The Straits Times, 11 November 1961

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    19 1 AVEBUE DAILY CEIITIFIED SALF IXCEF D S 90.000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1961. 15 CENTS
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    THE STRIKE GOES ON
    1077 1  -  Lee Premier misunderstood us, says Federation by Unions reject call SINGAPORE, Fri. The Public Daily-Rated E m ployees' Unions Federation today reiv(l v (1 proposals made by the Prime .Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, yesterday, for settlement of the strike of workers in essential city services.
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    $ 135,000 damages for Hopman
    129 1 135,000 damages for Hopman SYDNEY. Fri.— Harry Hopman (above). Australia's Davis Cup tennis captain, was today awarded At: 20.Q00 ($135,000) libel damages In the Supreme Court here against Mirror Newspapers Ltd. of Sydney. Mr. Hopman claimed that the company, who run the Daily Mirror (of Australia), the Sunday Mirror, and
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    Lock icon Tanker orders
    29 1 ROME. Fri. An agreement was signed here today for the construction of six 48.000-ton tankers for the Soviet Union at the big Ansaldo shipyards In Genoa. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 200,000 at Accra parade
    453 1 200,000 at Accra parade QUEEN DRIVES IN OPEN CAR WITHNKRUMAH ACCRA, Fri. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh we*-e given a tremendous welcome by huge crowds today at a parade of police and units of Ghana's armed forces. The crowd In Black Star Square, where the parade wa.i held
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    Police chief shot dead
    48 1 ALGERIA. Fri.— The Police Commissioner of Algiers. Rene Joubert. was slain last night when three cars sped past a cafe which he had entered and sprayed the Interior with machlnegun fire. He was the third Algiers Police Commissioner to be killed this year.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon £5 mil. UK loan to India
    64 1 NEW DELHI. Fri. Britain and India today signed a long-term credit agreement under which India will receive £5 million to pay for imports of a wide range of British goods Britain will be repaid over a 25-year period, starting May 1. 1968. This is
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    Lock icon A winner...
    32 1 LONDON. Fri. Betting shops, introduced In Britain in May when the Government decided to legalise cash off-the-cour>-e betting, are a success, the House of Commons was told last night. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Kenyatta flies in
    53 1 ...WITH A CEREMONIAL FLY I WHISK HIGH IN THE AIR MR. JOMO KENYATTA, president of the Kenya African National Union, waves his fly whisk high in the air to a crowd of about 50 cheering Africans on his arrival at London Airport for talks with the British
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    Several held in security raids
    93 1 I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Several people Police refused to say how many were detained under the Internal Security Act here today. One of them is known to be a student at the Confucian High School in Davidson Road. The detainees were held in a series of
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    Lock icon HIJACK, THEN LEAFLET RAID
    155 1 LISBON. Fri. Six armed Portuguese, including a woman, hijacked a Portuguese airliner carrying 18 passenger as it was preparing to land here today. They forced the pilot to circle over Lisbon and drop leaflets signed by Captain Henrique Galvao. of Santa Maria fame, on the city
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    MALAYA CUP FINAL: A 'FULL HOUSE' EXPECTED
    461 1 MALAYA CUP FINAL: A 'FULL HOUSE' EXPECTED KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. estimated 12,000 people from all parts of Malaya, particularly Perak, will converge on the Federal capital tomorrow for the Malaya Cup final. Of the 30,000 tickets printed for the match at the Merdeka Stadium (kick-off 8 p.m.). about 24,000 had
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    Lock icon Trawler patrol
    29 1 BOSTON. Fri.— About 50 Rus.siun trawlers and two big mother ships are patrolling fishing grounds only 50 miles from President Kennedys Summer home at Hyannks Port. Reuter.
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    Budget Day
    113 1 Tan will present his proposals on December 21 I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister of Finance. Mr Tan Siew Sin. will outline the Government's fiscal policy for 1962 at a special meeting of the House of Representatives on Dec. 21. Announcing this today, a Government statement said that at
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    LATEST
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    Lock icon Belize will rise again—but on a new site
    205 2 Belize will rise again— but on a new site gELI Z E, (British Honduras). Fri. The Prime Minister, Mr. George Price, announced yesterday that his Government planned to abandon this hurri-cane-wrecked city and rebuild it on a new site 30 lo 50 miles away. A New Orleans contractor. Mr. Dan
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    Lock icon President Ho sees Mr. K
    43 2 MOSCOW. Fn— Mr. Khrushchev met President Ho Chi Mlnh of North Vietnam In a "cordial and friendly atmosphere", the Boviet news agency, Tass. reported today. President Ho led a delegation to the 22nd Soviet Communist Party congress Reuter.
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    Lock icon BEDTIME FOR ORPHANS
    71 2 SIX heart-stealing Korean orphans smile as they "hit the sack" at Hilton Inn in San Francisco. They are members of the 32-strong World Vision's Korean Orphan Choir on a thank-you tour of 40 U.S. and Canadian cities to donors and sponsors. They are used to sleeping on
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    Lock icon Maximum 30 years for 'good motive' spy
    125 2 Maximum 30 years for 'good motive' spy WASHINGTON. Fri.— lrvin ScarbetK. 41. former American di p 1 omat in Warsaw, was jlven the maximum sentence of 30 years' jail yesterday for passing U.S. secrets to Polish Communist agents. He bad confessed to giving away secrets to the Polish secret police
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    Lock icon The X-15 does it again
    89 2 SAN FRANCISCO Fri. An X-15 rocket plane from Edwards air force base, California, today flew a record 4.070 miles an hour more than six times the speed of sound. The needle-nosed research plane, designed to explore thfl fringes of the earth's armosphere. landed safely despite
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    Lock icon Rice crop
    25 2 TOKYO. Fri.— The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry predicted today that the nations rice crop would total about 12.572,000 tens this year— UPI.
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    Lock icon This means war, Dr, Subandrio warns Assembly
    421 2 This means war, Dr, Subandrio warns Assembly WEST IRIAN DISPUTE AT THE U.N. NEW YORK, Friday. {XDONESIA told the General Assembly yesterday that if the U.N. endorsed Dutch plans for ending colonial rule over West Guinea it would "imply the legalisation of Indonesia's right to eject the Netherlands by force"
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    Lock icon 'PRINCE CHARMING FOR ALEXANDRA IN 1965' FORECAST
    237 2 'PRINCE CHARMING FOR ALEXANDRA IN 1965' FORECAST HONG KONG, Fri. Princess Alexandra will marry in 1965 and have a child 10 months after her wedding, according to a Chinese fortune-teller here. The fortune-teller. Wang Chlh-kao, also predicted that she would meet her Prince Charming between the months of May and
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    Lock icon Trade talks
    27 2 LONDON, Frt. Dr. Arifln Harahap. Indonesian Minister of Foreign Trade, had talks here yesterday with Mr. Frederick Erroll. President of the Board of Trade.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Crash victims
    25 2 WASHINGTON. Fri— A U.B. Navy patrol plane has crashed In Antarctica, killing five of the nine men aboard, it was announced today. Reuter.
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    Kennedy, Nehru agree
    247 3 BERLIN: The legitimate rights of access BOMBS: Urgent need for a treaty banning N-tesLs WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT Kennedy and Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, in a joint communique last night on their White House talks, said they had ''concurred in the legitimate and necessary rights of
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    Lock icon A 20-megaton bomb can kill millions in few days
    156 3 A 20-megaton bomb can kill millions in few days NEW YORK, Friday EXPLOSION of a 20- megaton thermonuclear bomb in the centre of Manhattan would kill an estimated five to six million New Yorkers within the first few days, a committee of scientists reported today. In the New York-New Jersey
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    Lock icon Survival chance in Britain
    205 3 I ONDON. Fri. Millions of Britons would survive a nuclear war in spite of "terrible destruction," Mr. David Renton, Minister of State at the Home Office, said here yesterday. ■le told a meeting of London businessman that millions would survive such a war "even taking account
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    Lock icon Grace takes No. 2 place
    63 3 -MISS WORLD MISS BRITAIN, 18-year-old brunette Rosemarir Frankland, was named Miss World last night in a contest in London. Second was Miss Nationalist China. Grace Li Shiu Ying. (above), a 19-year-old student, third Miss Spain. 17-year-old Carmen r vera from Barcelona. The winner received 520.000
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    Lock icon N-WEAPONS: BRITAIN OPPOSES AN AFRO-ASIAN MOVE
    260 3 N-WEAPONS: BRITAIN OPPOSES AN AFRO-ASIAN MOVE NEW YORK, Friday. gRITAIN yesterday opposed an Afro-Asian bid to have the General Assembly declare that the use of nuclear weapons was contrary to the spirit, letter and aims of the U.N. and a "direct violation" of the charter. Sir Michael Wright, British delegate
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    Lock icon Printers get big contract
    49 3 LONDON. Fri.— Thomas de la Rue and Co.. British printers of bank notes and financial documents, have obtained contracts worth more than £1.000.000 for the supply of 15 bank note printing presses to the Japanese Government Printing Bureau, it was announced here last night. Reuter.
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    Million voices
    24 3 NEW DELHI. Fri. A campaign to collect one million signatures in simp- nf banning nuclear tests will be '.aiincbp-* h«rp Re 'or
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    6 MONTHS FOR 2 POLICE
    570 4 Detective and constable are found guilty of corruption Car driver also jailed for abetting the offence SINGAPORE, Fri. Two policemen from Joo C hint police station were today ghm a concurrent sentence of six months' jail on two corruption charges by the Third Criminal District
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    Cultured murderers
    107 4 rF.SK men were vicious, cold-blooded murderers yet women could not resist them. Their veneer of charm and culture led women to fall in love with them and pay with their lives. They were the Casanova Killers the passionate Frenchman, the military Romeo, the fascinating advertiser and others like
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    Vital meet between Lee and union leaders to seek end to strike
    113 4 THIS was the crucial meeting between the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and leaders of the Public Daily Rated Employees' Unions Federation on Thursday to explore avenues towards settlement of the essential services' strike. Mr. Lee with
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    TAKE REFUSE TO DUMP: PLEA
    166 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Governmerit today appealed to commercial firms to help the current emergency cleansing programme by taking their own refuse to the dumping ground at Kolam Ayer. With essential service labourers on strike and only a skeleton force of temporary workers to clean the
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    NIGHTSOIL REMOVAL AREAS
    184 4 NIGHTSOIL REMOVAL AREAS SINGAPORE, Frl.— Nightsoil removal units will visit five areas from 6.30 a.m. tomorrow, to collect nightsoil pails from householders and exchange them for empty ones. Oroup One will visit City Area One. whicn Includes New Bridge Road. River VaUey Roud. Pulau Saigon, Pearls Hill Roao. and Park
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    I-card team for changes
    72 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Registry of Persons will send a mobile registration team to Jalan Bukit Ho Swee on Monday and Tuesday to record changes of addresses on identity-cards of the Bukit Ho Swee fire victims who have been re-housed in that area. The mobile team will
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    Rotary week
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Frl.— The International Rotary Foundation Week beginning on Sunday will be observed by Rotarlans in Singapore and the Federation with special luncheon meetings.
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    New four-storey primary school opening today
    255 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. rE ninth integrated school in Singapore, the Guillemard Integrated Primary School, will be officially opened tomorrow at 7 p.m. by Assemblyman Inche Ismail bin Rahim. The Minister for Education. Mr Yong Nyuk Lin. and Inche Ismail this afternoon visited the school built
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    CONSTABLE DEAD—SO TWO FREED
    132 4 CONSTABLE DEAD— SO TWO FREED SINGAPORE. Frl. The death yesterday of Constable Richard Tan Ah Bah resulted today In the acquittal of a young girl and a man who were jointly arrested by Tan in Kallang Park at 11.15 p.m. on Aug. 21. Miss Siu Yeong, a hairdresser, and her
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    S'pore to remember war dead on Sunday
    109 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Lord Selkirk, United Kingdom Commissioner In Singapore, and Lady Selkirk will attend a joint Services ceremonial Remembrance Day parade, which will be held at the Cenotaph here on Sunday at 8 a.m. The parade, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel D.A. Bishop, will
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    YOUTH, 17, IS GUILTY OF ARMED ROBBERY
    164 4 YOUTH, 17, IS GUILTY OF ARMED ROBBERY SINGAPORE. Fri. A 17--year-old youth, Choy Yee Tong, was tound guilty of armed robbery in the Assize Court here today. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin. however, put off sentence for a fortnight pending a probation officer's report and a report from the Commissioner
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    Week of prayer
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Young Men's Christian Association. Young Women's Christian Association and Chinese V.M.C.A. here will observe the World YMCAYWCA Week of Prayer and Fellowship with special prayers and services beginning on Sunday.
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    254 4 rpHE following U today's sche- uule of civil aircraft movemenu, at Paya Lebar *alrport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom Tokyo. Manila (BA 943) 6.05 p.m.; from London, Dusseldorf, Beirut, Bahrein. Bomoay, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 712) 6.20 pm Gamda: Prom Jakarta (OA 800) 7.55 am. Air
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    Denial by Satu officials
    619 5 ATTEMPTS TO INSTIGATE SYMPATHY STRIKES? RAJENDRA AND BANI REPLY TO LEE: NO TRUTH IN ALLEGATION SINGAPORE, Friday. I'WO trade union leaders of the Singapore Association of Trades Unions today denied the charge made last night by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, that they had
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    US post for librarian
    44 5 SINGAPORE, Frl. Dr. W. L. Hsiong, former librarian at Nanyang University, has been appointed forestry librarian at Pennsylvania State University. Dr. Hsiong spent one year at the School of Library Science at Columbia University, where he received an advanced degree.
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    Bus crashes into shop
    52 5 IPOH, Fri. A bus crashed into a shop off Hugh Low street here yesterday smashIng the front showcase The driver, conductor and eight passengers were unhurt. Police were told that the bus was avoiding a boy cyclist when it swerved on to the flve-foot-way of the
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    3 more held in $11,000 robbery
    76 5 3 more held in $11,000 robbery SEREMBAN. Fri. Police today arrested three more people in connection with the robbery of $11,500 from a cashier of a provision shop op. Monday morning. Inche Mohammed Ishak Abdul Karim. 31. a cashier of Messrs A.S. Dawood was going to bank the money at
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    SECOND PEOPLE'S CENTRE CLOSED
    133 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. People's Association strikers today moved up to the 6J mile. Upper Serangoon Road. to picket the new community centre there Banners were put across the main gate and draped along the wire fencing, while about 60 pickets with red arm bands milled around outside.
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    Salvation Army leader arrives for 3-day —visit
    191 5 Salvation Army leader arrives for 3-day visit SINGAPORE. Friday. THE Salvation Army will continue to do its best to help underprivileged people in the Far East, despite political changes. General Wilfred Kitching, international leader of the 96-year-old world movement, said this today on his arrival here. He said he regarded
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    Singapore Umno in a dilemma
    153 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. SINGAPORE Umno's governing liaison committee kT is undecided on two issues connected with drawing up a constitution for the proposed Umno-SPA-MCA-MIC Alliance. I The two Issues axe: WHETHER Malay should be the only official language of the State. WHETHER the chairmanship of the
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    Union meeting
    22 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Federation Broadcasting Staff Union will hold its annual meeting In Federal House canteen here on Sunday.
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    Youth is hacked to death in shop
    84 5 Youth is hacked to death in shop mAIPING Fri. Lee Chin X Boay. 18, was hacked to death by three youths in a coffeeshop in Kota Road here last night. Police believe the murder was connected with secret society activities. Lee was in a shop having a meal when three
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    Stabbing: Man to stand trial
    48 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. An inmate of the Trafalgar Home, Heng Chlak Por was committed to stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Heng was alleged to have fatally stabbed another inmate. Tan Kee Swee. 42.
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    'FLOOD OF TOURISTS' IS PREDICTED
    186 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. 4 VISITING American banker today predicted that tourists from his country would swamp Malaya as soon as its attractions became generally known in the U.S. He is Mr. Harry M. Bardt. executive vice-president of the Bank of America, who said at a
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    SENATOR BACKS RUBBER STAND
    96 5 SENATOR BACKS RUBBER STAND I^UALA LUMPUR. Frl. The president of the Associated Chine.st» Chambers of Commerce, Senator Chan Kwont; Hon. today said he fully supported the Federation Government in its stand regarding the American rubber stockpile releases. "As president of the ACCC, I fully appreciate the Federation Governments conerri over
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    Four Chinese songs banned
    43 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Federation Government has banned the printing, circulation and possession of four Chinese songs. They are "Push the Great Wheel to go Forward "The Song of Malaya "Go Forward. Brethren of Malaya" and "Sing of Unity".
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    Way to the new airport
    72 6 THIS Straits Times diagram shows how easily accessible Kuala Lumpur's new S5O million international airport will be when it becomes operational by August. 1963. The 13--mile journey from the Federal capital will br speedily accomplished along a four-lane highway which breaks off tin- new route
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    Sir Geoffrey appeals: 'Please take my job'
    341 6 PERSONAL APPROACH TO FILL TOP RUBBER RESEARCH POST KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A PERSONAL approach is being made to a world authority on rubber research to take the place of Sir Geoffrey Clay as Malaya's Controller ol Rubber Research. The approach is being made
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    Rubber quality is now vital
    217 6 -j KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —> THE Malayan Rubber Fund Board will meet next month to consider its budget for financing rubber research and development work in 1962. The Cont -oiler of Rubber Research and Chairman of the Board. Sir Geoffrey Clay, told a Press conference
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    For London
    39 6 IPOH. Fri. Miss Esther Chew Gaik Moy. a staff nurse at the General Hospital In Singapore, left here today for further training In nursing at St. Giles Hospital In London. She will board the Chusan at Ppnang.
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    NOT TRUE BUDGET COUNCIL IS TOLD
    181 6 PENANG. Frl.— An Alliance councillor, Mr. Chor Sin Kheng (Bukit Bendara). last night criticised the Penang Rural District Council budget for 1962 as "not realistic." "This is not a true budget." he told the council's budget meeting. Every year. Mr. Chor said, the budget
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    Beggars 'a tourist attraction'
    88 6 Beggars 'a tourist attraction' QEREMBAN. Fri. Beggars here would be a tourist attraction If the Negri Sembilan Government did not do something about them, t Socialist Front memlx-r told a meeting of the Town Council last night. Mr. M. S. Maniam. speaking on the adjournment of the meeting .said: "Tourist
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    VIP guest at Corps Day
    67 6 MALACCA. Fri. Tht Sultan of Trengganu. who is Colonel of the Federation Reconnaissance Corps, will arrive here by air tomorrow to attend its regimental day at Sungei Udang camp. 13 miles from here. He will Inspect a guard of honour after which he will deliver
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    Scooter rider fined $40
    49 6 PENANO. Frl. Loo Kee Boon. 23. was Oned $40 and had his driving licence endorsed yesterday when he Dleaded guilty to riding his scooter Inconsiderately on June 13. Loo knocked Into the rear of a car at the junction »t Penang Road and Muntrt Street.
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      Malacca editor who opposed slavery
      1483 7 IT WAS A LEGACY OF THE DUTCH WHICH THE BRITISH INHERITED Outraged Governor closed paper for 'subversion' IV/T K. Fullerton was outraged. As Governor of the Straits SettleLv JL rnent». he was fairly used to a certain degree of insubordination amongst the European population, (they
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    DEATHS
    35 8 I* HorW« tl* (Vinimvm) MRS FLORV FERNANDEZ aotker Xarlar Kembau died at Novombrr. MADAM SELLAMMAL CNANAPRAi.ASAM THOMAS. Tl, beloved another Haodlan of I'raaag and ti. < or Smgaiare. paused away paarwfully at I'^ilampattl. sovn India
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 8 10 *>erdj tl* (Minimum) MRS LAM SAY KEE snd familr thank all relatives and fnrndt for 'her kmt npimini of i-oodolsare, «»»i«tan<e. *tteadaa<e. wreathn. Me M the funeral in Ipok of the lala Mr. l*m May h>»
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    137 8 'n Wardt SlO < Minimum) BETTY COSTELLO— capnvanag mw Bam at 'I Im < THE COCKPIT'S Java rlljattafal la iy Saturday and Sunday laaoa '!n». SALE at Toon Country draaa •alon commencing Monday lira M«vaasaaf «iindrrcui bargai"! CHICKEN INH. Beavlew BoMI. Baaday apecul, delicious Ctaloksa Ootry I iHln Had
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    The Straits Times. Saturday. November 11, 1961. About Turn In Berlin
    709 8 The Straits Times. Saturday. November 11, 1961. About Turn In Berlin Once again the Soviet Government has taken the initiative over Berlin. Whether this is proper and desirable aftei the slight easing of tension following ill.. Communist Party Congress in Moscow or a regrettable development resulting from the Frenchinspired policy
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    Malacca Deficit
    284 8 Malacca Municipal Council continues to -idd to its reputation as the most unpredictable of the local authorities. Last August its president, Mr. Tar Tuan Boon, conveyed the dire tidings that the municipality was teetering on the verge ot bankruptcy; there was d possibility of "a complete breakdown" of
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    Case for Inquiry
    205 8 If the Minister of Transports figures on vehicle registrations and road accidents were intended to indicate that more vehicles mean more accidents, they failed, since the number of accidents in 1959 was smaller than in 1958 although the volume of traffic presumably increased. This fact alone should
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    Soviet space triumphs: An instrument of terror
    1297 8  - Soviet space triumphs: An instrument of terror HARRY SCHWARTZ FROM FIRST SPUTNIK TO MAJOR TITOV ONEUPMANSHIP WITH A VENGEANCE by THE chief political impact of the space age to date has been in the are» a of propaganda influencing the minds of men The chief beneficiary of this impact has
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      COMPARING SINGAPORE WITH SWITZERLAND
      164 8 nURING the Radio Forum of Oct. 14. the Prime Minister drew our attention to. the six-day week in Switzerland as a good example of education. Surely he cannot be serious about comparing Singapore educational methods with that of a country whose climate is totally different from
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      TWO EXAMS FOR NURSES IN STORE
      64 8 C*AN any of your readers explain the examinations policy prevailing in the nursing profession In Singapore, where In recent time* two final tests were undergone by trainees pass- ing out as staff nurses, the one a local "hospital examination." the other their State final,
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      The Saturday Forum —PAGE 12
      186 8 The Saturday Forum —PAGE 12 failed the "hospital examination" based on their three-year curriculum under General Hospital tutors, yet only 15 per cent failed the State examination held at the same time. To make matters far worse, of those that were failed In the "hospital examination" two passed their State
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      VARSITY MEN AND THE RURAL ORIVE
      101 8 UNIVERSITY students did a marvellous thing by participating in rural development at Ulu Langat. They revealed the extent of the Initiative they would exert in Malaya's future. I admire their sincere effort and I did actually congratulate them when I wrote that they had
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    Sgt. Browne ('call me mister') gets job offers
    551 9  - Sgt. Browne 'call me mister') gets job offers G. SUBHAS By Singapore, Friday MY IMMEDIATE FUTURE? I'M DETERMINED TO FINISH MY LAW STUDIES IN ENGLAND 1 HE SAYS JJOYAL Air Force Sgt. Ivan Barrington Browne, the West Indian calypso singei and radio star, who was sentenced by a court martial
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    Happy, then sad father of nine gives away twin girls
    185 9 Happy, then sad father of nine gives away twin girls IJLANG. Fri A $130-a--month labourer, Othman bin Yunus, 35. was happy only for a lew minutes when he was toid at the district hospital here today that his wife had given birth to twin girls. After he recovered from the
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    Closed today
    33 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— Ilie library of the United SttttM Information Service will be closed tomorrow In observance of Veterans Day. national holiday in the U.S. in memory of Americas war dead.
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    Advice and animals for Malaya
    112 9 Advice and animals for Malaya KUALA LUMPUR. Frt.—Major Aubrey Weinman, the expert from Ceylon who has been helping to plan Malaya's national zoo. will bring about 20 crates of animals for the zoo next February. A Ceylon newspaper quoted Major Weinman as saying he had been offered a fiveyear contract
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    Senate meeting
    16 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Senate will meet on Jan. 29. it was announced today.
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    Body of a young man found
    95 9 Body of a young man found \f ERSINO. Fri. A father's search for his dumb 23--year-old son. Osman bin Marof, ended this morning when a search party found the young man's body near Pulau Stindan. about three miles from here. The father, Marof bin Lakam. was on his way to
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    $10,300 more for Monument Fund
    35 9 KUALA SELANGOR. Fri. People in Ulu Selangor have contributed $10,395 towards the National Monument Fund. The highest donation of $2,000 was received from a tin miner. Mr. Llm Chool Seng.
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    TALKS ON CHARGES OF SLAVE LABOUR
    129 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. ]t|ALAYA will take part in discussions on allegaiTl tions of slave labour in Angola at the International Labour Organisation conference in Geneva early next month. It will be represented by a senator and two unionists. They are Senator S. P. S.
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    Death crash acquittal
    63 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Brian Edward Sandom. of Sembawang, was acquitted by a district court on a charge of causing the death of a motorcyclist. Lee Chuan, 57, by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. The charge arose from a collision between Sanddm. who was then driving
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    Labourer buried alive
    30 9 IPOH, Fri. A mining labourer. Lian Wah, 48, was buried alive in a landslide on a tin mine near Batu Gajah, 18 miles from here, last night.
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    MR. LEE AND DR. GOH IN CAPITAL FOR TALKS
    114 9 OINXJAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew (right), and his Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, seen on arrival in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Mr. Lee is leading the Singapore delegation to the Colombo Plan Ministerial session beginning on Monday. He will
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    Query about a hotel during assessment appeal hearing
    314 9 Query about a hotel during assessment appeal hearing IPOH, Friday. WHY was the assessment of the Savoy Hotel here reduced from $45,960 by about 45 per cent to $26,300? This question was asked by a lawytff. Mr. S. A. Raj, when the appeal of eight property owners against the valuation
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    FOUND: AN EXPERT FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH
    93 9 FOUND: AN EXPERT FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ITUALA LUMPUR, FrL The man who will bead the new research department of the Malayan Industrial Development Finance Limited is Mr. W.R. Stewart, 39. at present marketing director of the London firm of Attwood Statistics Ltd. Re will arrive in January to take up
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    King will speak to both Indian Houses
    141 9 King will speak to both Indian Houses ITU ALA LUMPUR, Frt.— The Yang dl-Pertuau Agong will address a joun. session of both houses of the Indian Parliament ia New Delhi during .As three-week State visit beginning on Dec. 7. An elaborate day-to-day programme has been drawn up by the Indian
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    Britain's immigrants
    80 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malayans made up two per cent of the Commonwealth Immigrants who entered Britain between 1946 and 1959. according to a report quoted by the British Information Service here today. The report was of a survey carried out by the Economist Intelligence unit in London. The
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  • Article
    Making the 'mushrooms' pay
    244 10 Govt. acts, but warns: Some may lose all of premiums paid on 4 unsound policies KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. r f HE Federation Government will take steps to recover as much as possible of the money paid by subscribers to "mushroom" life assurance companies, it was announced
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    Gardens music
    25 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Rayuan Sukma Orchestra will give a public performance at the Lake Gardens here on Sunday starting at 5.30 p.m.
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    Reunion dinner
    30 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys' Association will hold Its first reunion dinner at the Kum Leng Restaurant here at 7.30 pm <m Dec. 2
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    CENOTAPH WILL GO SOON
    103 10 CENOTAPH WILL GO SOON KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A familiar landmark will start disappearing next week when workmen begin the task of removing the 40-year-old Cenotaph in Victory Avenue to make way for the massive viaduct needed for the Federal capital's future throughway road systemEach section of the granite and marble
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    Khir: Stray cows an eyesore
    170 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri "THE Minister for Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today described the sight of cows straying in the Federal capital as an "eyesore". He said: "I don't know If the Municipality or the police arc aware of this. If they are.
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    50 years together, but now life is 'too hectic'
    165 10 50 years together, but now life is 'too hectic' FNANG, Frl.— M ode m times are too hectic, according to a couple who will celebrate their golden wedding tomorrow. "There are too many distractions for the present generation." Dr. E. W. de Cruz. a former president of the Penang Eurasians
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    Teacher accuses a mother of hitting her in flat
    730 10 COURT TOLD OF DAY NEIGHBOURS HAD A FRACAS SINGAPORE. Friday AN attractiye schoolteacher, clad in a flowered cheongsam, stepped into the witness box of a magistrate's court yesterday and accused her neighbour of assaulting her. Sylvia Pau, 27, a teacher of
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    Gang knifes unemployed youth
    126 10 Gang knifes unemployed youth CINGAPORE, Fri.— An unemployed youth, Koh Jack Huay, 19. was attacked by a gang at the junction of Middle Road and Waterloo Street late last night. Koh. who was found lymy under a staircase In Waterloo Street, had multiple stab wounds In the chest. Residents in
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    Youth stole a scooter
    62 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. -A youth who had no means of returning home saw a scooter parked behind the Taj Mahal Hotel here and took it. Today Mohamed Noor bin Osman. 17. of Petallng Jaya. pleaded guilty In the First Magistrate's Court today to stealing the scooter
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    'False certificate' charge
    79 10 SEAEMBAN. Fri Chuah Sin Teng. 38. a driving tester with the Road Transport Department, and Wong Ah Kew, 24. a driving instructor, were charged in the maglstrate'scourt here today in connection with the issue of a false certificate of competence tc drive. Chuah was alleged to have
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    80,000 JOIN UMNO IN A MONTH
    163 10 80,000 JOIN UMNO IN A MONTH KUALA LJMPUR. Frl, Umno branches throughout the Federation have enrolled about 80.000 new members in the past month. This is 20.000 tan than the target of 100,000 for the three-month re-orgaiifcatlon drive which .started on Oct 1. The alms of the drive art to;
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    SHE CLAIMED PURSE THAT WASN'T HERS
    160 10 BUTTERWORTH. Friday WHEN a teacher left her purse behind in a bus. another passenger claimed it as hers, the magistrate's court here was told today. Cheah Boon Heok. a 45--year-old housewife, pleaded guilty to a charge of cheating the bus conductress Fatlmah binte Yusoff
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    Boy hurt by tree fall
    63 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Chong Yong Seng, 14. a Standard Six pupil of Pasar Road English School, was seriously injured when he tell from a 15ft rambutan tree near Ring Road here today He was admitted to the General Hospital unconscious with head, lace and leg
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    Schools request
    39 10 KAJANG. Frl. Parents who have registered the names of their children for ac'mi.v-ion to the two primary schools here In 1961 are asked to call at th» schools to confirm the registration not later than next Friday.
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  • STRAITS TIMES ARBITRATION HEARING TENTH DAY
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY FORUM
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      CHINESE SCHOOLS: SOME OLD MYTHS
      527 12 YIR. David Chin has misread my letter in the Saturday Forum on two counts and has reacted as most Chinese school teachers do, sensitive to criticism, in this case not even implied. First he assumes that I "was thinking of English" when I stressed the
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      For 'maktab' now read 'asrama'
      88 12 For 'maktab' now read 'asrama' I WOULD like to suggest to the authorities concerned in naming the residential colleges of the University of Malaya that they should do away with the word "kolej" as In KoleJ Tuanku Abdul Rahman and KoleJ Tunku Kurshiah because it sounds strange to Malay ears.
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      G.P.O. TAKES A HOLIDAY
      255 12 G.P.O. TAKES A HOLIDAY WHAT I am about to relate is Mirrly worthy of inclusion in a Ripley series. That it casts extremely grave reflection on the organisation and efficiency of the Post Office is bad enough, but I am really protesting because the security of the mail entrusted to
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      A LESSON FROM GULLIVER
      250 12 A LESSON FROM GULLIVER I READ with concern Mr. Matab Singh's suggestion (ST. Nov. 4) that a referendum be taken among parents on the six-day week. Mass canvassing of opinion on specialised fields is very dangerous. It is like asking the electorate to pass judgment on the truth of evolution
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      Forgotten for fifty years
      295 12 Forgotten for fifty years AND WHO CARES? 'THERE is a road that runs from Batu Oajah across to join the main northsouth road. It is known locally as Gopeng Road. At the end farthest from Batu Gajah is a Malay kampong called Kampong Pengkalan Bahru. There is no sign to
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      An unfair tax on homes
      139 12 An unfair tax on homes I LEARN with surprise that the town council has imposed a rate of one and a half per cent on house assessment irrespective of their structure and location. This is unfair, for an attap house built deep in the kampong and enjoying none of the
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      Beating K.L.'s traffic tangle
      195 12 CINCE the wholesale Introduction of the 30 m.p.h. limit some interesting and paradoxical points have arisen. These can be checked by any average motorist having the necessary patience and observance. The greatest concentration of police motor cyclists is to be found on those roads carrying the
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      A false alarm...
      68 12 tWR too much is being said about nuclear 1 fall-out these days. But is it really of any concern to us Malayans? The Russian tests in the distant Arctic have absolutely negligible effects in this region. Fall-out is much more the concern of countries like Japan, Northern
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      272 12 Straits Times Crossword /6 I^l^ I B^Kr li |l|i r ACROSS 6. A man needs same healthful 1. Exact counterpart of an ob- ?!l£" d ?jl!* J? K men? SFV HtadS to'howW 5. Centres in ciue Interpretation v <«£ nt >em noveJ re ona 0 state control (12). 9. Where
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 14 SINGAPORE. Nov. 10. RUBBER: 735 cents per Ib. (down one-eighth of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 74 cents (quiet). TIN: $486.37) per plcul (up $2.62)) Estimated unofficial offering 235 tons (down 15 tons).
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    669 14 DUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Industrials) F. Dispensary (1.000) 11.33: V. and N. ords (1,000) 52.30; M Cemeot (1.000) (2.1R: McAllster (1.000) f 1.20:. 20: Cold Store (3.000) 52.41, (2.000) 52.42: 8. Tiroes (2,000) 52.93; 8.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    215 14 NOVEMBER first grade rubber buyers f.e.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 73i cenia per Ib down one-elKhth of a cent on Thursday's closing price. The tone was slightly easier. t.C.C.R.A. clostnK prices In cents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R.B.S. Prompt lob. buyers 731, sellern 745 (N); Int.
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    EASTERN SMELTING OFFER TWICE OVER-SUBSCRIBED
    473 14 From Our Market Correspondent APPROXIMATELY S'.'O million or nearly twice as much as required was subscribed to Wednesday's offer of 4.500.000 dollar shares in the capital of Eastern Smelting Co.. Ltd. Consolidated Tin Smelters Ltd., offered the shares to the public at 52.25. The money,
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    STOCK INDICES
    20 14 Malayan Stock Indices: Not. 9 Nor.lt Industrials: 153.29 152.44 Tins: 289.46 290.96 Rubbers- 230.84 230.84 Jan. 1 1958=190
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    108 14 MELBOURNE, Fri. INVESTMENT shares closed the week along steady lines. Assoc. Pulp gained lOd. to 30s. 10a. John Lysaght eased Is. 6d. to 675. 6d. Base metals and oils were steady Commonwealth Bond* were firm. Con. Zinc 69 "6 Mount is* 6910'j Herald 59 Hj N.B. Hill 16/1
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    177 14 CHIPS lying alengaldc the Singapcr* wharves today arc: Balmara 6/7 Inchmull 26/26. Peleu. Wonora.o J?'n c I ma 2 :i Blnabanß 19. Bullmha 13/14. Cathay 12. Stanvao LM 40 41. Musi 21/22. Benveg 23 Outer reads: M. H. Thamrln. Kunak T»oladl Sardegna. Skotland. Belamat Dua. Watutanbu. Adlge.
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    Rubber market: Quieter conditions
    539 14 Rubber market: Quieter conditions /CONDITIONS were y considerably quieter this week with narrower fluctuations and a distinct note of uncertainty returned to the rubber market report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current survey. While it is generally felt that a reaction could set In after the decisive drop It will
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    119 14 CHINESE Prortxa Eichanit *rn«aport noon prlcat per pieul yesterday! Coconut ell: bulk *33 aellera. drum $37 1 Mllera. Cepc»: November UK/ Continent S2S buyera, t2Bt sellers, Ptpper: Muntok white 5165 Mller*. Sarawak white ***** fellers, special Sarawak black Jl3O sellers, garbled Lamponi; black $130 sellers. Lampong ABTA $140
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    146 14 ALL Malayan txahant* Bank*' Aaaetlatlen rates were unchanged yesterday as follows (all rates to $100): New Vcrk: buying T.T. 32 13/16. airmail O.D. 33 1/16. 90 d/st 33 S/16 credit bills. 33 7/16 trade bllli. Canada: buying T.T. 34 1/16. airmail O.D 34 3/16. 90 d/st 34| credit
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    Further sharp advance in Singapore tin price
    200 14 ►THERE was a sharp V rise of $2.62$ In the Singapore tin price yesterday which took it back to $486.37* per picul. The offering at 235 tons was down by 15 tons. The tin market in London overnight took on a firmer appearance
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      309 14 KYOSEI LINE Fran jaiai via Heifttaf S'oor» f S>»ti Pe n an( "Evustomr" m/» ni« m ni* 3 Dee Seicrai «|t.tj Harper GUI Ulan eSc Co., Ltd. Spore Tel: 9476 1 'eiik|: Marftr 6iMllM I Cl., ltl Til: KHZ. Pin Swttttilm- Mtrjci (Malaya) IM. Til: MTI. KfttTßOttWD EUROPE SERVICE Spore
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      1028 14 MALACCA P.W.D. NOTICE The public is hereby notified that the Merltmau Benteng Road in the State of Malacca will be closed to all vehicular traffic with effect from 13.11.61 until 26.11.61 to enable reconstruction or culverts to be carried out. BTATE ENOINEER. P.WD. MALACCA. NOTICE The Public is hereby informed
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      437 14 MALAYAN TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in England) Tit Boa;d of Directors la their Annual Report will recommend payment, of a Final Dividend for the year ending 30th June lf>6l of 6a. per share. less Income Tux. payable In London on -9th December 1961 If sanc'.ionea, this Dividend will be paid
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      711 15 {Continued from Pace 81 SITUATIONS VACANT Past*) Si (Min.)— Box it rt,. rxtrn BOX A9O S.T., Ipoh. Position M'Plivant* thanked WANTED one English speaking ci-ln. r knd two waitresses. Age must t» above 18. Please apply Box A53u5 S.T. pore. PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN SINGAPORE Applications are Invited
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      789 15 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St ctt. ntrm COMPETENT SECRETARY required by British representative office Orchard Road Singapore salary $300. Monthly. Apply P.O. Box No. 865, Spore. ADVERTISING AGENCY requires male executive 'representative Must have previous advertising aad P.R. experience. Apply wltb full detail* to Box A.** ST.
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      1020 15 ACCOMMODATION WANTED 20 Wmrdt SS (Min.)— Box St rfs. imtrm UNPURNISHBD ROOM with bsthroom attached. 4t miles city. Writ. Box ASSO2 ST. B'porc. UP-CBKNTRy PAMILV seeks rrot fully- furnistMd house. huas<ilo«. flat. 21 boarooms <acar citjrK 2 weeks cralniinunu Karly De, rrnber Ho» A«» 7 RT 8 f »ors UROPBAN
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      1004 15 TUITION 21 Wordt SS (Min.)— Box SO rf». txtrm 1 LAMBERT'S ORIVINC SCHOOL approved by Automobile Association Rlni;apore. Dual-controllrd Triumph H^rsld. Morris Minor cars. Courses < fiom MO/- Phone B'pore ***** TAMIL L~N UACI A Translation centre Tamil language classes/ correspondence course at all levels. 1 Translations of all popular
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      860 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word, $i (Min.)— Box St ttt. rxtrn 1055 HUMBER HAWK MX IV care- j fully maintained and In excellent condition throughout. Offers to Sheldon K L 1 177-n ext. ?»6'3«il. BORCWARO COUP- ISSS excellent! condition moderate mileage economical. Apply 31, S:Klap Plain Franke) Ea- j tate
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      959 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE |it Word, U (Min.)— Box St ttt. txtrm i OIANA TS SCOOTBR Registered Keb. 1939. Excellent condition. accident free with 8 'Wheel and Accessories. 13,000 miles Price $1,300/- 0.a.0. Owner htiylng car. Ring (Spore I Rn'-- a«oa*4 SINCHEW TRADING COMPANY: 1960 Hlllman. VoUuwagen. 1939 Ford B/Wagon, Tnvota
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      711 15 FOR SALE Want* SS (Min.)— Box St eft. txtrm WIDE SELECTION of Book* at reduced prices. University Book Store. Orchard Road, Spore. STOP THIEF! SAFECUARD your new car when parking; with the new Alarm Switch for complete security. Also new aeat covers, upuois J tery, carpet Please call 378, Lavender
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      369 15 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) it Word, Sit (Minimum) Dmilt I month. It Word, tU$ (Mm.) WELLA'S KOLESTRAL VITAMIN Hair Tonic Is your answer to falling hair. Get a bottle from your fuvounta hairdresser or cosmet c cuunter. FRESH FLOWER* 2* Horti flu (Minimum) Dmilt 1 month. It Wordt tßjs Mm.) ORCHIDS
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      Howe Liang will do Games' trial
      181 16  - Howe Liang will do Games' trial LIM KEE CHAN By SINGAPORE, Fn— Tan Houi >5 ijUUig, du.(,apure s Olympic uaiiich aii«°er nu>«ai.i>. will uo a t|uamyiiig iriai to> selection ior ttae S.cA.i' oaiuea next niontu and mi Aiieinpt tne <yo-lu total a*<v e«i ol Aim at tne binguport tuanipionsliips at
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      TOMORROW'S RUMMERS
      1689 16 RACE 1: 2.0-CLASS 5 DIV. 3-5 -F. ***** Artgato (Mr. Mrs. K. N. Leong) Bagby. 5 9.0 Poaner 6 2 ***** Tecbnlrama (Shaw St.) Spencer, 4 8.13 (8F) Johnson 4 3 ***** Gerry's Luck (S. H. Tay) E. Breuk., S 8.12 Donnelly 1 4 ***** Thirty first Align*
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      ASTOUNDING PUTS UP A SMART DISPLAY
      307 16 ASTOUNDING PUTS UP A SMART DISPLAY IPOH, Friday. and Rosconi, two. smart youngsters trained by Jimmy Martin, worked attractively on a yielding track here this morning. They ran 3f in 42 4 5, with Astounding (Laurie Johnson) finishing a neck in front of Kosconl 'Ismail Both are strongly fancied to
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      COMEBACK for YONG
      62 16 IPOH. Fri— Trainer Yong Ihau Yin. who recently obtained a renewal of his licence Is making a new start In a modest way. N He has three horses enter- ed for the November meetlnr at Ipoh Quick Win. May flower II and Blue Swell Yong. who formerly
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      148 16 RUGGER CLUB MATCH (KL)- Police Depot 13 (2 goals, try) 656 Sqn 0. HOCKEY POPPY DAY MATCH (S'pore) Civilians 3 Joint Services 0. PENANG LGE: IA wo. E Smelting. Inttr-Primary School KO: Glugor Eng. bt Wellesley by short corner; Francis Light bt St. Mark's 2-0; Wellesley bt Hutchlngs
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      1095 16 NOTICE Federation ol Malaya $52.»»0,0t0 Mi% Registered Stock 30/11/19«l/7l Notice is hereby given that the Trwii'er Register of the abovementioned loan will be closed tr-tm 16th to SOtto November. 1961. »>c*i days inclusive, for the preparation 'merest Warrants. Registrar of Public Debt BANK NEOARA TANAH MELAYU KUALA LUMPUR. NOTICE Federation
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      465 16 NOTICE Mr. Thara Tatt Vow Is no I longer employeo by Messrs Tong Nam (M) Ltd.. and v not auiho- < used to collect money or transact business on behalf of this Company. j LEE WAH BANK, LIMITED (Incorporated In Stafapoc*) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the Transfer Books of
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      929 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLJCATIONB are invited trom Federal Citizens or Sluie Nationals ior appointment as I Leading Hands Special and Standard Rates, and Tradesmen, Special ana Standard Rates in the P.W.D. Pahang, on the folI lowliig scales: Leading Hand Special Rate $9.00 Leading Hand Standard Rate 58.36 Tradesmen Special Rate $7.44
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      576 16 NOTICES i NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given thai, Mr. K. S. Pamcker ceased to be employed as Science teacher at the City School of Commerce Science Department with effect from 6th November 1961. REGISTRAR 169-B Selegie Road. Spore 6th November 1961. NOTICE Referring 10 the notices which appeared in this
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      93 16 For Gastro-enteritis Antiseptic Disinfectant Xl \L 1 I I' 1 3 1 I'l I Emulsified lodnrMorohrdroxTquinoliM VV^ f ackage 20tabs. 50 ttbs. Exclusive Agents: JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS, LTD. Manufactured by (Inc. in England) TANABE SEIYAKU CO. Singapore, K. Lumpur, Penang, Osaka. Japta Ipoh, Kuching, Jesselton.* [PMBPM Luxurious ■M ?^M I
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    THE LINE-UP FOR 1961 MALAYA CUP FINAL
    9 17 SELANGOR PERAK
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    Cup Final puzzle: Will Ghani provide answer ?
    1090 17  - Cup Final puzzle: Will Ghani provide answer NORMAN SIEBEL PERAK STRONG ENOUGH TO PREVENT GOALS— CAN THEY SCORE THEM? BY IN A match so liberally strewn with good defenders as today's 35th Malaya Cup football final between Perak and Selangor at the Merdeka Stadium is, the possibility of a draw
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    Perak youngsters can win away
    157 17 THREE All-Blues Cup rugger matches will be played today, two Southern section ties Negri-Malacca vs Singapore at Seremban and Federation Armed Forces vs Johore at Kuala Lumpur— and a northern section match between Perak and Kedah at Sungei Patani. This will be the first game
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    MOW THEY 60T TO THE FINAL THIS YEAR
    206 17 MOW THEY 60T TO THE FINAL THIS YEAR PERAK bt Perils 5-ff, bt Armed Fore?* 3-1, bt Kedah 7-1. bt Psnanc 2-1. bt Armed Form 4-1. bt Prrlld 14-0. bt Kedah 6-0, bt Penanc 4-1. SELANGOB bt Johore 5-4. bt Malacca 8-2. bt Negri 4-2, bt Joint Bwtlew 3-1, Selanror
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    Full list of results in the Cup series
    193 17 Full list of results in the Cup series OESULTS of all the Malaya Cup finals to date: 1921 SUigapore 2 Selatigor 1 1922 SeluiKor 3 Singapore 1 1923 Singapore 2 Perak 1 1924 Singapore 2 Solangor 0 1U25 Singapore 2 Selangor 1 1U26 Peru* 1 Singapore 0 1927 Selangor 8
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      220 17 f WORLD-WIDE f PARIS *^^^^w_ 1 ***^^t^ TointTn v OMB a t i lm I t^ *.J HAWAII i I 1 MALAYA IRITrSH NORTH lORNCO I f CARACAS j^ \\\"ll i m r m SYDNEY f THIS CARD IS YOUR KEY TO BETTER LIVING! -"~^&&mm With this DINERS CLUB credit
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      70 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER MAUVA CUP kISAL: 8 got V Perak (Merdeka Stadium. 8 p.m.) RUGGER AIX-BIXES: NS-Malacca v Spore (Seremban Station padang); Ped. Armed Forces v Joiiore iR. Range Rd, XL*: Kedah v Perak (Sg. Patani padang). HOCK I V M'ORL LOt DIV 1: I A v RAF Selctar ißalestler
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    Lock icon Berlin—hope for settlement
    365 18 Berlin hope for settlement Moscow change: 4-point plan MOSCOW, Fri. Russian lour-point plan for settling the status of WVst Berlin before Kussu sij^ns a peace treaty Ikis been passed to the Western powers, it \y;is learned today. This is a reversal of the previous Russian policy, which up to now
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    Lock icon AGREEMENT IN WASHINGTON
    64 18 - AFTER four days of talks in Washington. Indian Prime Minister Nehru and President Kennedy agreed, among other things, on the "legitimate and necessary right of access" to Berlin, and the urgent need for a treaty banning nuclear tests. (See Pa&e 3). This picture was taken at Quonset
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    Two new strikes settled within a few hours
    317 18 SINGAPORE, Fri. THR E E fresh strikes broke out here today but two were settled within a few hours. The settled strikes concerned: Gestetner (Eastern* Ltd: Thirty workers went on Mrike in the firm's Cecil Btreet office in the morning over union
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    LONDON STOCKS
    399 18 LONDON. Fit. Stock markets ended the week and the account on a very satisfactory note today. The volume of business left much to be desired but end of account selling was well absorbed by i fresn buying and gains pre- dominated in many sections. Gilt-edged securities, however, eased
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    'Fallout' over Japan heavier
    125 18 'Fallout' over Japan heavier "TOKYO. Fri. The 1 Japan Meteorological Agency reported yesterday that it had the heaviest radioactive "fallout" ever detected over this country In atmospheric dust. The agency .said radioactivity detected In rainfall had been considerably higher, but even the Soviet and American blasts of previous years did
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    Grounded freighter is freed
    82 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. Royal Navy ships based in Singapore have freed Rachael V, a freighter which ran aground In Indonesia waters 16 miles south of here on Oct. 29. The freighter. carrying grain from America to Indi;i, was freed yesterday by H.M.S. Barfoam and the Royal Navy
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    110 18 SALE NOW ON at "Hilda*" Cold 'Storage Arvudr. MM! nn-atly n-r|ui>d on dresofs. children* wear, text lift. uod Miovt.. Tri pan L'iuuT KIWI KWIK-WAX. for that r.-..l Ihtac on floor* and furniture Kiwi Kwfk-WBa kiv.h a hnllianl I that"* non-!»Mp nnri nUr reslnt.in'. WHY NOT LICHTEN your homework! Buy
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      119 18 THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION NOTICE The Singapore members of the Association regret very much having to inform their clients that because employees of one of their members are* on strike it will be necessary to curtail banking services today, Saturday, 11th November 1961. On this day the member banks
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      81 18 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 20 Words SlO (Minimum) LING HO: DiunK In., »M»-t «>• of Mr. and Mrs. Link Si.-> LMB| 1 Hcac Otoo. rldPKi daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Ho Trow Took 1t. 11.61. Fly the fastest fly Swissair Convair Jet Up to five weekly jet services /CT\ //fs\ in
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