur, will be helc at the Singapore Polytechnic "critique room." The exhibition. jointly sponsored by Singapore Institute of Architects and th»> Singapore Polytechnic Architectural Society, will be67 words
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208 1962-05-21 5 'j'HL Federation Government was urged today to set up a teachers' service commission to deal with recruitment. promotion, dismissal and other service matters connected with teachers in the country. A resolution to this ellect was parsed at the end of an annual meeting of208 words
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Miscellaneous37 1962-05-21 5 JSutf.s /tunny f/ Hvintdahi A j r so??v. doc: I Only\ »< aaokey .svt fl^M QCTT TWO AMAOS... S i::= ~\eve*YTHt*rG.') 1 3 :abe to oo*-i-= \&r cam t «rr at v\v /j| q* v /»s. J 4rF^37 words
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Article104 1962-05-21 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The narcotics branch of the Singapore CID has closed. Its premises in South Bridge Road are now occupied by the commercial crtmes branch, whose premises In Robinson Road are being demolished to make way for a multi-storey car park. Mr. Sardar Singh, the104 words
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Article243 1962-05-21 6 Outlook for Petaling Jaya plant KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. *pHE lyre factory of Dunlop Malayan Industries Ltd. in Petaling Jaya will go into production early next year, it was announced today. A spokesman for the company said the factory was now being constructed and rapid progress243 words
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Article, Illustration87 1962-05-21 6 Off to HK for '—honeymoon—' MR. ALLAN Poh Tons I a stenographer of the Attorney General's Chambers with his bride Miss Pearly Chong Swie Cboo after thrir marriage at the Civil Registry in Kuala Lumpur. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Poh Choon Tiong of Kuala Lumpur87 words
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Article48 1962-05-21 6 PENANG. Bun.— The Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thlam Slew, will open the fiesta and fun fair organised by Penang Methodist workers at the Methodist Girls' School on Saturday. The proceeds will go towards the building of a hall at the Trinity Church here.48 words
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Article30 1962-05-21 6 PENANG, Sun. The Penang branch of the National Union of Teachers will hold their annual dinner at the Chinese Swimming Club. Tanjong Bungah at 8 p.m. next Saturday.30 words
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Article26 1962-05-21 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Malayan authoress Han Suyin will address the University of Singapore Socialist Club on "Intellectuals in Asia and Africa today" on Friday.26 words
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172 1962-05-21 6 'TWO hundred people demonstrated at Limbang, Sarawak's Fifth Division, demanding the return of Limbang to the state of Brunei. The demonstration was made during a recent visit to Limbang by the Officer Administering the Government. Mr. F. D. Jakeway. The demonstrators carried172 words
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100 1962-05-21 6 Top police discuss details of merger SINGAPORE, Sun. A senior Singapore police official is now In Kuala Lumpur for talks with his counterpart in the Royal Federation Police on administrative arrangements in the two forces in the event of a merger. The official is Superintendent Tan Teck Khim. who left100 words
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Article41 1962-05-21 6 KUCHING. Sun. A group supervisor of schools in tlv; Education Department. Mr. Poh Sze Juak, ha.s left Kuching by air for Britain for a study tour of agencies concerned with educational testing and examinations them and the U.S.41 words
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Miscellaneous146 1962-05-21 6 lA*l \hn<r By At Capp S—L&2H=. I ILLEGALLY, THIS WAS TAKEN I nrrcnKic" r^OflO/Ki'MA L Ia -Turn rzu >jm id i atp i I ncrL i r mmii Tun ■4>ice I CUTfe-UNS... Ulo rNUVCd imA k— i*- HCXXjH ~iUU>< UATt. DAD OF TW FIRST TwO BABIES I IriTI7PU" nFW CAkl'T146 words
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Article, Illustration1282 1962-05-21 7 NIGHT SWALLOWED UP MYSTERIOUS LADY OF THE SWAMPS IN May. 1952. a 70 years old eccentric spinster known as "The Old Lady of the Swamp" vanished from an eerie, ratinfested mansion in Gippsland, 96 miles north-east of Melbourne. Despite on intensive search by hundreds of men in the mile-wide, slime-covered1,282 words
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130 1962-05-21 7 IN a concrete blockhouse at the central electricity generating board's* new laboratories at I. ratlii-rlii-.nl I lul.ind scientists are preparing to fire a device like a rocket motor that generates electricity. The exhaust Hanir. produced by burning parutlin anil njrgea. is passed130 words
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Article, Illustration430 1962-05-21 7 THE TRAGEDY OF AN AUSTRALIAN MILLIONAIRE'S DAUGHTER thing like Ml original glory. But Margaret Clements last days were not to be spent in dignity. Stanley Livingstone called at the homestead one morning. There was no answer to his knock. Margaret Clement had disappeared. At once Livingstone recalled that the previous430 words
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Article69 1962-05-21 8 20 H,,,rf. Sin iMtmmum) MR AND MRS II h.. V. eir ..nd i.rv tlTnrtk the Doctor!". r*i!»ter> nnri <-of T*n Toi k «ien« the Bart «nd attention Kfvan to their moiher. Mr« 11. <;ho«h. •< iki pH«ned away peacefully MR. A MRS. Tham I'oh Leone, hroI tMan xpre«.« thiir69 words
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Article229 1962-05-21 8 lv l*orrf, an (Minimum) JUST UNPACKED: (MBBBBU p' nure ■.Ik ihifTon trom Krunie. 4ft Kurtv rolour*! Modern*. M. Bajk Street. iS|K>rei SUPERB i.HINESC DISHES at «mi pnrs DfaaßTa Kourr.. Chinese Reatau runt. Authentic turroundinKS Ideal fo' private parties r'or .-enervations. Tele BtJOJM '.'""lU. Sin«anor«. ANNOUNCING: .\n« B*C«B| t rcatmeni229 words
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Article690 1962-05-21 8 The American Government cannot escape a charge of adding to the confusion over Laos For reasons which, outside Washington, are obscure, the Americans ap^arentlv regard H as important that at 1-ast token forces from other members of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation should be assoriated with American690 words
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Article290 1962-05-21 8 For tne first time, action b being taken to bring togethd all teachers within a single union. That an effort is being made is by itself encouraging. No-one however supposes that the goal of unity will be quickly reached. The conference of teacher organisations called by the Women290 words
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Article252 1962-05-21 8 In Malaya grass perhaps ibest known as something which should not be allowed to grov under one's feet For while there are some 520 genera an 10,000 species of grasses, only a very limited number have any real agricultural significance and none of these seems to have any252 words
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Article, Illustration2270 1962-05-21 8 MR. LEE KUAN YEW - Malaysia and the non-aligned nations MR. LEE KUAN YEW TO TELL ALL ThE FACTS.... TO COUNTER COMMUNISTS' PROPAGANDA PLOT BY IN A 8.8.C. BROADCAST LAST NIGHT THREE weeks ago, on the 20th April. I left Singapore on d journey which would take me through a number of countries, countries which2,270 words
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Article266 1962-05-21 9 UNION WILL SEND STRIKE BALLOTS TO MEMBERS SINGAPORE, Sun About 1,000 men and women employees in 60 Naafi clubs and shops throughout the island will start a '•work to rule" tomorrow morning following a deadlock in wage negotiations with the management. The "work-to-rule" would afTect and curtail266 words
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Article50 1962-05-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— l The 117;,' mile Sepamat— Kampong Tengah Road at Ttingku Tiga In Johore was under three feet and ten inche-. of water today and was impassable to all traffic. Water level of the river under Segnmat bridge was 29 ft. four inches. I50 words
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Article15 1962-05-21 9 KUCHING. Sun. A conference en the Sarawak tuberculosis control project begin es here15 words
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96 1962-05-21 9 In: Man who knows all about water KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A British water treatment expert. Mr R. W. Altken. arrived here yesterday to make an extensive tour of Malaya to Inspect a number of large and Important water treatment nlants for public water supplies *mon«t the olsnts he will vi'lt96 words
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Article24 1962-05-21 9 PENANG. Sun ThePei, an* Medical Practitioners Society will hold its annual dinner and dance at the E ■Tiid O Hotel next SattiTlm24 words
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Article, Illustration56 1962-05-21 9 "MISS PENANG" Rrenda Alvisse. 19-year-old housing estate agency secretary smiles happily as she receives congratulatory kisses from the runner-up. Mia* Grace Cheah (left) and Miss Pauline Au (third). Miss Alvls*e was crowned by last year's Miss Penang, Mlml Noordin. at the Rex Theatre56 words
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175 1962-05-21 9 DAVID LOOKS TO MALAYSIAN' UNION LINK-UP PENANG. Sunday. VIALAYAN trade union movement leaders should iT1 form a liaison committee to consider the possibility of establishing a Malaysia trade union congress. Mr. V. David, a Socialist Front M.P. and trade union leader, said today. "This is important for the co-ordination and175 words
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216 1962-05-21 9 'Exile? I'm visiting my wife's family' Azahari JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Inche A. M. Azahari. 33, Brunei nationalist, relaxed In his new Jalan Ngee Heng home today and explained awty his reported "exile." He arrived here last Sunday from Brunei and was reported by the Borneo Bulletin as saying that "I216 words
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Article34 1962-05-21 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— The Under-Becretary, Johore, Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohamed Tahlr, today opened a 10-day leadership course for 79 kampong headmen at the Johore Training Centre In BuKit Senyum near here.34 words
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Article36 1962-05-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Technical Association ot Malaya has decided to award a bursary to a deserving student at the Technical College from its scholarship fund for iVs year. it was stated here today.36 words
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Article, Illustration203 1962-05-21 9 BACK HOME AFTER 31 YEARS —BUT ONLY FOR A SHORT WHILE SINGAPORE. Sun. After spending 31 years away from home. John Henry Pattinson. now an accountant with a commercial firm in London, returned to Singapore to be with his mother on her 64th birthday earlier this month. Mr. Pattinson. 45,203 words
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Article40 1962-05-21 9 SINGAPORE. Sun Ani Quee Seng, 30. and Ng Tay Wan. nine, were drowned while swimming today. Ang was drowned in the sea off Paslr Ris while Ng died shortly after being rescued at Paslr Laba off Jurong.40 words
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Article29 1962-05-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The annual meeting of the Kuala Lumpur branch of the Malayan Indian Congress will be held next Sunday In t.h<UMNO buildine in Batu Road29 words
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152 1962-05-21 9 rpELUK ANSON. Sun.— x Mr. K. Ramaaamy, the sole People's Progressive Party member of the town council here, has received a note threatening his life for speaking against pintables at its meeting here last week. The letter was typewritten and us envelope bore a152 words
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Article, Illustration172 1962-05-21 9 KUALA LL'MPI'R. Sun. It was a busy day today for Inche Omar bin Slnian Malaya's Olympic cook. With a battery of cooks and scores of helpers. Inche Omar supervised the preparation of food in the compound of the Istana Negara for the 3.000 guests Invited to172 words
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Article112 1962-05-21 9 Malayan Navy wants officers I£UALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Royal Malayan Navy wants officers for regular commissions and also short service commissions for its expanding fleet. The regular commission offers full raretT up to the age of 45. Short service commissions will be for five years but extendable ud to ten112 words
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Article61 1962-05-21 9 PENANG. Sun. The Commander-in Chief, Far East Al r Force. Air ViceMarshal Sir Anthony Selway, will visit R.A.A.F. Butterworth tomorrow to present the Gloucester Cup to the 2 (Bomber) Squadron. K.A.A.F. The trophy, presented by the Duke of Gloucester when he was Governor General of Australia, is61 words
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Article168 1962-05-21 9 OINGAPORE. Sun Tne United People's Party yesterday warned the peoplo of Singapore against "the growing possibility of ri second Korea developing next to our doors N In a statement slssned by the party's chairman Mr. Ong Ens Guan. the U.P.P. called upon the people to168 words
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Advertisement38 1962-05-21 9 Sunkist Oranges for health BEST FOR .JUICE BEST FOR REFRESHMENT All Sunkist oranges are fat with juice, packed with tan<>y refreshment. Enjoy some today. lr C«Mora.»^An»a«a IPMNf owood c«r« Mr katiai •'i»>n.»> m iha lortaw la im wort*.38 words
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Miscellaneous450 1962-05-21 9 pAf\|f\ Cmr ADrtDP o! Harmony: 10 00 Family Bio- 1.40 Newitalk Inl rlurie: 2.00 r ulu Olli««runt scope: 10.10 Tlm« To Remem- Clow Down; 5.00 Time Signal SHOKTWAYE m.rvki: ber: 11.00 W»lu Time: 11.30 The News; 505 In Latin Mood. SERVICE 41 mrtrn Invitation To Dream: 12 00 Clone 5.30450 words
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136 1962-05-21 10 Entries still come in for that Miss K.L. contest I{UALA LUMPUR. Sun. 1Y More than 20 beauties will compete for the "Miss Kuala Lumpur" title at the Federal Theatre here on Wednesday. The winner will then compete with 20 other beauties from throughout the Federation for the "Miss Malaya' title136 words
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Article, Illustration46 1962-05-21 10 TWO GIRLS performing a folk dance over poles at the Stadium Negara in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night. A concert of international folk dances was held to raise funds for the Selangor Cirl Guides Association. Straits Times picture.46 words
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369 1962-05-21 10 Heah comes home for the last time PENANG. Sunday VtULTI-MILLIONAIRE Mr. Heah Joo Seang was ITI officially proclaimed dead last night, one hour after his body, flown from London in an oaken coffin, had been taken into his mansion in MacAlister Road. The announcement ol Mr. Heahs death was made369 words
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Article50 1962-05-21 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Malayalee Catholic Welfare Society is appealing to members who promised donations for a $20,000 chapel to be built here to pay up. The annual report of tlv society says that of the $11.--000 promsed only 56.500 had been collected so far.50 words
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Article14 1962-05-21 10 KUCHIN G. Sun The police here today started a road safety campaign.14 words
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134 1962-05-21 10 pENANG. Sun. A 13-man delegation from the United Party of North Borneo will meet Penang MCA officials on Tuesday. The party comprising Messrs C.A.V. Lingam, Francis Ho. Tan Teck Bak. Chin Yuen Tung. Kwan Yui Ming, Tan Tze Shu. Mark Pang. T. M. Luk, William134 words
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Article61 1962-05-21 10 KUCHING. Sun—Sarawak Shell Oilfields Ltd. has awarded university 'scholarships to two local students. Dennis Khoo and Kit Eeng Khlm. both of Kuching. Mr Khoo has left for Kuala Lumpur to take a four-year course in mechanical engineering at th* University of Malaya. Mr. Kit is now61 words
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Advertisement80 1962-05-21 10 Serving Malaya and the World 1 j UNITED MALAYAN BANKING CORPORATION LTD. Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) Announce the opening of their KUALA DUNGUN BRANCH at Jalan Besar Kuala Dungun, State of Trengganu on Monday 2 1st May, 1962 Branches throughout Malaya and Singapore Correspondents in all Principal Cities80 words
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Advertisement167 1962-05-21 10 Altar f SuDtr Sh«v« f Sn<ooth Lotion. /D'^ Sh vt LI %cSM I PRO £T W^i,, I 'ELECTRIC Si t s m Enjoy the masculine freshness of I lyMcyfiice Even' Old Spice -product give* yoo a freshef kind of confidence in yourself— we call it Z Old Spice awareness; the167 words
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Advertisement1179 1962-05-21 11 'I tin United from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT :o H era's ti (Mln.)— Box it et*. extra DRILLERS REQUIRED experienced tn i..t. union BaMt tool drilling. Apply if uiiiideair with rt«-l»;].' ol i»ut expeBox A43AS S.T. (Spore). WANTED OUALIFIEO WOMAN Graduate teacher to trarher Biokxy and fcngllsa In Secondary Classci.1,179 words
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Advertisement876 1962-05-21 11 HOUSES m LAND FOR SALE 2f Word, ti (Min.}— Bom M et*. extra ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED, solidly built two-itorey terrace bouses In peaceful residential area of Slglap Road rented now at (257/. par month vacant possession If required. In September 1963 proximity to schools, markets, and bus-stops. Leans available. Farther particular*876 words
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Advertisement943 1962-05-21 11 MACHINERY M Word, ft (Mln.)— Bom tt aU. extra AIRCONDITIONINQ PLANTS, 15hp —Original price. 115.000/-. Belling at 14,000/- only. Original Condition, Apply Box Ss Maxwell Road. Singapore. WANTED TO PURCHASE 26 Word* U (Mln.)— Bom It et*. aatrm I ONE M.P.112/VRF Radio In work- Ing order; such as used by943 words
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Advertisement1290 1962-05-21 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Word, ti (Min.}— Boa It et*. extra PORO ZODIAC 1688 U.K. Slimline. 1 Karopaan owner, oaw whltewall ryree In faultlaaa condition. (4.400/--0.n.0. aaeoraa. MaJ. Thomas SSOI ezt. 338 or 4. Tangltn BUI (Spore). I*6o HILLMAN. 1051/59 Vaoxhall Victor, 19ST Vauzhall Wyvern, 1059 Ho Id en Diesel.1,290 words
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Article1027 1962-05-21 12 ALLINCTON KENNARD - Story of the pioneer immigrants ALLINCTON KENNARD IMMIGRANT LABOUR AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF MALAYA. By RJ. Jackion. (Goveranent Printer. Kuala Lumpur. $4) By J^EW Mala ya n writers in search of the great Malayan novel may find a vein of ".old in the story of the pioneer immigrants. The historians1,027 words
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Article248 1962-05-21 12 Siege of the Holy City THE FAITHFUL CITY. The Siege of Jerusalem, 1948. By Dor Joseph. (Hogarth Press. 355.) ROMAN sKetch books are always delightful, and about half of this one is of the familiar kind. Rambles with a well-in-formed foreign resident through some of the famous and some of248 words
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Article348 1962-05-21 12 COMMON SENSE ABOUT YOUNG OFFENDERS. By W. Dai id WilLs.(Gollancz !2.t. 6cL) CHILDHOOD AND, ADOLESCENCE. By J. A. Hadfield. {Pelican Book Ss.) FROM any discussion of the problem of delinquent youth two facts emrrßp. The less Intelligent child is more prone to get into348 words
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Advertisement273 1962-05-21 12 now flying ■"^^^SbvT^^^bbbbblb? .~«£9bb^^^ _^^bb^^ 3BBB\^^^^*aa«*^B^^ Ip* „—^^^BW"*^^^^^ CAfHSY You have never known service so sumptuous, so thoughtful! This is the fastest pjß^ 88. "Cathay Pacific's huge fleet of modern airliners operates through seventeea jet service through the Orient-with the most fabulous foods and wines aboard BTm I BT^ H273 words
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Miscellaneous97 1962-05-21 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 17. Yes, combined ops aie tnf ISS Tit T£ U V< 6 SX. 19 c&*jL?i?¥J^ to 9 Brazil river hoi»e la supreme 22. Wire suitably collet* U ot ifli. Rieat help f9V 10 Darling cricketer? t5». 24. Haui out of the avenue (5) 11. Prevail ihiougn97 words
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Miscellaneous166 1962-05-21 12 DOWN 1. Spontaneously moved, I prevent issues being confused (14). 2. Union make music with patient taie i 7). 3. The old man? No, rope What's its name? <9>. 4. Heraldic setting for a bedbug? (8). 6. Fan switch to vary as required (6). 6 Blaclc Friday? <3>. 7. Objective166 words
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Advertisement1363 1962-05-21 13 TR LIVERPOOL 8 WEST COAST UK. Out S'Dort Still P. S'Hi* Ptrant POITDORVS Mill im. Livtrttll. r -b»in Tatty MENESTHEUS Havrt, UvafQIII, GlattHW 6m May 21 May 24/28 May 38/31 DEMODOCOS A mout". L'RMI. R cm. Mo»g May 14 May 21 May 77/ 2 Hill NELEUS Liftraaal, G as(O« May1,363 words
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Advertisement1137 1962-05-21 13 w^ MeAUSTER dc CO., LTD. W Km TELi Hti *****. VgQ IfCXA bllbbmaw umi klavbmbm ldwb IONOOR. HAMBt'tG. ROTTERDAM. I LOS AHCELES. SAN FRANCISCO HAVRE a HULL SEATTLE. VANCOUVER A PORTLAND. CITY BF RIPOH Attittiig ca.gi^Ctitral a Saatt S*para P. $>tm Ptftng U/17M, 81M.,/IJM. n»i n rmn "p 0 p^.1,137 words
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Article1493 1962-05-21 14 Worried mood on Exchange From Our Market Correspondent THE large rises and falls in the tin price last week brought about by the uncertainty of American stockpile sale intentions kept the Malayan Stock Exchange last week in a confused and worried mood Operators, not knowing which way to turn, largely1,493 words
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Article59 1962-05-21 14 I/Ower Perak Rahman Hyd. Taiping Con. Rivrrvlew Duff Development Hembia Rubber Interim. Current pavmrnt 25. 6d.* \0 c c* 60^* m% 15% 50^ Date of payment June 13 June 9 June IS July 2 June 10 Total for year 100 "v 75% 50 c -25-'-50% Total for previous59 words
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Article1040 1962-05-21 14 rpHE tUte of shares on the ■L Malayan Stock Exchange show last busfnws to May 11 (A.) and la«t business stnee that date (B) With H and I standing lor Highest and Lowest buiiness this year to date were: mmnnu i »ie« Bncki 220 80 o'ds IX1,040 words
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Article401 1962-05-21 14 Heavy ups and downs on tin mart ONCE again the Straits Tin Price last week was wholly dominated by American policy regarding the disposal of its surplus stockpiled tin and violent rises and falls characterised the market. On Tuesday the price stood at $460.25 but on Wednesday fell to $451.50.401 words
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Article34 1962-05-21 14 Industrial* Tim: Oallar iuMih! Ml| It May 1» i in ;v .W.I VI ivi i« in i«> Jan. 1. IMS m iio. Ml) t. :"*t> 11 ttfl 18 May IVI ib34 words
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Article25 1962-05-21 14 tU'BBEK TIN (peril*.) (pwpicull May 14 «455.12<, 15 7»S eta. 54M.25 1C 7»<»eu. $451.50 17 79 rU. $439.37', IS 545€.62>, It $455.12 'i25 words
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Advertisement1094 1962-05-21 14 >^ KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA, LTDO.S.A. PaaUlc Atlamto «fc Crtst Lakes Scrvica EIA C1» CIA ETA (TA EIA S'tere P S'ram ri'imu l An«eiM h. for* namai Ci»»«inr "Vtailawt Mara" 27/ II May 22 Jim 1 Mly IS Jt)l* 22 July 31 Jaly Miti Mart' 11/13 MM 14 ISM IS Mly1,094 words
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Advertisement817 1962-05-21 14 I*°IoRIENTl LIIIES l ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHITRAL" Deports:— Penang I lth June 1962 Singapore ISth June 1962 for Hongkong 19th/21s* June, Japan 25th/29th Jane, Hongkong 3rd/6th July. Returns: Singapore 10th July 1962 Penong 13th July 1962 Faros from:— Penong from $926.00 Singapore from $883.00 LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION817 words
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Advertisement76 1962-05-21 14 STERLING COMMODITY FUND AppllcaUon Porm and full details available o» sending this coupon to* lh« Man«t*rt. P.O. 80. 90. Sf|aa«f, P.O. lei IM. KiMMa taMiptM P O Bo« 10. IpeN or P O 80. 277. Pamna). N am* iMI./Mn./Mi|il AMriax rnuSTtt TNI CMAKTEtID «ANC (MALAY* TRUSTIt LTD 3 IS 6276 words
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Article681 1962-05-21 15 STORE SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS rpHE following is a complete M. list of revised quotations issued by the Singapore section of the Malayan stock Exchange on Saturday. May 19. INDUSTRIALS lira. I.UU 8.8. Ptlrol 3»/- »i/KM. IruiUfi 6.UU t.«O Koustrad I.B^ Con [id Smtll lr IS'- 17/Or1». 4k .1 '•""•op j.Ti681 words
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Advertisement665 1962-05-21 15 KEPONG PLANTATIONS AUCTION SALE OF LIMITED VALUABLE SINGAPORE Incorporated :n the Federation PROPERTIES of Malaya v i o be beld at our taleroom NOTICE is hereby given tha: the On THURSDAY 2«b MAY. 1962 Fifth Annual Geueial Meeting of KEPONG PLANTATIONS, -3 F LIMITED will be held at the No.665 words
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Advertisement744 1962-05-21 15 NOTICES i THE FENANG TURF CLUB NOTICE NOTICE \r hereby gren. in accordance with Rule 6 or the Rules of t^e Ciub. thai the Committee propose to spend a sum estimated not to exceed $20 000 (or repairs to ihe covered nay. Grano Stand. PeiiMiig Race Course By Order of744 words
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Advertisement602 1962-05-21 15 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF 40 lots of Brand new. Mllttsr: Truck spare parts comprising Pistonr. Rings. Starter-Artnaturc Springs, Carburettors. Joint.' Yokes. Clutch pressure pin tee shafts, gears, etc.. etc. To be heM at 498. Pa.va Lebar Road junction o Jalan Aflli On Wednesday. '3rd May. 1962 at lU.M a.m. View602 words
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Advertisement422 1962-05-21 15 TENDERS NOTICE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE Tenders are invited for ihe purchase of the following used RAAF equipment: I Truck Jeep. Truck Van Radio Ti*ilor Refrigerator. Water Cooler. Autoclove Electric, tire Fighting Equipment, Fans Electric. Air Conditioner Unit. Record Player, Crockery, Matrehses. Carpets A Rugs. Scrap Brass. Scrap Metal. Used422 words
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Advertisement365 1962-05-21 15 TENDERS i TENDERS «it Invited for cater- ing in Ihe Canteen. Cochranr Road School. Kuala I umpui l:on. 1.7 BJ to 30.6.63. Tender? close al 12 noon on 11.6.62. Pull particulars; please apply to Liie lieadma&ier. CHAIRMAN. Board of Governor*. J.K.R. PAHANG TENDER NOTICE TENDERS trom Class C and above365 words
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Advertisement109 1962-05-21 15 Tbp efficiency at home with, a FACIT Portable Businessmen! You need a Faclt Portable at home for letters and reports you hadn't the time to write in the office. Elegant, modera design —sturdily constructed from the finest Swedish steel, the Facit PortaDie has ail the features of the f *a\109 words
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Article345 1962-05-21 16 CLAIM BY NEGRI IS DISPUTED Who are champs? awkward situation has arisen in the Malayan Hockey Federation's South Zone quadrangular tournament which ended here today. Singapore, according to the MHF. are the champions, but Negri Sembilan beat them 3-1 this morning in a replay ordered by345 words
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1148 1962-05-21 16 RECORD SECOND WKT STAND BY BECKETT, KEECH SINGAPORE. S v n. Don Beckett, the former Hong Kong allrounder, overshadowed all others in a day of surprises in the Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament today. He knocked uo an unbeaten 148 for Army in their drawn match asainst Singapore Cricket Club1,148 words
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146 1962-05-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. THE Football Referees' Association of Malaya will. from this year, run an instructors course for all referees in Malaya, i The Association, which held its annual general meeting today, decided to conduct the course In four zones in order to save expenses.146 words
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Article145 1962-05-21 16 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By Johore Bahru. Sun. There was no M.H.K. ofteial the quad.' The confusion arose when tlie )iKanis( rs. Johore H.A.. went ■«gain.st M.H.F. nilit.u th..r the ■qi:an' should Ix continued from where It was stopped by rain laxl month. The results then wrre tfalacca beat Joocre 3-2145 words
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Article79 1962-05-21 16 V:iNGAPORE. Si". {|„rk riders R .«B Un B\i.uawi „nd Kadir Hawaii won tbc Blntapore Amateur Cycling AaMxiatton'a 2.=>inile Uwo-upi time trial event held at the Buklt Timah course today. Their lime wa> lhr. 18.7 sec. T.'.e record pair ms Rohani Al and Amir Osman (1:61.1 1 followed79 words
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Article299 1962-05-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun—Malayan Davis Cup player S. A. Azman reached the semi-finals of the men's singles when he beat C. Kangendran 6-2. 6-0 in the Selangor lawn tennis championships at the Golf Club courts today. The championships resume next wteked. Be—lf: Men's single* qiuiiiriin.il* 3. A. Azman299 words
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Advertisement92 1962-05-21 16 l^B M M MB I a This fine family-size (5.3 cv. ft.) refrigerator H^F H I by Bosch of Germany has all these features:H B H B^«l extra-large freezer compartment with two I I ice-trays. 3 shelves (one adjustable), butter J^^r^^L-sL S compartment, and egg racks in door. REErRIGERA OR92 words
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Miscellaneous476 1962-05-21 16 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Pt.NAXG DIV. I: Pg. Indians v Tg Bungah Rangers: Pelandok v UMA (both matches at D. Kramat>. IPOH DIV. 1: Kilat v Cheng Wah -CAH grd.i; Div. 2: 1 Ourkhas v Pk River Hydro (Coronation grd Dir. 3: Railways RC v Tamil Youngsters (Jn. Abd-il Jalil>. S'GOR476 words
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1896 1962-05-21 17 Hattricks by Harbridge and Wilson SINGAPORE, Sunday JOCKEYS Lyall Harbridge and Johnny Wilson dominated today's racing at Bukit Timah, with a hattrick each. Johnny scored on Pietemel. a SI 14 outsider. Sandman and Jungle Orchid. Harbrid»cs winners were Cinerama 11. Evidence and1,896 words
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Article56 1962-05-21 17 TOTAL P00L:— 5134,170. 1ST No 34U92 1560.376) 2ND— No. *****9 ($30,188) 3RD No. *****8 ($16.771 STARTERS ($1,290 cichi: Nov *****8. *****9. *****0. *****1. *****9. *****9. *****7. *****3. *****0. *****7. *****1, *****8. *****3. CONSOLATION 51. 006 c»chi: Not. *****8. *****1. *****2. *****6, *****6. *****9. *****9. *****0. *****7. *****6.56 words
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Article95 1962-05-21 17 Preakness to Greek Money BALTIMORE. Sun. Greek Money won the Preakness Stakes here yartantay. Manuel Ycasa. rider ot Ridan. who Mulshed second, lodged an objection to »ne winner. The objection was overruled Roman Line was third in the 9U race, run at the Pimlico course Greek Money, mount (.1 J.Reuter - 95 words
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Article54 1962-05-21 17 NEWMARKET. Sun. Mr I M. Rocblmu s Barnegat. one-time second favourite fothe Epsom Oaks in ante-pos betting, finished last of nine runners in the Pretty Polly Stakes, run over 1' 4 miles henyesterday. Military Piekk won the race by threequarters of a length from Eutrippa. with Tue^da^ EveReuter - 54 words
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Article24 1962-05-21 17 Santiago. Bun. A team eh. >sen from Chile's World Cud footballers beat the German club Knrl.-ruhe 2-0 at Vina dol Mar yesterday.24 words
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Article69 1962-05-21 17 PARIS. Sun —The Stewards of the Societe d'Encourage ment. which controls hors* racing here, yesterday banned M. Francois Dupre's Abaco from raMne npnrilng an inluiry into doping. The Stewards announce.] that analysis of saliva made after Abaco won the Prix de la Jonchere at Longchamp on Apr.Reuter - 69 words
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262 1962-05-21 17 I ONDON. Sun. HudlJ dersfield gained revenue for their defeat by Wakefleld in the English Rugby League Challenge Cup final last week, when they won the League title at Bradford yesterday. They beat Wakefleld. 12-6 winners at Wembley last 'veek, 14-5 in yesterdaysReuter - 262 words
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Article111 1962-05-21 17 SYDNEY. Sun.— ReaulU of today's Australian soccer »che«: Victoria State League: Just 2 Will. liihm.i 2. Victoria Dir. 1 IN): Heidelber( 4 Florentlna NSW IN): Newcastle 3 Awaba W. Walliend 4 Cardiff Osanork 3 Mayfleld 1. L. Macqoari* 2 Wall vend 1. NSW Div. 1: Poionia 1111 words
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134 1962-05-21 17 SOCCER Sarawak girls in barefoot battle ETCHING, Sun. A women's soccer match was played high up on a Sarawak plateau last week at Long Semadn. Girls of Long Semado and Bah Kelalan battled barefoot with grim determination on a rough pilch at a height nearly 4.000 feet above sea level.134 words
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Article48 1962-05-21 17 NEW YORK. Sun. Casslus Clay, a contender for Floyd Patterson's world heavyweight title, kept his unbeaten record here last night by beating Billy Daniels In the seventh round. The referee stopped the scheduled 10-round fight when the 25-year-old Daniels sustained a cut eye— ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article171 1962-05-21 17 Italy qualify for q-f inals FLORENCE, Sun.— ltaly, beaten by Australia in last year's challenge round, qualified for the quarter-finals of the European zone of the Davis Cup when they gained a winning 3-0 lead over the Soviet Union in their secondround tie here yesterday. Italy, the zone champions, followedReuter - 171 words
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Article48 1962-05-21 17 JOHANNESBURG. Sun— Thousands of people lined the streets of the East Rand town cf Boksburg yesterday as Danny Blanchflower. captain of Tottenham Hotspur, was given a civic welcome. Danny is coaching the professional football leacue club at Bok&burg. about 25 miles from Johannesburg. Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article102 1962-05-21 17 SOUTHPORT, Sun.— A missed putt from four feet at the 16th cost Irish Ryder Cup player Christy O'Connor the clear lead in the third round of the Piccadilly professional golf tournament over the Hillside course here yesterday. The two-over-par six which O'Connor took at this dog-leg hole,Reuter - 102 words
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403 1962-05-21 17 Bowling feat by the W's of Northants LONDON, Sunday. VORTHAMPTONSHIRE seam bowlers Gordon Wil--11 liamson and Jim Watts shot Gloucestershire out for 63 yesterday in the best bowling feat of a day on which bowlers were generally in the ascendant Wtniamcnn hrm-llna in,. ifuuauioun, uuwiuifi unchanged, took five wickets foiReuter - 403 words
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Article64 1962-05-21 17 CINGAPORE. Sun. Six professional table tennis stars will play exhibition matches at the Happy World Stadium on June 8 and 9. They are Richard Bergmann of England, four times world champion, Mai Van of Vietnam. N. Fujll of Japan. Chou Lln-chen of Formosa. Len Cooper of64 words
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Article, Illustration95 1962-05-21 18 The Royal Wedding Bersanding Night For 100,000, their first glimpse of Princess Charming 's Prince MORE THAN 100,000 Malayans last night had their first glimpse ot the Royal Johore bridegroom, Tengku Suleiman, at the head of a glittering motorcade on his way to Istana Negara to join95 words
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Article, Illustration93 1962-05-21 18 THREE THOUSAND guests attended the Royal wedding buffet and the Bersanding ceremony of Tengku Suleiman and Sharitah Salwa at the Istana Negarn last night. Top picture shows Tun H. S. Lee, former Minister of Finance, and his wife, with Senator Dato Sir Clough Thuraisingham93 words
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Article95 1962-05-21 18 Peace hopes are up WASHINGTON. Sun. Hopes roue here last night lor peaceful M-ttle-nn'iii in Laos and in Moscow, Western diplomats be> li'vcd the crisis in the kingdom may be on the vane. In bom capital.* il was taken as .1 hopeful sign that there had been no furtherReuter - 95 words
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Article90 1962-05-21 18 Claim of 'Big victories' JAKARTA. Sun. The Wt I:; theatre command al cassar. in lebes, i:a- claimed biu sucn.vMv in righting the Dutch in \\v.-t New Guinea. The- command said that h: Fak F;ik. on the south coast of the island. Indonesian volunteers yesterday drove buck three companies olReuter - 90 words
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Article75 1962-05-21 18 4 women among 23 murdered ALGIERS. Sun. Twentythree people died ai ct at least seven were wound- pel In knife, gun and bomb attacks by the o.\s throughout Algeria yesterday. Eighteen of the dead, including !<mr women, a:id of the wounded, wimp Muslims. The OAS yesterday described tta rampaignReuter - 75 words
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