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Title Section19 1962-08-11 1 AVmAC.E DAILY CERTIFirn SALE EXfEEPS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 03619 words
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Article, Illustration319 1962-08-11 1 Subandrio off to New York in move for W. Irian's transfer to Indonesia To hold talks with Dutch JAKARTA, Fri. The Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, left here today for New York, where he will go into formal negotiations with the Netherlands representatives on the transfer of WestReuter; UPI - 319 words
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Article214 1962-08-11 1 SOBLEN: THE DEADLINE NEARS LONDON, Friday. FURTHER developments were expected tonight in the three-nation tussle over Dr. .Robert Soblen, convicted in America of spying for Russia. The mystery continued as to whether the Israeli airline El Al would comply with a British directive to fly Dr. Soblen to the UnitedReuter - 214 words
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Article65 1962-08-11 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. Nine bodies have been reported near the wreckage of a Royal Nepal Airlines Dakota founA five miles south-west of Dhorpatan in west Nepal. A Royal Nepal airline dakota has been missing since Aug. 1, with 10 people reported aboard, flying between Katamandu and New65 words
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Article53 1962-08-11 1 DRAGUIGNAN. French Riviera, Fri. More than 200 firefighters today fought a forest fire on a hillside near the Riviera resort of Sainte Maxime. The firefightlng headquarters reported that the rest of the fires near the coast in the last two days were either out orReuter - 53 words
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Article44 1962-08-11 1 LUBBOCK. Texas. Fri. A Santa Fe railway passenger train crashed into a car last night at a crossing 15 miles northwest of Lubbork. killing seven teenagers. One boy leapt from the car Just before the impact ana escaped. U. P I44 words
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506 1962-08-11 1 Marshall BACK FROM THE UNITED NATIONS predicts changes in citizen terms SINGAPORE, Fri. Important changes in the citizenship terms in the merger proposals are likely to be made, according to Mr. David Marshall, leader of the Workers' Party. Mr. Marshall, who returned from the United Nations last night said it506 words
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Article34 1962-08-11 1 LONDON. Fri. Patricia Marlowe, beautiful 26-year-old British actress and friend of show business stars, killed herself with sleeping tablets on Tuesday in her luxury West End home, an inquest decided today. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article86 1962-08-11 1 PERTH, Fri.— A 12-year-old 1 girl who posed in the nude for two boys who photographed her and sold the pictures to schoolmates was committed to the care of the Child Welfare Department for two years by a court. The boys, both aged 14, were committed to careReuter - 86 words
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Article415 1962-08-11 1 DRITAIN today scrapped a major defence weapon which has already cost £25 million to develop— the surface-to-surface guided missile Blue Water. The Defence Ministry said that in view of the increasing; numbers and i yield of tactical nuclear weapons which are and will inReuter - 415 words
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Article53 1962-08-11 1 WARRANT FOR BIDAULT PARIS. Fri. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Mr. Georges Bidault. former French Prime Minister, police said here today. According to French press reports Mr. Bidault Is head of a National Council of Resistance, a Rlghtwing organisation. The National Assembly lifted his Parliamentary ImmunityReuter - 53 words
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Article, Illustration175 1962-08-11 1 Bhumibol: Varsity 'no* to degree request KING HAS NO 'DISTINGUISHED EMINENCE IN LEARNING' /CANBERRA, Fri. The Australian National University has rejected a request that it should confer an honorary degree on King Bhumibol of Thailand. A university spokesman said today that "the university, for reasons which have been conveyed toReuter - 175 words
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Article38 1962-08-11 1 HONG KONG. Prl. Chinese archaeologists have discovered ingot bronze, clay moulds and tools in a 2,000--year-old casting workship In the Houma area of southern Shansi province, in North China, according to' New China news agency. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article188 1962-08-11 1 (GENEVA, Fri.— Russia x today rejected the United States plan for progressive zonal inspection of disarmament. Mr. Valerian Zorin. the Soviet delegate, said the plan was "not only unacceptable but dangerous." immediately after the United States had made its first detailed explanation to the disarmament conference.Reuter - 188 words
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Advertisement70 1962-08-11 1 Tuck Cheong, 441, North Bridge Rood, Sj^g^-W Singapore. STOP PRESS 4 HURT IN CRASH MM.APORE. Sat. l»-> nvn jnd two womrn It wlii« h ran into MMMOon rtr.no near Lido Tln.it i ;n .i.m. taken hospn il, two of thrm striuu^iv hurt CMON SB m m mff IHSK*I mm ■V70 words
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FOREIGN NEWS DESK (1)
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Article300 1962-08-11 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States informed the United Nations of measures it was prepared yesterday to take to "encourage the peaceful reintegration of Katanga in the rest of the Congo," a State Department spokesman said last night. U.S. officials said a report handed to the300 words
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Article145 1962-08-11 2 An old wives' tale? Oh no PHILADELPHIA, Frl. The next time someone says it is going to rain because his corns hurt or he can feel it in his bones, don't dismiss his predictions as an old wives' tale Experiments at the University Hospital of Pennsylvania during the past 18Reuter - 145 words
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Article130 1962-08-11 2 FULDA, (West Germany), Friday. A 20-YEAR-OLD East German soldier yesterday crashed a heavy artillery-towing vehicle through the fortified border into West Germany near here after scattering a machine-gun post, West German Frontier Police reported. The refugee, who was helping to strengthen the Communist border fortifications,Reuter - 130 words
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Article32 1962-08-11 2 PORT WILLIAM, (Ontario), iri. A Fort William disc jockey. Gary Parkhill, collapsed on Wednesday night alter 65 hours and 28 minutes of non-stop broadcasting. He was taken to hospital.32 words
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Article33 1962-08-11 2 THE cat can ■be a real »ic», bur how many people h.ivc a car ride when they jolly well ought to A walk 7 the Rev. Oeorge Cutcher. vicar of St. James. Hatcham,33 words
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Article, Illustration128 1962-08-11 2 HIGHEST U.S. CIVILIAN AWARD FOR DR. KELSEY WASHINGTON, Fri— Dr. Frances O. Kelsey (above), who rave the danger signal on the use of thalldomide tranquillisers by pregnant mothers, was awarded the President's Distinguished Service Medal esterday. It ia the Government's high •at civilian decoration. In LONDON, it was announced lastReuter - 128 words
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DATELINE HONG KONG
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717 1962-08-11 2 IT'S not cricket, not by 4 a long shot. For in Macao the ever popular sport of cricket fighting has Just started its twomonth season, but this year, It is under the sponsorship of a new gambling syndicate. The "sport" is mainly717 words
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Miscellaneous25 1962-08-11 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby ft. \^**iZ-^^*r C?€ize l "S fpsßpecr, i'll) to twb wSSt tmmj i— tHC*i/aCfJ Sift 5441 TAI^C TiiPjU I YOU Qfltf >-^25 words
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Article, Illustration85 1962-08-11 3 I AOTIAN Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma runs into some interference at Vientiane airport as he tries to greet the Nationalist Chinese ambassador Hun Li-wu (laughing, right) on his return to Laos from the United States. Seeing Prince Phouma approach the ambassador, two Red Chinese converged uponUPI - 85 words
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Article74 1962-08-11 3 Race row in London suburb LONDON. Frl— A fight between 150 white and coloured youths broke out In the north-west London suburb of Harlesden last night. The fight which began at a fun fair inside a park between a white and coloured youth quickly spread. Police in five patrol carsReuter - 74 words
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Article219 1962-08-11 3 ROME: Fire gutted the top floor of the 208-room Hotel De La Villa In the heart of Rome last night. There were no casualties. MANILA: The Philippine Civil Aeronautics Board has decided to allow BO AC aircraft to fly over Philippine territory without landing except in cases219 words
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Article21 1962-08-11 3 ALGIERS, Frl.— Campaigning for independent Algeria's first Parliament will open here next Wednesday, the Provisional Executive announced yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article19 1962-08-11 3 LONDON, Fri. Sir Laurence Olivier was named yesterday the first director of Britain's new National Theatre.— U.P.l.19 words
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170 1962-08-11 3 NEW YORK, Friday. I T THANT, acting U.N. Secretary-General, will open an inquiry into Soviet charges of improper conduct by two senior Western secretariat officials, it was announced yesterday. Mr. Constantln Stavropoulos. U.N. legal counsel, said "very serious Innuendoes" had been made againstReuter - 170 words
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148 1962-08-11 3 $636,000 grant to train Asian newsmen YEW YORK. Fri —The 11 Rockefeller Foundation today announced a U*****,000 ($636,000) grant to the International Press Institute to assist the institute's workshop seminars for Asian newsmen. The Foundation said the sum Is Intended to support partly this programme over the next three yearsReuter; UPI - 148 words
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Article36 1962-08-11 3 LONDON, Fri.— Mr. Richard Collard, Conservative and National-Liberal M.P.. who was an outspoken opponent of Britain joining the European Common Market, died suddenly at his home near here yesterday. He was 50. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article31 1962-08-11 3 GENEVA. Fri. The Soviet Union yesterday rejected new American proposals for policing a nuclear test ban agreement as "a slightly dolled up presentation of the old American position." Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article159 1962-08-11 3 fOLOMBO, Frl. Ceylon's v> Finance Minister, Mr. Felix Dias Bandaranaike, has told British representatives here that his Government intends to be fair to all with interests In the island in its moves to Improve its balance of payments. The Minister was opening negotiations yesterday withReuter - 159 words
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Article77 1962-08-11 3 BONNEVILLE FLATS. (Utah). Frl. A Jetpowered car lost a front wheel at 331 miles an hour during an attempt on the world land speed record here yesterday. The driver. Dr. Nathan OsUch. 52, of Los Angeles, escaped injury The car. powered by a Jet engineReuter - 77 words
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246 1962-08-11 3 Rice crops fail again in Red China HONG KONG, Friday. jyROUGHT and insect pests have adversely affected rice crops in various parts of China, Radio Peking reports indicated last night. One broadcast described some rice crops in the SouthWest province of Kwelchow as "total failures" and said the areas haaReuter - 246 words
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Article91 1962-08-11 3 75 VIET CONG DIE IN RAID ON FORT SAIGON, Fri.— An estimated 75 Viet Cone; died on Tuesday in an unsuccessful attempt to capture a Government fort in Darlac Province, near th* Cambodian border. Amercan military sources said yesterday. About 300 Communists attacked the fort usinr "human wave" tactics. IgnoringUPI - 91 words
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Article38 1962-08-11 3 MOSCOW Fri. Mr. Sergeo Nemchina. 50. has been appointed Soviet Ambassador to the Congo (Leopoldvllle), the Soviet news agency Tass reports. The Congo severed diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union In September 1960. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Advertisement187 1962-08-11 3 CAROL HAS COME LATEST ADDITION TO THE MAZDA FAMILY The Distinctive Mini Car, in the fashionable cliff-cut style, compact yet roomy small but strong sturdy and stylish. The first 360 c.c. class car with an aluminium alloy water-cooled 4-cylinder engine, for lightness, strength and efficiency. Four wheel independent torsion rubber187 words
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Advertisement179 1962-08-11 3 WORLD FAMOUS PIANO ACCORDIONS (Complete with Carrying Case) satisfy all Accordion Players Student 12 25 Keys 12 Boss $135.00 Student 24 25 Keys 24 Boss 150.00 Student 32 25 Keys 32 Boss 175.00 Contore 49 34 Keys 48 Boss 275.00 Contore 72 34 Keys 72 Boss 300.00 Contore 83 34179 words
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Advertisement123 1962-08-11 4 DJAKARTA :J^^V^ p|^B <; Ml IN JET-PROP COMFORT MALAYAN m^W' mK^- Vl AlmaMr /I 5 W SILAKAN NAIK Yes you really are i ll* WELCOME ABOARD when you fly 1 MALAYAN AIRWAYS. Nancy Liew, Miss Singapore 1962 and Brenda Alvisse, Miss Malaya 1962 are your hostesses. .*> -^t 'f V123 words
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Article, Illustration458 1962-08-11 5 All students welcome at Ngee Ann College REAL ESTATE KONGSI MOVES INTO EDUCATION r fHE Ngee Ann College, Singapore's latest institution of higher learning, will be ready to take in students by March next year. Millionaire banker Mr. Lien Ylng Chow, head of the 11 -member board of governors of458 words
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Article, Illustration66 1962-08-11 5 ROCKEFELLER GRANT FOR VIRUS STUDY NEW YORK. Fri. The Rockefeller Foundation has made a erant of $78,716 to the University of Singapore for the development of an expanding research programme in virus diseases. The grant is to be spread over five years. The programme is under the direction of Dr.66 words
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Article, Illustration125 1962-08-11 5 Visit abroad —and a query about local beauty queens SINGAPORE. Fri.— A Singapore beautician, Mrs. Rosalie Hernon (above) will leave for a three-month tour of Europe on Sunday and during her trip she might find the answer to the question why have local girls never got Into the finals of125 words
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Article35 1962-08-11 5 IPOH. Fri. The Raja Permalsuri Agong today visited the Women's Vocational Training Institute (Sekolah Latehan Wanlta) here. During a one-hour tour Her Majesty saw some of the 120 women and girls at work.35 words
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170 1962-08-11 5 FENANG, Friday. fA'AFAR bin Hassan, assistant manager of the United Press Co., in Dato Kramat Road, was today acquitted on a charge of possessing an extract from a prohibited publication, "Berapa Mutiara Yang Bagus Lagi Indeh (Quantity of Beautiful Pearls)." The First Magistrate, Mr. Ng170 words
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86 1962-08-11 5 THE TRUE STORY OF MARILYN MONROE'S DEATH THE true story of Marilyn Monroe's death is a story of murder the murder of integrity in the monstrous world of Hollywood ballyhoo. In Miss Monroe's death there are, therefore, elements of true tragedy. This tragedy is examined in "What killed Marilyn" in86 words
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98 1962-08-11 5 In the MALAY MAIL, the Richard Burton Story FEW recent events have received as much publicity as Richard Burton's relationship with Elizabeth Taylor. It captured news headlines around the world. And gossip gained strength when Burton confessed to the Press that Miss Taylor was "beautiful, more beautiful than ever." It98 words
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Article50 1962-08-11 5 PENANG, Fri. Penang Umno division will hold a nine-night "Pesta-Merdeka" at Lorong Kulit to celebrate the fifth anniversary of Merdeka and the success of the Malaysia talks. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has been invited to open the festivities at 8 p.m. on Sept. 7.50 words
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Article48 1962-08-11 5 SEREMBAN. Fri. Serem ban Rotary Club will entertain two Canadian exchange studdents for two days. They will be taken sightseeing, attend a dinner and dance and a Ceylonese wedding. The students. Miss Norma Rusa and Miss Elizabeth Kozaklewlcz will arrive here on Aug. 19.48 words
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Article29 1962-08-11 5 PENANG. Fri. Convicted for the 24th time. Ibrahim bin Abdullah, a 56-year-old handcart puller, was jailed today for two years for possessing seven packets of Indian hemp.29 words
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67 1962-08-11 5 KUCHING, Fri. A new leftist political party will be formed soon in Umbang, where a Malay faction prefers Brunei sovereignty. This will be the seventh party in the area and will be named Parti Persatuan Ra'ayat Insaf Sarawak (Progressive People's Party). It will67 words
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258 1962-08-11 5 CINGAPORE, Fri. A milestone in Singapore Muslim welfare history will be reached soon when the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, opens a Muslim boys orphanage in the city. The $200,000 Darul Ihsan (or Benevolent Home) was today described as a "splendid example of Government258 words
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Article51 1962-08-11 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. About 290 graduands from professional, technician and craft courses in the Singapore Polytechnic will receive their prizes and diplomas at the Institute's graduation ceremony at Victoria Theatre on Thursday at 2.30 p.m. This year's graduands include the first batch of professional engineering students to51 words
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154 1962-08-11 5 MINISTERS EXPLAIN MALAYSIA IN BORNEO KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, and the Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, fly to Kuching on Aug. 19 for a flve-day tour of Sarawak and North Borneo. Both ministers will be accompanied by their wives. Mr. Tan told the154 words
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64 1962-08-11 5 A 'SELF HELP' ROAD BY 50 VILLAGERS BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fri.— About 50 villagers are taking cart in the construction of two culverts and a laterite road at Mengkuang Titi. about five miles from here. The villagers will continue working on the projects until they are completed next week. The State64 words
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Article27 1962-08-11 5 SEREMBAN. Fri. Three masked thugs robbed a Birch Road coffee-shop proprietor. Mr. Wong Slew Hien. 63. of $1,000 in cash at dagger point early today.27 words
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Advertisement41 1962-08-11 5 QURESHI'S CARPETS SINGAPORE'S LEADING CARPET EMPORIUI are pleased to announce the OPENING of enlarged premises TODAY. now at 35 37 Orchard Road OPPOSITE MacDONALD HOUSE CALL SEE THE FINEST RANCE OF PERSIAN, BOKHARA, PAKISTAN, CHINESE, INDIAN CONTINENTAL CARPETS RUCS IN SINCAPORE.41 words
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Advertisement196 1962-08-11 5 AIR-CONDITIONED OtPART MENTAL SI ORE. 4%mmmmm "I I presents 'THE LATEST I IN FASHIONS" to be held at I their premises Ist. floor, 72/74, High Street, Singapore. f TO-DAY at 3 p.m. SHARP. j! •I Models from the m ;l "SINGAPORE MODEL ACADEMY" I ALL ME WELCOME. ENG AUN PARK196 words
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Article60 1962-08-11 6 More inquiry centres SINGAPORE. Fri. Two more inquiry centres will be opened from tomorrow at Kreta Ayer and Siglap community centres for persons who have not received their poll cards for the referendum. Inquiry times are from 2.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. All the centres with increased staff will be60 words
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Article317 1962-08-11 6 JOHORE WILL STAGE BEST EVER CELEBRATION JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Johore will hold its biggest-ever celebrations in honour of Prophet Mohamed's birthday on Sunday. Mass prayer rallies and processions followed by floats have been drawn up in every town under the personal supervision of the president317 words
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145 1962-08-11 6 SINGAPORE, Frl. About two months ago, Halimah binte Ahmad, laid a complaint in court, alleging that her neighbour, a married man, had embraced her before his wife. Today, when her summons case was heard In the Tenth Magistrate's Court, Halimah told a different story.145 words
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Article, Illustration228 1962-08-11 6 FIFTEEN STUDENTS OFF TO SEE THE FAMOUS DYAK LONG-HOUSES Contest winners leave on prize trip to Borneo SINGAPORE, Friday. iniFTEEN Singapore secondary school students who left for the Borneo territories today had one common desire to see the famed Dyak long-house. The students, essay contest winners of the weeklong trip228 words
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Article29 1962-08-11 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Indian Film Society will hold its annual general meeting at the Ghandhi Memorial Hall in Race Course Road at 9.30 a.m. on Sunday.29 words
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176 1962-08-11 6 COURT TOLD OF ARMED HOLD-UP BID BY 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Three youths were today committed to stand trial in the High Court by Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, the Ninth Magistrate, for attempted armed robbery. A preliminary Inquiry was told that the youths Llm Mum 800. Teo Kow Kla and Llm176 words
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Article75 1962-08-11 6 Children's Society gets $200 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Children's Bociety was today presented with a donation of $200) from the Auckland branch of the English Speaking Union of the Commonwealth. The presentation of the cheque was made at an executive committee meeting of the society at Nassim Road by Mr.75 words
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Advertisement112 1962-08-11 6 CATHAY y^T J HOTEL I I DINING ROOM (>"^ I SPECIAL 1 MJMCHKOM .TODAY 1 SUMMER SOUP I /CHICKEN PAPRIKA With Noodla I PINEAPPLE PUDDING CHEESE WANTED DEALERS IN MALAYSIA FOR FAMOUS FLEXY Car Washers NOW HERI AT LAST A SIMPLE EFFORTLESS BRUSH FOR YOU TO KEEP YOUR CAR SPOTLISSLY112 words
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Miscellaneous317 1962-08-11 6 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following is today's sche- p.m.; from Kuchlnr/ (ML 471) x dule of civil aircraft move- 4.15 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur menu at Paya Lebar airport, (ML 173) 8.45 p.m.; from Pensnmapore: aog (ML 151) 9 p.m ARRIVALS nepAK.TTixrR BOAC: From London, Rome. DBFAK.TUBES Beirut.317 words
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Article, Illustration1732 1962-08-11 7 Cherwell: The adder at Churchill's right hand RENOWNED FOR HIS RUDENESS, OVERBEARING MANNER, LINDEMANN WAS HOWEVER A GENIUS CHIEF of the legendary scientific "I>otlins" whose ideas did much to aid the Allied cause in World War 11, was an aloof, rude and highly-ec-centric Oxford prolessor whom Winston Churchm raised to1,732 words
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Advertisement371 1962-08-11 7 "The Minolta SR-1 succeeded in accomplishing what the designers intended: a high level of performance and dependability at a price which can almost be termed ridiculously low for an instrument of this calibre." from Camera 35, a U.S. Camera publication EXPOSURE METER: (Seleni. VIEWING SYSTEM: Singleum "One of the most371 words
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Article257 1962-08-11 8 Socialist Front's five leave before vote MALACCA, Friday. five Socialist Front councillors left a special meeting of the Malacca Municipal Council this morning before it voted on a proposal to recommend the termination of the municipal secretary's services. The municipal president, Mr. G. Mariappan (Alliance),257 words
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Article, Illustration43 1962-08-11 8 MR. and Mrs. Terrence Jayatilaka, cutting their wedding cake at the Hotel Merlin in Kuala Lumpur. The bride was Miss Beatrice Ratnaike, a teacher at the La Salle School, Peel Road. The b-^sroom is a teacher in Johore Bahru.43 words
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Article49 1962-08-11 8 PENANG. Fri.— Miss Tan Whel San, a Singapore artist who specialises in orchid painting, is to hold an exhibition at the Hui Aun association at Magazine Road next week. The Penang M.C.A. president, Mr. Saw Seng Kew will open the exhibition at 4.30 p.m. on Wednesday.49 words
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Article89 1962-08-11 8 Singapore looks out for cholera OINGAPORE, Fri—Singa*3 pore health authorities have taken precautionary measures against people coming here from cholera affected ireas. According to u»e World Health Organisation weekly Epldemiologlcal Record for the period July 15 to Aug. 2. certain areas in China, Formosa, India. Pakistan. Indonesia and the Philippines89 words
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Article49 1962-08-11 8 PENANO, Frl. Abdul Kadlr bin Rawther, 50. today went to Jail for five days because he could not pay a $25 fine for behaving In a disorderly manner at the Central Police Station. Kadir, the prosecution said, was found drunk and incapable last night.49 words
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Article56 1962-08-11 8 RAWANG, Fri.— A man was killed and three others were seriously injured when two lorries collided head-on at 15i milestone Kuala LumpurIpoh Road today. The driver of one of the lorries, Teja Singh, 26, died on the spot. His attendant and the driver and attendant at56 words
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144 1962-08-11 8 ¥>ORT SWETTENHAM, Fri. The Pulau Ketam Fishermen's Association will meet soon to discuss the danger of its members being robbed and kidnapped by pirates and held by Indonesian gunboats. This follows an incident last Sunday when 40 fishermen in 20 boats were Intercepted by what144 words
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Miscellaneous195 1962-08-11 8 Alloy O*p By V. F. Hmmtlim !HEI2X£!', V-l" r*C| e>«wrT>«N6f amo heavenJ i i r oowt mur soMe Yp- BOYS RSHINGI f WHAT'S ONLY KMOWB WHAT >^^*V «S LXJVER VMSTINd /~IVE BROUGHT r THATS WHAT HE fSO WRONG OTHS? UNCMUZEO BUT,^ MV BOr3"nMe WITH /MY OOVSUPTO 1 4? OIO...MYN«CE i195 words
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309 1962-08-11 9 U-UALA LUMPUR, Fri A "proud policeman" in uniform punched a youth on the nose one morning, for no reason at all, then lodged a false report against the youth, it was alleged in a magistrate's court here today. P.C. Ismail bin Sidi,309 words
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162 1962-08-11 9 A chain of motels soon for Malaya From 808 LENTON PERTH, Fri. A chain of motels will be established in Malaya soon, financed and jointly owned by Malayan and Australian investors. i This was disclosed today by Mr. John Robinson, one of a three-man private trade mission to South-East Asia,Agencies - 162 words
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Article73 1962-08-11 9 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A panel of speakers, including sociologists, anthropologists and lecturers of the University of Singapore will participate in a forum on "should in*, aborigines of the Malayan *rtf Borneo territories be integrated with the Malays, at the university lecture theatre No. 3 at 8 p.m. on73 words
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Article215 1962-08-11 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday I IBRARIES in Malaya will benefit from a grant which has been made by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, a British charitable trust founded A sum of $85,000 has been made to the Library Association of Britain to send a trained librarian as215 words
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Article49 1962-08-11 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Three Malayans have been selected for study at the Ldaquat Medical College, Hyderabad and Dacca Medical College, in seats reserved by the Pakistan Government tor foreign students. They are Inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Haji Othman Tnche Shamsuddin Mohamed Tahir and Mr. Lee Phon Yong.49 words
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Article, Illustration111 1962-08-11 9 YUSQF, THE CINE ENTHUSIAST, AT NAVY EXERCISES JET bombers dived screaming, bombs came plunging down, guns thundered, warships manoeuvred to evade the silent, sinister torpedoes and the cine whirred. "The children will love to see all that on the screen," said the man behind the camera Inchc Ynsof bin Ishak.111 words
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Article59 1962-08-11 9 PENANG. Fri.— Cheah Phee Lim, managing proprietor of Sissons Store in Penang Road, was today fined $75 when he pleaded guilty to a charge of possing two toy revolvers without a licence on May 9. A salesman of Tai Meng and Co., Teoh Boon Leng, was59 words
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Article46 1962-08-11 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Industrial Arbitration Court will sit on Aug. 29 to renew a wage agreement reached betweeh the Singapore Manual a nld Mercantile Workers' Union and the Singapore United Rubber Plantations Ltd. The company has a staff of 134. mostly daily-paid.46 words
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Article28 1962-08-11 9 KLANG, Fri.— The Selangor Government Is to spend $50,--000 this year on 420 religious classes for 11,000 people attending adult education classes in the rural areas.28 words
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Article156 1962-08-11 9 I^UCHING, Fri. The iV North Borneo Chinese Association will submit a memorandum to the Government asking that English be made the country's national language and that eaual opportunities to develop culture and .education be accorded. This .step was agreed upon at a delegates' conference in Jesseltni).156 words
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Article336 1962-08-11 9 —A TRADE EXPERT'S PREDICTION THE outgoing Austra--1 1 a n Commercial Counsellor and Trade Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. K. W. Hoi berton, today predicted that Singapore would become the "economic hub" of Malaysia. He fully agreed with the Federation Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, that Singapore336 words
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Advertisement297 1962-08-11 9 "Every woman jjr^£j£^% can be I^2^" v? 1 i beautiful -™>IJA ...ELIZABETH ARDEn\ *%L mT apersoiuii »jU)ssai-; Jr and guicU Sa\ 1 radiance: t J N. a MMght-after quality ul the fuce; moil apparent JS^ hen thetkinis clear and well ra red tor; recommend- jj N y ed regime-- Elizabeth297 words
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Advertisement138 1962-08-11 9 No other refrigerator has all this for only NEW POWERFUL COMPRESSOR SYSTEM 4.3 CU. FT. CAPACITY 174 LB. CAPACITY FREEZER FULL-WIDTH CHILLER TRAY 27 CUBE ICE TRAY 8 SQ. FT. SHELF AREA INTERIOR LIGHT SALAD DRAWER NO-SLAM MAGNETIC DOOR BUTTER COMPARTMENT EGGS AND BOTTLE SPACE I ttifivißai New G.E.C. 4.3138 words
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Article75 1962-08-11 10 2t Horrft Hit (Minimum) MRS. CHIN FOOK SENC (SMS Chuah Caye Hoci aged 70. passed away at Ne. 174. Ayer Itam Road. Penans on V 62. She leaves behind four son*. Theaa Lok Thean Slew, Thean Huah. Choo Alk; Two daughters Slew Chrnx. chin Lin. Two sons-in-law L4m Peng75 words
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Article55 1962-08-11 10 21 Hersfs S/0 i Minimum) FAMILIES OF K M. Thomas and K M John thank for wreaths and attendances at funeral of latter a son. passed away 7.8.62. THE FAMILY OF the' late Mr. Tap Gim Eng nee Madam Tan Lian Neo wreaths, scrolls donations, assistance and attendance at55 words
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Article209 1962-08-11 10 J# H.ras Sit (Minimum) THE COCKPIT'S Java Rljsttafel It served every Saturday and Sunday lunch time COLD STORAGE SUPERMARKET Orchard Road and Blni;;ipore Branches will be closed on Monday 13th August. FITZPATRICK'S SUPERMARKET. Storea and Office will be cloned all day on Monday ■:tth Aukum (or Prophet Uohamed's Birthday209 words
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664 1962-08-11 10 The Straits Times Saturday. August 11, 1962. Problems Of Merger Within the framework of the Malaysian recommendations on which the Cobbold Commission was agreed there are still decisions to be reached of first importance for Sarawak and North Borneo. And there are a host of other questions, not all of664 words
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Article311 1962-08-11 10 The P.W.D.'f staff problems, to which reference was made again in Tun Razak's latest briefing session on the progress of national development, have long been known to be aerious. Last October the department announced that it was recruiting 51 engineers. 22 of them for the permanent establishment311 words
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Article243 1962-08-11 10 The resignations of the president, general secretary and assistant general secretary of the National Union of Cinema Workers ought not to be the end of the curious affair of the fraudulent letter. Addressed from the Union's office in Kuala Lumpur to the Press, as a statement for publication,243 words
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596 1962-08-11 10 As the delays pile up in Indonesia HONG KON*. Fri Local shortages of technician* which have caused delays ■in the U*****.5 million economic aid programme to Indonesia axe reported to be forcing the Soviet Union to consider giving its 400 technicians in that596 words
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1477 1962-08-11 10 Life is still sweet lor the sahib FOR the resident foreigner life in mdd c p tndent India is very different in many ways from what it was for the sahibs and memsahibs of the British Raj. But essentially their lives run on the same tracks as did their predecessors'1,477 words
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Article350 1962-08-11 10 Peter Ustinov - Peter Ustinov -by talking to LAURENCE MARKS LONDON, Fri— The best way to travel abroad, I thin*, is by car. It maKes you independent. My wife nates dying and I don t care for it myself. Planes remind me so much ot hospitals. They have the same air350 words
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Advertisement825 1962-08-11 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. M Hora* Sit (Minimum) BETWEEN TECK. eldmt o Mr and Mrs. Lav Chlap Khai. and Susanna, Lay Hee second do Mr. and Mrs. Chang Chuan Ku. on 11.8 02. it Worti $S I Mm.>— Box M eU. txtrt OOH TEH: Meng Kee, second son of Mr. and Mr*.825 words
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Advertisement102 1962-08-11 10 Technical Books Chemical Enetneeit' Heneaaek by Perry $JI.M -udeK New Mechanical Dictionary 21 00 Rod.o ana Tt1.v,,,.,, |n s i* l#af( < Reference leek jo 00 Tha Amateur Reai. Ha«4baafc 17 00 Television Product.. n Hondbo.k by Z.HI. 2J.7S The Technique af Televiaie*) Product. on ay Millerum 2100 The (■KVcl**««dio102 words
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Advertisement145 1962-08-11 10 I PY^ f\ C^ T JL fi changed... TO-DAY'S DESIGN s the LYNX This mcxltrn cistern It handsome, hyclenle. and afflclanl I In operatj on. It flush** at* touch, wlthaquletyat powerful l action. The sbell Is made of black Duranlte and tha KJticflshar»vphonmechanlsmofpolvthene— non-oorrwclln«. rustless, non-axlni and unbreakable. Coaformlnt* M145 words
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Article329 1962-08-11 11 Spate of new operators sparks drive on the 'lucky dip 9 that works with blank tickets SINGAPORE, Friday. pOLICE here are intensifying their efforts to smash the tikam tikam racket a game of chance, which is becoming increasingly popular here. The Police Secretary, Mr. Lim329 words
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Article45 1962-08-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The last two Twin Pioneer aircraft, ordered for the Royal Malayan Air Force recently, arrived here today They bring the R.M.A.F's total strength of such aircraft to 13. The two planes were flown out from Scotland by R.M.A.F personneL45 words
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103 1962-08-11 11 FOUR POLICE JUDGED BANKRUPT IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Fri. Four members of the police force were adjudicated bankrupt by Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today. They were P. Palanlsamy, Ismail bin Mohamed Wahid. Jaafar, bin Shafle and Goh Bee Wan. Their ranks were not given. PALANISAMY whose total liabilities103 words
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Article21 1962-08-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Selangor branch of the Malayan Indian Congress will hold its annual meeting on Sept 16.21 words
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164 1962-08-11 11 1/-UALA LUMPUR. Fri. A magistrate. Mr. Chan Slew Yoon, today told four women not to quarrel but to live peacefully without misunderstanding. Three of the T7omen were s housewife. A. A. Santanam 40, and her daughters. Agnise Mary, 20, and Annammah, 18 who were put164 words
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195 1962-08-11 11 HOMES: DECIDE BEFORE TUESDAY ORDER KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Squatters living In three areas of Kuala Lumpur have been given until next Tuesday to decide if they want to more into the new $18-S2o a month low-cost municipal flats at Sungei Best Road. If they refuse the Federal capital advisory board195 words
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Article24 1962-08-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Thieves broke into the house of Miss Rosemary Berger in Kenny Utara here, last night and stole $150 cash24 words
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Article, Illustration214 1962-08-11 11 MALAYAN TO STUDY AT HARVARD ON FORD GRANT jSelamat j I PROUD i SOF YOUR S S MALAY! I I KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— An Asian executive of Outhrle and Co. Ltd., here. Mr. Ananda Krlshnan. has been awarded a fellowship by Ford Foundation to study business administration at Harvard University.214 words
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187 1962-08-11 11 PAHANG'S 15-YEAR PLAN TO SPREAD LITERACY KUANTAN, Fri.— The Mentri Besar of Pahang, Dato Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Haji Abdullah, said today that the Government hoped to wipe out illiteracy in the State, by 1977. He said that about 154,000 people nearly half the State's population were illiterate. The187 words
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Article64 1962-08-11 11 IPOH, Fri.— The Raja diHilir of Perak. Raja Muw ibm Sultan Abdul Aziz, has resigned from his $12,000 a year Government Job as President of the Religious Affairs Department, Perak. His resignation follows his elevation to his present title of Raja di-Hillr, ($3,000 a month allowance),64 words
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Article61 1962-08-11 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. The United States Consul-Genera] n Singapore, Mr. Sam Oilstrap, today presented a collection of 300 text books, and supplementary reading ma i trials for American primary schools to the School of Education, University of Singapore. The books were received by Professor T. L Green61 words
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Article, Illustration118 1962-08-11 11 MISS LONDON AND Mr. ENGLAND TEAM UP FOB TOUR SINGAPORE. Frl. Pretty blonde Canadian act-ress-singer, Donna London (above), who claims to earn more than the British Prime Minister, Is here on a four-week singIng engagement at a local night-club Her manager. Mr. Paul England ("Our names are genuine they are118 words
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Article46 1962-08-11 11 SINGAPORE, Frl.— A visiting Indonesian trade union leader. Mr Wartomo Dwidjojuwono today held talks with local trade unionists. Among those he met were Mr. C. V. Devan Nalr. secretary of the National Workers pro-tern committee and leaders of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees.46 words
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Article24 1962-08-11 11 SINGAPORE, Frl. The promotion Of Rear-Admiral John Byng Frewen. Flag Officer, Second-ln-Command of the Far East Fleet, to Vice* Admiral was announced yesterday.24 words
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177 1962-08-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MALAYA is one of 48 countries which will take part in a world-wide postage stamp plan under a, "freedom from hunger" campaign. The campaign will bp launched by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations. A spokesman of the Ministry177 words
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Article35 1962-08-11 11 SINGAPORE. Frl The Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R3.1. Pates, today remanded Neo Wee Kee in connection with the murder of Tan Teng Chlow at Kampong Slrah yesterday. The case will be mentioned on Aug. 17.35 words
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145 1962-08-11 11 LIFE BEGINS TO CRAWL AT TURTLE HATCHERIES ON BEACH |£UALA LUMPUR, FrJ. Leathery turtles* the world's rarest turtle species. were hatched at Rantau a bang beach, about eight miles from Dungun, yesterday. They were the first turtles to be hatched this season in the hatchery of the Malayan Nature Society145 words
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Article39 1962-08-11 11 SINGAPORE. Frl— Abu bin Hajl Hussein, 27, with 11 convictions, was today Jailed for one year to be followed by another year's police supervision for misappropriating $20.65 entrusted to him by a boatman, A. Borhan. 51.39 words
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Article, Illustration107 1962-08-11 11 Leader of union accused of rioting (SINGAPORE. Fri. In a magistrate's court today Ho Toon Chin, better known as Ho Piao (above), general affairs secretary of the Singapore National Seamen's Union, was accused of rioting. Inspector G. Tolson told the court that Ho was a member oi an unlawful assembly107 words
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Article23 1962-08-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Seventeen drivers were summoned in June for ignoring the double white lines while overtaking in Bungsar Road here.23 words
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Advertisement142 1962-08-11 11 SMART o i nt?l?F\\7 More powerful The .^ports-car characteristics of the VOLVO 1228 L/Vdl ******6 have been turther accentuated by the incorporation ot a new. more powerful, economical and nilCllit'V particularly robust engine The surface-hardened m*ci.AH.j crankshaft is carried tn five main bearings to ensure quiet and fibration-free running The142 words
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Advertisement114 1962-08-11 11 For men who A^^o want to put their I Best Look forward r)ps. son f^l'\\ shirts y J f:J|L N in Schools, in Business, V^yjf just about everywhere you need JDOI\ \^B Ti I Also TROUSERS Modern Slim Smart they are cut on the modern slim lines from 100% DACRON114 words
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Miscellaneous501 1962-08-11 11 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORT WAVE REKVIrF SERVICE 41.7 metres ■HURT WAVE BEEVICE A.M 6.00 Time Signal. N«- M„, 41 metfet gara-ku News Headlines. 8.05 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE Morning Melodies, 7.00 Itendez- 47s metres vous With Music; 7.30 Time Signal. News; 7.35 Breakfast A.M. 0.00 Good Morning; 6.01501 words
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Article288 1962-08-11 12 IN reply to the letter from "Truth" (S.T. Aug. 6) I have to point out that the statement, "a family with a single breadwinner whose monthly income is, say $505, cannot apply for the board's accommodation," does not now apply for the registration <pf applications for288 words
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Article165 1962-08-11 12 I AM one of the many unfortunate residents around the locality of 2i milestone, Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur. My house where I live with my family is near the railway line. My children enjoy the sight of the trains passing by each day But165 words
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Article80 1962-08-11 12 THE dilatoriness of the Ministry of Education Is getting habitually out of hand. Several letters have appeared In the press complaining of the lateness of announcements, payments, etc. Now that the first academic term in the universities is over and the second term Is about to begin,80 words
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Article111 1962-08-11 12 mHERE is a vast difference X between a government or aided school and a private or Independent school You'd expect fair dealings from government and aided schools but not from the other. Paradoxically, just the opposite Is-the case. I have In the past few weeks answered111 words
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Article89 1962-08-11 12 IJ is regretful to note that the clock-tower in my town, Parit Buntar, does not seem to be of any use to anyone, the reason being that either each of the four faces shows a different time, or don't work at all. Even the lights of the tower89 words
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Article103 1962-08-11 12 DOES your correspondent "Angry" realise that he may be committing an offence by recording music, particularly from gramophone records. on to hi« tape recorder? It states quite clearly on every gramophone record "Unauthorised public performance broadcasting and copying of this record prohibited." This of103 words
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500 1962-08-11 12 The teacher exodus and what is behind it itfß. OGLE'S speech 1T on the mass exodus of trained teachers should have by now opened the eyes of the Education Ministry. It is THE tragedy in the history of Malayan education that the Ministry of Education could have the wool pulled500 words
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Article40 1962-08-11 12 CANNOT Radio Malaya give us something better than "Old Time Favourites," "Songs of Yesteryear," and "Memories of Yesterday"? After all. we listeners are paying $12 a year, let alone having to listen repeatedly to commercials. ATOMIC AGE Jpoh40 words
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Article29 1962-08-11 12 MAY I know whether It Is legal for a Federal citizen to have his identity card changed in any of the States of the Federation? CITIZEN Singapore29 words
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Advertisement294 1962-08-11 12 INTRODUCING "SING ALONG WITH CONNIE FRANCIS A BIG BIG JAR OF BRYLCREEM :f is given away Available from all record dealer* >^^T~rrt^-^y in Singapore, Malaya Borneo. Solo Distributor— CHIANG HUAT COMPANY 164, South BrM«e Road, Singapore. Tel:- *****. In t- ■V'^^bp^bJl Ibbbbbbl bbbvT I y^Sfc .jjfctlßy^BP)^:- ,jWft. hlbbbbV i have294 words
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Advertisement149 1962-08-11 12 ifov/t&t c&rf frt&f i/ow You can save for your future Save now at:— MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED (IncorDorated in the Federation of Malaval DON'T MISS the Redif fusion "Treasure Chest" programme (unless you really slip on a banana skin) at the Odeon Theatre, North Bridge Road, Singapore, 17th August, 1962. Enter149 words
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Miscellaneous289 1962-08-11 12 Straits Times Crossword 28b |Hf tßfl ■(■~~lHBj~~~~Hßf^l~~l ACROSS 7. Not a workmate (10). 1. Hide an M.P. in trouble for 9. "The roses, scent Is to producing hashish (6. 4>. him that loved the rose 8. The first victim of aggression (Thompson) (10). (4). 12. Foolishly loving, If taunted 10-289 words
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Advertisement864 1962-08-11 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT VACANCIES IN MUNICIPALITY OF IPOH. APPLICATIONS aro lnvltod from Federal Citizens and/or State Nationals tor the appointment ol a Court Officer In the Municipality of Ipon on the salary scale of $402 x 20 $582. 2 Candidates should poiimg the following qualifications: (1) Have passed In at least864 words
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Advertisement1048 1962-08-11 13 (Continue*] from Pn«« It) SITUATIONS VACANT IB Words %i (Hi».y—»»x it rts. astro ■OX ATM S.T. K.L. Position filled. Applicant* thanked. BOX ATBB B.T. K.L. Posilton flltaa. Applicants tnaaked. FITTER REQUIRED far KstAta tn PmhanK. Apply Bos ATM B.T. K.U WANTID AN EXPERIBNCBO slaJe Typut/Clerk. Only iood typist aee4 apply.1,048 words
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Advertisement1124 1962-08-11 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Words U <mh,.)—Box it tts. extra ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT. requited by BrlUsa Commercial Company In ■halinars. Poaltton offer* responsibility and aood prospects to innmaiful applicant who win preferably be an A.C.C.A.. A.sVA.. or A.C1.8-, and about M mia of ag*. BaJary (ally nommsnauiau wits exyorteuos and ooalifleationa. Writ*1,124 words
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Advertisement957 1962-08-11 13 OFFICE SPACE WANTID M Wmrds U r»Mn.>— IB cts. saara WANTED TO RINT 1.300 To 1.800 •q. fast for offlce centrally toasted. Reply P.O Box 1408 or Pbone (Spore) TBOto. GODOWN SPACE WANTED 10 P/srais SS (Him.)— Box Bt sts. sacra A COOOWN or Btwr* Is required immediately. Anyone willing957 words
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Advertisement1049 1962-08-11 13 TUITION Weed. M (Ml*.}— Box It Cts. SSfrs WORLD COMMERCIAL NEON Industry Institution Offers free tuition to students tn nuuablowing vacuum wark, letter banding, etc, further parucuiaia Apply P.O Bos SMI rUnganore. WANTED M Warm U (mtM.>—oUa Bt eta. extra APPROX SOO* 80..FT. ot Mas an squatters te Tlong Bantu1,049 words
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Advertisement1047 1962-08-11 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Wards $S (Ml*.)— Box It tts. sxtra USED DAUPMINIS and Holden* in excellent condition at attractive prices and terms. Other makes also available Progress Motor* Ltd.. Singapore MUST SILL!) 1960 N.B.U. scooter 100 m.p.g. electric starter. Superb condition. 35 50 only. Phone R2lO2 31 Kensington Park1,047 words
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Advertisement1021 1962-08-11 13 FOR SALE M Words SS (Mi*.)— Box It ets. astrs PANCV TROPICAL FISHES/QoM Fish Aquarium scctsscrlas avallahl* at TiO Way Yong A Sons, (Telok Ayer Market). Robinson Road, Spore. lei. *****. SUNDAY SPECIAL OFFER Hybrid Orchid seedling, 100 selected Cattleya Dendroblums, vandas Arandas, etc. $1 00 each. Corona Nursery Clsmentl1,021 words
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Advertisement529 1962-08-11 13 LADIES HAIRDRESSING it Words $i (Htm.) Box in tts. extra WMV NOI CALL Rom Beauty Salon? 137. Kllllaoy Road Spore (or roiir nairt*rnw Prlcas moderate MELINE CURTIS SUAVI H. rdrr*aiog and Conditioner flvrn hair that healthy-looking glow, prrvi-nis «tray wisps, rrlleves drynce*. TAILORING M Words $S (Mim.r—Boa IB ets. .if529 words
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Article, Illustration1656 1962-08-11 14 NEARLY 3,000 DIED IN THE CARNAGE THAT MARKED BATTLE IN THE PUNJAB ON the night of June 13, 1849, a weary and dispirited British army was falling back through the village of Chilianwalla in the Punjab after one of the most1,656 words
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Advertisement218 1962-08-11 14 o9t bß^h »w New combination radio-interphone for business and pleasure Office to reception room, kitchen as two radios and an interphone to dining room, building to build- system at the same time. Its traning the new TR-753 combina- sistorized, printed circuit guarantion radio and interphone saves tees long, trouble-free life.218 words
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Advertisement1509 1962-08-11 15 TO HVERPOOt I, WESI COASI It, 9 poXf tH M 9. W^tm% MflbW MEMNON Literpeet ra Pt/Toaay PAIROCIM lutrteel. OuDlin. 6la«0« S*" 42 Alg 11 A«f 14 II Aaf 17 lAERIES Hit .IMI, 1H«. OuO»i» >■ Ptrt Avg II AM 11/30 Aof 21 MARON Navit, li»er»»ei. CUtfe* AM II Am1,509 words
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Advertisement1353 1962-08-11 15 i t 0^ THE E. A. C. LINESSAIIINCS TO GENOA. IE HAVRE. HAMBURC. ItEMEH. AHTWEH, ROTTERDAM, AMSTEIBAM OSLO. COTNtNBUtt ANO COPENHA6IN. t'oora P. S'kaa Ptnaaf laftcrAll "hitunoia •at mm m ovsa am *m tm HWJ -OAUA a] U kmj t*3 a/ I sWi 1/ I loot \SOLT2ar -ulaniu" i) Mas1,353 words
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Advertisement1406 1962-08-11 15 memj^Mljime UPBtIS HRVICt It ION— HVtlPOtt A CONIItUHTAA, Wtit roan p roaot a HU»t M i peel. B'tMW, NOttarooa 011/AofiS Aaf 14/11 Am 11/20 NWTVIS I Set, A'aen. H'Burg 6'aioutl Atf 14/11 Aaf 11/11 Aat 3S/33 ■EMVOO) (M HOHf, L'OotJ. MOWt, M kro Aof »/U Aat S4/S0 Aao 10/ MNtJttANTEiJy1,406 words
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Advertisement1019 1962-08-11 15 V- McALISTER CO., LTD. Wto 7BL v m mm 13bW rMP^ ELLEStM ANLIN B 4k KLA VIM BS« LINK ton wmm -l| Ml^ l i l-Jll 14/17 Mi 18/10 AM MNOiniUJ London, mimm^ghmm. havmT s?g ,7--tfOCOUAAMj cm t# oajjusu oronxviui o*aara r rnt* -nmi_ P*aaaf 2J/20 in nm Aat a^siAoj1,019 words
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Article129 1962-08-11 16 August 10. Thr«« months (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) F. *N. 13 as. Roblnsoo S ets. K. Box 13 cts. Cold Store** 4id Breweries 2S eta. steamship 9 eta. 8. Darby 4«d. 8 Times 22 eta. W Jacks 10 cts. 3 Traders 23 eta. MININGS A. Am.il 2/- Pahang l/4f A.129 words
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Article123 1962-08-11 16 MELBOURNE, Prt GENERAL investment* and industrial shares followed yesterday's pattern with small movements around steady levels. Any moves were on Individual factors. CourUulds gained Bd. to 12s. on its report of profit recovery and higher dividend. La tee recovered 2d. to Is. 6d Oils and base metals closed123 words
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Article192 1962-08-11 16 SHIPS lying alenpald* tha Slnpaper* wharves teday are: Chantala 3S':<9. Nisael Maru 25 26 Sonic Be 21 '22. Ramon 23/24. Nara IS, Belra 46. Calcutta Maru 47, Bennacble 42/43, City of Victoria 8/8, Kant Sea N'W. 3 Gang Ann NW. S. Hoegh Cliff IX. Outer reads BanaicunKt,192 words
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Article121 1962-08-11 16 CHINESE Preduee Eiehange Stngaswrs noon price* per picul yeeterday: Coconut eil: bulk f 39 sellers, drum (42 Mllera Copra: Aukuxl S'.'H buyers, t2<(| sellers. Pepper: Muntok white »152j ssllera. Sarawak white SISO aellera. garbled Lamponit black Sll3 aellera. spactsJ Sarawak black Sll9 sellers. AST A Jl2!i Kellm. SViiapors121 words
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509 1962-08-11 16 From Our Market Correspondent MAIN Interest on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday appeared to be in industrials which were generally firm with selective improvements noted. Operators are now switching back again into industrials with the continued uncertainty surrounding 1 tin shares although something more509 words
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Article23 1962-08-11 16 Malayan Stock Indices An*. 9 Auk. 10 Industrials: 172.33 173.05 Tina: 265.85 267.11 5 rubber*: 173.18 173.18 Jan. 1 1958 100.23 words
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Article369 1962-08-11 16 (COMBINED business In the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Boustead (2,000) (1.71 ON, (1.68 ON. (2.000) (1.70 SM; Ounlops (500) (1.72 SL. (1.000) (1.71. (2.000) (1.73: East SmeltlnK (1.000) (2.70 SM: Fed.369 words
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Article36 1962-08-11 16 August 10. RIBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 74} cents (down three-eighths of a cent). X.1..: 742 cents (down three -eighths of a cent). TIN: 5423.50 (up 50 cents). Estimatrd unofficial offering 2*o tons (up 10 tons).36 words
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152 1962-08-11 16 Tin price shows gain: Rubber market lifeless »TiHE Straits Tin price yesterday gained 50 cents being $423.50 on a turnover of 270 tons which showed an increase of ten tons. It was the first time that the price had shown a rise for over a week. In London overnight three152 words
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Article275 1962-08-11 16 OPENING at Thursday's closing levels prices on the Federation Rubber Market were maintained of some short-covering of A must No. 1 Sheet. After the release of the noon prices, trade selling eased the market slightly, but turnover was still very small, and lower sheeU were neglected.275 words
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Article234 1962-08-11 16 AUGUST first grM* rubber buytrt f.».b. clewed at p.m. In Singapore yratenlay at 74 i ccnta per Ib.. down tbne-elgbthi of a cent on Tburadajr'a cloatng pnee. Tbc tone waa llfaleai. tC.C.n. A. closing pricea In centa per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R.B.S. prompt f.o.b. buyer* 741.234 words
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Article65 1962-08-11 16 ciatien made theae changes In Its rates to merchant* yesterday (all ratea to S1OO>: Sailing TT or OD ready: Belgian Francs ISl9t: Holland Guilder* 1171: Italian Lire ***** On the free exchange market In Heng Keng the U.S. dollar wan quoted at 5.73 for T.T. and 3.71 J.65 words
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Article727 1962-08-11 16 »THE August Bank Holix day restricted trading this week and business continued very quiet with turnover much reduced state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current Rubber Market Survey. Emphasis has been on August No. 1 RSS which has improved to one-eighth of a cent premium to727 words
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Advertisement1059 1962-08-11 16 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. O.S.A. Pacdf io, AUantto, Great Uktt Sarvlea El» tIA £1* tIA CU raon p. S'haa) H'tuia i. «n|*i*» n lorl ijw>tiaic '"■iktvt Mara" Mil M/ 1 St|l It Sit) MStat IS Oti M Ml SJ» ki.i Man" 21 22 Stp! 11 Oct 21 Oet II Nil1,059 words
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Advertisement681 1962-08-11 16 "TONG HOO" Sailing from Singapore to Djakarta ftx* 7 on 12th August 1962 tl the V 4th ASIAN GAMES <*w\ August 24th to September 4th. (PT^\ git^r»/\ contact your local agencies < \L^^. jEp* /or call at .CaaKa^Baaat^^S WESTOOUNO. EUROPE SERVICE Spore f Sham Ptnani Marseiiita, navrt, Ouatin. LOUOIMA ll681 words
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Advertisement208 1962-08-11 16 I I II I a»l "STEEL APPRENTICE" from U.S.A. The above vessel Is scheduled to arrive In Singapore on 13th August, k 1962 and will discharge cargo Malongside the Singapore Harbour Board Wharves. The General Survey will be held on 20th August, 1962. No other survey will be held. McALISTER208 words
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Article, Illustration46 1962-08-11 17 Mr. A. Santiago, 12, Road A, Loronj 2, Jalan Abdul Samar, Johore Bharu, and his daughters Mary. Santiagu and Theresa SanU_c u thank all friends and relatives for their wreaths, assistance and attendance at the funeral of Mrs. Roaelin Santiaeu en 4-8-62 at Johorr Bharu.46 words
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Advertisement1289 1962-08-11 17 i Companies under the general u r I M pl w k management of Messrs. Osborne Le thew Kueß and Chappel. ipoh tin ore outputs Madam Chan Wai Hiof for July, 1962. Picris The above two persons died on Gopeng Consolidated Ltd., tn» 7 th Ju^ ar| d would anyone1,289 words
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Advertisement834 1962-08-11 17 PUBUC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS The Employees Provident Fund Board invites applications from suitably qualified Federal ClUaens (ladles or gentlemen) for a post of Grade I Executive Officer at an all-in monthly salary of $900 by annual Increments of $50 to 81,150. There are no additions for cost of living, housing,834 words
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Advertisement785 1962-08-11 17 PUBUC APPOINTMENTS I COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, MALAYA Applications are L-.vited for he following posts at the College of Agriculture, Serdang, Selangor, from candidates having specialist qualifications In the following fields:— (a) Lecturer In Chemistry and Physics. (b) Lecturer In Animal Science and Animal Husbandry. (c) Lecturer in Economics and Farm785 words
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Advertisement779 1962-08-11 17 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BRUNEI GOVERNMENT VACANCIES IN THE AGRICI LTUKE DEPARTMENT applications are invited for the vacant posts listed below from persons who have the required qualifications and experience: (A) DRAINAGE IRRIGATION OFFICER 1 VACANCY. Qualifications: Candidate should possess 8.80. (Eng-) or be. Degree with at least 2 years of779 words
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Advertisement518 1962-08-11 17 TENDERS TENDERS from Approved Contractors will be received at the Public Works Department, High Street, Singapore In Tender Box No. 1 up to noon of the 7.9.82 for the Supply and Delivery ef Additional Pipes A Specials for Paya Lebar Sewage Panplng Mam. The project drawings may be seen, and518 words
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Advertisement369 1962-08-11 17 TENDERS PAHANG J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class 'D' and above registered J.K.R. Contractors will be received by Jurutera Negeri Pahang, Kuantan, up to 3 p.m. on 23-8-62 for Construction of Child Health Centre-cum-Clinic at Jalan Oambut, Kuantan. Full particulars may be obtained from Jurutera Kerja Kanan, Pahang Timor, Kuantan369 words
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Advertisement103 1962-08-11 17 EAGLE I I BRAND EA6LE BRAND MEDICATED OIL It's a medicine! It's a perfume too! Dual purpose product. The pioneer in fragrant medicated oils. Free gifts with every Purchase during the period of the Trade and Industries Fair ot the Great World. CHRISTMAS CARDS STOCK CLEARANCE SALE Special Discount 25103 words
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Article, Illustration948 1962-08-11 18 Norman Siebel - Jega out with sound reason Norman Siebel; ATHLETICS— By Ipoh, Friday rpHE FMAAU open meet's most eagerly awaited race, the 106 metres clash between Malayan sprint ace M. Jegathesan, Australian Peter Vasella and Pakistan's Asian Games record-holder Abdul Khaliq, all 10.4 sec men, will not take place on the IpohHarold Teo - 948 words
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148 1962-08-11 18 PAAA needs $3,500 to re-imburse visitors f POH, Fri. The Perak AAA A organising committee lor the current Malayan open invitation meet here urgently needs $3,500. The money is needed to reimburse the ten Australian competitors who accepted the invitation to compete in the meet at a personal cost of148 words
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Article88 1962-08-11 18 Row over extra swimmers gINGAPORE. Fri-The inciuslon of three additional swimmers two ulns and a boy— u> the Singapore Asian Games team sparked off a heated debate at the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association meeting last niffht. The additional swimmers are Vicky Chan (100 m butterfly stroke). Marny Jolly (200 m88 words
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Article356 1962-08-11 18 400 M: 1 K. Roche (A) 48.5: 2 A. Blue (Ai 49.2; 3 K. Selva- ratnam iM) 49.2: 4 A. Victor (M) 49 5; 5 Ralilm Ahmad iMi 49.8 6 A. Lazaroo iMi 51 6 3.000 M STEEPLECHASE: 1 Mubarlk Shah iPi 9:8.6; 2 A. Letchumanan356 words
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334 1962-08-11 18 TEOH ENG TATT - SINGAPORE hope to *3 avenge their 1-0 defeat last week when they meet India in the return international hockey match at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow (5.00 p.m.). An official of the Singapore Hockey Association said: "India could beat us by only one goal334 words
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Article35 1962-08-11 18 PENANO, Frl. The Royal Australian Air Force have retained the Penang League Cricket championship with a total of 54 points. Penang Sports Club are runnersup with 52 points, and Police (38 pts) third35 words
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Advertisement303 1962-08-11 18 if i i jfl BMMfcifcii 11 inn" K£\ m VAUXHALL VICTOR continues unchanged for 1963 VAUXHALL MOTORS HAVE ANNOUNCED Examine the Victor carefully as soon as possible. THAT THE CURRENT VAUXHALL VICTOR Then get behind the wheel and let good design and MODELS WILL CONTINUE IN THEIR PRESENT quality speak303 words
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Miscellaneous52 1962-08-11 18 SPORTS SUMMABT SOCCER l LANr> m 8..P21U-* rAIPINO DIV. t: PWD 3 The- g.QOR r.DBH DIV. 2 (XL): •uivan Youth* 3. Ptwuls 4 Levers 4 B. GAJAH DIV. 1: sth Bn RMR HOCKEY Umno Youths 0. KLI-ANG DIV. 1: BOMBS 2 FRIENDLY (Spore): WRAF 0 Gurkha ASC 1. P"" 152 words
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Miscellaneous65 1962-08-11 18 Sports Diary ATHLETICS FMAAI Op*n championships third day 'Ipoh padang. 2.1S p.m. Malayan Postal meet (Cheras Rdt: S* Rr«i Boys school (230) CRICKET North v Sooth (XL padanu. 11); Navaratnam Shield vflnal: KHnt v Sentul Railways (Pantal). HOCKEY INTERNATIONAL: Spore r India (Jn Besar. 9) SOCCER KING'S CUP: Ped. GSFA65 words
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Article273 1962-08-11 19 Back-in-£orm Who Knows does dashing gallop Only Happy Melody and Eskdale Chief given fast workouts ON THE TRACrv with Epsom Jeep; Ipoh, Friday yyiTH the $20,006 Sultan's Gold Vase race only two days away, the going at Ipoh remains Arm and the only candidates given273 words
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Article288 1962-08-11 19 Class 1 Div 1— sVaf straight (value $20,000) 1 ***** PEAK OF perfection (Lucky St.) Donnelly. 92 4 bag by High Peak-Arundella (8F) L. Johnson 6 2 1851 BILAH SAYANG II (Low Sc Ng St.) R. Breuk.. 9.3 5 chag by Wilkes»-All Blue (F) A. Barton288 words
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Article117 1962-08-11 19 i ONDON, Frl.— Close of play .cores in yesterday's cricket natches: At Old Trafford— Lanca 155 Norihams 149-4, rain curtailed play. At Leicester— Notts 234 and 22-1 Leics 199 (Watson 97), rain curtailed play. At Edgbaston Warwick 297 Pakistan 80-7, rain rurtailed play. At Weston-super-MareReuter - 117 words
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Article755 1962-08-11 19 Race l: 2.00 Cl. 3, Div. 4-6 Fun. 1 ***** La Flam* (Lochlnvar Bt.) B»ebv 8 90 'pi i-« n 111 11 < P< *3t.) S,« 8.13(F) ..-Ota I 1 lolil UrUta Ul (Bhaw St.) Martin. 6 B.U Johnson 3 I SS22 Mwl (Clreul r «.t755 words
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Article258 1962-08-11 19 Scottish soccer kick-off -today— A CHALLENGING SEASON AHEAO TONTX)N, Fri.— Another challenging soccer season opens in Britain tomorrow with a full programme of Scottish League Cup matches. Is England, the season kicks off with the annual showpiece game between League champions, Ipswich, and Cup holders, Tottenham Hotspur. English League footballReuter - 258 words
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Advertisement39 1962-08-11 19 is for those who appreciate aCnßn a Fine French Brandy iCVa*"** 4 and have a keen HBl^^\ sense of value IHRMfpT l^ml 1 i ~"*J «aw* «iv» »«*^nF' I BBml FOR SPIOUbOOOaSIONB W ■■HIVS The very best of health!39 words
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Advertisement304 1962-08-11 19 "TAKE A PEEP *J^ IN OUR I S A L E i new additions Bat amazing low prices lAPIM' DI»T. MIN'l DIPT. -IVI" -tain SMrH A 819 Vsriaty o» (V 4 Slaavat) J.«O Man Amimm %p. Shirt* S 4.M KerM fUtU4 Sklft* »10.M AMIBICAH Jim J.M Swlu IM.D: CATALINA Swim304 words
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Article, Illustration73 1962-08-11 20 THE Raja Permaisuri Agong receives a cake trom Che Zauyah binte Jamil, a student, when she visited the Sekolah Latehan Wanita (Vocational Training School for Women) run by the all-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, Perak Branch, in Ipoh. On her left are the Raja Puan Besar of73 words
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Article51 1962-08-11 20 born in a zoo MANILA. Fri.— The Manila Zoo proudly announced today the birth of another "zebronkey." A zoo spokesman said today a zebronkey is a cross between a zebra and a donkey. Hp said reports that a zebronkey was a cross between a zebra and a monkey were false—51 words
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162 1962-08-11 20 NEW DELHI, Friday. "MEPALESE rebels have -been righting government 11 troops since Sunday for the strategic town of Thori in southern Nepal, according to newspaper reports here today. The battle Is continuing, according to the Katmandu correspondent of the StatesSeven government soldiers are reportedReuter - 162 words
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Article140 1962-08-11 20 >. AVADURAV. hoapnal assistant Middle Koad Hospital passed away at the General Hospital. Singapore on in I i,2 Cortene will leave Tanjong I'-iKar Clinic Quarters off Nelson Road at 4.30 p.m. 11-s-62. to Hindu crematorium. MR. SOMASUNDARAM aged 61. Mal,i>an Pensioner, beloved father ot Satchittaananlham (Kducation I><--partment. Singapore). Slvakoluntliu140 words
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Article36 1962-08-11 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Hospital Diversional Therapy Unit at Tan Tock Seng Hospital will hold its annual sale of works by its patients at the hospital grounds from 9.30 a.m. to noon on Oct. 3.36 words
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Article48 1962-08-11 20 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr.' Yon* Thau Yin thank relative! and friends for their wreath! donations, condolences and attendance at Hi funeral. BETTY AND TCRRENCE Jayati- thank relative: and friend* tor th.-ir kind wishes. aanlitance and valuable Kifti on the occasion of their marrlaice on 4.K.H2.48 words
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Article90 1962-08-11 20 SHIPMENT OF EXQUISITE pleated trlcel drrue! In exotic colour* fcf Parkview Of London Just arrived at Malson Marie 29 Tanglln Road. B'pore. PARTY FANCY MATS Cracker* Mu*ks :ind other accessories for your or Childre.i Birthday Party Weddings or Tet«-a-tete celebration from Bohman'K, 6. Bcotti Road B'pore Telephone *****. SINGAPORE90 words
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Article132 1962-08-11 20 SINGAPORE, Wed. The three Barisan Sosialis members of the Council of Joint! Action delegation, which went to the United Nations returned tonight and declared their mission was a "complete success." The trio, Dr. Lee Siew Choh (chairman), Mr. S. Woodhull vice-chairman > and Dr.132 words
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433 1962-08-11 20 North Borneo in Malaysia illegal paper —ATTACK FROM MANILA: 'BRITAIN HAS NO OWNERSHIP RIGHTS 9 MANILA, Friday. THE British Government cannot validly transfer North Borneo to Malaya for incorporation in the Federation of Malaysia because the British do not have ownership rights to the territory, according to a Manila ChronicleReuter - 433 words
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247 1962-08-11 20 4 FRENCH DIE IN CLASH WITH ALGERIANS ALGIERS, Friday. piOUR Foreign Legionnaires, one of them an officer, were killed in a clash with Algerian National Liberation Army forces at Laghouat, 180 miles south of Algiers, last night, an official French Army announcement said today. The communique said the incident seemed247 words
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Article55 1962-08-11 20 SINGAPORE, Fri— Madam Oh Su Chen, chairman of the PAP Women's Bureau, will give a talk to about 100 members of the Young Women's Muslim Association at the People's Association headquarters at Kallang at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow. The subject of her talk, in Malay, will55 words
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Article308 1962-08-11 20 LONDON. Fn. Stock markets finished the week on a firm note, but the level of business sull left a good deal to be desired. Most sections of the industrial market recorded gains but In some instances closing prices were below the best. Steel shares were generally better, stimulated308 words
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Article43 1962-08-11 20 LONDON, Fri. Spot 22 l/16d.. Sept. 22', d, Oct. 22 3/16 d., Nov. 22 '*d, Oct./ Dec. 22V* d.. Jan./ Mar. 22 \d.. April/ June 22 .d.. July /Sept. 22>,d.. c.1.?. August 22d.. Sept. 21 15/16 d Oct. 21"id.. Toue: Very quiet.43 words
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Article24 1962-08-11 20 LONDON, Fri,— Buyers ESSOH. sellers £851 4 Forward buyers £850' sellers £851. settlement £852- Turnover a.m. 185 tons, p.m. 200 tons. Tone: Steady.24 words
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Article14 1962-08-11 20 UPPSALA, Fri.— The Seismographical Institute today reported a new Russian nuclear explosion.14 words
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Article208 1962-08-11 20 Drybrough bowls M'sex to victory LONDON, Fri— Results in today's cricket matches: AT WESTON-SIPER-MAKK: Middlesex bt Somerset H inning* and 51 runs. Somerset 118 and "i* (Drybrougn 6-13). M*ex 303-7. M'sex i 4 pus. AT THE OVAL: Surrey bt Derby by 5 wkUs. Derby 160 and 119. Surrey 126 and208 words
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Article38 1962-08-11 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. Federation of Malaya Combined Schooldefeated Singapore Combined Schools 87-73 in their annual basketball match for the Chuaiu; Chu-lin Trophy at the Badminton Stadium tonight. Singapore held the trophy for the last, two Jk years.38 words
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Advertisement20 1962-08-11 20 Late classified advertisements INDUSTRIAL DIESEL ENGINES for Industrial, Agricultural and Contracting Equipment Marine Conversions FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF MALAYA, LIMITED20 words
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Advertisement169 1962-08-11 20 WORLD'S FIRST JUtm 5£K 0 N I "W '^BBAt^F 1)1 IL llh FLIP OVER BODY SEKONIC ZOOM 8 > SIMPLOMAT model 100 A film chamber that pirot* around tb« Urn, permitting first on* aide oi Double 8 roll to be exposed, and then the other this is the daring new169 words
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Miscellaneous41 1962-08-11 20 IJIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hirhest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota Bharu 90 75 Penang 84 73 Ipoh 90 75 Malacca 86 73 Singagore 78 7341 words
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