The Straits Times, 8 November 1960

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90*000 (tat** 0 Ik*** The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon KENNEDY'S 'BIG LEAD'
    662 1 EXPERTS TIP DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE But Republicans are still confident Ike in final TV bid to boost Nixon WASHINGTON. Mon. i gENATOR John Kennedy, the Democratic candidate, appeared to have "a big lead" over Vice-President Richard Nixon, the Republican candidate, 24 hours before polling opens in the U.S.
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    Force members in two weekend incidents
    560 1 Force members in two weekend incidents WEE KIM WEE reports from the Congo LEOPOLDVILLE. Mon. ]y|ALAYAN hoops were involved in two incidents over th c week-end. In both aiscs they acted coolly to prevent ugly scenes from developing. INCIDENT NO. 1 occurred in a hotel in Matadi where 42 Malayans
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    Lock icon Malinovsky of his punch
    363 1 MOSCOW. Monday RUSSIA'S Defence Minister warned today that Soviet forces could deal imperialists "a retaliatory blow from which they will never recover." He was speaking in Red Square at the start of the mammoth annual parade marking the anniversary of the October Revolution. Rockets of various
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    CAR HITS POLICE CYCLISTS
    172 1 T)OLICE were this morning I scouring a large part of Nee Soon for a young Chinese who disappeared after running his car into two uniformed policemen Just before midnight. C.I.D. men Joined the search when the abandoned car a black Morris Minorwas found carrying false number
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    The first floods
    28 1 THE SCENE early yesterday in Hie riverside squatter settlement off Batu Rood, Kuala Lumpur, as floodwaters lap the doorsteps of the dwellings. Straits Times picture.
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    MANY FLEE HOMES: ROADS CUT ALL OVER COUNTRY
    516 1 MANY FLEE HOMES: ROADS CUT ALL OVER COUNTRY KUALA LUMPUR, Monday FLOODS were reported from all parts of the Federation today as country-wide rainstorms signalled the start of the North-East monsoon. And with the floods following two days of heavy, continuous rain came hold-ups on the roads and in plane
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    Rain delays landing
    54 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A Malayan Airways Viscount with 46 passengers from Singapore aboard was forced by poor visibility to circle Kuala Lumpur airport for an hour this morning before the pilot was able to land. Bad weather delayed the arrival of a Bangkok-bound airliner of Thai International
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 MALAYAN CALL M luUh Ml >' i urged id I N ii.-t "MiaiuaiH 1 bin tuluckrJ iv nru- <> ulit.jia v ur ld di ■ll' nt t r i
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    'BE VIGILANT ORDER TO THE RED ARMY
    230 2 Russia's peace efforts are being/ rebuffed by West Malinovsky MOSCOW, Monday MARSHAL Rodion Malinovsky, the Soviet Defence Minister, today called on Russian troops to be extremely vigilant in the face of Western rebuffs to "Russia's continuing fight for international peace." He issued the
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    Lock icon Mao sends message of praise to Mr. K
    204 2 HONG KONG. Monday. MR MAO TSE-TUNG, chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, and other Chinese leaders yesterday sent a cable to Mr. Khrushchev congratulating Russia on its success in striving for peaceful co-existence, the New China News Agency reportThe message, on the
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    Lock icon Danger of war still exists : Marshal Chen
    259 2 Danger of war still exists Marshal Chen HONG KONG. Mon. MARSHAL CHEN VI, Communist Chinese Vice-Premier and Foreign Minister, declared yesterday that the danger of a new world war still existed, the New China news agency renorted. He said: "Imperialism, headed by the I'nited States, is frantically engaged in arms
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    Lock icon Nehru's tribute
    46 2 BHOPAL (Central India). Mon. Mr. Nehru, the In- j dlan Prime Minister, today Inaugurated a giant heavy electrical factory here which will soon make India self- 1 sufficient in electrical power equipment and paid tribute to British help in setting it I up. Reuter.
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    Lock icon CLARK GABLE HEART ATTACK
    152 2 CLARK GABLE HEART ATTACK UOLLYWOOD, Mon. Veteran screen idol Clark Gable. 59. was taken to hospital here yesterday after a heart attack. A hospital .spokesman said. Gable, who.se fifth wife Ka? la expecting a baby, coir plained of stomach pains as his home and called his doctor, who advised him
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    300 BOAC men down tools
    26 2 LONDON. Mon. A 24- hour token strike involving 300 BOAC electricians at London Airport began as planned at midnight last night.
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    Lock icon 'Mad bomber' strikes
    243 3 WOMAN IS KILLED IN FIFTH OUTRAGE IN MONTH NEW YORK. Mon. pOLICE today hunt- ed a "mad bomber" who planted dynamite in an underground train in the centre of Harlem last night killing a woman. Nine others were seriously wounded and a coach was wrecked. It was
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    Lock icon POLICE GRILL SARTRE AND DE BEAUVOIR
    76 3 PARIS. Mon. Writers Jean-Paul Sartre and Slmone de Beauvolr have been questioned by senior police officials about their signing of the recent manifesto proclaiming the right of Frenchmen to refuse to take up arms against the Algerian people. The two writers were Interviewed in
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    Lock icon HILLARY'S HUNT FOR SNOWMAN MAY BE OVER
    186 3 HILLARY'S HUNT FOR SNOWMAN MAY BE OVER KATMANDU, Monday. CIR EDMUND Hillary's expedition may have aban- doned its search for the "abominable snowman," according to mountaineering circles here. Official reports about the expedition's progress reachIng the Nepal Government said Sir Edmund and hLs colleagues, who were searchIng for the snowman
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    The striped pyjamas parade in protest
    92 3 The striped pyjamas parade in protest J^HEIMS, Mon. Former French deportees to Nazi concentration camps paraded through the streets here yesterday in protest against the training of 2.500 German troops at nearby French army camps. The deportees between 25 and 30 men and women wore striped pyjamas issued at concentration
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    Gaitskcll booed and cat-called by Labour crowd on H-bomb issue
    403 3 Gaitskcll booed and cat-called by Labour crowd on H-bomb issue LONDON, Monday TiHE leader of the Labour Party, Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, ran into more opposition over his nuclear defence policy during the weekend. On Saturday he was booed and cat-called by a section of the delegates at the Manchester regional
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    Lock icon Appeal goes out
    35 3 LONDON. Mon. The British Red Cross headauarters has sent an urgent appeal to its 5.000 branches to aid refugees In Hong Kong and hurricane victims in Mauritius and the West Indies. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Valley cut off
    31 3 GENEVA. Mon. Some 1.500 villagers in the Calanca Valley, have been cut off from the outside world by a landslide blocking the only road into the valley.— Reuter
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    Lock icon TO CASTRO—ROTTEN FRUIT
    42 3 TO CASTRO— ROTTEN FRUIT NEW YORK. Mon. A suspicious looking package addressed "To Castro" touched off a bomb scare yesterday when it was dis- covered in a subway station dustbin. Authorities gingerly "opened the package and found it contained rotten oranges. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon NEHRU: A CALL FOR PARTY PEACE
    139 3 NEHRU: A CALL FOR PARTY PEACE J^EW DELHI. Mon. Mr. Nehru warned the ruling Congress Party last night that internal dissensions within its ranks threatened its survival. He appealed for an end to "poisonous and shameful quarrels." The Prime Minister's warning coincided with a series of factional crises which have
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    Paris gun fight
    27 3 PARIS, Mon. Two men died and three others werp badly wounded when two rival bands of Algerians opened fire on one another her* yesterday.
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    Lock icon HIS PARTY AIMS TO END APARTHEID
    216 3 LONDON, Monday. r*R. JAN STEYTLER, leader of the South African Progressive Party, said in an interview here today that if his party achieved power it would change his country's constitution, franchise, education and discriminatory laws. I "Our whole policy Is based on the concept
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      305 3 GLAMORIZES THE KITCHEN GLORIFIES THE COOK. npQiin )j|| KITCHEN MACHINE MORNING— It grinds your coffee or prepares the breokfost cereol. MIDDAY It prepares the soup ingredients. Chops the vegetables and whips up the sweet. EVENING— The grater unit will produce an oppetising dish of fresh row food. These are but
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      389 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 478 metres Metres) «K«rt w«™. a? mrtr*. A M 600 Tlme Signal. NegaraShort Wmve. 82 metre* Ku Newg HeadUnes; 60 5 Morning from 9.00—10.00 p.m. Melodies; 6.50 Keep Fit With A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 JjQ And Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; News; 7
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    New society of doctors
    43 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Medical Society has formed "The Dermatologlcai Society", with membership open to all medical practitioners in the State. Application for membership may be submitted to the society's secretary, Dr. Chuah Chong Yong. 78, Lorong 25-A, Oeylang.
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    An anniversary
    41 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Buddhist Union here will celebrate Its 23rd anniversary on Nov. 13 with special morning and evening services at the shrines at 28. Jalan Senyum and 31. Lowland Road. Vegetarian lunch will be served at 1 p.m.
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    Strikers accept terms but...
    249 4 GLASS FACTORY MEN NOW PRESENT THEIR FOUR CONDITIONS TO THE MANAGEMENT SINGAPORE, Monday. gTRIKING employees of the Singapore Glass Factory in Henderson Road will accept five of six proposals submitted by the management to end the 72-day-old strike subject to four conditions. The conditions, which were
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    ABORTION BIDS MAKE 3,000 WOMEN GRAVELY ILL YEARLY
    260 4 ABORTION BIDS MAKE 3,000 WOMEN GRAVELY ILL YEARLY SINGAPORE, Mon. Some wives who feel they cannot go through with another pregnancy become so desperate that they will go to any lengths to get rid of it, Dr. Maggie Lim, Lady Medical Officer in charge of maternal and child health services,
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    TRADER ACQUITTED OF CHEATING
    187 4 XTG AIK LAY was acquitted and discharged in the third criminal district court today on three counts of cheating, involving a total sum of $2,675, alleged to be committed four years ago. The first charge against Ng was that he cheated Teckchand of 1.160 yards of
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    Talk at Talbot House
    50 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The secretary of the Bible Socleties of Malaya, Mr. I. Morrison, will give a talk entitled "In the Footsteps of Livingstone" at Talbot House, in Scotts Road tomorrow. The talk which will be illustrated by a coloured sound film, is sponsored by Toe H.
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    Water shut-off
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Water will be cut off in Wolskel Road and Bukit Arang Road, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Wife wins maintenance for daughters
    187 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A housewife, married for 13 years, told a court here today how she checked on the movements of her husband, who, she said, left her six years ago. Ong Chwee Slan said her husband. Neo Cheng Kang, was now a lorry driver and
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    NOTED VIOLINIST AND PIANIST COMING—
    147 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Brilliant Chinese violinist. Ma Si Hon who invented the now world famous Roth-Sihon mute for the violin, viola, cello and bass and his wife, Tung Kwong Kwong, also an in-ternationally-known pianist, will perform in Singapore later this month. At the ace of three.
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    Reprimand for a detective
    250 4 Reprimand for a detective SINGAPORE, Mon— A detective was reprimanded by the Sixth Court magistrate, Mr. Satiavrlan Kandiah. today for using an "improper" method of identification In a case in which three youths. Tan Tiow Kuan, Liew Bok Cheng and Kow Geok Eng were charged with attempted extortion. The three
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    284 4 rE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: From London, Rome, Istanbul, Theran, Bombay, Colombo (8A790) 5.10 a.m.; from London, Zurich, Beirut, Bahrein. Delhi, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur (8A796) 5.35 pjn.; from London, Rome. Beirut. Karachi. CalcutU (BA708) 7.30
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    Teacher granted decree nisi
    233 4 Teacher granted decree nisi SINGAPORE, Mon. A school teacher, Helen Chia Hong Noi, told Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the high court today that her husband, Rickie Chan Yew Seng, a motor car dealer, acted "like a person suffering from hysteria" whenever he did not get what he wanted.
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    Goh to attend Asia impresarios talks
    268 4 OINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Goh Soon Tioe, well-known Singapore music teacher, has been invited to attend a meeting of top impresarios from Asian countries to be held early next year in Hong Kong to discuss the formation of a Far East concert Managers' Association for
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    Cocktail party
    43 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation will give a cocktall party at Raffles Hotel on Wednesday In honour of Mr. O. E. Wood. Chief General Manager of the Midland Bank, and Mrs. Wood, who are on a visit In Singapore.
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    Annual meeting
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Arts Society will hold Its annual general meetIng on Nov. 28 at 5.30 p.m. at the British Council premises at Penang Road.
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      78 4 I The diary POLICE BAND: Katong Park, 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY: Exhibition of works oy Peng Seng-Wu and Lee-lim at Raffles Museum, 9 a.m. to 6.30 pm SINGAPORE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: Cllnlco-patholo-glcal meeting on chest diseases. Tan Tock Seng Hospital (Ward 50). 8.15 pjn. TOC H: Talk on
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    REALLY cheap houses
    322 5 An expert arrives as Govt. studies plan for multi-storey flats, timber houses KUALA LUMPUR, Monday A PLAN to bring about jl really effective lowcost housing scheme in the country is now being studied by the Government. The plan envisages building a large number of multi-storey flats and
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    Labourer goes back in jail
    49 5 PENANG. Mon.— A labourer, Yusoff bin Mat, who had been jailed eight times, was today sent back to prison for five months. Yuson*. 33. was convicted of stealing $10 from a cook, P. M. Abdul Hamid. at about 1 20 am. on Oct. 17.
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    S'pore forced to sell big rubber stocks? London report denied
    535 5 S'pore forced to sell big rubber stocks? London report denied pHINESE rubber deal- ers here today discounted a Financial Times report that they were being forced to send some of their "enormous" stocks overseas to accumulate other markets because their resources were "strained." Mr. Ng Quee Lam. vicepresident of the
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    Tiger caught in trap is shot dead
    63 5 Tiger caught in trap is shot dead SUNGEI PATANI. Mon.— A seven-foot tiger was shot dead .at Mahang near the Kedah-Perak border, after it had been caught in a wild boar trap in the Gunong Inas forest reserve. The beast was found struggling with one paw caught in it. The
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    $30,000 HORSES DESTROYED IN WAKE OF SICKNESS SCARE
    243 5  - $30,000 HORSES DESTROYED IN WAKE OF SICKNESS SCARE EPSOM JEEP By IPOH, Monday I TfcLKh^: racehorses costing aDout $ju,uuu imported by Malayan owners from Britain have been destroyed as a result of the African horse sickness scare and five horses costing about $55,000 have beei quarantined for six months at
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    Inspection tour
    39 5  -  Dato Wong by PENANG. Mon— The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. will tour Bukit Mertajam district on Wednesday to Inspect the State's rural development projects. He will make a similar tour of Nibong Tebal on Thursday
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    TRADERS: WE FEAR CUSTOMS CLERKS
    199 5 IPOH, Monday. 'PRADERS here today expressed fears of victimisax tion it they reported dilly-dallying tactics by clerks and other subordinate staff in the Customs Department. They said this when they attended a talk given by the Assistant Controller of Customs PeraK. Mr. MS Olver. to
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    Insurance men remanded
    45 5 MALACCA. Mon.— Two insurance agents were charged in the Sessions Court here today with attempting to cheat a bank clerk. Tan Lee Cheong of $2,000. Tan Kirn Siong 42. and Leong Kwan Meng. 27. pleaded not guilty. They were rerrianded In custody.
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    U.S. ELECTION FEVER HITS THE 400 AMERICANS IN MALAYA
    127 5 U.S. ELECTION FEVER HITS THE 400 AMERICANS IN MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Election fever has gripped the 400 American t'^lzens living in the Federation on the eve -of the Presidential election. Most have cast their vote by absentee ballot. Window displays featuring photographs of both candidates have been set up
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    Ismail to leave for Malaya next week
    90 5  - Ismail to leave for Malaya next week D. LACKERSTEEN From LONDON, Mon. Dato Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, chairman of the commission which has been Investigating Malayan student affairs in Britain and Eire, leaves here for Kuala Lumpur early next week. He will be accompanied by his wife and Dr.
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    Retiring age is raised
    75 5 KUCHING. Mon— The government has amended the terms of service of women teachers by giving them parity with men as regards age of retirement This is now raised from 45 i years to 55 It means that I a large number of women teachers, who are
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    Postal agencies
    27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Three new postal agencies have been opened. They are Kampong Kuantan. in Selangor, Bangi. in Negri Sembilan. and at Nyalas. in Malacca.
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    The Stage Club plans a thrilling drama for Novem her ••••FEMININE ••••FORUM
    595 6  - The Stage Club plans a thrilling drama for Novem her ••••FEMININE ••••FORUM LUCY HUANG By AFTER their recent success, the "Rape of the Belt," the Stage Club of Singapore has chosen Michael Pertwee's thrilling drama, "Night was Our Friend" to present as their November production. The play seems to have
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      314 6 Straits Times Crossword BBi"~ iBBJ 88l Bl I I'd I ACBOSS hopes were shattered I (3, 8. 4. Like peers of the realm go- 4, 2). Ing to top of the world (8). 6. Blue moon's appearance la 8. Demigod, a kimono enwrap- surely not decadal (5). ping him, staging
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    Corruption rife—judge
    256 7 Corruption rife judge TWO FURNITURE DEALERS JAILED FOR TWO YEARS FOR GIVING $200 TO ARMY EMPLOYEE rpilE FIRST criminal district judge, Mr. -L Choor Singh, said today that corruption was very rife in Singapore and also difficult to detect. He said this when sentencing two furniture dealers tc two years'
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    $200 in envelope
    98 7 During their britf June 15 vLsit. Ng and Wu gave an envelope, found later by de Souza to contain $200, to de Souza's schoolboy son, Philip. Thi.i was meant for Philip's father as an inducement to refrain front) criticising the contract work of the Sin Sin. said
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    Two re-elected
    35 7 MALACCA, Mon.— A lawyer, Mr. Ec Yew Lin, was reelected president of the Malacca Straits Chinese British Association. The Speaker of the Malacca State Legislative Assembly, Mr. Goh Kay Seng, was reelected vice-president
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    Exit, one link with the old Sarawak...
    249 7 KUCHING, Monday J)ATO TIANKU BLJANG. a man said to be "invulnerable" and to possess an invincible charm, is on long leave prior to retirement after a long and outstanding career in the Sarawak Government. One of its best known local officers, he joined
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    MALAYAN STUDENTS DOWN UNDER IMPRESSIVE LINK, HE SAYS
    233 7 SINGAPORE. Monday THHE new Australian Commissioner in Singapore. A Mr. G. A. Jockel. today described the Malayan Ltudent population in Australia as "the most impressive iink in friendly relations between the two countries." Mr. Jockel. who assumed office today, said he had
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    40 'sacked' workers keep jobs
    92 7 40 'sacked' workers keep jobs S^REMBAN. Mon— Forty of the 67 workers of the Foiest Department here, who were .served with dismissal notices last month, have been re-employed. The men. whose notices expired today, will start work from next Monday. The other 27 workers will be re-employed when vacancies occur.
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    Dayaks worried by problem of unmarried mothers
    122 7 Dayaks worried by problem of unmarried mothers I^UCHING. Mon. Land Dayak members of the Bau district council are seeking to abolish the custom under which unmarried boys are allowed to visit unmarried girls at night. They want a return to th* former prs^Uce whereby a youth wisning to marry a
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    Civics course
    39 7 KANGAR. Mon.— About I 400 youths from the rural areas will attend a civics course which the Mentrl i Besar sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim will open at the Hokkien Association her e on Ndv. 19. I]
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    First gift from Dr. Dooley due soon
    181 7 First gift from Dr. Dooley due soon KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. I —The nrst shipment! of medicines and equip- j j ment from Dr. Tom, Dooley. the famed jungle doctor of Laos, forj use in Malaya's fight against disease will ar- rive here this month. The consignment comprises i 1 54
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    Clerk fined $2,000
    47 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A War Department clerk. Peck Seek Beng. was fined $?,000, or five months' jail, by a] magistrate here today, for! criminal misappropriation. Peck absconded with $69d belonging to the department I on Nov. 3. He surrendered 1 himself two days later. j
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    Be Proud of Your English
    256 7 You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are you content with the way you speak and write? Are you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? You are judged by your English. Thousands are handicapped because
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      189 7 Buys Bunny By Balph Heiwndahl Li' l Abner By A I Capp crnp'c^ f WWV VjOULD ME WA\TA >i rGO "HEAD- T PROBLV BECUZAM'M S«*tijaklw i f MARRr/ASTOOP)D,K3GORANT J GIMME ONE I PJRTV. SOAM'D i?'^^"^__f V U'LNOBOP/ UKEVO'? ZS LOGICAL T BETTER MARKV HIM J SMARTjy- Q^f\ yM*SON«J W»X BETO
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    34 8 M Wmmtm it* < MiU —lit) s*nmMU. smtor hikino od. Okaak the rvma and Krwods who saax wr*ata«. aMaßdaa. and aaaiirtfd, at Uka nsnaral of taw l*tm Mr K. D B*dmsj da .ill as
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    215 8 M W—4* lit (Hmmmmm) -OAttf R.ady-to-Wrar gutti IksaalaaaMrT It ton d to givr yoa inn •tyMnc aad wear, la trupicml-weigkK material* Rrtimi"- >, SlDKapore. HANI STY LBS to wit your lisil* Uly at Lucm Malr-drruing Salon, lti, MarPa«noß Road. »i«it. Appotatment*:— T«i: M3l« from a.m. W 7 P m
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    The Straits Times Tuesday. November 8. 1960. Kennedy Or Nixon
    725 8 The Straits Times Tuesday. November 8. 1960. Kennedy Or Nixon Only the memory of President Truman's 1948 victory has kept the American press from regarding today's election as pure formality insofar as the tenancy of the White House is concerned. All the experts have Senator John Kennedy the winner. They
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    Single Union
    293 8 For a long time everyone jwho studied railway staff problems knew that the Federation had need of one union 1 for the entire industry instead of five. The Railway Administration pressed the matter for three years without any apparent effect, and right up till February this year leaders
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    The Facts
    234 8 True to expectations, the week-end meeting in Kuala Lumpur of Chinese school teachers and managers passed resolutions which rejected the Rahman Talib report on education. The main burden of the criticism rested on charges that Chinese secondary education would be eliminated, and that denial of public examinations in
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    Whoever wins!
    1031 8  -  VERNON BARTLETT We may have no say in the U.S. election— but their President will be our President by I WISH HIM LUCK: HE-AND WESHALL NEED IT! TODAY is a very important day for ou, me> and everybody else, not forgetting two extremely tired men, Messrs. Nixon and
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    1060 8 THE ELECTION THE President's term of office is four years, and by the twenty-second Amendment of the Constitution (1951) he may serve only two consecutive terms. He must be at least thirty-five years old and a native-born United States citizen. His salary is M 5300.000 a year
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    'More Malay girls should be nurses'
    166 9 'More Malay girls should be nurses' Mon Miss, I mm! Kelsom bint c Mailin. 23, who flew into Singapore with an Australian nursing certificate, today urged Malay girls in the Federation to take up nursing. "W sv Kelsom who was (lie 2 000 th Colombo Plan stud. «it to study
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    More money for employees
    657 9 PROVIDENT FUND BOARD WILL GET POWER TO DECLARE HIGHER INTEREST DEPENDING ON INVESTMENT EARNINGS CVMPLOYEES Provident Fund contributor; are likely to be jiven four per cent interest on their opening annual balances foi at least the next five years. This was indicated today by the Minister
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    GREAT POTENTIAL FOR SHARES INVESTMENT HERE—EXPERT
    224 9 GREAT POTENTIAL FOR SHARES INVESTMENT HERE— EXPERT QINOAPORE. Mon. The chairman of the Sydney Stock Exchange. Mr. A. H. Urquhart. sees share market Investment as the means of broadening the basis of the ownership of property, and of marshalling a nations savings for the development of its industry Mr. Urquhart
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    Two VIP members of the E.P.F.
    157 9 A PANGKOR Island fisherman and Kullm woman rubber tapper came to the capital today as guests of the Employees' Provident Fund Board, met the Finance Minister. Mr. Tan 81ew Sin. and attended a banquet Wong Kwok Kong. 54. is the first member of the
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    GOVT'S AIM TO HELP GROWTH OF UNIONS, SAYS MINISTER
    452 9 GOVT'S AIM TO HELP GROWTH OF UNIONS, SAYS MINISTER KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, today reaffirmed the Alliance Government's policy to encourage the formation of free and independent trade unions on a national basis. He said tbla when he opened the second Asian transport
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    Stole to keep alive, boy tells court
    118 9 SINGAPORE, Monday. A 14-YEAR-OLD English-speaking boy whose parents cannot be traced wept in the Juvenile Court today, when he told the magistrate "I stole to ksep myself alive." Earlier he had pleaded guilty to stealing five hens on the night of Nov. 4.
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    Boy admits theft of dynamo
    44 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A probation report on a 14-year-old student was called when he pleaded guilty in the Juvenilp court today to stealing a bicycle dynamo and to fraudulent possession of another four dynamos. He was allowed bail of $200.
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    Two men fined $2,000 each
    47 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two Indonesian Malays. Harun bin Mataen 38. and Richard Sinangdensong 33 were each fined $2,000 or four months' jail by the ninth magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, today when they pleaded guilty to joint possession of 381b."bf Indian hemp.
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    A post-mortem on girl, 15
    39 9 KUALA LUMPUR Mon.— A 15-year-old pupil of the Malay Girls' College here died yesterday one hour after admission to the General Hospital. She was Maimunah binte Abdul Rahman from Kedah. A post-mortem was held.
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    '999' tip leads to gun at airport
    100 9 CINGAPORE. Mon. Detectives were faced with two mysteries today after the recovery of a loaded gun from the roof of a building at Paya Lebar Airport during the weekend. WHO dialled 999 and told the police where to look? WHO put the gun
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    He faces 7 charges under vice laws
    147 9 He faces 7 charges under vice laws SINGAPORE. Mon. Ibrahim bin Shariff I was produced before th« ninth magistrate. Mr. R. B. I. Pates, today on seven charges under the Protection of Women and Girls Ordinance. He pleaded not guilty to all the charges and was remanded as he could
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    Mr. Eu's new police duties
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Eu Cheow Eang, back in th« Police Force after a year with the Customs, today began new duties at Police Headquarters. He takes over as acting Assistant Commissioner of Police In charge of training and personnel from Mr. Cheam Kirn Scan*.
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    Branch office
    34 10 The Hong Kong and Singapore Import and Export Co. has registered a West Australian branch with Its headquarters and agent. Mr. Victor J. McVeigh, at Sexton Road. Inglewood. a nearby northern suburb.
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    Italy sells more goods to local markets
    295 10 TEXTILES, CHEMICALS, SHOES, CARS, ALL SHOW RISES ITALIAN imports into Malaya and Singapore have made a spectacular expansion. Latest trade statistics show that Italy's imports into the local markets rose per cent to $1(J million in the first eight months this year over
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    TRAVEL AGENT GOES ON EUROPE TOUR
    56 10 TRAVEL AGENT GOES ON EUROPE TOUR MR. CHEAH PHIE KEAT, (above), sales representative of Sam Fo Transport Co. (Travel Service), who left Singapore on Saturday for Amsterdam by Air Ceylon. Mr. Cheah plans to spend about six weeks in Europe, studying tourist organisation. He will visit Britain, West Germany. Switzerland,
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    RHODESIAN TOBACCO SEA SHOW SAILS IN
    178 10 RHODESIAN TOBACCO SEA SHOW SAILS IN rBACCO traders in Singapore and Malaya, will have an opportunity to inspect representative grades of Rhodesian and Nyasaland tobacco. A floating exhibition aboard the Royal Interoceen liner, Ruys and staged by the Tobacco Export Promotion Council of Rhodesia arrived In Singapore last night. Well-designed
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    Car radio boom
    50 10 More cars on Britain's roads are fitted with radio than ever before, and the marked upward trend in sales indicates that the boom in car radio will continue. Latest figures show that more than 450,000 cars have radio 50.--000 more than at the same time last year.
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    NEW $50,000 FIRM IN SINGAPORE
    203 10 CINGAPORE has a new firm dealing in marine and scientific instruments. Set up a month ago at Cross Street, the firm. Times Marine and Scientific Instruments Co., is also a shipwright and marine engine consultant. The managing partner. Mr. Chan Ai Wah. says that the
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    British paint firm plans factory in Malayan area
    290 10 British paint firm plans factory in Malayan area !»*•)./> ti v > > a» (»j rfTTWBBPM^yii INTERNATIONAL PAINTS LTD., of London. Eng--1 land, is planning to set up a factory in the i Federation or Singapore, as a move to expand its business in Asia. Two of the company's executives.
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    Ship to start tourist tour
    74 10 The China Navigation Co. Ltd. will this month receive from the Taikoo Dock- 1 yard. Hong Kong, the former Dilwara. a ship built in 1936. Now being reconditioned Moid renamed Kuala Lumpur she will start a new tourist cruise service late next year from Fremantle.
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    All-tobacco filter tip cigarette on market
    202 10 ANEW type of ciga- re Lie with an all- 1 tobacco filter tip enters the Singapore and Federation markets this month, offering smokers the benefits of what is claimed to be the first major advance in cigarette making in 20 j years. Developed by
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    Big jump in local beer business
    205 10 Big jump in local beer business SINGAPORE and Malayan people are big beer drinkers, as shown by the amount of beer imported each year. Trade statistics reveal that in the first half of the year, the local markets imported 695.673 gallons or 5.565.384 pints apart from the local breweries' production.
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      139 10 MAUYA NOW! iSpiV, you cannot boast having seen A special guide book— Z&jW the world, you can at least feel FREE. /Vtff j L A U.yotoU proud knowing ym< have seen our A handsome car sticker Vi^cii/ for each State visited fe&^M own beautiful country. Drive and FREE sr sij'
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      1395 11 bu.'l O o h .n C THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD %tT' SINCAPORE (liciriintid il tte Unted KngMa) 18 LINES SAILINCS ta ABEN. O.K. ft CONTINENTAL PORTS. Spore P. Sham Penang BENRiNNES literpeel, Hull. Rotterdam. li Part/ 8 not Hamburg 18/11 Not Lueraeel iirect arntts 7 DM BENVEHUE Hamburg. LaMaa.
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    RUBBER PRICE IMPROVES: SHAREMARKET OPENS QUIET
    1034 12 By Our Market Correspondent THE PRICE of rubber improved a cent anJ three-quarters in Singapore yesterday, in the face of a London editorial commenting on the financial position of Singapore's Chinese deafen. The official 4.30 p.m. close for No. 1 sheet was 89i cents
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 12 SINGAPORE, NOV. 7. RUBBER: 891 cents per lb. (up i; crnts). .*> p.m. unofficial close: 891 cents (steady). TIN: 5396.30 per picul (down 3*i rents). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (up five tons).
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: Nov. 7 Nov. 5 Industrials: VttJtt ISMI Tins: 185.61 186.32 Rubbers: 211.79 1124! Jan. 1, 1958 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    659 12 SINGAPORE members ol the! Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at j their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday. (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written > Industrials: Fraser and Neave ords (2) $1.90; M. Breweries $2.72; Metal Box $1.85: Robinson ords 51.22: Cold Storage
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    129 12 MELBOURNE. Mon. INVESTMENT snares opened the x week along easier lines here :oday. Albion Quarries and Carrier Air eased Is. and Colonial Sugar £2 10k- to £74 10s. Factors gained 9d to Bs. 3d. Base metals and the oils were steady. while Commonwealth Bonds traded along firm lines.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    224 12 X T ()\KMBKR first grade rubber buyers f o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 89', cents, per lb up Ift cents on Fridays clone. The tone was quirt after steady. I S.C.C.R CLOSING PRICES in cents per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R S.S. Spot fob. buyers 89',.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    134 12 Sl\<; WORK Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quie' UK/ Continent Nov./ Dec. shipments $28 >» buyers. $28 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $41 Va sellers. riium $4j' sellers. Pepper: quiel no business was reported done. Mu. tok white J2ST-... Sarawak S2a2< 2 special
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    221 12 rpHK Malayan K\rhaiicr Banks' Association made the following changes in n.s laics to merchants yesierdav: London: selling T.T. or O.D 24: buying airmail TT- 2 4 18. O.D 2 4 5 32. 30 ci sl 2 4 5 16. 45 dst 2 4 3 8. 60 dst 2
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    83 12 SHIPS Wine alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharres or expected today are: Langkoeas 1/2. Charon 4/5. Izhevsk 6A. Demodocus 6/7. Hlrashlma Maru 8/9. Malay 10/ 11. Teiko Maru 13/14, Mettalurz Baykov 15/16. Ceylon 18. Rutheverett 19. Pailowa N. Wall 1. Padjonge N. Wall 2. Sletter N. Wall 4.
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      740 12 NOTICES PETALING TIN, LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai an Extraordinary General Meeting of this Company wili be held at the Company's Registered Omce. 2 Station Road. Ipoh. su 11 a.m. on Friday. 2oth November. 1960 to consider and, if thought fit. pass me following Resolutions (the first being a
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      1025 12 NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE As Madam NEO GUAT NGOH I has no: responded to the previous 1 Notices published in this Paper by Mr. LEE SCON SENG, hei Has"- i bai.d. the said Mr. LEE SOON SENG has now decided to i der that the said Madam NEO GUAT NGOH no
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      742 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CIT\ COUNCIL NOTICE AI'I'OIVTMKNT OF VlhUlil APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens for the above appointment m Hie City Health Department. Salary Scale: $137.50 s 7.50 5220. Applicants must be qualified Mid wives and under the age of 3a years. Commencing salary will depend on age
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      838 13 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD Applications are invited from suitably qualified male candidates (or the appointment of Secretary to the Board. Applicants for this senior pensionable appointment must be members of a recognised professional body with considerable experience, preferably with a large industrial undertaking. Age should be between 33 and 40
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      815 13 NOTICES TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. CAP. 137) SABAK BERNAM TOWN BOARD NOTICE No. A Draft Plan has been prepared under Section i 35 of the Town Boards Enactment for the Layout of the Town of babak Bernam. In the District of Sabak Bernam, as shown on Plan NoSP.O. 82/3717 which
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      805 13 NOTICES RESULTS LOTTERY ASSUNTA FOUNDATION DRAWN STH NOVEMBER 1960 AT P.J. CLIB. Lottery: Ist Prlie No. *****7, 2nd No. *****8, 3rd No. *****4. 4th No. *****5. sth No- *****8. Bth No. *****9. 7th No. *****2. Bth No. *****1 9tli No. *****8. 10th No. *****9. 11th No- *****3. 12th No. *****1.
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      633 13 (Continued from Pare 8) SITUATIONS VACANT li Wordt Si (Min.)-Box it ctt. txtrm QUALIFIED LADY piano teacher for teaching Higher Grade. Part/full time. Good prospects and salary. Apply Box A674!> ST. Spore. WANTED Junior Steno/Typlst and Accounts clerk Senior Cambridge. Reply with particulars, age, experience, salary expected to Box A
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      653 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 2t Wordt Si (Mia.)— Box it ctt. txtra VACANCY EXISTS In private hospital for full-time trained nurse for night duties, midwifery experience essential. Conditions good. Box A 6751 S.T. B'pore. REQUIRED QUALIFIED PHARMACIST, Mtdltal Representative and Corrsspendenee Clerk able write Chinese-English, with typing experience; K.L. residents preferred. Apply
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      784 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 2* Wordt Si (Min.)— Box it ctt. txtra FULLY FURNISHED ROOM District 9 rent very reasonable including use of Telephone. Suitable bachelor/working girl. Ring Spore ***** office hours. FURNISHED 2 bedroomed flat to let In Tanglin area: All modern conveniences. Car porch: available now: Phone Spore ***** for
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      865 13 TUITION J0 Wordt Si (Min.)— Box iO ctg. mmtrm TUITION REQUIRED for Organic and 810-Ct\emlstry for Ladjr Mrdl'al Btudrnt. Apply Box A6T3O S.T. Bpsrc MATHEMATICS TUITION f. condary Classrs for 19S1 by quallflrd •xpcrlenerd tutor. Reply early Bos A67M S.T. Blngaporr YOOA Classes followed by Meditation (optional) gircn by ths
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    LANDSLIDE CUTS TRUNK ROUTE FOR 12 HOURS
    155 14 THE trunk road linking the east and west coasts was cut for nearly 12 hours yesterday by heavy falls of earth and rock sent cascading on to the roadway by continuous rain which began on Sunday night. The landslides occurred at the Genting
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    On bookmaking charge
    40 14 IPOH. Mon. Lee Toh Sun, 48. pleaded not guilty here today to acting as a bookmaker at the Perak Turf Club yesterday. Bail of $500 was allowed i and the case was postponed I to Dec. 22.
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    Students now want to learn trades, he says
    192 14 PENANG, Monday. OOYS with good scholastic records were now learning trades and J J shunning "white collar" jobs, the principal of the Methodist Boys' School here, Mr. Loo Choo Kheam, said today. Mr. Loo, who was speaking at the schools annual parents'
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    Motorist and a wild boar
    80 14 13ATU GAJAg, Mon. A businessman. Mr. Ng Seng Soo, 38. was injured when his car ran into a ditch near here last night while trying to avoid a wild boar running across the road. The car was damaged, Mr. Ng was treated as an outpatient
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    BRANCH BACKS THE SACKED STORE PMIP EXECUTIVE
    165 14 BRANCH BACKS THE SACKED STORE PMIP EXECUTIVE SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Kampong Bahru branch of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party today came out in support of dismissed secretary-general. Inche Zainul Abidin Shah, and the suspended acting president, Inche H. M. Yahaya. At an emergency meeting last night, the branch adopted a resolution
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    Oil union told: No agreement yet
    184 14 SINGAPORE, Mon. Three oil companies here have told the Singapore Petroleum Workers' Union that they canv.oi enter into a collective agreement with it on itt demands since the question of union representation has not yet been resolved. The union's demands were submitted to the
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    Celebration by Chettiars
    62 14 MUAR, Mon.— The Chettiar community will celebrate the 1960 Karthigai festival at the Chettiars' temple on Dec. 2. Prayers will be said In the morning, followed by free food for all. irrespective of caste or creed. In the evening th e presiding deity of the temple Lord
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    DRIVER'S SON KILLED IN CRASH
    134 14 DRIVER'S SON KILLED IN CRASH IZUANTAN, Mon. A lorry carrying a full load of railway sleepers, to be shipped to Singapore from Kuantan, went off the road about 17 miles from here- yesterday The lorry attendant, who 1 was the driver's .son, was killed. The vehicle wa. carrying i the
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    Parade of 2,000 Gurkhas
    49 14 BUTTERWORTH, Mon.— Two thousand Gurkhas will take part in a passing-out parade— the biggest of its kind so far— at the Gurkha Depot in Sungei Patani on Nov. 16. The 110-man Gurkha pipes and drums, which returned yesterday from Britain will play at the ceremony.
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    Waterfall picnic tragedy: 2 drowned
    118 14 Waterfall picnic tragedy: 2 drowned IPOH. Mon. A family picnic at a waterfall near Bidor, 44 miles from here, ended in tragedy yesterday when two members of the party of six were drowned. The dead were Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Ghuni. 1">, a Tcluk Anson English School student, and his
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    Ferry tips Malaya
    356 15  -  TEOH ENG TATT By VERY STRONG CHANCE FOR CHALLENGE ROUND' SINGAPORE. Mon. Ferry Sonneville. Indonesia's leading player, today gave Malaya a very strong chance of reaching the challenge round ot the next Thomas Cup championship. He told the Straits Times today: "You have a very strong hand
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    Airmen win 27-0
    36 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. R.A.F. Changi easily beat a weak Singapore Cricket Club Invitation team hv 27 poinis d coals. 2 trlrs. dropped goal, penalty) to nil in their rugger match on the padang today.
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    Indonesian youngsters unlucky to lose 1-0
    249 15 Indonesian youngsters unlucky to lose 1-0 SINGAPORE Mon. The young Indonesian hockey team earned nothing but praisp from all who watched them against a Singapore Selection on the S.C.C. padang today and they certainly did not deserve to go down by a goal scored in the la.«* few minutes of
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    123 15 LONDON, Mon. The draw for the Second Round of the Kngllsh F.A. Cup competition proper, to be played on Nov. 26, was made here today as follows: Bangor v Southport; Chesterfield or Doncast«r v Oldham; Port Vale v Carlisle: Halifax v Crewe oi Rochdale; Bradford
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    4-STAR TENNIS EXHIBITION
    94 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two former Wimbledon champions. Alex Olmedo of Peru and Ashley Cooper of Australia, are among the four world professional lawn tennis players who will play In Singapore when Jack Kramer's troupe visits here next month. The other two who will lorm the quartet are Pancho
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    250 15 PERTH, Monday. riPENING bat Colin McDonald took a body battery ing from the West Indies fast bowler Wesley Hall today when the Australian XI began their second 'nnings needing 435 runs in 480 minutes to beat the touring side. The Australians, who started their
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    WHAT IS MEANT BY PROPER COACHING?
    589 15  -  Norman Siebel by WHAT is proper coaching? Could it be defined as coaching by a skilled instructor working with athletes who are provided with every facility, able to devote ample time to training and who can afford or are given necessary additions to diet?
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    165 15  - PRIDE OF CHEVALIER READY TO WIN EPSOM JEEP By I IPOH. Mon. Pride of Chevalier, who ha.s been gelded, went stylishly in a workout with Eiffel Tower (Leman) on a heavy track at Ipoh this morning. They ran 3f in 41 4 5 with Prldf of Chevalier (Dragon) going easily
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    IPOH RACE WEIGHTS
    282 15 WEIGHTS for seven races at Ipoh tomorrow: Cl. 4, Div. 2-sf. Pride of Chevalier :uio Speedy Slipper 8.11 Crown Link 8.11 Constanta 8.10 Fire Power 8.09 Haadyai 8.09 Superjet 8.08 Obedient Son B.ofi Prediction 8.05 Southern Moon B.OS Nip On 8.05 Ben II ur II 8.04 Cl.
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    SKIPPER KOK SENG HAS TOUR DOUBTS
    323 15  -  SAUL JOSHUA i by LEE KOK SENG, cen-tre-half and captain of Singapore's football team, is not sure of joining the Singapore team which will tour Hong Kong and Saigon during the next three weeks. Kok Seng, who returned today with two otjier members of
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    22 15 The Perak lut Club big sweep consolation pii/e number In yesterday's Straits Times should read *****8 and not *****8.
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    '3 WIDOWS' JUDGMENT WILL AFFECT OLD, ACCEPTED MALAYAN VIEWS
    481 16 Chief Justice: We have to give weight to what we are to consider for guidance in future THE JUDGMENT in the "Three Widows" case will affect "one way or another what has been the accepted view in .Malaya for many, many
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    32 16 BELFAST. Mon— The new American Dupont Synthetic Rubber Plant, near Londonderry, was rocked by an explosion in a pipeline today. Tw© workers were injured but major equipment escaped damage. Reuter.
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    30 16 jayapalan aon of Kumaraaam) I^nd Office paused away peacefully at G.H. on 8-11-SO. Corteite leaves 177. Buklt Tlmah Road at 4.30 m roday to Chua Chu K.iiik for hurlal.
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    40 16 Word, Mil t Minimum > MR. AND MRS. K. NARAYANAN I NAIH u( BsrM n itiank all friends mi MBstSaai lur their kind atlrndance ■od valuable Etfll on the occasion of their marriage on Oct. 30 Chettiar'a Hall, K 1.
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    38 16 BANGKOK. Mon. The Thai Government has asked the Laotian Government to extradite a Thai Air Force sergeant who sought political asylum in Laos after a flight from Lopburi. Thailand m a Bearcat aircraft last week Reuter.
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    158 16 HUNTER WENT OUT FOR WILD BOAR —BUT CAME BACK WITH TIGER JOHORE BAHRU, Mon— A Johore Bahru bus company executive went wild boar hunting yesterday and bagged a tiger. Mr. Andrew Heng. managing director of the Alec Bus Company, motored to Ma wai, about 32 miles from here, for a
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    RECITAL BY PIANIST FROM AMERICA
    226 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. A, young American pianist, Natalie Hinderas, gave a recital before an invited audience of music teachers and senior students in the Cultural Centre last night. Technically Miss Hinderas is extremely well equipped, and she is intelligent enough to choose a programme that will
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    300 16 LONDON. Mon.— Stock markets maintained a firm undertone today. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON. Mon. Spot 26' id.. Dec. 26 IJd..1 J d.. Jan./ March aeSd Apr./ June 26' 2 d., July Sept. 26\d.. Oct. Dec. 26' I »d.. Nov.
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