The Straits Times, 27 September 1960

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 Sot*** 1 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    DAG STANDS FIRM
    1569 1 ASSEMBLY REPLY TO NIKITA'S ATTACK 'I cannot compromise with principles of office' Applause, with thumps from odd man out NEW YORK, Monday MR. DAG Hammarskjoeld today answered Mr. Khrushchev's attack and said that the U.N. Secretary-General could not compromise with the high principles of his office, no
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    A WARM WELCOME
    26 1 PRESIDENT Eisenhower warmly shakes the hand of Ghana's Premier, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. at their meeting at New York's Waldorf Astoria Hotel. 1.P.l picture.
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    SOUNDER TRADE LINK WITH S'PORE SOUGHT
    341 1 SOUNDER TRADE LINK WITH S'PORE SOUGHT SINGAPORE. Monday. rpHE LEADER of the 10-man fact-finding IndoneA sian Government trade mission, Mr. Achmed Ponsen, tonight urged businessmen here to cooperate with the Singapore Government to usher in a new era in trade relations between the two countries. Mr. Ponsen. who was speaking
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    High UN officials sabotage Congo peace, says envoy
    357 1 High UN off icials sabotage Congo peace, says envoy LEOPOLDVTT.T.K, Monday. ]t|R. NATHANIEL Welbeck. the Ghana Charge ITI d'Affairs, charged today that "certain high United Nations officials" in Leopoldville were sabotaging the efforts to bring about a reconciliation between Mr. Kasavubu and Mr. Lumumba. However, he added, there was definite
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    26 1 BRITAIN ACCUSED CAIRO Mon Caira radio today accused Britain of aiding Jordan in In i Anti->Tmn Limpdiyn' b? lljinc >n neapoitt ordaining troop rmnrrarntReutrr.
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    S. AFRICA BANS JAZZ MAN
    65 1 S. AFRICA BANS JAZZ MAN DURBAN, Mon. Famous Negro Jan trumpeter Lonis Armstrong has been banned from visiting Sooth Africa, it was reported here. The Department of External Affairs is quoted as saying that it was "not In the Interests of the country at this stage" to allow the American
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    King to inspect Congo force
    324 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday I ALL officers and men A of Malaya's Special Force to the Congo will parade before the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong at the Istana Negara here on Friday afternoon to be inspected by their King and Commander-in-Chief. The King will Inspect a ?uard-of-honour
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    Lock icon A policeman goes down in 'rent rebels' row
    64 1 A POLICEMAN falls in the (niter when involved in a struggle with a man in the St Pancras Borough of London. This happened during daylong demonstrations that followed the eviction of two "rebels" fighting against a new "differential" scheme under which council
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    Lock icon Pratt insane, judge decides
    120 1 Pratt insane, judge decides PRETORIA, Mon. David Beresf ord Pratt, charged with the attempted murder of the South African Prime Minister, Dr. Verwoerd, was today found by a judge to be mentally disordered. He was ordered to be committed to prison pending the Governor-General's decision. Pratt. 53. a wealthy Eng-lish-born
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    Lock icon MAN IN SPACE? MOSCOW SETS THE WEST BUZZING
    497 2 LONDON, Monday A MOSCOW Radio a n n ouncement that it will broadcast a programme called "A Day in the World" tomorrow has set the Western world buzzing with speculation that the Russians are planning to retrieve a man from space on
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    SEVEN VILLAGES TAKEN IN LAOS
    265 2 SEVEN VILLAGES TAKEN IN LAOS OANGKOK. Mon. ■"Pro- Communist Pathet Lao Guerrillas and North Vietnamese troops have occupied seven villages in the southern part of Phongsaly province In north Laos. This was announced by the "Revolutionary Command" in Savannakhet. southern Laos, yesterday. The "Revolutionary Command" Is opposed to the new
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    Police purge
    32 2 SEOUL. Mon.— The Republic of Korea government today announced dismissal or transfer of 211 police chiefs and 88 public prosecutors allegedly involved in rigging the presidential elections last March— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Rent rebels mass—but pass resolutions
    144 2 LONDON, Mon.— A mass meeting in the North London Borough of St. Pancras. scene of nearrlots sparked off by two rent evictions last week, passed off peacefully yesterday. It was held with the consent of the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. Sir Joseph Bimpson. several
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    NO ONE UP YET BUT ALL READY SAYS NIK
    71 2 NEW YORK. Mon. Mr. Khrushchev, the Soviet Premier, said last night that no Russian attempt has been made to launch a man 'nto space "but everything is ready." He said: "There is no haste in the matter because a human being
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    Soekarno seizes 6 printing firms
    215 2 Soekarno seizes 6 printing firms lAKARTA, Mon. J President Soekarno today ordered the seizure of six Indonesian publishing firms printing more than seven newspapers most of them with moderate or right-wing I editorial policies. An announcement by Radio Indonesia said the management of the six firms had been entrusted to
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    Floods spread
    27 2 MELBOURNE. Mon. Flood waters were spreading over thousands of acres of the state of Victoria today after a weekend of gales, hail and electrical storms.
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    TWO WORLDS OF HEIRESS OLGA
    177 2 MISS Olca Deterding has everything: personality, looks, and a fortune bic mouch to make the world her fawning slave. And she has a conscience and a sense of duty strong enough to send her oat nursing in Dr. Albert Schweizer's leprr colony at I.ambarenr. East
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    Armed Karens move into Thailand again
    121 2 BANGKOK. Monday. ABOUT 200 armed Karens have moved close to Maeramart, in Tak province, northwest Thailand, adjoining Burma, and are only 2\ miles from the border. I Reports from the border police said, a month ago. the Karens sent a warning that they would
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    Lock icon Church service for animals
    39 2 LONDON. Mon. Goldfish, guinea pigs, canaries, tortoises, rabbits, dogs, cats and mice were among pets carried into a baptist church tn Mansfield yesterday for an animal lovers' service. Outside the door stood two donkeys. Reuter.
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    Alexandra there
    30 2 LAGOS. Mon. Princess Alexandra arrived here by air today on a 21-day visit to the Nigerian Federation to represent Queen Elizabeth. her cousin, at the Nigerian lndeoendence celebrations.
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    Lock icon GAITSKELL: WARNING ON NUCLEAR DISARMING
    270 2 GAITSKELL: WARNING ON NUCLEAR DISARMING I ONDON, Mon. Mr. v Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour Party warned a stormy mass meeting of 500 London Labour Party delegates here yesterday that unilateral nuclear disarmament would mean "abandoning our responsibilities.' He said he could not see the cese for saying that
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    Lock icon U.S. urged to think again
    49 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. Mr. Hugh Gaitskell. leader of the British Labour Party, said in a recorded television programme here last night that the United States should revise Its policy towards China and that the Peking regime should be recognised and brought into the United Nations.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Now Nehru praises Dag
    648 3 I HAVE A GOOD DEAL OF ADMIRATION FOR HIM, SAYS INDIA'S PREMIER NEW YORK, Monday HPHE Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, told a Press conference here last night that he had "a good deal of admiration" for Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, the U.N. Secre-tary-General. He was asked
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    Lock icon DIEF DOES NOT BELIEVE GHANA IS GOING RED
    203 3 WEW YORK, Mon. 11 Mr. John Diefenbaker, the Canadian Prime Minister, said yesterday he disagreed with Mr. Christian" Herter's comment that President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana was moving towards the Communist camp. Asked whether he subscribed to the U.S. Secretary of State's
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    Lock icon Jordan visit postponed
    42 3 LONDON. Mon— The visit of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester to Jordan next month has been postponed at the request of King Hussein because of his "unavoidable absence at the United Nations In New York" next month." Reuter.
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    Lock icon Pilots freed
    29 3 KARACHI. Mon —Two Pakistani pilots, detained by Afghanistan when their Air Force training plane landed at Kandahar last month, have been released, it was announced today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon AN ANTI-CASTRO CROWD OUT IN HARLEM
    155 3 YEW YORK, Mon.— The first organised antl-Cas-tro demonstration since the Cuban Prime Minister came to the Harlem Negro quarter last Monday took place there yesterday. After a brisk exchange with Castro supporters under the Premier's hotel window, one of the antiCastro demonstrators was hustled
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    Lock icon JUST TIT FOR TAT...
    49 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. The chairman of the r.S. Senate foreign relations committee. Senator J. William Fulbright. said In a radio Press conference yesterday that the restrictions placed on Mr. Khrushchev's movements in New York appeared to be "an adolescent attitude of giving tit for tat."— Renter.
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    Lock icon SOEKARNO: MY
    322 3 JAKARTA, Mon. President Soekarno said today that he was going to the U.N. General Assembly to work 'or the interests of Indonesia and mankind. In a farewell message at Jakarta Airport before leaving for New York, Dr. Soekarno said: "Our revolution Is a part of a great revolution
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    Lock icon 'THE U.N. MAY DECIDE WORLD'S FUTURE'
    329 3 NEW YORK, Monday. •pHE U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Christian x Herter, told representatives of 13 newly-inde-pendent nations yesterday that the future of the world might depend on decisions taken at the current General Assembly sessions, and nothing must be done to diminish or
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    AID BY BONN LIKELY
    114 4 AID BY BONN LIKELY SINGAPORE, Mon. West German participation in Singapore's industrial, economic and cultural growth was forecast by a visiting German economist today before he left for Jakarta after a two-day visit. Dr. Hans-Edgar Jahn, who is president of the German Democratic League and a special representative of the
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    4,500 seals sold on first day
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Antt-Tuberculosls Association greeting seals campaign, which began today had a good start with almost 4.FOC seals sold. A SATA 3tndal said they had collec*«d about $250.
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    Jail for a man who forgot to report
    135 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. A POLICE supervisee was Jailed for a year by a District Judge here today for failing to comply with an order of the Minister for Home Affairs. In the dock was Llm Choon Ong, a father of two, who was
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    'Send boy to Home' plea
    77 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Juvenile Court today called for a probation report on Oct. 3 on a 11-year-old boy, who was described by his parents as "disobedient" and "stupid." The parents had earlier made a request to the Magistrate, Miss Jenny Lav. to detain their
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    New officials for Hindu Sabha
    66 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. P. ValuplUal has been elected president of the Singapore Hindu Sabah. Other officials are: Vice-president, Mrs. S. M. R. Naldu; secretary. Mr. P. Kannusamy; Asst secretary, Mr. M 'Ramasamy; treasurer, Mr. S. C. Somasundram. Committee: Messrs. P. Rathanam, S. Veerasamy, N. V.
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    The same secondary school leaving exams for all is aim
    588 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. THE Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today reiterated that it was the Government's intention to have a common secondary school leaving examination for school children of all four streams of education in Singapore. He told leading
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    A pioneer film man's properties auctioned
    331 4 A pioneer film man's properties auctioned OINOAPORE, Mon. 13 Property belonging to a Chinese pioneer of the motion picture industry in Singapore chevnged hands for over $300,000 at an auction held at Messrs. Chlng Keng Lee and Co., today. Ten lot* of property, belonging to the late Mr. Tan Cheng
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    Stray dogs danger: Govt. call to public
    236 4 Stray dogs danger: Govt. call to public CINGAPORE. Mon. The Ministry of National Development today made an argent appeal to members of the public to help its Veterinary Division to remove and control stray dogs. Members of the public are asked: To make sure thai their dogs have valid licence*.
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    National dance course
    55 4 National dance course SINGAPORE, Mon. A course on the Malay folk dance "Serempang Duabelas" was inaugurated at the Raffles Girls' School Hall this evening. Sponsored by the Cultural Education Committee of the Lembaga Gerakan Pelajaran. the purpose of the course is to popularise the dance in Singapore and if possible
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    'HABITUAL CHEAT SENT TO JAIL
    173 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. r'O men with previous convictions were each jailed today for three years In separate cases at the Second Criminal District Court. John Danakody. 22, and Lawrence Eriquei, 32, were also ordered to undergo two years' police supervision at the end of their prison
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    Young student convicted
    34 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A 14-year-oM Chinese student was convicted by the Singapore Juvenile Court today of voluntarily causing hart to a neighbour. The magistrate. Miss Jenny Lav, called for a probation report.
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    LITERACY TEACHERS TO GET MORE PAY
    211 4 LITERACY TEACHERS TO GET MORE PAY SINGAPORE, Mon. Instructors of adult language and literacy classes will from Oct. 1 be paid $4 an hour as against $2 an hour they now receive, chairman of the Lembaga Gerakan Pelajaran Dewasa, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair. announced today. This Increase was decided
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      122 4 SINGATOKE MKDICAL At- Lee-Llm at fUCOm Museum, 9 SOCLVTION: Titt on "Tb» ajn. to 8.30 pa surgery of portal hypertension" IKDErTtNDBNT MISSIONby Prolwnr Norman T»nn«r. AST MOVEMENT: Ttm film Professor of Surgery at Charing show at Parry Avenue, 7.30 p.m. Croas HosplUL London. Venue: T.W.C.A. (fUfflea): Blue Allen Lecture Theatre,
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      161 4 rpHE following is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BOACt Rum ImwOoku Room, Istanbul. Taberan, Bombay, Colombo (BA 7tO> 4.40 ajn.; tram London, Frankfurt. Betrut. Karachi. fUngoon (BA 7M) 9.25 pjn. Garvto: From Jakarta (OA W«) 10.40 ajn Cathay Pacific: Prom Hoof Kong/Bangkok
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      113 4 Hon« Kong. Tokyo (JL 713) ajn. Garnda: To Jakarta (OA 893) 8 a.m.; to Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok (OA 006) UM ajn. Cathay Pacific: To Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok. Hong Kong (CX 726) 2.30 pjn. QuIm: To Bangkok, Calcutta, Karachi. Bahrein. Cairo. Rome, London (EM 571) 9.30 pm.; to Jakarta, Perth (KM
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    MURDER TRIAL TOLD OF WIFE WHO REFUSED HUSBAND $2,000
    273 5 PENANG, Monday. A FORMER textile merchant, it was alleged -£*> today, quarrelled frequently with his young wife after she had refused to give him $2,000 to start a business. "The husband had been Jobless for two years and lived entirely on
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    Big harvest of off-season padi
    93 5 Big harvest of off-season padi UUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon.— Penang's off-season crop, Taiwan padl. Is yielding an excellent harvest this year. The State agricultural officer, Mr. Lee Sin Fook, today disclosed that the yield up to August was 6,654,600 gantangs, compared with 4,011,900 gantangs last year. The average is 459 gantangs
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    Naval visitors
    28 5 PENANG. Mon.— Two ships from the Ceylon Navy, the Mahaaena and Paraurama. will be open to schoolchildren when they visit Penang on Thursday for three days.
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    Rubber grab
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Four thugs held up the crew of a tongkanjf ticoxed In Singapore River, off Alkaff quay, at 4 a.m. today and made oft with $750 worth of rubber.
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    A land 'freeze' to stop price rise
    121 5 PENANG, Monday. TO CHECK speculation, the State Government will 'freeze" the land through which the proposed Penang Hill road will pass because "we don't want prices to go up," the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, told a Press conference today. The State
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    Crash—and a boy dies
    50 5 Crash and a boy dies BUTTERWORTH, Mon. A four-year-old boy. Ang Yoke Chuan. died In hospital here yesterday from Injuries sustained In a collision with a car on Saturday evening. The accident occurred at Jalan Raja Uda. The driver of the car rushed Ang to hospital, but he died yesterday.
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    300 delegates will attend the biggest-ever rubber talks
    301 5 THREE HUNDRED experts from 22 countries will attend the biggest scientific conference on natural robber ever held. The conference will be opened here this morning by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khlr bin Johari. It Is sponsored by the
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    DEATHS
    66 6 M ITarris tU (Minimum) MR. JAMBS TOM IB BOON passed away peacefully at 8.30 a.m. 28.5.50 Funeral at 4.30 p.m. (to-day) 27.5.50. ANTHONY TBO KIM CMUA passed away peacefully M.5. 60 leaving behind his beloved wife, son. daughter and daugbter-tn-law. Cortege leaving on Wednesday 29/B/60 from 62 Monk's Hill
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    The Straits Times. Tuesday, September 27, 1960. KL and Its Cars
    727 6 The Straits Times. Tuesday, September 27, 1960. KL and Its Cars It is not surprising that the committee which has been examining the Federal capital's car parking and connected problems should have agreed, for a whimsical moment, that the real solution is to pull down the central are*, of Kuala
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    Family Saving Survey
    519 6 Some preliminary findings from the survey of household saving recently conducted by the Economics Department of the University in conjunction with Bank Negara are now available. Since in the Federation divergencies between average income and the upper and lower extremes are very wide it will be useful
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    Lock icon The ice cool man in the world's hottest seat
    700 6 The ice cool man in the world's hottest seat A DIPLOMAT'S DIPLOMAT, MANY BELIEVE THAT HAMMARSKJOELD WILL WIN THE CURRENT TEST OF STRENGTH WITH RUSSIA NEW YORK. Mon. Mr. Dag Hammartk|oeld smiled today in the face of perhaps the gravest danger of his office sine* he became Secretary-General of the
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    Packaged rubbish over the radio
    243 6 Packaged rubbish over the radio IT was most heartenx ing to see that someone has taken the trouble to point out the obvious. Namely, that Radio Singapore's commercial output sounds like a continuous juke box. What is amaxing though is the fact that the head of broadcast ing, head of
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    Shock tactic?
    61 6 IN the Btralts Times of Sept. 24 COM. was flabbergasted that income tax for this year had to be paid by the end of next month, although he had yet to receive his assessment Could it be that the Income Tax Departr-ient Is busy ferretting out those who
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      Can a criminal be reformed..?
      348 6 Can a criminal be reformed..? T AST week you published an evaluation by leadIng figures In prison reform of my remark that "there Is really no proof that humane treatment or guidance had turned criminals into non-crlmlnata." It quotes Mr. C. V. Devan Nalr as saying, "Mr. Clora seems to
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      Tax shock
      77 6 fllHE Government's warn. X ing to taxpayers to pay their dues by the end of October is c blow to thousands of wage-earners. Does the Government realise that thousands of taxpayers have yet to receive any notification to pay? To those of us who have not been assessed
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      Responsibility
      192 6 THE Prime Minister re- Plying to Mr. Y. P. Liu's remarks in Parliament about the new Ministry of Internal Security said: In every country where there Is a Cabinet system of Government, there Is also collective responsibility which In effect means that the whole Cabinet Is responsible for the
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      Pay cuts
      142 6 rTHK action of the 81ntaX pore Government In cancelling and reducing variable allowance* la not ultra vires the constitution at has been suggested. We go back to 1921 when government and municipal workers and those In commerce and industry whether on agreement or not had these reductions made:
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    Busy time for Ismail's team
    527 7 Jtf4L4l^A^ STUDENT AFFAIRS INVESTIGATION WILL NOW LAST TILL NOVEMBER From DOUG LACKERSTEEN LONDON, Monday UNIVERSITY HOLIDAY DELAYS CHANCES OF INTERVIEWS INVESTIGATIONS into student affairs in Britain and Eire will J- keep the Ismail inquiry commission busy until mid-November, it was learned officially. Its leader, the
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    COUNTRYWIDE ANTI-FLOOD PREPARATIONS AS RAINS DUE
    445 7 COUNTRYWIDE ANTI-FLOOD PREPARATIONS AS RAINS DUE KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rPHE annual countrywide floods, following the northeast monsoon, are due any day now. District officials In areas usually badly affected are now preparing anti-flood measures. Their plans are being co-ordinated at state level "They can approach us later if they need
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    SUSPENDED UNION: APPEAL JUDGMENT RESERVED
    284 7 SUSPENDED UNION: APPEAL JUDGMENT RESERVED SINGAPORE, Mon. The Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, in the high court today reserved judgment In an appeal by E A. Majld, president of the Malayan National Seamen's Union, against the order of the Minister fOr Labour and Law confirming the cancellation of the union
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    Poppy Day appeal
    56 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The organiser of the Belangor Poppy Day appeal committee. Che Khatljah Ohazali. today appealed to all Malayans to support Poppy Day which falls on Not. 12. Highlights of the Poppy Day programme are a dinner and dance at the Selansor Club on Nov. 5
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    IT'S AN ORDER—SO 'SEA LEGS' ARE USED FOR WALKING
    232 7 IT'S AN ORDER— SO 'SEA LEGS' ARE USED FOR WALKING TWO young British sailors left Koala Lumpur on foot yesterday afternoon with these words: "We most be In Singapore by Tnesday night. That's an order. Seaman K. Roberto, 18, and Seaman R. Rogers, 24, had left their ship, H.M 8
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    Constituencies: A new blast
    202 7 CRITICISM GAINS MOMENTUM IPOH, Monday, /CRITICISM of the Elections Commission's report on the delimitation of Parliamentary and State constituencies is gaining momentum in Umno. The youth section of Perak Umno, at an extraordinary general meeting here last night, called on the Elections Commission to "reconsider" Its
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    THREE KILLED IN THREE ACCIDENTS IN MALACCA
    153 7 THREE KILLED IN THREE ACCIDENTS IN MALACCA MALACCA, Mon. Three paople were killed in three separate accident* here yesterday. In ACCIDENT NO. 1. a vegetable gardener, Khoo Kuan, 68. was killed when the ear In which he was travelling from Malacca to Simpang Am pat skidded and crashed against a
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    Army medical chiefs tour
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Director of Medical Services, Far Bast Land Forces. Maj.-Oen. W. J. Officer, today began a four-day tour of Commonwealth units in the Federation. On Thursday, he will meet the Chief of Staff Federation Armed Forces, Lt Oen. Sir Rodney Moore and the
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    T.B. HOSPITAL SETS TARGET OF $500,000
    228 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday rpHE Lady Templer Hospital here Is to begin a new drive to get urgent public support to fight Malaya's biggest killer disease tuberculosis. Flag days will be held throughout the Federation for funds. Selangor. Perak. Perils, Kelantan and Malacca will hold
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    Two 'musts' for a united nation
    88 7 Two 'musts' for a united nation VfALACCA. Mon. The IYI Chief Minister of Malaca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, today spoke of two key factors essential for nation building. IMPROVEMENT of the economy of the Malays and UNDIVIDED loyalty to the country by nonMalays. "If these two factors do not
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    Company fined
    31 7 KLANO. Mon The Malayan Pineapple Co. Ltd.. of Harper Street, was today fined a total of 175 in the Magistrate's Court here on three charges under the Machinery Ordinance.
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    Air dash saves sick man in jungle
    154 7 Air dash saves sick man in jungle IPOH, Mon. An ab--1 origlne, said to be suffering from tuberculosis, was airlifted 50 miles from Fort Kemar, •in deep Jungle near the Perak-Kelantan border. In a Royal Malayan Air Force plane to the airport here this morning. A doctor and a nurse
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    New Perlis Senator
    64 7 KANGAR. Mon.— The Perllj State Council today named Inche Abdullah bin Ishak as its new Senator. Inche Abdullah 57-year-old pensioner and State Umno publicity officer, was elected by secret ballot. Inche Abdullah will take over the Senate seat vacated by Syed Bahabuddln bin Syed Nor. who resigned
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      1016 8 TEENAGERS FORM ODD JOB CLUB IJOT so long ago in this page 1 talked about odd jobs teenagers could do to earn extra pocket money, and suggested that perhaps a group of them could band together and form some sort of an agency or
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      271 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS oate a hlghclass oeeupker has 1. River I fish la unsuitable rat the ptp (6, 10), clothing (8). 6. 7. Highway tor L drivers In 5. Addressed ft man respectfully USA. (8. 8). In return (or a duity answer 8, 13 Spectator's contribution to the ballroom
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  • Article
    U.S. CAR OUTPUT RISES: RUBBER SLIPS BELOW DOLLAR
    757 10 By Our Market Correspondent TAR ASSEMBLIES in the United States last week were estimated at 118,207 against 85,879 the week before and 91,341 in the same week of last year. An Increase in American car production Is of obvious importance to both
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 10 SINGAPORE, Sept. 26 RUBBER: 98 i cento per lb. (down 3i cents) 5 p.m. close: 981 cents (t)niet). TIN: 1380.874 per picul (down 121 cento). Estimated unofficial offering 26S tons (up 15 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    216 10 rkCTOBEK first gratle rubber buyers f.o.b. dosed In Singapor- yesterday at MH cents per lb.. down 3 4 cents on Friday's clost-. Th tone was qnlft i'.C.CJUA. CLOSING PRICES la ceats per lb., yesterday were: In.. 1 R 8.8. Spot f.o.b. buyers 97 sellers 96 (N); Int. 1
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    134 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Prednce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent Sept. Oct. shipments S3O buyers, *30J sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $42J sellers, drum $454 sellers. IVpprr: quiet, no business was reported done, Muntok white »257j and Sarawak *252} (both unchanged). special Sarawak black $165}
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: Sept. 86 Sept. 24 Industrials: 111.74 133.44 Tins: 198.87 2*0.09 J Rubber*: 245.71 247.11 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 10 MELBOURNE, Mon INVESTMENT shares opened in* week on easier lines bare today. MePhenona eased Jta. to 645. Albion is. OVid. to 335. 3d. and Containers Notes Is. 6d. to 265. Bd Base metals and tbe oils traded along steady lines while Commonwealth Bonds held a firm tone. Con.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    134 10 'THE Malayan Exchange Banks' *sss<*atton made these changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail TT S3. OX). 33,*. 90 d/st 33* credit bills. 33 H trade bills Canada: buying airmail T.T S3 K. OX>. 32%, 90 d/ht 32 13/16 credit
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    144 10 CHIPS lying alone-side the Slnga--0 pore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: are: Bawean 1/2, Pres. Adams 4/5, Borneo 6A. Lyle Park 6/7, Eumaeus 8/9, Seiko Maru 10/11, Rajula 13/14. Hoelsan Maru 15/16, Van Noort 18, Padana 19, Perak N.Wall 2, Matang N.Wall 3/4. Bruas N.Wall 4/9, Emp.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    657 10 CINUAPOKL members ot the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 pjn call yesterday. (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). Industrials: Fed. Dispensary $1.47; Praser and Neave ords $2.02 to $3 cd cb; Henry Waugh $1.39; M Cement $1.70 cd,
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      45 10 UNION OF BURMA SHIPPING BOARD Frw*) Rangoon. Moulmain ft Mtrtal "PYIDAWMYUNT" 29/30° it*. 1/2° Ort Accepting Cargo for P among ft Rangoon (Pwjawgse Accommodations AvaitoMt) Agents: INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AGENCY 338-342. Tolok Ay«t S». 51, B«och Si. Singapore, 1. Ptim|, Tel: ***** ft ***** Tot: *****
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      796 10 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from registered F WX>- Contractor from Class C and above at tbe Office of the State Engineer, P.WX). fer«Jt Ipoh up to 3.00 pjn of the 4th October. 1960 for tbe construction of one nostel block for 80 pupils for Ulamic Boys'
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      1379 10 NOTICES NOTICE FOB THB CLOSURE OF WATER SUPPLY TO BAGAN DATOH DELTA AREA. Notice la hereby given that the water supply to Bagan Datoh Delta Area will be cut off from 10.00 ajn. of 28.9.60 to 8.00 a.m of 50. 9.60 to carry out some repairs to the IS" C.
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      1614 11 TENDERS KELANTAN P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Contractors Class -E' and above *ul be received by Tbe SUte Engineer, P.W.D. |r«4 f nt»r» Kota Bharu up to noon on 3BD OCTOBER, IX4 for the Construction of Six Classrooms, Administration Block and Ancillary Works at English School. Machang, Kelantan. All particulars
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      820 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VACANCIES IN THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE (GETLANG CRAFT CENTBC) APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitably qualified part-time teachers In the following subjocta at the above Craft Centre viz:— 1. TAILORING 2. SHORTHAND 3. BOOK-KEEPING 4. COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY 5. COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC. NOTB: Medium of Instruction— Malay. Tims— during normal
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      765 11 (Continued from Pate SITUATIONS VACANT M WmHt U (Hl*.>—Ba* M eU «x<r* BAH WAITRESSES *hle to speak Ennllsh wanted' immediately. A«e 18 to If, Good pay. Apply imwtlly "Part* Bar MXt Cathay Theatre (Singapore). WANTtO •ALCSOIRLS for quick Mlllog products, good prospects, only Hardworking girls need apply pcnonally I at
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      865 11 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* SS (Mim.)— Sox St et: txt rm WtNTED IMMEDIATELY an experienced Supervisor. 1 Printer. 1 for Cutting and rulllng machine*. Apply personally. The Manager. Val*ntln* Press, No. S Jalan Pabaag. Johore Bahru. INTERESTING POST for Federal CHlxen five day week offlc*. Shorthand 100 wptn typing 80
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      807 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Word, U (Min.y—Box St rie. exir* FUHNISMIO UNFURNISHED ■IDROOM with quiet family. Very reasonable rest. 42. Cedar Avenue, off AlMnled Road. Sennet t Estate. Stnga-pore-13. ULTPA-MODIRN PLAT. 2 ttedfUOcns with bathroom* attached. V*ry spacious Lounge; Servant's Quarter*; Oarag* Modtrn Sanitation Vary peaceful locality— partly furnished: raaaoaabl* rent
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      544 11 TUITION M Wmrd, SI (Mim.)— Box It ctt. aorrra lINCAPORB DRIVING SCHOOL Refresher Ooura* US/-. Comptat* 133,-, Guaranteed $90/-. Competent Instructors. Dua)-contrall*d can. Ring 29*93. 93 Ow*a Raad. B-por*. ASIA ORIVINO SCHOOL quaMed aaiiultaart laauimin latruotr*** rornplet* UIIBI ITS/- rafJiallsr coon* US/- hourly Orchard Road, B'por* Phoo* IJT97. POSTAL TUITION
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      421 11 FOR SALE M Word, SS (Mim.}— Sax It ctt. txtrm X'MAS SALS. Extend S nor* w**a*. One* a rear opportunity. Puces alaaard uapreetdcatea. Silk Slipper* SOcta pair. Rattan Hand Basa (3 00. Oeauln* Camphor-Wood CbaMs (Hand-Carved) SUM 90" x IS" 140.00 **cb. Ktw more toft. Pieane com* early. Pel pint
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      LATEST ACC.OUNTS MACHINES FROM US
      197 12 LATEST ACC.OUNTS MACHINES FROM US ANOTHER new type A of electronic bookkeeping machines will be introduced to the Malayan market next month. Products of Burroughs Corporation of Detroit, United States, they Incorporate the most versatile instruments of their kino, it is claimed. •Announcing this In Singapore last week, Mr. W.
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      Export manager due here
      40 12 Mr. Noel Ford, export manager of Scott and Browne (Australasia) Ltd.. manufacturing chemists, will visit Singapore early next month as part of a month's market survey of South-East Asia. He will also go to Hong Kong.
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      Margarine plant opened
      325 12 MODERN GERMAN EQUIPMENT AT $200,000 PETALING JAVA FACTORY CAN MAKE HALF A TON AN HOUR: DIRECTOR MALAYA'S second margarine manufacturing plant at Petaling Jaya, Kuala Lumpur, has begun production for home and overseas markets. The plant, owned by Lam Soon Oil and Soap Manufacturing Ltd. was built
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      STANVAC WORKERS RECEIVE AWARDS
      303 12 SEVEN employees of Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore, have been awarded long-service emblems and are now members of the company's 20Year Service Club. The oldest member in the new group Is Inche Dollah bin Akop, who has been with X: for 31J years, and retired, others are
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      Two concerns handle goods from Norway
      232 12 A NORWEGIAN busiA ness machine manufacturer, selling In 75 countries, has allocated sole Malayan agencies in his products to the Wing Sun Co. of Kuala Lumpur and the Wing Kwong Co. of Singapore. Mr. A. T. Tholo, managing director for Australia. New Zealand and
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      Supplies up: So price of copra falls
      170 12 ipHE copra price in Singapore has now reached the lowest level since 1957 and is expected to ease further, because of the improving supply position in Indonesia and the Philippines. On the local produce exchange copra is being sold currently at $29.50 per
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      More ships call at Singapore for repairs, overhaul
      222 12 More ships call at Singapore for repairs, overhaul nrHE Singapore ship-repairing industry is flourA ishing and the facilities available are becoming more widely known to overseas ship owners. This was stated by Mr. Victor Choy Yew Mun. manager of Weng Chan Engineering Co., a leading Singapore firm of ship repairers
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      Sarawak sales of timber
      54 12 Sarawak exported 11,484 tons of round timber and 14,819 tons of sawn timber in July. Hong Kong took 5,569 tons of round timber, Italy 2,392 tons, Formosa 1,970 tons and Australia 1,458 tons. Britain bought 7,905 tons of sawn timber, Australia 2,224 tons, Germany 1,257 tons
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      Malaya big mart for cosmetics
      167 12 jVIALAYA is a big IT market for cosmetics and beauty preparations, says Mr R3.S. Billington. new Singapore sales manager of Yardley and Co. Ltd. Mr. Bllllngton says that Malaya Is one of the main markets for Yardley's products which Include hair cream, talcum powder, soap
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      GALA CHIEF GOES ON WORLD TRIP
      92 12 GALA CHIEF GOES ON WORLD TRIP rTCIE chairman of 1 A.E.1.-Gala Ltd. arrives in Singapore tomorrow to start an extensive »our of Gala markets throughout the world. Mr. R. Craig-Wood, who Is accompanied by his wife, is a director of Associated Electrical Industries Ltd.. Britain's leading electrical manufacturers He Is
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      COFFEE FIRM'S NEW SHOP
      80 12 lAM YONG Coffee Powder Manufacturing Co., Singapore has expanded its retail business by opening a new office at Balestier Road. A spokesman for the company said yesterday that the factory at Paya Lebar Road, Singapore, had been operating for four years and new machines were bought
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      317 12 Fes WORLDS Jkquietest x^ HIGH CAPACITY AIR CONDITIONERS H MM BB&Z^^^fzZS PHILCO NOISELESS 1960 models with GUARANTEED BTU 3SS, Htre*« ttw way to wvt MlOilcy and have the m*v,».v.*n!r<J 4<f condition*' of ivtn l*w (vfhfM capacity PWleo Noi»!r*> fjK *■> coodiitonng tound I down to a whitpt' P eminent v
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      181 12 see how Perkins diesels save money! THIS LORRY DOES 19 M.P.G. On long up-country runs with a full load, this 5-tonn«r does 19 mp.g. and rt Is not exceptlonal. This means a big saving on fuel, re- member that diesel oil is very much cheaper ftuciiimaa C /■^^T*V\ than petrol
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    Asian Cup assignment for Haji Ibrahim
    211 13  - Asian Cup assignment for Haji Ibrahim FRANCIS BOEY By KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —A Malayan F.I.F.A. registered referee, Haji Ibrahim bin Annuar of Negri Sembilan. has been selected as one of the three referees to officiate in the final rounds of the Asian Cup soccer tournament at Seoul, South Korea, from
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    Hockey coach is on offer
    250 13 PAKISTAN H.A. SECRETARY RECOMMENDED TO THE M.H.F. By KEN FERNANDEZ Kuala Lumpur, Monday A HOCKEY COACH from the country of the Olympic Games champions, Pakistan, and a visit by a crack club team from Karachi are the Malayan Hockey Federation's top priorities for the new
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    Tennis aces play today
    141 13 CINOAPORE. Mon —Indonesia s current tennis doubles champions. Sip Kong Loon and Soeglorto. will make their first Malayan appearance at the Singapore LT.A.'s exhibition match on thr padang tomorrow. The Indonesian champions will meet Singapore's top doublet combination. Khong Kit Soon and his brother. Kit Thong,
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    GOLD VASE FAVOURITE
    49 13 MR. C L. LEONO leads in Lightning Flash (McOrowdie), winner of the Sultan's Gold Vase trial In the sixth race (Class 1, Dlv. 1 6f.) in Ipoh on Sunday. Lightning Flash is now a firm favourite for the Vase (sjf straight) next Sunday. Straits Times picture.
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    PERAK WEIGHTS
    280 13 WEIGHTS for the second day of the Perak Turf Clubs Gold Vase Meeting: tomorrow: Cl. I.Wv.2— S^F Str. Tromp 9.00 Brantas B.IS General Pil 8.12 Gold Catch 8.11 Take Easy 8.10 Collector M 9 Super Court 8.09 Powbalaa 8.09 Sinrora II g.«g Malayan Gvaeteate M« Whii Pah MS
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    New Flyer, Star Zeal in form for tomorrow
    412 13 ON THE TRACK with EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Monday. MEW FLYER with Laurie Johnson astride, drew attention to his chances on Wednesday when he beat Fleetmuster (Ng) in a splendid tryout over 3f in 37 3/5 on a soft track at Ipoh this
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    Pal and school stars out of S'pore AAAteam
    355 13  - Pal and school stars out of S'pore AAAteam SAUL JOSHUA By OINGAPORE. Mon. 0 A depleted Singapore team will take part In the Malayan Open athletics championships at Penang on Saturday as a result of withdrawals from the team which was selected about a month ago. Pal Singh. Malayan pole
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    RITA THE RAGE OF INDONESIA MAY NOT PLAY SOCCER HERE
    269 13 RITA THE RAGE OF INDONESIA MAY NOT PLAY SOCCER HERE By LIM KEE CHAN Singapore, Monday RITA ZAHARAH, the woman goalkeeper who Is the rage of club football in Indonesia, will arrive in Singapore with the Putra Parahiangan football team of Bandoeng on Wednesday, but she may not play In
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    Title to TBA
    61 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Tamil Brotherhood Association won the SAP A. league Dlv. 3C championship when they beat Cosmos 2 l at Oeylang today. It was a cloftf fight all the way. At half-time the score was I—l,1 1, and the deciding goal came midway in the second half.
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    In beaten XV but these Asians earned credit
    248 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Royal Signals beat a Singapore Cricket Club Invitation XV, which Included eight Asian players, by nine points (two tries and a penalty) to nil In a rugger match that was dominated by forward's play on the padang today. But Signals
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    Penalty put an end to Marines' bid
    314 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A late penalty to Fathul Karlb converted by Dollah Zainol ended a bid by Marines for a draw and gave Fathul a 3-1 win in their S.A.F.A. league first division match at Jalan Besar today. Until that penalty the matoh was
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      528 13 SOCCER Spore Dlv. 1: CA v RAF (Seletar) Jalan Besar S.IS p.m Voob Cap (Ipoh) PCRC v Kllat Club (JAJ grd). RIGGER Friendly: Selangor Club V 6M RAP (patfang): SRC v 4i Sqd RNZAF (Spore padang). TENNIS Exhibition Matobea: Singapore v Indonesians (padang 4.30 p.m.). TABLE TENNIS Perak e'ships (SMI
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    YOUTH WROTE 'FORGET ME', IS FOUND DEAD
    294 14 YOUTH WROTE 'FORGET ME', IS FOUND DEAD SINGAPORE, Monday. A 22-YEAR-OLD Singapore student, Tsai Teh Kuang, was found dead in an hotel at Haulien on Formosa's eastern coast, yesterday. Only last month, Tsal— known here as Chua Teck Kuang— had written to his father and said: "If I cant live
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    COMMONWEALTH ECONOMIC EXPERTS FORMULATE NEW AID AFRICA PLAN
    70 14 - COMMONWEALTH economic experts seen at the opening session of the Commonwealth Economic Consultative Council, held in London recently. Presiding over the meeting, which decided on a new special Commonwealth African assistance plan, is Mr. Selwyn Lloyd (centre of table at left), Britain's
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    Aid: Govt. says apply this week
    96 14 SINGAPORE. Mon. All Government-aided schools that wish to apply for capital grants for 1961 should submit their applications to the Ministry of Education before Friday. They will be considered by the Government for Inclusion In the 1961 estimates. School supervisors will be informed by
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    Lock icon Old Crocks race tragedy
    53 14 LONDON, Mon. One man was killed and 10 people seriously injured yesterday when a stunt car plunged Into a crowd watching an "Old Crocks" race meeting near Canterbury. The driver of the stunt car, Fred Funnell. 39. was taken to hospital. A three-year-old boy had his
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    LONDON STOCKS
    283 14 LONDON, Mon. There wai very little to assart stock markets In London today and In meponte to a number of advene factors rather unsettled conditions pre- I vailed. Industrials were distinctly dull with prices closing at the lowesl levels of the day. Oold shares had a good day
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    RUBBER
    29 14 LONDON, Mm. Spot 3M.. Sept. Oct. 28% d.. Oct. Dec M\A.. Jan./ Mar. 28d.. Apr/June 27Hd.. July/Sept.. 37Hd., Oct. ciX 38Hd. Nov. eJ.f. 28»id. Tone: Quiet but steady.
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    TIN
    22 14 LONDON. Mon. Buy an I*o6 seller. £805 V Poorw'd buyers £803. sellers £8034, Settlement £805. Turnover a.m. M tons, pjn 30.
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    MAN ADMITS BE CHEATED GOVERNMENT OF $72,594
    221 14 MAN ADMITS BE CHEATED GOVERNMENT OF $72,594 KLANG. Mon.— A. Navaratnam. a former cashier In the District Office here, pleaded guilty In the Magistrate's court today to three charges ot criminal breach of trust of Government funds totalling $72,594.35. His appearance in court was the result of intensified police investigation
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    Bail for boy
    40 14 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ball of $100 was granted to a 12--year-old boy, who claimed trial in the Juvenile Court today to a charge of breaking Into a sundry shop yesterday The case will be heard on Nov. 2.
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    Consul's tour
    29 14 SINGAPORE. Mon. The French Gonsul-General In Singapore. Mr. P. Mathivet. will leave here by air early tomorrow for a four-day visit to North Borneo. Sarawak, and Jesselton.
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    Borstal escapee died day after his return
    463 14 Borstal escapee died day after his return COURT TOLD SINGAPORE, Mon. Lim Thiam Meng, an assistant superintendent at the Gimson School for Boys, stated in the Assize Court here today that neither he nor R. E. Phillips, another assistant superintendent, had the right to punish any of the boys at
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    Ex-PM dead
    17 14 LONDON. Mon. Ailinf former Pakistan Prime Minister Ismail Ibrahim Chundrigar. 63. died here last night
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