The Straits Times, 25 October 1961

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    19 1 \vrn\(,i n\n v <ihtihii» sale exceeds 90,000 lev**** The Straits Times Kstd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    SOS PLANE CRASH
    982 1 RMAF Pioneer with five aboard hits mountain on jungle search mission Radio link with plane is cut off WITNESS: IT DIVED, THEN BURST INTO FLAMES Rescue teams fail to reach wreck KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Royal Malayan Air Force plane with five men aboard crashed in the
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    Lock icon Dr. S. operation
    31 1 VIENNA. Tues. President Seokarno underwent a successful operation here today for the removal of a stone from the bladder. He la in "perfect condition." a doctor said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Chiefs back Malaysia
    61 1 JESSELTON North Borneo), Tiles. The annual conference of chiefs of North Borneo today voted without dissent in favour of the Malaysia Plan to group Singapore and the Federation of Malaya with the Borneo terri- lories. Twenty-six chiefs voted in favour while one abstained. Th c conference, however,
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    PEACETIME FOOTING ONLY FOR BASES
    1248 1 PEACETIME FOOTING ONLY FOR BASES Tengku indicates line of thinking on merger SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'JMH- Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today indicated that, in liis coming talks in London, the British Government would be told that they would be allowed lo continue using their Singapore b;ises. b{il only on
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    Lock icon Troops quit Kuwait
    61 1 UNITED NATIONS. Tues Kuwait iniormed the Security Council here today of the completion of British troop withdrawals from the Sheik- dom and their replacement by Arab League forces. Kuwait's application for UN. membership was in abeyance while British troops i were in the Sheikdom, and it was
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    Lock icon Move for stronger South Vietnam
    99 1 Move for stronger South Vietnam OAIGON, Tues. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor today disclosed to President Ngo Dinh Diem the general outline of proposals he will make to President Kennedy for increasing South Vietnam's military and economic strength. An American spokesman said that during a meeting here this morning Gen. Taylor
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    Lock icon Central Congo Government has launched armed attack in Katanga, says Tshombe
    302 2 Central Congo Government has launched armed attack in Katanga, says Tshombe LM.ISABETHVILLE. Tues LJ President Moise Tshombe said last night that the Central Congo Government had launched an armed attack in Northern Katanga Central Government troops had penetrated 30 miles inside Katanga region to the Kapanga-Kanlama region where they were
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    Lock icon RUSSIA: WE CAN DESTROY ROCKETS IN FLIGHT
    760 2 MOSCOW. Tues. The Soviet Union has successfully developed a weapon for destroying missiles in flight. Marshal Malinovsky. the Soviet Defence Minister, said here yesterday. He told the Soviet Communist Party Congress: "We have successfully coped with the task of destroying missiles In flight."
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    Lock icon Nobel Prize winner: I am humbled
    226 2 JOHANNESBURG. Tuesday. A NOBEL Prize winner, Mr. Albert Luthuli. said last night he was "truly humbled" by the news that the 1960 peace prize had been given to him. The nationalist leader in South Atriia said in a telephone interview from hU 44--acre farm
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    Lock icon Berlin: Further Red clamp
    232 2 BERLIN. Tuesday. Ij^AST Germany last night clamped new restrictions J on foreigners crossing from West Berlin to East Berlin. The Ministry of the Interior said all foreigners entering East Berlin in civilian clothes at the Friedrlchstrasse crossing point must show passes to prove their identity The
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    Lock icon Chou return
    29 2 PEKING, Tues.- Mr. Chou En-lai. the Prime Minister of Communist China, returned here today from Moscow where he had been attending the Soviet Communist Party Congress— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Harrow 'songs' cancelled
    95 2 LONDON. Tue.s.-Dr. R L. James, hetdmaster of Harrow School, of which Sir Winston Churchill la the distinguished former pupil. cancelled the annual schools songs today because Sir Winston has a cold and cannot attend. Dr. James did not know whetlier the ex-Prime Minister could go to the
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      30 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby (WE'LL MEET AT 6 O'CLOCK" JTH \but if you're late i -S3 V^WQN iT WAIT FOB YOU/ f SEVEN WAS LATE ANO -TOCLOCMr^J VyOU WOULDN'T
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    Lock icon Russia hurls challenge at mankind
    600 3 Russia hurls challenge at mankind FALLOUT FROM KHRUSHCHEV'S GIANT BOMB MOVING TO ASIA KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday RUSSIA'S big nuclear blast yesterday was described as a challenge hurled at the face of mankind and at the United Nations. The fallout from the giant bomb is moving towards Asia. Russia set off
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    Marjorie of the Peace Corps on her way home
    122 3 LONDON. Tues. Miss Marjorie Micheltnore. 23. youngest member of President Kennedy's Peace Corps in Nigeria, is on her way back to the United States. She is Men here being escorted by a police officer on arrival at London Airport. While a
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    IN BRIEFS 30,000 O.S. troops in Germany war games
    236 3 IN BRIEFS 30,000 O.S. troops in Germany war games DONN, Tues. A total of 30,000 American troops yesterday began their annual autumn manoeuvre in a practice defence of a huge part of Northern Bavaria and Eastern Wuerttemberg-Baden. The troops are using 3.000 tanks among some 14.000 vehicles and 100 jet
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    Lock icon Nehru says: End these H-tests
    211 3 BOMBAY, Tuesday. ,V|R. NEHRU, the Indian Prime Minister, said here TJ yesterday in an appeal to end nuclear bomb tests: "It is not fitting for a great country to indulge in exhibitions, tests or experiments of this kind." He said such explosions set an example
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    Lock icon Sumatra areas cut off
    47 3 JAKARTA. Tues.— Heavy smoke caused by fore.st fires i.nnh-west of Palembang. Sumatra, has disrupted land, .spa and air communications in the area. The fire started in early October and smoke caused by the fire stretched over DJambl, Palembang and the Menudji areas. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 'Muddle headed' Molotov
    30 3 MOSCOW. Tues. Mr. Vyacheslav Molotov, former Soviet Foreign Minister was labelled at the Communist Party Congress here yesterday as "a muddle headed person and hopeless dogmatist." Reuter.
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    Lock icon China rebuilds the Great Wall
    118 3 PEKING, Tuesday. RECONSTRUCTION work has been carried out on some scattered sections of China's Great Wall protected as a monument under a Government order earlier this year. Only a few parts of the wall's 4.000-mile length across North China have been visited by foreigners during
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      382 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORT WAVE SERVICE: SERVICE 41.7 metres 41 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negara- *76 mrtrw h.: News Headhnes; 6.05 Morning M^&Jg? Melodies; 6.50 Keep Fit With Teik 7.05 Melodies At Sunrise; 8.00 The Lee; 7.00 Ron Goodwin And His News: 805 More
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    Plans to help islanders
    345 4 GOVT. DOING EVERYTHING TO SOLVE PROBLEMS —MR. CHOR SINGAPORE, Tues. p —Mr. Chor Yeok jEn g, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minis|try of National Deve- lopment said that the Government was doing t everything possible to alleviate the people's problems. He quoted as an example the work
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    GREETING CARDS DRIVE LAUNCHED ON UN DAY
    143 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.—United Nations Day was observed here today by the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce with a luncheon meeting at Rosee d'Or. The occasion was also taken to launch this year's Unicef greeting card drive. The luncheon meeting was attended by nearly 100
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    RATION ZONES
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Water will be shut off tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in ZONES FIVE and SIX and from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. in ZONES ONE and TWO.
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    Pass lists
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Pass lists for the City and Guilds of London examinations, 1961, will appear exclusively in The Free Press on Thursday.
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    Comic opera season
    112 4 Comic opera season SINGAPORE. Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara and Puan Noor Alsha will attend the opening show of the fourday season of the Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera "Patience" at the Cultural Centre tomorrow. Presented by the New Sceneshifters of the V.M.C.A. the dress rehearsal was successfully held last
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    285 4 'THE following is totiay"j> sciie- dule o.' civil aircraft movement* at Paya Lebar Airport. ARBIVALS BO AC: Prom Lonaon. Zurich, Beirut. Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon tBA7OB> 550 p.m. tianida: From Jakarta (GA--802) 8.55 jjn.; from Bangkok (OA803) 425 p.m. Thai International: From Jakarta (T0402) 10 ajn. QanUs:
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    EMILE MAERSK-EXPLOSION VICTIM LIMPS INTO PORT FOR REPAIRS
    309 4 EMILE MAERSK- EXPLOSION VICTIM LIMPS INTO PORT FOR REPAIRS SINGAPORE, Tnes. A Danish freighter, the 8,000-ton Emile Maersk, limped into the Outer Roads here today for extensive repairs. A large portion of the ship was damaged when she caught fire after a nearby Indonesian coastal freighter, the Kesturi. exploded in
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    'Big opportunities in Malaya, S'pore'
    189 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A BRITISH insurance executive said here today rx that the great investment opportunities seen in Malaya and Singapore were "a feather in the cap" for people living in this part of the world. Mr. Ronald C. Brooks. 62. chairman of the Commercial Union
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    Talk on life by Yogi
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Kavi Yogi Sudhananda Bharathlar will be at Ourukula Asram in Sembawang on Sunday to meet visitors. He will receive visitors from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and will talk on "The Art of Life" In the evening.
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    A blow for car hirers
    482 5 APPEAL TO SPORE GOVT. AGAINST THE HIGH COST OF FEDERATION ENTRY SINGAPORE, Tues gELF-DRIVE car operators, who had been overjoyed by a report early this month that the Federation Government would soon be lifting the ban on entry of their vehicles into the Federation, had
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    Sopiee on Malaysia plan and the U.N.
    201 5 Sopiee on Malaysia plan and the U.N. KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahmans Malaysia plan was in line with the United Nations declaration on the granting of independence to colonial territories, the Director of Information Services. Inche Mohamed Sopiee, said in a broadcast tonight. Speaking in commemoration of United Nations
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    Appeal court to sit
    51 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Court of Criminal Appeal will sit in the High Court here next FTlday. There are three appeals listed for hearing. One is by Tay Kang Hal, under a fiveyear jail sentence lor selling forged Malayan currency notes and trafficking in counteriei; Malayan currency
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    Lecture by a trade unionist
    51 5 KLANG, Tues. The executive secretary of the Malayan Trade Union Congress. Mr. M. Aroklasamy, will address a meeting of the Klang Town Council Staff Union at the Council Chambers on Nov. 2 at 4.45 p.m. He will speak on the work and functions of the
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    Malay course for OCPD
    53 5 K L A N G Tues.— The 0.C.P.D.. Mr. F. David, has left here to attend a special Malay language course at the Police Training College at Kuala Kubu Bahru. The assistant 0.C.P.D.. Senior Inspector A. Anuar. will act for Mr. David, who will be way
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    M.P. for Borneo
    39 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. V. David, Member of Parliament for Bungsar, and general secretary of tne Transport Workers Union, will accompany a five-man delegation of the Malayan People's Socialist Front to the Borneo territories on Friday.
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    Miss Lee explains 'War' painting to her friends
    71 5 Miss Lee Soo Li (third from left), a senior middle school student in the Kuen Cheng Girls' School. Kuala Lumpur, explains her pijzewinning water-colour painting. "War." to her friends at the fifth Young Malayans Artists Exhibition at the British Council Hall. Kuala
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    Trial of 'water by windmill' system soon
    208 5 Trial of 'water by windmill' system soon KUANTAN, Tuesday. AN experiment to supply piped water to the hundreds of isolated kampongs in the country by a windmill system started by the Public Works Department is to be at Sungei Ular, 22 miles north of here. If. at the end of
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    Woman from H.K. on $10,000 bail
    86 5 Woman from H.K. on $10,000 bail SINGAPORE. Tues— A Hong Kong woman. Lam Boon Yuk. alias Llm Poon Gek. 64, was charged in the Ninth Magistrates Court today with Importing diamond, platinum and gold jewellery and ornaments without a licence. The charge did not give the vavje of the %em.s.
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    Found hanging in a hotel
    39 5 TELUK ANSON. Tues. Police found Noordln bin Ngah Abdullah, 41, a boatman from Kampong Mesjid, near here, hanging in a room of a hotel in Denison Road here yesterday. They found $100 on him.
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    Cookery show
    25 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Pudu English School Old Girls' Association will hold a cookery demonstration at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday at their school.
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      302 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS BonneU) (10». 1 Side can't vary Interval (8). Table utensil made of fine 5. The holder of the pig went teak (3. I). first as entitled (6). 7 Land's end <B>. 9 Making one's mark In an im- 8 Find there's a record to p-essive way
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    BOY MISSING FROM HOME AFTERCANING
    129 6 BOY MISSING FROM HOME AFTERCANING SINGAPORE. Tues A schoolboy. Hamza bin Ibrahim, 11. who played truant from school— and got caned for It— is now missing rrom his home in Wilkle Road. Hamza, a student oi the Tanglin Tlnggi Malay School, was last seen at 6 p.m. on Oct. 4
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    PMIP defections in Trengganu: A probe ordered
    399 6 PMIP defections in Trengganu: A probe ordered PARTY NOW OUTNUMBERED IN STATE ASSEMBLY KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday Pan Malayan Islamic Party headquarters here has asked its State committee in Trengganu for a full report regarding the resignation of four of its Assemblymen from the party. The Assemblymen are Haji Wan Said
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    Two universities will continue the closest links after break
    344 6 Two universities will continue the closest links after break SINGAPORE. Tuesday. THE chairman of the University of Malaya Council in Singapore, Dr. T. E. Tay. said today that the University of Malaya and the University of Singapore would continue the closest co-operation and liaison after they become separate institutions. He
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    Adler recitals
    33 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Larry Adler. famed harmonica player, will give two recitals at the Victoria Theatre "next month. He will perform for students on Nov. 30 and the public on Dec. 1.
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    Anniversary
    29 6 PENANG. Tues. The 12th George Town headquarters Rover Scout crew will hold a 30th anniversary get-together at the Civil Defence headquarters. Peel Avenue, at 7.30 p.m. on Friday.
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    300 coming for C-P talks
    109 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.About 300 delegates and observers from 27 countries are due here this weekend to attend the three-week 13th Colombo Plan consultative committee conference which begins next Monday. The Federation Govern- ment has spent $175,000 in preparations for the event. The Government is providing
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    More pay for workers at two firms
    186 6 More pay for workers at two firms SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Gen oral Printing Workers' Union has secured higher wages and better working conditions for its members working in the Hiap Seng Press Co. in Norris Road and the Sun Kwong Engraving Co. in Amoy Street. In a statement today,
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    Envoy's visit
    43 6 SEREMBAN. Tues —The U.S. Ambassador In Malaya. Mr Charles Baldwin, and his wifp visited a Negrl Sembllan State development project at Labu today. They were accompanied by the assistant manager of the State Land Development Board. Inche Zainal Abldin bin Abdullah.
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      Lock icon Warships vs. forts in battle of Peiho
      1315 7 TO say that Admiral Hope was in a bit of a hole would be to understate the situation by quite a bit. "We have therefore resolved to place the matter in your hands." ran the note he had just received from M. Bourbollon
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    PERSONAL
    17 8 M %lt Minimum DOROTHY JONES, -n MaOaW and I lauchttr p;»a»» itlurn I nfim>-<li»tflT to Htnfaroif.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    233 8 2ft Wm4t Sl* i Vimmumt BETTY COtTCLLO <p' „'.o< at* M Co< k|nt STORI WIDE BARCAINS! no. oa at ■v.irin »for» high unit foi your Ml ■■wtaaa, M Huh ajiail. tort TONICHT AT SM. "MUaMt" i:.lbrrt A Sullnan ai <;uimtal Ctnirt in»airt, letacahlflan Production lIAVIEW. is* bottl n» nt
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCIMENT
    25 8 M nri, Xl.iU I Mm.) YOUTH FOR CHRIST P... >. Rwi pmamti i'om H'montl '...v Oti.ir.n 7.M p rn\ apaalMr: WUaw Wane ah »»icom».
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, October 25, 1961.
    7 8 The Straits Times Wednesday, October 25, 1961.
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    Ten Years After
    713 8 Ai ranged In descending g order of cost, the three main c aspects oi Colombo Plan work are capital assistance, technical co-operation and the j stimulation of national dcv- elopment planning. For im- s portance the order must be f reversed. The Consultative fc Committee (due to
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    Malay Medium
    346 8 Three years ago the Government introduced secondaiy education in the Malay medium by establishing eighteen classe? accommodating 630 pupils. Enrolment and the number of classes have sjnee increased fifteen-fold: there are today some 8.700 pupils in 234 classes, with a total of 8.550 in tlie first three fonvus
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    Inevitable
    167 8 The Nobel Committee of the Norwegian parliament has. by electing ex-Chief Albert Luthuli and Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld as recipients of tlv Peace Prizes for 1960 and 1%1 respectively in ont* day delivered probably the most discriminating blow yet against apartheid and made the most inevitable award ir all its
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      JUNGLE TREKS: HAZARDS OF BAD PLANNING
      458 8 ()NCE more a large party ha.s ventured into the Malayan jungle and got '"lost"— or at lea.st the planning that it Is assumed was made has gone adrift, l.i it not about time that the organisers of such parties took the trouble of learning
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      ALLOWANCES FOR COUNCILLORS
      249 8 THE president. Town Council, Kuantan. wishes to clear the air over the misunderstanding arising out of the allowance Issue dl.scussed at the last Town Council meeting on Sept. 27 The Socialist Front councillor for Telok Seslk Tengah ward claimed that Socialist Front members in the council had
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      WHO MAKES THE FIRST MOVE...?
      125 8 pERHAPS nobody will b» able to tell Mr. Ransom whether the tiger which was recently killed at K»mayan had attacked peo pie or cattle. But following his line of argument it seems clear that a tiger should be shot only after It has attacked or
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      MOSQUITO MENACE IN GEYLANG
      56 8 'THE residents of Geylang are beginning to wonder what the health authorities propose about the mosquito menace. We have been plagued for the past year and it Is betting worse from day to day. Several complaints have appeared In the press but no one seems to
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    THE LAND AND ITS LEGACY
    1302 8 ON the occasion of its 21st anniversary, the Malayan Nature Society has devoted a special issue of its journal to nature conservation in our part of the world. Those who are not members of the society may come across this journal in a library or
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    Razak call to departments
    467 9 'Complete projects in time, or no cash allocations next year' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, said today that government departments which had not completed their 1961 rural development projects would not be given cash allocations next year. He gave this
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    PAP GOVT. FACES 'NO CONFIDENCE' MOTION
    205 9 PAP GOVT. FACES 'NO CONFIDENCE' MOTION SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'pHE PAP Government will face a no-con-fidence motion in the Legislative Assembly which opens its third session next Tuesday. A motion nied by Di Lee Slew Choh. leader of the Barisan Sosialis. which is the biggest (13 members) Opposition group in the
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    Technical training week: Duke thanks the Tengku
    181 9 Technical training week: Duke thanks the Tengku KUALA LUMPUK. TuesTengku Abdul Rahman today received a letter from the Duke of Edinburgh thanking him and all others concerned for the •magnificent effort' made by Malaya in support of Commonwealth Technical Training Week earlier this year. The letter said: "When I wrote
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    Parents' Day
    18 9 KUALA PILAU. Tues The Ulu Pilah National School will hold its Parent's Day on Nov. 29.
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    DO on course
    29 9 KUALA SELANGOR. Tuea.— Inche Abdul Rahman bin Lebai Abbas, District Officer, Kuala Selangor, is attending a two-week administrative MUM at the staff training centre. Port Dickson
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    Unionist on study trip
    50 9 MALACCA, Tues. r. Charles D. Gray, a&slstant secretary f International Federation of Commercial Clerical and Technical Employees, today visited Malacca to study activities of clerical unions here. Mr. Gray arrived in Malaga from Holland on Oct 21 and has visited Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh. Penang and Seremban.
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    Lock icon Focus on tears of farewell from Mariam
    111 9 Focus on tears of farewell from Mariam FOCUS on the farewell x tears of a child. The name is Mariam. daughter of the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. The picture was taken at Kuala Lumpur airport yes terday. Bravely keeping the tears in check, eight-year-old Mariam said her roods' and
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    Bookie (second offence) jailed
    155 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. COFFEESHOP proprietor, Lee Seng Kwong, 32, was today sentenced to three months' jail, fined $5,000 and ordered to sign a 12-month good behaviour bond for his second offence of acting as a bookmaker. The bond is to be executed In the sum of $4,000
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    'Thank you' krises
    54 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tun Abdul Razak. the deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, will present krises to the Ist Bn., Royal Australian Regiment and the 2nd Bn.. New Zealand Regiment on Thursday in appreciation of their services to the Federation. They will return home soon after serving
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    A new DO for Sabak Bernam
    46 9 A new DO for Sabak Bernam SABAK BERNAM, Tues. Inche Wan Mansor bin Wan Abdullah, former Asslstan' District Officer, Kuala Kubu Bahru, has become District Officer. Sabak Bernam. He succeeds Inche Wan Mahmud bin Pawan Teh, who has been transferred to Malacca as Assistant Btate Secretary.
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    DECREE NISI GRANTED TO CLERK
    75 9 DECREE NISI GRANTED TO CLERK SINGAPORE. T v c s.— A clerk. Tan Moh Whatt. was granted a decree nisi by M r Justice Buttrose in the High Court today dissolving his marriage with Doreen Koh Kwee Quee. on the ground of her desertion The decree is to be made
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    Cartographic meeting
    45 9 KUALA LUMPUR, fues Mr. A. L M. Grelg. SurveyorGeneral. and Inche Kamaruddin bin Hajl Ibrahim, a photo-lithogrnpher at the survey headquarters here, will leave Kuala Lumpur tomorrow for Bangkok to attend the third UN. regional cartographic conference for Asia and the Far East.
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    150 Guthrie employees stage a sit-down
    144 9 150 Guthrie employees stage a sit-down SINGAPORE, Tues. About 150 employees of Guthrie and Co. Ltd., in Battery Road today staged a sit-down strike, following differences between the management and the Singapore Business Houses Employee?' Union over an agreement on bonus and retrenchment benefits. A union spokesman said that an
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    Extort bid: 3 held
    76 9 IPOH. Tues Three youths were detained by the police here In connection with a bid to extort $1,100 from the proprietor of a photo studio last night. Police, who went to the studio in response to a 999 call, detained the youths while they were talking
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    Membership proof sought
    197 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry of Finance has told the 15.000 member Public Daily-Rated Employees' Unions Federation that it is prepared to recognise the federation and its affiliated unions if they can give "reasonable" proof that a majority of Government daily rated employees are their members. The Ministry
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    Straits Times Annual out today
    200 9 Straits Times Annual out today |TS on sale TODAY the Straits Times Annual for 1962. And what a splendid buy it is! More than 100 superbly printed pages of fascinating reading and first-class photographs. Hundreds have olready been ordered and hundreds more will be sold today. This years edition of
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    624 10  -  DOUG LACKERSTEEN By LONDON. Tues 'AT CROSSROADS' REPORT BEGINS WITH THE SHOCK TREATMENT— BUT ISSUES ARE LAID BARE JJOVING REPORT, the popular Independent Television feature, makes use of the shock treatment to introduce its latest documentary, "Singapore at the Crossroads." to British viewers. The commentator
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    A 3 a.m. caller is jailed and fined
    205 10 A 3 a.m. caller is jailed and fined ALOR STAR, Tues. A padi planter. Salleh bin Sahat. who was found in a woman s bedroom at 3 a.m., was today jailed for two weeks and fined $200 for trespass with intent to outrage the woman's modesty. Salleh. 27. was alleged
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    Pillion rider is killed
    51 10 IPOH. Tues. Foo Kok Weng. 18. fell from the pillion of a motor-cycle in Kampong Simee last night and died on the way to hospital. The accident occurred when the rider of the motorcycle, Thiam Sing, swerved to avoid a cow which had strayed across the
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    A tengku helps bride to cut wedding cake
    201 10 rpENGKU Znbir bin Tengku x Nasir, a captain of the Armed Forces Maintenance Corps. Territorial Army, helps his bride, Tengku Mariam Khalidah, cut the five-tiered cake at their wedding reception at tbe Istana Iskandariah ground in Kuala Kangsar on Monday The bride
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    Higher pay to attract expats
    217 10 ftUCHING, Tues.— Tjie Sarawak Government has stressed the importance ■of offering better salaries to expalriate officers. The Government made the point in a .statement to clarify the implications of th» overseas .service aid scheme under which Britain Is to provide the money for th» pay
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    Two new post offices in 1962
    51 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two more new post offices will be ready next year to cope with the increasing volume of mail. One will be at Macpherson Road, by the side of Lorong Bakar Batu and the other at Simpang Bedok. between Changi and Kator.g past
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    PRESSURE APPLIED ON US. SAY TWO SACKED DIPLOMATS
    571 11  - PRESSURE APPLIED ON US. SAY TWO SACKED DIPLOMATS JEFFREY FRANCIS By We were asked to back Nasser we refused' I I I^UALA LUMPUR, T v c s. Two Syrian diplomats here claimed today that '"several means of pressure" had been applied on them to make them change their attitude and
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    More aid urged for the aged and decrepit
    298 11 PENANG. Tues THE Pc D ang Government was today urged to spend $120,000 a year instead of only $5,000 at present to feed and maintain beggars, destitutes, the aged and the decrepit in the State. This was recommended by a special subcommittee
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    Refugees' team makes donation
    93 11 Refugees' team makes donation KUALA LUMPUR. Tu«k A visiting three-man East German refugees' team ha.donated $150 towards the National Monument Fund. The presentation was made today by their leader. Mr. Kurt Haase, to the Director of Information Services, Inche Mohamed Sopiee. Mr. Haa.-,e >aid: "We are happy to donate this
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    'The pajak' taxis: A petition by union
    147 11 'The pajak' taxis: A petition by union KLALA LLMPL'K, lues. The Federation Transport Workers' Union is to petition the Government to control the "pajak" (lease) system of renting vehicles imm taxi owners. I lie union president, ll.i.ii Yusol bin Ibrahim, said today that the present rental of $15 or more
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    Man is charged with extortion
    43 11 PEN ANG. Tues A house painter. Tang Kah Chong, 22. today pleaded not guilty tf two charges oi extorting $4.20 from a stall owner. Teoh Ah Chong. In Lelth Street on Oct 12. Tang wa.-> remanded untii Saturday.
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    SARAWAK NOW FREE OF CHOLERA
    191 11 SARAWAK NOW FREE OF CHOLERA 17UCHING, Tues. All Sarawak has been declared cholera-free— after a death toll of 61 in a three -month period. With the announcement of the end of the epidemic came this warning from the acting Director of Medical Services, Dr. R. Dickie: "There are many lessons
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    Restaurateurs want that carp
    203 11 pCNAMG, lues— l.oial restaurateurs are following keenly the experiments to save the temoleh. a giant Malayan carp. "If we can be assured of sufficient supplies. this fish should make a delicious addition to our menu." one restaurant owner told the Straits Times. He was commenting on
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      473 12 Peter Loom aged 15: t> Bournemouth Road, Singapore 15- swimming, photography. Alan A. aged 15; 60-E Outram Hill. Singapore 3; son^s Albert Khoo, ageo. 17; 141 Market Road, Taiping. Perak: sw imming, stamps, view-card* Doreen Lai, aged 15; 1290 King Street, Patir Plnjl, Ipoh
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      WOLF GOES TO THE AID OF COUSIN GRISELDA
      801 12  - WOLF GOES TO THE AID OF COUSIN GRISELDA KATHLEEN HICKLEY r-by WHAT on earth is she talking about?" asked Mother Goose impatiently. "I've known this wood for years and never once yet have I seen a savage beast in it." "I tell you there are," wailed Griselda. "I saw them
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      OVERSEAS PEN PALS FOR YOU
      268 12 Noel Iskrrwood, aged 13; 311. Park Road Nth., Hastings. Hawkes Bay, New Zealand: stamps, soccer. Lai Pal, aged 23; 14, Queen Street Woollahra. Sydney; Australia; post-cards, travelling. Kren O'SnlUvan, aged 13. Main Road, RID Tokoroa, South Island, New Zealand: star-photos, knitting Eduardo Arandex, aged IS;
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      List of over-17 pals
      186 12 List of over-1 7 pals .Vhad bin Hassan, aged 19; 12-C, Custom Quarters, Betiok, Singapore; reading, music. Andrew Tay, aged 23; 65-E, Jalan Daud, Muar; -iew-cards, reading. Charley Vong. aged 18; P.O. Box 431,' Kuching, Sarawak; stamps, music. Linda Espallardo, aged 19; Igburas. Lloilo, Philippines: correspondence. Gene Salcedo, aged 20;
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    Tin price rises slightly: Rubber at lower level
    235 14 A FTER its recent easier vested whicrf t^k yesteraay wnicn tooK it to $472.12J per picul on an offering of 250 tons. The tin market in London overnight held about steady despite the fall at Singapore over the weekend. Not a lot
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    NERVOUS MARKET IGNORES BULLISH TIN POINTERS
    502 14 From Our Market Correspondent rTUN prices on the MalaM. yan Stock Exchange yesterday were holding in some cases after the big shake-out of the past few trading days. For the first time in eight trading days the index was virtually unchanged. However, there was
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 Malayan Stock Indicts: Oct. 23 Oct. 24 Industrials: 157.25 155.20 Tins: 261.89 261.88 Rubbers: 233.76 230.84 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    883 14 OUSINESS on tbe Malayan Stock Exchange, Feaeration section yesierday with the number ol deals in brackets: Industrials: Gammon (2,000) 81.73: M Cement (1,000) J2.30; S. Times (4,000) 52.93. (1,000) 52.94: 8. Traders (2.000) 53.9& D, (2,000) 83.95: U.K. ords < 1.000) 81.24, (1,000) 81-25; Rothmans (1,000) 81.13
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    111 14 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE, Tu«s. TNVESTMENT shares were x sought at steady to firmer levels. Associated Dairies rained 3s to 48s. Base metals and oils traded along firm lines. C ommonwralth bonds maintained a steady trend. Con. fine 77/Ui Mount lu 68/- Herald 56 4' > N.B. Hill 19/1014 Humes 71/lOii
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 14 SINGAPORE, OCT. 24. RUBBER: 80; cents per lb. (down U cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 80; cents (quiet). TIN: $472.12) per picul (up 62i cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    219 14 NOVEMBER first grade rubber buyers f.e.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 80{ cents per lb. down It cents on Monday's closing price. The tone was easier. S.C.C.R.A. closing prices In cents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.B. Prompt fib. buyers 80a, sellers 81 (N) Int. 1 R. 8.8.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    125 14 THE Chrnm Produce liehange, Singapore, noon prices per pieul yetttrday: Cepra: fK/ Continent Oct. shipment buyers $25. sellers $2St. Coconut ell: bulk 535 sellers, drum $38 sellers. Pepper: Muntok white JI62J sellers, Sarawak white SI6O sellers, special Sarawak black $1271 sellers, garbled Lampoog black $1274 sellers, Lampon,; black
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    179 14 CHIPS lying alengside the Slngaswre wharves teday are Lucle Bchulte 23. Klond.i Maru 35/36. Blbonica 13/14, Bankura 29/30. Crusader 19. Metallurg Kurako 8/9. Hartvlg tlaersk 27/28, Jama 42/43. Empire Kittlwake 21/22, Bentong 24. Sungel A.aahan NW 3. Llpls 3, Tronoh NW 2. Auby NW. 4/5. Tong
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    75 14 T"l Malayan Ixthang* Banks--1 Allocution made them chances In it.' rates to merchants yesterday: Hong Hang: selling T T or O.D 531: buying TT S3 5/18. O.D. 531 ••Hint T.T. M O.D. rtady: 8.1 :l,n Francs *****: Danish Krmr 228} On the free aiehani* market to Moni Kong,
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      601 14 I^PJOBIENT/, rll g gl ROUND TRIP TO JAPAN S.S. CATHAY (First Clan only fully jirconditioncd) departs PENANC IOHi November, SINCAPORE 13th November. 1961.! (returns to Singapore Bth December. Penang lI Hi December) For Reservations, apply to your Travel Agant or to: ISLAY KERR ft CO., LTD., SINGAPORE. Harrisons Crosfield (F.
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      253 14 NOTICE MALACCA. FREEHOLD LAND FOR SALE Land situates at Bunga Raya Road (Infron; of City Park. Malacca) in Town Area XX, Lot 167 containing an area of ***** square feet together with 4 temporary buildings known as Nos. T. 508. T. 509. T. 510 and T. 511 Tor further particulars,
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      863 15 H (Continued from Pace S) SITUATIONS VACANT m Word* SS (Mm.) Box SI ett. BBfcß BOX AISSI ST. K.L. Position filled Applicants thanked. WANTBD TWO OURKHAS or North Indian watohmen for estate In North Perak. Apply to Box A 1738 S.T K.L. WANTBD Motor car Salesmen, must be experienced and
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      663 15 SITUATIONS VACANT i< !0 Wordt SS (Min.)— Box SI ett. mxtrm 2 wants O for European family cl Holland Road Area. Well recommended Cook -Amah. Wash Amah employed. A Ring cH'pore) 339 M after 6 p.m. TWO BXPIftIBNCSO general amabs B without children. Recent references for Kuropean home. No washing
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      1051 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Wordt Si (Min.)— Box SI ell. txtrm FULLY FURNISHED one bedroom latlet verandah with cooker refrlgeraor $200/- including water/light (no blldren). 32 Lloyd Road Singapore 9 ting *****. FLAT TO LET. 32 328 Stevens Road. Bedrooms, bathrooms attached. Kithen, Sitting Room and Amah Room. 1306 per month (fully
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      936 15 TUITION J0 Wordt SS (Min.)— Box it ett. extrm i PIANO TUITION, practical, harmony, musictaashlp, given by lady teacher I qualified IB London, LRBM (perfor- I men') ARCM (tearhers") ARCM (per- formers'), for all grades Including LRSM, 4i m.s. Dunearn Road, near I'nlvrrniiy Hostels. Telephone ***** (Bporo. BOOKS A PUBLICATIONS
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      578 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE 2* Worms Si (Min.)— Box SI et*. matrm IMI JAGUAR 3.S MX II Saloon. Cxcelleat condition Low mileage. Many extras. P<rt exchange considered, offers to Box AIT 37 S.T. K.L. ONE OWNER 1959 Ford Prefect new battery engine and paintwork tip-top condition comprehensive Insurance. Pboae Hock *****
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      509 15 FOR SALE tt Wordt Si (Min.)— Box tt ett. txtrm A LITTLB OOES a long way. If you use Crookes Hand Cream or Lotion try I either today and see Urn difference. c WIDB SBLBCTION of Books st rr- duced prices. University Book Store. Orchard Road, H'pore. WORKING ORDER Klr-rond.
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      405 15 FOR SALE Wordt SS (Ml*.)— Bom St ett. mxtrm RADIOGRAMS. TAPf -«COBOtRI 3eoc« Reoord-plajrers, Bevkt^e: Ma- i :hinrs. Hire-purchase amllahle. I.iK':r Store. 20. Jalan Lenan, 7 m.s. Tnomlon Road, Hingapore. Tel: .taom. 1. I tandrn Avenue, near B.M.H. Tel: 2373. 1 K. r.«Ti<ton Park Road, MM Tel: 5«023. BufUMM Hoursl
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    146 16  - Watch out for the Japanese Sarazen JACK FINGLETON By /CANBERRA, Tues. Gene Sarazen. famous American golfer of other days, thinks the Japanese could soon dominate world golf. In Melbourne to compere a television match between South African Gary Player and Australian Peter Thomson, Sarazen said; "We learned from the English
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    270 16 LONDON, Tues. AT least seven non-League clubs, are certain to pass into the second round proper of the FA. Cup competition. Some of the non-Leaguers —amateurs, part-timers and semi -professionals— who clasn in seven games In the first round proper on Nov. 4 have
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    Lock icon KO win for Archie
    107 16 BALTIMORE Tues.— Archie Moore, world light heavyweight boxing champion, smashed his way to a sixround win over Pete Rademacher, former Olympic heavyweight title-holder, in a scheduled 10-round nontitle bout here last night. "Ageless Archie"— he says he Is 44, the records say 47 floored Rademacher. 33,
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    Lock icon Kiwis escape defeat
    78 16 BULAWAYO. Tues. The New Zealandprs Just escaped defeat in the first mntrh of their tour of Rhod sia and So.] h Africa "gainst Rhodesia which ended here today. Rhodesia dertored In their second Innings, settinz the New Zealanders 247 runs to win. At the close the tourists
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    Lock icon KENYA BEATEN
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    Lock icon CARDIFF 2-1
    20 16 CARDIFF, Tues. Cardiff beat Mansfield 1-1 In a Football Leagu Cup second round replay here last night —Reuter.
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    Stan 'goes home'
    72 16 STANLEY Matthews. 0 the living legend of soccer, has returned to Stoke, where he began his career 32 years ago. Matthews, now 46, first joined Stoke City as an office boy. He was transferred to Blackpool for £11.500, fifteen years later. In a glory-lustred career, Stan has
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    109 16 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. The "missing" Kramer Cup has turned up Jack Kramer's new professional lawn tennis trophy arrived here yesterday, said Owen Williams, the South African international playBut Wiilianas added that cus- toms offlciaLs had impounded the cup at Jan Smuts Airport because no covering documents
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    Five-year ban on soccer official in Penang
    283 17 MALIAPPEN CONTRAVENED RULES, says FAP STATEMENT PENANG. Tuesday THE F.A. of Penang announced today that Mr. A. Maliappen, a council member, has been barred from holding office in the association for the next five years. "After due deliberations," a statement said, "the F.A.P.
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    MYSORE XI ROUTED IN OPENER
    391 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. A FTER getting off to a good start. Mysore State, India's inter-state soccer champions, were outplayed by six goals to two by a SIFA Invitation XI, before a 2,500 crowd at Jalan Besar tonight. The tourists had nothing spectacular to show Singapore fans
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    MAWF name five for SEAP Games
    111 17 MAWF name five for SEAP Games KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malayan Amateur Weightlifting Federation have nominated five lifters for selection to the SEAP Games at Rangoon in December. MAWK secretary Lim Choon Slang said that the five weightlifters were chosen after trials held at the Chin Woo Auditorium on Saturday.
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    Wardieburn shine
    99 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Wardleburn Wanderers earned full marks for a smart performance when they beat 056 Squadron by 16 points (two soils, try. penalty) to three points (try) at rugger on the Ourney 3oad ground today. Squadron put up a game fight to hold Wanderers 3-3 at halftime,
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    S'PORE WANT FEARLESS TACKLERS FOR THEIR MALAYA CUP FIFTEEN
    387 17 S'PORE WANT FEARLESS TACKLERS FOR THEIR MALAYA CUP FIFTEEN By TEOH ENG TATT SINGAPORE, Tues. Fifteen fearless tacklen are wanted foi Singapore's Malaya Cup Rugby team. This qualilication is a •must' for all candidates for this years team. Mr. Howard Cashin, the S.R.U. president, told me today. Mr. Caahln .->ald-
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    SAW GETS TROPHIES FOR BEST DISPLAY
    45 17 SAW Kirn Thiat. Selangor's ace motorracing driver, who won the Best Performance award at the recent Rahman Speed Trial, was presented the trophies by Mr. C. R. Chilton, of the Malaya Tobacco Company in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday night.
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    Negri seek revenge v Selangor
    127 17 Negri seek revenge v Selangor SEREMBAN, Tucs.— Negrl Sembilan Combined Schools Rugger XV will go all out to avengr their defeat lust year by Selangor Combined Schools when the two teams meet tomorrow. The Nemri selectors have picked a strong team comprwng seven ooys from the King George V School,
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    Thuan Heng is lone qualifier
    331 17 SINGAPORE, Tuesday SINGAPORE'S 13-year-old swimming star Tan Thuan Heng, was the only one to qualify for I L SE A J ames at Ran g° on in the SASA trtalls held at Amber Road today Set to clock five minutes foi the 400 metres. Tan
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    5 new men in Perak Asians XV
    167 17 5 new men in Perak Asians XV IPOH. Tue«. Perak Asians will meet Selangor Asians In the first north sone tie In the All Blues Cup inter-state ***** competition on the Town Padang here on Saturday. Perak will field five newcomers. They are 00l Slew Hock. Hassan Yacob, Ken Pestana.
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    WASHED OUT
    28 17 IPOH. Tues. Rain washed out this evening's matches In the Perak tennis championships. The Div. 2 League match between Samuel's Club and Royal Dragoons was postponed.
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    Third win for Recs
    134 17 CJINGAPORB. Tue. -Singapore O Recreation Club scored their third win when they beat SCC 2-0 in a SUJI. league division one matcn on the padang today The fast and well-knit SRC side deserved their win for they were on the attack for most of the game,
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    Wanderers' title, almost
    75 17 ¥>ENANO. Tuea Chlneae WanX derers "A" virtually clinched th» F.A. of Penang League Div. 1 championship when they beat Day Training College 3-0 at the City Stadium This was the Wanderers last came and they now head the league table with 21 point*. Muslim R.C. have 19
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    Hockey officials
    55 17 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— Joliore Bahru District Hockey Association officials: President P. K. Balu>hi vice-president Ahmad Kasnawr secretary H. Gomez; treasurer M P Sudhakaran; Committee mem-'->er* Halim Mohamed Salieh; M O. Parry: A. S. Arul: Auditors H Possible; K Mathews; disciplinary ~oard m*mbers Abdullah AmatWalter Abraham: Wahid Sulail •nan-
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      9 17 MarGILLIVRAY CUP 'Kluang) Layang Layang S Setnbrong 2.
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      23 17 IPOH DIV. 2: Kilat 5 FIB 0. FRIFNDLIFB: Malacca PWD .> Medicals 0: ACS 2 Telecoms 1: B Kaba Malays 6 Municipality 4.
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      12 17 MIC CUP (K. Kubu Bahru) Police College bt Slim River Police
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      18 17 FRIENDLIER Muar Hi*h Bchool 22 BP High School 0 Kluang Secondary English School 6 Old Boy* 3.
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      46 17 RL'GOER TRIAL: Spore State padang >. SCHOOLS INTER-STATE: Negri v S'gor (Seremban). HOCKEY SPORE DIV. 2: Prisons v Schools (Balestler Rd>: Div. 3 Khalsa v PWD. IPOH DIV. I: Malays v YMCA (p:l(lailß>. SCHOOL IXTKR-STATE: Perak v Penang rlpoh padang). SWIMMING SPORE SEAP Games trials <An;ber Rd>.
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    Peak climb leader tells of jungle nightmare
    782 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JgAI) weather and a wrong turning contributed to the luckless trek made by the 72 climbers who returned to Kuala Lumpur this afternoon more than 40 hours overdue. Hungry, ragged and weary, they stumbled out of the jungle near the
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    Lock icon Tengku (off to Saigon) gives thumbs up sign
    60 18 - TENGKU Abdul Rahman gives the thumbs-up sign at Kuala Lumpur airport yesterday. He was accompanied on the flight to Singapore by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew (left) who was returning home after a holiday in Kuala Lumpur. In Singapore. the Tengku boarded another
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    76 18 MRS. CHINNAMMA CHACKO Of Trong r>pm.wi her gratitude to relative* friends the management of Talplng Rubber Plantations. Temerloh, Belamat Estates for their kind presence, assistance wreaths, condolence messages etc., on the occasion of the funeral of hrr beloved husband Mr K.K. Cbacko which took place on 16th October 1961
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    28 18 "SOUND OF MURDER"— performance* at V3u p.m on \\Ydnts<fny. Thunday, Friday and Saturday. 2."> th— 2<-th <Vto»wr, at Rowrroft Thtatr*. Ayer Rajah Road— ticket! at Cold storage.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    317 18 LONDON. Tues Renewed strength in gili-ttlged securities and .i turilnT widespread tail in eouities provided the in.dv fealures o: stock markets today. The Chancellor ol the Exchequ- it s mrnigh! speech gave kit -h r'^ourugeinent to ihe recent buy- uiK of gilt-<»dgod. but acted another depressing influence on
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    TIN
    24 18 LONDON, Tues.— Buyers £943. sellers £943 'u Forward buyers £948, sellers £948-. Settlement £944 Turnover a.m. 260 tons, p.m. 135 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    39 18 LONDON. Tues. Spot 24d.. Nov 24Ud. Dec. 24 '..d. J«»n. 24 d.. Jan/Mar 24- d.. Apnl/ Juiu 24'.u.. Juiy Sept 24'-_.d.. Oct. Dec 24 .d.. c.l.f. Nov. J3 11/ltJd. Dec 23 T ,d. Tone: Steady ;it .ne c.eoline.
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    Reds sink two landing craft
    126 18 SAIGON. Tues. Two Soutn Vietnam Navy craft were sunk by Communist guerillas in An Xuyen Province late iast weeK according to official reports reaching Saigon today. The reports did not give details of Government losses. The action In which the boats were sunk began when
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      England 321-6, still need 67 to lead in Test
      449 18 England 321-6, still need 67 to lead in Test AHORE. Tues. A I third-wicket partner- ship of 192 by Ken Barirington and Mike Smith helped England take their flrst innings total to 321 for six by close of play on the third day of the First Test against i Pakistan
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      82 18 PAKISTAN— Ist Inns: 387-9 dec ENGLAND— IST BCNI MCBABIMOM > aiaq b Munaf < PI'LLAK c Muhmuod b Munaf BARRINGTON run out 127 SMiill tun out DEX I lit ml wki b Ainq Xl BSELL not out BARBKR st Imtlai b Haseeb Ml KK.W i...l out i Extras 21
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      Call for talks
      31 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Th< chairman ol Nanyang Uni versity Council. Mr. Tan Larl Sye. today invited the Singapore Government to reran talks on the composition o the University Council.
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