The Straits Times, 24 November 1961

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    21 1 SlNGxrolE, AVEBACE DAILY CEBTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Net*** fat**** 1 Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    BASES: TENGKU FIRM
    802 1 1957 Treaty will cover Singapore base British reports cause concern From LESLIE HOFFMAN, Editor-in-Chief, Straits Times LONDON, Thurs. r |M i WV Abdul Rahman told me this morning: that he regarded the new defence agreement entered into yesterday with the British Government as an extension, and only
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    THE KING IN AN ADMIRAL'S UNIFORM
    49 1 YANG di-Pertuan Agong, escorted by senior officers, salutes the ensign of the Royal Malayan Navy on his visit to the RJf.N. barracks at Woodlands yesterday. The King was wearing the uniform of Admiral of the Navy for the first time.— Straits Times picture.
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    Lock icon Brig. Hamid replaced in Congo
    94 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Thurs. Col. Ergetu Teshome, Commander of United Nations Ethiopian troops in the Congo's eastern province, has taken over command of the U.N. operations against the Congolese force at Kindu from the Malayan commartd. Reliable sources here said today the transfer followed the refusal of
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    City strike will end tomorrow
    246 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. rpHE strike of workers A in the City's essential services, which entered its 25th day today, will end on Saturday. This was announced tonight by the Government following a final meeting between leaders of the Public Daily-Rated Employees Unions Federation on the one
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    COMET BLOWS UP OVER AIRPORT: 52 KILLED
    135 1 COMET BLOWS UP OVER AIRPORT: 52 KILLED RIO DX JANEIRO, Thursday. £X ARGENTINE Comet IV airliner crashed shortly after takeoff from Campinas airport today, killing 40 passengers and 12 crew, according to the local news agency Meridional. The plane was on a flight from Buenos Aires to New York, calling
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    Search for Auster
    75 1 ALOR STAR. Thurs. Malayan and Thai police today intensified their search for a British army Auster plane reported missing yesterday on a reconnaissance flight to spot terrorist hideouts in the border jungle area. A pilot and navigator were B board the plane. Men from the Royal Malay
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    LATEST
    33 1 12 YEARS FOR TWO MOSCOW, Thurs. I youn^ West GemaaSi Potrr Sonntac. 11. and Walter N.mm.um pir.uird priity to tpyin Wrc <'.i< li l *rnt«ii( ril yrars deprivation of frrrdom today, Rcutrr.
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    Lock icon Malayans hunt for killers
    85 2 TENGKU LOOKS AT PICTURES AND SAYS: WE'RE READY TO SEND MORE MEN THERE MALAYAN troops (at left) with the the United Nations in the Congo ITI mow elephant grass around Klndu airfield in search for the killers of the 13 Italian airmen. Above, the Prime Minister.
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    Lock icon US SENDS UP A SPY in THE SKY'
    77 2 US SENDS UP A SPY in THE SKY' POINT ARGLELLO, (California), Thurs. The air force yesterday successfully launched a satellite carrying a secret pay load. Unofficial reports said it was probably a Samos "spy in the sky" satellite. It was the first IS. satellitecarrying rocket sent up without advance notice
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    Lock icon First batch of Jamaican recruits
    79 2 First batch of Jamaican recruits LONDON. Thurs.— Eleven young Jamaicans, the first to reach Britain under a British Army recruiting drive In the West Indies, arrived here by air aboard an immigrants' charter flight. All in their early 20s. the recruits passed through customs ahead of the other imn.inrant.s and
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    Lock icon Reinforcements
    19 2 LISBON. Thurs. A contingent of 1.400 troops left Lisbon by sea yesterday for Mozambique. Portuguese East Africa— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ghana to send troops again to the Congo
    132 2 Ghana to send troops again to the Congo NEW YORK, Thursday. QHANA has decided to send a battalion of 600 troops to the Congo to reinforce the U.N. operation there, it was announced here last night. An advance company of about 110 men would leave for Leopoldville at the end
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    Lock icon 21 HELD IN H. KONG FOR DEPORTATION
    123 2 HONG KONG, Thursday. DOLJCE have arrested 21 people of a rightwlng group and an undisclosed number of a leftwing group, a Government Spokesman said today in answer to questions. They are held under the Deportation of Aliens Ordinance which gives the authorities power
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    Lock icon Gallery cleared
    45 2 NEW YORK. Thurs. United Nations security officers last night hustled would be demonstrators out of the public gallery as the Cuban and Dominican delegates argued before the Security Council on Cuba's charges that the U.S. planned armed Intervention in the Dominican Republic— Reuter
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    Lock icon F.A.O. chairman
    34 2 ROME, Thurs.— Mr LouLs Malre. of Switzerland. was Tast night unanimously reelected chairman of the Council of the United Natlon.s Food and Agriculture Organisation. He has been council chairman since 1959. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ikeda in Burma
    40 2 RANGOON. Thurs.— The Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. Hayato Ikeda, arrived here today from India by air for a four-<lay official visit at the Invitation of the Burir.e.se Government. He was accompanied by his wite and daughter— Reuter
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    Galvao welcome
    20 2 SANTIAGO. Thurs The Chilean Government had given permission for Portuguese revolutionary Henrique Galvao to enter the country. U.P.L
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    Lock icon Dr. ADAMS BACK ON MEDICAL REGISTER
    129 3 I O N DO N, Thurs.— Britain's General Medical Council yesterday reinstated Dr. John Bodkin Adams, 62-year-old family doctor from Eastbourne, south coast holiday resort. The stocky, balding doctor was banned from practising four years ago after being convicted of 14 charges involving forgery
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    Lock icon WINSTON PAYS TRIBUTE TO M.P. LOGAN. 90
    63 3 WINSTON PAYS TRIBUTE TO M.P. LOGAN. 90 LONDON. Thurs.— Sir Winston Churchill. 86, went to the House of Commons yesterday to pay tribute to the one M.P. older than himself. Mr. David Gilbert Logan (Labour). The House forgot Its political differences to join In acclaiming Mr. Logan on the occasion
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    Lock icon Festival guest
    32 3 BANGKOK, rhurs.—Princess Alexandra last night joined Thailand's Queen In celebrations for the country's annual moonlight Loy Krathong festival In wnich colourful offerings are made to the Goddess of Water— Reuter.
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    JAPS TO BE WHITES IN SOUTH AFRICA
    133 3 JOHANNESBURG, Thursday pOVERNMENT officials in Pretoria yesterday said Japanese and not Chinese would be regarded as white in South Africa. The officials said Japanese, whether born in the republic or not, would have all the privileges of whites, Including the right to buy
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    The hungry boy...
    42 3 BERLIN, Thurs. An East Berlin policeman yesterday fired a shot at a 14-year-old boy trying to pick up a food package tossed over the wall frcm the West The boy was then arrested at gunpoint, West Berlin police sald.^U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Burmese visitor
    26 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Burmese Chief of Air Stall. Brigadier. Clift, Is touring Indonesia at the invitation of his opposite number. Air Marshal Suryadarma. Reuter.
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    U.S. asks Jakarta: Accept Dutch plan to put Irian under U.N.
    557 3 INDONESIA TOLD TO PURSUE ITS AIMS BY PEACEFUL MEANS NEW YORK, Thursday fHE United States last night urged Indonesia to accept projected Dutch withdrawal from West Irian but at the same time it cautioned the Netherlands that there was
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    Lock icon REJUVENATION EXPERT LEADS MISSION TO INDONESIA
    69 3 REJUVENATION EXPERT LEADS MISSION TO INDONESIA JAKARTA, Thurs. A Rumanian medical mission, led by Dr. Anna Asian, who claims to be able to bring youth back to the old. Is on its way to Indonesia. Jakarta newspapers said Dr. Asian held that old age was a form of disease. This
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    Lock icon Storm kills 6
    33 3 MANILA. Thurs. —Sixpeople died and five others were missing today when an offseason tropical storm battered the Vlsayan Islands in the south yesterday, according to Dress reports reaching here.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Pop a pill in mouth to clean your teeth
    106 3 Pop a pill in mouth to clean your teeth OXDOX. Thurs. Britons may soon be able to clean their teeth by popping a pill iv their mouth. The British toothpaste manufacturers. D and Gibb, announced yesterday the company had perfected a tablet which cleans teeth by stimulating the flow of
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    Lock icon Foreign pilots not wanted
    47 3 SAIGON, Thurs. Young British. Australian and Canadian pilots who have volunteered to fly in the South Vietnamese Air Force #ou!d not be recruited as there were enough Vietnamese pilots, a .spokesman for the Chief of Staff of the Vietnamese Armed Forces said.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Castro invited
    17 3 JAKARTA, Thurs— President Soekarno has invited Premier Fidel Castro of Cuba to visit Indonesia.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Four hanged for murder
    74 3 LIVINGSTONE (Northern Rhodesia), Thurs Four Africans found guilty of the murder of London-bom Mrs. Lillian Burton, 39, on the Rhodesian copperbelt in May last year, were hanged at Livingstone central prison yesterday. The Africans had iheir appeal dismissed by the Rhodesian federal supreme court In July.
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      380 3 Reminder to motorist*.. "CHECKUP" TIME IS HERE! Now it the time to take your car in to your favourite serviceman. He'll check it {=3 and tone it for the important driving {==3 season ahead. He'll probably install new jr-T*. spark plugs. When he does, tell him to be sure to
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      398 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORT SEKVICG 41.7 metre* MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE 476 metres A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negara- A.M 6.00 Good Morning; 6.02 ka, News Headlines 6.05 Morning Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News Melodies 6.50 Keep Fit With Teik 705 Melodies At Sunrise; 8.00 The Lee; 7.00 Sing
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    1961's worst strike month
    181 4 SWITCHES OF MEMBERSHIP OF UNIONS CONTINUE OCTOBER DISPUTES IDLE 18,947 SINGAPORE WORKMEN SINGAPORE, Thurs. There were 14 strikes in Singapore last month, snaring with September the highest total for any month so far this year, costing 33,527 man -days and involving 18,947 workmen. There were 126
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    PSC head quits, off to London for cure
    174 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. I.im EnK Bee (above) has resigned as the chairman of the Singapore Public Service Commission because of ill health. A Government statement today said that Mr. I.im formally tendered his resignation to the Yang di-Pertuan Negara on Nov. 18.
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    Koh Kong Sun
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The name of Mr. Koh Kong Sun, alias Koh Goh Bah, who gave evidence at the inquest on his son James Koh, 19. at the Coroner's Court yesterday was incorrectly reported as Koh Tong Sun.
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    Lock-out rumours not true: Ford
    144 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ford Motor Co. of Malaya Ltd. in Bukit Timah in a statement today described as "entirely unfounded and incorrect" rumours that it had closed its Singapore plant and "lockedout" its employees, following the strike by its 200 workers. The company's Industrial Relations
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    EXAM RESULTS REPRESENT 'A STRIDE FORWARD'
    527 4 EXAM RESULTS REPRESENT A STRIDE FORWARD' SINGAPORE, Thurs 4\F 23,148 candidates who sat for the English stream of the Primary School leaving examination this ye>:\ 10,187 or 44 per 'cent passed, as compared with 34 per cent who passed last year. Announcing this today, the Ministry of Education said that
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    'SPORE CAN SUCCEED IN INDUSTRY'
    465 4 'SPORE CAN SUCCEED IN INDUSTRY' SINGAPORE, Thurs. MR. E.J. Mayer, nrst director of the $100 million Economic Development Board, today stressed that Singapore possessed all the main factors essential to industrialisation and could successfully industrialise itself in the very near future. Mr. Mayer, a top Israeli economist who arrived here
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    MINISTRY TO REVIEW PROBLEMS OF S. T. C. BUS DRIVERS
    151 4 MINISTRY TO REVIEW PROBLEMS OF S. T. C. BUS DRIVERS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Home Affairs has promised to review 35 traffic summonses pending against Singapore Traction Company drivers. This follows talks between representatives of the B.T.C. Employees' Union and officials 01 the Ministry. The union had earlier lodged
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    King approves break with tradition TAKING THE SALUTE
    988 5  - King approves break with tradition TAKING THE SALUTE R CHANDRAN By Singapore, Thursday PARADE COMMANDS IN MALAY FOR THE FIRST TIME.. .AND HE TELLS OF NEW UNIFORM Yang di-Per-tuan Agong, paying his first visit to the Royal Malayan Navy base at Woodlands, noted with pleasure a break with tradition in
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    Pontoon bridge repairs
    75 5 BUTTER WORTH. Thurs. The Permatang Pauh pontoon bridge was closed to heavy traffic today when a section of the structure was found broken. Only light vehicles are now permitted to cross the bridge, while bus passen- gers have to get down and walk across. Heavy vehicles bound
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    TRAVELLING NURSES MUST SERVE ON RETURN
    97 6 TRAVELLING NURSES MUST SERVE ON RETURN I/UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. -The Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dato Ong Yoke Un, said today that nurses going abroad for training on scholarships would have to sign an agreement to serve the Government for a specified period on their return. Speaking at the
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    649 6 LONDON, Thurs. Papers in Britain discuss future of Singapore bases as a result of Anglo-Malayan agreement THE Anglo-Malayan 1 agreement for the creation of a Federation of Malaysia to include Malaya, Singapore. Sarawak, North Borneo and Brunei was given considerable prominence by some British newspapers this morning. The Guardian
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    All ready for big literacy campaign
    279 6 All ready for big literacy campaign 20,488 CLASSES FOR RURAL AREAS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. is set for the big campaign to teach the national language and other subjects to 500,000 people in the rural areas next year, the acting Minister of Rural Development. Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, announced today.
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    MALAYA IMPORTS ERSATZ RUBBER, SARONGS
    210 6 MALAYA IMPORTS ERSATZ RUBBER, SARONGS KUALA L U M P U X, Thurs.— Malaya has been indulging in some "bringing coais to Newcastle type of trade thi* year, according to latest statistics issued by the Federation Government. It has, for instance. Imported: SYNTHETIC RUBBER —250.000 lb of it costing $302,295.
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    Pistol hold-up
    36 6 TAIPING. Thurs Three youths, one of them armed with a pistol, held up three others at the Lake Gardens here yesterday morning and robbed them of their personal belongings and cash valued at $200
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    A 'monument queen'
    51 6 IPOH, Thurs— Sale of flag* throughout Perak and a dane« will be held on Dec. 2 in a;d of the National Monument Fund The dance, which will include the selection of a "monument queen." will be held at the Bt. John Ambulance hall here starting at 8.30
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    Museums chief praises India and Pakistan
    201 6 JJUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Director of Museums, Haji Mubin Bheppard, today expressed the hope that other countries would emulate the example of India and Pakistan In contributing rare exhibits to Malaya's proposed new National Museum. He was speaking at the presentation of a replica
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    'Sacrifice' urged in schools
    383 7 'Sacrif ice' urged in schools THINK OF FUTURE AND THE CHILDREN, SAYS LEADER OF MCA IPOH, Thursday. 'J'HE vice-chairman of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr. Liew Why Hone, has called for "personal sacrifices" so that Chinese schools can be converted to the national type in accordance with the education policy.
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    Confessed bookie is fined $5,000
    93 7 Confessed bookie is fined $5,000 CINGAPORE. Thurs. Chua Puay Teck, 42. was fined S.VOIMUn the Ninth Magistrate's Court here today m hen he pleaded Kuilty to :i charge of being a bookmaker Tan Tr<nv llt-onc. and l,im Choon Wang. 2ti. who admitted being agents for a bookmaker, were fined Sl.OOO
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    Masked youths rob four
    31 7 IPOH. Thurs. Four flshermongers. including a woman, were robbed of $250 by four masked youths, armed with daggers, on the Jclapang Road near here, early this morning.
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    Sultan's son to marry film actress
    238 7 Sultan's son to marry film actress Sultan agrees The marriage, to which the Sultan has already given his formal absent, would take place "as soon as possible." Tengku Ibrahim said today at the Kuala Lumpur camp of his unit, the sth Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment. The 23-year-old Teifgku first met
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    Cut diamonds import up since boycott
    83 7 Cut diamonds import up since boycott ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The value of imports of cut diamonds from Belgium and other countries into the Federation rose by $3,071,440 during the first eight months of this year as the result of Malaya's trade boycott of South Africa. The value jumped from $4,474,385
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    Five detained
    19 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Police detained five suspected secret society gangsters under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance yesterday.
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    Umno meeting
    26 7 KULJM, Thurs. A meetIng of all nine Umno youth divisions In Kedah will be held next month to "consolidate" their political and economic position
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    MAYOR'S DINNER ON DEC 10
    73 7 PENANG. Thurs.— The Mayor. Mr. 00l Thiam Siew. will hold his annual Christmas dinner at the City Hall on Dec. 10 at 7.30 p.m. The dinner will be followed by a variety concert to be staged in front of the City Hall. The Governor. Raja
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    $3,900 haul by thieves
    35 7 IPOH, Thurs. Thieves stole $1,500 worth of pens and $2,400 from the Kuang Ming Press in Panglima Street here last night. They entered the building by forcing open the back door
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    Two students detained
    44 7 IPOH. Thurs.— Two students of the Yuk Choy High School here have been detained by the Special Branch for questioning in connection with investigations into subversive activities. Several documents were seized by the police when the students were taken into custody.
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    Farmer's wife robbed
    43 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A farmers wife. Madam Poh Kirn Ho. 39. was held ud and robbed of $534 by two men, one armed with a knife at Mandai Road last night. Madam Ho, who put up a struggle, was slightly injured.
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    Seeking a loan
    30 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs. —The Province Wellesley Banking Union will consider this weekend a resolution to seek a $3,800,000 loan from the Apex Bank to help padl Planters.
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    you call that our crowning glory?
    277 8 ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT you come down to it, we women just don't know how fortunate we are. Three-quarters of the world is beating their brains out putting out gadgets, thinking up devises, working out methods to give us more leisure, provide us with more comfort,
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    Hey, Bill! This message is especially for you...
    572 8 THE age of extraA vagantly frivolous gifts is past, or at least moving away, I think. Men are not so likely to give sweet and scanty baby-dolls, or huge bouquets of hothouse blooms. And although we women do like a little spoiling,
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    let's talk it over
    782 8  -  Lucy huang by one of the nicest things about Christmas is the preparation yOU know what I like most about Christmas? The preparations. I guess that is true of most big occasions, but especially so of Christmas. Part of the pleasure of shopping Is being able
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    SIMPLE DEPENDABLE AND CLEAN
    322 8 SIMPLE DEPENDABLE AND CLEAN "J"HE lost time I spoke about Stongas in this page, I was so overwhelmed with mail enquiring about it that I thought I had better give you a few more details. First I wont you to know that Stangas is just as good os natural gas,
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    $375,000 MAN TELLS COURT OF HIS FEAR
    402 8 Two face $30,000 extortion charge K. LUMPUR, Thurs. A former Singapore dishwasher, Ramli bin Nordin, who won the $375,000 first prize in a lottery, told the High Court here today of his bewilderment and fear of losing his life when his adopted sister
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    Plea for cash to fight poverty
    121 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Federation Government has contributed $10,000 to the UN. Food and Agriculture Organisation trust fund in support of its "Freedom From Hunger Campaign." The Government urged firms, organisations and the public today to participate in "this worthy cause" by contributing to
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    Teacher is accused
    53 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A teacher in a Chinese school was charged in a magistrate's court today with raping a 13-year-old pupil. Yee Tar Swee, 31, Is alleged to have committed the offence in a room at Tanjong Pagar Road, on Nov. 3. He was allowed $5,000 ball. No
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    New 'pioneer'
    19 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Light metal manufacture is to be declared a pioneer Industry, it was announced today.
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    $250 fine for harbouring
    91 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A businessman was fined $250 in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today for harbouring his three children who were illegal immigrants from Indonesia. Chew Chua Pee. alias Chew Bze Mlang, pleaded guilty to a charge of harbouring his three children, Lie Hi and Lie Keng,
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    Merger: A challenge to Barisan leader by Umno chief
    210 8 Merger: A challenge to Barisan leader by Umno chief I/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. 1V The Umno publicity chief, Syed Ja'afar Albar, today challenged the chairman of the Singapore Barlsan Sosialis, Dr. Lee Slew Choh, to declare his party's stand on the present multi-lingual policy in Singapore and to accept Malay as
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      123 8 Buys Bunny By Hal pit Beimdahi r^-41 I BUSS, PLEASE TRTY #£A&NG PORT fPSSTI I GAVE W\t\\ I ,/^tPT M-MI6HT ABSORB/I BOOK HE'LL SOON >7 tk ,~ArK' C —--^J^^F^ST^T^ A LITTLE Jr4 GET TIREP OP IT ANP S tf^fW^^A 3 POETRVI jS\ TURE ,L/Jj LEAVE SO WE CAM g* Cjf
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  • STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
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    IN MEMORIAM
    33 10 1* Horrf, f Minimum, IN EVER LOVING ___Mf of our i»d Kavmiir.d I'.ajaMngam in> It-It ua unddrnlv on M ll.l!«>0. S.xtiy BWi inrcrti *r.4 im> i.ui.t c;i\rii, a id* bart laifih.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    149 10 H H»rrf< flu I Minimum NO MAKAN BESAR MaßßleM rakaaea eaJU »*>nr. Jim a drop will make all that differe- it today! I AM HEAD i> '1 heeN in Suma miterlal A.«k for Men:*' ■urn <;iamoure;te itrtdu BAD ODOURS WORRVINC Ywn? Bkr,,.h 'hem guirklv v ith Airvirk aaasaed at
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    29 10 H.,f#. tU$ (Win., YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rally. Victoria Mnnuriui Hull. Saturday JOtn November 7.30 p.m. Speaker Geoffrey A'.'shi-K»na<l:in. "Our tetnice 'ctM" lor fuhor>. mo'hers md v weironird
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  • The Straits Times Friday. November 24. 1961.
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      Agreement In London
      627 10 Malaysia, tayi a httppy Tcngku Abdul Raiunan. will ibe achieved "some DOM MM yo;u." This date docs not find any mention in the joint communique signed by the Primo Ministers of the Federation and the United Kingdom. It would nevertheless be rash to cnallenge tlie Tengku's confidence
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      Pacific Policy
      472 10 Except in South Vietnam, where it has yet to instai and project the new image, America's Pacific policies have thit month borne fruits that should nourish the faith of the Kennedy administration and some of its wavering supporters. [Whether, as the Japanese socialists ayer t the U.S. has
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      Family Planning
      98 10 As delegates to the consultative conunittee of the Colombo Plan were foiced to acknowledge, population in SouthEnst Asia is rising too fast lor development efforts to keep up Malaya, with the highest natural increase of all, can' no longer afford to treat family planning as a desirable but
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    THE RACE FOR THE LEADERSHIP OF ALL AFRICA
    1454 10  - THE RACE FOR THE LEADERSHIP OF ALL AFRICA DAVID HOLDEN It's on and the stakes are as important to the West as they are to most Nigerians... by rWI H E R E are still some ._B_ c o m p I acent o I d Nigeria hands who seem
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    India's drive for new markets
    460 10 SALESMANSHIP AT THE BIG FAIR NEW DELHI, Thursday AVAST industrial fair, the biggest India has ever known, was inaugurated this week in a bid to increase India's exports. Twice the size of the last fair, in 1958. it is spread over 180 acres and is
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      661 10 STRAITS TIMES. FREE PRESS r~ Ik, HMHlam I*ll H- mr rtmmlilfn af la» Nm COLD ITORACI ARCADI O»CM»«D MOAD. «IN«A»O»« itill rrtttv, tmmll n4r*rHnmt*tt n»< m/Ktor mini tmtM mlnrt,ttmimt, flttmd la suniiri mmt a/M kmmrtad <•; COLD STORA6I •RAMCHIS at MOUUtND OOAD. KATOIxa. AUTMORISIO AUNTSt CITY SOOK M.M. STORI LTD.
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      88 10 Myths about Hereditary Diseases When a child is born with a physical defect a club foot, perhaps, a faulty heart, an illformed spine the parents' shocked reaction may be against having another child. An article in the November Reader's Digest (now on sale) reveals that recent Riant strides in genetics
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      213 10 the FIRST name <«jff in precision o/cle chain (Ijmv \imlmblt Irtm dock trum UNITED MOTOR WORKS LTD. 137 Orchard Rojd. SINGAPORE 44 Ijljii Rji« La-t. KUALA LUMPUR 116 Prjngin Rojd. PENANC n>d« k, N£NOLO CHAINS LTD el Nwh VISITING BRITAIN SOON? Take advantage of Europe's Lowest Car Hire Rate*4 You're
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    Get experts to guide us on merger' plea
    9396 11 ASSEMBLY: fourth day of the merger debate SINGAPORE CITIZENS NOT SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS, SAYS WORKERS' PARTY CHIEF Mr. R; THIS CRY OF SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS WAS ALSO RAISED BY P.P.P. TIMES ASSEMBLY REPORTERS SINGAPORE, Thursday 'Barisan men feel they are saviours... it's an obsession
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      97 11 Introducing maidenfbrm >s latest creation Pre-Lude^^ Lace <[^^ 1 v iy VI y{N. J\ Exciting' new backless design WL***^' '^-^f^eft 1 creates a,avlyjncwjbra for., the jj\pr^\. most extreme ow >BC t f»*k»on all in luxuriously appealing mlon Y^y M lace, black and white L. 1 A. B. C. Cupv On
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      92 11 M SPEED ~M°" ly *l GEARBOX HbSI9K FFt^ gallon of PETROL @^rr% good for 45 miles (ss\ WN Jeatltefi bed comfort! I /^rV, park 3 m nSUESS MOTORS UD Is. Orchard Road, Singapore. Tel. ***** 5. WEAINC IMS. m traces. Seremban. Kuala Lumpur *wi UNIVERSAL CMS Icon HENS HAN Alor
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      154 12 AT Fot Malaya's Most Challenging Car B» \m THE iSJwniS u&L Ha Mliil wniioß fr ■toiWr ii x Vfc Wt ~^v J- I I J i %&&&s&&■ isi^S^^e Greater Luxury Here's Mini-Motoring in the Grand Manner still with the same wonderful up-to-date-50-miles-per-gallon economy and seating for four adults. New. improved-design
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      1685 13 BLUE FUNNEL LINE FREICHT ENQUIRIES Til: 24|J PASSACE EHIDIBIESi Til: 2412. (0 ACtN LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW. LONDON, t. CONTINENTAL PORTS. b:~. sTye""™ 1 P. S'hari Pining aJAX Lifltpill. b^iow llPt Net 28 Net 21/31 MAP.GN I Mil. Dublin, Ha«n. H'btirt CM. 11 Nit 27 Nlf 21/ 1 IAERItS LittipMl, Glasgow Nl.
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      1398 13 iai^^ii^^^i^^O^Bf^sf/JifT*^/aTTP^D^2B Br^flF^aafl^^lT^aT^BT^^ilil THE E. A. C. LINESSAILIHSS TO: MEBITEIBANEAN. CBNTIHENTAL S SCAHBIHAVIAH PUTS. /oWak Perwt ArW "BORItANA" t) 29 Nlf/ 4 Bee 1/ 7 Me I Ik rafVfCAAtl "MALACCA" k| c) IS/11 Oec II 21 Die 71 32 Btc n UZJJ^I "SAMOA" a) 28 Me/ 4 Jai b 7 laa
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      1667 13 Sim!!.* THE BEN UNE STEAMERS LTD. siNSAPOii (ißmiaißßwi en mum Baajaa) ts UtffS EXPRESS SERfICtS TI IBUBBN. LIVERPOOL ft eONTIHIinAI PORTS Span P. rhaai Panaai BENHIANT mr H D«rL I'oon. Mlvn, R'dMi ll Pt/Nn 21 Hn 21/ 1 BtNVKACKIt IE.U L'RNI. H 'DM, Hull. N'kuri Hn at/ 2 Mt 2S/2J
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      1187 13 teMcALISTER 6t CO., LTD. ttuHß.tnn BLLBBMAM LIMB KLA VENESS LINK Urn. IBffMN. NAMBUM. MTTIRBAM LOS ARSELEI. SAN FRANCISCO ft HULL SEATTLE. VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND em BF NEWCASTLE Accel tut cartt 1 11 Cttlfll ft U.\> rtm t Sin* Aaanta. C. 11-14/27 Hn NHM/lßec 21/28 Ntf BIUCAINVILLI •CUIs KtrlskMi "OO 1
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    Singapore tin price, has rally
    207 14 T»HE tin price in Singax pore after its recent drops rallied yesterday by 87i cents to $482.75 on an offering of 250 tons. Despite the further fall in Singapore, tin held relatively steady, in London overnight closing values showing a loss of mostly 20s. a
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    120 14 MELBOURNE, Thurs. INVESTMENT shares maintained a steady trend. Australian Consolidated Industries gained Is. 9d. to 78s. 9d. and herald Is. 6d to 61&. Base metals and the oils were steady. WoodMde gained Is. to 6s. Sd. ML I.sa eased Is. 3d. to 695. Commonwealth bonds held a firm
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    88 14 THE Malayan Eiertang* Banks' Aseeiatien made there chance* la I* rate* to merchant* yesterday (all rate* to $100): Canada: buytn* T.T. 34 j. airmail T.T. 341. 90 0. «t 34 13 IS credit bill*. 342 trade bill*. telling T.T. er 0 D. ready: Canada 33 15/16: Fremrt Francs
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    TIN SHARES NOW IMPROVE ON MORE ACTIVE MARKET
    585 14 From Our Market Correspondent rERE was a more active market in tin shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and tin prices showed improvements. This was due to the overnight steadiness of the tin price in London and the modest rally in
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 Mfttajrut Stock Indie**: Not. 23 Nor. 23 Indoatrtals: 157.75 157.24 Tin* 305.27 309.58 r»bh*r»: 234.84 230.84 Jan. 1 IUBsIM
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    807 14 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals SB bractcete: tnrtuitrialt: J. Wausii (1.OO0) |I 90: M. Ccoient (2,000) 52.22J ON; Sim( Darby (1,000) Ts. ON, A: Cold Btore (1,000) 52.50; 8. Trader* (4,000) S4.SO; Wearn* (1,000) 53.: Oualopa 11.1 l
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    119 14 Prfduee Exehang* Slngaper* neeo pfKlee* per ixeul yeetorday: Coconut oil: bulk J3A eellers. drum 137t seller*. Oesra: November IK/ Continent 526 buyer*. $251 seller* P»P*er: Muntok white J1671 aeller*. Sarawak white $163 sellers, special Sarawak black Sl3O sellers, garbled Uunpoog black Sl3O sellers, i^rpppn, black ABTA 1140 aellers.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    32 14 SINCiAPORE. Nov. 23. RUBBER: 752 centa per Ib., (unchanged). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 751 centa (unchanged). TIN: $412.75 per picul (37} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 20 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    215 14 DICIMBIR MM grade ruObtr buyert f.e.b. cloatd in Singapore y««t«rday al 751 c*nt» per lh. unchanirrd on Wedaeaday'a price. The tone «n qultt C.C.R.A. clo.«:n< prlcea in cenU per Ib. 7*eter4ay' Tat. 1 R. 8.8. Prompt f.o.b. buyera 78J, eellrri 731: Int. t H.S.B. Dec. buyer* IH, petlem
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    165 14 CHIPS lying alonind* th* Smgaport wharvis tidiy art: Canada Mail «/9, Maori 42/43. Halldil S/9. Klmlkawa Maru 1/2. Olaac Seme NYV. 5. Balancor NW. 2, Press. Harrinon 18, Maron 33/34. Galaxy 38/39. Outer raadi: Llan Hln. Pan, Kln»n«. Kenlngau. Tbcoaa L.tvanoo. African Lady, Sonja, Inoharran. Ataml Maru.
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      1217 14 V^ KAWASAKI RISEN KAJSHA. LTD. Kxprcss U.S.A. Paetfia Atlantlo Coast Service ETA ETA ETA ETA S pO'r P. S Um H kotf S. FranOKO I. Aflftltl NYorh "KrairtMra Mtfi"C.l-2,£TD Otc 7 Dtc IT Dtc N Dtc 14 1m "K*aik*wi Maru" ?fM Dtf 11 Otc 1 Jaa i la* 2« la*
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      343 14 ripQPM^*V*V*B*JJ^**V*V***V*pi|^BHIHBBgHH*HH«VH|H i WtSTIOUHB EUROPE SERVICE S'so'e P. S'fism Pentni LOMIMI 11/1J lie 14/15 tot II DM MtrttillM, Hlvr«. Oustirt, SOUTH 1 WEST »F»IC* SERVICE S'per* TCmUMSI VI Me Durban 01/12). Port Elizabeth 01/121, Ctpetowi (M/ 12), Mitrti 01/12). tips (1/1). Cotonou (1/1). Acer*. Tltsndi. Abidjan, trectown. Conakry, Dtftir (22/1). EUTMU(ip_
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      121 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT VACANCY FOR SCHOOL CLERK Applications are lnv/ed from Federal Citiieas for the above post. Applicants must have attained their 17 th but not their 23rd birthday and must have passed the School Certificate or Federation of Malaya Certificate Examinations. Preference will be given to those with a knowledge
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      642 14 COLOMBO PLAN SCHOLARSHIP IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. An award has been granted by the New Zealand Government, ro Ihe LADY TEMPLER HOSPITAi. j (or training In Phy&iotherapy in 196:. Applications ire Invited from female Federal Citlsens between tbe ages of. 13 and 21 who possess, a Higher 3chool Certificate, with credits in
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      386 14 TEMOH TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in KnrUndi Telegraphic advic-e liat. been eceived Irom London thai iho Annual General Meeting of Mm Company will be held on 29th December, 1961. No dividend i» recommendeo. in respect ol the year ended 30Ui June, 1961. THE BORNEO COMPANY. LIMITED, Agents. NASSIM CO., (SINGAPORE)
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      724 15 NOTICE CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbrokers.) I nrrdrernrd Pledged Goods and Jrwrllrry from the following Pawnbroker*' Shops No. 135 New Bridge Road. Lam Joou Siong (Cnup Seai Fob) No 255 South Bridge Road. Ho Van Kee (Chop Heug Pall) Yoi.g Kee. No. 287 South Bridge Road. Scow X.an (Chop Nam CheoDg). No.
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      588 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from Fedetal Ct'izens tor appointment a& Temporary Junior Technicians, in the Public Works Department. Pahaug, on '.he salary scale of $85 x 7.50 115/137 50 x 7.50 197.60/212 50 a 750 280 plus Cost of Living Allowance at current rates Qualifications' Applicants should
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      511 15 (Continued from Page II) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Words Si (Mim.)— Box ft cts. extra BXFBRIENCED BUILDING SITE Foreman. Apply with full particulars and salary wanted to Box A 5473 S.T.. Singapore. NOTICES THE RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY LIMITED Receivers and Managers appointed 27th September. 1961 TAKE NOTICE Uutt a
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      1032 15 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word, Si (Mim.)— Box it ct,. txlrn CHINESE 'EURASIAN Manageress and several waitresses. Apply personally from 8 p.m. at New Kalong Bar. I 107 Marine Parade, Slngapore-15. WANTED IMMEDIATELY Linotype operator for Malacca Printing establishment. State experience and salary required to Box A 123 S.T. Malacca. WANTED—
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      1053 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Words St (Mim.)— Box tt ets. aajN FULLY FURNISHED FLAT In Tanglln Road, next to Tangle Inn. Two alr-ccndltloned rooms, large dlc:ng/ sittlnc room, fully equipped kitchen, telephone. stereoKram. Available from 10.1.6:2 for 5s months. SfSO/-. Apply Box AM62 S.T. Spore. WELL FURNISHED 3-t>odroom bungalow (2 air-conditioned) bathrooms
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      1003 15 TUITION tt Word, Si (Mim.)— Box St cts. ,Xt re WANTED Chlnrse teacner to teach three primary four children (School subject) hours 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays, Wednesday, Fridays Sundays off Serancoon Road. Particulars fee ate. Box AM3B B.T. Slnsapore. CHRISTMAS'! APPROACHING! sew sMS Inns quick-easy Ballroom dancing Quickstep,
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      931 15 FOR SALE it Words St (Mim.)— Box tt rfa. sxfrn PHILIPS KLSSOO TRANSISTOR Hearing Aid. tiopic-proof, low battery drainage, lightweight. Enquiries to Philips Singapore Limited. P. O. Box 1358. Spore phooe 303*6 GRAND OPINING! 24th Novem- < ber '9SI. Po Slang 87 Tangltn Road Ladles Dress Makers from Shanghai ready
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      145 15 WHERE TO EAT (Spore) it Words Sit (Minimum) Dollg 1 month. 10 Word, St. SI) (Via.) MUI PONO RESTAURANT cheon at only fl :>o p-r h«v I Broth Fruvl Fi.*h Chips Peas Roll Butter Cherst Toffee FRESH FLOWERS Word, 510 i Minimum) Doilu I month. 10 Word, S2.SV (Mm.) ORCHIDS
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      AUSTRALIA NOW DIRECTS HER INTEREST HERE
      205 16  - AUSTRALIA NOW DIRECTS HER INTEREST HERE GUNN CHIT THYE By AUSTRALIA is looking forward to increased trade with Malaya as a result of Britain's decision to enter the European Common Market, an Australian businessman, Mr. Russell N. Stokes, said in Penang. Mr. Stokes, who is an elected Member of the
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      Selangor coffee is best in the land
      194 16  - Selangor coffee is best in the land LUCIAN PETER By COFFEE grown in Selangor is the best in the whole of the Federation and is getting a good market outside Malaya. This was stated ln Klang by Inche Zakaria Abdul Raof. the Agriculture Officer for Klang. Inche Zakaria said that
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      Canada rubber
      44 16 CANADA consumed 9,913 tons of natural, synthetic and reclaimed rubber In September, up 686 tons over the same month last year bringing the total for the first nine months to 79,449 tons compared with 80,932 tons ln the corresponding period last year.
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      Sarawak's pilot oil palm plan to start soon
      204 16  -  T.S. TAN By ARRANGEMENTS have been completed to start an $80,000 pilot project to grow oil palms for the first time in Sarawak. The project located at the Limbang River area is to be financed by the Colonial Development Corporation and the
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      LONDON EXECUTIVE ON ASIAN TOUR
      110 16 AN executive of a London standard steel building and structural company will soon visit Singapore, the Federation and Borneo territories during a Far East sales promotion tour. He is Mr. JTD. Wood, new sales director of Banders and Forster Ltd. of the Chamberlain Group of
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      BORNEO TRIP BY N.Z. TRADE ENVOY
      110 16 BORNEO TRIP BY N.Z. TRADE ENVOY T*HE New Zealand Trade Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. H.W. Shepherd will begin his annual visit to the Borneo territories tomorrow to strengthen business ties between the two countries. He will call at Sibu first and then leave for North Borneo on Monday, after which
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      GESTETNER MAN ARRIVES FOR A SIX-DAY VISIT
      48 16 GESTETNER MAN ARRIVES FOR A SIX-DAY VISIT MR. S. DAVID, commercial director of Gestetner Ltd., duplicator manufacturers, arrived in Singapore yesterday In the course of a tour, of Gestetner offices in Asia and Australasia. Mr. David will stay in Singapore for six days and hopes to visit Malaya.
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      MALAYA WATCH MARKET ACTIVE
      259 16 MALAYA WATCH MARKET ACTIVE THE active watch marx ket in Malaya serves as a barometer for trade, Mr. Edmond L. Bethell, director of one of Switzerland's leading watch manufacturing companies said in Singapore. Mr. Bethell of Universal Watches. Geneva, Is on a Far East campaign to enhance and strengthen the
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      Germans make . more cars
      37 16 Germans make more cars WEST Germany produced 191.242 motor vehicles last month against 187,657 units in September. This brings production for the first 10 months to 1,797.422 units against 1,683,300 units ln the corresponding period last year.
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      284 16 PLEASE COME TO the X'MAS FAIR on SATURDAY £>U 9th December 0 at SINGAPORE P% BADMINTON STADIUM C^\ OPEN FROM 10 A.M. All pro«e«d» divided equity between the Singapore Children* Society, the Singapore Association (or the De»( »nd the Spastic J&. Children's Association. jjfl THE BIGGEST AND BEST /yi X'MAS
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      237 16 DEPOSIT Your funds with Lombard Central Finance M mk Company Ltd. I 'security combined with an attractive rate of ll INTEREST per annum U V payable half yearly assets EXCEED $20,000,000 Call or write LOMBARD CENTRAL FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED Second Floor, Finlayson House, Raffles Quay, P.O. Box 2884, Tel: *****,
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    Joint action to boost rural output of farm produce
    555 17 Joint action to boost rural output of farm produce JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. fHREE Johore Government Departments are taking concerted action to boost the output of agricultural and farm produce in the State. The departments involved are the Agricultural Department, the Veterinary Office and the Drainage and Irrigation Department. In giving
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    Date fixed for postman's trial
    60 17 BUTTERWORTH, Thurs The Sessions Court President, Mr. K. Somasundram, today fixed Dec. 21 for the hearing of a case In which a postman, Apparu, was charged with misappropriating a registered envelope containing 350 rupees. Apparu. 46, who was alleged to have committed the offence at
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    First aid
    36 17 TAIPING, Thurs. Incht Kamaralzaman bin Abdui Rahman, chairmen of the Federation of Malaya Red Cross Society. Taiping district, presented junior first aia certificates to 85 members of the youth unit of the Convent here.
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  • FILM REVIEW
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      'MISTY' (MINUS BOX OFFICE APPEAL) IS REFRESHING
      321 17 C)NCE li a whiit tnere comes a film so utterly free of today's usual box office themes of sex, slapstick and sentimentality that one wonders whether it had not been made lr error. Perhaps the film company had bought the wrong book and
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      Lavish entertainment for 21a hours
      184 17 Lavish entertainment for 2 1 a hours l-TOR aome reason or other which I can't remember now I didn't see Paramount's "The Greatest Bhow on Earth" when it was first screened in Singapore in 1952. Seeing it last week some 10 years after It was made didn't seem to have
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      In the tradition of epic and near-epic films...
      132 17  -  CHAN CHIN BOCK -BY ]?OR those wnose cinematic taste runs to no surfeit of the epic or near-epic films set In Rome, Athens Carthage or where have you, there Is yet another offering this week in "Rivak the Rebel" Like most of
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      768 17 BY ORDEK OF THE HH.H COURT OF SINGAPORE AUCTION SALE OF VALI'ABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES IN SINGAPORE SOLD L'NDER THE ORDER OF THE HIGH COI'RT AND THE DIRECTIONS OF THE REGISTRAR THEREOF IN ORIGINATING SI MMONS No. 191 of 1954 T* be brM at ear saleroom Nee. 14 1« Rebinseo Road.
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    RUGGER THAIS ALL BUT LOST IN MUD
    354 18 RUGGER THAIS ALL BUT LOST IN MUD KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE waterlogged ground at Police Depot today almost beat the Royal Thailand Police in their rugger match against Royal Malayan Police. The Thais won narrowly by 3-0, the points coming from a 33rd minute penalty. But In spite of the
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    Chua Eng Kim leads Perak at carnival
    97 18 IPOH, Thurs.— The Perak Hockey Association will send a contingent of 15 players for the national hockey carnival in Kuala Lumpur this weekend. The players will be led by Chua Eng Kirn. Mebourne Olympics and Tokyo Asian Games player. Philip Sankey, an •international
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    SOSC NAMES 62 FOR GAMES AND HOPES FOR GOVT AID
    635 18 SOSC NAMES 62 FOR GAMES AND HOPES FOR GOVT AID WE MAY GET FAVOURABLE REPLY BUT DONT BE TOO OPTIMISTIC— C.C. TAN SINGAPORE, Thursday gINGAPORE Olympic and Sports Council tonight decided on a team of 47 competitors and 15 officials for the S.E.A.P. Games in Rangoon from Dec. 11 to
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    Ampat Rajah does smart gallop
    347 18  -  EPSOM JEEP BfMßflai W'th KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. AMPAT RAJAH showed smart form on a soft track at Kuala Lumpur this morning. With Garnet Bougoure astride, this strapping five-year-old galloped attractively in a tryout with stablemate <6teel (Taylor) clocking 39 4/5 for 3f Ampat Rajah has
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    Singapore score first but fall off badly
    358 18 Singapore score first but fall off badly SINGAPORE, Thurs. Goteburg-Norr-koping of Sweden completed their Singapore soccer tour tonight by beating Singapore state side 5-1 in a fast, exciting match at Jalan Besar stadium. The Swedes were much the better side, but Singapore put up a good fight in the first
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    PARTNERS PART, TULLOH TO TRAIN
    137 18 PARTNERS PART, TULLOH TO TRAIN A formidable partnership has ended with the breaking up of the K van Breukelen-L T stable combination. Fifteen horses belonging to L T Stable formerly trained by Kinus van Breukelen at Ipoh have now been transferred to Abdul Mawi at Kuala Lumpur. When top trainer
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    Lock icon Spore team win at HK
    106 18 HONG KONG. Thum. Thaukt to a fourtli wicket 71 -run stand bUween W.E.G. Payton and AllMalaya player Ray Milner. the visiting Singapore Par East Air Force XI finished the first match of their Hone; Kong tour yesterday with a convincing 81-run victory over the "Seawlngs."
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    Washed out
    19 18 SINGAPORE. Thura— Todays dlv. 1 hockey league match between SCC and SRC was postponed owing to rain.
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      27 18 FRIENDLY: Malacca CRC 2 Muar Loke Wah 2. KLANG DIST. 'UNDER-15*-Highland Est received w.o. from Trumbleyee Est. McGILIVRAY CUP Klaang: Pamol Est v R -vertex postponed.
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      28 18 KLANG DIST. LEAGUE: Port Swettenham RC 2 Klang High Bchool 1. PEN AN G LGE: DTC 6 ESSC 0 IPOH LGE DIV. 2: Dragoons 2 Workshops 0.
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      36 18 8. AUST. CHAMPIONSHIP Bfiaal: Margaret Smith beat Yola Ramirez 6-1. 6-3. Darlene Hard beat Lesley Turner 6-4, 6-2. Neale Fraser beat Rod Layer 7-5, 1-6 5-7. 6-3. 6-4; Roy Emerson beat Mukerjea 6-0. 6-3. 6-3.
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      31 18 EUROPEAN CUP: Olasrow Rangers v Vorwaerts (E. Berlin) abandoned owing to fog, Rangers leading 1-0. Dukla cf Prague 2 Servette of Switzerland 0, SCOTTISH LGE: QPR 1 Hamilton A 1.
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    Lock icon MCC declare at 222 for 6
    51 18 JAIJPUR, Thurs. Rajasthan were 27 for one in their second innings on the second day of their match against the MCC here today The MCC had earlier deat 222 for six in reply to the clared in their first innings Rajathan total of 268
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      330 18 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 Pour In bad need of a bit oi 1 Abash one by a devlllah re- salad, perhaps (0). flection? (14). 6. Employer loses his bead In Plant split by earthquake: all the plant (6). came safely through (9). 7. Sea serpent I can be wrong
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      89 18 HOCKEY SINOAPtAdC LEAGUE: DIV. 1: BCC v Khaisa Padang; DIV. 2: RAF Seletar v Naral Police. Seletar. TENGAH EAF-fCMZAF Combined Mala (Tengah) MHF CARNIVAL at XL: CBatu Cantonment). S'OOE LEAGUE DIV. 2 Selangor Club v TMCA (padang), Kllat 'B v Weames (Pantal). IPOH LEAGUE: DIV. t: Ipoh Boys Club v
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    Joint Services all set to win again with tronger team
    513 19  - Joint Services all set to win again with tronger team TEOH ENG TATT TWO BROTHERS MEET IN BATTLE By SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Singapore Joint Services, the holders, comfortably cleared their first hurdle, Commonwealth Forces South, in the Malaya Cup Rugby championship a fortnight ago and on Saturday they should have no difficulty
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    THE GIRLS TAKE OVER IN IPOH THIS WEEK
    425 19  - THE GIRLS TAKE OVER IN IPOH THIS WEEK LEE FOO SAN By IPOH. Thur.v Women hockey players from Penang and Selangor will converge on Ipoh this weekend for a triangular meet with Perak on the Town padang. The meet is the second In a series of three planned in preparation
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    POLICE TO CRACK DOWN ON CRACKERS AT MATCHES
    339 19  - POLICE TO CRACK DOWN ON CRACKERS AT MATCHES OH KEE TIANG By pENANG, Thurs. With 1 the Penang All-Blues rugger team away on a tour In Bangkok and Penang's next Malaya Cup rugger fixture against Commonwealth Services (North) to be played on Dec. 2. Penang will have a quiet week-end
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    THAIS WILL BE THE MAIN ATTRACTION
    435 19  -  ALEX SOARS By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —Rugger and hockey are the main sports attractions at Kuala Lumpur this week-end. The Royal Thailand Police team ends its seven-day visit to Kuala Lumpur with a match against the Malayan Rugby Union President's XV. The match will
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    Johore to send nine
    161 19  -  GURNAM SINGH By SEGAMAT, Thurs Johore and Pahang will put up a combined team for the three-day Malayan Hockey Federation carnival at Kuala Lumpur, which starts tomorrow. Two Johore youngsters, C. Williams and 18-year-old Lim Aleng Jit, who acquitted themselves credltablly at the Seremban 'quad' three
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    NS-Malacca must fight harder
    421 19  -  GILBERT WOODEN By SEREMBAN. Thurs— Negrl Sembllan/Malacca Asians who have jost both their first two rugger matches this season in the All Blues Cup competition will have to show more determination and fight If they want to beat Federation Armed Forces on Saturday. In their first
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    DEATHS
    110 20 i ABLE NEWS RECEIVED hv Mr Hoad Kuala Lumiuir that hrn brother Mr n K ;.a\.irrinam Ml of Malayan Railway paaMi Stray in Chant:- .vlon on L' 2.11.61. MA THAM SHUN. a»rd 79 panned away peacefully at 11.00 a. mi on 23rd Novembrr 19A1 leavlns behind hli wife. Ma
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    IN MEMORIAM
    20 20 IN LOVING MEMORY of Raymond (UHnmtam. who dlrd tn Kuala Lumptir on 34 11.1960 "Konc but rtill rcninnbriTd
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    55 20 AUSTRALIAN ANO titm Zeal.md OnSMH 1 Abhoci.ii ion of Malaya. The tralia la holding an oprn houw evenInu for t-raduatrs from .V;«tralta and Nfw ZttUM on 1.11.61 s no p.m. at hla mldrnor, 21 Golrvirw Road. Kuala L4in>p«ir. Thoft* atlrndlnic plraje lrrform Urn Pocrttanr Mr. V S I.K-w brfor*
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    375 20 LONDON, Thuxs.— Some newspaper comment on possible Sterling devaluation unsettled giltedged securities on the London stock exchange today. but th,e pound held steady In the foreign exchange market. Persistent selling caused giltedged prices to fall sharply and losses extended to 15 16. War Loan three
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      42 20 The weather HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kui.U Lumpur 91 72 Kot.i Bharu 86 75 NSHH H8 73 Ipoli 91 73 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 90 n
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