The Straits Times, 22 November 1960

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    Lock icon IKEDA's TRIUMPH
    392 1 JAPAN REJECTS SOCIALIST APPEAL Liberal Democrats increase majority Voters endorse Western links TOKYO, Monday THE Liberal Democratic Party slightly increased its majority in Japan's eighth postwar general election and its leader, Mr. Hayato Ikeda, will continue as Prime Minister. The Liberal Democrats gained 2!Hi Diet seats, seven more
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    Top world stars to play in $20,000 S'pore golf contest
    249 1 SINGAPORE. Monday COME OF the world's top golfers will play in the $20,000 Singapore Open Golf Championship for 1961 over the Royal Island Club course early in February. About 30 leading professionals and amateurs are expected to take part in
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    THE LITTLE VIPs—AGED 6 AND 10
    95 1 THE LITTLE VIPs—AGED 6 AND 10 KAMAL, six. and Iskander, 10. caused many a head to turn at the Kuala Lumpur airport yesterday as they smartly walked towards the YIP room, after returning from the United States. Their father is Inche Ismail bin Mohamed Ali, an executive director of the
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    Alpinist killed
    17 1 HERISAU. Mon. A leading Swiss AlDinlst. Seth Anderhalden. 34. was killed by an avalanche yesterday.
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    'W. IRIAN LANDING' —DUTCH HIT BACK
    214 1 rw%HE HAGUE, Man. A X Dutch Government spokesman said today that a "counter action" has been launched against a small party of armed Indonesians who landed in West New Guinea last week. The spokesman said that the party, armed with rifles, automatic weapons and
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    10,000 will welcome Tengku at airport
    433 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday rpHE Prime Minister x Tengku Abdul Rahman, who is due back on Monday will be given a big welcome home. About 10.000 Alliance supporters will be at the airport to cheer him and "demonstrate their faith in the Tengku." an UMNO
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    Lock icon A 'SNOWMAN SCALP' IN HILLARY'S —RUCKSACK
    134 1 A 'SNOWMAN SCALP' IN HILLARY'S —RUCKSACK- KATMANDU. Mon. Sir Edmund Hillary has been given permission to take out of Nepal a scalp claimed to be that of an "abominable snowman" fou»>d in the village of Knumjung, near Mount Everest. The scalp had been preserved as a curiosity and is the
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    Dr. S is due in Federal capital
    187 1 Dr. S is due in Federal capital 17UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. will make a brief stop in the Federal capital tomorrow. He is expected to discuss I with representatives of his government here the possibility of talks on the \V» st Irian issue with the
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    Lock icon A princely gift
    30 1 TEHERAN. Mon. Crown Prince Akihito and Pri: Mlchiko of Japan today vlsitled a carpet manufacturing company here and were pre- sented with a Persian carpet. I Reuter.
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    Lock icon India will shoot down air space violators
    151 2 India will shoot down air space violators VIEW DELHI, Mon. 11 The Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, warned today that India would intercept and shoot down foreign aircraft violating India's air space whenever possible. He told parliament that the bringing down of these aircraft was difficult, but the Government would certainly
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    Lock icon LAOTIAN CRISIS: U.S. OFFICIALS WORRIED
    401 2 LAOTIAN CRISIS: U.S. OFFICIALS WORRIED Reports say Phoumi ready to strike if... WASHINGTON, Monday. TJNITED STATES officials were openly wor- ried today about the political crisis in Laos and reports that civil war loomed between the neutralist government of Premier Souvanna Phouma and the pro-Western forces of Gen. Phoumi Novasan.
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    Lock icon Killer cyclone
    24 2 MADRAS, Mon.— Three people died in accidents caused by a cyclone with winds of up to 90 m.p.h. which lashed Madras yesterday.—Reuter.
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    Atom spy free after 9 years
    70 2 HE GAVE SECRETS TO REDS T)AVID GREENGLASS. the Army machinist who was convicted of suing atom bomb secrets to a Russian recruited spy ring, leaving the Federal House of Dctnition New York on his release from prison. (Jrrenjflass, 39. was the brother of executed
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    Lock icon Call to Kennedy: Speak out on schools crisis
    326 2 MIAMI, Monday F«IVE representatives of the Louisiana Legislature yesterday called on Presidentelect John Kennedy to speak out on the New Orleans school crisis. Mr. Clark Clifford, a Washington. D.C.. attorney and one of Mr. Kennedy's' chief advisors, met the Louisiana group shortly
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    Lock icon WILL KENNEDY'S CABINET INCLUDE REPUBLICANS?
    421 3 WASHINGTON, Monday •pHK narrowness of Senator John Kennedy's election victory over Vice President Richard Nixon has caused increasing speculation here that he will appoint at least one Republican to his Cabinet But Senator Kennedy still seems unperturbed by thr size of his majority 200.000 in
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    Lock icon DE GAULLE PLANS 'LAST APPEAL' TO THE ALGERIANS
    375 3 DE GAULLE PLANS 'LAST APPEAL' TO THE ALGERIANS PARIS. Monday PRESIDENT de Gaulle 1 may make a "last appeal" to Algerian insurgent leaders to stop the fighting of the last six years before the referendum on his proposals for Algerian self-government. Political observers here thought such a plea might be
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    Lock icon Tory wants to send son to Red varsity
    163 3 LONDON Monday. ]I|R. ANTHONY KERSHAW, 45, Conservative iTI M.P.. has applied for his son Harry. 17, to be admitted to Leningrad University in Russia. His son was a pupil at Eton. Mr. Ken-haw*, himself an old Etonian who went on to Oxford
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    Lock icon A neutral Scotland?
    59 3 GLASGOW. Mon. A letter has been sent to Mr. Khrushchev asking If he would guarantee Scotland's neutrality in the event of another war. It was stated here last night. The letter was handed to the Soviet ambassador, Mr Aleksander Soldatov. when he visited Glasgow a week ar.o
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    Lock icon Boycott call
    19 3 AMMAN. Mon.— The Iraq Government has asked Jordan to Join a boycott against France, over Algeria. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Tony may be called as witness in copyright case
    298 3 Tony may be called as witness in copyright case MELBOURNE, Mon The proprietors of the fashion magazine, Vogue, asked for an adjournment of a supreme court case here today so that they could call evidence from Mr. Antony Arm-strong-Jones, husband of Princess Margaret. The proprietors. Conde Nast Publications Ltd., are
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    Lock icon Time bomb trial opens Saturday
    57 3 AMMAN, Mon. The trial of 16 men accused of plantIng the time bombs which killed Jordanian Premier Hazza Majali and 11 oiners In the Prime Minister's ottlce on Aug. 29 begin? on Satuiday. Eight of the accused, including two caretakers and two Syrian secret service
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    KENYATTA AS KENYA CHIEF MINISTER? MBOYA HINT
    82 3 KENYATTA AS KENYA CHIEF MINISTER? MBOYA HINT NAIROBI, Mon.— Mr. Tom Mboya, secretary general of the Kenya African National Union, said yesterday that Mau Mau leader Jomo Kenyatta could fill the post of Chief Minister in future African government of Kenya. Mr. Mboya was speaking; at rally of at least
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    Lock icon Police fire on ambush tribe
    161 3 Police fire on ambush tribe rrtJRBAN, Mon. A strong police party was ambushed and stoned by 500 Pondo tribesmen in the Flagstaff district of Pondoland over the weekend. Two policemen were Injured and one tribesmen was arrested. The tribesmen fled after police fired over their heads. The Incident, on Saturday,
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    Lock icon Peer dies
    21 3 LONDON. Mon. Lord Somervell, a former Attor-ney-General and Home Secretary, died yesterday In a London hospital, aged 71. Reuter.
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    80 3 SALISBURY (Southern Rhodesii). Mon. Privileges and privileged positions must be sacrificed by Europeans and Africans alike If they are to live together In peace, the Dean of Salisbury, the Very Rev. G. French Beytagh, told a packed Anglican Church yesterday. The service marked a national day of prayer,
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    Appeal to penghulus: 'Help end rumours'
    167 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. An appeal to all penghulus to explain the Government's policy to the people and help wipe out the spread of "false rumours" was made by the Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, at a civics course which
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    Water cuts in two areas
    53 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Water will be cut off in the following areas tomorrow: In Tham Soon Avenue off Bukit Timah Road 7V 2 ms. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and in Lorong 4 and 6 Geylang between Geylang Road and Mountbatten Road, from 9 a.m
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    Study visit by Thai Staff College men
    303 4 SINGAPORE, Monday T.-GEN. Mom Chao Gustavus hakrabandh, commandant of the Royal Thai Armed Forces Staff College, was given a red carpet wlecome when his olane touched down at Changi airfield today. Aboard the Royal Thai Air Force Dakota were also three members ot
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    GANGSTERS WRECK A COFFEE SHOP
    134 4 GANGSTERS WRECK A COFFEE SHOP OINGAPORE, Mon. A coffee shop in Lorong 15, Geylang, was wrecked by gangsters over the nonpayment of "protection money" last night. This was one of two secret societies Incidents being investigated by the C.I.D. today. At least 15 thugs were seen smashing up showcases and
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    Medical Centre symposium
    54 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Malayan Pharmaceutical Association (Southern Division) will hold a symposium on "Some Facets of Pharmaceutical Work in Singapore" on Friday at the Alumni Medical Centre, Sepoy Lines, at 8 p.m. The speakers will be Mr. James Hanam. Mr. Lim Cheng Mm, Mr. Andrew Lee and
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    S'pore Ballet: New season
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Ballet will hold its Sixth Season at the Victoria Theatre from Dec. 13 to Dec. 24. There will be three changes of programme during the Season.
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    Hindu festival
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Hindu officers of the Government Medical Department and hospitals will celebrate the Sathurthl festival at Sri Senpaga Vinayagar temple, 19, Ceylon Road tomorrow.
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    GOVERNMENT STEPS UP LICENCE FEES FOR GUNS AND ARMS
    262 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Government has raised licence fees for the possession of firearms from $5 to $60. and for dealing in guns and arms from $100 to $200. Fees to license the manufacture of gunpowder have been Increased from $25 to
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    SACK OF EXPLOSIVE WAS RELIC OF THE WAR
    117 4 SACK OF EXPLOSIVE WAS RELIC OF THE WAR SINGAPORE. Mon. About 300 lb. of unserviceable TNT found in a hut in Mill Lane on Oct. 27 had been washed up from the Straits of Johore. This was stated by the Police Secretary, Mr. Lim Seng Huat. when he said that
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    Separate cases for 25 nabbed in gaming swoop
    248 4 Separate cases for 25 nabbed in gaming swoop SINGAPORE, Monday. FOURTEEN alleged bookmakers and 11 others, suspected of being punters, were caught during a big police swoop on the five-footway in front of a coffeeshop. Inspector George Tolson, prosecuting, told a court here today. In the dock was Chiang Chwee
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    Serkin: "Recital of the year'
    233 4 Serkin: "Recital of the year' SINGAPORE. Mon. The distinguished, pianist, Rudolf Serkin, gave. the recital of the year in a soldout Victoria Theatre tonight. Samuel Barber's sonata Op. 26 Is one of the most significant works of our time, and as its advocate Mr. Serkin combined, with magisterial persuasiveness, the
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    THE KING HAS BUSY TIME AT CENTRES LOF ART
    187 4 THE KING HAS BUSY TIME AT CENTRES L OF ART KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Yanf di-Per-tuan Agong had a busy time this morning here visiting an art gallery, a museum, and Radio Malaya. He was accompanied by the Raja Pcrmaisuri Afong. They spent nearly an hour at the National Art
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    Orient Year plans made
    85 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Plans for a series of exhibitions to be held here during the 1960 "Orient Year" were drawn up today. A Government statement said tonight that the exhlbU'on sub-committee of the "Orient Year" committee met this morning and drew up the plans. The Government also
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    Big support for charity
    58 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.—Singapore millionaire. Mr. Ng Quee Lam. today pledged to devote more money to charity and public organisations in the State. Mr. Ng said this when thanking those who attended the funeral of his father, the late Mr. Ng Eng Kee wellknown philanthropist. After his death,
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    School display of work
    56 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The various student societies at the Raffles Girls* School will give a display of their work in conjunction with the school's annual exhibition of art. handwork and cookery on Friday from 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. The exhibition will also be open on Saturday
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    Toddy clamp on estate shops: One pint a day
    106 5 Toddy clamp on estate shops: One pint a day JPOH. Mon. The Perak (■ovrrnment has restricted the sale of toddy on rubber estates. The 89 estate toddy shops In the state are now allowed to sell only one pint of toddy to each customer daily. This is to prevent drunkenness
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    Community hall opened
    43 5 KAJANG. Mon.— The State Rural Development Officer, Haji Mahmud, declared open a community hall at Kampong Sesapan Batu Menang Kabau. in the mukim of Beranang, about 13 miles from here, yesterday. The hall was built under the Rural Development Plan.
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    Photo display
    29 5 KU\LA LUMPUR. Mon.— An exhibition of 70 photographs by Sarawak photographer. Mr. K. F. Wong, will be held at the British Council hal here beginning on Friday.
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    Scouts on tour
    25 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon. —Forty scouts from the Grammar School, Kuala rrengganu, will be touring North Malaya by bus on Dec. 6. 1960.
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    STUCK-IN-MUD TAPIR IS HA ULED OUT
    44 5 'THIS full grown tapir was bogged down in a padi field in Kampong Bota Kiri, near Parit. Pemk, last weekend. It was pulled out with rope by men of the Game Department and kampong residents. Straits Timed picture.
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    'Tragedy' killer must die, say appeal judges
    318 5 PENANG, Monday. A FORMER textile merchant, sentenced to death for the murder of his wife, must pay the supreme penalty, the Federation Court of Appeal sitting here today decided. The court consisting of the Chief Justice. Dato Sir James Thomson. Mr Justice Hill
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    FIVE DIE FROM DIPHTHERIA: BRUNEI ACTS
    144 5 BRUNEI TOWN, Monday. SWIFT moves are being made against diphtheria in Brunei, where five deaths have been reported. Vaccine and 2.000 syringes are being provided from Singapore and Britain by air. The Government has provided $10,000 for the Medical Department for use in anti-diphtheria
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    Cycle girl run over and killed by train
    125 5 Cycle girl run over and killed by train BATU GAJAH, Mon. A 13-year-old girl who borrowed a bicyole to go to town was killed by a train this morning while returning home. The girl. P. Balasarwathy. was run over by the ipohKuala Lumpur train, 800 yards from the railway station
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    Deputy King is feted by 700
    36 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon. About 700 community leaders entertained the Sultan of Trengganu to dinner at Kheng.Chew Club here last night in honour of his being appointed Timbalan Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
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    Threw acid at girl
    57 5 KUCHING, Mon.— Lau Sii Tung. 24. has lost his appeal against a four-year jailj sentence for throwing acid ati a girl. The girl. Lav Suk Nyuk. 14. received a permanent dis- figurement to her face and lost the sight of her right eye Lav attacked her
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    Welfare man is new D.O.
    32 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon. Inche Kamaruddin bin Abdul Rahman, of the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Kuala Lumpur, has been transferred to Kuala Trengganu 'as District Officer.
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    Boy acquitted
    25 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Juvenile Court today acquitted a 14-year-old boy. I of stealing a $30 bicycle belonging to a po:tman on Sept. 29.
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    Widow, 78, fined
    30 5 BUTTERWORTH. Mon.— A 78-year-old widow. H'ng Ah Gek, who had six convictions, was fined $420 today for having an Illegal distilling plant and 41 pints of samsu.
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    Drink charge bewilders a German
    127 5 IPOH, Monday A GERMAN, Klaus Glaeser, 28. asked a magistrate's court today how it classified "being drunk and disorderly" when he was charged with the offence. "I really do not know what happened." he said. Glaeser. who is employed on the Cameron Highlands hydro-electric project,
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    TEACHERS in CAR SET TONGUES WAGGING
    336 6 Angry parents complain of behaviour of staff PONTIAN. Mon. rpWO TEACHERS from the Pontian Gov- eminent English School a man and a woman were seen going off in a car last week. And it started tongues wagging in this pineapple town. First a letter
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    Scout car driver fined $200
    230 6 IPOH, Monday. THE driver of an army scout car which turned over and burst into flames, burning to death a soldier pinned underneath it, was today fined $200 or two months' jail. The driver. Trooper Anthony GUI, 20. of the 13/18 Royal Hussars, was found
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    'CURFEW MAN STRAYED 10ft. GETS YEAR'S JAIL
    98 6 'CURFEW MAN STRAYED 10ft. GETS YEAR'S JAIL SINGAPORE, Mon— A police supervisee, Tan Kirn Plow, who was under an order to remain indoors between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. was 10 fe t outside his house at 10.15 p.m. when he was spotted by a detective. He was, a district
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    Pahang will give Sultan an extra $2,000 a month
    189 6 Pahang will give Sultan an extra $2,000 a month K.UANTAN, Mon.— The Sultan of Pahang Is to get $2,000 more a month under the Civil List Enactment to be Introduced at the next meeting of the State Legislative Assembly. At present he gets a privy purse of $12,000 a month.
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    HEART SURGERY ON A MALAYAN TODAY
    127 6 HEART SURGERY ON A MALAYAN TODAY From KEITH HOOPER PERTH, Mon.— A Malax yan student, Yeoh Oon Sain, will undergo a heart operation at Royal Perth Hospital tomorrow, a day earlier than expected. The operation will take all day and the result will not be known until Wednerday. Yeoh is
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    Month's jail for false statement
    81 6 CINGAPORE, Mon. Sim Peng Tuay, of North Boat Quay, was jailed for a month here today for making a falsa declaration. Sim had gone to the Citizenship Registry on Aug. 12. and said he had not been imprisoned before to support hit application for citizenship
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    OHIO DEAN OF WOMEN DROPS IN
    84 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Miss Margaret Deppen. who passed through here today on her way to Penang, is the Dean of over 3.000 women undergraduates at Ohio University. She is on a worla-tour and had this to say of Malaya: "It Is truly a wonderful
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    PRINTERS TO GET BETTER PAY
    197 6 SINGAPORE, Monday ABOUT 100 employees of Shaw Printing Works in Robinson Road are to get more pay and better working conditions. This follows an agreement reached between the management and the Singapore General Printing Worker's Union representing the printers. Under the agreement the workers will
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    Philippines eases travel regulations for Orient Year
    213 6 Philippines eases travel regulations for Orient Year SINGAPORE, Monday. MALAYANS will find it easier to visit tht Philippines under new regulations made public in Singapore today. A proclamation Issued by President Carlos Garcia, In connection with "Visit Th« Orient Year" In 1961. If Intended to encourage foreign tourist travel to
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    Accused of wandering
    66 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A Jobless boy. aged 15, pleaded not guilty in the Juvenile Court today to a charge of wanderIng in an amusement park and falling to give an account of himself. He was alleged to have been found on the roof of a stall in the
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    OFFICIALS OF HARBOUR TRADE UNION
    89 6 OFFICIALS OF HARBOUR TRADE UNION PORT SWETTENHAM, Mon. The Harbour Trad* Union elected these official* at Its annual meeting last night: President: Mr. 8. T. Sinappan; vice-president: Inche Atan bin Talb and Mr. Tan Tlan Hock, general secretary: Mr. V. Supplah; treasurer Mr. Tim Kirn Hwa; asst. treasurer: Mr. Slew
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    BANKERS 'HIGHLY IMPRESSED'
    93 6 BANKERS 'HIGHLY IMPRESSED' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two top officials from the Federal Reserve Bank in New York left here today for Colombo after a four-day study of Malaya's economic position. Mr. H. Sanford, vice-pre-sident, and Mr. Ed Rothman. chief of the foreign office, said they were highly impressed at Malaya's
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    Conaghan bound over
    520 7 ('I WAS LEFt\ IN A MESS' J "J had at no time any dishonest intention I thought what I did was best for all concerned, PrTNANG. Monday -CONAGHAN burden was too heavy AD I S BARRED lawyer, G. H. Conaghan, was found guilty today of criminal breach
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    Search for fishermen
    61 7 BRUNEr TOWN. Mon. A i maior search was launch- od here after three fishermen failed to return to their homes. The trio left Muara on Tues- i day. When they failed to called in the iiolice. return. their relatives All ships In the area have been told
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    You are no longer my wife, he wrote
    174 7 You are no longer my wife, he wrote Vf ALACCA, Mon. A I ITI clerk wrote to his wife telling her that she was no longer his wife, the High Court I here was told today. The wife. Rosy Wee, was I granted a decree nisi to be made absolute
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    Malayans take W.A. exams
    36 7 PERTH. Mon. Students from Singapore and Malaya are among 11.000 candidates who began the West Australia Junior and leaving certificates examinations todayfirst time three candidates outside Australia have sat for these exams.
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    Pakistan C-in-C
    43 7 SINGAPORE. Mon Air Marshal Asghar Khan. Com-mander-in-Chief of the Pakistan Air Force, left here by air today for Karachi after a two-day private visit in Singapore. He represented his country at the recent South-East Asia 'Treaty Organisation <Seato> conference In Bangkok.
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    JOBS DRIVE FOR THE HANDICAPPED LAUNCHED
    344 7 JOBS DRIVE FOR THE HANDICAPPED LAUNCHED KUALA LUMPUR, Monday rPHE MINISTER of Health and Social Wel- •fare, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, today launched a campaign to obtain employment for physically handicapped Malayans. At an informal meet- ing here he enlisted the aid of representatives of employers and trade unions from
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    FATHER AND SON FOUND DEAD
    82 7 FATHER AND SON FOUND DEAD DRI'NEI TOWN. Mon— A 60-yrar-old man. Wong Chee Yong. and his five-year-old son. Slew Krone, were found deal last week in a Jalan Sultan restarant. The father had a cash on his head. Both his hands were tied behind his back. The boy was found
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    'Subversive papers' allegation
    103 7 'Subversive papers' allegation ALOR STAR. Mon. A I schoolboy. Tan Ah Hee. 17. alias Tan Yoke Jin, today pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here to a, charge of having six subver- sive documents. The documents were found In his house in Jalan Penjara here, at 6.15 a.m. yesterday.
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    Suffers stroke
    34 7 JESSELTON, Mon. Dr lE.I E. H. Wallace. 49. eye spe--1 clallst to the British North i Borneo Government, has been admitted to hospital here in a serious condition after suffering a stroke.
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    Boy, 13, accused
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Thei lease of a 13-year-old boy. who pleaded not guilty to having committed trespass in i a compound, will be heard in the Juvenile Court on Dec. I 21-
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    Malayan paintings for display in India
    124 7 Malayan paintings for display in India KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaya is sending 17 paintings valued at $10,000. to New Delhi for exhibitiou there early next year. The Malayan paintings will be exhibited with hundreds of others from all over the world. The occasion is ih» International Art Congresa, 1961. Request
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    38 8 til flu i Minimum) DR. AND MRS. FRANCIS HO thank I tor their vood thfir mamase on MR. AND MRS HAROLD TAV tliank ■i. If kiml at■U and a.isisTHE FAMII Mr JOM|ih •■rr h atrml, renderand Ktterr
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    136 8 M Hurax iltl Minimum) HOSCE DOR LUNCH. Daily from to Saturday Delicious Luncn 1 i"-r irrson. Sunday iptciai Mack indoncKian chicken curry at be A cood i Bmrm I mice and 'lr\ r upmcoia in VIT-U-PEPT omaota taoletn cornaii. U r-Vlt. U") new iberapy for i -loinach disorders Mi
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    The Straits Times Tuesday, November 22, 1960. Congo And The U.N.
    624 8 The Straits Times Tuesday, November 22, 1960. Congo And The U.N. Both at United Nations and in Leopoldville the Congolese leaders who at present enjoy the ascendant are engaged in a battle of wits against the Government of Ghana. The reason is obvious: Ghana still holds that Mr. Lumumba is
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    The Communist Summit
    266 8 The reconciliation of Russian and Chinese differences on Communist ideology is evidently more difficult than was generally anticipated when the delegations which participated in the celebrations of tlie October Revolution met for their summit conference. According to unofficial sources there have been no concessions yet on either
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    Ikeda's Triumph
    287 8 The Liberal-Democrat victory which has returned Japan's Conservative Government to power may not have fulfilled Mr. Ikeda's highest expectations, but it is decisive enough just the same. The Liberal-Democrats have seven more seats than they won in 1958, a total of 296 which gives them a very solid
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    JAPAN'S IKEDA
    991 8 JAPAN'S IKEDA If the poll was held a month ago.. .it might have helped Nixon The triumph of the man they all call Mr. Nine Per Cent... BY A STAFF WRITER THE triumph of "Mr. Nine Per Cent" in japan's eighth postj war election comes as no surprise, al- though
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      FORTISSIMO HORROR OF THE JUKEBOX ERA...
      172 8 pROFESSOR ENRIGHTS remarkable theories make mayhem out of logic when the accepted definition of the word "culture."' i.e. Intellectual development, in substituted for the word itself. For example, according, to him: "Today the most distinctive national intellectual developments are those which Involve cannibalism, head
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      One function of a university
      109 8 IT Is generally understood that an Important function of a university is- to develop the critical faculties of the above average student. If it fails in this respect, the status of the university's degrees inevitably suffer. Do you know of any politician who is prepared
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      The out of tune professor...
      244 8 The out of tune professor PROFESSOR ENRIGHT was sadly out of tune when he deplored the Government's ban on Jukeboxes. His blunt and blatant Jibes to belittle the Government's efforts In fosterIng the evolution of a Malayan culture cannot be construed as anything bub in bad taste. Professor Enright has
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      A reverence for learning
      209 8 AS one who is proud that Malaya is numbered among the democratic countries of the world. I cannot help feeling that the official remarks ua Professor Enright's pleas to keep an open mind in culture are uncalled for. He has expressed an opinion Though some of
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      An educator has a duty...
      252 8 ]F we agree tnat an educator is someone who invites youth to value a certain way of life and thought above others It will be agreed that the educator, by exalting the right values and deprecating others, may greativ contribute to bringing about better world
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      Chair-bugs
      46 8 YOUR correspondent underrates the foresight of thO6e who planned the new National library. They have realised that the obvious answer to the problem of chair-bugs in the old library v not to provide chairs in the new one. A very neat solution. M. BETTENSON Singapore.
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    Everyone can join, so ladies' become 'women'
    160 9 Everyone can join, so ladies' become 'women' SINGAPORE, Mon. The Chinese Ladies* Association will in future be known as the Chinese Women's Association. The name change was decided on at the association's annual meeting today. An official later explained that members preferred the word "women" to "ladles" since the latter
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    Steno contest
    38 9 IPOH. Mon. The a:> nual Malay Shorthand (Pitman's) and Typewriting Romanised Malay) contests sponsored by the Malay Stenographers' Association of Malaya will be held at the Klnta School of Commerce here on Dec. 10 and 11
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    Stand up for the Anthem or...
    409 9 SINGAPORE, Men. OFFENDERS FACE A FINE OF UP TO $1,000 UPON CONVICTION: RULES ALSO EXPLAIN ABOUT PROPER USE OF SINGAPORE FLAG jpEOPLE must stand up when the national anthem is played or face the prospect of being fined up to $1,000 upon conviction. Undur
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    32 WELFARE WEEK BLOOD DONORS
    99 9 32 WELFARE WEEK BLOOD DONORS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Thirty-two students of the University of Malaya. Including four girls, today gave their blood to the Selangor Blood Bank as part of their Welfare Week programme. They were the first batch of 200 University Welfare Week blood donors. The Minister of Health
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    $21 cheat jailed
    54 9 ALOR STAR. Mon. Ariff'n bin Ahmad, 26, unemployed, was today jailed for a total of four years on two charges of cheating a man and a woman of $21. Arlffln who had five convictions for cheating and theft was also ordered to undergo two years' police supervision
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    Woman had $160,905 forgeries—jailed
    170 9 Woman had $160,905 forgeries jailed SINGAPORE, Monday. A MARRIED woman, Kwok Yoke Wah, 49. found in possession of 2,301 $50 notes and 45,855 $1 notes, all forged, was jailed for three years by Mr. Justice Chua in the Assize Court here today. The notes were found in a house in
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    Monday meeting
    21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Australia-New Zealand Graduates Association will meet at the University of Malaya (lecture theatre) on Monday.
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    Board meeting
    20 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Board of Governors of ithe Pudu English Primary and Secondary schools will meet tomorrow.
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    QUIET STUDENT MISSING IN THE MIDST OF EXAM
    241 9 SINGAPORE, Monday. pAN CHOON SIN, 16, a Senior Cambridge student at the Anglo-Chinese School here, is missing from home in the mid ale of his examinations. According to his elder brother. Mr. Oan Choen Seng, he did not sit for his literature
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    New notes on way
    61 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Notes of denominations other than $1. featuring designs symbolic of the Malayan currency area, are being prepared and will be put Into circulation when adequate stocks are received. This is stated in the annual report of the Commissioners of Currency. Malaya and British Borneo,
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    Month's jail
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.--^\n Indonesian. Mohamad Daud. was Jailed for a month here today for illegal entry. Mohamad arrived here In a prahu on Nov. is, without an entry permit.
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    To shave or not? His parents say: 'Come home'
    199 9 To shave or not? His parents say: 'Come home' pENANG. Mon.— The patents of a former Penang student who has to decide today whether he should shave off his beard or miss a dietician's job at the Royal Perth Hospital, said today they preferred their son, »Nadarajah Slnnathamby, 30. to
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    Jailed for death stab
    65 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A labourer. P. Govlndasamy, 56, who fatally stabbed his friend, a 52-year-old fitter, R. Samikannu, during a drunken brawl, was jailed for six years by Mr. Justice Chua in the Assize Court today. Govindasamy. who had been committed to the assizes on a charge
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    MALAYAN DOLLAR STRONG AS STERLING, SAYS ECONOMIST
    228 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday \I ALAYA is probably the A most stable country in South-East Asia and its currency is as strong as sterling or the VS. dollar, said Inche Ismail bin Mohamed All. until recently an executive director of the World Bank, on
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    Bajau horsemen greet V.I.Ps
    102 9 HANDSHAKES ALL ROUND FROM LORD SELKIRK KOTA BELUD, Mon. Bajau horsemen in colourful costumes greeted Lord Selkirk, British CommissionerGeneral for South-East Asia, and the Governor, Sir William Goode, when they visited this town. In brilliant sunshine, 35 horsemen escorted the two V.I.Ps to the Rest House.
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      373 9 RHEUMATISM AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY BRINGS RELIEF FROM PAIN A Mtbh diacoTtry his led the I ki ■acotwin major ca»e I "ECK -> Thj. Min denied by "trigget spou" of mus:lo— often only connected with tho areas of pain by the TTTm^ m m A i nerves. r.SROSITIS To relieve the
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    FEMININE IFORUM1FORUM 'History of Fashion is important in dress designing'
    779 10  - FEMININE IFORUM1 FORUM 'History of Fashion is important in dress designing LUCY HUANG 8y f)RESS designing and fashion sketching arc subjects of great interest to dozens of young men and women here, as by their incessant letters to the Straits Times. Their main enquiry is always, "Are there any such
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      239 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 23 7> 1 Officer in bed with lee broken 7 "*nry s vulgar m grey and S2SS sometoing to ISLkc hSS rea)ly unusual.y affected (8. 8. QuUe 8 a' diitanee. of course tLESWS h V for 10. Got up had breakfast. 13 mt income to II
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    Lock icon STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Wisconsin pine forest sent ideath and ruin to hundreds
    1291 11 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Wisconsin pine forest sent ideath and ruin to hundreds A little more than an hour was enough to ensure that no life remained in the town that had carried a population of 2,000. THE PESHTIGO FIRE ...nothing remained of Peshti&o except a blackened clearing. Some small
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      225 11 Good to look at better to drive... This smart. Farina-styled Wolseley 15/60 combtnea Impressive appearance with a lively performance, Luxuriously equipped, the 15/60 seats four to fTv* adults In comfort and is economical to run. Twiln Utmt*>r W*fra«tT B«ck»d by BMJL. Swvie. WOLSELEY |5 Malayan Motors Limited 1 4/20 Orchard
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      New accounts system for Hongkong Bank
      193 12 New accounts system for Hongkong Bank npHE Hongkong and A Shanghai Banking Corporation in Kuala Lumpur will introduce a revolutionary accounting system in banking next year with the u.-e of electronic accounting machines. An official of the bank said that the machines would provide a faster and more efficient service
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      Clock factory
      28 12 An alarm clock factory will be established at Hyderabad, India, soon. Two foreign firms, Jaz of France and Favre-Leuba of Switzerland, are participating In the project.
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      Swiss can maintain their lead in world watch market
      251 12 Swiss can maintain their lead in world watch market {SWITZERLAND will continue to command a lead- ing position in the world market for high quality watches, a director of Ulysse Nardin, Swiss watch manufacturers, said in Singapore last week. The director. Mr. Francois Nardin, said, however, that Germany and Japan
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      VIKING BEER TO GO TO FEDERATION
      109 12 VIKING BEER TO GO TO FEDERATION VIKING beer, which has been sold in Singapore for the past 12 months, will be made available in Malaya soon. Mr. Chua Kirn San, proprietor of the local agents, Chua Kirn San and Co., said yesterday that he would appoint distributors for the beer
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      SARAWAK'S RUBBER SALES ARE DOWN
      164 12 SARAWAK'S rubber exports in October fell 2,152 tons to 2,687 tons compared with the previous month. The price Increased 93 cents to $116.90 a plcul over September. Exports for the first 10 months were 43,776 tons. Comparable exports for 1959 and 1958 were 36.727 tons
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      AMES MANAGER IS NOW A DIRECTOR
      83 12 AMES MANAGER IS NOW A DIRECTOR MR. T. C. BLACK M.P.S., (above), general manager of the Ames Company Division of Miles Laboratortories Ltd.. has joined the board of directors of Miles Laboratories. Mr. Black, who has been general manager since March 1959. paid a short visit to Singapore early this
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      Tyre output
      34 12 The Netherlands- American Motor Tyre Works of Holland now produces 3.500 tyres a day I compared with 1.800 units In 1956. the board announces. Plans are being made to increase output further.
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      Fewer black cars now
      87 12 Fewer black cars now FWER British cars are now painted in black, according to a survey undertaken by the paint division of Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd. The survey was based on the number of cars displayed at the International Motor Show in London last month. Only four of the 328
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      K.L.M dividend
      25 12 X.L.M. has declared an interim dividend of 21 per cent (last year 3 per cent) in an'icipation of the annual dividend for 1960.
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      New electronic machines here
      53 12 The flrst consignment of National Post-Tronic machines ordered by the Lee Wah Bank Ltd. and other leading banks In Malaya has arrived in Kuala Lumpur. The electronic machines arrived in Singapore on the Hoegh Sllverspray last week from the United States and were brought to KuaJa
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      MALAYAN BANK TO OPEN IN SINGAPORE
      169 12 MALA YAN BANK TO OPEN IN SINGAPORE MALAYAN BANKING LTD. of Kuala Lumpur is planning a branch in Singapore. A spokesman said yester- I day that the bank was now looking for a suitable site, j Plans would be completed next month. The proposed Singapore branch is part of the
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      Firm offers low-cost textiles
      157 12 A SINGAPORE ttrm of textile retailers has opened a branch shop at High Street which will produce and sell low-cost ready made wear for men, women and children. The firm, Singapore Silk Store of North Bridge Road, has made the expansion to cope with the increasing
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      First ulu air service next month
      138 12 ONG AKAH 'cross- 1 roads' of the huge Upper Baram area ofi the Fourth Division, Sarawak, will be connected by an air service early next month. The service, which will be operated by Borneo Airways with Twin Pioneer aircraft, will run from Marudi and
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      Last shipment
      50 12 The last consignment this season of West Australian tomatoes from Geraldton for Singapore is now on the way. Geraldton growers said that, though more orders than ever before were received from the Singapore market, they werr hit badly by shipping troubles. Consequently. 3,000 cases fewer went to Singapore.
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      Japan equipment show
      85 12 rE Trade Promotion Council of West Japan will hold an exhibition of Japanese equipment at the American International Assurance Building, Robinson Road, Singapore, from Friday till Dec. 8. The show is being held in conjunction with the Japan Export Trade Promotion Agency. It will display motor cycle
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      N.Z. trade display
      247 12 WELLINGTON WILL BE THE VENUE' FOR THIS GREAT EVENT fIEW ZEALAND is staging her first international trade fair at Wellington next year because of the greatly increased interest shown by overseas countries in exporting their goods to the Dominion. The fair, announced through Mr. W. L. Middlemass,
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      64 12 COOLTIPT^^) TIMES change— but some thing* remain unaltered. White Hone Whisky, for instance. This famous Scotch Whisky has long been known foe a particular excellence. The generous flavour and gentle f*l glow of White Horse give Jt^te unequalled pleasure wherever it I is served. lrmfc-i A WHITE HORSE Scotch Whisky
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    TIN SHORTAGE LIKELY AS U.S. INDUSTRY REVIVES
    1065 14 TIN SHORTAGE LIKELY AS U.S. INDUSTRY REVIVES By Our Market Correspondent WHEN United States industrial activity revives, a shortage of tin may .become a problem, reports UPI, quoting A. Strauss and Co., London metal merchants. Their monthly review, examining tin's statistical position, says consumption this year will outrun supplies by
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Exchange: N*v. 21 Nor. 19 Industrials: 129.59 129.13 Tins: 187 79 189.24 Rubbers: 210.86 211.25 Jan. I 1958=1*0.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    108 14 MELBOURNE, MOD. INVESTMENT shares opened the week along firmer lines here today. BHP gained 3s *o 88s. Electro, nic B 1 2s. 3d. to 22c. 6d. and National Consolidated Is. ?d to 28s Base metals ai.J the oils remained Mcady, while Commonwealth Bends traded along flrra lines. Ampol
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    138 14 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK /Continent Nov./ Dec. shipment* $28^ buyers. $29 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $42', sellers, drum $46 sellers- Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $2574. Sarawak $253 M. special Sarawak black $162'- and
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    204 14 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made tiie following changes In iU rales to merchants yesterday: London: selling T.T. or O.D. 24; buying airmail TT 2 4 18, O.D. 2 4 5 32. 30 d/st 2 4 9 32, 45 dst 2 4 1132. 60 dst 2 4 13
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 14 SINGAPORE, Nov. 21. RUBBER: 85* cents per lb. (down one and thr e-eightbs cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close. 85<s cents (slightly easier). TIN: $394.75 per picul (down 75 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (unchanged).
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    731 14 SINGAPORE members ol the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 pjn. call yesterday. (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). Industrials: Praser and Neave ords (2) $1.95 ON, T. to $1.96 xd, $1.93 xd OL; Gammon (2) $2.02 ON, T.
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    223 14 T\U EMBKR flrat grade rubber buyers fo.b- closed In Singapore yesterday at 85 S cents per lb.. down 1 :< H cents on Friday's close. The tone was easier. S.C'.CR.A. CLOSING PRICES in cents per lb yesterday were: Int 1 R.S S Spot i.o b. buyers 84,, sellers
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      667 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Wordt to (Min.)— Box St ett. extra HUMBIR HAWK April 1958 twentyrlKht thousand miles one owner lnspec- on near A.I. A. bulldmg $4,750.00 vno. Telephone Spore ***** office hours. 1966 F OALAXIE H/TOF, 6 cycilnd«rs, automatic radio, aerial, pow.rI rakes, taxed, comprehensive Insurance 1961. View 28,
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    360 16 US Grand Prix to Moss in great comeback RIVERSIDE. Mon. J BRITAIN'S Stirling Moss, whose race career looked over when he was seriously hurt earlier this year, topped his great comeback by winning the United States Grand Prix at Riverside, California, yesterday. Under a blazing sun. with the temperature over
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    Lower Perak KO final
    75 16 TELUK ANSON. Mon. The replay of the Lower Perak F.A.s knockout final between Malay Club and Sungei Bernam Estate in aid of the Lower Perak Poppy Day Fund will be held on the A.C.S. ground here on Nov. 26. The match was originally scheduled to be
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    MOVE TO GET IHF STATUS FOR MALAYAN UMPIRES
    251 16  -  FIRDIE SALAHUDIN By Singapore, Monday VjINGAPORE Hockey Association, in conJ unction with the Malayan Hockey Federation, is considering making representations to the International H.F to seek recognition for Malayan interstate games as international matches. This move is designed to enable Malayan umpires
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    227 16 AMPON AND DEYRO OUT OF CUP TEAM BRISBANE. Mon— The Philippines have dropped their top-ranking lawn tennis players, Raymuhdo Deyro. and Fellclsimo Ampon for the inter-zon* Davis Cup semi-final against the United States, starting here tomorrow. Two 22-year-old players take their places Juan Jose and Eddie Dungo who are named
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    74 16 ADELAIDE. Mon.— Urgent action is needed to end thP Impasse between England and Australia on the throwing controversy, said Mr. Gerry Gomez, manager of the touring West Indian cricketers. In a record television Interview here today. Gomez said he felt that umpires should not be fettered
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    82 16 MELBOURNE. Mon— Rain prevented any play on the third day of the cricket match between the West Indies touring side and Victoria here today. The match ends tomorrow. Victoria need 373 runs to make the tourists bat again. The home side were all out for
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    149 16 POONA. Mon. Pakistan were held to a draw by a Combined Universities XI here today in the first match of their Indian tour Resuming on the third day today at 145 for uiree In reply to Pakistan's first innings total of 535 for four
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      22 16 INTERNATIONAL (Budapest): Hungary 2 Austria 0. WORLD CLP: Switzerland 4 Belgium 2 at Brussels; West Germany 3 Greece 0 at Athena.
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      63 16 INTERNATIONAL (Slracusa. Sicily): 500« 110 km: i G. HockIng (Rhodesia. M.V. AkusU) 41:1.1. 158.330 kph; 2 R. Venturi (Italy. M.V. Agusta) 42:2.1; *S«cc 105 a km: IC. Lbblall (It. M.V Agusta) 41:11.9. 152.190 kph; 2 O. Hocking (M.V. Agusta) 43:22.1; 125 cc 93.5 km: 1 B. Spaggiarl (It. M.V.
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      TABLE TENNIS
      84 16 YIGOSLAV CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALS (Maribon: Men's singles: V Markovlc (Yugo) bt P. Rozsas (Hun; 21-16, 21-18. 16-21. 21-14; Women's singles: Mrs. A. Rozeanu (Israel) bt Diane Rowe (Br) 21-16. 21-15. 15-21. 21-10; Men's doubles: 'reran and Kern tYugoi bt Fahazi and Horcsar 19-21. 21-17. 21-15. 21-10; Women's doubles: D.
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      15 16 NEW ZEALAND OPEN dnvercarglll): 1 P. Thomson (Aust) K. Nagle (Aust). 72-holes. aggretate 281.
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      20 16 BANTAMWEIGHT (M c x 1 c c City): J. Medel (Mexican champ) t.ko'ed J. Lopez In 7th rd monUtlej.
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    UNDER-15 SPORT ON WIDER BASIS
    270 16 That's FMSSC plan for 1961 3y KEN FERNANDEZ Kuala Lumpur, Monday I^HE FEDERATION of Malaya Schools Sports Council will run junior competitions on a Malayan basis next year. These competitions will be restricted to schoolboys under the age of 15. Mr. Toh Boon Huah, secretary
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    KL date for Kramer's men Dec. 7
    81 16 KL date for Kramer's men Dec. 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Selangor Lawn Tennis Association has appointed a special committee to make arrangements for the tennis exhibition by Jack Kramer's troupe of professional tennis players at Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 7. The match will be played at the Chin Woo
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    106 16 \yjELLINGTON. Mon. I Australian Peter Thomson, four times winner of the British open golf title, has won the New Zealand open championship for the sixth time. His 72-hole aggregate over the Otatara Club course at Invercarglll was 281. He finished one stroke ahead of Kel Nagle.
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    356 16 Today is crisis day in English football LONDON. Mon. Tomorrow is crisis day for English League football On this day, representatives of the Football Players Association, now assured of full backing from thoir members, put their terms for a new charter on pay and conditions to the Football League at
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      97 16 SOCCER Spore Junior Cup s-finals: STB v RAF Seletar "A" (5.15 p.m. i; Darul Afiah "A" v CA "A" (7 p.m.. Jn BePILIS CUP: Teachers v Lawlß iGrik padangi. IKK Kh V S'porr l.ragur Div. 1 SCC T Police ipndaiigi; Div. SRC RMN ipnria»K>: IA v SHB Police ißaleMirr Rd).
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    The hurrahs were for Herrera
    742 17  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By Kuala Lumpur, Monday TIRED MALAYANS LOSE 5-0 ALL THE HURRAHS were for Costa Rica's inside right, Herrera, when the tourists met Malaya in their return football match at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. The Costa Rican reply to the three-all drawn match last
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    46 17 JOSEPH MOLCTI. 22-year-old coloured star of the South African Moroka Swallows soccer team, made his debut in English league football last week when he played for Cardiff City. A six-footer. Moloi scored 52 goals in 24 matches for the Swallows this season.
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    Exhibition by Cup trialists
    137 17 A LOR STAR, Mon. Five Malayan Thomas Cup trialists took part in an exhibition match in the Sultan Abdul Hamld College hall here last night. A crowd of more than 1.000 packed the hall to see Tan Yee Khan. Roland Ng, Lai Fook Ying, Billy Ng
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    Hancock again shines
    166 17 SINGAPORE. Mon Burly John Hancock, the Combined Services captain and former Harlequins and Yorkshire county player, has proved himself to be a topclass player since his arrival here a few months ago Hancock started by playing at lock-forward and in his first representative match here, he scored
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    Wicks' hat-trick fails to save Ceylonese
    324 17 Wicks' hat-trick fails to save Ceylonese SINGAPORE, Monday. a HAT-TRICK by inside-right Ernest Wicks failed ■<» to save Ceylonese S.C. from defeat in their SH.A. league division one match against Khalsa. who won 4-3 at Balestier Road today. It was the Ceylonese sr> cond successive setback and their defeat has
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    State XI without a coach
    271 17 CINGAPORE. Mon.— With only three weeks to «o before Singapore meet the Federation In their annual home International match, it was brought to the attention of the Singapore Hockey Association that the team was without a coach. The official coach. Major Dents Eagan, has indicated
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      31 17 PILUS CUP (Grlk); Ulu Kenrodong 4 (Abdul Kher 2. Abdul Rahman, Mohd. Bakri) Oovt. Services 0. SEGAMAT IN'TER-MUKIM KO Gemereh 3 i Rahman 2. Rahlm Omar) Chaah 2 iJalll. Zakartah).
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      111 17 PFKAN LEAGUE: Squirrels 4 (Azahar 3. Muhamad Ghani) Ramblers 0. FBIENDUKS: Havelock XI 7 (Suchar. Lee Eng Tatt, C. Navaratnam) SLRC Invitation XI 3 (Shaarl, Che Teh) at Penang Police B* 4 (Baldhtraj 3. Velluplllal) SRC B 1 (Miller) at S"por# Women: PWD 2 S'gor Club. 1. a' XL;
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      29 17 GRIT CUP Q-KINALS (T. Arson)- Bagan Datoh Est bt Kuala Bernam Efet 6-1; Sg. Bernam fei bt Sg. Samah Est. 5-2; Nova Scotia Est bt Cicely at 6-1.
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      18 17 RSGC WOMEN'S LGU MEDAL (Spore): Silver winner: Mr*, p. Seth < 69 Bronze winners: Mrs C. Hoy (71).
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      15 17 FRIENDLY (Spore): Royal Signals 8 (goal, dropped goal* SCC Invitation XV 6 nry penalty;.
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      53 17 KLJNEY CUP LEAGUE t' (Spore): IA bt SRC 6 pu to nil (AX Perelra bt J. Marten s 6-1. 6-2; Fernandas bt R. Perry 6-S 6-3; S. Sankaran and P. Vithlllngam bt Dr. Labrooy and S. Stewart 6-0, 6-4; Dr. K- Lai and A Majld bt B. Mark* and
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    321 18 Ghanaian diplomat disappears but has not left the Congo, embassy says LEOPOLDVILLE, Monday. COL JOSEPH MOBUTU, the Congolese army chief, said yesterday that Mr. Nathaniel Welbeck, the Ghana diplomat who was declared persona non grata on Oct. 4, had to leave. But Mr. Welbeck repeated his determination
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    102 18 WINSTON: GOOD PROGRESS LONDON. Mon.— Prof. Herbert Seddon, the physiotherapist, spent nearly an hour late last night with Sir Winston Churchill, 85, who fell last week, injuring his back. On leaving. Prof. Seddon said: "Lord Moran i Sir Winston's physician i and I are I very satisfied with his condition.
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    'Bring-and-Buy' sale tomorrow
    40 18 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Lady Selkirk, wife of the British Commissioner in Singapore, will open the "Bring and Buy" sales at 10 a.m. on Wednesday at No. 9. Clur.y Park. It is in aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital.
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    DEATH
    61 18 THE DEATH OCCURRED .it 110 nday. aoth Novrmbrr, J!<«0. of Mr. Ke Y. -w Ch. nK. Mr. Kr 1.1 l )>ehind three sons: Tiang Wan, Tian( Chin, and Tliinv !hr<>- daut-ht.r-i Siong Cboo. MM| l*ob find Slum: Oak; two sons-in-lau and two daughters-in-law, eiKht grandchildren. thr«-e brothers and eight
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    66 18 MR. A MRS. C.R. RANKINE thank rclativn and frlrnds for ihi-ir kind attendance and valuable pr<»<nt* on their raamaK< MRS. WILLIAM LIEW and family thank relatives and frWnds for their wreatba, kindness and condolences at ber beloved husband furMR. AND MRS CLEMENT V. MURUOASU thank a'l relatives, friends, and
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    15 18 PRINCES TEA-ROOMS annotinr. a MM show on Wednesday 23rd I Navember at 4.30 p.m.
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    61 18 HONOLULU: The note cone of Discoverer 17 dangles by the shroud lines from a parachute, which in turn is held fast at the end of a snare line from a C-119 flying boxcar after a miJ-air snatch near Hawaii. This is the first actual pho»o
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    Enright—top-level Varsity talks
    204 18 Enright top-level Varsity talks SINGAPORE, Monday. rFHE University of Malaya Senate will meet on Wednesday to discuss the Singapore Government's censure of Professor D. J. Enright for his criticism of its official cultural policy. Among other things, the senate the university's po-licy-making body will discuss the Government's letter to the
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    162 18 TENGKU MAY NOT GET BACKING IN AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE, Mon. Malaya's Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will find Australian public opinion opposed to any change In the status of West New Guinea which will prejudice the future right of its people to elfdetermination. The evening newspaper, .the Melbourne Herald. said this
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    Japanese show
    29 18 SINGAPORE, Mon. Puan Noor Ai.shah. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, will open an exhibition of Japanese flower arrangement at the Victoria Memorial Hall, on Dec. 10.
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    303 18 UK GOVT. SAYS 'YES' TO FORD TAKE-OVER LONDON, Friday. rpHE British Treasury has given the Ford Motor A Company of Detroit permission to take over the complete ownership of its British subsidiary, it was officially announced here today. Mr. Selwyn Lloyd. Chancel- i lor of the Exchequer, made the announcement
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    44 18 LONDON. Mon. London Transport chiefs have asked that bus, underground and suburban railway fares In the London area be Increased from January 15 next to meet an additional bill of I £3.000,000 annually for re- 1 cent wage increases.— Reuter. i
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    373 18 LONDON, Mon. Optimum regarding the effects of Uie proposed new powers for trustee Investment in equities and hopes of some relaxation in the credit squeeze helped equity market on the London stock exchange todayGlltedged securities, however, were out of favour and tended to drift lower
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    29 18 ROME. Mon— Mr. Harold Macmillan and Professor I Amintore Fanfani, British, I and Italian prime ministers, I today started their talks her* I on the international situation.
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