The Straits Times, 10 October 1961

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    19 1 \VKIt\4.l n.ULY lIBTIFIBB SALE EXI EKPS BHMIOO fttb The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1961. 13 CENTS.
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    URGENT: MALAYSIA
    985 1 N. Borneo leaders report on talks in London MACLEOD AGREES THERE IS NO TIME TO WASTE 'We wish to join with equal rights' 1(1 ALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two North Borneo leaders said here today that in talks with Mr. lain Macleod, the Colonial Secretary, they had been led
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    Lighter strikers resume
    140 1 Lighter strikers resume FRESH TALKS TOMORROW SINGAPORE, Mon. A strike today by about 2,000 lightermen operating in the Outer Roads and Singapore River was called off tonight, pending the resumption of negotiations with their! employers at the Labour Ministry on Wednesday. The men. members of the Singapore Transport Vessel Workers'
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    Lock icon More troops for the Congo
    40 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. The Defence Ministry announced that four Indian Canberra jets left Agra today to join the United Nations Command in the Congo. Two more will leave Inter this week, the announcement said U.P.I.
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    Deportee hunt—12th day
    46 1 Deportee hunt 12th day DARWIN Mon The police .search for two Malayan deportees in hiding in Dftrwln "ntcri'd Its 12th j ciav today. The Malayans. I Darts bin Saris. 31. and Zainal bin Hashim. 24. former pearl divers, were ordered deported by the Ministry of Immigration.
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    Merger will not deprive citizens of rights
    465 1 Merger will not deprive citizens of rights PREMIER LEE SAYS HIS AIM IS TO LET ALL KEEP THEIR PRIVILEGES IJNDHR the merger plan now being discussed, it is proposed Hint all Singapore citizens should retain all rights and privileges which they enjoy at present regardless of whether they were ix>rn
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    Lock icon Pasternak book
    33 1 MOSCOW. Mon.— A col lee- j tion of Boris Pasternak's poems, containing works writ- ten up to 1960. has been published in a 375-page volume, Radio Moscow reported today. I -U.P.I
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    Motorist, son and wife hurt in crash
    130 1 Motorist, son and wife hurt in crash OtEl -'.VIBAX. Mon. Mr. J. B. B. swarm. a Malacca planter and motor racing enthusiast, was seriously injured when his car crashed into an embankment at Fedas, 12 miles from Seremban. last night. 1 His wife and four-year-old son. who were with him,
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    U.S. Navy saves 'Matilda' men
    202 1 A CAN A Kiuam). Mon. Five adventhurers who tried to sail to Australia from Singapore in a 25--year-old converted lifeboat have been rescued from a .small island near here by a naval patrol boat. Klaus Leopolz. 30. Alfred Drcckman. 13. Peter Bryslinski. 21. and Heinz
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    RED ENVOYS, POLICE IN AIRPORT SCUFFLE
    361 1 RED ENVOYS, POLICE IN AIRPORT SCUFFLE AMSTERDAM, Monday. TKN Soviet Embassy officials fought their way into the police office at Schiphol airport here today and dragged away a Russian woman, whose husband had detected to the I West. The woman. Mrs. Alexei Golub. was taken to a Soviet airlines office
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    Big seizure of gold
    58 1 SINGAPORE. Tur.v Singapore Custom* early today lound 400 ozs. of smuggled gold on board the ship Ormara. bound for India from Hong KOll3. The gold valued at $40,000, was lound concealed between the wood panelling in the hospital of the ship The search is still going
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    Red reactor
    25 1 VIENNA. Mon.- -Bulgaria's first nuclear research reactor, built by Soviet exports, has been put into operation, the Bulgarian Communist Party newspaper today reported.
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    $1m. suits by Aw widow, daughter
    148 1 $1m. suits by Aw widow, daughter SINGAPORE. Mun. A widow and daughter of the late Mr. Aw Boon Haw, the Tiger Balm king, have filed writs in the Singapore High Court registry claiming a total of $1,137,500. They are Madam Tan Kyi Kyi and Miss Aw Sian. both oi Hong
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    LATEST
    30 1 MACLEOD OUT LONDON .Mon— .M: ginalfl M.iuldiny Presidi n't of Board of Trade, appointed Colonial Secretary in place ol Mr Mat lemi bi < "in' Chancellor < f Ducb) <>f Lancaster.
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    KENNEDY'S PEN-PAL PRINCE NORODOM
    113 2 KENNEDY'S PEN-PAL PRINCE NORODOM pHNOMFKMI. Mon.— The Cambodian Chief of State. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, told the nation yesterday In- ha» agreed to become a friend of the U.S. President, Mr. Kennedy, and keep up regular correspondence with him. Prince Xo.odom made the statement in a twohour speech marking his return
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    Lock icon Anti-Govt. parade
    31 2 TEHERAN. Mon Police last night dispersed an antiGovernment demonstration here by National Front members who support the former Prime Minister, Mr. Mohammed Mossadeq. Several "trouble-makers' were reported arrested Reuter.
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    Lock icon Asylum request
    29 2 THE HAGUE. Mon. A 35-year-old Kubsian chemist. Alexei Golub. has asked for asylum in the Netherlands, a spokesman for the Dutch Ministry of Justice said today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Jakarta 'ready to fight'
    356 2 SOEKARNO TELLS MASS RALLY: WE NO LONGER BEG TO ACHIEVE OUR NATIONAL IDEALS JAKARTA, Monday. INDONESIA is ready to fight to achieve its national ideals, President Soekarno said yesterday. He was speaking at a mass rally in Jogjakarta in the presence of the visiting Polish President,
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    Lock icon New floor and ceiling prices to be main topic at the tin talks
    396 2 New floor and ceiling prices to be main topic at the tin talks LONDON, iMonday. •JHE fixing ot a new floor and ceiling prices under the International Tin Agreement is expected to be one of the main ilems on the agenda at the meeting of the International Tin Council which
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    Lock icon ONLY ITEM ON U.N. AGENDA -BY ADLAI
    65 2 ONLY ITEM ON U.N. AGENDA -BY ADLAI WALTHAM. (Massachusetts i Mon.— Mr. Adlai Stevenso.i. the chief U.S. delegate to the United Nations. said yesterday that there was really only one item on the agenda In the current Assembly session "the survival of the human race." He said at Brandeis University
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    Lock icon Founder of Cancer Anonymous dies
    277 2 LONDON, Mon— The Rev. Brian Hession. founder and organiser of Cancer \nonymous. has died in a London hospital, it was announced yesterday. He was .">4 .Mr. Hession underwent four major cancer operations in his life and onee seven years ago in America was given only
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    Lock icon Police hold electrician
    53 2 NEW DELHI.. Mon Detectives have arrested a 32--year-old electrician for alleged complicity in a crude bomb explosion in a crowded Delhi street on Sept. 29 five j minutes after the Prime M:njister. Mr Nehru, had passed that \va>\ Police "sources ruvp the name of the man as
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    Lock icon KISSES FOR THE WOMEN AS PEACE MARCHERS LEAVE MOSCOW AFTER 5-DAY STAY
    335 3 KISSES FOR THE WOMEN AS PEACE MARCHERS LEAVE MOSCOW AFTER 5-DAY STAY MOSCOW, Mon. Twenty peace marchers from Britain, the I nited States and West Germany left here for home by train yesterday travelling firstclass on second-class tickets. During their five-day stay in Moscow the marchers, some of whom had
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    Lock icon FALL-OUT: SOVIET TESTS UNSAFE
    212 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. pROFESSOR Ralph Lapp, an atomic scientist who worked on the first atom bomb, said yesterday he thought Russia's current series of nuclear tests had already exceeded the safe annual limit of fall-out danger. In a radio interview. Professor Lapp, now a consulting physicist in
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    Lock icon Russians blast off No. 19
    57 3 Russians blast off No. 19 WASHINGTON, Mon.—Russia conducted her 19th nuclear shot of the current series early today, the Atomic Energy Commission announced. The announcement said it was another atmosphere test, in the Arctic region in the vicinity of Noveyi Zemlya. It said "The detonation was in the atmosphere and
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    Lock icon Cafe holdup
    27 3 MARSEILLES. Mon— Four masked gunmen got away with 20,000 new francs (about £1.400) worth of Pari-Mutuel betting stakes in a cafe holdup here today. Reuter.
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    Christmas strike threat IN BRIEF
    232 3 Christmas strike threat IN BRIEF I ONDON, Mon —The threat of a Christmas railway workers' strike in Britain was made here yesterday by Mr. Jack Simons, president of the 70.000-strong Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen. Mr. Simons said a breakdown of railway pay negotiations, due to be resumed
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    Lock icon A GERMAN PEACE TREATY WILL FRUSTRATE Dr. A's AMBITION—MIX
    298 3 A GERMAN PEACE TREATY WILL FRUSTRATE Dr. A 's AMBITION— MIX BAN ON A-ARMS TO BONN IS SOUGHT EAST BERLIN, Mon. Mr. Anastas Mikoyan, Soviet First Deputy Premier, said last night that a German peace treaty would be a great obstacle to Dr. Konrad Adenauer's possession of the atomic bomb.
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    Lock icon UK and Six -caution
    89 3 PARIS, Mon. Britain and 'The Six" meet over the conference table here tomorrow to discuss In a spirit of caution Britain's application to join the Common Market. The meeting is a prelude to formal negotiations due to open In Brussels in the first fortnight of November.
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    Lock icon Critic gets one-way ticket to his dream country
    151 3 Critic gets one-way ticket to his dream country HOUSTON, Mon. Mr. Charles Hugh Dillon, 54, (above), a Texas freelance writer who has always wanted to quit the United States for a Socialist country, left last night for a new life in Denmark, "a model Socialist State." Mr. Dillon's trip by
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    Lock icon TOKYO GETS WARNING AS TYPHOON VIOLET MOVES IN
    177 3 TOKYO GETS WARNING AS TYPHOON VIOLET MOVES IN rpOKYO, Mon. Ty- phoon Violet today moved towards central Japan and an emergency warning was signalled ever the entire Pacific coast. The typhoon carried winds up to 150 miltfs per hour. Schools were ready to close and Americans in local housing were
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    Lock icon Castro jails 19
    33 3 HAVANNA. Mon.— A revolutionary tribunal yesterday sentenced. 19 people to prison terms ranging from one to five years as enemies of the Fidel Castro regime. Three others were acquitted. U.P.I.
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    Saw lover slain. she tells court
    348 4 Saw lover slain. she tells court CINGAPORE. Mon. A young woman told the Assize Court today that she saw her boy friend being fatally stabbed by a man whom she had known for a fortnight. Lee Hong Eng was testifying at the trial of two men. Choo Ah Klat alias
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    Rotary speaker
    44 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Mr. O. R. Main, marine and supplies administration manager of the Shell Company of Singapore, will address Rutarians of Singapore on "Some Aspects of running a Tanker Fleet" at their luncheon meeting at Cathay Hotel at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    'Final chance' warning
    506 4 People's Assn. makes work offer to 'former employees' SINGAPORE, Monday. fHE board of management of the People's Association today gave "former members" of the staff a final chance to apply for reemployment with the association. The secretary/treasurer of the association, Mr. Woon Wan Siang, in a press
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    Strike threat by union after talks deadlock
    268 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Negotiations between the Housing and Development Board and leaders of its labour union on the question of regular work on Sundays for about 1.500 workers* ln the Board's Estates Department ended In deadlock this afternoon. The workers were represented by the
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    Ikebana expert in Singapore
    124 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. As a little girl of 11, Josui Oshikawa was first taught ntebana, the delightful Japanese art of flower arrangement. Now 69, she is still as enthusiastic as ever about the art which has brought her rich rewards. Madam Oshikawa, now on a world tour,
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    10,000 SOLDIERS GIVEN 'LIFTS' BY THIS UNIT
    132 4 10,000 SOLDIERS GIVEN 'LIFTS' BY THIS UNIT SINGAPORE, Mom. No. 110 Squadron, the only Royal Air Force helicopter squadron in Malaya, has lifted its 10.000 th soldier Into the Malayan Jungles since It began operations from the Royal Australian Air Force base at Butterworth two years ago. The squadron has
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    RATION ZONES
    33 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Water will be shut off tomorrow in ZONES TWO and THREE from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and in ZONES FOUR and SEVEN from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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    CUSTOMS OFFICERS SEEK IDEAS
    214 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. nnWO top Thai customs officials arrived in Singa- pore today in the course of a five -month world tour to study ways and means to speed up baggage clearance at the Siamese ports and airports. Police Major General Arthasidhl Slcihisunthorn, the Hiai Director-General of
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    Perth sends relief
    105 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— Twelve Perth firms, including the Bank of New South Wales, have donated a total of A£200.4.0d. ($1,360) to the Bukit Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund. The firms are: Bank of New South Wales £100: Commonwealth Banking Corporation (W.A.) £25; W. K. Witt (W.A.) Pty.
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    New association
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— lnche Ya'acob bin Mohammed, Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, will open the new Malay Youth Literary Association at 109. Jalan Eunos, on Sunday at 4.30 p.m.
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    A.C.S.U. ON 'ARBITRARY' DISMISSALS BY WAR DEPARTMENT
    182 4 A.C.S.U. ON 'ARBITRARY' DISMISSALS BY WAR DEPARTMENT SINGAPORE. Mon. J 0 The Army Civil Ser- < vice Union today dis- < closed that it had asked I the War Department to 3 stop what it called the I "arbitrary" dismissals i of local employees. Mr. P. S. Pillai. the Union
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    Pastor dies suddenly
    91 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A spe- 4 clal 7 a.m. .service will be 1 conducted at the St. Andrew's < Cathedral tomorrow for the < Rev. Abraham Daniels, who I collapsed and died yesterday < while visiting sick members < of his parish. The body of Rev. Daniels. J
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      139 4 I^HE following is today's sche- aule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: From London. Beirut. Bahrein. Bombay, Colombo (BA 712) 4.40 p.m. Qantas: From Sydney. Perth, Jakarta (QT 781) 2.35 p.m.; from Sydney, Darwin (QP 571) 5.10 pjn.; from London, Rome, Cairo. Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok
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      131 4 Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur (TO 401) 7.45 pjn. Pan American: Prom Jakarta (PA 818) 9.20 a.m. KLM: Prom Amsterdam (XL 831) Geneva. Rome, Cairo. Dhahran. Karachi. Bangkok 4.35 p.m. Cathay Pacific: From Kong Kong. Bangkok (CX 725) 11.25 p.m. Garvda: Prom Medan (OA 990) 3.10 pjn. Malayan Airways: Prom Penang, Ipoh,
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      92 4 kok (JL 712) Hong Kong, Tokyo 8.30 a.m. Thai International: T< Jakarta (TO 401) 8.30 p.m. Cathay Pacific: To Bangkok:, Hone Kong (CX 724. 8.30 a.m. Pan -American: To Saigon. Manila. Honolulu. Los Angele* (PA 818) 10.30 a.m. Malaran Airways: To Kuchlng, Slbu, Brunei, Jewelton. Sandskan (ML 410) 6.30 a.m.;
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    Hill moved 1½ miles to build bowl for theatre in the park
    299 5 Hill moved 1½ miles to build bowl for theatre in the park task of moving a hill one and a half miles to King George V Park has just been completed. The hill was in the Ngee Ann Kongsi cemetery in Orchard Road. Mr. Tan Geok Chuan, the sub-contractor, told
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    Teachers on strike invited to Borneo
    165 5 Teachers on strike invited to Borneo KUCHING, Mon.— The Bishop of Borneo. the Right Rev. Nigel Cornwall, recently challenged striking teachers in Glasgow "to come to Borneo where you will be simply swept along by the boys and girls longing for tion.'Bishop Cornwall, now in England, was speaking at a
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    Storeman lost from liner
    120 5 Storeman lost from liner OIXGAPORE, Mon The captain of the liner Chitral now docked in Singapore cabled the Seamen's Registration Office in London today that one of his crew was missing. The missing man. John Phillips. 55. who looked after the ship's stores, is believed to have fallen overboard and
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    Mac meets Ong at a dinner for Commonwealth delegates
    50 5 British Prime Minister Mr. Harold Macmillan shakes hands with Dato Ong Yokp Lin. leader of the Malayan delegation to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, at a dinner for the delegates given by the British Government at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich. London.
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    SWITCH BY AIR CEYLON FROM KLM TO BOAC
    145 5 SINGAPORE, Monday. X.L.M. Royal Dutch Airlines will end their representation for Air Ceylon in Singapore on Nov. 1. the X.L.M. general manager. Mr. A. A. Posthumus, revealed today. He declined to disclose the reason for this. From April next year British Overseas
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    35 chickens stolen
    59 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Thieves stole 35 chickens valued at $80 from a farm at the 12J mile. Woodlands Road, early today. Lim Hor Ting. 51. a farmer told police that he was roused at 2.30 a.m. by noises. He rushed out to his farm and heard footsteps. Later
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    Director dies
    52 5 PENANG. Mon. News has boon received in Penang of the death of Mr. E.J. Markrnzie Hay. a director ol J.H. Vavasseur and Co. <M) Ltd.. at his home in Hampshire, on Oct. 5. The Penang offices of the firm will close at 1 p.m. tomorrow as a mark
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    SHOT DEAD WHILE OUT HUNTING
    70 5 SHOT DEAD WHILE OUT HUNTING MUAR. Mon.— The game ranger of Lenga. Inche Murad bin Mohamed Tahir. 39. was shot dead in Jungle near Kampong Durian Chondor, 40 miles from Muar. on Tuesday. Inche Murad. a ranger for 14 years, had gone on a wild boar hunt with three helpers
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    RIDA plans h.q. building in capital
    71 5 RIDA plans h.q building in capital KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Rural Industrial Development Authority plans to build a 51. 6 million headquarters building In the Federal capital. The 10-storey building, which will be in Batu Road will also serve as a centre for Malay traders in Kuala Lumpur. The centre
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    Suspended president's wife is chosen to replace husband
    290 5 KAJA Ba'ayah binte Raja Ya'acob was yesterday elected president of the Larut and Matang division of Umno in place of her husband. Inche Mchamed Noor bin Mohamed, who has been suspended for three years from holding office In th£ party. The division's
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    Vicki wins Miss Penang Hair Style contest
    56 7 VICKI CHRISTIDIS. winner of the "Miss Penan;; Hair Style 1961" poses with her trophy after winning the contest from 27 contestants held at the E. O. Hotel on Saturday. She wore a Grecian dress with a Grecian hair-do. She was sponsored by Ivy's
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    State Govt. criticised by Aziz
    366 7 State Govt. criticised by Aziz 'REFUSED TO HELP IN LAND SCHEME'— SAYS MINISTER BLTTERWORTH, Monday. r pili; Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Lshak. today criticised the Penang State Government for not helping in the first co-operative land scheme started in 1959 at Bertam, Kepala Batas, near
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    24 men will be elected to new Council Negri
    209 7 KUCHING, Monday. THE new Council Negri proposed for Sarawak under the White Paper on electoral and constitutional advance will give the balance of representation to local men elected from divisional advisory councils. The White Paper, published last week-end, proposed that the
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    The Chung Wah school expands
    44 7 KUALA KANGSAR. Mom The Chung Wan Middle School here, first established In 1956. has now got a $90,000 extension. The school now has 22 classrooms. three science laboratories, a library, a block of quarters for teachers and an office.
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    Tory the guest of Sultan
    100 7 Tory the guest of Sultan PENANG, Mon.— The British High Commissioner. Sir Geofroy Tory, and Lady Tory, were guests of the Sultan of Kedah at cocktails at the Ist ana Anak Buklt, Alor Star, today. Sir Geofroy left Kuala Lumpur thLs morning on a tcur in north Malaya. He will
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    Lorry man collapses at wheel, crashes
    89 7 Lorry man collapses at wheel, crashes pENANG, Mon.— A lorry driver collapsed and died at the wheel at Bridge Street here yesterday. Ooi (hung Phcow was going along Bridge Street to Beach Street when, at the junction of Xoordin Street, he had a heart attack. His lorry swerved to the
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    All Souls' Day observed
    37 7 PENANG. Mon.—Worshippers thronged Thai Buddhist temples here today for the observance of the Buddhist All Souls' Day. They brought offerings of food and fruits which they later offered the priest who chanted prayers.
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    Gold watch stolen
    47 7 PENANG. Mon— A $360 gold watch was stolen from the Prisons Department quarters at Gaol Road during the week end. Mr. Oh Chin Soo. a clerk In the Prisons Department, who reported the loss, also said $5 cash and an identity card were missing.
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    TRISHA MAN STOLE CAR AND TYRES
    75 7 PENANG, Mon. A trisharlder. Yee Theam Joo. today pleaded guilty to two charges of stealing a motor car. valued at $1,300. and six ty.es. Yee. 29. admitted stealing the vehicle belonging to Teoh Teik Swee at Maxwell Road, and the tyres belonging to Soon
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    Ooi elected chairman
    50 7 PENANG. Mon.— The Mayor of George Town. Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, has been elected chairman of the Penang division of the Malayan People's Socialist Front. Haji Harun bin Hajl Puteh has been elected vice-chair-man with Inche Mohamed Salleh Yaacob as secretary and Dr. Ong Cheng Piaw treasurer.
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    279 7 rpHE Sarawak United X People's Party has challenged a rival political party, the Party Negara Sarawak (Panas) to take the issue of Malaysia to the people. The chairman of Panas, Abang Haji Mustapha, however, turned down the challenge "because we are not
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    Flower Queen
    35 7 TELUK ANSON. Mon.— Miss Milly Wong, of Kampar, was elected the "Flower Queen" at the Jubilee Year Ball in aid of the Perak Boy Scouts Association building fund here at the v. 'ekend.
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    6 wanted men held at cinema
    92 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Six men. wanted by police for alleged secret society activities, were detained early yesterday while leaving the Oriental Theatre In New Bridge Road opposite the police headquarters. Shortly before the midnight show ended, detectives from the Hokkien branch of the CID took
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    29 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A youth snatched a gold chain valued at $100 from Madam Chan Scow Heh. 25, in front ol the Oriental Theatre. New Bridge Road, yesterday.
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    The Perlis relics may not be Hindu
    164 8 The Perlis relics may not be Hindu KANGAR, Mon. The 1,000-year-old relics found last week in a bat cave on a 400 ft. hill in Mukim Ayer Mata. about seven miles from here, are believed to be not Hindu. "It Is possible they are of Buddhist influence." Dr. H. A.
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    54 8 Labourer who stole jailed KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A labourer. Low Yoe Hee. 18, of Swettenham Road, who stole 12 packets of cigarettes and. five bottles of soft drinks from a canteen in the Lake Gardens here on Sept. 29. was today sentenced to two weeks' Jail by the First Magistrate's
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    93 8 KUALA KANGSAR, Mon. —The Indian High Commissioner in Malaya, Mr. Y. K. Purl, and Mrs. Purl today visited the Malay College here and presented 65 books on art. philosophy, culture and literature. Addressing an assembly of students, Mr. Purl said that today a
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    Builders in S'pore hard hit by shortage of sand
    280 8 Builders in S'pore hard hit by shortage of sand DROUGHT, SO PRODUCTION DOWN SINGAPORE, Monday. OUILDERS in Singapore are hard hit by a JJ shortage of builder's sand, the chairman of the Land and Housing Developers' Association, Mr. Lee Kirn Tah, disclosed today. Sand-washing operations In Singapore have been badly
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    COMMITTEE SET UP TO HELP FIRE VICTIMS
    166 8 COMMITTEE SET UP TO HELP FIRE VICTIMS SWIPING. Mon.— A relief committee, headed by the chairman of the Taiping Town Council, Mr. Saw Huat Lye, has been set up to care for 119 people rendered homeless when fire gutted a row of seven houses on Friday. Mr. Saw said cash
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    34 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A party of 14 co-operative workers and members of voluntary organisations will leave by air on Oct. 18 for a two-week Federation Government sponsored study tour of Rangoon.
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    Five men are accused of offering girl for sale
    156 8 Five men are accused of offering girl for sale A LOR STAR, Mon. Four men from Porak and another lrom Kedah were jointly charged in the Magistrate's Court here today with attempting to sell an 18-year-old girl for the purpose of prostitution. Kg Aim Heng. 22. Ong Mvii Cheng. 26.
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    Lock icon An unsung hero of a battle fought in hot tropic sun Straits Times Special Feature
    1381 9 An unsung hero of a battle fought in hot tropic sun Straits Times Special Feature HIS SOLDIERS ATE UNTIL CORDS ROUND THEIR BELLIES SNAPPED LI E UTENAM Ferguson of the Madras Native Infantry died in Java in the month of August, 1881. His parents in Britain duly received a letter
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    31 10 M H»rWa il* (Minimum, QUEK: Ihe funeral Of Mr. Qjaat Ten Hn •rill take pla<:e on FIWMH al II a it. aad no- on wedneadav a; Yi< OtH Kang Crematorium
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    564 10 The Straits Times Tuesday, October 10 1961. The Princes Consort In the nick ol time Laos' three political princes have Sgl l <d to wlnit they had to agree: Prince Souvanna Phouma will head a coalition government. Strictly speaking this meant that Prince Boun Oum has gracefully bowed out; Prince
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    Dirty Hands
    354 10 A new hi istoci acy has emerged in tlv industrialised nations in Western Europe. America and Russia the aristocracy of t're manual worker. the rmin without (whom the mechanised society runs to a standstill. Malaya. by contrast, is, stiil bou'id in the social prejudices ol a colonial regime
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    Nuclear Debris
    312 10 lii Malaya v»p do not yot know what effect Russia's current series of nuclear tests (the nineteenth was conducted yesterday i is having upon our atmosphere. But we do kimw that more than a week ago people in the Sinkiang province of China were given i'iiH'l gem-y instructions
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    COMPLETE MERGER AND CITIZEN RIGHTS
    2497 10 WE WANT ALL SINGAPORE CITIZENS TO RETAIN RIGHTS A.\D PRIVILEGES THE original r-jim of the Com m v nists was to call for an independent Singapore I had told the Plen on May 1 1 that whatever he might say about deferring the question of
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    Miner's $600,000 tin refund
    1112 11 He received the money day before he was shot dead in his home, murder inquiry told IPOH, Monday. THE millionaire philanthropist miner, Mr. Foo Yet Kai, 55, received a refund of $60e.eee from the International Tin Buffer Stock the day before he was shot dead by
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    MCA youth chairman
    58 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Haji Musa Ma Jin Wu, 45, head of the cultural bureau of the Malayan Chinese Association, was elected chairman of the Johore M.C.A youth section yesterday Other officials, elected oy delegates from all over Johore, are Mr. Tan Xi Jin. vice-chairman: Mr. Lee Kwai
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    Three years for an extortioner
    132 11 CINGAPORE. Mon. Eng v Kirn Song. 32. who had nine previous convictions over a nine-year period up to 1959 was today jailed for three years for extortion. Eng. of Florence Road, pleaded «ullty «n the Second Criminal District Court to extorting $5 from Koh ThLan
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    50 11 SIX of the daughters of the late Mr. Foo Yet Kai. drrssed in deep mourning, arrive ai the court in Ipoh yesterday to hear the proceedings of the preliminary inquiry into the murder of their father. They are not witnesses at the inquiry. Straits Times picture.
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    Benson (son of Charlie Chan) to visit Singapore
    87 11 Benson (son of Charlie Chan) to visit Singapore BENSON FONG. a Hollywood film actor, will arrive in Singapore on Friday for a brief visit. Mr. Fonc's most recent film Is Universal Internatio- nal's "Flower Drum Song." starring Nancy Kwan and James Shigeta. A native Californian, he was educated in Shanghai
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    Supplies for Medico team
    52 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A total of $300,000 worth of medical and surgical equipment and stores from New York have been received by the T< m Dooley Medico team at Kuala Lipis. The supplies rrom the Medico Incorporated included drugs, dressings, surgical instruments and a small mobile
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    'I HEARD A SHOT, SAW MY UNCLE SAGGING AND THEN MORE SHOTS'
    511 11 had entered tIN iitiiiL dies; in the tourih rib space and came oui ai the back below the 12th rib on the lelt side. Tills bullet damaged the liver. Mi kidney, spleen and the stomach, and was fired
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    83 11 2 HURT IN CRASH; GIRL SERIOUSLY SINGAPORE. Mon. Miss Yong Kirn Hoi, 23, cashier of the Mayfalr Hotel, was seriously injured In a car crash at Holland Road early today. She was being driven home by Mr Peter Howe, of the advertising department of the Straits Times in his red
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    War games: Govt. is satisfied
    199 11 SINGAPORE, Monday. GOVERNMENT officials today expressed their satisfaction at the massive two-day 'war' exercises held in Singapore at the weekend. They are now studying detailed reports which are still coming in on attempts by "saboteurs" to penetrate defending forces from the sea. Col. T.F. Copeland,
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    Editor from N.Z. arrives
    46 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. G. T. Upton, editor of the Auckland Btar, New Zealand's largest circulation evening newspaper, and his wife arrived today for a five-day visit. He is on the way to New Delhi to attend a Commonwealth Press Union conferonce.
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    435 12  - SPACE AGE BRIDE Mainly for Women Esme Baptista She took the vows and dispensed with the trimmings "IF I ever get married again it will be conducted just this way." said a friend em phatically as we discussed the modern trend in marriages. And what did "just this way' mean?
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    256 12 rpilE big hair news now is that "bangs" are back soft and with a gentler cut. There are many occasions when mother and daughter share close moments discussing how they are going MRS HARDINL. to dress for a very import ant pqrty. Though
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    196 12 A RECIPE tested with good results is well worth reporting for the benefit of others who are interested in Malayan food. A housewife has given this one which is called, Yellow Chicken. For the ingredients you need one medium-sized chicken, three pieces of buah keras.
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      266 12 REVLON I CARE ABOUT HOW I LOOK- f^ry AT ALL TIMES! (^p)( Jg) Bur I've ntver been completely satisfied with my make-up.... until I found 'CONTEMPERA'! MttlWffip(M> It's net like anything you've ever used before even in a tube! And the finish it gives is com- /J> £T\ pletely different.
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      263 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Barley-water for making 8, 9. 25. 26. or windows that paints <6>. don t set much sun? 18. 6>. 13. Hoi .stuff holder collected 10. 11. The way to row back your wp hear) the prize (7, 3». old boat: it's wanted lor" the Departed
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      269 12 CHE Tom. wife of Inche Khir Johari, Minister of Commerce and Industry of Malaya will give the cooking demonstration to members of the Women's International Club in Damansara Road. Kuala Lumpur, today at 4 p.m. The specialty: Ayam GolekKedah. I'VE just found the prettiest ornaments to brighten up that odd
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    YET ANOTHER COMPANY TO PLACE SHARES ON MARKET
    502 14 YET ANOTHER COMPANY TO PLACE SHARES ON MARKET From Our Market Correspondent P LACINGS of shares on the Malayan Market are following fast on each other's heels. Yesterday Dunlops were quoted for the first time on the Malayan Stock Exchange and surplus cash from that issue is now back in
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    24 14 Malayan Stork Indite*: Od. 9 Or I 7 Industrials: 162.«6 162.37 Tins: 290.A6 2M.9C S Rubber*: 234.65 *34.<5 Jan. 1 isr.x io<i.
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    736 14 BUBINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Dunlopa 51.09 OL. ON. (1,5001 $1.15 OL. (1.500) $I.OS OL, (S. 000) $1.10. (500) $1.11 OL, (12.000) $1.15: Gammon (2,000) $1.76: O Chinese Bank $25.50 cd ON; Steamers (1.000) M
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 14 SINGAPORE. OCT. 9. RUBBER: 841 cents per lb. (down half a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 84* cents (quiet). TIN: $473.25 per picul (down 50 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 20 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    204 14 OCTOBER first grade rubbar iiuyiti f.o.b. cloa^d in Singapore yesterday at Mi cents per lb. down half a cent oi Fridays closing price. Tbe tone »ai dull. S.CC.R.A. closing prices In c*nts per lb. yenerliy were: Int. 1 R.s.s. Hpot fo.b. buyer* *35, sellers Mj; Int 1 R.S.S.
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    RUBBER CROPS
    42 14 Further Sept. rubber crops included:— Malak* Pinda 174 000 lb.. United Malacca 147.300 lb., Arer Molek 44.930 lb., Leon; Hin San. Ltd. 101.550 lb.. and Nyalas 53.700 lb. Bukit Katil 55.923 lb. Batu Llntang 255.000 lb and Glenealy 157.000 lb.
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    Tin price slightly down: Small trade in rubber
    228 14 fTHE price of tin in x Singapore yesterday fell by 50 cents to $473.25 on an offering of 260 tons, an estimated 20 tons more than Saturday. The statistical bulletin of the International Tin Council for September published says that mine production
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    119 14 THE Chin*** Preduet lielMng*. ttngapers, noon a-rtees per ajleul yesterday MMI C*pra: t:K/Cootlnent October shipment »2S buyeri. $25| •ellers. Coconut ell: bulk US sellers, dram S3ft« sellers. Pepswri afontok whIU ***** tellers, Sarawak white (175 sellers, special Sarawak black ***** sellerx. garbled Ijimpong black $142* rellera. Lampong black
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    119 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. INVESTMENT shares were firm 1 with Colonial Sugar gaining :i 12s. 6d. to £64, Herald Is. to tts- 6d. and Carrier Air 8d- to 17s. Id. Base metals and oils were flrmt Commonwealth bonds were also Innion. Zinc 81'IJ.H. (10s) 21'1V4 Mt. Is* 70 7^ l.f.M.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    183 14 lying alengtid* th* (inxapar* wharvii today are: TonK Wee 19. i Kul Ann 27/2 S. Blbiico 4/5. Poyanic 6A, Jordon IS. Tai Beun Hons 2! 22, ludan 4«. Malacca. 25/26. Ranee 15/16. Itobammi 38/39, Tonic Tbay 24, Oregon Kara 1/2, Selat Banks. 35, Caste) 'slice 42/43. Selat
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    136 14 ri Malayan Enchang* Banks' Atitciatian made thes* chaucai Id Ita rates to merchants yesterday (all nlu to $100): Maw VMM tiuylnK TT. 32 15/1«. O.D. 33 1/18 (airmail). SO d/M 33 5/16 eradtt bills. 33 7/18 trade bills. Canada: buying T.T. 34. 0.0. SS 1 8 (airmail). 00
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      135 14 SHIPPING NOTICES T.V. "CASTEL FELICE" Tnis vessel Is expected to berth at Godowns 42/43 (Gate 2) In the Singapore Harbour Board »t 1200 on the 10th October on arrival from Australia and New Zealand and will sail at 0600 on the 11th Snst. for Colombo and Europe. BOUSTEAD t CU.
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      439 14 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE AUCTION SALE OF Tenders will be received from Valuable Singapore Proprrtlf. registered contractors of Class 'E' To be held at our Saleroom and above under Heads I. II 111 No. 1114 Market Street at the office of the Jurutera Ne- on Tuesday, nth October 1961 K 1
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      678 15 P\V I) TENDER NOTICE. TENDERS from Class "D" and above registered Contractors will be received by the Jurutera Negeri, Selansor. Kuala Lumpur up to 3.00 p.m. on 16th October. 1961 for the Construction in Primary Hardwood of one Road Bridge at 7i mile Sungel Ayer Tawar Road Trace in Sebak
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      785 15 SITUATIONS VACANT It Word, SS I Min.)— Box it et: txtro WANTED IMMEDIATELY Englishspeaking driving instructors. For laterview please call at Singapore School of Driving 93. Owen Road. 6'pore. EXPERIENCED TYPIST CLERK must be able to handle correspondence Independently snd Junior general clerk/ typist required by Malacca firm. Knowledge of
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      896 15 ACCOMMODATION WANTED it Wordt Si (Min.)— Box it ett. txtro URGENTLY REQUIRED three bedroom bungalow long lease offered. Apply Box A 4940 S.T. Spore. URGENTLY REQUIRED unfurnlshtd 23 bedroom flat/bouse with bathrooms attached In district 15/16, moderate rent. Reply Box A 4919 8.T., P U R N I S N
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      704 15 TUITION Word, Si I Min.)— Box it etl. txtrm LONDON DRIVING SCHOOL 64. Seiegle Road. B'pore by highly qualified Instructors/Instructress to coach speedy success with moderate fees. Ring *****. ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL 1961 modern dual-controlled brand new Triumph Heralds. Experienced English i speaking Instructors. 67, Orchard Road, i B'pore. Phone
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      714 15 VEHICLES WANTED it Wordt Si < Min.)— Box it ett. extra CHIAP BUT RELIABLE respa or Lambretta required. Pleas* Ring Spore *****. WANTED. TRS, TRS, Healey 100'S, MOA priced between $3.000 $4,000. Cash paid, no terms required. Ring Pasir I'injang 2410 Ext. 211. VEHICLES FOR SALE 10 Word, U (Min.)—
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      691 15 FOR SALE Word, ti 'Min.)— Box it ett. extro CHEAP SALE. NANCHENO'S Spe cvi Bargmloi ea Piano*. Organs. R*d*o'i Miuirtl Itinnimnli, LanicpUy I Pnono-Rccorda (from 53.00 V Nangteng Piano H«uM. 103 105. Srleglc Roud. i Singapore ***** KOCK BOTTOM PRICES Induo Woo.l«o ox 9 SM.OO Oottoo RarcrsiM* 9x9 W3 00
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      304 15 WHERE TO STAY (fed. 10 Word, $111 Vim mum Doilm I month. Word, Hl.it (Mm.) STRAITS VIEW HOTEL nuurtoiia rooms courtro"!> aaTVSSS Phon* ***** J B JOHORC MOTEL J K Kn*ll»tl C»O ton«*« rotxl Airconditionvrt Rooms Phon* I WHERE TO STAY (S'pera) It Word, 5/0 Minimum Dmttm 1 month. 10
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  • Commerical news and views
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      Local mart is sought for new U.K. plane
      221 16 Local mart is sought for new U.K. plane BRITAIN'S latest aircraft the Dart Herald —is described as Ideal for traffic between Singapore, the Federation and North Borneo because it Is especially adaptable for a combination of passenger and freight work. This was stated by Mr. G. M. Shlpway. of Handley
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      Japan steps up exports to Malaya
      206 16 JAPAN'S export trade drive to the pan-Malayan mar- ket Is gaining momentum and I shipments of Japanese products at $243.7 million In the I first seven months this year) was $32.6 million more than In the corresponding period j last year. This figure is
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      The long wait for land
      453 16  -  HENRY PAUL DELAYS IN PROCESSING APPLICATIONS PUT SMALL TIN MINERS IN DIFFICULT POSITION BY QXLY 2,592 acres of land were given out during the whole of last year for tin mining in Perak, the biggest tin producing State in the country. This figure, regarded as
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      Mauritius seeks trade ties
      178 16 A VISITING busir nessman from Port Louis, Mauritius, has expressed the hope that trading relations can be established between his country and Singapore. Mr. M. 8. Veeramundar. proprietor of M. S. Veeramundar and Co., dealers In building materials, fruit and vegetables. visited Singapore last week in
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      Ford men at London convention
      91 16 Three Ford representatives from Singapore were among the 100 dealers from 40 countries who attended Ford International's annual dealers convention in London recently. They were Mr. K.J. Linton, Asia area manager, Mr. H. Hannah, service representative, and Mr. R.E. Lister, all of Ford of Cana-da-Bermuda
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      ISBRANDTSEN'S THIRD MOBILE DISPLAY DUE
      173 16 ISBRANDTSEN'S THIRD MOBILE DISPLAY DUE rriHE third Isbrandtsen Mobile Trade Fair con- sisting of American building materials and accessories arrives in Singapore tomorrow for a week's exhibition beginning on Friday. The aim is to show the wide range of quality products available for exports from the United States. The products,
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      WINDOWS MADE IN SPORE ACCEPTED
      261 16 WINDOWS MADE IN SPORE ACCEPTED A LEADING Singapore industrialist, Mr. David Lee, who began production of metal louvre windows in competition with British and Australian products, announced that after six months of teething troubles, "our products have now a standing on this market." A past president of tin Singapore Manufacturers
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      Winning gallop by Flying Hand
      325 17 GRANTLEE WORTH BACKING pENANG, Mon. Grantlee, one of the top three-year-olds of last season, is steadily regaining his old dash and down in Class 3 he should be worth following. This Hill Gail gelding, who was a course scratching yesterday, galloped in great heart on
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      Pizarro II and Silver Screen III promoted
      479 17 pl/ARRO II and Silver Screen 111, both winners at Penang on Sunday, have been promoted from Class 3 to 2. Wrights for all eight races tomorrow, second day of the Penang Meeting, are: Cl. 3. Div. 1— 6f Keong Hee 9.00 Cape Canaveral
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      Lock icon El Surpriso best for the Cesarewitch
      496 17 T^HE usual big field will turn out for Saturdays Cesarewitch, the two miles two furlongs handicap which has been run over the same course at Newmarket ever since it was instituted in 1839 with a $2,500 donation from the eldest son of the Czar
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      Lock icon Molvedo wins Europe's richest classic
      281 17 Molvedo wins Europe's richest classic PARIS, Mon.— The Ita--1 lian three-year-old Molvedo scored a clearcut victory yesterday in the Prix de I/Arc de Triomphe, Europe s richest race, at Longchamp. Signor E. Verga"s colt was following in the footsteps of his sire. Ribot. who won the race in 1955 and
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      Lock icon First French challenger
      58 17 PARIS. Mon.— Misti IV. who finished third in yesterday's Prix de L'Are de Triomphe at Longchamp. will ran in the Washington International at Laurel Park on Nov. 11. it was announced by his owner. Count G. D'Ornano. here last night. Misti will be the first French candidate
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      135 17 SOCCER STORE LGE OIV. 1: IRC v CA (Jn Besar. 5.15); Junior Cup: TTS Hospital v Bintang Bulan, (Baleatler Rd). MacGILLIVRAY CUP: Centrml Perak final Changkat Klnding Est. Tg Rambutan v Kota Bahroe Est (Gopengi. RUGGER FRirNDLIES: S gor Club v 696 Sqn IKL padang 1 Agric College v Wardieburn
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    Choon Hon goes on to win after mishap
    123 18 WONG CHOON HON, riding a Honda, won the' 100-150 cc event for motor-cycles at the new Tengku Abdul Rahman speed trial and hill climb at the diplomatic enclave at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. He covered the 2,000-yard course in lmin. 29.64 in
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    Malayan-strength entry far Perak Open tournament RESULTS OF THE DRAW
    792 18 Malayan-strength entry far Perak Open tournament RESULTS OF THE DRAW IPOH, Monday. TENNIS fans will be able to see some excellent matches when Malaya's topnotchers take part in the 36th annual Perak Lawn Tennis Association Open championships to be played on the Ipoh Town Council courts from Oct. 20 to
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    SEVEN SCHOOL SWIM RECORDS SMASHED
    681 18 SINGAPORE, Mon. r— Seven new records were set In the Singapore Combined Schools Sports Council's lnter-dlstrict swimming meet at Amber Road today. "Wonder boy" Tan Thuan Heng smashed the 1956 open 400 m freestyle record of smm lusec. established by Gordon King when he won
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    SASA WILL SET HIGH MARKS FOR TRIALS
    102 18 SASA WILL SET HIGH MARKS FOR TRIALS OINGAPORE, Mon. Slngapore Amateur Swimming Association will send a team to the S.E.A.P. games at Rangoon In December if funds are available. The swimming sub-com-mittee has decided upon "rather high" qualifying times for the Games. Trials will be held next month Swimmers will
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    Champs will go to Rangoon
    30 18 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation decided tonight to send the Singapore team, "Orient Year" Cup champions to the S.E.A.P. Games at Rangoon in December.
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    Pakistan HA want tour in Dec.
    118 18 Pakistan HA want tour in Dec. CINGAPORE. Mon. Pakistan Hockey Association may send a team to tour Singapore and Malaya In December, Mr. S. Yogorajah, secretary of the Singapore Hockey Association, said today, Pakistan H.A. have written to say that they will pay their own passages. M.H.F. and S.H.A. will
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      182 18 H "How does Keivinator's fl B Basic Improvements Plan M V give me better value J! M fink Wow, Madam? Because it means that Kelvinator is constantly testing new improvements, and as soon as a technical or design advance has been proved good it is built in to their refrigerators.
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    Plan to groom youngsters
    1095 19  -  Norman Siebel WANTED: CARBON COPY OF MALAYA CUP SOCCER FOR STATE RESERVES IT WILL GIVE PLAYERS IN 'WILDERNESS' INCENTIVE AND CHANCE TO IMPROVE r p UNKING seriously about soccer reform is not the prerogative of F.A.M. officials and sports writers alone. The fans— that vast body
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    Navy shock holders Malays with 3-1 win
    326 19 OINGAPORE, Mon. Royal Navy created a major upset when they beat defending champions Malays 3-1 in their S.A.F.A. premier league match at Jalan Besa? today. Navy, who were without several of their regulars, thus registered their .second win in four outings and their
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    Johore Cup player suspended for year
    113 19 Johore Cup player suspended for year JOHORE BAIIRI Mon.— Jobore centre-forward Yu sof Hamid has been suspended for one year by th« disciplinary board of the Johore Bahru Football Association. The suspension dates from Sept. 28. Yusof was alleged to have struck an opponent in a first division match between
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    ROY HOLDER LEADS STRONG PERAK XV
    337 19  -  LEE FOO SAN IPOH. Mon.— With rug- ger selectors in most other s.ates casting about desperately for good players, the Perak Rugby Union selectors are facing exactly the opposite problem in picking a team for the in t c "-state H.M.S Malaya Cup games
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    Indian women ask for tour
    178 19 Indian women ask for tour IPOH, Mon.— The Women's Hockey Federation of India is planning to tour Malaya and Singapore for tht first time in January next year. Mr. Oian Singh, international hockey coach from New Delhi, has written to Mr. A. Durairatnam. vice-presid-ent of the Malayan Hooker Federation, informing
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    Now a plan for regional airline
    415 20 Dato Sardon announces he is collecting data for scheme under the auspices of ASA KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. 'pHE Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said today that his Ministry was now collecting data on the possibility of developing regional airline facilities under
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    Pendek, home again, says 'I missed MM'
    228 20 FILM star Ibrahim Prndek was all smiles as he was mobbed by admirers at the Singapore airport today on his return from Hollywood. "Hollywood, hagus. man. But I just could not find her." he said. "Find whom?" he was asked. "Marilyn Monror, lah."
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    Minister to visit new school
    48 20 SINGAPORE Mm. The i Minister for Education. Mr. Vong Nyuk Lin. wili visit the new Sekolan Mener.gah Sang Nila Utama In Upper AljuUed Road on Tnursday at 4 p.m. The new secondary school is situated about 200 yards from Upper Serangoon Road Junction.
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    Tengku tries the E type Jag
    78 20 ■pENGKU Abdul Rahman drives a 150 i.p.h. E type Jaguar in Kenny Hill, Kuala Lumpur, to inaugurate Sunday's speed trial. This is the first E type Jaguar, the world's fastest production model sports car, to arrive in Malaya. It costs $15,750. Twelve have been
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    Lock icon CONGO: A SWEDISH PROBE INTO NEWS
    138 20 STOCKHOLM. Mon. The Swedish Government j ha.s instructed its Psycholo- gical Defence Preparedness Committee to investigate last month's cperations of the Swedish press, radio and television with particular emphasis on the reporting ol news from the Congo. A statement said the Swedish press and
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    393 20 LONDON. Mon— There mm somewhat of a change of opinion in Urn stock markets today as to the duration of me credit squeeze and woula-be buyers gave greater consideration to me Chancellor's ramarki folio— ing Hurt Tnutsiia>'•>b.uik late cvi. T.ie neidtUn auyiiiy timt aevelopea :oi-
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    TIN
    23 20 LONDON. Mon. Buyers £946, sellers £947. Forward buyers £956. sellers £957. Settlement £942. Turnover a.m. 255 tons. p.m. 120 tons. Tone: Firmer.
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    RUBBER
    39 20 LONDON. Mon. Spot 24 ,d.. Nov. 24\d.. Dec. 24 ,d.. Jan. 24 \d., Jan. Mar. 25d.. April June 25d., July Sept. 25d.. Oct Dec 25d c.l.f. Oct. 24 3 ,d.. Nov 24' 2 d.. Dec. 24'-d. Tone: Dull.
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    Painting stolen
    27 20 BASLE "Switzeriand MoJ A painting by Lucas Craj Dacb, valued at (T8546.000 was stolen from its frame h the art muspum here Uui night.— U.P.l.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    46 20 TUN LIM YEW HOCK, r i grateful IbanKi to (I) lh« <!■■ H outer > of <ih Ciniral BonpltaJ. Kuala Lun >i UM voiitl- ilillim I |x>rioil cf > r w:.rd IHA: (II I lh.. nMI tbroughout M.il.iy.i who > th-lr Kuod wMh ii OH form or Ittn art'
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    District office collection
    66 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. The I Serangoon District Office will hold district collections tomorrow and on Wednesday at Chia Keng Village. Yio Chu Kang Road, near Tai Keng Tua Temple. Rates due to the Rural Board. Property Tax on Houses, lands, rubber estates, nightsoll removal, trace re- fuse charges
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    41 20 ■■HILDA'S" COLD STORACE. h.<» juM unpiifkrd no Op»i Kahrlrn Liber'y I-. Cotton!". AinrrK.tti Drlp-drv MM eti METHODIST GIRLS SCHOOU KI:i MS. All old Klrl« arc cordrmv invlt p<l M ii. Ini: of UM on >.iinrd»l 14th Oc'ot«r nt 4.00 p.m.
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