The Straits Times, 18 September 1961

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    22 1 \VIUA(.I DAILY IERTIFIIII SAI i: EXCEEDS 90.000 Mai** 4 New*** 1 The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1961 15 CENTS
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    MERGER 'IN ORBIT'
    1159 1 Lee, back from talks, says: In June 1963 we will land on earth quite safely All of main problems ironed out SINGAPORE, Sunday THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today that the merger of Singapore as the 12th State of the Federation was "now in
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    Planter wins Grand Prix
    128 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. Lan Barnwell. a rubber planter from Temcrloh. Pahang. won Singapore "s first Grand Prix held at Srnibauanu today, driving an Aston Martin. He received SI. OOO and a gold cup. Police estimated today's crowd at 100.000— the big- i rest ever to attend a
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    LIM CHIN SIONG IS NAMED BARISANLEADER
    346 1 LIM CHIN SIONG IS NAMED BARISAN LEADER SINGAPORE, Sun jyjß. LIM CHIN SlONd was today announced the secretary-general of the Barisan Socialis, his iirsl post in :i political party since his release from dcU'nlion in 11).")!). Dr. Lee Siew Choh. former parliamentary secretary to the Ministry ot Home Affairs, i.s
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    44 1 CAIRO. Sun— Egypt *> gov-ernment-owned press today gave banner headlines to reports of a revolt in Iraq. Quoting various sources, the uew&papers. said fighting had been going on for three i days between the Iraqi Army and rebellious Kurdish tribes. I Reuter.
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    Lock icon Tshombe, UN chief for truce meeting
    1243 1 Tshombe, UN chief for truce meeting KATANGA TROOPS CEASE ATTACKS ON IRISH, TURN ON WHITE OFFICERS LEOPOLDVILLE, Sunday. PRESIDENT Tshombe of Katanga has agreed to ceasefire talks with the U.N., it was announced here today. Earlier the U.N. announced that Katanganese troops had halted their on attack the beleaguered Irish
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    SEATOchief for talks
    52 1 SYDNEY. Sun SEATO's secretary-general. Mr. Pote Sarasln. arrived in Sydney today for a two-week visit to Australia and New Zealand. He la to meet the Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies. and his Cabinet in Canberra for talks on "various minor problems" while in Australia. Mr. Sarasin
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    Lock icon Red editor vanishes: Defection theory
    295 1 Red editor vanishes: Defection theory OONG KONG. Sun. 11 The editor of the leading Communist newspaper here, the Ta Kuii2 Pno. was reported today to have disappeared and speculation grow that be had defected to Britain or the United States. Mr Eric Chou. one of China's best-known foreign rorrcspondrnts, waa
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    LATEST
    36 1 i RED THREAT TO |«id \\> *t. m Pwwi I th.it if We»l ■fhten in ik< ■muttta Bight tn Berlin, <^ lh 'l.i I 1 'nr mI n tin [be -Ix>t down bj Sin lading f" k<
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    Lock icon 300 IN SIT DOWN 'DISARM' Irow are arrested!
    191 2 300 IN SIT DOWN 'DISARM' Irow are arrested! HOLY LOCH (Scotland), Sun. —Three hundred demonstrators were arrested here last night for staging a protest sit down near the berth of Proteus, the U.S. Polaris submarine supply ship. The demonstrators were arrested by the local police force reinforced with 100--men from
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    Rub-a-dud tub
    47 2 LONDON, Sun— Six students escaped injury last night when their motor-driven, three-wheeled bath-tub collided with two cars at Penrith. Cumberland The students are trying to drive from John O'Groats, Scotland, to Lands End most southerly point m England, on behalf of the Empire Cancer Campaign
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    No handicap
    29 2 GENEVA. Sun. Franz Merkt, a 40-year-old Gsnnan ex-serviceman with a wooden right leg and a partly-am-putated left foot yesterday climbed 15.782 ft. Mont Blanc. Europe's highest mountain.
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    Lock icon Election in East, too
    64 2 BERLIN. Sun. East Germans went in their thousand to the polls today to cast open votes for candidates of the Communist-dominated National Front in nation-wide local elections. There are no opposition candidates. The only way a voter can express disapproval ot the candidates is to cros.out
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    Lock icon Adenauer expected to be re-elected Chancellor
    375 2 SOCIAL DEMOCRATS AIM TO BREAK MAJORITY BONN, Sunday. \\l I> T Germans today went to the polls to elect a new Parliament and decide who will lead the government as Chancellor for the next four years. Voting began in the morning in brilliant weather
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    Lock icon 'Reds to deport Germans from West border'—US
    259 2 'Reds to deport Germans from West border'— US WASHINGTON. Sun.— U.S. officials said today that the East German Government authorities, with Soviet backing, were planning the arrest and mass deportation of Ea.st German citizens living along the boundary of the Soviet sector of Berlin and Germany. The officials, who did
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    Rebels kill 37
    25 2 JAKARTA. Sun. Darul Islam rebels killed 37 villagers and fired 150 houses in a raid on Tjimuntjang. West Java, the Government announced
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    Lock icon 18-lb. baby
    27 2 MONTREAL. Sun. Mrs. Benoit Beauchemm. mrmpr's wife, yesterday gave birth lo an 181 b. boy. It w.is her 14th child. Both are doing well— Reuter.
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    Lock icon TYPHOON CUTS A TRAIL OF DEATH IN JAPAN
    213 2 TYPHOON CUTS A TRAIL OF DEATH IN JAPAN TOKYO, Sunday. THYPHOON Nancy blew itself into the northern Pacific today after taking a heavy death toll and causing extensive property damage in Japan. Police headquarters in Tokyo listed 143 dead. 46 missing and 2.267 Injured. Casualties were expected to Increase with
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    Lock icon 11 people die in gales in British Isles
    106 2 I ONDON. Sun Klcvm people were killed and many more hurt as gales r.iKi-d in from the outer edge of Hurricane* [>ebbie yesterday, leaving trail of damaged houses, dismantled telephone cables, fallen trees and flooded fields in the British Isle« Ireland suffered
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    Lock icon Fight for life—and death
    431 3 Fight for life— and death TURKISH DOCTORS WORK THROUGH NIGHT TO KEEP MENDERES ALIVE TO MEET HANGMAN ISTANBUL, Sunday. rjOCTORS last night were fighting for the life of ex-Premier Adnan Menderes, so that— in the words of a military spokesman "he should recover to be hanged." Mr. Menderes, "strong man"
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    Lock icon Spitfire leads Battle' Day fly-past
    308 3 Spitfire leads Battle Day fly-past BIGGIN HILL, Sun.— Nearly 200,000 people streamed into this war-time air force fighter station yesterday to see flying displays by British, French and United States pilots. Biggin Hill one of Britain's front-line airfields against the German air onslaught of 1940 was on c of 16
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      KASSEM CLAIMS A VICTORY
      204 3 JiAGDAD, Sun. Bagdad Radio said yesterday that the Iraq Government has won a victory against an "Imperialistic movement in northern Iraq." The broadcast said that M;i>.-Gen. Abdul Karim Kas.>em, Iraq's Prime Minister, is receiving thousands of cables and letters congratulating him on his victory and reiterating
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    Lock icon Four to die
    37 3 NAIROBI, Sun.— Four Africans were° sentenced to death yesterday for the murder of Mrs. Norah Osborne. 32, a farmer's wife, who was slashed to death at her home in Mau Narok on May s.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon MURDERED EXPLORER IS BURIED IN BRAZIL
    136 3 MURDERED EXPLORER IS BURIED IN BRAZIL RIO DE JANEIRO, SunRichard Mason, the young British explorer clubbed to death last week by Indians in dense Brazilian jungle, was buried at the British cemetery her* yesterday. Mason's body was flown here from an emergency airfield at Cachimbo, where it had been taken
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    19 NATIONS AT 'PEACE THROUGH LAW DISCUSSION
    283 3 TOKYO, Sunday. t>EACE through law will be the guiding prin- ciple for Asian lawyers, jurists and legal educators when they begin their discussions here tomorrow at the Asian conference on world peace through law. Berlin was expected to be one of the major
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    De Gaulle plot: Third arrest
    64 3 PARIS, Sun.— Police today arrested a third suspect in connection with last week's assassination attempt on President de Gaulle. He was identified as Bernard Barbance. a motor dealer. Two men already under arrest are alleged to have helped plant th e bomb intended to blow
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    Lock icon Ghana paper gagged
    42 3 ACCRA, Sun.— The opposition Ashanti Pioneer is to be "vetted" by a nominee of the Minister of Information before publication, the Ghana Government announced yesterday. The order said the Pioneer published matter "prejudicial to public order and safety." Reuter.
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    Dental week
    26 3 HONG KONG, Sun.— A dental health week will be held here from Sept. 25 It is organised by the Hong Kong Dental Association. i
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      404 3 RADIO SIN^APORP Musicians; 10.30 Philosophical MAUIU dIIMUAKUKL Perspective; 11.00 Sing It Again; BHOET WAVE SERVICE: 11.30 Invitation To Dream; 12 00 41 metres Clow Down. MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE D mA Maiax/a 476 metres RADIO MALAYA A.M. 6.00 Good Morning- 6.02 NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; SERMCE 41.7 metres
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    Racing thrills for 100,000
    453 4 SINGAPORE, Sun GRAND PRIX UPSETS AND SURPRISES PROVIDE EXCITING TIME ON MALAYAN CIRCUIT yyELL over 100,000 people filled the vast catch, ment areas round the three-mile Grand Prix circuit at Sembawang today for the two final races. In a day of upsets and surprises, all of
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    RATION ZONES TODAY
    190 4 SINGAPORE, Son. Water will be rut off in ZONE ONK and ZONE FOUR from x am to 1 p.m. tomorrow. ZONE) ONK is bounded by Kalians Kivrr, Cry lane Road, I'jya l.rim Road and the southern boundary' of Singapore International Airport to 12 m.s. Tamprnis Road, Kampone
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    Singapore wedding
    43 4 MR. YEE HOCK MENG, the only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Yee Hong Kuan and his bride, the former Miss Chan Sem Moi, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chan Choo. The wedding took place in Singapore on Sunday.
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    Vic. recital
    30 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Miss Joan Hammond, the Australian soprano, will give a recital, which is being sponsored by the Singapore Musical Society, at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night
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    3 more branches join SMMWU
    316 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. T*HE general secretary of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, Mr. T.V. Gomez, announced today that three more new branches have joined his union, i They are the International Film Distributors Ltd.. the American President Lines Ltd and the National Cash Register
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    Safety First display
    46 4 SINGAPORE, Sun— An exhibition of Safety First Posters at the Lecture Room of the National Library was opened today. The exhibition, held in conjunction with the Safety First Week from Sept. 18 Sept. 20. will open dally from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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    Tourist is stabbed four times
    111 4 Tourist is stabbed four times SINGAPORE. Sun. An American tourist. Richard Michael Srenner. 37. was stabbed four times in the back at Woodleigh Park today and was admitted to the general hospital in a serious condition. Police said Premier was stabbed following an argument with t-A'o youths. He is now
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      460 4 Tn€ Smff€ipOro ZriUfjr SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: lay conversation 11 a.m., InterExhibition of paintings by local national cooking 10.30 a.m. and artists. British Council Hall. 10 5.15 p.m. ajn. to 6 pjn. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY SINGAPORE MI'SICAL SO- MOVEMENT: Free film show at CIETY CHOIR: St. Andrews Mount Emily Girls 1 Home
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    Indonesia's First Lady
    97 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. Indouesia's First Lady, Mrs. Fatmawati Soekarno. left by Garuda plane for Jakarta this afternoon after a five-day private visit to Singapore. An Indonesian Consulate spokesman said Mrs. Soekarno had been here alone on holiday. Yesterday women members of Singapore Umno feted Mrs. Soekarno at a
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    VACCINE IS AVAILABLE AT 15 CENTS
    102 5 VACCINE IS AVAILABLE AT 15 CENTS SINGAPORE. Sun. The Government Medical Department is selling anti-cholera vaccine to medical practitioners at 15 cents a dose, a spokesman for the Health Ministry said today. He said that before the Health Ministry put on sale anti-cholera vaccine to the public, some medical practitioners
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    Appeal courts
    26 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Court of Appeal (Civil) and Court of Criminal Appeal will sit in the Supreme Court here tomorrow, both at 10.30 a.m.
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    Alsagoff is new chief of welfare
    83 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Syed Abdullah Alsagoff. a member of the Railway Service Commission, was unanimously elected president of the Central Welfare Council at its annual meeting today. He replaces Mr. B. H. Tan. who has been president of the council for the last five
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    Union chief: Govt will be able to save $100 million
    334 5 Union chief: Govt will be able to save $100 million RAISING OF RETIRING AGE TO 60 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. pX)LLOWING the Government's decision to raise the compulsory re- tiring age for civil servants from 55 to 60 years, it would be able to save $100 million during the next five
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    NEARLY ALL 6-12 AGE GROUP NOW AT SCHOOL
    114 5 NEARLY ALL 6-12 AGE GROUP NOW AT SCHOOL l/UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Ninety-five per cent of Malayan children aged between six and 12 years are now attending primary schools In the Federation. This represents about 1.5 million youngsters. The Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Tallb. said this yesterday
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    New tax men
    38 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof Ishak. has aopointed Messrs. Wong Ha Hee. Hsu Tse-kwang. Leong Hong Toh and Leong Chee Beng to be deputy controllers of Income Tax from July 1. 1961.
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    MALAY CONTRACTORS PLAN SYNDICATE TO BID FOR MOSQUE
    228 5 MALAY CONTRACTORS PLAN SYNDICATE TO BID FOR MOSQUE I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malay contractors In the Federation and Singapore will meet here on Oct. 1 to discuss the formation of a syndicate which will tender for contracts to build Malaya's $5 million National Mosque. The general secretary of the Associated Malay
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    Lensmen's work
    81 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. An exhibition of 150 photographs by top Japanese cameramen will be held by the Photographic Society of the Federation of Malaya at the British Council hall here from Oct. 5 to 3. The show, which will be opened by the Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Wataru Okuma,
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    Land for 1,200 families next year
    176 5 Land for 1,200 families next year KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation Government Is to resettle 1,200 landless families on nine existing land development schemes next year. The Federal Land Development Authority has announced the launching of phase two of its schemes under which 9.000 acres (1.000 acres for each land
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    DATO ONN'S CONDITION 'IMPROVING'
    68 5 DATO ONN'S CONDITION 'IMPROVING' JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, 65, leader of Party Negara, is resting in the General Hospital here, recovering from a second heart attack in recent months. A member of his family said he was admitted to hospital two weeks ago. His condition was improving.
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    P.P.P. rally
    30 5 KLANG, Sun.— The Klang branch of the People's Progressive Party will hold a public rally at th e Old Market vacant land here at 1 p.m. on Tuesday.
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    Govt. D-plan spending will reach peak in 1963
    598 6 STORE INTERIM REPORT STRESSES PLANNING NEEDED SINGAPORE. Sun. rpHE scale of expenditure envisaged in the Singapore Government's development plan will reach its peak in 1963, says the interim report of the commission of inquiry into the constructional capacity of Singapore, issued here
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    TOURISM DRIVE MAKING PROGRESS
    164 6 I£UALA LUMPUK, Sun. Regional promotion of tourism is making great progress in Asia, the tourism promotion officer, Inche Osman Siru. said today. Inche Osman returned here on Friday after attending a meeting of the South Asia Travel Commission at Katmandu, Nepal. "Efforts arc being made by
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    Exhibition
    22 6 RAWANG. Sun. An agricultural and industrial exhibition was opened at Kuang yesterday as part of the subdistrict's fourth independence anniversary celebrations
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    Forum on Singapore politics
    120 6 Forum on Singapore politics SINGAPORE. Sun.— Leaders of Singapore"s four political parties will discuss questions put to them by local and foreign Press representatives in a forum on "The Political Situation In Singapore Today" over the English service of Radio Singapore at 7.15 p.m. on Thursday. The speakers are Mr.
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    DELEGATES OFF TO OPEN EXCHANGE OF RURAL YOUTHS
    207 6 DELEGATES OFF TO OPEN EXCHANGE OF RURAL YOUTHS I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. A youth delegation of three will leave for the Philippines tomorrow to set up an exchange programme for rural youths in the Association of South-East Asia (ASA) countries. The team, led by Syed Kamarulzaman bin Syed Bahaldin. secretary of
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    Message to lawyers
    80 6 KUALA LUMPIR. Sun. It is the duty of both men and nations to spare no efforts to sustain the rule of law to insure the reign of world peace. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said this in a goodwill mes- sage sent to the conference of
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    Music teacher weds in St. Georges' Church
    47 6 Music teacher weds in St. Georges' Church Mr. M. B. Allaway. a representative of Nestles in Malacca, and his bride. A. E. Philips, of Singapore, after their wedding at St. Georges Church. Penang. The bride, a music teacher, is the daughter of Mrs. J. Philips of India.
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    Cup for V.I.
    39 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Victoria Institution retained the Dr. Mohamed Razlf Cup for the second year In succession when they beat the Federation Military College in an inter-school debating competition at the Victoria Institution Hall yesterday.
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    KEEP SODIUM ARSENITE LOCKED UP
    82 6 KEEP SODIUM ARSENITE LOCKED UP KUALA LUMPUR. 3un.— The Federation Government has gazetted a new icgulation to ensur c that sodium arsemte. a weed killer, is safe, ly stored and docs no* become a source of accidental poisoning. Under the regulation, it is now the responsibility of people possessing sodium
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    Reaction to merger by June, 1963 mixed
    821 7 Reaction to merger by June, 1963 mixed PMIP: A LITTLE LATE—PPP: LEE SHOULD GET NEW MANDATE KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday np\VO Federation Opposition party leaders today criticised the latest developments in the merger talks between the Federation and Singapore Prime Ministers The publicity officer of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party, Abu Bakar
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    Busy day for Mentri Besar—he opened eight rural projects
    160 7 Busy day for Mentri Besar— he opened eight rural projects V I l AM.. Sun.— The Mentri Besar. Johore. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Haji Yunos, was a busy man today. In a tour of Kluang District he somehow managed to find time to address the local rural development committee and
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    Our US $126 m. in sterling reserves
    278 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MALAYA and Singapore together contributed US$l26 million out of the US$l6O million from five countries to the net reserves of the overseas sterling area last year. This Is revealed in the Minual report of the International Monetary Fund, lust published.
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      221 7 Buys Bunny By Balph MMoinulahl ls^B™«rir-^ *W! if"\] \C there goes I IfTfAVAV/ iHWPWn *n~- I n^~" svivester (AMome/tbte) Hrrv 7n ~6ETS BUMPEP ENOUGH BRUISER OUTV V/V^} VF A W/ fi' <V&L Li'l Abnor By Al Vnpp v 'ißm*'S J «r.V^y#l^^ll WELL < *lt < e^niK NOBODY ELSE 'II **xj
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 8 M H*rWi Sl* (Mimmmm, IN MEMORY of mv heknred himband H'nrlTV lo>eph who ft. "l on -Kcr'ed r.T if' and children nil».
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    24 8 Han't 52. j* fttßj YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rail} Ratur September 7 30 pm. Victona I Hall. Teen-Uirn' contest I'.irticipatioti quiz. All invited
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    406 8 M Wmrit Sill Minimum THE OFFICE OF f J. I" I i I. 1 Thr Ariiidf ami KIU- ntmk I Arcad'. S pore will b» rkxwd „1 CONTACT LENSES'* Pflntult H C Law of Sl»r Optical <"<i <"liltord Mr»df. Collrcr Quay. Hbont Sintapore Of your appomtmrnt. UIIV'I SPECIAL OFFER:
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    The Straits Times Monday. September 18. 1961. The Twelfth State
    581 8 The Straits Times Monday. September 18. 1961. The Twelfth State MerflH DSaffOttatJoM between the Federation and Singapore Governments continue to prosper. At their second meeting, Tengku Abdul Rahman and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew have been able to settle en a target date ior integration June 1963 and they have also
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    Language Issue
    378 8 Extension of Ceylon's state of emergency for a further month presumably means that the Tamil-speaking Hindus and Muslims in the Northern and Eastern Provinces are as adamant as ever in their opposition to enforcement of the Official Language Act under which Sinhala became the sole official language at
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    Harvest failure
    264 8 The shortage whieii has doubled the price of rice in Jakarta is the result of serious drought ruining the padi harvest in many parts of Ja\ a and the islands eastward. In the capital, at least, the Government seems to have sutficient rice to supply demand and the
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    STORMY DAYS AHEAD FOR THE U.N. AND DAG
    1368 8 STORMY DAYS AHEAD FOR THE U.N. AND DAG STARTING TOMORROW: From the LONDON TIMES GREAT as was the Sturm und Drang at the last annual session of the United Nations General Assembly, when some 30 heads of Government and twice as many Foreign Ministers attended and Mr. Khrushchev did his
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      THE WATER CRISIS AND THE SANCTIMONIOUS
      165 8 THE sanctimonious complaints of people like Mr A. D'Souza on the u.->e of water for washing cars and watering gardens during the present water shortage leaves me completely unmoved. It I use water for these purpo.se.-> at lea.st I am paying for It and
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      VACANT QUARTERS
      113 8 REGARDING the statt- ment by the Actlaig Permanent Secretary to the Finance Minister, Mr. Oon Khye Klang. on the question of vacant government quarters (S.T. Sept. 6>. I know of the case of a friend who has been told that he Is not eligible for government quarters because
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      MALAY IN VARSITY
      97 8 I AM glad to see that 700 students, professors, lecturers and non-academic .staff of the University of Malaya have been studying the national language for the past 18 months (S.T. Sept. 11). I do think this step deserves praise because it can accelerate the use of Malay
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    India tots up the soaring cost of not drinking
    295 8  - India tots up the soaring cost of not drinking RAWLE KNOX From NEW DELHI. Sun—Foreign aid Is not only financing Indli's Industrial revolution but sub-.-idlsing her morals. Figures just Issued by the Central Government show that its offer to tlie State Governments to make up 50 per cent ol their
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      211 8 if 3F iiiS BatttK k n q l n nT Thirty seconds! and ruling ».chr>. I n lj nila stabbine t\Mn(fes. melt away in the PfIQII 11 QTI Q 11 warm i;1..» °<~ Mentholatum DEEP MCUIIIQIIOII HEAT treatment. That's better! That 's much better fi L. .n. n. \\\m. Nothing
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    The Barisan view of merger
    1771 9 'IF NO IMMEDIATE PROSPECTS OF COMPLETE UNION, WE MUST STRUGGLE FOR FULL INTERNAL SELF-RULE BY 1963' Lim demands 'right to influence people throughout Malaya on all political issues' SINGAPORE, Sunday rpHE Barisan Socialis stands tor a full and unreserved merger with the Federation, the party's
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    Egg problem in N. Borneo
    186 9 JESSELTON. Sun. Singapore eggs are being sold cheaper than local eggs in North Borneo and tiie North Borneo Legislative- Council was told, this llkelv to continue for some time The acting Chirf Secretary. Mr A M Grler. reDlvlne to a question by an unofficial membpr.
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    Aziz leaves for India for final expert opinion on urea factory
    296 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Minister of Agriculture and Co-Opera-tives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, tonight left for India to seek final expert opinion on the proposed $25 million urea fertiliser plant to be set up at Port Dickson. He
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    KILLED IN CAR-TAXI COLLISION
    78 9 BUNOEI PATANI, Sun.— A Penang businessman. Mr. Tan Ewe Lye. was fatally injured when the car he was driving collided head-on with a taxi in front of the Chinese school at Tlkam Batu yesterday. It was raining heavily at the time of the accident Mr. Tan.
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    Gift of books
    35 9 KUALA LUMPUR. SunOver 90 publications. Including copies of American works translated Into the national language, have been presented to the Gurney Memorial Library at Klang by the United States Information Service here.
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    Tiger killed
    38 9 KUANTAN. Bun. A tiger which has been terrorising the people living around Cheratlng. 28 miles north of here, was shot dead this morning by a villager Just after the tiger had killed one of his goats.
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    Club fund rises to $22,750
    142 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Th-; Press Club of Malaya building fund has reached a total of $22,750 s=nce the campaign to collect money was launched three weeks ago. Latest donations ca m t from: Mr. Low Vat. building contractor, with $3,000: Cathay Organisation (Malaya) Ltd $2,000;
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    YWCA appeal
    32 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Lady Tory, wife of the United Kingdom High Commi.-sioner. Sir Geofroy Tory, thi.s evening made a broadcast appeal asking Malayans to support the Young Women's Christian Association.
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      100 9 y/ %s \H,BATTERY ROAOA \SINGAPORE <k> OMWINGMtfttIAIS ENGINEER* PRISMATIC COMPASSES W DRAWINC INSTRUMENTS I FACTORY watchmen-s clocks MANAGERS SS^v TV* x*s *t TELI v^ 0^ <^\\ V ***** EYE EXAMINATION Tom con eat with lolm teeth but you 1 1 can't m« with artificial «y«s. Yeu> I^^E&- > and only
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      FORCES AGAINST AUTOCRACY: LIGHT ON A DARK SUBJECT
      616 10  -  COLIN LEGUM By PORTUGAL AND ITS EMPIRE: THE TRUTH. By Antonio de Figueiredo. (Golloncx. 18s.) OLDEST ALLY: A Portrait off Soloxor'i Portugal. By Peter Fryer and Patricia McGowan Pinheiro. (Dobson 255.). JT is a curious facl that the longest lived of Western
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      PEOPLE OF 50 NATIONS SERVE IN THIS ARMY
      246 10  - PEOPLE OF 50 NATIONS SERVE IN THIS ARMY JOHN GALE By THE STORY OF THE FRENCH FOREICN LEGION. By Edgar OBallance. F.ibcr. 305.) rriHE French Foreign Legion seems an anachronism in 1961 and its existence is enough to make many people angry: particularly since certain of its parachute units have
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      Book that will bring solace and stimulus
      515 10  -  GERALD HAWKINS By "A T A C O R E READER." Edited by Ami y a Chakravarty. (Macmillan and Co. 401 plus 111 pages, 455.) ITNESCO is sponsor- ing a "collection of representative works" and includes this in the Indian series. Its get-up
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      260 10 NOBODY BUT NOBODY GEIB YOU BETTER TRAVEL BOOK NGB RING m ANGLOFRENCH K. LUMPUR ***** BIG BOOT! Rubber-lined luggage boot: 7 cv. ft. of space. Lockable from inside car. Try Dauphme at Progress Motors or other Renault Dealers. A RENAULT product i>Mi«ir LOCAL BOOKS FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS THE FEDERAL READING
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      310 10 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 4 Nice pirn, for example, ruined 1 New script in great demand: by carelessness (10). might be offered by 9 makers 5 Look sullen when nothing U (8. s>. in place (4). 8 Average one gets flung out: 8 Wordsworth's tranquil recolIt's significant (10). loctlon? (7)
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      1666 11 BLUE FUNNEL LINE FREIGHT ENQUIRIES: Ttl: 7M5 PASSAGE ENOUIRIES: Ttl: 2412. TO ADEN. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON I CONTINENTAL PORTS. Out Spore Sa is P. Sham Penang DEMOOOCUS Vseilifs, l.»irpeel. Amojti It Pt Sept 78 Sept 21 T "EUS Lifirpul. 3>jo« it Port Sift 71 Sett 74/71 Seft TIM ANTILOCNUS B
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      1282 11 WES3EB2^ESI3B^SIiM& THE E. A. C. LINESSAIUNBS TO: MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL > SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. XSlPfiav /Sp**Sj\ "FALSTRIA" II CM. lA/11 Sipt 21 21 Sept "/"*•>< i^OT "fuSiA" E!?.X- "I tti si i!m si Itftfir "v« N s• s :i z i. ti s *tflT m W J "BORIBANA" I) It Nit/ 4DM
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      1667 11 SSluin THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. lINBAPORE iltcerftrttit rt tM tlmii IrtfMa) ifllNtt EXPRESS SERVICES TO LONDON LIVERPOOL 8 CONTINENTAL PORTS Sport P Sham 'tntat MNURII I'ftil. Amouth, Hftrt, t.M/Stft 17 li Pt Sipt 21 Ktrlsh'a, G'moutk. BENNEVIS(H) Haakirg. L'don. R'dam. Hull M'brough. la Pt Sept 74 Sept 79/71 Seft
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      1149 11 tog*- McAUSTER tfc CO., LTD. W_, \ffssV lILI IJMI vKflkatfc. \f*>* (LLERMAM LIMB th KLAVENBSS LINK > LONDON. HAMBURG ROUEROAM NAVRt IOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO 8 NULL SEATTLE. VANCOUVER 1 PORTLAND tuutiif earn tir Ceitral I Sut* CITt OF WELLINGTON lairica 5 poi» f S'nam >-enan| 22 21 Sept 31
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      CLOSING PRICES
      26 12 11 n v m ii 16 (prrlb.) (perpicul) 864 eta. $474.25 86", cts. $475.50 86 clt. $478.25 86 cU. $477.50 86>, cU. $476.00 $47«.!5
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      A new topic: Industrials in the limelight
      1483 12 A new topic: Industrials in the limelight From Our Market Correspondent yy HAT a pleasure it is today to be able to have a new topic concerning the Malayan Stock Exchange which for too long now has been little more than a market for dealing in tin shares. Not that
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      71 12 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made these changes In Its rates to merchants on Saturday (all rates to $100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Swiss Francs 141: Holland Guilders 1 1 8 i: Deutsche Marks 130*. On the free exchange market In Hong Kong, the U.S. dollar was
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      43 12 Industrial*: Tim; t Rubbtrt: WllK't STOCK INDICEt: »tp«- 11 S*»t. 12 (apt. 12 S»pt 14 161.46 160.63 159.53 137.95 .TM. <•,•_• 301.46 307.62 Mill Mtd 340.84 240. M 240.30 Jan. 1 19SS-100. •••I. IS 157.43 304.22 240.30 1« 156.74 303.08 239.33
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      40 12 MrAlister Bedford Cloel.v. KIM t Interim. Current payment n% 20 27jc e t 6d.t Date of payment Oct. 4 Sept. 29 Oct. 26 Oct. 14 Total for year 12 J% 20 "o Total for previous year 10 20"^
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      1253 12 THE *Ute of nhsres on the Malayan Stock Exchange showtna; last business to September 9 (Ai and last bosineM sinr« that date <B> with H and L. standing for Highest and Lowest business this year to date, were: HI I »"< B"Ckl 1.00 JO Ordf 2.20 Atlas
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    • COMMODITY REVIEW
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        Modest 25 cents rally for tin
        405 12 Modest 25 cents rally for tin THE tin price in Sinx gapore on Saturday morning rallied 1 modestly by 25 cents to $476.25 on an unchanged offering of 250 tons. In the previous two trading days the price had drop* ped $2.25 after gaining $4 on Tuesday and Wednesday I
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      1215 12 jK \H-AlineJ, Express U.S.A. Pecitlc tjt Atlantic Coast Service tTA ETA ETA ETA ETA ETA ETA F. S '■am Spore H tont Japan Honolulu L. Angeies N. York '■•*ika*a Mara" Jl '74 Silt Sept 11 Oct 22 Oct 7 NtT "OrtgM Mint" 1,11 let 12/11 Oct 17 Oct 22 Oct
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      412 12 DOH'T MISS THE BOAT! Put money in a safe thing. Invest in the THIRD MALAYAN FUND ond employ experts to spread your investments over AAaloya's soundest enterprises. Applirmlion form and trrt baokM nblninablr from i/m Mmmmprt. M,.. Y .n T p;g;*r,S4.^T!rJ?'rTS'lgiJ, FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE TO AUSTRALIA S.S. "HIMALAYA" (28,000
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      305 12 KEPONG DREDGING CO., LTD. (Incorporated In England) The Board of Directors have declared that a special non-tax-able distribution of 2s. per share out of capital profit from MIM of certain investments. Distribution will be made to the shareholders on the register n 10th October. 1961 including transfers lodged up to
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      696 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited from I Federal Citizens for appointment us Temporary Book-keepers m the Ministry of Education. 2 Salary scale $240 xl 4 $352/ Exam. Bar $366x14 -$492 per j i mensem plus COX. A. at cur- i rent rates. i i Qualifications: Candidates must have passed the
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      565 13 NOTICES ATTENTION BURMA CITIZENS All Union of Burma citizens in- eluding children. If any, who have not lost their national status and i u» present residing in the Federation of Malaya are requested to tegister their names and addresses m the Secretary of the Union j o 1 Burma Embassy
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      921 13 TENDERS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from registered con- 1 tractors will be received at the offlce of the Senior Architect. Ministry of Education. Young /load. Kuala Lumpur up to 3.00 p.m. of the 3rd October. 1961 toi tho construction and completion of 117 Classrooms for Primary School in
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      923 13 (Continued from Pare 8) SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Wordt Si (Min.)— Box Stcts. txtrm WANTED by legal firm experienced ca»e clerk. Knowledge of Chinese dia- ler:s essential. Apply Box A 4668 S.T. Spore. WANTED IMMEDIATELY an English teacner in Mcc Toh Chinese School. 373 Race Course Road. Singapore 8. TeL *****
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      933 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Wordt Si (Min.)— Box St ctl. txtrm COOL ATTRACTIVE UNFURNISHED I 3 bedrooms, 2 riathroom st Braddelt Heights. Rent $330/- Apply Box A 4657 I B.T. Spore. UNFURNISHED ROOM 359-A JalanBesar rent reasonable quiet respectable family modern sanitation bus-stop suitable working girls couple or small family preferable.
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      929 13 EDUCATION 2t Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St tit. txtrm RECISTER EARLY, October session*: Shorthand. Morning: Intensive Course, Evening iPitmans/Qregg). Book-keep-ing. Accounting, Malay-Shorthand. Typing (throughout day). Vacancies: Speed. Theory, different stages. Maths, English, Q/T. Senior, All Standards. Tuition: Kngllsh, Maths. SIC. 75 Middle Road, 10 Collyer Quay, Spore *****. TUITION it
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      865 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 2t Word, Si (Mm.)— Box it ctt. txtrm I AUSTIN VAN A SS 1930 model low mllea<e excellent condition, no dealers. I For details Pbone B'pore ***** omce 1 1 bourn. I FIAT MULTIPLA 1»5» model si sealer excellent condition no dealer*. For details Phone B'pore *****
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      530 13 MISCELLANEOUS Wordt Si (Min.)— Box it ctt. txlrm CROOKIS LACTO CALAMINE LOTION ths foundation of lovelm. ■< i po»jer bass and skin food BVaUablt in 'Iquld or cream presentation TAP! RECORDING. TAPCSPONOING. LlKht mumc. Mono/Btrreo 2 trucks. %l F.-di ration. For nalr: $STI I microscope »lth projector A4X77 T. Spore.
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      POSNER LANDS FOUR WINNERS—PLATE TO CHANLUCKTER
      1917 14  - POSNER LANDS FOUR WINNERS— PLATE TO CHANLUCKTER EPSOM JEEP By PENANG, Sun. It was Merv Posner's day here today when the Penang Turf Club ended its three-day Autumn meeting. The Australian Jockey was in brilliant form winning four races on The Wee Cobbler, Gratification, Bistro and Chanluckcrr. Gratification, a flve-year-old
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      Compensation wins easily
      58 14 LONDON. Sun.— Mrs. G. Lambton's Compensation (11-2> won the Imperial Stakes, run over 61 at Kempton yesterday. Mr. C. W. Engelhard's Pipaway (100-9) was second* and Mr. J. J. Aster's Chevalier (11-1) third of seven runners. Compensation won by nve lengths with five lengths between second and
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      BIG SWEEP
      38 14 Totaj pool $101,219 Ist: *****5 $45,610 2nd: *****3 $18,244 3rd: *****0 $9,122 Starters ($2,027 each) *****3 *****8 *****3 *****9 *****1 *****5 *****5 *****8 *****1 Consolation ($1,000) *****3 *****7 *****5 *****4 *****3 *****0 *****9 *****1 *****7 *****5.
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      Froggie dies in S'pore
      104 14 CINGAPORK. Sun. Frafgie, one of the Ira dint fanctea far tbe $50, m Singapore Gold Cwp to be run at Bnklt Tim»h on Oct. 1, died here yesterday morning. Fragile left Penang. wb*re ha waa trained by Mohamed Za»n, on Thnaday to continue hia preparation at
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      902 14 THE ASIA LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY LTD. 'Incorporated In Sinfa»*re) haviiM >*en Informed thai Policy No *****1 en 'he life of Ishak Bin Shafle has beci lest, hereby i Xi»« notice that If no cb:m In i ni» t of this policy is receive.; by tbe Directors within 21 days from
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      490 14 NOTICE Notice is hereb.' given that Mr. Tan Hian Beng is no longer m j the employ ol this Company and har. no authority to transact any business on our behalf as from the 18th September. 1961. WING M C 0.." LTD. PENANO PORT COMMISSION TENDER FOR StTPF.Y OF MANILA
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      832 14 ANNOUNCEMENT The undersigned .intend* U proceed to India after thil mbntt and thanks all his friends anc wellwishers who had helped hiir in the past in various capacity M. K. HAJI MOO6A. No: 15. Bukit Pasir, Muar. Johore. NOTICE The 2 Bn.. New Zealand Regiment will depart Iran Malay- between
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      184 14 NOBODY BUI NOBODY GETS YOU BETTER TRAVEL BOOK NGS RING m ANGLOFRENCH K. LUMPUR ***** University Correspondence College Expert Postal Tuition for LONDON UNIVERSITY EXTERNAL DEGREES CAMBRIDGE OVERSEA School Higher School CERTIFICATES Royal Society off Arts The CoUese, founded 1887, b aa Educational Trust, with a ataff of highly qualified
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      Grand Prix triumph for planter lan Barnwell
      890 15  -  MOK SIN PIN, By Singapore, Sunday OAHANG rubber planter lan Barnwell, driving an Aston Martin DB3S, won the lirst Singapore Grand Prix over 180 miles at the Upper Thomson Road circuit loday. His time was 'Ahv 4min lO.lsec. Driving a cautious and steady
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      Ref attacked by angry fan
      347 15 LONDON. Sun. THE referee was attacked and fights broke out on the pitch during the English League First Division match between West Ham and Chelsea in London yesterday. Injuries to two West Ham players outside right, Phil Woosnam and goalkeeper Lawrie Leslie sparked off the
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    RESULTS and TABLES
    1341 15 tM\TFIR INTHIV»TIONM I nclind 1 Ireland (at Wvremhri R^*Ult« of Eneli'h I.r<tsue Dlv matches played on Sent. II Bun- 1 Charlton 2; Scunthorpe 5 1 Rotherham 9. riBST DIVISION I Birmingham 3 Burnley b Blackburn 4 .Won 3 Blackpool t Notts Foreit .i Cardiff 1 ''l.in l
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    STAR TURN BY 'WONDER BOY' THUAN HENG IN MALAYA SWIM MEET
    433 15 STAR TURN BY 'WONDER BOY' THUAN HENG IN MALAYA SWIM MEET IfUALA LUMPUR, Sun. IV j^ve more new Malayan swimming records were set and two equalled, making a total of eight records broken and two at the Federation of Malaya Amateur Swimming Association championships which ended at the Chinwoo Pool
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    130 15 SOCCER PENAMi Jl MOK KO: PISC 3 Glugor Indians 0: B'worth Rangers 1 Chung Cheng NSU 0. C. KEDAH LGE <Sr. Patanl) Indians S Pemuda Stt Paslr 2. MALACCA LGE DIV. 1: E. Angllajis 3 Corinthians 0. FRIENDLY (T. Anson) Ipoh Town Council 9 Stnrs XI 0. HOCKEY
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      265 15 W If you suffer j from A BRONCHITIS I read this j EPHAZONE tahieis arc a\ailahle to all sufferers Iro-n bronchitis, asthma, bronchial catarrh, phlegn: on tbe chest, hay fever and allied complaints. EPHAZONE is ea»y to take, safe to use and quick relief and sureness ol effect. Tbe properties
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      23 15 now...quality comes to KING-SIZE -assr r iiji J-jit rviiMjro CWMCTTf UNUf>CTuMII« «O«»n TO«ACOO CO LTO. State Express.. ...the best cigarettes in the wor4d
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      34 15 SOCrER J. BAHRU LGE DIV. 1: 221 B\'D v 1 2 KEO Gurkhas <Srl Gelam, 15>. RUGGER FRIENDLY SCC InviUtioa XV v 42 Commando. RN (Spore padangi. ■oca* FRIENDLY: IRC I DTC Sport padang).
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    New citizens application move in S'pore
    236 16 New citizens application move in S'pore Seamen's citizenship difficulty is now removed SINGAPORE. Sunday. pEOPLK with 1948 or 1949 identity cards showing Singapore as their place of birth will now be granted certificates of citizenship il their applications are supported by at least two statutory declarations. Announcing this today, a
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    DEATHS
    51 16 MR HILARY ONC SUN KIT of M. John'l Institution, nudrtrnly 16 61. Kuntral at 2. 0P pm. on 1A.9.81 from Holy Roe-ary rtiur. li. Brirklirlrtii lo SINNAMMAH «l< M I raa*Ml| 1 i tn 1 7 1» hi Kutuui 'i p m IS.( >.l «'i r-t .n' laUn Noncik
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    19 16 MRS KANACAtABAI and ramilj trunk rMativw, tt;*nd« lot their llltan<f < (milolni'-** at Urn funeral of h«r rwlovad nu«b<ind
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  • Article, Illustration
    Planter wins Singapore first Grand Prix
    45 16 1 WINNER of Singapore's first Grand Prix, lan Barnwell a rubber planter from TemerI lob. Pahang. seen receiving his gold trophy from Puan Noor Aishah. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Im he Tusof bin Ishak. Straits Times picture
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    Lock icon 'Bride ships' plan by immigrants
    79 16 'Bride ships' plan by immigrants gYDNEY, Sun— An Australian settlers orpanisation is to ask shipping companies to run special church-super-vised "bride shipsIt will act on a request by 17 Greek migrants, who had paid the fares of Greek girls tc Australia on the understanding the girls would marry them. When
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    Lock icon 3 killed at football match
    97 16 3 killed at football match GLASGOW. Sun. Threo people were killed and mure I than 50 Injured when a crowd barrier at Ibrox Stadium gave way yesterday. More than 70.000 fans were jammed Into the sta- 1 dium for one of the high- lights of the Scottish football season, the
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    Appeal courts
    27 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Courts of Criminal and Civil Appeal will sit In the Supreme Court here from tomorrow at 10.30 a.m., the Government Gazette announced.
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  • Article
    POSITIONS
    111 16 l.atrst positions in the Malaya Cup competition are: SOI'TII ZONK P W I> I. F i l*t: S'GOR 8 7 1 •43 17 13 STORE 8 6 2 0 40 18 14 SKK. 8 S 5 14 24 6 MAI. 8 3 1 4 20 17 7 JOH. 8
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    3-0 win for Services
    109 16 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Although > Singapore Joint Services were without five of their stars Toth. Stringfellow and Spering in the attack, and half-back McAlister and goalkeeper Mllam who are on tour with R.A.F. team in Hong Kong— they beat i Malacca 3-0 In their second- round match
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    EARLY SHOCK JERKS SINGAPORE INTO A SCORING SPREE
    552 16  -  TEOH ENG TATT BY KLUANG, Sunday JOHORE 2 SINGAPORE 7 f poit THE lirsi 15 minutes <>l this South Zone Malaya Cup match, .lohorc looked poised for the season's biggest upset. They scored a lOth-minute goal and looked much the better team
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    Selangor win a one-sided game
    277 16 KLANG. Sun. CELANGOR scored an easy 7-0 victory over Negrl Sembilan in the second round of the Malaya Cup soccer competition this evening. This was the first Malaya Cup match to be played on the padang here. A crowd of more than 3.ooo— among them
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