The Straits Times, 1 November 1961

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    20 1 \VKHA<.i: HAII.Y CKHTIFIKII SALE KXfEEDS ftO.OOO The Straits Times fat*' 1 1 Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1961. 15 CENTS
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    It's MERGER or CHAOS
    814 1 'Time of decision for Spore SINGAPORE, Tues. The Yang diPertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, said today that Singapore was at the crossroads, where the main highway led towards a united, peaceful and prosperous Malaya, and the other, a side path, towards a de:»ri-rnd, U> chaos
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    Russian plan
    20 1 LONDON. Tues.— Russia i> building up a major diplomaae offensive against the Scandinavian nations, diplomatic sources warned today.
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    Police scuffle with pickets
    1515 1 TROOPS MOVE INTO VITAL INSTALLATIONS AS COUNCIL MEN STRIKE OVER UNION RECOGNITION SINGAPORE, Tues. *3 Men of the Singapore Military Forces late tonight moved into the City Council's strike bound power stations, gas works and water works to guard essential services. The local troops took up
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    PMIP call for polls rejected
    376 1 KUALA TREXGGANU, Tuesday. 'JMIK Sultan of Trengganu today rejected the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party request for fresh elections following the party's defeat in the Sink- Leaislathre Assembly yesterday. This decision means that the Alliance will take over control of the State with a total of 13
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    A mystery fire ball in the sky
    63 1 A mystery fire ball in the sky BAMIA BLANCA. Argentina, Tues. Several persons reported seeing a strange phenomenon in the sky last night at 9.40 p.m. Travellers along Route 33 said an intense light streaked across the sky. then gathered into a are ball and fell to earth at some
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    Dr. S leaves for home
    85 1 VIF.NNA. Tuts. President Soekarno of Indo- nesiu left Vienna today after 12 days of medical treatment In the Austrian capital. Soekarno bad a bladder i stone removed in an operation a week ago, from which he has made satis- factory recovery, according to his team
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    Lock icon S-bomb mistake — by Nikita
    296 1 S-bomb mistake by Nikita Moscow. Tues. 1 1 Soviet scientists "miscalculated" and exploded a super bomb of more than 50 megatons yesterday, Sir. Khrushchev sn:ci today. His reference to I plosion, which I worldwide prote a complete surp party congress which ended here today. io Communist sou. They quoted him
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    LATEST
    25 1 90 MtCATON BLA I.MPII Tues. Piftrf I ii«n Professor "f physirs. Rome < .ai-i bomb exploded i>\ I in'ii n"»» n.u M met t«m Si
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    Lock icon Russian bombs will cause storms, floods and quakes says Swedish scientist
    1081 2 Russian bombs will cause storms, floods and quakes says Swedish scientist WORLD CONDEMNS SOVIET CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday ABNORMAL solar ac- tivity, storms, floods and earthquakes will occur between December and next May as a result of the current Russian nuclear tests which ended yesterday with a 50-megaton
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    Lock icon SENATOR SAYS- WE HAVE TO RESUME
    236 2 WASHINGTON. Tues Senr/.or Henry M. Jackson, chairman of the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Weapons Subcommittee, said there was no question now that the U.S. would resume testing nuclear devices In the atmosphere following yesterday's Soviet super-blast. Any U.S. tests In the atmosphere would probably
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    Lock icon Nikita answers Labour M.P.s: Our tests are a stern warning
    578 2 Nikita answers Labour M.P.s: Our tests are a stern warning LONDON Tues.— Mr. Nikiu Khru: nchev said in a 2,000- word letter to British Labour Members of Parliament that the possession of nuclear weapons by Soviet Russia was "a stern warning to all who resort to threats over the question
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    Lock icon U.N. CALL FOR SANCTIONS AND EXPULSION of SOUTH AFRICA
    268 3 NEW YORK. Tuesday QIIANA and a number of other delegations yesterday tabled a draft resolution calling for sanctions against South Africa and asking that the Security Council consider whether the Republic should continue to be a member of the United Nations.
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    Lock icon Rebel chief says: We're ready for new talks
    117 3 Rebel chief says: We're ready for new talks rpUNIS, Tues. Mr. Ben Youssef Ben Khedda. head of the Algerian Provisional Government said last night he was ready to resume negotiations with the French on a serious basis. He was broadcasting to the Algerian people to mark the seventh anniversary tomorrow
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    Lock icon Restrain your allies, Cambodia tells America
    45 3 Restrain your allies, Cambodia tells America WASHINGTON. Tues. The Cambodian Ambassador. Mr. Nong Klmny. charged yesterday that South Vietnam and Thailand were building up false justifications for an eventual invasion of Cambodia. He called for U.S. action to restrain its allies and maintain peace. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Congolese army in action on border
    85 3 Congolese army in action on border T EOPOLDVILLE, Tues. The Congolese Premier, Mr. Cyrilte Adoula. announced in a broadcast last night that the Central Congolese Army had started a "police acticn" from South Kasai against Katanga. He said that the army was determined to fight until President Moise Tshombe was
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    Lock icon Press rates in this modern age-by CPU
    227 3 Press rates in this modern age-by CPU KARACHI, Tuesday yHE Commonwealth Press Union conference openx ed here yesterday with a call to governments to extend Press-rate facilities to modern methods of communication and help develop the flow of news. News agency and newspaper executives from Britain, Australia and New Zealand
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  • WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
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      Crisis in Finland as Russia invokes mutual aid pact
      306 3 Crisis in Finland as Russia invokes mutual aid pact LONDON, Tuesday 'THE Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Gromyko, yesterday handed a note to the Finnish Ambassador in Moscow proposing that the two countries consult on safeguarding their borders "against an attack from West Germany and her allies' Moscow radio reported
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      New Council members
      50 3 NEW YORK: The United Nations General Assembly elected Venezuela, Ghana and Ireland to serve on the Security Council starting on Jan. 1. Balloting to fill a fourth Security Council seat was postponed Indefinitely when neither the Philippines nor Romania could get a twothirds majority after three ballots.
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    Nagas—step towards autonomy
    96 3 Nagas—step towards autonomy NEW DcLUI: The leader of a delegation of Naga tribesmen, a»nilu Ao, announced here that the Indian uovernment had agreed to allow Nagalands eight-month-old executive council and interim body to function as a virtual cabinet and legislative assembly respectively. Observers said the decision to widen the functions
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      350 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE S RT J £Lf SERVICE 41.7 metres MEDIUM FAVE SERVICE: 4.t metre* A.M. 6.00 Time Signal; Negara- A.M. 6.00 Oood Morning- 602 Ku; News Headlines; 6.05 Morn- TVH?ft, 6 Plt WIUI K^- Me^ B A?°sr S°" g 7 100I 00 Tlme SlBnal 1200 Mid-Day
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    Second parachute is spotted near that of pilot
    181 4 GEMAS, Tuesday. PHOTOGRAPHS taken by an R.A.F. Shackleton today reveal what is believed to be the parachute of the missing Canberra bomber navigator. It was hanging from a trectop in the jungle about seven miles south-west of the spot where the pilot's
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    Citizens: A doubt
    55 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce today expressed "grave concern" on the question of the status of Singapore citizens after merger. The question was brought out for discussion at Its executive committee meeting, but no decision was taken. The executive committee will further discuss the
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    256 4 T«HF following Is today's sche- dule ol civil aircraft movemenu at Paya Lebar Airport. ARRIVALS BOAC: Fiom London. Zurich. Istanbul. Teheran. Karachi. Calcutta. (BA708) 5.50 pjn. 1 a Oaro«U: From Jakarta* (OA802) 8.55 a-m.; from Bangkok iOA803) 425 p.m. Tha| International: Prom Jakarca (TQ4O2> 10 am
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    Church bazaar
    26 4 SINGAPORE, Tues The Straits Chinese Methodist Church in Kampong Kapor Road will hold a bazaar on Nov. 7 to raise money for the church.
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    $4.5mi1. 'Wisma Indonesia'
    217 4 TEACHER WEDS IN —KUALA LUMPUR- SINGAPORE, Tuesday. UfORK on the new $4.5 million "Wisma Indonesia" —Indonesia House— in Orchard Road, will begin early next year. The building, next to the Ngee Ann Building Is expected to be completed within 13 weeks. The design for the project. which
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    KIDNAP CHARGE: TRIAL AT ASSIZES
    125 4 KIDNAP CHARGE: TRIAL AT ASSIZES SINGAPORE, Tues. The trial of six men, allegedly connected with the kidnapping of Tan Ton Teng, 50, a pepper merchant, at Upper Aljunied Road on the morning of July 21 this year, will be held at the December Assizes. Four of them Ngo Bock Kee,
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    JET SERVICE STARTS ON THURSDAY
    130 4 JET SERVICE STARTS ON THURSDA Y SINGAPORE, Tues. The British Overseas Airways Corporation will begin its first ever non-stop Jet service from Singapore to Manila on Thursday. Guests on board the 8.0.A.C. Comet IV Jetliner on Thursday Include Mrs. Maureen Uew, from Radio Singapore; Mr. T. F. Hwang. Straits Times
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    Jobs for them during strike
    77 5 THEY HELP MAINTAIN ESSENTIAL CITY SERVICES THE SCENE in Havelock Road, Singapore, at 6 a.m. yesterday as hundreds of newly-re-gistered unemployed labourers wait for chartered lorries like the two in the picture to take them to City Council depots to maintain essential services in spite
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    Malaya asks for UN aid in its fight against TB
    293 5 Malaya asks for UN aid in its fight against TB KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. DLANS to intensify the fight against tuberculosis and to improve child welfare services in Malaya with $127,000 worth of aid from the United Nations are now being finalised by the Federation Government. -7 Malaya has a.sked the
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    Dance tor fund
    33 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. A dance in aid of the National Monument Fund will be held in the transport building here tomorrow night under the patronage of the Sultan of Kedah.
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    Back from Britain
    53 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Miss Khoo Mm Yeok. an exstudent of Raffles Girls' School, has returned after qualifying as a chartered accountant in Britain. Miss Khoo, third daughter of Mr and Mrs. Khoo Teck Soon of River Valley Road, passed the examination of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of
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    Lock icon Jobs for 2 Darwin Malayans
    110 5 Jobs for 2 Darwin Malayans MELBOURNE, Tues.— Two controversial Malayan pearling workers from Darwin now have jobs in Melbourne. Daris bin Saris and ZainaJ bin Hashim had a half-hour interview with Mr. David Wang in Little Bourke Street this morning; and walked out with general shop jobs. They will now
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    REFRIGERATING MEN GET RISES BACK TO START OF YEAR
    171 5 REFRIGERATING MEN GET RISES BACK TO START OF YEAR SINGAPORE. Tut«. The employees of the Malayan Refrigerating Co., here are to receive wage increases ranging from $15 to $45 retrospective trom the beginning of this year. The wage Increases are part of an overall agreement on pay and working conditions
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    Tides tables for 1962
    70 5 Tues— Tides tables for 1962. a publication for the governments of Federation. Singapore North Borneo and Sar.iwak. giving high and low water predictions, are now on sale at the Marine Department. Fu 1 1 crt o n Building. Priced at $3.25 a copy, the publication also
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    SECRETARY DENIES TWO CHARGES OF CHEATING
    93 5 SECRETARY DENIES TWO CHARGES OF CHEATING CINGAPORE. Tues. Chan Thye Jim. secretary of Philip Hoallm and Co.. pleaded not guilty in the Ninth Magistrate's Court here today to two charges of cheating. He was alleged to have cheated Philip Hoalim, senior, of $7,000 at Malacca Street on or about Sept.
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    $5,000 fine for contraband
    42 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Sow Eng Thong, 50. was fined $5,000, or 10 months' jail, in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today for possession of 2951 b. of dutiable cigarettes In a sailing boat off Slglap last night. He pleaded guilty.
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    Raiders fail in bid to rob Singapore City vault
    211 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. An attempt was made to break into the vault containing "a huge sum of money" in the City Treasurer's Department early today. But the burglars failed to get past the steel door of the vault. A police spokesman today
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    Thug stabs a shopkeeper
    50 5 SINGAPORE. Tues A shopkeeper, Yap Kah Loh. 53. was stabbed in his shop ofl Kallang Road this morning. He was admitted to the hospital, where he told poli6 that a thug had asked him for money. He was stabbed wher. he refused to pay. Yap said.
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      176 5 MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) Authorised Capital $20,000,000 Issued Paid Up Capital $10,000,000 has pleasure in announcing the official opening of PORT DICKSON BRANCH at KENG CHIEW ASSOCIATION BUILDING JALAN BAHRU on WEDNESDAY Ist November, 1961 by The Acting Menlri Besar of Negri Sembilan The Hon'ble
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    A moment of decision...
    6871 6 A moment of decision 'Malaysia will help us strengthen each other— it will enlarge our economic base for development— for progress and prosperity' SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, today declared that the alternative to merger with the Federation of Malaya was a dead-end with chaos
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    Press is barred from hospital
    179 8 Press is barred from hospital ITUANTAN. Tues.— The Press was today refused, permission to accompany members of the Board of Visitors when they toured the General Hospital here to investigate complaints of maladministration. A Straits Times representative had been Invited by Mr. Tan Kay Slang. J.P.; and Inche Mohamed Ali
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    On leave
    28 8 SUNGEI PATANI, TuesMr. S. Murugason. a senioi hospital assistant in Surge. Patani district hospital, is on leave prior to retirement after more than 30 years' sevice.
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    FIRST KING'S NAME GIVEN TO A COLLEGE
    100 8 FIRST KING'S NAME GIVEN TO A COLLEGE ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues. **The University of Malaya has named two of its residential colleges here after the first Yang di-Pertuan Agong and his widow. The men's college, formerly known as the Second Residential College, is now the Kolej Tuanku Abdul Rahman. The third
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    Clinic opened
    23 8 IPOH. Tues —The Assistant Minister of Education, Captaii. Abdul Hamid Khan, today opened the $8,000 clinic and midwife's quarters at Tapah.
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    HOME RANSACKED BY GANG OF ROBBERS
    83 8 SINGAPORE Tues. A four-man gang broke into the home of Madam L. I. Tan, 31. in Wilkinson Road early today and robbed her of $4,905 in cash and valuables. She told police that she was aroused at 1.30 a.m by the gang three armed
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    is confined to base
    194 8 gUTTERWORTH. Tues. Aircraftman Machete, mascot of No. 52 Squadron R.A.F.. has returned to Butterworth air base after being absent without leave for more than three weeks. Machete, a monkey and general handyman around the base, received a warm welcome home when he returned last weekend. The
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    New hope for Kuala Ketil TB sufferers
    169 8 ALOR STAR. Tuesday. "^EW hope has come to 19 chronic T.B. sufferers due to be discharged from the Kuala Ketil settlement tomorrow, f This follows an assurance by the State Government that it would consider giving d monthly financial grant tc the Kedal.
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    GANGLAND SUSPECTS DETAINED
    58 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Detectives detained seven suspects in four separate raids on gangland hide-outs in the Chinatown area last night. The suspects are being de tamed under the Crimina' Law (Temporary Provision;-. > Ordinance. In another raid yesterci.t; morning, detectives recovered some wooden poles, three parangs and an
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    100 nets stolen
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Tues— Tliipv es broke into the Chop Moh Heng Lee godown in South Bridge Road before dawn today and stole 100 fishing nets valued at $5,000.
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      276 8 liuff.% Itunntf lly HiilpU Hoimtlahl ll'.lil/VQU'RE A N fTAKINS THESE ALL^I I '"'"'II I |/|FTHERE'SI s>\M'| STERN TASK- THE WAV POWNJ ,\\TWf NOTHING > %$1 r >ER NOTFINISHEP V> AAASTER, J STAIRS WILL MAKE r I 5 ELSE, I'LL /ir VET, SVLVESTE)?: J Of; ME LATE FOR AM WEKT I^]
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    MAJORITY OF THE AIRSHIPS WERE DOOMED Straits Times Special FEATURE
    1630 9 MAJORITY OF THE AIRSHIPS WERE DOOMED Straits Times Special FEATURE Record of dirigibles was one long list of disasters Horror end to trial flight of America's giant Roma DEATHTRAP WARNING AT 1.30 p.m. on February 21, 1922, a vast crowd stood cheering outside Langley Field Military Airport, Virginia, as America's
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    IN MEMORIAM
    39 10 fa H mrii tf I Minimum IN EVER LOVINC mrmory »f Kaar H<Hk »ho kfi hi* »ifa and M .i.»n «n »idd»nlT on Xt Novamh*r i*«o lh» l/ord fSiv»ih. aad Lord Takrih May bia Soul raat to
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    The Straits Times Wednesday November 1, 1961. Singapore Crossroads
    608 10 The Straits Times Wednesday November 1, 1961. Singapore Crossroads In these times <>i change/ il h;tv become ;ilniost customary for fovwnmenta, when chert* mi- ;i course of action, to speal: portentously of moments oi decision, and of the Stale standing at Hie crossroads. Along one way it is survival, 'peace
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    Korean Request
    452 10 South Korea, like the othei non -Commonwealth countries of South-East Asia, bad nothing to do with the birth oi the Colombo Plan in 1950. By th* time others had the opporl unity to join Id, South Korea was at war. and in the years after that war the
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    From the Tomb
    154 10 The decision to remove what is left of Stalin from thr mausoleum in Moscow's Ret: Square is a fifty megaton piece of propaganda heralding a period of intense creativ* activity for the Soviet his torical re-write men. It is a" net of outright defiance agains: Cliinn whose
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    Hatchetman Hoxha: The flea on the Russian bear...
    1030 10  - Hatchetman Hoxha: The flea on the Russian bear... DANIEL NORMAN by MR. KHRUSH CHEVS attacks on Cen. tnver Hoxha followed by the latter's denouncing of "Khrushchev's antiMarxist lies,"' has brought into the open the long-stand-ing though veiled conflict between Moscow and Tirana. For the nrst time since Marshal Tito's revolt,
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      Fall-out: How many in Malaya care?
      128 10 'IHE news irom Peking says that Peking Radio interrupted a news broadcast to warn the millions of people living In China's Northern Provinces to beware of radioactive fall-out "from all directions." It is time that we in Malaya understood the meaning of nurlear fall-out
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      NARROW SHAVE FOR SCOOTER RIDER
      134 10 r J"HE ruad mariners ol ome of cur drivers are appalling. La..t, Thursday I was travelling along Aljunied Road (a very wide ruad indeed) on my scooter with a friend riding pillion. It was raining rather heavily. There was no other vehicle on the road.
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    Third session of Assembly
    130 11 Send the Annual to your friends overseas yyOULD you like to send copies of the Straits Times Annual for 1962 to your friends and relatives in Europe? We can arrange it for you. through our London office. All you have to do is wntr to the
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    A BIGGER OPPOSITION THIS TIME—24 MEMBERS, NOT COUNTING ABSENT TUN LIM
    858 11 A BIGGER OPPOSITION THIS TIME— 24 MEMBERS, NOT COUNTING ABSENT TUN LIM SINGAPORE, Tuesday A A enlarged Opposition of 24 members, not counting one absent took their seats today opposite the 26 Government members when the Legislative Assembly's third session was ceremoniously opened by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof
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    Strike settled: Banks to ease controls on services
    399 11 Strike settled: Banks to ease controls on services SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fHIRTY-ONE banks which today declined to accept each other's cheques for clearance this evening announced "some relaxation of the present restrictions on banking services" from tomorrow. I In their announcement the banks, members of the Malayan Exchange Banks' Association, said
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    Court to sit on Friday
    41 11 SINGAPORE. Tues The Industrial Arbitration Court, which was scheduled to resume hearing ot the dispute between the Strait- Times Malaya > Ltd. and the Singapore Printing Employees' Union, will now sit on Friday at 9.30 am instead.
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    THAT BOMB: MALAYA PROTESTS
    101 11 THAT BOMB: MALAYA PROTESTS I'POH. Tues. Maiaya today joined the rest of the world in condemning the Soviet Union's explosion of its 50-megaton nuclear device. The Minister of Justice and vice-chairman of the Anti-Nuclear Group, Tun Leong Yew Koh, said: "I think it is very wicked of Russia to explode
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    Police raided bungalow: Now a young woman faces trial
    412 11 SINGAPORE. Tuet. A YOUNG wumun. Jenny Chen Yuet Yin today pleaded not guilty to a charge ot using a bungalow as a massaee parlour without a licence A businessman Ho Woon Chan, of Treacher Road. Kuala Lumpur told a magistrate's court
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    Girl missing
    27 11 KLANG. Tues. Fatimah binte Ahmad. 19. has been le ported missing from her home in Kampong Telok Gadong. a mile from here since last Thursday.
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    Women invited to coffee
    43 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Tengku Ampuan of Selangor has invited members of the Women's International Club to coffee at the Klang Istana at 10 a.m. on Thursday. Those attending arc requested to meet at the clubhouse at 9 a.m.
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    A local flavour call by Khir
    257 11 A local flavour call by Khir LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today said he hoped "one of the few wholly foreign-owned factories' established with pioneer status Naarden Malaya (Pty) Ltd. will eventually provide for local participation. He wa.s .-peak;!.- at the opening of
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    Fisherman catches 5001b shark —and throws it back in sea
    269 13 Fisherman catches 5001 b shark —and throws it back in sea T IM CHIN POH. for 44 years a fisherman in Singapore, yesterday caught his first shark a 5001 b.. 6ftlong man-eater. Rut the grizzled sun-tanned old man shook his head in disappointment and said: "This shark Is not worth
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    Ipoh's $9-mil. budget will build for future
    428 13 Ipoh's $9-mil. budget will build for future IPOH. Tues. The chair--1 man of the Ipoh Town Council. Mr. E.G. Waller, presenting a $9,402,040 budget lor 1962 at the council meeting here tonight, described it as "a budget which, in addition to progressive improvements, i.s also building lor the future." "The
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    Fined $50 for speeding
    39 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. B.K. Colvin. 25. was nned $50 here today for speeding along Klang Road on May 12. He pleaded guilty to exceeding the 30 miles an hour speed limit His licence was endorsed.
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    Re-elected
    20 13 KAJANG. Tuos. Mr. M Arumugam has beenr e-elected ed chairman of the Kajang brancn of the Malayan Indian Congress
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    Car poppies
    20 13 KUALA SELANGOR. Tues. Car popples will be sold here on Saturday in aid of the Poppy Day Fund.
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    COURT TELLS DANCE GIRL: THIS IS NOT A CABARET
    170 13 COURT TELLS DANCE GIRL: THIS IS NOT A CABARET IPOH. Tues. A dance 1 hostess. Helen Chan Yoke Lan. who was placed third In the "Miss iDoh" contest six months ago. was fined $50 in the Sessions Court here today for contempt of court. She was asked to show cause
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    Villager cleared of house trespass
    229 13 Villager cleared of house trespass ALOR STAR. Tues. The Alor Star magistrate. Haji Mohamed Noor bin Haji Mohamed, today stopped a criminal case and acquitted a villager, Sha'aban bin Lebai Abu. after a woman witness had given evidence. "I have some doubt regardIng her story," the magistrate said. Sha'aban, 25.
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    Malaya Cup Final rail concessions
    106 13 Malaya Cup Final rail concessions KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malayan Railway Administration announced today that a special train will leave here at 11.15 pm on Nov. 11 after the Malaya Cup Final at the Mwdeka Stadium here. Special concession tickets at single fare and a half for a double journey
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    Labour office
    30 13 RAUB. Tues. A nev labour office will be buiit here next year, the Assistant Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, said today when he visited the present office
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      435 13 A mm W- 1 i *Q^w use PERKINS diesel because nothing else will do 4 different men with 4 different problems, found the same answer MR. TEOH, Chin Radio Co., ALOR STAR MR. LIM, Perak Iron Mining Co., Ltd IPOH Mr. Teoh needed an economical run- Perak Iron Mining had
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      264 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS city engineer (7> 7 The near ruination ot a Per- 9. Sportsman associated with Mtn city <T>. Sherlock Holmes <4. 7). 8 What bathers ultimately have 15. Goes around once less, perto do for compensation «">. haps (8). 10 A brut* takes a long time to
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      A RATTLING SOUND UPSETS WHOLE HOUSE
      904 14  - A RATTLING SOUND UPSETS WHOLE HOUSE KATHLEEN HICKLEY •by- MOTHER Goose has her cousin Griselda to stay. Both old women are quarrelsome and vpset the gander with their arguments over magic. They decide to have a party and Griselda goes off on her flying carpet to deliver the invitations, but
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      287 14 C'ornna Matthews, aged 14; Awanul Road. Kaltaia, Northland, New Zealand: swimming, riding. Irene Chang, aged 17; P.O. Box 145, Jesselton; songs, correspondence. Eugene F.llxlns, aged 16; c/o District Office, Penampang, Philippines; badminton, songs. Francis Dublin, aged 15; St. P.O. Box 165, Labuan. North Luke's School, Slmganeeang, Sarawak: stamps.
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      465 14 Malayan pen friends Chan Kens Swee, aged 15; 618. North findge R»>uo. poir 7; :>Mi£.v. pnoios, games. Harold lie Souza, aged IS; 5-C. KampLiii; B.ituu Hill. Singapore 3: UHiicin;.;, leading. Harold Ho, aged 15; 5-C, Kumpong Buhru Hill Singapore 3; cihiiclnj;. reading. .Mickey Chen, a«ed 12; 23. Clarke Sheet. Ipoh.
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      224 14 Adventures in the library JJiCT^) MAY WY V, Name > Address Age > Sex HELLO Boys and Girls; They oil Jook olike, but one is different. Which one Here ore the winners of lost is it? week's quiz ond colour com- Write your answer on o petition. They are: Yee
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      85 14 She needs a nourishing ...she needs STORK There's no better way to suit the day than by eating plenty of bread, or toast, spread with delicious Stork Margarine. Tasty, easy to spread, Stork is nourishing because it contains vitamin* B^ lc^ A and D the vitamins that keep you healthy.
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      1403 15 THE E. A. C. LINESSAILINGS TO: MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL a SCANDINAVIAN ruim. /££l£s!!S Pining iMT_JvA BUSUANCA" 1) Cm. It/ SNn 1/ tNn 1/ INn |3IVS)\MI "SELANDIA" I 14 11 Nlt 15 71 Hit 21 22 Hit rl Viy'l BORIBANA" a) 21 Hit 4 DtC 5 7 Oec I I Ott V^U^S/
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      1672 15 Sm THE BEN UNE STEAMERS LTD. SLT SINGAPORE Ilicirpirattl n tke Until VigM* lINII EIPIESS SERVICES TO LONDON HVEIPOOI a CONTINENTAL PORTS S'POn f S'hwi r-anang OENALIANACH <H) H Ivrg, L'ocn, ntvri, M O't In Pt Ho. 2 OENREOCH (E.Lpj I Pill. R'dam, Hull. H'burg S Sl/Nn t BENLOYAL (E.L.)
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    130 16 MELBOURNE, Tues. TNVESTMENT shares traded clong steady lines. Ccmrtaulda eased 9d. to 8s 3a. Cascade guinea Is to 535. 6d. and A. G. Healing 4d. to 9s. 3d Bane mewls held a steady tone on active LrKding. Oils uete MHstf. Ausi Oil and Gas gained lOd. to lls.
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    182 16 THE Malayan liehango Banks' Association made ihrse change* in Its rates to merchants yesterday: London: stlllru; T.T. or O.D. 2/3 *****: i.uyln*: T.T. 2/4 1/16. airmail Ol). IH 3/32, 30 d'st 2/4 1/4, 4fi d, Rt 24 11/32. 60 d/st 13/32, 90 d/Rt 2/4 17/32. 120 d »t
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 16 SINGAPORE. Oct 31. RUBBER: ?4£ cents per Ib. (down two cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 74g cents (slightly steadier). TIN: 5478.25 per picul (up 51. 12J). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 10 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    178 16 SHIPS lying alongtxll trta tHigaMrs wharvti today art: Benrcocb 38/39. ShlmaiM Maru 42/43. TJlpanas 4.1, Canton 12, Kwansal 29/30. Mohammedl 40/41, Balldor 11. Shoyo Maru 6A, Raja Brook* 23/24. Bruas N\V. 3/4. Tons: Jit NW. 2. Outsr rsadi: Nina, Komsomolct Ukralny. Braves;, Ounung Tambore. Btv. Malacca. 8.
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    AVERAGE PRICES
    20 16 Ortobrr average prices were: Oct. Sept. Rubber (per Ib.) 82.24 cU. 8541 cto. Tin: (per plcnlj $474.94 $481.53
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    VERY SMALL BUSINESS ON MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    456 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpilE amount of business 1 written on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was very small indeed and a poor day's dealing ended the most depressing month experienced for a long time. The market, with tin shares holding well and
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    22 16 Malayan Stork Indices: Oct 30 Oct. 31 Industrial*: 153.38 152.83 liiis.: 271.34 275.02 S rubbers: 230.84 230.54 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    740 16 BUSINESS on tiie Malayan Stock; Exchairgt. Federation section yesterday wiin the number of deals in br.ickels. •nduttrlali: Fed. Dispensary (5.000) 51. 30: F. and N. ord* (3.000) 52.29; Robinson ords (1.000) SI.2H: Slm<Darby 7* 6d. OL,: Steamers (1,000) 78 cents ON: 8. Traders (1.000) J4 02» ON.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    221 16 •gOVEMBER fl.»t grade rubber buyore f.o.b. cloned in KlnKnpora ypsterday at 74J cents per Ib. down 2 cents on Monday's closing price. The tone was quiet. I. C.C.R. A. closlnx prices In cents per Ib. yesterday: int. 1 R.aB. Prompt f.o.b. buyers 74J, sellers 74|; Int. 1 R
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    118 16 THE ChtnaM Product Eichanxe, Singapcrt n»on prices per pleul yaitarday: Copra: UK/Continent Oct. shipment (23 buyer*. S23i aellerr. Cooonut oil: bulk $33 seller*, drum $37) Mllent Ptppor: Muntok whit* Ilfl2i nellerK. Sarawak white $160 Mllera. special Sarawak black $1224 srllrr*. pirhled Lampon* hl.-irk 5122} Krilem, LamponK hl.uk ASTA
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    Stockpile news depresses Singapore rubber price
    328 16 T*HE price of rubber in Singapore yesterday deteriorated still fur- ther under the influence of bearish stockpile reports. By the ond of the morning November first grade had fallen to 74J cents not only reacting to further sales from the U.K. stockpile but also
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      538 16 U™IoRIENTl LINES l VIA PANAMA s.s. "HIMALAYA" (28,000 tons fully oirconditioned fined with stabilisers) departs SINGAPORE Ist June, 1962 for Lc Havre and Southampton calling HONG KONG, KOBE, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU, VANCOUVER, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN DIEGO, PANAMA CANAL, TRINIDAD, and BARBADOS. For Reservations, or further information, apply to your Travel Agent
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      341 16 TENDER MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE. Tenders from Class "C" and above registered contractors will be received ut the Office of the Senio. Architect, Ministry ot Education, Young Roau. Kuala Luir.nur up to 3 p.m. of tht 15th Nove.iiber, 1361. for consuueuon ana completion of administration block, 9 classrooms, 2
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      663 16 REPAIRS TO TANJONG BATT FERRY AT OUNGL'N HOI'TE lII— EAST COAST ROAD. The abov« ferry will be under repairs and will be closed to all vehicular traffic beiween 8.00 pjn. on 2.11.61 to 6.00 a.m. on 3.11.61. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MR FREDDY ROCHE LOUIS alias FREDDY LEWLS
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      782 17 NOTICES NOTICE. TAKE NOTICE Uuu by a DEW) POLL dateti Uie 29tn aay of October. 1961 Mr. Viutiya Nathan CHELLAM of No. 4. Lorong 1. JaUi. Yatiya A»al. Joiiore Batiru. Johore has renounced and abundoned i.is surname of Valayu Nai)i..n and in lieu uiereof has a.sMimed ESN .surname ol CHELLAM.
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      724 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS JOHORE GOVERNMENT (HOUSING SECTION) Application* art r.ivlted from Johcr*- Stale Naiionais or Fedeial Citizens. wUo have been resident in thr Sta.e of Joiiore for not less than iMM yeara on 1.11.61, for the following noi>penslouable upp < u:itme'ji6: (ai Lady Housing Visitor: Salary scale: $380x14-520 (b) Bent Collector*:
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      770 17 (Continued tram Pace III) SITUATIONS VACANT It Words ti (Min.)— Box M r(> BBEffl DENTAL SURGED* ASSISTAMT vacancy filled. All applicant* thanked. INDIAN RAOIO TECHNICIAN wantisl Mtau sflßJstaaaßi und salary wanted. Apply Box AMM B.T. 8 pore FIRST CLASS CHINESE Cook-boy. rVd.ral Hill area. Keply MB copies I r.c.i.t rafaNasaat
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      1039 17 lATIONS VACANT tS »»rds Si (Min.)— Box in rts. EBEM CHAUFFER AND KEBUN rrqulrrd by Kinmny Should be well expe- l.tic. .1 Working knov.l.-dicc of EnKlisn Hal for Chauffer. Apply Box A 176.-, ST K.L. WANTED by a well establianed trading company in Malaya A SALES EXECUTIVE I* takr crtaria
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      961 17 EDUCATION Wordt Si (Min.)— Box St rf*. extra A.S.A. STAGS ONI. New ttoaalona Corcmenr- 3rd Novambar Academy ol Accountancy Secretaryship. Clemen-i-eau Avrnue Next KedlfuaKm. Singapore 104 i.i NATIONAL LANCUACt Uoarmatred Courae oy Uohd. Yooo. New Md I'll > Claaae* commencing 6th November Apply Chineae YMCA Com. Scbool. 107 Sclegle Rd.
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      929 17 HIRE PURCHASE It Words Si (Min.)— Box St rtt. txtrm WBSTINOHOUSB REFRIGERATORS 1 are available on Easy Hire Purchase Terms from Sin Hup Hrn. United Radio Ltd.. South Asia Trading Company. Khoo Hens Pho Ltd Singapore. TRANSISTOR RAOIOS REFRIGERATORS and AIR-CONDITIONBM 00 EASY PATMKNT TCRM* available at CNfIILO A CO.,
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      1070 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Words SS (Min.)— Box St rfs. txtrm IMI (APRIL) BORQWARD Estate I car (red). One careful owner lmma- I culate condition. Normmal mileage ".000 only. Offered 25«^ below llat price IS, Botrmont Oardena. Krankel Ks'ate. Singapore EASTERN SUPPLY COMPANY Motor Division IMS Vauxhall/Vlctor. 19.V. VV-lox ic:.4
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      448 17 AT YOUR SERVICE (Sport) M Wore!* Sit (Minimum) Dmilt 1 month. It Words SIM (Mm.) DIPLOMAS COPIED ■MM you ««lt. Fotomatlc 5S Robinson Roai. '.<2.i40 FARIDA MAISON MARCELLB. r'aeial Make-ut expert II Battery Koad. ***** PHOTOCOPY CERTIFICATES Tang* Photocopy s.rvic. lv. Boat Quay. Singapore U.V.M* TEL. ***** National Prectdoa Sale*
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    1174 18  - RAHWI CAN PARTNER BILAH SAYANG TO SPRINT VICTORY EPSOM JEEP with BEST BETS EPSOM JEEP'S best bets are Roi d'Atout and Amagasaki. CALL BOY, double is: Briden and Bilah Sayang. THE GOING will be very gocd JRAINER Let Kirn Van has engaged an apprentice, Rahwi, to partner Bilah Sayang in
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    42 18 KUALA LUMPUR rue- The Malayan Cyclists Federation will hold three long-distance championship races this weekend. The races are: Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh (150 milesi on Saturduy, Ipoh to Bukit Tengah (100 miles > on Sunday and Penang RoundIsland on Monday.
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    1437 18 RACE ONE: 2.15: 3-Y-O MAIDEN HCAP-6F 1 0632 Gay Buccaneer (H. W Cowling i Rodgers. 9.0 (F) Moxham G 2 ***** Cherry Ripe (PoloKongsl) Bagby, 8.12 (F) Johnson 8 3 0526 Majestic Knight (Wong&Teo) Rodgers, 8.12 (F) Donnelly 7 4 ***** Petite Mademoiselle (Venl Vicl St.) Donnelly.
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      469 18 |Bmhl^HH.]3hiiWm»ll JABATAN KERJA ~JABATAN KERJA RAYA, PERAK RAYA PERAK j TENDERS for the Erect tor o' Tenders for the Extension to Feii'.i.K a.l ktana Iskanaariah. Dental Clinic at Taipinn will be i Kual.i KiiU'^&ar will be received received at the office of the Juru- 1 a- the Ottice of the
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      421 18 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK Tenders for the Construction of I on< Class D' Quarters at Taiplni; wil' be received at the office of >;.«; Juiuie. i Ni »pon up to 3.00 p.m. on 13th November. I£6l from Contractors In Classes A to E under Heads I 11. Pull particulars
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      448 18 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK. Tenders for the construction of a reinforced concrete bridge for the new deviation channel Slim River. Perak will be received in the office of the Jurutera Negerl. J.K.R.. Perak. up to 3 p.m. on 17th November. 1961 from contractors in classes A to E. Pull
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    636 19  -  Norman Siebel ISPORTSFRONT by MANAGER MAKES POOR EXCUSE FOR NOT HOLDING GAMES TRIALS THE Federation of Malaya AAU must be removed very speedily from the hot seat of criticism it has occupied over the selection of compel ltors tor the SEAP Games at Rangoon in
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    29 19 LONDON. Tues. Results of Enalish football matches: Football League Cup (second rouna replay > —Blackpool 6 Leyion Orient 1. Friendly- VP.-st Ham 4 Malmo (Sweden i 0 Reut<r
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    109 19 'PURIN, Tues.— Hungarian play--1 era swept the board at the Italian International table tennis championships. Both men's and women's singles finals were between Hungarians. /olt.lll Berczik beat Miklos Peu-rfl 21-8. 21-23. 21-23. 21-14. 21-19 to win the men's title, while Eva Koczlan beat Sarolta Mathe 21-19. 11-21. 21-15.
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    43 19 BRISBANE. Tues. Australian Rod Layer. Wimbledon champion, said he discussed his professional prospects with American promoter Jack Kramer last night. Layer. who on Saturday won the Queensland hard courts title, said he had made no definite plans about turning professional —Router.
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    43 19 SALISBURY. Tues.— me New Zealand cricketer*, drew their third successive tour match here yesterday when rain ended play early on t'le last day of their game asainst Rhodesia. Scores: Rhodesia 189 and 255-8 dec.; New Zealanders 186 and 27-o— Reuter.
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    24 19 MANILA, Tues The touring Australian Crusadrrs women s basketball team lost to the local Kai Ming Press side 34-27 hire lust night.
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    30 20 STRIKERS outside the City Council's transport depot in Mackenzie Road jeer at Reserve Unit officers as they roll up ih their red vans. Straits Times picture.
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    356 20 lO.mDon. lues.— Siock market* acre closed on a flini not* afier .i cauuoUA ana unceiium opening. tiUMiH.'t*. nuwever, mi email and me buying very selective. In Bntisi; (MMX tneuiun: and slion .i.tci stock lmpioved but o.liei i&ituts weie «übuutu Clotting miiidle puces, of selected stucko not 'nciuding stamp
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    46 20 MRS. K. MANICKAM, Kuiuutoxam i Labour Department JB. J*yaalns»m. Courts, K. Brlangor thank relative*. friend* for their prrwncc ■ervtcrs. rr.i smkm. wreath!) at funeral of late Mr. K. Manlckam Muar 17.10.81. They also thank doctom. utaff M cla.in ward* Muar, JB Hospital* for »ervle»« rendered.
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    47 20 STORE WIDC BARGAINS 1.-M 4 day» at Modern Hi Ik Storr high time for your Bi« Bavin**. 34 HtKh Street. Spore 8. SALE NOW ON at "Hilda*" Cold Storage Arcade. Price* greatly re- I dured on Drenne*. Shoe*. Textile*, and children'! wear. Tel: ***** 8 pore
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    76 20 SAIGON. Tues.— Two battalions of red bereted Government paratroopers were engaged today In moDping up Communist rebels in the j area where slightly more than a month ago guerillas burned the provincial capital, beheaded the province chief and killed 30 others. Reports reaching h^re today said
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    56 20 ROME. Tues. -People da.-h--;d into the streets when an ;arthquake shook the area of Rietl and Aquila In the Apjennine mountains, about 50 niies northeast of Rome, this afternoon. Reports irom Rieti said two shocks were rioted there one lasting live Moonds. the other seven.
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