The Straits Times, 28 November 1960

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    20 1 AVERAGE ».%lI.V CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90.000 The Straits Times Hot*"* 1 tie**"* Estd. 1845. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon NEW LAOS MYSTERY
    349 1 TROOPS 'CONVERGE ON ROYAL SEAT* But some may have joined the rebels Plane is held up at a base From JOHN WILLIAMS VIENTIANE, Sunday THREE COMPANIES of Laotian Government troops were reported yesterday to be converging on the Royal seat of Luang Prabang, 140 miles north of
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    Family outing ends in tragedy as car -plunges 50 ft. into railway cutting
    220 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. A 50-ft plunge into a railway cutting at Woodlands tragically ended a family's trip to Kota Tinuci today. An elderly woman was killed and five others, including a six-year-old girl, were injured in one of
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    Lock icon Dr. S says it again: U.N. mission is useless
    548 1 JAKARTA, Sunday HHHE Indonesian FoA reign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said here today that any U.N. mission sent to West Irian was "no use." The Minister, who arrived here this morning from Karachi, was commenting on Malayan Premier Tengku Abdul Rahmans proposal
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    LOSING FACE FEAR DETERS REBELS FROM GIVING UP CLAIM
    202 1 LOSING FACE FEAR DETERS REBELS FROM GIVING UP CLAIM JAKARTA. Sun.— The fear of "losing face" is keeping South Celebes rebel leader Kahar Muzakkar from surrendering, according to the local military field-commander. Lt. Col. Andi Sose. once a colleague of Col. Muzakkar and his Darul Islam rebels, is now leading
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    Lock icon Ghana 'fire brigade' plan
    346 1 Ghana 'fire brigade' plan A CCRA, Sun. Presi- dent Nkrumah is to ask nine independent African States to consider setting up an African military hi£h command. He revealed this in a telegram today to Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld. the U. N. Secre-tary-General. He said the command should operate indepenc!' or be
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    CANADA ALSO TURNS DOWN U.N. CASH PLAN
    537 2 CANADA ALSO TURNS DOWN U.N. CASH PLAN NEW YORK, Sunday i*i\j\ui\ yesieraay joined Britain, France and the United States v in declining to support a move to establish a United Nations capital development fund. Mr \V. A. Irwln the Canadian delegate, told the econoommlttee that hU> government agreed in pnuciplf
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    Lock icon KLANSMEN MARCH AFTER NEGROES DEMAND LUNCH SEAT RIGHTS
    305 2 NEW YORK. Sun CCORES of Ku Klux Klansmen turned up yesterday in an area of Atlanta, Georgia. w:iere Negroes resumed sit-in demonstrations to back up demands for Integrated lunch-coun-ter seating. The Klansmen walked in pairs to avoid violating local unlawful assembly laws.
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    Lock icon RH babies make history
    83 2 RH babies make history JJRISBANE. Sun. Twen-ty-four-year-old Mrs. Gloria Holcombe. last night gave birth to RH-blood affected triplets and made Australian medical history. It was the first time triplets had been born alive v.ith the once-fatal RH condition The birth statistically was one chance In 1.800.--000. The triplets, all boys,
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    Lock icon TRIBAL LEADERS: NEHRU TURNED US DOWN
    256 2 TRIBAL LEADERS: NEHRU TURNED US DOWN XTtEW DELHI. Sun. Leaders of about 1,000.000 hill tribesmen I in Assam said here last night Mr. Nehru, India's Prime Minister, had rejected their demand for a separate state but orTer I wider powers for the lUttrict councils in thi nrea they represent. One
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    Lock icon Ships collide at port entrance
    56 2 YOKOHAMA, Sun. The 1 8.600-ton British ship Sirdha'na collided with the U.S. military transport U.S. Gen. Mitchell at the entrance of Yokohama harbour yesterday. The bow of the 17.800-ton American vessel was damaged and the British ship sustain, eri a 45-foot pa.sh near its starboard
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    Lock icon Mother, baby, father doing fine
    170 3 Mother, baby, father doing fine WASHINGTON. Sun. President-elect John F. Kennedy visited his wife and newborn son yesterday and reported that mother, baby and father were "doing fine." Looking cheerful and rested. Mr. Kennedy was greeted by a small crowd irgetown University Hospital where his wife Jacqueline had her first
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    Lock icon Six die in rebel raid
    56 3 PADANG. Sun. Rebels raided a military post at the West Sumatran township of Sawahslanl. killing five militiamen. One insurgent was killed. At the town of Sawahlunto 82 wives of rebels have petitioned the local religious court for divorce on the grounds that their husbands had
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    Lock icon Beating record
    28 3 PERTH. Sun. A former Royal Australian Navy man. Ron Rayne, 25. has claimed a hew world drum playing endurance record of 83 hours 14 minutes.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon COLD VACCINE DISCOVERED
    54 3 LONDON. Sun. British scientists have discovered a vaccine to ward off the common cold, the Sunday Dispatch said toda>. The new injection, derived from chicken embryo. cave immunity which began two weeks after it was administered for about three months. Many people would need a booster shot,
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    Lock icon Ike denies a charge that U.S. partisan in Congo
    524 3 GUINEAN CHIEF HAS MISUNDERSTOOD POLICY* WASHINGTON. Sunday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower has rejected a suggestion by President Sekou Toure of Guinea that the United States had adopted a partisan position in the Congo, the White House announced yesterday. An exchange of cables between
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    Lock icon QUIET! It's the law
    127 3 T ONDON, Sun. Britain should be a quieter country tomorrow morning, providing the new Noise Abatement Act. which comes Into I effect then is as effective as its backers hope it will be. The Bill, which will give local authorities new powers to deal with noise
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    Cable take-over
    24 3 NICOSIA. Sun. The Cyprus government is planning to take over Cable and Wireless Ltd. installations in Cyprus from March 31 next year.
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    AFRICAN TALKS: THE STORM CLOUDS GATHER
    341 3 AFRICAN TALKS: THE STORM CLOUDS GATHER LONDON, Sun TKDP-LEVEL efforts are being made this weekx end to avert threats to undermine next month's crucial conference here on the controversial future of the Central African Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. It is already facing an African nationalist boycott. This conference opens
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    Lock icon NO-TAILS TONY SETS TONGUES WAGGING
    164 3 NO-TAILS TONY SETS TONGUES WAGGING T ONDON. Sun. Socialites "tut-tutted" when Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones, Princess Mam.m t\ husband, wore a dinner jacket to a ball this we»k, but Tailor and Cutter, weekly "bible of the tailoring trade, has confirmed that tail coats are a dying fashion. "That a royal party
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    Amok kills two
    27 3 OTTAWA, Sun. Two people were hacked to death' and a third critically stabbed by a knlfe-wielder in a "mad rage" in Mt. Atlkokan. yesterday—U.P.l.
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    Lock icon TRACTORS FOR CASTRO
    32 3 LONDON. Sun— The Soviet freighter Michurln left Riga for Havana today with more than 100 tractors and other cargo aboard for Cuba. Cuba will get Soviet lorries also.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon GAITSKELL: MY STAND ON SOUTH AFRICA
    126 3 PORTSMOUTH. Sun During the question tlmej after a speech here yesterday Mr. Hugh Gaitskell. leader of the Labour Party was asked if he thought South Africa should be expelled from the Commonwealth In view of their decision to became a republic and or their
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    Plane gets down safely
    46 3 ANCHORAGE Sun A Northwest Orient Airlines DC-7 with 27 people aboard landed safely here yesterday after circling the field for more than an hour with a damaged landing gear. None of the 19 passengers and eight crewmembers aboard the plane was Injured.—U.P.l.
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    Japan keen on industry plan
    16 4 BUT INVESTORS ARE WATCHING LABOUR SITUATION, SAYS BYRNE AFTER TOKYO VISIT
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    Radio appeal
    29 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Mr. J. S. Kirkham, president of the Children's Aid Society, tonight appealed over Radio Singapore for public support •for the society's flag day this Saturday.
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    Drill display by Gurkhas
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    5-week holidays
    71 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A contingent of soldiers from the Brigade of Gurkhas here gave a drill display and beat the rereat at the base of the 18 Signal Regiment, Dover Road, this evening. The contingent had recently returned form a tour of Britain and will later move on to
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    Cinema treat for 40 York Hill girls
    180 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. A GROUP of 40 girls from the York Hill Girls' Home Craft Centre will be given free tickets for the premiere show of the Cathay Organisation's film "Lion City" at the Odeon Theatre on Dec. 6. The tickets, costing $200 were
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    Stone for new temple
    43 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.—Leading Singapore Indian businessman. Mr. G. Uttamram, will lay the foundation stone for a new $125,000 Hindu temple at 5 Chander Road at 3.30 p.m. tomorrow. The temple is being built by the Singapore North Indian Hindu Association.
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    JUSTICE NOT FAVOURS TO WOMAN WORKERS: SAYS UNION
    335 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. For the sake of "social justice," the 2,500 temporary officers in the Federation will fight against the granting of privileges to women employees, even if this appears "ungallant." A delegates conference of the Government Temporary Officers' Union today adopted
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    TWO SINGAPORE WEDDINGS
    104 4 TWO SINGAPORE WEDDINGS MR. N. A. KEITH and Miss Constance Tankard, who were married at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, on Saturday. Miss Tankard is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Tankard, of Tiverton. Devonshire, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Musker. of Bourne End.
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    PERAK GOVT. APPOINTS THREE NEW ORANG BESARS
    162 4 PERAK GOVT. APPOINTS THREE NEW ORANG BESARS IPOH. Sun. The Dewan Negara. Perak. yesterday named two men to fill vacant positions among the Orang Besar Enam Belas and another among the Orang Besar Thigapulu Dua, two ranks of minor chiefs in the State. The new Orang Besar Enam Belas are
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    Dragoons arrive in Malaya
    222 4 PENANG, Sunday. rpHE Royal Dragoons disembarked from the troops- ship Nevasa at the Swettenham Pier here at 5.30 this morning. There was no band to welcome them ashore, but present to greet them were Brig. W T Campbell, representing MaJ.-Gen J. A. R. Robertson. G.O.C. 17
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    FREE CINEMA SHOWS OF THE WEEK
    118 4 FREE CINEMA SHOWS OF THE WEEK SINGAPORE. Sun. The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places during the week at 7 p.m. Tomorrow: Kampong Soo Poo; Kg Teck Gee via Cheng San Road; Pulau Bukom Kechll. Tuesday: Kolam Ayer Lane Estate: Arabic School, Hendhe Road,
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    No water area
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Water will be cut off along West Coast Road between Bridge at 10 m.s. to 11 m.s. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow to reconnect a main.
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    286 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London, Frankfurt. Zurich, Damascus. Karachi, Calcutta. Bangkok (8A778) 6.45 pjn.; from London. Dusseldori, Beirut. Karachi, Calcutta (8A714) 7.45 p.m.; from Melbourne, Sydney, Darwin (8A705) 8.45 p.m. Thai International: Prom Jakarta (TO 402) 10.15
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    VAIN BID TO SAVE BOY'S LIFE
    125 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A 0 three hour fight to save a youth's life, after he was picked up from the bottom of Mount Emily Swimming Pool, tonight failed. Bin Chee Peng. 20. a schoolboy living at Oxley Rise, went for a swim at 6 p.m.
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    Air Ministry men elect officers
    63 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— At the last annual delegates' conference of the Air Ministry Local Staff Union, the following were elected office bearers for the year: Mr. V. Devaklrubal. president: Mr. P. J. Krishnan, vice president Mr. M. O. Chacko. general secretary: Mr C. Sanchez, asst. sec;
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    Royal birthday celebration
    49 4 SINGAPORE, Sun— A reception to celebrate the birthday of the King of Thailand will be held at the Royal Thai Consulate-Gen-eral at 370 Orchard Road, on Monday, Dec. 5, from 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. The office of the consulate will be closed on that day.
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    Appeal to Unesco for help in education schemes
    379 5 Appeal to Unesco for help in education schemes KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MALAYA has appealed to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation for help in developing its technical and higher education programmes. The appeal was mader by the Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, at the
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    MUNICIPAL WORKERS DECIDE TO FORM A NATIONAL UNION
    229 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. A NATIONAL union is to be formed soon for employees of municipal, city, town and local councils in the Federation. The proposed union will be a merger of six regional unions in Penang. Kuala Lumpur. Petaling Jaya and Malacca.
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    Housing scheme grant wanted
    49 5 BENTONG. Sun. The town council here has decided to apply to the State Government for a $44,000 grant to develop the Sungei Marong area for a housing scheme. .Survey fees are expected tc cost $17,615. a bridge and (internal roads $200,000 and ii.ti-malarial measures $10.--000.
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    SPCA appeals for more volunteers
    116 5 SPCA appeals for more volunteers KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has appealed for more volunteers to carry on its work. Unwanted, stray or diseased animals were continually being abandoned by 'heartless owners" in the streets a society spokesman said. To relieve the sufferings
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    Trade visit to North Borneo
    59 5 JESSELTON. Sun. Mr. R. W. Holberton. the Australian Government Trade Commissioner and commercial councillor in Singapore. is on a visit to North Borneo to promote trade between this country and Australia. He has so far visited Ssndakan and Seria as well as Jesselton, where he
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    German talks delegation delayed
    117 5 I'UALA LUMPUR, Sun. -A JV three-man German delegation due here today lor talks on a mutual protection of investments agreement has been delayed in Calcutta because of engine trouble on their airliner. They will arrive tomorrow and begin their talks imme- diately afterwards. The proposed agreement
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    Lock icon Menzies receives remembrance gift
    61 5 THE Australian Prime Minister. Mr. R. G. Menzies, admires a 'remembrance stick" (buah tangan baru herdjumpa) presented him b> four Sarawak and North Borneo community leaders who visited Can- berra recently in the course of a three-week tour of Australia. Looking on is Dato Bandar Abane
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    Lightermen: Too many fines
    227 5 ASSOCIATION TO APPEAL TO GOVT. SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Singapore Transport Vessel Workers Association is to appeal to Government to look into the recent spate of summonses served by the Marine Police on its members for alleged sea traffic offences. At an executive committee meeting on Wednesday,
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    Message to Mauritania
    75 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. i The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. today sent a message of congratulations to th* Government of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania on its achievem i> u of Independence. Tun Abdul Razak's message said: "We in Malaya rejoice not only In your attainment
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    SPA man to speak
    60 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The! Member for Farrer Park. Mr. A.P. Rajah, will speak ion Government Rclatiions with the University of Malaya on the adjournment when the Legl.-latlve Assembly meets on Tuesday. The Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. will make his budget address. Dr. Goh will ask
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    Civics course
    21 5 IPOH. Sun.— The Bating Padang District Officer. Syed Mahadzar. opened a civics course at Sungkal local council hall yesterday.
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    Congress motion calls for effective Malayanisation in industry
    287 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE Malayan Trade Union Congress today passed a resolution calling for "effective* Malayanisation in commerce and industry in view of the country's expanding economy and in keeping with the spirit of Merdeka. The decision was unanimously taken at a
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    Rush starts for gayest Malayan Xmas in 12 years
    350 6 Rush starts for gayest Malayan Xmas in 12 years KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. /CHRISTMAS this year is expected to be the gayest in 12 years as a result of Malaya's increasing prosperity and the ending of the Emergency. Managers of food and liquor shops, public transport companies, hotels, restaurants, night clubs
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    Blind home for Xmas
    72 6 JESSELTON. Sun. Two blind children, Ampaladan. 10, a Dunsun boy from the interior residency, and Laura Lowe, 8. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lion Lowe, arrived here on Friday from Singapore to spend the Christmas holidays with their parents They are due to return to Singapore
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    Posting time changed
    37 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Government today announced that owing to changes In shipping arrangements the latest date for posting Christmas surface letter and parcel mails to Brunei here has been altered to Dec. 5.
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    RED MENACE in ASIA 'BEST FOUGHT' BY ASIANS THEMSELVES
    231 6 RED MENACE in ASIA 'BEST FOUGHT' BY ASIANS THEMSELVES SINGAPORE, Sunday. MR. John Steeves, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, said here today that the Communist menace could best be fought by the people of newly-in-dependent countries of South-East Asia as shown by Malaya. Mr. Steeves
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    Sultan's man in to make award
    68 6 Sultan's man in to make award SINGAPORE, Sun.— The personal representative of the Sultan of Brunei, Pengiran B«ndahara Dato Paduka, aoove. arrived here yesterday to bestow the First Class Order of Darjah Karabat on the Tang dl-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, at an Investiture in the Istana's State Room
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    Found hanging
    25 6 TELUK ANSON. Sun. A blind man. Chtan Chin. 78. was found hanging in a hut at Pelawan New Village. 20 miles from here.
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    NANYANG MEN OFF TO STUDY AT JAKARTA
    107 6 Tan Ta Sen, 24, (left) and Liauw York Fang, 24, arts students at the Nanyang University who speak fluent Malay, left for Indonesia today on a fouryear scholarship offered by the Indonesian Government. They will study Indonesian literature culture and history at the
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    Sarawak's land for the landless plan
    274 6 KUCHING, Sun A SCHEME to establish settlers on part of Samarahan Rubber Estate and to provide them with productive, well-balanced holdings has been announced by the Sarawak Government. This action Is being taken in view of the disappointing response to the publicity campaign for
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    Lock icon A WIDOW'S WALTZ TO ROMANCE
    1364 7 ()N January 19, 1907, 20-year-old Lily Klsie, playing a small part at the (Irand Theatre, Leeds was ordered to report to impresario (leorge Ed wardes in London. Commands from the autocrat of the (Jaiety and Daly's Theatre were not to be ignored. Thai night, with
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    DEATH
    28 8 H..,rf. (Minimum) WONC BEE SOO r.i-lov.-d mother of so.ik. Pans: Hfnn Pl»w. n away peace- .id. Sinnaporr i"orto(!» leavinc for k Ban Tenc burial ground. ..^<l. TMOiBI
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    The Straits Times Monday, November 28. 1960. End Of The Affair
    749 8 The Straits Times Monday, November 28. 1960. End Of The Affair Professor Enright has assured the Singapore Government that he has no intention to comment upon or interfere in the political issues of Singapore. The Singapore Government has assured the University that although the right of University staff to participate
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    Laos Divided
    353 8 That Prince Souvanna Phouma. an essentially paaceable man, should be the one to put on military pressure in Laos has an element of surprise: he is probably doing it only from force of circumstance. Since the empty-hand-ed return of the messenger he sent inviting Prince Boun Oum to
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    Self Denial
    118 8 At a time when elected representatives of the people have, proved particularly adept at exacting what they consider their due from public funds it is refreshing to note the unanimous decision of Ipoh town councillors not to pay themselves monthly allowances, the more so since party political difference?,
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    1244 8  - A PEEP INTO MALAYA'S PAST ROLAND CHALLIS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BUKIT BATU PAHAT by THE veil that hides Malaya's p r c I s I amic history is on the point of falling. There is no need of excessive optimism to read this hope into the interim 'Report on the
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    594 8 VIENTIANE. Sun. —American policy or lack of one is pushing the little Indo-Chinese kingdom of Laos towards complete disaster. Unless the policy is changed many diplomats here believe that Laos will be divided beyond repair. A vast Increase in Communist influence and .serious civil
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    157 9 RAILWAY RATES TO BE RAISED lESSELTON, Sun. Railway fares and freight charges are to be increased by ten per cent from Jan. 1 next year The increase hi being made to meet rising costs and to reduce the burden on the taxpayers in wiping out the railway deficits Together with
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    Fitter is killed
    61 9 IPOH Sun.— A fitter, Lee Yew Lam. 34. was killed and his friend. Wong Kam Khon. 29. was seriously Injured when the motor cycle on which they were travelling was involved in an accident with a lorry at 11.30 a.m. here today. The accident occured at the
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    Illegal planters—an appea
    302 9 Illegal planters an appea MCA YOUTH SECTION SENDS LETTER TO GOVT. ON FINES AND LAND CONFISCATION KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THK youth section of the Malayan Chinese As- sociation at Triang, Pahang, has asked the government to grant an amnesty for people have illegally planted rubber on state land. The State
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    Secretary ol union is new MTUC president
    92 9 Secretary ol union is new MTUC president ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Inche Ibrahim bin Musa. general secretary of the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Services Union, was elected president of the Malayan Trade Union Congress at its three-day annual delegates' conference which ended here tonight The general secretary Is Mr. Barhee Saw, who
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    Emergency fund for S'pore Umno
    106 9 Emergency fund for S'pore Umno CINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore Umno has started Jan "emergency fund", its secretary-general. Inche AhImad Jabri bin Mohamed Akib. said today. Steps to set up this fund were taken at an Umno meeting of state branches last week-end. He said it- was Intended that the money in
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    Body in river
    19 9 TELUK ANSON. Sun. .Police today recovered the ;body of an unidentified man from the Perak River.
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    DATIN ONG CROWNS TYPIST WELFARE QUEEN AT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA
    67 9 DATIN ONG CROWNS TYPIST WELFARE QUEEN AT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA DATIN Ong Yoke Lin. wife of the Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, crowning a 16-year-old typist, Miss Rosemary Woodford, who was elected Welfare Queen at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night.
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    ENGINEERS SUBMIT A PROPOSED ORDINANCE
    137 9 ENGINEERS SUBMIT A PROPOSED ORDINANCE SINGAPORE, Sun. The Malayan Society of Engineers has submitted to the Government a proposed Engineers Ordinance, which seeks to protect the interests of practising engineers as well as those of the genera) public. The president of the society, Mr. P.C. LJm, said this at the
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    21 PRISONERS AMONG 5,000 TAKING EXAMS
    118 9 SINGAPORE, Sunday. \IORE than 5,000 candidates will sit tor the first language examinations of the Lembaga Gerakan Pelajaran Dewasa (Adult Education Council) 1 next month Among them will be 21 prisoners from Changl and Outram Prisons. The other candidates will sit for the exam
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    Union, firm sign pay agreement
    100 9 Singapore Manual and Merchantile Workers' Union ha* reached agreement with the management of Federal Dredging and Reclamation, on a pay rise and improved working conditions for 44 workers of the firm. The workers will among other things, get free medical attention, 10 days' pay as
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    Bridge closed for repairs
    38 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The bridge over the Klang river at Petallng, six miles from here, has been closed to traffic for repairs. Traffic to Klang has been diverted through Bungsar Road and Federal Highway.
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    Bar unqualified vets: Journal
    389 9 SINGAPORE, Sunday practice of vet- erinary medicine by unqualified people in Malaya should be forbidden by law. urges the Journal of the Malayan Veterinary Medical Association. In an editorial on the Veterinary Surgeons' Act. the Journal states: "The present policy of the government, we understand. Is
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    OLD RUBBER TREES GIVEN INJECTIONS
    290 9 OLD RUBBER TREES GIVEN INJECTIONS RUBBER research scientists here are experimenting on a method of injecting nutrition tablets into rubber trees to increase their yield. This is done by drilling holes In the trunks and inserting the tablets. Experiments to find out the "validity and usefulness of this new method"
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    7,000 to join schools
    39 9 IPOH. Sun. More than 7.000 pupils will be admitted to English-medium primary schools In Peark next year. Every pupil who registered for admission will be given a place, a spokesman of the Education Department said.
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    28 9 IPOH Sun. The Peralc government is to apply for a loan from the Federal government for the development of a proposed industrial area In Ipoh.
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      314 10 VITALITY IN A STORY OF THE SLUM THE MARRIAGE OF GOR. By Jenn Lawrie. (Gollancz 18s. By Walter Warwick DERSUADING Gor to marry the mother of his three children was enough to make a saint weep. It took the better part of two years. with every chance that he would
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      THE PEOPLE AND THE ISLANDS OF THE SUN
      841 10  -  ALLINCTON KENNARD Away from tKe world of politics.... -By- And where women are the prize in war, and bribe in politics PEOPLE OF THE SUN By John Blofeld (Hutchinson 255.) THE HEART OF THE FOREST. By Adrian Cowell. (Collancz 255.) ISLANDS OF
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      135 10 LOVE AND THE ENGLISH. By Nina Epton. (Cassell. 255.) AT the end of 376 pages packed with historical and sociological expertise, limitless quotations in prose and verse, and biographical notes or. sufficient persons to fill a large town. Miss Epton comes to the conclusion
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      248 10 A soldiers version of a life lived A FULL LIFE. By LtGtneral Sir Brian Horrocks. (Collins 255.) GENERAL HORROCKS makes no great contribution to the post-war battle of the Western Desert, although he played a major role at El Alamein. And what a relief this is. He tells instead a
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      157 10 OYSTERS. By Yonge. 'Collins. New Naturalist Series. Us.) OYSTERS are at the end of the long evolutionary process. They are highly specialised and have no further tricks up their sleeve to counter an adverse change in their environment. They now need all the help we can give
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      239 10 Jjt ARE WOMEN WORTH EQUAL PAY V leading Malayans debate a topic of the day Hta 1 1 vi k V rlluU EuS7 FASHION: 'Who s a Copy GOOD ADVICE: Celebrated m »m^ pjjSy Cat?" mother and daughter psychologist Eustace Chesser J f A J A §m Pfll dresses with
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      242 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS k round in a river i.'n. 7. Indisposition difficult to de- 11. It'a suitable to take as onf« t*ct? (5). own (11). 8. Father would return sharp if 13. Is Heavn's flist law." Riven the post i 9). <Pope> (5). 9. Country providing <j feature 14
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    Easier, quiet trading week
    1336 12 Most business was in tin section By Our Market Correspondent THE MALAYAN sharemarket had a very quiet and generally easier week, although industrials were selectively firm and the late improvement in the rubber price on buying for China hardened rubbers at the close. The bulk of
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: Nov. 26 Nov. 25 Industrials: 130.33 130.1 1 Tins: 185.08 184.79 Rubbers: 209.89 209.89 Jan. 1 1958 100.
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    SATURDAY BUSINESS
    174 12 SINGAPORE members of the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at 12 noon on Saturday. Nov. 26. Industrial*: Con. Tin Smelt ords 455. 3d. AIS; Ped. Dispensary $1.37; FVaser and Neave ords $1.95; Gammon $2.04 to $2.03: Metal Box $1.90: Robinson ords $1.20; Sime Darby 7s. IOJd.
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    MALAYAN SHARE LIST
    1413 12 r ym fol lowing list of revised I 1 quotations was iuued by Singapore members of the Malayan Stock Exchange after their last meeting on Saturday (November 26) H and 1- stand far higheat and lowest for baiinea* done this year. .00 >.30 a i.SO ,2 9
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    China buying arrests drop in rubber price
    455 12 China buying arrests drop in rubber price RENEWED buying for China stopped the fall in the rubber price in Singapore and abroad late last week and restored it to the best level of six I trading days. China accepted the offers of 'local dealers, setting off a scramble for supplies
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    238 12 COMODITY REVIEW men' to $395 for Friday and Saturday. At 1.485 tons, the estimate of the tonnage offered to the market was the lowest for a full week since 1.435 tons in early August, although in the five-day week ending on Sept. 2 the offering had been estimated at only
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    93 12 r THK Malayan Exchange Banks' 1 Association made the following changes in iv rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 5 16. O.D. 32 7/l«. 90 d/st 32-7/8 credit bills. 32 15/16 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31 15
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    32 12 RUBBER TIN (perlb.) (per pirn I) Nor. 21 852 cts. 5394.75 22 83 jets. 5394.67} 23 83i cts. $394.37; 24 85; cts. 5384.67 i 25 86; cts. 5395.60 28 $395.00
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      1009 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Only candidates with the stipulated qualifications need apply. Applications for permanent appointment must satisfy usual birth and residential qualifications. 1. SINGAPORE LEGAL SERVICE. PART II QUALIFICATIONS: Barristers and Solicitors qualified within t!ie meaning of Section 2 of the Advocates and Solicitors Ordinance (Cap 188) and
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      769 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS' MALACCA MUNICIPALITY APPOINTMENT OF MUNICIPAL 111 TH OFFICER Applications are invited from Federal Citizens and or State Nationals for the post of Municipal Health Officer in the Municipality of the Town and Port of Malacca. Applicants must be reRiMered medical practitioners and have had experience in local authority
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      737 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS "corrigendum SIN6APORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES TEMPORARY TEACHERS-IN-TRAINING DIVISIONS 111 IV. (English. Chinese and Malay). THE AGE LIMIT for these posts published in this column on 26th November should read as: AGE: 18 —29 years on 1.1.61. PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT: Requlrec: MANAGER. ULU PANDAN
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      692 13 (Continued from l'»ie S) SITUATIONS VACANT Worsts Si (Mi*.)— Box it ct,. txtra YOUNG MEN age 20—29 must be hard wording and honest to be trained as sales representative. Please apply Box A 4022 S.T. Spore. EUROPEAN CO. requlnes Intelligent Junior stockcard clerk with some experience in spare parts administration.
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      878 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Word, Si (M in.)— Box it ctt. txtrv SENIOR LIFT TECHNICIAN req"irrd hy Kuropcan Company. Previous lift experience preferable but other Kl.clrical Mrchsnical Technicians con sidrred. Box A 4023 ST. B'pore. WANTfO an experienced mwhanl; to handle and repair motor vehicle*, tractors and caterpillar tractors— D.O D.T.
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      1022 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED tt Word, Si (Ml*.)— Box St ct,. txtra EUROPEAN CO. require 2 3 bed- room unfurnished bungalow In real- I dtntlal area. Replies to P.O. Boa IUSS. Singapore OFFICE SPACI VACANT tt Word, Si (Mi*.)— Box tt ct,. txtra OFFICC AND SHOP space downstair and upstair available In
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      852 13 TUITION to Word, SS (Ml*.)— Box it tU. ontrm SINGAPORE DRIVING SCHOOL r— fresher course (23 complete I (uaranteed S9O/-, Competent invruetor* 'lnstructresses. Modern dual-con-trolled cars. King 2&2W2. S3. tl«tn Road. Spore. LONDON DRIVING SCHOOL tuition by highly qualified Knylmh, Malay and Mandarin Speaking in.itructors/mssrutress. Phone *****. H4. swrgie Road.
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    Malaya 3rd time lucky?
    319 14  -  NORMAN SIEBEL DETERMINED BID TO WIN GOLD CUP AT BANGKOK By "JVf'ALAYA. runners--^A up to South Korea this year and last year in the first two competitions for the under-21 Asian soccer championship for the $12,000 Tengku Abdul Rahman Gold Cup, will make a determined bid
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    Recs drop a point to Seletar and Varsity gain 1-0 win
    194 14 Recs drop a point to Seletar and Varsity gain 1-0 win SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore Recreation Club today missed the chance of assuring themselves of the Singapore first division league hockey title when they dropped a point to R.A.F. Seletai at Seletar. Recs. however, maintained a clear lead with 16 pointfrom
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    686 14 OXFORD IN THE BAG 9 FOR CUP 3rd —ROUND— OXFORD United, the unbeaten Southern League v leaders, are the only non-League club certain to go into the bag with the "big guns" of the First and Second Divisions when the draw for the Third Round of the English F.A. Cup
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    508 14 SOCCER POPPY DAY MATCH (Segamat > Malays 6 (Ungku Hassan 3, Onan 2, Blng) Teruna XI, B. Pahat 5 (Radin All 3, Sheikh Ahmad, Ahmad Shaigan) KKIKXDLIFS: Malays 4 (Shaikh Omar 3, Hamid) 34 LAA Regt l iGreyi at Penang; Redhlll CC 4 Tan Ah Yong 2. Vincent
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    917 14 Burnley v West 1 1 am, Manchester C. t Blackpool and Preston v Bolton matches postponed (rain). kldoi'shot 3 olclir^tir 1 langor I Southport 1 lournrmouth 3 Yeovil 1 tradford C. 1 B.un-I. ■>■ 2 hestrrfidd 4 Oldham 4 ;rystal 0 Watford 0 Urlington 1 Hull 1
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    BAREFOOT WINNER OF BIG WALK: ZABEDAH, 16
    55 14 BAREFOOT WINNER OF BIG WALK: ZABEDAH, 16 SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Tanjong M.ilim schoolgirl Zabedah bintr Zainal Abidin (abovr) was first in the women s sertion of the Kuala Kubu Bi« Walk yesterday. Zabedah, the daughter of a rubber planter, completed the seven miles course, walking barefooted. The winner in the men's sertion
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    Milne takes FTD award
    409 14 Milne takes FTD award SINGAPORE. Sun. Jimmy Milne today wound up his 25th season of competitive racing by winning the F. r.D. award for cars at the Thomson Road j sprint. Milne clocked 58.4 15 ec lor the course. Three records were set up at the meeting. Richard Tee (Golden
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      80 14 HOCKEY S'POBE LEACiIE DIV. 2; RAF Seletar v University (Seletar;: Di%-. 3: Khalsa v BODCA (Khalsa): Friendly: Police 'B v HK Bank (Thomson Rd). IPOh LEAGUE DIV. 1 ACSOBA v Police (upper padang i; Div. 2: PTCSC v La Sailians (lower padang); 2 Workshop AFMC v Samuel's Cub (.Anderson School
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    2010 15  - EPSOM JEEP Surprise winner pays $102 dividend By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. All The Way, apprentice Mat Shaari up, scored a shock win in the main race (4.40) here today. All The Way, who won by six lengths", paid $102 on the win tote. Trainer "Porky" Donnelly saddled the winners of
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      20 15 TOur MATCH (Ahmedabad): Pakistan tour XI 194 (Imtiaz Ahmed 90. P. Gupte 5-56). West Zone 67-1 (Contractor 31 n.o.h
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      12 15 TOLR MATCH iHK): HK Selection 3 LOA of Costa Rica 0.
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      172 15 TOLE MATCH (Swansea) Swansea 3 South Africans 19. UK COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP: Cornwall 3 Devon 16; Gloucestershire v Somerset postponed; Lancashire 3 Cumberland and Westmoreland C; Northumberland 11 Durham 5; Yorkshire 14 Cheshire 6. IK CLLB MATCHES: Blackheath 3 Neath 9; Harlequins 6 Cambridge University 11; London Irish A New
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      BOXING
      56 15 ORIENTAL FLYWEIGHT TITLE (Tokyo): Yasito (Jap, holder; outptd K Noguchi (Jap) 12 rds. BR EMPIRE FEATHER TITLE (Belfast): pioyd Robertson (Ghana) outptd Percy Lewis (Trinidad, holder) 16 rds. MIDDLE (Frankfurt) Erich Schoeppner (Ger, European title holder) outptd Clarence Hlnnant (US) 10 ids non-title. HEAVY (NY): Mike de John (US)
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      13 15 SCANDINAVIAN MEET (Hal6ingborg): China bt Austria 3-0; England bt Finland 3-0.
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      64 15 PORTSMOUTH OPEN FINALS: Men's stngies B.K. Wong (Mali bt R. Mills (Br) 7-15. 19-11. 18-19; Men's doobles B.K. Wong and K.H. Yeoh (Mai) bt G. Hasmnn and R. Lockwood (Br) 19-7. 15-12; Women's tingles —J. Haahmao (US) bt P. Pattabongse (Thai) 7--11. 11-3, 11-6; Woaten's doubles— J. Haahman (US)
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    Cup to Malacca GSSC
    71 15 MALACCA. Sun.— Malacca I Government Services Sports Council won the Dato Haji Abdul Malek Cup for soccer when they trounced Netrl Sembilan GJS.S.C 14-2 at the Kubu Stadium today. The match is In aid of the Lady Templers Hospital Fund. Malacca led 8-1 at halftime. Scorers
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    Costa Ricans lose atHK
    118 15 Costa Ricans lose atHK IIONG KONG, Sun. A Hong Kong selection beat the visiting L.D.A. of Costa Rica soccer team by three goals to nil here today. Hong Kong led 1 0 at half-time. The horn" teams speedy short-passing game had the visitors completely bewildered. The Costa Rlcant never looked
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    Loweil North wins
    37 15 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sun— Lowell North of the United States won the world star yachting championship here yestrrday. He clinched the title by linishing first in the fifth and last race of the series.
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    Lock icon Canal on fire
    49 16 LONDON. Sun. The Kuwaiti Tank Steamer Kozimah, 29.000 tons, touched the bottom in the Suez Canal eauy today and its hull was pierced. Lloyds Shipping Intelligence reported here. Oil leaking from the punctured tank was burning In the Canal and a dredger v?&s on fire. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Algerian poll: Voters waver
    497 16 REBELS EMBARRASSED BY DE GAULLE'S LIBERAL PLANS, EUROPEANS ARE UNDECIDED EUROPEANS arthesitating whether to vote "no" or to boycott the coming referendum on Algeria's future. They are waiting, before making up their minds, for the announcement in Paris of the exact form of the question or
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    Lock icon Travel bar lefted
    61 16 NEW DELHI. Sun. The Government announced today that Indian nationals travelling to Britain and other Western countries no longer need special clearance certificates if they hold a valid passport. The restriction was introduced last November after a number of illiterate Indians had gone to England on forged
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    Lock icon 'Join us' call
    41 16 BONN, Sun— The Shah ot Persia was quoted in a West German newspaper today as urging the United States to become a full member of the CENTO Pact to make it a more effective bulwark against Communism— Reuter.
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    Students Week
    34 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Student and Youth Department of the Chinese V.M.C.A. here will hold a Students' Week beginning Dec. 5 to promote better relationship between students of all secondary schools in Singapore.
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    CHINESE MUSICIANS SUCCEED
    305 16 SINGAPORE. Sunday. fTHE American-Chinese violin and piano duo, Ma 1 Si-Hon and Tung Kwong-Kwong, gave an assured and vital performance of Beethoven's "Kreutzer" Sonata in the Victoria Theatre last night. Mr. Ma's tone is modest in size and at times Inclined to roughness, and his general style
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    Siak Hoo is 'Mr. Singapore'
    236 16 Siak Hoo is 'Mr. Singapore' SINGAPORE. Sun. Tan Siak Hoo, (C.Y.M.A.) a 22-year-old clerk, won the Mr. Singapore 1960 title at the senior championships of the Singapore Amateur Welghtllfting Federation at the New World tonight. Tan who heJd the Junior and senior Mr. Singapore titles In 1958 had to face
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    Ships collide in -Spore Harbour
    35 16 THE SONG-BE, with the upper part of her hull and structure ripped open, after a collision with the Ceylonese ship. AtUnau.ill i. in the outer roads of the Singapore Harbour.
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    Then one dashes off to sale
    270 16 SINGAPORE, Sunday. r»EAR of nationalisation and Government mono- poly of the shipping trade has forced the only national shipping company in Ceylon the Ceylon Lines to sell its ships as quickly as possible. The last of the company's ships, the 13.000-ton Attanagalla, is now
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    Toe H meet
    27 16 SINGAPORE, Sun. The annual general meeting of the Toe H in Singapore will be held at Talbot House Scolts Road, at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Seaman hurt in bar attack
    56 16 SINGAPORE, Sun— A Hong Kong fisherman, Chung Cheong Hen«, 21, received serious head injuries when he was caught in a gangland attack on a bar in Race Course Road tonight. Chung was drinking at the Hai Chan Bar and Restaurant when three gangsters entered. A
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    Good rice crops
    25 16 LONDON. Sun. Rice harvests in 1960-61 should oe satisfactory despite unfavourable weather in some Asian countries, the Commonwealth economic committee said today.—U.P.l.
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    BORNEO ROW ON 'FOREIGN POLITICIANS'
    247 16 do not have any intention el forming branches there." On Sarawak people becoming members of the Brunei People's Party, be *aid they might have enlisted when they were working with the Brunei Shell Petroleum Company in Sena. Referring to "foreign politicians" speaking at Mirl Inche
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    Lock icon Chinese held in India
    57 16 CALCUTTA. Sun. Four Chinese citizens, including tile editor of a Chinese magazine, were arrested today for failure to leave India within the 90-day time limit set by the Government. More than 30 Chinese have been issued with quit notices an grounds that their continued stay in
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