The Straits Times, 21 September 1962
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Title Section14 1962-09-21 1 r The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 03614 words
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Article, Illustration313 1962-09-21 1 'This visit nullifies what he has said...perhaps he's gone to see how bad Communists can be' Red hosts greet Lee at Moscow airport KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday TfiNGKU Abdul Rahman said today that he was surprised to learn of the trip to Moscow by the Singapore Prime Minister,UPI - 313 words
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Article74 1962-09-21 1 Pirates strike again ITUCHING, Thurs. Pirates have again raided North Borneo's east coast. Tawau police reported today that a coastal sailing craft with a crew of eight and a cargo of $2,000 worth of loose copra was fired on by pirates on an inboard motor "kumplt." The pirates boarded the74 words
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Article57 1962-09-21 1 MANILA. Thurs. A U.S. Navy light attack bomber crashed shortly after take off from the carrier U.S.S. Midway on Tuesday night killing its veteran pilot, the Navy announced today. The dead man was Cmdr. George H. Veling. a veteran of 128 combat missions in KoreaUPI - 57 words
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Article33 1962-09-21 1 BERLIN. Thurs. West Berlin Police allege East German border police today shot and wounded two dogs a Dachshund and an Alsatian which had strolled across the border In Southern Berlin. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article409 1962-09-21 1 BIG STEEL PUTS GSA TO TEST KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A MALAYAN delegate to the International Tin Council, Mr. H.M. Fuller, said today that the refusal of United States steel companies to bid the full market price for offerings of tin from the U.S. strategic stockpile shows that they are determined409 words
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176 1962-09-21 1 - HONG KONG. Thurs. Chinese child star Fung Po Po's parentage dispute was settled today at least for the time being. Film producer and director Fung Fung, whom Po Po regards as her father, has said he will hold a press conference176 words
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Article68 1962-09-21 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Mr. Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, said In testimony made public today that United States armed forces would be used to Intercept arms the Cubans or Russians might attempt to move illicitly Into other Latin American countries. Mr. Rusk had testified last Monday68 words
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Article92 1962-09-21 1 SALISBURY, Thurs.— The Southern Rhodesia n Government today outlawed Mr. Joshua Nkomo's Zimbabwe African People's In ion (ZAPU) as an "unlawful organisation" and arrested several of its leaders. At the same time, the Federal Dr fence Ministry, at the request of the South' em Rhodesian Government, called92 words
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Article580 1962-09-21 1 Unwanted 183 REFUGEES FROM IRIAN CONFINED TO SHIP: CONSUL SAYS THEY WILL HAVE TO GO BACK By 808 PERIES SINGAPORE, Thursday A SHIPLOAD of 183 refugees from West Irian seeking sanctuary in Singapore have been told that they cannot land here. Immigration Officials impounded their Dutch passports soon after the580 words
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Article30 1962-09-21 1 MANILA. Thurs. President Diosdado Macapagal today ordered the deportation of nine Chinese, including a woman, who have been convicted for violation of the narcotics iaw. U. P. I.30 words
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127 1962-09-21 1 One doctor missing: Four others rescued— KOTA BHARU, Thurs. Dr. C.P.V. Menon. 27. of the Institute for Medical Research, is missing following a bathing accident off the Pantai Chinta Berahi Beach of Passionate Love> here this evening. He was in a party of 16. all members of a nutrition team127 words
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Article24 1962-09-21 1 RACE FOR CUP i;k| Him Orrtcl nx l ih drove Into lorth winds tit ll<:K .it I for third i < up R24 words
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Article62 1962-09-21 1 LONDON. Thurs. Queen Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip will visit Fiji on Feb. 1 and 2. Buckingham Palace announced today. The Queen and Prince Philip will stop at Fiji on their way to New Zealand and Australia. The New Zealand tour starts on Feb.Reuter - 62 words
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Advertisement23 1962-09-21 1 yj| The best Brandy I M |jjj\ celebrations, f Sol. Agents: McALISTER CO., LTD. Singapore Kuala Lumpur Ipoh P.nang Pert Sw.ttanham Butt.rwortti Kuching.23 words
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Advertisement129 1962-09-21 1 <440[ B**"*^! BSM*** I Lwr^Hß^MoV'r y fa. The chronometer of unmatched accuracy you 'ye wanted to own THE GMT-MASTER The GMT-MASTER is precision-built masterpiece in accurate time-keeping: watch whose revolving rim and red 24-hour hand were voted by 20 out of 21 aircraft captains as •n important aid to airline129 words
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Article, Illustration591 1962-09-21 2 Sandys: I'm very pleased indeed LONDON. Thurs. >Ir. Duncan Sandys. British < iMiunonwralth and Colonial Secretary, told Journalists at tin- end of the Commonwealth conference yesterday that he was "very pleased indeed' with its outcome. Cnramonwealth statesmen, he said, had expressed their hopes and fears with591 words
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80 1962-09-21 2 PARIS. Thurs. French officials last night declined immediate comment on the final communique of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference until they had studied the full text. French diplomatic observers said the communique appeared to indicate that the British Government had made aReuter - 80 words
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127 1962-09-21 2 Gaitskell: Better terms or we stay out... ONDON, Thurs. Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour Opposition, said last night that the Commonwealth conferencr communique confirmed the Commonwealth's belief that "much damage" would be done to the Commonwealth if Britain Join the Common Market on present terms. In a statementReuter - 127 words
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Article180 1962-09-21 2 MR. Edward Heath, Market negotiator, tc night that he was not at speaking on the Commor wealth conference here. He said the British delegation had been glad to hear the views of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers, and these would be taken Into full account at180 words
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Article54 1962-09-21 2 ADEN, Thurs. The Imam of Yemen, whose death was announced yesterday, will be buried at a mosque near Sanaa which had been built at his personal command. The late Imam's age was officially given as 71, but sources close to the palace believe he wasReuter - 54 words
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Article134 1962-09-21 2 ITALY: THE PRICE IS NOT TOO HIGH ROME, Thurs. First reaction here to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' communique was that Commonwealth members were not insisting on such a high price as to preclude Britain's entry into the Common Market. Diplomatic observers said Italian views are fully in agreement with theReuter - 134 words
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Article75 1962-09-21 2 importance' KIEL, Thurs. The West German Government's positive attitude to Britain's membership of the Common Market has been unchanged by the Commonwealth conference, the West German Foreign Minister, Dr. Gerhard Schroeder, said here last night. He told a Press conference that Britain's entry was of supremeReuter - 75 words
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Article25 1962-09-21 2 THE HAGUE, Thurs. Dutch Crown Princess Beatrix Is expected to pay a semi-official visit to several Asian countries, including the Philippines, next month.25 words
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315 1962-09-21 2 HISTORIC U.S. BILL TO MEET THE ECM CHALLENGE WASHINGTON. Thurs. TT —The Senate approved a historic new trade bill yesterday to give President Kennedy authority to negotiate wide-ranging tariff cuts and meet the challenge of the expanding European Common Market. The Bill, already passed by the House of Representatives, providesReuter - 315 words
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Advertisement230 1962-09-21 2 Wise Men Today Buy Their Own Modern Home! UNIVERSITY GARDEN ESTATE KHEAM HOCK ROAD, off 4m. s. DUNEARN ROAD, SINGAPORE. 22 TWO-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS Offers You The Best Investment In Sturdily Built Permanent Houses. Only The Best Materials Obtainable Are Used In Our Houses. ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES Easy Bus Routes230 words
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Advertisement223 1962-09-21 2 KomatSU tUrnS Komatsu earthmoving and construction ma•winuigu chjnery show thejr power and stam jna on the Rajasthan Canal project in Incia. Altogether InClldn GGSOrt more than 750 Komatsu traction vehicles are engaged in various civil engineering tasks intn ortian 7nnp throughout India. IIIIU gl CCII Z.UIIC With more than 30223 words
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Miscellaneous22 1962-09-21 2 THE 6AMBOLS By Barry Appliby fTUANK«7) s -—>. VgAKUN^y ym /BEEN DOtMS rr^T*V\ y>\ "T I SOMETHING 1 1 />N V TO VDOC22 words
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214 1962-09-21 3 THE DALAI LAMA TO APPEAL to U.N. ANEW NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dalai Lama plans to make another appeal to the United Nations to condemn China for genocide in Tibet, according to an article in the October issue of the Readers Digest. The article, by Clance W. Hall, says "TheUPI - 214 words
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Article190 1962-09-21 3 QUICK LOOK ROUND LONDON. Thurs— British magistrates said yesterday the Government should clarify the Commonwealth Immigrants Act because as it stood an immigrant was liable to deportation for putting an imitation coin in a parking meter. BANGKOK: Six children were orphaned when their parents, married for 20 years, killed each190 words
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142 1962-09-21 3 BANGKOK. Thurs. The Thai Foreign Secretary, Mr. Thanat Khoman. flew to New York yesterday. He told reporters at the airport he would discuss with the acting U.N. SecretaryGeneral. U Thant, ways of easing the tension between Thailand and Cambodia. Apparently rrferrine to U.S.Reuter - 142 words
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479 1962-09-21 3 REDS OBJECT, BUT HUNGARY IS ON AGENDA ANOTHER PACE OF FOREIGN NEWS. PACE II |2£fi£Sß| Chairmen of seven committees elected MR. OMAR ADEEL chief delegate of the Sudan, was unanimously elected chairman of the General Assembly's main political committee. This committee will debate disarmament, nuclear testing, co-operation in outer space479 words
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116 1962-09-21 3 THE General Assembly's steerIng committee recommended tnat the United Nations Interrupt Its general debate to take up the West New Guinea question at a plenary session on Friday afternoon The assembly has to lake note of the Netherlands-Indone-sian agreement of Aug. 15 transferringReuter - 116 words
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Article67 1962-09-21 3 DELEGATES of the kingdom of Burundi, elected a member of the United Nations on Tuesday, took their seats In the Genera) Assembly yesterday to the applause of the other 107 member* Ttv Burundi delegates did not arrive In New York in time for Tuesday's opening meetingReuter - 67 words
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235 1962-09-21 3 Full debate on the entry of Red China Direct vote yHE General Assembly's steering committee approved a full debate on Russia's demand for a U.N. seat for the Chinese Communists. Discussion in the 21--nation committee was marked by a sharp clash between Chinese and Soviet delegates, punctuated by a reprimandUPI - 235 words
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Article30 1962-09-21 3 THE steering committee recommended to the General Assembly that South African apartheid be debated again In the Assembly South African Ambassador. Mr. M. I. Botha, objected unsuccessfully. UPI.UPI - 30 words
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Advertisement83 1962-09-21 3 International Jet Captain. New York to London— 3,soo miles in 62 hours. One hundred and forty passengers— crew of twelve— a five million dollar aircraft. A highly responsible job. A successful man. And his cigarette— the cigarette of international success-State Express 555 FILTER KINGS kfl wJJJI Mi A I I83 words
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Article, Illustration87 1962-09-21 4 Crowd could only stand and wait THIS picture of a blazing car at 6? milestone, Yio Chu Kang Road in Singapore was taken by a Straits Times reader. Mr. N.J. Clarke of Gerald Crescent. He said he was on his way home at about 4.45 p.m. on Monday when he87 words
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197 1962-09-21 4 WE BACK N.T.U.C. SAY AFRO-ASIAN UNION MEN SINGAPORE, Thursday. trade unionists, who attended the recent National Trade Union Congress conference today reaffirmed their support for the NTUC here. At a Press conference before their departure tomorrow, the Afro-Asian leaders said they came to Singapore because the principles and aims of197 words
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Article38 1962-09-21 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A well-known lecturer from Madras. Thlrumathi Senpagavalii will speak on "Hinduism and Humanism" at the Sri Krlshnan Temple. Waterloo Street, from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow under the auspices of the Singapore Hindu Sabal.38 words
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Article103 1962-09-21 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A woman operator of a tontine .synauate was alleged In the fourth magistrate's court today to have used chilly powder on the mouth and eyes of a housewife, who subscribed to the tontine. Halimah binte Ahmad, who did not dispute this, was facing a summons103 words
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Article23 1962-09-21 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Bukit Timah Youth Club will hold its annual picnic, sponsored by RAF Tengah. at Ayer Gemurroh on Sunday.23 words
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222 1962-09-21 4 2 'old boys' meet U.S. expert here to teach at varsity Thurs. An American professor and expert on international economics, Dr. Carl. F. Reiner, was delighted today to meet two of his former pupils shortly after his arrival here to teach at Nanyang University. Dr. Renter, 73, will spend a222 words
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Article106 1962-09-21 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Teo Teong Sal, 26, a City Council health inspector, was today praised by a magistrate for helping three schoolgirls to arrest a snatch-and-run thief with secret society connections. "Singapore needs more people like you to keep down crime," Mr. Dalip Singh, the106 words
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Article31 1962-09-21 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore Family Benefit Society will hold Its 44th annual general meeting at the St. Andrew's Memorial Hall, St. Andrew's Cathedral, at 5.15 p.m. on Sept. 26.31 words
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Article452 1962-09-21 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS Garuda: Prom Mecan. Kuala Lumpur tGA 990 > 3 p.m.; from Bangkok (OA 805) 6.25 p.m.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8.40 a.m.; from Jakarta (OA 800) 440 p.m. Cathay Pacific:452 words
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Advertisement339 1962-09-21 4 OPENS 3J~sA? r .Km TODAY DUE TO FILM S LENGTH ONLY 4 SHOWS OAILY NOTE REVISED TIMES: 11am, 2.30. 6.15 A 9.1 S INSIDE THE ROCK CALLED ALCATRA2 They Tried To Chain A Volcano Called "The Bird Mv"! I HAROLD HECHT BURTLANGASIER BIRD MAN* —ill I Mil "IIIHUMt I "EmU339 words
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Advertisement21 1962-09-21 4 Phonal fjgfm^^^g^yj i»4O Ikmm 'l.W.»3t£B>V»Jt Richard Greene Peter Cushino "SWORD OF SHERWOOD FOREST" (Color Scope) Tomorrow: "Our Mon In Havono" (Cinamascope).21 words
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Advertisement385 1962-09-21 4 lillViVl TOMORROW MIDNIGHT! fc- W (SINGAPORE) THL BOLD TRUE-TO LIFE STORY OF LOVE AND CONSPIRACY TOLD IN THE MOST STRIKING GRIMNESS! g± nT^\ .-atitm m GRANDSCOPE EASTMAN COLOR <&• STARRING KYOKO AKIKO AKIRA I Z U M I KOYAMA ISHIHAMA COMING TO SINGAPORE SOON! I >#t KMK ORGANISATION /w Mj*^385 words
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Advertisement446 1962-09-21 4 Or K iw«l»atioii' OI»K.\S I OII.W! DUE TO FILM'S LENGTH I 4 Shows Daily Note Times! Horn, 2.30, 6 15 I 9.1S p.m. wwioflp^k DIIDT a p7iM«ni: L4SZ AICiITRAZ j Released thru UNHfOBDHHSIS TOMORROW MIDNIGHT (Ul). ROCK HUDSON "The SPIRAL ROAD" c olO r m J Burl Ives Gcna Rowlands446 words
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Article159 1962-09-21 5 pENANG. Thurs.— The city council will investigate all charges made by Penang butchers against the city veterinary surgeon. Mr. P. K. Rao. who was taken off his duties at the city abattoir last night The 400 butchers called off their one-day strike Immediately after Mr.159 words
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Article98 1962-09-21 5 FITZPATRICK CASE FOR ARBITRATION SINGAPORE. Thurs. Fitzpatrick's Food Supplies i Far East) Ltd., in Orchard Road, has successfully applied to the Industrial Arbitration Court for a hearing of their dispute with the Industrial Workers' Union In an effort to avert a threatened strike by Its 200 employees. The court has98 words
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Article81 1962-09-21 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Twoi They are Mr. Foo Ah Kow Shell men have each won the of the Film Unit and Dr. S. C. $250 prize awarded by the I Llm of the Shell Refinery. Singapore Chamber of Com- I who topped the Std. Two and81 words
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372 1962-09-21 5 SOLITARY confinement lor life... to any of us, this represents an existence of dragging, intolerable solitude, always knowing what is going to happen next and. perhaps most important of all. robbed of the chance of ever doing something worthwhile.372 words
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Article114 1962-09-21 5 "pl.ll K Voss, the Master I Crook" is a sort of latter-day Robin Hood who sails gaily in and out of one adventure after another and doesn't mind sticking his neck out for a friend. A comedy thriller in colour, it should go down well114 words
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Article, Illustration536 1962-09-21 5 'KIDNAP BY ANOTHER NAME'— ONG I£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Mr. Justice Ong said in the High Court today, ''Kidnapping is just abduction by another name." He added: "In almost every case, the criminals are well organised and the forces of law and justice have to labour under many serious handicaps trying536 words
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114 1962-09-21 5 Jet salute asAussies sail for hor m PENANG. Thurs. Canberra and Sabre jets flying in formation dipped in salute over the Penang Channel this afternoon as till RAAF officers and men and their families sailed for home in the Oronsay after a two-year stay in Malaya. Earlier, a large gathering114 words
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Article115 1962-09-21 5 BADMINTON STAR'S BROTHER KILLED iPOH, Thurs. A 1 motor-cyclist who was fatally injured in a road accident on Golf Club Road here yesterday has been identified as Tan Yee Chip. 22, younger brother of Malayan badminton star. Tan Yee Khan. There was no Identification papers on Yee Chip when he115 words
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Article, Illustration77 1962-09-21 5 A FRENCH industrialist and banker. Mr. S. S. Czarnecki (above), arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesterday to introduce a new substance for the construction of better quality low-cost housing units. lie has brought plans whereby steel frames and plastic blocks can be fitted into wood to give a77 words
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Article29 1962-09-21 5 IPOH. Thurs. The inaugural meeting of the Perak Branch of the Malayan Leprosy Relief Association will be held on Sunday in the State Secretariat Council Chamber here.29 words
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Article168 1962-09-21 5 Debate challenge by PPP rejected I/UALA LUMPUR. xv Thurs.— A Socialist Front leader. Inche Ahmad Boestamam. ipjected today a challenge j by the Peoples Progressive Party to a public debate on the special privileges for Malays. He told the Straits Time* that Mich a subject should be debated In Parliament168 words
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Miscellaneous267 1962-09-21 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Nothing to report but an old 1. They are out of place In a foreign coin (5). Minster <B>. 7. American dog from 25 (8). Pass cut meat, fried or not 8. Presages empty decanter cB>. 11- Progressively operative in Cider not produced In Devon?267 words
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Article, Illustration365 1962-09-21 6 ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT beauty and the beast HONG KONG— Thurs. Bept 20. rnHOUGH we left Tokyo with reluctance and many memories, it was with anticipation that we new back to Hong Kong. Both Bill's and my mother are there, and we had left the children there on our way365 words
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Article, Illustration644 1962-09-21 6 IT seems to me that I am always talking about my family. But I have such a large one. and we are all so fond of each other, even the fourth cousins and sixth aunts by marriage, that I just cant seem644 words
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Article, Illustration306 1962-09-21 6 T^HE French have al--1 ways been reputed to be pretty special cooks, and if you ask any of them what their secret is, I am sure a great many will tell you it is in the wine. Of course people from a great many306 words
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Article, Illustration326 1962-09-21 6 EMPHASIS ON THE BARE BARE MIDRIFF ALL the world over, emphasis is being placed this year oti sports clothes. For this reason, designers everywhere are concentrating their talents to give us the most fashionable, most wearable, most comfortable casual wear yet. At fashion shows, in dress salons, among the pages326 words
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Article, Illustration606 1962-09-21 6 "OEAVEN put a curse on all sandfleas for a thousand generations," mumbled a friend of mine as he scratched his arms and legs fretfully. "I went to Jason's Bay on Sunday and there must have been a billion of those little pests. They certainly606 words
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Article, Illustration337 1962-09-21 6 MALACCA, Thursday. 'piIK Malacca Municipal Council last night decided to terminate the services of its secretary, Inche Mohamed Ali bin Salleh. This decision was taken at a private meeting of the council attended only by six members— five Alliance and one Malayan Party.337 words
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166 1962-09-21 6 A long-lost son writes to Mum in Britain PENANG. Thurs. Mr. Douglas F. Marrian. long-lost son of an Englishwoman, has written to his mother for the first time in many years after reading a newspaper report that she had been trying to trace him. Mrs. Marie Marrian, of Bournemouth, wrote166 words
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Article30 1962-09-21 6 PENANG. Thurs. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Jublr. discussed with heads of departments In Penang today on the proposed construction of six deepwater wharves at Butterworth.30 words
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143 1962-09-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A number of postage stamps at present in circulation will be withdrawn from next April, it was announced today. Here is a description of the stamps: Penang and Malacca: Portrait of Queen Elizabeth; Johore: Portrait of the late Sultan Ibrahim; Kedah:143 words
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Article, Illustration324 1962-09-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. An expert on personnel problems spoke today of the tendency among employers in Singapore and Malaya to emphasise "paper qualifications" rather than make independent assessments of an individual's ability to do a Job. Dr. Noel A. Hall, a visitIng lecturer324 words
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Article129 1962-09-21 6 WIFE OF CAINE DIES IN LONDON l/TJALA LUMPUR, V Thurs.— The death has occurred London of Lady Muriel Came, wife of Sir Sydney Came, a former ViceChancellor of the University of Malaya. Sir Sydney and Lady Came came to Singapore in September 1952. They left four years later when Sir129 words
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Article35 1962-09-21 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Experts from 12 countries have been Invited to attend a regional symposium on scientific knowledge of tropical parasites to be held at the University of Singapore from Nov. 5 to 9.35 words
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Miscellaneous207 1962-09-21 6 Aii+w Oap b 9 V. F. Bwniim VESiBUT I L^. "~~*C I WONDER WHY HE MUST KNOW fiVNBE H£ In* DOESN'T LOOK UME \'Wl 3&2*'"°! L vSf*** \l v *w eOT \oocDoesN*r we're load€D Jvakm twnk I much.but I'd think j UVA WE'RE OUT OF KNOW f ABOUT Hi. THE207 words
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Advertisement122 1962-09-21 7 1 it's here now! the new FORD CONSUL COETINA... a small car with a BIG difference for the people of Malaysia ThcnewACORTINA a small car in price and running costs (up to 40 mpg), but a BIG/cariinieverything else! Top speed in the high seventies, 4 speed all synchromesh 'gearbox. Generous122 words
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Article150 1962-09-21 8 flora's flu i lixiimum) MRS V p. VEERAPATHIRAN, Petalmg Jaya thank all relatives, friend.*, for their assistance, wreath*. I'onrtulinre* and BttasMsmaM st funeral of her hi'iv.-u htiMund on 1 7-9-61. MR. A MRS. Chua Ban Hock thank relative*, in.-nd*. senior staff and roemployeea of Malayan Breweries lor .indolences, scrolls,150 words
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Obituary27 1962-09-21 8 >'' l»..rrfi 5/# i Minimum I IN EVER LOVING Memory of M..i.:in- LssaMl Wih l-in who Pi««e4 iv on Hat September BM gone but slwagaj rhenshed.27 words
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703 1962-09-21 8 The Straits Times Friday, September 21, 1962. Britain Goes Ahead No matter how individual paragraphs of the final com- munique on the conference of I Commonwealth Prime Ministers are interpreted, subi stantially the communique recognises that Britain will join the European Community. That the decision must rest in the end703 words
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Article291 1962-09-21 8 The announcement that I Malayan Airways will commission a Comet 4 for its regional services this Decemiber is welcome. The jet age 'glamour and a Malayan Comet ,is good for national prestige, j But there is also a disturbing I side to this particular progress. jln the four291 words
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Article268 1962-09-21 8 The Americans are not having much luck at the moment with their stockpile. For th 2 second week running all bids have been below the market level and have been rejected. j This time there can be very 'little doubt that the steel companies were not genuine I268 words
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Article564 1962-09-21 8 Mission FROM Moscow —TO SORT OUT THE STUBBORN PEOPLE OF BULGARIA f ONDON, Thurs. Russian concern over continued Bulgarian resistance to de-S t a 1 i n i sation, and mounting economic difficulties In Bulgaria, has taken a Soviet Central Co m m ittee delegation to Sofia the third such564 words
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Article, Illustration959 1962-09-21 8 GODFREY HODGSON - Mailed fist that proclaims the men of peace... GODFREY HODGSON HERE AT VANDENBERG THE U.S. HAS CONCENTRATED THE TERRIFYING MIGHT OF ITS MISSILE POWER ADO Z E N miles south and west of the straggling little town of Santa Maria. California, the road begins to wind and rise steadily out959 words
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Letters TO THE EDITOR
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199 1962-09-21 8 rpHE fuller technical facts X contained In the KuchIng press release regarding the new transmitters which will be operated by Radio Sarawak next year will banish, I hope, any misunderstanding there may be about these services. The four 10-kllowatt shortwave transmitters will be linked199 words
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Letter294 1962-09-21 8 YOU have reported that the adviser to the Singapore Trades Union Working Committee, Mr. Fong Swee Suan, has alleged that "nearly half the 30 odd unions In the NTUP were unions representing government servants." This statement Is misleading and I feel it mv duty to help294 words
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330 1962-09-21 8 MR. S.T. CHUAN asks (ST. Sept. 15) what happens to letters which were "either nlcorrectly addressed or were not submitted on, the official form" to mushroom assurance companies. Claims made earlier In the year on the companies, whether cor. were 'either incorrectly addressed, are not330 words
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Advertisement66 1962-09-21 8 Whit the Reader's Digest will do for you? 1. It enriches your conversation. 2. It keeps you in touch with the latest books. 3. It saves you money. 4. It gives a great deal of pleasure to you and everyone in the family as it is the world's most widely66 words
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Advertisement101 1962-09-21 8 a new Q|g ZEISS IKON fContessa LX YOUR GUARANTEE FOR PERFECT COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY aw ol I H V \^^C m^r a^S V*« can Hrn tmpmtun m*t«r painter bat*, in tha fcrifW-lina viaw-Mndar and at tka t»» af tha —wan. This axpaavra mtttt it taaialad with tha thvtttr taaadi and Nta101 words
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Article278 1962-09-21 9 HOLIDAY TAKER GETS JOB BACK Letter not proper dismissal note SINGAPORE. Thurs The Industrial Arbitration Court today ruled tha. an exployee who lost his job after returning from six months' unpaid leav? in India should be re-em-ployed and paid hio full wages for the period of his dismissal. In the278 words
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Article52 1962-09-21 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Yong Jin Khsng. a lorry driver from Merslng, was acquitted here today on a charge of causing the death of Lam Chee Kong. 22. who was riding a bicycle when killed In a collision with Yong's lorry at Dunearn Road on June 28. His defence was52 words
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Article, Illustration223 1962-09-21 9 SINGAPORE BORN Jane Lee, 22, spent the entire second week of her honeymoon in jail in Hie remand block of Holloway Prison, London. She was married three weeks ago to a Mayfair hairdresser, Raphael Santarosta, whose clients include EJixabeth Taylor, |udy Garland223 words
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130 1962-09-21 9 s:: XI..MBAN. Thurs. Contractors and workers at tractors ana worwers *i the S3O million Shell Refinery under construetion at Port Dickson today blamed evil spirits for the deaths of three workmen. Two men died last week when the trusses of a 48foot high tank130 words
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Article94 1962-09-21 9 He landed at Morib Beach as an officer of the British Military Administration and opened the Superior Court at Ipoh exactly 17 years ago today When the B.M.A. ended he became a district Judge and served in ipoh, Kelantan, Kuala Lumpur and Penan* from 1946 to 1956.94 words
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Article, Illustration259 1962-09-21 9 'I know you' A RETIRING judge, Mr. Justice Adams, 51, today told an anecdote to illustrate the 'unforgettable kindness" he had enjoyed during his 17 years' stay in Malaya. One day in 1950, at the r inHrtRF BIHRU height of the terrorist JOHORE BAHRU. campaign, his259 words
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216 1962-09-21 9 TENGKU TO LEON-SOH: I'M NOT VERY INTERESTED IN POLITICS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman has told Mrs. Felice LeonSoh, secretary-gpneral of Singapore's LiberalSocialist Party, that he is "not very interested" in politics, but is more concerned with the wellbeing of the people and the nation. He said this to216 words
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Article46 1962-09-21 9 MALACCA. Thurs. A Socialist Front councillor, Mr. Koo Eng Kuang. last night called on the Municipal Council to ask the police not to issue licences for strip-tease shows. The president, Mr. G. Mariappan (All), said he would take up the matter with the police46 words
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Article287 1962-09-21 9 THAILAND urged the FAO and United Na-tions-sponsored World Food Programme today to aid the 60,000 refugees and several thousand soldiers to be demobilised in Laos. The alternate leader of the Thai delegation, Mr. Slrtbongse Boon-Long, told the FAO conference to adopt this task as an emergency287 words
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Article59 1962-09-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation Government has banned the entry into the Federation of Malaya of a book entitled "A Short History of the Malayan Races Movement" published by the Nanyang University Historical and Geographical Society. The Singapore Government earlier said it had banned the book59 words
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281 1962-09-21 9 The Asia Magazine one-year success story TOKYO, Thurs. Asia Magazine, is a proven success after only on* year of operation, the chairman A its board of directors said today. "We have been exceptionally lucky." said Mr. Alfredo J. Luz. Manila architect and business figure, who played a key role in281 words
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Article23 1962-09-21 9 MENTAKAB. Thurs. The Sultan of Pahang stressed the importance of police-public co-operation when he opened the new $69,000 police headouarters here today23 words
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Advertisement51 1962-09-21 9 Tea you can make in a moment! NESTEA s^s^ssatsk j ust add hot water "^f9Ni -to NESTEA— second}. if x NO BREWING NO STtWING {BHFi^MDMHH|HBfI| NO w *STE, and no 3iJ»E»i£i> messy tea leaves either s^*C 10 Pure tea KHH&ySfIH A PERFECT CUP OF TEA I IMF SITF A I51 words
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Advertisement91 1962-09-21 9 The International Look Gorgeous colours from the world's smartest fashion centres brought together by the genius of Elizabeth Arden International lipstick Interchange refill rouge nail lacquer International Beige foundation and powder— Veiled Radiance Pat-a-Creme Basic Sheen Invisible Veil Powder International Blue Eye Shado— cream liquid T Mrs Suckling, Miss Arden91 words
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Miscellaneous416 1962-09-21 9 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORT WAVF XFRvirrSERVICE 41.7 METRES SHORT WAVE SERVICE: A.M.: 6.00 Time (signal. Nega- 41 Metres ra-ku. News Headlines; 6.05 MEDILM WAVE SERVICE: Morning Melodies: 7.00 Rendei- M vous With Music; 7.30 Time f Metret Signal. News; 7.3S Breakfast A.M. 6.00 Oood Morning; 6.01 Club;416 words
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Article, Illustration318 1962-09-21 10 Khir: Premiers' talks give Malaysia a boost LONDON, Thursday THE Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference meeting here welcomed the emergence of the Malaysia Federation by Aug. 31 next year, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, the Malayan Minister of Commerce and Industry,! _:j v-<- i u._^ today tor Washington. "We were very gratified318 words
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91 1962-09-21 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore Government is to introduce a full dual carriageway system along Bukit Timah Road and Dunearn Road as soon as three more bridges linking the two roads are completed. The system will operate from Newton Circus to Woodlands This was stated91 words
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148 1962-09-21 10 LILY, THE NURSE WITH AN UNUSUAL JOB From 808 LENTON nERTH, Thurs. A pretty Malayan nurse is proving invaluable in an unusual job In Fremantle Hospital, the major medical centre of Perth's nearby portcity. She is Mai Lily Teh. 20. who came here two years ago from Malacca. Her unusual148 words
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Article103 1962-09-21 10 Dr. Teh gets two degrees in year DR. Teh Hoon Hens, formerly of the Union Institute and Chung Ling High School, Prnane. has successfully submitted two theses at Queen's University, Belfast. This merits him the distinction of getting his Master of Science and Ph.D degrees within a year. Dr. Teh103 words
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Article32 1962-09-21 10 KUALA TRENGOANU, Thurs. The Mentrl Besar of Trengganu. Dato Ibrahim Fikrl bin Mohamed. yesterday addressed more than 400 kampong people at a civics assembly held at Jerteh in Besut district.32 words
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Article34 1962-09-21 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The acting Mufti of Johore. Dato (Dr.) Jalil bin Haji Hassan. 46. was married here today to Che Zaleha binte Baharashid, 30, a teacher at the French Convent.34 words
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188 1962-09-21 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. —An eight-day South -East \sian cultural festival will l)>- held to mark the open- IBS of the National I Theatre being built at King George f Park. Sixteen South-East Asian countries will be invited to j take part. Announcing this in the188 words
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Article149 1962-09-21 10 Bangkok fair: Malaya invited The site pENANG, Thurs.— The •T Thai Consulate here today invited Malayan businessmen to visit and participate In the first Bangkok International Trade Fair to be held from Feb. 1 to Feb. 17 next year. The fair, states a circular issued by the Consulate, will be149 words
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344 1962-09-21 10 SEDITION CASE: NOT GUILTY PLEA by PRINTER AND EDITORS KUCHING. Thursday. T<HE Borneo Press Company and the editors of the 1 Hsiang Tao and Sin Wen Pao pleaded not guilty here today to charges of sedition and publishing I false news The Borneo Press Company represented by its manager, Liew344 words
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Article87 1962-09-21 10 Baby scream scares shop raiders IPOH. Thurs.— A gang of four fled a shop they were raiding last night when they heard a child scream. One of them walked Into the shop in Buntong New Village, about 9 p.m. and showed a knife to Madam Chin Fee Lian. 27. daughter87 words
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Article46 1962-09-21 10 PENANG. Thurs. Dr. Abdul Samad bin Abdul Kader. a Muar medical officer, left for Belgium yes-1 terday on a study tour. The study tour was offered by the Belgian Government during the visit of King Leopold to the Federation last year.46 words
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Advertisement156 1962-09-21 10 STARTING D.n.K.f OFFERS YOU A CHOICE OF JETS SOON PI/HI EAST AND WEST FROM SINGAPORE **f* I v>^^MfcdH^fc. l^yp^^fsp MBMMHJ: ''SBHPB'SH I 7O7's COMETS I ll o* 6 c AUSTRALIA, INDIA, MIDDLE EAST AND EUROPE I flfe A M Whether you prefer the spacious comfort of the 707 or the156 words
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Miscellaneous33 1962-09-21 10 //««</> tfunnff Hy Haiph Hvimduhi t t^ SORRY, k k fvO.MO.MO. /^AXE vVAy~rOR^^^WH fl COULPNT AFPORP NOCOSTU*»eJ -M »BY* VnCX A— > T-E SEVEN SEAS \\/JML I A^COSTUME.SUTI \NQ /jJ^N W I^# \CAPTAIN KiPI [J^/33 words
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259 1962-09-21 11 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Mr. William Foster, Director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, has told congress that China might have nuclear weapons within one to three years. Mr. Fosters estimate was contained in testimony published yesterday by the preparedness subcommittee of theReuter - 259 words
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Article136 1962-09-21 11 BANGKOK, Thursday. r riIAILAND will not sign a trade treaty with the A Soviet Union but only exchange notes to formalise trade relations, Government sources said toThe Thai Cabinet yesterday decided to allow the Foreign Ministry to start trade talks with Russia In aReuter - 136 words
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64 1962-09-21 11 NEW DELHI. Thurs.—lndia will not be a sponsor of the second Bandoeng conference, as proposed by some Afro-Asian countries, according to informed sources here. India feels that when too many international conferences discuss the same issues they lose their usefulBtSi Tne sources64 words
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248 1962-09-21 11 'Gretel weather' forecast for third race NEWPORT, Thurs. Gretel and Weatherly are to sail their third America's Cup race today wlt \x strong westerly breezes of 25-30 knots predicted. It the weather forecast is accurate, it will be more "Gretel weather" the rugged going in which the Australian challenger tiedReuter - 248 words
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Article49 1962-09-21 11 ELJSABETHVILLE. Thurs.— Talks on the reunification of Katanga with the Congo began here yesterday between representatives of Katanga, the Central Congolese Government and United Nations officials, Katangese spokesmen announced. The nine-man Central Government commission la led by Mr. Joseph Ngalula, the Education Minister. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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266 1962-09-21 11 Senators support 'f orce for force against Cuba' WASHINGTON, Thurs. A joint Senate committee yesterday unanimously adopted a resolution recommending the United States to use force if necessary to stop Cuba using force to spread its "aggressive or subversive activities." The resolution was worked out by the Senate Foreign RelationsReuter - 266 words
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162 1962-09-21 11 Russian threat to shoot at copters BERLIN, Thurs.— The Russians yesterday held up an American troop convoy for more than three hours before allowing it to drive along the 110-mile Autobahn from West Germany to Berlin. It was delayed at the Marienborn checkpoint on the East German side of the162 words
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Article230 1962-09-21 11 WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Kennedy last night termed recom- mended cuts in his foreign aid programme "irresponsible" and a threat to the security of the United States and its allies. Mr. Kennedy called on Congress to restore wideranging cuts made in the foreign aid programmeReuter - 230 words
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Article55 1962-09-21 11 LONDON, Thurs. The Liberal Party opened Its annual convention In Wales yesterday with a warning against offering voters "instant Happiness Mr. Frank Byers, the party's chief organiser, told the delegates: "Let us, as Liberals, beware of the trap ot giving the impression that we can offer55 words
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Article29 1962-09-21 11 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Senate yesterday gave approval for the United States to buy up to 9100 mil. (M$ 300 mil.) worth of United Nations bonds. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article158 1962-09-21 11 BANGKOK, Thurs. The South -East Asia Treaty Organisa- tion yesterday announced an increase in the number of scheduled i ground, air and naval I manoeuvres for the coming year, beginning next month The Seato military planning office here said that three exercises had usually been heldReuter - 158 words
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Article69 1962-09-21 11 UN 'police' go off to Irian UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. An estimated 1.100 Pakistani troops sailed (or West Irian on Tuesday to be UN. police force antll May 1, when Indonesia takes over the Dutch territory, it was announced yesterday. The contingent was seen off at Karachi by viceadmiral A.R. Khan.69 words
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Advertisement126 1962-09-21 11 J^^^E^P M^^^^r .^bvS am 72/74, HIGH ST., -^-V ~at^& *****-8 AIR-CONDITIONED DEPARTMENT STORE. mm^^~ The way to select Good Fabrics is to examine them j^^K in METRO. 1A REMNANTS PIECES (1 tO 4 YARDS) jj of HIGH QUALITY FABRICS to clear m A now at reduced prices. SPECIAL BARGAINS DEPT.126 words
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Advertisement378 1962-09-21 11 f Ls£^S&l THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS KEEP YOUR MONEY AND YOU HAVE INTEREST TOO THIS IS WHAT YOU ENJOY BY HAVING YOUR CAPITAL ON DEPOSIT IN A SI BANK DEPOSIT ACCOUNT WITH LOMBARD BANKING LIMITED Write today to the General Manager for your cop? "Bank Deposit Account" Booklet No.378 words
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Article, Illustration96 1962-09-21 12 MR. JIMMY CHONG Yew Ming (above), assistant sales manager of Champion Motors Ltd., in Kuala Lumpur, will leave for West Germany and Britain soon for a five-month technical training at the Volkswagenwerk plant and Rover factories for which his company are local agents. He will96 words
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Article, Illustration307 1962-09-21 12 JAPAN'S WATCH EXPORT CAMPAIGN First big shipment due shortly By CHAN BONG SOO JAPAN, ranking second after Switzerland in the watch industry, is now making a big effort to establish markets in South-East Asia for her watches. This was disclosed In Singapore by Mr. Eiichi Yamada, president of the Citizen307 words
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150 1962-09-21 12 Ford's latest car, Cortina out in Malaya today TfORD Malaya intro- duces today yet another new model, the Consal Cortina, to the local motoring scene. Claimed to be one of the toughest and most durable cars Ford of Britain has ever made, this small car is regarded as the "missing150 words
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Article55 1962-09-21 12 Dr. U Ba. an executive of T.N. Ahuja and Co., the Kodak distributors in Rangoon. Burma, recently took an intensive course in microfilming, graphic arts and colour photography at the Singapore laboratory of Kodak (Malaya) Ltd. Dr. U Ba is in charge of the department of55 words
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Article187 1962-09-21 12 AM ALAYAN owners of David Brown tractors can ifl now exchange their old engines for new ones at a very nominal cost. This service exchange system is being made available for. the first time here by Asia Motor Co. Ltd., panMalayan distributors of David Brown Tractors187 words
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Article87 1962-09-21 12 Ben Line now offers a fortnightly service to Sarawak from the U.K. /Continent via Singapore providing passage times of 30 days to Kuchlng and 32 days to Sibu. The express sailings from London to Singapore take between 19 and 22 days, leaving an adequate bargain for87 words
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Article, Illustration149 1962-09-21 12 LIFE Insurance Corporation of India is to recruit more Malayan field officers to help carry out its business expansion programme. This was stated by Mr. K. N. Tankha. the corporation's new assistant divisional manager (development) for Singapore and the Federation. He succeeds Mr. S.G.149 words
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Article57 1962-09-21 12 The rirst Datch of four Malayan trainees of Dunlop Malayan Industries Ltd. left for India last week to study various aspects of tyre production. They were Messrs Goh Kirn Lai of Teluk Anson technical trainee). Tan Joon Say. Singapore (engineering trainee). Soon Lin Sin. Seremban and Leong57 words
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157 1962-09-21 12 WORK is progressing to at Port Dickson for will produce 20.000 barre The refinery is expected to be ready for operation by early 1964. The construction contract has been signed with Ralph M. Parsons Company of Los Angeles, and representatives157 words
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Article105 1962-09-21 12 Another Caltex Circle service station has opened for business in Singapore. Situated at the junction of North Bouna Vista and Dover Roads, its design is different from that of the standard Caltex service station. The ultra modern station of Bing Huat and Co. whose operator is Mr.105 words
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226 1962-09-21 12 INCREASED trade between 1 Malaysia and Ceylon WM forecast in Singapore by Mr. Marville Lye. a representative of the Export Promotion Organbation of Ceylon, who was here on a visit. Mr. Lye particularly foresaw increased trade in tea a.s this is now being blended226 words
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Advertisement360 1962-09-21 12 gff^frn rf^gW Goodyear ftCJ/ xi industrial I 'V flrAtA products for ly^^^^M If Malayan Every Goodyear product is designed and made to do jfMJiPf You can see Goodyear Conveyor Belting and Trans- '-71*^ jr* 1 mission Belting at work in tin mines, iron mines, rice £[tc.' mills and in large360 words
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Advertisement105 1962-09-21 12 'j£ J Forgotten to buy MENNEN (MADE IN U.S.A.) the toiletries for men! §VARTA y I E3BSHI Bk\\\\\\» faster tart|ng j 07^K^^W AUTOMOTIVE PtOOUCTS DmstO»l Ma 4* In Germany tl *m j' A-w r I |IC IE STEEL CASTINGS fcflM > for QUALITY STEEL CASTINGS ENGINEERING produced und6r PRECISE METALLURGICAL105 words
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Advertisement1440 1962-09-21 13 TO LIVERPOOL I WtST COAST U.K. Oue Sport Stita P. Sham Ptnang ADRAStUS M'teillei, L'pill. Dublin It Ptrt CYCLOPS Havre, Litarpael. Glasgow Get. II Stpt 23 Sett 24/21 Stpt 31 POLYDORUS A mouth, L'PMI, Roam. H brg Stpt 24 Stpt 21 Stpt 27/ 2 Bet 3 ACHILLES Liftrpiil, Glasgow Stpt1,440 words
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Advertisement1405 1962-09-21 13 p*j oalj fltl^g^gij^gliaj/ iWt ■tt f ft aM^LJ-ULL-L*—m THE E. A. C. LINESSAILINGS TB GENOA, IE HAVRE. HAMOURG. BREMEN. ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. OSLO. GOTHENBURG AHO COPENHAGEH. iQ£^ I SS\ S'pori P. S'haa Penang f3f\so\lf| "SELANOIA" k) llPt/23Sett 23/25 Stft 21/27 Sept UaV 3 "BIIRA a) MMPV 4 Ocl 5/ I1,405 words
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Advertisement1558 1962-09-21 13 bem^/leme EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONBON. LIVERPOOL i CONTINENTAL PORTS. Sport P. S'haa Penani BINRIANI L'pttl, H'burg. Atwp. S'mwtn II Pt Totaj UNAUAHACN L'ttw, B'raen. A'werp. R'dam la Pt/TtMi OEHHACHIE (H)* N'Mlt, L tt*. R'dam. M'oro M/Sept U Stpt 24/20 Stft 20/ 1 BEHLOMOND (E.laj LRttr Ream. Hull. H'burg Stpt 20/11,558 words
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Advertisement1253 1962-09-21 13 <*-». McALJSTER <Sc CO.. LTD. v-,. TO¥*R TEL- Nl. ***** T7H_ \H>* BIXBRMAN UNB tJk KXAVENESS LINE LONOON. RAMBBRO, ROTTERBAM. LBS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO HAVRE Ii HULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER t PORTIANB tin OF NE.CUTU kntstm m imn t'pft P. S'nm rtnmt America 20/20 Sipt 10 Stpt/ 2 Oct 3/4 Oct1,253 words
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Article158 1962-09-21 14 SHIPS lying alongside tnt tingaaere »mr>ii teday are: Hydney alaru 2</25, Balong 33/3tt, Kajati 27/28. Bombala 29/30. Bencleuch 46. Neder Waal 42/43. Cyclop* 13/14 TJunameng 10/11, Oronaay 44 /4a, Gorgoo W.8.K.D.E.. Maori. Boegb Drake 48. Outer read*: Biberoet, NortA Breeze, OardlKaoahin, Boe*b Cliff, tstraat Clara.net, Zaflro,158 words
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Article130 1962-09-21 14 Bept. 20. Thrre months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Bunneii dene K. N 14 cts Kothmana 12 eta. J Wau«h 12 ctt 8. Darby 4 id. M Box 13 ctn. C. Btorag* 4td. Breweries 23 cts Bteamahlp 8 eta M Cemeat I*> cla 8. Times 20 cts McAllstrr cts S. Traders130 words
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512 1962-09-21 14 From Our Market Correspondent INTEREST dwindled on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday in all sections and there was a general disinclination to deal. There was no effect on tin shares whatever following the rejection of all bids offered for stockpiled American tin for the512 words
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Article559 1962-09-21 14 s-»OMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: Industrials: Boustead (I.ooo> $1.68. (1.000) 11.67: Dunlopo (1.0U0) 11.92 SL. (2.000) 11.61. 13.000) 11.90: Bant Smelting (300) 12.72 SL. (300) 12.73. SI.:559 words
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264 1962-09-21 14 TiHE Straits tin price reacted upwards by 62£ 1 cents to 5425.62 A per picul yesterday following the rejection of all bids again by the GSA when the U.S. stockpile offered tin for sale for the second consecutive Wednesday. The metal market264 words
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Article94 1962-09-21 14 £HINEIE Freduca Exchange Singaday: •au ysi erCesenut aft I bulk 13? j seller*, drum 1401 aellera. Ceara: Sept. »27| buyer* sellers. Feaewr: Muntok white 1145 sellers. Sarawak white 1142J seller*, special Sarawak black 1107 i seller*, garbled Uamponc black 11 1 74 sellers. ABTA $130 sellers. tniaper* Ceeenut94 words
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Article114 1962-09-21 14 MELBOURNE. Thurs. GENERAL investments and Industrial shares held their tirm trend, bu a little less marked than yesterday. Most leaders continued to gain. Oils were mostly steady. A.O.G. gained ls.3d. to 58s. Base metals closed steady and loans firm. PA i B/ Mount I?a 63/6 N. Broken Hill114 words
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Article225 1962-09-21 14 QCTOaiR llrst trade ruMer buyers V f.*.*>. closed ai 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at T5» cents per lb.. unchanged. The tone ejuiet. S.C.C.R.A. and r.M.ft.l. cloning prices In cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. I R. 8.8. prompt f.o.h. buyer* 78. sellers 7»i: Int. 1225 words
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Article57 1962-09-21 14 Output from the estates and mine* In the Gnthrie Group for August and for 1962 todate In brackets are as follows: Rubber 8.181.000 Ib. (61.713.000 lb tea (black) 167.000 Ib. <1 277 500 Ib.t palm oil 1 917 tons (18.273 tons), palm kernels 430 tons (4.503 tons), and57 words
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Advertisement1071 1962-09-21 14 ■H^PaVa^^^Ma^^as^a^^^^^a^^^Pa^L^^H y^— KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTD. express U.S. A. Pacific tit Atlantic Coast Service El» tla tl* tla VOO'e r S'tta* H'konl runcisco i Angelas ft von SacaiMaa Mini' (Mats' 21 S«»t 21 Oct 2) Oct 10 Nl« "KuiiUwi Mais' 21/31 Ocl 1/ i Nt) Nt> li li Nat v1,071 words
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Advertisement808 1962-09-21 14 iPm Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service MSI DIRECT SAILINGS FROM S'»S»fO«E (ND MALAY* TO CANUIAN IND US HEAT LAKES PORTS yo*-» f S'Mm ftntnt loronto CARLO MARTINOLICH It Plft Stpt 27 21 Seel Z* Nt» 3 Vessels Mil It MONTREAL, lORONTO. NAMILTON. CLEVELAND. TOLEDO DETROIT. MILWAUKEE t CNICAtO. aCENTSi808 words
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Advertisement114 1962-09-21 14 CLOSING PRICES September 30. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 754 cents (unchanged). TIN: $425.62) (up 62} cenfai). Estimated unofficial offering 245 tons (up 15 tons). EXCHANGE RATES THI Malayan taettang* Banks' Am.. 1 elatlen made tbesr chance* la It* rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to 1100): Canaeia haying TT 38 7/18.114 words
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Advertisement751 1962-09-21 14 MALAYAN BREWERIES LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the Ordinary General Meeting oi the Company to be neld oi Friclny. 26th October 196 LV the Directors uUI recommend payment ol a llnul dividend of 10 cents und a bonus of 7 cents on each management751 words
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Advertisement567 1962-09-21 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Applications are invited from Federal Citizens lor the post of .stenographer at the Co-operative College of Malaya. Peialing Jaya, on a salary of $253x14-353/ 366x14-422 plus C.O.L.A. at Ooveinniti/ Qualdicatiuns: Mum have passed the Federation oi Malaya Certion ior Overseas School Crrtlhcatc Examination) with a credit in English567 words
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Advertisement445 1962-09-21 15 I Continued Irom Page HI SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Wordt SS (Win.)— Box SO rtt txlrINTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION Requires Experienced Costing Clerk. Picas* apply Box A 5668 S.T. 8' pore. YOUNC ATTRACTIVE CIRLS wanted as waitresses. Please apply to Bun Sun Bar 260 Middle Road Tel. MB I lore. GENERAL COOK AMAH445 words
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Advertisement507 1962-09-21 15 SITUATIONS VACANT I* Words SS (Mi*.)— Box SO rtt. txtrm WANTED MALE CLERKTypist. standard In Cbtnese/Engllsb equivalent to Senior Middle 111/ Senior Cambridge respectively, knowledge In hygiene preferable. Reply In both Chinese and English, stating experience and Salary expected to P.O. Box 346 (S'por*). SITUATIONS WANTED 20 Wordt U (Mim.)-Box507 words
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Advertisement963 1962-09-21 15 ACCOMMODATION WANTED Wordt SS (Mtm.)-Box SO ets. txtrm EXECUTIVE REQUIRES Furnished House or Bungalow S bedroom. Good residential area. Company lease available Box AIO ST. Malacca. EUROPEAN FAMILY Kequire Three Bedroom Bungalow/r'lat with garden Districts 9. 10. II for twelve months Ring i S pore i ***** slier 6 P.D963 words
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Advertisement1098 1962-09-21 15 TUITION Wtrdt SS (Mim.>—Bux SI cts. txtrm SPECIAL CLASSES la P*tt*nmakiag. Maria. 373. North Brtotga Koad. ***** (Sport). MATHEMATICS ORAOUATB: *car*' Aided Scbool expartcne* coacbe* tnatbcmaUca. Tclcpbone *****. ASIA ORIVINO SCHOOL oiapfWoooO Bogllsb speaking Instructor* dualcontrolled car* eompisw course SSO/guaranteed $7S/ 97 Orenard Road. M'porv Phone 32TU7 LIDO ORIVINO SCHOOL1,098 words
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Advertisement945 1962-09-21 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE St Words Si (Him.)— Box SO cts. txtrm ISS7/SS IVORY ROVER 75 First Class Condition. New Ouniop Ooldseal Tyre*. Carefully maintained by Owner Reasonable Price. View Fong afsnsor, 30 Kramat Koad. 8 pora. Tel: *****. FONG A MANSOR have a good ■election of reconditioned cars for sale945 words
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Advertisement714 1962-09-21 15 AT YOUR SERVICE (Spore) Wordt U <M,*.,—Box SO ett. txtrm PHOTOSTATS BY FOTOMATIC, ox. Robinaon Koad. Tel: ***** KWOK'S FHOTOCOPV SERVICE 22 Tbe Arcade. Ist Floor Tel: »!wiu. BOUND BOOKS MICROFILMED Tang'a Photocopy Service 10. Boat Quay. ***** REFLATING SILVER WARES. Consult star E'ectro- Plat ing It txeier Road. B'714 words
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Article, Illustration509 1962-09-21 16 Merdeka festival will continue on bigger scale By NORMAN SIEBEL; Kuala Lumpur, Thursday Merdeka fifth anniversary soccer tournament, which concluded yesterday, will not be the last in the series as has been generally speculated. On the contrary, it will continue on an even greater scale next year with the« attainment509 words
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Article74 1962-09-21 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore Amateur P.A. suid today that only players who took part in the Merdeka tournament will be selected for the matches against Japan (tomorrow) and South Korea (Saturday). SAPA president Soh Ghee Soon said that players who are members of the Players Association74 words
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Article78 1962-09-21 16 SOCCER TOUR MATCHES: Spore v Japan (Jn. Besar. 7.30 pjn.); PAM Selection v Pakistan (D. Araan Stadium. Alor Star, 6). SPORE JUNIOR Cl'P: Jollilads v Seletar PC (Jn Besar, 6). RIGGER CLUB MATCHES: PMC v S'gor Malays (R. Range Rd>; Language Instr VIOBA iPentai Valley) LEWIS TROPHY: VI78 words
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Article25 1962-09-21 16 IPOH. Thurs. The North Malayan rally from here to Penan?, organised by the Royal Perafc Motor Club, will be held on Oct. 2C-21.25 words
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Article77 1962-09-21 16 SOCCER Inter-school: High Bch 7 SegaRACB LEAGUE: DTC 5 1*- BES oners 4 RUGGER FRIENDLIEB: War Dept Civil- lewis trophy ,irn. t y. Lans 3 Yew Lian 2at Malacca- TKOPH <KD: TechRenong Tin. Rasa 5 OmnoYoSh. 36 <3 *»*> 7 trles) 0 at Rawang. Hnrkrv CLUB MATCHES (XL)77 words
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Article279 1962-09-21 16 A THUS TICS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. T»HE Federation of Malaya AAU is likely to send x only M. Jegathesan, the Asian Games 200 metres gold medal winner, and the 4 x 400 m relay team to the Commonwealth Games in Perth in November. Wong Chong Chow,279 words
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Advertisement633 1962-09-21 16 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties To be held at our Saleroom No. 104 Market Street On TI'ESD \Y. 25th SKPTKMBKK. 1962 AT 2.30 P.M. 1. No. 8 Dickson Road, area 1.413 .so. it. 999 years' lease. (Messrs. Eber Tan Solicitors). 2. Nos. 70 76 Amoy Street. areas 1.815 and633 words
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Advertisement113 1962-09-21 16 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. Lim Peng Heng, a partner in the firm of Jee Ah Chian Co has retired from the said firm as from Ist September 1962. JEE AH CHIAN A CO. NOTICE While every endeavour is made to publish advertisements on the dai»s requested it113 words
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Advertisement695 1962-09-21 16 NOTICES S.S. GOVERNMENT 3 LOAN 1962/72 NOTICE Is hereby given that the transfer books of Uie abovementioned loan will be closed from Ist to 15th October 1962. both days Inclusive, for the preparation of Interest warrants. THE CHARTERED BANK. SINGAPORE. NOTICE OF $2,000.00 REWARD. The above sum will be paid695 words
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Advertisement589 1962-09-21 16 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class 'E' and 1 above registered J.K.R. Contractors will be received by the Jurutera Negeri. J.K.R. Selangor, up to 3 p.m. on 2nd October, 1962 for the Con- j struct ion in Reinforced .Concrete of a 9-0" x 9-0" Box Culvert at 28th Mile,589 words
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Advertisement685 1962-09-21 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PESUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR. Applications are Invited for the Post of an Assistant Planning Officer in the Municipality of the t Federal Capital of Kuala Lumpur I SALARY SCALE: $628x34-934/ 982x34-1.254 p.m. plus C.O.L.A. The commencing .salary will be according to qualifications and experience. QUALIFICATIONS (a)685 words
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Advertisement17 1962-09-21 16 SMACHIHATA stationery ore Inexpensive products of quolity. I Stomp Inli (m6colour») |Ai UM Cwan V^ (M) Ltd,17 words
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Article243 1962-09-21 17 BUAYA TAPAH ALSO IMPRESSES IN MORNING TRIAL I ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep Ipoh, Thursday J^HAMPANG PHET, with George West up, did the most impressive workout on a good track here this morning. Turning on speed from the 6f post, Khampang Phet ran 3f in 38243 words
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Article284 1962-09-21 17 Ten to follow at ipoh meet TPOH, Thurs. Ed- som Jeep's ten horses to follow at the Ipoh meeting: which begins on Sunday are SATHI This speedy grey mare won Impressively over 6f on this course last month, returning lmin 14 1/5; she has Improved since. AFFECTATION This smart grey284 words
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Article177 1962-09-21 17 IPOH, Thurs. Twenty horses have been promoted from Class 2 to Class 1. They are Meadow Glow. Princess Serena, Monty, Emerald. Distinguished Gem, Native Princess. Klan Tock, Eiffel Tower, Power Code. Dinkum. Nearco Myth, Mojave, Western Plains, Cinemascope 111, Tudor Wonder. Ayer Hitam. Silver177 words
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122 1962-09-21 17 ARCTIC VALE, a colt who had previously won only once in 11 outings, brought off a 40-1 shock in the Irish St I/sit run over 14f at the Curragh. County Kildare. a yesterday. Running the colours of the late Mr. George122 words
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THE WORLD OF SPORT
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Article, Illustration432 1962-09-21 17 fHICAGO, Thurs. Sonny Liston, big, tough and uncompromising, is nearing the end of five months of sweat and toil since he signed up to challenge world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson here next Tuesday. His reward? immediate receipt of a "mere pittance" of US$5O,OOOReuter - 432 words
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327 1962-09-21 17 GREA VES SNA TCHES TWO GOALS TO SAVE THE WOLVES Real beaten and booed LONDON, Thursday. IyOLVERHAMPTON Wanderers, who drew 2-2 at home with Tottenham Hotspur last night, took over the leadership of the English Football League First Division. A 2-0 home win over Portsmouth gave Plymouth top spot InReuter - 327 words
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Article104 1962-09-21 17 REST OF CABLES IN BRIEF BULAWAYO, Thurs— An unbeaten century by Martin Young (Gloucestershire) rescued the Commonwealth touring cricket team on the first day of their two-day match against Rhodesia yesterday. The Commonwealth side were put in on a green -topped wicket and lost half their wicketsReuter - 104 words
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Article69 1962-09-21 17 EDINBURGH, Thurs. Amateur Colin Strachan. 30-year-old medical student from Kllmarnook, made a remarkable debut In bigtime golf yesterday when he opened with a hole-ln-one at the 367 yards first hole In the first round of the Senior Service go)* tournament here. Strachan went on to smashReuter - 69 words
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Article46 1962-09-21 17 BUDAPEST. Thurs— Alexander Kurinov (Soviet Union) retained his middleweight title In thn world welghtliftlng championships here last night. Olympic champion Kurinov won with a total lift of 422.5 klloprammes (931-lb). Mlhaly Huszka Hungary) was second and Mohammed Ami Teheranl (Iran) third —Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article46 1962-09-21 17 LONDON. Thurs.— Results of last night's Rugby Union and League matches: League County championship Cumberland 2 Yorkshire 11. Inion Club matches— Camborne 3 Capt. Crawshay's XV 37; Cheltenham 0 Bristol 33; Nuneaton 8 Coventry 31; Penarth 13 Lydney 3; Wasps 10 Blackheath 3.—Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article51 1962-09-21 17 PINEHURST. Thurs. Dick Davies (US) winner of this year's British title, and three former American champions were ail beaten In the fourth round of the United States Amateur golf championship here yesterday. The former champions were Deane Beman (1B60). Harvle Ward (1955 and 1956). and Dick Chapman (1840).—Reuter - 51 words
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215 1962-09-21 17 riOPENHAGEN. Thurs. Vj Unfleld, the Northern Ireland soccer champions, were eliminated from the European Cup competition yesterday when they were held to a scoreless draw by Esbjerg (Denmark) hert. Esbjerg won the first leg 2-1. AT DUBLIN, B.C. of Portugal beat Shelbourne (RepublicReuter - 215 words
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Article412 1962-09-21 18 Berlin 'pressures' warning US suggestion: UN should serve as a 'third man 9 in world affairs UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. THE UNITED States told the U.N. today that the pressures against West Berlin were an ominous threat to peace, and warned all countries to "stay their hands in pursuit of national412 words
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128 1962-09-21 18 Singapore loan: $10m. more than needed SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Government's still-mil-lion issue of registered stock in two parts bearing interest at 5 per cent and 5 1* per cent closed today over subscribed by more than $10 million. A Government spokesman said the loan was raised the day after it128 words
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Article107 1962-09-21 18 Spy trial: 'Big fish caught' KARLSRUHE (Germany), Thurs.— A former highranking German Defence Ministry official on trial for allegedly spying for Russia told police who arrested him they had "caught a big fish," a police official testified today. Peter Fuhrmann. 47. is charged with spying for the Soviet Union In107 words
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Article150 1962-09-21 18 if From Page One He is accompanied by hLs Minister for National Development. Mr Tan Kia Gan. Mr. Lee said he had no plans to meet the Soviet Premier, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, but he had not yet been told the programme for his two-day150 words
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245 1962-09-21 18 TWENTY FOUR members of the Singapore Polytechnic Engineering Society have called off their week-long study tour of the Federation despite police clearance under a recent Federation Government order prohibiting student entry without a permit. They were to have started their tour this245 words
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Article, Illustration24 1962-09-21 18 MADAM Tan Kirn Neo and her three camerashy grand-daughters in their crowded cabin on board the freighter Karossa. Straits Times picture.24 words
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468 1962-09-21 18 LIM-NAIR CLASH ON UNIONS IN POLITICS 'he unrest Best thing Not chosen r[E Singapore People's Alliance leader, Tun Lim Yew Hock, and the trade unionist Mr. C.V. Devan Nair clashed today over a statement issued in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The statement was from Malayan Trades Union Congress president, Mr. V.E.468 words
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Article42 1962-09-21 18 UIGHEST and lowest temperatures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur. 93 75 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penang 90 75 Ipoh 93 73 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 86 7342 words
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103 1962-09-21 18 PLAGUE: INDIA SEEKS URGENT MEASURES NEW DELHI. Thurs. India today called on the World Health Organisation to take urgent steps to combat the increasing threat of a recurrence of plague in India. Dr. M.S. Chadda, director General of Indian Health Services, told the 15th rerional committee of the W. H.Reuter - 103 words
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Article379 1962-09-21 18 LONDON. Thurs. Stock Markets in London today were quiet, there being little response to the conclusion of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers talks. However, the undertone w,as firm, helped by a selective demand for equities. Gilt-edged securities last much of their recent bouyancy and War Loan, the recent favourite,379 words
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Article143 1962-09-21 18 Complainant has lied, says judge SINGAPORE. Thurs. A robbery case, which has attracted crowds of SiKhs to the Assize Court during the last three days came to an abrupt end today, when the two accused. Muktiar Singh and Dara Singh, were acquitted ana discharged by Mr. Justice Chua without their143 words
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Article146 1962-09-21 18 3-party fight for seat at Lipis KUALA LIPIS, Thurs. —The Alliance. Socialist Front and the Pan Malayan Islamic^ Party will contest the Parliamentary b y election in the Lipis constituency on Oct. 20. When nominations closed at noon today the three parties named these candidates: ALLIANCE: Inche Abdul Razak bin146 words
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Article49 1962-09-21 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Singapore Academy of Medicine will hold a series of three public lectures on di*^ ferent aspects of dentistry* next week. The lectures will all be In id at the National Library Lecture Theatre, Stamford Road, beginning 6 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.49 words
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Article40 1962-09-21 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Lshak. today ended his four-day tour of departments under the Ministry of Education with a visit to the Queensway Government English Secondary School and Queenstown Secondary Technical School.40 words
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Article51 1962-09-21 18 BIRTH ROSS --To ram and Peter. iauchiei'. Carolina Ann. 18 9.62 brollwr tor Mi<-h:iH Thanks to doctor and staff at Arnunta. DEATH WILLIAMS EDITH VIRGINIA 79, passed away peacefully on 20.9 62. Confer will leave 35 Tronoh Road »t i p.m. to SI. Michael's Church throw to51 words
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