The Straits Times, 21 September 1960

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000\ ff J The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, SETTEMBER 21, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    ANTI-K SCENES
    559 1 DEMONSTRATORS CLUBBED BY POLICE 'Let them shout' says Russian Premier 'Red rat' banners in the streets NEW YORK, Tuesday ■JWO demonstrators were heavily clubbed by police, and one was knocked unconscious, as hatred for Mr. Khrushchev flared in renewed scenes near the Soviet headquarters where the Premier stayed
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    Lock icon Rebels get set to seize Vientiane
    218 1 REVOLUTIONARY forces in Laos commanded by 1V pro-American Gen. Phoumi Nosavan today prepared to lay siege to Vientiane, the capital of Laos. Oen. Phouml. who rebelled against the government of the Prime Minister. Prince Souvanna Phouma. early this month after charging that Prince Souvanna
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    Malaya's new King will be named today
    194 1 Malaya's new King will be named today SECRET BALLOT AT -ISTANA NEGARA- KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Rulers from all states will meet in the Istana Negara here tomorrow to choose, by secret ballot, Malaya's third Yang di-Pertuan Agong. in a separate election Immediately after, they will select the Timbalan Yang di-Pertuan
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    Navy men to discuss sacking
    97 1 Navy men to discuss sacking SINGAPORE, Tues. The Naval Base Labour Union will hold a mass meeting of its members on Thursday at 5 p.m. at West Hill Road, Sembawang. to protest against the action of the Admiralty "in dismissing an employee without observation of the proper procedure In the
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    Lock icon ALL GOES WELL IN ROUND 1 OF NEHRU-AYUB TALKS
    119 1 ALL GOES WELL IN ROUND 1 OF NEHRU-AYUB TALKS [KARACHI, Tues.—The first round of talks between President Ayub Khan of Pakistan and Mr. Nehru of India began today. It lasted 90 minutes. Later Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Mr. Manzur Qadir. who attended, said: "It was a very friendly meeting. The talks
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    Lock icon Tax cut pledge
    37 1 THE HAGUE, Tues. The Dutch Finance Minister, Professor Jelle Zijlstra, submitted a Budget today promising cuts in income tax on July 1, 1961, provided there was not a deterioration In the world economic situation.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Tito arrives
    25 1 NEW YORK. Tues.—President Tito of Yugoslavia arrived In New York city this morning to attend the General Assembly session of the United Nations.—Reuter.
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    Premier Lee gives his autograph on cloth
    466 1 From R. CHANDRAN Kuching. Tu*«. SINGAPORE'S Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, took a few minutes off his official programme today to fulfill the wish of a farm girl, Chua Solan, 19. This happened when Mr. Lee toured the agricultural extension training centre at
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    MASSACRE IN CONGO: DAG PROTEST TO TSHOMBE
    365 1 MASSACRE IN CONGO: DAG PROTEST TO TSHOMBE LEOPOLDVILLE, Tuesday. A MASSACRE described as "the most brutal" since Congo's independence has taken place in the breakaway province of Katanga, United Nations sources said today. Gendarmes of Mr. Moise Tshombe's Government, who have Belgian officers in their ranks, are said to have
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    Lock icon Lord Reading dies while on holiday
    48 1 RHODES (Greece). Tues. The Marquess of Reading, former Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, died in Rhodes hospital last night following a heart attack. He was 71. He was on holiday here with the .Marchioness at the time of his death.— Reuter.
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    The people at the top...
    79 1 The people at the top... AS a Straits Times reader you are in good company. A recent independent poll of Singapore readers showed 20 per cent of Straits Times household heads were professional, technical and executive men and women. PEOPLE in these occupational groups are only 6 per cent of
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    It's the newspaper that gets home STOP PRESS
    29 1 It's the newspaper that gets home STOP PRESS NIK VISITS CASTRO >EW YORK Tur- -Mr KhriMubev tod t > l»r Kidci Castro iv U lea Hotel— Rrntrr> tin* pagr. and
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    Lock icon 67 feared dead in coal mine
    64 2 67 feared dead in coal mine j TOKYO. Tues. Sixtyseven coal miners were hopelessly trapped today in a flooded mine in southern island of Kyushu when a gas explosion hi a coal pit sank the ground, leading to the flooding of the mine. The police feared all the 67 are
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    Lock icon Loan for jets
    31 2 WASHINGTON. Tues—The Export-Import Bank today announced It would lend ud to US$l6 million to South Africa to assist South African Airways to buy three Boeing 707 Jet aircraft.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Time for peace
    30 2 COLOGNE, Tues Lord Attlee, former British Prime Minister, said here that the world had little time, perhaps only ten years, to find a "path of peace." Reuter.
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    Lock icon Hotel row, so Castro goes to Harlem
    375 2 Hotel row, so Castro goes to Harlem HE ARRIVES IN BATTLEDRESS: IS ASKED FOR A $10,000 DEPOSIT NEW YORK, Tuesday. THE Cuban Premier, Dr. Fidel Castro, solved his New York housing problem early today by moving to a Harlem hotel after a fantastic evening which began when he swept angrily
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    Lock icon Minister sued for $3.5 mil. damages
    106 2 CAPETOWN, Tues.— A total of 204 summonses claiming. more than V 400.000 ($3,500,--000) in damages arising > from the Sharpeville masi sacre on March 21 when 69 Africans were killed and 180 were wounded, have been served on the Minister of Justice. Mr. Francois
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    Lock icon An ex-Nazi tells of 3,000 who vanished one night
    194 2 An ex-Nazi tells of 3,000 who vanished one night HUSSELDORF. Tues. Three former Nazi storm-troopers went on trial yesterday on charges of atrocities at the infamous OranlenburgSachsenhausen concentration camp, during trt war. I One of them. August Hoehn. testified that 3.000 concentration camp Inmates were taken from their barracks one
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    QUEEN RENEWS NEW GUINEA PLEDGES
    276 2 QUEEN RENEWS NEW GUINEA PLEDGES THE HAGUE, Tuesday. THE Dutch Government will continue to "pursue vigorously the achievement of its objectives in Netherlands New Guinea," Queen Juliana said in her speech from the Throne today at the oDening of parliament. K 6 f n j u iiana said the -objectives
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    Lock icon Changes for Uganda
    51 2 KAMPALA. (Uganda). Tues.— Mr. lain Macleod British Colonial Secretary, yesterday opened Ugandas £703 000 pailament building. Changes planned for next year will give the legislature Its first elected majority, and preparations are under way for the first elections with all races voting equally on a common roll.
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      383 2 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA (41.7 Metre*) Medium Wave 476 mrtrn A.M. 6.00 Time Signal, NeguraShort Wave: 62 metre* Ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning from 9.t»— lO.Ot p.m. Melodies; 6.50 Keep Fit With Teik A.M. 6.30 Oood Mornlnc; 6 33 Lee; 7.Oo Sing It Again: 7 30 Iimf Morning Prelude; 7.00
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    Lock icon Dag's 70-0 triumph
    1259 3 RUSSIANS BACK DOWN: U.N. BARS 'FOREIGN MEDDLING' IN CONGO NEW YORK, Tuesday KAMIL: MALAYA FULLY BACKS OPERATION OF CONGO FORCE AN AFRO-ASIAN resolution barring foreign intervention in the Congo outside the U.N. operation was overwhelmingly adopted (70 to nil, with 1 1 abstentions) by the U.N. General
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    Lock icon Missile tests route to moon
    290 3 Missile tests route to moon LOS ANGELES, Tues The U.S. Navy shot a 62-ft sounding rocket 1,200 miles into space yesterday and recovered an instrument packet from it to help chart a route for man through the deadly radiation belts. The destroyer. USS Rowan. j recovered the 83-lb capsule I
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      250 3 Free Gift Sale for one month STARTS TODAY! Specialists in coffee powder, Lam Yeo open their new shop today at 328 Balestier Road, Singapore* (left side of the Hoover Theatre) All customers will receive FREE vrith a every purchase of one kati of coffee powder, a 14 oz. tin of
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    TUC warns employers
    578 4 SINGAPORE. TuM. GENERAL TRADE UNION SUPPORT MAY BE ORGANISED AGAINST STRIKE-BREAKING FIRM THE Singapore Trades Union Congress today warned all employers "to refrain from any strike-breaking activity." "Such activity can only be considered as provocation and may lead to a general deterioration in industrial relations," said a
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    AIRPORT SEND-OFF FOR INCHE YUSOF
    279 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. rrHE Yang di-Pertuan A Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, will be given a ceremonial sendoff at Singapore Airport, when he leaves with his wife, Che Noor Aisha, tomorrow morning for a flveday state visit to Brunei. The Head of State Is visiting Brunei
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    Farmer, wife helped to nab robbers
    178 4 OINGAPORE, Tims. A O 61-year-old fanner and his elderly wife (above) wen amonr four members of the public who were to- day presented with Letters of Appreciation at the Paya Lebar police station for assisting in the arrest of an armed robber. The presentation
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    326 4 ri>HE following is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore:— ARRIVALS BO AC: From Hong Kong (8A961) 1.30 pjn.; from London, Dusseldorf, Beirut, Bahrein, Bombay, Colombo. Kuala Lumpur (BA 712) 6.20 p.m.: from Melbourne. Sydney, Darwin (BA711) 8.45 pm.; from
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      140 4 IT'S ONE WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT < TODD-AO NEVER MUSIC LIKE THIS! NEVER A LOVE-STORY LIKE THIS! NEVER A 80LDWYM PICTURE LIKE THIS! You'n go) lo see il In the magnificence of TODD-AO f V OBTkl\ GOLDWYN^tfit!m/^^ ■5 JIWET WTIEI 08IITIT SARBIIBCE SUMY 9WIU KMI MIUT I" Calar ky Tachwtealat COMINr CATHAY
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      275 4 Straits Times Crossword ACEOSS 6. From a feather on* m*y r»1. An ouUUndlng p«rt of York- cognise the bird (5). •hlr* (11, 4). 7. Rmmbllng. formerly flowing 8 Diana upset nymph (6). (9). 9. Treatise written after study 10. He cuts the coat according forms a bond to ihe woo!
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      102 4 j Singapore diary... ROYAL SINGAPORE FLY- CIETY: Talk on "The Role of ING CLITB: "At Home" to all the Steel Industry in Industrialvisitors for flight* and Inspec- lsation" by UJ». expert Mr. P. L. tlon. Paya Lebar Airport, 9 ajn. Schereschewsky at University of to p m- Malaya's new lecture
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    Lock icon Murad saw decay of Ottoman Empire
    1277 5 Murad saw decay of Ottoman Empire GRAFT REIGNED WHEN FAIR VENETIAN ENSLAVED SULTAN Janissary rebellion left trail of blood and fire FOR three days in the year 1589 the great Turkish capital of Istanbul was a scene of fire and terror scarcely paralleled in the city's eventful history. In his
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    33 6 I* Word* tit (Minimum) MR. AW. MARKAR thaaks all friends of hi* late son VA. Markar for their kind thoughts, wreath*, •Ktancr and attendance at his fvoeral at Muslim Cemetery oo i*-»-60.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 6 it Word* tit (aHmJmmm) IN IVIR LOVINO memory of Madam Leone Wah Lan who paased away on 21st. September 1882. Inserted by bar husband.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    283 6 in Word* tit (Minimum) KATHLEEN McCORMACK Mot* at The Cockpit SUV LISBVt Full Cream Evaporated Milk today. Cash rebate on each parchaae of 3 tlm. September 28 Octohrr AtCON 'a!. lets for effective and rapid treatment of stomach disorders Manufactured by Allied Laboratories Ltd.. London. TNE SILVER ORILL enjoy
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  • The Straits Times. Wednesday, September 21,1960
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      An Extreme Proposal
      619 6 Penang's State Alliance Council is considering a proposal to dissolve the City Council for standing aside from the national celebrations which marked the end of the Emergency. As a first step, it has appointed a delegation to consult Alliance national headquarters in Kuala Lumpur on the legal
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      Cold Friends
      358 6 A significant if scarcely exciting sidelight on RussoChinese relations emerges from an analysis of the attention given to Russian affairs in China's leading newspaper, the Peking People's Daily, and in the services of the official New China News Agency. There has been a notable change in emphasis in
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      Turning Point
      233 6 Yesterday's triumph of the Afro-Asian resolution on the Congo in the General Assembly, as well as saving the U.N. from a well-nigh impossible situation, was a significant event in the history of the Afro-Asian countries themselves. On no other major issue has the group's initiative won such support
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    THE MISSING INGREDIENT IN MALAYA'S DEVELOPMENT DRIVE
    1534 6  - THE MISSING INGREDIENT IN MALAYA'S DEVELOPMENT DRIVE WILFRED PLUMBE by Librarian. University of Malaya at Kuala Lumpur IN MALAYA, as in all c o v n tries where progress is rapid, there is a strong demand for moro and more education. There is a new and remarkable concentration on rural
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      Library hours
      138 6 DAFFLES LIBRARY hu been greatly Improved, and now non-English educated readers are catered lor as well. However, the opening hours (8 a.m. to 8 pan.) are still unchanged and unsatisfactory. A national library Is one which serves primarily the adult working section of the population and not merely
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      Cuepacs and the civil service
      456 6 THE CHANGES THAT HAVE COME WITH THE POST-MERDEKA PERIOD TN the article which appear--1 ed In the Straits Times of Sept 10 under the heading "Review of the Entire Civil Service Set-up— Cuepacs,' it would appear that stress was laid where It ought not to
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    ASSEMBLY TO DEAL WITH SIX BILLS
    161 7 ASSEMBLY TO DEAL WITH SIX BILLS SINGAPORE, TAWS. The Legislative Astiembly, which sits tomorrow in the absenoe of the Prime Minister, M*. Lee Kuan Yew. will deal with mainly routine business, with the exception of a motion by Mr. Ong Eng Guan. former Minister for National Development. Mr. Lee is
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    New strike threat to House of Tans
    96 7 New strike threat to House of Tans SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union is threatening to call another strike of its members employed at "The House of Tang" curio shop in Orchard Road. This follows a deadlock in negotiations between the union and the management mainly on
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    Byrne calls talks
    70 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.—The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, is Inviting officials tot the Bhell. Standard-Vacuum and Caltex oil companies and two oil unions to a meeting next week to discuss the terms and conditions for holding a secret ballot among the firms' employees to
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    Trade team is due today
    59 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A nine-man Indonesian factfinding trade team will arrive by air from Jakarta tomorrow for talks with officials of the Department of Commerce and Industry here. The team will be led by Mr. Achmad Ponsen, deputy director of the Trade Department of the Foreign
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    An observer
    49 7 SINGAPORE, Tues—Mr. S. Jaya Kumar, chairman of the students council of the University of Malaya in Singapore and managing editor of the Malayan Undergrad. has been selected to represent the students' union as an observer at the sixth congress of the International Union of Students In Bagdad.
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    Union meeting
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The biennial conference of the All-Malayan Mining Industry Staff Union will be held at the Hotel Majestic, here at 10 a.m. on Sunday.
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    $3.4 million claim from Govt.
    533 7 OWNERS OF ACQUIRED LAND DISPUTE COLLECTOR'S AWARD OF $1.3 MILLION KUALA LUMPUR Tuesday A MULTI-MILLION dollar legal tussle over a 263-acre piece of land acquired by the Government for the diplomatic enclave in Kenny Hill began in the High Court today between Semantan Estate Limited,
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    Missing: She may have lost -memory
    94 7 Missing: She may have lost -memory- KUALA LUMPUR, Tnes. A Government servant here, Mr. Michael Pboon, fears that his wife, missLog for the past two weeks, may be suffering from loss of memory. His wife. Khoo Pak Kiat. an outdoor sales girl, left her Kampong Bahru home on Sept. 8
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    Selkirk flies to Australia
    54 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Lord Selkirk, the United Kingdom Commissioner In Singapore and Commissioner General for South-East Asia, left here by BOAC tonight for Sydney for a two-week tour of Australia. He was accompanied by Lady Selkirk and his personal secretary, Mr. E. Vines. They are expected to be
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    $750 lottery fine
    33 7 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Tee Hock Sing, a ooff«e-shop proprietor, was fined $750 In a magistrate's court here today after he had been found guilty of assisting in carrying on a character lottery.
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    A lawyer weds
    44 7 SINGAPORE lawyer. Mr. Geoffrey Abisheganaden. and Miss Anna Wen after their wedding recently. The bridegroom U the third son of the Rev. and Mrs. A. Abisheganaden. and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wen Po-Chlanx.— Straits Times pietare.
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    'I married a mute' man cleared of bigamy
    218 7 'I married a mute' man cleared of bigamy SINGAPORE, Tues. A Naafl employee told a court here today that he married a deaf mute, according to Chinese custom In October, 1954 without any prior knowledge of her infirmity. Teo Soon Hoe, of Jalan Kastarl, said that when he realised after
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    Indian union chief here
    56 7 KUALA LUMPUR Tues.— The president of the Neelamalal Plantation Workers' Union of India, Mr. P. L. Peru_ mal has arrived here for a month's study of the National Union of Plantation Workers. He will tour Malaya with the NUFW president. Mr. 8. IP. 8. Nathan, to
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    SHERWOODS RECALL THE BATTLE OF ALMA (1854)
    99 7 SINGAPORE Tues. The 1864 Battle of Alma was commemorated tonight at Selarang barracks by the Ist Bn the Sherwood Foresters. Present at the ceremony were Lord Belklrk. the United Kingdom CommissionerGeneral for South-east Asia, who took the salute, the regiment's Command Ing Officer,
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    TWO GOLD SMUGGLING SEAMEN ARE CAUGHT AND FINED
    131 7 TWO GOLD SMUGGLING SEAMEN ARE CAUGHT AND FINED SINGAPORE. Tues. Two seamen, who arrived from Hong Kong last night, were found with gold on their body. In the First Criminal District Court today, Man Fook, 50, was fined $5,000 He had six gold bars, weighing 30 tahils and worth $4,560.
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    Rotary district conference
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Rotary delegates representing Malaya, Singapore. British Borneo, Thailand and South Vietnam will assemble here In November to attend the 25th annual district conference. The meeting will be held at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall from Nor. 24 to 27.
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    A facelift
    25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. One Fathom Bank Lighthouse, In the Straits of Malacca, which has served ships for 86 years, is to be renovated.
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    Ship crash: Negligence is denied
    271 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday pAPTAIN Thomas Joseph Lloyd, of the Singapore Pilot Association, denied in the High Court today that he was negligent when the 4.000-ton Mandama collided with the wharf as he was piloting her into the Empire Dock on June 12, 1957. Capt. Lloyd was
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    LANGUAGE ISSUE: DON'T BE MISLED, SAYS ALBAR
    377 7 LANGUAGE ISSUE: DON'T BE MISLED, SAYS ALBAR 'Subversive elements are trying to foil the creation of a united nation" KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Assistant Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Syed Ja'afar Albar, today warned Malayan youths against subversive elements using language and cultural Issues to create disorder in this country. He
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    New Japanese envoy named
    47 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Mr. Wat am Okuma. 52. counsellor at the Japanese Minis, try of Foreign Affairs' Sec. retariat in Tokyo, has been appointed Japanese Ambassador to the Federation. He succeeds Mr. Kaoru Ha. yashl who has been assigned to Mexico es ambassador.
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    RUBBER THEFTS ON THE INCREASE
    200 8 RUBBER THEFTS ON THE INCREASE KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.—R v b be r thefts are Increasing with 151 cases during the first eight months of this year. During the same period last year there were 37 fewer cases. The vice-chairman of the Selangor Planters' Association, Mr. D. Duncan Kidd. announced this
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    Probe member
    27 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The appointment of Mr. Foo Hee Llm as a member of the commission of inquiry on government annually recurrent expenditure was gazetted today.
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    Austria to buy rubber from Malaya
    162 8 J^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Austria hopes to buy rubber direct from Malaya instead of going through the London Rubber Exchange. This was stated today by one of two Austrian delegates who arrived for the 15th International Rubber Study Oroup meeting being held here. Mr. Carl
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    New 'war' on samsu racket nets $11,000
    169 8 New 'war' on samsu racket nets $11,000 SINGAPORE. Tues. Customs revenue has risen by over $11,000 following a successful two-week! campaign against the Illicit samsu racket. During the operation, which ended early today, 130 raids were carried out 120 people were arrested and 110 gallons of the liquor seized. Those
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    Complaints by wives...
    45 8 IPOH. Tues.— The People* Progressive Party has asked the police to investigate allegations of gambling at pintables in the town. This follows complaints by wives that their husband> were gambling at the pintables, the party's secretary general. Mr. D.R. Seenivasagam. said today.
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    Husband Sprinted dud notes'
    498 8 STATEMENT IS MADE BY WOMAN FROM IPOH AT HEARING OF CASE AGAINST ANOTHER WOMAN SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A 49-year-old woman from Ipoh, Kwok Yoke Wah, said at a preliminary inquiry today that her husband had printed counterfeit Malayan currency notes. She was testifying against another woman, Teo
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    Lock icon Gold medal for the most gallant child Malaya
    195 8 Gold medal for the most gallant child Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T*HE TIMBALAN Yang di-Pertuan Agong wiU present a gold medal "Pingat Hang Tuah" named after the legendary Malay hero, to the "Most Gallant Child of the Year" at the Merdeka Stadium on Universal Children's Day on Oct. 22. Any
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    Syed Nasir is off to Brunei
    92 8 Syed Nasir is off to Brunei KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Director of the Language and Literature Agency here. Syed Na.ir bin Ismail, left tonight for Brunei where he will make recommendations for the establishment o.' a similar agency there. It Is understood that Malaya may also send one or two
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    Photos are now accepted
    58 8 t/UANTAN, Tues.— The State Registration Officer, Mr. "■Paul Narayanan, said today that 11,000 of 15.000 pictures earlier rejected could now be used for affixing to the new Identity cards. Mr. Narayanan made a special trip from his headquarters in Kuala Lipls, to meet representatives of local
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    Police avert gang clash
    63 8 SEREMBAN. Tues.— Prompt action by police last night prevented a secret society clash near two cinema halls here. Ten men, believed to be secret society members, had assembled in a dark lane here at 9.30 p_m. when a party of plalnclothes policemen chased them through JaJan
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    Six months for forged licence
    51 8 SINGAPORE, Tues.— A man who used as his own a driving licence belonging to someone else, was Jailed for six months at a magistrate's court here today. Ting Pol Hwa pleaded guilty to converting a driving licence belonging to Foo Twee Keng for his own
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    New Johore stamps
    46 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. New stamps bearing the portraits of the Bultan of Johore. Sir Ismail, will be on sale at all post offices and agencies In Johore on Oct. 7. They will replace those with the portraits of the late Sultan. Sir Ibrahim.
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    333 babies
    15 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A total of 333 children were born here last month.
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    AMBASSADOR'S DAUGHTER TO WED A POLICEMAN
    56 8 ROSS Helene Lee Snat Keow. only daughter of the Malayan Ambassador to Japan. Dr. Lee Tiang Keng, and Mrs. Lee, whose engagement to Asst. Supt. Charles Cng of the Kuala Lumpur Police, is announced today. Miss Lee Is a travel consultant with the travel
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    Councillor falls dead just before meeting
    127 8 Councillor falls dead just before meeting rUALA KANGSAR. Tues. Inche Mohamed Noordin bin Haji Baharuddin, 60, an Alliance member of the Kuala Kangsar Town Council, collapsed and died here this morning a few minutes before the council was due to meet. He collapsed in the office of the District Officer
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    Co-op chairman
    20 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Inche Abdul Aziz bin Abdul Rani has been elected chairman of the Co-operative Central Bank.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    33 10 SINGAPORE. Sept. 30. RUBBER: 106 cents per lb. (up five-eighths of a cent). 5 p.m. close: 106 cents (barely steady). TIN: 5399.87J per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 275 tons (unchanged).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    135 10 MELBOURNE. Tues. INVESTMENT shares malntaln--1 ed a steady trend here today. Humes gained lv :o 84s. Queensland Press eased 2s. 3d. to 50s. 3d.. Herald Is. to jls. 6a. and National Consol Is. to 345. 6d Base metals and the oils hftld a steady trend. Mt. Isa eased
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    147 10 CINGAPORE Chinese Produce *■> Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday weie: Copra: quiet; UK/Contlnem Sept. Oct. shipments $30 buyers $30' i sellers. Coconut oil: quietbulk $42.50 sellers, drum $45 SO sellers. Pepper: qulec; no business was reported done. Muniok white $267.50. Sarawak $267.50 special Sarawak black $175 and
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    BRITAIN IS NO. 1 IN RUBBER SHIPMENTS: BIG SOVIET DROP
    856 10 BRITAIN IS NO. 1 IN RUBBER SHIPMENTS: BIG SOVIET DROP By Our Market Correspondent RUSSIA, Malaya's best customer for rubber in the first eight months of 1959, dropped to No. 8 in the first eight months of this year, according to figures issued by the Chief Statistician in Singapore. Britain
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    RUBBER PRICES
    211 10 OCTOBER a I grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 106 cents per lb., up five-eighths of a cent on Monday's close. The tone was quiet. B.C.C.R.A. CLOSING PRICES in cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Bpot f.o.b. buyers 105^. sellers 106 (N); In:.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    137 10 ALL Malayan Exchange Banks' Association rates were again unchanged yesterday as follows (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 33 1 16. O.D. 33 3 16. 90 d/St 33 7/16 credit bills. 33 9 16 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32... O.D. 321,. so d
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: Sept. 20 Sept. 19 Industrials: 132.27 132.18 Tins: 204.49 2M.28 Rubbers: 249.68 248.52 Jan. I 1958=1*0.
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    85 10 OHIPS l>in alonrtlde the Singapore Harbour wharm or expected today: Asia 1/2, Rajula 4/5, Dimitrov 6A. Idomeneus 6/7. Straai Mozambique 8/9, Rlsshun Mara No. 3 10/11 Straat Clarence 13/14, Raveusteln 15/16. City of Newcastle 18 SlUnsei Mara No. 2 19, Serdaw N. Wall 1. Selangor N. Wail 3.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    671 10 CINGAPOHE members of the Malayan Stock Exchange reported ihe following business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday, (bargains are given before prices unle&s only one wa« written). Industrial!: Fed Dispensary $1.50; Fraser and Neave ords $1.96 and $3 cd cb OL, $3.04 and $2.03; Henry Waugh $1.42;
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      329 10 EVERETT ORIENT LINE ■i m V...I ttMi: s r 0 s>jm ro "OOIPHfVtIIETT" m Del JK Bstt iii/istt.- swis"s\si"bi? JOHNSON LINE vmitra'itxwr nttt AMERICAN MAO. LINE m its Atr«it. Sm Frnciua rwilsM. Stattlc Ikmi Vawtnti tor IrMrtwai.t r. Ceitril S«t» uSriti) cmc,.r> S m.,t S>w Tnt (2mlCiii) v act w
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      641 10 TENDERS PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE SAL/ OF PERFORATED STEEL PLANKING SHEETS TENDERS will be received at the office of the Director of Public Works. Federation ot Malaya, Maxwell Road, Kuala Lumpur, up to 12 noon on the 3rd. October, i960, for the purchase of:— 3 lots of Perforated Steel
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      271 10 NOTICES P.W.D. NOTICE THE public are hereby notified that the Public Level Crossing at Railway Telegraph Post No. 17/18 on Crunnkat Road at 19'/j mile post. Province Wfllesley South will be closed for repairs on 28 9.60 between the hours of 6.00 p.m. and 6.00 a.m. the following morning. Road
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      715 11 NOTICES j LINGUI TIN, LIMITED Incorporated In the State of Singapore). DividVnd No. 58. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the 38th Ordinary General Meeting of the Company which j will be held in tne Board Room of Sime Darby (Singapore) Ltd., at Crosby House, No. 71, Robinson I Road,
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      944 11 NOTICES HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956 Regulation 12 (I) (a)— Application for a Certificate of Registration. NOTICE is hereby given that CATHAY HOTELS LIMITED. OF CATHAY BUILDING. Singapore 9 is applying tv -he Hotels LicensI ing Board, Singapore for a Certi- flcaie of Registration In respect of premises known as CATHAY
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      831 11 U ontlnu*d from Page SITUATIONS VACANT 2t Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St ett axtra WANTED several waitresses work- Ing hours 7 p.m. to midnight. Apply i- rsonally 107 Marine Parade Resthouse. tiinicapore-ID. YOUNG CIVIL ENGINEER or Engineering Assistant required, experience preferred but not necessary. Apply P.O. Box 26 Kuala Lumpur.
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      961 11 SITUATIONS VACANT IV Wordt Si (Min.)— Box St CIS rxire WANTED TEACHER of English wltb knowledge of Chinese or Malay. Applicants must send dstxied rrsults of School certificate to No. 130 Woodlands Road. Singapore 23. WEI FEN Secretarial. Translation and Commercial Servjce write 'translate everything in many languages, buy/s«ll anywhere,
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      1092 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT St Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St ett. axtra FURNISHED BUNGALOW 31 mile elty. Modern Sanitation, Fans. Cooker, Beaters. Telephone, Refrigerator. Suitable Business Executive. District 12 Dial Singapore *****. BUNGALOW: 3 bedroom with 1 bathroom (partly furnished), garage and small garden, rent $350.- per month at 14 -F Somrnervllle
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      990 11 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tt Wardt tS (Min.)— Box St ett axtra WELL ESTABLISHED CAFE and Restaurant with very good cllentel and position for sale as going concern. Box ASI42 S.T. Spore. "TAKIRON" Plastic Corrusated/Fiat Sheets, Doors and Showroom Windows. DISTRIBUTORS REQUIRED:— Fsnang; Ipoh: Kuala Lumpur; ■leftere Bshru; Ksta Bahru. Malsssa; Kusntan
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      1076 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE 2t Wordt Si (Min.)— Box St ett axtra 1859 ROVER S litre in Immaculate condition. With automatic transmission and other extras No dealers Phone spore tarn ORCHARD MOTORS Ussd Csr D«et WE ssll the ksst. the ethers ssll me rest: 19«O Vauxhall Vsles 85.750 «5S Vsuihali Creua
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      762 11 FOR SALE If Wordt Si (Min.)— Box ill cl rilra CCC JUNK STORE 137 VVtnMrdt Drive m.-sr Nrwtoni Ttlrphon* SBBM/ ***** oßtrs tor sale:— 2oo Pot Plants SI upwards. 600 plrcts U> 10" S3/upwarda. JOOO Books 30 rts upwards. 100 plrces KMK Woollrn Carprts *liupwards. 1000 78 rpm Rrcords lite
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      Here are more pen friends
      615 12 Tony Ng, aged 17; 25-P. Perak Road, Singapore 8; parties, picnics, dancing, correspondence. Nelson Lim. aged 14; 25-P. Perak Road. Singapore 8; parties, picnics, dancing, correspondence. Hamiah bin Hussein, c/o Queen Streei P.O. Singapore 7; badminton, table-tennis, basketball, cycling, reading, singing, radio-listening^ member Wise Owls
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      Pat s disappearance has been discovered!
      1152 12 Pat s disappearance has been discovered! fHE scouts who are taking a holiday exploring the jungle, discover some clues which lead them to a cave where two gangsters have kidnapped Mr. Sing, While one goes off to the nearest village to post demand notes, the boys manage to catch his
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      Write to some pals from overseas
      386 12 Darla McLaughlin, (girl) aged 14; P.O. Box 78, Clinton. Pennsylvania, U-S.A. Patricia Arlene Carroll, aged 15: Rt. 1. Pierce, Colorado. U.S.A.; basket-ball, reading. Joan Green, uged lo; Apohaqul. King's Country, New Brunswick. Canada. Elisabeth MtCarroll. aged 15; Rt. 1, Rockford, Tennessee, U.S.A.; basket-ball, horse-back
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      76 12 Rexona brings you J "i V If §P B^ rV \^y A *'^i Ail women want a lovely, youthful skin and all men admire one! Keep your skin young and supple and beautiful keep it that way with Rexona Soap. Rexona is the delightfully perfumed, gentle green soap Hi specially
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      410 12 HELP FLIPPER FIND THE WAY Name Address Age *Sex* Hello Boys and Girls; Then colour the picture with This week I hove some- cith «r crayons or points ond thing to soy to Itty John of s nd y° ur e tnes t° A nti Batu Pohat. lorn terribly sorry
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      184 12 MODEL RAILWAYS PLUS 6if Tri-ang \^B^mV 1 M --< r 00 and TT gauge. Every conceivable accessory for the enthusiast See them on display at NAHAR CO.. 1 1 3. North Bridge Road, Singopore. LEWA GRAMOPHONr CO., 83, High Slroot, Kuala Lumpur. PARAMOUNT HOUSE, 137, Brewster Road, tpoh. TONG AIK
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    Gold Catch in fine workout
    240 13 BRILLIANT LIGHT SHINES IN SMART GALLOP OVER 3f IPOH, Tues. Gold Catch, a winner at Bukit Timah over 6f. and Brilliant Light showed up in smart gallops this morning. The track was in fine condition In spite of recent rainy weather Gold Catch strode out
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    No test yet for unbeaten Chinese
    153 13 No test yet for unbeaten Chinese SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore Chinese, this year's M.C.F.A. Cup champions, have yet to meet a team to test them in the S.A.F.A. Premier league. Playing their third game In the league at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Chinese were not troubled to beat Royal Navy 6-2
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    Exhibition tennis
    47 13 OINGAPORE. Tues. Tan X LiepTjiauw, former holder of the Malayan singles title, and three other top-ranking Indonesian tennis players will play exhibition matches on the Singapore padang on Sept 27. The other members of th# Indonesian team are Ketje Sudarsono. Oel Kong Loon and Sugiarto.
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    Malayan cagers aim for SEAP 'gold'
    218 13  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By Kuala Lumpur, Tues THE Malayan basketball team, bronze medallists in the South-East Asia Peninsular Games at Bangkok last year, are determined to win the gold medal at the next SEAP Games at Rangoon. The Federation of Malaya Amateur Basketball Association has
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    33 13 MELBOURNE. Tues.—Thr Davis Cup Inter-zone final between the European zone champions and' the winner* of the Eastern and American zone clash, will be played at Perth, from Dec. 0 to 11Reuter.
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    70 13 LOS ANGELES. Tues. Thret upsets marked the opening of men's singles play to. day in the 34th annual Pacific Southwest International tennis tournament Two of the victims wer* high ranking Australian players. Bob Hewitt fell to James Buck 3-6. 6-3. 12-10. while Marty Mulligan lost to Fred
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    'WOOD' RULE: A NEW BAM MOVE
    304 13  -  FRANCIS BOEY: By Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday f THE Badminton Association of Malaya has not yet x given up its campaign to have the woodshot rule abolished. It will ask Indonesia, holders of the Thomas Cup, to propose its abolition at the International Badminton Federation's
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    3-IN-A-ROW FOR S'GOR RANGERS
    113 13 3-IN-A-ROW FOR S'GOR RANGERS KUALA LIMPIR. Tue«. Selangor Rangers today won the FA. of Selangor Div. 1 league title for the third year running and became the first team to do so in post-war years. They wound up their league programme with an 8-0 victory over T.P.C.A. at Princes Road
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    Oando aims for job as coach or manager in England
    385 13  - Oando aims for job as coach or manager in England SAUL JOSHUA By SINGAPORE. Tues. To be manager or coach of a first class English professional team— that's the ambition of Major Tom Dando, manager of the Army team, who left with his wife and daughter for England today on
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    SPORTS SUMMARY & CABLE BRIEFS
    247 13 SPORTS SUMMARY CABLE BRIEFS SOCCER PENANG JLNIOR X.0.: United Muslims 5 (Ismail Zalnuddln 6) Telecoms 3 (Ganesan 2. TankaraJ): Police walkover from Australian Hostel. IPOH LEAGUE: Dlv. 1 Cut Anclian* 0 Klnta Indiana 0. VOON CUP apoh>: Trotters walkover from Cheng Wah. MOREIBA SHIELD (Ipoh) ACS 2 (Jacpnl. Raniit) Sekolah
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    'Fighting Saints' to SABA's rescue
    186 13  - 'Fighting Saints' to SABA's rescue LIM KEE CHAN By SINGAPORE, Tues. The "Fighting Saints" of St. Andrew's School—49 of them— have come to the rescue of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association. Five months ago, the S.A.B.A. had to postpone the 1960 Youth championships because of insufficient entries. But following the
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    Netball champs
    21 13 KLUANO. Tues.—Sri Merslng won the inter-girls' schools netball championship which ended here yesterday Runners-up were Segamat Secondary English School
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      168 13 SOCCER SPORfc BUSINESS HOISI S: Senior Cup »-fin*l S"pore O1bs» v Everendy (River Valley Rd); Junior Cup »-finaL» Shell v Malayan Airways (Farrer Pk). Sime Darby v STC (Fairer Pk) t, F 1£ 1 cx P! s r Club v R*n«er» II (Princes Rd. KL) VOON CUP: Town Council v
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    BIG MALAYA RUBBER LEAP
    927 14 Output to show sharp rise from next year, conference told KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday RUBBER experts the world over have been told that Malaya's annual rubber production will be "more pronounced" from next year and to an even greater extent from 1963. A memorandum from the Federation
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    DEATH
    34 14 FAVACHO: Him Hortnda Kavacho. ag«l S9 yfn. Kunrral lravri No. 316 River Valley Road at 4.40 p.m. to-day for Cathedral of Th» Oood Shephrrd pm. thrnrr to Bldadari Cemetrry. Bangkok paper* pleam copy.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    22 14 MRS. P. WHITMAN thanks all rrlati\» 4c frlrndi who *rnt wnatha. alatanec at th« funtral of her late husband Ell Whltham.
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    WOMAN DIES DURING MERCY FLIGHT
    107 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A mercy plane which flew to a remote kampong In the Pahang jungle tonight failed to save the life of a critically ill woman who had Just given birth. The woman Pelintls binte Mohamed. 34, died in a Royal Malayan Air Force
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    342 14 LONDON. Tues.— Tne he*v> fall on Wall Street yesterday had a distinctly depressing influence on sentiment In London stock market today. Prom we moment business commenced Jobbers marked prices lower. In some cases quite sharply However, apart from little speculative selling investors appeared content to
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    603 14 KUCHING. Tues. THE Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today suggested that the people of Sarawak "could profit and avoid mistakes" from the political experience of Malaya in their own progress towards independence. Speaking over Radio Sarawak, Premier Lee, who is now
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