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Title Section19 1963-09-02 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 35519 words
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Article, Illustration953 1963-09-02 1 GEOFFREY GELDARD - GEOFFREY GELDARD Filipino, Indonesian observers arrive in Kuching then a new UN decision From I KUCHING, Sun. 1 THE Indonesian and Philippines observers arrived here today, one week late, and U Thant's Malaysia mission has extended its operations for another three days. The I Secre-tary-General's assessment team was953 words
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184 1963-09-02 1 AKARTA. Sun.—Malay•J m.i is a threat to the "Maphilindo" confederation of Malaya, the Philippines and Indonesia because it represented "imperial and colonial interests." Gen. A. 11. Nasution (above), said today. Gen. Nasution's statement followed a report from Kuala Lumpur quoting theReuter - 184 words
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Article, Illustration50 1963-09-02 1 OFFICIALS and helpers trying to remove the body which was pinned under Nam Kee's car on the beach. The rest of the car was scattered beside the tree-lined course after the 100 m.p.h. crash on Nam Kee's 58th lap. Straits Times picture by Mak Kian Seng.Mak Kian Seng - 50 words
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77 1963-09-02 1 ANTI-KIDNAP MAM ON MAURICE CHEVALIER /CARACAS. Sun.— Special vv security guards are watching Maurice Chevalier to prevent any wouldbe kidnappers from making off with him, a spokesman for the 74--year-old French showman said here today. The precautions were taken following the kidnapping last weekend of world soccer star Alfredo diReuter - 77 words
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Article42 1963-09-02 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sun. A member of a rival party burst into the studio and shut Mr. Euclldes Kliemann as he was making a broadcast last night canvassing support for his Social Democratic Party. Listeners he.iru the shots.42 words
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Article34 1963-09-02 1 LONDON, Sun.— A British taxpayer, asked what his Job was, wrote to the Inspector of taxes: "I am a vermin destroyer and shall be glad to call upon you at any time."34 words
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Article25 1963-09-02 1 SYDNEY. Sun —A car salesman pave an unintentional demonstration of the Increased power of the new Holden. He drove it through the showroom wir.dow.25 words
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Article27 1963-09-02 1 YOKOSUKA (Japan), Sun. An estimated 50.000 to 60,000 Japanese Socialists turned out here today for n demonstration against American nuclear-powered submarines visiting Japan. UPI.UPI - 27 words
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Article28 1963-09-02 1 NAIROBI. Sun. The Queen's Hotel here Is to be renamed the Brunner, after the new owner. Mr. Marcel Brunner, before Kenya attains independet.ee in December.28 words
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Article55 1963-09-02 1 LONDON, Sun. Mr. John Yates rememberec his godchildren more than 40 of them hi hia will by leaving them £21 each. His bequest read: "To each of my godchildren the sum of £21. God bless them, I can't remember all their names, but they will be recordedReuter - 55 words
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Article, Illustration238 1963-09-02 1 LIM KEE CHAN - 'Fatso' Yong killed in 100 mph crash during Johore Grand Prix LIM KEE CHAN By 1 lOHORE BAHRU, Sun. J "Fatso" Yong Nam Kee, popular winner of the 1962 first Malaysia Grand Prix, was killed today when hi s D-type Jaguar crashed at more than 100 m.p.h. near Zoo Corner238 words
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Article432 1963-09-02 1 "I saw a car hit a lamp post. There was a lot of smoke. "When I rushed to the spot. I saw Nam Kee lying on the beach pinned under the engine of his car. His head was smashed." A section of the crowd rushed432 words
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Article, Illustration188 1963-09-02 1 Burgess dies of heart disease MOSCOW, Sun. Guy Burgess, the British renegade diplomat who fled to Russia in 1951, has died in Moscow. He was 52. An official at the Botkin Hospital said early today that a man named Jim Andreyevlch Elliot the name under which Burgess was known toReuter - 188 words
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Article52 1963-09-02 1 A POWER PACT I IMUI Kttfl I mttd Ar.ih Ki-pul iii •:nl ImJi.i lvii.M T.n-lx-d preliminary urti nx-iit on iiHiu pin--r. inline ti> w*€ .ilouiic rvfro fl>l pen <mi pur n»>< -n .iitcj Im i\. ti.i n^r iiin l<- ii .iinl -p. ii i •i< i] Li-tv Id52 words
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Article, Illustration318 1963-09-02 2 Negotiations seen as part of French 'aid' plans SAIGON, Sunday. pRANCE'S offer of aid to Vietnam has triggered speculation here about possible negotiations between North and South Vietnam which would end the present guerilla war in the South. Many observers believe the French have in effectReuter - 318 words
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Article, Illustration330 1963-09-02 2 SAIGON, Sun.—Thousands of Vietnamese are trekking to a village north of Saigon where a legend has blossomed about a giant fish. The fish, whicn was discovered In a pond near the 17th parallel dividing North and South Vietnam. nr.s330 words
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81 1963-09-02 2 TEST TEAM SKIPPER IN TALK WITH VERWOERD DURBAN. Sun. Trevor Uoddard, captain of the South African cricket team to tour Australia this year, spent 45 minutes with Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, the Prim* Minister's, here yesterday. Goddam said today: "When we go on tour it is strictly to play cricket. But81 words
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Article36 1963-09-02 2 MAFEKING. Sun.— Dr. Kenneth Abrahams, the Coloured physician freed by the South African Government, returned to Bechuanaland last night. He and three other men were kidnapped from the British protectorate two weeks ago.36 words
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80 1963-09-02 2 KARACHI, aun.— Mr. Mohammad Shoaib. Pakistan's Finance Minister, said Pakistan would have to reconsider Its policy towards receiving aid if it was found that American aid had strings attached. He was commenting on an announcement that the U.S. had deferred indefinitely the signing of80 words
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Article39 1963-09-02 2 MANILA. Sun. Saruent Shriver. director of the U.S. Peace Corps, received the Rammon Magsaysay Foundation award for Peace Corps volunteers in 11 Asian countries. The award was made for their contributions to International understanding.39 words
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Article24 1963-09-02 2 CALCUTTA, Sun. Cholera claimed 3.991 lives and smallpox 4.787 in West Bengal State in the first six months of this year.24 words
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Article44 1963-09-02 2 ALGIERS. Sun. China yesterday opened Algeria's biggest trade fair since independence last year. Among the exhibits were heavy machinery, agricultural equipment, radio sets, toys, crockery, canned food and drinks and a miniature cigarette factory turning out 1,000 cigarettes a minute.— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article, Illustration250 1963-09-02 2 RANGOON, Sunday. QOVERNMENT Forces have captured two leading "Red Flag" Communist Party central committee members less than two weeks after the Revolutionary Council had rejected the Communists conditions for internal peace. 1 The English language newspaper Guardian reported today that Red FlagUP - 250 words
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Article104 1963-09-02 2 CLOTHES SOS TO JAKARTA JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesia plans to clothe 60.000 primitive tribesmen in the remote Baliem Valley of West Irian. The Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. said today the Central Government was responding immediately to a cable received from representatives of the Baliem people. Dr. Subandrio. who has been meetingReuter - 104 words
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U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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Article242 1963-09-02 3 Apartheid: Act move by Labour LONDON, Sunday. EIGHT resolutions colling for action against South Africa have been tabled for the annual conference of the British Labour Party at the end of this month. Most of the resolutions call for a strict embargo on arms exports to South Africa by anyReuter - 242 words
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Article, Illustration127 1963-09-02 3 COLOUR BAR MARCH BY 400 IN LONDON ONDON. Sun. About four hundred marchers a large number coloured paraded three miles from Notting Hill, a West London suburb which was the scene of race riots in 1958. to the American embassy in Grosvenor Square yesterday to express solidarity with Wednesday's NegroReuter - 127 words
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163 1963-09-02 3 How to bring down the Berlin Wall— by Wilson HAMBURG. Sun. Mr. Harold Wilson has strongly supported a proposal tor the stationing in Berlin of a United Nations agency. He suggested the Food and Agrlcutural Organisation or a new disarmament agency. This, he said, would be "a symbol of theReuter - 163 words
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Article24 1963-09-02 3 BERLIN. Sun. Mrs. Rose Kennedy, mother of President Kennedy, made a sight-seeing tour of West Berlin and the Berlin Wall yesterday.— Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article54 1963-09-02 3 LONDON. Sun.— Winston Churchill, 22. grandson of Britain's former Premier, touched down at Gatwick airport yesterday after a 10-hour solo flight across the Atlantic in a Piper plane for delivery to a 'buyer in Europe. He flew in formation with two other Pipers, one piloted by America's54 words
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Article, Illustration288 1963-09-02 3 K TO K HOT LINE IN OPERATION BEFORE SCHEDULE MOSCOW, Sun. The "hot line" linking the Kremlin and the White House designed to prevent accidental nuclear war went into operation yesterday morning, one day ahead of schedule. A U.S. Embassy spokesman said the Russians had set Sept. 1 for the288 words
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Article61 1963-09-02 3 LONDON, Sun. Ceylon's Minister of Commerce and Industry Mr. M. Senanayake. arrived here yesterday for talks on Ceylon's economic problems, particularly Its shortage of foreign exchange. In a long formal statement handed to reporters at London airport. Oave details of the Ceylon Government's recent take-over of61 words
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Article24 1963-09-02 3 PARIS. Sun. Georges Braque, one of the great figures in r-on-temporarv art. died at bis Parta home, aged 81. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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180 1963-09-02 3 KENNEDY TO U.S. TRADERS: STEP UP EXPORTS WASHINGTON, Sun. I President Kennedy yesterday appealed to American businessmen to step up the US export drive. Writing In the magazine I Nations Business, published by the U.S. Chamber ol Commerce, the President said the balance of payments deficit was a source ofReuter - 180 words
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Article37 1963-09-02 3 CASABLANCA, Sun.— The last U.S. Air Rorce aperational units left Morocco today. Its three basis are being evacuated under an agreement signed in 1959 by President Eisenhower and the late King Mohammed V.37 words
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Article33 1963-09-02 3 GENEVA. Sun. The centenary congress of the Red Cross yesterday gave overwhelminK support to a resolution by thf Japanese Red Cross calling for a ban on all nuclear tests. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article25 1963-09-02 3 HAVANA. Sun.— Police today began closing billiard lulls throughout Cuba as part of a new measure against "spivs and bad elements." Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Miscellaneous6 1963-09-02 3 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby DINKM»B'«W6 words
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161 1963-09-02 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Premier Mr. Lee Kuan Yew tonight stressed that people in Malaysia would be overwhelmed if they allowed events to overtake them. Mr. Lee. who was touring the Aljunied constituency, told cheering crowds: "Never let events overtake Ub always be one step161 words
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Article396 1963-09-02 4 WEE KIM WEE - WEE KIM WEE BEST-EVER CROWDS AT TOWNS By gANDAKAN, Sun. Sunday bumper crowds gave the U.N. Malaysia mission a rousing welcome in three seaporl towns today al Tawau, Lahad Datu and Sandakan. The mission received the biggest reception since its arrival in Jesselton on396 words
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Article116 1963-09-02 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Federation Minister for Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khrr bin .loharl, gald today that the new date for the establishment of Malaysia on Sept. 16 would remain fixed. Speaking at the opening of a Joint rmno-Singaporr People's Alliance branch in Queenstown, Inche116 words
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Article369 1963-09-02 4 'THE following la today's aehedule Of civil aircraft movement* at P^ya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVAL* BO AC: From Melhournr, Brisbane. Urvlg (BA 713) 7.30 p.m.: from London, Dußwidorf. 'atanbul Abadan, Bombay, Colombo. Kuala Lumpur (BA 7HS) 4.35 p.m. Ptn-Amtrlun. From Ban Francisco Loa Angelcf. Honolulu,369 words
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Article, Illustration590 1963-09-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. fHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said today that many aspects of the Government's second five-year plan were ahead of schedule. Speaking at the opening of the Apex Zone 4 convention of Australia, Singapore and Malaya,590 words
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131 1963-09-02 5 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Naval Base Labour Union today announced that its negotiations with the Admiralty on a set of claims, some of them outstanding since 1959, bad broken down. The union gave the Admiralty a two-week ultimatum on Aug. 23 to settle the claims or131 words
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Article40 1963-09-02 5 TAIPINO. Sun. The Youth Musical Troupe will give two shows at the St. George's Institution Hall here on Sept. 6 in aid of the district welfare committee of Larut and Mauiiß. Tickets are $3. S2 and SI.40 words
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181 1963-09-02 5 LOVER GETS SIX MONTHS' JAIL FOR KIDNAP A LOR STAR, Sun. A labourer, N. Krishnan, 21, convicted of kidnapping a 15-year-old-girl, said in a plea for leniency today: "We are lovers The sessions court president, Inche Abdul Manan bin Othman, sentenced him to six months' jail. Krishnan. who worked in181 words
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Article98 1963-09-02 5 More C-plan teachers arrive SINGAPORE, Sun. Eleven Canadian Colombo Plan education experts and their families today flew In from Vancouver to take up positions in Singapore and Sarawak as teaching advisers. Three of them will join the Singapore Techers Training College as teachers in mathematics and science. They are Mr.98 words
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75 1963-09-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The chairman of the Board of Governors. of the Confucian Middle School here. Mr. Choy Yew Pai. today presented awards to 100 pupils at a prize-giving ceretrony. which marked the school s annual speech day. A Senior Middle Two pupil.75 words
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Article59 1963-09-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Tengku Ampuan of Selangor will give away the prizes to winners of the "Malayan Ideal Cook" contest nnai at the Chinese Assembly Hall here on Saturday. The 12 finalists, winners of regional contests In Singapore and the Federation, will compete in59 words
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135 1963-09-02 5 rll. Sun. The problem of keepinK rush hour traffic under control Id this busy town of 200 00 1 people has been partly solved. Motorists and scooter riders. in the rush to reach home for lunch have been checked by the sight of135 words
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180 1963-09-02 5 Work begins on mansion for 'mayor' of K.L. KUALA LUMPUR. iV Sun. Work on the $200,000 mansion for Kuala Lumpur's "Mayor at Kenny Rise has started. It Is expected to be ready by March next year. The house, which will be "more functional than pompous", will have four bedrooms, a180 words
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Article41 1963-09-02 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Two senior Inspectors, Mr. Low Kwan Wing and Inche Ahmad bin Malik, have been promoted to Assistant Superintendent of Police. Mr. Low Is attached to the Special Branch and Inche Ahmad Is In the welfare section.41 words
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Article36 1963-09-02 5 TAIPINQ. Sun.— The Sessions and Magistrate's Court here will be closed for about two months from Sept. 10 for extensive repairs and renovation. The court will sit In the Town Hall during this period.36 words
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153 1963-09-02 5 IPOH, Sun.— A People's 1 Progressive Party M.P., Mr. Chan Yoon Onn, has complained that the people of Kampar are "dissatisfied"' with the town's hospital. Mr. Chan said that the residents of nearby kampongs and new villages who use the hospital153 words
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Article74 1963-09-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Director of Medical Services. Dato (Dr.' Mohamed Din bin Ahmad, left here by air today to attend the World Health Organisation's 14th Western Pacific regional committee meeting at Port Moresby. He said thai the six-day conference would discuss preventive measures74 words
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Article, Illustration174 1963-09-02 6 RAIN— BUT LUMUT STILL SHORT OF WATER JUMUT. Sun.— There Is J .still a water shortage in this holiday resort despite the onset of the delayed monsoon season. Not that Lumut lias not h»d Its share or the rains, but unfortunately, too little has fallen In the catchment area. Consequently174 words
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Article71 1963-09-02 6 IPOII. Sun. The Ipoh Municipal Council's bid to obtain $50,000 from the Perak Government to celebrate the Installation of the Sultan later this year has failed. Mr. S. P. Seenlvasagam. the municipal president, disclosed that the Government has replied saying that it cannot give the subsidy due71 words
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Article, Illustration239 1963-09-02 6 K BASKARAN - K BASKARAN DONKEY RIDE FOR DAUGHTER, FOOD SAMPLING FOR QUEEN by KUALA LUMPCR, Sun. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong took hi s family to the Maha exhibition today and they spent two-and-half hours there, inspecting the hundreds of exhibits. The visit was strictly a family239 words
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236 1963-09-02 6 Started: Work on revision of electoral rolls JfUALA LUMPUR, Bun. "Operation Vote" went Into action today as more than 2.700 assistant regi s t r a tion officers started work to bring the country's electoral rolls up-to-date. The officers will make house-to-house visits during the revision period, which lasts until236 words
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Article51 1963-09-02 6 Malaysia flag goes up MUAR. Sun.— The flag of the new Malaysian Federation made its first appearance yesterday alongside the Federation flag as part of the Merdeka anniversary celebrations here. A shopkeeper who hoisted the new flag told the Strait* Times today that he decided on this "in anticipation of51 words
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257 1963-09-02 7 KEITH HOOPER - KEITH HOOPER From Sun. A poll taken among young people by the Sydney Daily Mirror has disclosed that they are overwhelmingly in favour of Australia admitting Asian immigrants to settle in this country. The poll Is an outcome of the great interest aroused in257 words
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106 1963-09-02 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Royal Air Force in Singapore is paying for two Air Training Corps cadets to attend a leadership course at the Outward Bound School at Lumut from Sept. 7 to Oct. 1. Besides paying their fees at the106 words
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Article89 1963-09-02 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Ton Chin Chye. will open a public meetim? organised by the Sree Narayana Mission to celebrate Sree Narayani- Gurus 109 th birthday at 5.3 i p.m. on Sept. 8. The meeting will mark the end of the89 words
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Article, Illustration71 1963-09-02 7 COUNCILLOR GOING TO U.S. AND BRITAIN A MALACCA municipal councillor, Mr. J. L. de Cruz, who has been invited by the U.S. Government to study public administration in the United States for two months. After his visit to the States. Mr. de Cruz will spend three weeks in Britain. A71 words
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53 1963-09-02 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. A British soldier. Pte. T. A. Stuari. 20. was killed in a traffic accident at the 12th mile Changi Road last night. He had just got off a bus when he was knocked down by a car. Pte. Stuart was with the53 words
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Article232 1963-09-02 7 PENANG, Sunday. A FORMER member of the executive council of the Penang Port Commission Employees' Union, Mr. Boey Foong Phin, has withdrawn his resignation from the union to prevent a split among its 1,500 members. Mr. Boey. who resigned on June 23 following232 words
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Article91 1963-09-02 7 Scholarship applications invited KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The Malayan-American Commission on Educational Exchange, known as the Fulbright Programme, today invited applications for postgraduate studies in the United States for the academic year beginning in September next year. The scholarships, of which only a "limited number" arc available, are for one year91 words
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Article40 1963-09-02 7 BANTING. Sun. Mr. A. Kanapathy has been elected president of the Banting branch of the Malayan Indian Congress. Other officials: Mr. P. Uthandy, vicepresident: Mr. D. Kuppusamy, secretary: Mr. A. Ramasamy. asst. secretary; and Mr. B. Thomas, treasurer.40 words
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Article180 1963-09-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR. SunLawyers' clerks here have decided to form a trade union to fight "exploitation" by their employers and to promote their own welfare. A protem committee of 10 has been set up to prepare for an inaugural meeting of the union before the180 words
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308 1963-09-02 7 That 'overpayment': Mr. Chin's clarification DISCRIMINA TION ALLEGED BY M.P. SEREMBAN, Sunday. ]y|R. CHIN See Yin, Independent M.P. and former president of the Seremban Town Council, has clarified an alleged overpayment to him during his term of office and charged the Alliance State Government with discrimination. Mr. Chin has written308 words
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Miscellaneous13 1963-09-02 7 Bug* Bnnnff Bff Rniph iioiwifdnhi f NOT AT ai i i A •■■■^^^m13 words
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Article1550 1963-09-02 8 STRAITS TIMES ART CRITIC CHERMIN GOES TO THE SIXTH MALAYAN ART EXHIBITION AT THE NATIONAL GALLERY THE Sixth National Art Exhibition now on display for three months in the National Art Gallery. Kuala Lumpur, is a new landmark in Malayan art. In this1,550 words
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Article, Illustration77 1963-09-02 9 MR. SIT YIN FONG, Singapore News Edito: of the Straits Times, and Miss Patricia Youl Thai Thai, who were married at Singapore s St. Ignatius Church in King s Road yesterday. Pat is a well-known fashion and advertising model. The wedding mass was conducted77 words
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Article, Illustration310 1963-09-02 9 "PHE National Union of D.T.C. and T.T.C. Trained A Teachers will submit a memorandum to Tengku Abdul Rahman on Malaysia Day (Sept. 16) lor a revision of their present salary scheme and equal pay for women teachers. At present, male Day Training College310 words
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157 1963-09-02 9 IPOH. Sun.— A Federation Ami v recruiting team will visit two centres in Perak during this week and next to select recruits. They will be at the Lower Perak Club. Teluk Anson. Thursday and Friday and at the Territorial Army centre in Ipoh157 words
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Article, Illustration470 1963-09-02 9 L/3f: ALLIANCE STATE GOVERNMENT HAS LET THE PEOPLE DOWN PENANG, Sunday. UUNDREDS of people today signed a petition protesting against the impending loss of Penang's free port status at a meeting organised by the United Democratic Party at the Khek Association. Dr.470 words
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Advertisement66 1963-09-02 9 University Correspondence College Expert Postal Tuition for LONDON UNIVERSITY DEGREES (obtainable without rt»idenc«) GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION (Anociated Examining Board) CAMBRIDGE OVERSEA School ft Higher School CERTIFICATES The Collie. foMfed 1887. n an hdacalionaj I rust, with a staff of highly «|u»li!i«i Tatars. Reasonable lets, payable b> instatecnts. More than66 words
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Advertisement502 1963-09-02 9 TAN dont burn. use COPPERTONE fastest possible ,7 _^_-^^^b»b^R^R^b^Bbl ***^> NO. 1 1 Jsi <y Swilon! <> HkRI ImMullmm 1 x m m wm^ Shade (for ch,id,*n J^* JIW JUm^B^^ l° r svP»rs»nsiti¥t skin) wW aiL Don't be a Paleface! 4 VACATIONLAHD! AUSTRALIA! There and back (Economy Class) (or jusl502 words
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Article69 1963-09-02 10 Ward* Xtt itKmmum) MR. C.C MATNEW snd children thank r»is"v»s and friend* wbo attended the funeral of Mrs. Aleyama lli:n»i «bo passed away at Klsnv on I'^-x -as MR. A MRS. MICHAEL TENC KOK CHEW thank all priests, friends, relatives and PIVR Kleetrlcity B.Q. Ittaff for their spiritual and69 words
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Article235 1963-09-02 10 Wor4t $l» Minimum) SINGAPORE BALLET ACADEMY Keep fit StaSBM for adults. Pleane I nnc ***** (Spore) RVVITA the bread In biscuit form Is penally recommended for expectant mother^ because It contains valuable minerals and vitamin B. NEW! The rn*!ippal>le~by Warner'a Straple** Bra. that won't slip, hook-front. Hack really clings235 words
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Article669 1963-09-02 10 The current fall in the price of rubber gives sharper point to the less satisfactory features of Malayan trade touched on by Dr. Lim Swec Aun in his contribution to radio's "Moment of History". It was by no means a gloomy review. Malaya's economy remains buoyant, the669 words
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Article407 1963-09-02 10 Indonesian and Filipino observers have arrived in Kuching and on the direction of Mr. Michelmore will attach themselves today to one or the other of the U Thant teams which are assessing the views of the people of Sabah and Sarawak on Malaysia. Clerical assistants should have been407 words
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Article198 1963-09-02 10 The drought that has caused water to be rationed in Singaoore and some parts of souih Malaya has struck much harder in the north. Neither Kedah nor Perlis has experienced a drier spell in nearly haJf a century. In both States, many of the padi fields which produce198 words
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Article438 1963-09-02 10 Thomas Arbuckle - Hilltop men fight on two fronts Thomas Arbuckle by 1/lENTIANE, Sun— The V Meo people, largest tribal group in Laos, are today facing a twofold problem: How to defend themselves against Communist attack, and how to rtow enough food for their needs. The problem has no easy solution Throughout theReuter - 438 words
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Article374 1963-09-02 10 T E would refer to a re- port In the Straits Times of August 24 under the heading "Pay dispute oxygen men repeat strike warning." The figures quoted at the bottom of your report are erroneous and In order to avoid misconception in the eyes of the374 words
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Article126 1963-09-02 10 fITTTH reference to the letter from •'Puzzled (S.T. Aug. 30). the Pegu Road outdoor dispensary has three doctors and it is true that on August 14 the dispensary was opened from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 4 pan. On that particular afternoon there126 words
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Article, Illustration1126 1963-09-02 10 One man breaks crime's iron code of silence VALACHI IS HIS NAME: BUT THOUGH HE IS MORE CLOSELY GUARDED THAN THE CROWN JEWELS HE MAY AS WELL BE DEAD from GODFREY HODGSON WASHINGTON Sunday TWO generations of bigcity dwellers in America have known it and feared it as the Mafia,1,126 words
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Advertisement762 1963-09-02 10 Strait* Tines k MaUy Mail Clsttitrtd *dv*rtl*em*ntt mty k* handed t»: I*4 Pla«r COLD BTORASE ARCADE OeaKar*; »••< COLO STORAGE ■RANCHES AT HOLLAND NOAD— KATONS KEPKL ROAD— NAVAL BABE AnthTHa* »g*«tt: CITY BOOK STORK LTD Wlncnttter Hum. Cony*r Oiiay THE NEWS FRONT Frtzpttnck't Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL S Admiralty •«•<762 words
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Advertisement35 1963-09-02 10 PHILIPS i=j« SALES M«D SOWICt BB t< TELEVISION 8 V Sho» room facilities J al llemcnreau Hoot* 1 extended until 8.30 a.m. except Sundays ft ALLIED RADIO V 160 CICWENCEAU AVENUE 4: SIN6»PO*C T«l *****35 words
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Advertisement224 1963-09-02 10 Send for a copy of this famous U/M book. It will cost you nothing. s^*\ Ytt It can open th« door to a wonderful career. Central Certificate It will show you how you can of be a success how you can Oversea* School have a well paid, responsible Certificate Job224 words
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160 1963-09-02 11 TPOH, Sun. A thick patch of lallang saved Maideen bin Mohamed, 30, from death when the car he was driving plummetted 3C feet into a ravine alongside a lonely stretch of the Bukit Rapit Road. 14 miles south of Taiping late last night. Maideen160 words
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Article46 1963-09-02 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Typist Sofia binte Daud. 20. was last rinht crowned "Malaysia Kebays Queen" by Datln Masnah, wife of the Johore State Secretary, at the New Straits View Hotel. Runners-up were Alshah Dol-| mat, a schoolteacher, and Suzuuna, Loh. a model.46 words
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418 1963-09-02 11 THE Federation Government was today urged to set up a Timber Export Board for the promotion of the timber industry. The call was made by the president of the Union of Timber Graders, Mr. Ang Ouan Leong, at the inaugural meeting of418 words
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Article, Illustration919 1963-09-02 11 PETER POLOMKA - PETER POLOMKA STAR, SunThousands of padi planters are watching the sky anxiously and waiting for rain as the main ricegrowing states of Kedah and Perlis face what could be the worst drought for 44 years. Rainfalls of from two to three inches in the past few919 words
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Article, Illustration101 1963-09-02 11 SRI MENANTI. Sun. Tengku Umpa Munawirah (above), eldest daughter of the Yang dlPertuan Besar of Nexri Scmbllan and the Tengku Ampuan was this afternoon given the title of Tengku Putri by her father. The simple ceremony was witnessed by members of the Royal Household101 words
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Article94 1963-09-02 11 SINOAPORE. Bun. The Yang dl-Pcrtuan Ne^ara, Inche Yuaof bin Ishak, has directed that the wage dispute between the Government and the Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union, in respect of employees In the Customs and Excise Department, be referred to arbitration. According to94 words
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285 1963-09-02 11 GEOFFREY QELDARO - Sarawak Gurkhas in hunt for bearded bandit boss GEOFFREY QELDARO By irvcmsQ, sun. a bearded Indonesian named Untung Soegandy is leading the bandit gang which has penetrated into the Sungei Bangkit area of Sarawak's Third Division. Men of the I/I Gurkhas are on its trail. A military spokesman said today285 words
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134 1963-09-02 11 KI'ALA LUMPUR. Sun. A 56-year-old mother. Madam Ng Bak Hiau. who today went to visit her son «t hU Ipoh Read home here, was stabbed minut- s after her arrival. Police have detained a man. Madam Ng Chew Hee, 55. said: "My134 words
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147 1963-09-02 11 Blood debt: Japan may seek British help for a settlement T»OKYO, Sun. The Japanese Foreign Office was reported today to be considering seeking the good offices of a neutral country in an effort to settle Singapore's demand for compensation for wartime Javanese atrocities. Officials. apparently concerned over the possibility of147 words
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206 1963-09-02 11 GOOD WISHES FROM LEE TO MALAYA, SABAH and SARAWAK SINGAPORE, Sun. The Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has sent cables to leaders of Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak, congratulating them on their countries' political achievements. "We the people of Singapore pledge our unstinted support and unswerving loyalty in the cause206 words
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Advertisement156 1963-09-02 11 HYPER FLASH GUN A compact flashgun unit L^IWH "NATIONAL HYPER mod.l B 11. iV^M^V •pvrafian. Foldabla tan-typ« P^^tP^P"^! ♦lector. Utct both bayonet-base IvE typ« ond cap leu type bulbi ktfßV^l Ml Powerful B.C. power source tyitam. fl P^H Built in cpen flash plug. Durable plastic b?dy in two tone finish.156 words
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Miscellaneous484 1963-09-02 11 Today's radio, TV RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 6HOKTWAVL StKVICb SERVICE: mmlrn 41.7 METRES AM.: 6.00 Time Signal. U melre Negura-Ku; 6.02 Prelude To MEDIUM WAV* SERVICE BreakUst; 7.00 Time Signal. a.m.: 8.00 Good Morning. 6.01 The Hews; 7.10 Songs And Sweet Morning rteiuut, 110 Wewo Music; 7.30 Learn484 words
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Article, Illustration2243 1963-09-02 12 PROFUMO'S 'DOUBLE-CROSS' THAT LED TO A SHAMEFUL EXPOSE SHAKING PARTY AND NATION-NOW IT'S ALL TOLD IN A BOOK BRITISH Labour Party leaders, when planning their attack .on the Conservative Government at the height of the Profumo scandal, decided to "cut Mr. Macmillan about the face a bit, butReuter - 2,243 words
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Advertisement393 1963-09-02 12 CONGRATULATIONS TO CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND COMMERCE, JOHORE BAHRU, on the occasion of their opening today. We are glad to announce that we are the Sole Suppliers of Typewriters to their Commercial Class. MESSRS. BEHN, MEYER I CO., LTD. 1-2, MAGAZINE ROAD. SINGAPORE 1. Offer their CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES393 words
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Advertisement256 1963-09-02 12 BRIGHTER and SHARPER projection (even in broad daylight!) with the Fully Automatic Brilliant Projection Cool Operation Noiseless Running Low Voltage Bulb to Lengthen the Life of Colour Slides. AHfIQ Sole Agents:— rp*k "TITHES" DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY LTD. Vi^«? H.«d Omct: Ita. Carnarvon ttrttt, Pening. Ttl: 655 at V J Branches:256 words
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267 1963-09-02 13 MR. HENRY BROOKE, Home Secretary, yesterday dismissed allegations of undue police pressure on witnesses in the Ward trial They had been raised by Miss Alice Bacon, a Labour M.P. and specialist on Home Office aftairb. He toiu hM in a letter LONDON. Sun. theReuter - 267 words
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Advertisement99 1963-09-02 13 Nm TREATMENT SJriD^. immediate COLDS and FLU PARACETAMOL relieves aches and pains and reduces feverish- (rlsfc ness .^kH Sdft PHENYLEPHRINE-»j§* C% clears blocked nasal sk passages S& to meet the increased > V need for this vitamin ff, during an injection Mr* Hb "^lm ft W helps to counteract that99 words
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Advertisement526 1963-09-02 13 L^b^b^b^LV fif r'cvi^ii win b^b^L^bl^bf »b«b«b»«— MaManMM>B^\^ B^B^B^B^B^Bh \^i I B~* I I WI I h^Bß^rt LLLuiniii Cjk. HErnluEnATH n ofc^s~v BS^BS^BBBBBBm BS^BS^BBBBBBT W^ flJf^^^L^^fiß P Joflrßr I It is right inside! I feF^Cj VALUE NO. 1: 810 CAPACITY. With its full-width K >" chiller tray, porcelain vegetable bin, egg526 words
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Miscellaneous268 1963-09-02 13 Straits Times Crossword HBJ )MM JHHI^H^ B^l™ ~^^^T" I Ib^biblblbV blbb bbbT b^H ACBO9B b Just emerging ts »n «s--1 Proliibited argument tgalnct cendlng odoui (7). the musicians (10). Short excursion into the top 6 "A 'a wife had chestnut* in ranks of puglliam? <•> her lap" (Macbeth) 8 Flowery268 words
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Article, Illustration1684 1963-09-02 14 Yes, travel does help to broaden one's mind a bit I HAVE my suspicions about New York. I don't think it's a city at all. I have considerable evidence to prove that it was builf solely as a Shock Treatment Centre for Radicals Anonymous. Travel to New York with your1,684 words
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Advertisement212 1963-09-02 14 v wKKr vHR HBP ■MB BBBBa^Hal MhHHH X\ \M |^ft 111 fW bI Mil. aR L^l V 1 DaCfl I O^lallllafE. I tfz^&'^^S I s uft n an I^^^^~\=^ h M P W^- S| j^l •¥*P^2^^.^S) TURKISH gTdOME STIC ®(jSg AMERICA'S LARGEST SELLING REGULAR CIGARETTE m~ WSSjfi ifW, ii^Sl i^HJUll/212 words
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Advertisement62 1963-09-02 14 Eskamel TREATS SPOTS AND PIMPLES. LEAVES YOUR SKIN CLEAR AND BMOOTH ConMtm HcucfclofoplMn* kill! gcrmt inn.nily h« a it dutidlm faal. hnmi ptaiplct from apiaad in»— laavaa no unaig hlly apou. Frm from oil and grtata doca not crack, caka or clog ih« poraa «onw< can apply maka-up over v62 words
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Article509 1963-09-02 15 Safari in Malaya HUTAN RIMBA. B, Charles Shuttlewortb (Malayan Publications S7). By WALTER WARWICK MR. Shuttleworth came upon the Malayan Jungle when in the forces during the hotter months of the Communist war. He learned apparently to like it, certainly to know It and be fascinated by its beauty and509 words
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483 1963-09-02 15 DAVID SZE - DAVID SZE By AN almost infinite variety of costume and garment is one of Malaya's great charms reflecting, as Katharine Sim points out. the racial story of its people. The sarong, the sari, the saniiu and cheong-sam, the dhoti the songkok. the turban, brocades, batiks,483 words
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Article913 1963-09-02 15 ALLINGTON KENNARD - ALLINGTON KENNARD THE FIRE NEXT TIME. By James Baldwin. (Michael Joseph 13s 6d.) THE DESEGREGATED HEART. By Sarah Patton Boyle. (Gollancz 255) By IN every American city which has a population of a hundred thousand or more, there is a Negro community of five thousand or over.913 words
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308 1963-09-02 15 India and the border war: As they see it CHINA INVADES INDIA. Edited by V. B. Karnik (Allied Publishers. Bombay. RPS 15.50) rIS study of Indias border war and of relations between India and China makes no pretence to impartiality. The three contributors set out India's case, accuse Peking of308 words
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Advertisement303 1963-09-02 15 alp |^B| jf Ink. If m the Quality goes in bejon m the name goes on 23" CONSOLE TV I NO PRIiYTED I WRSII CIRCUIT BGAKDS IN i tES zi-:.\m i tv chassis I BORO-WARNER INTERNATIONAL CORPN. M ACE fi||p ELECTRIC 589,591. GEYLANG ROAD. SPORE- Telt *****-***** (OPPOSITE lORONG 30303 words
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Advertisement519 1963-09-02 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are Invited from Singapore Citizens for the appointment scheduled hereunder: APPOINTMENTS: (A) TEMPORARY ASSISTANT PRIMARY PRODUCTION OFFICER (RURAL DEVELOPMENT) (B) TEMPORARY ASSISTANT PRIMARY PRODUCTION OFFICER (VETERINARY) PRIMARY PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT MINISTRY OK NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SALARY SCALE: For (A) SIS2XBA-168 220X15A--325/340X15A-475 p.m. For (B) $152.50 x519 words
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Advertisement447 1963-09-02 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATION^ are invited for the post mentioned below in the Malayan Pineapple Industry Board trom Federal/Singapore citizens between SO and 45 years of age. who in tbe first Instance should have a good general business education and possess at least 10 years' wide experience in sales and marketing447 words
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Advertisement370 1963-09-02 16 f Continued trom Pate IB i SITUATIONS VACANT M Ward* SI (Mi*.)— Box It at*, aatrm j WANTED EFFICIENT STSNOCRAPHER with previous commercial experience. Apply In writing with copies of testimonials to Box A 3022 I ST.. K.L. INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Has positions open with exceptional oppor- tunnies to right persons370 words
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Advertisement397 1963-09-02 16 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Wards SI (Mi*.)— Baa It ato. amtrm EUROPEAN FIRM requires Senior rv Technician/Serviceman for Kuala Lumpur. Apply with references and details of experience, etc to Box A562S IT. Singapore. WANTED by an old established import /export Arm, la Singapore, an experienced ifi»»».n for wellknown ftrand T.V. Radios397 words
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Advertisement559 1963-09-02 16 SITUATIONS VACANT t» Hor«s SS (Mi*.y—Box tt eU. aatrm qualified ORIMIIt i squired by large logging firm la North Borneo to take charge of timber camps' personnel on three-year contract basts. Apply: Manager, P.O. Box 112. a»int«k«ii North Borneo, with particulars, stating salary required. FACTORY TRAINEE SUPERVISOR required for Singapore559 words
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Advertisement1094 1963-09-02 16 GODOWN SPACE WAMTED W Word* it (Mi*.)— Baa It eta, aatrm WANTED GODOWN. Desire at least 8,000 to 10.000 sq.ft. ground floor space. Will consider abort term lease ""«!■«> area. Reply la P.O. Box 234, Singapore giving Iccatlca and other pertinent Information. Area near Harbour Board preferred however will conalder1,094 words
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Advertisement898 1963-09-02 16 TUITION 2* Word* Si (Mtm.)— Box tt rts. sxtre VWCA Japaaasa flower Arrangement Beginners Class startlag Stn September 1963 at 5.1S p.m. Enquiries (Spore) *****. SINQAPORE DRIVING SCHOOL, top efficient instructors. New tuition cars 1963. Success guaranteed or tree tuition. Courses from $40 Ring (Spore) ***** DAVID'S SCHOOL OF DANCING898 words
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Advertisement1001 1963-09-02 16 FOR SALE tt Wards SI (Min.r—Box St tt*. oxtrm FOR CSBI. LINE And Hsrex Skirts. Visit Dadlani, M 2 North Biidsa Road. Blnswpore-e. Tel: 3092 T. BATIK MUU-MUUS at $12/- MarJoriHa 260 Orchard Road «nc«r Princes), sport. GRAND REDUCTION SALE Textiles from 40cts. up DepC Vlalt: 76, Arms Street. Spore.1,001 words
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Advertisement1370 1963-09-02 17 l**^*^*^**^*^* >^"^^' >^'^^*^*^*^^^^*^*^'^S»a^^^^^^kM»^^fjaaaaaj If IIVERPOH k WEST COUT Hi, OMS-port Mli P.ntM PMMg HEMNIN Ge-Oi, Manellltt, A nyrtk. IB Pt/tift 1 LAiMEIM ZwJFSSmmT?..: T«Ut Sift 4 ANTINM iittnaM Haw* .ZZ Stfi k Itft I lift B/10 Stpt 1 1 pTism "GgnSTmmrZ s»«» -*v wwij lytii LYCAM Lifirfttl, Dublin •jf* l1,370 words
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Advertisement1482 1963-09-02 17 tii^3EE[£££%!XSSE^R THE E. A. C LINES»AILINGS 10 6EHOA, U HAVRE, HAMBURG, IRLMENI ANTWERf, -ggjgjw ROTTERBAM. AMSTERDAM, OSLO. GOTHENBURt AHB COPENHAGEH. iK»^ ~v\ S ooit P. S ham Ptnang KlVSijVia -'SONSKHU" a) Git. 47/ 4 Stpt 5/ 7 Sift I J Sept C\\r2^3 'PAIAbONIA" I. 21/24 Stf I 24/ 27 Sift1,482 words
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Advertisement1375 1963-09-02 17 bem^Jleme EXPRESS SERVICE TO lONOBN, ilYttfOt > CONTINENTAL PORTS. rport P Shan riNN KNNEVIS lE.Lpj L'fMt, Hull, Awerp, II tall II ft Sept 4 IENGLOE (EX) i,'*m. Vtiin, AntMT* S. 33 Sept 4 Sept 1/ I BENMHOR L'lM C'mouth, ROM. Itq Stfl U/U ll»l IIV» uilll f lENMOPE L'paal. H'kaO.1,375 words
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Advertisement1290 1963-09-02 17 feMcALISTER tfe CO.. LTD. w»_ Hi, m. wn lO^ CLLERMAN LIMB KLAVENESS LINK IMIM.UMHI. RSTURBAM, IOS ANBELES SAN FRANCISCB, NAVRE MUU a MIdOLESSAOUSIL IEATTLt. UNCGUVEA S PSRTUNB. em of Acctptias caw tor cntni t sm« I »c irm w A»if tea. rpart p S'hM i-i SUNNyvu'll la P»rt/S Sept 1/1,290 words
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Article28 1963-09-02 18 RUBBES TIN (pcrlb.) (perpicul.) Aug. SS. 67 i cU. 54M.12) 27. 67. eta. *4MJ7| Z*. 671 eta. MS2JU 29. MI ets. S4MJU 30. Mi ets. $451.12,28 words
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Article100 1963-09-02 18 SALES of prime tlnplates are well maintained on U.K. domestic consumer account and export, trade sources report. Enquiries from abroad seem to be Increasing now that tbe holiday season is drawing to ai. end. A useful amount of business Is understood to nave been done in secondary100 words
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Article82 1963-09-02 18 Production of passenger can In tbe United Kingdom during July last totalled 94,101 units, tbe Board of Trade announced today. This compared wltb 165,077 In June last and 83,171 In July 1962. Output of commercial goods vehicles amounted to 24,346 compared wltb 38,633 and 21,154 respectively. Tbe82 words
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Article1053 1963-09-02 18 THE table of shares on the Malayan Stock fcxchanjr shows last bosinoss to Anfust 24. (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business tor this year to date IMUSTBUU t at Aln Bncu ..ISO MIM ICt 2.351,053 words
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Article20 1963-09-02 18 urrent payment Coo. Tin 17}% Date ot paymerv Sept. 28 Total lor the year Total tor previou year.20 words
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Article667 1963-09-02 18 Tin is better at close WITH the Straits tin market closed on Saturday for the Merdeka Day holiday ther was no chance to test the effect of the Friday rise in London of £5. 105. on the local price. Any bullish influence will hare therefore to be reserved until today.667 words
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Article36 1963-09-02 18 On the fret txenanga market is Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at &.721 for TT and 6.711 (or caMi. Starling was quoted xl 1j.97 aad on* tail of «jld at 251.36 words
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Advertisement837 1963-09-02 18 I™!ORIENTI LINES I TO AUSTRALIA ss. "HIMALAYA" (28,000 tens fully airconditioned stabilised) Deporting PENANG 20th Ssjp*. 1963 SINGAPORE 21st Sept. 1963 for Frcmontle, Melbourne A SydneyLimited First Class occommodotioo available Apply to your Travel Agent on— ISLAY KERR CO. LTD.. SINGAPOKL HARRISONS ft CROSFIELD (F c* M> LTD^ KUALA LUMPUR.837 words
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Advertisement469 1963-09-02 18 THE THIRD MALAYAN FUND Application Form and full details available by sending this coupon to: The Monoaara P.O. Ma *0, S4na P.O. 80, 184 Km la Ur— Me, P.O. Box 10, Ipab or P.O. lex •>*, Penenfl. Name: (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Addrsss a« TRUSTEE: THE CHARTERED BANK (MAIAYA) TRUSTEE ITD 2.9.63. LLOYD469 words
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Advertisement189 1963-09-02 18 SCOn and ENGLISH (S.E.A.) LTD Require for their rapidly expanding CUMMINS DIESEL ENGINE SERVICE ORGANIZATION in Kuala Lumpur Experienced Diesel engine Servicemen. Applicants who should be Federal Citizens should have some technical qualifications, be fluent in English, and mast be prepared to undertake specialist training courses. The ability to compile189 words
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Article2118 1963-09-02 19 From Our Market Correspondent IT was another week for industrials on the Malayan Stock Exchange and the bulk of the turnover was transacted in this section of the market. Prices ruled remarkably steady throughout most of the trading week till Friday when on the announcement of Malaysia2,118 words
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Article40 1963-09-02 19 Aug. St. Aug. 27 Aug.!* Aug. Aug. SO Industrials: 11C.32 118.56 lU.SS 1 1C72 117.37 Tins: IO7.SS* 107.47 107 OK It 7.«' U7 ?g I rebtwrs. 111.71 1 1 1.5<t MIS* 111.74 111.74 On. 29. IM2 It*.40 words
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Article824 1963-09-02 19 THE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended Friday August 30. Alex lc« -W Alex ords 3.50 B It. Trustees 6.00 Boustead 1 60 C.S. Holding 6 Con. Tin Bmelt Prtf tT w Ords 46/6 Dunlops J-JO Kast Smelt 3.15 Ks»o824 words
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Advertisement390 1963-09-02 19 JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK Tenders for the Construction of the Extensions and Alterations to Laboratories and Classrooms for Malay College at Kuala Kangsar. will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negerl. J.K.R.. Perak, Ipoh. up to 3.00 p.m. on 12th September 1963. from Contractors in Classes A to390 words
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Advertisement454 1963-09-02 19 Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, London, General Paper (Written) Examination, 1963. Tbe abovenamed examination will be held hi Singapore on Saturday. 2nd November. 1963. Entries should reach the Chief Examinations Officer. Ministry of Education, Kay Slang Road, Sln-gapore-10. as soon as possible and In any case not454 words
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Advertisement776 1963-09-02 19 NOTICES BY ORDKR OF THE MINIBTEK OF PUBLIC BL'ILDING AND WORKS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. PARTICULARS OF THE VALI/ABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Ne. It Ayer Rajato Road. Penan*. Tbe Property consist* of:— 1. All tbat piece or parcel ol land comprising Lot No. 150 XXXITI and part of Lot No. 150776 words
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Advertisement694 1963-09-02 19 TENDERS TENDER BUILDING CONTRACT HAPPY VALLEY HOUSING ESTATE AT JALAN MERSING. KLL'ANG for MESSRS. SINGAPORE FINANCE LTD. Tenders are Invited from Building Contractors for the erection and completion of a Housing Estate at the above. Tender forms with drawings and specification can be Inspected at the office of the Architects,694 words
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Advertisement338 1963-09-02 19 TENDER j CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN. PENANG TENDER NOTICE SEA WALL GURNEY DRIVE Tenders are invited from Class A Contractors for the construction of the above scheme. The works will comprise tbe conduction of approximately 1 800 ft. of rockflll sea wall, concrete culverts, a concrete footpath, waveWRl and338 words
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Advertisement139 1963-09-02 19 TENDERS TENDERS ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE Tenders are lnvl.ed and will be received up to 2 p.m. on Friday 27th September 1963 for tbe Supply of Photographic and Z-Ray Supplies for RAAF Butttrworth. Particulars and tender forma may be obtained by application to the Secretary. RAAF Contract* Board Malaya. RAAF139 words
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Article708 1963-09-02 20 LONDON, Sunday. INSPIRED by two magnificent first-half goals by inside-right Phil Chisnall, F.A. Cup holders Manchester United swept to a 5-1 shock victory over League champions Everton in the First Division yesterday. The result was a complete reversal of their meeting a fortnight ago in the CharityReuter - 708 words
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Article289 1963-09-02 20 LONDON, Son.— Yesterday's I results were: FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 1 Blackburn S BoJton 1 WBA I Burnley 3 Sheff. Wed. 1 Fulliam Z Birmingham 1 Leicester 7 Arsenal Manchester U. 5 Everton 1 Sheff. lid. 1 Chelsea 1 Tottenham 4 Notts Forest 1 Wolves 2 Stoke 1 Liverpool289 words
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Article79 1963-09-02 20 LONDON. Sun.— Results of Rugby League matches played yesterday were Div. I— Huadersfleld 14 Wigan 29; Hull-Kingston 47 CasUeford 8: Kelghley 6 St. Helen's 18; Leeds 22 Workington 5; Swlnton 13 Halifax 7; Wakefield Trinity 20 Hull 15; Widnes 27 Hunslet 5: Featherstone 24 Warrlngton 31. Div. 2—Reuter - 79 words
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159 1963-09-02 20 Griffith, Kanhai in C'wealth touring team RAWALPINDI, Sun. A Commonwealth cricket team will make a six week unofficial tour of Pakistan in November, Fida Hassan, president of the Pakistan Cricket Board of Control, said today. The 15-man party will Include Alf Cover as manager, he added. England Test opening batsmanReuter - 159 words
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Article55 1963-09-02 20 CAPETOWN, Sun.— The tourIng Australian Rugby Union Wallabies, who last weekend became the first visiting side this century to win two successive International* in South Africa, crashed to their sixth defeat of their tour yesterday. The Wallabies were beaten by Western Province by 12 points to55 words
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Article18 1963-09-02 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.—Entries for the Malaysia tennis championships from Sept. 12 to 15 her* close tomorrow.18 words
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Article482 1963-09-02 20 ONDON, Sun.— Arthur 0111 Li gan's XI declared at 259 for nine and the West Indies had scored 28 for one in reply at the close of play on the first day of their match in Hastings yesterday. The West Indians were left with threequarters of482 words
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Page 20 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous147 1963-09-02 20 \IIf ft Oop By V.T. Ham lin I^L^V^^MP 41^ I S /BE H I THOSE WERE W V*< 3* A I^— USHHBHI W I JS£* PROBABLY WILL STT J f/ 1 YEAH, MAN! rTS BEEN I/ X..TOOK ..TOO W^^ Uiek Tracy By Chester Gomial I r aren't you Tve**TTnel T147 words
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Article, Illustration1582 1963-09-02 21 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACING l»jr IPOH, Sun.— Thio Sta- ble's Nashor, with Kevin Mitchell astride. created an upset in the $25,000 Sultan's Gold Vase over 5Jf straight to pay $101 for a win and $33 for a place here today, last day of the Perak TC meeting.1,582 words
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Article144 1963-09-02 21 THE BIG SWEEP DRAW TOTAL POOL *155.000 Ist No. *****4 $38,362 2nd No. *****2 $19,181 3rd No. 26*455 $10,656 STARTERS ($1,065 each): Nos. *****7 *****4 *****0 *****6 *****7 *****9 *****7 1468% *****0 *****6. CONSOLATION ($64« each): Nos. *****9 *****7 *****8 *****1 *****1 *****6 *****9 *****8 *****5 *****1. Race Seven THE144 words
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Article346 1963-09-02 21 8.10. TUnberlane 8.0, Silver Screen 111 7.12. Prancoscot 7.9. Cinemascope was an all-ihe-way winner. The Gippslander. Tibetan and Water Scout were handily positioned behind the twee with Satoro and Automation In the rear. Passing the halfmile Cinemascope was a length clear from The Gippslander with Water346 words
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Obituary82 1963-09-02 22 YONC: NAM KEE In Johore Grand Prix race cldent on 1.0. A5. Kunera! oorfxr leave Chinese temple, 8? Lorong 33, Oeylaoc, at 11. 30 a.m. on 3rd gepunbar (or Holland Road Kbek Cemctary MM. TAN CMEOMC SEV (Nee Nc Kv*' Yaw), 52 mother of Ml*s Tan Stem Ens, ACS.82 words
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Article, Illustration485 1963-09-02 22 IM KEE CHAN; JOE DORAI - IM KEE CHAN and JOE DORAI NO CHALLENGE AFTER THE FATAL CRASH B>_ JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Albert Poon, the 26-year-old Hong Kong policeman, today won the tragedymarred Johore Grand Prix in his Lotus 23 in 2 hr. 10 mm. 49.8 sec for the 70-lap course of485 words
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Article, Illustration793 1963-09-02 22 'I PLA YED SAFE, SA YS ITO tu^le right from the start but were lorced out by engine trouble. ("lun went out of the race after returning to the pits in the 14th lap and Kirn Thiat also did not continue after a pit visit. After only the first 15793 words
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Article133 1963-09-02 22 MOTOR CARS 1. ALBERT POON (Lotus 23); 2. A. CLYDESDALE (Lola Special): 3. M. J. COOK (Cooper Climax); 4. W. R. A. Wyllie (Lotus 17). 5. N. C. Barnes (Lotus Super 7); 6. J. W. Wright (Jaguar); 7. Philip Scow (Chev Covet); 8. A. Bond (Jaguar); 9.133 words
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Article139 1963-09-02 22 CEB and Police share Cup ifUALA LVMPUR.'sun. De- fending champions Malayan C.E.B. were held to a scoreless draw by Royal Malayan Polioe, despite extra time, in the final of the Federation Government Service's hockey tournament on the Depot ground this evening. The Competitions committee of the tournament declared the teams139 words
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Article107 1963-09-02 22 TfOREST HILLS, sun. Miss x Margaret Smith, of Australia, the Wimbledon champion, began the defence of her United States title by taking only 30 minutes to defeat Mrs. Lisa Gram Andersen (Denmark) In tne U.S. Lawn tennis championships here yesterday Miss smith dropped only 13 points107 words
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Article203 1963-09-02 22 S'gor keep full points record MALAYA CUP IPOH. Sun. A goal three minutes after the kick-off propelled Selangor to a 5-3 victory over Perak in their second-leg Malaya Cup match here today. The match was heading towards a repetition of Selangor's 5-0 win over Perak in Kuala Lumpur until Perak203 words
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Article148 1963-09-02 22 SINGAPORE, Sun— Singapore. the South zone champions, avenged their first round defeat at the hands of Joint Services, beating them 3-1 In their Malaya Cup match at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. Singapore took control in the 17th minute when Qu'ti Kirn Swee collected a loose ball from148 words
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Article226 1963-09-02 22 IJUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A goal scored by inside-right Francis in the second half of play enabled Combined Services to beat Armed Forces 3-2 in a Malaya Cup soccer competition south zone match on the Rifle Range Road ground today. Forces took the lead when in-side-right Bakar netted226 words
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Article40 1963-09-02 22 IPOH, Bun.— Selangor qualified to meet Singapore in the Hnal of the Burnley Cup soccer competition when they beat Perak 1-0 here today. After a scoreless nrst half Selanßor got their goal through inside-left Mazlan Harun.40 words
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Article25 1963-09-02 22 CADIZ. Sun.— Beniflca of Portugal beat Barcelona of Spain 3-2 in the first match of the International "Carranza" soccer tournament here yesterday.— UJM.25 words
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Article31 1963-09-02 22 SOCCER: Burnley Cup team v Singapore "A Jalan Besar (5.15). BADMINTON: Inter-Varsity-Col-lege quadrangular championship Polytechnic v University of Singapore, Nanyang U. v T.T.C. at Queensway Secondary School (7 pjn.).31 words
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Article76 1963-09-02 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Thailand beat Malaya 3 l In the Inter -Railways Games which concluded here today. Thailand were victors at billiards 2—l. tennis 3—2. -occer 4 o, drew at golf and lost 6—3 at badminton. At the Princes Road Sta- dium today Thailand, showIng all-round superiority,76 words
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Article804 1963-09-02 22 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Sunday. V| ALA Y AS Mohamed Abdul Rahman (track) and iTI Singapore's S. Balakrishnan (field) today took Malaysia's athletics standards to the top level In Asia when they competed in the Singapore A.A.A, three-territories meet at Farrer Park. Singapore, with804 words
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