The Straits Times, 21 December 1961

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    17 1 UIRAGF DAILY (IHTIIIIh SALE K\rEFD<» fIO.OOO The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    ALL BACK MALAYSIA
    1117 1  -  TAN TOCK SAIK MALAYA HOLDS PAKISTAN TO DRAW: Page 23 > ,:■>:■■:■-:.■■>■■ .V More talks in Kuala Lumpur next month From Misgivings and doubts largely cleared up KUCHING. Wed. FULL support and acceptance of the idea of Malaysia was given today by all delegates attending the Malaysia
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    KENNEDY PRAYS AS DOCTORS FIGHT FOR FATHER'S LIFE
    162 1 KENNEDY PRAYS AS DOCTORS FIGHT FOR FATHER'S LIFE PLM BEACH. Wed.—President Kennedy prayed in a small white chapel in tin- grounds of a Palm IVarli hospital last night as doctors fought for the life of his multi-million-aire father (above). Mr. Joseph Kennedy, 73--year-old former Ambassador in London, is seriously ill
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    Lock icon Tengku, Lee for Thai golf
    47 1 BANGKOK. Wed. The Prime Minister of Malaya Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. are scheduled to arrive here on Friday for a friendly private Rolf meet at the southern Thai seaside resort of Hua Hln. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Back to normal in Goa —Delhi
    290 1 YEW DELHI, Wed.— Conditions in Goa are "fast returning to normal." an Indian spokesman said tonight. Resistance and opposition had finished. Earlier, the Indian Defence Ministry announced that the Governor of Goa. General Vassalo de Silva, had been captured. He was found in a
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    Lock icon Border accord
    30 1 RAWALPINDI. Wed. Spokesmen for Pakistan and Burma said today that "considerable understanding" has been reached between the two countries on their common border on the River Naaf. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Tshombe meets Adoula
    249 1 LEOPOLDVILLE Wednesday \|R. Cyrille Adoula, iTI Congolese Prime Minister, and President Moise Tshombe. of Katanga, today began talks at Kitona base to settle their difference. Mr. Adoula and Mr. Tshombe would "get down to business" today, the Informants added. Mr. Tshombe arrived from Ndola in Northern Rhodesia
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    Lock icon SOEKARNO STUDIES 'COMMAND' REACTION
    693 1 SOEKARNO STUDIES 'COMMAND' REACTION JAKARTA, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Soekarno has begun a study of foreign reaction to his "command for the liberation" of West Irian. Pleas for moderation have beon received from President Kennedy and U Thant, Secretary-General of the United Nations. Reports from the Hague say the Netherlands might be
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    Lock icon 'Soccer final bribes' -five barred
    106 1 'Soccer final bribes' -five barred RANGOON. Wed. Five Burmese soccer players will be barred from future South -Fast \>ia Peninsula liames for st-ilinc out to a uaniblint syndicate. It was announced today. Brigadier Aung (oi. president of the organising committee, said they deliberately lost the final game, which Malaya won
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    Railway plans for big rush
    135 1 Railway plans for big rush ITU ALA LUMPUR. Wed. 1V —The Malayan Railway administration today announced that additional passenger accommodation would be provided on trains during the Christmas and New Year holiday period. It said that additional passenger accommodation would be provided on all day and night express trains between
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    292 2 BERLIN EXPECTED TO BE BIG TOPIC IN 2-DAY PRE-CHRISTMAS TALKS WITH KENNEDY HA3ULTON (Bermuda), Wednesday. VI R. Harold Macmillan arrived here by air today for two days of intimate pre-Christ-nias talks on world affairs with President Kennedy. They will meet tomorrow and Friday. The British Prime
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    Lock icon U.S. sends 41b. monkey 600 miles up in sky
    152 2 U.S. sends 41b. monkey 600 miles up in sky CAPE CANAVERAL. Wed.— A giant Atlas rocket streaked into the night sky from this missile base last night with a 41b. Rhesus monkey in a cylinder which was ejected when the rocket engines burned out about five minutes after launching. A
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    Lock icon ROSANNA'S HOLL YWOOD A TOWEL
    54 2 ROSANNA 'S HOLL YWOOD A TOWEL- JT.AI.Y S popular young actress, Rosanna Schiaffino, makes her Hollywood film debut in "Two Weeks in Another Town" wearing a pink bath towel. Kirk Douglas, who stars in the film, drew the pleasant task of powdering her back in the initial scene of the
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    Lock icon Baby born with her heart outside chest fights for life
    169 2 Baby born with her heart outside chest fights for life VI ANILA. Wed.— A tiny six-day-old baby girl was today fighting for her life on the operating table as five surgeons attempted to set her exposed heart In Its right place The baby christened Maria Corazon Sampang was born last
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    Lock icon U.S. names new Manila envoy
    49 2 WASHINGTON, Wed.— Mr. William E. Stevenson. 61. who was admitted a barrister-at-law of the Inner Temple. In London in 1925, has been appointed United States Ambassador to the Philippines. He is a cousin of Mr. Adlai Stevenson, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon SIR EARLE PAGE
    179 2 (HE WAS PRIME MINISTER FOR 20 DAYS) DIES MELBOURNE. Wed. Sir Earle Pate, a former Prime Minister of Australia, died today aged 81. after j. long illness. A member of the House of Representatives for 42 years until he lost hj in the recent federal elections, he
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    Lock icon MARGARET'S BABY IS CHRISTENED
    62 2 LONDON. Wed.— Princess Margaret's 36-day-old son was christened yesterday at Buckingham Palace. Queen Elizabeth was one of the five godparents. She held the baby and gave Its names David Albert Charles to the Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr. Michael Ramsey, who performed the traditional Church (if England
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    Lock icon ALGERIA: 'RESUME TALKS' APPEAL
    130 3 ALGERIA: 'RESUME TALKS' APPEAL NEW YORK. Wed. The UN General Assembly's main political committee yesterday voted to call upon France and the Algerian Provisional Government to resume negotiations "with a view to implementing the right of tbe Algerian people to self determination and independence." The resolution, tabled by 34 Afro-
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    Lock icon Attack on U.N. men, so giant mining firm hq is occupied
    500 3 Attack on U.N. men, so giant mining firm hq is occupied Secret mission to Paris NEW YORK, Wednesday ETHIOPIAN troops of the U.N. Command occupied the Union Miniere headquarters in Ekisabethville yesterday following heavy mortar and machinegun fire from the installations on them. A U.N. spokesman said that U.N. officials
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    PRIME MINISTER OF NEWEST NATION IS ALL SMILES
    55 3 PRIME MINISTER OF NEWEST NATION IS ALL SMILES LOOKING happy at London airport recently was Mr. Julius Nyerere, Prime Minister of newly-inde-pendent Tanganyika. He had just flown in from Dar-es-Salaam by East African Airways liner. Later he flew to New York where his country was admitted to the United Nations
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    Border accord
    30 3 RAWALPINDI. Wed. Spokesmen for Pakistan and Burma said yesterday that "considerable understanding has been reached between the two countries on their common border on the River Naaf.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon S. Vietnam guerillas kidnap Jap supervisor
    235 3 S. Vietnam guerillas kidnap Jap supervisor OAIGON. Wed. The Japanese embassy in Saigon was still waiting last night for an indication that Communist guerillas who kidnapped a Japanese businessman on Monday, were willing to conduct ransom negotiations. An Embassy spokesman said that the businessman. Mr. Segano Fukai. of Tokyo, and
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    Lock icon German named commander
    31 3 C6LO. Wed. Rear Admiral Gerhard Wagner, of the West German Navy, will command naval forces in Natos new Baltic Approaches Command (Baltapt. it was announced here yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon A PLEA TO LAOTIAN PRINCES TO UNITE
    329 3 GENEVA, Wed. rpHE 14-power Laos conference in a message to the three princes leading the political factions in Laos yesterday urged them to form a coalition Government quickly and send a united delegation to attend the negotiations when they are resumed here on
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      407 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORTWAVE SERVICE: SERVICE 41.7 metres 41 metres A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Nefara- MEDR'M WAVE SERVICE: ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning i- 6 m -tr« Melodies; 7.00 Rendezvous With M Music; 7.30 Tlm« Signal. The AM 600 Good Morning; 6.02 News; 7.35 Ministerial Talks; 7.50
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    STAY LOYAL TO GOVT. OF THE DAY, UNION TOLD
    321 4 STAY LOYAL TO GOVT. OF THE DA Y, UNION TOLD SINGAPORE. W«d. rADE unionist Mr. F.V. Rajendra has warned the Singapore Medical Workers* Union, of which he is the adviser, and its members to keep away from politics and be loyal to the Government of the day. Mr. Rajendra, who
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    A new sit-down —strike begins
    301 4 - SINGAPORE, Wed. A fresh sit-down strike by 15 workers has broken out at the International Computers and Tabulators Ltd. (1.C.T.) in Shaw House, Orchard Road in protest against the management's alleged refusal to negotiate their claims for more pay and better terms of service. Mr.
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    FRIENDSHIP GIFTS FROM AUSTRALIA
    181 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. I^IRS. G.S. Essery, a representative of the Aus--ITI tralian-Asian Association of Victoria, which seeks to promote friendship, understanding and good-fellowship between the peoples of Australia and Asia, sent a vanload of toys to the Social Welfare Department's Banda Street creche yesterday, shortly after her
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    JAILED FOR ASSAULTING HOUSEWIFE
    129 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. A labourer, Oon Chai Lam, 21, was jailed for two months by the ninth magistrate's court here today when he was convicted on a charge of outraging the modesty of a British housewife. The offence took place at the five-foot way of a house
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    RATION ZONES
    33 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Water will be shut off in ZONES FIVE and SIX from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and in ZONES ONE and TWO from Z p.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    IMPORT FIRM IS ORDERED TO REINSTATE PEON
    201 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Industrial Arbitration Court lii two hours today settled a dispute over the reinstatement of a dismissed peon between the Import and export firm of Salgal Brothers In High Street and the Singapore Textiles and General Merchants Employees Union. This is
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    DEATH SENTENCE ON A YOUNG TAPPER
    248 5 DEATH SENTENCE ON A YOUNG TAPPER IPOH. Wed. A tapper. Ahmad bin Man, 21. was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Azmi in the High Court here today for the murder of Ibrahim bin Shariff at Batu Kurau. near Taiping, on the night of July 27. The seven-man jury took
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    Sardon for tour with King
    45 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jublr. will leave here by air on Monday for Pakistan to be the Minlster-in-Attendance to the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong and his Consort during their State vl.slt to that country.
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    Schools urged to decide on Govt. aid
    313 5 MINISTER TELLS of PARENTS' PLEAS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed THE Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, said in a Radio Malaya broadcast tonight that a number of parents had written to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, asking him to force
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    THIEVES FOILED BY ALARM SYSTEM
    91 5 THIEVES FOILED BY ALARM SYSTEM TPOH, Wed.— An attempt to break into the home of millionaire miner Mr. Leong Kee Nyean, in Cowan Street here was foiled by an alarm system. Mr. Leong had just returned home after a dinner party when he heard the alarm in his room. He
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    No-stop trains
    38 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The local passenger trains leaving Tumpat at 6.25 a.m. and Kuala Llpls at 6.55 a.m. will cease to stop at Paya Keladl Halt In Pahang from Jan. 1, the Malayan Railway announced today.
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    'White Australia' protest grows
    438 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. TWO young Australian university graduates today spoke of the increasingly militant opposition in their country to their Governments "White Australia" policy. Mr. Theo Bredmeyer, a law graduate, said most Australians, shaken out of their complacency by Britain's proposed entry into the European Common Market,
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    MEETING TO STUDY ARMY WAGE OFFER
    133 5 ALOR STAR, Wednesday. THE pay revision committee of the War Department Civilian Staff Association will meet in Penang on Sunday to discuss an offer of revised wage rates for the 6 000 civilian daily-paid employees of the British Army in the Federation. The offer
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    School decides
    37 5 KAJANG. Wed. The Kajang Yu Hua Junior Middle Chinese School, which origl. nally decided against conversion into national-type school, will now accept Government aid. The decision was taken at a meeting here on Monddy night.
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    Back to Geneva
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. J de Givry, representative of the director of the International Labour Organisation in Geneva, left by air today on his way home after attending the ILO Asian Regional seminar which ended here yesterday. He will stop in India and Pakistan to visit labour
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    a PROBE INTO MalaY FAILURE
    157 5 a PROBE INTO MalaY FAILURE pENANO, Wed. The Penang Malay Association, a non-political body, has derided to investigate the reasons for the high percentage of failures among Malay students who sat this year's secondary promotion examination. This follows complaints by parents that the number of failures had increased this year.
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    The professor is a lady—
    185 5 The professor is a lady SINGAPORE, Wad. F)R. (Mrs.) Winifred Uan*raj has been appointed to the chair of Social .Medicine and Public Health in the University of Malaya here the first woman ever to be appointed professor hi the University's history. She was the University's senior lecturer in Social Medicine
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    Man fires two shots into the air
    85 5 Man fires two shots into the air ALOR STAR. Wed. Two pistol shots fired by a gunman caused a commotion at Kampong Titl Kerbau last night. The man, had called on a farmer. Mat bin Long, and asked for his son. When told that the boy was not in. the
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    Now by jet to Perth
    58 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Qimtas Empire Airways announced here today that they would begin jet operations between Perth and Singapore on Ktb. 1. The Qantas V Jets will cut flying time between the two cities from llj hours to four hours and 40 minutes. At present the
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    THE TWIST
    100 6 operation that this doctor can actually enjoy while he's working THIS is one operation that a doctor can actually enjoy. Dr. David Goldman. ;i chiropractor from New Jersey, performs the twist with shapely Nadine Weiicr on the dance floor of the Steak Pit Restaurant in Paramus. New Jersey.
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    205 6 OODAMARG (Northern Goa border), Wednesday INDIAN troops yes--1 terday barred Indian and foreign journalists from entering Goa to watch the fall of its capital of Panjim. Journali-sts armed with official entry passes had dashed to various points on the border in an attempt to reach besieged
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    Lock icon Goa yields but the Governor leads a last stand
    456 6  -  GORDON MARTIN r JUBILANT HINDUS THRONG CAPITAL'S STREETS By PANJIM, Wednesday THE streets of Panjim were yesterday thronged with jubilant Hindus, who form one-half of Goa's population of 650,000, after Indian troops crossed over Mandovi River into the town yesterday. The
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    Peking backs India
    90 6 PEKING, Wed. The Chinese Government last night Issued a statement expressing "resolute support" for India's action in sending troops against Portuguese forces in Goa. The statement, issued by the Foreign Ministry said: "The action of the Indian Government for the recovery of Goa reflects the demands of
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    Lock icon A 'WELL DONE' HANDSHAKE FOR MENON FROM BREZHNEV
    102 6 A 'WELL DONE' HANDSHAKE FOR MENON FROM BREZHNEV BOMBAY. Wed. s,. viet President Brezhnev last night congratulated India's Defence Minister. Mr. V. K Krishna Menon, on the successful completion by the Indian Army of its "Operation Vijaya (Victory)" «n Ooa. Mr. .Menon. who had arrived here earlier from Delhi, mat
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    DOCTOR MARRIES TEACHER FROM PENANG CONVENT
    91 7 DOCTOR MARRIES TEACHER FROM PENANG CONVENT DR. ADISESHAN of Ipoh. and his bride. Miss Pearl I'illay. a Penang Convent teacher, after their wedding at St. George's Church, Penang. yesterday. The Archdeacon of North Malaya, the Rev. A. C. Dumper, officiated at the ceremony. Miss Pillay. eldest daughter of Mr. and
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    Lock icon A big increase in piracy in N. Borneo
    280 7 A big increase in piracy in N. Borneo COLONIAL SECRETARY GIVES FIGURES, TELLS HOUSE HE IS WORRIED LONDON, Wednesday. jy|R. Reginald Maudling, the Colonial Secretary, gave figures to the House of Commons showing a big increase in acts of piracy reported to the North Borneo Government during the first 11
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    Art exhibition
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin HusMtn. will open the fourth annual exhibition of the National Art Gallery tomorrow at 5.15 p.m.
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    Aborigines are happy in their new areas
    191 7 Aborigines are happy in their new areas KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A pilot scheme to induce aborigines to live a more normal and settled form of life has been successfully implemented in i Pahang. The Pahang Protector of Aborigines. Inche Badrllla bin Karlm. said in a statement that more than 100
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    Man with knife is jailed
    55 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. S. Dass, 21. of Batu Lane, was 1 ailed for two months today by the Sessions Court here for possessing a knife "without lawful authority or lawful purpose" on Dec. 4. He had a knife wrapped in a handkerchief when searched by
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    RADIO STAR TROPHIES FROM BOTH PREMIERS
    150 7 RADIO STAR TROPHIES FROM BOTH PREMIERS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.Both the Prime Ministers nt the Federation and Singapore have donated tropnies for the Radio Star Contest final to be held at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall here on Saturday night Tengku Abdul Rahman has presented two pewter trophies costing $450 each—
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    Co-op officials
    27 7 MENTAKAB. Wed. Mr. E. Dhamotharan hat- been elected chairman of the Mentakab Co-operative Stores Ltd. Mr. R. Suppiah is secretary and Mr. K. Paramanathan treasurer
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    JAPAN INVITES A MALAYAN YOUTH COUNCIL TEAM
    207 7 JAPAN INVITES A MALAYAN YOUTH COUNCIL TEAM KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Japanese youth official has invited the Malayan Youth Council to send a delegation to Japan to study all aspects of the youth movement there. The invitation came from Mr. Tatsuo Kobayashi. a member of the executive board of the
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    —MONTH'SGRACE FOR 14 POLICE OFFICERS WHO FACE THE SACK
    223 8 MONTH'SGRACE FOR 14 POLICE OFFICERS WHO FACE THE SACK SINGAPORE, Wed. The 14 police officers threatened with dismissal under Section 20 of the Singapore Police Force Ordinance have been given a month's grace to explain their part in the death of a suspect in a C.I.D. cell. The Commissioner of
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    Rural move by 100 families
    31 8 KUALA PILAH. Wed. About 100 families from Kampong Gunong Pasir, near Sri Menanti, have moved to a new settlement at Kepis under a rural development project.
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    Keen competition in industry warning
    191 8 Productivity Centre's operation plan signed KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.Tht? Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl. today warned that Malayan industry would eventually have to face even keener competition than at present. It would be essential, therefore, that the country's oroducts were of the
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    National Monument Fund tops $200,000
    83 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The National Monument Fund has passed the 520f1.000-mark. The latest list of contributions includes a sum of 54.905. bring the proceeds of a recent party arranged by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, in aid of the Fund. Other big donations came
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    42 8 BANGKOK, Wed.— Forty-five youths from Malaya, Including 15 girls, paid a surprise visit to the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation headquarters yesterday. The visitors arrived In Bangkok last week for an i'ducatlonal tour. The group returned home today.— U.P.I
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    1327 9 A GREAT POET WAS JAILED IN MALACCA UNREQUITED LOVE DROVE HIM TO DESPERATE DEEDS ARMS and .the heroes," declared Luis Y;i/ de (.'amoens. 'who i'rom Lisbon's shore, through seas where sail was never spread before; beyond where Ceylon lifts her spicy
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    Lock icon $600 MIL. U.N. BOND ISSUE AGREED
    184 10 $600 MIL. U.N. BOND ISSUE AGREED NEW YORK, Wed. The U.N. General Assembly's budgetary committee yesterday passed a resolution which would authorise the floating of a U. 5.5200 million (S6OOM) United Nations bond issues. It is meant to help extricate the world organisation from its present financial difficulties. The vote
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    29 10 BOMBAY, Wed. President Leonid Brezhnev of the Soviet Union, now touring India, was 55 yesterday and received messages of congratulations from Premier Nehru, and President Prasad. Reuter.
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    THESE SPECTACLES ARE DANGEROUS, SAYS A BRITISH M.P.
    132 10 THESE SPECTACLES ARE DANGEROUS, SAYS A BRITISH M.P. VI K. JAMES DANCE, Con--ITX srrvative, Mf. for Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, who Is waging a campaign against the use of inflammable materials for spectacle frames, is pictured giving a demonstration outside his London home in Rutland Gate, when he held a Press conference.
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    220 10 PRETORIA, Wed. A SOUTH African family ot eight became officially "white" here yesterday when they successfully appealed against a race classification board Judgment that they were "coloured" of mixed white and non-white descent. Mr. Justice Snyman. who allowed the appeal, said that although evidence cast doubt
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    MILLIONS OF FISH WITH URGE FOR SUICIDE
    121 10 MILLIONS OF FISH WITH URGE FOR SUICIDE OYDNEY, Wed. Millions of fish have been hurlIng themselves ashore for some mysterious reason on the northern New South Wales coast, defying efforts to save them, it was disclosed here yesterday. The fish have been swimming to the beaches with their heads out
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    Lock icon Mail robbery
    33 10 LONDON. Wed. Eight masked men raided a mail depot a few hundred yards from Buckingham Palace here today, coshed postmen and escaped with a reported £15,000 worth of registered mail. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Free S-W Africa' vote in the U.N.
    167 10 NEW YORK, Wednesday. T»HE U.N. General Assembly decided yesterday to A set up a seven-member special committee to visit South- West Africa before May 1, 1962, and arrange in consultation with South Africa for the mandated territory's early independence. The Assembly adopted by
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    Lock icon No to N. Korea
    40 10 NEW YORK. Wed. The U.N. General Assembly's main political committee last night agreed not to invite North Korea to take part In its debate on the divided country, although it had already seated South Korea. Reuter.
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    267 10 Hong Kong is a police state, says an M.P. 'GIVE MOKE FREEDOM' COMMONS CALL- LONDON, Wednesday. ]y[R. John Kankin (Labour) said last night that Hong Kong was a police state still largely operating under wartime regulations. He urged the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Reginald Maudling, to give the people there greater
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    148 10 Britain to use decimal currency if possible, says Lloyd LONDON. Wed.— The .Government Is to Introduce a system of decimal currency in Britain unless the difficulties are overwhelming, Mr. Selwyu Lloyd. Chancellor of the Exchequer, revealed yesterday. He told the House of Commons he had set up a committee of
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    73 10 BAGDAD, Wed.— Oil has been struck at 16 different places in Iraq outside the exploitation areas of the three major oil companies operating in the country as defined by the new oil law promulgated on Dec. 11. the English-language newspaper Iraq Times reported. When the
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    29 10 MADRID. Wed. A Spanish military tribunal yesterday sentenced 10 people Including two women, to prison terms of from eight to 20 years for "Communist activities." U.P.I.
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    79 10 SAIGON. Wed. Civil guard units killed about 200 Communist guerillas In a series of clashes In Kien Hoa province, about 60 miles south of Saigon last week, the official news agency Vietnam Press reported today. However, competent mill- tary sources said that according to their Information only
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    1872 11 Govt. is urged: Press ahead with river improvement plan SINGAPORE. Wednesday THE Alliance Assemblyman for Fairer Park, Mr. A. P. Rajah, today asked the Government to press ahead with the Singapore River Improvement Scheme if only from the point of view of sanitation. Mr. Rajah was speaking at the continued
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    624 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. A. P. Rajah 'Alliance— Farrer Park> tonight urged the Government to consider amending the set-up of the industrial Arbitration Court. Speaking on the labour situation at the continued debate in the Legislative Assembly on the Government's policy for IM2.
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      684 12 Malaya is "anxious"' in the true sense of the word, remarked Dato Nik Kamil, in the course of the West Irian debate in the U.N. Assembly last month. He was speaking of Dutch plans to internationalise the territory, under U.N. aegis, a scheme which he thought would
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      379 12 Notable differences of opinion have crept in between Britain and America, not nearly sufficient to rock the Atlantic boat but conspicuous enough, nevertheless, to warrant discussion during the fourth meeting Messrs. Macmillan and Kennedy have arranged in the first year of the new administration in Washington. Britain Delieves
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      160 12 Tho best that car. be said of the Colonial Secretary's remarks in the House of Commons on the subject of piracy off the Borneo coast is that he dealt delicately with a delicate subject. Piracy, he conceded, was one factor in the decline in North Borneo's documented exports
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    MALAYSIA: 'ONLY THE REDS WILL PROFIT BY DELAY'
    1406 12  - MALAYSIA: 'ONLY THE REDS WILL PROFIT BY DELAY' MB. LEE KUAN YEW 'As the British colonial power withdraws we should get together, for it is more likely we shall survive in a united group than by going our separate ways...' by Prime Minister of Singapore, in a broadcast over Radio
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    472 12  -  ANDREW WILSON By pUSABETHVILLE. Wed For anybody dedicated to U.N. ideals of peace and human dignity, the past ten days In Ellsabethville have not been easy. One has been forced to put customary attitudes to the Congo in abeyance and accept painful facts. THE FIRST of
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    278 13  - Elephant rides for the Queen and her daughter MAZLAN NOORDIN From Bangalore, Wed. THE Raja Permaisuri Agong and Sharif ah Salwah went elephant riding yesterday during a twohour visit with the King to Mysore Zoo. The visit, not on the programme, was arranged by special request. On their arrival at
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    Jeering crowd disperses
    343 13 EX-WORK BRIGADE MEMBERS GATHER OUTSIDE CAMP: POLICE BREAK UP MEETING SINGAPORE, Wednesday. RESERVE UNIT police today broke up a meeting of over 150 exWork Brigade members opposite the brigade's Paya Lebar camp in Airport Road. Armed with wicker shields and batons, the steel-helmeted men escorted the jeering,
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    Christmas on 'ditto' island—all in the line of duty
    362 13 Christmas on 'ditto' island— all in the line of duty THEIR FAMILIES STAY at CHANGI KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. -"Howdja like to spend Christmas on Christmas Island?" as the popular song goes. Some of the married R.A.F. aircrew of No. 48 Squadron, Changi will be doing just that in the line
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    166 13 Ministry gives a reminder on overtime at Customs offices I/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Federation importers and exporters were reminded today that Customs offices would do overtime work only in certain circumstances tomorrow when the nations budget is presented to the House of Representatives. A Ministry of Finance statement said
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    Officer in car crash
    52 13 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. Flt.-Lt. J. Gaudrey, of the RAAF, was Injured slightly when the car he was driving collided Into the rear of a stationary lorry at Kampong Gajah Road here i.t 1.30 this morning. Flt.-Lt. Gaudrey was rushed to the RAAF hospital here. The car was
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    130 want to attend that merger meeting
    137 13 130 want to attend that merger meeting CINGAPORE, Wed. More than 130 organisations have applied to take part in a meeting sponsored by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to discuss the Government White Paper on Malaysia. The meeting is to be held in the middle of next month. The closing
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    A charge is dropped
    69 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. —A I charge of rioting against 19 daily-rated employees of the City Council was withdrawn in the Eighth Mlglstrate's Court today. They were acquitted The 19 were alleged to have been members of an unlawful bssenibl} which caused hurt to persons seeking employment at
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    Very strange, says Malacca SF chief
    258 13 MALACCA. Wed THE Socialist Front President of the Municipal Council here, Mr. Tan Tuan Boon, today said that it was very strange that contents of a letter from the State Secretary, Malacca, should have been revealed to the Press without the authority of the
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    A PLANTER SEEKS ANNULMENT OF 11-YEAR-OLD MARRIAGE
    204 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed A PLANTER, John Martin, who married Umi Kalsom binte Pakeh 11 years ago, brought an action today for annulment of their marriage In the High Court here. Mar^n told the court the marriage took place before the Registrar of Mprriages
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    MALAYANS AT VARSITY PARTY
    68 13 MALAYANS AT VARSITY PARTY BRISBANE. Wed.— Malayans were well represented among guests from many countries who attended a social here to make the end of the University of Queensland's academic year. It was held by the university's International club, designed to promote better understanding between Australian and the 800 overseas
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    Kampong tour
    27 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Assistant Minister of Rural Development, Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, will visit Kampong Nawah, Kota Star Ulu, Kedah, on Dec. 31.
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    35 13 One-hour strike by bank workers SOME of the 90 employees of the Over-sea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. who went on a one-bour strike yesterday, posing for photographers outside the bank premises in Mountbatten Road. Kuala Lumpur.
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    UPGRADING ISSUE IS DEADLOCKED UNTIL TALKS ON FRIDAY
    262 13 UPGRADING ISSUE IS DEADLOCKED UNTIL TALKS ON FRIDAY KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. A MEETING is being arranged for Friday between the management of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. here and the National Union of Bank Employees, which is representing the bank's 90 employees now on work-to-rule campaign. The employees staged tit
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    65 13 CANBERRA, Wed. Group Captain Norman Ford wa> named today to succeed Air Commodore Geoffrey Hartnell as commanding officer of the Royal Australian Air Force's Butterworth base In Malaya early In the new year. He will have the acting rank of Air Commodore In his new post.
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    469 14 SINGAPORE'S FIRST MODERN DRY BATTERY FACTORY CELEBRATES Multi-racial staff gets free meals, medical care and sports facilities 'pODAY National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd. celebrates its fifteenth year of steady industrial progress in Singapore. National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd. was incorporated in Singapore on Dec. 21, 1946, but it
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    851 14 rpHE name Eveready is synonymous with dry batteries and a symbol representing top quality. To appreciate fully how it came to attain its present fame we should go back to 1890 when the National Carbon Company made the first Eveready dry battery at a factory
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    726 15 Constant tests ensure quality BATTERIES SUBJECTED TO ALL TYPES OF PUNISHMENT QUALITY, which is of prime concern to National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd., has made Eveready dry battery products famous the world over. From continent to continent the name Eveready means distinction in quality a distinction of 15 years' standing-, as
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    23 cheques from him—without cash in the bank
    472 16 23 cheques from him without cash in the bank TWO YEARS' JAIL FOR CHEATING PENANG. Wed AFTER opening an account in a bank here with two cheques which were later dishonoured, an advertising company proprietor issued 23 cheques, none of which was met, the Sessions Court was told today. Lee
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    VISITING HOUR—A HANDSHAKE WITH THE SULTAN
    125 16 VISITING HOUR— A HANDSHAKE WITH THE SULTAN SHYLY, his right foot out of his slipper, two-year-old Ting Fook. a patient at tMr Assnnta Hospital, Petaling Jaya. shakes hands with the Sultan of Selangor. The Sultan and Tengku Ampuan toured Petaling Jaya yesterday. accompanied by the Raja Mud a. Tengku Idris
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    Johore Budget passed
    34 16 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Johores Budget proposals for 1962 were passed unanimously after five days of debate and study. Total expenditure for next year stands at $39,529,765 against revenue estimated at $33,643,370
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    Seaman fined
    32 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. An Indonesian seaman, Ng Ban Thye. 32, was fined $300 or 10 weeks' jail today for illegally entering Singapore. He was arrested at Boat Quay on Oct. 25.
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    IPOH XMAS DRIVE TO CUT DOWN CRIME
    151 16 IPOH, Wednesday. rnHE Ipoh police have launched a new drive to reA duce the crime incidence in this fast expanding town, particularly during the festive season. Thousands of coloured' pasters In Malay, Chinese and English are being distributed by the crime prevention branch
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    Postal officer acquitted
    44 16 PENANG, Wed. A postal officer. Dajudin bin Haji Noordin. 40. wa.s acquitted today of criminal breach of trust m respect of 49 registered letters containing $786 and five parcels containing five watches and five pens after the prosecution withdrew the charsr
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    36 16 ECJNGEI PATANI. Wed Mr. R. C. Beauclerk. from Cameron Highlands, has arrived in Sungci Patani to take over the managership of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank from Mr. R. W. Scott, who is retiring.
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    Wage increases for 2 firms' workers
    158 16 SINGAPORE, Wad. 'THIRTY FOUR clerical and non-clerical employees of the typewriter firm. Remington Rand (Singapore) Ltd. in Battery Road will get wage Increment of $20 and $15 respectively backdated to Aug. 1 this year. This follows aii agreement signed between the management and the
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    250 17  -  EPSOM JEEP ON THE TRACK RACING WITH SINGAPORE, Wed.— My Fair Lady, with Garnet Bougoure astride, did a sparkling workout on a soft track at Bukit Timah this morning. She ran 3f in 39 4/5, with plenty in hand. This brilliant flve-year-old mare
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    330 17 riPSOM JEEP'S ten horses to follow at the Singapore Turf Club's St. Leger meeting starting on Sunday are: MY FAIR LADY: In sparkling form winner of three races in six starts this season: should easily gel a mile. TROMP: Winner of two of his last
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    123 17 No mistakes this time Johore SINGAPORE. Wed. Slnga- pore Asians will travel to Johore Bahru tomorrow to meet Johore Asians in the All-Blues Cup rugger match to decide the South Zone finalists this year. An official of tne Johore team said today: "We made some bad mistakes in last year's
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    48 17 ROME. Wed. Italy's Sergio Caprari. 29. announced his retirement from boxing when he returned here today from Manila, where he was knocked out in the first round of a world junior lightweight title bout by the holder. Flash Elorde of the Philippines, three days ago. Reuter.
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    153 17  - JOCKEY SEEKS STEWARDS APOLOGY By JACK FINGLETON (WNBKKRA. Wed. Former Victorian jockey George Nichols has instructed his lawyer to seek an apology from the Stewards of the Victorian Racing Club for searching his 12-year-old son at Caulfieid racecourse yesterday. Nichols's son was one of 50 riders searched by the Stewards
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    51 17 ACCRA. Wed. President Kwame Nkrumah told delegates at the Inaugural meeting of the All-African Athletic Association that sports could provide another basis for African unity. Countries represented so far, besides Ghana, are Senegal. Morocco, Gambia. Ethiopia, Liberia. Sierra Leone, Mall. Sudan, the United Arab Republic and Uganda,
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    TULLOH'S NEW JOCKEY HERE
    264 17 JOTTINGS IYALL Harbridge, an J up-a n d coming lightweight Jockey from Melbourne, has arrived to ride for trainer Colin Tulloh. He is 24 years old and can ride at 7.9 Lyall has ridden more than 300 winners on metropolitan courses in Australia and among his
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    Yada mission arrive in Malaya
    220 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Yada mission a four-man Japanes? team surveying the probable route of the Olympic Torch from Olympla to Tokyo for the 1964 Games arrived here today. The mission, comprising leader Klmlo Yada. cameraman Ishlro Kobayashl and engineers Kyozu Adachl and Ellchi Morlnlshl.
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      394 18  -  Esme Baptista PRESENTED BY READY-MADE CLOTHES BRIGHTER THAN EVER- TiHE outlook in preA teen fashions this Christmas is as bright as tinsel judging from the range of readymade wear which came in recently from overseas. They have found their way Into many of our local dress shops.
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      192 18 Shadow far eye effect HP H E spotlight on A facial make-up today is on eyes. And the use of eye-shadow has become general for day as well as for evening, in gradual tones and in very soft effects. Eye shadow brushed on to the lids and below the eyebrows
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      DOWN MY WAY...
      190 18 rE newest charms overseas carry out the holiday theme. At fingertip pressure they glow brilliantly adding beauty and interest to any charm bracelet. The miniatures combine 14 carat gold designs with tiny batteries and even smaller bulbs. The motifs: Santa. Christmas tree, the Nativity THE fanciest toy
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      132 18 PERFUMES /{f Occasions <A LE TRAIN PAGAN f And For M Special Occasions j IN MINIATURE QUARTER. HALF AND ONE OUNCE (FIESTA Perfnme wan formerly known as. Pioot No. 5. The formula remains nnrlianged). LEE ONN JEWELLERS] :f >^f^S|^ Air-Conditioned Free Gifts for our Customers I 1 U< Tl-na foiV
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      300 18 M THIS XMAS WE RE GIVING M AUTOMATIC B EUECTRIC I By GIFTS I W (Sunbeani automat.c MIXMASTER DE LUXE C/^ j7 Only Mixfliastef grw«s y©» oil ■^._r^fc lh« marvedow ieaiwrn to JJjjJ^r- ft- I neceuory 'or perfect cooking fTXf<i" I and mixing. r __j^lH —^VV Av»iliblt >• white, red,
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      290 18 Straits Times Crossword bH Hi Hi M Ross help, yet fcarleis (8). 1. Withdra.v small contribution 7 Oet brov.ued off (B>. to pamp.iiet (B>. 8 Assume :hls to represent 5. Could one possibly confuse J' 0111 staiuing (8;. It with tne USA, sir? (6). 13 Twisting a hooi, upset, and
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    MALAYAN SHARES INACTIVE: DOLLAR AT SUPER-TOP
    511 20 By Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stork Exchange returned to inactive conditions yesterday, there being a general lack of interest with only five days to go before Christmas. There was no stimulus no features and a very small volume of business written. Austral Amal
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    21 20 Malayan Stock Indices: Dec. 19 D«c.2i ndustriaU: 159.21 139.31 rins 293.89 293.8! I Kubbm: 211.44 211.4' lan. 1 1958=100.
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    581 20 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets' Industrials: F and N. (2.000) $2.47; M. Cement $2.22 Ob; (1.000) 52.23; 8. Trader! (1,000) 54.65. (1.0O0) $4.67 i. Ihtnlop (1.000) $1.16. Rothmana (4.0O0) $1.14, $1.14 01.. K. Smeltrng (3.0O0) $2.99.
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    32 20 gUSINESS In the Singapore trading room: Industrials: Dunlop (1.000) $1.16: East Bmett (1.000) $2. n0. (1.0O0) $2.59 BU. (600) $2.59 PL: K. and N. or.ls (1.000) $2.47: J. WauKh n.000) 51.93;
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    122 20 £HINt»E Produce Exehani* Srniapar* Coconut *H: hulk 536 seller*, drum J3M .viler*: Copra Dec. IK, Continent S2SI buyers. J231 sellers. Pepper: Muntok white SI67J sellers. Sarawak white (105 seller*, special Sarawak black $135 sellers, garbled Lampoon black $133 sellers. Larapong black AST A $l 4. r > sellers.
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    Malayan tin price drops: Thin trade in rubber
    302 20 TTN fell to its lowest price levels since the end of October in Singapore yesterday, a drop of $1.37$ taking it down to $475.62 k. The drop, however, was not so much connected with the actual demand position locally, but the fact
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    147 20 CHIPS lying alsntsidt th* Sintapar* whar»ta today ar*: Coromandel 18. nemodocua 31/32, President Adami 3538. Kyoto 45, Rhexenor 1516, GlenKylr 10/11, Walrata 33/34. Orestea 26 36. Victoria 46. Rag Maersk 29/30. Bldor 23, Ava 2s. Outer roads: Llao Hid. Shtinnle Maru. Ardrcsg, Honcsta, Zytiantn, Blteroet. Hlma
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    78 20 'T'HF Federation Minister of Finance baa fixed tbeae prices for r^k-ulatlng customs duties lor the week beginning on Dec. 21. Bobber Tl% cents lb. Copra $403 a ton. Coconut oil $412 a ton. Palm oil $654.25 a ton. Palm kernels $312 a ton. The rates of duties payable
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    115 20 INVESTMENT shares were traced along firm lines. CourUolds gained Is. ld. to lls. 3d. and ICIANZ Is. 3d. to 38. Base mrtaJs and oils were steady. Timor eased Bd. to 4s. 4a. nminonwrsltb bonds were firm. Con. Zinc 62 6 Mount lv 70.7ij Herald 60 Hi N.B. Hill
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    251 20 r( Malayan Exerianae Banks' Aesaalatlen nude these changea In Its ratea to merchants yesterday: Lenden: selling T.T. or O.D. 2/4 132; buying T.T. 2/4 5/32. O.D. 2/4 3 16. 30 d/st 2/4 11/32. 45 d/st 2/4 13/32: 60 d/st 2/4 15/32, 90 d/st 2/4 19/32. 120 d/st 2/4
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    RUBBER PRICES
    208 20 aANUARY flrit *rad* motor bu»»r» f.a.b. dosed In Singapore yectcrday at ?9| cent* p*r lb unchanged on Tuesday'a price. The tone wu dull. S.C.C.R.A. cloning prices In centi per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.B. Prompt f.o.b. buyers 7«l. seliera 79» N: Int. 1 R.B.S. Jan. buyera 791, aelleri
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 20 SINGAPORE. Dec. 20. RUBBER: 793 cents per lb. (unchanged). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 791 cents (barely steady). TIN: $475.62* per picul (down $1.37 ii). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (op 30 tons).
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      1194 20 aMMBMpjBMp-^B^^^^^^BSaaSa^a^a^a^Ml 1 Y^ KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. Express U.S.A. Pacific «s Atlantic Coast Service ETA EM ETA EIA S"t>tnf H. Sham H'konj 8. franciiCO I. Aniein N.VO'* ■KMiUwt Man" n/M Die 31 Oec/ 2 Im Im H In n In 13 Fel "KMMkawa Miru" J« 31 jil 1/ 1 Fit
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      139 20 y THE BURMA FIVE STAR LINE LTD. WpßaaSaQ^ From Jopon Ports, Loading (or Rangoon. I Spore "BOGOTA" 25/26 Dec AGENTS: INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AGENCY 11, E-1, Alia Insurance Building, Singapore-1. Tel: *****, 93t566 A ***** le**< OUNEDIN imiETON, NEUINSTON. NAPIER. aUCKLANB. Sails N.Z. Arr. Spore Arr. P. S'hom CRUSADER Soiled 3rd
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      282 20 SHIPPING NOTICE LLOYD TRIESTI.NO ■.t. "VICTORIA" This vessel is expected to arrirc from Europe today. 21st December at noon and will sail for Hongkong at 5 pjn. tomorrow. 22nd December. Passengers should embark between 3 pjn. and 4 pjn. on 22nd December and all heavy baggage should be delivered to
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      686 20 THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT. IPOH TOWN COUNCIL. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that It Is propowd lUJder Section 144 of the Town Beards Enactment to amend the Ipoh Approved Town Plan No. B. 3 Gazette Notlfic.i- 1 tlon No. 2846/31 by altering the i zonitiv of iots ***** ***** I
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      469 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PERAK EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. POST PRIMARY SCHOOLS (MALAY AND KNCJLISII MEDIUM) APPLICATIONS are Invited from male and female Federal Citizens or State Nationals who have attained their 17th but not their 23rd Birthday and have obtained their Overseas School leaving Certificate or their F. of M. Certificate of Education,
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      244 21 NOTICES ASSOCIATED MINES (MALAYA) LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) Are pleaded to announce that as from the 2O'.h December, 1961, their offices ore situated at MERCANTILE BANK BUILDING (sth Floor) Market Street P.O. Box 2125 Kuala Lumpur. Telephone numbers *****/8/9 remain the same. P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will
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      817 21 (Continued from Pace 12) I SITUATIONS VACANT 19 Word, SS (Mln.)— Box St ct*. txtrm WANTED IMMEDIATELY an experienced and qualified Art master for part-time work. Apply to: Post Bos No 27H\ B'pore-l. WANTED by Advrrtlstnc firm experienced and active canvasser* on salary and commission basis. Box A 5787 8.T.,
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      977 21 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 2t Word* Si (Mi*.)— Box St ct*. txtrm FLAT ON SHARE bants district 15. Sl*K>/- monthly for 2 room*, bathroom, separate entrance. llKht and water, amah share kitchen and Incidentals. Bult batcbelor. Phone (B'pore) *****. HAPPY GARDENS: Two-storey three-bedroomed semi-detached House. Unfurnished S2SO. Available from 10-1-62. Real Estate
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      715 21 TUITION 21 Word* SS (Mln.)— Box St ct,. rxtro t WANTED QUALIFIED TUTOR to coach Cambridge student In English maths Chemistry Physics. Apply Box A 5756 S.T. Spore. AT YOUR HOME: Private tuition for all grade* In all school subjects from $20 monthly Particulars: P.O. Box 2456 B'pore. SCIENCE, MATHS,
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      788 21 WANTED It Word* Si (Mln.)— Box St ct*. txtrm WANTlD— qualified CMneac midwife tor Christina* Inland. Apply Boustead A Co. (1940) Ltd.. Singapore. FOR HIRE tt Ward* SS (Mln.}— Box St ct*. txtrm LOOK* CAR RENTAL Looks After Tou. Hertz B' par*. Tel: *****. LATItT O DRIVI CARS for touring
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      638 21 FOR SALE W Wmrda SS (Ml*.)— Box St eta. txtrm LONCPLAY PHONO-RECOROS Cheap Sale from $3.00 ExoelU-n; Bar- I ga'n*. Finest Selections. Art Furniture Depot, 32-36 Orchard Road (next Hongkong Bank), B'pore. SALE LAST WEEK:. Candlewlck Bedcovers from $18.50. Boys' Terylene Shirts $3.00. Beachjackeu $v.50. i Splendid Bargains Now At
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      408 21 SHOPPINC CUIDE (Sport) M Horrf. $1$ (Mimmum) Dallm J momlh. I* Word, SZ.iO H>n.) I DIAMOND CNCACEMENT VIED- DINC rings. Chionn BrilnK M.miil.irtvirni: Jewellrrn Tel: 217:14 JUST WONDERFUL HAIR guaranteed by USA Oood II Keeping seal Is now available from your hairdresser or cosmetic counter. WHERE TO STAY (Spore) 20
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      565 22 I 1^ I I L^H a3*W^^K^t( J ■I I i I I 9 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION AM members of the above Association In the Stale of Singapore will be closed for business on Monday, 2oth December 1961, 'or Christmas Day. NOTICE NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that the
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      762 22 NOTICES THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (NO. 118) UNDER SECTION 41. Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Section 41 of the Town Boards Enactment, that the assessment list lor the Town Council area of Kluang. duly amended under the said Town Council, and Is there open to Inspection by all owners
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      654 22 TENDERS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class *'B" and above Registered Contractors will be received at the office of the Senior Architect. Ministry of Education, Young Road. Kuala Lumpu* I up to 3 pjn. of the 11th January. 1962 for erectici of Sekolah Menengah Melayu at Sabak Bernara,
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      69 22 TENDER NOTICE WOKSHOP PERSEKTJTT AN JABATAN KERJA RAYA. TENDERS for the dally clean* ing and weekly washing of various offices In Wokshop Persekutuan, Jabatan Kerja Raya, for the period January 1, 1962 to December 31. 1962, will be received at Pejabat Jurutera Jentera Penguasa, Cher as Road, Kuala Lumpur, up
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      202 22 7Sss£v7 w DONT CATCH COLD jy^^v ioo% cotton «£)^|l SWEATERS// /ECONOMICAL /</ V*W DURABLE J| Ss ">gk i/ f ELEGANT/ -ymJmP f Gents Ladies wi§M^"^ M I V Kiddies/ Madam Ch.no ALL SIZES AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE END YOUR J% SKSN J^Ss^w* TROUBLES oPpsgS| TODAY! lEB||s iraßEßKS||^^ 1 D.D.D. to clear up
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    Malaya v Iran in Davis Cup
    53 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malaya's opponents will be Iran In the Eastern Zone first round of the 1962 Davis Cup tennis competition. The draw is: Malaya v Iran, Japan v South Korea. Pakistan v India, the Philippines v Ceylon. The first round should be completed
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    Lock icon Malaya came so close to fame
    871 23  -  NORMAN SIEBEL Skipper 'Shan 9 shines 8y WORLD CHAMPS HELD to 0-0 DRAW Kuala Lumpur, Wed. UAD Malaya scored 11 from a 25th minute hit by right-winger Sabapathy, they would have scored a famous victory over world hockey champions Pakistan at the Merdeka Stadium
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    Pakistan to send a top coach
    124 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. OAKISTAN will send one of their best hockey coaches to Malaya early next year. Mr. Riaz Plracha, the acting Pakistan High Commissioner in Malaya, said that arrangements were being made by the Pakistan Hockey Federation. The Pakistan Government, he said would
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    Tengku meets old friend
    56 23 l/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Col. A.I.S. Dara, manager of the visiting Pakistan hockey team, today called on tht Prime Minister Tengku. Abdul Rahman. Col. Dara and the Tengku are old friends Col. Dara presented the Tengku with an inscribed hockey sUck and an embroidered flag with the
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      17 23 PENAN G LEAGL'E: Indian Assn 4 TPCA 2. IPOH DIV. 1: Andersonlans 6 1/7 Ourkhas 9.
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      19 23 FKIFXDLIES: SCC "A" 11 Combined XV 22 (Spore pad&ng); Sgor Club 27 Negrl Invitation XV 10 (XL padang).
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      15 23 lIL'GUES CDI iung) Methodist OlrU Sch- Convent 3-2 l»,, r <fs <ln i Minimum)
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      235 23 THE BEST SIR GIFT FOR YOUR FAMILY mi^ ...the nicest thing you Jean think of Jfllllllll PEUGEOT 403^^mm^^^ Mm Uwl 1/* notcr family or busin.tt M car B.liobU, tough, .xc.ptionol road- V J aMNtr and Koiwmy. Spcedt up to W ■O mp h. with consumption up Is I > it
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      219 23 Holiday issue— now packed with full colour patterns and contest coupons ON SPURTING SALE AT ALL NEWSTANDS! It continues as the leading pattern book with breaking records! WIN A UNA LOBELL DRESS FREE DIRECT FROM U.S.A. Lucky winters of the Fall issue. Miii Low Ooi L.ng Mist Koh Siang No!
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      58 23 RUGGER ALL-bLI KS CUP: Jchore v Spore (J. Bahru padang). SANDERSON CUP: RAP B'worth v RAF Tengah (Changi). HOCKEY IPOH DIV. 1: Kinta Indians v YMCA (upper padang); Dlr. Samuel's Club v Town Council (lower padang). S'GOR DIV. I: Levers v Postals (Imbl Rd>; Dlv. 2: TPCA •A* V SEA
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    DEATHS
    78 24 MRS. K.J PILLAV aged 58 wife of bile Mr X..1. P:ll.iv of JB raaMi away «-fully in Win.: ijor.- on 20-13-61. MR. K. C. THOMAS formerly or i K -i Oajah. Hcrak .r.tully on TMir.-d:i> DecemtMf at Km ..ii.nur MADAM COM AM BOY. v <>n 16.12.61 tanvbu iwhmd J
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    137 24 MR AND MBS. Sork.ilm^.i'n thank t fl> lor thoir ;it.■.l wi^hoß, roneratnUtorjr mown .it ihur W>4dinK MR. AND MRS I. Kr.'hll mIIMXI thank relative* and fri'-nds for their I. r -I VMfeW, |HMtl :inrt MtMSMM at Ih. ir v .-d.liin; nn 12. H1 at s.v.imat .mrt at tni ir
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    44 24 R.V. MEYER, OPTICIANS, CorIK Ul Micro L«'n- nwilllllMl will be •urday 24th Dromher u< Tuesday "Jf'th rvcrmbcr incluBETTYS :tm: Prtnaep Btrrrt. s por.\. Wl-.ii All CMMMH Kerry I'hnMmas. ftMPWMM N»~ Yi'.ir. O] 1 I- >.l Clow 2012 Xl Srhnol Children Special IUM-ount. PboDt-
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    Nativity play
    35 24 SINGAPORE. Wed. The St. George's Players a group from the congregation of the GHQ Garrison Church. Singapore will present "The Coventry Nativity Play" at the St. George's Church. Tanglin. at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Language exams
    33 24 SINGAPORE. Wed. Registration for the April 1962 National Language Public Examinations. <Std. I. 11. and III) conducted by the Education Ministry will begin on Dec. 21 at the Ministry's Examination centre.
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    Places in 17 schools
    79 24 lINGAPORE. Wed. Sucsful candidates in the recent Government Chinese Secondary Four Examination will be accepted by seventeen schools which will form Upper Secondary One classes, in 1962. A Government statement that announced this today said that students who passed the Secondary Four Examinations conducted by their
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    Malaysia talks
    47 24 Ex-Brigade members dispersed CINGAPORE steelhelmeted policemen escorting exWork Brigade workers through a pineapple plantation yesterday. About 150 men and women, who had been dismissed from the Brigade had tried to mass outside the Br i gade's Paya Lebar camp for a meeting. (See Page 13).
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    Lock icon Ruthless suppression in Tibet, says Kamil
    366 24 MALAYA last night accused China of following a policy designed to destroy the people of Tibet as a religious community and to incorporate that remote land into China. Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil. chief Malayan delegate, told the General Assembly that in spite of the
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    388 24 LONDON. Wed. The approaching Christmas holiday tended to rc>inci. business in stock markets today and once again there v.as no definite trend. Industrials provided several features and Montague Burton were prominent alter excellent results and a free scrip issue following a revaluation of proper '.y
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    Lock icon MALAYA at RUBBER TALKS IN U.S.
    215 24 MALAYA at RUBBER TALKS IN U.S. WASHINGTON. Wed. Experts from Malaya and seven other Asian and African nations yesterday began a two-day consultation with United States officials aimed at reaching a "better international tinderstanding" on the world rubber trade. Informed sources said thai j the main reason for the I
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    One-hour work
    29 24 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Shipping and Port Clearance office, and the Imports and Exports oflicp will be open only from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Christmas day.
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      198 24 FW67 r w/DeWITT'S i BEFORE— clears out ROUND WORMS and I Tired weak j THREADWORMS. These worms l.v« "T 1 a j '..j inside you and grow by raking the food th nrrm you eat 0U OSe we '9 nl and en r 9y- eel liii Vi- mi- ltTitable and
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      43 24 The weather XIIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pjn. Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday. Highest Lowrst Kuala Lurrour 88 73 Kota Bharu 84 73 Penang 84 75 Ipoh 88 73 Malacca 86 73 Singapore* 88 75
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