The Straits Times, 5 October 1962

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY (llt I 1 1 1 1 II SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 tfatto** 1 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    HAPPY SCHIRRA
    718 1 Fuel-saving discoveries will spur America's drive to the moon Astronaut now on cruise to Hawaii HONOLULU, Thursday. ASTRONAUT Walter Schirra, safe and smiling after the longest and highest orbital flight ever made by an American, headed towards Hawaii, the holiday islands, today on a leisurely, voyage. .Jubilant I.S.
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    BANK WILL SURVEY MALA YSIA ECONOMY
    277 1 BANK WILL SURVEY MALA YSIA ECONOMY KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. I 1 1 1:! Federation Government today announced that a team of experts from the World Bank is to examine the economic implications arising from the formation of Malaysia. The team will b*» headed by one of Europe's leading economists and
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    Lock icon Two weeks of life on typist's error
    88 1 Two weeks of life on typist's error SAN QUENTIN. Than. A typist's error has given three convicted murderers a fortnight more to live. The thre.-. with another man, were due to die in the gas chamber here on Nor. 18 in the first quadruple execution in the prison's history. But
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    Lock icon Sold: 700 tons of rubber
    51 1 LONDON. Thurs. The Board of Trade announced today that 700 tons of rubber from the British stockpile has been sold this month, the average market price' in September having been less than 231 pence a lb. Approximately 15.700 tons ren.ain of the stockpile, it added.
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    Wasteful? 'Not even a R0115...'
    234 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. "EXTRAVAGANT? Our ambassadors do not use a single Rolls-Royce. We can claim to be modest." With these words the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, crushed aside Opposition "charges of extravagance when the House of .Representatives was asked to approve the
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    Crowd sees killing
    72 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A man. Low Lini 40. was attacked by two thugs while on his way home at Paya Lebar Crescent and stabbed to death tonight. Low was questioned by the two thugs in front of a crowd who did nothing to help. After stabbing him several
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    Lock icon Historians meet
    32 1 TAIPEH. Thurs. A total of 152 Asian scholars and historians will attend the second biennial conference of the International Association of Historians in Asia due to open on Oct. 6.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon NATO exercises
    28 1 SALONICA. Thurs. Combined Allied manoeuvres, code-named "Southern Express. began in Northern Greece today, with the arrival here of the first contingents of a NATO force. Reuter.
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    Lock icon A private enterprise-burglary
    135 1 A private enterprise -burglary BRIGHTON. Thurs. Mr. Harold Wilson, the Labour Party's chairman, announced to its annual conference today: "While we are debating priv.ite enterprise. I have just been informed that my house (in London) has been burgled." "It seems to be an occupational hazard of chairman of conferences. They
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    For Colin four days in isolation ward
    415 1  - For Colin four days in isolation ward KENNY FERNANDEZ THE CRICKETER WHO LOST HIS HEALTH PAPERS By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Colin Ingleby Mackenzie, the Joint captain of the Commonwealth cricket team arrived in Kuala Lumpur this afternoon looking forward to some bright cricket, but instead found* himself quarantined for four
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    VILLAGERS HOLD TWO THUGS
    88 1 VILLAGERS HOLD TWO THUGS SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Two robbers were caught by about i5O villagers in a kampong near the Paya Lebar Airport i tonight and they later handed over two men to the police. Two thugs were seen carrying a radio out of a hut when a villager raised the
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    Lock icon Sub: 6 escape, make history
    220 1 Sub: 6 escape, make history LONDON, Thurs.— Six British Navy volunteers had made naval history by escaping from a submarine "sunk" at a depth of 260 feet, the Admiralty announced. The six men were taking part in a series of escape trials from the British submarine Tiptoe off Malta in
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    STOP PRESS
    59 1 FIRST ORBIT WAS NEARLY LAST \IM \V\\l R \l Srhirr night <■"><■ within our an.; i, ,if mimtea *t I"-m»k rrid< H iftef fir^l ortnI, r Of t< nipcr ■tun proMeM in h^ preas,it. -Hi official! pfl Decision n'H Icl slop flight came onK ww > n(l hill
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    FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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  • Nikita's guests
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      Lock icon Marshals break up a riot
      76 2 WEARING gasmasks and carrying tear-gas guns, these two U.S. marshals (left and right) cover the students (centre) as they leave the campus of the Mississippi State University after a students' demonstration had been broken up. The marshal on the right is carrying a rolled up
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      Lock icon 4,000 troops moved from 'Ole Miss' campus
      225 2 4,000 troops moved from 'Ole Miss' campus r\_£FORD, (Misslssip*Jpi), Thurs. —The Government) last night withdrew 4,000 armed troops from the campus of the all-white University of Mississippi here. The troops were moved ln following bloody clashes in which at least two people were killed ln attempts to prevent enrolment of
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      Lock icon A new trade pact
      16 2 TOKYO. Thurs.— China and Ceylon signed a new trade agreement yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon HUGH TRIUMPHS AT BRIGHTON
      160 2 BRIGHTON, Thursday. THE Labour Party's annual conference here yesterday overwhelmingly endorsed its leaders' rejections of the terms so far available for Britain's entry to the European Common Market. This was the outcome of an all-day debate In which the party leader. Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, credited by
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      Lock icon Tear gas battle!
      33 2 BERLIN, Thurs. Communist and West Berlin police fought a tear-gas duel across the Berlin wall yesterday breaking a long calm on the East-West city border. West Berlin police reports UPI.
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      Lock icon Londoners wonder: Why the fuss?
      90 2 Londoners wonder: Why the fuss? LONDON, Thurs. London commuters headed for home last night wondering why they had been so concerned about yesterday's one-day national rail strike. As a result of special arrangements and precautions, traffic in the morning and evening rush hours was scarcely worse than a normal day.
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      199 2 World Famous Nichibo Products NEW DRESS task ('on Show to &c 6eCd afc 72-7 A, High Street, Spore. on sth October at 1.30 p.m. ALL ARE WELCOME Models by Booty Charm Mannequin School and Miss Singapore. LUCKY DRAWS for free Cocola Fabrics. Cocola Fabrics of Various New Designs coming by
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon INDONESIA TO GET ANOTHER CRUISER
      133 3 INDONESIA TO GET ANOTHER CRUISER JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia will get her second Russian cruiser next year, a navy spokesman said yestertlay. He was speaking at the formal hand-over of two 1.000-ton Riga-class frigates at the port of Jakarta. Russia is equipping the Indonesian fleet under an agreement Involving millions oi
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      Lock icon Student hunger strike
      74 3 KARACHI, Thurs. Seventeen students, including tour girls, are on a hunger strike here against an order barring 12 student leaders from the city. Two ot the students who began their fast o»i Monday, had completed 60 hours by last night. They were joined at later stages by
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      Lock icon 'Blackmail' charge
      305 3 OATO ISMAIL'S SPEECH TO THE ASSEMBLY: PAGE II Cambodia excels in threatening to call in the Reds, say Thais UNITED NATIONS. Thursday 'piAiLAMJ accused Cambodia yesterday of attempting to blackmail the Western powers by threatening to ask Communist China or the Soviet Union for troops to defend its
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      'FLAMES OF WAR' WARNING NOTE TO INDIA
      117 3 'FLAMES OF WAR' WARNING NOTE TO INDIA NEW DELHI, Thurs.— China told India in a Note published here last night that the border situation was "extremely dangerous and flames of war may break out there." It accused Indian troops of crossing the frontier and made a "most serious and strongest
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      Pilot defies Yemen, flies 15 out in crippled plane
      282 3 Pilot defies Yemen, flies 15 out in crippled plane ADEN, Thurs.— A Bri- tish pilot in a crippled Dakota yesterday defied the Yemeni authorities to save his 15 passengers by flying out of Yemeni territory and landing safely in Aden on one engine. Aboard were the British Minister in the
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      Lock icon IMAM 'ESCAPED DISGUISED AS A SOLDIER'
      70 3 IMAM 'ESCAPED DISGUISED AS A SOLDIER' ADEN, Thurs. Reports circulating throughout the Yemen say that the Imam Mohamed escaped disguised as a soldier a day after last week's coup and is now in Hajja. north of Sanaa This was disclosed yesterday by a German diplomat who arrived here this morning
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      Lock icon ANOTHER SAUDI PLANE FLIES TO EGYPT
      85 3 ANOTHER SAUDI PLANE FLIES TO EGYPT CAIRO, Thurs.— A second Saudi Arabian aircraft, believed to be heading for the Yemen, yesterday landed somewhere In the United Arab Republic, according to an Information Department spokesman. The spokesman was unable to say where the plane landed, or whether it carried arms, like
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      Quick look round
      233 3 BELGRADE, Thurs.—Ambassadors of the Nato countries last night boycotted a reception given for Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev, who described Nato strategists on Tuesday as "poisonous spiders...spinning a dark web of plot* against peace." TOKYO: The Asian People's Anti-Communist League voted to hold its ninth annual conference in
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      INDIA ACCUSES PAKISTAN OF A 'COVER-UP'
      173 3 INDIA ACCUSES PAKISTAN OF A 'COVER-UP' rrHE Indian Ambas--1 sador B. N. C h akravarty, accused Pakistan of misrepresenting India's deportation of Pakistanis to cover up "widespread stabbings and looting" in East Pakistan. He took the floor in the General Assembly to reply to charges of the Pakistan Foreign Minister
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      China 'aggression' in Cameroon
      150 3 T<HE Foreign Minis- ter of Cameroon, Mr. Jean- Faustin Betayene, accused Communist China of aegresion against his country in a speech to the General Assembly yesterday. He charged that the Chinese Communists had openly trained and armed Camcroonian terrorists in China. Mr. Betayene said his delegation
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      Lock icon APARTHEID—FIRST ITEM ON AGENDA
      84 3 APARTHEID— FIRST ITEM ON AGENDA rIE Special Political Committee of the General Assembly, at its first meeting yesterday, decided unanimously to take up the question of South Africa's apartheid policies as the first Item on its agenda. The debate will begin on Monday. The item is officially entitled: Th r
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      Dr. Maudling gives a tonic
      201 3 lyiß. REGINALD Maudling. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, last night announced a further stimulus to Britain's economy. He said he would release e42 million In postwar credits compulsory Government loans taken In the form of taxes during the war and repayable at an indefinite date
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    Builder cheated of $3,200, court told
    409 4 MAN POSED AS ARCHITECT, CHARGES KIOSK OWNER SINGAPORE. Thurs A PETROL kiosk owner told the Second Criminal District Court today that in his first business attempt to become a land developer, he was cheated of $3,200 by a man, who had posed as an
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    Industrial court grants extension
    178 4 Industrial court grants extension SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Industrial Arbitration Court, by a two-one vote, today granted the applicacation of the Singapore United Rubber Plantations Ltd. for an extension of its agreement with the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union with the proviso that the extension should only be for 18
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    GOVERNOR OF GUAM HERE FOR VISIT
    147 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Governor of the mld-Paclfic island of Guam. Mr. Bill Daniel dropped into Singapore today for a "private study" of Government, political and economical set-ups with particular reference to the tourist Industry. Said the Governor of the, base for U.S. Polaris missile
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    8 new post offices going up
    113 4 8 new post offices going up SINGAPORE, Thurs. Eight new post offices costing $1,000,000 are going up in Singapore to serve a quarter of a million people. The Director of Posts, Mr. M. Balasubramanian said two of them at Macpherson Road and Slmpang Bedok would be ready by the end
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    Japanese musicians delayed
    155 4 Japanese musicians delayed SINGAPORE, Thurs. The first group of musicians of the 103-strong NHK Japan Broadcasting Corporation Symphony Orchestra due to fly into Singapore this afternoon, have been delayed by, Typhoon Dinah in Hong Kong. The orchestra, comprising Japan's most talented musicians, performed at a weeklong music festival In Hon?
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    439 4 "THE following is todays schedule of civil aircraft movement* at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS Uaruda: Prom Medan. Kuala Lumpur (OA 990) 3 p.m.; from Bangkok (GA 805) 5.25 pjn.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8.40 Cathay Pacific: Prom Hong Kong. Bangkok (CX 731) 7.35 pjn
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  • PARLIAMENT
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      BORNEO VISITORS 'LED BY NOSE' CHARGE
      1384 5 BORNEO VISITORS 'LED BY NOSE' CHARGE Visitors are free to go where they like Razak by OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. gTRONG complaints that visitors frjrn the Borneo territories were being "led by the nose" and prevented from meeting Opposition party members were heard in the House of Representatives
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      Lock icon Malaysia plan will fail, say Indonesia Reds
      122 5 Malaysia plan will fail, say Indonesia Reds JAKARTA. Thurs.— The pro- posed Malaysia will fail. I the Indonesian Communist j party organ "Harlan Rakjat" (Peoples Daily) said today "Some people think Malaysia will be formed next August 31." the paper said. "But if we see the victory of the Brunei
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      Padang traffic games
      33 5 SEREMBAN. Thurs. Seremban Kotary Club has arranged for 1 Shell traffic games to be held here on Oct. 24 and Oct. 25 on the St. Paul's Institution primary school padang.
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      Board winds up with $60,000 bad debts
      150 5 J£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A board formed by the Government to give rehabilitation grants to Chinese tin mines incurred 560.000 bad debts, the House of Representatives was told today by the Assistant Minister of Rural Development. Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman. He added that
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      289 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Bring to maturity, and write 1. One flower visible, or a hun- the finale (6). dred concealed (0). 8. Enter games for deeds S. Quite ordinary to a sailor, but 10' odd to anyone else (B>. 12. Idle moments for crime? 9 Entertainment to repeat
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    Home again and glad of it!
    360 6 Home again and glad of it! ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT i^EE, but I'm glad to yi be back. I never thought I would be so happy to see any place and I suddenly realised how lucky we are to be living here. We may not look so fancy, bull so tall, shine
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    The easy life in the tropics that's really living!
    714 6 I THINK living in the tropics is wonderful. We don't have to worry about expensive winter clothes. There is so much outdoor fun we can enjoy all year round. Yet hot-climate living can be treacherous. In colder weather we know we
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    IT'S THE LOOK YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
    335 6 IT'S THE LOOK YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR WHAT ore the things we soy when we see a new baby? Isn't she a darling! What soft hair she has! Look at those tiny hands! What a pretty rosebud mouth! I guess one of the nicest things about a baby is
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    You've heard about chefs who won't wash pots...
    364 6 rf good cook's secret of success is not only the condiments and spices she chooses, the sauces she can make, the certain knack she has of being able to turn out something from nothing. .it is also her utensils. You've heard about
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    U.S. tin sale: Outlook is 'still uncertain'
    365 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A LEADER of the Malayan tin industry, Mr. H. M. Fuller, today said the outlook for local producers was "still shrouded in uncertainty." "The present state of affairs is understandably unsettling to producers, since in the present circumstances there appears
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    DISMISSAL OF CLAIM FOR SHARE IS UPHELD
    130 6 DISMISSAL OF CLAIM FOR SHARE IS UPHELD SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Court of Appeal yesterday upheld the decision of Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah. who had dismissed a claim by Cheng Ec Mun for a share in L he estate of Look Van Kit, a property owner, who died in 1933.
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    New building
    34 6 MUAR, Thurs.— The Mentri Besar of Johore. Hajl Hassan bin Haji Yunos, will open a $200,000 three-storey Kheng Jal Wee (Halnanese) Association building at Jalan Abdullah here on Sunday at 11 a.m.
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    WE DON'T PLAN TO COPY S'PORE SYSTEM, SAYS BAHAMAN
    217 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. TH E FEDERATION will stick to its industrial relations system, which is of a voluntary nature and is not contemplating establishing an industrial court like that of Singapore. Inche Bahaman bin Samsudd in, the Minister of Labour and
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    Association president
    23 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Mr. Chen Jan Lee has been elected the president of the Alumni Association oi the College of Agriculture.
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    Sharifah's wedding: Govt will contribute $84,000
    145 6 Sharifah's wedding: Govt will contribute $84,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Government contribution towards expenses for the wedding of Sharifah Salwa, eldest daughter of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, in May this year is $84,000. The original estimate, the House of Representatives was told today, was SlOO,--000. Reference to the royal wedding
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    Not only for Malays
    47 6 PENANO, Thurs.— Rural development projects were not meant only for Malays the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. stressed today. "They are implemented for all citizens. Irrespective of race." h« told 35 rural Chinese leaders attending a one-day civics course at Bayan Lepas.
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    13 on Penang visit
    25 6 PENANO. Thurs.— A party of 13 Kayans. including eight women, from Sarawak, will arrive In Penang tomorrow for a two-day visit.
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    New youth section
    18 6 TELUK ANSON Thurs. An Alliance youth section in I/iwer Permk was formed here last nlßht.
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    APOLOGY ENDS 'INSULT' CHARGES
    229 6 IifALACCA, Thurs. 1T1 The Malacca magistrate. Mr. Ramanatha Iyer, today struck off two summons cases after the defendant. Mr. Michael Yeo Cheng Teck, a clerk, apologised in court to the complainant, Mr. Hector Geh Choong Kheng, of the Department of Inland Revenue. Mr Geh Is chairman
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    Lock icon Jaycee date in Hong Kong
    46 6 HONO KONG. Thurs. Hong Kong will be the site of the 1963 Junior Chamber of Commerce international world congress next month. More than I.COO Jaycees from 50 countries are expected. Both Tokyo and Manila have played hosts to previous congresses. Reuter.
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    How we got to the top of the Eiger
    1593 7  - How we got to the top of the Eiger CHRIS BONINGTON by -who beat the killer peak One night to g0... and I went through a hell of fear and agony This was Bonington at 11,900 feet on the Eiger. Snow avalanches and falling rocks endangered him as he inched
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    63 8 M H»ra)t </• /Minimum) MR FONG VINC KIT paased a<ra< at G H on 3-10-fS;: Leaving ma helm M wife Madam Ho Pens and 11 rhtldren Funeral on 6-10-82 2 p.m. from 8a(o Lane MR. A V KRISNNAN NAIR, father or Mr.. M I. Nalr. Buklt Renut Eatate. Kltiang
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    91 8 ?>' Horafa til (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Tom Saqndera thank thrir frlenda and relative* for their prraenta, congratulatory mesaagea and attendance on the ocoaslon or their ■aa—laai at Penan* on 3.10*2. MRS. S. DI SOUZA ari family thank relative*, friend* and City Couaril staff for their condolence*, wreathe, dneatlona
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    PERSONAL
    49 8 eV«rWt M 'Mm.)— Box it ft* txtrm WILL ANYONE *ho witnessed the a'-r:rlent on 5.P.82 at S| ma. Buklt Tim»h Road het«>-en a Shell Tanker •IT. 3M.1 and a Green Ru* SH. T4« pleaae contact Telephone No Tfillll T.xtenaion M or nnte c o PO Rox S9A Singapore.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    174 8 •i, n.,rrf. IN i Minimum) BONCAFC BONCAFC BONCAFC The pure ground coffee, rich in flavour an<l aroma. Kaay to make, delirious to drink PCRAK BOOK STORC, Rrewater I P.oad. Ipoh. The apodal diaplay af renguia hooks will rloae oa Saturday. I Ah October. RVVITA haa a dutmctive. attractive flavour
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    The Straits Times. Friday, October 5, 1962. Facts That Matter
    685 8 The Straits Times. Friday, October 5, 1962. Facts That Matter It is difficult to believe that the Acting Foreign Secretary of the Philippines was not cracking a silly joke in the tele- vision broadcast in which he explained the basis of his Government's claim to North i Borneo. Mr. Lopez
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    An Unhelpful Debate
    363 8 The parliamentary debate on automatic promotion in primary schools was singularly unhelpful. The P.M.I.P. motion was deservedly thrown out. To call on the Government to abolish the present system without suggesting a better one was not very bright The P.M.I.P. speakers did not urge I return to
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    Six Circuits
    215 8 America's second cosmonaut j made his six orbits round the earth five years, all but a day, j after the first Russian satellite astonished the world. To the layman the gap which the Americans are striving to close looks as wide as ever. Seventeen months ago Gagarin became
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    INDIA fears a severe new boutH of inflation
    1054 8 INDIA fears a severe new boutH of inflation FOOD PRICES ARE UP BY 11 PER CENT DESPITE A BUMPER HARVEST-BUT THE GOVERNMENT IS I CONFINING ITSELF TO UTTERING EMPTY THREATS From the FINANCIAL TIMES FEARS a r e current in India that the strong inflationary pressures which hit her economy
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      That old Boston blarney
      290 8 I* me Economist oi September 22 there is an article dealing with the recent primaries in Massachusetts. It says: "The State's politicians are widely regarded as the Boris Karloffs of American politics, prepared toremove tne very gold fillings from the mouths of the dead though only
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      Penal isle
      100 8 connection with the Pulau Senang project I must point out that Mr. C. V. Devan Nalr in his modesty has omitted to state that he and the Prison Commission conceived the idea. In formulating the proposals I was assisted by members of the Prison Commission, and the ad
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      Reaping the harvest
      145 8 I WOULD like to thank the Straits Times for its editorial "Malay Rights" in answer to the accusation of Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam against the Prime Minister. Mr. Seenivasagam said: "The Tengku would be doing a service to this country if he were to give an honest
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    • Letter
      The exam silence
      99 8 IT is nearly a year since the new constitution of the University of Singapore came into force but nothing has been said or heard of external degree examinations although provision for them has been made in the constitution There should be no difficulty at all in external
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      What Premier Lee said
      122 8 riTHERE are two minor cor--1 rections to your report of Mr. Lee Kuan Yews interview with one of your reporters at Kuala Lumpur Airport on Sept. 30. The sentence "As long as wt -have them around there won't be really any Communists," should read, "As long
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    A new storm centre for Britain
    368 8  - A new storm centre for Britain COLIN LEGUM by ONDON. Thurs. Arab Ld leaders have decided to raise the question of Adrn at the United Nations in response to requests by the leaders of the Aden People's Socialist Party. Many of these leaders are in prison following the violent demonstrations
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    Missing 16 days: Case of kidnap or loss of memory
    170 9 Missing 16 days: Case of kidnap or loss of memory SINGAPORE. Thurs. —Police. investigating the 16-day disappearance of a 22--year-old contractors son. are pursuing at least two lines of inquiry. The man. Mr. Ang Chwee Chuan. has been missing since Sept. 17. He may have been kidnapped or is probably
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    SAW INVITES MALAYA AND BORNEO TO MEETINGS
    120 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The left-wing Singapore As- j sociation of Trades Unions will hold its first annual delegates' conference on i Oct. 11 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The conference will con- tinue on Oct. 12, adjourn on Oct. 13 and resume and conclude
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    Home leave for prisoners
    362 9  -  EE BOON LEE by Singapore, Thursday FOR SELECTED ONES FIVE DAYS' FREEDOM, AND FIRST 20 MAKE SCHEME A SUCCESS VI ORE than 20 good conduct convicts men and women have been let out on fiveday home leave in the first parole system ever attempted in Singapore.
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    Wage rise for War Department men
    242 9 Hansard contract KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. semi-skilled and unskilled labour- ers of the War Department have been given wage increases ranging from six to 12 cents an hour. A statement Issued by the War Department Civilian Staff Association today said that this would brine the
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    Gandhi birthday concert
    51 9 RAUB. Thurs. Indians in the Raub district will commemorate the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi on Saturday with a concert -at the Mahmud School Hail h«e. The celebration, which will be held MM t'u> patronage of the District Officer. Inche MoJiamed Tajol Aios. v. ill begin at 7
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    Narcotics charge
    44 9 SINGAPORE. Thur*.— Llm Oeok Choo. 32. a housewife. pleaded! not guilty in the Ninth Magistrates court today to charge of possessing 401 b. of Indian hemo In the kiiehMi end compound of I i nouse in Coronation Road. Bail I *'M allotted.
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    Gang stabs ship jaga
    68 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A ship's watchman, A. Periera. was stabbed last night when he fought and prevented a gang from breaking Into the store room of the Paslr Mas anchored in the Outer Roads With another watchman. Periera chased the gang Into the engine room, where there
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    Governor of Jakarta on a visit
    119 9 Governor of Jakarta on a visit SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Governor of Jakarta, Dr. Soemarno Sosroatmodjo (above), who is on a fiveday goodwill visit, paid a courtesy call on the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Incbe Yusof bin Ishak. today. Later he called on the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and the
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    C Plan trainee from Thailand
    48 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police Major Sakrapee Prakmakul chief of the fire-training division of the Police Department in Thailand. has arrived In Singapore to take a course in fire- fighting as a Colombo Plan trainee. Major Prakmakul. 32. will be in Singapore for three months.
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    Tourism study for eight
    57 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The second group of eight United States airlines sales officials, who are on a Par East trip to study tourism, arrived here this evening. While here, the group will be guests of the Malayan Airways and will be conducted on a twoday sight-seeing
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    No cash measure for goodwill says Tun Razak
    391 9 No cash measure for goodwill says Tun Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. said today that he hoped Members of the House of Representatives would not assess the goodwill visit of the Thai King and Queen in terms of money. He was replying to the
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    Doctor's 14-hour jungle ordeal
    394 9 IPOH. Thursday A search party that went into the jungle near Tanjong: Rambutan for the third time, found a missing hunter, Dr. Kok Ho Teik. 63. early this morning. He had been missing for nearly 14 hours while on a hunting trip. Dr. Kok spotted the
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    Weeping mother awaits news of her lost son
    213 9 Weeping mother awaits news of her lost son SINGAPORE, Thursday. 4 MOTHER, of eight, Che Sukinah binte Sanma- mad, 40, wept today as she spoke of her long wait for news of her seaman son. reported to have fallen overboard from a tanker last month. She said she had been
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    University's expansion scheme
    88 9 University's expansion scheme SINGAPORE. Thurs. A $5 million expansion plan of the Nanyang University provides for the construction of an auditorium, a gymnasium. a sports field, a students' un- ion house, more lecture rooms, j student hostels and staff flats. A university spokesman today said work on the $1 milllon
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    Far East air tour
    61 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Cathay Pacific Airways fourth "Chrysanthemum" tour will leave Singapore by Convair jet on Thursday at Bpm It will "stop in Hone Kong for two days, three days In Taipeh and 11 days in Japan. Plans are being made for an "all ladies exclusive" and
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    Selangor plans massage curb
    62 9 KUALA LUMPUR. ThOrs.— A Bill providing for the licensing of massage saloons, barber shops and hair dressing saloons was published by the Selangor Government today. Entitled the Town Boards (Selangor) (Amendment) Enactment. 1932. it is designed, says an explanatory statement, to repair a number of deficiencies
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    Pakistan airmen fly in
    87 9 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs— i A party of 19 officers of the Pakistan Air Force Staff •College. Karachi, arrived here today in Bristol freighter for a three-day goodwill tour of the Federation. The party, which is led by Air Commodore, S. A. Joseph, wIU visit various defence
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      422 9 Favourites: 10.30 Yours And RADIO MALAYA Mln <*>'»* Down. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE RADIO SINGAPORE SERVICE 41.7 metres SHORT WAVE SERVICE A.M. 6.00 Time Signal Ne- Al Betrt gara-Hu. News Headlines' 605 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE Morning Melodies; 7.00 Rendez- 4 B metre* vous With Music; 7 JO Time A.M. 600 Good Morning;
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    Witness: 'I am not sure I went to Bandoeng'
    821 10 SINGAPORE, Thur« A WOMAN witness appearing before the commission inquiring into last November's Secondary Four examination boycott said in evidence today not just once, but repeatedly that she was "NOT SURE" whether she had attended an Afro-Asian students' conference at Bandoeng
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    War as it really was, a refreshing change
    286 10 rOUGH it is now a good 17 years since it was over, World War II stil} provides a theme for a large number of films. Grim-faced American trooos have Indulged In death-or-glory heroics ad nauseam In one screen battle after another and
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    Protest over the call up: Some went to China
    417 10 1951, some students protested hy not taking the examination or by handing In blank paper* There was also trouble among the Chinese school student* when the National Service Registration Ordinance was Introduced In 1954 When registration teams visited the Chinese High
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    ASSOCIATION TO BOOST TOURISM IN HIGHLANDS
    127 10 TANAH RATA. Thurs—Representatives of various types of businesses here formed the Cameron Highlands Tourist Promotion Association at a meeting' yesterday. Mr. D. W. H. Greenland, manager of a hotel here, was named Its first president. The association will develop and improve existing tourist attractions
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    Questions about furniture for two Ministers
    255 10 Questions about furniture for two Ministers KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Questions were asked in the House of Representatives today on why it was necessary to spend $11,400 for "additional furnishings" for the nouses of two ministers Dato Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman (Internal Security) and Dr. Lim Swee Aun (Health). The
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    Hit-run lorry victim dies
    46 10 KUAIA KANGSAR, Thun. K. Papathy. 44, died on the war to hosoltal this morning after sh« had been knocked down by a hit-and-run lorry at the 33 mil*, near here. Police want eye-witnesses to m* In touch with the OCPD, Kuala Kangsar.
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    Child theft victim
    27 10 IPOH. Inurs. Nor Azlken btnta Abdul Razak. three, had her gold chain valued at $70 stolen by a youth in Laxamana Road bar* yesterday.
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    Lock icon 'Sovereignty' of Borneo: Basis for Manila claim
    374 11 'Sovereignty' of Borneo: Basis for Manila claim MANILA, Thursday. THE Philippines' claim of sovereignty over North A Borneo is based on the fact that the government is now *he successor in sovereignty to the Sultanate of Sulu, according to the acting Foreign Secretary, Mr. Salvador P. Lopez. In a televised
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    Lock icon World wide but woman's lead role still in home
    141 11 Mrs. Lee was one of four delegates who spoke today on "Changes in Home and Family". The theme of the conference is "The Chancing World". Bigger say' Mrs. Lee told her fellow delegates, who came from 26 countries, that the concept
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    Labourer dies: Poison theory
    39 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs. A labourer. A Kasimanthan 31. died in hospital here last night from suspected poisoning. Kaslnanthan was lound by police lying near an Indian temple on the main Pral Road two nights ■CD.
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    HAND-SHAKE IN COURT BY SOCCER PLAYERS
    117 11 HAND-SHAKE IN COURT BY SOCCER PLAYERS pENANO, Thurs.— Penang 1 state soccer player Mohamed Zain bin Abdul Rahman shook hands in court today with another footballer, Samad bin Tamby, after they had been jointly charged with fighting in public "We were not fighting but were just arguing over a match."
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    Off on a tour
    38 11 PENANQ Thurs— The chairman of the Penang Tourist Association. Senator Cheah Seng Khlm. has left for a tour of Hong Kong, Formosa and Japan. He will be away for about two months studying tourism.
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    Lock icon KUALA LUMPUR CLERK LOSES APPEAL TO PRIVY COUNCIL
    467 11 LONDON, Thursday AN appeal by Mr Jerome Francis, 38. of Brickfields. Kuala Lumpur, who brought an action In Malaya against the municipal councillors of Kuala Lumpur after receiving a letter terminating his services with the council, was decided by the judicial committee
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    Lock icon DATO ISMAIL SINGLES OUT RED CHINA FOR ATTACK
    774 11 'Aggressive conduct and S-East Asia expansionist ambitions 9 UNITED NATIONS, Thursday ]y|ALAYA'S chief delegate, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahma n yesterday singled out China as the target for his harshest words of condemnation of "aggressive conduct" and "expansionist ambitions." Dato
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    Train goes back to send man to hospital
    112 11 Train goes back to send man to hospital ALOR STAR, Thars.— The Prai- bound passenger train was delayed here for half an hoar yesterday after it had knocked down an unidentified man at Sunfei Korok After the accident, the train backed for about one mile to Alor Star station to
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    Johore drive for Umno
    48 11 Johore drive for Umno MUAR, Thurs. The Jofiore Umno has launched a drive to enrol 30.000 members by the end of this year. The secretary of Umno Johore North, Inch* Aziz bin Ishak, said today that there were now only 13 000 members In the whole of Johore.
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      NAPHTHALENE PLANT BEGINS OPERATION
      393 12  - NAPHTHALENE PLANT BEGINS OPERATION CHAN BONG Goh opens eighth factory at Redhill today By soo TIIH eighth Factory to go into production on the 23-acK Hedhill Industrial Estate, Singapore, will be opened today by the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. The new factory, which has been granted pioneer status,
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      Orient Airlines S.E.A. manager
      53 12 Orient Airlines S.E.A. manager MR. MORLEY F. Emerson (above), has been appointed to the newly created post of sales and operations manager In South-East Asia of Northwest Orient Airlines. Mr. Emerson will be responsible for all the airline's activities in Hone Kong. Macao. Thailand. South Vietnam, Cambodia. Laos. Malaya, Singapore,
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      Europe delays leave door open to Australians
      172 12 Europe delays leave door open to Australians pREQUENT delays in European shipments to South-East Asia have left the trading door wide open for Australia to step in, according to Mr. Hans Muntz, an export-research market i n g consultant, writes Bob Lenton from Perth. Mr. Muntz. who has just returned
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      Malaysia is being made known to US tourists
      117 12 Malaysia is being made known to US tourists THE Hong Kong sales manager of Cathay Pacific Airways, Mr. Dudley J.P. Freeman, said that the Malaysian territories were currently being well publicised in America as an attractive tourist centre. As a result, there was bound to be a bigger flow of
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      Ben Line's engineer
      69 12 The 3en Line has appointed Mr. C. G. Hutton superintendent engineer to succeed Mr. A. C. Hill who retired on Aug. 31, but who remains a director and continues In a consultative capacity. Mr. Hill joined Ben Line in 1919 as assistant superintendent engineer and became superintendent,
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      Tyre output up
      38 12 French tyre production in the first eight months of the year was 172.150 tons against 167.985 tons a year ago. Export 6 totalled 38.968 tons, against 41.168. while Imports totalled 8.814 tons against 7.793 tons.
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      Top awards
      58 12 Mrs. Catherina Oh and Miss Soh Chee of Marklin Advertising. Singapore, were recently awarded prizes and certificates of merit for their achievements in the 1962 Advertising Association of the United Kingdom intermediate examinations. Miss Soh of the production department excelled In "Law In relation to advertising" while Mrs.
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      More soap produced in June
      114 12 THE total June production of hard soap, toilet soap, soap powder, abrasive soap and soap flakes in Singapore and the Federation rose 3.000 cwt. to 43.489 cwt. over May. but it was 553 cwt. smaller than in June 1961. Singapore's share of the output improved
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      Treatment plant
      87 12 A Celcur? wood treatment plant, said to be the longest ever shipped to Malaya, was delivered to Yoong Leok Kee Sawmills Ltd. In Seremban last week. The Britifh-made rtant with the pressure vessel measuring 46ft. long and 4ft in diameter can impregnate 300 cv.ft. of timber in one
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      OUT: BIGGER LAND-ROVER
      132 12 OUT: BIGGER LAND-RO VER rE Rover Co. announces a further addition to its range of Land-Rover cross-country vehicles a forward control truck able to carry 30 cwt. loads on the road and 25 cwt. over open land. As standard, a 2J-litre petrol engine developing 77 bhp at 4.250 rpm is
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      B.P. de Silva forms associate for Omega watch trade
      202 12 B.P. de Silva forms associate for Omega watch trade BP. DE SILVA Ltd.. the Singapore Jeweller and •diamond, watch and gem merchant has established an associate company in the State to handle the wholesale trade and repairs of Omega and Tissot watches. The new company. Silvaroyal Ltd.. which has its
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      Claret take over Frimatic of France
      135 12 Claret take over Frimatic of France PLARET, Frances leading maker of refrigerator compression units, has taken over Frimatic. formerly the country's number one manufacturer of completed refrigerators, according to reports from Paris published in the London Financial Times. This is a major concentration move to cope with the current crisis
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      New executives for Humes
      79 12 Mr. R. J. Gray. BCE (Melb.), AMIE iAum.i. Queensland manager tor Humes Ltd. Is to take up the appointment of general manager in Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd.. Singapore in January when the managing director, Mr. J. Allan, retires. Mr. M. J. Kerger, AASA. chief accountant
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      Less revenue
      23 12 Sarawak's revenue in August derived from export. Import and excise duties amounted to $3,037,279. down $252,094 on the previous month's 'figure.
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      67 12 big J MALAYAN WELCOME I I FOR NEW FRESH TASTE 1 i i crcri i id I io MENTHOL i^Ptfi'l ll No. I for Freshness IBliM tft No. I for Menthol Coolness Efl Demand for Freemans No. 1 Menthol !l|^ has been so great that some areas are un- ||i^
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    MARKET EXTREMELY QUIET: ROBINSON'S PROFIT DOWN
    491 14 From Our Market Correspondent EXTREMELY quiet conditions prevailed on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and the turnover was very small. Movements throughout the list were marginal and both baying and selling interest was lacking. fongkah Harbour continued to hold up well despite the recent
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indices Oct. 3 Oct. 4 Industrials: 184.25 185.61 Tins: 254.67 284.85 S rubbers: 171.03 179.25 Jaa. 1. 1958-180.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    630 14 COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: Induttrlali Dunlope (2.000) t1.92 81.. (900) $1.93 SL. (9.000) 51.831. (1.000) 11.94. (11.000) 51.93. (1.000) 11.92: East Smelting (3,000) $2.68; Fed. Dlsp.
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    Slight rise in tin price: Rubber steamers delayed
    382 14 'THE Straits tin price yesterday rose by 25 cents to $423.50 per picul following the partial sale of the 200 tons offered for sale by the GSA on Wednesday. The GSA accepted bids for 50 tons at one U.S. cent per lb.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    126 14 MELBOURNE, Thurs. JLfOST leaden held around steady levels but generally there was an easing trend. Trading continued quiet and featureless. Clarence RWer highlighted the oil section with a further rtee to 5s- lOd. otherwise oil* and baae meUls were quiet with little movement. Lo»n« closed firm. C.R.A 18/7|
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    25 14 October 4. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 771 cents (down It cents). TIN: 5423.50 (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 15 tons)
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    152 14 Oct. 4. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATION!) ■uimm dena: Dun lope 10 eta. Rothmans 11 eta. K a> N. 14 eta. 8. Darby 4|d. Gammon 10 <t«. C. Btorace 4 id. J. Wauch 12 eta. Steamship 8 ets. 11. Brew. 29 ets. 8. Tlmaa 20 cts. Contalnera B eta.
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    100 14 -T-HK Malayan Ixartanga Banki' I Ateee4atian made tbaaa chancea In ita mtaa to merehanu yaaterday (all ratee to flOO): Mrw Vark: btqrtac TT 33 7/8. airmall OD 33. 00 d/at S3 1/4 credit bills. 38 3/8 trade bills. tilling TT ar OD randy: New Vark 32 9/8; twill
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    95 14 C MINIS! Product Ixchangt Slniaawrt n«»fi »nci> per pieul yMttrday: Coconut ail: Hulk S3S| nellers. drum S4li icllrrs. Capri: October $27 J buyer*. IM tellwii Ptpwer: Mtintok white SI4S wlltri. Sarawmk white «142 i wllerii. «periai Sarawak hlftck 8110 rellern. K"rbled LamponK black »1?O rrUrm. ARTA $130 tMBMB.
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    20 14 The tin output of Austral Amalgamated Tin for the month of September was 2.680 plculs or 160 tons.
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    9 14 Nyalas Rubber produced 61,600 Ib In September.
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    196 14 •Maa rytng alangeMa the singapere ■rtiarves teday are: Belbun Hani. SS/3«. Atlantic Queen 34/39. Olga, klaervk 25/26. Oudrun Bakka S3/34. Bayernstein 43/43 Tayga 29/30. Tapab NW. 3, Hiram 44. Benvrackie 10/11, President Hayes 33/34. Brims E.W. Jetty, President Tart 46. Olenearn 7/8 Bruas on 47. Tashkent 4/5
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    232 14 QCTOBER tint 4 rada rubber buyers f clo ed at 5 P- m ln Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 77| cents per Ib. down It cents The tone was uncertain. ICC. R. A and F M.R.I, closing prices In cents per 'b.. yenterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8.
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      275 16  - We picked the best side Ng TEOH ENG TATT; RUGGER By Singapore, Thursday NG Wood Kan, president of the Malayan Rugby Union, said today that the team chosen to tour Bangkok from Oct. 20 was the "best available and representative of Malaya." Mr. Ng pointed out that with the exception
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      156 16 No lower standards. says Soh WEIGHTLIFTISG SINGAPORE, Thurs. Soh Ghee Soon, president of the Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation, said today there will be no "easy qualification" for the Commonwealth Games in Perth next month. He emphasised that the qualifying standards for the Perth Games would be as high as those
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      FROM JEGA: A THANK YOU FOR OFFER BUT ANSWER IS STILL NO
      411 16  -  NORMAN SIEBEL: By Kuala Lumpur, Thursday MALAYAN sprint champion Manicka Jegathesan will not take part in the Commonwealth Games at Perth from Nov. 22 to Dec. 1. He has said he cannot alter his decision made last week
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      81 16 HOCKEY N. PERAK SCHOOLS CARNIVAL (K. Kangsar) Under-19 Clifford 3KEVU 0; Under- 16— Malay College 13 KE vn 1. K\/.\K SHIELD (XL): Victoria Insi 5. MBS, 0; Cochrane 0; ACS Klang 0. JOHORE SCHOOL CARNIVAL (KluangK Boys Senamat-Labis 2 Kluang-Merslng 0; J. Bahru-K. TingKi 2, Segamat-Labts 0 KluangMersitiß
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      Send only Thuan Heng,says coach
      156 16 Send only Thuan Heng,says coach SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Amateur Swimming Association meeting today was told that there was only one swimmer in Singapore who deserved to be sent to the Commonwealth Games in Perth next month. Recommending "wonder boy" freestylist Tan Thuan Hong for selection, national coach Kee Soon
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      Koe is off to Belgrade
      93 16 PENANG. Thurs. Koe Ewe Telk. the Asian representative on FIFA's newlyformed referees' committee, left for Belgrade today. He will attend the first meeting of the committee from Oct. 7 to 9. which will consider, among other things.' > an analysis of the World Cup i
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      No nets, just a quiet day for the tourists
      342 16 No nets, just a quiet day for the tourists KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Commonwealth cricketers, who meet Selangor on the Kuala Lumpur Padang tomorrow in a one-day match to start their Malayan tour, spent a quiet day today resting. Because they had more than a fortnights continuous cricket in East
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      117 16 TODAY S SPORTS DEARY CRICKET N. PERAK SCHOOLS (ARM TOl'R MATCH: S cor T VAL Finals: Boys under- 19 and C'wealth XI (XL padang. 11 a.m.). under-15: Clifford School v MaSOCCER lay College; Girls: Treacher MOS SPORE JUNIOR CIT: Maxwell v OEOS. K Kangsar (Malay v B. Kesenlan (Farrer Pk>:
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      Veni Vici looks all set for a good meeting
      339 17  -  EPSOM JEEP; RACING By Penang, Thursday pENANG has always been a good hunting ground for the Veni Vici Stable and for the coming meeting here it is unlikely to prove otherwise. With 18 horses engaged 12 of them trained by S.
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      147 17 Heathersett beaten by 3 lengths NEWMARKET T ONDON, Thurs. Arctic Storm (6-1) beat the 5-4 on favourite. Heathersett, by three lengths in the Champion Stakes over lOf at Newmarket yesterday. A neck behind Heathersett came Sir Winston Churchill's Vienna and Lebon M. L. who deadheated for third place. Seven ran.
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      499 17 No special treatment for me, says the Duke COLOMBO, Thurs. ryRE Duke of Norfolk, who will manage the M.C.C. A cricket tourists in Australia, joined the team on board the S.S. Canberra here yesterday, and immediately said he did not want or expect any special treatment. "I want to make
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      Lock icon Series will be decided on fielding Benaud
      159 17 XfELBOURNE. Thurs. Rli chle Benaud, Australian Test captain, predicted yesterday that the series against England would be won on fielding. Benaud said: "Neither batting nor bowling will win this series. It will be won b the fittest and best field side, the side
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      37 17 YEW YORK, Thurs.— The New York Boxing 11 Commission yesterday recognised Sonny Liston as world heavyweight boxing champion, but did not give him a licence to box in New York State.— Reuter.
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      137 17 FORMOSA QUIT THREAT TO FIBA MANILA, Thurs.— Formosa Is withdrawing from the world basketball championships to be held in the Philippines in December unless Its team Is allowed to participate under the name of "Republic <Jf China." A spokesman of the Formosan embassy here said his government had lodged a
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      145 17 Campbell, 20, in side v MCC PERTH. Thurs.— A 20-year-old university student will be In the Combined Country side to play the MCC at Kalgoorlie on Oct. 16-17. He is lan Campbell, an opening bat. A prolific rungetter in Perth College cricket, Campbell played three games for the West Perth
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      68 17 MELBOURNE, T h v r 8 Brenda Jones, Australian 800 metres silver medallist in the Rome Olympic Games, will not compete in the Commonwealth Games in Perth next month. She notified the selectors today that she was compelled to withdraw from the Australian trials because
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      22 17 LONDON, Thurs.— Swinton at home beat Workings n 24-5 in their Rugby League Lancashire Cup semi-final last night.— Reuter.
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      344 17 Penalty goal holds France to 1-1 SOCCER ONDON N Thurs. A crowd 'of 35,380 saw France hold a disappointing England team to a 1-1 draw in a European Nations Cup soccer match at Sheffield last night. The "new look" England forward line, with four new
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    535 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. JUAN opinion hopes to sec the establishment of Dayak battalions in the Malaysian Army, the Director of Information, Sarawak, Mr. Alistair Morrison, said here tonight. Speaking on "Sarawak and Malaysia Hopes and Expectations" at a symposium at the University
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    243 18 'Unusual' $5 mil. Govt. loan to Merlin Hotel |fUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. The Minister of finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said in the House of Representatives tonight that an "unusual" loan of $5 million had been made to the Hotel Merlin at an interest of 7.2 per cent a year.
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    300 18 LONDON. Thurs. There wa& early hesitancy in stock market* today reflecting mild disappointment with the Chancellor of the Exchequer's overnight speech ai the bankers' dinner, disclosing tht Government's cautious policy In sumulating Britain i economy. Buyers returned to the Industrial market later In the session on the
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    63 18 MOSCOW. Thurs. The four Russian spacemen have sent congratulations to the Soviet people on the fifth anniversary of the launching on Oct. 4, 1957 of the world's first artificial satellite. Yuri Gagarin, (iherman Titov. Andrian Nikolayev and Pavel Popovitch said the first Sputnik "heralded to the world
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    80 18 LIEGE (Belgium). Thurs.— Five people will go on trial here on Nov. 5 accused of the mercy killing of a deformed thalidomide baby girl in May, it was announced h/re. The accused are the baby's mother. Suzanne Vandeputte. 25. and her husband, sister, mother
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    142 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A seaward defen ;e exercise in the form of a mock attack on Singapore Island will be held from tomorrow til! Sunday. The areas affected are Keppel Harbour and Rural West police division. During this attack, "enemy" forces will land on the coast
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    106 18 VTEW YORK, Thurs.— A boiler blew up and crashed through a crowded office restaurant yesterday, killing 20 people and Injuring at least 70. About 100 women cm- ployees of the accounts oiiicc- of a telephone company were believed to have been in the
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    31 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mrs. 3. Chudarek. wife of the n&OßCblf director of Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.. will declare open new Rita branch at Jalan Kayu at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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