The Straits Times, 14 September 1961

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    11 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1961. 13 CENTS.
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    U.S. CLEARS THE AIR
    840 1 \/t JVI jVj r 1 1 ]\I III H A l-c %< I 1 1 I-' W Ml I-* Waa I-'O O'lli M GSA rejects 'inadequate' longhorn bids Envoy assures Malaya on tin disposal Special to the Straits Times KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE United States Ambassador,
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    No inquiry: Court's order in Lim case
    567 1 No inquiry: Court's order in Lim case MALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE High Court here today provisionally ordered the Minister of the Interior not to refer the rase of Mr. Lim Lian (ieok, a Chinese educationist, to v committee of inquiry. The Minister was also directed to show cause on or
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    LIMAVADDY'S $519 FOR A WIN—PENANG RECORD
    110 1 LIMAVADDY'S $519 FOR A WIN—PENANG RECORD PLNAMi. Wed. Bans Stable's l.inia\ addv. j making his first appear- i unce on the Malayan turf, sprang a spectacular surprise to pay $519 for a win and 562 for a place at Pen.in, today. Limavaddy was ridden by Kitson Leone. It was the
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    Talks on border security
    47 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —I A 10-man delegation of top- ranking Malayan police officers, headed by the Commissioner. Dato C.H. Fenner, left by air today for Bangkok for consultations with the Thai Government on border security. They will be away for five i days.
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    Lock icon A 'MINISTER' REBEL SURRENDERS
    72 1 A 'MINISTER' REBEL SURRENDERS JAKARTA. Wed. Jakarta Radio today reported the surrender of Mr. Assaat. "Minister for Home Affairs" In the rebel central Sumatran "Go\ornment." and the former acting President of the Republic of Indonesia. The radio said Mr. Assaat at the head of 170 men capitulated at Padang Sidempuan.
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    Lock icon Patrol kills ten Reds
    64 1 SAIGON. Wed. A Government patrol killed ten Communist guerillas and seized five sampans filled with food In a raid on a guerilla food supply line. 70 i miles nest of Saigon last Monday. Saigon newspapers I reported today. The newspapers said the guerillas were escorting the
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    Japan tour
    29 1 TOKYO. Wed. Canadian Prime Minister. Mr. John G. Dlefenbaker will pay an official visit to Japan from Oct. 26 to 31. the Japanese Foreign Ministry announced today—U.P.l.
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    Lock icon U.N. soldiers seize Katanga after fierce fighting
    1033 1 TSHOMBE FLEES, GIVES A DRAMATIC INTERVIEW AT SECRET HIDEOUT ELISABETHVILLE, Wednesday. IJXITED NATIONS troops today seized control of the breakaway Congolese state of Katanga, after fighting with Katangi forces in its capital. Klisabethvillc. Heavy losses were lejioileU on holh sides in the lighting.
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    Escaped — pants on only
    145 1 Escaped pants on only BERLIN. Wed. An 18- I year-old East German policeman swam to West Berlin over the River Spree last night, clad only in underclothes. Several people fled to West Berlin during the night, including a couple with their 12-year-old daughter who swam across a waterway on the
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    US puts robot spaceman in orbit
    138 1 US puts robot spaceman in orbit CAPE CANAVERAL, Wed. An American "robot astronaut" successfully circled the earth today and landed in the Atlantic. It was a rehearsal for putting a man in orbit round the earth. The capsule, put into space by an Atlas rccket. made i>ne circuit nl the
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    Lock icon Tern tells of Malayan anxiety about periodic UK reserves rundown
    716 2 rpHE Malayan Finance A MinisLer, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. said yesterday Malaya watched with anxiety the periodic rundown in British reserves and the speculative pressures against Stirling. He was speaking after the Commonwealth Finance Ministers' Conference In Accra had resumed
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    40 drown in flash flood in Northern Thailand
    352 2 BANGKOK. Wed. Forty people, mostly women and children, were drowned in a flash flood in Northern province of Chieng Rai yesterday. An Interior Ministry official said Chieng Ral war suddenly hit by a wall of water rushing out of the jungle after
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    U.S. reorganises fleet
    27 2 SAN DIK.O (California): The Initrd States Pacific Fleet's 140-ship cruiser-destroyer force is being reorganised on the flotilla concept for increased readiness, the Navy announced.
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    Lock icon 96 die, 1,000 hurt, 30,000 homeless in Formosa typhoon
    205 2 96 die, 1,000 hurt, 30,000 homeless in Formosa typhoon 'I'AJFEH. Wed.— Ninety-.- ix leople were dead and more than 1.000 injured today in the wake of typhoon Pamela as Formosa braced itself to meet on-rushing typhoon Nancy and her 230-mlle-an-hour winds. Nearly 30.000 people were homeless, police said, and property
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    Lock icon CALL FOR PACT TO BAN A-WEAPONS
    141 2 CALL FOR PACT TO BAN A- WEAPONS »OME. Wed. An international conference on human genetics last night unanimously passed a resolution calling on all responsible governments to conclude an agreement banning the development and use of atomic weapons. Scientists from 31 countries. Including Britain, the Soviet Union, the United States
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    Lock icon 'Meet Nikita' plea to Kennedy on behalf of 750 m. people
    790 3 WASH INGTON, Wed. A plea to President Kennedy to meet Mr. Nikita Khrushchev to preserve world peace is being made here. The plea is being made by President Soekarno of Indonesia and President Keita of Mali on behalf of
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN A-BLAST No. 7— ANOTHER MEGATON TEST
    139 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. Russia conducted another nuclear test in the atmosphere yesterday, the Atomic Energy Commission announced. It said the yield was of the order of several megatons— the equivalent of several million tons of TNT. The test, conducted in the Arctic region in
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    Lock icon World MPs to discuss test ban
    61 3 BRUSSELS, Wed. Japan's delegation to the conference of the 61 nation Interparliamentary Union, which opens here tomorrow, late la.st night cabled a draft resolution calling for a ban on nuclear tests, an official source announced today. The source said a number of delegations to
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    Lock icon PEARLS IN HEART OF MOUNTAINS
    82 3 PEARLS IN HEART OF MOUNTAINS LONDON. Wed. A group of Soviet explorers have returned from an expedition to caves in the Caucasus with 30 "superb" mountain pearls, of which only a few dozen have hitherto been found In the entire world. Moscow Radio said la.st night. Noting that It was
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    Lock icon LABOUR AGAINST BRITAIN'S NORTH RHODESIA LINE
    77 3 LABOUR AGAINST BRITAIN'S NORTH RHODESIA LINE LONDON. Wed. Britain's Labour Party decided here yesterday it could not support the British Government's present plans for Northern Rhodesia. This was stated by Mr. James Callaghan, Opposition spokesman on colonial affairs, at a meeting with Mr. lain Macleod, Secretary of' State for the
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    Lock icon Philippines rice shortage: State of calamity
    175 3 Philippines rice shortage: State of calamity MANILA, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Garcia yesterday proclaimed a nationwide state of calamity to remedy the worsening rice crisis. Under the proclamation, the government is authorised to seize hoarded stocks of rice and sell them at reasonable prices to the public. It also set a celling
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    Lock icon AUSSIE ENVOY AMONG 77 KILLED IN RABAT AIR CRASH
    195 3 AUSSIE ENVOY AMONG 77 KILLED IN RABAT AIR CRASH /CANBERRA, Wed.— Mr. John vv Paul Quinn. 43, the Australian Ambassador to Cairo, was one of 77 people who died in an Air France Caravelle jet crash at Rabat, Morocco, last night. He was appointed Ambassador to Cairo iast year when
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    Lock icon Dief for Japan
    29 3 TOKYO. Wed. The Canadian Prime Minister. Mr John G. Diefenbaker and Mrs. Diefenbaker will pay an official visit to Japan from Ort. 26 to 31.— Reuter.
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      408 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORT WAV* SKRVIC E 41.7 metres SHORT HA\ I SER\ IC E A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negara- metres ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: Melodies: 6.50 Keep Pit With Telk metres Lee; 7.00 Johnny Dankworth And A.M. 6.00 Oood Morning: 6.02 His
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    Free film
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. A free film show, open to the public, will be screened at India House, 31 Grange Road, at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Assessor cannot amend lapsed list: ruling
    552 4 Assessor cannot amend lapsed list: ruling MR. J. B. Jeyaretnam, chairman of the Valuation Review Board, today ruled that the Chief Assessor had no right to amend a valuation list after it had lapsed. In his opinion, the power to amend could only apply to a list "valid at the
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    4-hour downpour for Singapore
    354 4 f|ARK, rain-laden clouds over Singapore brought a welcome downpour this morning which lasted nearly four hours, from 10.10 a.m. to about 2 p.m. It was the second rain since last Wednesday and since water rationing began on Sept. 1. The total rainfall recorded at the Singapore
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    RECITAL BY U.S. PIANIST
    203 4 RECITAL BY U.S. PIANIST SINGAPORE. Wed. Joseph Bloch, an American pianist and teacher from New York's Juilliard School of Music, gave a recital of some lesserknown music by Scarlatti. Schubert. Scrlabin and Liszt In the Victoria Theatre last night. Mr. Bloch possesses a strong and serviceable technique, but his virtuosity
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    5 ASKED TO SHIFT TO NEW HOSTEL
    160 4 5 ASKED TO SHIFT TO NEW HOSTEL SINGAPORE, Wed. The Government has asked five Barisan Socialis Assembly members staying at the Government hostel In Fort Canning Road to move to another hostel in Watten Estate, off 6> 2 mile Buklt Timah Road. The five are Mr. Chan Sun Wing, Mr.
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    Luncheon talk
    33 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Norman Sherry, a lecturer at the University of Malaya, will speak on "Northumberland and the Detavals" at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club-West, at Prince's restaurant tomorrow.
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    School fete
    30 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Chung Hwa Girls' High School In Hartley Road will celebrate its 50th anniversary tomorrow with the opening of its students' handwork exhibition at 3 p.m.
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    Congress rally
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mrs. F. Leon Soh, president of the Singapore Congress, has applied to the Commissioner of Police for permission to hold a lunch-time rally at Fullerton Square on Sept. 20.
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    Students and Che Yusof
    120 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Llm Gee Seng, a Singapore student studying arts and law at the University of Sydney, l.s due here today o.n his way back to Australia from the first Asian Students' Conference held earlier this month In Hong Kong. Mr. Lim was selected as
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    TRADE PROMOTER ERROLL HAS BUSY DAY IN SINGAPORE
    230 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The British Minister of State at the Board of Trade. Mr. F. J. Erroll, tuc'ay paid a courtesy call on the acting Finance Minister. Mr. K. M. Byrne. Mr. Erroll had earlier met the director of the trade •division. Mr.
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    UNION DATE FOR ACTION POSTPONED ONE DAY
    311 5 2,800 members to stop handling a bank's cheques ♦JIHE National Union of Bank Employees, which called on its 2,800 members working in 15 banks in Malaya to stop handling Indian Overseas Bank cheques from today, has now decided to postpone the dale for
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    Malayan is named for first time as boss of railway
    201 5 IfUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The deputy general manager of Ihe Malayan Railway. Dato Ahmad Perang. will take over the post of general manager on Oct. 1 subject to the approval of the Yang di-Pertuan Acong. The present general manager. Mr. E.
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    Four arrested
    24 5 SINGAPORE. Wed In separate raids last night, detectives arrested four gangsters. They are being detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    SKIPPER, 6 OTHERS FLY TO JAPAN TO TAKE OVER A SHIP
    185 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. A ship's captain and six officers left Singapore by air this morniiiK for Japan to take over a cargo vessel which the Chip Hwa Shipping and Trading Company here have bought. The ship is the former 9.040--ton
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    Sunday murder. 6 held
    68 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Six people have been detained for questioning in connection with the murder of a labourer. A. Suppia'n. 32. in Kampong Siam, off Pahang Road, on Sunday night. Suppiah was stabbed to death near the home of his sister. Letchimi. 30. Suppiah's uncle. P.
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    Gian Singh's staff stop work at lunch-hour
    276 5 Gian Singh's staff stop work at lunch-hour SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A BOUT 76 employees of Gian Singh's der partment store in Raffles Place stopped work during the lunch-hour today in protest against the management's alleged refusal to settle their wage claims. It was their second protest action In a month— the
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    Boy knocked down by car
    63 5 PENANG. Wed. A four-year-old boy, Foo Kirn Lean, was knocked down by a car near the Penang Road-Bur mah Road junction yesterday evening. His collar bone wa. broken. The accident occurred during the peak cinema rush hour and caused a traffic jam near the Capitol
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    Six naval cadets off to college in Britain
    99 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Six cadet officers of the Royal Malayan Navy left Singapore for Britain by BO AC this afternoon to attend a threeyear course at the Royal Naval College at Dartmouth. They were Incbe Yacob Daud (from Malacca), Inche Harun Mohamed Salleh
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    INQUEST TOLD of LITTLE GIRL WHO RAN AWAY
    436 6 Cause of death unknown: Doctor JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A little girl who used to run out from home to sulk ii she was scolded did not return one night after her mother had slapped her. an inquest here wa& told today. The
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    Malayans off to the U.N.
    170 6 TO ATTEND GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION JTI'ALA LUMPUR. Wrd A Malayan delegation left for New York today to attend the 16th session of the United Nations General Assembly. In the party were the Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman. Senator Dato G. Shelley,
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    Council offer to sacked steno
    228 6 \IALACCA, Wed. The Malacca Munlclpai Council's establishments committee today decided to pay a stenographer, Miss M. P. Vatsale Dcvi, one month's salary In lieu of notice and two months' salary as ex-gratla payment. Miss Dcvi was dismissed by the previous Alliancecontrolled council last December. The
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    NO MALARIA IN KUANTAN -MINISTRY
    92 6 NO MALARIA IN KUANTAN -MINISTRY KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Minhtry of Health and Social Welfare today dismissed fears regarding a malaria outbreak in Ku&ntan. A spokesman of the Ministry said: "We have investigated the matter and have found the rumours to be unfounded." He added that there had been normal
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    Lightning death
    29 6 TELUK ANSOX. Wed. A farmer. Lam Kum Kok. 31, was struck dead by lightning while he was working In hipad! field at Langkap, near here, yesterday evening.
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    Mad young midshipman of French spice mission—
    14 7 Mad young midshipman of French spice mission COArr£AfPO«^Ry dran-ing of the village of Maloso.
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    Lock icon HE PAID WITH HIS LIFE FOR DISREGARDING ORDERS
    1559 7 JJAVAL midshipmen can hardly be expected to display great prudence or restraint in their behaviour. In their early teens, young men of a military calling are expected to be fairly adventurous and wild. I But the young midshipman from the French warship
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    STRAITS TIMES Special FEATURE
    99 7 STRAITS TIMES Special FEATURE and represented the senate of the place," noted one observer of the scene. •They were, for the most part, extremely well dressed, that is to say they wore slippers and trousers; pieces of Indian print or calico were rolled In the turban style round their heads,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    73 8 it Wordt Sit (Minimum) MR A MRS. A. 8. Doray thank all and friends for their kind attendance, valuable presenm A anslKtPM on the occasion of the marriage of their son Lawrence Doray MR. MAX KOON VONC thank* liven and friends for their valuable present* and compliments rendered on
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    IN MEMORIAM
    65 8 .'A Word* Sit Minimum IN LOVING MEMORY of Mil Km iv Archie. <;one hut not forgotten. IN FOND MEMORY of Tom Muttony 1 uty Public Proeerutor Stiiga friend «adly missed M.ty he re>' in peace. IN EVER LOVINC memory of hinnlab Proctor who paaaed away Into tbr presence
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    330 8 M „rd, Ut (Vlmimum) CHICKEN INN. SEAVIEW Hotel lu> the most delicious Chicken dt»hei. tlu•:c by one of Singapore's leading dancf COPPERTONE Ik the lop <iu»llt> untan product in r\ery ««v There's no ..m -.iv in k about Coppertone s ..lining spced-wita-aafety. FREE COOKERY SOOK uortn *2. "ith six
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    The Straits Times Thursday. September 14. 1961. Competing for Capital
    731 8 The Straits Times Thursday. September 14. 1961. Competing for Capital Making its appearance as a nation hungry for indust-y in a special supplement to The Financial Times in London at the end of August. Malaya looked solid, stable, a good prospect for the invest, i. No blushful silences and no
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    Reply On Tin
    270 8 There has been quick, friendly, and reassuring reply through the U.S. Embassy tc the protest the Federation Government delivered two days ago on the subject ot American announcements on tin stockpile disposal. If Congress authorises sales, the General Services Administration will decide on the rate and conditions
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    Nuclear Group
    213 8 Governments are by their nature excluded from being as spontaneous as ordinary people, and yet it is in the spontaneous revulsion of ordinary people against the wretched by-products of nuclear testing and the infinitely more hideous ravages of nuclear warfare that the best hope lies of dissuading nuclear
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    MERGER:
    1367 8  -  MR. LEE KUAN YEW EVERYBODY WANTS 1T...N0W THE INEVITABLE IS HAPPENING WHAT it means WHY it must come WHO opposes it A broadcast talk SOON you Kave to de- ide on your future. In the next few months we shall settle the constitutional arrangements for merger. In this series
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      ACCIDENT CLAIMS: THE CARELESS MUST PAY
      169 8 /"J.H.R. wrote, maybe not with his knowing it. on a subject that has been the grievance of a large number of motorists who. through no fault of their own. have been involved in accidents. On two occasions the writer's stationary car wa> hit at
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      'NO CLAIM' OR 'NO BLAME' BONUS?
      274 8 'NO CLAIM' OR 'NO BLAME' BONUS? r HAVE been following the correspondence In your paper on the subject of the "k nock- for-knock" agreement with Interest. It has also found .space in the columns of the Brltbh Press recently, and so the Issue is attracting a good deal of attention.
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      ASSISTING IN THE WATER CRISIS
      110 8 ASSISTING IN THE WATER CRISIS \f R. A. DE SOUZA strikes me as someone who does nothing all day but watch people hosing their gardens. He does not realise that most people who rear orchids and expensive plants naturally do not want to see them wither. If he really wishes
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    Anti-nuclear group set up
    489 9 'We should express our disgust... at the logical sequence to war' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A N anti-nuclear armament group with Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak (Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives) as the chairman has been formed here. According to a statement today, the group was formed
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    FEDERATION GOODWILL MISSION OFF TO CAIRO
    107 9 ITU ALA LUMPIR. Wed. An 11 -man goodwill mission led by the speaker of the House of Representatives. Dato Il.i.ti Mohamed Noah bin Omar (above), left by air today for a three-week tour of the United Arab Republic. The mission included four Speakers of
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    Latex firm dismisses 80 workers
    92 9 Latex firm dismisses 80 workers CINGAPORE. Wed. About 80 employees of the Industrial Syndicate Ltd.. at Pa.sir Panjang have been served with notices terminating their services. They include clerical workers, factory hands, drivers and peons. The notice, signed by the manager, Mr. H. Sciiall, said the company had taken this
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    Acquitted of murder charge
    55 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. An insurance office clerk. Loh Ngoh Bah, alias Ngoh Bah, was today cleared on a charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder by causing the death of Low Chap Sar at Jalan Payoh or Oct 29. Mr. Justice Buttrose acquitted and discharged Loh
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    RAINSTORM DIVERTS TWO AIRLINERS TO K.L.
    88 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. A three-hour rainstorm caused two airliners to be diverted to Kuala Lumpur this morning and held up traffic at the Singapore international airport. The planes— a Qantas Super-Constellation and a Thai Airways DC-6B Sky- master were to have landed here between 10
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    Lib Socs hit at a merger on lines agreed by Premiers
    319 9 'THE Liberal Socialists to--1 day claimed that a merger on the lines agreed upon by the Federation and Singapore Prime Ministers did not satisfy the basic aspirations of the majority of the people in the two territories. Mr. Wee
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    King takes a look at a new industry
    63 9 The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agon examine samples of rubberised cushions made from coconut by-products at the Malayan Cocotex Industries Ltd In Bandar, seven miles from Telok Datok in the Kuala Langat District yesterday. Showing Their Majesties the product
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    Outbreak of anthrax: Dangerous to humans
    153 9 Outbreak of anthrax: Dangerous to humans KLA.viA.>, iitu. Aniiirax, a canie disease wuicn is very dangerous to numan oeuifc-. coining into contact tMi it, nas oroKcn out acre. According to uu- Uirector of \eieruiary Srrvices, Inche Jonan bin uaji ..loh-mu-u uauu, any minted person couiu vie mi in in i-
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    Woman is fined
    28 9 PENANG. Wed. A woman, S. Alamelumal, 67. today pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly at Dato Kramat Road yesterday evening. She was fined $10.
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    HE COMMENDS SELANGOR GOVT. FOR PLAN FOR A SECOND 'PETALING JAVA'
    468 9 'J'HE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong today spent 30 minutes touring one of Malaya's newest industries Malayan Cocotex Industries Ltd. at Istana Bandar. The company, with an authorised capital of $500 000, started making rubberised fibre
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    Traffic tariff
    29 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore motorists paid a total of $19,554 in fines for traffic offences during the past week, states the weekly traffic police revenue report Issued today.
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    Market stabbing
    29 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. A fisherman. Eng Tlan Hlng. 35. was stabbed during an argument in St. Michaels Road market this morning He was admitted to the General Hospital.
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    Fly-over road plan for new airport
    246 9 Fly-over road plan for new airport l/UALA U/MPUR. Wed. x —A start has been made on the construction of t.'ie three-mile approach road to the Federation's new S5O million international airport. The road, which will h:iv» dual carriage-ways, each 22ft wide, begins from the new Klanß Road near Seaport village.
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    $1,640 theft
    24 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Ca.;h and jewellery totalling $1,640 were stolen from the room of Madam Yong Ah Khuan. 56. ir. Beach Road yesterday.
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    WOMEN'S CHARTER
    561 10  -  EVELYN TU ESME BAPTISTA presenting a page MAINLY for WOMEN TOMORROW the A "one-man onewife" principle of the Women's Charter gains official recognition. Women in Singapore greet the new law with vociferous unanimity. "It is a Bill that is long overdue," said all five women I interviewed. They
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    SERVICES DRAMA FESTIVAL
    154 10 SERVICES DRAMA FESTIVAL SOMETHING new on Singapore's cultural scene will the "Services Drama Festival 1961" to be held next month. Six service clubs are now busy rehearsing plays which will be staged each night for one week beginning Oct. 16. Mr. J.R. Roberts, the publicity manager of the festival, said
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    The dress with a silky look
    219 10 The dress with a silky look pVERYBODY is wearAJ ing cotton these days. And the one that is making high fashion news in Singapore is a kind of fabric which can be worn from morn to night. It has been introduced In the local market several months ago but it
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      298 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS the State (8). 8. Piece of music by a taint? 6. AigumenU agalaat om'i No. a bad type (8). shelter being fixed (10) B. A duck In the channel, and 7. Goddess gives a double emone rodent (6). brace at another time (8) 10. Just glance
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    TIN SHARES IMPROVE BUT TURNOVER REMAINS SMALL
    475 12 From Our Market Correspondent TIN shares were a little better selectively and the tin index rose 7 points, on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, but despite the improved tone the turnover continued very small There were a number of announcements available to tin
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    617 12 Business on the Malayan Stock Excnanxe. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In bracket?: Industrials: Fraser and Neava (10.000) 52.39 ON.. Gammon (2.000) Jt1.73. Straits Traders (2.OO0) $4.13; (2.000) $4.13, (1.0UO) $4.17. Minings: Ay. Hltam (400) 4*ts. ON.. (100) 483. 6d. ON., (1.5O0) 495.. (100)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 12 SINGAPORE. Sept. 13. RUBBER: 864 cents per lb. (down fiveeighths of .i cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: Stii cents (quiet). TIN: 5478.25 per picul (up 52.75). I Miniated unofficial offering 250 tons (unchanged).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    211 12 OCTOBER flrtt grade rubbtr buytri f.e.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at £68 cents per lb. down five-elghtba of a rent on Tuesday's closing price. The tone was quitt. S C.C.R.A. doping prices In cents per lb. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. spot rob. buyers srtj. sellers MSN; Int.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    124 12 I CHIPS lying alengide tht Smcip.r. •> wharvei taday art: Beotong 21/22. Soon Bee NW. 4, Pan 40/41. Stanvac Malacca 42/43. Rokkal Mara 25/26. Mandowl BA. Perorate 38/39. Bumatr» 46. Vietnam 13/16. Outtr reads: KamnK DJawm, Kaoekoe, Glan^-yle. Hokal Mara. Triumph. Straits Breeze. Hong Tat, Oiakdlna. Nagoya
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    Sungei Tukang
    9 12 Sunfri Taking produced 80.600 lb. In August.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    82 12 THK Fedemtion Minister of 1 Finance ha« fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on Sept. 14. Rubber 85"- B cents a lb. Copra .-416 a ton. Coconut oil -UJS a ton. Palm oil 5676.7S a ton. Palm kernels 5313.25 a ton. The rates
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    Guthrie results
    57 12 Output from the estates and mines In the Guthrie Agency (Malay*) Ltd. Group for August and for 1961 to date In brackets are as follows: rubber 8.366,000 lb. (60,154.000 lot. Tern (black) 146 400 lb (1.163.900 lb.), palm oil 1.996 tons (15,600 tons). Palm krrmels 473 tons (3.992
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    Tin price continues to advance in Singapore
    261 12 CVDR the second day I in succession the Singapore tin price improved yesterday and gained $2.75 to $478.25 per picul. The offering was unchanged at 250 tons. The market took rather a better view of the position following the American assurance that the
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    116 12 T Ht ChmtM Praduc* lichmii, Sln|ap*r«. n**n prlcci Mr p,cul ytrtirday HNI C»pr»: UK/Continent September chlpment 526 .buyers $26* "Hers C*«*nut aNI bulk $37* wllen rtnim (40 seller* PtNtt: Muntok wnite ••lien. Sarawak white *172| •ellers. «pecl«i Sarawak black «M2i •ellera. garbled Lamport* Mark .Jn" f,"" r *>
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    103 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares wwe steady. IM« Caster* Jumped 2s. sd. to Bs. 6d Mcpbenona eased Is. 9d. to 475. Base metals and oils also remained steady. Interstate Oil gained Sd. to Bs. lid. Common wraith bonds were firm. Con. Zinc WH.B.H. <I0t.) 21/IH* Mt. isi n-AV> A.P.*.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    87 12 I JME Malayan Cxariang* Banks* Association made tb?*ff channea in Its rat*, to merchants yesterday (all rmtca to $100): Nsw Zsaland: buying airmail T.T. 2/4 3'B: O.D. 2/t 9/16. Ctrmsny: buying airmail T.T. 131 J: O.D. 132*. •siting T.T. er O.D. ready: New Zsaland 2 3 15 16:
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      94 12 S.S. LOIDE NICARAGUA' Looding: Smgopore 18/20 Sept. Dim: Durban 9 Oct Whom 21/22 Sept. R. de Janeiro 22 Oct. Pcnong 23/24 Sept. Santos 24 Oct. Boewos Aires 30 Oct! October loader: S.S. "LOIDE HAITI" THE EAST ASIATIC CO. LTD Spore Phone 7601 Denmark House Penong: Phone ***** Singapore. Shorn Phone
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      453 12 SHIPPING NOTICES I MESSAGEKIES MARITIMES CO. m v MEKONG Arrived 6.9.61. A General Survey of all I damaged cargo discharged ex the above vessel will be held In the S.H.B. Godowns No 4/5 on 15th Sept.. 2961 from 800 a.m. until j 4.30 p.m. No other survey will be held
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      602 12 NOTICE BUKIT PANJONG LIMITED Fcdrrrtion of Malar* We have b*«» authorised by $20iOM000 B^^ t/i.l I there is no trmli In the rumour i/iti— l96\ 'reported in. the local press :hat Notice Is hereby given that th« I the esUt« Is for sale. A tentative Transfer Register of the above-
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      1504 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT OF TEMPORARY Applications are Invited from CLERK OF WORKS I Federal Citizens or SUte Nationals IN n. I it. PAHAM. fo> the posts of Assistant SuperAPPUCATIONS are sOTttßd gg tOT from Federal Citizens or state bch ""f^ J" aCt^ Nationals lor appointment as a JJ?**
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      803 13 (Continued from Page 81 SITUATIONS VACANT It Word* SS (Mln.)-Box St tt*. extra WANTED Tamll-speaklng youth aged 17 to 19 for delivery work. Starting salary $60.00. Apply P.O. Box 237, Singapore. CLERK OP WORKS with good R.C. construction knowledge to supervise la Penang. Please give personal particulars to Box A
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      978 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Word* IS (Ml*.)— Box St tt*. txtro IF SERVICE FAMILY want bungalow Fntnkel Estate Please Ring (Spore > 3410 x 509 Bgt. Curnow. UNFURNISHED ROOM near bus stop. Suitable for working girls or couples. Call at 390 Macpherson Road Happy Garden. Spore 13. LUXURY FURNISHED, tally equipped
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      699 13 HOUSES It LAND FCR SALE It Word* SS (Mln.)— Box SO tt*. oxtrm SARIMBUN AVENUE: Over 2 acres 999 years leasehold. suitable for farming, 2Oc per sq. ft. David Phoa Sons. Valuer A Entate Agencies. Tel: iS'poro *****. *****. OFFICE SPACE VACANT It Word* SS (Mi*.)— Box St tt: txtrm
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      711 13 WANTED It Word* SS (Vim.)— Box St tt: txtra SMALL CHRISTAIN FAMILY wishes to adopt a healthy daughter or son a«-e sto 7. Please reply Box A 4652 S.T. B'pore. MACHINERY Wordt SS (Min.)-Box St tt*. txtra FOR SALE OR Hire 19RB and 10RH excavators with front shorel or draclloe
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    PAY PART OF YOUR WAY ON OVERSEAS TRIPS, FMOC RULES
    324 14 rpHE Federation of Malaya Olympic Council decided today that in future all officials and competitors to international Games w*ll have to meet of their expenses. For the SEAP Games at Rangoon in December each Malayan competitor will have to pay
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    All tuned up and ready for big event
    277 14  -  MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE, Wed.— All is set for Singapore's biggest sports event of the year— the Singapore Grand Prix— on Saturday ana Sunday Except for the Indonesian motor-cyclists, who are expected to arrive at any time, and Peter Brown, one
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    NEVILLE RACES TO HIS DEATH AT MANX JUNIOR GP
    77 14 URED NEVILLE on his AJS motor-cycle, leading the field in the Manx Junior Grand Prix by more than a minute. But at Appledens. 31 miles before the finish, he lost control on the dangerously wet road and crashed. The 26-year-old motor-cycle
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    SIX SERVICES STARS TO MISS GUP TIE ON SUNDAY
    140 14 SIX SERVICES STARS TO MISS GUP TIE ON SUNDAY CINOAPORE. Wed. Singapore Joint Services will not have their lull side against Malacca lor Sunday's Malaya Cup match at Jalan Besar Stadium (7.30 p.m.) Their six RAF player.-; left last night with the Far East Air Force touring team to Hong
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    Techs win narrowly
    75 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Technical College had to tight hard to beat St. John's Institution 6-5 in the Lewis Cup rugger competition at Bukit Nanas today. Techs had a 3-0 lead at half-time with an unconverted try by Ridzwan Shabani, but lost it when Adrian d e Silva
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    Lock icon Benaud claims seven for 53
    552 14 •pDINBURGH, Wed. E* Richie Benaud the Australian captain, was in great form when the two-da<y match against Scotland began here yesterday. He had a spell of seven wickets for 26, and Scotland were all out for 172. Benaud finished with an analysis of seven for
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      1478 14 |l^p 1 1 I i ■fTr^T^rjpfTwrJTnfl notices tenders ™^^^~™™*-i TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE _______^b_.- I ikm<* r_» iS7» Tenders from Class 'EX' and 1935/ „-85. pint MiQn au^ the provlfilons of yj^ 13 of Bcecuuve P^ > to L£ r NOTICE is hereby given that tralian Regiment will
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      23 14 RENAULT now I only H*****) Price reduced. Value unchanged' Try the Dauphine ai Progress Motors or other Renault dealers. A RENAULT PRODUCT •M/J44/I*
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      213 14 SOCCER SPORE PREMIER LGE: Junior Clubs v Royal Navy (Jn Besar, 5.15 p.m.). S'GOR SENIOR KO: Rangers v Indonesia Muda (6 p.m.); Sunrise v TPCA (7.30. both matches at Merdeka Stadium). PENANG JUNIOR KO: SLRC v Ramblers 'C\ Police v CRC (both matches at D. Kramat). KLUANG DIST KO: Oovt
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      70 14 ford 'A' 3 (try) Edwardians B 0 ClifTordians B 0. at K. Kangsar. St. Andrew's B 9 <2 tries, penalty) Jurong Secondary 0. at B'pore. FRIENDLIES: SCC 'B JO The Blacks 8 at Spore; Perak Asian* wo Police, at Ipoh. HOCKEY POWELL EVANS SHIELD (J. Bahru): J3 Police 0 4th
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    $519 shock at Penang
    1786 15  -  EPSOM JEEP, :««im*l MITCHELL TAKES TOP HONOURS WITH A TREBLE r>AN"S Stables Li- mavaddy caused a sensation at Penang today when he took the sixth race to pay a win dividend of $519 a record for this racing centre. The five year-old Australian gelding by St
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    43 15 TOTAL POOL $89,456 Ist *****8 $39,730 2nd *****0 $15,892 3rd *****0 7.946 STARTERS ($2,648 each) No*. *****0. *****9 *****2 *****7 *****6 *****8. CONSOLA T I 0 N Si. 000 each) No*. *****5 *****7 *****2 *****5 *****0 *****3 *****6 *****2 *****8 *****1.
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    41 CLASS 1 HORSES ENTERED FOR $50,000 GOLD CUP
    1031 15 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Forty-one Class 1 horses have been entered for the $50,000 Singapore Gold Cup to be run over l| miles at Bukit Timah on Oct. 1. But only about half of them will be handicapped for the richest Malayan Classic.
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      Rangers are not in SHA League
      343 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— Hangers, the top Selangor soccer rliib who made n successful venture into competitive hockey last season, will not field a team ln the Selansor Hockey Association Leapue this yf;ir The repson: Several of their be.«t nlnyers. including Ronlan Buang, NaKaretnam. Arthur
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      October meeting at Penang
      38 15 PENANG. Wed. The Penang Turf Club's October Meeting will be for horses ln Classes 3 and 5. Distances for both classes are 5Jf or 7Jf and 6f or BJf. Entries close on Sept. 27.
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      106 15 Grand Opening TONIGHT! GREAT EASTERN CIRCUS DIRECT FROM INDIA. ;JijL The bii?}?p>t circus ever to visit the Fc-dTatlon > wJL at SEREMBAN *j£ff} LOBAK ROAD Y£ j one show only at 8.30 p.m. From Tomorrow Daily at 6.15 9.15 p.m. PRICKS: Box of 5 S2o'-. S5. S4. $2. j VJfc
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      556 15 FW67 I BEFORE- clears out ROUNDWORMS and j d WMk THREADWORMS. Th«e worrm l.v. i™k*Bnd inside you and grow by taking the food *Tl Zjl. I you eat. You lose weight and energy, feel mn worm irritable and miserable. Children will stop V^ growing, get headaches and colic pains and
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    Lock icon Forest fires rage in Java
    271 16 Prayers for rain as drought drags on JAKARTA. Wed. A jmll of dust ;iii(l smoke from lores! fires hangs over Java and islands lO Ihe Kmsl of it as Indonesia enters its fourth month ol drought. On Lombok island, in the Lesser Sundas, five people
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    Japanese beat Spore 12-6
    42 16 SINGAPORE. Wed—Singapore's water polo side were outplayed 12-6 by the visiting Japanese Universities at River Valley Road pool tonight. The Japanese team, with four Olympic Games players, were luster and fitter. Their spt'fd upasl Singapore from the start.
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    Queens' uncle dies, 59
    43 16 EDINBURGH. Wed. Sir, David Bowes-Lyon. uncle of the Queen and a brother of the Queen Mother, died of a j heart attack today aged 59. I Sir David was a director of ia large number of companies including Dunlops.
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    Hewitt wins
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    Aussies reply with 241
    57 16 EDINBURGH. Wed.— The Aus- i tr.Uians were all out for 241 by ten, in rcplv to Scotland's 172. on the .-econd and last day of their match here today. Tea scores In the other match were: At SCARBOROUGH: Champion Count v Hants 220-5 (H. Horton 101
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    LONDON STOCKS
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    High-speed patrol vessels for Royal Malayan Navy
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    DEATHS
    124 16 CABLE RECriVED v T U. Ch.riy.in. BAY Chanel thai hn beii.v.ci ti'iur .Mr T. v Cbertyao, of Ayioor. I M i-'in IIIMHII. ANTHIYEDOI i.f :r. ManalhWW Kai '1 iv.inun. Railway* Gmu and i-rothrr of Ajnlrthaatngam viii bt h. m rt -o. Tan Tock nt: Hospital Quarter* at MJt an:
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    86 16 THE FAMILY OF the laU Mia. M.uv ADdrt'UFiiny th:ink< dM a UN mnrr.-il. MM rt-;uh, thfir >ud b«T*'Hvvm*r.t recently. DR. MAMAZIR BIN MOHAMEO nn<l family llmnk relMiw-* Bad fn*od» for their kind memiaKM of U nnMthx. assistance and attendance Ht the funeral of his Kite father liohamed bin Ixltandar
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    44 16 ROSEE O'OR 11. <!u i".i .i;M m;it. M l.itoroua from <>rl«l liy Ahmad DMM Arthur Ur. Friday Btmum •«irc<i liy Ki.ihtn. n~ iif P Models from Rnt!i W.irnerji Haftpori Moi»' l Academy. Make-up bj» K^vlon. y Town Country. Wta a D.nnrr Kor I
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