The Straits Times, 25 September 1962

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times flatted fie**** Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1962. 15 CENTS KON 036
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    HANDS OFF!
    1879 1  - HANDS OFF TAMINUDDIN KARIM: Malaysia statement in Jakarta, then straight-from -the-shoulder advice By IN A straight-ffrom-the-shoulder speech today, Tengku Abdul Rahman told the Indonesian Government: Keep your hands off Malaysia." "Inasmuch as we do not interfere with the affairs of others, we expect others not to interfere with our affairs,"
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    Lock icon Plane down in ocean: 51 rescued
    483 1 LONDON, Monday. TWENTY-THREE people were still missing in the North Atlantic early today after an American airliner carrying 68 passengers and a crew of eight ditched in the ocean late last night. Fifty-one survivors 45 men and five women have been plucked alive from
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    Engine trouble
    41 1 QUEBEC CITY (Quebec), Mon. A U. S. Air Force plane carrying Pakistan President Mohammad Ayub Khan from Canada to a meeting with President Kennedy developed engine trouble as It rolled toward take-off today and the pilot immediately turned back-
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    Lock icon Youth is accused of killing 10 people
    113 1 Youth is accused of killing 10 people JAKARTA. Mon. A 19--year-old Chinese is appearing before a military court at Padang. West Sumatra, on a charge of killing 10 people and wounding 53 with a handgrenade on Oct. 8, 1960. Hjoa Tjin Liong, whom the prosecution alleges was a member of
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    Lock icon Dr. Poh in Perth
    74 1 PERTH, Mon.— The Director of the Singapore Red Cross, Dr. C. J. Poh, arrived here today to visit former Australian prisoners of war. "I met many Diggers when I was a prisoner in Changl and I promised some I would come to see them all- the
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    SHARFAH OFFICIALS LOSE COSTUMES
    96 1 SHARFAH OFFICIALS LOSE COSTUMES SINGAPORE, Mon. Shari'ah court officials found their ceremonial costumes missing when they arrived at the court this morning. The costumes, used for conducting marriage and other religious ceremonies, were kept in a prayer room on the first floor. They included sarongs and bajus belonging to the
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    Police seize Henry Miller's book
    49 1 Police seize Henry Miller's book KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Police raided bookshops throughout the Federation at the weekend and seized copies of Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer. Copies of the book appeared In Federation bookshops several months ago. Today 16 people were produced In magistrate's courts In Kuala Lumpur, Penang,
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    HENRY MILLER Tropic of Cancer
    263 1 HENRY MILLER Tropic of Cancer Malacca and Seremban on a charge of: "Being in possession of obscene books." Twelve of them pleaded guilty. The others pleaded not guilty. In Kuala Lumpur Magistrate's Court 12 bookshop owners were produced. Ten pleaded guilty and were fined amounts ranging from $200 to $750.
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    Lock icon Yugov to tour Ghana
    50 1 MOSCOW, Mon. A Bulgarian delegation headed by the Prime Minister, Mr. Anton Yugov, will visit Ghana next month at the invitation of President Nkrumah, the Soviet news agency Tass announced here today The delegation will be in Ghana from Oct. 15 to 20, it said— Reuter.
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    Filipinos 'being ousted'
    150 1 TWO Manila newsx papers reported today that 150,000 Filipino settlers were in the process of being: ousted from British North Borneo. Sourer of the story, which appeared in the Manila Daily Mirror and the Manila Evening Chronicle, was Salipada Pendatun. Acting Speaker of the Philippine House of
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    Lock icon THE REBEL GENERAL WHO CHANGED SIDES
    125 1 THE REBEL GENERAL WHO CHANGED SIDES BUENOS AIRES, Mon Gen Juan Carlo Ongania (above), who originally raised the banner of revolt but later switched sides, has been appointed Argentina's Army Commander-in-Chief and at least two leading generals are reported under arrest last night after a series of bitter military clashes.
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    Lock icon Rioters battle police in Aden
    238 1 Rioters battle police in Aden ADEN, Mon. Police here today made repeated tear gas and baton charges to disperse rioters who fired at the headquarters of the pro Federation United National Party and seized buses to march on the Legislative Council. Several injured demonstrators were taken to hospital. British troops,
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    33 1 U N. CONGO CHIEF MILD N\ll'^> !*l«n —Mr. >\u.l llihil. I of FakNtju toil i is cixili 10 bid "t thi operation m cccdmn Mr. rctaiiri. of Turn i I.— Reuter.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Boy in 78-ft. shaft is saved
      107 2 Boy in 78-ft. shaft is saved MOSSEL BAY (Cape Province). Mon.— A four-year-old boy was hauled to the surface early today from a 78-feet deep shaft Into which he had fallen while gathering flowers on a family Sunday picnic. Little Willie Beckman was taken to hospital to be treated for
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      Lock icon Seven drown
      33 2 BANGKOK, Mon. Seven people drowned and six were missing in a flood which hit a village In northern Thailand at the weekend, police reported today. All those missing were children. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Search for 'mad bomber'
      319 2 ST. PETER'S FEARS A NEW ATTACK pOLICE have begun a nation-wide investigation to find the "mad bomber" of St. Peter's, apparently a religious maniac set on stopping the opening of the ecumenical council. The person (police have no idea whether it is a man ur woman)
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      Lock icon Mother of quads was once sterile
      205 2 Mother of quads was once sterile STOCKHOLM, Mon.— A sterile woman gave birth to quads alter undergoing a new hormone treatment, it was authoritatively stated here yesterday. Professor Carl Gemzell, of the Uppsala University Hospital, the Inventor, said the woman was one of 30 who received the treatment. Fifteen of
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      Church burned
      31 2 COLQUIOT (Georgia), Mon. —Three men pleaded guilty yesterday to charges that they burned a South Georgia Negro church and were sentenced to seven years In prison for arson.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon Charles bags first stag
      76 2 BALMORAL. Mon. Prince Charles has shot his first stag while hunting with the Duke of Edinburgh near the Royal family's residence here. Prince Philip pointed out the animal to his son, and Prince Charles, 13, dropped it with his first shot. British newspaper* said that animal
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      Lock icon Off to Jakarta
      37 2 THE HAGUE. Mon.—Brigadier Indarjlt Rikhye, U.N. military adviser in Dutch West New Guinea, left Hollandla by air yesterday for Jakarta where he will have talks with Indonesian leaders, according to messages received here.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Clerks say 'no'
      32 2 LONDON, Mon.—Representatives of Britain's 87,000 "white collar" railworkers decided yesterday against joining a one-day national rail strike called for Oct. 3 by the 317.000-strong National Union of Rallwaymen. Reuter
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      Lock icon Admiral's death
      25 2 CAPETOWN, Mon.—Admiral Sir Herbert Annesley Packer, 67, Commander-in-Chlef of the South Atlantic Station from 1950 to 1952. died at his home here yesterday.—Reuter.
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      Vivien Leigh may get £100,000 bequest
      173 2 T ON DON, Mon. Actress Vivien Leigh is expected to inherit £100,000 under the will of Sir Ernest Davis, the New Zealand philanthropist. Sir Ernest died aged 90 last Sunday. A report from Auckland puts this figure on the bequest. It took Miss Leigh
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      Lock icon Passionate leave...
      34 2 STOCKHOLM. Mon. A young Swedish woman has written to the Government asking her convict-husband be given seven-to-ten hoars' leave of absence "to prevent her from being unfaithful and ruining her marriage." U.P.I.
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      Lock icon A £5,000 Renoir is kicked into gutter
      195 2 A £5,000 Renoir is kicked into gutter LONDON, Mon. A missing £5.000 Renoir painting was found here last night after several cars had run over it and youths had kicked it into the gutter. The Renoir, a landscape, disappeared last Sunday from the boot of a car belonging to Mr.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Shots still fly on the border
      202 3 Shots still fly on the border NEW DELHI. Mon. Indian and Chinese border troops exchanged sporadic gunfire yesterday in the fourth consecutive day of clashes around an Indan outpost on the disputed North- East Frontier. An Indian Foreign Office spokesman said the new firing took place at a bridge about
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      Lock icon SUBANDRIO ASKS RUSK FOR AID
      163 3 NEW YORK, Monday. rvHE Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, raised the question of American economic assistance to his country when he met for 55 minutes the U.S. Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Rusk, yesterday, American sources said. Mr. Rusk told the Indonesian Minister that the
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      Lock icon Paris Reds urge 'No'
      56 3 PARIS, Mon.— The French Communist Party yesterday issued a statement "reaffirming its absolute opposition to the Gaulllst" referendum on the revision of the constitution to have the President elected by universal suffrage. Urging the people to vote "No," the party called the referendum a "violation" of
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      Lock icon Royal fracture
      30 3 BALMORAL, Mon. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother who broke a small bone in her left foot last week, was seen yesterday by her doctor. Sir George Middleton.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon A racial unity call by Sir Edgar in S. Rhodesia
      503 3 PREMIER WARNS EUROPEANS AND AFRICANS ALIKE SALISBURY, (Southern Rhodesia), Monday. gIR EDGAR WHITEHEAD, Southern Rhodesia Premier, appealed in a nation-wide broadcast last night for racial unity in the colony following the banning of the Nationalist Zimbabwe African People's Union. He
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      Lock icon KENNEDY: U.S. AID IS BEST WAY TO BEAT COMMUNISM
      248 3 KENNEDY: U.S. AID IS BEST WAY TO BEAT COMMUNISM WASHINGTON, Mon. —President Kennedy yesterday urged continued support for his foreign aid programme and said he hoped the "increasingly prosperous" nations of Western Europe would also meet their responsibilities. He said the world's underdeveloped countries would stand on the "razor edge"
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      Lock icon French Senate: Same faces
      38 3 PARIS, Mon. France's Senate emerged practically unchanged last night after voting to renew one-third of the seats In the traditionally stable Upper House. The poll aroused scant interest and produced no real -.urprlses. Reuter
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      HENRI'S LONG VIGIL ON A TIGHT-ROPE
      205 3 PARIS. Mon.— French tightrope Walker Henri Rechatin climbed on to a 25ft. high rope at Roanne. central France, yesterday and hopes to stay there for the next 200 hours. Rechatin was confident that he would easily beat the present world record of 101 hours
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      Lock icon ALGIERS SWOOP: 100 DETAINED
      123 3 ALGIERS. Mon.— A Police here said that more than 100 people had been held during; yesterday's "clean up" operation in Algiers. A large cache of arms and ammunition, believed to have belonged to the Secret Army Organisation, was discovered in an abandoned garage at Hydra, an
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      Lock icon Maudling: Britain 'doing her bit'
      198 3 Maudling: Britain 'doing her bit' WASHINGTON, Monday. M R. Reginald Maudling, Chancellor of the Exche--ITi quer, said last night that Britain was playing her full part in the defence of Western Europe and aiding the world's under-developed areas The Chancellor was ques-, tioned about British policies in the televised interview
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    Cigarettes charge: Not guilty plea
    137 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Koh Kok Kiang. 21, of Changi Road, pleaded not guilty In the Ninth Magistrate's Court today to a charge of possessing 270 lbs. of dutiable cigarettes. The charge stated that the goods were found In a car at a house in Upper East
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    Culture centre show
    50 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A Prisons and Pulau Senang variety show In aid of the Singapore Aftercare Association will be presented at the Cultural Centre on Thursday. Tickets are being sold at C. K. Tang, Orchard Road; the Out ram Prison; and the Singapore Aftercare Association Headquarters, Dunlop Street.
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    Group to fight crime
    46 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. S.K. Lee. a former magistrate, has been appointed adviser to the MacPherson Homes Estate Residents' Association formed to assist In the pre- ventton of crime In the i estate. The association Is awaiting approval from the Registrar of Societies.
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    JAPANESE SAY: 'TAKE LONG TERM VIEW'
    269 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. JAPANESE business leaders today urged Malaysian businessmen to re-shape their attitude towards industrialisation. This advice came from a 17-man Japanese Economic Mission, which includes top executives of big businesses, such as Mitsubishi and Hitachi (electric power), Yawata and Ishikawajima-Harima (heavy industries) and
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    56 4 MB. PHILIP Tan Hock Chye, a businessman, and Miss Alice Loh, a clerk in the Straits Times library, who were married at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, in Singapore, on Saturday. Mr. Tan is the second son of Mr. Tan Ah Seng of the Accounts Department of
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    Flood village to get help
    174 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. 'THE Singapore Government today promised to 1 help villagers of Kampong Amo Kio, off 62 m.s. Upper Thomson Road, to fight constant flooding in the area. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National Development, Mr. Chor Yeok Eng, this morning toured the
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    Protected places
    106 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Government has declared the following areas protected places requiring pass-cards or permits or permission for entry The Telecommunications Department's VHF Radio Station, Buklt Tlmah; Singapore Military Forces Camp, Tanah Merah. Changi; Singapore Military Forces Rifle Range. Tanah Merah; Singapore Telephone Board's Changi Exchange, Upper Changi
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    Fishing boat charge
    101 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— A Singapore fishingboat which carried eight men from Ponggol, Singapore, to Telolc Jawa, Masai, in the Plentong district of Johore was stopped yesterday morning by Johore police. The man In charge of the flshingboat. Son Soon Kern, 42, was charged In the magistrate's court
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    Talk postponed
    54 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A public lecture on "Contractual Limitations on Liability' by Mr. G. W. Bartholomew, Senior Lecturer In Law at the University here, scheduled to be held at 5.15 p.m. tomorrow in the University campus has been postponed to the same time on Nov. 20 as Mr. Bartholomew
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    Smooth Elbows
    85 4 To keep your elbows smooth and lovely, start with a simple routine to soften away roughness and wrinkles. A little care will soon coax them to permanent beauty. Immediately after your bath, rub the elbows with oil of ulan. If you have lemon delph. dab this on to
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    ARMED GANGS SPECIALISE IN COFFEE SHOPS
    95 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Police today warned coffee shop owners against a gang of armed robbers. The Police Secretary, Mr. Lim Sent; Huat, said today that over the past month over 10 cases have been reported of robbers terrorising coffee shops, especially in Chinatown. Most of
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    'Oliver' traps extortionist
    328 5 PROSECUTOR TELLS OF LIVE BULLET GANG'S 15 ATTEMPTS IN THE PAST THREE MONTHS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. J^ BIBLE and -a copy of "Oliver Twist" were substituted for money in a trap laid for an extortionist, the Sessions Court was told today. Mohamed Faruk Shah Johan, 25, pleaded
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    Sweep numbers
    27 5 IPOH. Mon. The Perafc Turf Club announced yesterday that 40 tickets of the first day unlimited sweep bearing numbers A *****1 to *****0 were cancelled.
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    Taurua 10 days ahead of schedule
    112 5 Taurua 10 days ahead of schedule SINGAPORE, Mon. The 22-ton schooner Taurua, which left here with four servicemen and the daughter of an RAF flight sergeant on Aug. 15, has arrived safely in the Seychelles 10 days ahead of schedule. The news was flashed here today from her skipper, Maj.
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    Courtesy call on Inche Yusof
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Indian Minister for Agriculture. Dr. Ram Subhag Singh, called on the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. at the Istana Negara this afternoon. Earlier the Indian Minister visited the Government Central Research Station at Sembawang.
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    New president
    17 5 SEREMBAN, Mon.— Mr. K. Pannicker has been elected president of the MIC in Seremban district.
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    Call on Chief Minister
    48 5 PENANG, Mon. Capt. J. S. Lee Blanc-Smith, commanding officer of H.M.S. Hartland Point, an escort maintenance vessel, paid a courtesy call on the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, today H.M.S. HarUand Point, now on an operational visit, will remain In Penang until Thursday.
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    BRUNEI SULTAN HONOURS 45 ON BIRTHDAY
    325 5 BRUNEI SULTAN HONOURS 45 ON BIRTHDAY ¥>RUNEI TOWN, Mon. 13 The Sultan of Brunei honoured 35 people on his 46th birthday yesterday. The awards and recipients are: MOST ESTEEMED FAMILY ORDER: (First Class) Dull Pengiran Muda Mahkota Hassanal Bolkiah. (Second Class) Dull Pengiran Muda Mohamed Bolkiah. Dull Pengiran Bendahara, Dato
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    COUNCIL ACCOUNTS PERTURB MENTRI
    175 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Selangor's Mentri Besar, Dato Abu Bakar bit. Baginda. said here today that he was perturbed by the problem of Tears, misappropriation and the improper system of accountIng in most of the 24 local councils in the State. Dato Abu Bakar said that this
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    Umno officers meet Tengku
    76 5 TENGKU Abdul Rahmar. with Umno information officers who are talcing a four-day political course at Morib, Kuala Langat, which began yesterday. Picture shows the Tengku, sitting in the middle. On his right is Syed Ja'afar Albar, Umno information chief, and on his left Inche Hussein Nordin,
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    Award for new airport tender out next month
    125 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The tender award for the construction of the 12.--000 ft. runway at Kuala Lumpur's new $50 million airport is expected to be announced early next month. Tenders for this— the biggest job in the whole project—close next Tuesday. Tender
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    WEEKEND BURGLARS RAID 3 HOMES
    108 5 WEEKEND BURGLARS RAID 3 HOMES SINGAPORE, Mon. Burglars stole $2.--395 in cash and goods in three housebreaking incidents over the weekend. In Marine Road, a marine surveyor. Mr. H.M. Armstrong, lost a table radio, a transistor set, a phonograph and 70 records worth a total of 5550. A camera, a
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    3 men rob taxi-driver
    46 5 1 SINGAPORE. Mon— Three men robbed a taxi-driver. Poon Tong Sang. 39. of $30 yesterday after boarding his taxi from Bencoolen Street to Tyresall Avenue off Holland Road. They pointed a sharp Instrument in Poon's back when they wanted him to stop.
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    Men who get sack: A court of appeal suggested
    261 6 Men who get sack: A court of appeal suggested LABOUR ADVISORY COUNCIL TO STUDY 1.L.0. IDEAS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. who feel they have been unjustly dismissed will be able to appeal to an arbitration court if draft recommendations made by the International Labour Organisation are adopted by the Federation Govenment.
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    Jailed: Man who vanished
    68 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. A police supervisee, who was given 48 hours to find accommodation on his release from prison on Dec. 20, last year disappeared completely until his arrest yesterday a magistrate's court was told today. Ong Chun Seng alias Ong Choon Seng, admitted falling to report
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    Tin ore theft
    29 6 IPOH, Mon. Armed and masked robbers stole eigm piculs of tin ore valued at $1,750 from the Wah Fatt Tin Mine in Kampar at the weekend.
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    3 schools to be built in Muar
    88 6 3 schools to be built in Muar MUAR, Mon. The Federation Government is to spend $1,000,000 to build three schools in Muar town, a government spokesman said today. A total of $250,000 has been set aside for the construction of a hostel and training school for assistant nurses, one chest
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    Graft charge
    44 6 TAIPING, Mon.— Sergeant Major Mohamed Yatin bin Hussein, of police headquarters, Taiplng, was charged today in the magistrate's court here with corruptly obtaining $15 from How Kirn Chuan for refraining from commencing proceedings against him. He pleaded not guilty. Ball was allowed.
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    36 on tour
    25 6 TANAH RATA. Mon. Thlrty-slx delegates who attended the F.A.O. Asian Reigonal Conference in Kuala Lumpur, went on a sight-see-ing tour here yesterday.
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    STATE GOVT. DENIES REJECTING BEAGH LEASE APPLICATION
    220 6 THE State Govern- ment today denied an allegation by Tengku Besar Indra, elder brother of the Sultan of Kelantan, that it l had rejected an appli- > cation from him to 1 lease the Beach of Pas- sionate Love to a syn- J
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    Man who battered sweetheart to death jailed
    171 6 Man who battered sweetheart to death jailed IPOH, Mon. An estate worker, Leong Sang, 26, was jailed for six years by Mr. Justice Neal here today for battering to death his sweetheart. Lee Ah Noi, 20. "The girl's death was a tragedy as Leong was very much In love with
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    Talk on Muslim law in Malaya
    55 6 SINGAPORE Mon. The State Advocate-General, Inche Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim, will give a talk on "Muslim Law In Malaya" at 8 p.m. tomorrow In the English Lecture Theatre, University Campus, under the auspices of the Muslim Society of the University of Singapore. The talk
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    51 more Peace Corps workers are coming
    59 6 51 more Peace Corps workers are coming CHE HALIMAHTON KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Fifty-one more members of the American Peace Corps will arrive here on Sunday. They will join their 66 colleagues who are already in this country. The new group comprises 23 teachers. 19 who will work In the rural
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    Dance in aid of Jedi
    43 6 MALACCA. Mon. A gala dance In aid of the Alor Gajah schoolboy, Mohamed Jedi bin Yaacob, who lost his hands following a grenade incident will be held on Oct. 6 Universal Children's Day at the Mundpal Town Hall.
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    A promotion
    27 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Dato Abdullah bin Abdrahman. a magistrate here, will leave next week on transfer to Kuala Trengganu as president of the Sessions Court.
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    Halimahton looks forward to her Pakistan adventure
    332 6  - Halimahton looks forward to her Pakistan adventure LAKSHMI NATARAJAN I- By 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Che Halimahton, wife of Malaya's new Ambassador to Pakistan, has one golden rule for her role in life: "Keep my eyes and ears open and my mouth shut." She said this at her home this
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    WANDERING BOY GOES HOME
    86 6 WANDERING BOY GOES HOME PENANG. Mon.-A 13-year-old vagrant found roaming and begging in George Town has been reunited with his father, a tapper w in a Kedah estate. Mr. P. Govlndan. of Buklt Pisang Estate. Bandar Bharu. and his son. G. Krlsnnan. had a tearful reunion at the State Social
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    Jailed for having knife
    66 6 PENANG, Mon.— Ang Boon Kang. 25. unemployed who said he carried a knife for self-defence after he had been insulted by four strangers, was today Jailed for four months. Ang, who had two previous convictions, pleaded guilty to carrying a dangerous weapon without lawful excuse In
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    Two new roads
    35 6 BATU PAHAT, Mon. The Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. (yesterday opened two new rural roads at Kampong Pasir and an adult education centre and a library here.
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    DEATHS
    153 8 ;e H»rrf, i Minimum) CABLE RCCCIVID FROM Thakazhl. Kerela State. India that Uri. K. R. i Uo\ :nda Plllai. mother of K. N. K. I Kurup. ipoh Tutorial lantituit. lpoh paixi-d away peaceful!). ANDREW CHIN KCNC IWIE, a*»d patird away peacefully at 7 16 p.m. on i' 3.9 <\2
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    62 8 M W»rrf« tie tMnttmnm, JULIE COUDARO and family thank friend*, relative* for their wrenths. condolence),, attendaore and aMutance rendered at funeral of late Ootidard l.u.ien. ::i 9 fj, lpoh. MR. AND MRS. R V. Ra]an Tender their Heartfelt thanka to all Relative* and Friend* for their preaenre and OWtl
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    262 8 SINCAPORC MOOEL ACADEMY h:i«h on Sho** on -*ith n\ <whi n Cluli Clurw. 39th at Sea View Hotel. HOUSEWIVES, throw that atralner rv. m mmay tea leaves. 100'; pure tea. Neitea JOAN BOOTY PRESENTS a ra«hion I'ieata at Prince a on Tlturaday ITtfe, I 1A p.m.— anow aponaored by
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    PHOTOGRAPHY
    41 8 »..fW. U i Ifm.i Box iU tU. *<fra HOOVER STUDIO the ejnly Air- i n st irlio fully equipped eleeg iKtotlai «\<trm in Malaysia, aperial unVr lor YYedriing-pltOtos Childphotography, tree If'alO" enlargement. Call immediately 334, Baleatler HniH iwirs T.I JUKMI*
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, September 25, 1962.
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      Warning To Meddlers
      643 8 Three timely themes in th» Prime Minister's Malaysia speech to Umno information officers require particular emphasis. The first is his demand that Indonesia must not intervene. Malaysia is not Inj donesia's business. Better qualified spokesmen than Indonesia's former Prime Minister, Ali Sastioamidjojo. have said so. but doubt
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      A Difference Of Opinion
      362 8 In his 1961 report, published yesterday, the chairman of the Singapore Adult Education Board, Mr. Devan Nair. speaks of a "major stride forward." His principal officer, the director of the Board. Mr. Ang Gee Bah. assessed the position quite differently when he appeared before the Lim
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      Ghana Lesson
      175 8 The declaration of a state of emergency in Accra Is a nat- ural sequel to the bomb in* cidents of recent weeks. The attempt on Dr. Nkrumah'i life on Aug. 2 waa followed by two other explosions, and casualties total 15 killed and 256 injured. Considerable numbers will
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    Borneo claimthree facts that Manila MUST face...
    1118 8  - Borneo claimthree facts that Manila MUST face... TREGONNING by WHY IT IS IN PHILIPPINES INTEREST TO CEDE SOME TERRITORY INSTEAD THE threatened demonstration by Filipino students clamouring for North Borneo is another example of how irrationally people can act when they are not in possession of the full facts. The
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    Dangers off keeping up with the Joneses
    607 8 MAY I compliment you on the good sense or your leading article, "Comet Sense I Tne board or Malayan Airways are well aware of the dangers of trying to keep up with the Joneses. The operation of an airline Is at best only
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    in searcn of the facts
    261 8 in searcn of the facts THE Singapore Government statement on the refugees on board the Karossa. seems to question the accuracy of my reportpubllshed in the Straits Time.-, of Sept. 21. I would like first to point out that I did not say that conditions aboard were abnormal and did
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    Ban on buses
    68 8 MANY people will welcome the news that the Johore Government Is to Improve the road leading to the waterfall in Kota Tlnggl. Unfortunately there In a restriction which forbids buses of over two tons from using this road Many school children cannot afford to travel by car.
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    Lock icon Up to their tricks again—tne mystery men of magic
    416 8 Up to their tricks again— tne mystery men of magic BRIGHTON. Mo n World-famous magicians will be showing off their latest tricks, the most closely -guarded secrets of their profession, here this week. From many countries in thr world's five continents these mystery men numbering with their wives about 700
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    ACTION THREAT IN 'PARITY' DISPUTE
    253 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The secretary of the Public Daily Rated Employees' Unions Federation, Mr. D. Veeralyan. today charged that the Singapore Government was adopting "delaying tactics" in implementing a point of agreement reached between them in November last year. In a letter to the Minister tor
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    Girl killed
    25 9 BEN TO NO. Mon. a! Schoolgirl. Lee Yok Mol. 13. was killed la.st night when her bicycle and a lorry collided near here.
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    "The Guns' bring in $40,000
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The recent premiere here of "The Ouns of Navarone" netted $40,000 for the National Monument Fund This is the largest single sum donated to the fund so lar. The fund now stands at $565,487
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    Judge leaves
    27 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The retiring Johore Judge. Mr. Justice Adams. 51. left here today for Muar. He leaves for London on Oct. 1 from Penang.
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    Waitress accuses workmate
    528 9 SHE TRIED TO SEDUCE HIM, COUNSEL SAYS OF MEN'S ROOM INCIDENT —AND HE'S ACQUITTED SINGAPORE, Monday. J^ MARRIED waitress today accused her fellow waiter, a bachelor, of having outraged her modesty while they were alone in the men's room at the Shanghai Restaurant, Clemenceau Avenue, on the
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    OSMENA DARES STEPHENS: LETS DEBATE BORNEO CASE
    491 9 SINGAPORE, Monday. A FILIPINO lawyer, Mr. Nicasio Osmena, who represents the heirs of the Sultan of Sulu, today challenged North Borneo political leader, Mr. Donald Stephens, to nn open debate in New York on the Philippines claim to North Borneo. He threw the
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    Probation for jobless pilot found on roof
    251 9 Probation for jobless pilot found on roof QINOAPORE, Mon. Jobless young pilot, who pleaded guilty last week to being unlawfully found on the roof of an Orchard Road shop at 1.14 a.m. on July 12, was today placed on probation for one year. Sunny Ang. who was brought up for
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    An invitation to Indonesia
    64 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Indonesian delegation to the recent annual conference of the National Trade Union Congress, will call on the acting Minister for Labour. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, at the Labour Ministry tomorrow. The leader of the delegation, Mr. Abdul Majid Datuk. will formally present an
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    Worst road week
    57 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— There were 78 accidents in the past week throughout th? 1 country— the worst for any I week over the past year. There were eight fatal cases. 13 on seriously injured list and 57 with minor injuries. Perak had 32 accidentstwo fatal and seven
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    PAY ROW GOES TO THE PREMIER
    234 9 PAY ROW GOES TO THE PREMIER Case of the 28 Customs clerks KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The case of the 28 Customs clerks who were awarded back pay totalling $8,000 each by an arbitration court has been placed in the hands of- the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. The Congress of
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    Bth anniversary
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Health. Mr. K. M. Byrne, was among the guests who attended a dinner given by the Chin Khong Religious Union in Palembang Road last night to celebrate the eighth anniversary of the organisation.
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    Talk on a trip
    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Mr. E. J. H. Berwick, Director of Agriculture. North Borneo, will give a talk on "A trip down the Klna Batangan River In North Borneo" at the Institute of Medical Research here on Wednesday. MR. STEPHENS
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    Melody man on talent quest
    100 9 Melody man on talent quest SINGAPORE. Mon. Britain's song hits maker. Mr. Norrie Par.imor (above), is in Singapore to inert local musicians and singers. He discovered such singing stars and musicians as Cliff Richard. The Shadows, Helen Shapiro. Tony Brent, Michael Holliday and Eddie CaJvert He is also a leading
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    Stolen $100 in her bra
    69 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. An amah had two stoyen $50 notes under her brassiere when she was searched at a police station. Senior Inspector M.C. Jacob prosecuting, told a district court today. Chang Lee Cheng, 21. who pleaded guilty to "housetrespass to commit theft" at the quarters
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    Trail of wrong impressions
    150 9 MALAYANS visiting Britain and Europe are creating the impression that the Malayan Chinese are a communal group and take orders from Communist China. This charge was made by Mr. K. Raman. 22, a Socialist Front member of the Johore Bahru Town Council who recently returned from
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    Keep that gleam in your jewellery
    684 10 WHY is it that a woman, meticulously wellgroomed in everything else, can allow her jewellery to become soiled, dulled, loosely set or even scratched? Her Jewels, whether precious or costume, are the "conversation pieces" of her whole outfit and— in the case of precious
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    KNITTERS HAVE PATIENCE
    85 10 WOMEN adept at knitting and crocheting are on the needed list at a plant in California that makes highly complex electronic systems. The heart of the system is so tiny that more than 5,000 of them con be held in the palm of your hand, said Mr.
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    BEAUTY COMES THE EASY WAY
    216 10 BEAUTY COMES THE EASY WAY TWO lovely Japanese girls, who are now in Singapore, disclosed their secret on how to look beautiful the easy way. They are Miss Kazuko Sato and Miss Aiko Sakai, both qualified beauticians representing one of the leading cosmetic firms in Japan. Miss Sato said: "It
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    HOUSEHOLD HINTS
    126 10 RENOVATE an umbrella fabric by brushing with a solution of ammonia and warm water. Rub salt on the edge of the freezer compartment door of your refrigerator and it won't freeze shut. Use paraffin to make a flower holder. Pour one inch of paraffin into a flower container
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      279 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS one In ten would appear (4. 3. L Sn^lo? no^J %y" i9e? head doubled round the 9. *j rai1 Rtraner constitution (It feature (5, 8). U Tipster swallow, tne r*ht flsh bedtime UJT^ put there by the firm, per--12. Thousands ot pounds made haps (A. 4).
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    MALAYA HALL FOOD: CALL FOR A PROBE
    113 11 MALAYA HALL FOOD: CALL FOR A PROBE pENANG, Mon. The P c n a n g Muslim Youth Society today appealed to Malayan MPs to investigate the preparation of Muslim food in Malaya Hall, London. In a statement, the society expressed dissatisfaction over the recent report of the Malayan High
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    Widow to return to England
    129 11 Widow to return to England DENANG, Mon.— Mrs. Cecilia Simmons, widow of Mr. Benjamin Simmons, late senior lecturer in English at the Malayan Teachers' College at Glogor, Penang, will return to England shortly. She gave evidence at the trial of seven men accused of committing gang robbery with murder at
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    Razak: Govt aims to satisfy all
    185 11 BALING, Monday. rpHE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Rural Development, Tun Abdul Razak, stressed today that the Government's aim was to "satisfy the hearts of the people, particularly those living 'in the rural areas." "It is our wish to make everybody happy by
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    FAO delegates entertained
    35 11 MALACCA, Mon. The Malacca State Government entertained 26 F.A.O. delegates to a buffet dinner at the residence of the Chief Minister here last night. The dinner was followed by a cultural show.
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    Protected areas
    35 11 SUNGEI PATANI Mon. The Kedah Volunteer Force Drill Hall, now occupied by the Boys' Company, Brigade of Gurkhas in Sungei Patanl and the Hobart Camp In Ourun have both been declared protected areas.
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    WOMAN TESTIFIES AGAINST EX-LOVER
    187 11 PENANG, Monday. A WOMAN, Indra Dcvi, 25, said in court today that her former lover called on her shortly after midnight on April 12, tied her up and robbed her of a necklace and a pair of earrings. "He came with a Chinese] who carried a
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    Death crash driver...
    60 11 PENANO, Mon. A lorry driver, Lim Kee Chin, 48 was today fined $300 and banned from driving for 18 months when he was found guilty of dangerous driving. Lim's lorry, the prosecution stated, crashed into a cyclist, Sulaiman bin Tcyib, 72. along Permatang Pauh Road, Butterworth, at
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    Show for fund
    30 11 BUNGEI PATANL Mon. A talentime show in aid of the Sungei Patanl Cricket Club Fund will be held at the Gandhi Memorial Hall here on Oct. 3.
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    The hospital twins
    48 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Twenty-six sets of twins were born last year at the Chinese Maternity Hospital in Pudu Road here, accord- Ing to its association's annual report Issued today Of the 26 pairs, 15 pairs were boys, six girls, and the rest boys and girls.
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    TRIAL JUDGE 'FAIR AND PRUDENT'
    514 11 TRIAL JUDGE 'FAIR AND PRUDENT PENANG, Monday. T*H£ Federation Court of Appeal today held that it could rind, nothing to criticise in the procedure adopted by a Penang trial Judge of hearing evidence, in the absence of the Jury, on applications for impeachment of witnesses. "We would only say that
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    S'PORE'S NEW COFFEE ROASTING FACTORY
    390 12 S'PORE'S NEW COFFEE ROASTING FACTORY Production to commence soon at Jurong AX enormous potentiality is forecast for the first coffee roasting factory operated on the latest scientific techniques which is shortly to commence production in Singapore. The man behind the project, Mr. W.E. Huber, managing director of the Anglo-Swiss Trading
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    Alitalia's acting manager
    98 12 Alitalia's acting manager DR. SERGIO Valdambrinl of Alitalia, the Italian airline, has arrived in Singapore to take charge of the local office during the absence of the manager, Mr. M. Zlchella who is at present away on leave. Dr. Valdambrinl (below), said that Alitalia was proud to be associated with
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    TOYOTA-700 IS DUE NEXT MONTH
    175 12 ANEW Japanese car. Toyota-700, is expected to make its appearance on Malayan roads next Manufactured by Toyota Motor Car Manufacturing Co. Ltd.. of Japan, the car Is claimed to be specially designed to meet the needs of the Malayan public. Fitted with a 30 h.p.
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    "TOURISTS' SEE THE FAR EAST
    130 12 MR. ED Sullivan. Cathay Pacific's western regional representative in San FraneUM, visited Kuala Lumpur and Singapore over the weekend with seven top airline sales agents from New York, New Jersey, New Orleans and Dallas. They are on a tour of Hawaii, Tokyo, Osaka, Hong Kong.
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    New account executive
    35 12 MR. P.A. SHEPHERD (above), has Joined Cathay Advertising Ltd. as a senior account executive. Mr. Shepherd formerly worked with several advertising agencies in London including Mather and Crowther, and Young and Rubicam.
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    CAR OUTPUTS
    37 12 West Germany produced more motor vehicles in August but Japanese production declined. The German output was 191.301 units, up 42.1 per cent over July, while the Japanese total at 75.393 units dropped 5.4 per cent.
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    Year's training in U.K. for assurance man
    142 12 TTfR. YEOH Oon Kooi of Commercial Union As- surance Co. Ltd. in Kuala i Lumpur leaves for Britain I today for a year's executive training at the head office in London and on his return will work as an assistant. The course Includes
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    BRANDS CONTEST WINNERS
    62 12 The first prize of $5,000 in the recent Brands Essence of i Chicken competition was won by Mr. Ng Thor, a trainee- teacher of Malacca. The se- I cond prize of 53.000 went to Mr. Ng Kam Fuan. a Penang Government clerk, and the third prize of
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    US display invitation
    92 12 Malayan businessmen are invited to take part In the 12th Washington State International Trade Fair to be held In Seattle from May 9 to 19 next year. The fair, sponsored by the State of Washington. Port of Seattle and other U.S. state ports, prominent business, industrial, commercial
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    Tasek: More plant plans approved
    164 12 022i2jJ NEWS AND VIEWS fpHE Ipoh Municipality has approved the plans of several companies for the establishment of factories at the 400-acre Tasek industrial estate. They include a $500,000 factory building for Chemical Industries <M) Ltd.. which is Importing $1 million worth of machinery. as
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    Wong appointed president
    56 12 Mr. Wong Tok Sau. managing director of Amoy Canning Corporation In Hong Kong. Singapore and Malaya, has been appointed president of the Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong for a four-year term. Mr. Wong is also vicechairman of the New Zealand Dairy Supplies (Singapore* Ltd. and managing
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    Japanese to set up local office
    148 12 Japanese to set up local office A SECOND Japanese advertising company specialising in overseas services is opening an office in Singapore shortly. Altogether there are 10 Japanese companies specialising In overseas advertising and the latest to extend its activities to the Malaysian territory is Japanese International Advertising Inc. Formed in
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    27 14 September 24. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 761 cents (np a quarter of a cent). TIN: $424 (down $1). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 20 tons).
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    122 14 MELBOURNE, Mon. /GENERAL investmrnU arid inVJ daatrial shares held steady io quiet trading. Movements were narrow with falls shading rises. i Oils were Irregular. Clarence Hirer was featured with a sharp rise of Is. 2d. to ss. 3d. on expectation of a drilling mentBase metals were barely steady.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    139 14 Sept. 24. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) BuiiniM o>ne Dun lops 10 cts. Rothnuns 12 ct*. F. ft N. 14 eta. 8. Darby 4sd. J. Waugh 12 eta. C. Storage 4id. M. Brew. 25 cts. Steamship 8 cts. M. Cement 18 eta. S. Times 20 cts. McAlister 9 cts.
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    233 14 CHIPS lying almgsid* MM Sinisswrt whanr** today arc Polydorus 13/14, Sapporo llaru 7/8, Oaaaterkerk 4/5, Kararya 18, Steal Admiral. Tobla* U. Bortban 42/43, Bedill (I) tt, Scdlll (II) NW. 2, Oranvlll* 38/39. bclzan Maru 31/32. Bars* "Rokaa 149" NW 8. Doneverctt 29/30. Alb* Fein 49. Oirtsr reads:
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    RUBBER PRICES
    225 14 October tint grade rubber buy«n l.e.b. closed at 8 p.m In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 764 cents per Ib. up a quarter of a cent. The ton* was qulitly itiady. I. C.C.R. A. .and F.M.R.E. cloning price* In cents per Ib. ye*terda,y: Int. 1 R.B.S. prompt
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    August crops
    47 14 Further August rubber crops Included: London Asiatic Group 2.4iy.000 Ib PmUUn* Group 2 054 000 Ib Goldrn Hope Group 1457.000 ib.. C««tl*flfld 340,000 Ib., Hoacote 297.000 Ib.. Dinding* 82.875 ib Inch Kenneth Kajanf 215,000 Ib., KemMnl 64.i00 Ib ami KlnU KellM 160.000 Ib. 2.054.000 Ib
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    STOCK EXCHANGE IS QUIET: SMALL PRICE MOVEMENTS
    471 14 STOCK EXCHANGE IS QUIET: SMALL PRICE MOVEMENTS From Our Market Correspondent rnHE Malayan Stock X Exchange was extreme 1 y quiet yesterday with very small, irregular 'price movements in most cases both in tins and industrials. There is currently a lack of both buyers and sellers and an unwillingness to
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    22 14 Malayan Stack Indices Sept. 22 Sept. 24 Industrials: 181.85 181.49 Tins: 290.03 283.14 S robbers: 170.11 170.01 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    514 14 pOMBINED busineas in t"e Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of the deals traded in brackets: Industrial!: Dualopa (500) fI.M SL. (4.000) $1.87, (1.000) fLM: Ea«t SmelttaK (1.000) 13.70: Fed. Dl«p«iaary (1,000) 51. 38; P. and N. orda
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    Straits tin price down by $1: Rubber idle
    260 14 r VHE Straits tin price opened the week down one x dollar to $424 per picul on an offering estimated to be increased by 20 tons to 260 tons per picul. The buffer stock manager has only used a fraction, less than
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    92 14 CHINESE Pnducs Etchings lings p»r« neon ptico («r p.cul yastlrday: Cuinut Ml bulk J37| srllrrs. drum S4tH seller*. C*»ra: Sept. S27| buyer*. BM acllrrx. Psswir Muolok white Sl5O aellen. Sarawak white JM7J sellers, special Sarawak black tint Keller*, garbled Larnpons; black (130 sellers, ABTA $140 sellers. tincspars Cmnut
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    43 14 On the frit tiehsnit market In H»n« K*ng the U.S. dlllsr was quolrd at 5.731 for T.T. and 5.721 for «a*h. Stirling wai quoted at 15.88 and •n* tail *f aiM at 2491. All Malayan Ixthansa Bank!' At••UtlMi rataa were unchaaced.
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      JOEYSAN SHINES IN TRIAL
      289 16  - JOEYSAN SHINES IN TRIAL EPSOM JEEP; By- He can score again despite top weight Ipoh. Monday JOEY SAN, who won last timeout on this course, can score again on Wednesday in spite of top weight of 9.0 in a Div. 1 field over 9f. With Merv Posner up, Joey San
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      NOBLE ALBERT 'PIPS' HIS STABLE-MATE
      31 16 NOBLE ALBERT 'PIPS' HIS STABLE-MATE TUOBLE Albert (top), Ivan Spalding up, beating stable mate Brilliant Light, ridden by Mickey Donnelly, by a short head in Race 4 at Ipoh on Sunday.
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      MRU may call for another trial
      430 16 RUGGER \M A L A V A N Rugby LTI Union president, Mr. Ng Wood Kan has_ an unenviable task this week— to pick a Malayan team for the Bangkok tour merely on the recommendation of selectors who watched i the three trials last
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      Hunt star at swim meet
      125 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. Robert' Hunt of Alexandra Grammar School was the outstanding per- 1 former at the Paatr Panjang District swimming championships at the CSC today. Hunt u*on all four freestyle events from 100 to 1.500 metres the 400 m In record time of Smln. 3.6aec.
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      134 16 BADMINTON FOONG BEONG CUP INTEBZONE: (Malacca): Malacca 9 Kelantan 0. SOCCER MALACCA DIV. I: White Stai 5 HQ 28 Infantry Brig. 2. RAI B LGE: Penang Muda 8 3 DTC 2. FRIENDLY (T. Anson): ACB Combined 6 MTC. XL 1. RUGGER INTER SCHOOL (Talplng >: Penang Free School 18
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      Vietnam invites Malaya XI
      174 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The F.A. of Malaya has been invited to send a team to take part in a tournament celebrating South Vietnam's National Day in Saigon next month. FAM secretary, Kwok. Kin Keng, who disclosed this today, said that the executive council of the FAM
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      re-arranges classification
      201 16 ¥POH, Mon. The Malayan Racing Association announced today that the classifi cation of horses was being; rearranged by the Handicapper, Maj. R. Pote-Hunt. This was necessary, the MRA explained, because the list of Class 2 horses has been depleted following the recent meeting in Singapore when many were
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      Weights for tomorrow
      523 16 WEIGHTS for i all eight races at Ipoh tomorrow: CI 3 Div 3— 6 f Kodama 9.00 Gratification 8.13 Buaya Tapah 8.13 Al Raschid 8.10 Sir Chiron B.OP Amazonas 8 09 Atami 8.09 Flying Spec 8.09 Who Cares II B.oB| Bestcrete A.OB Hula Hoop B.OK Straat Peter
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      TWO TITLES TO YOKE YENINNEGRI TOURNEY
      163 16 SEREMBAN, Mon. Kwok Yoke Yen won two titles In the Negri Sembilan lawn tennis championships which ended here yesterday. Kwok won the singles title beating K. Dharmaratnam. the holder, 6-1. 3-6, 8-6. Kwok and Billy Yap won the doubles title beating M.F. Vllvaratnam and
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    562 17  -  BAD MAN' LISTON IS 6-4 ON FAVOURITE TO WIN CROWN £HAELES "Sonny" Liston, fearsome "bad man" of boxing, outlawed by the New York Commission because of his unpleasant past and association with racketeers, could be the new world heavyweight champion tomorrow night. (Malayan time Wednesday It
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    204 17 pHICAGO, Mon.— Ingemar Johansson, former world heavyweight boxing champion, arrived here on Saturday his 30th birthday with a view to challenging the winner of tomorrow's Patterson-Liston bout. "I hope to get the chance of challenging the winner, but I realise that there Is a return
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    351 17 ES K*M SALISBURY, Mon. Geoff Gr.nin, whose action caused much controversy on South Africa's 1960 tour of England, was the most impressive bowler for a R .odesian XI yesterday on the second day of their three-day match against the visiting Commonwealth XI. ■HBBBBHUHiBiH Griffin
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    116 17 TOURISTS TO STAY WITH FANS AND PCA OFFICIALS PENANG, Mon. Members of the Commonwealth cricket team will stay in I'ie homes of Pen an g Cricket Association officials and cricket fans during their three-day visit to Penang. The tourists are due to arrive here by air from Kuala Lumpur on
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    254 17 THE WORLD OF SPORT women's, title when Darlent Hard had to give up with leg cramp while leading la the third set of the final. Carole dropped the first set 6-8 won the second 11-9 and was trailing 2-4 when Darlene retired. LONDON: The English Table Tennis Association have lifted
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    415 18 WEST WINNING THE COLD WAR:RUSK 'Berlin Wall symbol of Communist failure* WASHINGTON, Monday. MR. DEAN Rusk, the T.S. Secretary of State, said tonight that the West was gaining strength over the Communist world and cited developments in Berlin and the Far Must to support bis case. The Secretary of State
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    32 18 BERLIN. Mon. An 18--year-old East German crossed the Berlin wall Into West Berlin last night as East German border guards fired at him. West Berlin police said today. Reuter.
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    Toddler Prince
    40 18 ENJOYING a joke with a giunl toy rabbit is Prince Andrew, younger son of Queen Klizabeth. The picture was taken recently by Lisa Sheridan in the Royal nursery at Buckingham Palace. The Prince will be three next February.
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    76 18 LAGOS. Mon. Sources close to Mr. Nehru said tonight that the Indian Prime Minister's visit to Anra had been postponed at the request of the Ghana Government. Mr. Nehru, who arrived here yesterday for a fourday visit, was due to fly on to Ghana
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    Water cut
    28 18 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Water will be cut off along Day Road between 398 C Day Road and New Link Road from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Four die, 40 hurt in football riots
    132 18 Four die, 40 hurt in football riots BRAZZAVILLE. Mon.— Four people have been killed and 40 injured in antiGabonese football riots in Pointe Noire, according to unconfirmed reports reaching here yesterday. The reports said many Gaboncse houses had been burned down in the riots a sequel to anti-Con-golese riots in
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    Brunei boy gets aid
    47 18 SINGAPORE, Mon. A seven-year-old Brunei schoolboy. Abdul Rahman, with a broken arm, was flown Into Singapore tonight for medical treatment, accompanied by his father, Jnche Rouf Omar. A waiting ambulance took them from the airport to the general hospital, where he was admitted.
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    95 18 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Canon R. K. S. Adams, former Principal of St. Andrew's School and his wife, who attended the school's centenary celebrations earlier this month, will sail home by the Gorgon on Wednesday morning. The "fighting padre," who got his nickname from his love of boxing,
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    276 18 LONDON. Mon. Gilt-edged securities opened on a very strong and active note today on the London Stock Exchange. War Loan 3} per cent gained ten shillings at £62j Elsewhere the market was generally slightly easier, reflecting the threat of a 24-hour National rail strike next week and
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    43 18 LONDON, Mon. Bpot 22 9/16 d Oct. 22 9/16 d.. Nov. 22 9/16 d.. Dec. M 9/16.. Oct. Dec. 22 9/16., Jan./ Mar. 23} d.. Apr. June 22|d.. July Sept. 22|d.. c.i.i. Sept unquoted. Oct. 22 5/16 Nov. 221 d. Tone: Steaay.
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    TIN
    23 18 LONDON. Mon. Buyers £850 sellers £8501, Porward buyers £8534. sellers £854. Settlement £850}. Turnover ajn. 185 ton*. pjn. 106 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    124 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. A delegation of six Brunei Government delegates flew in here tonight on their way to Kuala Lumpur to hold informal and exploratory talks with the Malayan Government on Malaysia. The delegates are: Th« Mentri Besar, Dato Setlar Marshal bin Maun (leaden; the Deputy Mentri
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