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Title Section24 1963-09-30 1 Singapore. AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 25,000 The Straits Times Hot*" 01 He***** Estd. 1845 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 35224 words
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Article, Illustration24 1963-09-30 1 IT IS IN NATIONAL INTEREST THAT UMNO, MCA AND MIC MUST STAND TOGETHER WE WILL WORK WITH SPORE SAME WAY'24 words
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Article396 1963-09-30 1 iW KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that Umno, MCA and MIC "must stand together and work together for the good of the various communities and the country as a whole, and in the same way we will work closely with the Singapore396 words
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Article, Illustration190 1963-09-30 1 SINGAPORE, Sunday. A SUDDEN blaze Just before noon today gutted three godowns stacked with canned food, fresh vegetables, cosmetics and office equipment, altogether worth about $180,000. The godowns are at the 6th mile. Yio Chu Kang Road. The property belonged to British and Eastern Ltd.190 words
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260 1963-09-30 1 KUCHING, Sun. In their first major clash with Indonesian terrorists, a 12-man patrol of Sarawak's re-cently-formed Border Scouts put to flight a gang of 60 well-armed terrorists yesterday morning. The action took place 15 miles east of Lubok Antu. in theReuter - 260 words
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Article33 1963-09-30 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Selangor beat Penang 6-2 in the Malaya Cup final at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. The score at half-time was two-all. (Full report in Back Page i33 words
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Article39 1963-09-30 1 WASHINGTON, Sun. Secretary of State Dean Rusk was quoted as saying that consideration was being given to a "hot line" linking all Nato countries similar to the one recently set up between Washington and Moscow. UP.I.UPI - 39 words
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Article21 1963-09-30 1 BERLIN. Sun. Two East Oerman soldiers fled across the barbed wire border fence Into West Berlin today.— Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article20 1963-09-30 1 PARIS. Sun. President De Gaulle returned to his capital today after a four day speech tour. Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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138 1963-09-30 1 She talked herself out of trouble in Welsh LONDON, Sun.— The young Welsh wife of a British Embassy clerk described here today how she talked herself out of being attacked by Indonesian rioters by speaking Welsh. Mrs. Betty Price. 24. explained that she convinced the rioters she was not BritishReuter - 138 words
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Article54 1963-09-30 1 LOS ANGELES. Sun A rare Oar fish, over 13 feet long, with a horse-like head, a silver skin, big blue eyes and a bright red dorsal fin was washed up on the shore here. It usually lives at a depth of 600 feet and is54 words
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Article29 1963-09-30 1 I NAIROBI. Sun. The Kenya Government has ordered a million miniature flags and badges for distribution to schoolchildren to mark independence on Dec. 12.29 words
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Article22 1963-09-30 1 TRIESTE. Sun. Two young Italian potholers were married in a huge underground cave near here. They both wore white overalls.22 words
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136 1963-09-30 1 COOL, CALM CASTRO: IT'S ONLY -A BOMB- ANOTHER PICTURE IN PAGE ELEVEN HAVANA. Sun. A bomb exploded while Dr. Fidel Castro, the Cuban Premier, was speaking at an open air rally here last night. "Don't worry about that," Dr. Castro said calmly as the explosion was heard over the microphones.Reuter - 136 words
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108 1963-09-30 1 Goahead for Balikpapan evacuation JAKARTA, Sun. The British Ambassador. Mr. Andrew Oilchrist. was tonight trying to arrange for the evacuation of about 140 women and children from the Balikpapan region of East Indonesian Borneo. The evacuation move followed a telephone call earlier between Mr. Gilchrist and the British Consul. Dr.Reuter - 108 words
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Article28 1963-09-30 1 SANTO DOMINGO Sun. President Juan Bosch, deponed in an army coup last Wednesday, has been pub on board navy frigate which is today headed for Trinidad.28 words
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168 1963-09-30 1 Runaway niece of Princess Grace is -wed- f\ES MOINES (Iowa), Sun. Mary Lee Davis, a 15-year-old niece of Princess Grace of Monaco and the 19-year-old youth she ran away with a month ago were married here .today. Mary wore a blue grey dress and a small black hat as sheReuter - 168 words
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Article38 1963-09-30 1 ROTTERDAM. Sun. A yacht built for the Sheik of Bahrein, equipped with closed-circuit television so that he can keep an eye on his fishing lines from his cabin, is on its way to Bahrein. Cost $800,000.38 words
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414 1963-09-30 1 Pope on four aims of Vatican council VATICAN CITY, Sun. T Pope Paul said today that the Ecumenical Council had four aims "the knowledge, or if you like, the awareness of the church, its reform, the bringing together of all Christians in unity and the dialogue of the church withReuter - 414 words
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Article29 1963-09-30 1 THREE KILLED DILLON (South Carolina). Sun. A tornado struck Dillon killing three people one «n right-year-old girl injuring sevrral others, .mil causing widespread damage to property Rrutrr.29 words
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AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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134 1963-09-30 2 DUTCH AGREE TO PROCESS SOEKARNO's TIN ORE rpHE HAGUE. Sun.— A A contract between the Dutch N.V. Billiton Maatschappij and the Indonesian State Tin Mining Company to process tin ore at Billiton's plants at ArnhtMn was signed here yesterday, the Indonesian Embassy announced. The announcement said talks on the processingReuter - 134 words
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74 1963-09-30 2 JAKARTA. Sun Jap.m has agreed to build a sugar factory forj Indonesia under an agreement signed here yesterday. Antara <aid the agreement ni concluded on a production sharing baste and covers Ms 37 million worth ot equipment. The factory will be built on Ceram74 words
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Article30 1963-09-30 2 LAGOS. Sun More than 200--000 workers wrre on strike in different parts of Nigeria yesterday to back union demands for a commlmlon of Inquiry Into pay scale*30 words
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Article, Illustration322 1963-09-30 2 PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT SOUGHT BY SOEKARNO AND MACAPAGAL' JAKARTA, Sun. 'J'HE Japanese Premier, Mr. Ikeda, said yesterday he would not mediate in the Malaysia dispute. Mr. Ikeda, who had been reported as planning mediation, told a press conference: "I had an opportunity forReuter - 322 words
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118 1963-09-30 2 JAKARTAPRESS: U.S. AID CUT BLACKMAIL' JAKARTA. Sun.— The Indonesian Press today accused the U.S. of blackmail and intimidation by freezing aid in in attempt to force it to change its policy towards Malaysia. But they agreed Indonesia tocu'd not retreat or yield Berita Indonesia said: Thr freezing of American aid118 words
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Article94 1963-09-30 2 SAIGON, Sun.—Pres i d c n t Diem s brother. Ngo Dinb Nhu, Madame Nhu and her brother. Tran Van Khiem. were all successful in yesterday's National Assembly election. There were no surprises In the election to fill the 123-seat assembly. Mr. Nhu andReuter - 94 words
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Article42 1963-09-30 2 MAIDENHEAD. (England", Sun —A 53-year-old vicar fell Into an open six-foot grave yesterday after conducting funeral services. The Rev. Michael Ware said it was "a shattering experience." after he was pulled from the hole, covered with mud.— U.P.l.42 words
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202 1963-09-30 2 MOSCOW, Sun. Soviet sailors and their families have oeen spat upon and stoned in the Chinese port of Dairen. Izvestia said today. It added: "What Is going on In Dairen Is an unheardof phenomenon In relations between Socialist countries?" It quoted a Captain Shuvalov,Reuter - 202 words
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Article46 1963-09-30 2 PUSAN. (Korea). Sun. An explosion At the Sam Yang paper mill here yesterday killed eight workers and Injured 10 others, according to police. The cause of the explosion. which occurred in the boiler room of the mill, was not immediately determined UJU.46 words
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201 1963-09-30 2 'Gizenga is dead' rumour sets off Congo riots: 304 arrested LEOPOLDVILLE, Sunday. fJONGOLESE army units last night arrested 304 people who demonstrated against the government claiming that former Stanleyville separatist leader Antoine Gizenga had died. About 2,000 demonstrators had gathered outside the headquarters of Oizenga s African solidarity party, onReuter - 201 words
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117 1963-09-30 2 JAPANESE EXPORTS UP 15 p.c. LAST YEAR LONDON, Sun. Japans 1 sharp increase in 1962 In the export of manufactured goods was in marked contrast to that of the world's ;our other biggest exporters. The Board oi Trade said that last year the value of world exports of manufactures lncrea.«ed117 words
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Article25 1963-09-30 2 MACAO. Sun. Greyhound racing was relntroduced here yesterday after 30 years. A enptclty crowd of 10,000 saw the Austra-lian-bred greyhounds In action.25 words
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109 1963-09-30 2 ]y|ANILA. Sun.— A man was shot dead and another wounded yesterday near a polling precinct in Cavite Province, 30 miles from here, where voters were registering for the Nov. li by-elec-tions, an unconfirmed report said. The dead man is said to have been109 words
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Miscellaneous14 1963-09-30 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby Ctub auroeT^ LOOMS LOV6LV J -)T-^ /»aoho«?rjl7) (good j14 words
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U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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144 1963-09-30 3 NEW YORK, Sun. A painting of President Kennedy sitting nude m his rocking chair is on show here. The artist, Rex Clawson. said he had painted the entire Kennedy family In the nude seated on a Persian rug. That picture was exhibited144 words
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114 1963-09-30 3 WARNING POINTS FOR NUCLEAR DEFENCE I LONDON. Sun.— Britain plans a network of 15.000 warning points for use in the event of nuclear attack Mr. CM. Woodhouse. joint I Parliamentary Undersecretary at the Horr.e Office, said last night. The Home Office looks after j civil defence In Britain. Opening aReuter - 114 words
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Article, Illustration58 1963-09-30 3 AND BLUE SKIES FOR THE BRIDE rwas a day of blue skir.s for the bride in this picture. She is Elizabeth Berlin, 26. The man with her is her famcus father. Irving Berlin. American composer of 1,000 hit tune.s. including "Blue Skies." Elizabeth married publisher Mr. Edmund Boyd Fisher atMirrorpic - 58 words
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Article72 1963-09-30 3 Divorce for wife-swap husband LONDON, Sun. Two husbands and wives exchanged partners after drinking In a hotel, a Judge said in the Divorce Court. Granting a decree nisi to Stuart Hesp, an oil company representative, the Judge said he had connived at his wife's adultery. He granted the decree afterReuter - 72 words
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Article56 1963-09-30 3 LONDON. Sun. Sir Learie Constantlne. Trinidad High Commissioner in London and famous West Indian test cricketer, said here yesterday he was giving uo his appointment early next year. He declined to make public the reasons for his decision, but It ia understood it followed differences betweenReuter - 56 words
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290 1963-09-30 3 FOREIGN MINISTERS MEET TO IMPROVE EAST-WEST TIES NEW YORK, Sun. The Foreign Ministers of the United States, Britain and Russia conferred for almost three hours today on ways of improving East-West relations in the wake of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Mr. Andrei Gromyko. Soviet Foreign Minister, first toReuter - 290 words
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125 1963-09-30 3 LONDON, Sun. Britain s National Socialist Movement has announced the engagement of its leader, Colin Jordan, to Francois? Dior, of Paris. Mr. Jordan, 40, formerly a Coventry schoolteacher, is one of the top figures among Fascist groups in Britain. Earlier this year he servedReuter - 125 words
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321 1963-09-30 3 RICHMOND (Virginia), Sunday. J)K MARTIN Luther King issued an ultimatum yesterday stating that unless significant racial progress is made quickly in Birmingham he would recommend demonstrations that will be "bigger and more determined than ever before." "I have come to the conclusion that withinReuter; UPI - 321 words
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Article29 1963-09-30 3 DETROIT, Sun. Glenn Roberts. 39. helping instal a lift in a new block of flats here, plunged 20 floors down the elevator" shaft. He broke an ankle.29 words
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137 1963-09-30 3 NEGRO FINED FOR HAVING PISTOL AT 'OLE MISS' OXFORD (Mississippi), Sun. Cleve McDowell, a Negro, was convicted yesterday of carrying' a pistol to class ;it the University of Mississippi despite his plea that he did so because he was unprotected and thought his life was in danger. He contended heUPI - 137 words
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149 1963-09-30 3 U.S. TO CLOSE SUPPLY BASES IN FRANCE WASHINGTON, Sun. The Defence Department is closing a group of military supply bases in France. More than 6,000 Frencn civilian employees will be dismissed and 5,400 American troops shipped home. The move will eliminate nearly one-third of the U.S. Arm/s civilian French employees.Reuter; UPI - 149 words
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101 1963-09-30 3 MIAMI (Florida). Sun. Act- 1 ress-singer Gloria De Haven won a divorce on Friday from her third husband, Richard W. Flncher, a Miami car dealer and State representative. Circuit Judge Mr. George E. Schultz awarded the divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. Pincher denied his101 words
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Advertisement116 1963-09-30 3 America's favourite coffee AVAILABLE IN Maxwell house M INSTANT COFFEE II I Is sMI available in tins as well BHaSiif] q to tke last Drop \jJtgSl HUD-ACHE' r th Mm i v > I TOOTH -ACHE >v\ V PERIODICAL PAINS _H^ f~\ COU)S FEVER -_J 5^ ARTHRITIS y, MUSCULAR PAINS116 words
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Advertisement175 1963-09-30 3 Starts TODAY FOR 2 WEEKS ONLY SUITINGS usual DACRON WOOL 5 patterns various colors $22.50 8.90 GENERAL Arrow Neckties mode of Silk, Dacron Accetate 6.90 3.50 MADE UP TROUSERS. Dacron Wash-n-wear Trousers $21.50 $14.50 SOCKS 100% Nylon S-t-r-e-t-c-h Socks Fancy 1.50 70 cts. SPORT SHIRTS Arrow Sport Shirts 9.90 6.90175 words
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354 1963-09-30 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. r pHK Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight assured Malaysian businessmen of "ultimate prosperity despite temporary difficulties." In an obvious reference to the problems facing Malaysia as a result of the Indonesian economic confrontation, the Premier, who was addressing a dinner354 words
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Article31 1963-09-30 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A United Nntions team is expected to arrive here shortly to help in the five-year modernisation and expansion crash programme of small scale Industrie, in Singapore31 words
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Article25 1963-09-30 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Eurasian Association will hold its annual general meeting between Oct. 18 and Oct. 31 at Clifford House. Collyer Quay.25 words
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Article315 1963-09-30 4 THK followin* is today* schedule 1 of civil aircraft movement* at P»ya L«bar airport Slngapon ARRIVALS BOAC: Krom Mi-lhourne. Brmnane. Darwin (BA Tl3) 7.30 p.m.: from London. Uuiscdi'lori, Ktantml. Abadan. Buinui.v. Colombo. Kuala l.uinPur (BA THA) 4.35 p m Pan.Amtrltan: Krom Ban h rancinCO. Lot315 words
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Advertisement295 1963-09-30 4 ■C lf V THURSDAY 3rd. October a.UOp.m. PREMIERE B |«IV Sm*opor« In oid ot EARL HAIC POPPY DAY FUHD Bond ct Ur Bn Que*n'« O«m Mighlo^aers ««>M b« m ottenrtonce I TOWERING ABOVE ALL OTHER "EPICS flSk, in 7Omm SUPER TECHNIRAMAi 9MM^Q f SAMUEL BRONSTON i I Wk fCHARLTON SOPHIA295 words
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Advertisement297 1963-09-30 4 GALA OPENING-THURSDAY, 3rd OCT. j I KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE! j 01E8H I ODEOM-KATQHG I I PENANG I JOHORE BAHKU MALACCA ODEQH I CATHAY CATHAY I ALOR STAR KOTA BHARU CATHAY RANI MEENA SUbv "TV A CATHAY -Kf RIS FILM^^KjKfl V afclT <•<•" ENGLISH SUBTITLES NOORDIN AHMAD ROSE YATIMAH J^ Tel:297 words
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Advertisement395 1963-09-30 4 ;t§HAW > ORGANISATION ■I ™W^ff»HP[»Bfffiiffwfflfß m m .\OU 511 M%% l>«. 11. 1.45. 4. 6 30, 915 pm. I ■mgmS^^ I*' 2 B^^*' T 1 bbbbbVl— < w ~il 2 Soon M^^ presents H AGATHA CHRISTIE'S ""MURDER at the GALLOP"! Mortjoret Ruthertofd j Robert Vcrlev Floro Robsoo. IVOW MIOUI\(. B395 words
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Article, Illustration377 1963-09-30 5 The Crescendos find a place in top ten SINGAPORE QUARTET HITS THE BIG-TIME and thousands more are on the order list. gINGAPORE, Fri.-~-The Crescendos Singapore's own recording stars are firmly on the road to tame and wealth. Their first recording, "Mr. Twister", which was released six months ago, is listed377 words
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Article55 1963-09-30 5 IPOH. Bun. The choir ot the Malayan Christian Council. Perak branch, will be holding practices at the Wesley Methodist Church. Lariat Road here every Mondov nißht at 7.30 starting tomorrow Excerpts from the "Messiah" will be presented during the Christmas season and those Interested are asked55 words
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83 1963-09-30 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The latest Boeing 727 jetliner will be on display at Paya Lebar airport on Friday from 12.30 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Technical and sales experts from the Boeing company will be in attendance to answer83 words
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105 1963-09-30 5 Dato Loke weds I quietly in —London— LONDON, Sun. Dato Loke Wan Tho yesterday married Mavis Chew, also of Singapore, at Caxton Hall registry office in a quiet family wedding. Dato and Datin Lokt Wan Tho were married early in the morning on a sonny lay and then returned to105 words
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Article65 1963-09-30 5 Members of the bride's family present were her sister. Miss Evelyn Chew, who is studying here at Bedford College, and her daughter, Linda. 12. from a previous marriage. Dato and Datin Loke Wan Tho will remain here until Oct. 8. when they return to Singapore. The wedding receptionUPI - 65 words
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Article161 1963-09-30 5 DR. LEE HITS OUT AT PAP SINGAPORE, Sun. The chairman of the Barisan Sosialis. Dr. Lee Slew Choh, last night condemned PAP attempts to "isolate, cripple and destroy" left-wing elements. Speaking to Barisan supporters at a rally at the Badminton Hall. Dr. Lee. who was defeated narrowly In the Rochore161 words
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Article40 1963-09-30 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. An extraordinary general meeting of the Singapore Government Storekeepers' Union, held recently, rejected a "no confidence" motion on the executive committee filed by a group of dissident members headed by the union's former chairman. Inche Omar Abdullah40 words
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236 1963-09-30 5 Fitter on extortion charge is bound over ]t| ALACCA, Sun.— The iTI manager of the Boston Milk Bar in Kle- bang Kechil here. Lim Chee Kwan. said in the Sessions Coiyt here yesterday that a youth threatened to get his gang to assault him and his family if he refused236 words
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Article171 1963-09-30 5 MINE UNION TO PRESS BONUS CLAIM KUALA LUMPUR Bundav r FHE bonus issue, over which 15.000 mining worke's almost went on strike in March, is to be revived The annual delegates conference of the National" Mining Workers' Union today unanimously decided to press this issue "vigorously." The strike, set for171 words
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Article81 1963-09-30 5 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A special Far East Air Force Britannia has left Singapore to take a seriously ill Royal Air Force officer from Honolulu to Britain He is Flying Officer Anthony Northmore, a pilot of No. 48 Squadron, which is engaged in flying transport planes between81 words
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255 1963-09-30 5 GAS STRIKE ENDS: HOSPITALS AND INDUSTRY RELIEVED KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The end of the 24-day strike by 156 gas workers has brought relief to hospitals and industry. In 6ome hospitals the supply of vital oxygen for operations had run short while in engineering firms work had been oonsiderablv slowed down255 words
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121 1963-09-30 5 MITAR, San. Only 40 per cent of the town's total assessment rates of $413,000 bas been collected though the end of its financial year has only three months to go. The Mnar Town Council was told this at it* meeting today by121 words
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240 1963-09-30 6 Alliancesindustry move is backed by council TiAIPING. Sun. An Alliance move Lo create a light industry area in Taiping has been promised the full support of the United Front, which now controls the Taiping Town Council. Both parties the United Democratic Party and the Socialist Front agreed at the monthly240 words
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125 1963-09-30 6 U.S. ENVOY BALDWIN ON VISIT TO SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Sun. The United States Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. Charles Baldwin, arrived in Singapore today for a twoday visit to meet the State's leaders and representatives of commerce and industry. He will call on the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, the125 words
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279 1963-09-30 6 PENANG, Sunday. T^OT all goods would become dutiable immediately Penang Joined the Malaysian common market, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, said here yesterday. "It Is unfortunate." he told the Straits Times, "that a lot !of unscrupulous merchants have279 words
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Article, Illustration85 1963-09-30 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Ho Chine Yu (above), lecturer and teaching supervisor at the Singapore Teachers' Training College, has been sent by the Singapore Government for a stadjr course in education at the University of Manchester in Britain. Mr. Ho is being financed by the85 words
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Article168 1963-09-30 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. One of the leaders of the Civil Sen-ice Clerical Federation has joined the rival National Union of Government Clerical Workers. He Is Mr. K. Sockalingam. former president of the Perak Government Clerical Services Union and executive committee member of the C.B.C.F.168 words
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Article, Illustration341 1963-09-30 6 Union to press for new type of junior secondary school TPOH, Sun. The 1 Malayan Graduate Teachers Union has decided to press for a new type of junior comprehensive secondary school. One of the 35 resolutions approved at yesterday's delegates conference of the union suggests that the new type of341 words
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Miscellaneous144 1963-09-30 6 f//#»V Oop K?i V.T. nnntlin BfcLttgg BRWN TCET IN- j SWORP, WHAT'S THE GIMME.' 1 1 I WOKIU 1 FOR THE WATCH/ YV OUtk Trmev By Vh*>M€*r I*imtd |H ~H f COME IN. MY DEAR. T] SOME' 7 NEW JOB? HAf 1 WHAT V |'M MC3VIMG 1 —^M I WHAT144 words
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594 1963-09-30 7 ALL COMMUNITIES BACK THE CALL TO TAKE UP ARMS IF NECESSARY JPOH, Sun. A Perak all-commun-ity patriotic action committee headed by the Mentri Besar, Dato Sha'ari bin Shafiee, was formed here today Ie defend Malaysia if and when necessary. The meeting, sponsored by the Perak594 words
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Article, Illustration190 1963-09-30 7 KUALA LCMPIR. San. The Permanent Secretary to the External Affairs Ministry, Inche Ghazali Shafie (above), said today that Indonesia's allegation that Malaysia was the tool of Britain should be treated as a "stale music hall joke." He was commenting on the190 words
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100 1963-09-30 7 WIFE DIESE-S O A RALLY IS CALLED OFF PARIT BUNTAR. Sun. A Malaysia solidarity rally at Kampong Permatang Karat Telonjoh, six miles from the south Krdah town of Bandar Bh.iru. broke up abruptly ye, s t erday evening when news was received that the wife of the organiser had died100 words
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159 1963-09-30 7 LONDON. Sun.— More than a thousand people attended a buffet dinner and dance last night when Malaysian students in London celebrated the founding of their new nation. It was the first time students from all the Malaysian states had participated in a joint function159 words
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Article206 1963-09-30 7 ROBBERS GETAWAY CAR FOUND KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A tip-off from a member of the public led to the recovery of the getaway car used «y robbers who raided a goldsmith's shop in Batu Road here yesterday. The car. a grey Morris Minor, was found abandoned in the Sentul area a206 words
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195 1963-09-30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Harbour Trade Union in Port Swettenham has protested to the Port Authority against its decision to permit the continued use of private junks to transport timber in the port area. It said in a statement that the Port Authority195 words
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297 1963-09-30 7 IPOH, Sunday T»HE financial health x of public health inspectors in Malaya is not as sound as they would like it to be. and that profession in recent years has been obscured by "a dense cloud of frustration and uncertainty." At the Public Health297 words
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Article45 1963-09-30 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Japan Air Lines will continue normal flights from Singapore to Jakarta from tomorrow A spokesman said the airline will, however, comply with the Indonesian Government's orders not to take passenger* or cargo from Singapore to Jakarta. or vice versa.45 words
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1587 1963-09-30 8 KEITH MORFETT - The buoyant new mood about in Moscow today KEITH MORFETT REVEALING THE REAL HEART OF THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE by I THREATENED the old Russian's queen with my knight, and ten minutes passed in total silence. Suddenly, instead of making his move, my opponent looked up at me across the board1,587 words
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Advertisement174 1963-09-30 8 Dunlop gathers selected Ash, Beech, UnU| often men who have been Champions Birch'jnd Hickory timbers, plus a nnro in the game, bring finishing touches jlttle Mahogany to make the frame. UUIO to Dunlop Tennis equipment that Then Dunlop's craftsmen T%TJJtfTm{%JP gives jt the edge of super laminate these timbers together174 words
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Advertisement190 1963-09-30 8 188 I E &X %j B I T JTi r^B I BISPv^k" B 1 I^^^^ F^ yB mi m.' 1 f I KHRUSHCHEV Read the Riot Act >v I nK k I yf /y I Y y\ j^ the most distinguished name in SUNGLASSES ray-ban tenses are perfectly f matched190 words
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329 1963-09-30 9 PENANG. Sunday THE Australian High Commissioner in Malaya, Mr. T. K. Critchley, will be told of intimidation of their amahs by R.A.A.F. families in Penang and Butterworth. Disclosing this today, Mr. Ng Ah Keat, general secretary of the War Department Civilian Staff Association, said the329 words
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Article102 1963-09-30 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Khaw Sia, former headmaster of the Chung Ling and Penang Girls' Chinese High Schools in Penang will hold an exhibition of orchid paintings at the National library on Saturday In conjunction with the coming Fourth World Orchid Conference and show. His collection features 70102 words
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247 1963-09-30 9 Man who saved goat's life gets 'thank you' letter [(UALA LUMPUR. 1Y Sun. The owner vi the Federal Capitals most renowned goat, which was spared its date with death, on Deepavali Day by a kind-hearted Straits Times reader last month, has written to him thanking him for saving the goat.247 words
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Article51 1963-09-30 9 TAIPING. Sun. The Assistant District Officer, Larut and Matang. Inchc Mohamed Yunus bin Lahadl. has been elected chairman of the Taiping branch of the Malayan Red Cross Society. Other officials are Miss P. R. Knight vice-chairman; Mr. Sebastian Xavter secretary: and Mrs. L. A. Marlcandu.51 words
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Article, Illustration92 1963-09-30 9 KLANG beauty queen Miss Catherine Chia Swee Peng was married to an accountant, Mr. Robert Wong Kin Thong, at the Holy Rosary Church in Kuala l.umpur on Saturday. The bride, a secretary with the Shell Company in Kn.ii.i Lumpur, is the eldest daughter of the92 words
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Article87 1963-09-30 9 Walk-in gang takes $1,500 SINGAPORE, Sun. Four thugs walked into a textile merchant's shop in Colombo Court and, at dag-ger-point, grabbed $1,500 last night Mr. Sheik Mohamed Abdul Hameed was in his shop at 9.30 p.m. talking to two friends when the Ran« struck One ot the thugs pointed a87 words
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Article53 1963-09-30 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Boys Scouts Association has warned the public against unauthorised persons who are canvassing for advertisements and collecting donations in the association's name. The public is asked not to make any cash payments lor advertisements or give donations without first checking with the53 words
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Article111 1963-09-30 9 POLICE HUNT FOR TWO BROTHERS KANGAR, Sun. Police here have started a State-wide hunt for two brothers whose arrest had been ordered by the Kangar magistrate's court. Mansor bin Suleiman. 18. and his brother. Asmi, 20, failed to appear in court last Wednesday when their case was brought up for111 words
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94 1963-09-30 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of Health. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, opened a tuberculosis ward and clinic at Tanjong Malim yesterday. It was built at a cost of $97,000. He urged the people to make use of them not only as a94 words
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Miscellaneous269 1963-09-30 9 Straits Times Crossword IB H li Hr^ ACKO6S 7. A sporting fellow In England 1. Quarter eventually graduated, (10). all whiteheaded (4-6). 9. Declaims about cargo space* 8. Both out? You're in <4). by the river (5, 5). 10. Special treatment of clue end- 12. Oddfellows' circles? (10). Ing (10).269 words
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Article28 1963-09-30 10 WtriMjH (minimum) MR. A MRS. Ng Cheng Bok thank relatives and friend* for their good wishes, presents and assistance on the occasion of their wedding on 2S/O/C3.28 words
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Article239 1963-09-30 10 W«r*» If (Mlmimmm) BEOTIMBSE AUT V. I Lace-front Paj.tmas hy Vanlty-Falr In charming •hide*. Modern. 34. High street. 8 pori- 6. CORNEAL CONTACT LENS, Consult H. c. Leow, star Optical Co.. Singapore Knquinen and appointments phone !»Ml3 RYVITA CRISPBREAD In the perfect aid to slimming Enjoy delicious Kyvita. Mane239 words
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Article666 1963-09-30 10 Mediation in the Malaysian controversy was much in the Japanese Prime Minister's mind during his talks in Manila and Jakarta with President Macapagal and Pre* sident Soekamo. But when Mr. Ikeda left Jakarta he was ol the opinion that his services were not required. He had found666 words
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Article354 1963-09-30 10 The Education Ministry has devoted its main effort this year to planning the expansion of university and other postsecondary education. Clearly, however, it is still the problems of secondary education which most closely engage the anxieties of the general public. A one-third intake of 12--year-olds into academic secondary354 words
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Article123 1963-09-30 10 The agreement to grant Nyasaland independence on July 6 next year, solves one of Britain's Central African problems but makes another of them more acute. Southern Rhodesia, where the white supremacist Rhodesian Front of Mr. Winston Field is in power, and where the Africans have a very limited123 words
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Article608 1963-09-30 10 The old bar colour bar goes... LUSAKA, Sim. The Aincan In Northern Knodesu can now buy a ctnnk where be line*, me law wmch restricted him lrom drinking at European bars is no more. here are thus no more "all-white ban" In the country, and it is quite usual to608 words
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Article, Illustration1361 1963-09-30 10 Hungary: Fading nightmares of the past THE POST-REVOLUTIONARY WARMTH THAT IS SWEEPING THE LAND... fran A SPECIAL WRITER Budapest, Sunday THEY rake your passport away the moment you step out of the aircraft at Budapest airport. You get it back again in the customs shed, but the brief irrational chill1,361 words
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Advertisement729 1963-09-30 10 StraiU Ti«et k Malay Mail ClaaaHled advertisements may be handed to: Ist noor COLO STORAGE ARCADE Ordtard Road COLD STORAGE BRANCHES AT HOLLAND ROAD- KATONO KCPPEL ROAD-NAVAL BASE Authorised Agents CITY BOOK- STORK LTD Winchester House. Coliyer Quay THE NEWS FRONT FHzpstrlck's Supermarket Hi. M. ISMAIL a Admiralty Road. Naval729 words
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Advertisement48 1963-09-30 10 PHILIPS Fp« SALES WO SWVICf R===g i I REFRIGERATOR y Model HA-2440 Capacity 8.5 cv.ft List Pr.ce $895 OO B r^^^^ i> w Showroom facilities extended "2 until 8.30 p.m. except Sunday* ALLIED RADIO 160 CLCMCNCCAU AVENUE 8 SINGAPORE. Tar. ***** v. I *SiW- :-TAr:-»*s.i-f> J '»i. ---S48 words
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Advertisement99 1963-09-30 10 W^ S*> t*Var?£r <ll EuC i I JP^£ra ■^*Tpla#—^^^ J^Lal_Bl a aJ*kl^^H i S^BK \lgnßßa^^B^l^^Js*Va wr JP' *I^Bbps9bt^Bb w iimiT r^^H •f IS. fano therefore look for the S W label and gel the beat S*W canned and bottled fruits, fruit, juices, vegetables, fish and an extensive range of other99 words
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Article, Illustration474 1963-09-30 11 ÜBAIDULLA: SALES COULD BE MADE TO TRANSIT PASSENGERS, SHOWROOM FOR GOODS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. niITY-FREE zones should be established at the new international airport at Subang and the new port at North Klang Straits. This was suggested today by Senator S.O.K. Übaidulla, president of the Associated474 words
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201 1963-09-30 11 Perak River 'claims' abandoned Govt toddy shop J-'EUJK ANSON. Sun. A An abandoned wooden shed in the eroded area of Denison Road here collapsed into the Perak River this evening. This was the first building in the area to collapse as a result of erosion by the river. Last month,201 words
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50 1963-09-30 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Mr. Finn Taieth. an ILO expert with the National ProIductlvity Centre, will talk on I "Leadership and Human Relations" at 29. Ipoh Road at 4 p.m. on Sunday. The talk, sponsored by Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club, is open to the public.50 words
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Article, Illustration41 1963-09-30 11 THIS fire destroyed three godowns i;. Yio Chu Kang Road, Singapo r e, yesterday. Firemen fought the blaze for two hours and prevented it from spreading -o other godowns in the area. Straits Times picture.41 words
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371 1963-09-30 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. SINGAPORE is one of the 28 countries that received loans from the World Bank during 1962-63. Singapore. wlthw three other countries, Cyprus. Morocco ai.d Swaziland. are the bank's four new borrowers. bringing the total of borrowing countries to371 words
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Article130 1963-09-30 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Union of Postal Uniformed Staff tonight thanked the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Minister ol Labour. Inche Bahaman bin 6amsuddin. for helping to bring about a "quick and iust" settlement to the postmen's demand for a salary revision. The130 words
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Article92 1963-09-30 11 $2,700 haul from Press office IPOH. Sun. Thieves broke into the Kuan Mine Pres* in i Pangliniß Street here last !H2'n and stole pens worth S7OO and *2J>OO in cash. I The then was discovered by an employee of the shop. Lee Thean 1 Wall, who saw the back door92 words
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Article53 1963-09-30 11 TAIPINO. Uun. The Taiping Town Council is planning a $400.--000 office and chamber for Itself. Both the United Front, which controls the council, and the Alliance agree on the need for the building but have not reached any solution to the problem of raising the53 words
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Article31 1963-09-30 11 RAWANp Sun. The annual meeting of' the Rawang branch of the Malayan Indian Congress will be held at the International Centre here on Oct. 6 at 5 p.m.31 words
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190 1963-09-30 11 Unlimited (almost) enrolment at NSW University SYDNEY. Sun. The New South Walrs University will take all qualified students who want to enrol in the next three years, except in medicine. This was announced by the Vice-Chancellor. Prof essor JJ. Baxter His statement was the first from a large Australian university190 words
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Article54 1963-09-30 11 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The V.in* rii-Pemnn Nrgara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak and Puan Noor Aishah will attend the inial of the 13th annual First Aid Competition by the St. John AmbuUnco Brigade :»t the Hrfooy VVorld Stadium on Oc: 13 at I p.m. Pu;m Now Aishah54 words
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Advertisement103 1963-09-30 11 \±Jrt*fn£irci .WMOiOfS siN6APOii i kuala lump j UNfStNTCD ElSEWHtftl IT BORNEO MOTORS Q For flw Gifts Youll N^KC^/, Give with Prid» jJMI.J Make Your Selection Today! > S EYE EXAMIN AT I pTT You can tat with fob* ttctfc but you IV^f" can't taa with artificial tyei Yaur on. ana103 words
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Miscellaneous523 1963-09-30 11 IToday's radio, TVI Soft Sweet And Sentimental RADIO SINGAPORE 1200 CTose oXen MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE RADIO MALAYSIA SHORTWAVE SI RVICE SHORT^m: 41 Ml MM > SKKVIt X: 41. < MI.TKKS A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 M l i 600 n rim i_ B nal Morning Prelude: 7.15 Ne.vs; Nenara-Ku; 602523 words
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301 1963-09-30 12 R. B. BENNETT. B> Ernest Watkins (Seeker and Warburg 355.) By PETER GBOSVENOR THEY used to tell a story about Richard Bedford Bennett when he became Conservative Prime Minister of Canada in 1930 Visitor to Ottawa: "Who is the man coming towards us?"301 words
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Article541 1963-09-30 12 ' ALLINGTON KENSARD - ALLINGTON KENSARD 1 BY 1 THE BACKGROUND TO MALAYSIA. By T.E. Smith. (Oxford University Press, for Royal Institute of Inter national Affairs $2.90) 1 JF the history of older federations can be taken as guide, the first decade or so will decide whether Malaysia will make541 words
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Article535 1963-09-30 12 TOE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF HAPSBURG. By Edward rankshaw (Longman's. 455.) BY SIR PHILIP MAGNUS rE period surveyed in this splendid panoramic account of the collapse of the old European order coincides almost exactly with the reign of Francis Joseph; Mr. Crankshaw's biographical portrait535 words
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Article118 1963-09-30 12 A GENUINE "long-felt need" Is met by Shigetaka Kaneko's "Guide to Japanese Art," a compact introduction to Japanese painting, sculpture, ceramics, lacquer ware, wood earring, metalwork and architecture Charles Tuttle (Tokyo) is the publisher. Temples shrines, palaces and castles are described in adequate bat not excessive118 words
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Article328 1963-09-30 12 look, however, is v >ry different. The effects of the fall In rubber prices are by no means confined to rubber profits and government revenue. Beginning with the wages of estate labour and the earnings of rubber smallholders, the effects are spread insidiously throughout the328 words
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Advertisement170 1963-09-30 12 clear All k.ndi of AaNsjMßj Black All kinds or Hondkefchiefi. wood Locquer T M k and Table Linen and Evening Camphorwood Chesrs. Art Baft etc. All reduced to Croft t. Jade carvings half-price! educed from 1C- C 50%. 'hurry now to 173, Orchard Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** I f3H^fttBKHKMKKKKKK/KBi{ /put&9M170 words
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Advertisement124 1963-09-30 12 Eskamel TREATS SPOTS AND HMPLES. LEAVES YOUR SKIN CLEAR AND SMOOTH OConmn« Heaachlorophrne kill* |»rn< intlanlly— heals pimples fail Prevents pimplf from spread* ing— leaves no untight ly spots. Free from oil and greasedoes not crack, cake or clog the pores women can apply make-up over it A wonderfully effective124 words
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12 1963-09-30 13 A Straits Times Feature AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES C7l CARS, SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES12 words
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Article605 1963-09-30 13 BUOYANT DOMESTIC MARKET AND INCREASING EXPORT PROSPECTS GIVE AUTO INDUSTRY BIG BOOST CPIRRED on by a buoyant domestic market and increasing export possibilities. Australian motor vehicle manufacturers are spending tens of millions of dollars on a vast expansion of production facilities. New capital investment plans announced by605 words
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177 1963-09-30 13 Now it's a vehicle every 37 seconds PROBABLY in no other 1 Australian manufacturing industry Is the marked post-war rain in "know-how" so clearly illustrated as in motor vehicle manufacturing. Three motor manufacturers with plants in Victoria General MotorsHolden's Pty. Ltd.. the Ford Motor Co. of Australia Pty. Ltd.. and177 words
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348 1963-09-30 13 THE BIG SWING TO CHEAPER, SMALLER CARS npHREE years ago the odds were 10 to 1 that an Australian buying a car would choose one that cost less than $7,000. Today the odds have slumped to 3 to 1. The rising sales of the under $7,000 cars has made a348 words
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402 1963-09-30 13 Auto spares: The training ground for many Asian students tradesmen, technicians and technologists have received training in one of Australia's most advanced industrial fields the manufacture of automotive components. Programmes offering this training have contributed to closer relations between Australia and neighbouring countries. They have enabled trainees from SouthEast Asia402 words
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Advertisement156 1963-09-30 13 v^v Australian automotive parts I an d equipment I v tested and inspected \JL\I ru4t^7"Y/ ili^^^P^si jfrWMfiHfe^^ Precision is important in Australia. That's why hundreds of industrial -iN^£g^2 r y fL_J iHIH Wmr engineers, automotive engineers, mechanics and machinists are trained MDwJfCirX H L 11 '^103 each year t0 P156 words
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Article, Illustration312 1963-09-30 14 BATTLE to BEAT RUST IN CARS HAS BEEN WON AUSTRALIAN metallurgists, industrial chemists and engineers have joined forces to help combat rust one of the automotive industry's biggest problems. Research and continuous testing have developed new materials and methods, designed to reinforce vehicle defence against corrosion and bring Australia into312 words
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Article67 1963-09-30 14 SOME drivers coast their cars down hill as an economy measure without realising the risks they are taking. A car without power is much less under control because the braking effect of the engine is missing and the car itself loses stability. Coasting a car in67 words
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248 1963-09-30 14 Safety belts in cars are becoming popular INCREASING interest *In road safety problems is being: shown in Australia. One aspect which is receiving considerable attention is the use of safety belts in motor vehicles. The Australian Road Safety Council has stated that the use of safety belts is a major248 words
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727 1963-09-30 14 GETTING MOST OUT OF YOUR AUSSIE MADE CAR A L'STRALIAX car manufacturers are proud of the reliability built into their vehicles the result of many thousands oT miles of rigorous testing under rugged conditions. This reliability can be maintained by careful attention to servicing, and the following hints should help727 words
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Article91 1963-09-30 14 r Victoria. Australia, a recently completed threeyear survey on street lighting made some startling findings. The survey was made on 17 miles of roads where the lighting had been improved to "very good." As defined by *he Victorian Traffic Commission, "very good" lighting allows motorists to91 words
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Article74 1963-09-30 14 Scientists of Australia's Common, wealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation believe they have found a new use for coal Coal tar waa uaed first to bind and surface Australian road* Bitumen, which flows better and has greater weather resistance htm since replaced coal tar on moat roads.74 words
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Advertisement468 1963-09-30 14 a* ■£kißi^^B a ?Pllß aaaaa^B^B^>o^iHSfii v j Jm* v, "v^Sr^sg i^^%l^b HHiJ6maSa..«^a&”^ ~^j^ t- LaMK^^amP^^aßaW vt> M B^^lkhlTf jEaflJßkESo^ HH^^ V^H^l^lbW. L^fel^Bßh^ V^ V^^^^^B^Biß^^^^^aO^fc Ja^LW aB l" B^B^T «C^ A^^V^L^B^Btß^taikßa^fckßVa^^^^^B^BHE^BK N Ok *A'Sl9 t^/ ru £t, *f*WFr*£~- I j-yj T| tSHa**"ttw9 THrTNEW HOLDEN People are saying there's never been a468 words
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Article, Illustration934 1963-09-30 15 More power, economy in the new Holdens VEARING the end of its 15th year of production, Australia's Holden car has acquired three completely new engines, which give the various models much greater power, improved economy and more silent running. Because of the new designs they are also expected to last934 words
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Article, Illustration104 1963-09-30 15 rpHE more powerful of the Holdens new engines, the -I- 179, showing re-positioned distributor, water-proofed spark plugs and exterior oil filter. This motor gives the Holden 53 per cent more power. This is how the new engines compare with the old 138 cubic104 words
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Advertisement108 1963-09-30 15 for ail makes and models There are genuine Repco Engine. Brake and Transmission parts for all makes and models. W As well as serving the automotive industry in ™fcj^ W*^t*\ Australia Genuine Repco Products are now MP^a^^^B^"—! f exported throughout the world. Repco's worldWV v\^m^^K^^A A 1 wide servicir| g108 words
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Advertisement418 1963-09-30 15 SERVICE STATIONS! EXTRA ffjp^E BUSINESS Owners of modern car* want their vehicles kept in top condition. Old fashioned mechanics workmj by "ear" and "feel" can't do It! Replex simplified specialist equipment enables YOU to easily make th« accurate adjustments demanded by modern hl|h-performance vehicles and which only precision insin»» menu418 words
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Article, Illustration363 1963-09-30 16 Aussie Ford now adds Cortinas to Falcon line THE Ford Motor Co. of Australia is now building and marketing two Australian cars the Falcon and the Cortina. Australia exported its first Falcons, 35 of them, in 1960. In 1961, the export figure was 113. In 1962, it was 538. In363 words
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294 1963-09-30 16 Car racing moves into top gear in Australia AUSTRALIANS like cars and car racing. Top class racing circuits in Sydney. Melbourne and other centres draw crowds up to 100,000 people for International matches. The 1056 Australian Grand Prix, which coincided with the Olympic Games In Melbourne, put motor racing In294 words
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Advertisement456 1963-09-30 16 CAR FAN s^^Z \MW^M^^^^^SS^^^ aflf fl| IB^aefla** M Sou kpmti T. V. MitdMll 4 U. 9/t LM.) I«^i>i i rm^ Maria THE BIG DIFFERENCE IS QUALITY HP R~rAxUSha)u J^^m mW w Automotive axle shafts from Australia arc among the world's best, and least expensive. Why? Because high-quality, low cost Australian456 words
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Advertisement162 1963-09-30 16 mm J Mm 7 ft <>■■■■■■' —^^^^^^^g^^fc *v mmmW^MMIKfQ/mWHmmmmWmmmmmmmmmmmmmmWtßMtlßKmm f~^^V\ You can't match AUSTIN FREEWAY in its class for value! mw^ J^^mmmmMmiJtSmWMttML?! m^MMMr^^^^^z^atmm Mm^^^^^^^ mW f^^^ That's because it's in a class^^gw all by itself! Look: new cylinder, 80 bhp "Blue Streak" engine; distinctive styling; luxury extras as standard equipment;162 words
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849 1963-09-30 17 Used car mart vital part of the industry AUTO AUCTION HOUSES IN EVERY AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL CITY THE making and selling of new motor cars is one of the most glamorous of industries. Gleaming in its lavish showroom from many tins of polish and many hours of hard rubbing, the new849 words
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Article, Illustration46 1963-09-30 17 AUSTRALIAN motorists enjoy one of the l>est road services in the world. Here, the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria patrol service answers a call from a lady driver, who confidently waits inside the vehicle while the mechanic undertakes repairs.46 words
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335 1963-09-30 17 Discovery of Queensland oil field triggers off the gigantic search MORE than 120 companies and individual prospectors are now engaged in the biggest search for oil in Australia's history. Operations cover 2.500.000 square miles of Australian territory. At present. Australia imports all Its oil. In the year ended June 30.335 words
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368 1963-09-30 17 A NEW MOTOR BREAKS 15 YEARS OF PRODUCTION THE big news of the Australian motoring world, of course, has been the release of the newest new Holden yet, the EH series with its new engines and all-round improvements. It brought back to me that November Monday afternoon, 15 years ago.368 words
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Article232 1963-09-30 17 BEHIND THE WHEEL BOB O'BRIEN plaint that the nylon bushes in his car were disintegrating rapidly, a nylon analyser was consulted. His advice was to put a baited mouse trap near the car. This was done and there was no more trouble. The expert said it had been discovered that232 words
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Advertisement493 1963-09-30 17 TRIM ,TAUT,TERRIHC! NEW CAI PAN <^&^^£& Wf^^^^^^^a^^ S^^— Falcon Deluxe Sedan I"-J X/_JL L~ J. Z~ 11 I K jß^W^^EMß^^^B^J^JJJjgffijggg3^^^JJ^^^^ This new Falcon reflects a sincere concern for the features that matter most 3S Bl^s<!?Ml23lfiPW^M^^^^M^ J^^^^BB to y° u ln st y |e ---it Is low, lithe and sets a493 words
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Advertisement673 1963-09-30 18 NOTICES IN THK MATTER Or KUNDANG TIN DREDGING LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) IN Tiu: HATTU ny THK COMPANIES OKIMV v\( i 1S»«O TO 1940' NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN thai, pursuan' to Section ol the Compttme* Ordinance. 1040 to 1946. a tinal jieeting of the members of the Company will bo673 words
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Advertisement466 1963-09-30 18 ilcntmurd from, Pace lvi i SITUATIONS VACANT Word* v 5 i Vk i-«ui ett sssjra EXPERIENCED HAKU WORKINI. Hover Am.m ilive out). No wasniOK No cooking 7 Margolloutb Ko»<% nit au-M-na Koad. B'porc. WANTED EXPERIENCED WIREMSN I Baleamsn. Only to©** with knowledse of Ki.-ctxicai Ooodn need apply to Box AfiM?466 words
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Advertisement1035 1963-09-30 18 SITUATIONS VACANT '.n More 1 IS 'Wu-Ou IS rts ezrre WANTED Manstereis tor 'lardeh ■Joppllea Shop Apply Box A 3129 S.T., X.L CANVASSfR VACANOItS udvarttneO in Straits Times Kuala Lumpur Box A3OS7 and Malay Mail Box MM) tilled. Applicants thanked. APPLICANTS replying to Box Numbers for vacancies, are requested net1,035 words
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Advertisement1041 1963-09-30 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT <* or** Si < Mm.) Bmx tt rU. txlrm TO LET Hemi-detached 2>sturey Building st One Tree Hill on* Orange Road with 4 Rooms furniture, aad modern sanitation. Write to Mr. Y..T. Tan. 6A. South Canal Koad. Singapore I MODERN. FULLY FURNISHES Oat (2 bedrooms i in Kenny1,041 words
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Advertisement1011 1963-09-30 18 EDUCATION tt Ward* U (Mim.t—tUm tt et*. extra GUARANTEED POSTAL TUITION —"No-Pass No-»ee" Private Tutor Kaieni P.O. Box no, (H'potv Iftl.) HOW IS YOUR Malay pre«rrssinK7 Improve your knowitds* of the National kanKuaxe by readme Bcnta Karlan daily, me only romaalsm N'at tonal LartKuagc newspaper. FOORMAN S SCHOOL OF MUSIC.1,011 words
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Advertisement1039 1963-09-30 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE i*> W»ni» SS (Mi*.)— Box it of. oxtn FORD ZEPMVR ttSS Saloon ill O«ofl Condition. 52.700 0.n.0 Bo* AS6M 8.T.. S'POre. I»S7 MORRIS MINOR 10W fMIOOCi (tm-o-door) Well Maintained. 40 m.f.R. Price S-'3.Vi Contact Wooo Hot. Tfl: I8°por«) 6790 i tSSS FORO ANCLIA witti Hester Kxrelirni Condition1,039 words
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Advertisement724 1963-09-30 18 FOR SALE tt Word* %S (HHn.ySm M cts. tmtf SFBCIAL SEASONAL StAROAINS! BsthtaMels Tsc. PUlowcajaa 75c. US. A Mnif-Sltps 12.90. Blnesjev 12.80, PIUS Many Clearing Offer* Visit Lucks 17. Orchard Road. Spore. SALE ON 2ND OCTOBER 1963." CARFSTS AND RUOS el Uentinental/U.K./Pvrusn' Behhard Indian/ Pakiftcam/ Japanese Ortuns. Also Kashmir Woollen724 words
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Advertisement480 1963-09-30 18 LADIES HAIRDRESSING t* H'ors's Si (Mtn.>—Box St ets. extra KIMLIN SALON OE BEAUTC qualified specialists H Stylist H/ Treatment. Colouring. Tinting, Itamcure /Pedicure. M Jalan Arnap. Klmlin Park. Snore M: 620P7 LADIES! Perms including American Cold Wave from SHI 00. Shampoo. »rt yi.W Maison Moderne (Uidies II di-essers). 12* Orchard480 words
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Advertisement1323 1963-09-30 19 TO Ll' Uue soon suit P. rnam Ptnant MARON A/ormauth. livtrttil la PVBct 1 ANtILSCNVS Liieriid Gasgo* It Ptrt Bet 1 Oct 4 AMI k i*. i Hamejort Oct I Bet i act 0/11 Set II i'YRINUB l RM4 O-b^n biatgo* Bet 11 Ocl 13 act M/IB Bel 11 ADRASIUS1,323 words
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Advertisement1351 1963-09-30 19 KM THE EAC LINES IWkjr j SmOAPOtt tajALAIUMMMt.P.SWCTTTHHAM* PCNAMC jNJHfaS'^ I atiumx« mouu iumim t*. iuoi >—.i j/j.t»t«» tMi«v I raow* mv rxoNi •«•<< HMiua naniuv SAtUNU IB fitNBA, U NAIRI NAMIMIik. mtMtai. ANlNtar tirtCWtM AMSttIBIM OSLO tO'NtNBMRt AJta caPCNNACtN 5 dv'« f 9 urn ►tnani "PATAMNIA" I) Sailal Sailel1,351 words
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Advertisement1329 1963-09-30 19 M ENg&JLJIME EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL t CONTINfNTAL PORTS. fpa/a r ynaa Paaaaa lINMACDNUI (H) H'ltai, I*Bl% Havn, fi'oaa la Pt Oet 1 BCNARTY (E.LPJ L'RaaC Ha*! Ht«, R'daa ll Pt Oct 4 BEHV ALU (EXJ I'ltt. N'Hrg. Alitwtr* la Pt Oct < let 1/ 8 BfNUWERS L'lea R'OMB.1,329 words
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Advertisement1223 1963-09-30 19 feMcALISTER tic CO., LTD. w,^ It): NI. BUII. r^ ELLERMAN UNI «Sc KLAVKMESS LIME LONDON, HAMBURG, ROTTEROAM, i LOS ANBEUS. SAN FRANCISCO. Km, 'hull i m'idolesbrough' iiattie, Vancouver portlaho Cm BF EASTtaURNE* eti Ul 1 SMl Sport P. Sham Perang Im It Part/2 Bet 1 Oct BRONXVILLE s TJssr W"1,223 words
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Article1080 1963-09-30 20 THE table of share* on the Malayan Stock Exchange shows last business to September 20 (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and I, standing for Highest and Lowest business for this rear to date. mousiaius 3.88 3.50 In** 3 74 i 501,080 words
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Article66 1963-09-30 20 THE Malayan Cjahang* aank*- At•aciatltn made these cnangea In lv rate* to merchant* oa Saturday (all rates to SIOU>: Sailing TT or OD ready: Haliand OuiMara 117): Belgian Franc* n.u. On the free axanange mark*t In Heng K*ng, the U.S. d*ll*r «ai quoted at 5.731 (or T.T. and66 words
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Article787 1963-09-30 20 liHE following is a complete list of revised quotations. for the week ended Friday Sept 27. INDUSTRIALS m. Atlas lc« 1.30 Alex orda 800 15 00 KM Trustee* tt.iMi BouatMul 1.84 »-5« C.B. Holding 6/6 6/* Cou Tid Smelt Hret Mt» Orda M/ 6 Dunlopa 2-86787 words
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Article28 1963-09-30 20 RI'BBF.K TIN (p«rlb.) iperpiculi Sept. 23. 69 ct*. $456.50 24. 75\1c1». $458.37 25. 72'jcte. $459.37 > 3 2b. 75% eta. $460.37'; 27. 71% eta. $461.00 28. $461.0028 words
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Article287 1963-09-30 20 A LTHOUGH it remained i\ unchanged on Saturday morning at $461 per plcul the Straits tin price from Monday to Friday advanced progressively under the influence of the Indonesian erttt and a general feeling that world supplies might be interrupted. The price opened the week287 words
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Article381 1963-09-30 20 On the Malayan truatMr Market laat u-eck the worsening ot the Indonesian/ Malaysian sltuatlen over tat) week-end, with Indonesia's announcement of a complete break In trade with the newly formed nation, caused a Hurry of short-covering at the opening of the market on Monday and prices roe* steadily381 words
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Article109 1963-09-30 20 DUBBER futures locally led by sharp gaiiu in the Ewt posted fairly wide advances during most of last week on the New York Rubber Market Latterly, however, a sharp drop In Singapore values caused some reaction. The Malaysia-Indonesian situation continued to influence dealings both In109 words
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Advertisement1053 1963-09-30 20 ■kAAftl ka? H M KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTD. O.S.A. Pacific. AUanttc. and Bast Canada Sarvioa Snort Sham r<o-ig»ong Kj.ung i F'cuco L.Angeita N.York "Kaaika.a Mara' 71 )l Oct 1/ 2 Nat Nat I Nat 21 Nat 21 Not IS Me ■'attrtia Mara 27 71 Nat II 1 Ote I Itc1,053 words
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Advertisement853 1963-09-30 20 I*°IORIENTJ T TrJRS l kZ. ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHUSAN" (24,000 tons fully oircondirioned stabilised) Departt: Penang 16th October 1963 Singapore 19th October 1963 For Hongkong 22nd/24rh October, Japan 28tk October/ lit November Hongkong 4tk/6th November Returns: Singapore 9th November 1963 Penang 11th November 1963 Fares from: Penang $712.00853 words
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Advertisement338 1963-09-30 20 LLOYD TRIESTINO Passenger Vessels Singapore/Bombay/Italy Special Concessional Rail Fares To All European Cities. Vessel DeoS|pore Arr. Gemxi "VICTORIA" 4/10/63 25/10/63 "G. GALILEI" 12/10/63 2S/10/63 "ASIA- 1/11/63 22/11/63 "VICTORIA" 6/12/63 27/12/63 "G. GALILEI" 21/12/63 6/ 1/64 "ASIA" 4/ 1/64 27/ 1/64 "G. MARCONI" 4/ 2/64 20/ 2/64 "VICTORIA" 8/ 2/64 29/338 words
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Advertisement47 1963-09-30 20 THE THIRD MALAYAN FUND App ication Form and full details available by sending this coupon to: rk» MtiMien P.O. I*e tO, SUfpera. P.O. io» IM Ku«la Lumpur P.O. to. JO. l*«k *r P.O tan «J4, P.rtart*. N«m«: fM/./Mrt./Mrwi A«l4f«Mt* TRUSTEE: THE CHARTMID lANK (MALAYA) TRUSTEE LTD. 30.9.63.47 words
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Article1982 1963-09-30 21 From Our Market Correspondent JNDUSTRIALS remained the centre of interest on the Malayan Stock Exchange last week, but presented a complete reversal of the pattern of recent months. Economic confrontation by Indonesia has changed the whole picture and the high prices of the past week have begun1,982 words
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Advertisement99 1963-09-30 21 DIVIDENDS \\\OI\(I» Camnt Date of Total Total for paTment payment to. previous year year M. Cement 7JfJ+ Oct 16 20% Slme Darby 12% Oct, 25 C. E. Life 60 cts-f Oct. 21 Korelli Rubber 10'; Oct. 22 Buklt MerUjam 5% Nov. 19 10% )S% Djember Robber 10 Nov. 2u 10%99 words
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Advertisement724 1963-09-30 21 NOTICE Mr. R. S. Maniam has lett our service eflnctlve trom 30-9-63. Slow Won',- Fait Mining Co.. Ltd. 78, Market Street. Spore. NOTICE This Is to advise that Mr. 800 Tho Slu Hee, alias Michael 600 lias resigned from the service of United Engineers Limited with effect 26th September 1963724 words
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Advertisement831 1963-09-30 21 NOTICE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) NOTICE: IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend ot 40 cents (or every $10/- stock, leas 40% Income Tax, has been declared by tbe Directors, for the year ending 31st December. 1963. payable to the members on the Register as on 26th831 words
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Advertisement756 1963-09-30 21 NOTICE The attention ot all employers In Singapore is drawn to:— (a) SEC. ION 139(1) OF THE LABO"R ORDINANCE NO. 49; OF 1955; <b> SECTION 46(1) OF THE SHOP ASSISTANTS EMPLOYMENT ORDINANCE, NO. 13 OF 1957; AND <e> SECTION 4t(l) OF THE CLERKS EMPLOYMENT ORDINANCE. NO. 14 OF 1957. Thes*756 words
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Advertisement345 1963-09-30 21 NOTICE The Director of Telecommunications. Singapore acting on behalf of the Director of Civil Aviation. Singapore, is examining the possibility of the erection of a V.H.F. Omnirange /Distant* Measuring Equlpmen (VOR/DME) Station in the vicinity of Merslng. Johore Any Principals 'or Agents who are capable of the provision and erection345 words
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Article, Illustration1895 1963-09-30 22 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACING by pENANG, Sun. 1 Shantin Inn ($l4lO and La Fiama ($107) caused the biggest upsets in a day of outsiders here today. Shantin Inn, ridden oy Khamis Saimawe, led all the way and Just managed to beat the favourite Khampang Phet by1,895 words
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Article47 1963-09-30 22 TOTAL POOL 572.707 1 No. *****7 ($40,626) 2 No. *****6 ($13,542) 3 No. *****7 ((6,771) Starters ($564 each): Nob. *****7, *****4, *****1, *****1. *****9, *****4, Z*****. *****2. *****7. *****1. *****3, *****4. Consolation ($5OO each): Nob. *****7, *****2, 249«58, *****9, *****8, *****1, *****7, *****5, *****7, *****0.47 words
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Article288 1963-09-30 22 SINGAPORE, Sun. Len Holloway scored another upset victory in the Singapore Island Country Club championship when he eliminated Charlie Fell 2 and 1 in the quarter-final": on the Island course today. Holloway, who carries a handicap of four, had beaten Johnny Klrkham and Ken MacNair In288 words
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Advertisement146 1963-09-30 22 MALAYAN OXYGEN LTD. AND THE FAR EAST OXYGEN AND ACETYLENE CO. WISH TO ADVISE THAT THE STRIKE OF THEIR WORKERS ENDED ON SATURDAY, 28TH SEPTEMBER WITH THE SIGNING OF AN AGREEMENT SATISFACTORY TO BOTH PARTIES. THE COMPANIES WISH TO ADVISE THAT EVERYTHING POSSIBLE IS BEING DONE TO RESTORE NORMAL SERVICES146 words
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Advertisement106 1963-09-30 22 PACIFIC MANSION RIVER VALLEY ROAD, SINGAPORL Commanding Panoramic View of the whole Island /jjfc^ EASY COMMUNICATIONS /nsiij^^^ 20 STOREY J 'I^S IUXURYFWTS i <!»^^ fOftsAU sMrJ^^S! mi oft n jjl l| SJvfe 4 Large Be drooms 2of N i if '••^■S S^S which have Bathroom J 'Ji ll|^*jS attached with106 words
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315 1963-09-30 23 ATHLETICS British stars shock the Russians k /f OSCOW, Sun. Britain's athletes crushed Russian Federation's men and women in the track events on the first day of the twoday international meeting at Volgagrad yesterday. The men led by 57 points to 47 at the end of the day and the315 words
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577 1963-09-30 23 SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON, Sun. Manchester United, the F.A. Cup holders, shot back to the top of the English Football League First Division yesterday when they beat Leicester 3-1 in a repeat of last season's Cup Final. Aided by two577 words
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Article1322 1963-09-30 23 DIVISION U.Vfc Alton Villa 0 Sheff. Ltd. I Hurnlrv p Arsenal 3 1 Fulham 3 Bollon I Ipswich 1 W. Bromwicb 2 Liverpool 2 Everton I Man. Ltd. 3 Leicester I Nottingham 1 Blackburn I Shpff. Wed. i Kirmingham 1 i Stoke 1 Blackpool 2' Tottenham1,322 words
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Article105 1963-09-30 23 BOURNEMOUTH, Bun. The United States completed a 5-0 rout of Britain, the European champions. In the tnter-zone DavU Cup lawn tennis match which ended here yesterday. The Americans, who had made certain of victory In the contest when winning the doubles on Friday to lead 3-0.105 words
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Article27 1963-09-30 23 BRIGHTON: The annual road run from London to Brighton —a distance of about 50 miles was won by 31-year-old English chemist Bernard Oomerxall in Shrs 47m!n bbzec.27 words
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Article32 1963-09-30 23 DUNEDIN: The American Professional Golfers Association named 43-year-old Julius Boms the United Btat«s Ooen champion, as "PlaTer of the Year." Jack Nlcklaus and Arnold Palmer were second and thim lr Mi* ballot32 words
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Article11 1963-09-30 23 fravkftrt: Went Oennan? beat Turfcev 3-0 In «n international soccer match.—Reuter.Reuter - 11 words
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288 1963-09-30 23 RUGBY Cole is the hero in Coventry's big win f ONDON, Sun. The experimental Rugby Unioi. laws proved a tremendous success for r least two clubs vest c r d a y Coventry crushing Sale 35-o and Lianelly beating Bath 23-3. Both winning sides scored 21 of their points afterReuter - 288 words
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296 1963-09-30 23 ritHE price of Straits tin was X declared in Penang yesterday at $461. up 621 cents per plcul. The estimated offering at 240 tons was down 5 tons. In London on Thursday apart from cash which held about steady the tin market296 words
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Advertisement84 1963-09-30 23 The Bulletin TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN An intimate profile of the Malaysian Premier by Alex Josey of Singapore ON SALE NOW $1 MADE IN U.S.A. PILLAR-FREE INTERIORS > Eave heights: 10 ft. to 20 ft. (higher Lengths: in multiples of 25 ft. bays. r *^om^i^~Z Ideal for:— FACTORIES. J mm^ mmmm^^^^ffi^Xl84 words
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Advertisement238 1963-09-30 23 HOW MODERN IS YOUR KITCHEN? ...AND NO MODERN KITCHEN IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A f* BRflunj KITCHEN MACHINE KM 31 I i J V^ J isJ^^^J Complete with all attachments I This automatic Kitchen Machine ia light and portable and can do many heavy hours of food preparation within minutes. H238 words
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Article, Illustration1179 1963-09-30 24 Norman Siebel - Norman Siebel ...And it crushes Penang Selangor 6 Penang 2— by KUALA LUMPUR. 1V Sun. For as long as the Malaya Ctm football competition is played. the 12,000 fans \vho saw the 37th Cup Final played al the Merdeka Stadium tonight will talk about the1,179 words
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548 1963-09-30 24 Selangor 3 JTUALA LUMP UR. Sun. Selangor, the Burnley Cup holders, tenaciously survived 20 minutes anxiety before pegging back their challengers, Singapore, 3-1 at the Merdeka Stadium tonight Selangor had a 20th minute lead written off by Singapore in the 32nd minute548 words
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Article32 1963-09-30 24 TELUK ANSON, Sun. The visiting Royal Thai Navy rugger team will play a match here on Tuesday against a Lower Perak Invitation XV. The Tourists leave for Penang on Wednesday.32 words
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Article22 1963-09-30 24 MALACCA. Sun. The Malacca Hockey Association will bold their annual meeting at. the Bands Hilir School here on Tuesday <$ pan.).22 words
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97 1963-09-30 24 RAJALINGAM LEADS SELANGOR TO VICTORY KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— S. Rajallngam led Selangor to a 75-run victory over Pahang In the Saravanamuthu Shield (Ceylonese Inter-State) cricket competition at Brickfields here today. Rajalingam topscored with 58 in Selangors total of 138. Sivaneson also contributed a valuable 64. D. Samuel, the Pahang skipper,97 words
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184 1963-09-30 24 Federation Police earn 3-2 victory 17 U ALA LUMPUR. Sun. The star-studded Singapore Police team were beaten 3-2 by Federation Police in their annual soccer match at Gurney Road here today. The fitter and faster Federation Policemen were full value for their win although they were a goal behind 1-2184 words
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Obituary19 1963-09-30 24 ARUMUCAM CHELLUM MALAYAN i*ri!<ioncr at I'rumpirul Ceylon enbl.- ncrivi-d by Mix brother-in-law Raslati Telecoms Accounts (Me:. Kuala Lumpur.19 words
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Advertisement81 1963-09-30 24 £S\ J POWER (S^vL' zoom B.QQ WITH THE NEW "DO POWER ZOOM GRIP Unqucitionobly topi in iM fitM O«ltcU»H out-performs any other Bmm wmOT. Th« ELMO ZOOM 8-SS puts you in command of every picture situation. With the ELMO ZOOM 8-SS you are breaking int» bifl-trma cimmotography. !■'■> i"^ Fully81 words
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Advertisement158 1963-09-30 24 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMEHTS 10 K'orrfa S/« (Minimum) TO MARINA il.tl t-vntri and Wahub, a boy Naznn on -Mh B*ptrmbrr. All well. Thanks to doctor Rml staff. I jo VI ■9tx :v > M B-J^a^-^BHBvJBvJBvJBvBBKOfr: -:0»B< >*r Vji-. X N£U/f Ipana toothpaste has fc'j unique qualities \Sf r 7 N^i .^r^*158 words
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Miscellaneous91 1963-09-30 24 SPOUTS UARY\ BADMINTON Tour match: Perak v Indian Thomas Cup temm (St. John's Ambulance Hall, Ipoh, 7 pjn.). RIGGER S'gor Trial (K.L. padang). Club match: Spore Invitation XV v RAF Tengah A 1 (Spore padang). SOCCER S pore Dir. 1 C. A. v IJt.C. 5.15. Darul Allah v RAF Seletar91 words
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