The Straits Times, 2 December 1960

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY < Till II II II SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Mot*** Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    NOW A ZOO in SPACE
    347 1 Russia puts its third satellite into orbit And two more dogs go with it MOSCOW, Thurs. RUSSIA today launched its third space ship. The new live-ton satellite contains two dogs Pchelka and Mushka and a variety of other animals, insects and plants. It also carries
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    House rejects anti-Israel bid by PMIP
    456 1 House rejects anti-Israel bid by PMIP KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday rpHE House of Repre- sentatives threw out a PMIP resolution today that the Government withdraw recognition of Israel. In moving his resolution, the deputy leader of the PMIP. Inche Zulklflee Mohammed (Bachok) said that Malaya was opposed to "colonialism and tyranny."
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    Champagne welcome for trio
    282 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A champagne welcome •waited three British Army adventurers today when they arrived at their Port Georffc camp near Malacca, after driving overland from Britain on a marathon trip that started as a joke. The 58-day target they achieved for the 11.000--mile journey is
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    Congo —a rift with Nasser
    190 1 Congo —a rift with Nasser f EOPOLDVILLE, Thurs. President Kasavubu today announced the severing of diplomatic relations between the Congo and the United Arab Republic. In a letter to President Nasser, he demanded the immediate recall of the Ambassador, Dr. Mourad Ghaleb, and the rest of the Embassy staff and
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    Lock icon Malinovsky riddle
    64 1 MOSCOW. Thurs. The Soviet News Agency Tass today disclosed that Marshal Andrei Orechko Ls acting Minister of Defence. It made no mention of the Defence Minister, Marshal Rodion Malinovsky. The news agency was reporting on the visit of Marshal Abdel Hakim Amer. VicePresident of the United Arab Republic.
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    Red summit ending
    44 1 MOSCOW. Thurs. The Polish Communist party leader. Mr. Wladyslaw Gomulka, left by air todsj for Warsaw after attending the Communist "summit" conference. His departure suggests that the meeting, at which Rus-sian-Chinese ideological differences have been heatedly discussed, la about to end.
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    Lock icon 'Full press freedom in Malaya'
    612 1 NEW YORK, Thursday MALAYA today expressed "misgivings" about a "too rigid and too idealistic" attitude towards prior censorship in thp field of freedom of information. Mr. Karunakaran Nair told the U.N. General Assembly's Social Committee during a debate on the draft convention of freedom of
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    R.A.F. MAN SHOT DURING BAR AFFRAY
    198 1 R.A.F. MAN SHOT DURING BAR AFFRA Y SINGAPORE, Thursday. AN AIRMAN from the RAF, Seletar, was wounded in the right leg tonight when a detective opened lire during a light in a bar in ii i fi i Bencoolen Street. The nght broke out at about 9.40 p.m. at the
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    Lock icon Missiles for S'pore
    96 1 BRISBANE, Thurs.--Guid-ed defence missiles, probably either Bioodhounds or Thunderblrds, will be sent to Singapore soon to help strengthen its defences, Air Marshal A. D. Selway, C-in-C, Far East Air Force, said at a press conference here. He said his command would also get new aircraft, including Hunter
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    Lock icon Laos 'rebels' strengthened
    370 2 VIENTIANE. Thurs. FORMER PREMIER IS REPORTED TO HAVE JOINED PRO-WESTERN GENERAL'S FACTION I>.\I)I() Savannakhet, voice of Laos's pro- Western faction, announced last night that former Premier Phoui Sananikone had come over to the their side and joined Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, the rebel leader, at his Savannakhet headquarters.
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    Dag may name 3 top aides
    321 2 NEW YORK, Thursday MR. DAG HAMMARSKJOELD. the U.N. Secretary-General, was reported to be considering appointing three new top-level assistants, one of them a specialist in military matters. The report circulated as the United Nations chief continued private consultations with three exPresidents of the General
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    Lock icon Afro-Asian bid for more seats on the Security Council
    426 2 Afro-Asian bid for more seats on the Security Council NEW YORK, Thur«. I A DETERMINED Afro-Asian bid for more seats on the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council (Ecosoc) touched off a "battle of the continents" in the United Nations yesterday. Latin American and West European delegates fought
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    TROOPS CRUSH TWO REVOLTS
    186 2 TROOPS CRUSH TWO REVOLTS NEW YORK. Thurs. Army troops in Argentina and Venezuela yesterday crushed armed extremist attempts to topple the constitutional governments of the two countries. In ARGENTINA, rightist diehard followers of ousted dictator Juan Peron failed in an attempt to topple the regime of President Arturo Frondizl with
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    Lock icon New trade pact
    22 2 RABAT. Thurs. A new trade agreement between Tunisia and China was signed yesterday at the Tunisian Embassy here. Reuter.
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    30 LABOUR MPs IN BID TO HALT NUCLEAR STRATEGY
    100 2 LONDON. Thurs.— Mr. Michael Foot yesterday led 30 other Labour M.P.s in a move against the Conservative Government's nuclear defence policy. These Labour M.P.s put forward a motion in tbe House of Commons demanding that the Government call a halt "to
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    Schools' bid to put off integration fails
    192 3 Schools' bid to put off integration fails vrEW ORLEANS, Thur«. H—A motion by the New Orleans school board to suspend integration in two of the city's elementary schools was rejected yesterday by a threeJudge federal court. Judge S. Kelly Wright also rejected a request by the State of Louisiana to
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    Lock icon India split on dowry ban
    158 3 NEW DELHI, Thursday INDIA'S two houses 'of parliament failed to agree on a Bill today for the first time since India became independent. They did so over an attempt to ban marriage dowries. The Council of States. the Upper House of Parliament, passed a Government
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    Lock icon Anti-Castro men go on a Nov. 30 bomb rampage
    396 3 Anti-Castro men go on a Nov. 30 bomb rampage HAVANA, Thurs. rnHE anti-government A "30th of November" underground observed its name-day yesterday with an outburst of bombings and arson regarded as its boldest stroke yet against Premier Fidel Castro. The organisation set off 11 time-bombs in Havana, four of them
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    Lock icon TURKISH PAPERS GAIN RIGHTS
    143 3 ANKARA, Thursday. TraE governing Turkish national unity committee yesterday granted newspapers rights denied to them by the former Premier, Mr. Adnan Menderes, and for which they have been struggling for years. i Under changes In some articles of the press law made public, an editor and
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    MY UNBORN BABY FOR AFLAT, SAYS MOTHER OF THREE
    133 3 MY UNBORN BABY FOR AFLAT, SAYS MOTHER OF THREE LONDON. Thurs. A mother today pledged her unborn child in exchange for a flat. Mrs. Gladys Bowler placed this advertisement in a local shop window: "Wanted a flat In exchange for my baby." The child is expected in March. Mrs. Bowler
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    Lock icon His tattoo was indecent
    53 3 VIENNA. Thurs. A 21--year-old labourer In Eisenstadt. near the Hungarian border, was Jailed for a year for theft and because he had tattooed on his arm pictures a court decided were an offence to public decency. The judge told him: "When you are free, wear a
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    Lock icon Speed record
    23 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. A Soviet pilot has established a world record of 1,336 m.p.h. on a 62-mile closed-circuit course. Ta&s said.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Zorin steps up
    35 3 NEW YORK, Thurs. Mr Valerian Zorln, the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister, assumed the presidency of the Security Council today succeeding Tunisia's Mr. Mongi Bllm under the monthly system of alphabetical rotation.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon MiGs for Nasser
    19 3 JERUSALEM, ThUTS. Russia has agreed to supply the United Arab Republic with MiG-19 jet fighters. U.P.I.
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    PRIMATE TO MEET THE POPE TODAY
    177 3 PRIMATE TO MEET THE POPE TODAY OOME. Thurs. The Vatican prepared today for the first visit of an Anglican Archbishop since the Protestant Reformation. Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, 73--year-old Primate of the Church of England, arrived here today from Istanbul. He is to meet the Pow tomorrow. Their meeting will be
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    Russian blast at France
    30 3 MOSCOW, Thurs. Russia yesterday opened an antiFrance Press campaign heralding "Algerian Day." The campaign commemorated "a day of solidarity with the peoples of fighting Algeria."— U.P.l.
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    Lovell honoured
    24 3 LONDON, Thurs. The Royal Society yesterday awarded a medal to Professor A.C.B. Lovell. director of the satellite-tracking radio telescope at Jodrell Bank.
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    JAIL FOR ABORTION BID
    541 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Women police constables, posing as mother and 'pregnant' daughter, set trap for a midwife A MIDWIFE was jailed here today for attempted abortion as a result of a "trap" laid by two women police constables who posed as "mother and daughter/ The midwife, Nellie
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    Housing show
    31 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Minister for National Development. Mr. Tan Kla Gan, will open the Housing and Development Board Exhibition at Selegie Road on Dec. 10 at 10 30 a.m.
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    Dud notes seller gets five years' jail
    319 4 Dud notes seller gets five years' jail CINGAPORE, Thurs. A taxi-driver, Tay Kang Hal, 29, was jailed for five years by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the Assizes here today for selling and trafficking in forged $50 Malayan currency notes amounting to $11,050. Tay, 29, was found guilty on a charge
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    TAXI FARE INCIDENT: YOUTH DIED, SEAMAN IS JAILED
    243 4 TAXI FARE INCIDENT: YOUTH DIED, SEAMAN IS JAILED SINGAPORE, Thurs. A youth from Klang was killed while trying to avoid a pub1i c scene involving some visiting seamen and a taxi-driver near the Singapore wharves, Mr. E. H. D'Netto, a District Judge, was told today. Somboon Sresakul, 34, a crew
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    5,000 QUEUE UP FOR I-CARDS
    131 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A RUMOUR that no more new identity cards would be issued after Dec. 31, caused a big queue at the Kuala Lumpur registration centre at Suleiman Building this morning. 1 The crowd was so big that extra policemen had to be called
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    KEDAH POLICE HUNT FOR THUGS
    93 4 SUNGEI PATANI, Thurs. Kedah police are hunting extortioners who have been demanding money from businessmen In Sungel Patani. So far two reports of extortion have been lodged. Youths demand $36 Report No. 1: Three youths called on a shopkeeper at Kampong Raja, one mile from
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    Che Nor at fair
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Che Nor Aisha will open a fun fair organised by the Young Women Muslim Association at the Beach Road Community centre on Saturday at 10 ajn.
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    Student debate
    33 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The inter-school debate held in connection with the 1960 "Students' Week," organised by the Chinese YMCA, will take place at 16, South Pier, on Dec. 5 at 3.30 pjn.
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    Sceneshifters' Xmas opera
    61 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. —The V.M.C.A. New Sceneshlfters will present "Amahl and the Night Visitors," a Christmas opera by Olan-Corla Menotti at the Victoria Theatre on Dec. 28. 29 and 30. The opera, produced by Eileen Smith, has not been presented in Singapore before, and includes in the cast,
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    Tea party
    29 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs The Singapore School Canteen Vendors Association will celebrate Its first anniversary with a tea party at the New Star Hall, New World Park on Sunday.
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    New centre
    27 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Home Affairs. Dr. Lee Slew Choh, will open the Buller Terrace (Queenstown) Community Centre on Saturday.
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    $BMIL. REVENUE FROM RACING
    320 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday Govt. expects 'take' to be doubled in 1961 THE Government cxx pects next year to collect a record $8,000,000 from taxes on totalisator and sweepstakes, or double the sum estimated for the current year. This provision is shown in the 1961 budget which was
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    Furniture for new library made at Changi prison
    191 4 Furniture for new library made at Changi prison SINGAPORE, Thurs. Furniture for the National Library is being made in Changi prison and will be ready in a week. This was stated today by Mr. Won* Yew Kee, industrial manager of the Singapore Prisons Department. Mr. Wong said the 1.000 pieces
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    PLAN TO TRAIN WORKS CLERKS
    242 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE Housing and Development Board is to train its own supervisors to meet the shortage of properly trained and reliable works supervisors for its building projects. A scheme, drawn up in consultation with the Singapore Polytechnic, has been worked out to train groups
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    Melbourne degree for S'pore man
    108 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Wong Kok Van, 32, of Joo Chiat Place. Singapore, has Just obtained his degree in architecture from the Melbourne University. A former pupil of the Presbyterian Boys' School, Mr. Wong Is the second son of Mr. Wong Peng Quay, a shipw^ght foreman
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    Two water cuts
    60 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Water will be cut off in ttv following areas tomorrow: Along Lorong 24 Geylang between Oeylang Road and Guillemard Road, from 9 a.m. to 3 pjn. and along Sembawang Road from 12 su. and beyond from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. This shutdown is expected
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    Student Week film show
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A special film show on "Students' Life in Other Lands" will be held at the Shell Theatre for three days on Dec. 5. 7 and 9 at 3 p.m. The show is part of the programme of the 1960 Students Week organised by the
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    288 4 rpHE following is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From London, Dusseldorf, Beirut. Bahrein, Bombay, Colombo. Kuala Lumpur (BA 712) 5.15 pjn.; from London, Zurich. Istanbul. Teheran. Delhi, Rangoon (8A792) 5-4S p.m.; from Melbourne, Sydney, Darwin. Jakarta
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      123 4 This diary ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOrs Closed meeting at YMCA <Orobard Rood) after 6.30 pjn. ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL: Clothing shop at CWA Room, South Side, 10 ajn. to 12 noon. BINGAPOBC SOCIETY FOB SPnUTUAL CULTURE: "Moral Principles" by Mr. Ho Wing Man. Department of Philosophy. University of Malaya, at Cultural Centre S
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    E.P.F. MONEY WILL HELP HOUSE BUYERS
    535 5 Tan: Higher interest rate allowed for contributors KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday THE House of Representatives today approved a Government move to boost private ownership of homes. It will be brought about by amendments to the Employees" Provident Fund which will allow the E.PF. Board to
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    V.I.P.S WILL BE AT AIRPORT TO GREET HIM ON SUNDAY
    13 5 President Ayub Khan
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    Brief visit by Pakistan's President
    190 5 Brief visit by Pakistan's President SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The President of Pakistan, Field Marsha: Mohammad Ayub Khan, will stop over for 40 minutes at Singapore Airport on Sunday on his way to a seven-day official visit to Indonesia. The Pakistan head of state will be received by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara.
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    TAN: S.F. MEN TALK MOST WHEN THEY KNOW LEAST
    471 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today in the House of Representatives that Socialist Front members "are most eloquent when they are most ignorant" on subjects being discussed. He said this when replying to Mr.
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    'PLANTER'S WIFE' Mrs. WEBBER IS DEAD
    210 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A PLANTERS wife who was specially invited to attend the London premiere of the film highlighting the bravery of women caught up in the Emergency like herself, has died in England. Mrs. Patricia Webber had a front seat view of the
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    THE DANCING SMITHS RETURNING TO BRITAIN
    76 5 THE DANCING SMITHS RETURNING TO BRITAIN OENANG, Thurs. Malaya's amateur ballroom champions, the Dancing Smiths, will return to Britain next month with 44 trophies they won in this country. The couple, Jimmy and Ann Smith, will be flying home with other R. A. F. families on Dec. 18. Jimmy is
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    12 fans stolen
    22 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —Thieves sawed through a barred window into the Dunman Road school and stole 12 wall fans yesterday.
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    Budget meeting
    20 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Budget meeting of the Selangar Legislative Assembly will b e held on Dec. 21.
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    Nurse is found hanging
    54 5 IPOH. Thurs.— An assistant nurse In the Ipoh District Hospital, Miss Loh Yoke Fong. 22, was found hanging from a beam in a room In her brother's quarters last night. Miss Low, who came from Batu Gajah two months ago on transfer, was staying with her
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    Car stoned, windscreen smashed along lonely road
    189 6 Car stoned, windscreen smashed along lonely road DATU GAJAH, Thurs. a— A car carrying four people was stoned and its windscreen smashed last night as it was travelling along a lonely road leading into the town. Inside the car were Mr. D. Balkie. of the Malayan Tin Dredging Co.. who
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    Two teachers for Brinsford
    43 6 IPOH. Thurs. Two teachers of the Methodist English School here. Mr. A. Daniel and Mr Hlra Singh have been selected for training at Brinsford College They are the first teachers in the school to be chosen for overseas training
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    Staff request
    35 6 SINGAPORE, rhurs The staff side of tht Singapore Civil Bervlce Joint Council today asked the official side to fix a date for negotiations on partial restoration of the variable allowances for Government servants.
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    Weapons found
    29 6 SINGAPORE, rhurs.— Police last night found two act 1 bulbs and two bicycle chains hidden In lallang in a vacant plot of land off Havel ock Road.
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    Centenary of Malacca Convent
    88 6 Centenary of Malacca Convent YfALACCA, Thurs.—Telegrams from all over the world, including one from the Pope, have been received by Sisters of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus here, who are celebrating trie centenary of their arrival hi Malacca tomorrow and on Saturday. Tomorrow afternoon there will be a
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    TANG'S GETS BIG RUSH
    236 6 LONG QUEUES OF SHOPPERS AT THE REOPENING: FIRM'S HEAD SAYS ITS GOOD TO KEEP BUSY SINGAPORE Thurs. -Long queues of shoppers waited outside the Rates of C. K. Tang Ltd.. in Orchard Road, hours before the curio shop reopened for business this morning. Today's reopening marked
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    AUSSIES START TRUST FUND FOR BLIND BOY OF BORNEO
    229 6 AUSSIES START TRUST FUND FOR BLIND BOY OF BORNEO PENANG, Thursday. OIXTY officers and men of Ist Troop, Royal Australian Engineers, attached to the 11th Independent Field Squadron, Royal Engineers, are anxious to locate a blind 12-year-old Borneo boy, Onod bin Egis. They have collected A £400 (about $2,700) to
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    Botanist gets award for durian tree studies
    128 6 Botanist gets award for durian tree studies T ONDON. Thura^— A former Singapore botanist, Mr. E. J. H. Corner, has been awarded the Darwin Medal for his studies of the durian tree of Malaya. From his studies Mr. Comer had formulated a theory, a major contributor to botanical thought, according
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    Had samsu: $300
    39 6 TELUK ANBON rhurs.Tan Kok Hen* 50. was fined 1300. or three months lail, here yesterday when he pleaded guilty to possession on Nov 18 of five gallons of samsu on which duty had not been paid.
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    Visit ends
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. George Loeffler. vice-presid-ent of the Nestle Company of New York, left here by PanAmerican Airways today after spending a week sightseeing and visiting his branch here.
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    10 varsity students get study awards
    214 6 SINGAPORE Thurs. Ten first-year students at the University of Malaya have been awarded scholarships of an annual value of $2,500 each for the period of their respective courses. The scholarships, being financed by the Singapore Government, are called Singapore State Scholarships They were awarded
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    Earlier flights
    42 6 SINGAPORE. ThUTS. AJr Ceylon announced today that Its Sapphire service flight scheduled to leave Singapore on Dec. 24 and Dec 31 will both be advanced by one day to help travellers wanting to spend Christmas and New Year in Europe.
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    Brunei calls for an oil reserve: 'Wealth will notl last' warning
    507 7 BRUNEI TOWN. Thursday A MOTION that the Brunei Shell Petroleum Co. reserve "for future use" 10 per cent of the oil produced daily at Seria has been passed by the Brunei Legislative Council. The motion was introduced by Inche
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    SPECS RETURN FOR GHOST THRILLER —BUT DO USE RED
    378 7 SPECS RETURN FOR GHOST THRILLER —BUT DO USE RED r THINK it was 10 1 yeaxs ago that we said good riddance to those cumbersome cardboard viewers which we had to wear Just to see some silly 3-D movies. Well, this week I had ft) put them on again to
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    ONG: A MATERNITY BUILDING DATE
    124 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. rTHE Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dato J Ong Yoke Lin, told Parliament today that the new maternity building in the General Hospital here would be completed in March 1962. He was replying to Mr. V. David (Socialist Front Bungsar). who
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    Warning on tickets
    54 7 MALACCA, Thurs. The police today warned members of the public against purchasing black-market cinema tickets They were told that they would be as guilty as people who sold these tickets, and would be liable to a fine of $500 for the first offence and $2,000 for a
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    Found drowned
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— An 11 -year-old boy, Kang Swee Eng, was found drowned in a fish pond in a farm off the 12th mile. Ulu Sembawang Road, this morning.
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    Maharajah of Kotah calls in during tour of the world
    134 7 Maharajah of Kotah calls in during tour of the world SINGAPORE. Thurs. A wish to see "new land" brought the Maharajah of Kotah, ruler of a state about 300 miles from Delhi, to Singapore for a two-day sightseeing visit in the course of his fourmonth world tour. With him was
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    Portrait of Sultan
    69 7 Portrait of Sultan ALOR STAR, Thurs. A portrait of the Sultan of Kedah, painted by a relative. Tengku Farlddudln, will be displayed at the Kedah Arts Council's social and dance here tomorrow night. Also on view will be "A Study of the Throne Room" by the same artist. The Arts
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    One momentous Korean night for US marines
    199 7 AFTER "The Defiant Ones" and "Porgy and Bess," Sidney Poltier Just doesn't seem up to the mark in his new rough-and-tough role as a sergeant in the U.S. Marines. Nevertheless. Columbia's "All The Young Men" which also stars Alan Ladd. Ingemar Johansson (yes.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    41 8 It W»r4» tit Minimum j BNTWISTLB: In proud and lovlnn memory of Richard Brian Kntwisile ot Sunget Puran Kstate, Semenylh. who died Dec. 2nd I<X>6. Krom his sorrowIng parents and brother Steve «Nlt'nu. Htnetown House, strete, nr. Dartmouth. Devon.
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    353 8 it Ww4i Sit (Minimum) BANISHED! All cooking sm.-lis and stale odours, by Alrwlck. Available at an good atorea. SALE NARROWS LTD.- Grand reductions on material! and ready-made war. 7 Orchard Road, Spore. Phone 34X00. DVOU ALWAYS FEEL lit to face a busy morning? You will If you have Trios
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    The Straits Times Friday, December 2, 1960. A Matter Of Accounts
    639 8 The Straits Times Friday, December 2, 1960. A Matter Of Accounts One at least of several changes in the form of the Federation's budgetary estimates traces back to the storm blown up by the Auditor-General's report on the 1958 accounts. The new estimates name the officer responsible for the correct
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    Tender System
    278 8 Mr. Chin See Yin's questions in the House of Representatives about the Social and Welfare Lotteries Board probed deep and were answered with aplomb. It was his second attempt to break a tight circle, the first having been in June this year when he urged that more agents
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    Revaluation
    249 8 The Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council was right to reject the Socialist Front motion to suspend the new annual values and rates pending examination by a special committee. The motion deserved to fail partly because the arguments advanced by its proposer were contradictory. Mr. Nagayam suggested that Government and quasi-Gov-ernment
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    How dangerous is Castro?
    911 8 How dangerous is Castro? THE CENTRAL AMERICAN SCENE by a Financial Times correspondent REVOLUTIONS MAY NOT BE NEW IN THIS REGION BUT THAT MAN IN HAVANA POSES A SPECIAL THREAT WASHINGTON'S decision to patrol the Caribbean to prevent possible invasion and Communist infiltration in the area is one which many
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      POLITICAL MOUNTAINS... OUT OF MOLEHILLS
      226 8 VI R. LEE KUAN YEWs level-headed speech at the University of Malaya Students' Union dinner must have effectively stayed attempts to make a political mountain out of a cultural molehill. However, in his speech. Mr. Lee himself has been treating the whole issue as one
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      British-trained teachers
      141 8 YOUR recent report en the behaviour of teachers, particularly those trained in England, bring to mind my own experience. I am a teacher and until recently was attached to a rural English school which had 30 teachers, about a third trained in England, all living inside the school
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      Culture that is worthwhile...
      499 8 Culture that is worthwhile A MAN can attend as many symphony concerts and art galleries as he wishes, but still remain less cvi tured than (for Instance) a Kelantan silversmith. Culture is not synonymous with sophistication, for its roots are in purity. Culture cannot be forced, but it CAN be
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      Bus stops but no buses
      152 8 A REPORT that the Minisrv ter for Education had visited three more sites for new schools at Serangoon Garden Estate. Upper Serangoon and Ponggol. said: "The new school (at Serangoon Gardens) will be situated at the Junction of Burghley Drive and Berwick Drive, and is
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      95 8 The Capture of Adolf Eichmann Only the discovery of Hitler himself could have made more stir than the surprise capture, this year, of the infamous Eichmann, the Nazi with six million deaths to answer for! How was it done? How did a band of determined Jews snatch him from under
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    'HE'S DRUNK OR HE'S DEAD'
    1166 9  -  JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE, Thur«. Witness tells murder inquiry of dramatic phone calls after midnight from accused woman and says: I did not believe her... I thought it was some kind of a joke... pWE women stepped one after another into the witness box at
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    Neighbours, by Cold Storage
    201 9 SINGAPORE, Thursday. r pHE endeavours of the Singapore Government* to re-establish and develop economic co-opera-tion in South-East Asia deserve high praise and support, says the chairman of the Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.. Mr. William Hannav. in a state- ment to shareholders. The statement, which Is
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    Frowns for Suzie...
    41 9 THE daring cheongsam styles of Suzle Wong have become worldfamous. But in Hong Kong high fashion circles they are frowned on. HER WORLD for December on sale now shows you the styles that smart Hong Kong women favour.
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    Decree for ex-teacher
    60 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A decree nisi was granted in the High Court today to Peggy Krijgsmen, a former teacher. She petitioned for divorce from her husband. Vincent Krijgman. a Radio Brunei programme assistant, alleging cruelty. The decree is to be made absolute in three months. The couple were
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    Lock icon 3 men in 22ft. boat leave H.K. for London
    112 9 ffONG KONG, Thurs. Three British servicemen left Hong Kong today in a 22 -foot yacht for Singapore on the first lee of their "three men In a boat" cruise that will take them to England. They are Capt. John O. C.
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    A 'train us' request
    44 9 KUA'A LUMPUR. Thurs.— Malaya has been asked to train Indonesians in co-ope-rative insurance. The request was made to the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak by a team of Indonesian co-operators now on a visit here.
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    Bogus doctor jailed for cheating
    207 9 SINGAPORE, Thursday A BOGUS doctor cheated a doctor of psychology of $40. the First Criminal District Court was told here today. Sabapathy Rajasingham. 27, who pleaded guilty to a charge of cheating, said he committed the offence on Nov. 15 while suffering from "acute mental
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    Nightclub manager's wife hit policeman: Fined $150
    166 9 Nightclub manager's wife hit policeman: Fined $150 OINGAPORE, Thurs. The attractive wife of the manager of West Point Garden Tan Kirn Hong, alias Irene Tan, 22, was today fined $150 for assaulting a policeman. Kirn Hong was alleged to have caused hurt to a police constable. Patrick Tan, at Pasir
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    Move to S'pore
    26 9 SEREMBAN, Thurs. Mr. Mahlndra Singh, chief clerk of the Agriculture Department here, has gone on transfer to the Federation Customs Department In Singapore.
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    Are YOU the crying type?
    81 9 Are YOU the crying type? DO you cry while watching a sad film? Do you find it impossible to forgive a person who has snubbed you? Do certain colour combinations upset you? If so, you are a highly emotional person who is wearing yourself out unnecessarily. Today THE FREE PRESS
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    Floods go down
    44 9 KUANTAN. Thurs. The road to Sungei Lembing, a tin mining town 31 miles from here, is open to traffic again. The road was Impassable yesterday at Pasir Kemudl, halfway between here and Sungei Lembing, because of floods. The water subsided today.
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      Japanese pianos for Malaya
      208 10 Japanese pianos for Malaya T^IPPON GAKKI Co. Ltd. of Hammamatsu, Japan's leading producer of musical instruments, wants to establish a market in Singapore and Malaya. Mr. Mike M. Miyake. the export manager, spent a few days this week investigating the local markets and seeking agents. Mr. Miyake said that his
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      P.A.R. holds paint course
      53 10 P. A. R. Malayan Paintworks Ltd., Singapore, concluded Its second paint course In its factory, Telok Blangah Road, last week. The course, which lasted a week. Included theory and practice and was attended by 23 candidates from Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh. Penang. Port Dickson. Segamat, Malacca,
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      Demonstration
      37 10 A talk and demonstration on Banda, a new type of duplicating machine system, was given yesterday at the National Cash Register Co. office. Singapore, by Mr. F.W. Hartley, export manager of Block and Anderson Ltd.. London.
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      Zanzibar sells more to Singapore
      258 10 Zanzibar sells more to Singapore LARGER SUPPLIES OF CLOVES SENT RESUMPTION of bigger clove supplies to Singapore from Zanzibar, East Africa, has considerably increased the values of trade between the two countries. Latest trade figures show that imports from Zanzibar in the first nine months of this year were valued
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      Smallest disc player with one wave band radio
      152 10 Smallest disc player with one wave band radio JAPAN'S smallest record players with built-in transistor radio will be introduced to the Federation and Singapore markets soon. Manufactured by Aiwa Co. Ltd., of Tokyo, the record players will be available in two models. Mr. Teh Bee Heng. sales manager of the
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      Soap output up
      32 10 Soap production in the Federation and Singapore in the first eight months of this year totalled 382.212 cwt. compared with 335.765 cwt in the same period of last year.
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      VOLKSWAGEN TOPS FEDERATION SALES
      229 10 pERMAN and Japanese cars are now claimed to be in greater demand in the Federation than British vehicles. Dealers say that the prices of these cars and the cost of their maint >nance are lower. They also have good resale value. Agents In Kuala Lumpur report
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      LOCAL PAINT CAN NOW BE USED FOR PUBLIC WORK
      134 10 LOCAL PAINT CAN NOW BE USED FOR PUBLIC WORK T^HE Federation Gov- ernment has approved the use in public construction work of paint manufactured by the Federal Paint Factory Ltd.. Petaling Jaya. This follows laboratory tests by the Public Works Department to determine the quality of the paint. The managing
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      U.S. imports decline
      146 10 HHHE United States CornA merce Department reported that American imports from Asia fell from US$262 million in August to US$2l6 million in September, due chiefly to reduced buying from Japan, the Philippines, Malaya, Indonesia and Kuwait. United States imports from Japan in September were valued at U5596.7
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      REVISED DUTY ON PEPPER TO AID GROWERS
      171 10 REVISED DUTY ON PEPPER TO AID GROWERS OARAWAK has announced new rates of export duty on pepper to help the growers when prices are low and to discourage excessive speculative planting when prices are high. The revised rates will involve no change at present price levelc but duties will be
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      New holding company to be formed
      87 10 FE boards ot BritishAmerican Tobacc o Co. Ltd. and Wiggins. Teape and Co. Ltd.. have agreed to form a holding company to take over and expand, primarily overseas, certain of their papermaking interests. The two companies will have equal shares in the holding company
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      1198 11 W^. McALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. >__ \K?V ni< vC P*^ Bt.l.BßMwjai UMB KJLAVKMKsS UMB LJMDIN. NAMDSRC, RBTTIRDAM. BAVU LM ANSELES. UN FIANCISCI, NULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER ft PMTTUN* AM Mr Caaakaa ft TO. AUaatti H.m. AcMftsag ufgi far CaatfM ft Seatt Cm DP COLOMBO Asarlll. S'pori P. Sham Penang BOUGAINVILLE la
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    RUBBER STOCKS SOAR, but CHINA HOPES SUSTAIN MARKET
    1198 12 By Our Market Correspondent PAN -MALAYAN rubber stocks including: foreign transhipment soared in October to total 154,462 tons, which is 21,772 tons above September and, according to some accounts, the highest figure ever. A market source said that the figure may be
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 12 SINGAPORE. Dec. 1. RUBBER: 84 cents per lb. (down one and one-eighth cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 84 cents (easier). TIN: 5394.12', per picul (down 12 'j cents). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (down 25 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    109 12 MELBOURNE. Tliurs. INVESTMENT shares here iradA ed along steady lines. Awa gained Is. 3d. 10 265. 6dCascade Rights Is. tki. to 14*. and Electronic 'B Is. lo 19s. 6a. Base metals and the oils were Arm. while Commonwealth bonds eased further with heavier traduig. Ampol Pet 14/10'A.P.M 28/11
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    RUBBER PRICES
    220 12 DECEMBER first trade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 84 cents per lb.. down I', cents on Wednesday's close. The tone was quiet and slightly easier. s.c.C.R.A. closing prices in cents per lb., yesterday were: Int. l RSS. Spot f.o.b. buyers 84. sellers 84> 3 (N>:
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    133 12 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent Dec., Jan. shipments $28 buyers, $28 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $41', sellers. drum $45* sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $250 and Sarawak $245 (both down $2.50), special Sarawak black
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    96 12 THHE MaU>;an Exchante Banks' Association made the lollow ing changes In its rates to merchants yesterday a all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 33. O.D. 33<a. 90 d si 33 l credit bills. 33 U trade bills. Sfllin c T.T. or O.D. ready: New York
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    708 12 SINGAPORE members of the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the Hollowing business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday (Bargains are given before prices uness only one was written). industrials: Bous'.ead $1.15 ON: Fraser and Neave ords $1.96 and $197; McAlister $1.14 OL. $1.19: Meial Box $1 81 ON.
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: Dec. I Not- M Industrials: 130.83 131-tt Tina. ***** 183.60 S Rubbers: 21t.2» 219-t« Jan. 1 1958= 1M.
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      536 12 TENDERS TENDER TENDERS are invited and will be accepted at the office of the Chairman. Rural Board. Ground Floor. City Hall. Singapore. 6. up to noon of the 9th December. 1960. for the supply during 1961 of licence and house number plates. Samples of the plates required may be viewed,
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      788 12 NOTICES NOTICE Mr. Tham Blng Yew Is no j longer connected with F. E. Zuellig (Singapore) Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, and is therefore not authorised to transact business or to collect monies or goods on behalf of the Company. WEARNE BROTHERS LIMITED NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting
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      253 12 NOTICES AMPAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In England) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND Notice is hereby Riven that the Directors have declared an Interim Dividend on account of the year ending 31st December. 1960 of 2f per cent (9.6 pence per share) less Income tax a: 7s. 9d. in the This dividend
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      929 13 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS To enable essential electrical extensions to be carried out In Union Building Substation, it will be necessary to Khut down electricity supplies on Sunday. 4th December, 1960. from 8.00 ajn. to 7.00 pjn. The following areas will be affected: 1. Union Building
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      593 13 NOTICES NASSIM ft CO., (SINGAPORE) LIMITED will seU by Public Auction in their Sale-Kooma No*. 4 A 4-1. tollyer Quay, Singapore, on Saturday, 3rd December, 19M. at 1* a.m. Modern design lounge suite; Dining tables and Chairs; Sideboards; Showcases; Writing Bur-eau-Bookcases; Bteel Storage Cabinets; etc.. MINIPIANO; SILENT Kerosene Refrigerator (New;;
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      797 13 I^BBsTsTsfsT^Bß^***^******^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^* t (Continued from Psc* t) SITUATIONS VACANT It Words SS (Min.)— Box St ets. oxtrm c CHILDREN'S AMAN REQUIRED la c European household must understand b and speak Kngllsh. Bend details of ax- c pertence, age eta Box A4OT6 B.T. f .Spore. P WANTED IMMEDIATELY, general, cook, amah. English
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      993 13 SITUATIONS VACANT I It Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ets. oxtrm n WELL-ESTABLISHED INSURANCE f COMPANY requires urgently Chief clerk. Salary according to experience I but not less than $408/-. Must be of preparing General Insurance r. Policies and be able to handle corree- I pondence Apply Box A9T75 B.T.
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      768 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT W Words SS (Min.)— Box St cts. oxtrm MODERN FURNIBNBD 2-bedroom Bat Kampong Bahru Road. Rent 127i>.36. Apply P.O. Box 8021, Singapore. MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE at Tan Boon Chong Avenue off Holland Road near Queen Astrid Park-Four spacious bedrooms, large lounge, dinIng room and big compound-All con-veniences-Monthly Rental
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      842 13 EDUCATION it Words SS (Min.)— Box St ets. sxtra TYPEWRITING. IwWWJusl loaafcmsV attention. Thorough knowledge In S months, 35/40 w.p m. guaranteed. Special Rapid, weeks. December Sessions: Shorthand. Book-keeping, Correspondence, Stenography. Rapid Results Commercial School, (Air-condi-tioned) 49/49 A, Lorong 32, Geylang, Singapore. POSTAL TUITION: Let Stamford College help you pass
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      818 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Words SS (Min.)— Box St ets. ext,-* 1.4 JAGUAR tSST 14.950 for quick sale, owner going on tears. First class oondlttoo throughout. Phone B'pore mm BBMI bouse (*****). LATI I»St VIS PA, excellent Condition accident free, spare wheel. Instalment can be arranged. View 343 Jalan Besar,
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      639 13 FOR SALE it Words U (Min.)— Box St eU. oxtrm SPECIAL Or-FM for X mss New Tear. Nrwly imported from U.S.A. latest 1961, Coins to life stereo Christmas Cards and New Tsar Cards with music tt aiaslnf. Ideal fcr X'mas and New Tear sifts. (Buy one to day.) One copy
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    Off-course betting soon?
    349 14  -  EPSOM JEEP By K. Lumpur, Thurs. FEDERATION TURF CLUBS TO HOLD 'IMPORTANT MEETING' SUNDAY /"\FF-COURSE betting now seems very likely to be introduced on the Malayan turf early in the 1961 season. Dato Sir Clough Thuraisingham, chairman of the Selangor Turf Club, told me today that "an
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    Three-hour tennis exhibition
    106 14 Three-hour tennis exhibition PENANG, Thurs.— Jack Kramer's professional tennis quartet— Ashley Cooper. Pancho Segura, Alex Olmedo and Andres Gimeno will give three-hour exhibition under floodlights when they open their Malayan tour at the Penang Sports Club courts on Monday at 8.30 p.m. Cooper will meet Segura in the singles, while
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    Lock icon 'GIANT KILLER' SANGSTER TOPPLES IN SEMI-FINALS
    128 14 MELBOURNE. Thurs. Mike Sangster. 20-year-old British "giant killer" of the Victorian lawn tennis championships, was beaten in the men's singles semi, finals today by American Davis Cup player Barry Mackay. The American won in three hard-fought sets. 6-4. 10-8. 12-10. In the other semi-final.
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    Lock icon IT IS BRAVO BY 1½LENGTHS AT K.L. RACES
    53 14 IT IS BRAVO BY 1 ½LENGTHS AT K.L. RACES T>RAVO (Laurie Johnson up) conies through in the straight to beat a, Cl. 5 Div 1 field over 51 f by 1} lengths at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. Johnson also rode two other winners in Leslian and Lady Jambo. Picture by
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    Ward may miss Sunday's racing
    166 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. ifOCKEY Arthur Ward injured his shoulder in a race crash at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He left almost immediately by air to Singapore for a medical check-up. He will probably miss the last day on Sunday, reports EPSOM JEEP. Ward, riding lan 'outsider,
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    Close win for Costa Ricans
    48 14 HONG KONO. Thurs. The visiting Costa Rican soccer team last night beat a Combined Chinese XI 2-1, before 25.000 spectators In the Government stadium here. There was no scoring in the first half In this floodlit game last In a series of three.
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    Lock icon India's team for Test
    88 14 BOMBAY. Thurs. Rusl Surti. an all-rounder, is the only new "cap" In India's team for the First Test match here against Pakistan, which starts tomorrow. Suril, a good bat. Is a left-arm seam bowler. The team Is: Nalr Contractor leapt), Pankaj Roy, Abbas All Baig, Polly
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    RACE WEIGHTS
    319 14 WEIGHTS for TT eight races at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Cl. 2, Div. I— 6f. ResqnMeur 9.00 Come I p 8.11 Gameborough 111 8.11 Matanza 8.10 Roman Galley II 8.08 Dr. Doddington 8.08 Bacqlava 8.07 Tumbalina 8.06 Mighty Missel 8.06 Amazonas 8.06 Here He Comes II B.OS Titilino
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    Lock icon Pro offer: Pietrangeli is still undecided
    169 14 Thurs.—ltalian Davis Cup star Nicola Pletrangeli may continue to play as an amateur with his grandfather's financial backing. The Melbourne morning newspaper, "The Age", today said professional lawn tennis promoter Jack Kramer's offer of M 5150.000 for three years to Pietrangeli had now been
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    215 14 WOLVES, RANGERS IN LAST FOUR LONDON. Thurs. Wolverhampton Wanderers and Glasgow Rangers, winners of the English and Scottish football Cups, last night qualified to meet in one of the semi-finals of the European cup winners trophy tournament. In Wolverhnmpton, Wanderen beat F.K- Austria 5-0 in tae second leg of their
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    Miteff steps in
    44 14 LONDON, Thurs. Alex Mlteff, 25-year-old Argentine heavyweight. Is to fight Henry Cooper, the British and British Empire champion, at Wembley on Dec. Miteff replaces Joe Erskine (Wales), who withdrew from nig proposed title fight against Cooper because of a damaged hand.
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    MIKE IS BACK AS A FORWARD
    545 15  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By K. LUMPUR, Thurs. S'gor HA strengthen attack for quad in bid to regain lost prestige MIKE SHEPHERDSON, the Federation Asian and Olympics Games hockey player, will signal his return to representative hockey when he tuvis out for Selangor in the quadrangular
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    206 15 LONDON, Thurs. A complete revision of the wages system and contract* of English League i footballers Is proposed in a report drawn up by Mr. Alan Hardaker. secretary of the League. The report. announced today, deals with many aspects of the present football disputes in
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    Schools' rugby carnival starts next week
    342 15 Schools' rugby carnival starts next week KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A schools Rugby carnival will be held in Kuala Lumpur from Dec. 6 to Dec. 12. The week's programme will start with the Federation schools inter-state Rugby competition and reach a grand climax with the first International schoolboys' rugby match between
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      47 15 SPOKE JUNIOR tip a-final replay: Chinese Athletic 'A' 7 (Seng Thum 3. Hee Wan 2, Choon Chee 2) Darul Afiah 'A' (Shariff) HILDA CUP: Methodist English School 5 (Abdul Malek 3. Fauzll. Hisham) Sekolah Kebengsaan 0. MACGILLIVRAY CUP (Segamat): Payalang Dst 6 Buklt Slput Kst. 0.
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      53 15 TAIPING LEAGUE: Prisons 1 (Talbi 7th Bn RMR 1 (Ahmad). IPOB LEAGUE DIV. 2: Samuels Club v Town Council abandoned (rain). FRIENDLIES: S'gor Sikh Union 2 (Gurucharan, Manmohan) Federation Police 2 (MokhUar Singh, Prakaah) at XL; Police 3 (Mahlnda 2, Chong Kow Chal) Segamat Youth Club 2 (Wong Kirn
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      135 15 MAHINDASA CUP TOURNEY 'Malacca): Winners Beng Cheong Society, runners-up Police SC. Seng Cheong bt Day Training Centre 5-0. <Beng Yee Ling bt J. Chua 17-15, 15-8; Goh Yew Chuan bt R. Oan 15-3. 15-7: Ho Peng Kuen bt Pang Kong Nam 15-13. 15-7; Goh Yew Chuan and Cliong Koon
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      TENNIS
      62 15 PENANG CRT OPEN CSHIPS: Men's singles i-finals Lee Kee Hoay t Tan Ah Fee 6-4. 4-6. 5-4 'unhnlsh, falling light); veteran* dnffk* .-final: Lim Keng Hock bt Chin The»n Lok 4-6. 6-4. 6-0; <■«(' PLATE: Heah Eng Ouan v J. Rajendran 6-3. 4-« (unfinished): Goh Eng Toon bt 00l
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      22 15 S GOR INTER -SCHOOL FINALS: (Un^er 14 VI 6 (two tries) Maxwell 0; Under-15 Kajang HS 3 (penalty) VI 3 (try).
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    Selangor XV are ready for tough clash with Forces
    540 15 Selangor XV are ready for tough clash with Forces KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. INJURY-HIT Selangor take on their hardest hurdle in the HMS Malaya Rugby Football Cup Competition when they meet Commonwealth Forces (North) in the northern section of the tournament at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday (kick-off 5.15 p.m.) A
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    Athletic go to final with 7-1 win
    197 15 Athletic go to final with 7-1 win CINOAPORE. Thurs.—Chln- ese Athletic "A" entered the final of the S.A.F.A. Junior Cup when tl.-y trounced Darul Aflah "A" 7-1 in their replay at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. They will meet R.A.F. Seletar "A" In the final. Athletic, who were held by Darul
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    McAndrew, Cooper among nine Maoris in Forces XV
    143 15 fOMMONWEATH lorces (North) will Held nine Maoris against Selangor. The Maoris are from the Second Battalion, New Zealand Regiment based In Talplng. Among them are two former Maori All-Blacks, Paul McAndrew and Nat Cooper. Me Andrew and Cooper and two other players
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    Penang line-out v Kedah
    122 15 At Sungel Patanl on Saturday, penang meet Kedah to decide the wooden spoonlsta in the north rone. Penang started the season well when they went down narrowly to selangor. but they were trounced by Perak and Commonwealth Forces 'north) In their next two matches. Kedah. too.
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    SAFA SELECTORS WILL HAVE CHOICE OF 300 FOR ASIAN CUP
    223 15 SAFA SELECTORS WILL HAVE CHOICE OF 300 FOR ASIAN CUP By LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE, Than.— Thirty-five players will be selected from the Singapore youth knockout soccer competition (or the McGregor Watt trophy which begins on Saturday. for trials in preparation for the under-21 Asian Junior Cup tournament In Bangkok
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    A Greek goes to W. Indians' aid
    291 15 By JACK FINGLETON Canberra, Thursday AUSTRALIAN Test cricket captain Richie Ben- aud's slow legbreaks tied up the West Indians in knots at Sydney this week and the tourists, when they arrived Brisbane yesterday and went to practice, found that legbreaks were all Greek
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    94 15 SOCCER ENGLISH F.A. CUP (2nd rd) Tranmere Rovers 1 York City I; Accrington Stanley 3 Man&Xleld o (replay). TO IB MATCHES: LOa of Oost« Rica, 2 Combined Chinese XI 1 at Hong Kong; Locomotlce of Russia 6 All-Hiroshima 0. at Hiroshima. SQUASH RACKET BRITISH OPEN CBHIPS Q FINALS (London):
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      74 15 HOCKEY QI'ADRANGCLAE AT XL: S'gor v Penang (4 p.m.); Pmk v Negri Sembllan (5.15 p.m.. prince* Rd). SPORE LEAGCE DIV. 1: SRC v University (SRC padang). IPOH LEAGUE DIV. X: KUat Club v 2 Workshop AFMC (uppn padang); Telecom* v 3 rmr (lower padang). TAIPING LEAGUE: Kilat Club v Garrison
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    Nanyang parleys are shelved
    584 16 SINGAPORE. Ttrurs 'BLAME FOR NOT SOLVING PROBLEM SHOULD NOT FALL ON THE GOVERNMENT' NEGOTIATIONS between the Singapore Government and Nanyang University leaders on the reorganisation of the university have been shelved tor the time being. A Joint communique in Chinese today revealed that the Government and
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    Light music concert
    53 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Guard Regiment, in conjunction with the Society of Musical Friends presented a concert of light music at the Cultural Centre tonight. The programme included light orchestral and choral works with instrumental and vocal solos by Jill Maggs. Jean Montgomery. Hammer Webb-Peploe, John Streatfleld
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    Lock icon Cholera cases
    26 16 BANGKOK. Thurs.— A cholera outbreak of epidemic proportions has developed in the northeastern Thai province of Übolthani. and 100 cases have been reported. Reuter.
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    Lock icon REASON FOR W. IRIAN MEDIATION FAILURE ...by JAKARTA PAPER
    343 16 JAKARTA, Thurs fTHE Indonesian newspaper Merdeka today criticised the Malayan Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, for h i s failure to play his role as mediator between Indonesia and the Netherlands over the West Irian dispute. The Tengku said recently on
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    Lock icon K. receives Mr. Liu
    47 16 MOSCOW, Thurs. Mr. Khrushchev today received Mr. Liv Shiao-chi, head of tbe Chinese delegation now in MO6COW. During the meeting, held in the headquarters of the central committee, a talk was held "in c warm, comradely atmosphere," Tass news 1 agency said. Reuter.
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    Heavy timber spills on road from crashed lorry
    55 16 THIS timber-laden trailer lorry skidded and crashed into a monsoon drain at the H; mile Lornie Road during a heavy downpour at 12.30 p.m. yesterday. It was heading for Thomson Road. The Chinese driver escaped unhurt. The lorry and its spilled logs
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    398 16 LONDON, Thurs. Today's performance on the London stock exchange was similar to that of yesterday. After an uncertain opening industrials Improved in response to a selective demand and there were several gains on balance. Outside industrials interest was at a very low level and the
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    OWNERS WILL GET BACK $56m. IN CESS
    248 16 OWNERS WILL GET BACK $56m. IN CESS I{UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The $56 million now accumulated in the rubber antiinflationary cess is to be returned to estate owners and smallholders soon. The money was collected by the Government when the price of rubber went above v $1 a lb. from Aug.
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    Public views called for
    85 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Select Committee studying the Queen Street and Silat Road Sikh Gurdwaras Bill to amalgamate the two temples and place ihem under an incorporated Board of Trus-x tees, has called for repre- r sentations from the publicRepresentations should b« in writing and addressed to:
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