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Title Section21 1964-02-11 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Ma**"* He***** Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73121 words
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883 1964-02-11 1 SAMAD ISMAIL - Tengku has a 'very rewarding' talk with Macapagal SAMAD ISMAIL From Editor of Berita Harlan reporting from PHNOM PENH, Monday AFTER an hour's talk with President Macapagal this afternoon, Tengku Abdul Rahman told me: "The discussions were very rewarding and very interesting." Malaysian sources said thai everyone was happy. They883 words
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Article, Illustration1154 1964-02-11 1 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN; BANGKOK, Monday - FELIX ABISHEGANADEN: BANGKOK, Monday Accord but... Bangkok talks end with a warning by Razak: Jakarta stand will provoke incidents -From THREE-NATION peace talks ended here tonight with Indonesia refusing to withdraw her armed forces— "regulars and irregulars"— from Malaysian territory. The Indonesian stand, Tun Abdul Razak warned, will1,154 words
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138 1964-02-11 1 Demand by Jakarta women for distribution of rite JAKARTA. Mon. A delegation of the left-wing "Central Committee to Defend the Suffering People" today called on the Distribution Minister, Dr. J. Leimena, to demand rice distribution, according to Antara news agency. Dr. Leimena told the delegation that a number of shipsReuter - 138 words
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110 1964-02-11 1 Gesture by President Park to Rhee OEOUL. Mon.— President Park Chung Hee lias ordered that all personal property or ex-Pre-slciem Syngman Rhee now under Government custody be returned to him. it was announced today. The presidential office said It has requested Dr. Rhee to appoint his attorney \o receive the.UPI - 110 words
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Article51 1964-02-11 1 WELLINGTON. Mon. The New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Ksith Holyoake, said today he agreed wltfc the assumption of the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. R.A. Butler, that Indonesia's President. Soekarno meant to crush Malaysia. "President Soekarno has never wavered publicly in expressing this Intention," Mr. Holyoake •aid.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article53 1964-02-11 1 WOODBRIDGE. Mon. An American airman was found guilty of possessing the drug marijuana and sentenced to four months confinement with hard labour at a court martial near here today. His trial was the first of four In which four coloured American airmen are accused ofReuter - 53 words
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Article26 1964-02-11 1 ACCRA. Mon. The Singapore j Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, yesterday visited the site oX i Ghana* Akosombo Dam.— U Pl.26 words
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Article93 1964-02-11 1 SYDNEY, Mon— A Chinese custom- -swatting flies may soon be given a trial In the Sydney suburb of Rockdale. which is plagued every summer by swarms of flies. The town council recently decided in desperation to investigate how flies had been eradicated in Peking and today theReuter - 93 words
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153 1964-02-11 1 Arms dump blast in border war -kills 350 MOGADISHU, Mon Somali army mortars have blown up an Ethiopian munitions depot along the border area, killing an estimated 350 Ethiopians, an official source said here early today. It said eight Ethiopians tanks were destroyed in heavy fighting yesterday, with an unknownReuter - 153 words
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Article, Illustration194 1964-02-11 1 SINGAPORE, Monday. gTROXG rumours that Mr. Shaw Vee Meng, son of cinema magnate Mr. Run Run Shaw, was released today were denied by the i family. Mr. Run Run Shaw told the Straits Times that the rumours were not true. Police also denied194 words
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194 1964-02-11 1 AUSTRALIAN DESTROYER SINKS AFTER COLLISION /CANBERRA, Mon. The Australian destroyer Voyager sank today after collision with the aircraft carrier Melbourne. The Navy Department says the Voyager had 300 men aboard. All available ships were racing to the scene, off the southern coast of New South Wales. A Navy spokesman said194 words
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Article210 1964-02-11 1 Russia back in rubber market [SINGAPORE, Mon. Russia is back in the local rubber market again a Her an absence of three months, but dealers were asking here t<>nighi whether il was the beginning of the resumption of steady buying or jusi a flash in the pan. The Soviet steamer210 words
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Article29 1964-02-11 1 LEE 'SATISFIED \< IC Mori Mr Ut hum lew s.iiil hire to<j.iv in- bettevrd rrsalta of Malaysian Irntta mis»i«a'i \IMI to I I I I fieton •eot< i29 words
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214 1964-02-11 2 'Filipinos on both sides in Borneo war' MANILA. Mon. Filipinos are fighting each other in the border war between Indonesia and Malaysia, according to a Manila Chronicle report yesterday from Sain, Jolo, an island in the Southern Philippines Archipelago. The Chronicle. quoting traders arriving from Borneo, said Filipinos righting forUPI - 214 words
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Article79 1964-02-11 2 Former envoy is held DAR-ES-SALAAM, Mon. Christopher Turn bo, former Tanganyika High Commissioner in London and leader of the banned Democratic Party, has been arrested, the Home Affairs Minister, Mr. J. Luslnde. announced yesterday. Mr. Luslnde said Tumbo was picked up in Mombasa. Kenya, last Friday and handed over to79 words
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Article207 1964-02-11 2 Public Kitchens go up in Hungerland ABOUT 10 per cent of the 20 million people in Central Java are suffering from hunger, according to the newspaper Suluh Indonesia. (Torch of Indonesia) today. The paper quoting local officials said public kitchens had been set up in theReuter - 207 words
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79 1964-02-11 2 JAKARTA, Mon. The powerful Indonesian Nationalist Party (PNI) has ordered its trade unions not to make any attempt to take over foreign oil companies in the country. The party, in a resolution passed last night after a two-day plenary session, said thatReuter - 79 words
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197 1964-02-11 2 BOMB BLASTS KILL TWO AT BALL GAME SAIGON, Monday. •pWO Americans were killed and 23 others wounded, four seriously, when two bombs exploded below stands at a baseball park here last night, police reported. Two American softball teams were playing when the bombs, believed planted by Communist terrorists, exploded simultaneouslyReuter - 197 words
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168 1964-02-11 2 MOGADISHU. Mon.—President Aden Abdullah Osman has extended the state of emergency already declared along parts of the border with Ethiopia to cover the whole of Somalia, a communique announced. The communique said the measure had been deemed necessary in view of a "series ofReuter - 168 words
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94 1964-02-11 2 MANILA. Mon.— A record 2.400 million pesos ($2,050 million) Budget for the next fiscal year was submitted by President Macapagal to congress shortly before he left for a five-day state visit to Phnom Penh on Saturday. The proposed Budget, the biggest In Philippine his-Reuter - 94 words
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Article, Illustration271 1964-02-11 2 Borneo may be overrun quickly if we quit: Sir Alec- T ONDON, Mon. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the British Prime Minister, said yesterday: "Malaysia must be kept independent and free." He was speaking to reporters before leaving for "summit" talks in Ottawa and Washington. "If it were not for British troopsReuter - 271 words
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Miscellaneous37 1964-02-11 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby fmt MUfi4WND\ I f ITS ONLY "N SAVE IT TO I OECONP UAND I VjgierMQ^/ V. *j H /gUT IT HAD OEbA A V t £S?! B Z£ t y kastw tmam37 words
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143 1964-02-11 3 MAKARIOS STILL FAVOURS C'WEALTH FORCE NICOSIA. Mon. The Cyprus Government would favour a peace force drawn from Commonwealth countries, but has not made any specific proposals to this effect, a Government spokesman said here yesterday. He was answering reporters' questions at an interview In which President Makarios was quoted asReuter - 143 words
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153 1964-02-11 3 Election jitters for both Labour, Tories LONDON Mon.—Government supporters and their Socialist rivals arr becoming increasingly worried by the growing assumption in advance thai Labour will win this year'general election. Some government adherentfear that the effect of thimay be to create a spirit of defeatism among Con servative campaigner aheadReuter - 153 words
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Article, Illustration63 1964-02-11 3 VALENTINA Teresh kova, the first woman Into space, pictured on her arrival at London Airport last week. The happy mother-to-be, who is married to Russian spaceman Andrlan Nlkolayev brought this greeting: "From the bottom of my heart I wish the British people all success, all happiness,63 words
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Article, Illustration328 1964-02-11 3 LONDON, Monday. jy|R. Harold Macmillan said today the signing of the East-West nuclear test ban treaty was the greatest triumph of his six-year period as Prime Minister. His greatest disappointment was the setback to his "grand design" concept of a partnership of Britain in the Commonwealth.Reuter - 328 words
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81 1964-02-11 3 AMITYVUXE (New York). A girl of 16. thrilled by her first airplane ride. Jumped out of the plane after It landed yesterday and walked Into the propeller. She was killed Instantly. Nancy Thompson was riding In a two-«eater Piper J-3 CubUPI - 81 words
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Article31 1964-02-11 3 ROME. Mon. Twenty thousand hospital workers walked off their Jobs shortly after midnight last night joining 30.000 bus workers to usher in another strike-ridden week for labouruoubled Italy.— OJU.31 words
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Article221 1964-02-11 3 PARTY LEADERS PAY THEIR TRIBUTE LONDON, Mon. Britain's three parliamentary party leaders today paid tribute to former Prime Minister Mr. Harold Macmillan, who has announced he would retire from the House of Commons later tiiia year. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, who became Prime Minister after Mr. Macmillan's prostate gland operation lastReuter - 221 words
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Article46 1964-02-11 3 BELGRADE. Mon.— The U.S. army Commander-in-chief Gen. Paul L. Freeman. arrived here by air yesterday to present the earthquake shattered city of Skopje last night with 250 buildings worth a million dollars, a girt of the U.S. Government. Yugoslav sources said. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article74 1964-02-11 3 GOTHENBURG (Southern Sweden). Mon. Many art critics agreed that canvases shown In a gallery here revealed a highly persona) colour treatment. The paintings were exhibited under the name of Pierre Brassau. One critic wrote: "Every touch of the brush Is thoroughly calculated. His technique Is markedReuter - 74 words
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124 1964-02-11 3 Mafia chief surprised by police in bed PALERMO (Sicily), Mon. A large force of heavily armed police yesterday captured the local Mafia chieftain, Pietro Torretta, and charged him with 13 murders, including those of seven police and soldiers killed in a Mafia boobytrap last June 30. r orretta, No. 1124 words
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Advertisement488 1964-02-11 3 SHOP AT CNANRITA THIS CHINESE NEW YEAR FOR SPECIAL LOW PRICED OFFERS Lambiwoot cardigan Embroidered with beads from $23.50 Patadana cotton Mouse* from 1 M Australia 13.90 x^./ Nylon loce can can petticoat 4.90 jj^^ Newstyie Tetoron Front Pleated B»^W/^L\ v Skirt with Fancy Burtom 5.90 W. Opaline Swiss Cotton488 words
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Article, Illustration234 1964-02-11 4 ADELAIDE, Monday. J^ BLIND Malaysian student is recovering in an Adelaide hospital from a cornea graft operation, which could lead to his gaining partial sight in his right eye. Peter Chin, 21, from Kuala Lumpur, postponed the operation for several months so that heReuter - 234 words
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Article68 1964-02-11 4 PENANG. Mon.— Two nawkers. Kek Kean Hock. 21. and Loo Hoo: Beng, 17, pleaded not Ku.ltv In a magistrate's court today to using criminal force on Police Constable Joharee Din Hussein last Saturday Kek was alleged to have punched Joharee In Penang Road whtlf Loo68 words
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Article60 1964-02-11 4 SEREMBAN. Mon The Negr. Sembiian Government has an- nounced that the Relißious Teachers Association in the state, nas accepted the new salary scheme for relißious teachers back dated to Jan. 1 last year According to the new scheme, some 261 religious teachers will receive an annual60 words
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205 1964-02-11 4 Alliance is ready to face ANY opposition, says Khir IZUANTAN, Mon. 1Y The Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inc h c Mohamed Khir Johari, said here today that the Alliance Government was prepared to face any opposition in the forthcoming elections. Inche Khlr. who Is also chairman of the Alliance205 words
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Article37 1964-02-11 4 PENANO. Mon.— Sheikh Jamil Ashi. from Saudi Arabia. will give an exhibition of Korans reading at the Kapitan ECling Mosque, Pitt Street, at 9.30 p.m. on Wednesday. The exhibition will be open to the public.37 words
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Article, Illustration179 1964-02-11 4 TENGKU AHMAD IS YOUNGEST BRIGADIER AT 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. At 39, Lieut-Col. Tengku Ahmad bin Tengku Besar Burhanuddin today became the youngest Brigadier in the Malaysian Armed Forces His promotion was announced today when he took over command of Headquarters, 3 Federal Infantry Brigade, at Bentong. Pahang, from Brigadier179 words
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Article146 1964-02-11 4 THE Penang Sharlah (Religious) Court today convicted 17 Muslims of not observing puasa. They included nine restaurant owners who had served food to Muslims The state Chief Kathi Haji Ahmad Maliki. fined them $5 each. "I am taking a serious PENANG, Mon. I view of146 words
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Article, Illustration76 1964-02-11 4 Three V.I.P. wives_at the airport THREE V.I T HIVES (from left) Mrs. Khaw Kai Boh. wife of the Minister without Portfolio, Datin Noorashikin, wife of Da to (Dr.) Ismail bin Da to Abdul Rahman, the Minister of the Interior, and Puan Sharifah Rodziah. the Prime Minister's wife who were at76 words
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Article21 1964-02-11 4 KUALA SELANGOR. Mon.— The District Officer here, Raja Shah Kobat, has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur as District Officer.21 words
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Article194 1964-02-11 4 TPOH, Mon. The All- Malayan Mining Industry Staff Union, which threatened to go on strike against 12 European-owned mines last March over bonus, held talks with the Malayan Mining Employers' Association at the FMs Chamber of Mines office today. Strict secrecy surrounded the nature of the194 words
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230 1964-02-11 4 Mop-up of Green Dragon gangsters starts A LOR STAR, Mon. Kedah police today launched a big mop-ping-up operation their second in three weeks against the Green Dragon pan* operating in the Alor Star area. From late last night until this afternoon, detectives and police from the secret societies branch, led230 words
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Article70 1964-02-11 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Th« Drolc String Quartet of Berlin will give a concert at the Cultural Centre on March 7. The well-known German musical quartet is composed of Eduard Drolc. violin (leader); Walter Peschke. violin; Stefano Passaggio. viola; and Oeorg Donderer. cello. The quartet, founded In70 words
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699 1964-02-11 5 MR. Justice Chua in the High Court today, i 1 delivering a reserved judgment, declared that the annual general meeting of the Singapore Harbour Board Stan* Association hfild on Nov. 14. 1962, was invalid. T He also declared that the election of the699 words
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Article359 1964-02-11 5 AIRPORT: IN AND OUT THE following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Para Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC From Hong Kong (BA 961) 2.15 p.m.; from London, Zurich, Tel Aviv, Teheran. New Delhi. Bangkok (BA 710) 6.20 p.m.; from Auckland. Sydney. Darwin IBA 721 6.33 p.m. from London.359 words
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Article79 1964-02-11 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Singapore Tourist Association Is to get all profits earned at the opening of the first show of Pameran Kodak, 1064. which will be held at West Point Garden. Pasli Panjang Road, at 10 am next Sund *v Pameran Kodak is described as an "exciting" programme79 words
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106 1964-02-11 5 BODIES OF 2 WOMEN FOUND IN THE SEA CINGAPORE, Mon. Marine Police today recovered two bodies floating in the sea. No identification papers were found on them both middle-aged women. The first body was recovered off Godown 46, Singapore Harbour Board at about 9 a.m. She was medium-built and, wearing106 words
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Article141 1964-02-11 5 $75,000 for 15 new rural works SINGAPORE. Mon. The Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee has approved 15 new projects costing some $75,000 to improve roads and provide drains in 14 urban and rural areas in Singapore. Most of these projects were requested by the people living in the areas141 words
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Article66 1964-02-11 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A Chinese New Year Queen" contest will be the highlight of a ball, "In A Festive Mood" to be held at Sea View Hotel from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Thursday. The winner will get a return air ticket to Hong Kong, donated66 words
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481 1964-02-11 5 No common aims in penal isle riot —defence counsel Pulau Senang murder trial resumed today in the Assizes with defence counsel, Mr. Humphrey Ball taking the whole day to address the special seven-man jury. With Mr. Geoffrey i SINGAPORE. Mon. Abisheganaden. Mr. Ball represents 39 of the 58 accused on481 words
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Advertisement71 1964-02-11 5 3 Shews: 3 c.30 t .30 A change for yoar Afternoon Lunch! Call at the Newly Renovated SOUTHERN RESTAURANT fl« "»D 41 42. Eu Tong Sang Street. Singapore. Op4>ninff «>m I tlth Fmbrttmrff* 1994. Complete new decoration. First Class Cook Specialty prepared 'Stuffed Chicken* ot only $3.50 and also tit71 words
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Advertisement304 1964-02-11 5 Giant Chinese New Year Hari Raya Puasa Attraction Open* l«»niitrrini-Siniiilitiiu-imsli/ SINGAPORE I KUALA LUMPUR I PENANC rex«sky|capitol&lidoi federal THE CIANT ENTERTAINMENT! The Argonauts encounter a thousand thrills and terrors on their history-making voyage as they challenge the gods l^_g^ for a prize worth a kingdom. m inßV c. J If304 words
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324 1964-02-11 6 |T is the Alliance Government's belief that deeds are better than words, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said here yesterday. "Many people are not aware of the Government's achievements because very little publicity has been sought on324 words
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Article74 1964-02-11 6 SEREMBAN. Mon. The "Friends of the Sick and Hospitals," made up of Army personnel and their wives from Rasah Camp here, yesterday presented "ang pows" to 123 tuberculosis patients. The gifts included a dollar for each patient, a food parcel, chocolates, sweets and a74 words
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Article56 1964-02-11 6 A cache of weapons found SINGAPORE, Mon. Detectives today recovered a big cache of weapons in a raid on a vacant Housing and Development Board flat in Bukit Ho Swee. The weapons included four long Chinese swords, six two-pronged spears, four iron rods, a hacksaw, a chisel, an axe, 1056 words
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525 1964-02-11 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The University of Singapore today announced, the results of the preliminary examination for the degrees of M.8., B.S. and B.D.S: j and the Intermediate ex- I amlnation for the degree of B. Pharm, held last month. The following candidates have passed the preliminary525 words
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Article95 1964-02-11 6 [ESSE LTON, Mon. J Malaysia's Chief of the Armed Forces, Lt.Gen. Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa, accompanied by top ranking military and civilian officials, spent two nights in Tawau to carry out on the spot inspections. Tengku Osman visited Kalabakan and Sebatlk areas. Meanwhile,95 words
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Article52 1964-02-11 6 PORT SWETTENHAM. Mon. —Two experts will arrive here soon from Britain to teach Malaysian army personnel how to handle and maintain heavy tractors. Seven heavy tractors costing about $750,000 arrived at Port Swettenham on the Somali last Thursday lor use by the army in rural52 words
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Article, Illustration134 1964-02-11 6 SINGAPORE. Men. About 250 youths today jammed the Territorial Army headquarters in Beach Road where a recruiting team from the Malaysian Ministry of Defence was selecting candidates for the Signals Regiment. The recruiting officer. Lt. Omar Asaddin bin Mohamed All, described Uie134 words
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Article43 1964-02-11 6 PENANG. Mon. A car, reported missing on Saturday, was found abandoned In Masjld Road yesterday with Its four new tyres replaced by old ones. Mr. Lee Soon Wah, a teacher, had parked the car in front of his house.43 words
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Article42 1964-02-11 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Police de- tamed 10 people and screened a record 2.209 more in security checks during the past 24 hours. Seven men were detained under the Societies Ordinance and three under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provision) Ordinance.42 words
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289 1964-02-11 6 A two-wife school head jailed for breach of trust KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —A s.-hool head with two wives and 19 childlen was today sentenced to four months' Jail by the Sessions Court for criminal breach of trust o[ $1,119. the salary of six teachers. Abu Bakar bin Abdullah. 52. until289 words
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Article65 1964-02-11 6 J^UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will give a combined Hari Raya Puasa-Chlnese New Year buffet party for 2.500 guests at Parliament House at 8.30 p.m. on Sunday. For the public there will be a Peata Hari Raya In the Lake Gardens beginning at65 words
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Advertisement114 1964-02-11 6 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl See The East Coast and Stay at MOTEL KEMAMAN The New Wonderful Resort for Holiday Makers! Malaysia's Foremost Motel. ■£■> i w*i*” Mk wk. i BEAUTIFUL SANDY BEACH PRIVATE CARACE DOUBLE ROOMS WITH LONCBATH EUROPEAN AND CHINESE CUISINE MODERATE CHARCES. W^^^^^Lt^^^mTtttM ftSS DANCING- Enjoy delightful114 words
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Article, Illustration70 1964-02-11 7 MALAYSIAN NURSES MEET SIR DOUGLAS r'O Malaysian nurses, Miss Tan Ah Choo (left) and (he Zabarab binte Kedam. with the Governor of Western Australia, Sir Douglas Kendrew, on his first visit to Premantle General Hospital in Western Australia. The two nurses were presented to Sir Douglas. Introducing them to the70 words
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88 1964-02-11 7 MANY CANCEL SEA PASSAGES TO MECCA pENANG, Mon.— Many Muslims, alter making tentative bookings for their Mecca pilgrimage next month on the pilgrim ship Kuala Lumpur, have cancelled their bookings. The Pilgrimage Control Officer. Hajl All Rouse, today described these cancellations as "heavy." No reason was given. Several passages are88 words
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78 1964-02-11 7 PENANG. Mon.— The Lions Club of George Town distributed about 600 pairs of spectacles to inmates of the TB and leper camps at Pulau Jerejak yesterday. The two Lions Clubs of Penang and George Town have distributed about 1.600 pairs ot spectacles to the78 words
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252 1964-02-11 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Selangor Government is to give top priority to developing the industrial estate in the new satellite town to be built between Batu Tiga and Kiang. It has asked the Ministry of Commerce and Industry for a $4 million loan to252 words
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Article54 1964-02-11 7 ALOR STAR, Mon. A robber beat up a 73-year-old woman. Bok Tai. and then robbed her of $240 ■t a lonely spot in Tambun To'Alang, near Kangar. She was taking the money borne after selling her padl when the robber confronted her. He assauftrd54 words
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184 1964-02-11 7 PENANG. Mon. Although certain City Council employees had at times criticised the Socialist Front and their councillors, they had never been punished, the Socialist whip. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. declared today. He was replying to allegations made at the councils last meeting by Mr.184 words
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100 1964-02-11 7 IPOH. Mon. A mining engineer. J C. P. Corttrall. 36 of Klnta Kella-s Tin Ltd.. was killed early yesterday morning when the car he was driving went off the road and somersaulted at the 6th mile GopengBatu Gajah Road Another mining engineer. F J.100 words
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281 1964-02-11 7 Farmer, 64, freed on charge of raping step-child IPOH, Mon. Mr. Jus- j tice Ali bin Hassan today acquitted a farmer, Yeop Rashid bin Khalid. 64, on a charge I oi raping "his 13-year- j old school girl stepdaughter. At the end of the prosecution case, conducted by Inche Mohamed281 words
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Article62 1964-02-11 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has sent this message to President Macapagal of the Philippines on the death of Gen. Emilio Agulnaldo: "It is with great sorrow that I learned of the death of Gen. Aguinaldo. the Philippine National hero Please accept my62 words
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Advertisement305 1964-02-11 7 rubber bands stretch too, but... the ultimate in SLACKS stretch fashion can ONLY be found at SINGAPORE $14.90 to $45.00 EACH 42 HIGH UxocAjuiXiv I street 1 SINGAPORE Last few days ot Spectacular Sale! Sale ends 12th February Bargains galore For Ladies Dresses from $5 Materials from SI a yard305 words
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Article528 1964-02-11 8 The losing battle on State land ILLEGAL CULTIVATION RAMPANT QFFICIALS of the Malaysian Forest Department are fighting a losing battle against illegal tobacco and tapioca cultivators on forest reserves and State land in Perak. This is stated in the latest issue of The Malayan Forester, official organ of the Department,528 words
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79 1964-02-11 8 ALOR STAR, Monday. HOUSEWIFE. TCoong Yee Looi, 34, was murdered and thrown into a disused well last night at Kampong Terat, Selama, south Kedah. Her body, covered with bruises and blue marks, was found by a search party. Koong, it was reported, left i79 words
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120 1964-02-11 8 MAYOR: LET US STRIVE FOR THE THREE P's pBNANG. Mon. -4 The Socialist Mayor of George Town, Mr. C. Y. Choy, today appealed to Malaysian leaders to strive for the three Ps—p eace, progress and prosperity —in the coming year of the dragon. In a Chinese New Year message to120 words
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Article, Illustration174 1964-02-11 8 The sixth set of twin lottery tickets KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The sixth set of twin tickets In the Social Welfare lottery drawn today in Ipoh was discovered by Mr. Lam Meng See, chairman of the Segamat division of the United Democratic Party. The twin tickets bear the number *****84 and174 words
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91 1964-02-11 8 TELL'K ANSON. Mon.— A police supervisee who told the Magistrate's Court here at the weekend that hp "forgot to report," was sentenced to six months jail. Mohamed Arner, 32, pleaded guilty to falling to report to the Teluk Anson police station on Dec. 2991 words
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203 1964-02-11 8 AFTER a heated two- hour debate, the Penang branch of the Asian Customs Services Union last night decided to reject the new schedule of salary conversions for revenue officers offered by the Government. The revised scales were circularised to members who after a close203 words
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Advertisement186 1964-02-11 8 Qarisbera fi. Of i l J^ wB?CIIILiS -=x TO HELP YOU CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR A packet of tO Abdulla 37 cigarettes and a handsome glass, OR t*»o Cackfacrg glasses, can be yours FREE with every carton of Carfcfcerg Beer, Special Brew or Stout you buy. New Year orbbrjtoom go186 words
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Advertisement40 1964-02-11 8 Iks BE SMART... WEAR A 00 n. Prices from: $2.50 Singapore k Penang $2.90 Federation A Borneo (or men CRAVATS DRESSING GOWNS (now also in Triceb BULKED NYLON SOCKS and, of course PYRAMID HANDKERCHIEFS THE LEADING NAME IN ENGLISH TEXTILES40 words
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Miscellaneous178 1964-02-11 8 <><„, By V. T. II tun lin LI WELL, THERE GOES OOV 1...KING ...KING WILLIE ANP HlS^P'^^B I WELL, LET ME TELL I I ...GETTING TO BE A "1 ...IF MOBOOV 1 Crf OFF TO A CAREER OJ WONPERFUt. VWOPEN >OU MX) SOMETHING, SENSATION ON THE r^ym Uriß Bt 3178 words
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304 1964-02-11 9 IN tin- war at sea no captain raced a iimri- agonising dilemma than the commander of the (■rrni.ni submarine C-156. He had sunk a great British liner. But when he surveyed the scene of his304 words
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Article, Illustration1421 1964-02-11 9 LEONCE PEILLARD - Torpedoed— with 1,500 prisoners in the holds... LEONCE PEILLARD i By-- 1 DAY ONE OF THE SERIES THE look-out ill ;i II HHISI have bad uncommonly Rood eyes. The U-boat captain, even with his binoculars, had difficulty ;it first in picking up the patch on the horizon. Indeed, he was1,421 words
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Advertisement5 1964-02-11 9 TOMORROW: Stalking the doomed liner5 words
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Advertisement120 1964-02-11 9 THE KING SIZE CIGARETTE OF INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS AMSTERDAM ATHENS 1 i ■IMPHIH COPENHAGEN FRANKFURT tfjf?^\ W""T^ ■>*^^-^*^ SINGAPORE STOCKHOLM other fWi rajl LEADING tpp fi^e^cings p|| THE WORLD STATE EXPRESS-THE BEST CIGARETTES IN THE WORLD NATIONAL FULLY AUTOMATIC TOASTER MODEL NT-120K ||SHi^^^ y?\ f NATIONAL FULLY AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC jf^Sß IROM120 words
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Obituary34 1964-02-11 10 Word* S/0 i Minimum) SANDILIPAV Mr. Vythlanathar Belv»duray former Statlonmaater Taaplng Perak pa**ed away peacefully 7th February Colombo. Cable received by Brother- in- Ij Veer.i.iingham Homasundram Kluang. a— a— gsasa^ i i i34 words
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Article67 1964-02-11 10 J* Word* Sl* (Minimum) THE FAMILY OP the late Mr. Khont Peng Noon, thank all relations and friends for attending the funeral, paid night vunlts, donations and ureatna. THE FAMILY OF the lHte Mr. Ng Tian Hong thank all helpers, donor*, sympathiser* and In particular Pastor Lam Shlu Bay67 words
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Obituary28 1964-02-11 10 2» Word* Sin (Minimum! IN LOVING MEMORY <* Mr. Song Kirn Cheng, departed on 11-2-1U63. badly missed but not forgotten by hi* ife. children and grand daughter.28 words
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Article347 1964-02-11 10 20 Wot** Sit (minimum) HURRY TO ANTOINETTE Special Bargains for Chinese New Year. Jewellery half price. Genuine discounts on all roods. 324, Orchard Road. DORIS GEDDES SHOP, Goodwood Hotel. Super value. Charming shifts In gay. exciting prints from $33.00. Open until 9 p.m. each evening. 1500 LBS. PUERARIA phaseololdea347 words
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Article29 1964-02-11 10 Word* SIM <Mi».) YOUTH FOR CHRIST Chinas* New Tear Rally. Victoria Theatre. 7.30 P.m. Rear Doctor B. Chew. Musical Artist and Youth For Christ Choir All Welcome'29 words
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Article618 1964-02-11 10 Bigger mountains have laboured to produce a smaller mouse than the Bangkok 1 agreement. In all truth, however, the Ministerial confer1 1- nee wears an air of success I only because the talks did not break down. They nearly did. The achievement is confined to confirmation of618 words
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Article343 1964-02-11 10 It was never supposed that the goodwill mission to Africa j would be able to persuade all African Governments openty to take Malaysia's side against Indonesia. The hope was that Governments whose first im- I pulse might be to support Indonesia (because of Indonesia's own support for African343 words
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Article250 1964-02-11 10 Mr. Harold Macmillan. who has just announced his coming retirement from Parliament will be remembered for many things. In particular his seven-year term as Britain's Prime Minister saw his country adjust to the age it lived in. From Suez to a nearly successful bid for entry into the250 words
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Letter132 1964-02-11 10 r>ERMIT me to add ft JL factor that has been overlooked In the discussion of teaching In Chinese schools. I am a non-Chinese teacher. There Is definitely feeling against those who are not Chinese. This attitude comes from both staff and students. Because of It the classes are very132 words
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Letter189 1964-02-11 10 RAISING the standard of English in the Chinese schools Is certainly not an Issue to be treated lightly. The rapid Increase in the number of schools has not been accompanied by a proportional expansion In the inspectorate, and hence supervision by the Ministry Is far from satisfactory. Would it not189 words
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Letter96 1964-02-11 10 SYMPATHISE with 1 "Seconded" of Singapore, who Is haunted by the thought of having to teach an extra day In the week. Judging from her letter, she must be a very angry and frustrated teacher. But while agreeing with her that the standard of English in most Chinese schools Is96 words
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Article, Illustration732 1964-02-11 10 Nehru picks an heir-apparent THE UNASSUMING LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI STEPS INTO CENTRAL CABINET MR. NEHRU'S decision to bring the former Home Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri back into the central Cabinet as Minister without Portfolio has caused no great surprise. Indeed since his sudden illness during the Congress Party session three732 words
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Article, Illustration378 1964-02-11 10 HONG KONG, Mon. Shooting of the film "Lord Jim" here has entailed some highly ingenious techniques to make the port resemble novelist Joseph Conrad's description of It at the turn of the century. Large potted plants and canvas Dackdrops helped to hide the378 words
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Advertisement465 1964-02-11 10 Str.it. Tune* ft Malay Mail r.. eex»»**s»e»*e»*i aasst let f***» *9OU> •TOKAOB AS.CAM Orefcsr* Roed COLO STORAOB IRANCHff AT HOLLAND HOAO KATOW KKPPCL ROAD— MAVAL BASS A»t> «»■<*■ a Aaeena; OTY BOOK iTOM LTO THK News FRONT Wt«pa liter* tuirn —rax M, M. ISMAIL Admiralty Horn*. Nmi Beae NAMIKM »rroRB465 words
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Advertisement43 1964-02-11 10 MALAYSIA'S OWN BANK The Bank with the biggest network of branches in Malaysia with overseas branches in London, Hong Kong and Brunei. Mt AD OfßCfc MALAYAN lANK lUIIDIH6 92. JaUn Bandar, Kuala Lumpur. BANKING^LIMITED Axnhortmti C*s»t»t tSO.OOO.OO> bmd arf fttt Up O«Mfc fIMDOiOOO43 words
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Advertisement185 1964-02-11 10 \_/nly the finest tomatoes are used for Heinz Tomato Juice. Big, luscious, vine-ripened tomatoes, picked at the very peak of perfection— pressed and packed within a few hours time. Drink Hebu Tomato Juice every morning, apain at niglit. You'll rnjov its fine flavour, its zip and tang. Serve it mat185 words
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Article, Illustration754 1964-02-11 11 RLUE Funnel's 8,000 -ton 20--knot ultra-modern Ms2l million carjjo passenger liner, Centaur, which will arrive in Singapore today in the course of her maiden voyage, will fulfil an individualistic role in maintaining the old-standing link between Western Australia and Malaysia. Centaur will provide754 words
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Article, Illustration253 1964-02-11 11 CAPTAIN R. G. J. Williams, pictured here, who command* the Blur Funnel cargo passenger liner. Centaur, served on the company's ships throughout the last war. He served his cartetship with Pacific Steam Navigation Co. and joined Alfred Holt Co. in October 1935 as a253 words
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Advertisement128 1964-02-11 11 MANSFIELDS \>\ THE MALAYSIA-AUSTRALIA LINK ,*~~^sL \J\°\ I RELAX IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT j| FIRST CLASS FOOD AND SERVICE \\\v\ TOURISTS —Visit Western Australia from Singapore. 17 day \S I round trip leaving every third Friday. Live aboard in Fremantle I during S day stay. A (W Use Centaur as a128 words
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Article, Illustration1570 1964-02-11 12 A LOOK INTO THE PAST— IN 1889 Alfred Holt 1 Co. sent Capta'n Frank Pitts down from Singapore to Fremantle 'in Australind to report on the prospects of entering the Straits-Fremantle trade. Captain Pitts interviewed shippers and Government officials from whom he1,570 words
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Article, Illustration681 1964-02-11 13 rpHE approach to the design of the passenger spaces was governed by the fact that Centaur will be on a relatively short voyage and in continuously tropical or warm weather climate. The staterooms were therefore designed as high class but primarily functional spaces. For681 words
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Article239 1964-02-11 13 A SYSTEM of carriage of refrigerated cargo in bins has been developed to give speedy loading and discharging, particularly desirable for tropical climates. Electric driven and pushbotton hydraulic operated batch covers are used, together with deck cranes. Cargo capacity ls 48.000 cv. ft. of refrigerated cargo239 words
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Advertisement176 1964-02-11 12 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To M. V. CENTAUR ON HER MAIDEN VOYAGE FUTURE SUCCESS from:PRIMA LTD., (FLOUR MILLS) SINGAPORE S. H. B. ROAD NO. 7 HOT JUST A STOPOVER. BUT A HOLIDAY DESTINATION.. n P lITI I I YOUR NEAREST rLHI CAPITAL is only FIVE hours away K Discover a176 words
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Advertisement219 1964-02-11 12 WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Derby, Pearling Grounds. Broome (Roebuck Bay), Cossack (for Roebourne). Onslow (Ashburton). Carnarvon (Gascoyne), Sharks Bay. Geraldton (Champion Bay), FREMANTLE Via Suez Canal and Singapore. By Ocean Bt*im Ship Co.'* Steamen aad by ADBTPAUND or v. -BALADIN." Passengers by this route have the advantage of visiting Singapore and the219 words
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Advertisement100 1964-02-11 12 WELCOME TO MALAYSIAN SHORES mv CENTAUR from: QUEK HOCK SENG CO., LTD. 311/313. Victoria St.. S'pore-7. Tel: *****. Congratulations to MV. CENTAUR on the occasion of her maiden -voyage from: JULIAN YONG SONS (Frozen Meat Importers Wholesale Distributors) GP. Box 2501. Tel: *****, ***** and ***** Singapore. Congratulations Best Wishes100 words
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Advertisement90 1964-02-11 13 Congratulations THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE and MANSFIELD CO., LTD. on the occasion of the maiden voyage of CENTAUR BEN &CO LTD. SHIPS VICTUALLERS in SINGAPORE PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG Best Wishes to CENTAUR on her maiden voyage CHYE SENG TANNERY 10, WELD ROAD, SINGAPORE-8. TEL: *****, *****. Congratulations to MANSFIELD CO.,90 words
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Advertisement147 1964-02-11 13 TO MANSFIELD CO., LTD. BEST WISHES to CENTAUR on the occasion of her maiden voyage from SINGAPORE FRUITS VEGETABLES IMPORTERS EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION 1 7A-2 Upper Circular Rd., Singapore- 1 Tel: ***** CABLE address:- ALLFRUITS. IIIIIIIHIIIIIII»IIMIIt«IIIIH«MlltMIIIHMIII»MtUIIMMMM«lt»»llltlllllllllMlt1MIMIIIMMIIIII«ll|IIMt»«»llfttHMttfft< QBB PURE GHEE is THE WORLDS BEST GHEE j /\$JUp TS PURE! >> u|v JU147 words
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Article, Illustration1064 1964-02-11 14 SEEING WESTERN AUSTRALIA BY TOURIST COACH WHETHER your visit to Western Australia is only for a few hours or, if you are staying for several weeks, the opportunities are there for you to see as much as your time will allow. Tours ranging from a couple of hours of scenic1,064 words
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Article, Illustration312 1964-02-11 14 PERTH, the capital city of Western Australia, lies 2.400 miles away from Singapore. Yet from the middle of this year it will be within easy reach of travellers from Malaysia who can only spare two or three weeks for a noli- day. This312 words
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Advertisement209 1964-02-11 14 %HlKBNl^™tif>&m9s9&l&QPj&^ A bi land awaits >ou big in business potential, big m Pleasure. Here, a fast-growing country is rapidly 9 'JTj^**!*-?***!?^ ;J^|^^i|i "X^^K^'f^v 4 She exports iron and steel, wheat, butter, barley, motor AMrp""<;DDiwrc ■■''^'li^''Mi i "ii- ;:i^^^^ '?a l "^W"'' v ?n''- l n' Hl vehicles, tallow, mining machinery209 words
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Article374 1964-02-11 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The families of leaders and members of the Singapore General Employees' Union who were detained under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance received monthly allowances from the union, the commission inquiring into the financial transactions of three de-reglstered unions was told today. Miss Lin374 words
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145 1964-02-11 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. -A six- man delegation of Japan Air Lines officials v.ill meet officials of the Labour Ministry tomorrow morning to j discuss the strike by the i airline's 45 employees which I entered its eighth day today The J.A.L. team which will hold145 words
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Article35 1964-02-11 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A Morris Minor (BD 8990) belonging 'to T. Paramaslvam. a laboratory assistant at the Institute for Mcdli cat Research here, was stolen yesterday from Wesley Road. It was I locked.35 words
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203 1964-02-11 15 Dawn swoop by police on den of thieves i/ #£LZ) AFTER THREE- DAY WATCH J^ POLICE party early today surrounded a threestoreyed building in Mosque Street and arrested an 11--member gang described as "bigtime" house-break-ers on the top floor. One of the gang was a woman, whose little son was203 words
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218 1964-02-11 15 SINGAPORE, Monday. COMEONE tried to stop publication of medical, dental and pharmaceutical examination results sent to the newspapers today by the University's Deputy Registrar, Mrs. Lv Sinclair. A few hours after the Straits Times had received the results, an "express" registered letter arrived at Times218 words
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Article49 1964-02-11 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The i Malayan Red Cross Society is to form a national disaster relief committee with representatives i drawn from all voluntary organlsa- I tions. The plan wax announced here j yesterday by Mrs. M. Koruth. g» neral secretary of the Red Crosi Solcety.49 words
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Article51 1964-02-11 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two men were killed in separate road accidents yesterday. A cyclist. Tan Aik. was in collision with a motorcyclist in Braddell Road in the morning. At noon a pedestrian. Tan Chek Tin, 52. was in collision with a motorcyclist in Cuff Road, off ScranKoon51 words
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139 1964-02-11 15 Rationing of water off for six days SINGAPORE. Mon. Water rationing in Singapore will be lifted for six days, from Feb. 12 to Peb. 17, to enable the public to celebrate the Chinese New Year and the Hari Raya Puasa. The Public Utilities Board said today that this relaxation was139 words
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Article28 1964-02-11 15 BATU PAHAT. Mon.— The Rotary Club here today distributed gifts to Inmates of the Old People's Home for Chinese New Year and Hari Raya.28 words
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221 1964-02-11 15 No advances for festive season: So a strike threat KUCHING. Mon. The Sarawak Government Asian Officers Union today threatened to go on strike over the Government's refusal to grant advances to employees for Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa. After the request for advances was rejected last week, the221 words
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Article66 1964-02-11 15 SINGAPORE. Mon.— There were 8,793 accidents involving workmen last year, of which 75 were fatal, 490 caused permanent disablement and 8.228 temporary disablement, according to the latest Singapore Labour Department monthly report. The report states that for the same period ending December 1962, a total of66 words
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201 1964-02-11 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Yang di-Per-tuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong will join thousands of other Muslims in prayers at the grounds of Istana Negara during the Han Raya. Among those at the prayers will be the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, Muslim201 words
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Article, Illustration233 1964-02-11 15 GILBERT WOODEN - A noisy ant-eater boards jeep on estate GILBERT WOODEN By OEREMBAN, Mon. A planter, who left his Jeep in the field before going on an inspection, heard his vehicle's horn being sounded continuously but could find no one near the jeep. On closer examination however, he saw a full-grown scaly233 words
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Article63 1964-02-11 15 I SINGAPORE. Mon.— A po- lice party last night raided a J Tanglin Halt flat and detained 48 people— l 9 of whom would be charged in court under the Common Gaming OrdinanceFour were detained under the Societies Ordinance and three under the Criminal Law63 words
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Article58 1964-02-11 15 KOTA BHARU. Mon—Twentytwo workers or the North Eastern Transport Service here were 10--day fined $40 each for obstructing buses during a strike on Dec. 26. last year. The Sessions Court presidpn:. Nik Hussein b:n N:k Ali. allowed them to pay their fine on Peb. 30 :n58 words
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Article28 1964-02-11 15 SINGAPORE. Mon— Four illegal Indonesian immigrants were ar» I rested by members of the Federal Reserve Unit on rounds near the New World Park last night.28 words
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Advertisement18 1964-02-11 15 GIAN SINGH'S 30-1 Raffles Place Singapore 1. CLOSING DOWN SALE EVERYTHING MUST GO Ml I I THE LIST18 words
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Advertisement102 1964-02-11 15 SUPER SHARP STEADY J PICTURES WITH T) II HI-FI QUALITY FULLY AUTOMATIC 19" TABLE MODEL TV4645 |p^»^ H Ta LIST PRICE: SPORE $725/- IT WBi FEDERATION $905/- M 19" 23" TABLE AND CONSOLE MODELS AVAILABLE > I FULLY GUARANTEED V j Ml I FOR 12 MONTHS PLUS 1 I EXPERT102 words
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Miscellaneous619 1964-02-11 15 Today's Radio. TV j RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE stKVltt: 41.7 metre* MEDIUM WAVE SEBVICB A.M.: 600 Time Signal. Ne- 476 Metres SHORTWAVE SERVICE 7.10 BreaklMi Potpourri; 7.sn 41 Metre* Learn A Word A Day; 732 Breakfast Potpourri; 8.00 Time A 600 Good Morning. Signal, the News; 8.05 Breakfast "v° M619 words
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Article147 1964-02-11 16 VIBRANT PASTEL SHADES ARE IN I U7HAT are the j colours that will keep you in j the fashion pic- j ture this year? i According to Ital- j i tan fashions the j i newest thing on the scene is a i "vibrant pastel j look that has j147 words
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Article, Illustration718 1964-02-11 16 Tasty dishes for the New Year table -by Mrs. Tjoa £OOKIN(, is one ol her mii i n interests and during her travels in Europe Madam Tjoa Kirn Hiok of Singapore makes it a point to learn as much as she can from various cookery718 words
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Advertisement260 1964-02-11 16 TO EVERY WOMAN OVER 30... Endocil makes this promise: your skin can be young again and you \vill sec it happen! Dm hnclonl aluavft and \nur t>kin will slay young. Is it pwriblf? V*»s, it is with Fndoril Hormone-enriched Emlocil penetrates deep into your skin, stimulating the <rlls to recreate260 words
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Advertisement193 1964-02-11 16 SvrrtMi ytvrtiK with tnchmtmeit li Rivlti't I AQUAMARINE ■H sh«mpoo Aquamarine is an adven. \m\ fu 1o L^J Batn Pomttt ture in fragrance that |p? mmmmmm m^mmmmm^. comes in a dozen dif yj| BBb ferent forms for a more exciting you! U HtratMitlf tiniMM Aquamarine /\Cf/WtO Ne* Verti Undon Parii193 words
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Miscellaneous348 1964-02-11 16 Straits Times Crossword ACKUSS man (10) 1. Would he face nation-wide 9. It's characteristic of the competition In England? (10). thort-Uved coma to be about 8 The emperor returns by him- one and three quarters sham self (4). (10). 10. Something more than freah 12. He would like to be348 words
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Article, Illustration52 1964-02-11 17 Crisis flare 6 in Holland over the revelation that Princess Irene, second daughter of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, has become a Roman Catholic. The question is being seriously asked: Can the Dutch throne survive the shock? PRINCESS IRENE .all52 words
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Article, Illustration853 1964-02-11 17 WHY THE DUTCH ARE FURIOUS OVER PRINCESS IRENE IN September 1955 72-year-old Cardinal Jan de Jong, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Utrecht, in Holland, was facing death. He knew his end was near. So he asked his intimate friends to come and see him for the last time. Among them was853 words
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Article171 1964-02-11 17 MADRID, Mon.— Cheers and a friendly wave at a bull fight helped to spark the romance between Princess Irene of Holland and Prince Carlos Hugo source*) close to the prince said here. The Dutch princess and the Spanish prime both attended the famousReuter - 171 words
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Advertisement53 1964-02-11 17 From its world -wide introduction in September, 1962 to December, 1963 331,442 CORTINAS have been sold. This makes it the bestselling British car in the world today. Also, one in every four British cars exported is a CORTINA! Ample proof indeed of its popularity everywhere. <^^> FORDS are built to53 words
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Advertisement187 1964-02-11 17 |S?the New SINGER J™R| QUARTETTE tSSSS^ SO MODERN. ..SO SILENT t MODEL IMM MODEL 193 M Easy Hire -Purchase Terms MODEL 227 M MODEL 228 M Ask for a demonstration wnlj *~w iH^i SINGER rflrvi^ \u^^k^WK and PRESTIGE J J<* mbTV B^M^f^^ #A TRADEMARK OF THC SINGEH COMPANY COOL COMFORT187 words
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Article376 1964-02-11 18 JOINT U.S., AUSTRALIA, LOCAL VENTURE NEW mv 1 1 i million dollar plant for the manufacture of veneer opens today at the Jurong industrial estate. The plant which represents a Joint-ven-ture between American. Australian and local investors, will be operated under pioneer status by trie newly-formed376 words
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Article, Illustration128 1964-02-11 18 RONEO'S MARKET EXPERT ARRIVES A LEADING sales and marketing expert of an international office equipment organisation is now in Singapore to assist in the reorganisation of the company's entire Malaysian operation. He is Mr. E. Gesztesl of the Machines and Supplies Division (Export) "f Roneo Ltd. A specialist in the128 words
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195 1964-02-11 18 ANTHONY LOURDES - DIRECT NYK RUN TO S. AFRICAN PORTS PLAN ANTHONY LOURDES By rpHE well-known Japanese shipping company. Nippon Yusen Kaisha, is to inaugurate a new direct service from Singapore to South African ports next month for the benefit of local shippers. The company previously had a monthly service from Japan calling195 words
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204 1964-02-11 18 Sulzer marine engines lead in world sales claim OULZER marine engines have headed all other designs to account for more than 28 per cent of the total power installed in motor ships over 2,000 d.w. tons commissioned last year. Announcing this. Dr. A.J. Stoeckicht. South-East Asia representative for Sulzer Brothers204 words
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Article92 1964-02-11 18 MR. FRANK V. BROOK, managing director of Brook Motors Ltd., visited Singapore last week during a holiday cruise of the Far East and said that demand for the company's products in Malaysia was increasing all the time. The company manufactures various types of electric motors for domestic92 words
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103 1964-02-11 18 pARRIER Air-Condltion-\J Ings first dealer seminar In 1964 was held last weekend In Petallng Jaya. The two-day seminar covered such vital topics as engineering, sales advertising, accounting, service and installation. Mr. K.E. Wolinski. general manager of International Air-Conditioning Co. (M) Ltd.. Mr. R.W. Carson.103 words
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Article52 1964-02-11 18 Apart from the importation of 300 400 tons In fulfilment of previous contracts, fresh transactions in loose copra were limited and confined to near deliveries, says Lewlj and Peats review. Philippine copra in London ruled easier with price losses of US$3 H to $4 while Bombay held52 words
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Article36 1964-02-11 18 Scandinavian Airlines System announced a $12 million net profit for the 19«2-1963 fiscal year This represent* a $26.1 million Improvement over the $14.1 million ftsc re lst r ed In the previous36 words
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Article162 1964-02-11 18 fHE United Commercial Bank Ltd. of Calcutta made a net profit of $4 943.136 last year, after taxes, subject to audit. Including $12,253 brought forward from the previous account, according to the bank. The directors have donated $145,754 tn the National Defence Fund ard the Sydenham162 words
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128 1964-02-11 18 rpHE five-day Shellane sale* X conference held at the Elfin Room. Hotel Merlin in Kuala Lumpur, concluded last week. It was attended by 14 delegates from London and six countries of South-East Asia. They discussed the latest sales techniques for Shellane, the liquid128 words
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Article29 1964-02-11 18 Singapore produced 412.500 Ib. I of cigarettes In September last year, against 421.100 lb in October, and 12,900 lb. of cheerots against 14,300 lb., according to statistics.29 words
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Advertisement291 1964-02-11 18 Coughing your head off? "EUMENTHOL" JUJUBES Congratulations and Best Wishes VENEER PRODUCTS LTD. on the occasion of the opening of the Veneer Mill today from LEE CHEONG KEE CONSTRUCTION CO., (PLYWOOD SECTION) SINGAPORE. More More ENGINEERS are specifying UUMMINu diesel engines SbL m afm-Jr* nummwi' 1 JL BS t£J&S& M291 words
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Advertisement350 1964-02-11 18 SUZUKI SUZUKI SPORT 50cc For Economy and Reliability, SUZUKI always leads. Invest in a SUZUKI motorcycle. AvailableJin:socc.lBocc,\l2scc,&2socc,Tmodels. Sole Agents: SINGAPORE MOTORS LTD. 315-319. Orchard Road. .Singapore. Tel: ***** (s. lines) SIME DARBY (M) LTD. TRAVEL DEPARTMENT 54 Jalan Ampong, 27 Beach Street, 3 Jalan Koto. Kuala Lumpur. Penang. Malacca. Tel:350 words
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Advertisement1310 1964-02-11 19 TO LIVERPOOL t WEST COAST U.K. Ove Stun bam r Sham rtnang melampus Livtrptti Ii Part PYRRHUS Liverpool, C.6 .n GIaSfCW.. Gne. 33 Fek II Frt II AJAX Liverpool, Dupl.n II Pt/Fel II MARON Littrpul. Gn>gow FM II Ftt II Ftl M/ 27 Flk 21 ELPENOR A. nn,outh LuerpMl Fel1,310 words
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Advertisement1350 1964-02-11 19 wtUmuK/KKI^KKtEEK UE^KKKKKtMl^nK^K^BnK^^KKßHKKKHEHK^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^~ i^STxHE E AC LINES EwOl^V^J UHGAPOtf raiAUUWAPUR.r.SWtIIEIIIIAtA PtMAMO it Jrjetjl^ji I U«uU«WS|o|MIIIWll)ll. »AtOIM»» t*U»m»O<»»* rwowe ytjgT Jtyti.aaa*^ 'fmomjtm SAILINGS 10 CENOA, LE HAVRE, HAMBURS, BREMEN ANTWERP, OTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. OSLO. tOTHENBURS. ANO COPENNABEN. I ~^~^^™S l Mr^^^™^^'narn^™~Ter3nj "KINA" I 11/21 Fee 22/21 Flk 21/21 Frt "SINALOA" a) 21 Fek/1,350 words
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Advertisement1208 1964-02-11 19 I Benuline\ tXPRESS SERVICE TO LONkON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS RFNARTV Fw Lonm> Ii bLNAniI Hamßurf Mar 24 S'P«'» S'lwm Pening cr» b nJMiinuiN Aar Frt 14/11 Frt 11/21 Frt 22/21 GnntemoutK Apr I nru*Duiu For London Mat II BENAKMIN HamDurf Mar II S'por. P.S-ktt) Pen«| m tta frtlJ/11 Sport1,208 words
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Advertisement1350 1964-02-11 19 feMcALISTER «c CO., LTD. w Tel: Nl. *****. ~tT_ ELLIRMAN LIMB tie KLAVBNBSS LIMB LONBON, HAMBURG, ROTTERBAM, iU ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAVRE, HULL ft MIBDLESBROUGM SEATTLE, VANCOUVER ft PORTLANO CITY OF LEICESTER til ""JJ. 1 f llWll S U Spore P. S ham »tnang aoNNiwiLif Sailtd Sailtd Ii Pert/Tidij s1,350 words
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Article118 1964-02-11 20 MELBOURNE. Mon. INDUSTRIALS continued to hold a ilrni trend. Most leaders improved with Dunlop rising a further Is. 6d. to 475. 9d. following last week's good interim report. Santos featured oils with a rise of Is. 9d. to 17s. 9d. ca plans to further test Oldgealpa Number One118 words
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Article265 1964-02-11 20 HPHE following list of selected Malayan Industrial yields is based on last sales on Saturday morning (February 8). •P. Price: *E.Y Earninga Yield; •D.Y. Dividend Yield. Otftmtiont: Times Cevorod means the number of times last year's total dividend Is covered by the profits for that year. Kxample: A265 words
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Article251 1964-02-11 20 FEBRUARY first crads rubber auysrs f.e.b. elesad at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at tii» centa i« r lb. up three-eighths of a cent on Friday's closing level (or the position. The tone was dull. R.A.f. and F.M.R.E. doting prises Hi aents per lb. yesterday:251 words
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Article73 1964-02-11 20 CHINESE Preduo* Exchange. Singspert noon prices psr ■ioul yesterday: Cecenut ell: bulk $•»'.< J sellers, drum SSL'i sellers. Ceprj: Feb./ March UK 'Continent: Unquoted. Pipptr: Muntok white M.->7| sellers. Sarawak v hit.' 5155 sellers, special Barawak black *115 sellers, garbled Lampong black SI 15 sellers. AST A SI2S73 words
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Article28 1964-02-11 20 February 10. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 651 cents (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5534.12} (up IN cents). Estimated unofficial of ferine 375 tons (up 15 tons).28 words
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578 1964-02-11 20 From Our Market Correspondent rwas not a very active day on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and price movements were generally narrow. With the approach of the five consecutive holidays for the Chinese New Year and llari Raya it would be surprising if578 words
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Article27 1964-02-11 20 Malayan Stock Indices I I- 11. B I I'll. IV Industrials: 112.94 113.10 rins: 121.63 127.81 robbers: 104.91 114.72 •Dec 31, 1963=100 Deo. 29, 1962=10027 words
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Article839 1964-02-11 20 /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: Beustead (2.000) $1.96 D, (1,000) $1.93, (5.000) $1.94; Cald Store (1,000) $3.42, (1,000) $3.43: Dunlepi (2,000) $2.92, (3,000) 52.90: Esst Smelt839 words
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Article43 1964-02-11 20 On the free exchange mirhet n Honx Keng yesterday the US dollar uh.i quoted at sVTI for TT and 5 71| tor cash. Starling was quoted at ene tael ef geM hi 251) All Malayan Exehanxe Banki't Association rates were unchanged.43 words
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379 1964-02-11 20 STRAITS tin again advanced yesterday, but the gain was limited to 37 4 cents which took the price to $534,121 per plcul on an offering estimated at 275 tons, up 15 tons and the highest this year to date. In London on379 words
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Article205 1964-02-11 20 OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) February. 10. Three montba. INDUSTRIALS Bouatemd 13 eta M. Box 22 eta. Dunlop* 18 eta. McAllster 16 eta. City Uev. S eta. M Invest. 16 eta. E. Bmeltera 21 eta. Robinson 14 eta. Earn 19 cts. C. storage 20 eta. Fed. Dlap. 12 eta. Kothmmna 13205 words
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Article188 1964-02-11 20 SNIPO lyirf alonind* th. Siniavort HarlMut wharvss »r tipeoted teday ■Ml Tantili 4/6. PramMwit Tmft 8/9, Btftl Ftecoreer 10/11, Benreocn 13/14. Empire Kltt wake 21/22. Omafaa Mam 27/28. Tboracmpe 29/30. Camay 33/34. Fernsea 40/- 1, Centaur 42/43. Hani la Marti 4S. t* antor N.W. 2. East188 words
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Advertisement153 1964-02-11 20 Possenger Corao Service, STRAITS/NAGAPATTINAM/MADRAS. Spore P. SHAM Penong TSS. "StoteOf Modras" Voy. 135 12/16 Fcb 17 Feb 1 8 Fcb Chief Agent*- R. JUMABHOY SONS LTD. SINGAPORE PHONE ***** WILHELMSEN LINES frsaj: ScjUin.m ail Caatiacatal Parti tar ■aifkM ail Mini mt Penan| P. Sham S'pori TAMESIS (Calls Putan, japan) S.153 words
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Advertisement1084 1964-02-11 21 '(onllnurd from Page 10) SITUATIONS VACANT to Word* SS (Ml*.)— Bo* S0 eto. txtrm REQUIRE a junior clerk able to type witb a knowledge of accounts and a Senior Cambridge Certificate. Box A 4575 S.T. B'pore. REQUIRED 3RB GRADE Field Conductor. MPIEA Salary Scales. Apply In own hand writing, reference*1,084 words
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Advertisement1091 1964-02-11 21 ACCOMMODATION VACANT to Wordt vi (Ml*.)— Box SO rfs. txtrm VACANT 22-2-64 Fully Furnished i Whole Ground-Floor. Doubleroora < Airconditioned). Nursery, 2 Bathrooms, Large Slttlngroom, Uarage. All Amenities including Board. Suitable Europeans Only. 283, Tanglln Road. Spore. Tel: 634M4. BUKIT TIMAH ROAD (31 m.s.): Beautiful six spacious bedroomed compound house,1,091 words
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Advertisement1002 1964-02-11 21 TUITION »o,tt, it >-*)«* et* txtro SPECIALIZED COACHING IN Cngllsh. Mathematics For All Secondaries Kn.-urr Suci-ens By Starting Immediately. For Quick Results: (Spore) SB94U between 2 p.m.— 4 p.m. PAS* YOUR C.C.E. or School Certificate by means of ihe renowned postal courses of The Rapid Results College, London. Our airmail1,002 words
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Advertisement1053 1964-02-11 21 VEHICLES FOR SALE to Word* \i (Ml*.)— Bo* St rts. «xfr« tMO FORO PREFECT Immaculats condition. 4 forward Rears, 4 brandnew white walled tyres, uaderssaled rompreoensive accident insurance Dscember Cbaffeur driven. $2,900/- 0.n.0. Tel: Mr. Khoo (Spore) *****. CHINESE NEW YEAR Special Offer! IMO t'/Anglia 52.750/-. 18S7 Minor '1000° 12.480-,1,053 words
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Advertisement836 1964-02-11 21 AT YOUR SERVICE tO Word* U (Ml*.)— Bo* $0 tto. owmro BLACK'S PHOTOSTATS M RoOlDSon Road. *****. KWOK'S PHOTOCOPY StRVICK. 23 Tb« Arcade. Ist. Floor. Tel: *****. KONG NIC FATT CHOVI 8«l»m«t Hart Rayal Ob tats merry sisioti. n offer Discounts on perms, lints, rinses and beauty treatments stc to836 words
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Advertisement765 1964-02-11 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE APPLICATIONS are Invited for tbe posts of STENOGRAPHER In salary scale $283xA 16-475 plus variable allowance as payable from time to time and Central Provident Fund benefits. Applontments will be on temporary basis in tbe first Instance with prospects of future permanency.765 words
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Advertisement669 1964-02-11 21 TENDER CENTRAL SUPPLIES OFFICE TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received in tbe offlce of tbe Chief Supplies Officer, Kandang Kerbau. Singapore, In Tender Box No. 3 up to 13 noon on 26th February, 1964 for the supply and delivery of the following items: (1) TYPEWRITING, DUPLICATING A STENCIL PAPERS Tender669 words
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Advertisement218 1964-02-11 21 TENDERS STATE OF SABAH TENDERS -P.W.D. Tenders are invited lor the construction of an OUTPATIENTS DEPARTMENT at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Jewelion. Sabah. Further particulars may be obtained from P.W.D. Headquarters in either Singapore or Je&selton. Documents will be available on 7th. February and, tenders will close on 7th. March.218 words
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512 1964-02-11 22 JACK FINGLETON - JACK FINGLETON THE TEST By SYDNEY. Mon. yfHAT HAPPENED to all the confidence the Springboks gained at Adelaide where they beat Australia convincingly by ten wickets by means of attacking cricket in the fourth Test match? The question was asked often enough at the512 words
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Article84 1964-02-11 22 Australia Ist Inns 311. SOUTH AFRICA IST INNS (Saturday 40-1): Goddard c Grout b Veivers 93, Barlow c llenaud b O'Neill 5. A. Pithey c Grant b McKenzie 49, G. Pollock o and b Veivers 17, Bland not out 68, Waite c Simpson b McKensie 19, Lindsay not oat84 words
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Article128 1964-02-11 22 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mirza Namazle. the 13-year-old Singapore schoolboy athlete, put up another outstanding performance when he finished 20th In a field of 43 in the SAAA\ sixth road relay at Tengah yesterday. Nttmazie, rated Singapore' top schoolboy cross-country runner, beat the whole Singapore Infantry Regiment team,128 words
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Article39 1964-02-11 22 MUAR, Mon. Two volleyball champion teams Tanjong Pagar of Singapore and Muar Chines* Recreation Clvb will meet In a charity match in aid of the Muar Old People's Home at Jalan Ali ground here on Feb. 14.39 words
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Article319 1964-02-11 22 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA: by Singapore, Monday 'JtWENTY-six Singapore hockey players yesterday their RS^ nt rn SiVe ttaining in P^Paration for their Razak Cup campaign in June and the six inter-state quadrangular tournaments which the state are engaged in this season. c The squad will remain319 words
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135 1964-02-11 22 S'pore to join Malaysian 'mission' SINGAPORE, Mon. Two Singapore Olympic Council officials will join the Malaysian "mission" to Phnom Penh to bid for the SEAP Games. SOSC president AT. Kajah said today that the FMOC •<! Invited two Singapore officials to Join the seven-man Malayan team to the SEAP Games135 words
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Article64 1964-02-11 22 SEREMBAN. Mun. Eighteen Negri Sembilan Ceylonese hockey players .will travel to Singapore for the Pan-Malayan Ceylone.se games during the Chinese New Year holidays. They are M. Kanagasabl. S Sathiapalan. George He.idroff. Kanniah, S- Sivasothy. K. Alagaratnam, Patll. M- Ravi. Kenneth Kulasingam. S. Sivananthan. M Joseph, B.S.P.64 words
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Article261 1964-02-11 22 THE WORLD of SPORT THE HAGUE, Mon. Oon 1 Chong Telk of Malaysia was beaten by Hennlng Borch of Denmark. 15-5. 18-15 In the men's singles final of the Dutch badminton championships at Haarlem yesterday. Borch had earlier eliminated Chong Telk's brother. Chong Jin,Reuter - 261 words
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384 1964-02-11 22 Anandarajah hattrick sparks Andersonian victory HOCKEY [POH, Mon.— lnspired by an early goal, Andersonians "A" went on to trounce Kilat Club 5-0 in a Ipoh District Hockey League first division match on the Municipal Padang here today. Andersonians thus avenged their 2-1 defeat by Kilat Club in a first round384 words
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Article45 1964-02-11 22 IPOH. Mon The Malaysian Hockey Federation's first quadrangular nreet of the season, scheduled to leld he;e this weekend, has been cancelled because two of the teams, Penang and Kedah. are unable to travel. The other two teams are the Armed Forces and Perak.45 words
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Advertisement1037 1964-02-11 22 NOTICE Our Customers are nereoy j informed that Mr. Tan Ohln Lye I iAh Poon) is no longer employed by tnls Company and is therefore not authorised to collect any monies due to this Co. KHAI CHUAN <Jt CO. i Managing Partner. PURSUANT TO SECTION 29 OF THE TRUSTEES ORDINANCE1,037 words
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Advertisement709 1964-02-11 22 NOTICES THE EXCHANGE BANKS IN PERAK fill be closed for business on tbr following days: Thursday 13th. February, 1964 Friday 14th. February, 1984 Chinese New Year. Saturday 15th February, 1964 Monday 17th February. 1964 Hart Raya Puasa. CAMBRIDGE HIGHER SCHOOI CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION 1964 Oral Test 'A) PRINCIPAL LEVEL: I Oral709 words
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Advertisement747 1964-02-11 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PESUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR Applications are invited (or the appointment of staff nurses In tne Municipality. SALARY SCALE: $313 X 12--433 p.m. plug a variable C.O.L.A QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants should be registered trained nurses with a midwllerv certificate, and the possession of a health visitors certificate will747 words
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Advertisement231 1964-02-11 22 HACKING COUGH AT NIGHT WOODS' WILL PUT IT RIGHT Don't let your children's hacking coughs keep them awak* half the night. Give them a dose of Woods' Great Peppermint Cur*. You'll be amazed how quickly relief comes, and the children will love its minty flavour. One dose and they will231 words
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Miscellaneous22 1964-02-11 22 HOCKEY Spore League Cnp: SRC v SCC ipadangi. Ipoh Div. t: Posurts v MES (upper padangi PWD v Andersoniana 'B Uower padang).22 words
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518 1964-02-11 23 Epsom Jeep - BATH POINTS OUT ADVANTAGES OF THE SCHEDULE Epsom Jeep RACING by KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. "A BOLD and imaginative racing schedule had to be drawn up to cope with a record number of horses in training," officials of the MRA said yesterday. They were commenting on a letter by a Kuala518 words
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270 1964-02-11 23 THE TENGKU'S GOLD CUP KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rNKURRA and Moviegoer, Australian stayers specially imported to contest the classics, both disappointed over 9f yesterday. Thus it looks odds-on the "Old Brigade" will again dominate the Tengku's Gold Cup (lOf) here on Sunday. The Veni Vld270 words
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Article68 1964-02-11 23 Horses spelling at the veterinary sanatorium at Cameron Highlands as on Feb. 1 were: Mireapen, Plls dv Vent, Goofy. Scorpio Chartered Accountant. Wonderful Pil. Beauty Miss. China Rock, Bliss Fire U, Wlsley Inn, Dulas River Anuar, Ooat Skin n Juridical. Automation, Terang Bintang, Poker dAs, Seplor68 words
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Article85 1964-02-11 23 LONDON. Mon. The English National Stud is to give up breedIng horses and concentrate on stallion ownership. The change of policy was announced by the Horserace Betting Levy Board. All the mares and foals owned by the stud will be sold at the Newmarket December Sales, andReuter - 85 words
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Article146 1964-02-11 23 Galley U 8.12 Air Ace 8.10 La Flam* 8.09 Producer II 8.09 Coronatiea Park Ml Heresies U 8.87 On Tnut 8.86 Brantas 8.04 Captain's Guide B.OS Browser 8.82 Silver Dragon 8.88 Entertainer 111 7.11 Arigato 7.11 Topca 7.18 N'Z horse*— Bf Loch Leven 10.05 Gay Giselle 8.05 Hopeful146 words
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Article243 1964-02-11 23 Stipe's report ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The MRA Stipendiary Steward'? report on yesterday's races: RACE I— Payroll was slow to start. Kennedy shifted out In the straight, and Fldonette. heels of Flower at the 3f owing to a change of pace. RACE 2— Bamanette broke through her gate before the start243 words
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Article189 1964-02-11 23 RUGBY- SINGAPORE, Mon. A thrilling rugby match Is expected at Seremban on Wednesday when GHQ. the Singapore zone winners, meet First Battalion, New Zealand Regiment, the Malaya zone winners, for tbe right to travel to Hong Kong to play In the Farelf lnter-unlt championship189 words
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Advertisement44 1964-02-11 23 by In a simple modern face, or in one of three exquisite settings of jewelled brilliants, it can be worn with any ensemble as a fob brooch or on one of four stylish coloured wriststraps. FAVK-UHJIA— THE HIGH OUAIITY SWISS WATCH WITHIN YOUI REACH44 words
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Advertisement241 1964-02-11 23 Dijex antacid-adsorbent TABLETS .rftiH RELIEVE SYMPTOMS «^Byg* ASSOCIATED with PEPTIC ULCER, ACID INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA faster than ever! After many years of extensive n* W^\ search by Boots Research Scientists, a new approach to the treatment o4 flßßjlHP^^^^ peptic ulcer, heartburn, acid IrxH- gestion and dyspepsia has achieved V*J IlllP241 words
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Article236 1964-02-11 24 Soviet disarmament expert vanishes GENEVA, Monday SOVIET delegation sources here said today that 36-year-old Yuri Nossenko, missing "expert" adviser on the Russian delegation to the 1 7-nation disarmament conference, may have defected to the West. The Soviet sources discounted the possibility thai Xo.ssenko. who vanished236 words
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103 1964-02-11 24 FIVE MORE POLITICAL DETAINEES FREED SINGAPORE. Mon. Five political detainees, who were arrested during Operation Cold Store in February last year, were released by the police today. The five, who were detained in Changi Jail under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance, are three trade unionists and two students. They103 words
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Article52 1964-02-11 24 SINGAPORE, Mon— Water will be cut off in St. Thomas Walk from Kllliney Road up to No. 18, St. Thomas Walk, tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and also In Lowland Road (from Junction of Upper Serangoon Road to House No. 25 —5) from 9 a.m. to52 words
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Article27 1964-02-11 24 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will visit the Trafalgar Home, off Ylo Chu Rang Road, at 9 a.m. tomorrow.27 words
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92 1964-02-11 24 AUSSIES FLY MALAYSIAN FLAG? AN OFFICIAL DENIAL CANBERRA. Mon. Antara reports that the Australian warships, the Vendetta and the Quiberon. now In South-East Asia, have been flying the Malaysian flag, were officially denied today. Australian naval headquarters contacted the ships as soon as the reports were received and a navalReuter - 92 words
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Article69 1964-02-11 24 SANDRINOHAM. Mon.— "Black magic" symbols found In a ruined church on the Royal estate here are being investigated by the police The symbols Include a clay model of a nude woman, a sheep s heart pierced with five thorns, and a black andle. Mr. FrankReuter - 69 words
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90 1964-02-11 24 Oil painting classes at Cultural Centre SINGAPORE. Mon. The Adult Education Board is organising two six-month courses in oil painting, at the Cultural Centre. It is for beginners and those with some knowledge of the art. Two courses will be organised a Saturday class commencing on March 14 and a90 words
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Article37 1964-02-11 24 LEE TOW lAV on 10-2-64 1.-.n-s I i hind beloved wife two son*. seven daughters, three sons-in-law, 27 grandilnMrcn. Cortege leavea Leng Kwang F::pnst Church i3i m.s. Buklt Timahi IM Rldadarl on 12-2-64 at 2.30 p.m.37 words
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125 1964-02-11 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Members of tne visiting Australian defence mission held preliminary talks with officials of the Ministry o; Defence today amid speculation that the team's eventual report to Canberra would place heavy emphasis on the provision of stepped up training facilities for the125 words
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Article368 1964-02-11 24 LONDON, Mon. Tlie new account in the Stock Markets got off to a quiet but fairly satisfactory start today. Interest remained highly selective, and there was no notable Increase in the volume of business, but small gains were in the majority on the day. Closing middle prices ol368 words
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Article, Illustration284 1964-02-11 24 A master brainwasher at work: Barisan SINGAPORE. Mon. The left-wing Barisan Sosialis, in a statement commenting on the release of several political detainees recently, alleged today that the Federation Government had obtained the services of a promine n t ex Communist from Britain, Mr. -D. Hyde, to act as a284 words
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Advertisement34 1964-02-11 24 fflPJfcAfL W^l^" Wk WONDERFUL WHISKY Illpllp^/w 1 I PO« GET TOGCTHERS fm 1 Si 'ill* Never just "whisky "-always 3L&-L *Y\7l%l4v> /VK/>1 Label JobDDewOT&Scnst 1 B**f -it never varies -sSljg:-* ifrw'w -^s --A -Mm\34 words
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Miscellaneous41 1964-02-11 24 XTIOHKBT and lowest tempera- tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pjn. on Sunday to 8 pjn. yesterday Highest Lowe* Kuala Lumpur 90 71 Kota Bharu 86 73 Penan- 90 73 Ipoh 75 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 88 7341 words
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