The Straits Times, 8 September 1960

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Sot*" Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon SOS by L FOR TROOPS
    581 1 PLEA GOES OUT TO AFRICAN STATES Arms, planes needed for the Congo's security He accuses Belgians: Plotting with Kasavubu LEOPOLDVILLE, Wednesday. |y| R. PATRICE LUMUMBA today asked independent African states to send troops, arms and, if possible, transport planes to the Congo to maintain security
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    Bomb blast in cabaret
    37 1 MANILA. Wed. Two taxidancers and two youths were seriously injured when a bomb was thrown inside a cabaret in Camarines Norte Province, Southern Luzon. Police said an unidentified man had tossed the bomb.
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    TSHOMBE HAS A NEW PLAN FOR CONGO
    197 1 TSHOMBE HAS A NEW PLAN FOR CONGO ELISABETHVILLE. Wednesday. fFHE Premier of Katanga, Mr. Moise Tshombe, called for the establishment of a Congo confederacy last night in an apparent move toward settling the problems that have brought the Congo to near anarchy. Mr. Tshombe appealed In a radio broadcast to
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    Lock icon Nehru becomes an auctioneer for charity
    44 1 Nehru becomes an auctioneer for charity THE INDIAN PRIME MINISTER. Mr. Nehru, smiled while auctioning an autographed football after a charity match in New Delhi between Mohan Bagan,. a leading Indian club, and an Indonesian touring team. The ball fetched nearly $1,500. U.P.I, picture.
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    BANKS and WORKERS BREAK OFF TALKS
    85 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. NEGOTIATIONS here today between bank employers and employees over retirement benefits broke down because of disagreement over certain Syces want retirement in addition to acfd contributions by both sides to the Provident Fund Scheme Deductions Employers are willing to give retirement
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    Deputy King takes over
    39 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Timbalan Yang diPertuan Agong, the Raja of Perils, today signed a proclamation of his assumption of the duties of Paramount Ruler. The Cabinet attended the 10-minute ceremony at the Istana Negara.
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    Lock icon 'No lipstick' warning
    47 1 MANILA. Wed.— The Philippine Bureau of Lands has warned Its women employees not to powder their noses or paint their lips during office hours. These constituted "unsightly behaviour" and would be summarily dealt with, the Bureau Director said in a memorandum to employees.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Row with Reds grows
    205 1 JAKARTA, Wednesday is still A building up between the Indonesian army and the Communist Party. After a military ban on communist activity in South Borneo. South Sumatra and the South Celebes, the East Java Army Command has issued a statement apparently directed against the Communists. Published
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    THE SLOGAN SHOUTERS: PAP WARNING TO UNION LEADERS
    274 1 THE SLOGAN SHOUTERS: PAP WARNING TO UNION LEADERS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE People's Action Party publication Petir said today that the Government's desire to create conditions for industrial expansion did not mean that it could be forced "to side with capitalists against workers, regardless of the rights and wrongs of the
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    EAST GERMAN PRESIDENT DIES, AGED 84
    49 1 EAST GERMAN PRESIDENT DIES, AGED 84 BEKLIN. Wed.— East German President Herr Wilhelm Pieck died this morning, aged 84. the East German news agency ADN said. President Pieck. a founder member of the German Communist Party after the war. had not appeared in public for the past three years.
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    Lock icon Patrol finds big Red camp
    119 1 Patrol finds big Red camp BANGKOK, Wed. A Thai border police patrol has found and destroyed a big Communist camp in the Jungles near the Malayan border. According to the Bangkok Post, quoting police sources, the camp wes found in the Sadao district of Songkhla Province. Southern Thailand. The evidence
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    STOP PRESS
    52 1 TOWKAY ROUTS THREE THUGS MNGAPOKL Wed. Muk in ban<i Tottkay < li> v Inn tonijbt muted three tatftt tbu-»> holdup lyd in bij hut Vim i ptijv imuu < hen I jiu li.-li-.d *»ut <*♦ •mi., uun >cndin? ui> we*pan «ljiteriuy lo ground (.mi ill thn r.ndTs e^
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    'PAP must create the jobs or vanish...'
    562 2 'PAP must create the jobs or vanish...' PETIR ('ECONOMIC EXPANSION IS BASIC PROBLEM') WARNS: SINGAPORE. Wednesday THE problem of Singapore's economic expansion, more particularly its industrial expansion, is the "basic problem which the PAP Government must solve or else disappear as a political force," said the party's publication. Petir, today.
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    HE USED LA VATORY WALLS FOR SMEAR CAMPAIGN
    93 2 JESSELTON. Wed.— A youth. Chu Kirn Foh. who ran a smear campaign against top officials of the North Borneo Education Department by writing defamatory slogans on lavatory walls In the town. has been bound over to be of good behaviour by a
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    Asian doctors need new outlook, says surgeon
    214 2 Asian doctors need new outlook, says surgeon SINGAPORE, Wed. Top Japanese surgeon, Professor Komei Nakayama. said here yesterday that an "inferiority complex" among most Asian doctors was severely hamperIng their own progress and that of medical science In Asia. Prof. Nakayama said that due to an outdated mode of thought
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    Lock icon The 'traitors'—by Ike
    419 3 The 'traitors' —by Ike WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Eisenh o w e r regards the two American former National Security Agency employees who went to Moscow and appeared at a Press conference there yesterday as "self-confessed traitors," a White House spokesman said today. The spokesman. Mr. James Hagerty, said he would
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    Lock icon STRIKE WINS -AND A BRIDE-TO-BE CALLS OFF WEDDING
    141 3 STRIKE WINS -AND A BRIDE-TO-BE CALLS OFF WEDDING T ON D O N Wed. Pretty Norah Griffin, due to be the bride next month of a seaman who is on strike, has called it all off. Her reason: "I'm not playing second fiddle to a strike. Not me." The man
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    Lock icon Ayub to visit Yugoslavia
    30 3 KARACHI, Wed— President Ayub Khan will visit Yugoslavia from Ja*h. 13 to 16, 1961 at the invitation of President Tito, the Pakistani Government announced today. U.P.I
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    Lock icon Man attacked by Russia found dead in his car
    125 3 WINNIPEG Wed— A man, v who identified himself as the former commandant of a Nazi prison camp In Estonia, was found dead last night In the front seat of his car In his garage. He was Alex Laak who was recently
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    Lock icon Moscow visitor
    23 3 LONDON. Wed. Mr. Sekou Toure. President of Guinea, arrived In Moscow yesterday on an official visit to the Soviet Union. Reuter
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    Lock icon AFRICA'S LEADERS FOR U.N., URGES NKRUMAH
    334 3 AFRICA'S LEADERS FOR U .N. URGES NKRUMAH Ghana head suggests 'summit' could be held in New York CAIRO, Wed. PRESIDENT Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana A has suggested to President Nasser that African heads of state should attend the forthcoming 'United Nations General Assembly session in New York, it was reported
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    Lock icon Dominica: Council to debate charge of 'aggression'
    173 3 TCEW YORK, Wed.— The Security Council will meet in urgent session tomorrow nleht to debate at Soviet request charges of aggression and intervention against Venezuela by the Dominican Republic. The Soviet First Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. Vasily Kuznetsov. asked for the meeting so
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    FIRST 6 YEARS OF SEATO—BY AN EMBASSY
    207 3 FIRST 6 YEARS OF SEATO— BY AN EMBASSY TOKYO, Wednesday. T*HE South-East Asia Treaty Organisation has been successful in preventing Communist aggression in South-East Asia and bringing the East and West "to work, think and even feel together," a British Embassy publication said today. In a commentary on the sixth
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    Lock icon Cypriots plead with Red envoy
    84 3 NICOSIA, Wed.— Mr. Mikhail Sergeyev, Soviet Ambassador to Athens, was besieged outside his hotel in Nicosia yesterday by about 20 Greek Cypriots claimIng they were sick people and. asking to be treated in Russian hospitals. He told them: "What can I do now? Walt until
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    Lock icon 10 DYING OF THIRST CHOSE TO DO IT
    135 3 A LGIERS, Wed. Ten thirsty men arrived here yesterday 'after spending more than two weeks in the Sahara desert as "human guinea pigs" to test dehydration of the human body. The men were led by Mr. Robert Descroches. director of the National
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    Plane's tank kills boy
    72 3 MITO (Japan). Wed.— A slx-yerfr-old boy was killed yesterday when hit by an auxiliary airplane fuel tank that fell In the front yard of his home here. The boy. son of a local farmer, was playing in the yard at the time of the accident. He
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    Lock icon 72 DIE IN FLOODS AS DONNA RAGES ON
    162 3 72 DIE IN FLOODS AS DONNA RAGES ON SAN JUAN, (Puerto Rico), Wed.— Seventy-two people are now known to have died in Puerto Rico in floods caused by heavy rain which accompanied Hurricane Donna, now threatening the South-Eastern United States. Hundreds were Injured and homeless in east and southeast Puerto
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    Lock icon Kennedy's food for peace plan
    60 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. Senator John Kennedy. Democratic Presidential candidate said here, that the time had come to feed the hungry people of the world with the wheat now overflowing American storage bins. He called for an expanded "food for peace" programme to halt malnutrition abroad and
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    Russia seizes two boats
    44 3 TOKYO, Wed. The Japanese maritime safety board ■said today two Japanese fishing boats with a total of J8 crew aboard were captured by a Soviet patrol boat yestwday off Soviet held Bhlkotan Island, 'near Japan's northern most Island of Hokkaido^—Reuter.
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    5 Koreans arrive for art exhibition
    106 4 5 Koreans arrive for art exhibition SINGAPORE, Wed. Five Korean artists arrived this afternoon, bringing with them 210 examples of Korean art which they hope to exhibit here. The artists, all professors or teachers of art, have been attending the third conference of the international Society for Educational Art held
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    New centre
    25 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Assemblyman for Jalan Besar, Mr. Chan Chee Seng, will open the Maude Road community centre on Saturday at 5 p.m.
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    Federation ban worries S'pore food growers
    267 4 Federation ban worries S'pore food growers SINGAPORE, Wod SINGAPORE farmers and livestock breeders are worried about a Federation ban on the import of eggs, poultry, cattle, goats and pigs from outside sources, including Singapore. Announcing the ban last month, the Federation Ministry of Agriculture and Co-operatives, said it \voiUd help
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    Sessions switch for schools
    156 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ALL GOVERNMENT AIDED primary schools will, by next year, conform to the policy of Government schools in switching morning to afternoon session and vice versa once a year. Many aided schools are already following this system. The re«t will now conform to this rule.
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    BOAC JUNIOR CLUB ANNUAL MEETING
    70 4 BOAC JUNIOR CLUB ANNUAL MEETING SINGAPORE. Wed. Over 400 Singapore members of the B O.A.c. Junior Jet Club are expected to attend the annual meeting of the club at J the Victoria Theatre tomorrow at 3 p.m. There will be a film show, followed by tea. All children aged between
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    Course in law
    48 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A sixlecture law course on torts and contracts will be given by Mr. S. Goldstein at the BrlI ttsh Council In Amber Mansions, Orchard Road, every Monday from 5.30 p.m. to 7 p.m., beginning Sept. 19. The fee for the course Is $12.
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    No water areas
    50 4 SINGAPORE, Wed— Water will be cut off tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. along Yio Chu Kang Road from 8J ms. j to Jalan Kayu junction, and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. along Belm o n t Road between houses No. 204 to No. 218.
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    ARTIST PAINTS BIRDS, FLOWERS WITH HIS FINGER NAILS
    219 4 ARTIST PAINTS BIRDS, FLOWERS WITH HIS FINGER NAILS SINGAPORE. Wed. The man with art at his finger tips. Mr. Wu Tsaiyen. 49. today gave a demonstration which proved that he was no mere dauber. A Singapore artist who has laboured more than 10 years in China to perfect 'tse-hua' the
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    A NIGHT OF GRAND OPERAS —BY THE MUSICAL SOCIETY
    422 4 I SINGAPORE. Wed. HPHE Singapore Musi- cal Society is to present a series of extracts from great operas in an evening of choral entertainment called "A Night at the Opera" tomorrow night, at the Victoria Theatre. The four soloists of the
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    Cheating, in place of graft charges
    174 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The First Criminal District Court today considered as "misconceived" two corruption charges, framed by the police against George Yeo, a detective, attached to Tanjong Pagar police station. Mr. Choor Singh. the Judge, gave this as his reason before preferring two substitute charges
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    What does the Free Press reveal today...
    78 4 What does the Free Press reveal today... that the chicken once a luxury reserved for the rich and eaten by the rest of us only on high days and holidays has today become part of the ordinary diet of the ordinary people of Singapore. In restaurants and roadside stalls, chicken
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    315 4 T»HE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore:— ARRIVALS BO AC: From Bydney, Darwin(BA 713) 8.45 pjn. Pan-American: Prom Jakarta (PA 820) 9.55 pjn. Garada: From Jakarta (GA •94) 11.40 a.m. Air India: From Sydney, Darwin. Jakarta (AI 403) 12
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      146 4 PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Singapore Academy Fencers, OF SINGAPORE: Eighth Pan- 7 JO p.m. Malayan Photographic Kxhlbt- CHINESE Y.M.C.A.: Oirls 1 tion at Hollywood Room. Odeon, basketball, 5.30 p.m.; boys' baa9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ketbali and Chinese kun tow. 7 MINISTRY OF CULTUKE: p.m. Free film shows at 7 pjn. at
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    135 for Kirkby 'special'
    270 5 THEY'LL TAKE ONE-YEAR COURSE TO QUALIFY AS LECTURERS AT TRAINING CENTRES KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Federation Government is to select 135 qualified teachers for a special one-year course at Kirkby next year in its first step to implement the new educational programme recommended in the Rahman
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    Trade boom in North Borneo
    62 5 Trade boom in North Borneo JESSELTON, Wed.— North Borneo experienced a trade boom during the first six months of this year. Trade figures show a favourable trade balance of .Sl4 million, compared with S5 million for the same period last year. The main reasons for the boom were all-round Increases
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    $6,000 grant to council
    39 5 KAJANG. Wed.— The Selangor Government has approved a $6,000 grant to the 9th mile Local Council for improvement of the village. Of this. $4,000 will go towards road improvements and $2,000 to repairs of bridges.
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    Slow progress on new identity cards
    136 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. More than 61,000 new Identity cards have been Issued by registration offices throughout the Federation since Aug. 2. Of these. 58.000 are blue cards for citizens and the rest red ones for aliens. The Chief Registration Officer. Inche Ibrahim bin All,
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    Singapore to recruit specialist teachers
    123 5 Singapore to recruit specialist teachers SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Government is to recruit two specialist teachers from Britain "to carry out a research project in the teaching of English as a second language in Chinese and Malay schools." The Colonial Office in London is now advertising these vacancies on behalf
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    Food and fun at school
    58 5 IPOH, Wed. A food and fun fair organised by the Anglo Chinese Secondary School. Kampar. in aid of its school building fund will be held on the school ground In Kampar on Saturday. It was to have been held last Saturday, but was postponed because
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    'MAKE YOUR STAND CLEAR' PLEA TO GOVT.
    96 5 'MAKE YOUR STAND CLEAR' PLEA TO GOVT. SINGAPORE. Wed. Law students at the University of Malaya here today called upon the Federation Government to make clear Its stand on the future of local iaw graduates "as soon as possible." A-n editorial In the latest Issue of Me Judlce. official publication
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    Plea for money
    32 5 KAJANG. Wed.— Catholics In the district have been asked to contribute towards the building of a fence round the Roman Catholic Cemetery In Hill Street to keep cattle out.
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    'QUIT' CALL: UMNO MEN SILENT
    278 5 'QUIT' CALL: UMNO MEN SILENT SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Singapore Umno State executive comjnittee was silent today on a challenge to three Umno Legislative Assemblymen here to resign their seats and contest by-elections. The challenge was Issued yesterday by Inche Darus Shariff. spokesman for Umno factions opposed to the committee. The
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    Man shot at croc—but friend lost two teeth
    118 5 Man shot at croc but friend lost two teeth SANDAKAN, Wed. A man has told a court here how he knocked out two of his friend's front teeth with a shotgun. Adong bin Kajap. from the district of Lamag. who was accused of firing a shotgun without taking proper precautions,
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    $621,000 is paid out as dole
    58 5 $621,000 is paid out as dole BINGAPORE. Wed. Th« Social Welfare Department here spent $783,689 on public assistance allowance and TB allowance last month. Of this, 5621.953 was paid out on public assistance. The department also carried out 72 vice raids on hotels and brothels: two girls were detained pending
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    4 ILLEGAL LOTTERY MEN FINED
    59 5 4 ILLEGAL LOTTERY MEN FINED BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed —Three 1.000-characters lottery punters— Tan Kok Cheng. Ong Ah Bah and Law Heang Saw were today fined S75 each for possessing betting slips relating to the lottery. Another man. Lee Tham Yew. was fined $500 when he pleaded guilty to a charge
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  • A Straits Times Feature AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT
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      Shrinking the globe: Australia's role
      507 6  -  CHARLES FAIRSBROTHER By RADIO and telecommunications are linked sciences which have helped "shrink" the modern world. Tne art ol 'speedy communication over vast distances has drawn countries closer together, regardless of ocean or terrain. The intensive development of these sciences is a signpost of a
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      An electric shock for saboteurs
      120 6 DURING the Emergency in Malaya, instruments designed and made in Australia were used to enable Australian soldiers and others to pln-polnt terrorists sabotaging power and telephone lines. Immediately a line was cut by bandits, the Instruments enabled the Director General of Intelligence to know within
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      A 'CLEARING HOUSE' FOR THE LATEST IN TELECOMS
      390 6 'THE limited range of A radio frequencies and the Interruptions caused by upper air and sunspot disturbances are two major problems faced by radio technicians. Bat, since the establish mem of the Overseas Telecommunications Commission. Australia has done so much valuable work
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      CALLING THE WORLD FROM RADIO AUSTRALIA
      397 6 CALLING THE WORLD FROM RADIO AUSTRALIA ANY people in other countries know Radio Australia, the broadcasting service which reaches out to all corners of the earth. It can be likened to a great hand. The palm is in Melbourne, Victoria, with its large, enthusiastic staff, modern studios and technical equipment.
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    Television has become part of Australian way of life
    601 7  -  IAN KNOX INDUSTRY NOW FOUR YEARS OLD AND RAPIDLY FORGING AHEAD By AUSTRALIA'S television industry celebrates its fourth birthday this year with signs that the infant prodigy is growing up fast and strongly. Its birth in 1956 was appropriate, because it
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    But radio is still strong
    305 7 pADIO broadcasting in Australia has developed new and strong trends since the introduction of television in 1956, demolishing gloomy prophecies that it would die at the hands of the visual medium. The Australian Broadcasting Control Board the "police force" of radio and television standards in
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    IN MEMORIAM
    53 8 M ITerv* ll* i MlMmmm) •AOMUL MUMAM bin NAMZAM. -ho 41*4 in Kuala Lumpur on tka nicnt of September IMM. "me hoea the Ooda love lioa youni in VIIt LOVINO memory of eajr r>sar)«" Beloved R. Navtrrtaam, Pens S'l.tasajh aekoal. Malarca, w»o waa [-arts* from us aa t'V'M.
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    54 8 AC KNOWLEDGEMENTS N Wot4i II* (Minimum) mm a MM. KAMALAKSNAN 'hanka ill for thnr valuabl* prn«ari, oncntulalorr nnuin. attrndaae* aa n# oecaiion of ihtlr mirmii 2S-H- 10 MM. A MHt. n tUPPIAM thaak all Kn»Bd« and lUlatlvn for tbnr coniraiulaiorr mnuin, valuabl* prcarntt i n«l «!i»n<l»nc» on Ih* ocraaioo of
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      Costs And Services
      557 8 Prospects of improved medical services in the Federation look better than they have done for a long time. Canada is to send 20 doctors under the Colombo Plan; more are to come from the United States and Germany. The news is very welcome, since it will be
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      Special Position
      299 8 The Singapore Umno conference on Sunday aet aside factional trouble* long enough to decide upon sending the Government a memorandum on Malay rights and privileges. Indeed the special position of i the Malays in Singapore, as everyone acknowledges, is a matter of unquestionable j gravity. The preamble to
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      That Man Again
      335 8 Some new iniquity is alleged almost every time that Petir, the PAP'S Journal, mentions the name of Singapore's first and last mayor. Commenting on the problems of economic expansion, Petir now complains that Mr. Ong Eng Gum's only "contribution" to industrial development was to deny the use
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    TANGANYIKA
    1227 8  -  CLYDE SANGER Exports are up 13 times since 193 8... and now hope is to double national income within 10 years Africa's new land of promise and high ambition by of the GUARDIAN JULIUS NYERERE: NEVER A HARSH WORD FROM HIM THE political ambitions of Tanganyika must seem uppermost
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    What happened to Britain's export drive?
    664 8  -  ANDREW SHONFIELD by London, Wed. IN the early years after the war the regular excuse whenever goods on the British home market were scarce or of poor quality was that the best had gone for export Frequently enough the excuse was correct "export or
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    'Disgrace to your race,' Scot is told
    211 9 'Disgrace to your race,' Scot is told CINGAPORE. Wed. The Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, today told D.W. Mac Donald, a Scot, under a district court sentence of three years' Jail for cheating: "You are a disgrace to your race, and you are a nuisance to Singapore." Mac Donald. a
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    Man stabbed
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Wed A labourer. Soh Low Chal. 38, was stabbed during a dispute with a man this afternoon at a work site In Albert Street. He was later admitted to the hospital.
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    'Fear made me quit PPP'
    1124 9 IPOH. Wednesday ASSEMBLYMAN TOH TELLS LIBEL HEARING HE WAS AFRAID PARTY POLICY OF STRESSING RACIAL ISSUES MIGHT BRING TROUBLE TOH ADMITS HE NEARLY FOUGHT MCA EXECUTIVE MR. TOH SEANG ENG, a former assistant secretary of the People's Progressive Party, told the High Court today that
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    Schools report: Campaign to explain it to Chinese
    142 9 Schools report: Campaign to explain it to Chinese KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TiHE Government is to form a special com- mittee to explain the implications of the report of the Education Review Committee to the Chinese community. This follows the cool response and strong criticism of the report from a large
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    Drain fall kills girl
    48 9 SINGAPORE. Wed a three-and-half-year old girl Aaiah blnte Masnon, was drowned Jn a monsoon drain in the Harbour Board today At about noon Asian was Playing with her brother. Sulaml, when both fell into the drain. Their father rescued them but Aslah died later.
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    Stolen: Singlets, cigarettes
    49 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A shopkeeper at Jalan Ke. naga, here. Chea Telk Chye. returned home last night after a visit to a relative and found that $145 worth of cigarettes, hair cream and singlets had been stolen. The thieves also got away with an old bicycle.
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    Envoy dies in hospital
    37 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Indian Vice Consul here. Mr. V.K. Bhaskar. 46 died In Bungsar Hospital this morning. He leaves a wife and daughter and two sons who are in school In India.
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    Recorder evidence challenged in bets case
    293 9 Recorder evidence challenged in bets case SINGAPORE. Wed. A 17-page file, purporting to be a transcript of a tape-record-ed account of a telephone conversation, was produced today as an exhibit at the trial of two men in a case of alleged betting. The recorded "conversation" was In connection with betting
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    Entry ban on former S'ore man
    100 9 OINGAPORE. Wed —A clerk, Kesavan Raghavan. formerly of Singapore and now living in India, has been barred by the Ministry of Home Affairs from re-entering the State. A Government Gazette notification says the Minister has deemed Raghavan to be an "undesirable Immigrant." His re-entry
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    A barrier to non-citizens
    42 9 smOAPORE. Wed. Noncitizens will not. In future, be given stalls In school tuckshops here. The Ministry of Educatetold principals in a circular today: "This Is in keeping with the Governnient's policy of giving preferential treatment to Singapore citizens."
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    TIN OUTLOOK FOR YEAR 'MUCH BETTER'
    301 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday HPHE announcement x that export control would be lifted on Oct. I would enable the Malayan tin industry to prepare to restore its productive capacity to a full-scale basis, pending the orderly disposal of accumulated minehead stocks. This was stated here
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    Another theft from a ship
    76 9 Another theft from a ship SINGAPORE. Wed. An officer of the freighter Surja Sal am. berthed in Kallane Basin, has reported to police that $3,000 was stolen from his ship between Sept 1 when he went ashore, and Sunday, when he returned to the ship. The cash was in Indonesian
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    GAMBLING BAN ON SCHOOLCHILDREN
    99 9 SINGAPORE. Wednesday OCHOOLCHILDREN will be banned from gambling at "tikam boards" (a game of chance) operated by hawkers near their schools. This was announced by tht? Ministry of Education today in a circular to all principals. It said that a report had been received that many
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    Talentime for youth clubs
    46 9 IPOH. Wed The Malayan Association of Youth Clubs will hold a talentime contest to celebrate "Club Week" In October. The Preak competition, sponsored toy the Ipoh V.M.C.A. Youth Club, is open to all amateurs in the State for Instrumental and vocal Items.
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      128 10 Here's one way to a man's heart I AM sure lots of you have boy friends with mansized appetites, and sometimes you like to impress them with a little something that you made yourself with your own dainty hands. If you arc a gooa cook there is no problem, but
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 12 THE Federation Minister of 1 Finmnee ha* fi\e4 thene prices for calculating Ca»toran alutiea (or the week bcrinning en Sept. I. Rubber »8 cents a Ib. laprs: 5484 a ton. Coconut oil $738 a ton. Palm oil MIS a ton Palm kernels 1390.50 a ton. The rate* of
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    117 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares maintain--1 talned a steady tone here today. Albion Quarries gained Is. Id. to 245. and H.C. Sleigh gained sa. to 19s. sd. Base metals and the oils held a firm tone, while Commonwealth Bands traded along Him lines. Con. Zinc 97/9 Mount LyeU (55.)
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    147 12 CIN'GAPOBE hinnr Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK /Continent Sepi./Oct. shipments $30 buyers, $31 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $44 sellers, drum S47 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no bu.vnesj was reported done. Muntok white $270. Sarawak $265, special Sarawak black $175 (all unchanged) and
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    68 12 rpHE Mi'tyan Exchange Banks' 1 AaMciatlon made the following changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Swiss Franc* 141',; Belgian "Francs 1633',. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.69 for T.T.
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 12 Malayan Stork Exchange: Sept 7 Seat. 6 Induatriab: 131.31 ***** Tlas: So7.«g 3*7.1! Rubber*: "47.17 241.95 Jan. 1 19SS— 100
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    RUBBER HOLDS UP: BONUS ISSUE PLAN BY BERJUNTAI
    756 12 RUBBER HOLDS UP: BONUS ISSUE PLAN BY BERJUNTAI By Our Market Correspondent 'J'llfc RUBBER price steadied in Singapore yesterday, but the Malayan sharemarket hud a patchy day, the feature being a report, later coniirmed, of a one-for-one bonus issue i by Berjuntai Tin. The report had been in the market
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 12 CLOSIN G PRICES SINGAPORE. Sept. RUBBER: »9» cents per lb. (up one-eighth of a cent). 5 p.m. close: 99. cents (quiet). TIN: $399,371 per picul (down 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up six tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    220 12 SEPTEMBER first grade lubber buyers fob. closed m Singapore yesterday at 99 cenis per lb.. up one-tißlini ol a cent on Tuesday's close. The tune .>..s slightly etuier. s.f.C.R.A. elating prices tn cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 99., sellers 100 iN); Int.
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    133 12 SHIPS Hi ni alone side the Sinfapore Harbour Board whtrvn or expected today are: Benmhor 1/2, Anna Bakice 4/5. Shoyo Mam 6A. Pleasantvllle 6/7, Bawean 8/9. Glengarry 10/11. Maron 13/14. Dona Oleaella 18. Yamahlko Maru 19. Rengam N Walls 5. Van Llnschoten 25/36. Rajah Brooke 26. Idomeneus 27/28,
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    640 12 Singapore members ol ItM Malayan Stock Exchaaie reported the following business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday. (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). Industrial*: Fraser and Neave I ords $3.02 ON. 51. 95 OL. $1.99 to f 1 98; Hume pref. A4s. 9d.;
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      308 12 EVERETT ORIENT LINE Ftr Hiigkiti, Japai:- S'to-e P S'Mm Penang j UONEVERETT" 11 Sept 11 Sept Is Ptrf "RUTHEVERETT" 12 Sipt 21 Stpt H Stpt "IENmiETT' 1 I Bet I Bet Ftr Raatttt, Cl Hum Caicslta "NOREVERETT"^..: !T? 2S Sapt 21 Sett IOLPHEVEIEn 11 17 Oil 21 Oct 21 Oct
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      347 12 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS Electricity Department: (a> Supply' of 25.000 LBS. Plumbing Metal and I Solder. Tender Deposit $200/-. Close at 2.15 pm. on 23rd September. 1960. (b> Supply of Window Model Air Condi' ioners. Tender Deposit $100/-. Close at 2 15 p.m. on 27th 'September, 1960. (c)
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      968 13 NOTICES BERJUNTAI TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) It. BARRACK ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR. STH SEPTEMBER, 19W. ANNOUNCEMENT At the annual general meeting of tbe company held en 7th September the chairman of the company announced that the directors propose to call an extraordinary meeting of shareholders at
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      400 13 NOTICES Is the Matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 174) AND In the Matter of MALAYAN LABORATORIES LIMITED (Members' Voluntary Wlneta*--?*) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of tbe above Company, duly convened and held at the Registered Office of the Company at 79 Anson Road, Singapore, on
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      829 13 NOTICES OFFERS INVITED FOR BHUTAN ESTATE: Offers sre invited for tbe purchase of Bhutan ttttue situated about two miles north of Salak. Selangor. on the SaJak/Bangi Road. The total area ls 1.7 M acres of which approximately 1.610 acres are planted with mature and Immature rubber. There are about 1.157
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      767 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE CITY WATEB DEPARTMENT; Required TEACHER. PONTIAN SCHOOL. JOHORE. In salary scale S3WxAlo-395xA20-4.»5 plus allowance as payable from time to time and Central Provident Fund benefit*- Appointment will be on temporary basis In the first Instance with a view to future permanency. Qualifications: This school
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    Pakistan enter hockey final
    472 14 ROME, Wed. WORLD RECORD HOLDER IS ELIMINATED IN JAVELIN QUALIFYING ROUND PAKISTAN today entered the Olympic hockey final by beating. Spain 1-%. The other semi-flnal is between India, the champions, and Britain later this afternoon. The only goal came from a penalty corner in the 13th
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    387 14 FORMOSAN FAILS BY 58 POINTS ROME, Wednesday. pAFER JOHNSON, American Negro world decathlon record holder, last night won one of the most thrilling decathlon contests in the history of the Olympic Games. His 26i-hour battle with the Formosan Yang Chuan Kwang fluctuated throughout the 10 events
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    298 14 ROME. Wednesday. rpHE United States swept ahead of Russia in the .gold medals battle last night when their wrestlers won three titles and the 25-year-old Negro Rafer Johnson emerged the victor in the decathlon. These four medals added to that won earlier in
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    LATEST OLYMPIC GAMES RESULTS
    790 14 ATHLETICS 4x400 METRES RELAY: World and Olympic record A. Wlnt. L. Laing. H. Mckenley. O. Rhoden (Jamaica) 3mln 03.9 sec. (First three for semi-finals) Heal 1: 1 Germany 3mln 10.4 sec; 2 Canada 3:10.5; 3 Yugoslavia 3:10.6. Heat 2: 1 Br. West Indies 3:09.1; 2 Poland
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    131 14 ELLIOTT'S COACH 'ARRESTED' ON TRACK ROME. Wed.— Percy Cerutty. tto-year-old trainer of Herb Elliott, the Olympic I.jOO metres gold medal winner, was "arrested" yesterday when signalling to Elliott that he was in sight of a world record. As Elliott came up the straight towards the last turn, Cerutty, who was
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    County ends on wet note
    368 14 County ends on wet note LONDON, Wed. Th« last of the English county cricket championship matches for 1960 came to a soggy end yesterday. There was no decision at Worcester, where champions Yorkshire and Worcestershire abandoned their game, and the same happened at Margam when rain ruined Glamorgan's fixture agaiast
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    74 15 MALAYAN sprinter Sh»aharudciin Ali (left) is smartly off the blocks in his 100 metres heat at the Rome Olympics last week. But Shaharuddin finished last. The order of finish was (from left): Shaharuddin sixth, J. Delecour (France) second, E. Bouchaib (Morocco), fifth. Harry Jerome (Canada)
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    REHMAN ROUTS SCA TEAM
    335 15  -  FIRDIE SALAHUDIN His five wickets for 12 runs help Eaglets to score 187-run victory By Singapore, Wed. THE visiting Pakistan Eaglets were not extended when they opened their three-match Singapore tour with a 187-run win over a Singapore Cricket Association XI on the padang today. After
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    Watch Four Winds and Hindu Robe
    211 15 PENANG, Wed.— Four Winds II and Hindu Robe won smartly at Kuala Lumpur recently. These two are worth following for the Autumn races which start here on Sunday. Four Winds II won his race over 8f at Kuala Lumpur easily by two lengths in
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    Tourists to get $9,000
    69 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. 1V The FA. of Malaya and the touring Costa Rlcan team have agreed on the terms for one match at Meredeka Stadium on No» 19. FAM will pay the tou- rlsts $9,000 and also provide board and lodging Meanwhile. FAM Is negotiating with
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    175 15 PAKISTAN EAGLETS IJai Butt n D« Vu b Schabert 27 Shakoor Ahmad e Parana b Schubert 25 Shafqat R*na Ibw Wick* t Iqbal run out 59 Ghafoor c Wleki b Schnbert Abld c Wicks b lUJakrikhnan f, Rfhmin e Wicks b AnmlUa t5 Jarrod SMed b AofuUto 34 Anls
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    361 16 ASST. IMAM IS DISCHARGED AT INQUIRY MUAR, Wednesday. CIX rubber tappers were today committed to stand trial in the High Court on a charge of murdering a former detainee, Tahiron bin Haji Marzuki, 35, who was beaten to death and secretly buried in June 1957.
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    30 16 JAKARTA, Wed.— Gold and pearl jewellery worth 73,000 rupiahs was stolen from the home of the United States Ambassador in Jakarta, Mr. Howard P. Jones, last week. Reuter.
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    42 16 ON STM tcpTIMBIR Aunrry* Wallicb 0.8. E., M.C. late of Boustead Co. Ltd. CECILIA LAZAROO pasaed away on 7-9-60. Cortege leaves 27. Tan Sim Boh Road at 4.30 p.m. on 8-0-60 for St. Jovph> Church (Portuguese Mission) and thence to Bldadari.
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    21 16 MR. AND MRS SELLAOURAI tbank (r. nd». relatives for their attendance. felicitations, (ids and assistance on thtir marriage and tea-party:
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    27 16 KIRAMATHVPATHY: In living testimony to a rood Father Glorified ■/•/M "For grace and mercy la to bis Mints, ami be bas care for bis elect."
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    57 16 TWO GRANDNIECES of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, Tengku Kathijab. 18 (right), and Tenßku Rokiah. 17, left Kuala Lumpur by air yesterday for higher studies in Britain. They are the daughters of Tengku Ahmad Tajuddin Haji, nephew of the Tengku. Tengku Kathijah will
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    44 16 ST. ANNES (England*, Wed. An engineer, working on the new British 1,000 m.p.h. Lightning jet fighter project, is missing from his home. The _ian. Richard Arthur Eterington. left his home on Friday morning. He has not been seen since. U.P.I.
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    30 16 THE HAGUE. Wed.—Minister of Home Affairs. Dr. Edzo H. Toxopeus. will leave for a month's visit to Dutch New Guinea on Oct. 1, it was learned today.— U.P.l.
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    235 16 ROBBERY CASE MAN: I WAS MAKING LOVE SINGAPORE, Wed. A MAX accused of robbing a young woman told the Assizes today that he was only trying to make love to her. He was acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice Ambrose. Ow Ltan Haw 'was alleged to have robbed Wu Sal
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    283 16 LONDON, Wed—Buyers again adopted a cautious attitude In London stock market today, but the general appeaiance of prices was better than yesterday. Renewed talk of a possible cut in the British bank rate helped sentiment to some extent and Kilt-edged Improved In response to a small investment demand.
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    30 16 MONTEVIDEO, Wed. All 30 people aboard an Argentine airliner were feared killed when it crashed near the Argentine border today after exploding in mid-air.—Reu-ter.
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