The Straits Times, 9 December 1960

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    22 1 Wl H \<,t DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times No*** 1 1 Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    LAOS COUP FAILS
    305 1 PATHET LAO MUTINY SUBDUED Pro-Souvanna colonel acts swiftly VIENTIANE, Thurs Phoumi drive on capital goes on GROUP of Laotion army officers loyal to neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma today subdued rebellious leftist elements in Vientiane's garrison in a swift but bloody armed action. The cla i h between
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    Tun Tan suffers heart attack
    173 1 PLACED IN AN OXYGEN TENT, NOW COMFORTABLE MALACCA. Thurs. Tun Tan Chen* -Lock (above). 77. former president and founder of the .MCA. who was admitted to hospital here last night after a heart attack in his Heeren Street home, was reported today to be comfortable.
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    Lock icon Red Cross may visit Lumumba if..
    412 1 Red Cross may visit Lumumba if.. LKOPOLDVILLE, Thursday. jyjH. JUSTINE BOMBOKO, President of the Council Graduates and Foreign Minister, said yesterday that the Red Cross could visit deposed Premier Patrice Lumumba as soon as it had visited Senator Alphonse Songolo in Stanleyville, but not before. "We have inspected his health
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    Lock icon Snap checks: after bomb rumours
    87 1 Snap checks: after bomb rumours A LGIERS, Thurs. Police -tV stopped European motorists and searched their cars on roads around Algiers today following rumours that bombs were to be exploded in the rural areas to coincide with Gen. De Gaulle's tour, starting tomorrow. According to the rumours, plastic explosive charges
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    Lock icon French seize a German ship
    41 1 HAMBURG, Thurs. French naval forces today intercepted a West Oerman freighter, the Weissensee, off the North African coast and escorted her to Oran. A West Oerman Foreign Office spokesman said yesterday the Government would protest.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Floods in China
    34 1 PEKING Thurs. Five Chinese provinces are rushing aid to the "calamity stricken areas" of Shantung, where more than 90 per cent of the farmland has been inundated by heavy rain. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Compulsory training
    52 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Indonesian Army has conscripted employees of state trading firms in Jakarta for a three-week term of compulsory military training. The conscripts are in five companies four male, one female. An Army spokesman said the conscripts woulo. get basic training aimed at preserving security in Government
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    Food for Asia
    36 1 TOKYO. Thurs. Some 1,500.000 pounds of food, clothing and other relief goods were en route to the Far East today aboard four UJS. Navy ships, for distribution to needy persons In Asia.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon 50-ft Xmas tree
    27 1 LONDON, Thurs. Trafalgar Square's 50-foot Norwegian Christmas tree a gift from the people of Oslo to the people of London— landed safely here yesterday.—Reuter.
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    BRITISH – BANK RATE IS CUT
    135 1 BRITISH BANK RATE IS CUT I ONDON, Thurs. v The British bank rate was reduced today from 5i per cent to five per cent. The rate— key to Interest on all borrowing had been at 5' 2 per cent since Oct. 27. It was reduced then from six per cent.
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    Lock icon RED CHINA HEAD FLIES HOME
    145 1 I MOSCOW, Thur*. I MR. LIU SHAO-CHI, Chinese Communist Head of State, left here on his way home across Siberia today after making further statements emphasising that Soviet-Chinese friendship was unbreakable. Mr. Liv, who attended the long Communist Party "summit" meeting here, said in a
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    BEST DEAL POSSIBLE IS THE AIM SA YS LEE
    2553 1 BEST DEAL POSSIBLE IS THE AIM SA YS LEE Spore Govt. under attack in debate on Budget policy SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, told the Legislative Assembly during its debate on the Budget today that the Government had to devise a plan whereby it could convince
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    More navy building
    81 1 LONDON, Thurs. Mr. Lan Orr-Ewing, civil Lord of the Admiralty, told the House Of Commons that work would start soon on a shipping' maintenance base at Hong Kong and new barrack blocks in Singapore. An Admiralty spokesman said the maintenance base in Hong Kong would handle a
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    Robbery bid drama in K.L.
    217 1 Robbery bid drama in K.L. KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Three thugs this morning waylaid an estate owner coming out of a bank here with $14,000 in a paper bag, hit him on the head with a bottle and tried to grab the money. Mr. Llm Yoke Bei, 48. proprietor of the
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    LATEST
    32 1 BANK TAKE-OVE* lI.WA.NA I bur*-! li J i»k of laiMili u.«liuiij]i»td by Lubiu (i 1 1 n in*. nt tudsiy v j.. rtLiutnt ?Jid »<» b r apjed in pruiupl' bulk— Krutir
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    Lock icon 10m. in Formosa
    21 1 TAIPEH. Thurs. Formosa's population now stands at 10.434,341. according to the latest official census published here today.— Reuter.
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    Onslaught from opposition on PAP Government
    5203 2 Onslaught from opposition on PAP Government PffBTO^ KOH: It was a Budget to tax the |T??fflS» poor and some of the rich FJ^^Jb HAMID: I do not dare predict Govf s j^^l^B industrial plan will fail but... I^^^^W THIO: During the past year people R^yj^B as a wn °l e
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    DAG ANSWERS RUSSIANS: U.N FORCE IN CONGO HAS SHOWN ONLY STRICT IMPARTIALITY
    1293 3 DAG ANSWERS RUSSIANS: U.N FORCE IN CONGO HAS SHOWN ONLY STRICT IMPARTIALITY NEW YORK, Thurs. MR. Dag Hammarskjoeid said yesterday the United Nations had maintained strict neutrality throughout its operations in the Congo. The U.N. SecretaryGeneral said there had been no shifts of policy or changes of approach from this
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    Lock icon 'Allow the Red Cross to see prisoners9 appeal by West
    301 3 'Allow the Red Cross to see prisoners 9 appeal by West NEW YORK. Thurs.— Britain, the United States. Italy and Argentina yesterday tabled a "humanitarian" resolution in the Securit) Council expressing the hope that International Red Cross representatives would be allowed to examine detained persons "throughout the Congo." It would
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    PLANS FOR CAR PARKS, KAWKERS — PITCH AT HOUSING DISPLAY
    155 4 PLANS FOR CAR PARKS, KAWKERS PITCH AT HOUSING DISPLAY SINGAPORE, Thurs. SPECIAL traffic arrangements have been made to meet any road congestion that is likely to arise during the week long Housing and Development Board Exhibition opening at Selegie Road this Saturday. A large piece of land recently cleared of
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    Trishaman took sailor to robbers
    81 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A New Zealand seaman who asked a trishaw rider to take him to the Singapore Bar from Bugis Street at 3 a.m. this morning was taken to a backlane off St. Gregory's Place Instead and robbed. Seaman D.T. Dlckson, from the vessel Wairimu,
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    No water areas
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Water will be cut off tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. In Sllat Road behind Blocks H. J, K. L. M and N. and along Jurong Road between 15i milestone to 18 1 milestone.
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    New centre
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mr. Ong Pang Boon, the Minister for Home Affairs will open the Telok Ayer Community Centre on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    3 convicted on extort bid are freed on appeal
    483 4 3 convicted on extort bid are freed on appeal SINGAPORE, Thurs THREE men, Ong Boon Siang, Gian Ah Laa and Lim Lai Huat, who appealed against a District Court conviction and sentence of one year's jail and six strokes of the rotan each on a charge of attempted extortion, were
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    THESE 'DELIVERY MEN' ARE DANGEROUS SAY POLICE
    143 4 THESE 'DELIVERY MEN' ARE DANGEROUS SAY POLICE SINGAPORE, Thurs. *3 Police today warned the public against bogus grocery delivery men who use this disguise to gain entry into households and commit thefts. The Police Secretary, Mr. Llm Seng Huat, said that with the Christmas shopping season approaching many households would
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    WARTIME HERO COMING TO STORE
    91 4 WARTIME HERO COMING TO STORE SINGAPORE, Thurs. Rear Admiral Arthur Richard Hezlet (below), Flag Officer, Submarines, will arrive in Singapore tomorrow from Australia for a four-day visit. He will be the guest of the Commander in Chief, Admiral Sir David Luce. Admiral Hezlet gained the D.S.O. and bar and the
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    DECREE NISI FOR DESERTED WIFE
    149 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. JULIA binte Mohamed, who sued her husband, J Michael Phua Kee Juay, for a divorce on grounds of desertion, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the High Court here today. Phla is now serving a jail sentence.
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    Lions' leader in Singapore
    71 4 Lions' leader in Singapore MR. ROY R. KEATON, director general of Lions International, who is in Singapore on a Far East tour to encourage the opening of more Lions clubs, told members of the local Club today that the movement now has over 15,000 clubs in 110 countries. He praised
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    Official visit
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Senator John Gorton. Australian Minister for the Navy and Mlnister-in-charge of Colombo Plan, flew in tonight by Qantas from Sydney on his way for a eight day official visit to Sarawak.
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    New envoy from Philippines
    44 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Filipino lawyer. Mr. Prudendo Del Castillo arrived here today to be Vice-Consul for the Philippines ConsulateGeneral In Singapore a new post. Mr. Castillo. 43 will act for the Consul-General when Mr. A. Holigores goes on leave next week.
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    Swift fine for a tout
    56 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Narayanasamy Ramlah was today fined $100 by the ninth magistrate, Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, for touting. At the Supreme Court this morning, a police sergeant saw Narayanasamy approaching a man. Shortly after, he filled up a statutory declaration form for the man, and
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    Student orators
    13 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Chinese YMCA today held an Inter-school oratorical contest.
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    JUNGLE STORIES BY THE JUMBO COLONEL
    36 4 JUNGLE STORIES BY THE JUMBO COLONEL gEGINNING tomorrow five stories of the jungle by a master story teller. If you are looking for top-class Saturday reading, be sura of your copy of the Free Press. tmiiiiiiiMMiiiiimiiiimmmiiimi
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    282 4 nrttJE folllowlng is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London, Dusseldorf. Beirut. Bahrein. Bombay. Colombo. Kuala Lumpur (BA 712) 5.10 p.m.; from London, Zurich. Istanbul. Teheran, Delhi. Rangoon (BA 792) 5.45 pjn.; from London. Frankfurt, Rome. Cairo.
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    61,402 students in Methodist Schools
    334 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs—Enrolment In all Methodist schools in Singapore and the Federation this year was 61,402. The Rev. R. A. Kesselring told this to the Methodist Church annual conference meeeting at the Anglo-Chi-nese School here today. He said that in 1890, the enrolment in the Singapore
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      81 4 MALAYA ANNUAL CONFE- V.W.C.A. (Raffles Qiuy): BENCE SESSIONS: At Anglo- Malay beginners. 10.30 ajn.; Chinese School, Barker Road. Japanese flower arrangement Bible class at Parsonage at beginners at 10 am and 6.15 8 p.m p.m.; 2nd course at 11 ajn.; ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS: English conversation, 4 p.m. Meeting at YMCA. Orchard
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    THE VICE HOTELS...
    346 5 Police opposition to renewal of licence for the Southern and 10 other places SINGAPORE, Thursday HTHE Great Southern Hotel in Eu Tong Sen Street was described today as an "oldestablished landmark in Chinatown which is famed for prostitution". Mr. E. H. Sheares, acting Deputy Superintendent of Police,
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    ELECTRAS WITHDRAWN FROM CPA SERVICE
    112 5 ELECTRAS WITHDRAWN FROM CPA SERVICE KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. Cathay Pacific Airways has withdrawn its two Jetprop Lockheed Electras from the Kuala Lum-pur-Hong Kong service. An airline spokesman said here today that the Electras will be flown to the Lockheed plant at Bufbank. California. for modifications. This follows an order by
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    Motor-cyclist fined $80
    56 5 PENANG. Thurs. A motor-cyclist who rode off after knocking down a pedestrian was today fined $80 and banned from driving for one month. Daud bin Mat Isa, 22. pleaded guilty to two counts of inconsiderate riding, thereby knocking down a labourer, and falling to report to police
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    Jaycee party for children
    44 5 PENANG. Thurs. About 1,500 underprivileged child, ren have been Invited to the Penang Junior Chamber's "Jaycee week" party at tht» Great World Park on Saturday The Chief Minister Dato Wong Pow Nee. will open the Jaycee week at 9 a.m
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    Appeal to trace his father after nine years
    173 5 Appeal to trace his father after nine years KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A youth has appealed to Straits Times readers to help him trace his father whom he has not seen for nine years. Richard Foo Kam, of Jenderak Estate In Jerantut. Pahang, has been looking for his missing father for
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    Man on riot charge
    57 5 IPOH. Thurs.— Wong Fook. 31. pleaded not guilty her* today to a charge of rioting In Pike Street, Menglembu. yesterday. He was alleged to have been Involved in an assault by throwing empty bottles and a chopper at loh Tat Kam. The case was postponed to
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    Girl commended for aiding the police
    164 5 SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. E. G. Blades, today commended a young girl for the daring part she played in the arrest and conviction of a snatch-and-grab thief Tan Peng Wan, 20. of Silat Road, was shopping at the Seng Poh
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    MP queries naval base conditions
    80 5 I ONDON. Thurs. v.lss Joan Vickers (Conservative) asked Mr. Lan OrrEwlng, Civil Lord of the Admiralty, in the House of Commons yesterday what arrangements were being made to improve the living conditions of H.M.S. Terror at the naval base In Singapore. Mr. Orr-Ewlng replied; "A
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    CONGO MAILBAG ARRIVES WITH 2,000 LETTERS
    159 5 ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Two thousand letters from Malayan troops in the Congo arrived here this morning by air the biggest single batch of mail received from the force so far. An official of the General Post Office said that the letters arrived under a
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    SEB divers end 40-hour job of prop shearing
    304 5 SINGAPORE, Thursday. npWO dockyard engineers in diving gear to- day completed their dangerous job of shearing off part of a propeller blade with oxy-acetylene torches after a 40-hour underwater operation at the Singapore Harbour Board wharves. The two SHB engineers, Mr. T.
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    BEAT CRIME AND ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY
    77 5 BEAT CRIME AND ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY PENANG, Thurs.— Police today suggested a four-point plan to enable holidaymakers to enjoy their vacation "with peace of mind." In an appeal to the public to help them prevent crime, the police recommended four simple precautions: TELL police when you leave your house unoccupied;
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    Hull for talks at War Office
    41 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Oen. Sir Richard Hull, Com-mander-ln-Chlef. Far East Land Forces, will fly to London on Dec. 15 to attend a conference at the War Office. He Is expected to return on Dec. 23
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    Off to Sydney
    24 5 KAJANG. Thurs. A former kindergarten teacher. Miss Loo Galk Choo. 22, has left here for Sydney on a fouryear nursing course.
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    'SECRET' WILL AROUSE CURIOSITY
    323 5 CHAN CHIN BOCK at the films T*HE word "secret" In •■•a film title, I believe, never fails to arouse a little curiosity in the minds of cinemagoers. Be it secret love, the secrets of a spy or even secrets of the sea. they are always, to
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    Corporals' party for orphans
    102 5 Corporals' party for orphans 17UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. 1V Corporals of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, stationed at Talplng. will play host to 20 orphans wno have been Invited to a Christmas party in the Corporals' Club tomorrow night. The corporals are all-out to see that the orphans, from Taiplng
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    Premier there
    24 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will open the Van Kit community centre on Dec. 17 at 7.30 p.m.
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    YONG: BUILDING LAPSE? IT WAS DUE TO ONG'S STRANGLEHOLD WHILE IN MINISTRY...
    759 9 flight of local capital to the Federation. Borneo. Hong Kong and elsewhere "The Government cannot deny that It has made many mistakes In the past. I don't relish running it down. "What the Government has done is bad
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    FORMER MGS PRINCIPAL DUE HERE
    95 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Miss Mabel Marsh, 75. principal of the Methodist Girls' School. Kuala Lumpur, for 40 years before her retirement 10 years ago, is due to arrive in Singapore by air from Britain on Saturday. Well-wishers and old girls of the school donated the
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    Airport manager transferred
    35 9 IPOH. Thursday. Inche Abdul Latlf bin Tan Deman. manager of Ipoh airport, will leave tomorrow on transfer to Kuala Lumpur aerodrome. He nas been suceeded by Mr. Patrick Rajamanickam. from Kuala Lumpur.
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    Bangkok plans a Petaling Jaya
    188 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Petallng Jaya. Malaya's first satellite town, has Impressed the Thai Government so much that It has earmarked a Dlece of land eight miles outside Bangkok for development on similar lines. This was stated today by the Secretary of Local Government and Housing
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    A MALAYAN STUDENT IN AUSTRALIA BOUND OVER
    115 9 A MALAYAN STUDENT IN AUSTRALIA BOUND OVER MELBOURNE Thurs. A Malayan student and two from Hong Kong who broke into the home of a detective on Nov. 21 admitted housebreaking and stealing in a Sessions Court here today. The students, who came to Victoria from New South Wales to pick
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    73 9 SYDNEY. Thurs.— A young Borneo man who came to Sydney last Jun e to seek medical aid for his critically ill sister will leave here on Dec. 11 on the ssa c plane returning his sister's body to their birthplace. He is John Lin, 24. a
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    To train in Pakistan
    62 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Two Federation Army officers who have been selected to attend military courses in Pakistan will leave here by air on Friday. They are Capt. Mohamed Ghazali bin Haji Che Mat. of the 2nd. Bn. Royal Malay Regiment, and Capt. Kong How Weng, of
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    'Keep pace with the world'
    60 9 KUANTAN, Thurs. The Pahang deputy State Information Officer, Inche S. Ismail Shah, told 120 kampong farmers and youths from Kuantan district here yesterday that they must "keep pac e with this fast-changing world." He said this when he opened the biggest one-day civics course held
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    DEATH
    52 10 in Wordt Sit (Minimum) madam LIM ENO LIIW 75 years passed away peacefully at 4 am. on 12 W leaving behind her aon Sin Seng Watt, daughter-in-law Molly and daughtaf Helen and three (rand children to mourn their loss. Funeral at the Christian Cemetary Rota Bahru at 5 30
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    44 10 i* H'orat. Sl* (Minimum) REV. AND MRS. SAMUEL S. JISUTHASAN thank all those who attended thatr wedding, sent message* and pre- 11. to MR. AND MRS. DAVID RATNAM '"-ndance, assistance, gifts, and good :»hes on the occasion of their marDaaa on 3.1! M.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    368 10 it Word* Sit (Minimum) FRESH HOMES for everybody who tines Alrwlck— the miracle air freshener. LYONS MOTORS LIMITED of Oi chard Road Singapore, wlsb yon a Merry Christina* wltb a Happy New MM, SHORT FORMAL DRESSES and Children s Party Presses Just unpacked M Towa ft Country, Nge* Ann
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  • The Straits Times Friday, December 9, 1960.
    • Article
      The Key States
      685 10 Political rivalry between the Alliance and the PMIP is a fact of Malayan life of which it would be senseless to complain, but the form it has taken in the PMIP-ruled states of Kelantan and Trengganu might and should have been avoided. Instead of vying with the
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      Rice Records
      394 10 Malaya's record rice harvest I has been duly admired since the figures were first published in July, and now comes the annual rice supplement of the j Department of Statistics with details and background The most striking fact, of course, is the yield. The acreage was also a
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      Widows Fund
      193 10 The Widows and Orphans' Fund has served a useful purpose in the half-century and more of its operation. It nevertheless remains a longstanding source of dissatisfaction among the civil servants who are forced to contribute four per cent of their salary. It has been claimed that in most
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    PMIP
    1012 10 Still on a tightrope with a majority of one new crisis confronts party THE Trengganu PanMalayan Islamic Party Government has not seen the last of its troubles although its majority in the state assembly has been increased by one. The next flare up may come if the PMIP Government
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    Now it is aerial apartheid in South Africa...
    657 10 Now it is aerial apartheid in South Africa fAPETOWN, Thurs. —In order to expand its propaganda service to Africans and to make it more difficult for them to listen to short-wave broadcasts from the independent African States, the South African Government plans to introduce a frequency modulation radio system. Frequency
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      An SOS for blood? They were in no hurry
      110 10 An SOS for blood? They were in no hurry I SAW the appeal of tht Ipoh blood bank In last Saturday's paper. Naturally enough I was a little concerned, so on Sunday afternoon I went to our camp to gather together some of the soldiers who I know to be
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      A tourist in Singapore
      165 10 \IY wife and I are on our third visit to Singapore. We have been here for nearly three weeks, and having read many articles in your paper by travel agents perhaps a few words from a tourist would be of interest. Singapore Is crammed with Items
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      Unwelcome
      74 10 NO teacher welcomes being posted to Pahang. They are sent to the rural ar*as where quarters are not available. In some places there is not even a single house to let. We are strangers In th« midst of this vast statt without friends and relatives. How does the Government
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      86 10 Good-bye, My Son One of the most subtle enemies of man today is mental illness: hard to detect, hard to combat and hell to live with. The November Reader's Digest (now on sale) carries one of the most poignant documents ever written on this subject the 27 -page condensation of
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      34 10 There's a place for you under the sun where you can rtlai and havt fun around *iKi th« corner to Malaya or shall F I Mh3 we jay tt* Caribbean? BOUSTEAD'S put you trsvtl.witt)
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    A gigantic food problem in Malaya
    476 11 AZIZ TELLS OF NEED TO MAKE REAL DETERMINED EFFORT KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE Minister of Agriculture and I o-o peratives warned today that unless a "real determined effort" was made to boost food production, Malaya would face the "gigantic problem" of finding food for
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    PRIME MINISTER GOES TO GREET SICK SISTER AT AIRPORT
    109 11 PRIME MINISTER GOES TO GREET SICK SISTER AT AIRPORT KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Prime Minister. T«ngkn Abdul Rahman and Puan Sharif ab Rodziah were at the airport here this evening to meet a Thai International plane which brought his sick sister. Tengkn Habsah, from Bangkok. Tengku Habsah, wife of the
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    THE XMAS SPECIAL AIR GIANT
    68 11 THE XMAS SPECIAL AIR GIANT SINGAPORE. Thurs Air India's "Christmas Special" Boeing 707 will arrive here from London on Dec. 22, carrying a large quantity of Christmas mall besides its usual complement of passengers. The aircraft will leave again for London and New York after a two-and-a-halt-hour stopover. While In
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    $3,000 gift for playing field
    51 11 JOHORE BAHRU Thurs.— Datin Fatimah binte Hajl Abdul Majld, a Johore State Councillor, on Tuesday handed over $3,000 from the Social Welfare Lotteries Board to the Bentong local council for a playing field. Another $3,000 will be presented by the board next month for the
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    Monday date for Rotary
    45 11 TAMPIN, Thurs. The newly established Tampln Rotary Club Is to meet every Monday at the International Club here at 5 p.m. Protem officials are: President: Dr. Sulalman bin Mohamed Attas; vice-presi-dent: Tengku Syed Idrus Tengku Besar, Tampin; secretary: Mr. Anthony Llm
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    10-day tour of Bangkok
    58 11 IPOH. Thurs. A party of 43 teachers and students Including 13 women, of the Anglo-Chinese School. Ipoh. leave here by train tomorrow for a 10-day tour of Bangkok. The party Is led by Mr. Quah Guan Telk. a senior teacher of the school, who made a
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    THREE BATTERY FIRMS GET IMPORT DUTY EXEMPTIONS
    74 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.Three companies have been granted exemption from Import duties on certain materials for two years. They are Century Batteries vMalaya) Ltd.. Associated Battery Manufacturers (Malaya) Ltd.. and Malayan Electrical Ltd. Exemptions for the battery companies will include the initial consignment of
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    Colombo Plan man here to work on a faculty of —business management
    286 11 Colombo Plan man here to work on a faculty of business management- KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A Colombo Plan expert from Canada has arrived here to work out a plan for the establishment of a faculty of commerce and business administration in the University of Malaya. H e Is Prof. Leslie
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    TAUT CABLE KILLS CYCLIST: $250 FINE
    155 11 TEMERLOH, Thursday. AN ESTATE winch driver yesterday pleaded guilty to causing the death of a motor-cyclist by leaving a cable stretched across a road. Lam Kirn Kai. 29, of Karak Estate. Bentong. was accused of causing the death of Abdul Manaf bin Azim Khan,
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    A 'deserter' divorced
    83 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Theresa Yoke Chan Teo, who petitioned for a dissolution of her marriage with her husband, Dominic Chin Hln Teo, a tailor, on grounds of desertion, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah In the High Court here today. The decree Is
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    He will be new deputy envoy
    58 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. An assistant secretary in the British Commonwealth Relations Office. Mr. Martin Moynlhan, 44, has been appointed deputy High Commissioner In the Federation In succession to Mr. G. E. Cromble. Mr. Moynlhan will arrive In Kuala Lumpur to take up his new
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    More items on 'pioneer' list
    38 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Pianos, electric Irons, kettles and toasters have been given pioneer status. Other products declared ••pioneer" in a Government announcement today included cotton and wool blankets, vacuum flasks and napthalene balls.
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    Troupe calls in
    31 11 MALACCA, Thurs. The Governor of Malacca, Dato Hajl Abdul Malek bin 7usof, exchanged gifts with members of the Indonesian Cultural Troupe when they called on him this morning
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    New tin, rubber duties—the figures
    376 11 New tin, rubber duties— the figures KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MALAYA'S rubber and tin producers now know exactly how much more they will have to pay In increased export duties when the prices of these two commodities exceed certain levels. The maximum increase In tin duty under the new rates Just
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    $20,000 SUIT FOR LIBEL FOLLOWS A WEDDING
    394 11 $20, 000 SUIT FOR LIBEL FOLLOWS A WEDDING KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday A SECRET marriage between a girl and a twice-married father of four has now been followed by a $20,000 suit for defamation of character in the High Court here. The girl's brother, R. Munusamy, 32. an Immigration Officer here,
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      127 11 men like I Manikins I for Christmas t B£fig|^^>-^~^v Men ahcaya like Manikin cigars! Any time, f r any excuse. But because they make such z£ wonderful presents more men will enjoy them a* Christmas than any other time. 25 minutes of that superb mild Havana J flavour in every
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      112 11 Wi&k Ut fait* r|^ MX SOWAR BY WEST END WATCH C 2 RCASONABLC MICES y-^fl FAN EAST SOLE AGENTS LAPHENGCO., LTD. SINGAPORE: BANK OP CHINA BUILDING MONO KONG MARINA HOUSE Now I'm so popular thanks tG\^^ AMPLEX T*Meu ttop towft smelling and prevent body odour, m gW^ m mm keep
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    GOVT. JOBS: 'QUALIFICATIONS PLUS SYMPATHY with ALLIANCE POLICY'
    1732 12 Parliament CONTINUING THE ITEM-BY-ITEM DEBATE ON THE FEDERAL BUDGET KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday ANY SUGGESTION OF GOVT. WANTING TO CREATE GESTAPO IS WRONG— TENGKU THE Assistant Minister of Broadcasting and Information. Syed Ja'afar Albar, stressed today that government officers were selected on the
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    KEDAH WILL SPEND $20mil. ON SERVICES
    168 12 ALOR STAR, Thursday. I£EDAH will spend an estimated $19,233,726 on its State services next year. This provision is provided for in the State Supply Bill for 1961. The Bill is to be debated at the State Assembly's Budget meeting on Saturday. The state financial
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    PERIOD FOR REGISTERING EXTENDED
    78 12 PERIOD FOR REGISTERING EXTENDED PENANG. Thurs.— The Penang education office has £et a further registration period for children born In 1955 and 1956 seeking admission to primary classes in 1961 and 1962. They can be registered from Dec. 27 to Dec. 30. Parents who failed to register their children during
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    Thieves raid a Spore shop
    46 12 Thieves raid a Spore shop SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Robbers broke into a provision store In Geylang yesterday morning, and took $10 and $140 in provisions and cigarettes. The owner Mr. Lee Kway Chiat, 46, who awoke snd surprised six people ransacking his shop, was tied up and gagged.
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    Free film show
    27 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tnurs.— A free film show will be given by the United States Information Service at the Lake Gardens here on Sunday evening.
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    The Tengku's mission...
    390 13 DR. SUBANDRIO TALKS ABOUT WEST IRIAN: RAHMAN ACTED ON INITIATIVE WHAT CAN WE SAY NOW? JAKARTA, Thursday. AN Indonesian Foreign Office spokesman said today his government did not believe the Malayan Premier, Tengku Abdul Rahman, had misused his rights as a mediator in his efforts to settle
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    Lock icon Credit plan
    46 13 NEW YORK, Thurs.— A Pakistan -Indonesian draft resolution calling for a study of the feasibility ot establishing international credit Insurance organisations to help promote the flow of investment capital to the underdeveloped countries won overwhelming support in the United Nations Economic Committee yesterday. Reuter.
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    Algiers raid
    37 13 ALGIERS, Thurs.— Police raided several houses here at dawn and held six people for questioning In connection with the escape of Pierre Lagaillarde and four other defendants in the Paris "trial of the barricades." U.P.L
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    Lock icon In Japan, beef is whale
    51 13 TOKYO, Thurs. Ninety per cent of Japanese canned beef contained whale or horse meat, according to a chemical analysis made by a group of scientists here. The scientists said some canned "beef" on sale In the market actually was horse meat and whale meat UPI.
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    Lock icon NOW SOUTH AFRICA'S 'COLOURED' PEOPLE ARE SEGREGATED
    164 13 NOW SOUTH AFRICA'S 'COLOURED' PEOPLE ARE SEGREGATED CAPETOWN, Thursday r|R. VERWOERD, the South African Prime Minis- ter, pushed his apartheid policy one stage farther yesterday by announcing that the country's one-and-a-half million coloureds people of mixed race will from now on evolve on lines strictly separate from other races. Until
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    Lock icon Painting is sold for $1.5 mil.
    85 13 I ONDON. Thurs.— A portrait of a cavalier by the Dutch master Frans Hals fetched £182,000 ($1,547.--000) here yesterday the third highest price ever paid for a painting at an auction. It was also the highest price for a work by Hals (1580--1666), exceeding
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    Lock icon Another U.S. satellite is vp—and an eyelid goes too
    137 13 Another U.S. satellite is vp and an eyelid goes too LOS ANGELES, Thurs.— The latest American satellite whirled around earth in a polar orbit once every 94 minutes today, carrying a cargo of human tissue in a radiation test. The ttlr force, which launched the satellite Discoverer 18 last night,
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    Lock icon Did three live in sunken warship?
    273 13 WASHINGTON, Thursday rr H R E E American sailors probably lived for 16 days in a sunken United States battleship after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour 19 years ago. it was indicated in navy records newly released. The navy declassified two I pages
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    Lock icon Banda heads the 'Death to the Federation' move
    215 13 AFRICAN SECESSION DEMAND REPLY TO WELENSKY AT LONDON MEETING LONDON, Thursday. TXR. Hastings Banda, militant Africam nationalist leader from Nyasa- land, yesterday spearheaded the African attack on the whitegoverned Central African Federation with a "death to Federation" speech at the constitutional conference
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    Lock icon FLU, SO K NOT AT FUNCTION HELD FOR LIU
    357 13 FLU, SO K NOT AT FUNCTION HELD FOR LIU MOSCOW, Thursday. MR. ANASTAS MIKOYAN, Soviet First Deputy Prime Minister, announced for the first time officially last night that Mr. Khrushchev had influenza and that his doctors would not allow him out ot bed to attend last night's Kremlin reception in
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    Lock icon Strike threat by $327 a week news vendors
    98 13 Strike threat by $327 a week news vendors J^EW YORK, Thurs.—Negotiations continued here early today between publishers and onion leaders to try to avert a strike of newspapers deliverers that threatened to close down all of New York's nine major daily newspapers. The threatened strike was due to have begun
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    Lock icon Rebels routed
    30 13 HAVANA. Thurs.— Premier Fidel Castro's Government last night claimed It had "totally defeated a rebel band in Pinar Del Rio Province, capturing its leaders and 10 others. U.P.I.
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      Paint firm plans a Singapore branch
      173 14 Paint firm plans a Singapore branch THE Federal Paint Factory Ltd., Petaling Jaya plans to set up a branch office in Singapore in a move to expand sales, the managing director, Mr. Lim Kee Ming, said yesterday. This follows the approval of the Federation Government of the use of paint
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      London fair
      28 14 The British Toy Fair will be held in London from January 30 to February 3. The fair Is being arranged by the British Toy Manufacturers Association.
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      BIG INCREASE IN SINGAPORE'S SARA WAK TRADE
      331 14 BIG INCREASE IN SINGAPORE'S SARA WAK TRADE SINGAPORE'S trade with Sarawak rose $36.6 million to $227.3 million in the first nine months of the year compared with the corresponding period last year. Singapore bought $161.6 million worth of produce from Sarawak during the nine months, and sold to that country
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      THAILAND APPOINTS SACHAVETA TO SINGAPORE MISSION
      209 14 THAILAND APPOINTS SACHAVETA TO SINGAPORE MISSION THE Thai Government has appointed Mr. Aran Sachaveta, as its new Trade Commissioner in I Singapore. Mr. Sachaveta. who arrived In the State last week, succeeds Mr. Winai Pachimsawat. Mr. Sachaveta was previously attached to the Ministry of Economic Affairs in Bangkok, as a
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      Cigarette industry big paper consumer
      142 14 Cigarette industry big paper consumer CINGAPORE and Ma- laya are buying more and more cigarette paper to feed the growing local cigarette industry. In the first seven months of the year, the two territories Imported 6.541 cwt. of cigarette paper worth $830,565. This is an increase of 4.708 cwt. over
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      Volkswagen up
      47 14 Sales of Volkswagen sedans In the Federation have Increased by 93 per cent to 613 units during the first ten months of this year over the same period of 1959. For Volkswagen transporters, including commercial vans and station wagons, the Increase was 46 per cent.
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      JUMP IN PEPPER IMPORTS
      111 14 JUMP IN PEPPER IMPORTS BLACK pepper imports into Singapore in October were 1,709 tons, 846 tons over the previous month, following a bigger release of the new crops from Sumatra. Over 1.600 tons of the imported black pepper came from Lampong, Sumatra. This was. however. 1.897 tons less than In
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      AGENCY ARRANGES TEACHERS' FEDERATION TOUR
      164 14 AGENCY ARRANGES TEACHERS' FEDERATION TOUR A SINGAPORE travel agency. Travel and Trans- portation (S) Ltd., which has hitherto specialised in overseas tours, is now arranging a Malayan trip for a large group of teachers. Mr. James Sebastian, the company's representative, said yesterday that about 112 local teachers had booked (or
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      Federation palm oil production
      30 14 Palm oil production in the Federation Is Increasing steadily and during the first eight months of this year over 62.000 tops of the oil was produced.
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      LIGHT FOR THE CONGO FROM SINGAPORE
      59 14 LEOPOLD VILLE Among tbe mass of stores at tbe United Nations Command warehouses here are cases of flashlight batteries "Made in Singapore." These attracted tbe atten- tion of Straits Times representative Wee Kirn Wee as he toured the warehouses. His picture shows tbe cases
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      Tin taxation relief sought
      80 14 The West Australian Government has Joined Australia's other tin-producing States Queensland. New South Wales and Tasmania In representations to the Federal Government seeking total taxation exemption for tin producers. The West Australian Mines Minister. Mr. Arthur Griffith, said Australian tin production has declined steadily since World
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      Improved Burma trade foreseen
      263 14 THE NEW Burmese Consul in Singapore, U Myo A Than, has forecast improved two-way trade between Burma and Singapore next year. U Myo Than, who succeeds U Kyaw. said that Burmese rice exports in the next 12 months would be slightly larger, and this would Improve
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      AUSTRALIAN STEEL OUTPUT UP
      97 14 AUSTRALIAN STEEL OUTPUT UP A USTRALIAS steel-making J\ capacity has been considerably increased by more than 350.000 tons to nearly four million a year, following the opening of the new A 53.5 million basic open hearth furnace at Port Kembla. New South Wales. Owned by the Australian Iron and Steel
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      Advertising chief calls
      71 14 Mr. Irwin A. Vladimir, chairman of Gotham-Vladl-mir Advertising Inc.. New York, left Singapore this week in the liner Laos for Saigon. Hong Kong and Japan, after talks with Mr. Kenny K.H. Tan. general manager of Tan Hong Tek Advertising, Singapore. Tan Hong Tek is one of Go-tham-Vladimir's
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      Opel car sales
      50 14 During the first 10 months of this year. 285 Opel cars, including caravans and delivery vans, were sold in Singapore and 403 In the Federation. Of this 196 four-door sedans and 28 two-door sedans were sold In Singapore. Corresponding numbers for the Federation were 309 and 36.
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      183 14 KOLOK Stamp Pads containers are seamless and made from pressed tin plates, with rolled edges and with an attractively coloured enamel finish. They Mrt up-to-date in design, yet stout in construction with j close fitting easy-action lid. Quality Inks *rt combined in the Stamp Padi with fine fabrics and felts
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    TIN COUNCIL'S DECISION IS NO SURPRISE TO THE MARKET
    1091 16 TIN COUNCIL'S DECISION IS NO SURPRISE TO THE MARKET By Our Market Correspondent THE DECISION of the International Tin Council meeting in Rome not to fix export quotas for the first quarter of 1961 was no surprise to the Malayan share market, as on the evidence of the metal's strong
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    673 16 SINGAPORE members ol the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 pm. call yesterday: (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). Industrials: Boustead $1.15: Fraser A Neave Ords. $1.95; Metal Box 92; Robinson tt CoOrds. 91.17 OL. 51. 20; Singapore Cold
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    CLOSING PRICES
    41 16 SINGAPORE. Dec. 8. RUBBER: 87 cents per lb. (up one and a half cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close: S6i cents per lb. (barely steady). TIN: $393.87$ per picul (down 37} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (down 25 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    214 16 T-Et EMBER first grade rubber buyers fob. closed in Singapore yesterday at 87 cents per lb up one and a half cents on Wednesday's close. The tone was quiet. S.C.C.R.A closing prices in cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f-o.b. buyers 86\. sellers 87 (N);
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock Exchange: Dec- 8 Doc. 7 Industrials: ***** 129-17 Tins: 177.88 1M.19 9 Rubbers: 210.90 210.5S Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    102 16 MELBOURNE, Thurs. INVESTMENT shares traded I*■ along easier lines. SUnhill eased is. to 7v 9d. and RHP. 2s. to 88s Base metals and the oils were steady, while Mt. Isa eased Is. to 595. 6d and Commonwealth Bonds remained steady. Ampol Pet 15/- seller A.P.M 27/3 A.C.I 75/4';
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    128 16 SINGAPORE Chinese Prodocc *3 Exchange uoon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Cotinent Dec/Jan, shipments 827 buyers. 9274 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk 9404 sellers, drum 944 sellersPepper: quiet; no bushiest was reported done. Muntok white 9240, Sarawak 8235. special Sarawak black 9150 and garbled Lampong black
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    84 16 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday. (All rates to 8100). Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 3/16. O.D. 32 5/16. 90 d/st 32 13/16 trade bills, 82 3/4 credit bills Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Belgian Francs 1621 1/4. On
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    143 16 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Tabian 1/2. Avala 4/5, Bolshevik Suhanov 6A. Lao 6/7, Batu 8/9. Selbun Mam 10/11, Larut 12. Laura Maersk 13/14. Oeneral Slkorskl 15/16. Jan Mat«Jko 18, Walnmu 19. Sg. Asahan N. Wall I. Panehan N. WaU 2.
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      257 16 SHIPPING NOTICES NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES M.V. "BATU" FROM EUROPE Berthed: 8.12.60 S.H.B. Oodowns: 8 9. Oeneral survey will be held on the 16.13.60. No further survey will be held. NEDERLAND LINE, ROTAL DUTCH MAIL, 41. Robinson Road. Telephone 94-364. i.«. "ZEELAND" Arrived: 8.12. 60. Consignees are hereby notified that the
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      1006 17 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Worsts SS (Ml*.)— Box St ctt. txtra WANTED: An Arts graduate teacher with at hast three years teaching *xperlence and who can b* registered with the State Education Office, to teach English Language in Senior Middle Class** at Yuk Choy High School, Ipoh. Perak. Only applicants with
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    BOUGOURE TO RIDE PEACEFUL KING IN ST. LEGER
    586 18  -  Epsom Jeep ON THE TRACK with SINGAPORE. Thursday r^ARNET BOLGOLRE has been engaged to ride Peaceful King, who attempts to win his second Singapore St. Leger to be run over a mile and six furlongs at Bukit Timah on Sunday, Dec. 18.
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    Lock icon Briaultfirst man home
    27 18 Briault first man home T. J. BRIAULT of Cambridge University is first home in the inter-varsity crosscountry race against Oxford at Roehampton. London. last week. Reuter picture.
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    TOP WEST GERMAN ATHLETES ACCUSED
    86 18 TOP WEST GERMAN ATHLETES ACCUSED pRANKTURT. Thurs. West Germany's top athletes are under investigation for alleged violation of amateur rules. Big names like Armln Hary. Martin Lauer and Karl Kaufmann are among those accused. Lauer, holder of the world record for the 400 metres hurdles, is also under suspension for
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    Lock icon Sirola meets Buchholz in Davis Cup 'opener'
    169 18 PERTH, Thurs. Orlando Sirola, the giant Italian, will play Earl Buchholz in the opening singles when the ©avis Cup interzone final between Italy and the United States starts here tomorrow. In the second singles Nicola Pletrangell meets Barry Mackay. the No. 1 American.
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    Three horses promoted
    47 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Gameborough 111 and Suporsonlc, two winners ct the Kuala Lumpur meeting recently, have been promoted from Class 2 to Class 1. Singing Boy, who scored a double at the same, meeting, i has been promoted from I Class 5 to Class 4.
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    Lock icon Roy, Joshi dropped
    108 18 nOMBAY, Thurs. Opening bat PaiikaJ Roy and wicketkeeper P. G. Joshl. who were in the Indian team which drew the First Test with Pakistan yesterday, have been dropped for the second match in the series at Kanpur starting on Dec. 15. The Indian selectors last night announced
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    Forbes is skipper
    73 18 QINGAPORE. Thurs.— Hugh Forbes of Perak will captain Malayan Civilians against Services In the annual Rugby Union match at Seremban on Dec. 17. The team: Winchester (S'gor): Rodrigues (Pk), Forbes (Pk). Hadley-J ones (S'Dore). Taylor (S'gor): Clarke <Spore), Fong Wan Fatt (Ns-Mal); Oliver (S'pore>. Jope (S'gor), Race
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    Ballot for the Australian yearlings
    356 18 CINGAPORE. Thurs.— The resull of the ballot for the new batch of year'lngs imported from Australia by the Singapore Turf Club te: NO 1 Chestnut filly by Bob Cherry-Explain to Polo Kong&l. NO 2 Brown gelding by Lighthouse II (Fi)-Fine And Par to Mr. K.Y.
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    Thrilling deeds are not good enough for West Indies
    558 18  -  Fingleton TEST PREVIEW by Jack CANBERRA, Thursday mHE West Indians X havq received much laudation here for their spectacular feats but now the practical side of the tour has arrived, beginning with the First Test at Brisbane tomorrow and it is
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    127 18 DRISBANE. Thurs— The West Indies include two men new to Test cricket In their team to meet Australia in the First Test which begins here tomorrow. They are Peter Lashley and Cammle Smith, both of Barbados. Lashley. 23. is a sound left-hand bat and good
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      295 18 Buys Bunny By Balph Beimdahi \=~>^. *~"I1 f BOYIWHATAM 1(1 GOTTA FIKJP 7 I IOH.IT'SVOUi HAVE YA I O 1 THANKS i MAVBE ■T CROWP AT A (PORKY, HE OWES J SEEN PORKY, ELMER f^X'-W/V^*' 5 HlM< 2i£s VVk f PETUNIA'S q\Ml A BUCK' J s >- *r Ir^ ~J^_"[
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    A shock in store if North Zone ends in 3-way tie
    312 19  -  LARRY CARROLL By Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. MALAYAN Rugby Union's rules for solving the unprecedented problem of an almost certain threeway deadlock in the Northern Zone of the Malaya Cup competition is going to provide a shock for Rugby fans.
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    CONVINCING WIN BY PENANG IN BLUES CUP
    208 19 SUNGEI PATANI, Thursday. OENANG Asians beat Kedah Asians by 20 points (a goal, a penalty and four tries) to five (a goal) in fcbeir All-Blues Cup Rugby match here today. Penang. who have the fast set of threequarters. were well worth their victory.
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    Fathul hit seven past Athletic
    91 19 Fathul hit seven past Athletic CINGAPORE. Thurs. Fathu! Karlb today entered the Singapore Amateur F.A. Senior Cup semi-finals when they beat Chinese Athletic 7-2 at Jalan Besar Stadium. Fathul led 4-0 at half time. The Athletic played with only nine men in the second half. Lee Wan Chin and Mun
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    Schools swim tourney
    49 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation of Malaya Schools Sports Council's Inter-state swimming meet will be held at Cheras Road pool on Sunday at 3 p.m. Selangor, Perak and Penang are taking part. On Monday. Malaya will meet Singapore in schoolboys international matches at swimming and waterpolo.
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    Lock icon Furakawa team
    23 19 BANGKOK. Thurs. Tne Japanese soccer team Furakawa will arrive here on Dec. 22 to play two matches against local teams— Reuter.
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    KEW SAN AND SAY HUP IN TOP FORM
    130 19 KEW SAN AND SAY HUP IN TOP FORM invAM.. Ihurv— Teh Kew San and Lim Say Hup. Malaya's No. 1 Thomas Cop pair, last night beat lan Yee Khan and N» Boon Bee 15-8, 15-10 in a practice match at the I'mno Hall here. Malaya's six-man Cup team are all
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    Eurasians rally to victory
    167 19 I/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. 1V Selangor Eurasian Association beat University of Malaya 2-1 in their Selangor hockey league Dtv 1 match at Pantal today, scoring both their goals In the second half. Eurasians failed to click in the first half but rallied grandly after half time to
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    —Perak— and Negri Schools in final
    149 19 —Perak— and Negri Schools in final SEREMBAN, Thurs. Perak Combined .schools, last year's champions, will meet Negri Combined School in the final of the Combined Schools in-ter-state hockey tournament here tomorrow In the semi-finals this evening. Perak beat Malacca 3-2 and Negri defeated Kelantan 5-1 in the other game Perak
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    Ransome nets two goals
    54 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Two goals by Inside left Mike Ransome enabled Selengor Club to beat Royal Malayan Air Force 3—l In a Selangor league hockey Div. 2 match on the padane here today. Selangor Club led I—o at half-time. Other scorers were Yap for Selanpor Club
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      34 19 BAFA SENIOR Cl'P: quarterfinal Fathul Karlb 7 rHamld Tbrahlm 4. Ibrahim Hanlf 3) Chinese Athletic 2 (Charlie Tan). SPORE Under 2t: Ist rd Alexandra 3 < Sudan. Dhannan and Rahman) Bintang Bulan 1 (Hlda).
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      27 19 INTER-SERVICES: RAF 0 RN 6 at Spore. FRIENDLY: Oarrtson Club 11 (goal, two tries) PSC S (goal, oenalty). ALL-BLUES CCP (Sungel Peu--61. Penan* 2o Kedah a
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      56 19 SPORE LEAGUE: Wt. 2 Serangoon Gardens 2 (Perera 2) RAP Seleiar 0. IPOB LEAGUE Div. 2: Samuels Club 4 (Arumugam. Samgarakutty, Raju. Najgapragasam) Pallm SC 0 WOMEN'S STATE TRIALSWhites 2 (Mrs. Denford. Mrs .scullv) Colours 0. PEN ANG LEAGt'E: Div. 1: SLRC "A 1 2 (Lee Ah Kow. Toh
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      TENNIS
      113 19 BXINEY CUP (Spore): League "A" YMCA bt Oomb. Services 5-1. Single*: (YMCA first): Lee Hee Chin bt Grant Watt 6-1, 6-2; A. I. Alsagoff bt Belcher 6-3. 6-0. DoublM: Chla Chin Slang and V P. Wee bt Reppard and CarpentlerVarnler 6-3, 6-5: Gordon Llm anc Jack lost to Chamberlain
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      TENNIS
      25 19 PEXANG OPEN C'SHIPS FINALS: Men* alngle* J. Wright bt Lee Kee Hoay 3-6. 6-2. 6-4. Women* singles: Claire Chan bt Mrs. Philip, 6-4, 6-2.
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      23 19 INTER-CITIES I MRS CLP (Birmingham): Birmingham S Boldclub of Copenhagen 0. ANGLO FRANCO SCOTTISH LEAGI'E (Olaagow): Dundee 4 Valenciennes of Prance 2.
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      37 19 TOUR MATCH (Camborne): Western counties 9 8- African tourists 21. IK COUNTIES: DoTMt-WUt- shire 0 Hertfordshire 16, E. Counties 11 Surrey 0, Hampshire v Kent 'postponed), N. Midlands 13 Tjeicestershlre 8. Oxfordshire i Berkshire 0
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      30 19 LIGHTWEIGHT (Milan): Olor. dana Campari (It champ) outotf? Joe Brown (US, world title holder. 10 rdjt non-title. MIDDLEWEIGHT (Buffalo) Joey Olambra (US) output Ralph Tiger Jones (US)) 10 rds.
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    110 19 RAF Spore 147 runs behind TJONG KONG. Thurs. Hong Kong Combined Civilians scored 217 for eight declared when their twoday match against R.A.F. Singapore began today. At the close, the visitors had scored 70 for four 147 runs behind. Hong Kong Civilians won the toss and elected to bat on
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      345 19 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Church conuUnj tuimU worka 1 Overtake Tom going to in wood (5). church 1 (S). 7 Unimportant to make four la 4 A fame leap, ukan with spirit a tcct (7). ■9>. S A fleet mover In the clawica Ton* colour given by many (I).
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      80 19 SOCCER STORE JUNIOR Ct'P FINAL: Chinese Athletic "A" v RAF SeleUr "A" (Jalan Besar 5.15 p.mj. HOCKEY IPOH LEAGUE: Div. 1: Police v Andersonlans (Upper puaang). DW. 8: Telecoms v Police t Anderson School:. INTER STATE TOIRNEY (Final): Perak v Negrt S p.m. Losers' pool: Kelantan v Malacca. 4 pm.
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    368 20  - SEGURA BEATS GIMENO AND WAS THE STAR TURN MOK SIN PIN BACK PAGE SPORT By Singapore. Thurs. ALEX Olmedo of Peru maintained his supremacy over Australia's Ashley Cooper when he beat him 6-3. 6-8 and 6-2 in a professional tennis exhibition match in the Singapore Badminton Hall tonight. The star
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    82 20 It Wordi SID (Minimum) MR AND MRS JOHN FOENANDER their valuable presents and attendance at tbelr wedding 3.11.60. MR. AND MRS. DAVID RAJAIAH thank relatives and friends for their attendance, assistance, gifts and good v ishes on the occasion of their marriage on 3.12.60. THE FAMILY o. the late
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    106 20 It Word, Sit (Minimum) FREDDIE A LILY proudly announce that as from Today they're established at Goodwood Park Hotel. Kor your next hairdo, manicurinic and pedlcur■sf. call Freddie Lily at (B'pore) ?»200 and you ».et the latest Ctiarlton Shingle Bouffant haircuts. SPECIAL X'MAS OFFER. Warren Plastic or Stainless Metal
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    309 20 LONDON. Thurs.— A reduction In the British bank rate had been fully discounted in London stock markets and today's cvi from five and a half per cent to five per cent failed to stimulate either Interest or activity, and contrary to the usual respon&e paces
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    37 20 LONDON, Ttaurs.— Spot 25-« d Jan. 255 d.. Feb. 25^d., Mar--25-Sd., Jan/March 255.d., Apr./ June 25Hd., July/Sept. 25 -.a. Oct./ Dec 25\d.. Jan/March 25 >,d., Dec. ci.f. 25 -.-d.. Jan. 25' id., Feb. 25..d Tone: Steady.
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    24 20 LONDON. Thurs— Buyers £797. sellers £798, Forward buyers £795, sellers £7954. Settlement £798 H- Turnover a.m. 45 ton*, p.m. 65 tons- Tone: steady.
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    161 20 Open tennis: a plea for caution LONDON. Thurs. Caution and care would be necessary about puttiiiß any lurther proposal for open tournaments before the international lawn tennis federation. Mr. W. E. Ramsden. chairman of the council of the British Lawn Tennis Association, said here today. Mr. Ramsden. reviewing the past
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    50 20 SINOAPORE. Thurs— The Singapore Hockey Association selectors were still unable today to decide on the Singapore line-up to meet Federation m their home international match on Sunday morning In Kuala Lumpur. The selectors will meet again tomorrow when the team is expectr ed to be announced.
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    28 20 ATHENS. Thurs. Spertak 0* Czechoslovakia qualified for the quarter-finals of the European Soccer Cup competition when they drew 0-0 here yesterday with the Greek champions. Panathinalkos.
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