The Straits Times, 31 October 1963
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Title Section22 1963-10-31 1 .AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 25,000 I in***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 35222 words
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Article, Illustration928 1963-10-31 1 YAP CHIIN KWEE: KUALA LUMPUR - YAP CHIIN KWEE: KUALA LUMPUR, Our counter proposals CABINET DECIDES ON REPLY TO THE PHILIPPINES: GHAZALI DASHES OFF CABLE TO THE MALAYSIAN AMBASSADOR IN BANGKOK, THEN LETTER HANDED TO THAI EMBASSY -By- Wednesday THE Malaysian Cabinet today made counter-proposals to the Philippines Government on his note concerning928 words
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335 1963-10-31 1 TENGKU TO PMIP: WE WILL PUNISH YOU IF. KOTA BHARU, Wednesday THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman this evening warned the PMIP and other politicians that the Government would be compelled to legislate to punish them if they continued to cause chaos, hatred and enmity among the people by their335 words
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Article, Illustration58 1963-10-31 1 Tengku blesses Royal couple THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. sprinkles scented water to bless the royal couple', Tengku Shahabudin, brother of the first Haja Permaisuri Agong, Tengku Puan Besar Kurshiah, and Tengku Xorshiah, 22, ninth daughter of the Sultan of Trengganu, at their bersanding ceremony in Kuala Trengganu last58 words
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Article27 1963-10-31 1 LONDON. Wed. The British League for Penal Reform has urged tiie Government to rebuild the older prisons and to Introduce •n "open door" scheme.27 words
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Article103 1963-10-31 1 ITUALA MM1Y PUR Wed. The Yang di-Per-luan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong will make a State visit to Thailand from Dec. 16 to 24, returning the visit of the Thai King and Queen last year. A programme for the vist will be announced next month103 words
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Article43 1963-10-31 1 VATICAN CITY. Wed. A Yugoslav prelate proposed today that the Ecumenical Council require bishops to take vows of povem. Franjo Franlc of Split said modern bishops do not have full holiness because they do not observe poverty.— UPL43 words
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309 1963-10-31 1 30 from isle of hunger feared dead OINGAPORE, Wed. About 30 of 900 hunger-stricken Indonesian Rhio islanders who attempted to reach Singapore in their prahus over the past month are feared to have been drowned. This was stated today by relatives of the missing Indonesians, who are in Singapore taking309 words
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Article45 1963-10-31 1 SPLIT TERMS UNITED NATIONS, We*. Malaysia and Czechoslovakia formally agreed today to split two-year term on Security Council, resolving deadlock that bad persisted througb 11 General Assembly ballots. Czechoslovakia will take first year, ISM,, reigning at end to make way for Malaysia. Eemitr45 words
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Advertisement92 1963-10-31 1 A^ YIPOLY O" ES!>ENCE o^ CHICKEN f *KQI FROM IHt W^^ WORLO FAMOUS f 1 RHODE ISLAND Rlt^fe/.^afl^^H V^ CHICKENS |96 M|9 Unourtpttoaect Made in USA. i Shopping toda\? I s^'"* Don't forget a couple fe^^_ of packets of Magnolia ice cream stock them H^^^SPBBRBw tT V in the retrigcrator92 words
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Advertisement53 1963-10-31 1 n H 'f* 'JRi Mummy, why keep. so many Mi Jams? "Because we like them ALL— strawberry, opricot. cherry and plums! They are made from .the finest Australian fresh fruit. So delfcious. so wholesome, so nutritious. Come let me sprcdd some more IXL jam on your brc.icj. You love it,53 words
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233 1963-10-31 2 UNITED NATIONS. Wednesday. YIALAYSIA and Czechoslovakia agreed in- 1 formally yesterday to divide the two-year term on the Security Council, with Czechoslovakia serving in 1964 and Malaysia in 1965. The agreement was expected to resolve a voting deadlock in the General Assembly.Reuter - 233 words
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97 1963-10-31 2 MANILA. Wed.— The Philippine Trade Unions Council has rejected an Indonesian invitation to attend the Afro-Asian workers' conference in Jakarta next month because the meeting was Com-munist-inspired, the Philippine News Services reported today. Luis R. Maurlcio. the council's assistant general secretary. described the97 words
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129 1963-10-31 2 Violence mounts, so Manila may suspend polls MANILA. Wed. The Commission on Elections last night announced that elections in Ilocos Sur. Northern Philippines, might be suspended if peace and order showed no improvement before the. senatorial elections on Nov. 12. Officials have expressed alarm over the deteriorating political situation there,Reuter - 129 words
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Article, Illustration79 1963-10-31 2 SOVIET Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev is pictured during talks at the Kremlin with Ceylon's Prime Minister, Mrs. Bandaranalke. Next to Mr. Khrushchev is the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Gromyko. Making his first public appearance in Moscow since returning from a 40-day tour of Soviet provincial regions,79 words
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Article36 1963-10-31 2 TOKYO. Wed. The Japanese Foreign Ministry said today Pormofta had riled a protest against the Japanese Governments decision to send a Communist Chinese defector, Chou Hung Chlng, back to his home in mainland China.36 words
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94 1963-10-31 2 rpAIPEH. Wed. An--1 other 11 groups of Nationalist Chinese guerillas successfully landed on the China mainland between Oct. 6 and 26, the China News reported yesterday. The newspaper said the guerillas met "little resistance." and had established contacts with anti-Commu-nist elements in Red China. NoUPI - 94 words
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Article, Illustration351 1963-10-31 2 All set for desert war 'summit' BAMAKO (Mali), Wednesday. PRESIDENT Ben Bella of Algeria and King Hassan of Morocco arrived here yesterday by air to attend a summit conference aimed at settling their countries' border conflict. President Kelta of Mali would be host at the summit meeting which would alsoReuter - 351 words
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Article47 1963-10-31 2 WASHINGTON, Wed. The World Bank announced it has agreed to join the Government of Iran In financing the employment of consultants of a New York firm to advise on the establishment of an electricity authority in Iran and to assist its Initial operations. U.P.IUPI - 47 words
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Article62 1963-10-31 2 SAIGON. Wed. Government troops killed 44 Viet Cong guerillas in a major combined operation yesterday after the Communists attacked three strategic hamlets 300 miles north of here. A Government spokesman quoted official Vietnamese reports as saying 16 Viet Cong were killed, but American military spokesmanReuter - 62 words
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Article, Illustration190 1963-10-31 2 Six die in bid to free President from army PARIS, Wed. ft* French Radio said yesterday that six people were killed while trying to free deposed Dahomey President Hubert Maga from his army captors. Maga was taken to a mllllary camp on Monday after the army took power in th»UPI - 190 words
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Article37 1963-10-31 2 1 SEOUL. Wed. The South Korean Government has uncovered a plot to assassinate President Park Chung Hee. Seoul Radio reported that several people have been arrested in ronnrction with tlie abortive plot37 words
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315 1963-10-31 2 THE PATHET LAO GETTING NEW RED SUPPLIES: U.S. WASHINGTON. Wed rpH*2 State Department yesterday charged the North Vietnamese of violating the Geneva accords on Laos by introducing new military supplies into the country. A spokesman told a Press conference that the United States had intelligence reports that new supplies hadReuter - 315 words
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263 1963-10-31 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. electrical engineer, John William Butenko, 38, was arrested by FBI agents last night on charges of passing secret defence information to members of the Soviet delegation to the United Nations. Butenko, described as a control administrator in the field operationsReuter - 263 words
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116 1963-10-31 3 Civil Rights Bill victory for Kennedy WASHINGTON. Wed. President Kennedy today won an important tactical victory in his battle for effective civil rights legislation when the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee approved a Civil Rights Bill backed by both parties in Congress. Mr. Kennedy said this had significantly improved theReuter - 116 words
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Article, Illustration162 1963-10-31 3 ADOLPHE MENJOU, THE SCREEN DANDY DIES AGED 73 IJOLLYWOOD, Wed. 1 Veteran screen star Adolphe M c n j o v whose trademark was sartorial perfection died here yesterday aged 73. Menjou had been ill for some time with jaundice. His wife former actress Veree Trasdale and son Peter, 27,Reuter - 162 words
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229 1963-10-31 3 U.S. SAYS 'YES' TO NEW TALKS ON WAR-by-ACCIDENT OBSERVER POSTS UNITED NATIONS. Wednesday THE United States yesterday offered to explore with Russia proposals for ob- servation posts on each other's territory to reduce the risk of war by accident. Mr. Charles Stelle. the chief American disarmament negotiator, told the GeneralReuter - 229 words
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243 1963-10-31 3 Big arms cut 'shortly' says Sir Alec CALLANDER (Scotland), Wednesday. JJRITAIN'S new Prime Minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, said last night: "I think we will be able, quite shortly, to begin the physical process of reduction of armaments and using the expenditure for other more peaceful purposes He was replying, atReuter - 243 words
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84 1963-10-31 3 ALEC-JACK TALKS? NO MESSAGES YET... WASHINGTON, Wed Mr. Pierre Salinger, the White House Press Secretary, said yesterday he was confident there would be a meeting between President Kennedy and Sir Alec DouflasHome, Britain's new Prime Minister. But, be added, there had not yet been any exchange of messages between theReuter - 84 words
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Article36 1963-10-31 3 VATICAN CITY. Wed— ln an extremely close vote. the Ecumenical Council decided yesterday to Include a discussion of Catholic beliefs about the Virgin Mary In a pending document on the church U .P.I.36 words
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167 1963-10-31 3 RUSSIA URGES UN. DECLARATION ON CO-EXISTENCE UNITED NATIONS. Wed. The Soviet Union yesterday called for a United Nations declaration on international relations based on peaceful co-existence. The Boviet representative. Mr. Platon D. Morozov, urged formulation of the declaration during a debate in the legal committee on principles of international lawUPI - 167 words
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Article28 1963-10-31 3 COLDSTREAM (England >. Wed. Miss Caroline Douglas-Home. 26. daughter of the British Prime Minister, helped flremen fight farm blaze yesterday. Several buildings were badly damaged. UP.I.UPI - 28 words
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Article151 1963-10-31 3 T ONDON, Wed. Mrs. Eleanor Philby, wife of Harold Philby, the "third man" in the Burgess and Maclean affair, has joined her husband in Moscow The Foreign Office spokesman confirmed that Mrs. Philby left London by air on Sept. 26 for Moscow Mr Phllbv. aReuter - 151 words
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Advertisement308 1963-10-31 3 CLOSING SALE at ESQUIRE LTD. To clear whole stock at below cost Dormnil, Burberry, Wainshiell and other high class suitings less 50 Florshiem American Shoes-odd sizes. .525/American Tredlite Shoes $11.50 Dacotex-wash and wear shirts $7.00 American Cotton under-shorts $2.00 a pair. And many famous imported items to be cleared. DON'T308 words
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Article, Illustration513 1963-10-31 4 FIRE VICTIMS ARE ALREADY IN NEW HOMES SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THK Singapore Government set up what waa described as a new record in lire relief work today when they provided new Housing and Development Board flats for 208 lire victims within 24 hours of the big blaze at Gey lan gLow Yew Kong - 513 words
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176 1963-10-31 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Lee Chin Ouan. 33, a dockyard labourer was fined $750 in the Fourth Magistrate's Court today when he admitted to being a bookmaker. Inspector H. Wood ford, prosecuting, told the court that at the Bukit Timah Turf Club on Sept.176 words
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417 1963-10-31 4 gapore Reserve I nit policemen have cordoned off the Are lit*, and are now mourn Ing a 24-hour watch. Ihrougn police have not received any reports of looting, a number of victims told the Straits Times that during the height of the fire gangsters417 words
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Article44 1963-10-31 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.—The Drama Group of the University of Singapore Society will stage the play "The Caretaker" at the Cultural Centre on Friday and Saturday at 9 p.m. Tickets at $4, 3 and 2 are now on sale at Robinsons and Cold Storage.44 words
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Advertisement105 1963-10-31 4 TO-NIGHT AT 6.30 P.M. VICTORIA THEATRE MALAYSIA* VARIETY A QUIZ SHOW COMPERE: LARRY LAI Instrumental Contest FINAL WIN CASH PRIZE GIFT VOUCHER FOR QUIZ SHOW By NASH PRODUCTS Featuring. DUO MORENO SINGING DANCING ARTISTES FROM CUBA POPULAR RADIO, TV A RECORDING ARTISTES MISS JULIE SUDIRO THE OONI KING GODOBELL HIS105 words
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Advertisement149 1963-10-31 4 Advertisement Cologgps are different! Do you know what cologne is meant to do for yon? Many people don't and that's why they are not getting the full benefit from the colognes they are using. A true Eau de Cologne is not just a pleasant scent, but a refresher as welll149 words
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Advertisement301 1963-10-31 4 ODEON-KATONC— I \S GALA PREMIERE TONIGHT AT 9.30 p.m. S\ i SEASON STARTS TOMORROW! J AN EXCITING DRAMA OF LOVE 4 CONSPIRACY? Rose YATIMAH SURAYA GHAZALI SUMANTRI A CATHAY-KERIS FILM with English Subtitles PLUS ON STAGE TOMORROW at 9.30 p.m. IMPERSONATION CONTEST Semi Finals I Valuable Golden Ornaments Will Be301 words
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Advertisement521 1963-10-31 4 I iIbPECIAL FEATURETTES: 4 "A TRIBUTE TO SINGAPORE'S 4 P.M." and 4- "BERITA SINGAPURA" No: IS I <► NOW iHOWING AT t ODEON -CATHAY t 1 <■ 'i It OPENS TODAY! I J 11am 1.30 -4 00 6 30 9 30pm X Mork Damon Luono Aodtn RAGEg&I: bwNsVMM MfklMlMl M521 words
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183 1963-10-31 5 Special jury for the Pulau Senang trial SINGAPORE. Wed. A special dock is to I be constructed in the High Court here for the trial of 64 former Pulau Senang detainees facing charges of murder and rioting on the penal island on July 12. Work on the dock will betfn183 words
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Article47 1963-10-31 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Admiral! Sir Vary! Begg. Par East British I Commander-in-Chlef, will formally I open the new Royal Air Force Grammar School at Changi on I Nov. 6. The school caters for 450 to 500 pupils from R.A.F., Changi and R.A.P. Seletar.47 words
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Article, Illustration52 1963-10-31 5 SINGAPORE, Wed.—Soprano c.ir-.i Henius (above) and pianist Klaus Billing, two of Germany's outstanding interpreters of modern classical music, wili give a recital at the Cultural Centre Theatre on Nov. 28. They will be presented by the Singapore Musical Society, under the patronage of the Consul-Gen-eral52 words
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126 1963-10-31 5 C'WEALTH M.P.s VISIT PAHANG FOR 2-DAY TOUR KUANTAN. Wea.—A party of Commonwealth Par--1 liamentary Association delegates arrived here today for a two-day visit to Pahang. They were met by State Assemblymen, led by the Speaker, In- ch<> Awang Ngah bin Toh Haji IbI ralnni. They will visit the Tourist Bureau.126 words
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Article50 1963-10-31 5 IPOH Wed—A housewilf. W. Letchuni. was fined Sl5. or three days' lail. for allowing her dog to bite a man. Lim Foon. on the night of Sept. 1 in Kampong Simee Letchimi. who pleaded guilty. was also ordered to pay $10 comI pensation to Lim.50 words
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Article, Illustration345 1963-10-31 5 Malaysia harmony impresses Uganda Minister I POH, Wednesday. {{ACIAL harmony and industriousness of the people here is something that A/talaysians can be proud of, said Mr. A. A. Ojera, a Uganda parliamentarian, today. He was here with a party of delegates to the forthcoming Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference in Kuala345 words
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Article68 1963-10-31 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.—The Johore Government today said it' wus the responsibility of the Johore Bahru Town Council to build I community centres in Jalan ScuUie Government was answering a written query in the Johore State Assembly by T van Syed Mohammed bin Edros. Assemblyman for Oelang68 words
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Article29 1963-10-31 5 NIBONG TEBAL. Wed. The working committee of the Socialist Front, will meet in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday to draw up a manifesto for next year's elections, j29 words
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167 1963-10-31 5 TWO NEWSPAPER UNIONS SET UP A JOINT COUNCIL SINGAP9RE. Wed. The Singapore Printing Employees' Union and the Singapore National Union of Journalists today set up a Joint Council of Industrial Action to co-ordinate their activities for better living and working conditions for about 900 newspaper workers. The council will take167 words
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Article38 1963-10-31 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Th* Speaker of the California State Assembly. Mr. Jesse M. Unruh. will give a talk on "The Impact of Education on National Development" at the United States Information Services library on Nov. ft38 words
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Article55 1963-10-31 5 Fell right into hands of law PENANO. Wed. A City Council labourer. Ibrahim bin Mohamed. 36. was fined $35 yesterday for trying to sell two blackmarket tickets to a policeman outside the Paramount Theatre last Sunday. Ibrahim was arrested when he approached Police Constable Shamaruddin and offered him two 3ft-cent55 words
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Article35 1963-10-31 5 PENANO. Wed— A van driver. Khoo So Hoo. was fined 140 and h»d his licence endorsed today for Inconsiderate driving on July 5. when he knocked down a girl cyclist in Northam Road.35 words
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170 1963-10-31 5 KUCHING, Wed. The Chief Minister of Sarawak. Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said here yesterday that Sarawak was full of opportunity for those who knew the value of hard work and would put their maximum effort to all the things they under- took. He was speaking170 words
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253 1963-10-31 5 Kuala Lumpur. Wed THE 10.000 strong National Union of Commercial Workers has offered to register its members for national service to defend the nation against aggression. The offer was made to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, in a letter sent today by253 words
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Article53 1963-10-31 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The StraiU Times here received a donation of $31.85 from the Malay students of Jurong Secondary School for Che Hasnah bint* Taib. widow of the Radio Malaya comedian. Talnr bin Abdul Rahman, who died in h road accident last month. This brings the total53 words
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Article169 1963-10-31 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The wholesale price of sugar in Singapore has risen by $4 to $9 a picul in two weeks. The current retail price Is between 60 and 66 cents a katl, about five cents up on a fortnight ago. The current upward price trend169 words
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Advertisement107 1963-10-31 5 nEAO IUUI and ONTACI mend EMENI jobs around mi the s*£ lonie BEAR BRAND Advertisement A 10 Seconds Beauty Bath If you have to hurry away to a party without time for your beauty bath, it is an easy matter to freshen up in a few seconds by simply smoothing107 words
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Advertisement116 1963-10-31 5 U I nßwMi METHYL benzine j j mSi !&3 .O %m I I L L L MB .jK) WITH ..I |gi|l|{j&B Jl^^^^B^^B n r#j f~i vfH mm I W§m S Total Power s j Quicker Pick-up II METIIVI REN7IIIEI Step on the accelerator and I |%n% c v^ n^ ers116 words
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Advertisement4369 1963-10-31 6 COM PA* V miOSI'M I I S ISLAND HOTELS PROPERTIES (MALAYSIA) LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE STATES OF MALAYA UNDER THE COMPANIES ORDINANCES 1940—1946) ISSUE OF W 1,500,000 Ordinary Shares of one dollar each at par, payable in full on application and ranking pari passu with the existing issued ordinary shares4,369 words
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335 1963-10-31 7 Sultan on week-long tour of the graves of ancestors IPOH, Wed.— The SulA tan of Perak, accompanied by the Raja Perempuan and other members of the royal family, started out today to visit the graves of his ancestors along the Perak River. The traditional pilgrimage by road and by boat335 words
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Article95 1963-10-31 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The 15-storey low-cost, housing protect m Jalan Luniba Kudu Lama is expected to be ready by the end of May next year. Each flat will hav< a bedroom, dining room, kitchen, hall and bathroom. The reni has not yet been95 words
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Article67 1963-10-31 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. —A Shell engineer. Mr. Lim Bian San, 30. from the Singapore refinery on Pulau Bukom. leaves here on Saturday for three months' refinery training in Britain and Holland. A Bachelor of Science graduate from the University of Malaya in 1955. and Bachelor of67 words
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Article, Illustration170 1963-10-31 7 NEW FLATS FOR VICTIMS OF GEYLANG KAMPONG FIRE yiCTIMS of Tuesday's fire at Geylang trying to make themselves comfortable in one of the classrooms of the Geylang English School yesterday morning, before they moved out to new Housing Board flats. About 230 victims, including 100 children, spentKok Ah Chong - 170 words
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Article, Illustration291 1963-10-31 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. retiring chairman of 1.C.1. (Malaya) Ltd., Mr. G.E.M. Jones, said today that the industrial centre of gravity in this country had started shifting from Singapore to central Malaya. But Singapore still pulled a "lot oi weight," said Mr. Jones, who was291 words
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84 1963-10-31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed- The Traffic Police here today appealed to any witness who saw in accident in which a youth was found injured near n« scooter at Ourney Drive at i.bout 8.30 am. lust Saturduv. to come forward to assist them. I A police statement84 words
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Article65 1963-10-31 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Royal Air Force's No. 29 Squadron, based at Tengah, has been given another tortoise by an army staff sergeant to replace its previous mascot. Frederick Dv Crosses, who went AWOL and never Teturned. Frederick used to fly in the squadron's Hunter Je*. fighters,65 words
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Article23 1963-10-31 7 PENANG. Wed. The Oovemor. Ra.ia Tun Uda Al-HaJ. will address St. Xavier's Institution on its annual Speech Day on Nov 7.23 words
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123 1963-10-31 7 Ipoh drive to check gangster menace TPOH, Wed.— Hundreds 1 of posters urging the public especially hawkers, businessmen, and parents to help police check gangsterism, have been distributed by the anti-s eer c t society branch of the police here. The posters, printed in four languages and illustrated with drawings123 words
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Article45 1963-10-31 7 IPOH. Wed. Eleven pieces of steel railing used" fur sliding targets were stolen by thieves from the Gurkha Camp shooting range in Tambun Road here yesterday. The railings, each measuring 12 to 14 feet, were worth a total of about 1250.45 words
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Article, Illustration211 1963-10-31 7 men KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. So far 20,000 Government employees have ordered a very special tie and supplies cannot keep up with the demand. Only 3,000 have arrived todate from the Hong Kong manufacturers. The dark blue tie which bears a small gold facsimile211 words
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Article23 1963-10-31 7 i JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— The Johore State Assembly today approved sums of $31,076 for local government and $185,000 tor Social Welfare.23 words
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Article194 1963-10-31 7 Johore Bahru. Wed rpHE Johore State As- sembly today approved a Bill to establish the Dato Onn Memorial Student ship Fund in memory of the Johore-born national- ist leader. The Bill was carried through all its stages at today's meeting of the assembly The Mentrl194 words
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206 1963-10-31 7 IZOTA BHARU. Wed Viscount Boyd, the former British Colonial Secretary, said here today that he was very impressed to see the I keen interest taken by i the Malaysian Govern- ment in trying to uplift the living standard of its people. He told206 words
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Article52 1963-10-31 7 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. A child welfare committee has been set up here with the District Officer. Inche Osman Khairuddin bin Mohamed Sam. as ita president. For the start, the committee has taken steps to provide bread and cheese breakfast for needy school children in52 words
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386 1963-10-31 8 'READY TO FIGHT' HE SAYS AFTER A FIVE-HOUR CHECK ON OPERATION KUANTAN, Wed THE Deputy Prime A Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said today that the Malaysian Armed Forces were ready to fight and defend the country against foreign aggression. He was speaking to reporters386 words
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132 1963-10-31 8 KUALA KANGSAR, Wednesday. MALAYSIA was automatically accepted by the TA United Nations because it was not a new State but a natural successor to Malaya, the Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said this Speaking at an anti-Soe-padang, Dato Sardon said Malaysia has132 words
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Article50 1963-10-31 8 PENANG. Wed.— The Penang Malay Chamber of Commerce is "not satisfied" with the Government's efforts to help Malays participate in commerce and industry. "We are prepared to list our grievances if the Government will appoint a representative to meet us," the chamber's secretary. Sved Abbas Alhabshee. said.50 words
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Article54 1963-10-31 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. A fourman delegation from the Slngppore Employers 1 Federation today paid a courtesy call on the new Minister of Labour. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong. The delegation comprised the federations president. Mr. Max Lewis. Mr. R. C. Hubball (vicepresident). Mr. J. J. Rat tray <secretary). and54 words
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Article64 1963-10-31 8 PENANO. Wed.— The Regional Licensing Board has approved an application by the Sri Negara Transport Co. Ltd. Penang's flrtt Malay transport company for a licence to operate a bus service. Inche Nyak Hashim bin Nyak Puteh, a member of the board of directors, said the company64 words
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306 1963-10-31 8 New water schemes for Johore announced lOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Johore Government today gave details of new schemes for the supply of water in the Muar, Batu Pahat and Mersing areas. The information was {riven in answer to written queries on the water supply in these area* by Mr. chu306 words
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Article22 1963-10-31 8 BANTING. Wed. A community hull costing $45,000 will soon be built in Jenjarom new village near the police station.22 words
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171 1963-10-31 8 Kuala Lumpur, Wed. i I rVHE problems of disarmament and security, and the Commonwealth's part in lessening tensions and promoting world peace will be among subjects that will be discussed at the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association's annual meeting here next week. This Is stated171 words
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Article, Illustration1504 1963-10-31 9 DRAGONSVILLE 'Most women who work for Huston are a little in love with him 9 PRINCIPAL RESIDENTS,.^^^ fc JOHN HUSTON A^ f DEBORAH KERR 'fl ■I MICHAEL WILDING M WJ ELIZABETH TAYLOR X^§sF >^^V TENNESSEE WILLIAMS^^ f^te— m RICHARD BURTON iw^£/l AVA GARDNER fIfTLA SUE LYON fe^ But invariably he1,504 words
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Advertisement96 1963-10-31 9 this is the Mottßli 1100 the top selling car ths YEAR s in MALAYSIA sales exceed check the following features for ADDITIONAL VALUE ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED THICK PILE CARPETS these and many SUPERIOR QUALITY UPHOLSTERY mofe adyanced GLOVE BOXES I features make the FULL WIDTH SHELF UNDER FASCIA I96 words
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Advertisement449 1963-10-31 9 FLYING BACK TO EUROPE? Pan Am makes it easy to enjoy a U.S. holiday en route It costs so much less than you think to see the U.S.A. on your way to Europe with Pan Am If you're homeward bound, make this your opportunity to see the States-it costs as449 words
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Obituary59 1963-10-31 10 DEATHS RECEIVED CABLE Mra. Paruvathara. Vlawanathar rider (liter of K ArumuKam rriin-d Health Inaptetor. Klans panned away in Ceylon. MADAM YAP NCIAM Hate Mm. Throk Boon Slap) aged SI paarrd i«av BaavaafMy on -Biu-6.1 leavinc behind m. two danctatera, Ulree •laucbtera-in-law. two aona-ID-law. over 3i> xrandchlldrrn and great grand 'Mldr'n.59 words
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699 1963-10-31 10 The Straits Times Thursday, October 31, 1963. Death On The Roads A 75 per cent increase in five years in the number of vehicles on Malaya's roads is itself sufficient explanation of Iff substantial rise in the number of accidents. But as it happens, there have been fewer {accidents, not699 words
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Article410 1963-10-31 10 A settlement of the border dispute between Algeria and Morocco is easier to hope for than it is to foresee. The peace-mskers have persuaded President Ben Bella and King Hassan to get together in Bf- mako. Bui the conditions in which the talks are taking place are clearly410 words
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Article174 1963-10-31 10 The course of the campaign by Malaysia to win a seat in the United Nations Security Council suggests that there is room for improvement in our public relations with the international community. Some of the nations which voted for Malaysia's rival candidate Czechoslovakia. may have done so because174 words
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Article, Illustration1386 1963-10-31 10 FRANK SULLIVAN - The man half-way across the bridge FRANK SULLIVAN THE FORCES THAT HAVE MOULDED AND CHANGED MALAYSIA'S TOP-RANKING ARTIST SOfrPIENG A portrait by ALWAYS QUIET AND UNRUFFLED, HE BECAME A MAJOR FORCE AND INFLUENCE IN ART IN SINGAPORE THE presentation of a one -man show is an important event at any1,386 words
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Letter887 1963-10-31 10 rpHE letter from Inche Bux Jang Mohamad Nor of Kuching <B.T. Oct. 19). raises some Interesting points about the monetlsation of certain communities In Eastern Malaysia. Inche Bujang would be as 'misleading" as he suggests I have been in the part of my Inaugural lecture, published in887 words
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Letter149 1963-10-31 10 QN a recent trip to Pahang I wa a a witness to two separate accidents Involving lorries carrying logs. In both cases the drivers were killed by the logs coming through the cab with the impact of collision. I wish to suggest that the authorities controlling the licensing149 words
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Advertisement59 1963-10-31 10 water at your finger tips! Perfect for Office, School, Factory, Public Buildings. OASIS pressure model ODP3RH, shown above. with NEW gant refrigerated compartment ,~~D which makes and stores 48 ice cubes, holds milk, cream, ice water and soft drinks; plenty of room for mnches, too. OASIS I CUTS THE COST59 words
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290 1963-10-31 11 Indonesia has only herself to blame: Ghafar VIALACCA. Wed.— The 111 Chief Minister, Inchc Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. said here today that if the Indonesian Government could not keep pace with the development In Malaysia, they had only themselves to blame. Inchc Ghafar said this when he welcomed a party290 words
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Article94 1963-10-31 11 THERE has been a heavy demand for The Straits Times Annual for 1964 published yesterday. This new edition of Malaysia's finest publication contains 140 pages, beautifully produced on fine quality art paper. There are nearly 50 full colour illustrations and scores of monotone pictures.94 words
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Article, Illustration266 1963-10-31 11 Jewellery, watches found in car about to be shipped to India from Penang By SYLVIA CHUA: Penang. Wednesday CUSTOMS officers today seized an estimated $1 50,000 worth of jewellery, watches and other articles hidden in several secret compartments of a car which was to have been266 words
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178 1963-10-31 11 shall return if deported, he tells judge OINGAPORE, Wed. A; young Indonesian illegal immigrant, Pasir bin Adenan, who appealed against a lower court sentence of one year's, Jail, told Mr. Justice Chua today that his Singapore identity card had been seized by the immigration authorities. He asked the court for178 words
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Article47 1963-10-31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Director of Information Services. Inrhe Mohamed Sopiee. left here by air today to attend the 15th Colombo Plan consultative meetIng which started in Bangkok this afternoon. He was accompanied by seven other government officials representing Singapore. Sabah and Sarawak47 words
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Article45 1963-10-31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —Two youths. Suran Singh, 21, and Parid Khan. 16. were charged in a magistrate's court here today with hou.vorraklng and entering a building belonging to R. Oothan Oapaney. in Gombak Lane at 1.05 a.m. today. No plea wtis recorded.45 words
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100 1963-10-31 11 Acting ASP faces $50,000 extort bid charge I SINGAPORE. Wed. Acting Asst. Supt Jobar bin Abdul Rahman, of the 3rd Police Field Force. Kulai. was charged in a magistrate's court here today with attempted extortion of $50,000. He was arrested by Deputy Supt. On* Kirn Boon, chief of the Homicids100 words
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Article68 1963-10-31 11 MALACCA, Wed.— The Com-mander-in-Chief of the Par East Land Forces. Lieut-Gen. Sir Reginald He wet son. yesterday laid the foundation stone of* the new Church of England which is being built at Terenriak Camp. It will be the basest of three now being built at68 words
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Article42 1963-10-31 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Ernest Pushoum. dispenser at the General HoroiUl. and Somoo Sitharam. an attendant al the City Council dispensary, were charged in a piasi-'rx'.r's court today with UW of dru.s T.iejr pleaded not gui.iy and tue aJipwed baii.42 words
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Article, Illustration333 1963-10-31 11 RUBBER SALES: THE GOOD A TOUR DID KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. J'HE world tour by a pan-Malayan rubber trade mission last year has resulted in better understanding and appreciation by the consuming interests of the functions of the Malayan PuKKcr F.vnnrt w»«i«tration Board. During its trip the mission I part in333 words
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Article51 1963-10-31 11 NIBONQ TEBAL. Wed.— Work has been comDleted on a 51.250.- drainage scheme m Nibonn I Tebal. A feature of this Droject is a 17-mile bund between Telok Ibal «nd Bagan Buaya which will orntect 13,300 acres of palm oil. rubber and coconut estates from flooding by sea51 words
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Article, Illustration233 1963-10-31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A fourmember British parliamentary del c g a tion headed by Sir John Barlow. Conservative, will make the formal presentation of the Speaker's chair to the Malaysian House of Representatives. The ceremony will be held In the new233 words
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132 1963-10-31 11 DEPARTING ENVOY'S HOPES FOR PEACE SINGAPORE, Wed. The departing Dutch Consul General in Singapore, Mr. J. G. Kist, today expressed hopes that the break in relations between Malaysia and Indonesia would soon be over in the interests of the two nations and the peace of this area. He said today,132 words
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Advertisement131 1963-10-31 11 THROUGH DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Some studs of Kremenfz Quality rolled gold plate have been worn for as long as thirty-five years. AH Krementz jewelry will give corresponding satisfaction. Krcmcntx cuff llnkt remain «^^^^ttr~~^£^|^K\ bright becoux of their turfoc* FINE QUALITY JEWELRY FOt MIN: lining J«w«lry Colic Pin* Ti. Hold.rt Cuff links131 words
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Miscellaneous551 1963-10-31 11 Today's Radio and TV eikirABADC ast; 00 Tinir Signal. The Editorials: 6.50 Stock Exchange RADIO S»IW*3#*r"UKC News; 7.10 Songs And Sweet Report; 7.00 Time Signal, The W VI tiE-Rvirii: Music; 730 Learn A Word A News; 7.10 Regional News; 7.15 MLDIUM I »AVfcBfcKVK,fc Day 732 Breakfast Club: soo As You551 words
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Article251 1963-10-31 12 GEOFFREY GELDARD - GEOFFREY GELDARD: Only 120 needed, but 1,000 come forward to join the army I From Kuching, Wed. THE last of the first batch of recruits for the Ist Bn., the Malaysian Rangers, arrived in Kuching today and sail for Malaya on Friday. The recruiting officer, Major Godfrey,251 words
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Article102 1963-10-31 12 'OVER OUR DEAD BODIES FIRST' PENANG. Wed. The Penang and Pro- vince Wellesley branch of the Union of Exmembers of the Malayan Security Forces has pledged that its mem- I bers would defend Malaysia to the "last drop of blood." The pledge, taken at a meeting in Bukit Mertajam will102 words
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Article21 1963-10-31 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.—A Hari Bunga Poppy Appeal ball will be held at the Selangor Club here on Nov. 8.21 words
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Article, Illustration86 1963-10-31 12 A POLICE patrol car leads a convoy of buses, carrying non-striking Singapore Naval Base workers through Chong Pang village. The zebra crossing, which is just off Canberra Gate, was the scene of a clash between striking members of the Naval Base Labour Union and the police onMak Kian Seng - 86 words
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84 1963-10-31 12 Penang and common mart: Sign of harmony PE N A N G Wed. Penang's entry into the Common Market has been "legally settled" with the formation of Malaysia, the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, said last night. "But the State Government, in championing the cause of the people, has84 words
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Article87 1963-10-31 12 Dato Wong, who led an Alliance delegation which secured this assurance from the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said such a happy state of affairs had come about because of the close cooperation between the State and the Central Government He urged the people to have faith in tfie87 words
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Article19 1963-10-31 12 'KUALA KANGSAR. Wed. —Mr. Joe Rozells. assistant Postmaster here, has left on promotion as Postmaster of Sitiawan.19 words
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Article247 1963-10-31 12 FLOOD FUND: DECISION ON SATURDAY KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Civil Disaster Fund committee, set up early this month to aid victims of the Cheras Road floods, will meet on Saturday to take a decision on when to close the fund, which has passed the $200,000 mark. The meeting will also247 words
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168 1963-10-31 12 Kedah says 'fullest support' to Central Govt A LOR STAR. Wed.— Amidst loud applause, the State Assembly today unanimously resolved to give the Central Government the "fullest support" to whatever stand it might take against confrontation from a "foreign country." The Assembly further decided to urge the Central Government to168 words
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Article33 1963-10-31 12 KI.UANC. Wed.— The Kluang Youth Club will hold a dance under the patronage of the Tengku Malifcota of Johore at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday.33 words
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Article100 1963-10-31 12 DENANG, Wed. Police raided several houses in Fettes Park last night following an armed robbery in Green Road earlier in the day. No arrests were made. The victim, Mrs. Mary Chan Leong Foon, wife of a company executive, reported to police that she was reading100 words
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Article33 1963-10-31 12 j KUALA KANGSAR. Wed Che Xhatijah bmtp Abdul Ar a Social Welfare officer, has been appointed organiser of the Knalu Kangsar District Poppy Day Ap--1 peal Fund for this year.33 words
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Article, Illustration256 1963-10-31 12 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Medical Superintendent of the Trafalgar Home for Leprosy Patients. Dr. Wong Mook Ow, has suggested that a campaign be launched by the health authorities to seek out large numbers of undetected cases of leprosy In Singapore. According to him,256 words
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Advertisement143 1963-10-31 12 Another Great Offer for our readers- An excitingly simple *X Charm Contest with Four free return flights in jetliner <■ C""**^ comfort to Thailand's glamour capital— H^ fl 't'\Tr\~r\ r r\ elBVA^^" I^*** November's issue of- U I II It [J om&****& For your reading pleasure: Jtl > 40 TO143 words
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Article, Illustration287 1963-10-31 13 THE CABINET DECIDES NOT TO DISCUSS SLOW PROGRESS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed TENGKU Abdul Rahman will confer with Senator Khaw Kai Boh, Minister Without Portfolio, over the slow progress of the Malay-sia-Japanese "blood debt" talks. The talks are said to be running into287 words
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126 1963-10-31 13 Airmen set new record at darts SINGAPORE, Wed.— A team of eight airmen stationed at R.A.F. Chanci today set up a new world record for scoring a million-and-onr, at darts. The new time is 10 hours, five minutes and 56.2 seconds. The previous record, held by a British Army unit126 words
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Article56 1963-10-31 13 SYDNEY. Wed. Mr. Sonny j Marshall, a brother of the former Singapore Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, has sold his home In Elizabeth Bay. Sydney, for a price said to be A£60,000. The purchasers are the Jeffrey Peirfold-Hylands. of Adelaide, members of one of Australia's56 words
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Article31 1963-10-31 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Tan Chok Kian, Deputy Secretary to the Ministry of Finance, left recently for London for a threttmonth course on Central Government finance under the Colombo Plan.31 words
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112 1963-10-31 13 OENANG Wed The Chief Minister Dato Wong Pow Nee, today refuted allegations by "certain elements" that democracy in Malaya, hari K APn "lrill*»ri had been Klliea. •'Par from it." he told 38 province Wellesley North residents attending a civics course, "Parliamentary democracy Is not only112 words
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Article66 1963-10-31 13 IPOH. Wed. The director of Ouan Cheanx Tin Mining Co. Ltd.. here Koo Hock Pun. was today fined 5250 or two months' jail by the magistrate. Wan Mohamed bin Haji Mustupha Koo pleaded guilty to failing to furnish, within 21 days from July 19, last66 words
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87 1963-10-31 13 Insults at 3 a.m Woman bound over PENANG, Wed— A woman, Seng Gaik Choo. 41, was today bound over in $100 lor gistrate. Mr. R. Aria Retnam. one year by the Second Mafor using insultine language to a ludo instructor at 3 a.m. on July 16. Kam Hock Hoe said87 words
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123 1963-10-31 13 NEW SCHOOL OPENED: THE 36th UNDER P.A.P. PROGRAMME SINGAPORE. Wed. The P.A.P. Assemblyman for Kampong Kembangan, Inche Arlff bin Suradi, tonight opened the new $350.--000 Kembangan Integrated primary school at Jalan Kembangan. This school Is the 36th to be opened by the P.A.P. Government. The four-storey building has 24 classrooms,123 words
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Article51 1963-10-31 13 BENTONG. Wed. A Poppy Day committee for the Bentong district was set up here yesterday to raise money for the Poppy Day Pund. Pahang, which collected nearly $9,000 last year, hopes to collect more than $10,000 this year. Sales of poppies here will begin on Nov.51 words
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167 1963-10-31 13 Five more Indonesian seamen turn up in Penang PENANG, Wed. Five Indonesians who crossed the Straits of Malacca to Penang in a motor sampan have been handed over to the Immigration authorities here. The Indonesians landed at 4.20 this morning. They were taken for questioning by the Special Branch before167 words
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Article48 1963-10-31 13 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The U.S. Consul-General. Mr. Sam P. Gilstrap, today presented letters of commendation and cash awards to two employees of the U.S. Con-sulate-General administrative Motion. They were Mr. Alfred E. Kristan, buildings maintenance supervisor, and Mr. Chan Hiaog Koon. tenlor procurement clerk.'48 words
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Article, Illustration380 1963-10-31 13 Another case of deliberate theft: Two years' jail KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. jyiß. Justice Ong in the High Court here today said it would bother his conscience if he did not hold out a helping hand to a man who had succumbed to380 words
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Article, Illustration429 1963-10-31 14 DEMURE LOOK FOR 1964 SWIMWEAR COVER-UP GIRL ON THE BEACH THE cover-up girl. x That's the new, demure look for 1964. The smartest swimsuits are going to make you feel so different and modest. We've always had the one-piece swimsuits but the bare backs have gone as far as they429 words
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Article, Illustration79 1963-10-31 14 HOUSEHOLD HINTS rwo remove coffee stains X from plastic cups, use toothpaste with a damp cloth or baking soda and water with a bit of "elbow grease." Tou can make a tasty sandwich filling by combining chopped hard-cook-ed eggs and peanuts with mayonnaise. For better rise to cakes, place eggs79 words
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Article199 1963-10-31 14 Low heels and round toes rpHE world's leading J- shoemakers have decreed the end of high, high heels for women at least for the coming year. A report from Vigevano, Italy says that heels on the shoes shown at the 27th International Shoe Salon did not exceed two and a199 words
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Advertisement19 1963-10-31 14 J£3 SmCli Cr •W large... BEAR BRAND TAPE to suit Ag«nf»: fIcOTTG lISCUSH— ''«-.T'.' I I»TH IMT Ml* I.Tft19 words
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Advertisement353 1963-10-31 14 f M, BBBK -*^^JJbBI (IB BBW! W- Jbbl Lt J^v^* m H bbihW I If JM r /•••aBhK. s i if IUaIISB fffV&fud NEW IMPROVED FORMULA LIVING CURL '^J> gives greater, firmer hold with none of that sticky hair spray feel. Living Curl, the most scientifically advanced hair spray on353 words
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Miscellaneous291 1963-10-31 14 Straits Times Crossword ■f ar ■^■■■h H| H| ACROSS 6. Enthusiastic admirer appears 7. Vehicle Is a cleaner one to to choose to go In the river take back (7). (7). 8. Workers are filling star parts 9. Implies a non-reformer In 17). USA (11). 10. Wine obtained from a291 words
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Advertisement1241 1963-10-31 15 IB_ LIVERPOOL I WESI COASI U.K-i Out S'pon am r S'nam Panttg ACHILUS L'ptll, Holl, Htm., In Pt/Nat 3 EIkMACBS L,»eneel. Glasgow CM. 13 Ntf 2 Nm 4 MENESTHEM LiftrfMl HM i NM 1 MM 8/18 Nm 11 PILEM L nil, Dublin, Glasgow Nm 11 Nm IS Nm 14/18 Mm1,241 words
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Advertisement1376 1963-10-31 15 JBMllELlliijLlMMSUtlllm^ 10l THE E A<C MNES SAIUMH TO CENOA, LE HAVRE, HAMSURS, BREMEN, ANTWERP ROnERIAM. AMSTERBAM. BBLO. 80THER8WR1 AND CoVtkNUtEN. Soon P. Sham Ptnant ■-B8RIBANA" I) SM. 43/ 4NM 5/ 7 Nm 1/ INm "MACBALA" 0) 28/24 NM 2S/27 NM 21/28 Nm "AYUTNIA" a) SB Mm/ 4BM 5/7 Btl 1/1,376 words
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Advertisement1244 1963-10-31 15 feMcALISTER 6c CO.. LTD. >-„_ •th M. ***** T»^ ■I'ttiMr*" LIME Oh KLAVENESB LINE LIHBBIt r'lfirfi. ROTTERDAM, LBS ANCELES. UN FBANCISCB, NAvur B«u i ,*mummZi Seattle. Vancouver i portun* em ar .ELUNETwi- -vjZg"* %n f para P- Sham Penaat BONNEVILLE w .?yyi ltl> Sport P. Sham PMaat •AM catti triagmtn1,244 words
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Article25 1963-10-31 16 October 38. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69 cents (down three eighths of a rent). TIN: $486,874 (up S2>. Estimated unofficial offering 229 tons (unchanged).25 words
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Article193 1963-10-31 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATION!) October SO. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Dunlops 20 cts. M. Cement IS ts. E. Smelters 20 CUMcAllater 14 its Ksto 21 cts. Robinson 11 cts Fed. Dlsp. 15 eta. C. Storage 4|d. K. A N. 18 eta. Rothmans 13 eta. Gammons 16 eta. 8. Land 9 eta.193 words
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Article71 1963-10-31 16 THE Malayan ExeMange Banks' Atascistlen made these changes In Ita rates to merchant* yesterday (all rates to $100): lolling TT er OO ready: Btlxian Pranea 1822 1 Preneh Franc. ISS 5/8: Italian Lira 202T8 On the free exchange market tn Bong Kong yesterday tbe U.I. dollar waa quoted71 words
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Article292 1963-10-31 16 s;mips lying slengatde the Smgaper* day are: Leton*. N.W. 3, President Tart 31/32. Btarplnk 40/41. Beisho Maru 19- Kamlkawa Maru M 9. Bedenak N.W. 5. Tlnnea 42/43. Neder RUn i] H, Benlomond 6/7, Borlbana *i, Kajah Brooke 23/24. Anna Maersk 29 30. State of Bihar 48, Coanda292 words
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Article67 1963-10-31 16 'HINEtE Product Exchange, llnga- pere neen prices per pieui yetter. dsy: Cocenut ell: Unquoted. Cepra: Oct. /Nov. UK/Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white SMS sellera. Sarawak white Sl42i sellera, upeclal Sarawak black $110 aellers, garbled Uunpong black SIOO sellers. ABTA $122 1 sellera. Smiiapere Ceeenut Oil Millers' Asseelatlen prices:67 words
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775 1963-10-31 16 From Our Market Correspondent TINS again encouraged by the present level of the tin price opened very firm on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. Initially there were rises of Is. or more with Ayer Hitam done at 335.6 d.. Berjuntai 355.9 d.,775 words
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Article21 1963-10-31 16 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Indices Oet 29 Oct. 30 Industrials: 119.66 119.14 Tins: 115.55 117.58 rubbers: 108.44 108.84 Dee. 29, 1962=100.21 words
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828 1963-10-31 16 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bomteafl (2,000) $1.59: Central Prep. (1.UO0) $1.28 D, $1.24 SL il.QOO) $1.27. (72,000) $1 Ounlept* (1.000) $2.52 D, (4,000) $2.55 D.828 words
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Article79 1963-10-31 16 T'HK Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating custom* duties (or the week beginning on October 31. Kubbcr 69i cts a Ib. Copra $480 a ton. Coconut oil STB4 a ton. Palm oil $631.50 a ton. Palm kernels 5578.25 a ton. The rate of duties79 words
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Article253 1963-10-31 16 \OVEMBER rtnt grade rubber buyers f.e.b. eleeed at 5 p.m. in Ungaawre and Kuala Lumpur yenterday at 69 cents per Ib. down three-eighths of a cent on Tueaday'a closing level for tbe position The tone waa quiet. R.A.S. and P.M. R.I. closing prleea In eenta per Ib. yesterday:253 words
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505 1963-10-31 16 rERE was a further rise of $2 In the Straits tin price yesterday which brought it to $456.87 i. The offering was estimated unchanged at 220 tons. In London oil Tuesday a higher level ol values was established at the outset with505 words
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Article124 1963-10-31 16 MELBOURNE. Wed JNDISTKIALS were Meadior today with Iradrrs generally in strong demand. Henry Jones -osc 3s. to 74v while B.H.P. regained 6d. to 525. 3d. Rises and falls wore m balance with movements generally small. Oils and base metals were steady and loans were steady. TITUI 90 10124 words
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Advertisement577 1963-10-31 16 NOTICE PAN MALAYAN FINANCE LIMITED (Incorporated in the State of Singapore) Notice is hereby given that an Interim dividend of 5%. leas 40' o income tax, has been declared oy the Directors In respect of the financial year ending 3 1st May, 1964. payable on 30th November. 1963. The dividend577 words
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Advertisement908 1963-10-31 17 TENDER TENDER KEDAH J.K.R. SELANGOR J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDER NO TICE TENDERS will be received from Class "D" snd above Registered Tenders will be received from pW D contractors at the office ™*uierri J-K-R. Contractors in of iheSiate Engineer. Kedah/Per- Class 'E' and above up to 3.00 Its PWJX, Alar908 words
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Advertisement863 1963-10-31 17 'Continued from Page !•> SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* ti (Mm.) Box It eta. extrm WANTED: GRADUATE TBACHER for Math, iiiiitics. Upper forma. Apply Rev. Uoth.-r superior. Light Street Convent, ivrisnt. WANTEO ACTING HOSPITAL Assistant Unidr 1 lor three months from l-U-63. MIMKA rates. Apply Manager. sabrant: Kit ate, Trluk Anson.863 words
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Advertisement1079 1963-10-31 17 SITUATIONS VACANT M Word* fMm.l-Boz It eta. oxtrm LABORATORY ASSISTANT. Cbemara Research Station, Layang Layang, Jobore requires s laboratory assistant for biolOKlcal research. Applicants must nave passed U.C.B. 'A' level Botany It Zoology and must possess a particular interest in natural history. Starting salsry J3OO/- baalo ser month. Free living1,079 words
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Advertisement899 1963-10-31 17 TUITION It Word* U (Min.)-Box It eta. oxtrm ECONOMICS. TAXATION, ACCOUNTANCY hy citibly qualified, experienced tutor. Telephone ***** Spore. MALAY CLASS: By Qualified Teachers. Please enrol at Malay Class, Universal Bookstore. 9A Jalan Mountbatten, Kuala Lumpur. ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL expeneuesd quullned Kngliab speaking Instructors, New Morns 1000. Hourly So/-. Guaranteed899 words
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Advertisement952 1963-10-31 17 VEHICLES WANTED tt Word* U (Mlm.)— Box tt eta. oxtrm WANTED 1111 ONWARD Mercedes. Jaguar MXII 2.4, An-lin. Minor. Plat, or any other used cur 32 Bencoolen Street. Spore. Tel: VEHICLES FOR SALE M^fretoM (Mi*.)— Box it eta. oxirm 2.4 JAGUAR 1951 Special equipment Model overdrive excellent. 5«.500. Tel: (Spore)952 words
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Article185 1963-10-31 18 Hydro karting is like motoring: you can have fast out-board-engine models for the racing man or woman, and in California the sport Is already highly organised: or you can have the safer Jet engine for the family hydro-karter. One engine manufacturer Is working on185 words
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Article, Illustration183 1963-10-31 18 Court told of 'vicious assaults' by boxing champ CELKIRK (Scotland). Wed. —Chic Calderwood. British and Empire llghtheavywelght boxing champion, was sentenced here yesterday to a total of three months In jail for what Sheriff MacLeod described as "two bullying and vicious assaults on a man who had no chance ofReuter - 183 words
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Article64 1963-10-31 18 FIN! (Michigan) Wed.— Eddie Cotton (Seattle) gained a unanimous points win over Henry Hank (Detroit) in a 15-round limit heavyweight bout here last night. Michigan Boxing Commission recognised it as a "world title fight" but American Willie Pastrario Is the generally regarded world champion. Cotton is ranked firstReuter - 64 words
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Article60 1963-10-31 18 RANGOON. Wed. Burma today handed over the Abdul Rahman Gold Cup for Asian youth soccer, won Jointly by Burma and South Korea, to the South Korean Counsellor The final, which was played at Penang on April 28 this year, ended in a 3-2 draw.Reuter - 60 words
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Article, Illustration191 1963-10-31 18 lIYDRO kart- Ing they call it, the latest craze in California; and 1 it is done with the hydro kart a i mixture of gokart and power- S boat, made of reinforced fibre- E glass. Deep water Is not 5 necessary for hydro- karting. It can191 words
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Article91 1963-10-31 18 Our Byrsa shows smart pace RACING with Epsom Jeep IPOH, Wednesday. OUR BYRSA showed impressive form in a smart workout on a heavy track at Ipoh this morning. With a riding boy up, she galloped fluently over 3f in 39 2/5, finishing with plenty in hand. This good looking grey91 words
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Article232 1963-10-31 18 WEIGHTS for four races on Wednesday, Nov. b. second day of the Perak Turf Club meeting: Cl 2, Div. 1-Sif str. SENIOR 9.00 Will 1. DE WITH 8.12 KITA SUKA 8.10 BLISS FIRE II 8.09 COME lIP 8.04 KILLALOE 8.03 COLOUR CARTOON 8.02 i DOUBLE ADIOS232 words
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Article87 1963-10-31 18 TOKYO. Wed. Yoshlnobu x Miyake of Japan today established a new world record of 377.5 kilogrammes In the featherweight wetßhtllfting The previous world record of 375 kgm was established ov Mivake in October last year The breakdown of the new record was 115.0 ktrm each forReuter - 87 words
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Article218 1963-10-31 18 Ten tofollQW MY ten to follow at the Perak Turf Club November Meeting starting on Sunday. MANIKAM Whipped Ajnos by three lengths over lOf in heavy going at XL and Ajnos went on to win the Singapore St. Leger. SIR SQUANDER: Came from nowhere to finish a fast third to218 words
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Article53 1963-10-31 18 Stoke clear 3rd round LONDON. Wed. Results ot football matches played yesterday: League Cup 3rd round: Stnke 3 Bolton 0 English Uit. 3: Barn.sley 1 Bristol Roy. 2: Brentford 4 Mansfield 0: Bristol City 5 Luton 1. Walsall 2 Notts Co. 1; Watford 3 Southend 1. Div. 4: Brighton 0Reuter - 53 words
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Article309 1963-10-31 18 SEOUL, Wed. The South Korean Football Association yesterday received a cable from the Federation of International Football Association (FIFA) asking it hold football elimination matches with Formosa by Dec. 31 to choose a reßioml team to participate in the Tokyo Olympics next year, the associationReuter - 309 words
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Advertisement1302 1963-10-31 18 LEE WAH BANK LIMITED DREDGE BUCKET BAND 1 1 neorporated la Singapore i Close-connected Bucket Band re- Nc/nrw is herrry GIVEN Quired 8 to 10 cubic feet capacity. NOTICE U. HEREBY GIVEN Allernatlvely consideration given thai the Transfer Books of the of Individual buckets 7>, November. 1983 to Btn woxemoer,1,302 words
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Advertisement1953 1963-10-31 18 NOTICE j XOTICE OF SALE On the Instruction of the Liquidator. Eu Properties (Selangor) Limited, (in voluntary liquidation). Incorporated in Singapore. I. the undersigned Auctioneer, will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION on Tnesda>. the 26th da* ot November, iMtt. commencing at 9 o'clock sharp in the forenoon, at my Saleroom No.1,953 words
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234 1963-10-31 19 Mackay not for Services, rules MRU SINGAPORE, Wed— lan Mackay was ihe ouistanding player, at lullback rather than as i threequarter, in today's Singapore Joint Services Rugby trial at Naval Basu. But much as the Services selectors would likfl to have him for their Malaya Cup side against Negri/Malacca at234 words
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Article398 1963-10-31 19 ST JOHN'S OF XL TO INTRODUCE NEW ACTIVITY BUT MBS HEAD MORI SAYS: THIS IS RIDICULOUS Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday J^HE current craze for golf which is sweeping through Malaysia has finally caught up with the schools. The "old man's game" which is now mostly played by398 words
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Article, Illustration56 1963-10-31 19 pULHAM'S daring goalkeeper Underwood has the quick thinking Chelsea winger Blunstone to thank for not receiving a head injury. As he went down at the winger's feet, Blunstone Just managed to hold back his kick at the ball. Tis was during the First Division London 'Derby' at Craven Cottage ground56 words
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Article102 1963-10-31 19 G-Services tourney attracts 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Five Federal Departments and eight State teams have entered for the Malaysian Government Services badminton championship. The inter-zone ties are scheduled to be completed by Nov. 17 and the winners will draw for the semi-finals to be played in Kuala Lumpur on Nov.102 words
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Article59 1963-10-31 19 SINGAPORE, Wed. —In a SGSFA junior cup match played at Jalan Besar stadium today. Supreme Court beat Woodbrldge 4-2, while Civil Aviation trounced Jurong 6-0 in another Junior Cup match at Jurong. The Business Houses P.A. junior K.O. semi-final match between F. and N. and Malayan59 words
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Article146 1963-10-31 19 SOCCER FNANG. Wed. Making good use of their opportunities. Penang's soccer team beat Chulalongkorn University of Thailand 4-1 in the tourists' opening match at the City Stadium here tonight. Penang struck a blight spell in the 20th minute when they scored three quick goals In146 words
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Article129 1963-10-31 19 TIMESPORT SOCCER Cow Gate Cap s-flnal (Ipoh): Irish Hussars 5 Bth Bn RMR. Tapah 0. Tainlng Lge: Prisons 9 CRC 0. Friendlies: Rest 6 Ctd Plantations 0. at T. Anson: Parlt Buntar 4 Nlbong Tebal Indians 0. at N. Tebal: Kluang Utd 5 OASC 1. at Kluang. RIGGER Scratch XI129 words
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490 1963-10-31 19 RUGGER By TEOH ENG TATT Siingapore. Wed. TWO poor displays in one week by the State Pro- babies have badly knocked the confidence of Singapore s rugby supporters, but SRU president Ken Gillett has not changed his view that the490 words
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Article115 1963-10-31 19 IPOH, Wea. Four schoolboy: and a young European mlnei will represent Perak again.si Kedah In the under-23 lnter-Statt rugger match at Sungei Patani on Saturday. They are: Azizan Abbas, Abdu Aziz Mahmud. Abdul Halil bn Jabar and Raja Jamaluddln, all 01 Malay College, Kuala115 words
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Article119 1963-10-31 19 SINGAPORE, Wed. Royal Air Force Changi became the new leaders of the Singapore Hockey Association league first division when they beat Police 2 l at Thomson Road today. Changi, scoring their fourth successive victory, are now the only team with full Dolnts. Ceylonese, S.R.C. and University119 words
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Article81 1963-10-31 19 SINGAPORE, Wed. Two flrsthalf goals by centre-forward Omar Awang took Marine* to the final of the SGSFA Senior Cup tournament when they beat Police "A" 3-2 at Jalan Besar SUdlum today. Ibrahim Mansoor .scored for Marinr.s in the 10th minute and Omar Awang consolidated the position81 words
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Article568 1963-10-31 19 BAM TOLD: INVITE THE DANES KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. BADMINTON fans throughout the country want to see Erland Kops, four times winner since 1960 of the All-England title recognised as the world championship and his doubles partner, Poul Nielsen, competing In the Malaysian open championship in Penang in r>"*mhPr They wantReuter - 568 words
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Advertisement88 1963-10-31 19 scnger aircraft throughout 'f\ MuM xi the world! Proved to with- V\^ I \y^y»/== <^B\\ Click mnd you're safe with SIAION SAFETY BELTS 3 BASIC TYPK k LABBELT DIAGONAL BELT OBTAINABLE combination lap and shoulder belt exceeds B.S.S. Specifications. Webbing supplied by Fell t. Textiles of New Zealand Ltd., Wellington,88 words
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Miscellaneous56 1963-10-31 19 SOCCER lim Cup final: Kilat v Kinta Indians (Stadium Perak). Tour match: Mai. Prisons XI v Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok (Sultan Yussuf Stadium. Taiping). Spore Div. 2: Police v Junior AA (Jn Besar, 5.15) HOCKEY Spore Div. 1: Indians v Khalsa (Jn Bhaeia); Div. RAP Tenzah v Woodbridge Hosp. (Tengah). ROXI.Mi56 words
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294 1963-10-31 20 SOH TIANG KENG - SOH TIANG KENG: 'CROSS-BENCHERS— FRIEND AND CRITIC* -By SINGAPORE. Wed 'pilK Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. tonight gave a terse and clearcut definition of his ruling People's Action Party as the opposition in the Malaysian Parliament In the words of294 words
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Article34 1963-10-31 20 HONG KONG. Wed—A contract for the spinning of about 13.000 bales of raw cotton for Indonesia by Hong Kon- textile plants will be signed soon in Jakarta, a local newspaper reported today.—UPI.UPI - 34 words
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Article116 1963-10-31 20 Dr. Gamba stops wage row hearing SINGAPORE. Wed. The Industrial Arbitration Court today stopped proceedings in a uato dispute on the ground that it had no jurisdiction to lu-af the case. One and a half hours after the resumption of hearing, the court President, Dr. Charles Gamba, declared a 10-minute116 words
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Article62 1963-10-31 20 Bubbly 'with apologies NEW YORK. Wed. A New York restaurant Ls telling its customers that "with Uie apologies of the management," champagne ls being served as a substitute for water during the city's drought. Average price for dinner at the restaurant is about US$6. But a spokesman said: "If you62 words
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Article53 1963-10-31 20 MOSCO'.V. Wed. A Georgian dancer, Anatoli Nakashidze. who defected from his Soviet troupe In Edinbrugh. Scotland, has returned i home and been punished the Communist Youth newspaper Komsomolskava Pravda reported today. It did not say when he defected or when he returned, nor did It53 words
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Article29 1963-10-31 20 TAIPEH. Wed— Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek turned Tl tociav in apparent nood health and in fuli command of his office as leader of the Nationalist Chinese —on.29 words
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Article56 1963-10-31 20 LONDON, Wed— President Tito of Yugoslavia will have a breakfast meeting with Lord Carrington, British Deputy Foreign Minister, at Hum airport. South England, on Friday. The President is on his way home after attending the United Nations General Assembly In New York and following talksReuter - 56 words
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157 1963-10-31 20 Ban on pigs to be lifted by tomorrow KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Ministry of Agriculture and Co operatives announced today that as from Friday the restriction on the movement of pigs from Singapore to the mainland will be lifted. This applies only to pigs reared in Singapore and excludes these157 words
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Article80 1963-10-31 20 JAKARTA. Wed. The West German Foreign Minister. Dr. Gerhard Scliroeder. armed here by air tonight to join President Heinilch Luebke on his 7-day state visit to Inuonesla. Dr. Schroeder said lie anticipated "useful talks" with Indonesian officials but gave no details. Reuter. Victory dinner SINGAPORE. Wed.— The80 words
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Article, Illustration283 1963-10-31 20 DECISION ON SREENIVASAN PUT OFF SINGAPORE. Wed rpHE UNIVERSITY of Singapore Council met A today and resolved to defer a decision on the offered resignation of the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. B. R. Sreenivasan. i A statement issued tonight by the Chairman ci the Council, Dr. Tay Teck Eng, said: "The Council283 words
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Article390 1963-10-31 20 LONDON STOCKS LONDON. Wed. Equities once again attracted selective buying and there was a welcome recovery In gilt edsed although prices ran back later Helping sentiment was the settlement of the dockers 40-hour teeelc claim and report* of near boom steel production. Good company statements also contributed. Closing middle prices390 words
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287 1963-10-31 20 Four Wally Byam travellers hurt in car crash TANAH RATA. Wed. Four members of the Wally Byam caravaneers were injured in a motor accident in Bintan«» Road, near here, this evening. They were Mr and Mrs. Milton Jacobsen and Mr. and Mrs. W. Truitt. Mr. Jacobsen. 60, suffered head injuriesReuter - 287 words
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333 1963-10-31 20 Four Rulers attend Royal wedding KUALA TRENGGANU, Wednesday A 21-GUN salute was ired to mark the start of the Bei sanding ceremony ot the daughter of the Deputy Yang di-Pertuan Aflonfl and a member of the Negri Sembilan Hoyal I'amily here last night. The royal couple are Tengku Norshiah. 22.333 words
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Article, Illustration294 1963-10-31 20 SINGAPORE Wednesday, fHK ACTION committee of the Singapore Nnval B;isc Workers, which claims to represent .'U)(K) workers who arc ugainsi Ihe current strike ;il the base, today challenged (he Naval Base Labour Union \o produce bullot papers to support iis statement that294 words
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209 1963-10-31 20 tive council had to vote according to wishes of th« majority m his section. The union, it said, had failed to observe this rule. The committee said that the union's secretary, Mr. M. Fernandez, might claim to be under no obligation to209 words
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Miscellaneous46 1963-10-31 20 fli[«7*HiMi UIGHEST and lowest tempera tUrn ill Malaya aid Singapore tor tne period t p.m. on Tuesday to 8 p.m. ves'erday: Hljjhr-. t Lowest Kuala Lunpar 91 73 Kota Bharu 84 73 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 72 I Malacca 88 73 j Singapore 90 73 I46 words
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