The Straits Times, 3 October 1961

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    22 1 SINGAPORE. 6. AViy\(i »\iiv (innnin sale exceeds 90,000 fat**"** fie**** 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1%1 15 CENTS
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    6 1 MINISTER: FEDERATION MAY QUIT CURRENCY AGREEMENT
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    MERGER: TENGKU's MOVE London trip to iron out some points
    1271 1 MERGER: TENGKU's MOVE London trip to iron out some points LOCAL COMPANY TAKES OVER LOMBARD FAR EAST— Page 9 s v v: Green light from British Govt. awaited KUALA LUMPUR. Monday THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will go to Britain "to iron out certain points" relating to the Federation-Singapore
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    Lock icon 'Ban the bomb' priest on bail
    120 1 'Ban the bomb' priest on bail f ONDON, Mon. Canon John Collins, chairman of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, w it 8 tvmanded on bail until Oct. 30 in court lure today on a charge resulting from re<• c n t ban-the-bomb demonstrations in Central London The SG-yi>;ir-ulcl Precentor ol
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    Lock icon Pratt (he shot at Verwoerd) commits suicide
    310 1 Pratt (he shot at Verwoerd) commits suicide DLOEMFONTEIN. Mon. v David Beresford Pratt, wealthy Eng-lish-born farmer who tried last year to assassinate Dr. Hendrick Verwoerd. the South African Premier, committed suicide at a mental institution here. He was found dead in his cell with a sheet tied round his neck
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    Dato Loke awarded Fellowship
    93 1 Dato Loke awarded Fellowship SINGAPORE. Mon. DatO j Loke Wan Tho, multi- I millionaire chairman of the Cathay Organisation. hao been awarded a Fellowship of the Photographic Society of America. The award was made bt the close of the five-day national convention of the I society in New York last
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    Talks walk-out
    32 1 LONDON. Mon. Uganda Government delegates today walked out Jf the two-week-old Uganda constitutional i conference here, after a dead' j lock over the future role of the Kingdom of Buganda.
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    To be deported
    31 1 BANGKOK. Mon. -Thai officials have decided to •leport Thomas Bulgakofl. a Russian who was arrested earlier this year on espionage charge*. the Bangkok Post reported toi night.— U.P.l.
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    Shaws to reopen
    265 1 UNION, MANAGEMENT AGREE TO MEET SINGAPORE. Mon. TIM head offices of four of the Shaw organisation companies which closed down last Tuesday and locked out 185 office workers will reopen tomorrow. The management said it had decided to call or the lockout with effect from today provided
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    Siew Sin: A loan plan to prove our credit
    512 1 Siew Sin: A loan plan to prove our credit KLALA LLMFLR, Monday. 'piIK Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today Ihal he was k *loying" with Ihe idea <>i raising a token loan from i he German money market lo establish Malaya's international credit standing. He was talking
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    Lock icon DEMAND FOR RECALL OF CUBA ENVOY
    77 1 DEMAND FOR RECALL OF CUBA ENVOY MANILA. Mon.- The Philippines will Mk the Cuban Government io recall its Envoy here. President Carlos Garcia announced today. The Cuban Charge d'Af-f faires. Mr. Andres Avino Solei v was accused by a Cuban Embassy Attache, who de-< fected last week, of engaging, in
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    Defence pact to aid common C'wealth effort
    1029 2 RAZAK: POLICY TO PROTECT MALAYAN, BRITISH TERRITORIES IN THIS AREA KUALA LUMPUR. Monday MALAYA'S de--L"-"- fence policy is lo contribute towards a "common Commonwealth effort' in protecting Federation territories and those ot Britain in this area.'" The Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak,
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    Council meeting
    16 2 KLANG. Mon.— The Klan; Town Council will meet her on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m.
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    Govt. suspends ex-chairman of PAP from his post
    235 2 Govt. suspends ex-chairman of PAP from his post SINGAPORE, Monday. A FORMER chairman of Ihe Peoples Action Parly, Mr. Tan Chong Kirn, has hcvn suspended from his post as the resettlement oriicer of the Housing and Development Board. A Government statement today said that Mr. Tan vat suspended from duty
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    NEW CHIEF OF ARMY P.R. DUE
    69 2 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Major General R A Fyile. 49. Dlrec. tor of Army Public Relation-,, will visit Malaya and Singapore this week. He is due to arrive in Kuaia Lumpur from lions Kong on Thursday. He will visit the Malacca cantonment belore coming to Singapore
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      188 2 FROM S* «SI THIS TO *rl THIS Kpjiy mkt A Tampax-user recently wrote to us: "Changing to Tampax is like changing from a plain Jane to a smart young girl who's up with the times. In fact." she said,' "changing to Tampax is something you owe to yourself as a
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      468 2 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SIIORTWAVK SHOKT WAVE SERVICE: SERVICE 41.7 metres 41 melrrs A.M 6.00 Time Signal. NegaraMEDITM WAVE SERVICE: Ku. New.s Headlines; 6.05 Morn--476 metres ing Melodies; 650 Keep Fit With A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: 6.02 Tfik lee: TOO Calypso Time; Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 7.30 Time
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    Lock icon The war of conquest
    461 3 THIS TRUE COMMUNIST DESIGN IN VIETNAM HAS BEEN REVEALED SAYS PRESIDENT DIEM SAIGON, Monday. PRESIDENT NGO DINH DIEM of South Vietnam said today his government was taking a number of steps to combat increased Communist attempts to overthrow it. Opening the budget sessltin of the Republic's
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    U.N. ON BRINK OF DEATH, SAYS EX-CHIEF BOLAND
    135 3 U.N. ON BRINK OF DEATH, SAYS EX-CHIEF BOLAND NEW YORK, Monday. MR FREDERICK BOLAND, the Irish Republic's Ambassador to the United Nations, blamed the great powers yesterday for Jhe "signs of disintegration" in the United Nations. Mr. Boiand, who stepped down as President of the General Assembly after finishing the
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    Lock icon 'Vietminh building up jet force'
    170 3 'Vietminh building up jet force' VIANILA, Mon.— The Philip--11 pines Herald today reported that Communist North Vietnam was building up a modern Jet air force with Soviet help and was making Intensive war preparations to gain control of South Vietnam and Laos. In a dispatch from Laos, the Herald's roving
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    Lock icon HIGHWAY NUDE WITH A TIE
    83 3 HIGHWAY NUDE WITH A TIE KOME, Mon. A 40--year-old man was taken to hospital, after he was found walking on the Trento-Roverto highway wearing only his tie carefully tied around his bare neck and his shoes, the Rome daily II Messaggcro reported. The man, before sinking into deep slumber, told
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    OUTER MONGOLIA QUESTION AGAIN FOR UN COUNCIL
    79 3 OUTER MONGOLIA QUESTION AGAIN FOR UN COUNCIL NEW YORK. Mon.— The United Nations Security Council meets today to take up the controversial applications of Outer Mongolia and Mauritania for membership of the world organisation. The two applications were shelved last Tuesday, when the Security Council took action only on an
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    Lock icon Sumatra clash kills six
    64 3 JAKARTA, Mon. Four soldiers and two home guards were killed in a clash between a loyalist patrol and a rebel banJ in the Sekaju district of youth Sumatra last week, according to reports reaching here from the provincial capital ol Palembang The insurgents put the township
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    Jakarta to show its armed might
    208 3 lAKARTA, Mon— Airborne operations will keynote a display of Indonesian armed might in Jakarta on Thursday, the Republic's Armed Forces Day. The display will be staged at Halim Perdanakusumah alrbase on the outskirts of the city. Guests of honour will include the President of
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  • World news in brief...
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      Gen. Franco celebrates 25 years in power
      186 3 BURGOS. Monday. £ENERAL FRANCO, 68, celebrated 25 years in power yesterday by extolling his regime before more than 50,000 people in the city which became the nationalists' capital during the Spanish Civil War. i Yesterday was a grey autumn day of marching troops,
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      Cattle face starvation
      141 3 BRISBANE- Tens of thousand of cattle face starvation in North-East Australia after one of the areas driest winters since 1915. Unseasonal good rainfalls before th<? end of December could save the situation, graziers said. NEW HAVEN: Donald Cook, 60, a veteran of many Broadway plays, died at
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      Queen's sculptor dies
      22 3 LONDON: Sir William Reid Dick. 82-year-old Royal Academician and Queen's sculptor-in-ordinary for Scotland, died at his London home. 8-9-O2
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      352 3 TO MALACCA RESIDENTS C B Double Soups The suppliers of Crosse Blackwell products regret that, owing to the excellent acceptance of the new C B Double Soups in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, it has proved to be impossible to extend delivery to Malacca as was announced in the Sunday Times
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    Homes for 72,000 people
    471 4 13,000 flats besides clinics, schools rising on fire site SINGAPORE, Mon. 'pHE Singapore Housing Board today announced details of a giant plan to transform the fire-devastated Bukit Ho Swee site into a housing estate for 72,000 people before the end of 1963. A total of 13,000
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    Learn from Gandhi call
    74 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— lnche Rahlm bin Ishak. Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture today said that Malayans should learn from Gandhi the "spirit of tolerance." Inche Ishak was speaking at a memorial meeting to mark the 92nd birthday of the Mahatma. Mr. V. M. Menon of
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    $4,500 burglary
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Wee Theow Hoe. 47, a salesman returned home from work yesterday evening to find his house in Pasir Panjang Road broken into and $500 in cash and $4,000 worth of jewellery missing.
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    No water zones
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Zones Two and Three will go without water tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Zones Four and Seven from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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    Rear mirror view of suspected kidnap
    248 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. A TAXI-DRIVER taking home three passengers in the back seat was shocked by what he saw in his rear mirror. Two of the men were holding down a third man who was seated in between and txVh had daggers in their hands.
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    Supervisee is jailed
    87 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A police supervisee, Kong Fook Wah. was today jailed for 12 months by the First Criminal District Judge. Mr. Choor Singh, after pleading guilty to a charge of leaving the State unlawfully on Sept. 30. Senior Inspector E. H. Sheares. prosecuting, said that Kong, of
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    280 4 THE following U today's sche- aule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Letoar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London, Beirut, Bahrein. Bombay, Colombo (BA 712) 4.40 p.m. Qantas: From Sydney, Perth, Jakarta iQF 781) 2.35 p.m from Sydney. Darwin <QF 571) 5.10 p.m.: from London,
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    The Chief Kathi blesses army mosque site
    178 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. THE Singapore Chief 1 Kathi, Inche Haji Salleh bin Haji Mohamed Pia h, this morning blessed the site for a $80,000 Army mosque on a hill-top at 8 m.s. dementi Road. This is the first mosque to be built by the
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    5 ARSON BIDS IN 3 HOURS
    331 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. nOLICE were alerted early this morning following a series of five arson attempts all of them made within a radius of two miles In the Chinatown area. The attempts are believed to have been made by the same person or gang and
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    TRAGIC RETURN FOR GIRL, 12
    88 4 TRAGIC RETURN FOR GIRL, 12 SINGAPORE. Mon. A 12--year-akl girl returned home after an errand to find her mother. Wong Ah Chin, 36, dead fror a deep wound In her neck. A razor was In her right hand. The girl. Chan Lye Kin. returned to their two-room attap hut In
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    Co-op way to security
    72 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The president of the Malayan Indian Congress. Dato V. T. Sambanthan. who is also Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications, today urged estate workers to join the National Land Finance Co-operative Society scheme as a way out from their "alarming" economic position. Mr.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      72 4 Singapore diary... SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: conunitwe meeting. 8 p.m. Local painters' exhibition, Bri- GEYLANG STRAITS CHlNtish Council HaU, Orchard ESE METHODIST CHURCH: Read. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Your hour of decision. 7.30 pjn. STAGE CLUB: -The Tunnel -A 1?*""*" MEDICAL ASof Love 1 at Cultural Centre SOCIATION: CUiuco-Paiholo-Canning Rise
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    A home for 25 patients
    229 5 Hill residents kept indoors by swarms of caterpillars PENANG, Monday. HPHICK, black swarms of caterpillars have in- vaded Penang Hill and are keeping the 400 hill residents indoors every night, when they crawl out. in their thousands, to infest hill paths and gardens. So far
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    Miss Hair Style
    30 5 PENANG. Mon.— A 'Miss Penang Hair Style" contest will be held at the Penang St John Ambulance Association dance at the E and O Hotel on Saturday.
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    One-man show
    26 5 PENANG. Mon— A Kelantan artist. Inche YusolT H. Abdullah, will stage a one-man exhibition at the British Council here from Oct. 5 to 12.
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    STRIKE AT BORNEO COMPANY IS OFF
    171 5 CINGAPORE, Mon. The two-day strike by more than 200 employees of the Borneo Company Ltd., in Robinson Road, is over. An agreement was reached this morning between the management and the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union. They Issued this joint statement: "Following discussions between
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    Labourer gets five years
    74 5 IPOH. Mon. A labourer. >K. Palanlmuthu. 37 was today sentenced in the High Court by Mr. Justice Azmi to five years' Jail for culpable homicide not amounting to murder. I He had pleaded guilty to I causing the death of another labourer. S. K. Narayanan Nalr
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    TRISHA MAN BEATEN UP IN LOCK-UP
    83 5 IPOH, Mon. Prisoners] awaiting trial were alleged to have assaulted a trlsha rider who waa confined with them In the lock-up attached to the courts here this morning. Police and detectives who were nearby rushed into the lock-up and released the trlsha rider who
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    SENATOR PRESENTS MALAYAN GIFT TO KOREAN PRESIDENT
    40 5 SENATOR PRESENTS MALAYAN GIFT TO KOREAN PRESIDENT SENATOR S.OK Übaidulla. leader of a 14-member Malayan Muslim Mission now touring Korea, presents a Malayan gift to the President of the Korean Republic, Mr. Bo Sun Yoon, at the president's official residence.
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    TB GROUP TO BE TRANSFERRED TO PULAU JEREJAK SETTLEMENT
    434 5 TB GROUP TO BE TRANSFERRED TO PULAU JEREJAK SETTLEMENT PENANG, Monday. TiHE twenty-five T.B. patients, threatened -L with eviction from two wards run by the Kedah anti-TB Association and the Baling Road Group Association Hospital in Kuala Ketil, are to be transferred to the TB settlement at Pulau Jerejak. "I
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    Brief stopover
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Mon— Dr. S Subandrlo. Indonesia's Foreign Minister, made a brief stopover at the Singapore airport this morning on his way to the United Nations where he will bring up the West Irian issue at the General Assembly
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    Aussies (2nd Battalion) coming here again
    123 5 Aussies (2nd Battalion) coming here again SINGAPORE, Mon. The 2Dd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment the first Australian unit to serve a second tour in Malaya will arrive here by the troopship Flaminia on Oct. 26. It will replace the Ist Battalion, now based in Koala Kangsar. The 2nd Battalion, to
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    YOUTH SOLD BORROWED BIKE
    88 5 YOUTH SOLD BORROWED BIKE AL.OR STAR, Mon.— A young teacher who borrowed a bicycle from a friend and sold it for $10, was today bound over in $200 for six months on a charge of criminal breach of trust. "I am giving you a chance because you are a first
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    Lock icon Britain should seek an alternative to Spore base, says the Times
    472 6 Britain should seek an alternative to Spore base, says the Times LONDON, Monday THE TIMES said today there was a clear need to seek an alternative t o Britain's military base in Singapore. Discussing the possibility of a merger between Singapore and the Federation of Malaya, this independent daily said:
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    FIVE SUSPENDED BY UMNO FIRMLY OPPOSED TO S.P.A.
    143 6 FIVE SUSPENDED BY UMNO FIRMLY OPPOSED TO S.P.A. SINGAPORE Mon. Five suspended members of Singapore Umno have received official letters from their party saying that they may appeal but they have decided not to do so. The five were suspended as a result of their opposition to Umno's formal alliance
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    Two weekend drownings
    44 6 Two weekend drownings SEREMBAN, Mon. Two youths died In Negri Sembilan on Saturday in sep: rate drowning Incidents. Kong Kirn Yong, 12. was drowned while swimming: In a mining pool In the Rahang area, and Wong F->o Hwa, 13, whilst swimming at Port Dlckson.
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    Chelsea buns
    25 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mrs. E. Goodier will demonstrate how to make Chelsea buns at the Women's International Club here at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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    Sunken Jap sub to be salvaged, scrapped
    102 6 Sunken Jap sub to be salvaged, scrapped SINGAPORE, Mon. Twenty-two experts from Japan are due in Singapore soon to organise salvage operations for a Japanese submarine in the Straits of Malacca. The 2,574-ton submarine, 1.37, went down with a crew of 98 during the war, 18 years ago. Thirteen crew
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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  • HIP Tiroes Speck! Feature
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      Lock icon A massacre followed the birth of this Australian port
      987 7 A massacre followed the birth of this Australian port SETTLERS DIED SO THAT LINCOLN MIGHT SURVIVE AND PROSPER ONE day in 1842 a detachment of mounted troops galloped into Port Lincoln, on the western shore of Spencer's Gulf, to find the little three-years-old settlement in a state of panic and
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      Today Lincoln stands as a monument to those early pioneers
      391 7 Today Lincoln stands as a monument to those early pioneers Edward had gone to the town for stores, leaving the boy Francis alone in the hut, where he was soon besieged by 20 armed aborigines, demanding food. Armed with a shotgun. Francis stood guard outside the door until a 10-years-old
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    20 8 H..,rf. </// M,n:m,,m. CHALMERS. <». aWptrmoai T»viot Road, Mm.ri Maimrfi and im late Robert rh.ilmer-., ,-,1 i;■ It ii Man .-in^aP«e«
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    68 8 ?n N'nrW, <lli i Minimum) MR A MRS. shep Show Catv than* all rakativai and frx-nd> for :hor -irnaitH kiii«. ti»o<) wiahea, ntnicea rendered :md attrndancf! at their mari .1,:, and ian|Hlaii on M.9.U. MRS. CAN TIAN SOO <nd family thank rrlatnra and fnenda wbn ati.'r.drn -he t m-ral
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    676 8 J'* H t*rtj% */0 < *9tnitntttfi ONE REASON »hv «..mr ih Km »r« full of Miun<'in« MMftJ "lif f mother* *tr\r W^.gar Shrffjtled lIAVIIW MOTEL, an idMI plum '•r t\*aint.- MMWttlMMtt. <*00l t>r«»zm. Wll—t mtaMM, iho '»M nrr mid tfanciaj muhtly. WITH COPPIRTONC. you'll !<•! a fflmrr. nmoo'hfr. rtrcpt-r
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, October 3. 1961.
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      Future of The Base
      516 8 Aa 1000 ;<^ he miv "the green liiilit." Tengku Abdul Rahman will go to London to discuss thr merger of the Federation and SinjM|H>io (and. it may W assumed, the entry of tho Bc.inean territories into a Greater Malaysia.' It is unlikely thai the signal will
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      In The Red
      591 8 For "(HI million Chinese the thirteenth year of Communist rule, now beginning, holds some hope of fractional im.provement in life's fundamentals. As soon as it became apparent that this year's har- yest of wheat but not rice 'was going to be another bad one. the regime acted
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      Indian Trade
      100 8 Malayan businessmen who left on Sunday rV Indh mayfind Indian manufacturers anxious to export to Malaya but leu anxious to import from Malaya, for India is short of foreign exchange. Of this country'g major export commodities, tin is th« one India is bound to buy for a long
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    Why PAP worked with the Communists
    1559 8 THIS AND OTHER QUESTIONS HAVE TO BE ANSWERED: HOWEVER UNCOMFORTABLE THE TRUTH MAY BE TO ME AND MY COLLEAGUES, YOU MUST KNOW 1T... In this way. we prevent the Communists irom making people believe that we are anti-Chinese education and carry with us the
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    THIS IS THE BATTLE FOR PEOPLE'S MINDS—WHAT WE BELIEVE IS RIGHT....'
    533 8 THIS IS THE BATTLE FOR PEOPLE'S MINDS— WHAT WE BELIEVE IS RIGHT....' Democratic Malaya or a Communist Malaya, you had first to get rid of the British This broad anti-colonial united front was an Inevitable phase In the history of our struggle for freedom. Before India got her Independence, there
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    Local firm takes over Lombard Far East
    412 9  -  GEOFFREY BOLAND BRITISH RETAIN THEIR INTERESTS IN COMPANIES MERGER By SINGAPORE, Monday A LOCAL company Central Finance Co. Ltd. has taken over all the interests of Lombard Bank Far East, Ltd. and will be renamed Lombard Central Finance Co. Ltd. It will be
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    'Bad girl' Fanny on the screen only, she says
    144 9 ITUALA I.UMPIR. Mon lions Kong film star Fanny Fan who usually plays ''bad girl" parts arrived here today for a 10--day visit, during which she hoprs to convince her fans that the "bad girl" exists only on the screen. In real
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    Charged with murder
    46 9 SINGAPORE Mon. Heng Chiak Poh wa s charged today with the murder of Tan Kee Swee. 42, an inmate of Trafalgar Home, at the home at about 10 p.m. last Monday. No plea was recorded and the case will be mentioned next Monday.
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    Date of hearing
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The president of the Industrial Arbitration Court. Dr. Charles Gamba, has directed th? continuation of the hearing in the dispute between tht Straits Times Press i Malaya i Ltd. and the Singapore Printing Employees' Union co be held on Oct. 10 at 9.30 a.m.
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    Death of Datin Sharifah
    96 9 Death of Datin Sharifah CJINGAPORE. Mon. •3 Datin Sharifah. 59. noted Singapore social worker, nied in Gleneagles Hospital this morning and was buried this evening at the Alsagoff tamily cemetery off Java Road. Wife of Dato Syed A. M Alsagoff. a leading figure in tVie Scout and St. John \rnbi
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    Sweets for 200
    38 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Moa. Members of the Pan-Paciflc South-East Asia Women's Association here today distributed sweets and clothing to more than 200 children at the General Hospital m 4 part of the universal Children's Day celebrations.
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    77 HOMELESS AFTER STORM: ROOFS, WALLS BLOWN OFF
    139 9 77 HOMELESS AFTER STORM: ROOFS, WALLS BLOWN OFF QEGAMAT. Mon. Seventy seven people lost their homes when strong A-inds and heavy rain dauiagrd houses at Kampon* Kenangan. a settlement for former special constables, 12 miles north of here yesterday. One house was destroyed the owner. Inche Abdullah bin Bakar. and
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    Variety stars coming
    60 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— One Of Britain's television and radio stars. Bill Maynard. will arrive here on Oct. 13 to entertain British Army units in Malaya. He will spend 11 days travelling throughout the Federation, giving shows He will be accompanied by Billy Burden, Terry Fearis, Lisbeth Lennon
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    $50 overload
    33 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A lorry driver. Hong Kee Siev 30. of Birch Road, was fined $50 here today for overload'ng his lorry on May 24 at the 8t» mile. Kepong Road.
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    INDONESIAN FOUND WITH CONTRABAND IS JAILED
    101 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Nio Ban Hlok. 34. of Indonesia, w. today fined $10,000 by a district court here for having 290 lb. of dutiable tobacco in a tampan at sea. oil Matu Ikan. on the r.izht of Sept 5. "le die! not pay and was
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    Party denies MCP support
    176 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Party Ra'ayat of Singapore today denied recent statement by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. that It had received the support of the Malayan Communist Party In the 1959 general Section. In his broadcast Mr. Lee said that In the election "the
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    TEMERLOH BRIDGE TO BE CLOSED 11 HOURS TOMORROW
    156 9 TEMERLOH BRIDGE TO BE CLOSED 11 HOURS TOMORROW KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Hie Temerioh bridge will be closed to all traffic from 7 p.m. on Wednesday to 6 a.m. the following day to allow P.W.D. technicians to lower the 100-ton Bailey bridge thrown across the 160 ft. gap torn in the
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    Funeral of a pioneer
    43 9 KAMPAR. Mo.:. Viore than 2,000 people attended the funeral of Mr. Tan Geok Teong. 75. a community leader here yesterday. Mr. Tan. a pioneer ol Sungdl Siput > South i, died in his home on Friday after a long illness.
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    Secret society 15 have terms increased
    305 9 Secret society 15 have terms increased KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rpHIRTEEN men found guilty of attending a secret society initiation ceremony in a Chinese cemetery in Kuantan on April 2, had their six-month sentence increased to 18 months by a High Court judge here. Mr. Justice Hashim also increased the six-month
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    ALLEGED TRICKSTER GIVES POLICE THE SLIP
    185 9 ALLEGED TRICKSTER GIVES POLICE THE SLIP KUALA I,JjiVIPUR, Mon. A man wanted by tue Kedah police lor his alleged conndence tricks escaped from police custody here today. Ine lr.an, aged about 30, is said to have posed as a wealthy businessman from Singapore and was reported to have cheated four
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    Off for training
    41 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Che Yang binte Ismail of Johore. and Che Siti Salmiah binte Haji Mohamed Noor. of Seremban, left here by air today for Britain for training in child nursing at the Wellgarth Nursery Training Col•epe. London
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    Tin firm's $10m. share offer to investors
    378 9 Tin firm's $10m. share offer to investors SINGAPORE, Monday. 1%/ f ALAYAN investors are being given yet another opportunity to put their money into a local industry. Tomorrow morning Consolidated Tin Smelters Ltd. are announcing the offer for sale of 4,500, C $2.25 per share in East iOO ordinary share
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    I-card centre
    30 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— A new reuistration centre for obtaining Identity cards will open on Thursday at the St. John Ambulance Brigade headquarters in Shelley Road, off Peel Road.
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    No tax returns
    29 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Lee Chin Wing, 90. of Cecil Street. wa s fined $100 today tor failing to submit income :ax returns within a specified p«riod.
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      NEED FOR LUXURY
      329 10 Mothers in waiting must pamper themselves JUST doing anything and everything right up to that very moment is the modern trend of mothers-to-be. Since doctors maintain that you can tackle all the usual everyday Jobs round the house, there is certainly no reason why you should not
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      Pleats take firm stand in fashion
      389 10 Pleats take firm stand in fashion is often the case, use extra lubrication and avoid skin tonics and astringents. Wash with warm water which is very hot or cold and choose your soap carefully. There is one hard, brown skin soap which is rich in soothing oils and will not
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      Decorative items for the Christmas tree
      333 10 ONG-TERM patients at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital in Singapore have found a happy pastime through Diversional Therapy and the generosity of fifty voluntary workers who help to form the Unit. The patients while recuperating in bed are kept busy making felt toys and
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      FASHIONS BY AUREO
      100 10 FASHION designers from all parts of the United States were Invited to Las Vegas for the first showing of fashions by Aureo of Manila to be held outside the Philippines. Aureo. who is only 25, is considered by many as one of the outstanding fashion designers of
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      372 10 4M mjM^HQ I CARE ABOUT HOW I LOCK- ("\X AT ALL TIMES! (^^S) But I've never been completely satisfied with my make-up. f/vw^U-*.^*^ found 'CONTEMPERA'. U^^ It's not like anything you've evet used before even in a tube! T/'X /^\i And the finish it gives is com- J "K?V>/ VC
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      170 10 w^~ Itagg Vmork than W EVER CONFIDENCE C^^lg^&^i Only KOTEX has th« *r*|n?vsVXj < rx 'l 'VVondersoft*' covering. V'":' --> *Sj» B This, plus pressed, rounded v> -»B; l^X|i^T*M ends and the special centre, $r 'ft S means sure invisible pro£s tcct on an<^ gi"e at comfort. W x *i***s'&sM
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      192 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Did he design the "Go to it" should fare well (5). aI ed interpreted (fl. i^sssss^r^ 80 bVs,- 111 a muerawe 5? fit K (TS is m ore 13. Effecfof Tr^sh defire («>. £P*?We when about to pro14. Oho^t of a sort badly made «£jy
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      238 10 SEEMS a housewife's Ideal friend a cooking pan for frying, grilling, fritting, stewing, baking, steaming and toasting. This multi-purpose pan Is Inset with several combinations: A perforated bottom for steaming and french frying of vegetables, fish, meat, pastry, dumplings. Baking inset for cakes and souffles. The spiral bottom controls the
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    $16.5 MILLION OFFERS TO MALAYAN INVESTORS
    425 12 From Our Market Correspondent IN the next five weeks' Malayan investors will have an opportunity to subscribe for shares valued at 516.5 million which are to be placed on the Malayan Market. The first issue will be by Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaya Ltd..
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 12 .Malayan Stock Indices: Oct. 2 Sept. 3i ndustrials: 160 46 160.2 tins: 298.53 302.li Rubbers: 235.12 235.1! Jan. 1 1958=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    559 12 OUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Gammon (1.000) tl.Tt ON: Cold Store (1.000) $2.46; U.B. ord* (1.000) $119: Wearn* (1,000) $2.80. Minings: A. Hitam (1,000) 4S«. D. ON, (SOO) 4Ss. 3d. D. ON, (2,000) 475.. (4.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    33 12 SINGAPORE. Oct. 2. RUBBER: 844 cents per lb. (unchanged). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 84 cents (quiet). TIN: $479.62} per picul (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    217 12 QCTOBER first grade rubber buyers w f.e.b. cloaed in Singapore yesterday at MJ cents per Ib. unchanged on Kridaya closing prica. The tone was quiet. S.C.C.R.A. closlna; prices In cents per Ib. yesterday were: Int. 1 R. 8.8. spot f.o.b. buyers 831. Mllen 84*; Int. 1 R. 8.8.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    179 12 rC Malayan exchange Binki' Association made these change* In It* rates to merchant* yesterday LONDON: Mlllng T.T. or O.D. 2/3 15/16: buying airmail T.T. 3/4 1/16: O.D. 2/4 3/32. 30 d/*t 2/4 9/32. 4S d/*t 2/4 11/32. 60 d/*t 2/4 7/16. 90 d.'«t 2/4 19/32, 120 d/«t 2/4
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    Small gain in tin price: Rubber quietly steady
    176 12 PHE tin price in SingaL pore yesterday gained 25 cents, being taken to $479.62 per picul on an offering of 250 tons, an increase of 10 tons. Tiere are few factors currently to influence the tin market one way or the other
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    166 12 CHIPS lying aUngsids th« liniiHrt V wharvss tadiy arc Strd Flyer is. City of Newcastle 1/2, Teverya 27/28. Larries 6/7, Narasan Maru 40 41. Outtr reads: Karanic Djawa, Tong Han. Kvenclory. Bovetakaja Neft. Ancon. Kaldform, City of Newcaitlc. Arnblan Queen, Mekong. Lian Hin. SoekilaotiD^. Lfverdon. Hima. Sumber
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    93 12 rl Chin.M Prxluc* ElMuUtg*. lintiK'i n»en pnc«t sxr »icul ytittrdsy w»r«: Ccpra: I'K/Cootln*nt October uhlpment S2S buyera, *2S] MllrrK. C.c.nut «ll: bulk S33t aellert, drum *»7t ■ellen. NfPiri Muntok white fITTi sellers. Sarawak white SITS tellera. special Sarawak black »H2i tellers, garbled LamponK h!ack ***** 'ellers, Larapong black
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    120 12 MELBOURNE, Man. INVESTMENT shares traded x along easy lines here today. Anst. Cement gained 2s. to 78$. but Television Cotporatton eased Is. to 575. Base metals were easier. The oils remained steady with Interstate Oil up Is. 4d. to 10s. 7d. Commonwealth Bonds were steady. Con Zinc 84'-
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      168 12 WESTIOUHP (UIOPE SERVICE S'ooie P. S'hsm Penang IOUCJk 11l Oct 12 13 Oct 14 Oct Marseille), rlivr*. Ouftkir*. SOUTH I Wf SI AFRICA SERVICE. ha TATUN* 1/ I Oct (X-oan (J2'll), Pon (IniDcPi (24/11), Capetown 1217W Vatadi (31/11). Lagos (1/11), Cotonou (1/11). Accra, 'a-cadl Abidian. Freetown. Conakry, Dalar (2J/11). USTtOUND
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      394 12 TENDERS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE. BALAI RAYA Xt Al KOYANG PAHANG Is now withdrawn and new notice will appear in due course. j KERAJAAN NEGERI KEDAH TENDER NOTICE I TENDERS will be received by the State Secretary Kedah, Alor Star up to 12 noon, 25th of October, 1961 for
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      680 12 ROAD NOTICE OFFICIAL NOTICE Temerloh Bridge will be cloeed «*«>Po»>al to usr a name to to all traffic from 7.00 pjn. on newly built ship Wednesday 4th October 1961 to I, Ooi Kool Bee Director of 6.00 a.m. on Thursday sth Octo- the Kuala Kedah-Langkawi Fenv ber 1961 i Service
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      1391 13 NOTICE NOTICES EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, ATTENTION ALL SCOTS KEDAH St. Andrew's Society Annual Celebration wUI be held on Fri- Standard I admissions. 1962 and c Ay 24th November 1961 at the I 1963 S pore Swimming Club. Reserva- i Parents 'Runrdians of CHILDREN tions can be made now. BOKN IN 1955
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      802 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS! GOVERNMENT OF NORTH BORNEO Wanted Instructor. Division IV, for Government Trade School. I Jesaelton. to teach one of tbe :ol- lowing trades:— Plumbing, or I ittinc and lurninj. or Blacksmith and Welding. Salary Scale 5215x15-410/430x 20-490: 520x25-620. Entry to Scale! according to qualifications and ex* perience. Age limit
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      868 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT APPLICATIONS are invited j from Federal Citizens and permanent serving Government Officers for appointment as CIVIL ENGINEERS in the Public Works Department, Federation of Malaya. I Appointments may be made either to the permanent and pensionable establishment or to Supernumerary j posts specifically connected with Rural Development Projects
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      915 13 Mi^BiiilHMlgp™"""""""™"""' (Continacd from Pate 8) SITUATIONS VACANT 29 Wordt $i (Min.)— Box St ett. extra MALAY WASH AMAH half day (rood references essential. Apply 3. Clifton Vale. Braddell HelKhts, Spore. TWO LAOV ASSISTANTS lor department store prefrrwbly wit%} experience In footwear. Box A4tsB S.T. Spore WANTED 16 MM. cinema operator
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      1003 13 HOUSES 1 LAND POR SALE i Wmrdt $i (Min.)— Box St ett. extra < IPOH SHOP HOUSt for sale at t Hugh l-o-.v Street, new town. 539.900/-. Telephone 4447 Ipoh or write advertiser P.O. Box 294. Ipoh. 3 FREEHOLD LAND available on main Braddell Road. Area 12.1:13 »q. ft. $1.50
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      1095 13 TRAVELS ft TOURS W»rdt $S (Mi*.)—B»x St rfs. txtrn j ■•OK IARLV For your vacation ours:- Federation Leavlnc 13th. '2nd. A 29th October. 1901. Baankok •>ep: 26-11-61 tt 10-12-61. 1295/Train). Contact: Archipelago Travel Service. 198, Cecil Btreet, Tel: *****, '3216. *****. (Spar*). PHILATELY Wordt SS (Mlm.)—Box SO ett. extra UIIO,
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      25 radio men for Japan
      272 14 FIRM-SPONSORED SECOND INDUSTRIAL PROMOTION TOUR IS ON THEY WILL STUDY NEW PRODUCTION METHODS, SALES MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL MARKETING fWKNTY-FIVK National radio and electrical equipment dealers left Singapore on Friday lor Japan under the second National industrial promotion tour sponsored by Hagemeyer Trading Co. (Malaya) Ltd.
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      Brokers'. employee to visit Australia
      98 14 Brokers'. employee to visit Australia MR. LEONG KONG HOI, 22, (above) of J. M. Sassoon and Co. Singapore stock and share brokers, will leave for Australia on Nov. 12 to study the mechanism of the stock exchange there for three months. He will work with Davis Rothwell and Co., leading
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      August revenue
      18 14 Sarawak collected $3,804,735 from export, import and excise duties in August compared with $3,449,318 in July.
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      Service for importers wishing to buy U.S. goods
      176 14 Service for importers wishing to buy U.S. goods ANEW type of service for importers has been launched by Bailey International Inc., a world wide sales development firm of Los Angeles. The company will Immediately advertise in the Wall Street Journal the needs of any foreign importer wishing to purchase specific
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      Holland big shipbuilder
      44 14 Eighty-one vessels totalling 236.429 gross register tons were launched at Dutch shipyards in the first half of the year, according to Lloyd's Register. Holland thus became the fifth largest ship-building nation in the world after Japan, Britain, West Germany and Sweden.
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      Bovril more popular: Sales rising
      124 14 Bovril more popular: Sales rising MORE and more people are drinking Bovril in Malaya, a visiting representative of Bovril Ltd., London, said in Singapore. Mr. A. D. Walker, export manager of the company who was on a Far East tour has since left for Australia. During his two-day stay In
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      INDIA BANK PLANS BORNEO BRANCHES
      106 14 T^HE United Commercial Bank Ltd. plans to set up branches in Borneo territories as part of its expansion programme, said the manager of the Singapore office, Mr. C.R. Sonalkar. Mr. Sonalkar said that Borneo was now developing steadily and prospects for banking were promising. He
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      Electron microscope
      116 14 - THIS is the Philips electron microscope recently installed in the laboratories of the Rubber Research Institute, Koala Lumpur for studying different types of particles in natural rubber latex, the way fillers function in dry rubber and also for certain biological studies. The 100 kilovolt microscope can magnify up
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      In: The fastest road paver in Federation
      313 14  - In: The fastest road paver in Federation RONALD KINSEY By rVHE fastest thing on the road of progress in the 1 Federation today is a $39,000 machine which has just been introduced to the country. It is the Parker Bituminous Road Paver which promises to cut down considerably the time
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      Sarawak bauxite exports up
      40 14 Sarawak's bauxite shipments in August were 48,977 tons against 27,853 tons in the previous month. This brings total exports in the first eight months to 183.563 tons against 168.150 tons in the corresponding period last year.
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      Jesselton's new office
      69 14 The Cycle and Carriage Co. (1928) Ltd. yesterday opened a branch in Jesselton to cater for the motoring needs of Jesselton in 'particular and North Borneo in general. The manager is Mr. Joseph Phang Chow Siong. The office, at Beach Street, was opened by Mr. Lee Wing
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      ENGINEER STUDIES PALM OIL INDUSTRY
      174 14 ENGINEER STUDIES PALM OIL INDUSTRY T>HE chief engineer of x the Colin Press Division of SPEICHIM (Societe pour l'Equipement des Industries Chimiques) has arrived in Malaya to study the palm oil industry. Mr. Bernard Lelogeais is now touring the Federation accompanied by Mr. E.M. Stewart, Colin's representative for South-East Asia.
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      My happiest day—Chris
      388 15 My happiest day Chris 'BALKAN BAMBINO WAS GOING SO WELL I KNEW HE WOULD WIN' By EPSOM JEEP Singapore, Monday A JOYFUL Chris Dragon said lo me yeslerday ailernoon, "This is the happiest day of my life." For Chris, in his first season as a full-fledged jockey, had just won
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      Lock icon Winning 3-1 lead for US
      88 15 NEW DELHI. Mon. The United States took a winning 3-1 lead in their Davis Cup inter-zone semi-final with India here today when Whitney Reed beat Jaideep Mukerjee 6-2. 6-3. 0-3. The Americans had earlier won one singles and the doubles match, and India one singles.
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      PENANG WEIGHTS
      586 15 WEIGHTS f o i eiftht races on Sunday, first day of the Penang October Meeting: Cl. 3, Div. 1— s.]f Ca>h Boy 9.00 Keone Her 9.00 Itasa Sayanc 9. 00 henja i Batu Ul Tant Mieuv 8.12 Huat Chye 8.11 I'i/.irro II 8.10 Showgirl 111 8.09 Fleuraon 8.0?
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      Hamzah misses and it's 4-1 for Perak
      47 15 PERAK score their fourth goal as Penang's goalkeeper Hamxah dives but misses the ball in Sunday's Malaya Cup match at the City Stadium which Perak won 4-1. The other player in this picture is Penang's fullback Koay Ban Chuan (centre).
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      Six-nation schools badminton in Dec.
      150 15 Six-nation schools badminton in Dec. By KEN FERNANDEZ ((UALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Schoolboys from five countries have been invited to take part In the first schoolboys International badminton tournament to be held here between Dec. 18 and 23. The competition, sponsored by the Federation of Malaya Schools Sports Council, will be
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      Point's win for City
      169 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. City narrowly beat Serangoon by six points (penalty and try) to fiv« points (goal) in a schools interdlstrlct match at Woodsvllle today. Both teams were evenly matched and play was fast and robust. It was the good handling, speed and place kicking by Kirn
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      WILL CHANGE ADD TO MALA YA CUP'S GROWING POPULARITY?
      485 15 WILL CHANGE ADD TO MALA YA CUP'S GROWING POPULARITY? D 3ELANGOR lose to Singapore by three goals to one 0 yet go into the Malaya, Cup final by .006 of a goal. If Singapore had won four-one at Jalan Besar on Sunday night, they would have won the south zone
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      SCC trounce Sarawak Rangers
      187 15 QINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore Cricket Club invitation XV trounced the Inexperienced Sarawak Ranger.s 27-0 in a friendly rugger match on the padang today. The points came from three gpals and four tries. Rangers were so much lighter and smaller, that even their speed at open play and
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      SPORTS DIARY
      59 15 SOCCER STORE LGE DIV. 1: IRC v FKC (Jn. Besar, 8.15); Junior Cap: TTS Hospital v Geylang Utd (Balestler Rd> RUGGER FRIENDLIES: J. Bahru Utd V J. Bahru Police (JEC grd); S'gor Club v Wardlebum Wanderers (XL padang); University v BMH (Pantai). HOCKEY FRIENDLIES: SCC v Ceylon 8C
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      Better team won—Loh
      84 15 Better team won— Loh PENANQ, Mon. A total of 15,491 spectators saw Perak beat Penang 4-1 to become north zone champions In the Malaya Cup match at the City Stadium here yesterday. Gate collections totalled $13,779. The president of the Football Association of Penang. Mr. Loh Hoot Yeang, today said
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        SOCCER
        25 15 FIXD MATCH (Kluang): Chong Hwa Old Boys 8 Present Boys 0; Primary 1 Girls 0. C. KEDAH LGE <Sg Patanl)! Pemuda 3 Indians 1.
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        RUGGER
        25 15 TRIALS: All-Blues 11 (goal. 2 tries) Rest 9 (3 tries) at Sg Patanl; Whites 11 (goal. 2 tries) Blues 3 (try) at J. Bahru.
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        HOCKEY
        17 15 IPOH SENIOR LGE: Klnta Indians 17 Ipoh Malays 0. FRIENDLY (J. Bfthru): RMN 1 Rama 0.
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        BADMINTON
        13 15 .RAHMAN TIP (XL): S'jor Malays (holders) bt Kedah 3-2 In challenge round.
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        GOLF
        19 15 Ksr.es 18-HOLE STABLEFORD (S'poret: Silver: 1 Mrs. L Armltage (36 ptsi; Bronze: 1 Mlsa P. C. Adams (351.
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        RACING
        53 15 EPSOM H'CAP I MILE (l»andwick) 1 Mr. B. H. Crowley's Sky i High (5-4 fay. G. Moore). Metropolitan lm sf: 1 Walpart (15-1) 3 Oemstone. Won by 5300.000 WOODWARD STAKES 1' ;M fßelmont Park. NY>: 1 Kelso (2-1 on fay. E. Arearo) 2 Divine Comody. 3 Carry Back. Won
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        RUGBY UNION
        200 15 l\K. MATCHES Blackheath 3 Coventry 40; London Scottish 9 London Irish 6; London Welsh 12 Metropolitan Police 3; Old Blues 16 Old Edwardlans 0; Old Paulines 3 Old Cranletghans 3; Rosslyn Park 12 Richmond 0: Wasps 14 Cheltenham 3; Aldershot Services 12 Oxford 11; Bamstaple 9 Devonport Services
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        BOXING
        14 15 ORIENT BANTAM TITLE (Tokyo): K. Yonekura 'holder) outptd J. Jamlto (PI) 12 rds.
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      221 15 In o c I1 1 Jw M Kb? m l I to have confidenccin the pretty yk young nurse but lately she looked so listless.. and her work was becoming care\T" V/6h no. S'.sjerTN fC-^rfH Nurse Ng? 'eel so t.red I IfWT^AJ re y UUnP n S May7e < reason
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    Singapore signs water pact
    664 16 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Johore to be paid three cents per thousand gallons from State 'pHK Singapore an( j .Johore Governments today signed a new water agreement, superseding the 11)27 pact. Under the new agreement, which took effect from last month. Singapore pays three cents for rvery
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    JUDGE SETS DATE FOR POLLS CASE
    98 16 JUDGE SETS DATE FOR POLLS CASE SINGAPORE. Mon. The First Criminal District Court today fixed three days, start- ing from Nov. 20, for th« I hearing of a summons case j under the Legislative Asscm- bly Elections Ordinance against Wong Yew Hon. a bu-incs.-man. Wong is accused of giving five
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    Alleged to have caused death
    70 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. A hawker charged with fatally wounding his neighbour with an iron rod during a light. was today committed to .stand trial in the High Court. Tambii'.h Vadivelu was facing a tentative charge of culpable homicide not t amounting to murder m causing the
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    STORE MUSICIAN TO CONDUCT ORCHESTRA
    144 16 SINGAPORE. Monday. MR. Benjamin Khoo. well-known local musician, will conduct the Singapore Symphony Orchestra at a concert at the Victoria Theatre on Oct. 15. Mr. Khoo. who had won a Government scholarship in 1953 to atudy at the Royal Academy at Music in London. has
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    Security troops stand by as OAS calls a strike
    132 16 ALGIERS. Mon— Strong A forces of French troops j and riot police stood by to- day p.s the outlawed secret army organisation <OAS> called a 30-mlnute strike. The organisation opposed j President De Gaulle's plans for self-determination for Algeria. Security forces
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    348 16 I-ONDON. Mon. The stock markets ,n London today lacked incentive and started a few fortoightly account on a quiei and uncertain note. Business failed io expand and orices moved within narrow limits but usually to iower laraia. Induatrtali weie dlattnctij dull, and Imperial Chemical* again
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    TIN
    24 16 LONDON. Mon Buyers £944. i sellers £946. Forward buyers £956. sellers £957. Settlement £951. Turnover a.m. 205 toiia, p.m. ISO :n.s Tune' Entler.
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    RUBBER
    42 16 LONDON. Mon. Spot 24 -d.. Nov. 24- u., Dec. 25d.. Jan. 25d.. J;m./Mar 25 l -a. April/June 23 ,d.. Juiy'Sept. 25 l »d.. Oct./ Dec. 23', d.. all. Oct. 24 >d.. Nov. 24 1 -d.. Dec 24 .-a. Tone: Very qu'.et.
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    Dag's coffin lowered into family grave at Uppsala
    68 16 THE late I'nitrd Nations Secretary-General. Dag Hammarskjoeld, who sought peace for the nations of "East. West, North and South." finds his own peace as his coffin is lowered into the family grave in Ippsala cemetery, following a State funeral service in the
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    Lock icon Serraj arrested by Syrian revolt leaders
    366 16 Serraj arrested by Syrian revolt leaders BEIRUT. Mon. QOLOX£L AImIcI Hamid Serraj, Syrian leader who resigned as Vice-Presidenl of the United Arab Republic just before the Syrian revolt, was arrested last night. Damascus Radio .said the arrest was made to "prevent the revolutionary movement from being exploited for personal reasons."
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    Lock icon Sextuplets but all still-born
    52 16 BLANTYRE. Nya.-aland. Mon.— A 35-year-old African woman gave birth to sextupleth. four boys and two glris but they were all stillborn Each weighed about one pound. The mother had previously given, birth to 23 children, unly .-even of them are alive. She had two sets of
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    'Promotion must be automatic'
    279 16 'Promotion must be automatic' SINGAPORE. Mon. The Chinese Schools i Com-mittee-Teacher) Association yesterday said it would accept the Governments new lourtwo system (four years ol lower secondary and two years of upper secondary for Chinese schools, provided pro- 1 motion to the upper secondary was automatic and details i of
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    Lock icon Stockpile sale
    36 16 LONDON. Mon.- -Sales from tl^p Beard of Trade's .stock of natural rubber in September 'totalled 25 tons, all for November delivery, the Board announced today. There remains 2C510 tons available for sa'e. I Reuter.
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    To write on [ emigrants
    95 16 To write on emigrants SINGAPORE. Mon. Japanese newspaper columnist Miss Mieko Matsuo. 29. until recently with the "Josri- Jishiu". a weekly women's magazine in Tokyo, arrived in Singapore today in the Tegelberg. She is now- travelling as a i government -sponsored emigrant to Brazil. Also aboard the liner are about
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    JAIL FOR ROBBING A WATCHMAN
    96 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. B :v U'lH't ol tilt years' imprisonmeni wa.s Imposed in Ah Perm. 21. by Mi Tan Ah Tan at the Assta Court here today for robbinf a Sikh watchman. Teow pleaded guilty to s charge of robbing Budh Sinst at Labrador Villa, Pasir
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    DEATH
    41 16 MR. LING CHENG HOO. I I.H Baaday i 10JM1 IB 1 Madam <"■•<■ su un, Father oi Ma dam I.itiK Km Yuri:. Dr. Uas Ns> id In. Lint Ni::iri 1. IMrthO'tlJ Church, M Rao -i. sm-.i i pore on 1961 M
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    110 16 MRS. SMASTRV neerel) Ihank no tH IM v.-ith IIM fun ml .-i Ist* Mi s Bhantn R. PONNIAH 111.U.k l: Itrlp aympatby al im i PonnlHh on 30 UATO A. M. ALtACOFF Kratltudt to :..t oi tin- Dan of eondoliTir. rev. A MRS. M.i. rame. Mr. v Mr-. Ko.iv
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    34 16 L P. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS al ut.r. i..;iui>.;. prlei Butiy «mi« itorw last! Som.thlnK for all, .In jop^ th* lot: Op»>n dally 11 .i.ni. Io 7 i> n at 73 AmpaoK Road. Kunla Lumpur.
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