The Straits Times, 28 September 1961

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    27 1 AVin\(.K »mi v 1 1 ninii s l e E\ci:i:ns 90.000 Sat* 11 1 \He**«° X The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1901. 15 CENTS.
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    SHAW: GOVT. STEPS IN
    569 1 Workers told: Don't let Reds use you A Friday meeting to settle dispute SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE Singapore Government has stepped into the dispute between the 185 locked-out office workers of four Shaw companies and the management. The new Minister lor Labour. Indie Ahmad Ibrahim, said in
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    $5-'all I have' gift to Ramli of the river
    325 1 $5 -'all I have' gift to Ramli of the river GRANDMOTHER OF RESCUED GIRL THANKS A BRAVE YOUTH I/AJANG. Wed. A 1Y grateful grandmother today presented S5 "all I have" to a 16-year-old boy who plunged into the Langat river on Monday to save an eight-month-old girl. The boy. Ramli
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    EVICTION DAY FOR 25 TB PATIENTS WHEN WARDS SHUT
    281 1 EVICTION DAY FOR 25 TB PATIENTS WHEN WARDS SHUT ALOR STAR. Wednesday. TWENTY-FIVE patients will be stranded when two tuberculosis wards in Kuala Ketil hospital run by the Kedah Anti-Tuberculosis Association, close on Sunday. "Most of the patients have no homes." Inche Puteh bin Mat. .secretary of the association, told
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    Lock icon Cholera loss $15 mil.
    79 1 HONG KONG. Wed. The cholera outbreak in Hong Kong has cost tood merchants the equivalent of $12 to $15 million in business, according to local press reports. The outbreak, which has been declared under control since early this month, has taken 15 lives in the Colony.
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    Natsir gives up
    33 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Mr. I Mohammed Natsir. self-styled "spokesman" foi the central Sumatran rebel "government" and lormer Prime Minister of Indonesia, has surrendered to Government forces in Palembajan. West Sumatra, today.
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    Lock icon World soccer bans S. Africa
    130 1 LONDON Wed —The executive committee of the powerful International Federation of Foutball Associations (FIFA), meeting lure h'.is decided to sun- I pend the Football Association of South Africa because of racial discrimina--1 tion in the sport. Dr. II Kaitr. Swiss :et retary of the executive
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    Lock icon Kangaroo shoes popular
    63 1 SYDNEY. Wed. Shoe* made of kangaroo skin are selling like hot cakes In the United States, and Australian shoe manufacturers are now getting orders from Canada. Mexico and Japan. One Brisbane shoe manufacturer had an order placed with him foe 5.000 pairs of golf shoes in kangaroo-skin
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    Lock icon Vaccine airlift
    29 1 GENEVA. Wed.— The World Health Organisation is airlifting one million du.se> ut smallpox vaccine to combat a serious outbreak of the disease in South Kasai. Congo. Reutrr.
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    Lock icon Nehru talks?
    28 1 LONDON. W.d.— Mr Mac- 1 millan has invited Mr. Nehru to have talks with him while the Indian Premier is In Britain early in November. Router.
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    PEKING: FLEE DEADLY DUST
    242 1 PEKING: FLEE DEADLY DUST Poisonous radioactive fallout over Sinkiang: Evacuate call TAIPEH, Wednesday. RADIO PEKING last iii^lu warned people in Nurth W'csi China thai they were threatened by "dense and poisonous radioactive lull out" coming from Russia. The broadcast said thf situation in Sinkiang Province, bordering Russia, was so serious
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    Lock icon McCone named CIA chief
    63 1 NEW PORT. Rhode Island Wed.— President Kennedy today named Republican John A. McCone. former head oi the Atomic Energy Commission, to succeed Allen W. Dulles as director ol the Central Intelligence Agency. The 59-year-old McCone moves into the .-uper->ecret post, which heads the na-| tion's espionage
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    Lock icon 6-foot tooth
    35 1 SORIA. Central Spain. Wed —Three mammoth eyeteeth one 01 them more :han six feet long have been found near the village of rorralba del Mora! in Soria Province, by an American professor.- Reuter
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    War team I to be led by former Malayan
    114 1 CAIGON, Wed. An advance party of a British advisory mission on police and psychological warfare aspects of the anti-guerilla war has arrived in South Vietnam. The mission, which Is coming at the Invitation of the South Vietnam Government, will be heauVd
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      HUNGER STRIKE
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      TARA SERIOUS
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    Lock icon BERLIN ACTIVE VOLCANO, SAYS GROMYKO
    760 2 BERLIN ACTIVE VOLCANO, SAYS GROMYKO SOVIET MINISTER IGNORES KENNEDY'S PEACE RACE CHALLENGE NEW YORK. Wed MR. Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet Foreign Minister, told the United Nations General Assembly yesterday that West Berlin had become the hotbed of a great war danger. Speaking in the world affairs debate. Mr. Gromyko added
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    Lock icon U.S. has 35,000 m. tons of T.N.T. for any aggressor
    311 2 U.S. has 35,000 m. tons of T.N.T. for any aggressor WASHINGTON. Wed— The United States has the equivalent of 35.000 million tons of TNT. waiting for any ajjsressor, the magazine U.S. News and World Report said. The magazine said the military power of the United States was "too strong in
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    Lock icon IRIAN: DUTCH OFFER IN U.N.
    279 2 YEW YORK. Wed. Holland yesterday proposed that the administration and development of Dutch New Guinea, which is claimed by Indonesia, be brought "under the active supervision of the United Nations.'* The Dutch Foreign Minister. Dr. J.M.A. Luns. told the General Assembly that hi.Government was prepared
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    Lock icon US troops to S-E.Asia?
    438 3 WASHINGTON, Wed WASHINGTON POST SAYS KENNEDY IS CONSIDERING SENDING FORCES TO LAOS AND VIETNAM rpilK United States is again considering send- ing American troops to South-East Asia because of increased Communist pressure on Laos and South Vietnam, the Washington Post reported today. Carroll Kllpatrlck. a staff
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    U.N. call: Expel S. Africa, Portugal
    172 3 U.N. call: Expel S. Africa, Portugal T^EW YORK. Wed. Ghana joined Senegal yesterday in calling for the expulsion cf Portugal and South Africa from the United Nations. Mr. Ako Adjel. the Foreign Minister of Ghana, told the General Assembly that the two countries should bo ousted because they "have flagrantly
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    C'wealth delegates leave no doubts about fears if Britain enters Market
    326 3 C'wealth delegates leave no doubts about fears if Britain enters Market T ONDON. Wed. Commonwealth Parliamentary delegates yesterday left the British Government in no doubt about their apprehensions if Britain entered the European Market. Delegates from Australia. New Zealand, India and other overseas parliaments voiced fears about the future of
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    Lock icon Tan and Khir have money talks with W. Germany
    238 3 DONN, Wed— The Malayan Finance Minister. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, and the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl, yesterday had talks here with the West German Finance Minister Dr. Franz Etzel. Informed West German sources said the Malayan
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    Lock icon BIG PRICE IS PAID FOR RARE STAMP
    70 3 BIG PRICE IS PAID FOR RARE STAMP LONDON. Wed.— An "exceptionally rare" stamp of Malaya issued in tbe Straits Settlements was sold at Harmers. in Bond Street, here yesterday for K 3.100. It was bought on behalf of a private collector in New York. The S5OO purple and orange stamp
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    The border fighting unabated
    102 3 RANGKOK, Wed.— Fighting between Burmese troops and the "fighting youth" Insurgents of the Shan states Is unabated near Thailand's northern border, reports a leading newspaper in Chlengmal, North Thailand. According to the paper, government troops with more strength and better equipment have been partly successful In
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      404 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE National Mioriv.iw Service 41.7 metres SHORT WAVK SKRVU I A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negaia- MEDII'M \V IVK SFRVirFku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning j-s mrtr«. Melodies. 6.50 Keep Pa With T.ik A M 600 Morntaf; bee; 7.00 Johnny Dankworth AJ.d Monilng Pre lude; 7.00 The News: His
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    Inche Yusof to open $1m. orchid display
    394 4 Inche Yusof to open $1m. orchid display SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ABOUT 3,000 orchid plants worth more than $1,000,000 will be on display in the Malayan Orchid Society's biggest orchid show which opens at the Happy World Stadium on Friday at 5.30 p.m. The show will be opened by the Yang di-Pertuan
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    MISSING NZ ENGINEER IN THAILAND?
    112 4 MISSING NZ ENGINEER IN THAILAND? SINGAPORE, Wed.— This is Robert Moore, 37, New Zealand aviation engineer, who disappeared irom the Raffles Hotel six days ago. leaving behind among his luggage 20 rounds of .38 bullets. Since then no news has been heard of him and mystery surrounds his whereabouts. It
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    HERE TO BOOST FILM
    123 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. These two San Francisco Chinese businessmen, Mr. Henry Kwock Wong (left) and Mr. Albert C. Lim are now in Singapore in the course of a twomonth Asian tour to promote the new film "Flower Drum Song' based on life in their city's Chinatown. They
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    7 days to recover from 'tea' she says
    185 4 7 days to recover from 'tea' she says SINGAPORE. Wed. Dance hostess Lucy Wong Sal Moy told a court here today that she took a week to recover from the mental effects of a type of Chinese tea, taken by her the day she was swindled of $2,400 in a
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    Music exam results
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The results of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music practical examinations. 1961. will be published In tomorrow's Free Press. The results Include successful candidates In the Licentiate diploma examinations and the Grade V to Yin examinations conducted by the external examiners of
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    Ministry on why Barisan rally permit refused
    261 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Ministry of Home Affairs explained that an application by Dr. Lee Slew Choh of the Barisan Sosialis to hold a lunchtime rally at Fullerton Square toAay was refused because there was no election at the time. The Ministry was replying
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    TODAY'S FOUR NO-WATER ZONES
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. —Water will b* turned off tomorrow in Zones Three and Four from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., and in Zones Six and Seven from 2 pan. to S p.m.
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    SHOPMAN JAILED FOR COURT CONTEMPT IS DISCHARGED—
    259 4 SINGAPORE. Wed A PI LAI' I'BIN shopkeeper, lim Chye Woo, who was arrested last week on a warrant of attachment by the Sheriff for disobeying the order of the High Court to vacate a piece of land, and who had been kept in
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    FEDERATION WILL HAVE 11 PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
    174 5 FEDERATION WILL HAVE 11 PUBLIC HOLIDAYS I'UALA LUMPUR. Wed IX The Federation will have 11 public holidays next ir. They are: Februa r y Monday and 6 Tuesday Chinese New Year. March 7 Wednesday and g Thursday Hart Raya Puasa < subject to alteration*. April 20 Good Friday (22 Sunday
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    After engine failure—the RAF pilot lost control
    440 5 After engine failure the RAF pilot lost control Crash killed all 13 on board: Open verdict SINGAPORE. Wad nnHE pilot of a Hast- ings transport failed to take "proper action" and lost control after the failure of one of the aircraft's four engines, with the result that the aircraft crashed
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    Man accused of murder
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A labourer. Mool Sun Weng. 47. was today charged with murdering Wong Kong Chiew, 42. unemployed, in a house In Pudu Road yesterday. Moot was alleged to have stabbed Wong after an argument. He was remanded until Oct. 4.
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    Four steal new mine's injector
    82 5 Four steal new mine's injector IPOH, Wed. Four masked men. nrmed with heavy knives, raided the newly opened Keh Cheong tin mine near Lanat. six miles from here, last night and escaped with a $500 fuel injector. The gang bound up and gagged the trree labourers who were sleeping in
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    Appeal to public to help in bridging this gap
    173 5 Appeal to public to help in bridging this gap KUALA LUMPUR. Wea. The Malayan Contract Bridge Association is feeling financially "vulnerable" and so has decided to make a "bid" to more ihan "double" its funds. The newly-formed association membership 60 has been Invited to send a team to represent Malaya
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    Estate manager for Britain
    51 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Inche Ismail Rowland, manager of Sultanah Marcella Ibrahim's Pasir Plangie rubber estate here, left by air for Britain today on three months leave. Inche Ismail, who hails from Kent, England, and is a Muslim convert, will be accompanied by his Malay wife. Che
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    Sarong thief gets jail
    47 5 TELUK ANSON. Wed Mohamed bin Oaud. 26. who has 23 previous convictions, was sentenced to 18 months" jail to be followed by a year's police supervision when he pleaded guilty here yesterday to theft of two sarongs belonging to Mohamed Fauzl bin Shamsuddin.
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    Alliance office to be moved
    43 5 IPOH. Wed.— The Perak State Alliance headquarters In the Foo Yet Kai flats in Hugh Low Street here will be shifted to the Malayan Chinese Association building in Brewster Road on Sunday. The telephone number wiM remain unchanged.
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    Bicycles found
    12 5 IPOH. Wed— Two police constables today recovered three stolen bicycles.
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    Causeway limitation on hire cars: A probe
    212 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation and Singapore authorities are now reconsidering the 1957 Causeway restrictions which limit the number of self-drive or hire cars permitted to cross into either territory. Revealing this today, a Ministry of Transport spokesman here said it had been
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    BOOKLET TO HELP TEACHERS TO DECIDE
    279 5 BOOKLET TO HELP TEACHERS TO DECIDE IPOH, Wednesday. THE Government has put out a 53-page booklet in English to help teachers make up Iheir mind to join the unified teaching service. The booklets, and a variety of forms to be filled in and explanatory data, are now being sent out
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    Negotiate or else—note to Admiralty
    99 5 Negotiate or else note to Admiralty CINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union has served 21 -days' notice on the Admiralty to start negotiations or make counter offers on its wage claims. The union president, Mr. Peter Vincent, said the wage claims were submitted in May on behalf of
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    Exodus of Dutch families from Irian
    179 6 Exodus of Dutch families from Irian CLNGAPORE, Wed. Three hundred and ninety four Dutch men, women and children will arrive here tomorrow aboard the liner Zuider Kruis from West Irian on the way to a new life in Holland. The Zuider Kruls, which took Dutch emigrants to Australia, made a
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    Grant to temple
    28 6 KAJANG, Wed. The Social Welfare Services Lotteries Board has approved a grant of $12,000 for repairs to the Sri Subramaniam Temple in Reko Road here.
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    CRASH VICTIM'S BODY IS DUE AT AIRPORT
    88 6 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The body of Madam Fang Chooi Geok, 24-year-old Malayan housewife, who was killed in a Melbourne car crash last Wednesday, is scheduled to arrive by Qantas at the Singapore airport tomorrow afternoon. Her husband, Mr. Koay Kcw Kew, of Penan*, a
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    Minister replies to education system critics
    461 6 Minister replies to education system critics Kuala Lumpur, Wad. THE Minister for Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, today replied to two points which critics of the Government education system have been hammering; at recently. The first: That (here are not enough facilities for learning the national language and
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    500 gain from new road
    103 6 500 gain from new road Ti/IpUaACC^ Wed. The Chief Minister, of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, yesterday opened a new $58,000 road at Parit Keliling new village, 28 miles from here. The new road, which is about one mile long, is a rural development project. It serves 500 people
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    Postal agencies
    29 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Three postal agencies will be opened on the East Coast next month at Chabang Empat, In Kelantau. and Kampong Ibok and Tepoh in Trengganu.
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    1295 7 Pro-British people of 1818 Canton-by a Briton STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE THE CHINESE CREDIT SYSTEM WAS A GREAT SURPRISE TO THE VISITOR LACK OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS LED TO CHEATING: WELSH COLONEL James Welsh of the Madras army was pleasantly surprised by Canton. The streets were pretty dirty of course, and
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      258 7 Straits Times Crossword W I V^ HblHbT^ bT^~bT^ bV 6 fll koss 6 Rent a converted cave (f). 7 Game won by mate is' It. "I will roar you as 'twere «ny S Pole m setting is being imita- <A Midsummer Niglit's V.\f <9>. Dream > (It). t This guy
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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      The Facts Of Policy
      586 8 In the latc.-t ol l.is talks on education policy. Inchc Rahman Talib has been at pains tn anawar complaints, not infrequently heard, that facilities for learning the national language are not adequate. His main pomt and it is an impressive one is that undei the present
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      Backing Out
      440 8 Mr. Gromyko's speech in the General Assembly had many more shady i ecesses than Mr. Kennedys the previous day. but like Mr. Kennedy's it was pitched towards the moderates. This had to be. since Mr- Gromyko's dis- agreeable task included some back pedalling. He explained jaway Russia's resumed
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      No Choice
      213 8 Just as the six members of the European Economic Community were preparing to accept Britain's application for negotiations concerning it* own possible memoership, Mr Duncan Sandys, the Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, nicely timed hi* statement to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association that Britain would, ii forced to
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    How the British took the Reds for a ride...
    2114 8 How the British took the Reds for a ride... IN his last talk Mr. Lee Kuan Yew dealt with events leading up to Juno 2 this year when Mr. Llm Chin Sinnu issued a statement demanding the abolition of the Internal Security Council in thr 1963 constitutional talks. Mr. Lee
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    Mock war keeps Malayan troops 'on toes'
    273 9 I/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Three thousand officers and men of the Federation Army are now tak.ng part in "Poker Game" the code name given to the biggest so far in the series of simulated war exercises designed to keep Maiaya's fighting men "on their
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    Convair in on proving flight
    126 9 Convair in on proving flight Wed. The 5 Bnt Convair bBuM jet axrctatt 10 ianci ai Singapore Airport arrived here today un a proving ilignt tor Japan Air Lines. Numed me Maisu ("Pine Tree it spent two nours on practice take-offs and landings on the airfield. The Convair BtiOM Is
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    Youth concert
    25 9 SEGAMAT. Wed— The Segamat Youth Club will stage a variety concert on Friday at the Empire Theatre to raise funds for the club.
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    Dr. Toh's no water threat
    271 9 'Those who hose gardens, lawns will have supplies disconnected' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. r ATKK to houses whose occupants hose their lawns and gardens in spite of the acute shortage here will have their supplies cut off. This warning was given today by Dr. Ton Chin Chye.
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    Advice to youths
    51 9 IPOH, Wed— Forty youths attending a civics course today were advised to impart the knowledge they gain to their friends and neighbours when they return to their 1 kampongs. The advice came from the Perak Mentri Besar. Data Sha'ari bin Shaflee. when he opened the three-day course
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    Varsity lecture on linguistics
    52 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Dr. R. H. Robins. Reader In General Linguistics. School of Oriental and African Studies. University of London, wlli give a lecture on "The History and Standing of General Linguistics" at the University of Malaya here on Oct. 5. The lecture Is open to
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    OCPD promoted
    21 9 KUANTAN. Wed. The O.C.P.D. of Kuantan, Inspector Jagat Singh, has been pro. moted to the rank of Senior Inspector.
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    For Unesco seminar
    66 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr. R B. Ooi. head of the Government's Press and Liaison Division of the Information Services, will fly tc Manila tomorrow to attend a three-week Unesco seminar on "Journalism and Training Methods in South and East Asia." The seminar, which begins on Monday, will
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    EIGHT-MAN TRADE TEAM FOR INDIA
    140 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. AN eight-man goodwill and trade mission from the Federation will leave here on Sunday for a 10-day tour of India. They will be Joined by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl. the leader of the team, in New
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    Rotarian off to Japan
    53 9 Rotarian off to Japan SINGAPORE. Wed— Dr Arthur W. S. Thevathasan left Singapore (or Japan today attend four rotary dlstrtc; conferences there next month He will represent the pres'dent of Rotary Internationa! Mr. J. McLaugh.ln. From Japan, Dr. Thevathasan will fly to Chicago as Asian representative of the youth committee
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    Stevedores' dispute settled
    152 9 CINOAPORE. Wed The Singapore General Employees' Union today signed a wage agreement with the Singapore and Exporters Association on behalf of about 1.5C0 Singapore river stevedores. The agreement, signed at the Ministry of Labour. wil be registered with the Industrial Arbitration Court. In a joint statement today,
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    HQ transferred
    33 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Headquarters of the Drainag" and Irrigation Department has moved from Suleiman Building to the new building of the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperative* 111 Swettenham Road.
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    RAF Tengah opens its doors
    314 9  -  MISSILE FIGHTERS DISPLAY BY IN DAY-LONG SHOW JAVELINS AND HUNTERS IN 'BULLET STREAK' TAKE-OFFS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'J'ENGAH yesterday put on a day-long show specially for the Press, at which Britain's latest guided missile-carrying fighters, Gloster Javelins and Hawker Hunters, showed their paces. This was the
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    School concert
    25 9 KUANTAN. Wed.— The Sultan Abu Dakar School will hold Its annual speech day and concert at the Lee Won Hall here on Saturday.
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    WHO TO ACT FOR CHIEF MINISTER?
    91 9 MALACCA. Wed. The Malacca State Executive Council meets tomorrow to decide who is to act for the Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. when he is away from Oc;. 1 to Oct. 25. Inche Ghafar will accompany the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul
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    3 hurt in collision
    56 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.Three people wore Injured today when their car and a lorry collided near the 4th mile. Kepong-Kuala Lumpui road. A passerby took the Injured men. Tan Soo S!m. 20. Kong Ah Chiew. 27 and Chan 800 25. to the General Hospital All three were
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    Official opening
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Th» Ilnlster for Home Affairs. Mr >ng Pang Boon, will officially pen the new reformative raining centre at Ulu Bedok it 4 30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    $1,000 bail for boatman on 'rash act' charge
    136 9 $1,000 bail for boatman on 'rash act' charge pORT DICKSON. Wed Tan Slew l.ai. 47. the boatman whom the coroner yesterday held was "criminal!)- responsible" for the loss of 13 lives by drowning here in February, was today charged before the magistrate, Inche Mohamed Bazain bin Talhah. Tan was charged
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    Alumni dinner and dance
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Wed— Th Yang dl-Pertuan Negar? Inche Yusof bin Ishak. anPuan Noor Alshah will be th« guests of honour at th annual reunion dinner an< dance of the Pan-Malaya 1 Hong Kong University Alumi Association at the Cap't Restaurant on Saturday.
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      FLIGHTS OF FANCY
      216 10 T)I( TIRKS above by Oswald Henry show the turf 1 fashions in Colombo. 1. Mrs. Yvonne Gulamhussein. better known as the "Begum." is Colombo's acknowledged "fashion queen." Here she is wearing an unusual headdress of matching material with her dress. Note the exotic bead necklace and the
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      RACING IN FASHION
      369 10 How they dress to kill in Ceylon QNE of the most v striking aspects of life in Ceylon is that all-important one fashions, especially women's fashions that continue to hit the headlines of the Sunday newspapers as much as the latest doings on the political front. And
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      Breakfast problem is solved
      210 10 "r\O you have trouble *J planning the family breakfast each morning?" asks Mrs. J. Teo of Rangoon Road, Singapore. She added that usually there were comments from her family if she gave them the same thing for breakfast twice in one week. "None of them like
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      NINA LU TO DANCE AT THE GRAIL FAIR
      94 10 rpflE Chinese Fan Dance is always a delight to watch and X schoolgirl Nina Lv, who performs it beautifully, has offered to dance tor a good cause. A form 111 student of the Convent of Holy Infant Jesus, she will take part
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      196 10 Vkt ii W NOW W MORE THAN W JU EVER is CONFIDENCE -^rrg^^^P! Only KOTEX has th« 2r7>SrStV<*" 3 1 Wondersoft covering. 2s»| *£'jai*, This, plus pressed, rounded v-r^TW^/il ends and the s P ecial centre *Sr V^itfY^^'^tt means sure invisible pro*j[j^ ;''S J»JI tection and great comfort. fcs <
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      1663 11 BLUE FUNNEL LINE FREIGMT ENQUrRIES: Til: 2415. PASIASI ENQUIRIES, till Mil 10 ADEN. LIVERPOOL, 6USIOV». LONOON 1 CONTINENTAt PORTS. Dvi Sport Still S'hom fining ATIEUS Literptii, Gmgow ll Pt/TUa» Sept 21/11 MACHAON L pool, Oublm. Havre, H'Durg ll Pt Oct 1 DOLIUb liteipMl, Glasgow II Oct 3 DI9MEO Lonpill, Dub'n
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      1384 11 THE E. A. C. LINES- SAILINGS TO: MEDITERRANEAN. CONTHHNTAL ft SCANDINAVIAN PORIk. >p^4^Esv AJT *VA "I0SOTA" i) Ii Port' 4 Ott 5 7 Oct I' 1 Oct KfVKSN .51 "JUTIANDIA" k) 11/11 Olt 21/22 Ocl U/24 Oct tjl \p2Lv?l lUSUAN6A' I) 30 Dot/ 4 NO* 1/7 Nl» 1/ I NO*
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      1581 11 JB,, THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SINGAPORE (Incirpititel ll tki Ulitel Kittltm) II LINKS IXPUM SERVICES TD LONOON LIVIRPOOL ft CONTINENTAL PORTS I'pon P. S'Mm Pi-j-g \mmmm mmg^.nm.m Hfvlttv lENVORIICN A'wrp. Smm. H'Kutg, R'dim Jot 1/ 1 lENOORAN E L.) itoOtl. Hamburg. It Pt Oct 4 Dot 1/ I BENMHOR(E.Lp)
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      1272 11 w^ MeALISTER tfc CO., LTD. s^ ™jCI TEL: Nl. ***** \*4U* ELLBRM AM LIME «D KLAVENBSS LIME LONDON. HAMIURB, ROTTERDAM. HAVRE. LOS ANGELES, lAN FRANCISCO. *L Ul 1 L iie v SEATTLE, VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND CITT OF WELLINGTON Aceiptug cargi DjJ Central ft SMtl Aatnci. S'poro P. S'*am Penang BRONXVILLE
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    CLOSING PRICES
    33 12 SINGAPORE: Sept. 27. RUBBER: 84! cents per lb. (unchanged). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 84 i cents (quiet). TIN: *****.25 per picul (down 54.12)). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    211 12 OCTOBER flit grade rttkber buyen f.e.k). closed In Singapore yesterday t S4j centa per lb unchanged on Tuemlav'a cloaing price. The tone waa inactive. S.C.C.R-A. closm* prices tn cent! per b. yesterday were. Int. 1 R.B.S. Spot t.o.b. buyers 83), aellera 84: Int. 1 R.S.S. October buyers Mi.
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    TINS QUIET AND EASIER: SOUTHERN KINTA FEATURE
    502 12 From Our Market Correspondent pONDITIONS were ex\j tremely quiet on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and tin shares without any news to stimulate the market slipped back to lower levels. The turnover was very •mall. A bright spot in the market, however, was
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 12 Malayan Stock Indices: Sept. 27 Sept. 26 Industrials: 159.62 159.48 Tim: 312.14 313.24 i Rubbers: 235.12 235.90 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    667 12 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: K. Dispensary (4.000) 11.30; F. and N. ords <I.ooo> 52.43; Cold Btor* (4,000) $2.28: Steamers (1.000) 83 «nt«; 8. Traders (1.000) 14.17*. Mmints: A. Hitam (Soo> 49a. 4id. ON. iSOO)
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    Tin price drops sharply: Rubber mart still quiet
    181 12 THERE was a sharp A drop in the tin price in Singapore yesterday of $4,121 which brought it down to $479.25. The price had gained nearly seven dollars since Friday. In London overnight tin prices had displayed a slightly reactionary tendency after
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    136 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares were x steadier, but C'arlton Brewer? eased Is- to 30s. 6d. Base metals and the oils were steady. Mt. Im gained Is. Bd. to* 71$ 9d. and Aost. Oil and Gu Is. 3d to 14s. Brokm Hill South eased 7d to 16s. lid. and
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    112 12 Singapore, neon prieea per picul yeiterday were: Capra L'K 'Continent September nhipment J23i buyera, 124 aellera, Cecenut ail: bulk 537 aellerii drum 539 aellera. Pepper- Muntok white M77t aellera. Sarawak white SI 7S aellera, special Sarawak black $142* aellera, garbled L.impong Mack Sl42i nellera, Lampong black ASTA SI1T»
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    70 12 T M t Malayan Eiehant* linki Asstatatls*i mod' these changes in IK rate* to mrrclianii yesterday (all ffltci M $io<ii ftllini T.I. %f 0.0. r««d» Swim f*,in«» Ml: Halland Cuildtn i;DsuOcha Marki 130]. On th# frts sithanga marktt In Hwig Kmi. the U.S. d«Mar was quoted at 5
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    150 12 Ship*, lying alwuafcte the lmicap«rt «har»t» taday Ml MBT H4 N\V. S. Serunpanc NW. 3, Sydney Mara 23/26, Zulderknila 42/43, Idomra 10/11. Adi«a 27/38. State of Bihar 31/32, Sunda. 4/3. Bracooibtra 1/2. Outar raadi: Kirui PJa»a. LtMnak, Btau at Ifadtma, Atlantic Batfa, Bunguran, AJax, Aatllochus, Fanmount,
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      1107 12 Express U.S.A. Pacific tjt Atlantic Coast Service FT* EM HA fU ETA FTA ti Score m «in| Japan L. Anielti N. York "Ort|ta Maru" .7 II Oct 11/H Oct 11 Oct 22 Oct 12 Nay 21 Nt« Clltratl Mar«" 2>lCt/1Nl« t Nil 21 Nl* II Ott UDy equiDPtfi nt.tfi d«ep
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      44 12 HEAP ENG MOH STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. 33/35. tiltk Arer Strut. fileplMM Hi. ***** Weekly Service ti KiciUf. Sirikei. Bnata*f an* Sitt "GUNG LEE" H Pirt Sails 2/11/11. "GiANG ANN" Ou 5/11 Slits 9/10, 61 Acetftiat Pamatirs mt Carfi. Sarawak Agents: THE BORNEO CO., LTD.
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      741 12 ißaiHrcEnrnsrsci I NOTICE FEDERATION OF MALAYA 559.000.000 4', r e Registered Stock i 15/<-1965 and 5'- f r Registered Stock 15/4-1976/78. Notice Is hereby given that tlie Transfer Registers of the abovementioned Loan will be dosed from 2nd to 14th October, 1961, both days Inclusive, for the preparation pf interest
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      553 12 NOTICE j To OOVINDARAJTJ. 60. Travers Road. Kuala Lumpur. Take Notice that an action has been commenced against you in 1 the High Court at Kuala Lumpur Civil Suit No. 147 of 1961 by Wearne Brothers Limited in which the Plaintiffs claim the sum of 54.927.50 being the price of
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      474 12 TENDERS "TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT, MALAYA': TENDEU NOTICE Tenders will be "rceived by tha> Controller of Stores and Workst.ops. Telrcommunications Department. Brickfields Road. KuaU Lumpm up to 11.00 a.m. on Wednesday 11th October. 1961 for the purchase of Used and Unused Stores, comprising Copper Wire, lion. Wrought Iron. Cast Iron, Bicycles, Underground
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      897 13 NOTICE REMINDER PROPERTY SALE TODAY AT 2.3« PM. 1. No. 54 Farlelgh Avenue. 2. No. 41A Lorong 101 Changl. Cheong Hock Chye Co.. Ltd. Auctioneers ii Valurrv No. 14. Robinson Rd.. Spore. TENDERS i MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class "A" and above registered Contractors will be received
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      327 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT MALAYAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND. I APPLICATIONS ares Invited I I from Federal Citizens or State Nationals for the post of Teacher in the Princess Elizabeth School i Primary) for the Blind. Johore •ahm i Applicants must be Normal or College trained teachers with at ler.st two years'
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      818 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS' PUBLIC APPOINTMENT an council of Singapore CITY WATER DEPARTMENT: Required TEMPORARY CLERK OP WORKS at an all-in salary ranging Irom $500 to $700/- per month, the commencing salary to be dependent upon the applicant's qualifications and experience, plus Central Provident Fund benefits. Qualifications: I At least 10 years
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      1948 13 IsßUiß^Bttiiiß^ ACCOMMODATION VACANT Werds ii (Min.)— Box it rls. txtrm THREE BEDROOM BUNGALOW to S pore *****. ONE UNFURNISHED ROOM at Seas; Poh Road. Modern sanitation with I telephone moderate rent. Write Box A4M2 S.T. Spore. MOOBRN FURNISHED and unfur- I mined 2-bedroom flatt at Tanglia Road and Dunearn Road.
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      986 13 HOUSES LAND WANTED M Words Si (Min.)— Box St ets. extra COSTS YOU NOTHINO to consult us! Ws have buyers and we need more. plenty more bouses! Our terms 2% commission If sold. Real Esttte Agents A Investment Co., 93. The Arcade, j Spore SUES, LET US SELL your house
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      945 13 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tt Words H (Min.)— Box it els. txtrm U.K. BOUND? Limited number of sctivs Dirscterships etailakle In Amintin Cetmetic csmssny bated In ft U.K. Parent organisation is willing to sell a substantial part of equity in order to fulfil Its expanding programme due to success of Its dynamic
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      608 13 FOR SALE 29 Words $i Min.)— Max it el: exlrm Si. so babv-s asSsßaats Boa playsuits I'Vjunas T-*hirt* >i sincli-ts batiy pants nlppinaps I to»H* lieachtowrls BSBSiwali BsSatS pllloweovers. M;iht ii.lfun KatonK. S'porr. CLEARING MEKS PVJAMASUIT now only >J mi pair. towcllm* Ishlrts $1.60, xportshirts >:"-. fin. y ISjßssSSmn only
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      NO FLUKE SURPRISES HIS 3 STABLEMATES TO PAY $53
      2184 14  -  EPSOM JEEP By Singapore, Wed. lIC SWEEP: Total pool $1 17.532. First prise: No. *****9 $52,888. Second prize: No. 31 1358 $26,444. Third prise: No. *****7— 514,691. Starters ($1,130): Nos. *****4. *****6. *****9, *****3. *****2, *****6, *****1. *****6, *****2. *****2, *****9,
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      170 horses to run at 3-day meet
      796 14 1 70 horses to run at 3-day meet PENANG RACE ENTRIES pENANG, Wed. A total of 170 horses— 90 in Class 3 and 80 in Class s—has5 has been received fur the Penang Turf Club's three-day meeting here on Oct. 8, 11 and 15. There will be eight races on
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      Lock icon Petite Etoile retires
      139 14 I ONDO.V Wed. Petite EtoUe. leading money-winning mare In the history of the British Turf, .will not race again. Her trainer. Noel Murless, confirmed yesterday that she is to be retired. The five-year-old grey, winner of a total of 5576.200 in stakes, was beaten on Saturday in
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      27 14 LONDON, Wed. Result* of last night's Rugby Union matches: Exeter 5 Bristol 10; St. Res 6 Pontyprldd 26; Old Haberdashers 23 Old Tauntonlans 3 Reuter.
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      Perak meeting in November
      55 14 IPOH. Wed— The Perak Turf Club's next race meeting will be held on Nov. 12, 15 and IB for horses in Classes 4 and 5. Distances are: Class 4 it straight or BJf and 6f or 91; Otaes s— 6Jf or Bif and 6f or 81.
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      270 14 fFOR BUSINESS... FOR m PLEASURE... BL A SCOOTERS THE ANSWER Wjk Far Cast Motors Ltd. o!fe» en a nracttv* cange> of scooter* fIV tor every occasion... Soooter's Mr designed .to toft the most MX critical of riders, end rememAF f ber also a scooter is tneantwef "^r^T^M t0 the P
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      87 14 CLEARANCE SALE!!! On A WIDE RANGE Of- JEANS SKIRTS BLOUSES SPORT SHIRTS ETC. from SI. 90 upwards AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER MONEY SAVING BARGAINS! KISHORE TRADING CO. 1 7, Colombo Court Behind Supreme Court Singopore 6 Tel: *****. SHeTT^/i 'Ib^B^B^Bi I 4 bIBb^B^BH BIBSBBA C Bt-I/^Bs** ShLHh N Gorms ■TeT^Kv^^iT^r^'Tyißi
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    TENGKU TO OPEN FAM HOUSE ON NOV. 25
    107 15 TENGKU TO OPEN FAM HOUSE ON NOV. 25 rll F.A. of Malaya's $317,000 headquarters at liirrh Road. Kuala lim pur (picture abovo) is rvp«-cti-d to be completed by the middle of next month. The seven-storey FAM House will be declared open h.v the Prime Minister Ti nuk ii Abdul Rahman,
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      Perak is wrong to oppose LTA proposal
      476 15 Perak is wrong to oppose LTA proposal TROUBLE is bounding into the usually placid affairs of Malayan ten*:is with all the force of a big service. The LT.A.M. wants to give its annual open championships a permanent venue in Kuala Lampur. Approval for this will be sought «tt its next
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      TENNIS LTAM to send six to Burma
      159 15 TENNIS LTAM to send six to Burma KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. f AWN Tennis Association of Malaya will send a team of six four men and two women —to the South-East Asia Peninsular Ganu-s in Rangoon in December, the president, Mr. V. Rajaratnam. said today Mr. Rajaratnam disclosed that next year
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      Sunnyvale win but Tan lost
      124 15 CINGAPORE. Wed.— Sunnyvale won the Singapore Badminton Association a senior inter-team cnanipioiiship when they beat Aierryiime 3-2 In the nnul luai uight. surprise of the match was tne aeteat of the Malayan Thomas Cup player Tan Yee Khan (Sunnyvale) by Singapore's current singles champion, veteran
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      Scots win with Law's goals
      57 15 GLASGOW. Wed. Denis Law. who was signed last June, scored two goals In helping Scotland to beat Czechoslovakia 3-2 in a World Cup soccer preliminary match at Hnmptien Park yesterday. Twice Czechoslovakia took the lead, but the Scots hit back strongly. Inside-left Law netted the
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      Lock icon Preston held to 1-1 draw
      42 15 LONDON, Wed. (Results of last night's English League football matches were: DIV. 2 Preston 1 Plymouth 1: Rotherham 3 Charlton 2. DIV 3 —Bristol CJty 3 Southend 2; Grlmsby 4 Reading 0; Watford 1 Hull I.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Postponed
      40 15 LONDON. Wed. The English First Division match between Burnley and Blackburn on Saturday, has been postponed because Burnley have two players. Alex Elder and Jimmy Mcllroy. in the Northern Ireland team to meet Scotland on the same day. Reuter.
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      Rained off
      34 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. All the hockey matches In the Tun Abdul Razak Shield tournament scheduled to be played on the Shaw Road ground today were postponed due to a wate Hogged pitch.
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      Ipoh League
      32 15 IPOH. Wed. The Ipoh District hockey League cliamplonshlp will begin on Monday with, two matches. Six teams are taking part in the first division and 14 In the second division.
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      SOCCER
      72 15 STORE GSFA JUNIOR IT Customs 4 City Health 2; Meter Readers 2 Marines 0. STORE BHFA SENIOR LGE AND Ct'P: Group A Weames 1 HK Bank 0; Eveready wo. Chartered Bank: Group B SCS wo. Shell INTER-STATE FRIENDLY (Muar>: Joho-e 6 Kedah 3. ■LUANG KO: Engineer TC 11 PWD
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      TENNIS
      55 15 CHI'A CtT (Spore* Morning Olow bt Eveready 4-0: (Chee Choon Wah bt E.K. O*n 4-6. 6-5. 6-5; Scow Watt Soon bt Ng Chian Beng 6-0, 6-2: Albert Tan and Ahmad Mattar bt Bill Tan and Robert Urn 6-5. 6-4; Jacob Chan and Oman Karim bt H C. Koh and
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      BADMINTON
      21 15 STORE INTER-COMMERCIAL HOUSES CHAMPIONSHIP: Boustead bt Cycle and Carriage 5-0: Wearnes bt Cable and Wireless 5-0: STC bt ICI 4-1.
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    68 16 IN LOVINC MEMORY 01 GioK. Mrllmirni'. <■•ul.fl bony 10 IM llnv.nly l--.it I i.v I.i .in.l Mi. X...v X.v K.rv (bus. hand). Ling and Kitn Cbyc, Xv- ivn and Hod. Khrn hmil Hcxi Mir-.^ Chool lonK. Chun. Win. and Irta, A PiajW S.rvic. ((.r .1 lulil ;it 4.1 p.m.
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    19 16 MAOAM LOW SOOK CHENG <1 son." think rH.v.iv. wraathi and attendance :it ronei >f latl Mr Mok Soo.
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