The Straits Times, 28 September 1962

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    21 1 AVKBACE DAILY CEBTIFIEW SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times ftatt*" 1 KUN 036 Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1962. IS CENTS.
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    BIG PAY-OUT PLAN
    504 1 Cheah gives details of crash programme to encourage replanting of rubber Another aim: To diversify economy KUALA LUMPUR,Thursday THE Federation Government has accepted recommendations to pay out millions of dollars in a crash programme to encourage rubber replanting on smallholdingsand diversify the agricultural economy of the country.
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    Lock icon Pleaez: `We will press valid claim'
    464 1 Pleaez: `We will press valid claim' UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. 'THE Philippines Vice-President, Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez, told the General Assembly today that his country would press its claim to British-held North Borneo "amicably but firmly until a just settlement is reached." He added In his policy speech that the Philippines was
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    Lock icon Flood terror as the Barcelona toll mounts
    228 1 Flood terror as the Barcelona toll mounts BARCELONA, Thursday. JJOMELESS hundreds cowered in terror through the night as thunderstorms and torrential rain returned to the flood-stricken areas of the Barcelona region, where one official estimate of the dead and missing neared the 1,000 mark. Among the worst hit towns ire
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    Lock icon CAPTURED: GIRL SOLDIERS
    69 1 CAPTURED: GIRL SOLDIERS LONDON, Thurs. Lebanese troops have, captured 14 young Israeli girl soldiers and taken them to Saida for questioning, according to a Lebanese Government statement quoted by Cairo Radio yesterday. It said the girls were mostly teenagers, and were all wearing uniforms and carrying rifles or machineguns. They
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    SPEED COP DIES IN CHASE
    68 1 SPEED COP DIES IN CHASE SINGAPORE, Thurs. Speed cop Corporal Yang Shen Thai. 26. died in the General Hospital early today, five hours after being thrown off his motor-cycle while chasing a speeding motorist at Dunearn Road last night Cpl. Yang and another speed cop were nearing the University of
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    50-50 OIL CASH TALKS IN BRUNEI
    155 1 50-50 OIL CASH TALKS IN BRUNEI ORUNEI, Thurs. Negotiations now under way between the Brunei Government and the Brunei Shell Petroleum Company. Ltd. of Seria foreshadow 50-50 sharing of the State's oil revenues, according to informed sources here. The present ratio of distribution is 70 per cent to the company
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    Russia sends up new Sputnik
    33 1 MOSCOW. Thurs. Russia launched another satellite Cosmos 9— today, the Soviet news agency Taas said. The unmanned Sputnik carries scientific equipment designed to continue space research. Tan said.
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    Lock icon Shipping pact
    30 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Indian and British shipping lines today signed an agreement increasing India's share of trade between the two countries until parity is reached In 1971.— Reuter.
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    30 1 BERLIN. Thurs. An East Berlin refugee was shot and Injured by East German guards on ths bordpr between East Berlin and the French sector during the night.— Reuter.
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    New rank for army's No. 1
    261 1 rplli: top man in the X Federation Army. Brigadier Tengku Osman bin Tengku Monamed Jewa (above), has been promoted to the rank of Major-General by the King, it was announced in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The post of Brigadier of the Army, which he has
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    Lock icon Supreme body for Egypt
    45 1 CAIRO. Thurs.— A 12-man council headed by President Gamal Abdel Nasser will be officially established today as the country's supreme policymaking body, an official source said. The source said the council comes Into being under Nasser's largescale Government reorganisation plan. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Yemen revolt: Imam killed
    418 1 Yemen revolt: Imam killed ADEN, Thurs.— Rebels seized a radio station in the Red Sea kingdom of Yemen today and said a revolt had set up a "free Yemeni republic." The rebels, believed to be army officers, broadcast from Radio Sanaa and said they had "got rid of" Imam Mohamed.
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    STOP PRESS
    41 1 NEW V>KK Il" s.r Patrick Dr;m Philippine rialm to North Borneo. ml t" lifa (I KiftfdMß n<» doubt ;is to tbn- >t v over t« rr 1 1 Nurth Borneo "and \<ivh formally to rcs>m<nuht> on this quex'i"' K'ii<»r
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    Lock icon Irian timebombs charge
    36 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Dutch are "planting timebombs" in West Irian, the Indonesian news agency. Antara claimed today. It says the Dutch were "spreading lies against the Indonesian Government among the indigenous people." Reuter.
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    India: Heavy fire from the Reds
    203 1 On river I^EW DELHI. Thurs.— Communist Chinese troops opened "heavy fire" on an Indian post on Tuesday on the Northeast Frontier, an official spokesman said here yesterday. "Our post returned the fire. No casualties have been reported." he added. The spokesman said the firing,
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    Lock icon Made clear
    60 1 An Indian auxiliary post had been established by a patrol from Dhola, the sources said. The sources made it clear that Indian lorces had been Instructed to clear the Communists from Indian territory. They were unable to say If the bridge had ever been In Communist hands, but
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    Lock icon AIRLINER `BUZZED'
    40 1 OERLIN, Thurs. A Soviet fighter yesterday flew head-on at a Pan-American Clipper airliner with 84 passengers aboard, then veered sharply, missing it by almost 150 yards, U.S. officials said. The incident was the third in two days.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Irian handover
    36 1 THE HAGUE. Thurs. Dr. Piet. J. Platteel. Governor of West New Guinea, will leave the capital. Hollandia. tomorrow, for Holland, two days before the Dutch hand over the administration to the United Nations.— Reuter.
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    Hawk missiles
    35 1 TEL AVIV. Israel. Thurs. Israel today announced ii will kp: Hawk ground-to-air missiles from the United States. A Foreign Office spokesman said Israel had asked for "defensive ground to air Hawk missiles."— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Sihanouk visit
    37 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the Cambodian Head of State, will pay an official visit to India in January at the Invitation of the Indian President. Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan. it was announced today. Reuter.
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    Felix Banda quits
    28 1 COLOMBO, Thurs. Mr. Felix Bandaranaike has resigned as Junior External Affairs Minister and Paliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, Mrs. Bandaranaike. newspapers here report.— U.P.L
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      169 2 THE `KIDNEY DOCTORS' COMPARE NOTES. TWO doctors Dr. David Spencer and Dr. Lan Clark compared notes last week on the technical details of their combined operation. Dr. Spencer rave one of his kidneys to save his colleague's life in a transplantine operation which made medical history. Dr. Spencer and his
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      Ben Bella accepts mandate
      279 2 Ben Bella accepts mandate ALGIERS, Thursday. gTRONGMAN Mohamed Ben Bella accepted last night a mandate from the Algerian Assembly to form a Government and become independent Algeria's first Premier. The 194 members sitting in the second session of the parliament which was elected last Thursday approved the nomination of Mr.
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      Lock icon Segregation Governor defies court again
      134 2 Segregation Governor defies court again OXFORD I Mississippi), Thurs. Negro James Meredith tried again yesterday to enrol at the University of Mississippi but was turned away in the state's third deliberate defiance of the Federal Government It threatened a showdown between state and Federal power that could be the gravest
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      Lock icon Arson at school and church
      56 2 SALISBURY, Thurs— Two cases of arson, one at a thatched hut classroom at a London Missionary Society school and the other at an African church, were reported by police here yesterday. A government statement said fewer incidents had been reported than In recent days and
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      Lock icon 4.8 m. miles away
      40 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs.—Mariner 11, which is expected to pass within 9,000 miles of Venus on Dec. 14, was officially reported yesterday to be 4,841,522 miles from the earth, with about 42 million miles still to go.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Khrushchev's visit
      15 2 MOSCOW. Thurs.— Mr. Khrushchev has arrived In Ashkabad. capital of Soviet Turkmenistan. Reuter.
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      Lock icon U.S. rockets for Israel
      234 2 rE United States has agreed to sell a number of Hawk ground-to-air missiles to Israel, United States officials said last night. The officials disclosed details of the projected sale in reply to questions about recent reports on this subject. They said they did not know how
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      Lock icon The battle goes on for little Po Po
      227 2 The battle goes on for little Po Po lIONG KONG, Thurs. 11 N in c year-old film actress Fung Po Po sat pale and shaken yesterday as her father and mother quarrelled bitterly in front of her at a Press conference here. Po Po, whose wistful facial expressions wring tears
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      Lock icon Way to freedom
      17 2 BERLIN, Thurs. Two Baal Germans escaped Into West Berlin on a motor-cycle yesterday.— Reuter.
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      376 2 THE PLEASURES OF P&O-ORIENT VOYAGES... fU fl S^ti Goinoaboatd! Whether exci+iftjfport- \m\\ I^T''ilh|^ 6eS)Uid us, foads of shof>pi*g dttie W ilviS^L WIKI Wt P fo nty of photos -taken, and now to *Otir visit to the Bridge showed us how /^V ita4^VS%f cattoty t coc/fy Qnd s/novfa/y organised yj\. lm^?^
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  • Case of TOO MUCH aid...
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      Case of TOO MUCH aid...
      397 3 Korea became corrupt, stunted by $3,600 m. given in five years WASHINGTON, Thursday. GOVERNMENT auditors said yesterday that US $1,290 (53,6««) million American aid to South Korea in five years encouraged corruption in the country and stunted its economic growth because South Korea was unable
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      161 3 Secret fortunes: Move by Swiss BERNE. Thurs. Fortunes lodged in secret Swiss bank accounts by Jews, who later died in Nazi gas chambers, may go to any heirs which can be traced or to Jewish charities under a Bill passed by the Swiss Lower House today. The House carried by
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      Lock icon Ex-Premier gets 10 years
      38 3 SEOUL. Thure. A Republic of Korea army court martial yesterday found former Prime Minister John M. Chang guilty of aiding a group of anti-Government plotters and sentenced him to 10 yean in prison. UPI.
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      Lock icon A YUB URGES TREATY TO OUTLAW SPREAD OF N- WEAPONS
      212 3 A YUB URGES TREATY TO OUTLAW SPREAD OF N- WEAPONS PRESIDENT Ayub Khan of Pakistan asked the United Nations General As&embly to give urgent consideration to the conclusion of a treaty to outlaw the further spread of nuclear weapons and the knowledge of their manufacture. The President, in a speech
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      Lock icon Holyoake hits at Soviet Cuba line
      248 3 Holyoake hits at Soviet Cuba line MR. Keith J. Holyoake, Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of New Zealand, criticised Russia's Berlin wall and her policy in Cuba in an address before the General Assembly. "We are dismayed at a state of affairs where a government a political system has resorted
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      Lock icon TWO RUSSIAN ITEMS ADDED TO ASSEMBLY AGENDA
      98 3 npHE steering committee approved the addition of two new Soviet-Initiated items to the agenda of the General Assembly making the total 68 but spurned Russia's bid to have them debated In plenary sessions. The new questions were listed as "condemnation of propaganda favouring
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      Lock icon 'S. Vietnam won't be allowed to go under'
      511 3 'S. Vietnam won't be allowed to go under' "troika" to head the United Nations secretariat. MR. J. RUDOLPH GRIMES. Ldberian Secretary of State, also denounced the arguments of those wnn had not paid their U.N. financial obligations as "mere excuses and ruses." Failure to accept the world court's recent advisory
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      Indonesia to show naval strength
      231 3 JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesia will show off her newly-acquired naval strength In the near future, according to Western diplomatic sources here Her Russian-built Navy includes a Sverdlov class heavy cruiser, four oceangoing submarines and a number of destroyers, motor torpedo boats, gunboats and Datrol craft. NEW
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    Death car: Court backs 'pay up' order
    309 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE full Court of Appeal today upheld the decision of Mr. Justice Ambrose who had awarded Madam Woo Chiang Fong, a widow, $5,000 damages for the loss of a car, wrecked in an accident on April 7 last year. The car
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    Off to the U.K. for engineering course
    75 4 Off to the U.K. for engineering course MR. LYE KIIW FONO. (above) who left Singapore yesterday on a Malayan Airways cadetshlp to undertake a study course lead Ins to the degree of B Sc. (Hons.) in Electrical Engineering at the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom. He Is expected
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    JAPANESE ORCHESTRA TO PLAY IN MALAYA
    150 4 JAPANESE ORCHESTRA TO PLAY IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A 100-strong symphony orchestra comprising Japan's most talented young musicians will fly into Singapore next Thursday to give two concerts one here and one in Kuala Lumpur. This is the NHK, Japan Broadcasting Corporation symphony orchestra, which is led by 27-year-old Seijl
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    Taximanand fare robbed of $705
    78 4 Taximanand fare robbed of $705 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A taxi-driver and his shop-keeper passenger were held up at knife-point in a lonely lane off Keppel Road yesterday morning, and robbed of $705. The taxi-driver. Ng Kirn Beo, 35. told the police that Mr. Thye Chew Loh, 70. hired his taxi to
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    OF FOR THE THEATRE
    450 4 r[E National Theatre being built at King George V Park will have a permanent roof, instead of being in the open air as originally planned. Its seating capacity has been reduced from the proposed 7,000 to 3,500. who will also enjoy the shelter of the roof.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    357 4 r J'HE following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS Garuda: From Medan (OA 090) 7.30 ajn.; from Jakarta (GA 800) 9.10 ajn. Cathay Pacific: From Hong Kong, Bangkok. (CX 731) 12.05 pm.; from Jakarta (CX 732) 3.45 p.m.
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    'Tin price will not rise'
    396 5 'Tin price will not rise 'IT SEEMS TO ME THEY ARE TRYING TO PEG IT/ SAYS THOMSON AFTER THE U.S. SALE pOLLOWING the sale of 200 tons of tin from the U.S. stockpile, the president of the F.M.S. chamber of mines, Mr. D. C. Thomson, said today: ''The whole situation
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    HK next stop
    24 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Bniibii pop-maker Nome Paramor. on a six-week world survey, left for Hong Kong today after a four-day stay here.
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    Sultan's brother to tour cigarette firms in Australia
    81 5 Sultan's brother to tour cigarette firms in Australia SINGAPORE, Thurs Tengku Temenggong Ahmad (above) younger brother of the Sultan of Jobore. and a director of Kothmans of Pall Mall <M> Ltd.. left here last nigbt on a goodwill tour of Rothmans companies in Australia. Tengku Temenggong Ahmad was accompanied by
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    19 Singapore students to be tried Nov. 17
    175 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Nineteen students of the Singapore Chinese High School will be tried in the Sessions Court here on Nov. 17 on a charge under the Internal Security Act. They were detained by marine police in a motor boat in the
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    Creeping plague of extortion ...
    207 5 Creeping plague of extortion A MAGISTRATE. Inche Gullam Mustaffa bin Nadar AIL said here today that extortion was a "disease that has crept into society like a plague and only way to be rid of it is to deal with offenders severely." He. sentenced Hoo Kwong Yuen, 22, to two
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    Fans mob Ho Lan at airport
    98 5 Fans mob Ho Lan at airport IPOH, Thurs.— Scores of fans mobbed Hong Kong film actress, Miss Ho Lan, darling of Cantonese film, when she arrived at the airport here this morning. Among the fans were many from her own clan, the Toi Shan, who present- Ed her with flowers
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    MALAYA MAY HOUSE REGIONAL OFFICE OF WORLD MUSLIMS
    204 5 MALAYA MAY HOUSE REGIONAL OFFICE OF WORLD MUSLIMS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE World Muslim Congress may set up its A South-East Asia regional office here next year The secretary-general of the organisation, Mr. Inamullah Khan, and his assistant, Mr. Haider AlHusseini. who are on a tour of South-East Asia to
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    2,000-flag welcome
    60 5 TAPAH Thurs. Tm> Raja Muda of Perak was welcomed by 2.000 flag-waving fchool children when he arrived here today lor a iwo-day official visit of the Batang Padang District. Tlie town was decorated for the occasion. This morning he toured the District Hospital and saw the new $82,000
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    Minister's visit
    33 5 IPOH. Thurs.— lncho BahumHii bin Samsudcliii. Minister for Labour and Social Welfare, today visited ihe vocational trainmc ccnlrc for Malay women here He later visited the Bilut ValleyWorkshop for the Blind
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    Necklace snatched
    24 5 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. a thief Mole $180 sold necklace from housewife. Mijdam Lim Soon ,Hiong. 28. in New Bridge Road '■.st night.
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    The neglected child...
    52 5 PENANG. Thurs— The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. today warned parents about the dangers of parental neglect of children. "The child neglected at home becomes the problem child, and soon enough the juvenile delinquent," he told pupils and parents at the speech day of the Georgetown
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    Death of an old Perak resident
    50 5 IPOH, Thurs. Mrs. Lee Pak Choon, 80, one of Peralcs oldest residents and mother of Mr. Lee Guan Khye, president of the Perak Badminton Association and a vicepresident of the 8.A.M., ..ied here today. The funeral will take place 01. Sunday at 8 am.
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    enough is too much— and i've had it!
    333 6 ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT HONG KONG Thurs. Sept. 27. "TWO weeks in this place and I certainly am ready to go home. Oh for the cool of the Singapore evenings and a good curry, the quiet life, and well, home. Honestly! A fortnight here
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    It's the little things in life that count
    638 6 AT the risk of sounding trite, I would like to say to- you newly wed*, it's the little things in life that count that make all the difference between living and existing. We women, more than anyone else, should know this is
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    Revival custom
    60 6 A CUSTOM that nourished until very recent years was the one of the Hope Chest. Young girls, when they reached the age of ten or eleven In the 17th and 18th centuries, were given, literally, a wooden cheet by her parents. Then she began the long but beloved
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    no kid gloves for my kids
    338 6 DEMEMBER when we were children? Remember the awe with which we regarded onr baby brothers, sisters and cousins, and the care with which our mothers and aunts handled' them? Goodness! Everyoae treated those infants as If they were made of gossamer. They must be
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    OH MY ACHING BACK...
    288 6 POPLE don't get rheumatism in warm climates? Don't let them tell you stories. Lots of people get rheumatism even in tropical countries; not only rheumatism, but arthritis, flbrositis, lumbago and all sort of other muscular pains. How do you get these things? Well, the weather here,
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    of a lovely, useful
    565 6 wash-cloths for kitchen and bathroom, towels, table cloths, napkins and dollies. Into each stitch she put her young hopes and and the man she will one day marry. As each Item is completed, she lovingly folded It Into the hope chest. On her wedding day, she
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    UMNO WOMEN ARE ANGRY
    191 6 ROTA BHARU, Thurs. The Kaum Ibu (women's section at Umno) here are angry with the decision of seven Umno division chairmen to oust Tengku Besar Indra Petra from his position as chairman of the Kelantan State Umno liaison committee. Datln Zalnab blnte All. wife of Tengku
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    Large crowd at funeral
    53 6 ALOR STAR, Thurs. Senior government officers were among the large crowd who attended the funeral of Syed Mohamed bin Syed Abdul Rahman Al-Idrus. Chief Clerk of the Supreme Court here, today. Syed Mohamed, 55, died in the Alor Star General Hospital yesterday afternoon. Be was buried
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    New forms for marriages
    41 6 SEREMBAN. Thurs. The Department of Islamic Affairs here has Introduced special forms for the recording of particulars of Muslim marriages, divorces and reconciliations. The department has warned that failure to give proper particulars could lead to prosecution.
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    Stolen cars found—with old tyres for new
    121 6 Stolen cars found— with old tyres for new MALACCA. Thurs. Two cars, reported stolen here In the past two days, have been recovered with their new tyres replaced by old ones. The owner of one of the cars, Inche Rosli bin Abdullah of Alor Gajah, had taken down the numbers
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    Party for West Irian force
    43 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Overseas Pakistan League in Singapore will hold a tea-party at Bafflea Hot«i on Saturday for the Pakistan Contingent of United Nations security force in West Trian. The contingent la expected to arrive on Saturday morning.
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    Seamen warned
    34 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Manners are warned that the Far East Air Force will conduct firing exercises and bombing practice on the Pul&u Songsong range, off the Kedah coast, almost dally during October.
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    Big Johore effort to open jungle
    192 6 YOHORE Is making an exJ cellent effort In opening up jungle to settle the landless, the Mentri Besar. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos, said here today. He was speaking at the opening of the Ayer Hitam Federal Land Development Authority scheme this morning.
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    'Grossly obscene'
    229 6 ...SAYS MAGISTRATE, AND FINES BOOK MAN FOR POSSESSION OF 'TROPIC 9 ITENRY MILLER'S "Tropic of Cancer' is a grossly obscene book, declared the Circuit Magistrate here. Nik Hussain bin Nik All, yesterday when he fined a bookseller $100 for possession of three copies of the book. See Kok
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    FREE DEATH BENEFIT INSURANCE PLAN FOR 25,000 PEOPLE
    233 6 FREE DEATH BENEFIT INSURANCE PLAN FOR 25,000 PEOPLE KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A FREE death benefit insurance scheme to cover A more than 25,000 members of the National Land Finance Co-operative Society was announced today by the society's president, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications. Dato Sambanthan
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    $375,000 prize worries of 3 people
    169 6 $375,000 prize worries of 3 people "THIS Sunday at 2 p.m. the Social Welfare Lottery will be drawn at Muar $375,000 is a big sum and so far 102 people In Malaya have won this magnificent prize. Hasnah-Viraala-Chen has Interviewed three of these lucky winners and all three of them
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    Court man retires
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Tan See Mee. 6ft. a former acting •enlor Chinese interpreter, Is on retirement leave after 35 years la the courts
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    Civil service unions: We stay neutral
    353 7 'AMEND LAW TO KEEP OUT POLITICIANS' SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Federation of Unions of Government Employees last night called on the Government to amend the Trade Union Ordinance to forbid any politician, Assemblyman or active member of a political organisation from holding office or
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    Better poppy collections urged
    70 7 Better poppy collections urged PENANG. Thurs. The Penang Hari Bunga Poppy Appeal Committee was urged last night to make better collections than last year's record of $27,000 In the state. Mr. Saw Seng Kew, the committee's chairman, who made this appeal, said that more than $200,000 was collected throughout Malaya
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    SENTIMENTAL TOURNEY AT 75 TO VISIT FORMER MALAYAN PUPILS
    187 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. (}M& o. pioneers of English education in May laya. Miss Josephine Foss, 75, is returning on a sentimental journey to visit her former pupils and old friends in all parts of the country. Miss Foss Is due to
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    $2,500 reward after Perak murder
    63 7 $2,500 reward after Perak murder IPOH, Thurs. The police has offered a $2,500 reward for information connected with the murder of a salesman, Chuah Sek Hock. 51, by three hooded dagger-carry-ing robbers at his home in Pasir Pinjl new village on Sept. 8. The murder set off one of the
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    Stole from aunt
    24 7 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. Wahab bin Hassan, 21, who stole gold sovereign and chain from his aunt, was Jailed today (or 18 months.
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    SHE'S OFF TO STUDY NURSING IN LONDON
    41 7 SHE'S OFF TO STUDY NURSING IN LONDON MISS Cynthia Pennefather. 19 (above), a former student of St. Anthony's Convent, Singapore, who flew to Britain on Wednesday night to take up a fiveyear nursing coarse at King Edward VIII Hospital in London.
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    Burglars raid two homes
    51 7 PENANO, Thurs. Burglars broke into two houses in Jalan Sungci Kelian, Tanjong Bungah, early today and stole $300 in cash and valuables. Mr. Lee Kirn Seng reported to police he lost $185 and a $40 wristwatch, while his neighbour, Mr. Thornton Valeria Rase, lost a $75
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    $34,000 suit against M.P. adjourned—he is on goodwill tour
    374 7 $34,000 suit against M.P. adjourned— he is on goodwill tour A CIVIL suit involving a sum of $34,000 brought by a sister-in-law against an Alliance M.P., T. Mahima Singh, was adjourned in the High Court here today because he is on a goodwill tour of the Borneo territories with a
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    $30 hostel robbery
    50 7 IPOH. Thurs— Three youths, one witri a dagger, held up a nurse. Rose Aug. at the Central Mental Hospital nurses' hostel and stole $30 yesterday evening. Nurse Ang. who was resting In I her room, was forced to open a cupboard where she kept the I money.
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    THE LUCKY BRANCH DOES IT AGAIN
    100 7 THE LUCKY BRANCH DOES IT AGAIN rpELUK ANSON." Thurs. 1 The Teluk Anson branch of the Perak Turf Club, called the "lucky branch." has done It again. A ticket sold to a subscribing member won the first prize of $32,d80 in yesterday's big sweep. That was not all. Three other
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    DEATH
    29 8 :n Words Sit (Minimum) MR. JOMMNIS PETER, 71. Of Vlllukeeri, father of Mr. Climax of Princess Anne Hill, Buklt Tlmah passed may peacefully at Bangalore on 24th Instant
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    PERSONAL
    29 8 it Word* %U (Minimum) ANTON! KNOWING THE whereabouts or presence of one Yong Toon Fee, male, age approximately 60 years please contact Box A 5725 ST. B'pore. Reward.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    167 8 If Worsts $10 (Minimum) MABJORIE LADIES HAIRDRESSER Wo Orchard Road. Spore will he cloned tomorrow 20/9/82. One day only. OUR OFFICE nil) he closed on Saturday 29th September IM2 for one day only. Federal Optiek. «s Orchard Road. Spore. TELEPHONE ***** to join the Joan Booty School of Charm
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  • The Straits Times Friday, September 28, 1962. This Base Thought
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      This Base Thought
      662 8 The Indonesian attitude to Malaysia gets more curious, and the Philippines' claim to I North Borneo more provocative. The Federation Government can do no more than re- main patient, and keep its sense of humour. For a sense !of humour is certainly a help j ;in the
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      Senate Change
      325 8 There is no urgency about reconstituting the Federation Senate but it might be well to give the matter some thought now that it has been brought up by the Penani» State Assembly. The Upper House of Parliament has 22 members elected by the state legislatures (two each) and
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      SUPP Switch
      230 8 Mr. Ong Kee Hui presumably was authorised by the Sarawak United People's Party to say what he did in Wednesday's Council Negri 1 debate on Malaysia. If so, it {would seem that the S.U.P.P. now accepts Malaysia after a period of virulent hostility and then of ambivalence. Not
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    Karossa refugees: More to gain than to lose
    131 8 THE Singapore immigration authorities barred entry to Dutch nationals who arrived here In the Karossa as they had no entry permits, though they came solely to seek sanctuary from stormy West Irian. These people are not political or financial risks and I
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    A differing definition
    172 8 A CONTESTANT In a Radio Malaya quiz in Kuala Lumpur the other evening defined the meaning of "absolve" as "to be cleared." Said the quiz master: "Oh no. I can't accept that." Nor did he, but he read a definition extracted I suppose from a dictionary (not
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    A golden goodbye...
    124 8 Fls reported that the Minister of Agriculture, Inche Aziz bin Ishak. Is to have three months' paid leave after he leaves the Ministry. Is this not a somewhat extraordinary procedure? The Minister is not a member of the civil service, he is not an employee —In the
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    Changi nights
    96 8 lITTTH reference to the Tf Australian P.O.W. s "Changi Concert Party" were no Australian P.O.W.S for three and a half years in Changi Prison, there were no Australian P.O.W.'s In Changi Prison at any time during the Occupation. Australian troops were In Gordon Barracks, Changi. Only civilian internees
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    Canny pirates
    82 8 I WISH -to congratulate the Kedah police who have Intensified their war on pirate taxis. Besides cheating the government of a source of revenue, pirate taxi operators are In unlawful competition to the detriment of licensed taxi drivers. Visitors to Cameron Highlands have often noticed that plrHtes there
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    Market line up in Britain
    1085 8 Market line up in Britain WITH MACMILLAN AND THE LIBERALS FOR GOING INTO EUROPE AND LABOUR AGAINST, THE VOTER IS BEING CONFRONTED WITH A REAL CHINESE PUZZLE from SAMUEL BRITTAN LONDON, Thur*. THE major event of the week on the Common Market front has been the crystallisation of British party
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      751 8 It Words Sit I Minimum) KRUVT to LJenke aod Peter a son Nlcolaaa Philip at Oleneagles Hospital on Heptember 28th. TO SIVALINCAM AND PURNES WARY a daughter. Shinn Ram on t>2 at Seremban Hospital. Thanks to doctor and staff. FARRELLY: To Loretta and BryVm a daughter Blobhan Brlgld on 2.Mh
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      85 8 How To Keep Your Memory Keen The elephant never forgets and neither do you, says a leading psychologist: There is no such thing as a bad memory. A simple method of "hooking" ideas helps you to file facts neatly in your mind, ready for immediate use. An article in the
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      179 8 BCp |Bxl OSm story MANKIND A History Textbook for Secondary One BOOK E. WIJEYSINGHA ONE SENIOR HISTORY MASTER RAFFLES INSTITUTION RECOMMENDED BY Singapore THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION-SPORE (Book Two For Secondary Two Is Under Print Now) ATTENTION ALL PRINCIPALS AND HISTORY TEACHERS DO NOT FORGET TO INCLUDE THIS (THE ONLY
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    AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES
    1259 9 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES AUTOMOBILES AND ACCESSORIES SPARES EVEN SOLD IN VEHICLE'S COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Need built an industry FOUNDATION OF BOOMING AUTO BUILDING AUSTRALIA, with more than three million motor vehicles, not only manufactures its most popular cars, but maintains a vast automotive components industry. Without this, the manufacture of vehicles
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    AUSSIE CARS USED IN 46 NATIONS
    358 9 AUSSIE CARS USED IN 46 NATIONS 4 L'STRALIAN-made cars A are now being driven by motorists in more than 46 countries. The two largest manufacturer-exporters are General Motors- Holden and the Ford Motor Company of Australia producing the "Holden" and "Falcon" ranees of vehicles for export respectively. G.M.H. has shipped
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      148 9 buy tough, tested Australian automotive products Australia builds the vehicles for your sort of roads cars that can stand up to every type of road surface smooth* highways, tortuous mountain roads, bush tracks and congested city streets. Because Australians build for the most extreme conditions of climate and terrain, Australian-made
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    dream car
    420 10 WANTED FRONT OF SEDAN REAR OF A TRUCK ONE DAY in 1932, designers at Ford Motor Company of Australia Pty. Ltdt, received a letter from a grazier. It asked whether it would be possible for Ford to combine the front end comfort of a car with the rear
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    105,000 work in Aussie car industry
    254 10 105,000 work in Aussie car industry About I.VOOO people are directly employed in the manufacture of motor vehicles and parts in Australia and another 60.000 in the vehicle repair industry. Eight companies share 95 per rent of the Australian market for vehicles and the three largest of these. General Motors
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    CARS OF THE 1960s WILL LAST LONGER
    500 10 CARS OF THE 1960s WILL LAST LONGER AUSTRALIAN AUTOMOBILES ACCESSORIES FEATURE L They'll do up to 60,000 miles without any engine work except tune-ups £ARS made or assembled in Australia today, given correct maintenance, have a much longer mechanical life than their predecessors of 1939. Although Hie engines work so
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    FIRST CAR IN AUSTRALIA STEAM DRIVEN
    366 10 FIRST CAR IN AUSTRALIA STEAM DRIVEN f)NLY 11 years after the German engineer, Gotlieb Daimler, had first designed and run his motor try-cycle, Australia's first car was on the road. Unlike Daimler, the designer, Herbert Thomson of Armadale, Victoria, powered his car with a steam engine instead of a petrol
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    HOLDEN AND FORD
    28 11 CARS' NEW LOOK THE 1962 Ford Falcon XI De-Luxe station sedan, called the "Squire" GENERAL Motors-Holden's new EJ special station sedan with its new styling
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    Competition between two companies expected to intensify
    428 11 AISTRAI.IA S two largest manufacturers of motor cars. General MotorsHolden's Pty Ltd and the Ford Motor Company of Australia. each released last month new models of their respective Holden and Falcon vehicles on to the Australian market and for export. The Holden vehicles,
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    They'll drive in ...for safety
    342 11 pVERY vehicle In Australia's capital city, Can- berra, is to be tested once a year for road worthiness. This follows the opening there recently of a motor vehicle registry and testing station The station, which was set up by the Federal Government, will be manned
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    GREASING IS EASY JOB FOR MOTORIST
    306 12 An Australian firm has developed a miniature portable lubricacor which will grease a machine or a car or a tractor as easily and efficiently as a service stations powered lubricator. The lubricator is made up of a sealed pump unit with a manually operated
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    Brake relining machine
    98 12 MASS production techniques for the servicing of cars have been used in Australia for some years, to change engines, shock absorbers, transmission parts and electrical equipment. Now. Australian technicians have developed a machine which will reline the brakes of Australian-made Holden cars hi less than 30 minutes.
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    Piggy-back transport
    494 12 77 P.C. OF AUSTRALIAN FREIGHT GOES BY ROAD ALMOST every working day one million tons of goods are carried by road transport in Australia, and nearly 200 new commercial vehicles take their places on the nations busy highways. At some stage, road transport enters into the production or
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    Oil refining industry expanding quickly
    451 12 A USTRALLA S oil refinA ing industry is spending millions of pounds to give itself a new production pattern. Gone are the days when it did nothing else but produce millions oi gallons a year of basic products like furnace and industrial oils and motor
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    Black gold—hope for future prosperity
    371 12 Black gold hope for future prosperity A CENTURY ago the gold from Australia's famous A goldflelds was setting her on the road to the prosperity that she knows today. Now it seems that after years of searching Australia is close to finding that other sort of gold that nations dream
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    Robbed—Black Belt doctor
    305 13 Robbed— Black Belt doctor THUGS FEIGN SICKNESS, THEN ONE WHIPS OUT A PISTOL: 'NO CHANCE TO USE MY JUDO' THREE thugs, one of whom posed as a patient, robbed a doctor of $16,000 in cash, cameras and jewellery at his surgery here last night. One was armed with a pistol.
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    City's road toll
    34 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Eleven people were killed In road accidents In Singapore last month one fewer than the July toll. But the total of accidents Increased from 2,817 to 2.822 in July.
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    A NEW WATER AGREEMENT
    197 13 SINGAPORE, Thursday. AN agreement to draw water from the Johore River for use in Singapore for the next 99 years will be signed by representatives of the Singapore City Council and the Johore State Government at a ceremony in 'Johore Bahru on Saturday morning. The agreement.
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    Funeral of surgeon
    55 13 SINOAPORE. Thurs. A large gathering of doctors and medical students this afternoon attended the funeral of Dr. Seng-Tseng Yoon Lin. a surgeon at the General Hospital, at Bidarl Cemetery. Dr Seng-Tseng, who died in the hospital early this morning after a snort illness, leaves a widow and
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    Philomena Lim found in coma at home
    224 13 Philomena Lim found in coma at home HUSBAND: I TRIED TO WAKE HER... KUALA LUMPUR, "> Thurs. Philomena Lim, 28, complainant in a case in which a businessman is accused of rape, was found unconscious In her Petaling Jaya home last night. She was treated by a private doctor, but
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    Possibility of foul play ruled out
    74 13 Possibility of foul play ruled out CINGAPORE. Thurs. The police here today ruled out the possibility of foul play in connection with the death of Mr. William Auguste Benecke, 38. a purser of the Eager Courier, an American tanker. Mr. Benecke died while the ship was in the Persian Gulf
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    Assumed duties
    18 13 PORT SWETTENHAM, Thurs. Mr. J. Grim wood, has assumed duties as Assistant Controller of Customs here.
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    New labour lines
    31 13 KLANG. Thurs. Four blocks of labour lines six units each are tc be constructed in Klang and Port Swettenham by the Town Council at a cost of 856.000.
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    23 13 PHILOMENA LIM a picture taken during the inquiry. A scarf over her head and face shields her from the photographers. Straits Times picture.
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    COLLECTIVE PACTS, AND THOSE WHO ARE NOT IN UNIONS
    282 13 COLLECTIVE PACTS, AND THOSE WHO ARE NOT IN UNIONS SINGAPORE. Thurs Should employees not belonging to a trade union enjoy the benefits of a collective agreement which their colleagues in the union have negotiated wth the employer? The Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union. which recently submitted a collective agreement to
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    Festival for Hindus
    19 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Hindus will celebrate Maba Navaratl, a religious festival, from Sept. 29 to Oct. 10.
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    Kuan Yew tells of need to move forward
    229 13 MALAYSIA will possess more wealth and more potential than any other country "outside the white dominions," Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, recently told Malayan students in London. In a talk to the Malayan Students Union, recorded and broadcast over Radio
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    When giant transporter hits the road. . .
    148 13 When giant transporter hits the road KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaya's biggest (120 ft x lift) vehicle will be on the road again to the Cameron Highlands tomorrow and this means vegetable lorries from the hllltoo will have to travel In convoy to be In time to catch the afternoon train
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    British Army 'anxious' to reunite the Fortt family
    272 13 British Army 'anxious' to reunite the Fortt family KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The British Army is anxious to "reunite happily" Mrs. Gertrude Fortt, 37, Austrian-born wife of a British soldier, with her family. Mrs. Fortt, wife of Warrant Officer Clive Fortt, 33, was reported missing from her home in Dempsey Road
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    Welcome
    36 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Malayan Chinese Association headquarters is organising big welcome home from abroad lor Us national president. Minister of Finance Mr. Tan Siew Sin. on Sunday at 11.15 a.m. at Hie international airport.
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    JOBS ADVISERS 'LIKE TELSTAR'
    168 14 JOBS ADVISERS 'LIKE TELSTAR' SU N G E I PATANI. Thurs. The Federation Commissioner for Labour, Mr. S. Kumar, said yesterday the newly-formed local advisory committee to the Employment Exchange here would be like thp new space transmitting station, Telstar. "It will be the centre through which the Ministry will
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    President again
    21 14 PENANG. Thurs.— Mr. D. Solomon has been re-elected president of the Tamil Teachers' Union of Penang and Province Wellesley.
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    Court comedy gets the legal laughs
    315 14 MANY a shifty character has tried to make an ass of the law and received as reward a lengthy term to ponder where he went wrong. Rank's new comedy "A Pair of Briefs," however, makes a better Job of it and provides the audience
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    Rotary club
    46 14 IPOH, Thurs. Syed Hassan Aljeffri, president of the Sessions Court. Ipoh. and Mr. Leong Fon Nyean, an architect were today Inducted' as members of the Ipoh Rotary Club by its president. Dr. Ooh Telk Wah. at the weekly luncheon in the Station Hotel here.
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    Lock icon North Borneo 'must be prepared to fight' if...
    389 14 JESSELTON, Thursday. f F the Philippines intended to use similar tactics in North Borneo as Indonesia in West Irian, the North Borneo people must be prepared to fight the Philippines "with everything at our disposal/ the North Borneo News and Sabah Times
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    PENANG'S BISHOP CHAN FOR ROME
    99 14 PENANG'S BISHOP CHAN FOR ROME PENANG, Thurs The Bishop of Penang. Monsignor Francis Chan, left for Bangkok today on his way to Rome for the second Ecumenical Council starting on Oct. 11. In Bangkok, Monsignor Chan will join other Catholic bishops from South-East Asia and fly to Rome. He wiU
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    Lock icon EVICTIONS? P.I. IS SATISFIED WITH BRITISH DENIAL
    175 14 MANILA. Thurs.— The acting Foreign Secretary, Mr. Salvador P. Lopez, said yesterday he was satisfied with the British denial of the reported eviction of Filipino settlers from North Borneo. A British Embassy spokesman said on Tuesday that Sir William Goode, Governor of North
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    Thailand takes bulk of entrepot trade
    128 14 PENANG. Thursday. took the bulk of Penangs entrepot x trade during the second quarter of this year The previous leader in entrepot trade with Penang was Indonesia. Total entrepot trade from April to June amounted to $69.7 million— an increase of $5.3 million over
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    Ex-Malayan director dies
    40 14 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Mr. William Mcßeath, 46. a former Director of Jackson and Co. Ltd. In Singapore, lias died suddenly In Welwyn Garden City, England Mr. Mcßeath. in Singapore from 1946 to 1955. was well-known In soccer circles.
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    Postman bitten by dog
    26 14 PENANG. Thurs. —A postman, V. Nadarajan. has told the police he was bitten by a dog In Ton A lea Lane yesterday.
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      327 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Circus performer that Impress1. Damage toes already injured t*> (4). by quick return thrust (7). 7. Interpretation of six geeie S. Attaches to unsightly fatness IS*. (7). 8. Brown in the toils of a miss 9. Spree that starts where the of aevilish disposition (8).
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      552 15 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Wards tl (Mm.)— Bax It eta. emtre SEKOLAM TUNKU ABDUL MAUK (R.ndah), Kullm. Applications ar* la.■itrd from federal Cltlsens for the Donta of (a) Bead Teacher and (b) ■"■nior Asatlstaat to the above School wnlcb I* classified a* "large" under the jnilled teaching service. Tbe successful ippllcanu
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      857 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Ward* $1 (Mtm,)—Bex tt eta, tmtra FULLY FURNISMBD t nidrootn and SB* ssttsas room Independent with garsen aad ear porch. Situated at Queens Town. Bsasonahle rent Apply Miss Pool. Tel:— B'por* *****. SUITABLE EUROPEANS furnished 2-bedroocß flat. District 11, close to town. Servant's quarters, f—gf All modern
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      838 15 EDUCATION tt Wards U (Jlim.)—B*M It eta. axtrm CLIFFORD KINDIRCARTEN 48. Canning Rise. S'por*. Vacancies for new terra beginning Ist October. Tel: (Spore) *****. EUROPEAN TUTORS win teach yoo English by ciori**p*odsn»s. Qnaranteed results or furthar free tuition. Bond tor free prospectus to Singapore School of Languages. P.O. Box 2091.
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      532 15 BOOKS A PUBLICATIONS MOMQ KM* a f»« t*6T BUILOI* ■stsMlMssS ISM A 81-stentMr SirlsHSSI Sf Building A Real Ittste AMrvltJM tn Om »s/ Bast ON BALI NOW Content* of onrrent Issue lastnrti Tn* Assort***) Sssissl. Stag*****. Assssser's Repert en the University of Malay* eempetltlen. Am.n.i intarnaUensi Assaranee onu. ■Mllßsns ka
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      1129 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE 2 it Ward* U (Mtm,)—Box I* eta, extra j VOLKSWAOON PIOK UP ISM Model one owner accident free. De- a tails Talapnon* (B'pore) ***** oflaee hours. c 1881 MERCEDES-BENZ IBS excellent I BOUBIUuu registered June-fil, Insurance i expiry Juno 81 further particulars Ring S par* 78T81— So.
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      615 15 >TEAMBATHS. MASSAGE, ETC W IT*»oe $1 (Htm.) Bm tt ate, amen i LADIES mot Swedish massage and team bath department Is now open. < Ye alao nrvtt* you to try our New kwn* steam racial treatment. -Salon I >atneki" MA Penang Lane. Spore. DsMpnone ***** LOUISE KLERKS Instttut Jiunessi i
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      298 15 LADIES DRESS SHOP M Words It (Mim.)—B«x M ets. extra AFTERNOON ORESSKS at Mulftands' Oowns. Both Salons. ROUND Trlß CLOCK In Styl* wlta Nelson's, IT* Ore Hard Rood, B'pore. ATTENTION M.M. FORCES. Tn* jtAiaa' raahlon Snop at tbe TanicUa ibop. OHQ will be closed from Tburelay, 27tn September (or lmprovenoata.
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  • GOH TO OPEN SHELL PLANTS TODAY
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      303 16 CHELL'S $4.5 million bitumen plant on Pulau Bukom will be declared officially open by Singapore's Minister of Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, at 5 p.m. today. The Minister will also open the million dollar factory of Bitumen Packaging (Pulau Bukom) Ltd. for the manufacture
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      Latest Maersk ship
      74 16 THE Maersk Line's new 12,125-ton cargo ship Anette Maersk (above), called at Singapore last week on her maiden voyage. Anglo-American Corporation, general agents, gave a buffet and cocktail party on board to the Danish Consul, Mr. P. Berner, the line's clients and Pressmen. The Japanese-built vessel with
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      Publicity Club plans advertising awards
      110 16 Publicity Club plans advertising awards THE SINGAPORE Publicity Club is organising advertising awards through its recently formed Creative Circle to "stimulate an awareness of and a keener appreciation of visual creative standards in advertising." The Circles committee, headed by Mr. Brian Hoyle, art director of Young Advertising and Marketing, plans
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      New brand shirts from Australia
      214 16 ANOTHER new brand of shirts has now been A marketed in the Malaysian territories to compete with the higher-quality class. The newcomer Is from Australia and manufactured by Glo Weave pty. Ltd., of Melbourne which is making available locally 80 different types for various occasions.
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      137 16 U.C.B. talks on sales promotion THE Far East pharmaceutical sales representative of the Union Chfmique Beige, Belgium, arrived in Singa- pore last week to consolidate his company's position here. Mr. Andre Von Der Becke also discussed future sales programme with Jackson and Co. Ltd. sole local agents. U.C.B. drugs which
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      Stencil machine
      58 16 Oestetner Ltd. is adding a new stencil duplicator to its present range of 300 series, the company announced in London. Called Gestetner Royal, the new machine has a bigger paper size and print area than any other rotary stencil duplicator available today and Is fitted with automatic shut-off,
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      Piot on leave
      32 16 Mr. Olivier Piot. the French Commercial Attache in Singapore, leaves for France today on a 3j-month vacation. Mr. Jean Geronimi. Commercial Attache in Kuala Lumpur, will act for him.
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      U.K. car output
      21 16 British car output last month rose 30.769 to 93.940 units over July but exports fell 12.274 to 36.750.
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      FRENCH EQUIPMENT FOR SINGAPORE DISTILLERY
      84 16 A CONTRACT has been signed between Tay Miang Huat Distillery Ltd. of Singapore with Lepage Urbain of France ior the supply and installation of an up-to-date continuous distillation unit at the existing plant at Alexandra Road. This unit will be capable of producing 1.000 gallons
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      HIGHER RATES DETER EXPORTS
      185 16 HIGHER RATES DETER EXPORTS FREIGHT rates quoted by the AustralianMalayan Shipping Conference are keeping Australian exporters out of important South-East Asian markets, writes Keith Hooper from Sydney. Mr R. Burn, manager of George Shirley Pty. Ltd., the Sydney fertiliser manufacturer, said: "Sulphuric acid, for example, can be landed by Japanese
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      Frozen oysters
      32 16 A shipment of 10.000 dozen Japanese frozen oyster.> arrived In Singapore last week, the biggest consignment to arrive here to date. A bigger consignment (15.000 dozen) Is expected next month.
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      49 16 MR. WILLIAM S. Ml I LOR (above), former assistant manager of Anivitti Advertising in Australia, has joined Young Advertising and Marketing Ltd. in Singapore as a senior account executive. Mr. Mellor has also worked with several other leading agencies in Australia including Reckitt and Colman.
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      182 16 i H-P--frompton Parkinson A. C. Motors available from Stock conforming to the most recent electrical and dimensional British Stondord Specifications, are available from stock at short notice. U D ■w^ ii Enquiries to:— UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED Singapore Sondakan FEDERATED ENGINEERING CO. LTD. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh. Penong, Molocca Serembon /<zEp STRAITS
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      1454 17 g^^ Jj^ mmmm m^^ m^^ m m ——^^Z ajjajjajjl tO IIVtRPOOI ft WEST COASI B.A Om S**ere urn P. rkaei Peaaai CtCLRPS Havre, uverpeei. Ciaigsw HPVteata led M poiyoorui A fflovtk, l-paal. R'daa. Htrg la Pt/Ort I Ret 1 ACHIUES liverpeel. Ciasgow tda. a Ret 2 MENESIMM Liverpeel Ocl I
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    155 18 Bept. 27. Three months (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) ■uslnttt dtnt Dunlops 10 ctm. 8. Darby 4|d. V. A N. 14 cts. C. Stonse UA. J. WauKb 12 cts. Hteamship 8 cia. M. Brew. 25 cU. 8. Times 20 cts. Containers 9 cts. t>. Traction 111 M. Cement 18 cts. S.
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    16 18 Melbourne Stock Exchange was closed yesterday for the Cup holiday. It will re-open today.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    215 18 OCTOBER lint fratta rubber ftuytn l.a.fe. closed at p.m. in Sing»_ pore mud Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 761 cent*- per lb. up bait a cent. Tbe. tone waa quttt. S C C.R.A. and F.M.R.I. closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.B. prompt f.o.b. buyers 761,
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    167 18 SHIPS lying alongside tht Singaport wharvti today art: Kmplre Kittinake 21/22. Hannover 13/14. Bronzville 23/24, A.«ahl Maru 25 26, Urizk 27/28. Karaite 33/34. Houtman 40/41. snr.ir. Kan 29/30, Orestes 15/16. Carrontvink IS, Yamanarni BA, Arabian Qunh 42 43. Andes Maru 44. Outsr rtsdt: Starlight. Twin Fix, Vallatla,
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    STOCKPILE SALES ARE `NOT ENCOURAGING' SAYS MARKET
    587 18 STOCKPILE SALES ARE `NOT ENCOURAGING' SAYS MARKET From Our Market Correspondent I ARKET circles thought IVI the third and successful attempt by the Americans to sell stockpiled tin on Wednesday had no encouraging aspects. Even if it was not severely bearish they felt it would result in tin shares remaining
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    23 18 Malayan Stork Indices a Sept. 26 Sept. 27 Industrials' 182.39 181.69 Tins: 281.91 281.13 S rubbers: 17U.01 1*0.40 Jan. 1. 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    636 18 {COMBINED business in the GinKa pore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: Industrials: Dunlops (1.000) 11.88' RL. (20.000) J1.90 D. (10 000) 11.89 D (4,000) 11.88; Pltzpatrlcks (1,000) $2.18: F. and N. ordu
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    Straits tin is unchanged after stockpile sales
    346 18 THERE was no reaction on the Straits tin market yesterday to the announcement that America had sold 200 tons of stockpiled tin on Wednesday after two previous abortive attempts. The local price of tin remained unchanged at $425 per plcnl on an offering
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    94 18 /HINESE Preduet Eichangt Slnga- port noon prices per picul yttttrday: Ctcenut til: bulk $38) sellers, drum $411 sellers. Ctpra: Sept. $27| buyers, SIS BSjtaa, Popper: Muntok white $145 ■rllers, Sarawak white $142t sailers, special Sarawak black $110 sellen>. garbled Lamport*, black $122) sellers. ABTA ***** sellers. Singapore Coconut
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      795 18 Orient mid- east lines Great Lakes Service US) OIIECT SIIIINGS FROM SINSAPORt MB MAUT* TO CINUIUH tNO U.S. 6tE«T UKES PORTS root P. S'htn Pmmt *rr. Toronto CARLO MAP.TINOLICN In Port Seat 30 Mtv 4 VMttlt Mil It MONTREAL, TORONTO, HAMILTON, CLEVELAND. TOLEDO. DETROIT. MILWAUKEE t CNICASO. •UNTSi PATERSON, SIMONS
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      510 18 EXCHANGE RATES 1 cistltn made these chances In us rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): •tiling TT sr OD rtady: Iwiit Francs Ml); Otuticht Markt 13o«. Italian Urt *****. On tbe frtt tichanct marktt In Htfif Ktng the U.I. dtllar was quoted at 5.73! for T.T. and 5.721
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      1619 19 NOTICES NOTICE CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND BOARD The public Is hereby notified that the following warrant issued by The Central Provident Fund Board la reported lost and Is declared null and void. Warrant No. 1. Date of Issue: 31st August, 1955. Name of Holder: Mr. Lye Yuen Weng. NRIC: S4N *****.
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      362 19 NOTICES NOTICE BUSINESS AS USUAL WELCOME SPECIAL DISCOUNT DURING 6TRIKB PROPRIETOR'S PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL CUSTOMERS. -X.M OLI MOHAMED LTD. 38/40. HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE.6 WEARNE BROTHERS LIMITED Half yearly Interest on 8% Debenture Stock payable 15.M.1962. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Register of Debenture Holders will be closed from
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      831 19 TENDERS TENDERS are Invited to harvest about 32 rambuUn trees ea a monthly basis en State Land Lot 72 Mukim XXIL TENDERS stating the amount of royalties tr be offered, should be delivered to the Office of the Commissioner of Lands. Ground floor. Government Offices, St. Andrew's Road, Singapore 6.
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      725 19 NOTICE UNCLAIMED E.P.F. CONTRIBUTIONS (a) A sum of money on account of EJP-F. contributions remains to be refunded to certain former members of the Rank L File, the Special Constabulary and Civilian staff of the Royal Federation of Malaya Police in respect of period Ist July to 31st December. 1952.
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      982 19 TENDERS J.K.R. PAHANG TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class C and above registered JK.R. contractors will be received by the Jurutera Negeri, Pahang, Kuantan up to 3.00 p.m. on the 11th October, 1962 for the construction and completion of one block of Maternity Ward complete with septic tank, sewerage and drainage
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  • LISTON: I WILL TAKE ON ALL COMERS
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      288 20 CHICAGO, Thursday. GONNY LISTON, the new world heavyweight champion, said yesterday he intended to give dethroned title-holder Floyd Patterson a return bout, as provided for in their contract, and after that he was willing to take on all challengers. The huge negro boxer,
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      91 20 MANILA. Thurs. Flash Elorde of the Philippine* will defend his oriental lightweight boxing title against a Japanese at Cebu City in the southern Philippines in November. Lope Sarreal. Elorde's manager and father-in-law said the challenger will be one of three Japanese boxers Osamu Watanabe, Yuko Katsumata
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      156 20 SOCCEH MALACCA KO: War DeDt Civilians 5 Kubu United 4. KAL'B LUt: Malunud School 5 Pcnaga Muda 4. KA.VIAXATHAN CU> (Klang) ACS 4 High Sc.iool 0. SIX -A-MDL TOURNEY (Talpingi: Kamunting 8 Prisons A' 5; Pcrsatuan Melayu 43 Town Council 0: Kilat 23 PWD 9. FRIENDLY (Kuantan) Rest 2
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      50-50 chance for boxer in a coma
      78 20 BOXING [OS ANGELES. Thur* Argentine boxer Alejandro Lavorante has a "Uttie better" than 50-50 chance of surviving brain damage In a coma for a "prolonged" period, his doctor said last night. Dr. De Weltt Fox would not give any estimate on how long
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      28 20 JOHANNESBURG. Thurs. Willie Watson, former English cricket and soccer international, has arrived here to investigate offers to coach cricket and soccer in Johannesburg. Reuter.
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      70 20 RI'GKV UNION rteMikf. uj matches in Bmuin: Brlsiol 26 Clifton 6; Cardiff Bridgend 3: Lancashire 8 Surrey 3: Lydney 3 Cheltenham 12: Newbridge 13 Glamorgan Wanderers 6; Torquay 11 Newton Abbot 14; Pontypool 10 Newport S. KtOBY LEAGI'K Yorkshire brat Lancashire 22-8 in a English county championship
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      Lock icon MCC set out on Ashes quest
      244 20 CRFCKE m LONDON, Thursday. rpHE MCC cricketers flew out from London air- port this morning for Aden, en route for Australia where they will bid to regain the Ashes. The Duke of Norfolk, the manager of the M.C.C. party, said: "If this tour Is
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      Real out in European Cup shock
      349 20 SOCCER BRUSSELS, Thurs. The Belgian football club, Sporting Anderlecht, brought off the shock of the European Cup tournament last night when they eliminated Real Madrid, five times winners of the trophy. Anderlecht won the second le* 1-0 after drawing the first leg 3-3. A
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      46 20 SYDNEY. Thurs. Australian swimmer John Devitt. 1960 Olympic Games 100 metres freestyle gold medallist. announced yesterday that he plans to turn protessional. Devitt said he had accepted a job with his former trainer Sam Hereford as a part-time coach in a Sydney suburb. Reuter.
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      TEN FOREIGN STARS FOR JAPAN MEET
      82 20 TEN FOREIGN STARS FOR JAPAN MEET ATHLETICS rKYO, Thurs— The Japan AAA said today that ten foreign athletes, including four women, would participate In the International goodwill meeting for students (Oct. 7) and the national championships (Oct. 12-14). The foreign athletes will Include Salvador MoraJe (Italy), Joint-holder of the world
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      Still injured, so Sobers won't join CVealth team
      307 20 Still injured, so Sobers won't join CVealth team By FIRDIE SALAHUDIN SINGAPORE, Thurs. Malayan Cricket Association today received the disappointing news that Garfield Sobers, one of the world's leading batsmen, will not be in the Commonwealth cricket team arriving here on Oct 2 for a 10-day tour of Malaya and
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      Lock icon Mrs. Spearman in final again
      81 20 I .LONDON, Thurs. Mrs. Marley Spearman, the holder, and her Curtis Cup foursomes partner, Mrs. Angela Bonallack reached the Unal of the British women's open amateur golf championship at Royal Birkdale. Southport, yesterday. Mrs. Spearman. 34, had a surprisingly easy win over Julia Greenhalgh, 21,
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      227 20 ROSKOPF ROSKOPF 134 WHY I CHOSE A ROSKOPF" COMPETITION Prizes every month! First prize $100.00, second $50.00 and five consolation prizes of 10.00 each. Open to every purchaser of a ROSKOPF Watch ask for a free entry form at time of purchase. Results will be announced in this space monthly.
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      225 20 GOOD PERFORMANCE^^ LIGHT WEIGHT J fJmxifT RELIABLE T^y~ y j!^r EASy TO USE 8 jfl W^r._. These are the main features of the Mobile*■j^^Pr Canadien Chain Saw Australia's most widely used Chain Saw which is now offered for local distribution. The Chain Saw has become more than a safe machine
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      32 20 Sports Diary 8OCCEK TOUR MATCH: Perak v 8. Korea (CAH grd, Ipoh 5 p.m.). BUGGER TRIAL: S'gor schools trial (Shaw Rd, 5 pjn.); Club match: Fed Singnals v PMC (R. Range Rd>.
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      310 21 MALAYA'S STAR DECIDES ON TWO-YEAR LAY-OFF Studies mean more, he says By ERNEST FRIDA gINGAPORE, Thurs. Manicka Jegathesan, Malaya's 200 metres winner at the Jakarta Asian Games, has decided to go into "temporary retirement" for the next two years. This wiU mean that he \/ill
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      Korea's match postponed
      64 21 rH. Thurs. The soccer nytch between Perak and South Korea scheduled on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here today was postponed due to heavy rain. The match will be played tomorrow at the same venue at 6.15 p.m. Perak P. A. president Teoh Chye Hln said that
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      SOH SEEKS MANDATE TO SETTLE DISPUTE
      164 21 QINGAPORE, Thurs. Soh Ghee Soon, president of the Singapore Amateur F.A.. will seek a mandate from his council tomorrow, giving him full power to deal with the Football Players Association in the present dispute. Mr. Soh said today that he would also ask the
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      Another five horses go to Class 2
      388 21 Another five horses go to Class 2 IPOH, Than.— The Haudicapper has promoted another five horses from Class S to Class 2. They are Joey San, Yougha) Bridge, National Joy, Four Winds II and Cool Assurance. Weights for all eight races here on Sunday are: Cl 3 Div I— 6f
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      Tax cut can beat the bookies
      244 21 By EPSOM JEEP, Ipoh, Thursday IX> INDUCE heavy-punting owners to place their A bets on the totalisator Instead of with bookmakers, the Malayan turf clubs should do two things: Reduce the tax on tote betting and provide better betting facilities. This was the general
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      ON THE TRACK TUMBALINA, PERFUME IMPRESSIVE
      99 21 ON THE TRACK TUMBALINA, PERFUME IMPRESSIVE riH, Thurs. Tumbalina and Perfume were the only horses to do fast working on a yielding track at Ipoh this morning, reports EPSOM JEEP. rumballna with (Ken Smith up) went attractively over 3f in 40. Perfume (Apprentice Mam at) sprinted 3f in 41. [■ibouictte
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      16 NEW RECORDS AT KATONG SCHOOLS CHAMPIONSHIPS
      921 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Pifteen- year-old Teh Urn Tie, of Chung Cheng High School, was the best performer at tne Katong District schools swimming championships at Amber Road. Sixteen new records were established at the meet. Results: BOYS 'A' PIV. 190 m free: 1 Puan
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      FAM to enter team for Tokyo Games
      236 21 FAM to enter team for Tokyo Games TLf ALAYA will compete for the first time in the ITI soccer tournament of the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 1964. Malaya's entry will be posted tomorrow morning to FIFA, the world controlling body, said Kwok Kin Keng, the F.A. of Malaya secretary.
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      VARSITY WIN
      37 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Pine three-quarters 'play enabled Malayan University to beat Royal Malayan Air Force at rugger by 14 points (goal, two tries and penalty) to 8 (goal and try) at Bellamy Road ground yesterday.
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      No Macao GP bid by S'pore drivers
      198 21  -  MOK SIN PIN MOTOR-RACING SINGAPORE, Thurs.— For the first time this year Singapore will not be represented at the ninth Macao Grand Prix to be held on Nov. 16 and 17. Singapore's lone entrant for the meet, Dickie Arblaster, will race only in
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      105 21 HARBHAJAN KARTAR HAVE MOST 'CAPS' HOCKEY i CINGAPORE, Thurs. Two Singapore hockey players have passed the 50 mark in representative matches. 8. Yogarajah, the secretary of the Singapore Hockey Association, says this in his annual report. They are: Half-back HarbhaJan Singh with 62 appearances In representative hockey, not including the
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      Malaysia Cup tournament
      54 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation will stage an International tournament to commemorate the birth of Malaysia between August and September next year. At the SABF meeting tonlyht, a seven-member preparatory committee was formed headed by Mr. Goh Chye Hln, to organise the tournament which will be
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      176 21 Illustrated right -U (1) S^ f*\ Industrial engine with TjC^Slb tropical radiator and (L^hl P*flmVml British rockford clutch. J fc S gearbox, S6 engines ara used far all marina and industn Tho JARWNE WAUGH OrgMitttttM <*HmmmmT I Unssm you take doßntto stepe I to prevent it, you may at any
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      123 21 NEW ZEALAND r rnHL rfli W//h/£ I LIIIILLHI Jw/OjnfJ^ SOU AGENT IN SEIANGOR: THE HMOY CANNING CORPORATION (M) LTD. 1 fl smflsmmWiliJl vst if 3 mfll I j iJI VH 1 1 afc-* X f!m4ik M 1 I' i^| H 4 <; £'*'^^^H^| 411 Mm mfr! I \i# I I
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    Brunei: Malaysia assurance
    366 22 THE MENTRI BESAR 'S MESSAGE OF LOYALTY ON SULTAN'S 46TH BIRTHDAY BRUNEI TOWN, Thursday. BRUNEI'S Mentri Besar, Dato Setia Marsal bin Maun, today assured the Sultan here that the loyalty of (he people of the State indicated thai no section of the population would oppose Malaysia. The
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    New citizenship laws in force on Monday
    195 22 New citizenship laws in force on Monday KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. New citizenship regulations including the end to citizenship by registration comes into force on Monday. The regulations, all of which were passed by Parliament earlier this year, deal with: PEOPLE who are born Itere after Oct. 1 from Monday they
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    Rocket hit by meteorite?
    67 22 PASADENA, California, Thurs. The Mariner-2 spacecraft may have been hit by a micro-meteorite or have encountered solar surf as It hurtled toward the planet Venus, scientists reported yesterday. Scientists at the jet propulsion laboratory of the California Institute of Technology said that on Sept. 8, the
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    Jinns in a tree says bomoh as girls scream at ghosts
    372 22 A 'VERY OLD WOMAN,' NASI BERYANI FOR A FEAST SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Zariah binte Jais, 13-year-old daughter of a Singapore police driver, said today after her second encounter in three days with a ghost: "It was frightening." Looking flushed and
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    SARAWAK CURB FOR 'HATRED' PAPERS
    184 22 TOUCHING, Thurs. Extremist newspapers in Sarawak were stirring up hatred against the Government and indoctrinating the people with Communism, said Mr. Chen Ko Ming, an unofficial member, in the Council Negri meeting here today. He welcomed the Government's move to put a stop to them
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    A 'MOURNING MONDAY' PROTEST BY GOVT. MEN
    98 22 A 'MOURNING MONDAY' PROTEST BY GOVT. MEN |{UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Service, which has 72 affiliated unions, will observe Monday as "mourning day." This is in protest against Government's decision last year to raise the retiring age from 55 to
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    Lock icon LEE HAS MESSAGE FOR THE TENGKU
    178 22 DNOM PENH, Thurs. The Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today after a 90--minute audience with Prince Norodom Sihanouk that he was carrying a "personal message of warmest greetings" from the Cambodian Head of State to Tengku Abdul Rahman. Mr. Lee. who
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    Lee's speech
    41 22 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Radio Singapore will broadcast two translated versions of a recent speech to the Malayan Students' Union In London by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, at 1.15 p.m. tomorrow (Amoy) and at 11 a.m. Saturday (Teochew).
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    Models parade
    33 22 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Vespa Club will hold a dance at the Fraser and Neave Hall on Saturday. Highlight of the evening will be a fashion parade on wheels by local models.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    302 22 LONDON. Thurs. Generally unsettled conditions were experienced in London stock markets today but the tone improved towards the close. Firmness in gUt-edged securities was the highlight following the Bank of England announcement that special deposits were to be cut again. Oains in medium-dated stocks ranged to one full
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    RUBBER
    41 22 LONDON. Thurs. Spot 221 d.. Nov. 22} d.. Dec. 22Jd.. Jan. 22|d.. Jan./ Mar. 22; d.. Apr./ June 22Jd.. July/Sept. 22 7/16 d.. Oct./ Dec. unquoted c.l.f. Oct. 22 9/IM.. Nov 22 7/16 d.. Dec. 22|d. Tone Quiet after steady.
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    TIN
    24 22 LONDON. Thurs.—Buyers £849 J. sellers £850. Forward buyers £853. sellers £8531. Settlement £850 J. Turnover a.m. 195 lons. p.m. 90 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    'C-Market may widen scope'—a visitor from Bonn
    241 22 'C-Market may widen scope' a visitor from Bonn SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE President of the West German Parliament, Dr. Eugen Gerstenmaier, spoke today of the possibility of the European Common Market eventually widening its scope to take in Afro-Asian countries Dr. Gerstenmaier is the leader of a four-man Parliamentary delegation which
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    STC concession for children
    83 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Traction Co. has extended the period for school children's concession fares from 7 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. in view of the introduction of the SJ-day-week which has caused some students to go home later than before. Between 6 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
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    Club picnic
    20 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Indian Movie News Readers Club will hold a "picnic-get-together" at Changi Point on Oct. 7.
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    33 22 MR. LEE AH KMEAN su.Mcnlj died of heart attnek a' U, J ii.iti Kho* Cheng Chow, Ipoh. Funeral at 2.00 pro. on 25.9.8 J. Kormrr employee of Mi-un, ChoonK Bam. Ipoh. _J
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