The Straits Times, 11 November 1960

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times i r Hat** 1 Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1960. < v 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon KENNEDY RESTS
    734 1 IKE SENDS A CABLE ON TAKE-OVER Consultation likely on the 1961 budget Pledge to work for cause of liberty NEW YORK, Thursday PRESIDENTELECT John Kennedy spent a relaxed day at his summer home H y a n n i s Port (Mass.) as the nation awaited his proposals
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    Lock icon Mothers protest in pouring rain
    195 1 COLOMBO. Thurs. A BOUT 1 ,500 ■^mothers of Roman Catholic School children gathered in pouring rain at dawn today to protest against the Government's takeover of assisted denominational schools. The mothers formed an orderly half-mile queue outside the official residence of Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike. the
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    Lock icon MALTA'S FORMER PREMIER —FINED—
    98 1 MALTA'S FORMER PREMIER —FINED— VALLETTA. Thurs. Mr. Dmn MintotT, former Prime Minister of Malta, was convicted today of inciting people to break the law and was fined £10. Maltese noi police were at active alert stations in Valletta as the Labour Party leader went to the magistrate's court which was
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    Lock icon Dr. S sets up supreme congress
    70 1 Dr. S sets up supreme congress BANDOENG. Thurs. President Soekarno installed today Indonesia's massive and supposedly powerful People's Consultative Congress. The 610-member body, appointed by the President nearly three months ago, completed the Government's physical structure under the 1945 Constitution. According to the Constitution, the Congress will be the supreme
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    Lock icon Watching the Red Square parade
    82 1 CHINA'S PRESIDENT Liv Shao-Chi (second from right), with Soviet Premier, Mr. Khrushchev (second from left), watching the military parade in Moscow's Red Square on Monday. More than 100 Communist leaders watched the rally one of the biggest gatherings of Communist chiefs ever to appear at
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    NOW 12 STUDENTS ARE DETAINED
    180 1 NOW 12 STUDENTS ARE DETAINED KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Twelve Chinese school students, mostly in their teens, were detained in Special Branch swoops in Selangor and Negri Sembilan early today. Six were picked up from their homes in Selangor and the rest from various parts of Negri Sembilan. A senior police
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    Lock icon King opens road
    22 1 AMMAN. Thurs. >— King Hussein today inaugurated a desert road tying all parts of Jordan with the port of Aquba.—Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    18 1 lUD DEMAND ild. hi. chui»_ En'.-uu cajK.! I *r u'liuiaal i v Lu,'laiil tb« U. r«
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    Lock icon Cobbold quits
    38 1 LONDON. Thurs.— Mr. Cameron Cobbold, 55, has resigned as Governor of the Bank of England as from next June and will be succeeded by the Earl of Cromer, it was anI nounced here tonight. i Reuter.
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    M'night kidnap bid fails
    176 1  - M'night kidnap bid fails JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE. Fri. A 34-year-old businessman. Low Xi m Lian. this morning escaped the clutches of four young kidnappers in Owen Road. The attempt got hundreds of policemen out of bed for a Ntate-wide hunt for the gang, who were using a black Hillman
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    Nik hopes for the FDR line
    505 2 FROM BOTH WEST AND EAST MESSAGES of CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD f MOSCOW. Thursday KENNEDY TOLD: HOPES OF THE WORLD FOR ENDING THE THREAT OF WAP NOW REST LARGELY WITH YOU lytß. KHRUSHCHEV has sent congratulations to Senator John Ken- nedy on his election as
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    Ike cables congratulations, prepares hand-over
    498 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT EISENHOWER last night sent a telegram of congratulations to his Democratic successor Senator John Kennedy and then left for an extended golfing holiday at Augusta (Georgia) in the Presidential plane. Mr. Eisenhower drove to Washington airport after holding a lengthy special Cabinet
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      5 2 THE GAMBOLS *y Barry Appleby
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    Lock icon SOEKARNO TO KENNEDY: I'M CONFIDENT OUR COUNTRIES CAN WORK MORE CLOSELY
    644 3 WISHES POUR INTO THE HOME of AMERICA'S NEW PRESIDENT From Page Two majority condemned Republican policy as failing to meet the interests of safeguarding peace. President Soekarno of Indonesia, in his congratulatory cable, said: "I am confident your able
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    ON TOW... BUT MR. Z DIDN'T KNOW
    72 3 LONDON: MOa after mile the little Morris Minor hung on to the tail of the company director's big car. At last Mr. Zbigniew Grugszkos stopped In a Bolton street. "It kept following me. I thought it was dangerously close Then he found the
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    Lock icon What's the difference? China asks
    141 3 HONG KONG. Thurs. The I New China News Agency said today that Mr. Kennedy, Presidentelect of the 1.5.. was no different from defeated Vice-President Nixon "in pursuing the aims of the aggressive and reactionary policies of the I.S. ruling circles." Mr. Kennedy, it said in
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    Lock icon $850,000 gambler ends up bankrupt—with $24
    76 3 $850,000 gambler ends up bankrupt with $24 LONDON, Thursday. MR. CHARLES DE SILVA, 34, from Ceylon, lost most of £100.000 ($850,000) in gambling in Britain. France, New York and Las Vegas, creditors were told here yesterday. An Official Receiver at the London Bankruptcy Court said de Silva, who had been
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    Guard saves £13,000
    107 3 Guard saves £13,000 /totoTN THE WORLD j V^in brief/ LONDON: A guard saved about A" 13.000 when six hooded bandits held up and robbed a payroll car yesterday. He flung himself over bags containing the money on the floor of the car. The thieves, armed with coshes escaped with other
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    Lock icon Royal Comet: 'No danger'
    53 3 BONN: The Anglo German committee which investigated the alleged buxzing of Queen Elizabeth's Comet found there was "no danger of a collision," it was announced here. The incident occurred as the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were returning to London after a private visit to
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    REFERENDUM WILL SHOW PEOPLE BACK ME: LUMUMBA
    130 3 REFERENDUM WILL SHOW PEOPLE BACK ME: LUMUMBA EOPOLIIVILLE: The PreLj mier Mr. Patrice Lumumba said that a na-tion-wide referendum would confirm his government in power. Mr. Lumumba mule the statement in a pamphlet distributed to journalists the seconu in 48 hours to emerge from his closely guarded residence here. Mr.
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    Threat over—Castro
    159 3 Threat over Castro HAVANA: Premier Fidel Castro said last night that Cuban diplomacy "had successfully diverted the threat from abroad." But he warned: "The people's resistance spirit must not sleep. We do not want the world to become involved in the tragedy of an atomic war as a result of
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    Ex-terrorist envoy
    43 3 - LONDON: Mr. Andis Soteriades. first diplomatic envoy of the Cyprus Republic to Britain, presented his credentials to Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace yesterday. Mr. Soetriades, 36. was a former Eoka leader who once had a price ot £5.000 on his head.
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    For burial in India
    101 3 TOKYO: The body of i Indian Air Marshal. 8. Mukerji, 49. who died shortly after his arrival here Tuesday. wa.s flown ba^k to India yesterday after a farewell ritual. An Indian Embassy spokesman said the Chief of the Indian Air Staff died of suffocation caused by
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    YOUTHS BRAVERY IS PRAISED
    375 4 Coroner: By his attempt to rescue drowning man, he showed good example of rare public-spiritedness SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE CORONER, Mr. N. A. D'Rozario today strongly commended a youth for the bravery and public-spiritedness which he displayed when he jumped into a swollen and swift-flowing canal in
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    THREE YEARS JAIL FOR THREE-TIME ESCAPEE
    169 4 THREE YEARS JAIL FOR THREE-TIME ESCAPEE SINGAPORE. Thurs. A man who escaped three times from lawful custody since 1958 and was rearrested each time, was »ent to three years' jail in the Third Criminal District Court yesterday. Before sentence, Tan Kens Liang, with aliases Tan Kirn Lian and Tang Keng
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    Govt. aid for scholars
    62 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Government is offering a number of scholarships at $6 a month, tenable for a year, to enable deserving pupils in primary schools to continue their education in Secondary schools. The Ministry of Education, announcing this today, said the award of such scholarships would
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    Guest speaker
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mrs. Shlrin Fozdar will speak on "From Chaos to world Stability" at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise, on Saturday at 5 p.m.
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    Hawker-bookmaker is fined $2,000
    225 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A hawker was today fined $2,000 or four months' jail for acting r.s bookmaker In the rear portion of a watch-shop in North Bridge Road here. Boey Peng Eng, 38, of Holland Road, was allowed time to pay the fine in four Instalments. Did
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    Fatal stabbing affray: Man gets 5 years jail
    311 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. AN INDIAN labourer, who fatally stabbed a Chinese labourer at Pulau Bukom Kechll on the night of August 9 this year, was Jailed for five years by Mr. Justice Chua at the Assi2e Court here today. Mohamed Ismail, son of
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    TREASURER ACCUSED OF USING PARTY FUNDS
    155 4 TREASURER ACCUSED OF USING PARTY FUNDS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The U.M.N.O. (Tanglin branch) treasurer, Ibrahim bin Abu Bakar. today pleaded guilty before the Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, to criminal misappropriation of $195.75. Inspector Teoh Beng San. the prosecutor, told the court that the money misappropriated was part of
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    Water cuts today
    67 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Water will be cut off in the following areas tomorrow: In Alexandra Road be- 1 tween Alexandra Police Station and 368-8 Alexandra Road, from 9 a.m. to 5 I p.m. In back lane between No. 76 and 102 Thomson Road, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
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    Bicycle case: j Partners cleared
    248 4 Bicycle case: j Partners cleared SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Two partners of a bicycle shop in Hill Street here were today cleared of a charge of selling counterfeit goods. Ng Cheng Suan and Ng Kirn Leong of Seng Hong and Company were accused of selling a Raleigh bicycle with counterfeit parts to
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    Brigade head
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dato A.M. Alsagoff will act as Commissioner of the Bt. John Ambulance Brigade, in the aJQsence of Dr. D. P. Mclntyre, Commissioner, who will be on leave from Nov. 14 to Nov. 30. Mr. Tan Blan Kirn. will act as Deputy Commissioner.
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    Art exhibition
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. i Puan Noor Alshah. wife of i the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak, will j open an exhibition of the Art of Japanese Flower Arrange- j ment at the Victoria Memo- rial Hall on Dec. 10 at 10 a.m. j
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    COURT CONFISCATES $1,584
    61 4 SINGAPORE. Tlnn. Tan Boon Sal and Low Wee Pin were fined $500 each In a magistrate's court today for loitering in the Kandang Kerbau market for the purpose of bookmaklng yesterday afternoon. Documents relating to horse-betting were seized from them, the court was told. The court ordered
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      391 4 rE following Is today's 9.30 p.m.; from Bangkok schedule of civil air- <kms72> >2^o a.m craft movements at Paya ro\c- tv, Darwta Sydney s I^bar airport Singapore. JSiS' 9 JS P S *£'<&s£. j \kki\ \l> Karachi. Beirut. Zurich. London > BO AC: Prom London. Dussel- (8A709) 11.35 p.m. dorf.
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    Revaluation: A protest
    319 5 RATEPAYERS WARN: RENTS WILL SOAR IF MUNICIPALITY ADOPTS EXPERTS' RECOMMEND A TIONS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday rpHE Selangor Property Owners' and Ratepay- ers' Association decided today to protest against the municipality's "unrealistic" revaluation of properties. Mr. T. Rajendra, the president, told the Straits Times that the revaluation would
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    80 WERE TOO LATE FOR SCHOOL
    153 5 80 WERE TOO LATE FOR SCHOOL ARAU, Thurs. About I 80 students who applied for re-enrolment 1 at the Alwiab religious school here this morning were rejected because the legister was closed yesterday. "We gavo all pupils two weeks in which to re-register. We cannot accept those who are late,"
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    Alliance rally
    33 5 KUALA SELANGOR. Thurs. -An Alliance rally will be held at Simpang Ijok new village, near here, tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. One of the 16 speakers will bo Senator Ra]a Rastam Shahrome.
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    An extra 27,000 took the exams
    105 5 ]£UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The number of candidate* who sat for the Malayan Secondary .School Entrance examinations this year was 27.275 more I than last year. According to a Government statement today, there were 103,000 candidates in 1960. compared with 7.").7).i last year. There were
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    Bail allowed
    29 5 IPOH, Thurs.— Yew Fook. 29. was allowed bail after he pleaded not guilty to a I charge of attempting to cxi tort $7,200 from Wong Fook Choon.
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    A raffle to help needy
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —The district welfare committee here has obtained the approval of the Government to run a raffle to laise $10,000 for the needy and the distressed. The prize- for the draw, which will t*ke place on Feb. 11. will include a car and
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    For narcotics conference
    43 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Malaya will send a top Customs officer to attend a United Nations sponsored conference on narcotics in Bangkok from Dec 6 to 17. He is Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ariffln. Assistant Controller of Customs of Johore South
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    CM. on tour
    30 5 NIBONG TEBAL. Thurs The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. today toured Nlbong Tebal District to Inspect the first pha.se of the Government's five-year rural development plan.
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    Malay schools close earlier
    42 5 KUALA LUMPUK. Thurs Malay schools in the Federation will start their third term holidays on Dec. 1. says a Government statement, issued here. English. Chinese (Kuo-yu) and Tamil schools will close ion Dec. 2. which is a Friday.
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    120 5 The Auster couple stuck in Dijon LONDON, Thurs. A British Army officer and his wife were today on the last lap of a 7,000-mile flight in an Auster aeroplane, bought specially for the trip, from Malaya to England. The couple. Capt. Michael Somerton Rayner, 29, and hi.s wife, were today
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    STATE WANTS 'ULTIMATUM' IN WRITING
    301 5 KOTA BHARL. Thursday. THE Ministry for Rural Development was challenged today to give a "written ultimatum" to the PMIP-contrblled state of Kelantan regarding the Federal Government's refusal to give grants for development projects unless the State accepted its 1 conditions. The challenge came from i
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    Byrne flies to Tokyo meeting
    131 5 Byrne flies to Tokyo meeting SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, left by air for Japan today to repre«nt Singapore at the ministerial meeting of the Colombo Plan consultative committee in Tokyo from Nov. 14 to Nov. 17. After the meeting Mr. Byrne will,
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    STORE MAN BUILDS $sm. BRUNEI DAM
    118 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Singapore civil engineer. Mr. Wong Kah Loong, director of SinoMalayan Engineers Ltd.. Brunei, is building a $5,000,000 dam for a reservoir at Tasek. near Brunei Town. The contract for the dam was signed in Brunei recently by Mr. Wong and Brunei's
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    Found: A cure for lights. that lure
    212 5 Found: A cure for lights that lure KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A visiting American priest today i described Malaya's rural development plan as a good weapon against Juvenile delinquency. He is the Rev. John J. Carroll, who arrived from America today for a three-day stay before going to the Philippines to
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    Not guilty plea to bookmaking
    51 5 IPOH. Thurs.— Three men pleaded not guilty here today to acting as bookmakers at the Perak Turf Club yesterday, the second day of the Ipoh races. They were Fam Kam Ming. 32. Ng Boon Leong; 42. and Ng Chok. 48. who were allowed $500 ball
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    Malay has 15,000 new words now
    253 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday ABOUT 15,000 new Malay words have been coined so far by "terminology committees" which have been set up by the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. its director, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said today. He was speaking at a meeting of the main
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    'TREATED LIKE A DOG/ WIFE TELLS COURT
    288 6 PENANG, Thursday. A MOTHER of three. Say Choy Yook, today re- fused to go back to her husband because, she said, he treated her "like a dog. "I have tolerated him far too long," she replied when the magistrate, Mr. Ng Mann Sau.
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    Assault on City staff: An appeal
    90 6 pENANO. Thurs. The Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thlam Slew, said yesterday evenIng the city council was seriously perturbed by the frequency of reports alleging that members of the public had assaulted city council labourers while they were on duty. "I would earnestly request the co-operation
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    Clerk pleads not guilty to breach
    62 6 IPOH. Thurs.— A former magistrate's court clerk, V. Nagendran. 38, pleaded not guilty In the se slons court here today to two charges of criminal breach of trust. He was alleged to have misappropriated $100 on Nov 4 or Nov. 5. 1959. and also
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    18 months' jail
    37 6 SINGAPORE Thurs.— Goh Kee Lai. 26. who had six previous convictions, today was jailed for 18 months for tryIng to steal a wallet from a taxi driver travelling in a bus on Nov. 4.
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    A bright boy from S'pore gets London study award
    91 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Wong Kong Men*, a former student of St Patrick's School in Singapore (above), who has scored outstanding success in his studies in civil engineering in England. Mr. Wong went to England in 1956 and studied at Brighton Technical
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    Replanting show
    26 6 BATU OAJAH. Thurs. More than 600 rubber smallholders attended aii exhibition held by the Rubber Industry Replanting Board on the town padang here yesterday.
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    8.7 MIL. PEOPLE BY NEXT YEAR
    160 6 8.7 MIL. PEOPLE BY NEXT YEAR SINGAPORE. Thurs. A market research specialist predicted today that the population of Singapore would increase by 69,000 to 1.70 C.000 and the Federation by 295.000 to 7,000,000 by next year. Mr. John C. Lee, managing partner of Malayan Research Services, said this In a
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    Grandmother of datin dies
    50 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The death occurred at her resi- dence In Telok Kuaru last night of Che Siti Khatijah. 92-year-old grandmother of Datln Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat. Datln Abdul Hamid Is the wife of Dato Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, a member of the Legislative Assembly.
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    ROADS, RAILWAY FOR NEW $2m. BERTH
    226 6 PORT SWETTENHAM, Thursday. WORK on two approach roads and a rail track for Port Swettenhara's $2 million deep water berth "vill start early next year. Piling work Is now In prosress and the berth Is expected to be completed by the end of 1961.
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    Smallpox checks
    45 6 SINGAPORE Thurs.—Sin-:apore-bound passengers from Jakarta, which has been dela red a smallpox infected >ort. were screened by alr>ort health authorities here oday. Health officers examined 'accination papers and also ;ave personal checks as an idded precaution. Four flights arrived here rom Jakarta today.
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      330 6 Straits Times Crossword ACRUBB 0. Day for scholars to go up to 1. He may give us a distorted the city (7). picture of the USA art crltlo 7. Getting greater dltcomfarta? (13). (7-6). On which one may speak In io. Grant's phrase might do for turn or play badly
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    Lock icon BEGINNING OF THE END of'prison of cloth'
    1372 7 BEGINNING OF THE END of 'prison of cloth' OUT WITH THE. flannel petticoat under petticoat wadded petticoat starched petticoat muslin petticoats A champion of women's emancipation gAKAH JOSEPHA HALE was an unusual suffragette. She refused to have anything to do with the suffrage movement yet alone, did more to improve
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    124 8 it Wmrtt lit (Minimum) OUR GRATEFUL THANKS to our Mother of Perpetual Succour. For her protection and the speedy recovery of uur son David. MESSRS. LOW KAI KONO. Low Kai Lee. and members of then Is mllles thank all friends, relatives ,nd well-wishers who attended ths inneral of the
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    55 8 tt Hera's Sit Wniimum) MEMORIAM— Mrs. K. Isaac died in 11.46. Mr. Thomas Isaac— I pore 14 11 M. Cherished memories. IN LOVINC MEMORY of Mary Koh H.,11. Kng, a devoted wile and mother ho left us on It 11 If Requiem Mass i am. on Saturday at
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    The Straits Times Friday. November 11. 1960. Rates And Rents
    598 8 The Straits Times Friday. November 11. 1960. Rates And Rents More is known, after the budget meeting of Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council, of the revision of assessments that is to come into forcg next year. The assessed annual value goes up from roughly $24 million to $53 million; the municipal
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    Congo Mission
    364 8 An opportunity "is beginning to unfold" for a fresh start in the Congo, said Mr. Rajeshwai Dayal, the United Nations special representative there, m his report to the world body last week. With this in mind, the General Assembly has endorsed the suspension of turther debate on the
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    Red Menace
    263 8 Perhaps now the American election is out of the way world statesmen will attend to the alarming deterioration in the security of Indochina. The position in South Vietnam is confused, but not enough to obscure the fact that Communist guerillas, having' failed in their plan to establish a
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      106 8 JOHORE TO GET YET ANOTHER WHITE ELEPHANT... QNE million two hundred thousand dollars is a lot of money to waste on a white elephant. The Johore Bahru town council however has some white elephants and is about to acquire another in the form of a new market. Only a few
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      Preserving the caves
      245 8 HEADERS of your report on Nov. 5 on the Malayan Film Unit's latest production "Batu Caves" will be interested to learn that the Selangor Government, as a result of representation made by the Malayan Nature Society early this year, is giving favourable consideration to preserving for posterity
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    The land of unlimited impossibilities
    1480 8  - The land of unlimited impossibilities STAFF WRITER by a KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE BACKGROUND TO THE DISPUTE BETWEEN HOLLAND AND INDONESIA OVER WEST NEW GUINEA AFTER ten years of furious agreement, during which negotiation itself has petered out and Indonesia has broken off diplomatic relations with Holland, the* dispute over
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      87 8 Why a Scientist Believes in God Scientific knowledge has often seemed to conflict with religious belief. Rut many scientists hold that this view is superficial a deeper knowledge of Nature's marvels leads to a deeper faith in God. In the October Reader's Digest (now on sale), a famous scientist gives
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    THE CURIOUS CONGOLESE...
    66 9 OIDDLE for the Congolese where do Malayans come from? Members of the Malayan Special Force find it hard to enlighten them because of the language difficulty. And wherever they go. the Malayan troops draw crowds of curious onlookers. In the picture above, taken by Straits Times special
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    'ONLY TRYING TO BE FRIENDLY' HE SAYS
    115 9 SINGAPORE, Thursday. 4 MAN, pleading guilty to a charge of using criminal force on a girl with intent to outrage her modesty, told a court today that he was only trying to be friendly." The magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates postponed sentence
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    Christmas flight
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Thur.s. An Air-India Boeing 707 the world's largest and fastest jet airliner will touch down at Paya Lebar airport on Dec. 22. The Christmas special will arrive from London via Frankfurt. Rome. Cairo. Bombay and Calcutta with Singapore-bound passengers and Christmas mail
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    160 strays shot
    19 9 KLANG. Thurs. Total of! 160 stray dog.s were destroyed In Klang and Port Swettenham last month.
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    Dental clinic
    31 9 IPOH. Thurs.— The Mlnls- ter of Health and Social Welfare. Dato Ong Yoke Lin. will open the government. new $50,000 dental clinic in Club Road here on Nov. n
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    Keep your freedom by backing Alliance: Suleiman
    266 9 Keep your freedom by backing Alliance: Suleiman DENANG. Thurs. The Minister for the Interior, Dato Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today warned the people they must be on the alert to protect their present freedom. 'Will another party guarantee you the same free, dom which the Alliance Is giving you
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    MIDNIGHT SWOOP BY PIRATES OFF KEDAH COAST
    232 9 MIDNIGHT SWOOP BY PIRATES OFF KEDAH COAST rpHREE pirates inami motor from two f night yesterday. The boat of the tw i Teng Hong, 39 now d hang, a fishing village once to the police. Ooh. who had a wound on the back of the head caused by one of
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    Patient found in yard dies
    46 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A general hospital patient. Chan Tien Sang. 30. was found unconscious in a quadrangle at dawn today He died at noon without regaining consciousness. He is believed to have fallen 20 feet from the balcony of the first floor.
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    Barber pleads guilty to blow in court
    123 9 MALACCA, Thursday. OARBER Atan bin Hussein, 29, who early last month broke the dock of the Sessions Court here and then hit a constable, was back today in the same dock. He pleaded guilty to disorderly behaviour and to using criminal force on
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    ALL SCHOOL TERM DATES FOR NEXT YEAR
    116 9 ALL SCHOOL TERM DATES FOR NEXT YEAR KUALA UMPIR, Thurs. The Federation Government today gazetted the dates for new school terms next year. The schedule for English. Chinese and Tamil schools, teacher training colleges and technical institutes is First term Jan. 2 to March 10, Second term April 10 to
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    Pine Board to lend $70,000
    41 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Malayan Pineapple Industry Board has agreed to lend Malay pineapple cooperative societies $70,000 for rehabilitating smallholdings. This was announced here today by the Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives. Inche Aziz bin Ishak.
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    MERGER AND the COMMON MARKET: THIS IS THE RIGHT ROAD, SAYS S.P.A.
    328 9 SINGAPORE, Thursday THE Singapore Peox pie's Alliance today declared that Singapore could best achieve its objective of independence by Joining a political union of Malaysian States. The latest Issue of Its official publication. The People, said: "Firstly. Singapore
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    Schoolgirl drowns in swamp
    59 9 Schoolgirl drowns in swamp MALACCA, Thurs. A schoolgirl, Janiah binte Abdullah, 14, was drowned in a swamp at Paya Rumput. eight miles fr.om here yesterday morning. With another girl, she had crossed the swamp in a bamboo raft to collect grass for her buffaloes. They were returnine home when Janiah
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    FLOODS AGAIN IN SELANGOR
    194 9 FLOODS AGAIN IN SELANGOR KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. While the flood situation continued to improve In the rest of Malaya today, new flooding occurred in north-west Selangor following heavy rain. In Kuala Selangor district the Rawang-Kuala Selangor road was blocked at the 39th mile by nearly two feet of rLsing water.
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    Private tour
    33 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Sir Denis Allen, deputy British CommLssioner-General for South-East Asia, and Lady Allen left here by air today for a two-week private tour of the Philippines. Hong Kong and Japan.
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    Korean tea trade bid
    85 10 I^OREAN tea, better known as Ginseng tea, is now available in Singapore for the first time. Arrangements are being made to sell it as a drink in local corleeshops. restaurants and Chinese teahouses, said Mr. Cheung Won Sang, managing director of the Han Sene Trading Co..
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    Malaya takes $4m more from France
    390 10 Malaya takes $4m more from France ENVOY HOPEFUL OF CLOSER TRADE TIES 'J'HE FRENCH Trade Commissioner for the Federation and Singapore, Mr. Olivier Piot, said in Singapore this week that he was optimistic about future economic relations between Malaya and his country. Mr. Piot. who lias just returned from tour-months'
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    Top Sydney broker studies investment conditions—
    82 10 Top Sydney broker studies investment conditions MR. A. H. URQUHART, chairman of the Sydney Stock Exchange, who is now on a 10-day visit to Singapore and Malaya to see economic and investment trends at the invitation of the Malayan Stock Exchange. His trip includes visits to the Rubber Research station
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    SABIEM LIFTS NOW SOLD IN MALAYA
    213 10 AN INTERNATIONALLY marketed Italian lift has been established in the Far East and the first installations are now being made in Singapore and the Federation. Mr. Silvio Gorzanelll, an expert, representative of Sablem Elevators of Bologna, Italy, Installed more than 200 lifts in Hong
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    BANK HEAD PRAISES LOCAL SYSTEM
    133 10 BANK HEAD PRAISES LOCAL SYSTEM SINGAPORE'S banking 1^ system is very efficient, according to Mr. O. E. Wood, chief general manager of Midland Bank Ltd., London. Mr. Wood, who left Singapore yesterday after a flve-day routine visit to his bank's local correspondents, said: "From what I have seen, the facilities
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    £lm. orders for Leyland
    62 10 £lm. orders for Leyland rpHE Leyland Group has 1 received over 11 million worth of orders for truck and bus chassis from Malaya. Ireland. Uruguay. Ceylon and Australia. Malaya's contract, worth £320.000, is the largest, and is for a fleet of 170 Chieftain tipping chassis for the Public Works Department.
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    RONEO SPECIAL OFFICE UNIT SELLING SCHEME
    199 10 RONEO SPECIAL OFFICE UNIT SELLING SCHEME OONEO LTD. is to introduce specialised selling on a scale hitherto not associated with the office equipment business in Malaya. This was announced by Mr. L. F. Mouna, Roneo's new general manager In charge of business In Singapore, the Federation and Borneo territories. Mr.
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    Bata shoeline meeting
    74 10 T<HE second part of the Bata Far East Shoeline Conference began in Singapore yesterday. It will continue today. The conference, attended by Bata representatives from India, Pakistan. Ceylon. In- 1 donesia. Thailand and Vietnam, is devoted to discus- sions on the wholesale trade and store opening. The
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    Good market ior car parts here
    193 10 Good market ior car parts here OUSINESS prospects for automotive parts in Singapore and Malaya are very promising, said Mr. M. Lutz, export manager of Robert Bosch G.m.b.H.. German manufacturers of diesel and electrical car equipment. Mr. Lutz. said that he was Impressed by the number of new cars on
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 12 Ma' van Stock ExchangeNov. 10 Nov. 9 IrxSustrials: 1?7.71 127-54 Tins: 185.76 183.37 Rubbers: 211.83 211*1 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    128 12 MELBOURNE, Tliuis INVESTMENT shares traded along firm lines here today. Aust Cement gained 2s. 6d. to 53s Humes 2s. 3d. to 55*. 6a.. C>clon r Is. 6d. to>24&. fid. and David Svme Is. to 26*. 6d> Base metals and the oils held a firm lone, whiie Commonwealth Bonds
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    RUBBER PRICES
    235 12 NOVEMBER first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in S.ngac pore yesterday at 88 "1 cents per lb down one-eighth of a cent on Wednesday's close. The tone was quirt. S.C.CR.A. CLOSING PRICES in ceius per lb., yesterday were: Int 1 R.S S. "Spot. fob. buyers 88- 1 sellers
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    136 12 CINGAPOKE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: qulei: UK/Continent Nov./Oec. shipments »28'« buyers, $28\ sellers. Coconut oil: quiel; bulk |41 «i sellers, drum S45 1 s«llf.s. Pepper: steady; no buslnes, was reported done, white $262 a Sarawak 5257 1 ar.d special Sarawak black t165
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    CLOSING PRICES
    39 12 SINGAPORE. NOV. 10. RUBBER: 88 cents per Ib. (down one -eighth of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 88 7 R cents (quiet). TIX: 5397 per picul (up SI). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 30 tons).
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    RUBBER IMPORTS EXCEED SEPTEMBER BY 9,656 TONS
    1073 12 RUBBER IMPORTS EXCEED SEPTEMBER BY 9,656 TONS By Our Market Correspondent PRELIMINARY figures issued yesterday <how that Malayan rubber imports in October exceeded the September total by 9,656 tons. This was higher than expected. The October import figures are 1*7,842 tons against 28,186 tons for September, which was itself 2,993
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    125 12 rpilE Malayan Evchante Banks' x AaeocUtlon nude Uie following changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100 i: New York: buying airmail T.T 33 1 16. OD. 33 3/16. 90 d/sl I 33 7/16 credit, bills. 33 9/16 trade I bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    748 12 SINGAPORE members of the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3-30 p.m. call yesterday. (Bargains are given oefore prices unless only one was wutten). Industrials: Boustead $1.17 to $118; Prase r and Nesve ord* $1.92; Gammon $2.04 and $2.05: M. Cement $1.61 OL; McAlister
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      329 12 TENDERS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Tenders are invited for con- i struction of a laterite road to link Resettlement Areas 78A with 1, 13i m.s. Chua Chu Kang Road and ancillary drainage work. Tender forms and all other particulars may be obtained from the office of the Resettlement Engineer, Housing Development
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      750 12 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE Whereas by a Resolution passed I by the Council on 6th August. 1960. undar the provisions of .subsection (1) and subsection (3) of Section 14a of the Local Government Or- dinance. 1957 (hereinafter referred to as the Ordinance) it was resolved In respect of private
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      415 12 NOTICES NOTICE 1 1 hi i;\rio\ oi MAI \i 531.00U.000 3, r Kr K iMrrcd St<x* 30 11-1961 71 Notice is hereby given that Hi* ol thr abovementioned loan will be closed from 16th to 30th November 1960. both days inclusive, for the preparation of Intere.Nt Warrant.-*. Registrar cf Public
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      718 13 NOTICES NOTICE THE CITY COUNCIL OF E TOWN. PENANO. in.plic.Uioa.s for the post of ASSISTANT ARCHITECT in the '.inning and Building Department. 1. A candidate must cither be a Federal Citizen or eligible to become one, and should preferably be between 25 and 35 of age. A.s a mir.imum qualification
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      797 13 NOTICES NOTICE FEDERATION OK MALAYA 555.000.000 5i' f Refifttered Stock 1 6-1978 81 Notice is hereby given that the Transler Register of the abovementioned loan will be closed from I 17th November to Ist December 1960. both days Inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants. Registrar of Public Debt.. BANK
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      804 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS AIR MINISTRY WORKS DIRECTORATE VXCANCIES FOR DRAUGHTSMEN The Air Ministry requires the following Draughtsmen for service in Singapore: One Special Grade DranghUman for Civil Engineering dutiesApplicants must have reached the standard of Final City and Guilds (Structural), or Higher National Certificate Joint Civil/Mechanical or Building, or Final Examination
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      776 13 {Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT it Wordt SS (Min.)— Box M ctt. extra BOX ASMS S.T. Position filled. Applicants thanked. DELIVERY CENERAL'CLERK Driving Licence and knowledge English essential. Details of previous employment stating salary required to Box A 6797 B.T. Spore. WANTED EUROPEAN ASSISTANT experienced In general product and
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      1048 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Wordt SS (Mm.) Box 10 rf*. exfra JOAN TOOKE'S AGENOV. Temporary j and permanent Lady Secretary /Stenographers. Registration Fee So/-. 3% Commission on first months salary. Apply personally 11, Battery Road. (Sport). SPECIALIST BUILriNO MATERIAL MANUFAC- JRERS REPRESENTATIVE REQUIRES TECHNICAL TRAINIB Senior Cambridge or better batlc education.
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      1029 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 3» Wordt SS (Mm.) Box U ett. extra FRONT ROOM In quiet Indian family suitable for single person. Apply 282 Race Course Road, Singapore. PLANK HOUSE 392-20 Kirn Chuan Avenue Spore IK. Water, bucket, generator light, large garden. Apply within. ACCOMMODATION WANTED 20 Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St
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    220 14 IPOH, Thursday. SINGING BOY, a winner over &\f here last Sunday, went attractively in a workout with Yes Master (P. K. Leon?) on a wet track here this morning. Breaking from the half-mile, they ran the iast 3f in 42 3 5 with Singing Boy
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    170 14 pENANO, Thurs.— Penang's side to meet Combined Services < North* In the Malaya Cup rugger competition on Saturday at the City Stadium will have six changes from the team which lost 8-6 to Selangor tost week. Centre-three Fisher has been dropped and Carter will
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    86 14 Les Favell on test tomorrow ADELAIDE. Thur*. Les rt Favell, the South Australian captain, had a poor match against Victoria last week, failing twice and will need to do well in tomorrow's game here against the West Indies to keep under notice for Test selection. Four batsmen McDonald. Simpson. O'Neill
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    286 14  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Jack Kramer's troupe of profes sional tennis players will play exhibition matches at Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang next month. The Secretary of the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya, Mr. V. Rajaratnam. said that Jack Kramer has accepted
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    57 14 LONDON. Thurs. Colin Ingleby-Mackenlze of Hampshire will captain E.W. Swanton's XI in their six weeks tour of the West Indies next March and April. The team, which will include five or six Test cricketers, will be announced later. The team will play In Granada. British
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    234 14 SEREMBAN, Thurs.— Negri/ Malacca Asians will meet Singapore Asians in the first game of the All Blues Rugby competition in the South Zone at Singapore on Saturday. On Sunday the NegriMalacca Asians will play a friendly match against the Singapore Recreation Club. Two former
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    273 14  - Perak Asians are aiming high this year LEE FOO SAN By Ipoh, Thursday T*HREE Malayan caps— Lee Kooi Meng, Adrian Rodrigues and Nashatar Singh will represent Perak against Selangor in their opening tie in the All Blues cup rugger competition on the Selangor Club Padang. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. The
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    Perak v Penang will be thriller
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    GIANT-KILLING IS SERVICES' AIM
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    First defeat for Police
    75 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Selangor Police sufferer, their first defeat this seasor when they went down 1-0 t( Levers Sports Club in a Selan gor H.A. league first divislor match on the Pantal grounc today The winning goal was scored by their outside left. Whej Ah Kuan
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    55 15 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs.— Kilat Club will travel to Port Dickson on Saturday to meet Federation Military College at hockey for the DuttonSpencer Trophy. Kilat Club ere the holders. Kilat team will be- Gaflar, S. Rajalingam Abbas, Selvaraj: ArulraJ. Mike Shepherdson. Oanesan Gurucharan Singh. Christie Shepherdson,
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    445 16 From WEE KIM WEE LEOPOLDVILLE. Thurs. Our troops stand their ground in three brushes with Mobutu's strong-armed boys JMIKKK were excitement and tension galore in the Malayan camp in the past 24 hours as Malayans moved in to take over guard duties ai various posts held by
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    SPORE AMATEUR BOXING RESULTS
    238 16 SINGAPXDRE, Thurs.— Yusuf Abu was the most Impressive boxer in the second night of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's open novices championship when, he won both his contests at the Police Training School i tonight. Results were: Quaner-finals: bantam— Ali Ahmad »P. Bukom) bt Pang Ah
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    42 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade will be holding a I memorial ceremony at Its 'headquarters in Beach Road' on Sunday at 9 a.m. in 1 memory of 91 members who died during the Second World War.
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    23 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs—Educational harbour trips organised by the Singapore Government will now begin from Clifford Pier instead of the Master Attendant's Pier.
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