The Straits Times, 3 October 1962

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    Tengku sets off on 'no politics' voyage
    196 1 Tengku sets off on 'no politics voyage < SINGAPORE, Tues. TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN left here today in the Asia for his threeweek official tour of India and Pakistan. After the usual round of handshakes, the cheerful Prime Minister told reporters: "Well, I'm looking forward to seeing India. I hope to
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    15,000 ON GUARD
    832 1 Troops dig in round campus for one man... 27 armed people arrested OXFORD (Mississippi), Tuesday NEGRO James Meredith began his second day of classes today at a University of Mississippi campus tightly guarded by 15,000 U.S. army troops. There were no incidents. The 29-year-old Negro was accompanied
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    Airman death: An arrest
    151 1 Airman death: An arrest SINGAPORE, Tues. A naval rating from the British aircrait carrier Ark Royal has been charged with the murder of a shipmate, Leading Aircraftman J.W. Storey, 28, whose body was found in tho sea at Seletar Naval Base last Tuesday. The Fleet Information Officer. Commander J. W.
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 CUBAN THREAT TALKS WASHINGTON. Turs SrcrMurv S*«tr Dr.in Ru--^ tegaa <"<• layi Urn today with Ljtin la Foreign Maisten Mblf >tcpN r«hort »f mil. Ury force, to enr with Cuban threat— 1 I
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    Lock icon Schirra's chances 'look good'
    102 1 Schirra's chances 'look good' CAPE CANAVERAL. Tues. The weather outlook for tomorrow's scheduled launch of astronau Walter Schlrra has Improved in the last 24 hours, and officials here said today that the chances "lok good." They said that tropical storm Daisy, which yesterday threatened a postponement, was moving on a
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    Lock icon General election for Jordan
    45 1 AMMAN, Tues— Jordan Ministers Council have decided on November 24 as the date for general elections following a decree by King Hussein last night Jordan's Lower House of Parliament was dissolved last week to clear th» way for the elections. Reuter.
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    Relatives refuse to claim bodies of lovers
    656 1  -  FRANCIS ROZARIO and EE BOON LEE By SINGAPORE, Tues.— Relatives of two young lovers this morning told the Coroner that they would have nothing to do with their bodies. The stepmother of the boy. bespectacled Woo Kong Beng. 17. and the grandmother of
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    Lock icon Charter change for France
    61 1 PARIS. Tuee. General De Gaulle told Parliament In messages to both Houses today that his decision to change the constitution by referendum, so that future President* shall be elected by universal suffrage, was aimed at ensuring "an effective guarantor of the destiny of Prance and of
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    Our man in Cairo back
    59 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The first .seci-etary of the Malayan Embassy in Cairo, Raja Aznnm bin Raja Hajl Ahmad, returned here tonight for a new Assignment. He was accompanied by his wife. Tengku Zallah. and their two children. He has been In Cairo since January, 1990.
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    Boos after being shunned in class
    155 1 Boos after being shunned in class OXFORD (Mississippi), Tues. Negro James Meredith received the "silent treatment" from his classmates on his first day at the formerly alluhite University of Mississippi yesterday. Chief U.S. Marshal James McShane said there were 12 to IS people in his first class. The subject was
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    Taking no chances
    90 1 NEW YORK. Tues. Bet ting on a sure thing is not gambling. This was the verdict of a Federal Judge, Mr. Kenneth Grubb, in Milwaukee. He dismissed gambling charges brought against three men who admitted using a two-way radio with which ihey were able to place bets
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    Lock icon Border clash: One killed
    56 1 JERUSALEM, (Israeli sector), Tues. An Israeli border policeman was killed and another woundea in a clash last night with marauders near El Hunt, at the conjunction of the Israeli. Syrian and Jordan borders, police said today. They said the marauders opened fire when stopped by the
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    'NOTHING IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN LOVE'
    160 1 'NOTHING IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN LOVE' SINGAPORE. Tues. A Chinese newspaper this afternoon found In its readers mail two notes purported to have been left behind by the dead couple. The person, who sent them said he had found them on the ledge from which the couple fell to their
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Chen Yi calls for tit for tat' struggle
      409 2 PEKING, Tuesday. Chen Vi, Chinese Vice-Premier and Foreign Minister, yesterday called on the Socialist camp and all "peace-loving" forces to wage a "tit for tat" struggle against the United States "imperialist policies of aggression and war." He was speaking to about 500,000
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      'Stay away' call to Indians at Red embassy
      90 2 NEW DELHI. Tues. Members of the Praia Socialist Party and the Right-wins: Jan Sangh demonstrated outside the Chinese Embassy here last night urging Indian guests to stay away from Chinese National Day celebrations. The demonstrators marched on the embassy carrying placards reading
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      Lock icon Mart dominates Labour conference
      299 2 ORIGHTON, Tues. D The Labour Party opened its 61st annual conference here yesterday with leaders sounding the keynote of socialist victory at the next general election, and Fanks closed for blistering attacks on the Conservative Government. The 13.000-delegate assembly made a sharp contrast with the conferences
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      Lock icon Rhodesia threat
      39 2 UNITED NATIONS. Tues.— The African group of states discussed the situation in Southern Rhodesia at a private meeting here last night and agreed that the problem was "so explosive that It threatens international peace and security." Reuter.
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      DATELINE Hong Kong
      570 2  - DATELINE Hong Kong FRANCIS BOEY From ONE PUNCH cost an American. William O. Winston, 38, exactly HK$950. A Kowloon court was told that he landed the punch on a policeman, who fell through the HK$650 window of a shoe store. The magistrate fined Winston HK$450 and ordered him to pay
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      Lock icon Probe call as girl accuses officials of immoral advances
      240 2 Probe call as girl accuses officials of immoral advances COLOMBO, Tues— The Ceylon Daily News, an English language dally, called yesterday lor a Government Inquiry Into allegations that a Canadian girl had been subjected to loathsome. Immoral advances" by local olficials and an M.P. Sarah De Vloo, a 23-year-old arts
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      No Borneo claim —Subandrio
      38 2 No Borneo claim Subandrio JAKARTA. Tues. The Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. yesterday repeated that Indonesia has no intention, of trying to gain control of Portuguese Timor or British North Borneo. Dr. subandrio said Indonesia had no territorial ambitions.
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      Lock icon 15 killed by Reds
      20 2 SAIGON. Tues.— Fifteen people were killed when Communist guerillas destroyed a government watchtower near here. Reuter.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon WALKOUT by 85,000 AMERICAN DOCKERS
      170 3 WALKOUT by 85,000 AMERICAN DOCKERS T EW YORK, Tues. 11 An estimated 85.000 American dockers went on strike at Sunday midnight in a walkout expected to paralyse east coast and Gulf ports. There was a flurry of activity over the weekend as companies rushed to get their ships out of
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      Lock icon Malaya in bridge
      71 3 MANILA, rues.— I'.ialland. as holders, am among nine countries expected to participate in the sixth Par East bridge championship to be held :n Manila from Nov. 14 to 25 by the Par East Bridge Federation. Six-man trams from Hong Kung, Indonesia. Japan. Malaya, Okinawa. Formosa. Thailand, Vietnam
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      Lock icon Nikita's 'no'
      40 3 MOSCOW. Tues.— Mr. Khrushchev yesterday again rejected international control over underground nuclear tests, the mair. issue holding up a test ban agreement, during a meeting with two Indian peace campaigners, according to the Soviet Government newspaper bresUa Reuter
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      Lock icon China 'worst threat to peace'
      330 3 China 'worst threat to peace' rpOKYO, Tues. The Asian People's Anti Communist League opened its annual conference here yesterday with a warning that China poses the biggest threat to peace. Mr. Mitsujiro Ishii, a member of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party of Japan and a former Cabinet Minister, sajd war
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      Lock icon Sailor accused of spying
      110 3 HANDCUFFED, and trying to shield his face with his hat from waiting photographers, U.S. sailor Yeoman, first class Nelson Cornelius Drummond emerges from the Federal Courthouse here after being charged with passing secret navy information on to two members of the Soviet delegation to the United
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        Kennedy might visit us: Nik
        51 3 WASHINGTON, Tue±>. Mr. Khrushchev mentioned the possibility of President Kennedy visiting Moscow "in casual conversation" with Mr. Stuart Udall, U.S. Secretary of the Interior, recently. But the Soviet Prime Minister has not extended a formal or informal invitation to President Kennedy, a State Department spokesman
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        19 3 ROME: Italian university professors, teachers and students yesterday began a one-week strike to back demands for better working conditions.
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        27 3 TEHERAN: An army court has sentenced a gen- eral, two colonels and a former Army Ordinance official to five years' solitary confinement each for embezzlement and misappropriation.
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        26 3 TOKYO: The Indonesian First Minister, Dr. Djuanda. and Mrs. Djuanda were re- ceived in audience yesterday by Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako at the Imperial Palace.
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        16 3 BERLIN: Two young East Bcrlincri escaped to West Berlin unhurt in a hail of sub-machinegun bullets.
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        17 3 WASHINGTON: Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor took the oath as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of State yesterday.
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        15 3 BANGKOK: Seato military advisers will hold their 17tn conference here from Oct 16 to 18.
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        26 3 ADEN: The Yemen has ordered the closing of Its embassy in Saudi Arabia, and protested to the Saudi Arabian government against "the tone of Saudi broadcasts."
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        21 3 WASHINGTON: The State Department said it had no official confirmation of any substantial withdrawals of Communist North Vietnamese troops from Laos.
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      Lock icon ECM 'STRONGER THAN RUSSIA, U.S'.-SPAAK
      409 3 ECM 'STRONGER THAN RUSSIA, U.S'.-SPAAK UNITED NATIONS, Tues. Mr. Paul Henri Spaak, Belgium's Foreign Minister, ieclared yesterday that the European Common Market had become the World's strongest commercial unit "stronger than the United States and stronger than the Soviet Union." If Britain joined the market, "I believe and hope, it
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      Lock icon Russians in Hungary for defence, say Reds
      113 3 rpHE presence of Stfviet A troops in Hungary "has nothing to do with the internal situation," according to the chief Hungarian delegate at the United Nations, Mr. Karol Csatorday. He said they were stationed there on the basis of the Warsaw Pact. Mr.
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      Lock icon 'TOURIST DIED OF SMALLPOX'—Thai
      106 3 'TOURIST DIED OF SMALLPOX'— Thai •DANGKOK, Tues Thailand will complain to India about the issue of a health certificate to an Indian traveller who died of smallpox here, the Thai Under Secretary for Health, Mr. Sangand Plengvanich. said toUay. The Indian, identified as Mr. Rolic Yadao. died early last month
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      Lock icon Oh, so embarrassing...
      83 3 NEW YORK, Tues. IS Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk, was embarrassed at his lunch for Seato representatives when he discovered that hit guests were being served Havana cigars. "Ob. my." he said when be looked at the box. Philippine Vice-Presl- dent Emmanuel Pelaex, one of the
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    5,000 Govt. daily paid men get a 'windfall'
    459 4 5,000 Govt. daily paid men get a 'windfall' discrepancies being discovered in respect of any particular grade of employees in the course of the implementation of tTi c agreement, it would consider the union's proposals and rectify such discrepancies. The Ministry's negotiating team throughout the calks was led by its
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    HAD A GUN: FIVE YEARS FOR DRIVER
    150 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.. A lorry driver. Chang Kay Song, 27. found In possesslsn of a "baby" Browning automatic pistol and 136 rounds of ammunition, was Jailed for five years by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan in the Assize Court today. Chang pleaded guilty to
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    Safety first auiz final
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Tue*.— The final of the inter-school safety first quiz sponsored by the Singapore Junior Safety First Council will be held at the Radio Singapore Auditorium at 3 pjn. on Oct. 11. Recordings of the quiz will be broadcast over Radio Singapore in tlue course.
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    POLICEMAN GETS TWO YEARS FOR A $15 ROBBERY
    263 4 POLICEMAN GETS TWO YEARS FOR A $15 ROBBERY SINGAPORE. Tues. A young constable was j today Jailed for two years by a district court Cor robbing a shopkeeper of a wallet at a bus shelter outside the Outram Road Prison on a 3aturday night. Tan Choon Phuan. 21. was stated
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    Martin hearing postponed
    64 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The trial of Eugene Richard Martin, fixed for continued hearing today in the First Criminal District Court, was postponed till Oct. 26 as Mr R. Murugason. defending, was not well. Martin Is charged with misappropriating $11,166 as manager of the Asia Travel Service Ltd. be.
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    Posters charge: Three undergrads freed
    154 4 SINGAPORE. Tuts. Three Nanyang University undergraduates arrested by police for pasting posters during a Galluppoll in the Chinatown area, were acquitted in the Eighth Magistrate's Court today. Chan Quee Kin. alias Chin Kwee Kin, 23, and Leong Hung Chuen. 22, were aileged to have pasted
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    COURT'S RULING ON HOLIDA YS
    200 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Industrial Arbitration Court today ruled that the qualifying period for annual leave after a year's continuous service did not begin only after a collective agreement had come into fqrce. The court was asked today to lnterprete a clause in the fallowing terms:
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      100 4 A M ■fesVfcSBJJ) A M VJai sV* am M T*HE following is today's schex dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport: ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London, Rome, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur (BA 708) 4.35 pjn.; from Sydney, Darwin (BA 701) 6.10 pjn.; from London, Rome, Bahrein, Bombay, Colombo
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      138 4 Bangkok (CX 727) 11.50 p.m. KLM: From Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Rome, Cairo, Karachi, Rangoon, Bangkok (KLB3I) 4.10 p.m. Qantas: Prom London, Athens. Cairo, Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok (QF 732) 8.05 p.m Thai International: From Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur (TO 405) 7.45 pjn. Malayan Airways: From Penang, Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur, Malacca (ML 103) 11.55
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      153 4 London. New York <AI 407) 6.30 p.m. BO AC: To Jakarta, Darwin Syaney, Melbourne (BA 708 1 5.20 p.m.; to Calcutta, Karachi, Teheran, Istanbul. Duueldorf. London (BA 711) 9.05 p.m.; to Kuala Lumpur, Calcutta, Karachi, Beirut, Zurich, London (BA 709) 6 am. Thai International: TO Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Hong Kong,
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    Sarawak wants Borneo to join Malaysia
    162 5 Sarawak wants Borneo to join Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The people of Sarawak like to see North Borneo Join Malaysia rather than the Philippines. This Is the opinion of the Assistant Minister of the Interior, Inche Mohamed Ismail bin Yusof. who returned today from a 10-day visit to Sarawak. Although
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    The Rakyat meaning of 'foreign' industry—by Boestamam
    383 5 The Rakyat meaning of 'foreign' industry by Boestamam KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JHE president of Party Rakyat, Inche Ahmad Boestamam, today said that his party's nationalisation programme did not include Chinese-owned rubber estates, tin mines and industries whose owners are either Federation citizens or who qualify for citizenship. He was replying
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    PLAN FOR ZOO-BED NURSING HOME
    85 5 PLAN FOR ZOO-BED NURSING HOME KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A group of private Kuala Lumpur doctors is planning to erect a 200- bed nursing home in Jalan Raja Bot. off Batu Road here. Work on the $5 million project will begin immediatHy the municipal authorities give their approval. Confirming this today,
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    Bazaar for funds
    26 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The St. Mary's Church Workers' Association will hold its annual bazaar In the church grounds on Saturday to raise funds.
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    RAPE OF A GIRL, 10, ALLEGED
    189 5 PENANG, Tuesday. A POLICE constable today described in court how he found a labourer one afternoon in a compromising position with a 10-year-old girt. "He was not decently dressed and appeared startled when I confronted them." Constable Mohamed Said bin 1 Mat Aroff testified
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    A civics day
    37 5 PENANG. Tues. The Chlel Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, will declare open a civics day foi 35 Chinese leaders from the rural districts of Penaiig island at the Bayan Lepas Community Centre on Thursday.
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    Umno letter in Lower Perak withdrawn
    91 5 Umno letter in Lower Perak withdrawn TELUK ANSON. Tues.— A circular by Lower Perak Unino calling on all its 86 branches to hold Individual emergency meetings to decide whether to carry on as one; body or break up Into three dm- slons, one In each parliamentary constituency In the district.
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    A world tour over
    24 5 SUNOEI PATANI. Tue«.— Dr. 8 Appadurai. Chief Medical and Health Officer. Kedah and Perils, has returned from a world tour.
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    Speech day prizes
    30 5 RUNOBI PATANI, Tues— The Sultanah of Kedah will give away the prizes at the speech day of the Sultan Abdul Hamld College Alor Btar. on Oct. 10.
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    TENGKU SUPPORTS PAPER MILL PLAN
    177 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Tengku Abdul Rahman has agreed to give his support to a proposal to set up a paper mill. Inche Mustafa bin Yunus, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Federation of Malaya Fertiliser and Paper Industrial Cooperative Society Limited, said today.
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    KNIFE AT CINEMA: WHIPPING ORDERED
    124 5 KNIFE AT CINEMA: WHIPPING ORDERED TPOH, Tues. A man 1 who was found in front of a cinema in Buntong new village with a knife in his belt was jailed today for one year and ordered six strokes of the rotan. V. Subramanlam. 22. pleaded guilty In the Sessions Court
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    N-tests: Govt acts to find a line of defence
    171 5 N-tests: Govt acts to find a line of defence KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Government called a meeting here recently to discuss a line of defence against fallout in view of the nuclear tests being held in the world today. The meeting, convened by the Ministry of the Interior, was attended
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    Governor to attend rally
    43 5 MALACCA. Tues.— The Governor of Malacca. Tun Hajl Abdui Malek bin Yusuf. will address about 5.000 schoolchildren at the Children's Day rally In the Kubu Stadium here on Saturday. Similar rallies will be held In Jasln and Alor Oajah.
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    Medicine has come long way since wolves' oil
    713 6 ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT WARFARE and car accidents combined are only feeble killers compared to disease. The French and English battle at Agincourt in 1415 killed 20,000 men. A generation before, the Black Death, or bubonic plague, devastated Europe by killing 25 million people,
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    ICI GROWS WITH THE COUNTRY
    414 6 Original staff of 27 in 1931 has now expanded to 480 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. addition to a long list of new Malayan developments is the official opening this afternoon of the Imperial Chemical Industries Paint Factory in Petaling Jaya. Official ceremonies at the factory site,
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    NEW ICI TOP MEN ON MOVE
    245 6 NEW ICI TOP MEN ON MOVE GETTING around and about seems a way of life for new ICI executives. The company now has 33 Malayans of executive grade, many of whom have become busy travellers in the technical and administrative training programme. To Britain, India and Australia they have rone,
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    Men with 'green fingers' help farmers, planters
    411 6 Men with 'green fingers' help farmers, planters J^ GROUP with "green fingers" which has grown up from the roots of our country's great agricultural economy is the ICI Agricultural Advisory Department. Formed In 1931. the AAD provides an outstanding service to rubber and oil palm estates, to tea and pineapple
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    $110 mil. spent yearly on research, development
    762 6 $110 mil. spent yearly on research, development first sight there may seem to be no connection at all between 4,000 research workers and $110 million on the one hand, and polythene bags, roses in Cameron Highlands and pepper in Sarawak on the other. Yet, as a result of Id's huge
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    THE FRESH NEW LOOK FOR SILKS, BATIKS
    222 6 ALONG Malaya's East Coast an old art has a young outlook in the form of exotic new batiks and silks. With modern dyes, the intricate patterns spring to life in glorious colours that will keep their freshness for years and years. Over the
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    Ex-Malayan officials to serve West Irian
    166 7 Ex-Malayan officials to serve West Irian KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Four former Malayan Government officials and a former Brunei Shell Company chief surveyor have been selected by the United Nations for service in West Irian. The four ex-Malayan officials are Dato D. A. Somerville. 54: Mr. O. Rawlings. 57; Mr H.
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    Students cry 'monstrous' as the rates go up at Malaya Hall
    414 7 PENANG, Tuesday. THE Malayan Students' Union in London today described as "monstrous" the increased rates for board and lodging fixed by Malaya Hall as from yesterday. "This all too sudden and quite ridiculous increase calls for protest in the
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    35 gift goats
    35 7 KLUANO, Tues. The chairman of the District Rural Development Committee. Inch* Ibrahim bin Abdul Majid. today gave 35 goats to nine applicants from Kampong tJlu Benut under the Government's goat breeding scheme.
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    Kampongs getting road links
    78 7 IPOH. Tues. Scores of rural roads totalling about 100 miles will link up hundreds of kampongs with the main roads in Perak before the end of this year the State Engineer. Mr. R. M. Woolfenden. announced here today. The cost or these new roads under the
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    Cathedral sets up preparatory school for deaf
    143 7 Cathedral sets up preparatory school for deaf SINGAPORE, Tues. St. Andrew's Cathedral has set up a preparatory school for the deaf. According to the chairman of the school committee. Mrs. A. Goodrich, there are more than 120 deaf children in Singapore who cannot gain admission to the existing schools for
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    19 Pakistan airmen due on a goodwill tour
    131 7 IJUALA LUMPUR. Tues. 1V 81x instructors and U students of the Pakistan Air Force Staff College In Karachi will arrive h«re on Thursday on a threeday visit to the Federation Led by Air Commodore S.A. Joseph. Commandant of the College, they will
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    TV course for Singapore officer
    66 7 TV course for Singapore officer MR. D. S. ANAND (above), acting distributing officer in the Singapore Ministry of Culture production section, leaves early this month for a two-year course in commercial broadcasting and radio television in Britain. Mr. Anand has wide experience in producing and compering cultural entertainment in Singapore.
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    IT'S FIVE YEARS' JAIL FOR RAPE
    134 7 IPOH, Tues. An es--1 tate labourer, Rahmat bin Tokiman. 23, was sentenced in the high court here today to five years' jail for raping a tapper, aged 20. Mr. Justice Arm! said: "This Is one of the worst rape cases that I have heard
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    Son's dash in vain
    45 7 IPOH, Tues. Mr. Cr<eam Suan Mm. of Ipoh, who is now working In Kuchlng. rushed back here by plane yesterday to be at his sick mother's bedside at the Batu Oajah Hospital but she died half an hour before his arrival.
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    THE DAY THE STUDENT PICKETS CHASED AWAY ONE OF THEIR LEADERS
    573 7 THE DAY THE STUDENT PICKETS CHASED AWAY ONE OF THEIR LEADERS 69th DAY of the boycott inquiry OINGAPORE, Tues. Crown Counsel. Mr. Francis T. Scow. today related how a student picket leader during the Chinese Secondary Pour examination boycott last November was mistaken for a "police agent" and chased away
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    Prison for car thefts in future: Magistrate
    268 8 MALACCA, Tuesday. 'J'HE Malacca magistrate, Mr. Ramanatha Iyer, today warned that prison sentences would be imposed without option of fine in all future 1 cases of car thefts. He said car thefts were becoming more and more f reMr. Iyer gave this warning
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    No. 1 lesson for Peace Corps is on leeches
    248 8 No. 1 lesson for Peace Corps is on leeches KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. How to cope with Malayan leeches was one of the first lessons learned today by the latest group of Peace Corps volunteers who arrived here at the weekend. The lesson was part of a lecture on personal health
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    UN expert briefed
    32 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A United Nations expert attached to the Singapore Economic Development Board. Mr. Joseph Mark arrived here last night for a briefing with United Nations officials here.
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    Star to appear to aid fund
    95 8 SINGAPORE Tues. Hong Kong film actress Miss Miranda Chung Ching, (above), 29, is in Singapore for a two-week stay in conjunction with her latest film. "The FireWorshippers." Mis Chung, the star and producer, is on a tour of Malaya and Borneo. She will make
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    New identity card centre
    60 8 PENANO, Tues. Another identity card centre will be set up In George Town next week to relieve the congestion at the Registration Office in Northam Road. Prom Monday applicants for new cards may visit either the new registration office In Northam Riad. or the extra centre
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    $3,620 haul
    39 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. Burglars broke Into a flat in Dakota Crescent, Kallang. yesterday afternoon and stole $3,620 in cash and Jewellery. A housewife. Loh Siew Eng, 34, told the police that no one .was in at the time.
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    We'll oppose move to retrench: Port union
    229 8 We'll oppose move to retrench: Port union DENANG. Tues. The E Penang Port Comm i 8 sion Employees' Union will oppose any retrenchment move. Pledging this in its annual report to be tabled at Sunday's annual meeting, the union says it understands the commission is setting up an Investigation committee
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    Lock icon Jet service to Hong Kong
    59 8 HONG KONG. Tues. Malayan Airways will introduce a twice weekly Comet-4 Jet service between Singapore and Hong Kong on Dec. 3. its chairman. Dato Loke Wan Tho, said here last night. There would also be Comet-4 services between Singapore and Jakarta five times weekly and
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    BARTER TRADE IS UP DESPITE PIRACY, SAYS CONTROLLER
    211 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuas. THE Controller of Trade, x Inche Sujak bin Rahiman, today denied a claim that piracy had slashed by half the barter trade between Port Swettenham and Indonesian ports. "Our figures show that far from declining, barter trade has risen
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      167 8 \lU>n Oap By V. i. Bamlim WHO KNOWS WHATLL OKAY, 008 VWU J\AY > nPtI I MO, OSCAR, WE II TH 1 SAME THN6 YOU W6HP A V I i HAPPEN WHEN YWART J ff SAFE AND RUN X ACE/^StI WAtfTSOIAE-V USEDTO TKTTIB [WMoSk =1 POURIN' KIUWUTS f A TEST
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    MAUGHAM—THE MANDARIN (88)
    1830 9 MAUGHAM— THE MANDARIN (88) THE CONCLUDING CHAPTER OF LOOKING BACK'— THE GREATEST STORY SOMERSET MAUGHAM EVER WROTE— HIS OWN PHOTOCRAPHED RELAXINC AT HIS FAMED VILLA MAURESQUE IN SOUTHERN FRANCE BY TOM BLAU (CAMERA PRESS) Tm very old. ..l've lost my powers of invention —I shall write no more 9 I
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    66 10 Wmr4* Sit (Minimum) TNI FAMILY OF the late Mr. Toni Mud Ben wl«n to thank all fri«ndi. rriatfvri and atmclatloni for th* many kind expreutoaa of sympathy extended to ib*tn. TNI PARiNTt or TNI lata Corporal Taag Sn«n Chal thank tho Com- l tnltrtoner Of Polir*. all raaka of
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      The Cabinet Changes
      584 10 Changes in the Federation I Cabinet have come as no surprise. They complete the re- j shuffle announced in July and I end the curious conflict which followed. By publicly chal- lenging the Prime Minister's decision to transfer him to another Ministry, Inche Aziz bin Ishak made
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      Invitation To A Brawl
      366 10 The P.M.I.P. motion to have it recorded in the Federal Constitution that Malaya "belongs to the Malays" will, of course, be defeated. The phrase as it stands is legally meaningless— though open to a stunning political interpretation. Does the P.M.I.P. want j civil and political rights
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      Radio Future
      316 10 The information and broadcasting services of th« Malaysian territories have an exceptionally onerous responsibility to discharge in the months preceding the creation of Malaysia. They can smooth ithe way, remove misunderstanding of the coming changes, defeat the antinationalist campaign waged by alien interests and meet effectively the criticism
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    Conflict in Rhodesia reaches flashpoint
    1378 10  - Conflict in Rhodesia reaches flashpoint NATHAN SHAMUYARIRA ONLY ONE WAY IS OPEN TO WHITEHEAD TO AVOID A BLOODBATH by -FOttHIHLY KOtTOW-IN«CMIBF OF THE THE conflict between South em R h o desia's four million Africans and quart&r million Europeans has now reached its flashpoint. In spite of the ban on
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      The spirit of service
      280 10 I HAVE been reading about doctors complaining about conditions of work on the East Coast and the smaller towns in Malaya. Earlier it was the teachers who were putting their grouses. I have come to the conclusion that something is wrong with our educational set-up. The
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      M-joy fund
      83 10 f)N the achievement of w Merdeka, the Taiping celebration committee decided to use the balance of its fund to putting up a clock tower or establishing a public library. I understand the fund has been handed over to the Talplng Town Council. It is now over five years,
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    Putting a tag on those travelling turtles
    324 10 LONDON, Tucs Many astonishing and mysterious feats of navigation by animals are well known. One of th* latest creatures to attract the attention of the researchers is the Rreen turtle (normally rn-<-i>iiMti-i i-tl by the ordinary citizen only in soup). This creature starts
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    RESEARCH ON 1964 GENERAL ELECTION
    218 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Malaya's next general election in 1964 is to be the subject of a SI 2.000 study by two academicians of the University of Singapore's Department of Political Science. Funds for the study of various aspects of the election have been promised by the
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    Party marks new jet service
    61 11 SINGAPORE. Tues More 'lun 500 Kuests ,ii tended Hie Japan Air Lines nielu at the Sea View Hotel tonight to celebrate the inauguration of their lirst J.A.L direct let service from Tokyo to London. The new J.A.L. route to London named the 'Silk Road" will
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    A building Singapore can e proud of—Byrne
    145 11 A building Singapore can e proud of Byrne SINGAPORE, lues.— The Mi nister for Law and Healia. Mr. K. M Byrne, who in spected a large-scale model of the $4 million Singapore Conference Hall anil Trade Union House to Inbuilt at Shenton Way, said today: "It is a building of
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    NAVY PATROLS: WARNING BY MINISTRY
    142 11 NAVY PATROLS: WARNING BY MINISTRY KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Ministry of Defence said today that Mala- yan vessels sailing to Indonesian waters to fish or trade could not be given protection and so incidents were likely to occur. A statement from the Ministry said: "Ships of the Royal Malayan Navy
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    400 to take examination
    49 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. .Some 400 final ye*r students at .Winyang OatmUft/ will take their graduatio.i evaluations £.t the end of not mnitth under the surveillance of a board of 14 external examiner*. This is the fourth batch of Nanvang students to graduate, nfter a four-y<?ai course.
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    New Singapore centre
    30 11 i SINGAPORE. Tues. The I Assemblyman for Ulu Pandan, i Inche Mohamed Ariff bin Suradi. will open the Coronation Road community centre on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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    Two to represent Malaya at manpower talks
    83 11 Two to represent Malaya at manpower talks KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Ma-| lava will take part In a meeting w discuss the world shortage ot skilled labour at San Juan. Puerto Rico, on Oct. 10. She will be represented by th« Malayan Ambassador In the United srntes Dato One Yoke Lin.
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    Land Council meeting:
    41 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Rural Development, Tun Abdul Razalc. held a meeting of the National Land Council at the Operations Room here today. Later, he was briefed by various Commissioners cf Land on progress of schemes
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    NO-JOB AZIZ BOTH SAD AND HAPPY
    390 11  -  YAP CHIN KWEE By KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday INCHE Abdul Aziz bin Ishak is both sad and happy over the prospect of giving up his Job as Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives from Oct. 10. He is SAD because the Government statement last night "only
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    Post early for Xmas appeal
    76 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Director of Posts, Singapore, has urged the people to post early their Christmas gifts and greeting cards to ensure that they reach their destinations before Christmas Day. A colourful poster bearing the slogan: "Shop early address correctly post early" has been put
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    Used force on girl, 9
    50 11 BINOAPORE. Tues. A coffeestall as.slMam, was jailed today for Mx months for using criminal force on a schoolgirl, aged nine, to outrage her modesty. ML S. Asslna. 48. who pleaded not guilty, was told by Mr. John Doral Raj, the magistrate: "Your conduct Is disgusting."
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    Tin miner's shots halted 10 dulang washers
    209 11 Tin miner's shots halted 10 dulang washers IPOH, Tues. Ten fleeing women dulang wasners stopped and squatted in a group wnen a tin mine manager fired several shots into the air, the magistrate's court here was told today. Mr. Thum Kong Goon. the manager, was giving evidence in a case
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    GOVT PRINTER SEEKS AID IN PRODUCING HANSARD
    342 11 GOVT PRINTER SEEKS AID IN PRODUCING HANSARD KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. rrHE Federation Government is to offer a $33,000 A Job to private printers to help the Government Printing Office to complete the publication of Hansard reports of the last Budget meeting. The Clerk to the House of r Representatives, Mr.
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    Hewetson to succeed Poett at Farelf HQ
    191 11 Hewetson to succeed Poett at Farelf HQ LONDON, Tues.— Lieut Gen. Sir Reginald He. wetson (above), commaner of Biltlsh force* in Hong Koiik. has been appointed General Officer Commanding-in-Chlef, Far East Land Forces, the War Office announced yesterday. Gen. Hewetson, who Is 54 will take up his appointment next April,
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    Tourist robbed
    32 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuc». A Pakistani tourist. Mlrwal Khan. 64. was waylaid by three youths and robbed of $100 at Jalan Eberweln here last night. The police have detained a man.'
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    ICI plant opens today
    218 12 ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT Quality paints for local use and export KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Enche Bahaman bi.i Samsudin. will officially open this, afternoon the Imperial Chemical Industries Paint Factory in Petaling Jaya. Situated on a 10-acre site, this modern factory is
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    Azizah, the girl with a flair for art
    265 12 Azizah, the girl with a flair for art If visitors to the ICI Colour Styling Studio in Kuala Lumpur raise their eyebrows when they see a woman as head of the unit, they are even more pleased to meet Che Azizah binte Kamaruddin as the assistant colour stylist. Che Azizah,
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    Bringing colour to Armed Forces
    255 12 Bringing colour to Armed Forces rjOING her share of colour styling in Singapore is Mrs. Jean de Boer, id's chief colour stylist there. She joined the company four years ago and had been trained by ICI specially for the Job. Her work has taken her to a great many interesting
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    PLANS FOR BRIGHT YOUNG MALAYANS
    168 12 U<ROM the day it was given pioneer status in 1959. the ICI Paint Factory has taken firm steps forward in encouraging young Malayans to reach executive level. The highly technical requirements of modern paint manufacture call for a new breed of men to control and
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    Ghosts didn't frighten Ahmad, so he got job
    628 12  -  RALPH MODDER By QN a tiny island south of Singapore there lives a man who has a ''father's interest" in two squat stone structures with walls four feet thick. But 55-year-old, soft-spoken, shy Ahmad bin Tasman's strange attachment is even more bewildering,
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    Did you know?
    229 12 ri: world's firstknown painting was found in a cave at La Ferrasia, France. It is almost 27,009 years old! About five per cent of the men in the world are colour blind. but women are very much less affected. Colour has different meanings for different uses. In
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    A WOMAN'S TOUCH IN A MAN'S WORLD
    707 12 A WOMAN'S TOUCH IN A MAN'S WORLD TN such a competitive field as business, it Is raw* 1 to find a woman holding a position of responsibility, and even more so for a woman to head a complete unit. Not only are her capabilities questioned and tested, but she has
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    Jakarta riot 'deeply wounded India's feelings'
    430 13 ENVOY FLIES TODAY TO RESTORE RELATIONS WITH OLD FRIEND CINGAPORE, Tues— There is a °deep sense of hurt among the people of India over the sacking of the Indian Embassy in Jakarta and the dishonouring of the Indian flag and national anthem. In spite
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    Boy stole to become a film actor
    155 13 Boy stole to become a film actor ALOR STAR, Toes. An 18-year-old schoolboy, Ismail bin Uaji Shahari, today admitted he stole $4000 worth of Jewellery from his father to Invest in a film company "because I wanted to be an actor." "I will give yon a chance to continue your
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    Australian funeral for Kedah man
    158 13 ALOR STAR, Tuesday. MR. NG CHOK THIEN, father of the 25-year-old Kedah student, Mr. Ng Kean Chong, who died in a blizzard, near Melbourne last weekend, today cabled the Malayan High Commissioner in Canberra agreeing to his son's body being cremated in Australia. The ashes
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    Obscene? Magistrate to see
    86 13 Obscene? Magistrate to see BUKTT MERTAJAM, Tues. Stating he would have to see the pictures himself to decide how obscene they were, the Bukit. Mertajatn magistrate, Inche Ahmad Hanafi, today deferred sentence on a bus conductor, Tan Say Kew, charged with selling 14 packets of these pictures at Kulim Road
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    Rent payers to meet
    51 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. An Inaugural meeting of the Petaling Jaya Rent Payers' Association will be held at the Petaling Jaya Club on Saturday at 5.30 p.m. It la being convened by Mr. T. R. P. Dftwson, an accountant and former president of the Selangor Rent Payers'
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    THE KLANG-RAWANG WIRE LINK IS NOW 'LIVE'
    73 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The Central Electricity Board has for the first time "energised" its highest voltage overhead lines the 132,061 volt transmission lines from Connaught Bridge power station in Klang; to Rawang. This forms the first phase of the high voltage transmission system
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    BANKRUPTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES
    277 13 PENANG, Tuesday. fWO bankrupts, Chan Eng Kooi and Lee Sze Seng, were today brought before the Second Magistrate's Court on charges under the Bankruptcy Ordinance. CHAN ENG KOOI. sole proprietor of Ton* Hoe and Co., Praneln Road, Penan*, pleaded not guilty to three counts
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    120 works of art for show
    77 13 120 works of art for show KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. More than 120 paintings and sculptures will be an show at the Young Malayan Artists' Exhibition at the British Council Hall here next week. The paintings, selected from 471 entries by about 300 Malayan artists, include oil, water-colour and pastel works.
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      257 13 Congratulations to I. C I. on the occasion of the opining of their New Factory in Kuala Lumpur from SINGAPORE PAINT DEALERS Kang Hock Gim Sii Soon Aik ft Co., Chip Hock Guan Sii Wah ft Co.. Chii Wah Co.. Guan Hock ft Ci., Nitp Teck Tug Kee Hoe Seng
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      321 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS r Hill swallows gin oooktell on 9. Sort of language to make neat the Rhine (6). pose? (8). 8. Ingenuity about Initial rent 10. Ring Is returned with attne summon* (4). hesitation by basket-maker 14. Mammal never mistaken? (5. (5). 6). 11. What a pity the
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      Everybody is out to solve those puzzles
      1546 14  - Everybody is out to solve those puzzles KATHLEEN HICKLEY by "QOmi along then." said Kzani, "let's hear some more of the anteater's puzzles. I am just beginning to get -the hang of the things now. It's a question of looking at the problems in a certain way." He was interrupted
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      CHOOSE YOUR PEN FRIENDS FROM THIS CORNER
      546 14 CHOOSE YOUR PEN FRIENDS FROM THIS CORNER Ong Sing Kee. aged 15; 201. Tanjong Pagar Road. Singapore 2: general. Danny Chan, aged 16; 58-P. Jalan Merpati. Singapore 13: swimming, dancing. Hamcah A. Rahman, aged 16; B. Lorong 37. Oeylang. Suigapore 14; music. Mrivin Lee, aged 17; 476. Beach Street. Penang:
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    TONGKAH HARBOUR FEATURE ON OTHERWISE QUIET MART
    476 16 From Our Market Correspondent WIIE only feature on an -1- otherwise extremely quiet Stock Exchange yesterday was Tongkah Harbour taken up to 905. 3d. ready and 915.6 d. delayed. Revival of interest was set off by the renewal of rumours that a capital
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    22 16 Malayan Stock Indices Oct. 1 Oct. 2 Industrials: 183.50 183.84 Tins: 282.32 283.75 rubbers: 170.8S 171.03 .lan 1, 195S 100.
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    575 16 (COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Ma.ayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the deals in IMustrlara: BouMead (2.0001 $1.«4--nunlop." I. WO i $1.82 BL. (500> f1 93 I SL (11.0001 J1.»3: Kan Bm*ltln» <7Oo> 52 89 SL. (3.000) 52.89:
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    Malayan rubber price now over 78 cents level
    398 16 THE price of rubber continued to advance on the A Malayan Rubber Market yesterday as the squeeze on the October current position remained acute. October on short-ooverlng for the month's Russian rubber shipments went to a premium of lg cents over November
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    128 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. T\EMAND for some leading industrlals continued to be the bright t>pot in what was generally a quiet, but steady market today. Moves were small and about in balance. Oil search lost yesterday's gain and Clarene River also receded while others moved narrowly. Barriers were firmer and
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    213 16 SHIM lying alanffMa tha Smtaaara ■thanrn taday ara: Tatsuharu Mara 29/30. Blduk WSKPK Van I.tmrhoten 40/« l. Orion 1/3, Charon 19. Took Hoo 33/36. Vietnam 13/14. Sungel Axahan NW. 5. Raitera Moon 38/39. Outar raadt: lljanlk. t'nion Power. Hoccheat. Mia. Call. Bombay Kant Beam, Glrnearn. Prea. Hayea,
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    148 16 Oct. 2. Three months (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Buttoett dene I'unlop* 10 eu 8. Darby 4td. F. N. 14 eta. C. Storage 4ad. J. Waugh 12 rt.< Bteamtblp 8 eta. M. Brew. 25 eta. B. Tlmea 20 eta. Contalnera 9 eta. 8. Traders 28 ru, M. Cement 14 ct». Unltaera
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    33 16 The Borneo Co. Ltd. announce that Pahang Consolidated in September, crushed 18.500 tons of ore. Lode tin concentrates produced amounted to 215 tons and 215 tons of lode concentrates were •old.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    93 16 CHINESE Preduse Ixehanga Imjapars neen prices aer ptcul ysstsrday. Cecenut ail: bulk S3Bl sellers, drum Mli aellera. Ce»ra: October S27i buyers. >28 sellers. Feacwr: Muntok white |145 sellers Sarawak white (1421 sellers, special Sarawak black SI 10 aellera, garbled Launpona; black (120 aellera, ASTA SI3O sellers. Slngaaer Ceeenut
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    146 16 T*H Malayan Istsiange Banka' At--1 aeelatien made theas coancea In Its ratea to merchants yesterday (all rates to (100): New Verk: buyln* TT 83 7/8. airmail OD 33, 90 d/st 33 1/4 credit bills, 33 3/8 trade bills Canada: baying TT 35 7/16. airman OD 35 9/16. BO
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    RUBBER PRICES
    212 16 OCTOBCH nrtt Krade ruMir buyers f.e.b. cloaed at p in. id Hinxapora nnd Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 7S| cents per Ib. up half a cent. The tone »as o.uittly steady. I.C.C.R.A. and F.M.R.I, rlosinf pruea In cents per Ib. yesterday. Int. I 1 R.B.S. prompt f.o.b. buyers IH,
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    24 16 October 2. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 78s cents (up half a cent). TIN: $423.50 (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 265 tons (up 15 tons).
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      755 17 r PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATISTICS DEPARTMENT VACANCY Applications are invited from Federal Citizens for the Post of b Temporary Malay Translator (Dtv. Ill) in tbe Department of Statistics on a salary scale of SIS2JSO x 7.50 167.60/224 x 14 336/366 X 14 422/448 X 14 504 plus COLA at current rates.
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      900 17 SITUATIONS VACANT j Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO et*. txtrm ASIAN LADY, Secretary /Bteoograpfter able to use good Engitab for law firm In British Borneo. Please furnish particulars of ago, educational qualifications (including languages), experience, religion, hobble* and salary expected, together with copies of testimonial* and a resent photograph. Suitable
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      1025 17 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO et*. txtr,, DISTRICT 15:— Prewar S bedroom bungalow, lounge, dining room, 2 servant* room*, kitchen, garage, fenced, area:— ls,ooo sq. ft. freehold. Price 660.000/- David Pnoa Son*, Valuer Estate Agencies. Tel:— (S'pore) *****/*****. LAND IN OOOD locality near Industrial altea and
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      SEAGATE DOES A WINNING GALLOP
      394 18  -  EPSOM JEEP RACING By Penang. Tuesday I— I SEAGATE, a four-year-old trained by Jimmy Martin, is shaping up for his maiden .win. In a trial with stable-mate Turn the Tide this morning, Seagate (Bob Taylor up) strode out smartly to run 3f in 39 2
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      Stars in varsity games in S'pore
      169 18 Stars in varsity games in S'pore SINGAPORE, Tues. The i Universities of Singapore and Malaya will meet at rußurr, basketball, hockey (men's and women's matches) and sepak rasa here this weekend. The rugger and the men's hockey matches are expected to provide the highlight* of the sports carnival, which is
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      Lock icon Favourite The Dip wins Metropolitan H'cap
      215 18 Racing abroad CYDNEY Tues. The Dip, starting 7-4 favourite, raced to a four-length victory in the Metropolitan Handicap over 13f at Rand wick here yesterday. Corsiar finished second, with River Seine a short. head further away third In a field ol 17. H PARIS:
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      324 18  - Famous 'exiles' in the C'wealth team FIRDIE SALAHUDIN CRICKET 8y SINGAPORE, In the Commonwealth team arriving in Kuala Lumpui tomorrow for a ten-day tour of Malaya are three famous cricket "exiles." They are: Roy Marshall. 32. the brilliant, bepectacled West Indian opening batsman of Hampshire: Bill Alley. 43. the burly
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      49 18 LONDON. Tues.— Floyd Patterson, the deposed world heavyweight boxing champion, has been offered a fight in Britain. London promoter Larry Levene today cabled Patterson's manager offering a contest aeainst the winner at next month's British heavyweiKht championship between Henry Cooper, the holder, and Dick Richardson.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon ALLEY REACHES 101 NOT OUT IN C'WEALTH VICTORY
      364 18 THE WORLD Of' SPORT NAIROBI. Tues. The touring Commonwealth cricket team beat East Africa by 113 runs with an hour and a quarter to spare in their three-day match here. The tourists batted for 20 minutes yesterday morning adding 12 runs to
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      First Grand Prix meet planned for Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 28
      250 18  -  CONRAD NG PRIME MINISTER APPROACHED TO BE THE PATRON MOTOR-RACING By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday fi HAND Prix racing for cars only comes to Kuala Lumpur this month. This will be the first G.P. meeting in the Federal capital. If
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      4 CYCLING MEETS IN S'PORE
      69 18 gINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Amateur Cycling Association will organise four meetings this month. They are the 50-mile massed start road race on Oct. 7. 75- -mile massed start road race for the President's Cup on Oct. 14. a 100-mlle massed start road race for the
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      765 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS HEADSHIP N.T.P.S. (TAMILS), j SG. SAIAK ESTATE, SILIAU There is a vacancy for Headship at N.T.P.S (Tamil). Sg. Saiak Estate. Siliau N.B. W.E.P. date 1.10.62. Trained Tamil Teachers who wish to apply must forward the application to the Chairman. N.T.P.S (Tamil), Sg. Salak Estate. Siliau on or before
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      A token team for Perth
      385 19  -  TEOH ENG TATT SOSC DECIDES ON COMMONWEALTH GAMES We will keep promiseRajah By gINGAPORE, Tues The Singapore Olympic and Sports Council today deciy ded to send a token team to the Commonwealth Games at Perth next month. The selectors for the Asian Games will be
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      41 19 THE ball goes out to the forward during a Selangor Club attack in their rugger match against a Selangor Malays-Language Institute combined team on the Kuala Lumpur padang»yesterday. Selangor Club won 24-B.— Picture by LIM YAW CHONG.
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      Soh sets date for talks with players
      247 19 Soh sets date for talks with players SOCCER SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SJOH GHEE SOON, presittent of the Singapore Amateur F.A., said today he will call for a neeting with representatvies of- the Association of football Players on Oct. 15 to end the present dispute between the two bodies. BAFA will be
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      KEW SAN GRANTED LEAVE TO TOUR
      101 19 KEW SAN GRANTED LEAVE TO TOUR PENANG, Tues. Teh Kew San. the Malayan badminton ace, will leave for India shortly to defend bis Western India and Cricket Club of India singles titles. Kew San, a George Town City Council clerk, has been granted leave to go to India. He will
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      24 teams in cup meet
      33 19 SUNOEI PATAJII, Tues. The Kuala Muda Cup soccer competition will begin tomorrow with a match between Pemuda Sik and Wanderers. The final will be played on Oct. 28.
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      Lock icon Name row again
      94 19 mATPEH,! Tues. The Na--1 tionalist Chinese Basketball Association said today that the Formosan national team might not be sent to Manila to participate in the world basketball championships beginning Dec l due to the designation of Formosan team. A spokesman for the association said the Nationalists Insisted
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      FIVE ASIANS AMONG 14 NAMED FOR MRU TOUR
      202 19 jRUGGFR SINGAPORE, Tues. Five Asian players have been named in the first list of 14 players announced by M.R.U. president Ng Wood Kan tonight for the tour of Bangkok tills month. The are Lee Kool Meng (Perak), Adrian Rodrigues (Perak), Chan Choy
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      Dindings Open badminton
      60 19 SITIAWAN. Tues. The Dindings Open badminton championships will be held in the Gandhi Memorial Hall here from Oct. 12 to 14. There will be men's singles an<j doubles, women's singles and doubles, mixed doubles veterans' singles and doubles. Entries, which close on Friday, should be sent to
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      147 19 PENANG DIV. 1: Priaona 0 RAAF 0. MALACCA KO: New Market lv Fortuities* 1. TENNIS LIM CUP (Malacca): Negri bt Malacca 4-3 (N8 players first) K. Dharmarainam bt T. Chan 6-1. 6-0; D. Phang bt Tap Cheng Boon «-4 6-7, 7-5; M. F. Yogaratnam bt Yeo Hock Thye
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      Malaysia brings a new era— Oehlers
      320 19  - Malaysia brings a new era Oehlers MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE, Tues.— A new era In Malayan hockey will begin with the advent of Malaysia, Sir George Oehlers, president of the Singapore Hockey Association, said at the SHA annual meeting today. Sir George, reviewing the performances of the Singapore and
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      Goals Galore at schools carnival
      91 19 MOCKS Y KUALA KANGSAR, Tues.— Malay College. Kuala Kangsar, trounced Government English School. Lenggong. 9-0 In the opening tie. for boys under 19, of the North Perak schools hockey carnival here today. In another match for boys under 15. Clifford School. Kuala Kangsar. beat GES
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      213 19  -  LIM KEE CHAN By SINGAPORE. Tues. India's golfers for the Eisenhower Trophy in Tokyo showed their class when they beat Royal Island Club 4-2 in a friendly match at Upper Thomson Road today. The Indians were praised by the RIC captain, Norman Sutcllffe, for their high
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      88 19 Sports Diary SOCCER SPORE GSFA lUV 1 REPLAY: TTS v Police (5.1C); Dlv. 2 final: Metrr Readers v Water Dept (G. 30, bcth matches ai Jn. Besari. RIGGER CUB MATCHES: SCC 'A' v RAP Changi A' (Spore pdg); Pa- dang Invitation v PoUce "A 1 tKL 4 pdg): VIOBA v
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    Lock icon Banned union's leader held
    61 20 SALISBURY, S. Rhodesia, Tues. Mr. Joshua Nkomo. leader of the banned Zimbabwe African Peoples Union (ZAPTJ) flew back here today from Nairobi and was Immediately hustled off Into restriction. Mr. Nkomo flew from Nairobi as a first-class passenger on a BOAC Comet this morning. Police officers
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    113 20 The dentist who screamed back ONDON. Tues. A British Ld dentist who screamed back at a screaming six-year-old girl patient was reported to the General Dental Council by the mother, the Medical Dentists Union said here. He later received a letter from the registrar of the council on the president's
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    428 20 SAIGON, Tuesday PRESIDENT N G O r DINH DIEM said today that recent military victories t: gainst the •Communist guerillas in South Vietnam "mark an incontestable turn in the insidious war with which we have to cope." The President, in a
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    122 20 Top award -from one Sultan to another THE Sultan of Selangor (right) presenting the Sultan of Trengganu with the Insignia of the Derjah Kerabat (Royal Family Order) after ton ferring the honour the highest State order on him yesterday. The ceremony took place at the Istana Selan-' gor in Kuala
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    214 20 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. AMR. S. RAJARATNAM. Singapore's Minister for Culture, said today that the most important contribution Mahatma Gandhi made to world history was that he had shown people could be mobilised without cheating or appealing to their baser instincts. I Mr. Rajaratnam was speaking at the
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    Lock icon ILL Gurkha's wife flies to England
    117 20 ILL Gurkha's wife flies to England CAMBRIDGE, Tues. The v young wife of 'a seriously ill Gurkha soldier arrived in Cambridge today after being flown to Britain in a Comet from Singapore to be at her husband's bedside. Her nine-week-old baby flew with her. Treatment Her husband. Signalman Jitbahadur Rai,
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    296 20 LONDON, Tues. In spite of the fresh fall on Wall Street last night, stock markets in Londor today remained cheerful and industrials made further steady progress after a cautious start. The gold and convertible currency reserves for September were considered satisfactory, but bad very little effect on markets.
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    22 20 LONDON, Tuea.—Buyers £8494 sellers £850. Forward buyers £852. sellers £853. Settlement £850-... Turnover a.m. 235 tons. p.m. 165 Tone: Barely steady.
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    231 20 Won't abandon our claim, says Macapagal MANILA. Tuesday. ©RESIDENT DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL said yesterday that the Philippines would not abandon its claim to British North Borneo The President, who was on a tour of Southern Philippines, rejected criticisms by the New York Times that the claim was "111 advised" as it
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    146 20 A WORK TEAM OF 2,500 TRAPPED IN HIMALAYAS TU-EW DELHI, Tues. An Indian Air Force helicopter yesterday dropped food and medical supplies to about 2,500 men who have been trapped for almost a week in a desolate Himalayan valley by an avalanche of rock and ice. At least 50 have
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    65 20 SINGAPORE. Tues— A BOAC Boeing 707 jetliner flew into Singapore tonight to open the airline's first "choice of jets" service from Britain to Australia via Singapore. The Boeings will supplement the airline's Comet 4 jetliners already used on it« services from Singapore to the Par Bast.
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    47 20 SINGAPORE. Tues The Singapore Medical Services Onion will hold their annual social and dance at the Hotel Ambassador on Saturday from 8 p.m. to l am Highlight of the evening will ba the election of a "Miss S.M.S.U." from their women members.
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      120 20 HOW MANY SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS? Still plenty— but now n trie ttm# to book YOUR CHILDREN to fly .out for ifo CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS I RETURN FAItES FROM PERTH LONDON UnoW 12 Year. $618 $1,404 12 26 Years $927 $1,560* *for residWtts of Singapore MANSFIELDS SINGAPORE ***** SHORT of WATER?
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      41 20 IJIOHEST and lowest tempera tures for Malaya and Singapore lor the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 pjn. yesterday. HiKhrst Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 72 Kota Bharu 88 72 Penang 88 72 Ipoh 91 68 Malacca 90 '72 Singapore 91 73
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