The Straits Times, 22 November 1961

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    24 1 NATIONAL IIBRARY, SINGAPORE, 6. AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Mat*** fiat*** 1 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    TALKS on BASE
    479 1  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN OJCiV^ \J± ri MJ Ju-axjl X vJJ? X XlXli iTXX!iXv\jrX-jXv U XjXjjljl X Hj a d^t? O Vital discussions on defence formula By Tengku content with progress I LONDON. Tues. 1 r pHK Malaysia conference working party today discussed a defence formula which will be
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    Copter sea crash
    76 1 HONG KONG. Tues. A Royal Navy helicopter fell into the sea and sank this afternoon while attempting to land on the deck of the carrier H.M.S. Bulwark. The pilot and two occupants were rescued. The helicopter plunged into the water beside the carrier, which had been tied
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    Lock icon Birthday blow-out
    77 1 INDIA'S Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, puffs his cheeks as he blows out the candles on a birthday cake marking his 72nd birthday. The party was held in Los Angeles by the India Club, a i?roup consisting of Indian students enrolled in colleges and universities in the United States.
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    BARISAN'S AIM IS TO TOPPLE TENGKU'SGOVT SAYS GOH
    684 1 BARISAN'S AIM IS TO TOPPLE TENGKU'SGOVT SAYS GOH SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, told the Legislative Assembly today that the Barisan Sosialis had stated in practically so many words that their objective in merger was eventual overthrow of the "right wing feudalistic Government" in the
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    Test ban: Talks to resume
    204 1 MOSCOW, Tuesday. pUSSIA today accepted a Western suggestion that lx> East-West talks on banning nuclear tests should be resumed next Tuesday. But it warned that if any of the three partners resumed nuclear tests during the new talks, which should be in Geneva, "the other
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    Lock icon A one-day royal visit to Ceylon
    47 1 /COLOMBO. Tues. The V Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Raja Permaisuri Agong of Malaya will visit Ceylon on Jan, 16 as guests of the Ceylon Government, it was officially announced today. They will come after a visit to India and Pakistan. Reuter.
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    Lock icon ITALY URGES UN: PUNISH THE CONGO KILLERS
    117 1 ITALY URGES UN PUNISH THE CONGO KILLERS NEW YORK, Tues. The Italian Foreign Minister, Mr. Antonio Segni. asked for an Inquiry into the killing of 13 Italian airmen in the Congo last week, and punishment of the guilty in a document published today. In a letter to U Thant. acting
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    'Crackers to impress neighbours' bid is rejected
    191 1 'Crackers to impress neighbours' bid is rejected SINGAPORE. Tues— A father today offered in court to compound a case involving his teenaged daughter if a man accused of molesting her would compensate him with 2.000 packets uf firecrackers. Tong Cheong Lam. of Ponggol. said: "I want to let off the
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    Search for 'Rocky' goes on
    139 1 Search for 'Rocky' goes on UOLLANDIA (New 11 Guinea). Tues. Dutch air and naval units are still searching for explorer Michael ("Rocky") Rockefeller, 23. whose rescued companion last saw him swimming 15 miles off shore. That was at 8 a.m. on Sunday—hours after their catamaran capsized at the mouth of
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    LATEST
    30 1 TRIBAL FICHT: 19 DIE EUSAMI'HVILU, Turv -Nineteen people killrd nd at lea^ 30 injured in ribal lubting at Baluh.i pfuu'rr camp on nut>.kirt> f Eli*.»brth\illr last Bif tat -Rrutrr
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    MUSIC FIT FOR A QUEEN...
    48 2 MUSICAL instruments made from elephant tusks were used by these Kumasi musicians when they put on a show for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip during their tour of Ghana which ended cm Monday. The Royal couple are now visiting Liberia. Camera Press picture.
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    Experts think West superior to Red bloc
    337 2 Experts think West superior to Red bloc LONDON. Tuesday 'JHE West has more men under arms than the Communist bloc and is at least its equal in most key weapons including missiles, the Institute of Strategic Studies estimates in a report published here today However, against this superiority, the report
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    Lock icon US Air Force apologises
    59 2 TOKYO. Tues. The United States Air Force apologised and offered immediate payment of damages today for an accidental strafing of a Japanese community by a twin-jet American bomber con- ducting exercises yesterday. No one was hurt but machine -tun bullets ripped into homes and clattered along
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    Lock icon THE MAN WHO DIED OF LAUGHTER
    72 2 THE MAN WHO DIED OF LAUGHTER MANILA. Tues. Mr. Ventura Cervales, 42. of Roxas City, South Philip pines, died last night from laughing too muchFriends said he won 10 sacks of rice from a neiehbour in a political bet and he started to laugh. But he was suddenly seized by
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    Lock icon Tito is home
    35 2 BELGRADE, Tues. President Tito returned here by air last night after a weekend meeting In Cairo with President Nasser, of the United Arab Republic, and Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Ben Bella and Co. call off strike
    189 2 Ben Bella and Co. call off strike PARIS, Tues. The Algerian rebel leader Mohammed Ben Bella and his four companions have stopped their hunger strike started on Nov. 2, the French Justice Ministry said here last night. The Justice Ministry communique said: "Messrs Benbella. Ait Ahmed. Mohammed Khider. Mohammed Bi.udkif
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    Saved from tree tops
    54 2 Saved from tree tops NAIROBI. Tues— Royal Air Force helicopters today rescued 18 African tribesmen from perches in trees a..d roof tops as heavy rain la.-t night worsened Kenya's flood situation. The helicopter rescues too.c place /t Eldoret 200 miles north of here. Many roais and bridges up country hay«
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      116 2 DON'T MISS FAR EAST MOTORS CHRISTMAS GIFT FAIR From Nov. 27th, 1961 AT 54, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE Tri-ong Minic Ships are dieI cast/ wa er ne models mould*^j I ed m full detail and scaled ct 1:1200. The Minic Fleet Hjt^oM^^Q I covers a wide variety of HfcSS>; .s^-V^ I
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    Lock icon 'Wall of Shame' battle
    334 3 Tear gas fight between East and West German police after a demonstration by 1,000 BERLIN, Tuesday. J^ TEAR gas battle flared up last night across the newly-reinforced brick wall dividing East and West Berlin as police broke up 1,060 youths trying to reach the Brandenburg Gate.
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    India urges negotiation in dispute over W. Irian
    350 3 India urges negotiation in dispute over W. Irian NEW YORK. Tues JNDIA proposed in the United Nations General Assembly yesterday that Holland and Indonesia should negotiate over West Irian "under the aegis of the President of the General Assembly with' a view to finding a solution of this question in
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    Lock icon Norway seeks Moscow talks
    67 3 MOSCOW. Tues. Mr. lalvard Lange, the Norwegian Foreign Minister, will have tallis with Mr. Khrushchev, the Russian leader, in Moscow at the beginning of the next nonth, according to Norwegian sources here. The sources said that Mr. Lange was expected to discuss Soviet "misunderstandings" over Norway
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    Lock icon 600 West Indians go home
    90 3 SOUTHAMPTON. Tues. O About 600 West Indians, some of them strumming guitars and singing calypsos sailed for home yesterday. Some said th;y were disillusioned about the British way of life. Others said they could not stand the cold. But quite a number said they had
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    Lock icon Asylum plea
    27 3 ADELAIDE, Tues. Seaman Dzemal Ismakovlc, 45. who deserted from the Yugoslav motorship Sunadija at Port Adelaide last week, has sought political asylum In Australia. Reuter.
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    international wedding...
    62 3 Guests agreed there was never a more cosmopolitan wedding. The bride, Miss Rosie Ocampo, was a FILIPINO; the bridegroom, Eirenfried Mawedeku, a GHANAIAN post-graduate student. An AUSTRALIAN, the Very Rev. J. R. Blanchard, conducted the ceremony. An AMERICAN, Mr. James MacFarland, gave the bride away. The wedding took
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    Lock icon New Yorker asks for asylum
    87 3 New Yorker asks for asylum RERUN. Tues. A New Yorker, Alfred Weiner, 29, has asked the East German authorities to grant him political asylum, the East German news agency ADN said last night. According to ADN, Weiner arrived by air at Schoenefeld on a regular flight from Brussels by Polish
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    Lock icon Mart: Canada seeks talks
    42 3 LONDON. Tues.— Mr. Donald Fleming, Canada's Minister of Finance, told a press conference here yesterday that Canada would ask for a Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference before Britain took a final decision on Joining the European Common Market.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon BLOOD AND SCREAMS'—BY SOLE SURVIVOR TERRY
    332 3 BLOOD AND SCREAMS'— BY SOLE SURVIVOR TERRY ATIAMI, Tues. Terry Jo 1 Duperrault, 11. sole survivor from a yacht which went down off the Bahamas eight days ago, has told investigators that she heard her family screaming and saw a "great deal of blood on deck" the night it sank.
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    Lock icon India Reds rap China
    41 3 NEW DELHI. Tues. India's Communists attacked China today for Peking's neiy moves on the Sino-Indiari border. "Such acts, especially in the context of the dispute already existing cannot but heighten tension." the Indian Communist Party said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Shanghai builder dies in England
    42 3 LONDON. Tues.— Mr. Edwin Forbes Bothwell. the British architect who was responsible before the war for some of the principal buildings In Shanghai, including many on the city's waterfront died yesterday In St John's Hospital. Battersea. London.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon GHANA SAYS FAREWELL TO QUEEN AND PHILIP
    187 3 GHANA SAYS FAREWELL TO QUEEN AND PHILIP TAKORADI, (Ghana), Tues. President Nkrumah In a farewell speech here at the end of the British Royal tour of Ghana said yesterday: "We hope that this visit has done much to strengthen the relations between Ghana and Britain as well as the Commonwealth."
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    Tearful wife fails in plea for her husband
    194 4 Tearful wife fails in plea for her husband SINGAPORE. Tues. A sobbing wife today heard a district judge tell her husband, who had pleaded guilty to theft. "You are now useless to yourself, your family and your community." Llm Lay Seng, 31, jobless with four children, had admitted stealing $40
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    Public lecture
    43 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Professor D. Pedoe will gite a public lecture on "Geometrical Thinking" at the next meeting of the Malayan Mathematical Society at 5.30 p.m. on Friday in the new lecture theatre No. 2 at the University of Malaya in Singapore.
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    Towkay's driver identifies 4 alleged abductors
    563 4 Towkay 's driver identifies 4 alleged abductors KIDNAP CASE: WITNESS TELLS OF BEING HIT WITH A GUN SINGAPORE. Tu*t. DRIVER, Ahmad bin Abu, identified at the Assize Court today four men who allegedly took part in the abduction of his employer, Tan Toh Teng, a pepper merchant, on the morning
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    $63,049 CLAIM FAILS
    173 4 CINGAPORE, Tues. An action brought by a businessman. Goh Wan Sin, claiming $63,049 from Chop Tan Yam Hak and five others as commission payable by them to him on 42,033 packages of Deli vegetables at $1.50 per package, was dismissed by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High
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    Firms are asked to aid refuse disposal
    115 4 Firms are asked to aid refuse disposal SINGAPORE, Tues. Commercial firms with their own transport have been asked to convey their tnAe refuse to the Kolatn Ayer dumping ground to help reduce fly breeding in view of the present strike by members of the Dally Rated Employees Unions Federation. A
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    Workers find plant shut
    196 4 Workers find plant shut SINGAPORE. Tues. The offices and workshops of the Ford Motor Co. of I Malaya Ltd. In Bukit Timah j were shut today following a strike by 200 employees in protest against the management's non-settlement of their claims for more pay and better working conditions. Mr. Fong
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    Disposal of nightsoil
    170 4 SINGAPORE, Tue*.— NJghtsoll will be collected from 6.30 a.m. tomorrow In the following MM; City One: Area bounaed by New Bridge Road, River Valley Road. Pulau Saigon, Chin Swee Road, Hare Street and Park Road. City Two: Area, bounded by Arab Street. Rocnore Canal Road. Rocnore Road,
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    Strike end hopes grow
    66 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Hopes for the settlement of the 23--day-old general strike by members of the Daily-Rated Public Employees' Unions Federation rose today, when a Government statement announced that 18 out of 21 claims submitted by the Federation had been settled so far. The other three claims
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    School exhibits
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Elling South Schools I II will jointly hold an exhibition of art and handwork on Friday in the school premises in Bartley Road.
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    74 5 TENGKU Abdul Rahman shakes hands with the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, after their talks at Admiralty House on Monday. Beside the Malayan Prime Minister is Mr. Duncan Sandys, British Commonwealth Relations Secretary, and in the centre is Inche G hazali bin Shafie, Permanent Secretary, Malayan Mi
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    27 cadets will be the first to pass out at college
    167 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. T w e n t yseven officer cadets will pass out from the Federation Military College at Sungei Besi, near here, on Dec. 9. It will be the first passing-out parade at the Sungei Besi Cantonment
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    RUBBER: 'NO USE GOING TO U.S. WITH A BEGGING BOWL'
    178 5 PENANG. Tuesday. 4MERICAS "unrelenting'" attitude in depressing the price of rubber has made it incumbent on Malayan estate owners to take the necessary steps to work out their ultimate salvation. Mr. Soon Cheng Sun. president of the North Malaya Asian
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    JOY ON ROYAL BIRTHDAY PUT OFF BECAUSE OF RAIN
    104 5 JOY ON ROYAL BIRTHDAY PUT OFF BECAUSE OF RAIN A LOR STAR. Tues. Tht official birthday of the Sultan of Kedah will in future b<> celebrated on Jan. 20 instead of Nov. 29. The reason: November Is invariably a rainy month in Kedah. and the weather often washes out the
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    Dato Ismail takes over
    176 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday rTIHE Minister who currently has the most responsibilities is Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman, the Minister ot Interior and Internal Security. Apart from his own work, he has taken over the portfolios of: The Prime Minister. including Information and Broadcasting
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    72- hours—Dr. Lee sets a record for Assembly
    9079 6 72- hours Dr. Lee sets a record for Assembly SINGAPORE ASSEMBLY THE MERGER DEBATE: SECOND DAY 'Dangerous to place livelihood of Singapore people at will of Federation politicians' TIMES ASSEMBLY REPORTERS SINGAPORE, Tuesday Said Zahari's case— and a matter of —privilege— Dr. Goh: 'No evidence in support of charges' Dr.
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      199 7 A world of his own He is In another world, so absorbed that for the moment you are forgotten. He feels secure because you, his father, is always there to comfort and provide for him. He never thinks it could be otherwise. But you know differently. You know there Is
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    Clearance suspended again
    434 8 SINGAPORE, Turn. TO BE RESUMED AFTER BANK OF AMERICA CLEARS BIG BACKLOG OF OLD CHEQUES j INTER-BANK clearance of cheques was suspended again today to allow the strikebound Bank of America to clear the cheques it received yesterday. The 31 banks yesterday accepted eacfc other's cheques after
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    Escapee is captured
    55 8 SINGAPORE, Tues— A prisoner, Ismail bin Balhrl. serving a three-year term for theft, was jailed for another six months in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today for escaping from custody. Ismail escaped from the free discharge camp In the Naval Base at about 5.30 p.m on Oct. 25.
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    Not stopping
    40 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The second and third class night express between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore will not stop at Sepang Road and Nilai Halt, both In Negri Sembllan. from next Monday, according to a Malayan Railway announcement today.
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    Norisan says 'I wish Ramlee the best of luck'
    127 8 Norisan says 'I wish Ramlee the best of luck' KUALA LUMPUR, Toes. Film star P. Ramlee's ex-wife, Che Norisan binte Moharaed Noor, 33. said here today that her former husband's marriage to singing star Saloma, 25. did not come as a shock to her. She said Ramlee had praised Saloma's
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    Corruption case councillor gets bail
    258 8 PENANG, Tuesday. PENANG State Assemblyman, Phee Joo Teik, was granted $5,000 bail today after he was charged with corruption. The DPP, Wan Bulalman. i prosecuting told the Sessions Court President, Mr. K. Somasundram, that he had been Instructed by the At-torney-General to have the case
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    WOMAN IS ACCUSED OF ROBBERY
    49 8 WOMAN IS ACCUSED OF ROBBERY SINGAPORE, Tues. A woman. Chlew Beng Chlew. 39. pleaded not guilty in a Singapore magistrate's court today to a charge of robbery. She is alleged to have robbed another woman. Llm Bye Hiok of $500, at Highland Road, yesterday. She was allowed $2,000 bail.
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    Convent display
    21 8 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. The Sungel Patanl Convent will hold Its annual exhibition of needlework, art and craft on Thursday.
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    A Malayan student council in Australia
    83 8 A Malayan student council in Australia ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Students from Malaya in Australia plan to form a nation-wide council before Christmas. The council, which will be non-political, will seek to: CO-ORDINATE the activities of all related associations in Australia. AFFORD a means of communication and promote interest and understanding
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    Aborigines' hall
    21 8 KUALA LIPIS. Tues. A community hall has been built for the 2.500 aborigines living at Kuala Betau. near here.
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    Speed offences most common
    180 8 Speed offences most common KUALA LUMPUR, AY Tues. The First Magistrate. Inche Hassan bin Hussain. said today that the courts here were dealing with about 1.500 speeding cases a month, "Some of these people have good reasons for speeding, for example, when taking a sick person to hospital, but most
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    FIGHT AGAINST DRUG TRAFFIC: S-E-ASIAN EXPERTS MEET
    171 8 PENANG, Tues TWENTY POUR BouthEast Asian narcotics control experts met in Penang today to study the problems of the Illicit drugs traffic in Malaya and measures taken to combat It. The experts from 13 South-East Asian countries, are members of a United Nations
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      Lock icon This warship caused more damage than rest of German navy
      1049 9 This warship caused more damage than rest of German navy ALTHOUGH GOEBEN HARDLY FIRED SHOT IN THE WAR- FIRST ALLIED ERROR SAVED CRUISER DURING the last fateful days of July, 1914 with Europe poised on the brink of war the German battle-cruiser Goeben awaited events in the Mediterranean. On August
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      HER COMMANDER FORCED TURKISH NATION INTO THE CONFLICT
      387 9 HER COMMANDER FORCED TURKISH NATION INTO THE CONFLICT tween Sardinia and the North African coast. Taking full advantage of this miscalculation, Ooeben fled to the ea>t: and joined her satellite. the 4.478-ton cruiser Itreslau. then coaling in the neutral Italian port of M« ssina. Here they were apparently trapped. Under
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    214 10 1* »•>«■. tit (Vimimuum) BITTY COSTlLLB—captlyatlag now sloger at Tba Cockpit. THANKSOIVINB DAY SPECIAL. Mum a American CaorolatM aad 'anoiee at OMd Storage Supermarket. Ore*ar4 Road po*« R V. MEYIR, ciphthalrnlr Opt Irian A 'omoal Micro L«na Cooaultanta 4 Par?,.a Place. Singapore. Tel. 9341.1 ft'orrh Broa. Wag., Kuala Uimpur.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    28 10 it w,r4s tin (Mho.) YOUTH FOR CHRIST P. il.v. Victors Memorial Hall. Saturday SMa Nov»nin»r 7.30 p.m. Speaker Geoffrey AriKbeganadaa. 'Our BMBBSi norld" ii— warmly weiromei.
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    The Straits Times Wednesday. November 22, 1961 Immigrants to Britain
    553 10 The Straits Times Wednesday. November 22, 1961 Immigrants to Britain The- Commonwealth Immigrants Bill, lor which mos 1 people share the distaste admitted in the House ol Comnoaa by its sponsor. Mr. Butler is even more distasteful now the British Go- -eminent has confessed its intention ot making a dispensation
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    Civil Service Salaries
    428 10 The merger debate so dominates proceedings in the Singapore Assembly that single speaker, Dr. Lee Siew Choh. has felt obliged to take up as much time as has neen occupied in the dispatch of bo questions and a considerable volume of other business. An<j Dr. Lee's speech
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    Blood for Sale
    237 10 Xt lan tan s requirement oi donated human blood is a meagre 150 pints a moith; with 430 rcgulai donors contributing quarterly the State's needs would be completely satisfied. Such, however, is the pitch of social responsibility in Kclantan (not to motition the rest of Malaya) that
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    THE BARE-CHESTED PRINCE OF PNOM PENH
    999 10 THE BARE-CHESTED PRINCE OF PNOM PENH AN INVASION SCARE SWEEPS THE COUNTRY IN THE SUDDEN FLARING OF OLD ENMITIES... from a SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT HOWEVER dynamic and full of energy the visitor to Pnom P&nh may feel on arrival he is likely to moderate his pace within a day. Taxis are
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    Field-day for anarchy IN ALBERTVILLE
    522 10 Field-day for anarchy IN ALBERTVILLE AN EYE-WITNESS ACCOUNT FROM GAVIN YOUNG ALBERTVILLE. Tues. A The murder of the Italians did not end the Congolese Army's bloody fieldday. This week in Albertville I saw drunken soldiers on the rampage. And all the signs are that similar excesses can be expected as
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      The corns that tell a 150-year story...
      243 10 "THE coins Inche Arlffln ol Penang has in his possession are undoubtedly British East India Company copper coins but they were not issued for use in Fulo Pinang but for Bcncooi<.en and Fort Marlbourgh both situated on the west coast of Sumatra. These
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      THE KITE-FLYERS
      42 10 I DONT see why the police x will not act to stop kiteflyers In Singapore. They are a public nuisance. They obstruct traffic by dashing into the road, threaten you with serious Injury and even knock down children. ANGRY Singaporr
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      23 10 RAIN, RAIN— YET... \yE have rain almost every day. yet our water ration still continues. Can anyone explain please? S. S. M. Singapore
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      111 10 I ELECTRIC GUITARS 173 1M I2fc "CLUB" MODELS '2* "Cluk" Mo4*<. semi-jolid construction, brown shod«d, h.ohly pol'Shed. Fitted with 2 Hefner High Fidtlity Pick-upt. *****0 125 Som« oi No 126. but f'tta*} *ith I Hotr.cr High Fidelity 517J.00 "COLORAMA" SOLIDS 144 "Coloramo" Solid Model, w.th new double cut-away contoured body
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      164 10 CONDITIONINGJp Most dogs are fed an scraps or on prepared food* that mar no* contain a true balance of vitamins and minerals. Even where special meat is bought you can't be certain that all the elements a dog needs are present. It is so difficult nowadays for a dog to
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    50,000 Police Week appeals
    273 11 50,000 Police Week appeals JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— About 50,000 copies of letters, appealing for public co-operation to combat crime and road accidents, are to be distributed throughout Johore during the live-day Police Week beginning on .Saturday. The appeal. 10 be made In a scrle.s of six letters, wll) be in
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    Blade wound on patient
    58 11 KANGAR. Tues. A padent admitted to Kangar Hospital two days ago wa.-> found unconscious this morning with a throat wound A hospital attendant on his rounds came MNN Wonu Sens. 70. lying in bed In a pool of blood. Nearby was a razor blade. Wong, of
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    Seven words that made a mother so happy...
    383 11  - Seven words that made a mother so happy... TONY HERMON SITI RETURNS HOME-HER EYESIGHT SAVED 3y KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 19-YEAR-OLD girl stepped off a BOAC Comet here this evening and said seven words which made her mother the happiest women in town today. Che Siti Zabedah binte Gunong Mas, a
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    Graphic talk
    38 11 PENANG. Tues. Mr. Milton B. Click, vice-president of the American Institute of Graphic Arts, and his wife, a former production assistant for Encylopedja Britannlca. will talk at the Penanx USIS theatrette at 5.30 pm. on Friday.
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    More pay for press staff
    57 11 SINGAPOBE, Tues.—rhlrteen workers of the Chong Wah Press and Co. in LJanj Seah Street have won flat pay rises of $14 following on agreement between the management and the Bin&apore General Printing Workers' Union. The workers will also wet an annual bonus of not less
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    Their big day
    28 11 PENANG. Tues. The Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Talib, will present certificates to graduates of the day training college hrre on Saturday.
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    Search for agriculture economist
    82 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— An agricultural economist Is required by the Rubber Research Institute here to conduct research into- various aspects of production and marketing of smallholders' rubber. An attempt to get a juitable man about a year ago was unsuccessful. He should have an honours degree
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    FILMLAND CHIEF HERE FOR 'BIG 3' RELEASES
    164 11 FILMLAND CHIEF HERE FOR 'BIG 3' RELEASES SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. 0 Seymour Mayer, vicepresident of Metro-Qold-wyn-Mayer International, is here to finalise arrangements for the release of his company's "big three" films. They are the remakes of the famous "King of Kings," "Mutiny on the Bounty" and "Four Horsemen of the
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    Slashed by gang
    44 11 l IPOH, Tues. A lorry attendant, Beh Seng Leh, of Kuala Lumpur, was slashed on the right arm when he and two friends were attacked by a gang, some armed with choppers, at CowanStreet last night. Police have detained a man.
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    'Showdown' if no settlement
    147 11 'Showdown' if no settlement \IALACCA. Tues. The 1 Malacca branch of the War Department Civilian Staff Association last night decided to have a "showdown" with the War Department If no settlement is reached on their outstanding claims The branch conducted a ballot among Its members to determine what action was
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    Man dies at shop front
    47 11 KLANG. Tues. A 57-year-old man from Bukit Bangkong Sepang. collapsed and died in front of a shop in Rembau Street here late last night. The dead man has been Identified as Tanglt bin Mat. Clutched in his fist was a dollar note.
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    Responsibilities of the State in the event of a merger
    166 11 Responsibilities of the State in the event of a merger SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Government today published the list of State responsibilities as agreed to between It and the Federation Government In the event of a merger of the two territories. The list is as follows: I Muslim law. 2.
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    Action on MCA building
    93 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues A committee of four from the Malayan Chines; Association has been appointed to finalise the completion of the party.? million-dollar building at Orchard Road. Singapore. The committee is headei by the MCA vice-president. Mr. Uew Why Hone. Other members are Mr. Heah Joo
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    C-PLAN STUDENTS (No. 500 and 499) OFF TO AUSTRALIA'
    132 11 C-PLAN STUDENTS (No. 500 and 499) OFF TO AUSTRALIA' The 500 th Colombo Plan student from Malaya. Miss Chan Ah Mooi (right) and the 499 th student, Che Rohani binte Mohamed Idris, left by air yesterday for Western Australia to join the Royal Perth Hospital for a three-year nursing course.
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    TB expert is also FRCP now
    146 11 TB expert is also FRCP now IJUALA LUMPUR. Tues.The Federations tuberculosis specialist. Dr. J. 3 Bodhy, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. According to a report from Edinburgh. Dr. Sodhy has been informed of his election by letter. Dr. Sodhy has just returned
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      1647 13 BLUE FUNNEL LINE FREIGHT ENOUIRIES: Tel: 2415 PASSAGE ENQUIRIES* Tilt 2412. TO ADEN. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON, t CONTINENTAL PORTS. P. Sham Penn| AJAX LueriMl. Glasgow Ma. 42 Nat 23 NM 24/21 Nit 20/31 MARON I Bill, Dublin, Havre, H burg Net 24 Ntt 27 Nit 20/3 LAERTES liTtriill, Glasgow Nit
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      2923 13 1* j, g^^afjßWJßß THE L A. C. LINESSAIUNCS TO: MEDITERRANEAH, CONTINENTAL a SCAKDINATIAN PORTS. f Sham r a* 3JT*®i. SEIANOIA" k) CM )l 31 71 Ntt Sailtl Slilll lsrVK^\\t\ "BORIOANA" a) Ntv/ 4 Dec S I Die II Oic HttZVMI MALACCA' k) c) 15 II Oec 11/20 Otc 21/22 lac
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      1138 13 w^ McAUSTER <5c CO., LTD. Km ULi NI onii VFW yUEA SLLBKMAM LIMB ItLA VSMESS LIMB Itr*V> IUVRg. lONOwN. HAMBURS. IOHEROAM LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO. I HUU SEATTLE. VANCOUVER a PORTLAND em OF NIWCASTII IcceptiM carte fir Caatnl i Smt» rpe** P r*m Penan! A»inca HPt,27 Ntt 10 Ntv/ 1
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    TIH SHARE PRICES MAKE AFTERNOON RECOVERY
    429 14 From Our Market Correspondent 4 LTHOUGH tin share t\ prices eased sharply again on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday morning and continued to do so after a drop of $1,121 in the noon metal price, there were signs of recovery in the afternoon. Later,
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indies: Nov. 29 Not. 21 Industrials: 156.32 157.75 Tint: 300.i2 3*4.68 f rubbers: 230.84 230.84 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    813 14 OUSINESS on toe Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Induatrlalat Cold Store (3.000) (2.52. (5.000) $2.50: V.B. ords (4,000) Sl. 2* Dunlops (5,000) 1.10; Rotnmaos (4,000) $1.07. Jl 07 OU Minints: Auatral Amal (1,600) 24a. 6d. A. Hltam (3.500) 47a.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 14 SINGAPORE. Nov. 21 RUBBER: 75 i cents per lb.. (down threequarter of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 75i cents (quiet) TIN: 5484 per picul (down 51. 12}). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    216 14 QECEMBER Artt «r*d« rubbtr buylrt f.a.b). cloaed in Singapore yeaierdny at 75J ctnti per lb. down threequarter* of a cent on Monday closing price. The tone >■■ quiet. S.C C.R.A clodng price* In centa per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R.s.s. Prompt fob. buyera 74|. sellers 74. tnt. 1
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    Singapore tin price down: Rubber is featureless
    123 14 Singapore tin price down Rubber is featureless THE Singapore tin price A yesterday continued to ease and fell by $1 12 A to $484 on an offering of 240 tons which showed a drop of 10 tons. Tin in London overnight lost around £3 in rather quiet and featureless trading
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    200 14 V-MIPt lymt almgiMa th« ImaMn whams t»d«y m: Ptoot A. Twin Brar l'S'2S, Omka Maru 67. Kr'.min Bakkc 1 '2. Mra.n Maußrikaoa W36. Star Alcyonr Itt. William Lykrs 31 '32. London Maru 10. t'rrxidrnt Harmon IK. IVr.ik N\V S. Urntong H 22. Bayon 3 Outtr r.»m
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    119 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. TN VESTMENT shares were trad- ed along steady lines. Kauri Timber gained Is. to 11s. 6d. Jolin Lytafht eased Is. 3d. to 655. 3d. Bom. metals and oils ware steady. Commonwealth bonds were firm. Con. Zinc 62/9 Mount Isa 70 Hi Herald 59 10H N.B. Hill
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      1185 14 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. Express U.S.A. PaciEic <Sc Atlantic Coast Sarvlea ETA ETA ETA ETA S'por* H>on| S. Frincisc* I. AnrelM N.York at. "RKiikava Man" 2* 21 ni. 7 Otc 21 Btc 21 Btc 14 Jaa ■.I. "kaaikwi Mm" 21 Dtc/ 1 Ja* i In 21 Ja* 21 JM 14
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      1222 14 PRODUCE PRICES I EXCHANGE RATES *37i s*iler*. Cora: November L'K JJJLV,? #T 101 l< >* 1 <■" t0 Continent $26 buyers. |23i *eller*: i>**wst: Muntok white Sl*?i scUera, Nsw Vark: b'.iyint; T.T. S2 15/16. Sarawak whit* SIM aellers. special airmail O.D. 33 1 10. 90 d/st 33 5 16 Sarawak
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      954 14 THE GEORGE TOWN DISPENSARY, LIMITED < Incorporated in thr 1 rdrrjtioo or Malaya i NOTICE IS 111 Itun (Jl\l\ thai an £xtrauroliuiy General Meeting of u.e above-named Company will be lwld ai tne Hgttt«reu offlce of the Compmiv, George Towti Chambers, Ho. .59, Beach Street, Penang, on Thursuay the 28th
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      1040 15 COMPANY MEETING I THE RENONG TIN DREDGING COMPANY, LIMITED i>th Annual General Mrrtinr. to be held on 17th December 19(1. CHAIRMAN'S STATrMENT In my statement lst>ued last November *i;n me annual report and accounts I Informed Stockholders that the dreage on the Jinjjiig property had reacned ground where tin recoveries
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      760 15 ontinucd Irom Pate 1 0 > SITUATIONS VACANT It Words Si (Min.)— Bo* St eta. txtra DRIVBR for L 'Rover aad motor ear. Wage* 8130-. Free married quartan. Apply Manager, Johore River Estat*. L'lu Tlram, Johore. TEACHER-IN-ENOLISH: S.U. Credit -m -English: Chine** school: Bukit Panjang Apply Tay Teow Choo, 137,
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      1147 15 SITUATIONS VACANT I* Words Si (Mm.) Box it ris. SBBM COOK GENERAL AMAH for European couple. Good cooking and referaaeaa *aa*ntlal. Moat be clean and hard working. 61 mil* Buklt Timab Box A 5444 S.T. B'por*. 6INOAPORB TURF CLUB: Two Assistant Cameramen and Two Laboratory Assistant* ar* required for work
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      912 15 EDUCATION Words SS (Min.)— Bo* it cts. extm ICC EXAM. Bkpins In tar. Aoctg Higher quest loos Answer* 1947-61. also T 'writing qna available from T<; ttamuci. PO Box 1731. S'por* CAMBRIDCE CORRESPONDENCE SCNOOL (South East Asia's School of Postal Tuition) Curses Hi Arts, Sei*n«( and Lanzuat. T**tas) by TIM*
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      963 15 HIRE PURCHASE 10 Words SS (Min.)— Box St) ets. extra WISTINONOUBB REFRIGERATOR* ar* available oo Easy Hire Purchase Tarma from Bin Hup Hln, Unltad Radio Ltd., South Asia T-mding Com nanv Kboo Hag Pho Ltd —Singapore TRANSISTOR RADIOSREFRIGERATORS and air- conditioner* oa BULBS PATMJCNT TERMf avaiianl* at ENFiBLO A CO..
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      1054 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE Words SS (Min.)— Bo* St cf. txtro I 1606 0/RBKOND, Hlllman. V/Velox. 1936 Borgward T.B. r Zephyr. Tl Anglla. 1934 F/Anglla M 'Minor F/Son Station Wagon. M/Mlnor Van. 1933 Austin A3O. 1931 M/Oxford. F/Prcfect. 1961 Hlllman. 1937 V/Wacon Pick-up. 1960 Hlllman. Sin Thai Hln Co.. 34, Short
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      810 15 FOR SALE M Words SS (Min.)— Box St cts. txtra SECONDHAND AIM CONDITIONERS Modern. 66 Upper 8 loan Rd. Tel. *****. 1937 Carrier 1 H.P. $370. IM7 Carrier 3/4 H.P. S3lO IBM WeatinshouM li H.P. I4JO. 1936 WMtlnghouse 1 H.P. S3OO. 1953 Chrjsler 1 H.P. 5296. 1935 Chrysler 3 4
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      282 15 WHERE TO STAY (S'Dore) Word, Sit (Minimum) Dalit 1 month. It Word, SI.SO fMflbJ MOTIL AMBASSADOR. s*av<l». 46. Meyer Rd.. Spore. Dancing nightly. STBVBNS CUIST MOUSE Telephoo* *****— Homely. Central and Host t.tonomirai FOR BCONOMV CONVENIBNCB comiort. M.iy HI Station Hoiei. Telephone *****/6. MAVFAIR MOTBL U'porr Caatral —Rooms Alrconditloned Popular
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      MALAYAN PEN FRIENDS
      385 16 MALAYAN PEN FRIENDS Raja Khadijah ht. Raja Mohd. aged 13; Pulau Bukom English School. Singapore: swimming, reading, games. Alison Gan, aged 16: 35. Kampo.iu Eunos. off Changi Road, Singapore 14: swimming, games, SOIIK.V Anthony Chia. aged 16: 9. Civ-oiR Chiii Nam Road, Air Vi -v. Parlc. Singapore 21: badminton hiking,
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      Surprise in store as treasure hunt ends
      1156 16 Surprise in store as treasure hunt ends Ti,| OTHER Goose has her cousin Griselda to stay with 1?1 her. Both old ladies are apt to be quarrelsome and S betxoeen them they give the gander a line old time. They decide to give a party in her honour and invite
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      VIEWING THE WORLD FROM A BASKET
      47 16 VIEWING THE WORLD FROM A BAS KET CULL of high spirits are these mischievous Cairn terrier puppies, ready to "bust out" of the basket for a frolic. The three-month-old twins named Ruff and Tumble come from Blencathra kennels and belong to Mrs. Frank Singleton of Lancashire, England.
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      OVERSEAS LIST
      325 16 Irene Tan, aged 16; P O- Box 103, Jesselton, North Borneo; stamps, reading, swimming. Sheila Megiunnest, aged 17; 30, St- Colmetle's Nlllas, Kells Co. Meatn, vjueensiauu. A.. traiia: correspondence. Lorna Middleton, aged 15; 4, Greenwalk. Crayford, Kent. England correspondence. Patricia Whitinj, aged 17; 4, Dartford Road, Hextable, Nr.
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      35 16 J and THE SHADOWS I in Malaya! Tun THIS ISSUE ;e ■OF M UO "V The topic that's on everybody's lips BIG FUTURE FOR THE TRAD LADS' npfrprpmw? ilMElilri,! nliii 'i lil il Inl li
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      393 16 I FOUR FLOWERS AND A COIN Name »>....... Address ».>..... ■wmi-n >~ Age j Sex HELLO Boys and Cirls: Chan Poh Sum of Kuala Lumpur, you may send the six Z I This week Flipper seeks c.c.c. coupons with a self- I I the help of Miss Page, the addressed
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      157 16 Gone wmS Hie Wind arc your stomach troubles. Why suffer yourself to beor those point caused by indigestion, gastric acidity and other stomach disorder* when RABRO can put an end to them all. Start taking RABRO tablets and stop those pains. Rabro b •ffocHva In 90 oat of 100 cases.
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    STRAITS TIMES ARBITRATION: 14TH DAY UNION WITNESS IS RECALLED FOR MORE QUESTIONS
    2519 17 STRAITS TIMES ARBITRATION: 14TH DAY UNION WITNESS IS RECALLED FOR MORE QUESTIONS NANYANG SIANG PAU'S LIBRARY CLERK TELLS OF WORK ON NIGHT, DAY SHIFTS COURT ASKS ABOUT SUNDAY ALLOWANCE FOR WORKERS OF SIN CHEW JIT POH SINGAPORE. Tues. The Industrial Arbitration Court today heard further evidence on the Sunday allowance
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      826 17 I SUNGEI WAY DREDGING LTD I Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) The Board of Directors at the Annual General Meeting to be neld on the 16th December. 1961 will recommend the payment of I a final dividend of 10% less Malayan income tax at 40*'<- on account of the
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      604 17 WAR DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the j purchase and removal of a War Department 6.400 gallon Braith- i walte water storage tank on a i steel tower at Karangan Camp. near Kullm. Kedah. Further particulars and tender form.- may be obtained from W.D.LA.. War Department Lands Office,
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      775 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited from Feaeial CiUsens for appointment a« TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (REFRIOBRATION INSTRUCTOR) in the Fisheries Department on the salary scale of $324x14-363/410xM-545/562x15-652 plus cost of living allowance. Candidates for the appointment must possess Uie Diploma (Mechanical or EJectrltil EngineerIng) of the Technical College. Kuala Lumpur, or an
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      698 17 NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE $8,000,000.00 5'.,^ and 9% North Borneo Development Loan. 1959, Registered Stock 1965/1987 and 1974 1976 and $6,000,000.00 M 4% and 6\r North Borneo Development Loan. 1960. Registered Stock 1965/1967 and 1974/1976. Notice Is hereby given that the Registers of Uie abovementioned loant will be dosed from Ist
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    CRISIS HITS KELANTAN'S BLOOD SERVICE
    303 18 CRISIS HITS KELANTAN'S BLOOD SERVICE Patients wait as the unscrupulous demand $100 a pint KOTA BHARU, Tuesday. piE Kelantan blood bank is so short of supplies that some patients without relatives have had to go without transfusions or been forced to pay from $38 to $189 a pint to "unscrupulous
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    149 18 A cache of weapons found at strike firm CINGAPORE, Tues.— A police party, acting on a tip-off, raided the strike-bound Hua Heng Rubber factory in Jurong yesterday and seized an assortment of homemade weapons. The police believe that the weapons were to be used if the workers, belonging to two
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    97 18 A^tt™^™,, SINGAPORE, Tuesday. DETECTIVE sergeant flred twice with his revolver when he was in danger ofbeing attacked by 30 gangsters at the Junction of Tiong Bahru and Alexandra late last night The gangsters in two groups were engaged in a running battle using parangs, bottles
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    38 18 PENANG, Tues.— The Thai Consul and Mrs. Swate Komalabhutl will hold a reception at the Royal Thai Consulate, Ayer Rajah Road, at 7.30 p.m. on Dec. 5 to celebrate the birthday of the King of Thailand
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    Bangkok sends back 2 Reds
    46 18 ALOR STAR, Tues. The Bangkok Government has deported back to Malaya two Communist bandits who surrendered to the Thai authorities in June. Both men have been sen^ to Kedah where they are being Interrogated by the Special Branch In A.or Star
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    Fancy dress
    25 18 KAJANO. Tues. Kajang Indo-Ceylonese Sports Club will hold Its annual gettogether on Sunday at 5 p.m. There will be a fancy dress contest.
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    King plants a rambutan tree at Serdang
    163 18 King plants a rambutan tree at Serdang THE Yang dl-Pertuan Agong moving a shovel-full of earth to plant a rambutan tree during his visit to the Serdang Agricultural College yesterday. Looking on In this Straits Times picture Is a senior lecturer of the college. Inche Abdul 'Hamid bin Hajl Hussein.
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    Finger bitten off in a fight
    221 18 Finger bitten off in a fight OINGAPORE, Tues. Two women were fighting each othei "tooth and nail" when one of them bit off the right index finger of the other, Inspector E. Mahadevan told the Second Criminal District Court today. Liew Kirn 01. 40, a housewife, pleaded guilty to hurting
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    Armed gang rob family of $3,000
    68 18 SINGAPORE: Tues. Ten men. some armed with daggers, held up a family at their home in Lorong 24. Geylang, early today and robbed them of $3,000 in cash and Jewellery. The robbers followed Mr. Kang Kay Kwee. a businessman, into his flat when h«
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    Six die of TB
    30 18 PENANG. Tues— Fifty-two fresh cases of tuberculosis, with six fatalities, were reported in Penan* last month. There were also 24 cases of diphtheria, with one death
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      232 18 Straits Times Crossword bbT IF bbY AbbbbbbT bbT^ BHF~~BB ACROSS 6 An overcoat for a wan child 7. There'! no charm In a sot- (7). erelgn (7). 9. Thoughtful form of dexcrra- The old palace opens later tion (11). (7). IB and let slip the dogs ol 10 Monk In
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    WOOD SHOT PETITION MUST FAIL
    352 19 Change approach, write letters David Choong's advice to BAM By OH KEE TIANG PENANG. Tuesday VLHAT is the reason for Malaya's repeated failure to get the International Badminton Federation to abolish the controversial "wood shot" rule? David Choong Ewe Leong, former All-England doubles champion with
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    Fine And Dandy all set for top class racing
    391 19 Fine And Dandy all set for top class racing piNE AND DANDY with Laurie Johnson astride galloped attractively i on a good track at Kuala Lumpur this morning. With Easter Fair (Ismail) for company, this useful five-year-old bowled along freely on the bit over 3f in 39 2/5. Fine and
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    Thai XV will be tough fighters
    155 19 Thai XV will be tough fighters IJUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Ever since the first Thai team to visit Malaya played here four seasons ago Malayan Rugby fans have looked forward to watching these visitors from the North. They play an exciting brand of Rugby and guarantee a tough nght whatever the
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    Six teams for RDY Cup
    81 19 rH, Tues. Six teams including the defending champions. Ramblers, have entered for the Ipoh District knockout soccer competition for the Royal Devon Yeomanry Cup which begins next week. Following Is the draw Top section: PTC Trotters v Ramblers on Nov. 27: winners to meet Cheng
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    SASA WILL RECOMMEND RELAY TEAM
    137 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore Amateur Swimming Association today held its final trial for the S.E.AP. Games at Amber Road wltr< four swimmers being tested for the 4 x 200 metres freestyle relay. Three of the four swimmers Bernard Chan, Tan Thuan Heng and Eric Yeo— have
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    Selangor get 7 in team for Rangoon
    136 19 Selangor get 7 in team for Rangoon ITU ALA LUMPrR, Tues. Selant-or, tbe Malaya Cop champions have seven of their players in the Malayan teajn for the South East Asia Peninsular Games at Rangoon in December. The remainder of the team is made up of six players from Perak, two
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    Unbeaten CSC take the lead
    116 19 SINGAPORE, Tues. Ceylon Sports Club beat Singapore Cricket Club 4-0 ln a S.H.A. league division on< match on the padang today to remain with their Bale^tiei rivals, Indians, the only unbeaten teams in the senior division. With this win Ceylonese move to the top of
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    CHRISTMAS-NEW YEAR RACE MEET IN SINGAPORE
    141 19 UOR the first time there r will be racing in Singapore during the Christ-mas-New fear holidays. The three-day St. Leger Meetinc will begin on Christinas Eve on Sunday. Dec. 24. The second day will be on Wednesday, Dec. 27 and the last day. St.
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    Lock icon FA Cup 2nd round ties
    100 19 LONDON. Tues. The revised draw for the second round of the English Football Association Cup to be played on Saturday Is: Aldershot v Brentford: Ash ford Town v Queen's Park Rangers; Bamsley v Carlisle; Brldgwater Town v Crystal Palace; Bristol City v Dartford; Chester v
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    355 19 SOCCER KLANG LGE: ACS 'A' wo Tamil CUP (Kluanf): Pamol Est 2 Ellas Est. 1. HOCKEY J. BAKsW LGE: IRC 1 1/10 PMO Ourkbas 0; Education 'B 3 DTC 0. PENANG LGE: PSC 3 Malays I; CRC 3 PoUce 1. IPOH LGE DIV. I; Kllat 6 Telecoms 3;
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    K.L. RACE WEIGHTS FOR 2ND DAY
    178 19 K.L. RACE WEIGHTS FOR 2ND DAY Cl 3. Dlv. 2—6 F. 11TEIGHTS for four TV races on the second day of the Srlanxor Turf Club NovVDec. Meeting (Wednesday, Not. 29) are: Purple Base 9.00 Gnnontr Tahan 9.00 Swift Tirer 9.00 John Peel 8.13 Lady Jamb* 8.11 Tant Mlenx 8.10 Bankdraft
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    Swedes will not pull any punches
    205 19 SINGAPORE, Tues. Th# Combined GoteburgNorrkoplng soccer team open their Singapore tour tomorrow against All Singapore with two victories In the Federation and a promise that they "will play all out and not pull any punches SAFA president Mr. Soh Ghee Soon said today European
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    Walkover
    28 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. Royal Air Force was awarded a walkover when Indians failed to rate* a team for their SAFA premier league match at Jalan Besar Stadium today.
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      122 19 SOCCER TO lit MATCHES: AU-S*pore v Norrkoping of Sweden (Jn Besar, 7.30 p.m.): FAM Selection v Malmo of Sweden (Penang City Stadium, 8). rONGGOL CIT: N. Scotia v Selaba (Speedy Rd, T Anson). FRIENDLY: Spore Civilian Referees t Services Referees (Jn. Btsar. RUGGER TOUR MATCH: S'gor RU XV v Thai
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    DEATHS
    62 20 CABLE RECEIVED >hv Rev. J. W. A Kidlrgamnr. retired Minuter. Methodlet Church Malaya panned away at Vaddukodd.il. Ceylon on 21.11 .61. MR. KANO CHAI TMOAN of Ministry of Kd'iratlon, Singapore, died suddenly morning Tuesday 21.11.1941. Corietee leaves 24. Hl:«ir Road on Thurwlay 23.11 61 at 2 pm for Service
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    115 20 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Trap Hock Ben« -thanks all relative* and friends for their assistance, message*, wreaths, cars. Heroin, etc and attendance at hIK funeral Talplng MR. HAROLD TAY and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie l.lm wish to express their heartfelt thank* to all relatives and friends for
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    26 20 VINCCNT DANIEL nnd Merry Ktnt.-ham wish to Inform all their Mend* md relatives that they have been enr.i**d and will he married In wnmhtr I'M!!
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    397 20 LONDON. Tues, Unsettled conditions were again apparent in London markets today with buyers holding off pending the Prime Minister's statement In the House of Ccmmons on wages. Small sales of equities In the HteeDc* of support caused jobber* to lower their prices and although subsequent
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      43 20 The weather HIGHEST and low«.t temperatures in Malaya and Singapore lor Uie period 8 pjn. Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hirliest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 94 72 KoU Bharu 84 75 Penang 88 73 I pon 92 73 Malacca 90 72 Singapore 92 73
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