The Straits Times, 20 September 1961

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    19 1 AVEBAC.E DAILY < I Itlllll SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 i The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1961. M CENTS.
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    The last interview
    474 1 A TWOFOLD EFFORT— HIS AIM WAS A JUST AND PEACEFUL SOLUTION ANDREW WILSON of the London Observer reports from Leopoldville: GHORTLY before he left Leopoldville on his fatal flight to Ndola, Mr. lluinmarskjoeld spoke to me at length of his struggle for a just and peaceful solution
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    Lock icon DAG CRASH INQUIRY
    715 1 MANY FAILURES IN GOVT. MALAY TESTS— See Page 7 U.N. team flying with fighter escort in bid to meet Tshombe for peace talks 'Hostile action' is not suspected NDOLA, Northern Rhodesia, Tuesday TOP United Nations officials were today flying from Leopoldville under fighter escort for ceasefire talks
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    Lock icon A NARROW ESCAPE for O'BRIEN
    471 1 His headquarters bombed, strafed by Katanga jet KUSABETHVILLE, Tuesday J)R. Conor O'Brien, United Nations chief in kuUuigu, narrowly escaped death yesterday when a Katanga jet bombed and machine-gunned his headquarters. Mr. O'Brien was talking to correspondents under the trees In tbe grounds of his headquarters
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    Deportation: Dockers protest
    200 1 DARtVIN, Tues.— The Darwin waterfront was idle today as dockers and seamen stopped work in protest against the impending deportation of two .Malayans. Daris bin Saris and Jaffa Madune. The Minister for Immigration. Mr. R Downer, had confirmed earlier that the two men. who had been pearlers
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    The patient Sultan and the PMIP-by the Tengku
    322 1 AI.OK. Tuesday. JHK Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today confirmed thai toe Sultan of Treng ganu had complained to him about the activity o! the Pan-Malayan Islamic- Party (iovernment of the State. Thla has led to ;i tecling of frustration throughout the
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    Lock icon R.I. trade fair
    31 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonmt» will hold an international trade fair, lasting one month, on the eve of the A.Man Games In Jakarta next August, the Government has announced. -^Router.
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    Lock icon Juliana: Our stand on W. Irian
    94 1 Juliana: Our stand on W. Irian TiRE HAGUE. Tues. Queen Juliana indicated today that the Dutch Government would have no objection to West New Guinea coming under Indonesian control if that is what the people of "West Irian" want. The Queen was outlining her Government's programme (or thr forthcoming Parliamentary
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    LATEST
    16 1 PEACE TALKS Mini In. m-j. in I'bhnmbe I ilk- Mill] I V cial* here today
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      111 1 MODERN RINGS of DISTINCTION FOR ALL OCCASION #&£l\ M>LU faVfen >•*) WHITE GOLD U^Ol-v-^fVV IM.ATINLM. P. H. HENDRY Uiwtlltti. 71. North Brldi* Rd Adtlphi Hotil lin»»»er« A Kuala Lumpur OUR PAY LATER PLAN MADE (C Toke odvontoge ot our revised Poy Loter Plon. Less to be poid initially ond a
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      21 1 ■.^MnnilnraLmi I m\ I a* vl THERE'S ALWAYS TIME FOR A V^lj) BEER CANNED AND UOI ILLU BY MALAYAN tKL^LKILb im»
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    Lock icon WORLD MOURNS A
    1813 2 Hammarskjoeld's death 'blow to world peace' THE world today mourned the death of the United Nations Secretary-General, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, "a soldier of peace." His body rested today in a lead-lined coffin in the small Ndola hospital in Northern Rhodesia. Mr. Hammarskjoeld was killed yesterday when his
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    Hundreds of 'Ban-Bomb' protest demonstrators get jail, fine
    171 3 I ON D ON. Tues- Three young playwrights and two actresses were among hundreds of "ban-the-bomb 1 demonstrators jailed or fined yesterday at 11 court hearings here and in Scotland John Osborne. 31-year-old author of "Look Back in Anger" was fined 1
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    REST OF THE WORLD NEWS
    181 3 vaa fined £2 and ordered to pay £3 3s. in casts. Actresses Vanessa Redgrave, daughter of Sir Michael Redgrave, and Patrick Burke received Identical fines. Ten London courts had began the task of hearing obstruction charges against 1.314 men and women arrested on Sunday night
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      96 3 SAFETY BUILT TO LAST "I SELF ADJUSTING TREAD /0 |w, with the tough new all-weather. you've got a tyre that adjusts JOB/O (A^tSlll instantly to all driving demands. (y\\ jCmi \M n corners and wnen braking, the 1 1 > K fimm I tenacious tread grips like nothing lI^H on
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      305 3 COURSE OF W^3 CONDITIONINGS WILL DO FOR A 'Jt YOUR DOG JfISSPi Most dogs are fed on scraps or on prepared foods that may not contain a true balance of vitamins and minerals. Even where special meat is bought you can't be certain that all the elements a dog needs
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      446 3 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /Y«ionN«-K> A /^iu call u\*\ I JsHTTHEMANJ I -ME'SINUtS r <SEOe6E. TM» IS AN OLD\J T fwUTVDOSUe S*A sSCHCOL FRIEND OP MINE S TD >OCI BCTTEB 7" 1/ r t „^V WC* M 6 l \f^~\ r (WUUO/ r-~^l i^S-v T w^ 6 *V RADIO
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    A BETTER DEAL FOR 1,500
    212 4 River stevedores 9 wage claim is settled: Six-year-old agreement to be re-implemented SINGAPORE, Tuesday. DISPUTE between the Importers and Exporters Association and the Singapore General Employees' Union, which resulted in a recent two-day strike by 1,500 Singapore River stevedores, was settled today. A nine-man committee
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    BUILDING: SHORTAGE, BOTTLENECKS UNLIKELY IN 1962-63
    317 4 BUILDING: SHORTAGE, BOTTLENECKS UNLIKELY IN 1962-63 OINGAPORE, Tues. There is no likelihood of a serious overall shortage in construction capacity or of bottlenecks in Singapore giving rise to inflationary pressures in the next two years. This Is the finding of the Inquiry Commission on the constructional capacity of the State
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    Speed limit in estate
    53 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— Traffic Police today warned motorists to keep within the 20 mile per hour limit Imposed on all roads In Serangoon Garden Estate. The new regulation came into force on Sept 1. A police spokesman said traffic signboards would soon be displayed at prominent spots
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    LOCAL MEN'S FASHION TO GO ON SHOW
    77 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. -A parade of male models in a fashion show will be held at the Sea View Hotel here on Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The highlight of the show, organised by the Heam Yuen Merchant Tailors' Association, will be
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    THE WATER RATIONING ZONES TODAY
    199 4 THE WATER RATIONING ZONES TODAY SINGAPORE. Tues.— Water will be turned off in Zones Five and Six from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow. /ONE FIVE Includes Jurong, Chua Chu Kang and LUn Chu Kang areas, and all areas from 7 ms. Bukit Tlmah Road to Woodlands. ZONE SIX includes
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    PRIEST IS AUTHOR OF LOVE STORY
    240 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Father Terrence Sheridan, a playwright who has adapted several Cantonese operas into English, spoke eagerly today of his first novel a 300-page love story he took six weeks to write. The stocky Jesuit priest, recently transferred to Singapore from Hong Kong, has
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    GRAND PRIX SUCCESS: MINISTER'S 'THANK YOU' !
    141 4 GRAND PRIX SUCCESS: MINISTER'S 'THANK YOU' SINGAPORE. Tues— A big "thank you" to all the people behind the Grand Prix success came from the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnara. today. In a special message to these people, the Minister said the Grand Prix held in conjunction with Orient Year
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    Electricity soon for two kampongs
    124 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pEOPLE living in Jalan Sempadan and Kampong 1 Siglap off East Coast Road, will soon get electricity supplies connected to their homes. This was announced today by Mr. Ooh Chew Chua, chairman of the Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee. He is also
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    $17,584 in fines
    25 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Traffic Police here collected a total revenue of $17,584 last week from fines imposed on motorists for various road offences.
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    Union chief urges: Keep calm and firm
    184 4 Union chief urges: Keep calm and firm 'SINGAPORE, Tues. —I A trade union leader, Mr. Jamit Singh, today said that the trade union movement in Singapore was going j through "an important: phase of its develop- ment" and urged workers to be "calm and firm." In a message to the
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      241 4 THE MOTION PICTURE THAT RINGS WITH JOY, FAITH AND INSPIRATION! tit >*> Ai p®r ASSISI color or oe luxe ciNt«»scoo£ B^BIBIBIHHoHoHHo^HoHoi j B R ADFORITdTI I'mAtT DOLORES HART STUART WHITMAN TEL: 21-116 i '''nfc SINGAPORE CHARITY PREMIERE IN AID OF S.A.T.A. WEDNESDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER AT 9.30 p.m. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED
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      222 4 sour* f Air AfiA mi* cos IIMCI l\tj.H" *4tA/ fUSTtTifS NOEL TREVARTHEN IP^^% mown IttnUILULUR /I{Hl\ 1 Ll^#^^ Op 4 l omorroir <£&39s^ ALL THE SPLENDOR. SPECTACLE, POMP and MIGHT of JULIUS CAESAR'S CENTURIONS "SLAVE of ROME" A Starring ROSSANA PODESTA L-J (HELEN OF TROY) j£V*B^ GUY MADISON Hastntnnvi»l*>r A
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      474 4 OUaANIKATION X LAST DAY!: 1 lom-1. 30-4.00 6.30 A 9 10pm WILLIAM CASTLE'S HOMICIDAL Glenn Corbett Jean Arlen X A Columbio Picture i A COWARDS CERTIFICATE will ba issued upon yotir om al at the thaatra. If you ara too terrified to watch the climam, follow the YELLOW STREAK ta
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      392 4 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SO- tre Theatre. Canning Rise. 7 CIETY: Meeting at 7.15 p.m. pjn. (open to the public) at 8. U.S. CULTURAL CENTRE: Orange Grove Road. Mu&ic on Record: Edward FACULTY OF LAW. Unlver- McDowell's "Second Indian si;v of Malaya in Singapore: Suite" and "Woodland SleetPublic Lecture on "Tue Cor-
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    Engaged —then girl is stabbed to death
    163 5 T7-ANGAR, Tues. -I-*- Ensun Endin Eyan, 14, was stabbed to death last night a few hours after her engagement to a farmer, Din Choay. 22. The girl's mother. Sin Dm Pan. 35. was seriously wounded. Ensun and Sin were reported to have been
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    Inconsiderate driver fined
    27 5 PENANG. Tues.— A motor Ist. Lim Nget Leong. was today fined $95 for inconsiderate driving. Up was also banned from driving for three month*.
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    Village work
    45 5 SEREMBAN, Tues. Fifty women are among 150 volunteers who are working on the three-and-a-half-mile kampong path linking Kampong Selaru with Dangi village In the Kuala Pilah district. Last year, one-and-a-half-mile were completed. The voluntary workers are expected to complete the project next week.
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    $5,000 fire damage
    55 5 SEREMBAN. Tues.— A midnight fire gutted a kampong house last night two and a half miles from here on the Seremban-Jelebu road. Damage to the house and loss of Jewellery and other personal effects is estimated at $5,000. The house belonged to Che Asiah binte Kasilan. who
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    Wedding of the Tengku's niece
    63 5 ALOR STAR, Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will attend the wedding of his niece, Che Sharifah Azizah. at Alor Star on Friday. The bride eldest daughter of Syed Omar bin Syed Alwee of the P.W.D. here— will marry Syed Ahmad Radzi of the
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    MALA YA KEEPS IN THE COMMON MARKET PICTURE
    371 5 MALA YA KEEPS IN THE COMMON MARKET PICTURE KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday "DRITAIN has un- dertaken to keep the Federation informed of the progress of its negotiations with the European Common Market countries and to consult Malaya fully in matters which will affect her interests. The Secretary to the Ministry of
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    ROBBERIES IN TWO SHOPS IN THE NIGHT
    104 5 ROBBERIES IN TWO SHOPS IN THE NIGHT JPOH. Tues— Occupants of two sundry shops in Paslr Pinji new village were robbed early today At about 1.30 a.m. robber* forced open the rear door of a shop and tied ud the proprietor. Ng Kan Keng. 53, and other members of his
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    RAJARATNAM IN PENANG ON HOLIDAY
    72 5 RAJARATNAM IN PENANG ON HOLIDAY PENANG, Tues.— The Singapore Minister of Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, arrived in Peiiang today for a two-day holiday. Mr. Rajaratnam was accompanied by Mr Lee Khoon Choy, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, and Mr. Devan Nair, a leading Singapore trade unionist. Mr. Rajaratnam
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    Giant school programme to begin soon
    246 5 Giant school programme to begin soon KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Federation Education Ministry's gigantic building programme will be launched when work starts on the $2 million Alam Shah Secondary Residential School at Cheras Road here next week. Contracts for the building have been awarded. The school will accommodate 800 Malay
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    New army religious officer named
    94 5 New army religious officer named KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— A religious officer, Haji Basiron bin Nasir (above), whs accompanied soldiers on numerous jungle operations during the Emergency, has been appointed Chief Religious Officer of the Federation Armed Forces. Haji Basiron, 40, the third religious officer of the armed forces, succeeds Haji
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    Big demand for trade fair stalls
    81 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. There Is a big demand for stalls at the Orient Year Trade and Industrial Exhibition to be held at the Buklt Bintang Amusement Park here from Oct 20 to Nov. 5. The organiser, Mr. Stephen K. Kang, said that there would
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    Honour for NZ battalion coming to Malaya
    128 5 UUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Ist Bn., New Zealand Regiment, which will reach Malaya in November, has received the Queen's colour and Its regimental colour from the GovernorGeneral. Lord Cobham. This is the first colour presentation to be held in New Zealand since World
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    Pick of the world's orchids
    196 5 OINC.APORE. Taes. The pick of the world's orchids will be brought to Singapore for exhibition in conjunct ion with the Fourth World Orchid Conference. Plans for this orchid festival are now being drawn up by the Malayajn Orchid Society and the tentative date is Oct.
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    Lock icon DAG: THE MAN WHO DIED IN THE CAUSE OF PEACE
    2012 6 A SKILFUL NEGOTIATOR, HE DEALT WITH A SERIES OF MAJOR POLITICAL CRISES WHICH BEGAN WITH SUEZ AND CULMINATED WITH THE CONGO MR. Dag Hammarskjoeld. second SecretaryGeneral of the United Nations Organisation, announced on his appointment in 1953 that he would
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      297 6 to hasten Bl Hop back %^jm mßrm Wl I Til mr t V-"7iso N< !l A truly happy event for Mr lan and her friends arc soon there to wish her happinev; and a quick 't:vm to health. To help her H^ recain her strength they bring her a bottle
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    Verdict: Man unfit to plead
    216 7 Verdict: Man unfit to plead YIALACCA, Tues. A Jury in the Malacca High Court today returned an unanimous verdict that a man charged with murder committed more than nine years ago was unfit to make a plea. Mr. Justice Ismail Khan :..cordingly postponed the inquiry indefinitely and discharged the jury.
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    Annual meet
    28 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Johore District Government Workers' Union will hold Its second annual delegates' conference at 12-A Jalan Larkin. on Sept. 28 at 5.30 p.m.
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    STRICKEN FREIGHTER IN TRACK OF TYPHOON NOW SAFE
    136 7 STRICKEN FREIGHTER IN TRACK OF TYPHOON NOW SAFE SINGAPORE. Tues. The typhoon-tossed Greek freighter Tinof < 7.949 ionsi. reported on Saturday to be foundering in ;hc China Sea, is now safe. This morning the Tmof was reported to be heading for Singapore under .her own steam. An SOS message picked
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    MINISTER OPENS NEW BUILDING
    66 7 MINISTER OPENS NEW BUILDING MALACCA, Tues. Eightyfour school buildings, including extensions. were erected In Malacca last year. The Chief Minister, inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, revealed this yesterday when he declared open an additional building for the National School at Parit Penghulu in Sungai Rambai. He thanked Hajl Khairi bin
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    150 SOLDIERS FOR CONGO AWAITING 'GO' SIGNAL
    88 7 KOTA BHARU. Tues. The 150 soldiers who are standing by to reintorce their 1.400 comrades serving in the Congo with the Malayan Special Force are now waiting tor the "go" signal from United Nations headquarters. They have been drawn from thr 2nd. Bn..
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    A verdict on S'pore by a tourist
    76 7 A verdict on S'pore by a tourist SI N GAPOBE, Tues.— Charming Stella Walters, 20 (above), a travel agent from Transvaal, South Africa, left Singapore today after a five-day visit, convinced that Singapore has all the potentials for promoting tourism. Mi>s Walters said: "Singapore has natural beauty and colour to
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    Health centre
    24 7 TANJONG MALIM. Tues Work will soon start on a $23,200 Rural Health subcentre for 3.500 people of Kalumpang village in North Selangor.
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    Many failures in Malay test
    225 7 No confirmation in posts for Goyt. employees during 'extended probation' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday, f ARGE numbers of Government servants are believed to have flopped in the Malay examinations set in June. This means that they will either be racked or have their probationary periods extended.
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    Detention of navy cook ordered
    79 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. A magistrate today ordered the detention of a Royal Malayan Navy cook. Koh Soon Teng. 32 of Jalan Jin Quee. Johore Bahru. under the Prevention of Crimes Ordinance. Koh. also known as Ah Ter. was arrested by a party of detectives and
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    15 times convicted: Now jailed again
    111 7 1 5 times convicted: Now jailed again KUALA LIMPUR. Tues. Wong Tuck. 35. unemployed, with. ls previous convictions, was sentenced to one year's jail in the Magistrate's Court here today for theft of a schoolboy's sports bicycle from Merdeka Stadium on June 27. Sentence is to be followed by a
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    COUNCIL SILENCE LEADS TO WALK-OUT
    217 7 COUNCIL SILENCE LEADS TO WALK-OUT T»ELUK 4XSON. Tues. 1 A Peoples Progressive Party councillor. Vr. K. Rama■uny, w«.lked out of the town council meeting here last night when nobody seconded a motion he had introduced. Mr. Ong Hock Chye. who resigned from the P.P. P. last week and said «V
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    Education necessary for success of rural plan, says youth leader
    272 7 Education necessary for success of rural plan, says youth leader SINGAPORE, Tues.. »3 A Federation youth leader. Syed Kamarulzaman bin Syed Bahaldin, said here today that education of the rural people was necessary for the success of the Government's rural development programme. Syed Kamarulzaman Is leading three Federation delegates to
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      105 7 FjET NORTHWEST^ I SHORTEST, FASTEST 1 I ROUTE FROM TOKYO TO THE U.S.A. ONLY NORTHWEST FLIES jm DC-8 JETS BETWEEN jKm TOKYO. SEOUL, OKINAWA, JSM TAIPEI AND MANILA jKBN I £r NORTHWEST FLIES t/ Polar Imperial Jets to New York from Tokyo— more than 5 hours gf faster than any
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    DEATH
    53 8 M il* 1 Wimmi.M PHAN CHIN CHEONC. tMM «M o' I'nar. Kin Thin. »j;»d %4. panned away peacefully 11 hi> raMSMM lot No 7.' talan B.inKa AntiKereK. Ptnji Park, laat aa s rrt.. v 17'h Sep ■>mi»t 1961 He lea\e< heh.nd <• oidnw I mourn hi« to>« Funeral »t
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    116 8 M '■In Vmimi.ni MR AND MRS P. MraMjM thank fi mit» and rflttionn for th^it £iftn adi comphmentii rrndrr#d on thr nrranior of th**if niarriajce and r^cfption h^i^i THE FAMILY OF thr IM» Mm Iw Shook Yum of y (iUd.-tonr Romi. for prnn.tu a<Tol>, •MBtial 'it «n.l for |Maj
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    IN MEMORIAM
    72 8 in Watt* fl» iWinimiimj IN Fond «<t :ovin«; m*morr t. f our i» o>»d B»rth« Kluah»th v .-,1 in rent onr vtar a»n I IN LOVING MEMORY Ml* RBt F»nn Yam ntr Madam Chu» Yang Nro. jwm.'ii a t«v H A 4«. Gone but nfvtt IN EVERLASTING MEMORY
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    258 8 U Wml» BSJ (Minimum) r. j. Isaacs. OpUdaaa. 10 r_> port i... lama 1 today IHICKEN INN. SEAVIEW Hfltt] 'or i i» 1 hi kff (1 *ti*t 1 •it by on< of 9inf»port >>aa:ni tfanc* feaaaa CONTACT LENSES? l~— Will H C l*r« 01 To-,1 I tKln fm your
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    21 8 YOUTH FOR CHRIST <iav j.itd >„, i.mi.fi mi p.m. Victoria M-monal Hill. T-en-ral*nt MMMI •il ■ni r participation <<.:.• A!. ;nvii,ii
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    The Straits Times. Wednesday. Sept. 20, 1961. The Last Word
    714 8 The Straits Times. Wednesday. Sept. 20, 1961. The Last Word Mi. Hammankjodd'a K'cat strength KM the United Nations Charter: that was the law. subscibed to by all members, to which ho bore the relationship of an impartial judne: without it the 4.000 member secretariat which he himself reorganised shortly after
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    In A Mess
    327 8 Persistent report* that all is far from well with the IYengganu State Government have been amply confirmed by statements from the Prime Minister and by the hasty gathering of national P.M. IP. leaders in Kuala Trengganu. As far back as June, according to Tengku Abdul Rahman, the
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    Mill in Sight
    163 8 Until the matter of local apital is settled s*nd the Fuji Iron and Steel Company oi Japan turns its lairly firm proposal to build a steel mill in Singapore into a east-iron intention. Dr. Goh Keng Swee is justified in preserving his silence about the great progress
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    East Germans rage at the inaction of the West...
    1178 8 East Germans rage at the inaction of the West ...ONLY WORDS. WORDS AND WORDS...NEVER ANY ACTION •.sen IfsJCE Au ••^^ust 13 the 1 t uation has changed completely in East Germany," a Dresden lawve*r told me recently. He had previously, with a passing apology, shut the window, and. as in
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    from the LONDON TIMES
    348 8 from the LONDON TIMES Anyona who baa trt* counigc to put himself down oi\ official questloi naires as a Christian, with all the draw-backs this lmla a stout witness to his faith, m any visit to a church will prove West Gorman preoccupation with wages. holidays, and -standard* ol living
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      VARSITY PRANKS— WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE
      438 8 IN the Straits Times of Sept. 12 Inche Baharuddln Abdullah of Batu Pahat made a vehement charge against some students of the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur for raising a false fire alarm which he described as "detestable Any university students understanding of
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      DIVORCE HARDSHIP IS NOW EASED
      205 8 DIVORCE HARDSHIP IS NOW EASED \\'ITH relerence to the' article by Evelyn Tv on the Women's Charter, may I point out one or two aspects that are not generally realised? Hitherto a monogamously wedded wife seeking divorce was almost completely bound by the domicile of her husband. and our courts
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      NEHRU & RUSSELL
      30 8 NEHRU RUSSELL If Mr. Nehru n "rather envious" of Lord Russell for breaking the law. fol- I lows that h e should ,ympathise with Master Tara Singh. NAGA Kuala Lumpur
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    Dag: Tengku 'most shocked'
    624 9 Flags at half-mast to mark respect in the Federation and in Singapore KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. I^LAGS will be flown at half-mast in the Federal capital on the day of Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld's funeral, at the request of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, who this morning
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    OPEN VERDICT on THREE AIRMEN KILLED IN CRASH
    235 9 OPEN VERDICT on THREE AIRMEN KILLED IN CRASH VJI.Mi AI'OKI Tuts. An open verdict was recorded here today on Uiree airmen who were- killed after being hit by a car in the Chua C'hu Kang Koad just after 12.30 a.m. on Aug. 17. BAC J. Sprott. M. SAC W. A
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    ASA will discuss carrying out its aims
    218 9 ASA will discuss carrying out its aims SINGAPORE. Tues. The Philippines Minister Plenipotentiary in Malaya. Mr. Yusup R. Abubakar, today said that the ministerial -level meeting of the Association o/ South-East Asia in Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 1 will discuss how to implement the objectives of the association, ie said
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    Naafi burgled
    25 9 TAIPING. Tues— Burglars broke into the Naafl store in Sangro Circle last night, and stole goods, mainly cigarettes and liquor, valued at $2,116.
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    ASSAULTED A CABARET GIRL: BOUND OVER
    107 9 MALACCA, Tres.— A bill collector oi me Capitol dance hall here. Chong Yew Bock. 30. was found -uilty In the Sessions Court today of a charge of using criminal force en 17-year-old girl with intent to outrage her modesty. Chong was bound over In
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    'Philosophy of East' in conflict with modern family planning
    270 9 SINGAPORE, Tuo. \IRB. Celeste Amstutz. WI wife of the Methodist Bishop of South-East Asia, todiy blamed the "philosophy of the East" for making family planning difficult. She said the people in the East practised polygamy and believed that the more children
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    SECOND VICTIM OF ROAD CRASH ON WAY TO PENANG RACES
    12 9 KEN BARRATT
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    Jockey Ken Barratt dies: Wife at bedside
    297 9 Jockey Ken Barratt dies: Wife at bedside TAIPING, Tuesday. XT EN BARRATT, 32, the jockey who was seriously injured in a road accident 10 days ago near Parif Buntar, died in the Taiping District Hospital this morning. His mother flew out from Australia to Taiping a veek ago and when
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    Rotary talk
    41 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Director-General of the Telecommunications Department, Federation of Malaya. Mr. John Wagstall, will talk about "Commonwealth Round-the-World Telephone Cables and the possibilities of Satellite Communications" at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club here tomorrow.
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    One in six given cholera shots in Singapore
    126 9 One in six given cholera shots in Singapore CINGAPORE, Tues.— About one In every six people in Singapore has been immunised against cholera, an estimated 200,--000 of them in the last two weeks. More than half of these are school children who were given free inoculations. Thin campaign is now
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    Year's jail for bid to steal a car
    86 9 Year's jail for bid to steal a car pENANG. Tues. Phuah Choon Slew, 47. unemployed, was today Jailed for one year for attempting to steal a car parked in front of a shop in Campbell Btreel at 12.15 a.m. last Tuesday. Inspector Balwant Singh, who prosecuted, said two constables saw
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    Nurses for Australia
    84 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Six Malayan trainee nurses are due to leave for Australia tomorrow to undergo a three-year coirrse at the Royal Perth Hospital. They are Che Maria binte Ahmad Jamal. of Serdaiu. Ch» Rodziah blnte Nuluo, of Batu Gajah, Miss Llm Lum Sip. of Malacca. lUsa
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    Island floats a $50m. loan
    223 9 Island floats a $50m. loan SINGAPORE, tues. The Singapore Government will tloat a $50 million loan next week as part of the four-year development plan. A Government <tatement announcing this today .-.aid that subscription to. the loan will begin on Bept. 27. This new loan Is the fourth to be
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    Banned from driving
    59 9 PENANG. Tues. A businessman. Pek Kian Hoi, was today fined $65 and banned from driving for one year for two traffic offences. Pek pleaded guilty to carrying 11 boxes of film material in his motor wagon without a haulage permit, and without Insurance coverage at the Junction
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    Strong competition—but prospects are good
    330 10 Strong competition but prospects are good Upward trend in Malayan exports to Britain PENANG. Tu*s is no reason why British trade ■1 should not be able to hold its own in Malaya "or even improve" despite vigorous competition from other countries. Mr. F. J. Erroll, Minister of State at the
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    Sons of King fly back to ; school in UK
    115 10 Sons of King fly back to school in UK r£ Yang di-Pertuan A&ong and the Raja Permaisuri Agonf were at the Kuala Lumpur airport on Mondaynight to see their two sons off to Britain to resume their studies. The two princes are Syed i Sirajuddin. the 18-year-I old Raja Muda
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    A shop keeper is shot dead
    180 10 A shop keeper is shot dead I^ANGAR, Tues. A 1Y sundry shop-keeper, Mr. Lim Ooi Kay. 51. of Kampong Chuping, Bawah Bukit. was shot dead last night when he tried to stop three men from entering his shop. Lims son. Peng Hwa, 22, told the Straits Times the men called
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    Train hits a lorry at crossing
    88 10 Train hits a lorry at crossing ARAU. Tues. -A lorry was smashed ir. a collision with a local train at a level crossing at Bukit Ketri. seven miles from here, yesterday. The lorry driver. Mr. Woo Sang Keow. 29, and his attendant, Mr. Chin Jan Seng. 32. were admitted to
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    Body in canal
    28 10 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues The body of a woman. R. Govindama. 55. was recovered from an irrigation canal on a rubber estate near here yesterday evening
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    Mariam's Bth birthday
    50 10 ALOR STAR. Tues. Mariam. daughter- of the Prime Minister. Tengka Abdul Rahman, today celebrated her eighth birthday. Marram is accompanying the Tengku on a thrrr-il.iv visit to Kedah. A small party, attended by a few close friends and relatives, was held at the Tengku's Alor Star residence.
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    Scouts rally
    32 10 SEREMBAN. Tues. Two thousand scouts, rovers and cubs in the State will hold a rally a» the Peoples' Park on Saturday to celebrate the golden jubilee of scouting In Malaya.
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    Engineer gets scholarship
    45 10 IPOH. Tues.— lnche Ismail bin Sa'ad. 41. a waterworki engineer, has been awarded a ten-month Colombo Plan scholarship for a course In public health engineering at the Imperial College of Science and Technology, University of London. He will leave «sn Sept. 28.
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      274 10 gjF SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX V Every Motorcycle event won on AVON tyres MOTORCYCLE GRAND PRIX Ist 2nd 3rd CHRIS PROFFITT-WHITI SOH GUAN BEI FONG KIN MIM (Hondo) Norton (Norton) 125 cc ond under 126 cc 250 cc 251 cc 350 cc lit MoHum, Tosoko Hondo) lit Giichi Suzuki (Hondo) )tt
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      185 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Figure \w;h pri.son lab^l on I When out ol «ru Im a diner J»; most R(upld pulUng f<JO a |p- mJ «hi« ni«nr« nf lhc highest podiUon 18). 8 I ri I. h^^r 11 The perfumes the bow- in gj- >• the mf 10 xrr^ttaX
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      Lock icon An old soldier gave to war the blitzkrieg
      1132 11 VON MOLTKE WAS THE REAL CREATOR OF GERMAN WAR MACHINE} ON June 16. 18a. the people of Berlin turned out m force to gloat over the greatest military parade in their history. Bright sunshine streamed on the bayonets of 40,000 crack Prussian
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      189 11 Singapore's roads... the finest in S.E.Asia and most of them surfaced by SWEE Construction SPECIALISTS IN: lARTH MOVING PREMIXID ASPHALT READY MIXED CONCRETt TRANSPORTATION REINFORCED CONCRETE CHUSMED GRANITE PLANT HIRE SWEE Jfc CONSTRUCTION AND TRANSPORT CO. LTD. CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS 1, IRVING ROAD, SINGAPORE-13. PHONE ***** (3 lints) When the
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      158 11 Buys Bunny By Balph Heinttlahl h~~~~~~ SURE i OPEN I Vn*9r7o*' DEAR, IT |/HMM...n"S I FwOUIP YOU M'Np\ V-ITWITHTHISiJ WX5' SLIPPEP.V f QUITE PARK STEPPING OUTSIPE iAV I OPEN TK SJSVLVESTEgyrJ S^^-I>^^__— IN HERE.../ [SO I CAN SEETHE/ Li m l Abner By A I Capp f COULD YOU, MISS
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      The gander is buried under piles of broken crockery
      980 12  - The gander is buried under piles of broken crockery KATHLEEN HICKLEY I^l OTHER Goose receives a letter from her cousin Griselda, announcing that she is coming to stay. She brings Mother Goose a spell which is supposed to make cakes rise which annoys Mother Goose very much. This leads to
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      PEN PALS FROM MALAYA
      396 12 PEN PALS FROM MALAYA Danirl Chow, aged 13; 33-A. Kirn Keat Avenue, Singapore 12; swimming, .-eadlnj;. Kamr». Srah Tcck Koon, aged 16; 37, Scotts Road, Singapore 9; swimming, badminton. Jacky Nb Chee t hyr, aged 15; 220-A. Geylang Road, Singapore 14; badminton, .swimming, stamps. Richard Le*. aged 15; 337, Jaian
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      The adult earner
      88 12 Ashok Kumar Khurana, aged IP: 5678, Kucha Khan Chaiux. Nal Sank. Delhi. 6; collecting \iew cards, photography. Chtroni and Taeko Oka be, aged 23. 18; 5 Chome-36. No-dai«ra-machl, Kanasawa-shl. Ishlkawa-ken, Japan; stampcollecting, coins Md. KaUmnllah. aged 18; 17 D.C Roy Road, Dacca 1, East Pakistan; gardening, view
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      77 12 Start your day by using Johnson i^t^Zi BSBl!\ PiticUy Hot Powder and Soap, ia U WX-. i> the tafett way to guard jour l^r~ Z^fk •kin against the irritation and rt'b M, ooaed by prickly hat. A tern 1F"^ ""T| momma of daQy or. wiß tare jjofcmptfr j t^f <i_t^
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      296 12 FLIPPER CLIMBS UP A FRUIT TREE Same Address m Age Sex UELLO Boys and Girls, ly climbs up into it. "I sholl be sofe here," he thinks. Here ore the winners of Flipper is far too busy lost week's colour competition. watching Poddy to notice They ore Khodijoh Binte Zon,
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      1666 13 BLUE FUNNEL LINE FREIGHT ENQUIRIES: Tit 2415. PASSAGE ENIUIRIESi till 2112 TO AOEN, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. LONDON ft CONTINENTAL FORTS. DieS'poti Saits P. S'Mm Ptnang OEMOOOCUS M semes, literpaal, Amoutn li Ft, Tally Sipt 21 ATREUS litirpial, basgo* Me M SiptTl Sept 24 2l Sept 21/11 ANTILOCHUS Bmen. H'burg, A werp.
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      1179 13 mNeAUSTER dt CO., LTD. w-. TEL. Nl. B»11 CIXXRMAN LINE tfc KLA VSNESS LINK IONOON. HAMBURG ROHEROAM. NAYRt LO5 ANCELES, SAN FUNCISCb NULL SEATTLE, VANCOUVER 1 PORTLAND. Acceitm carte fir Cnbal 1 Siitl CITY OF WfUHMTSN Inirica (-port P Sham renani IRONivail 22/21 Sett It Seat; 1 Bet 27/21 Sept
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 14 SINGAPORE, Sept. 19. RUBBER: 86. cents per lb. (up one cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: St.. cents (quiet). TIN: $478 per picul (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 10 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    145 14 CHIPS lying alengtlde the Itngapere oharvti teday are: Osaka Maru BA, Outi 40/41. Orestes 6/7, Tjlpondok 4 5. Melampua U/36, Asia 46. Ttksl 15/18. Semantaa NW. 3. Outsr readi: Karut DJawa. Atreus Ton* Haa, Tronoh. Btv. Palembanc Nik Koh San Maru. Batjan. Me iwa Maru, Trlglav. Dalheira.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 14 MELBOURNE, Tues. TN VESTMENT shares were traded along steaay lines. A ust. Chemical eased Is. lOd. i to 31s. Bd. Die lasters gained Is. to As. and the Notes 3s. sd. to 9s. Base Metals and the Oils were steady. Broken Hill South gained 6d. to 18s. 6d.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    63 14 TUB Malayan Eichangt Bulks' AtuclatlMi mad* this Changs Id Its rmtes to merchants yesterday (Urn rate Is to $100): Stll.nn T.T. sr O.D. raady Frewetl Pranti 100|. On toe free exehsnge msrket In Heng Keng, the U.S. dellsr was quoted at s. Tl| for T.T. and 5 TOifor
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    STOCK EXCHANGE IS QUIET: DUNLOP'S ISSUE TODAY
    494 14 From Our Market Correspondent /CONDITIONS on the \J Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday were the quietest for months and the turnover was negligible. Without incentive and stimulus the market has been setting progressively quieter and quieter for some days. Tins without any kind of
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indices: Sept 19 Sept. 18 Iruhartriab: 156.92 15«.55 Tins: 303.23 303.51 J Rubben: 238.08 238.35 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    730 14 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Induttrlill: Gammon (1,000) SI.C 3 ON. (1,000) $1.63; Robinson (2.000) $1.33, (2.000) $1.34: Sim* Darby 7s M OL. ON, 7a. 9d. OL, ON, 7s. 41d. OL. (1,000) 7s 10|<L: 8. Times
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    RUBBER PRICES
    210 14 QCTOBCR tint grail* rubber buytri r.».b. cloacd In i>lo«apor« ir-n-Mn at S6J cnu p«r lb lb. up one crnt on Monday'R cloning prtee. The tone was •uttt. t.C.C.R.A. closinn prlc«i m centu per lb. yestarday were: int. 1 R.a B Spot f.o.b buyers KSJ. aellera M| (N>; Int.
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    Amal Rubber crop
    10 14 Amalgamated Rubber produced 1.101.800 lb. In August.
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    Tin price rises again: Rubber nervously steady
    347 14 THE Singapore tin price x yesterday continued to gain and a further 25 cents took it to $478 per picul. The offering at 250 tons showed an Increase of 10 tons. There was no significant change in tin in moderate dealings which Included
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    114 14 TNI ChlntM Pr«lu«« ExMism*. »ln««p«re. now prl«*« p«r picul yHttrday «r*r«: C«pr« t'K 'Continent B*pt»mber shipment |M buyers, SMs nllers. oM«nut til: bulk (37 ssttors. drum J3W sellers. Pour: Muntok whit* *17S (tllara. Sarawak whit* 11?2» Milan. special Binnk bUck »M2J F»'l»r», garbled Lampont black |M2| wllrrx. LamponK
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      538 14 I™!ORIENTJ LINES I FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE TO AUSTRALIA S.S. "HIMALAYA" (21,000 torn fully oirconditioncd fitted wftti onfi-roll stobilner. departing SINGAPORE SHi OCTOBER 1961 for FREMANTLE, MELBOURNE, and SYDNEY. For Reiervotions, apply to your Trovel Agenr or:— ISLAY KERR CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. Harrison* Crosfield (F. of M.) Ltd., Kuala Lumpur.
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      242 14 TENDER J.K.R. PAHANG TENDER NOTICE Please note that tenders from Class 'C and above PWD registered Contractors will be received at the Office of the State Engineer. Pahang, Kuantan up to 3.00 p.m. of the 28th., September. 1961 instead of 21st.. September. 1961 as previously advertised, for the Construction of
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      811 14 CITY COUNCIL TENDER Sealed tenders are Invited for i the laying ol approximately 11.000 yaro» of Underground Power Cables In various parts of Penang bland and will be recetveo. by the City Secretary up to 1200 noon on 2Sth Sep ember, 1961. Tender forms. Speciflcct'ons. detailed route plans ana scheaula
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      1758 15 KH V 'V*Vl I ||sl I^BxW 'I I i i a*j i rS^ m\ i *m\ 1 *^^^^^S^^WWMBLt*»«t»ttts J *.*M**B»tt«*lal*MMM»WiMMßßMMl PUBLIC APPOINTMENT MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Vacancy for an Engineer Works Service Officer Applications are Invited from Peaeral ClUaens who have attained the age of 25 years and nut more than
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      1108 15 SITUATIONS VACANT Word, U (Min.)— Box $0 et,. mxtrm ARCHITECTS OPPICI requires draughtsman. Preference win be given to applicants having O.E.C. and some Town Planning experience. Applications should be band written giving details of qualifications and experience and stating salary required. Bos A 4704 B.T. Spore. COMPETENT BOOK-KEEPER to take
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      1000 15 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE M Word, SS (Min.)— Box SO el: txtrm BRIGHTON AVENUE: Postwar detached bungalow 15.500 *q. ft. ft. Three bedroom*, large garden, etc Low assessment. 52J.000/-. C H. Williams, Valuer Estate Agent. Hongkong Bank Chambers. B'pore Tel: *****. DISTRICT 16: elevated position lovely garden, 2-storey reinforced concrete
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      1009 15 BOATS, YACHTS FOR SALI 20 Wordt $S (Min.)— Box $0 els. exfro SB FEET MOTORLAUNCH, seaworthy, teak hull, 32 h.p. Allsa Ornlg marine diesel. speed 9 knot*, coppersheeted helow walerllne, bull and engine in first class condition. Expert survey allowed at all times, ready for Immediate use. At present moored
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      1754 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Word, SS (Min.) —Box S0 ctt. mwtrm me TRIUMPH HERALD IMI Borgward IBM A/S6, Renault Dsmpeuoe. 1856 WPlrfect. l»si A/40, 1964 V/ Wjrvern, 1953 A/Somerset, 11*52 A/ Somerset. Hlap Huat Co. 2«5 Middle Rd.. Spore *****. VOLKSWAGEN, used. Seldom available usually sold privately and quickly. Why?
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    Malayan runners will help carry Olympic torch to Tokyo in 1964
    172 16 TT UAL A LUMPUR, Tues. The Olympic Torch, which is to be carried overland by relay runners for most of its journey from Rome to Tokyo in 1964, will pass through Malaya. This was disclosed to the Straits Times
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    GREAT OCCASION IN SMART GALLOP
    833 16  - GREAT OCCASION IN SMART GALLOP Epsom Jeep Newcomer shows his class ON THE TRACK with SINGAPORE. Tuesday GREAT OCCASION (late Irish Folly), a well-performed Australian stayer, showed his quality in a testing tryout with stablemate Count Fall on a good track at Bukit Timah this morning. They raced over the
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    49 16 CONSISTENT. BREASLEY BEATS PIGGOTT OLUE OVER (right), with Scobie Breasley up, beats Grey Ghost (Lester Pii<gott) in the Southwick Handicap on the first day of the Brighton Autumn meeting. Breasley. who has been riding consistently this season, is now second to Lester in the jockey's championship table. Reuter picture.
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      319 16 DUBLiN, Tuesday A USTRALJAN cricketers, starting the final match of their tour gave a free-scbrine display in hitting 291 against Ireland yesterday. The touring side then shot out Ireland for 76 and had scored 50 for one in the second innings by the close to lead by
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      84 16 \IELBOURNE. Tues. A Neale Fraser. the Australian Davis Cup star, played lawn tennis yesterday for the first time since undergoing a serious kiice operation five weeks ago. The former Wimbledon champion played in a social four-set doubles match with friends. He finished "tlreo but happy." "My knee
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      Rugby Union
      44 16 LONDON. Tues.— Results ot Rugby Union matches played last night: Bristol 16 Cheltenham 13: Northern 21 Royal HSPP 0: Penziince'and Newlyn 9 Rosslyn Park 8; Poniypriod C Ebbw Vnle 11: St. Ives 6 Metropolitan Police 0: Torquay AOlrtir 3 Glamorcnn Police 11.—
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    Greaves left out of England XI
    227 16 I ONDON. Tue&. England's soccer selectors, who met yesterday to choose the side to play Luxembourg In the World Cup here on Sept. 28, omitted star forwards Jimmy Greaves, Gerry Hltchens and Joe Baker, now playing with Italian clubs. Announcing the team, manager Walter
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    Lim has three big aims
    369 17 FAM REPRESENTATIVE LEAVES TODAY FOR FIFA MEETING FOR ASIA A NEW DEAL; FOR MALAYA A TOUR AND A COACH By KEN FERNANDEZ KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. itlß. LIM KEE SIONG, senior vice-president of the Football Association of Malay a, leaves for London tomorrow on a three-fold
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    CA tighten grip on Div. 1 title
    141 17 CA tighten grip on Div. 1 title CHINESE Mil 4 MARINES 2 CINGAPORE. Tues. Chlnese Athletic today tightened their grip on the Singapore Amateur F.A. League First Division championship when they scored a splendid 4-2 victory over nearest rivals Marines at Jalan Be.^ar Stadium. The Athletic now have 13 point**,
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    Clancy off to Mr. Universe contest
    143 17 Clancy off to Mr. Universe contest fLANCY Ang (above) left I Kuala Lumpur by air yesterday for London to compete in the Mr. Universe contest on Sept. 23. Twenty two year old Clancy, Malaya's leading bodybuilder, won the Mr. Asia title at Lahore last year. Clancy said yesterday: "I am
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    Four-man team named for 'tri' at Hong Kong
    168 17 Four-man team named for 'tri' at Hong Kong SINGAPORE. Tues.—Singapore Golf Association today announced a fourman team for the Interport triangular against Hong Kong and the Philippines at the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club course at Fan Ling on Oct. 12. 13 and 14. The team is: J. G. C
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    PARKER CUP SCOTS
    138 17 PARKER CUP SCOTS SINGAPORE, Tues. Firil Battalion Queen's own I Highlanders won the Parker Cup when they defeated 2nd battalion 7th Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles 1-0 In the final of the Singapore Base District soccer competition at Tanglln today. The match was played at a fast pace and
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    Thuan Heng is City 'star'
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    ACS lead in District tourney
    289 17 ACS lead in District tourney QINGAPORE. Tues— AngloChinese School are m the lead with 63 points in the boys' section of the Bukit Timah District Bchools swimming championship after the first day's events at the Chinese Swimming Club over the weekend. Close behind thwn are Chinese High School with 41
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    Judo officials
    28 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Turn. Malayan Judo Federation officials: president Dr. N. 6. Chin: vice-pre-sidents ED Melville und CJ. Cookelev: secretary Khor Qhoon Hoe treasurer Choong Khean Chong.
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    134 17 SOCCER STORE BHFA Lean* and Cap: HK Bank v Chartered. Mercantile v Wmitms; 8CS v NTS; Metal Box v Spore Glass (all matches at Farrer Park). SAFA Jl'MOR KO: PosUls r City Health (OeylangK Rl'GGER CIXB MATCHES: KL: BMH v Wardlebum (Klnrara); 8inf»ixire SRC v 8CC rpadan«>.
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    Peking in UN—bitter fight
    280 18 Peking in UN— bitter fight Russia submits item for inclusion in General Assembly's formal agenda I NEW YORK, Tuesday. UI'SSIA demanded in a Note published today that the L.N. General Assembly restore "the lawful rights of the People's Republic of China in the United Nations" and submitted an item to
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    266 18 Ong Eng Guan backs full merger SINGAPORE. Tues. I The United People's Party, led by Mr. Ong J Eng Guan. tonight gave full support for the N principle of complete merger with the Federation with all Singa- pore citizens automatically becoming Federal citizens. i He said that despite short- i
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    37 18 DUBLIN. Tues.— The Ausrtallan cricketers today beat Ireland by 282 rims on 'the last day of their two-day match here. The Australians scored 291 and 233 for six declared, Ireland scored 76 and 166—Reuter.
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    35 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Puan Noor Aishah. wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. will entertain old folk of the St. John > Home to tea-party at the Istana Negara from 5 p.m to 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    42 18 A DEAD Katanga paratrooper slumped over the wheel of his jeep as United Nations Curkha troops stand guard outside a Government building in Elizabethville when United Nations seized the breakaway State of Katanga after widespread fighting. U.P.I, picture.
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    114 18 SINGAPORE, iTues.— A bar waitress, *Mary Scow Kwee Fong. 34, was stabbed in the back at her Changl Road home when she resisted two armed robbers just before dawn today. She was rushed to the General Hospital where her condition is reported to be improving.
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    377 18 LONDON, Tues— There was no continuation of yesterday's firm trine* in London siock n-arket* today. Sentiment •xm affected by j implications arising from the aentr. of Mi. Da« Hammnrskjoeld ■ad lntertiatlouai difficulties, j hug prices were mcllnea to artft lower in the absence of the
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    187 18 GOVT: TWO BARRED SARAWAK DELEGATES WERE REDS SINGAPORE. Tuo.v The Singapore Government tonight .>aid that two people lrom Sarawak who wanted to attend the in augural meeting of BariMn Socialis on Sunday were refused entry because they were "members of the unlawful Communist clandestine organisation" in Sarawak A statement issued
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    Prize-giving
    34 18 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Dr. B. R. Sreenivasan. Principal oi the University of Malaya in Singapore, will present prizes at the annual Speech Day of the Victoria Secondary School at 5.30 p.m. on Sept. 27.
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    147 18 Dies from gunshot wound SINGAPORE, Tues. *3 A British soldier. Warrant Officer G.A.J. j Mathews. 43. died of I gunshot wounds in the British military hospi- tal late last night. He was attached to the 44J Base Ammunition Depot in Kranji. At 10.30 a. m yesterday M.tthews was lound lying
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