The Straits Times, 6 October 1962

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 Mat*/* Nat**" flea**** The Straits times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    BLAST at PMIP
    1405 1 Lim: This is mischievous resolution... it can plunge the country into chaos 'A joke carried too far...' KUALA LUiMPUR, v Fri. The PanMalayan Islamic Party was told in the House of Representatives today that its attempt to include in the Constitution a clause stipulating that Malaya belonged
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    ATOMIC GUIENEA PIG MR. BROOKE
    172 1  - ATOMIC GUIENEA PIG MR. BROOKE HALL ROMNEY From I ONDON, Fri. Mr. An- thony Brooke, nephew of the last Rajah of Sarawak is the guinea pig in a spectacular experiment designed to show that people can be immunised against atomic radiation. Through a mouthful of atom-proof barley sugar (writes Daily
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    Lock icon Rikhye for U.S.
    40 1 AMSTERDAM. Pii. Brigadier Indarjit Rikhye. Indian military adviser to the United Nations Acting Secretary-General. U Thant. left here today by air for NewYork alter talks with Dutch authorities on ihe transfer of administration of West New Ouinea.—Reuter.
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    SCHIRRA RINGS HIS WIFE
    27 1 ASTRONAUT Walter Schirra talks to his wife by telephone after being packed up from the Pacific, after his six-orbit space flight.— U.P.l, radiophoto.
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    Lock icon Soekarno parades nation's might
    170 1 Soekarno parades nation's might JAKARTA, Fri.— Thirty thousand troops and a massive array of Soviet armour paraded past President Soekarno today, Indonesian Armed Forces Day. The weapons on show Included two 30-foot Russian ground to air missiles. The Navy was organising today's ceremony and the emphasis was on amphibious equipment.
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    Goodwill mission
    30 1 TAIPEH. Fri. A goodwill mission from the Republic of Rwanda arrived here from Hong Kong today lor a one-week visit at the invitation of the Nationalist Chinese Government.
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    'NOT QUIET ENOUGH DURING MY TRIP'
    206 1 ABOARD THE USS KEARSARGE. Fri Astronaut Walter Schirra complained today that he did not have enough "quiet time" during his orbital flights around the earth. The 39-year-old Navy commander met with fellow astronauts and U.S. space officials aboard the aircraft carrier Kearsarge to discuss
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    Sixes galore in festival of runs
    362 1 Sixes galore in festival of runs D'OLIVIERA SHOWS THE WAY-119 RUNS IN 77 MINUTES KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. It rained sixes on the Selangor Padang and car park this sunny afternoon as the Commonwealth cricketers hammered Selangor's bowlers to the tune of 450 runs in Just under 210 minutes. Altogether 12
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    Protest to UAR
    30 1 AMMAN. Fri. Saudi Arabia ruts protested to the United Arab Republic against the "bribing" of Saudi Arabian pilous to defect to the U.A.R.. Mecca Radio said today.
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    Legless girl is Pahang's Child of Year
    147 1 Legless girl is Pahang's Child of Year KUANTAN. Fri. The highlight of the Iniversal Children's Day celebrations in Pabang will be the presentation of an award to the State's own child of the year 17-year-old Minah binte Daud. A Pahang Government statement says she was chosen by a special committee
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    Now a protest to China
    52 1 BELGRADE Pri. Yugoslavia protested "most energetically" today to China against attacks made on her by Marshal Chen Yl. Chinese Foreign Minister, in a speech in Peking last Monday. The Chinese charge d'AfTaires here. Mr. Chou Min. was summoned to the Foreign Secretariat here to receive
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    A Gaulle v. rest battle opens
    367 1 A Gaulle v. rest battle opens DARIS, Fri. An all1 out election battle between President De Gaulle and the traditional political partita opened today with the defeat of the French Government. All political groups in the National Assembly, except the Gaulllsts. joined in cenI suring the Government charging that General
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    STOP PRESS IMAM IN POWER
    36 1 STOP PRESS IMAM IN POWER ADEN In Bell claimed Imam H >i tpp« >i back I and crashed Arm •w'.i" Dine day* i n Mil. u and »r1 rtpublii accordto bread j>« from r i]r.;rd hen
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      15 1 I YOU CANT DO THIS TO JL GENERATIONS OF I BRAND'S essence of strength-since 1835
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Fans send Nancy gifts for baby
      56 2 NANCY KWAN. star of "The World of Suzy Wong" is expecting a baby. The news soon got around, and she has already received a complete layette from some of her fans which delighted her as this picture clearly shows. The actress's husband. Peter Pock,
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      Lock icon JAKARTA: WE WERE READY FOR WAR ON IRIAN
      189 2 JAKARTA. Frl.— lf the Netherlands had not come to terms over West Irian then Indonesia would have gone to war, the Defence Minister. General Abdul Haris •^asution, said yesterday. He was speaking In connection with the Armed Forces Day. October 5. "I
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      'Mart' talks satisfactory
      38 2 LONDON. Pri. Mr. Edward Heath. Britain's clr.pf Common Market negotiator, said on his re-j turn here tonight he was "satisfied" with his talks on Britain's i application to join the European c-oal and steel community.
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      Lock icon Students, police clash in Karachi: Man killed, 190 hurt
      256 2 Students, police clash in Karachi: Man killed, 190 hurt KARACHI, Frl.— Polict and students clashed in five hours of stone throwing and tear gas battles here yesterday in which one person was killed and about 190 injured. In a tense atmosphere fed by the appearance of 17 hunger-striking students, hundreds
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      Kennedy plans big ban on Cuba shipping
      296 2 Kennedy plans big ban on Cuba shipping WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT Kennedy plans within two weeks to close U.S. ports to all Russian ships if any Soviet vessels continue to carry arms to Cuba, government sources said here. Ships of some non-Communist nations carrying Communist bloc cargo to Cuba will also
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      Lock icon Rusk-Gromyko talks
      23 2 UNITED NATIONS. Frl. Mr. Dean Rusk. United States Secretary of State, will hold luncheon talks with Mr. Andrei Groroyko tomorrow. Reuter.
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    • A QUICK LOOK ROUND
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        Hunt for bombs at Basilica
        209 2 ASSISI. Frl. About 30 Italian detectives from Rome searched the Basilica of St. Francis for bombs before th« Pope's arrival here yesterday afternoon to pray at the tomb of the saint. BELGRADE: President Tito will probably visit Russia later this year as Mr. Khrushchev's guest,
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      DATELINE HONG KONG
      486 2 DATELINE HONG KONG From FRANCIS BOEY THE Hong Kong camera industry is producing toy cameras which work as efficiently as imported box cameras. Wholesale prices range from HK$B.4O to HK516.50 a dozen. FISHERMEN in Hong Kong are being taught to navigate by chart and dead-reckoning In view of the restrictions
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      The ASA Ministers meet in New York
      73 3 AN informal meeting of the Association of South-East Asia (ASA) was held last night at ministerial level in New York. The Philippines VicePresident and Foreign Secretary, Mr. Emmanuel Pelaei. took the initiative in arranging a meeting with the Thai Foreign Minister. Mr. Thanat
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      Lock icon U.N. $672m. in the red by the end of this year
      418 3 U.N. $672m. in the red by the end of this year UNITED NATIONS, Friday. U THANT, the acting SecretaryGeneral, said yesterday that the United Nations' unpaid obligations were expected to increase to US$224 ($672) million by the end of this year. He warned the General Assembly's budgetary committee that members'
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      S. RHODESIA: A DENIAL BY BRITAIN
      191 3 S. RHODESIA: A DENIAL BY BRITAIN I>RITAIN denied yesterday that her policy in Southern Rhodesia was dictated by vested interests in the mining industry, commerce and high finance. Sir Hugh Foot, Britain's delegate In the Trusteeship Committee, said this Inference had been made by the Rev. Michael Scott, an Anglican
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      Lock icon 'Congo conflict can end up in world war'
      145 3 'Congo conflict can end up in world war TUNIS. Fri.— Mr. M. Mahmoud Khiari. Tunisian former head of the United Nations Civilian Operations in the Congo, said here yesterday the Congo conflict "could degenerate into world war." Answering reporters' questions on his arrival after his two-year Congo mission, Mr. Khiari
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      Lock icon All except Formosa sponsor Algeria's entry
      198 3 All except Formosa sponsor Algeria's entry THE Security Council last night recommended the admission of Algeria to United Nations membership. The General Assembly is due to act on the endorsement next Monday. Russia. America, Britain. France and all the other seven members of the Security Council except Formosa Joined in
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      China will back Nepal if it is attacked, says Chen Yi
      220 3 China will back Nepal if it is attacked, says Chen Yi A "HANDS OFF 9 WARNING TO INDIA PEKING, Friday. T*HE Chinese Foreign Minister, Marshal Chen Vi, x told Nepal yesterday that if it was attacked by foreign forces, "we Chinese people will stand on your side." The statement appeared
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      Two swim while drunk
      33 3 LONDON. Fri. Two Canadians. Gary J. Anderson, 22. and Joel A. Scott, 23. were fined £1 (S8 50) each for swimming in the Thames River while drunk. I Pi.
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      X-rays can cause leukaemia: Expert
      108 3 X-rays can cause leukaemia: Expert ONDON. Fri— A leading British expert on leukaemia cancer of the blood said In an article published here that the disease can be caused by medical X-rays. Dr. Alice Stewart wrote in the British Medical Journal of her analysis of 1.000 leukaemia deaths in Britain,
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      445 3 UMTS AT i i BELOW A j DOLLAR j THIRD MALAYAN FUND j A LIMITED OFFER OF 500,000 UNITS AT 95 CENTS PER UNIT EX DISTRIBUTION PAYABLE 15 NOV. 19fi? PAYABLE IN FULL ON APPLICATION The offer opens on Ist October 1962 at 9 a.m. and closes not B later
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      311 3 SALE at No. 81 ENDS High St ■r#%l^Ji%# up to 6.30pm IUPA 1 usual in n v SALE PRICE IWWII r^ PRICE $19.90 Manhattan sport shirts 3.90 $16.90 Manhattan Alvin Pima Vericool shirts 3.50 $15.90 English Mohair suiting all colours per yard 3.90 $17.50 Printed cotton pyjamas 7.50 Hundreds more
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    SEAMAN FOUND MURDERED
    374 4 He holds up two fingers before he dies (SINGAPORE, Fri. Two days after his ship arrived here from porneo for a two-month slay in port, seaman was murdered last nigh I near his home. The seaman. Loh Lim. 54. chief fireman of the sh;p Empire Gaynet. had
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    $42,700 for water mains, 18 standpipes
    134 4 $42,700 for water mains, 18 standpipes SINGAPORE, Fri. The Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee, in anticipation of the approach of the dry season, was approved a sum of $42,700 for laying water mains and installing 18 public standpipes. The mains will supply water to residents of Jal a n
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    16 accuse union: We were not consulted
    198 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. QIXTEEN former employees of the Palmer Road •3 branch of the Dutch shipping line, the X.P.M. today accused their union, the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union of not consulting them in negotiations with the management over their retrenchment. In a signed
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    Fun fair at school
    76 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Christ Church in Dorset Road is organising a fun fair tomorrow to raise money for its school laboratories. It will be opened by the wife of the Bishop of Singapore, Mrs. E. Sansbury. In his appeal for aid, Mr. P.I. Samuel Baboo, vicar
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    4-day church display
    84 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Catholic Mission Schools of Singapore will hold a four-day exhibition entitled "The Church in Council" in the lecture hall of the National Library from Monday. Times are as follows: Oct. 8. S.30 to 7.30 p.m.; Oct. 9 and 10. 10 am to 8 p.m. and
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    Missing son: Now a new lead
    155 4 Missing son: Now a new lead SINGAPORE, Fri. Police are investigating a new line in the case of a missing towkay's son. It is understood that the i son, Ang Chwee Chuan, 22, son of a furniture manufacturer, Mr. Ang Kai Kok, had a quarrel recently with his father, and
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    Plea from a judge
    104 4 SINGAPORE, Fri After granting a decree nisi to a former telephone operator, 1 Ruth Evelyn Neo today, High Court Judge Mr. Justice Buttrose said: "I would like to see this unfortunate girl get her job back in the police force as telephone operator." The petitioner, who
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    327 4 THE following is todays schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From London. Rome. Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur (BA 714) 6.30 p.m.; from Sydney. Darwin (BA 701) 6.10 p.m Thai International From Jakarta (TO 402) 8.30 a.m.; from Tokyo.
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    GURKHAS JOIN TO FIGHT PIRATES
    137 5 KUCHING, Fri.—Antipirate forces operating along North Borneo's East Coast have been reinforced by a company of the 2/10 Gurkhas from the 99th Gurkha Infantry Brigade group in Singapore. They have eng i n e e r and signals detachments with them. The troops have come
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    Govt dispels fears about new judges
    440 5 THEY'LL BE FREE FROM POLITICAL INFLUENCE TTHE Minister of Fin- ance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today described as "unfounded" fears that the political appointment of judges in Malaya would lead to them being politically influenced. He was replying in the House of Representatives to
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    DR. GOH: IMPORTANT TO MAINTAIN] STABILITY
    345 5 DR. GOH: IMPORTANT TO MAINTAIN] STABILITY SINGAPORE, Friday. THHE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, A today again stressed the importance of preserving Singapore's present climate of confidence and stability for industrial growth. Declaring open the Public Industrial Manufacturing Company's new factory at Redhill Estate, he said: "We must
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    Disorderly: $25
    27 5 PENANG, Fri.— Uramure Yoshi. 45, w fined $25 today for bohaving in a disorderly manner In Victoria Street last night. He said ne w»« dnnk
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    Annual meeting
    27 5 PENANO Pn.— The Penang and Province Wellesley Muslim League will hold its annual meeting at 48 Marker Street at 7 30 p.m. on Oct. 90
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    On the road with Bob and Bing
    140 5 On the road with Bob and Bing WHEN two good friends get together and exchange insults you may think it odd but not if they happen to be Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the birth of their friendship— one of the most fabulous
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    THREAT TO QUIT BY SCHOOL CHAIRMAN
    164 5 PENANG, Friday. THE Chief JEducation Officer, Mr. R. Vivekananda, has referred to the State Government an "ultimatum" sent to him by the chairman of the Board of Governors of the Bagan Jermal Malay School in Butterworth. Mr. Vlvekananda confirmed he had received a letter
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    Jockey pleads not guilty
    42 5 PENANO. Fri.— Jockey Chris Dragon. 22. was allowed ball today after being charged wlih usinß criminal force on Police Constable Bakhtlr bin Sudin at ibe Vele of Tetnpe Road. Tanjong Bungah. on Sept. 30. He pleaaVH not guilty
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    Grandma faces liquor charge
    42 5 SINGAPORE, Prl.— Lee Tok Eng. W. a grandmother, pleaded not guilty here 'oday to a charge of posscss'np 31 bottles of dutiable ■lquor in a house in Kllliney Road yesterday She was allowed $5,000 bail until Nov 16
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    5 men on blue film charge
    89 5 PENANG. Fri. Lob Kean Hooi. unemployed, today pleaded guilty to a charge of exhibiting four reels of obscene films in a house in lanjong Tokong Road last night Four other men Chew Pit Tat. 37. Lai Chen Chong. 23. Cheah King Hon. 43. and
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    Woman's purse, $300 stolen
    42 5 PENANG. Fri.— A woman, L. M. nurtin has reported to police the loss o! <* DUrse containing $300. an Identity card and some keys in Penang Road yesterday afternoon. Tr«> puroe she said, was stolen from her shopping bag
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    Penang venue for varsity meeting
    211 5 PENANG, Friday T H E Join, liaison committee of the Universities of Malaya and Singapore will hold their meeting in Penang for the first time on Oct 13 The meeting, at the City Council Chambers, will be followed by a lunch given by the Mayor.
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    'NO' TO RESOLUTION ALLEGING 'GROWING TRAVEL CLAMP'
    868 6 a loud "No." the House of Representatives today threw out a Socialist Front resolution which asked the House to view "with grave concern the increasing restrictions on travel by people from the proposed Malaysian territories into the Federation of Malaya." Restrictions The resolution
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    A `hands off' warning to politicians
    205 6 A `hands off' warning to politicians KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. WORKERS have been warned to be on guard against "fresh attempts" by politicians and political parties to woo them. An editorial In the latest issue of the Union Herald, a publication of the National Union of Plantation Workers, also warned the
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    MALAYANS IN AUSTRALIA TO FORM OWN CLUBHOUSE
    101 6 MALAYANS IN AUSTRALIA TO FORM OWN CLUBHOUSE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malayan and Singapore students in Brisbane plan to have their own clubhouse, according to the Australian High Commission her« today. The idea came from Miss Tee Lian Kim, of Kuala Lipls, editor of the Federation of Malaya and Singapore Students
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    'MINIMUM PAY IN INDUSTRY' CALL
    192 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Mr. P. P. Narayanan, chairman of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions. Asian Region, has proposed that minimum wages be fixed in Malaya for a start, "at least, industry by industry." He says in an article in the October issue of
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    The problems of the overseas Chinese
    149 6 •THIS Sunday, Asia Magazlne, the supplement Issued free with the Sunday Times, devotes itself entirely to the problems of the overseas Chinese, their racial identity and their emotional loyalty to the land of their ancestors, their ability to remould their lives In the context
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    TRAFFIC SURVEY OF K.L.
    73 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. A world -renowned Arm of x consulting engineers will carry oat a traffic survey In Kuala Lumpur toon, the Assistant Minister of the Interior. Inobe Mohamed Ismail bin Yusof announced today in the House of Representatives. Replying to a question by Mr. Karam
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    The Flying Rotarian now visiting Perak
    123 6 The Flying Rotarian now visiting Perak IPOH. Fri. The "Flying Rotarian" district governor, Mr. Leslie Rayner, 49, flew Into Ipoh today at the con. trols of his own light plane for an official visit of the four Rotary Clubs in Perak. Mr. Rayner, lawyer and social worker in Singapore. was
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    The final triumph at two o'clock
    1947 7  -  CHRIS BONINGTON We reached the top in a burst of speed. ..and in a mood of sheer excitement and joy ...we had stood the supreme test of ability by WE fixed our crampons, the steel clutches fastened to climbing boots, and began to assault
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    Danger in these diesel cars
    240 8 Danger in these diesel cars KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Ministry of Transport is concerned over the increasing number of cars which have become a danger on the road because their original petrol engines have Been replaced by diesel engines of insufficient power. A Ministry statement said today that tests by
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    Accused of robbery
    60 8 SINOAPORE, Frl.— Urn Seh Kee and Lee Poh Huat were charged here today with committing armed robbery in Kirn Chuan Road last night. They were alleged, with another person to have robbed Tan Kirn Chuan of a watch and a radio worth $150 while armed with knives.
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    Civil Lord holds pay talks
    125 8 SINGAPORE, Friday TALKS were held here A yesterday between the British Civil Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. C. I. Orr-Ewing, and representatives of the Naval Base Labour Union, the Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union and the Naval Police Association. Mr. Orr-Ewing, who Is on a
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    'PUPILS ALIVE TO POLITICS EVEN IN 1923'—HEAD
    936 8 'PUPILS ALIVE TO POLITICS EVEN IN 1923'— HEAD SINGAPORE, Fri. •JIHE principal of the Chinese High School, Mr. Cheng An Lun, today agreed that his school one of the largest Chinese secondary schools in Singapore had "always been very much alive to politics" since 1923. Mr. Cheng, who has been
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    New police cars arrive today
    85 8 New police cars arrive today SINGAPORE, Fri— A convoy of 20 black Holden sedans with uniformed police drivers will leave here for Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. The cars are part of a 57--vehicle fleet bought by the Royal Federation Police for $400,000 from Australia through Progress Motors This first batch arrived
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    Gardens music
    32 8 PENANO. Prl.— The St. Xavicr a Institution Corps of Drums and Pipes under Its leader, Mr. R. RobIpss. will perform at the Penang Botanic Gardens at 5.30 p.m. on Sunday.
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      181 8 Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin WHAT OO VFEEP NO, IT V "WRIGHT, A MOSTLY LIONS, I I YOU SEE, ALLEY, >■ v I VKNOW SUMPIN, V THIS ELEPHANT IN SEEMED I 111 BfTE-.) LEOPARDS^ I OH. SEEOES J f ttii V 000 LA... I THINK J WHOSE HEAD YOU
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    FIRE IS KOAY'S ENEMY: TWO IN 34 DAYS
    260 9 IPOH, Fri. For 62-year-old businessman Mr. Koay Seng Foo, fire is his biggest enemy which has cost him heavily in damages on two occasions within 34 days. He experienced his flrst lire on Aug. 1 when It destroyed his sundry shop In
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    Film comedian had dope
    52 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mohamed Zaln bin Shariff. a film comedian, and bis friend. Abdul Rahlm bin Mohamed Ayub, were each fined $100 today whsn they oleaded guilty to possession of a packet of Indian hemp. They were arrested during a Dolloe raid on a house In Owen
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    Thieves raid shop
    23 9 IPOH Pri— Thieves broke into a shop In Pasir Puteh here last night and stole cash and goods wort'i 5164.
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    INQUIRY SOUGHT ON A SACKING
    158 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Transport Workers' Union of Malaya called today for a Government inquiry into a dispute between the Len Seng Bus Company and the union over the dismissal of an employee. The union claimed that the company had Ignored repeated letters fipm the
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    Union set to fight bully-bosses
    137 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The National Union of Cinema Workers assured Its members today that it would resist bullying tactics used by cinema managements In a statement It warned members not to fall Into the traps of the management and to ignore their propaganda which was
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    SARAWAK TO FIGHT BRAIN DISEASE
    164 9 SARAWAK TO FIG HT BRAIN DISEASE I^UCHING, Fri. A campaign is to be launched to combat encephalitis, a brain infection which frequently occurs in localised outbreaks in Sarawak. The Director of Medical Services. Dr. R. Dickie, announced today that a team of research workers from Britain would arrive In December
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    Nine emperor gods bow to police
    179 9 IPOH, Friday ~HE Temple of the A Nine Emperor Gods (Kow Ong Yeah) here will break with its 60--year-old tradition when holding: its annual procession tomorrow. No sharp weapons such as spears, knives, tridents and spikes will be carried by the mediums and others
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    Two quit Socialist Front, join Umno
    176 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. TWO Socialist Front officials in Pahang one of x them a town councillor resigned today from the party and Joined Umno. They are Syed Mohamed bin Syed Hassan, assistant secretary of the Pahang Socialist Front and Inche Darus Hashim, secretary of
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    FATHER AND DAUGHTER SUE EACH OTHER
    99 9 FATHER AND DAUGHTER SUE EACH OTHER PENANG, Fri. A father and daughter figured in a claim and counter-claim in the First Magistrate's Court today. Aishah Bee, 24, sued her father, S. M. Mohamed Shariff, 73, for the return of jewellery and a sewing machine to a total value of $800.
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    Penghulu acquitted of cheating
    53 9 TEMERLOH. Pri. A penghulu. Ismail bin Yatim. 55. vu acquitted of cheating without his defence being called in the magistrate's court here. He was alleged to have dishonestly induced two padi planters to give him a total of S241 on Jan. 20. 1957 so that they
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    Commonwealth visitor due
    66 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. The secretary-general of the Royal Commonwealth Society. Mr. David K Daniels, will arrive here on Dec. 9 to visit the newly lormed branch at Kuala Lumpur. Deputy Chief Secretary of the i f edcra'ion from 1952 to 1955. he was Director of the Malayan
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      Malaya At The U.N.
      622 10 There has been no better balanced statement on foreign affairs in the new session of the U.N. General Assembly than the address of Malaya's delegate. It was pitched on exactly the right note, anxious yet unafraid, the voice of a small nation that is neither supplicant
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      Partial Victory
      363 10 James Meredith has been 1 admitted to the University of Mississippi and daily attends class. To this extent, President Kennedy and the rule of law have prevailed over Governor Bamett and the segregationist 'doctrine. But Meredith is able :to go about his studies only because Federal marshalls protect
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      Crisis in France
      258 10 Broadcasting to the French nation before the crucial debate in the Assembly, de Gaulle warned that the electorate's response to his call for his successors in office to be elected by universal suffrage would tell him if he could continue his task in the service of France.
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    A SECOND EXODUS FOR THE WHITE RUSSIANS
    430 10  -  ARTHUR DOMMEN by HONG KONG. Fri. Hundreds of Russians, many of whom have lived in China all their lives, are now on their way here from Manchuria in hopes of finding a new home in other countries. Tbe Chinese authorities are encouraging them
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    Why Cummings tips Twinkle-toes Mac' to win
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    Frontier war: A winning formula
    737 10 Frontier war: A winning formula AS autumn sets in, it is becoming increa singly clear that Chinese troops massed along the 2.500-mile-long Indo-Tibetan border have failed to achieve the immediate military objectives set by Peking. In Ladakh, Indian troops, moving quicker than Peking had anticipated, have successfully frustrated Chinese troops
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      Neglect of Malaya's past...
      169 10 Neglect of Malaya's past... SEVERAL weeks aso I visited the site of the reconstructed 10th century Hindu temple ruin at Batu Pahat. Merbok, on the slope of Kedah Peak. To my great disappointment I found the site very badly overgrown. Surely the Museums Department has a duty to the country
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      Careless postmen
      96 10 JT is a pity that some post offices care very little in the handling of first-day covers. My Malayan first-day cover this week was so badly handled that It is not worth kecpi.ig. The postmen think it essential to summon all their strength when packing first-day covers in
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      Flag day
      40 10 r HY don't flag sellers Dack up at 5 p.m.? Any sympathy I have for charity vanishes after being badgered at 1130 p.m. particularly when a flag bought earlier in the day Is at home ABACUS Kuala Lumpur
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    PRIZE FOR CHIT EAN FROM THE KING
    101 11 ITKiHT YEAR OLD Urn Chit Ean (above), who won the first prize in her ace croup in a Universal Children's Day painting competition, will receive her award from the Yang di-Pertuan Atonic at the Merdeka Stadium. Kuala Lum pur. today. Chit Ean. the
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    Woman gets decree nisi
    79 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Alice Wee Tng Ah. whose husband left her In 1955. was granted a decree nLsi today by Mr. Justice Buttrose In the High Court against her husband. John Ng Cheng Leng. chief clerk and interpreter In the police force on the ground of desertion.
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    Spotlight on children today
    497 11 THE KING TO OPEN CELEBRATIONS: SPECIAL TREATS THROUGHOUT LAND KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. ATTENTION will be focussed on the children tomorrow as the country celebrates Universal Children's Day. In the Federal capital, the celebrations will be opened by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. Special treats and entertainment will
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    SEIJI'S VISION OF AN ASIA UNITED BY MUSIC...AND S'PORE CAN HELP TO REALISE IT
    232 11 SEIJI'S VISION OF AN ASIA UNITED BY MUSIC... AND S'PORE CAN HELP TO REALISE IT SINGAPORE, Friday. INTERNATIONAL Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa spoke today about his cherished vision of an Asia bound together by music. Here with the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (N.H.K.) Symphony Orchestra for a Malayan tour. Mr. Ozawa,
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    NEW MAN TO HEAD BRIGADE
    82 11 NEW MAN TO HEAD BRIGADE BRIGADIER R. B. Dawson. (above) of the New Zealand Army, who will be the new Commander of the 28th Commonwealth Brigade Group, stationed at Terandak Camp in Malacca. He will succeed Brigadier F. G. Hassett, of the Australian Army next month. Brig. D»wson will be
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    Youth jailed on liquor charge
    81 11 Youth jailed on liquor charge SINGAPORE, Fri. Peh Kirn Swee, 18, was jailed for eight months today when he could not pay a $4,000 fine for abetting persons unknown In possessing 57 bottles of dutiable liquor. His counsel, Mr. C. H. Koh, told the magistrates court in mitigation that Peh's
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    British envoy flies in
    85 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt. Th« British Ambassador to Burma. 81r Richard Allen, arrived here today with his wife for a five-day visit before going to England on retirement. Sir Richard, who has been Britain's Ambassador In Rangoon .'or five years, was met at the airport by the
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    'Keep English study at high level'
    287 11 MALACCA, Friday. THE Malacca Chief Education Officer, Mr. R. A. Wilson, said here tonight that while the study of the national language should be pursued with enthusiasm, the study of English should be kept at its present high level, i Mr. Wilson was speaking
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    Led by the nose? 'It's an insult' say Sarawak 13
    397 11 Led by the nose? 'It's an insult' say Sarawak 13 pENANG, Fri.—Thir- teen delegates from Sarawak, including eight women, are "furious' over Opposition charges in the House of Represen tatives yesterday that visitors from the Borneo territories were being "led by the nose." The leader of the delegation, Mr. Andrew
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    Judge gives bankrupt advice on family
    94 11 Judge gives bankrupt advice on family SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Justice Buttrose told a bankrupt Government clerk with a wife and nine children today that he must have heard of the family plannine unit and that he should not have any more children until he could afford them. An««r*w Pavj»n 31
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    More use phone
    36 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Telephone traffic over the Commonwealth telecommunications system Increased by 13 per cent it. the 12 months ending March this year, according to the annual report of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Board.
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    WORLD'S MOST MODERN ARMY WORKSHOPS
    108 11 MALACCA. Pri. Two workshops at Terendak Camp, IS miles from here, were opened today by Brigadier J. A. H. Moore, Director of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers of the Far East Land Forces. The workshops are reputed to be the most up-to-date REME units
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    EPF 'buys' Merlin Hotel in investment deal
    249 11 EPF 'buys' Merlin Hotel in investment deal I^UALA LUMPUR, Fii. 1V T h e "unusual" I Employees Provident Fund investment in the Merlin Hotel, mentioned in the House of Representatives yesterday, is to finance a 15storey extension to the hotel, the Straits Times was told today. The manager of the
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    Accountants' lunch
    42 11 SINGAPORE. Fri I, pore group of the Auotralmn Society of Accountants will give a luncheon tomorrow at the Cathay Restaurant to iheir delegates who will be attending the third conference of Ajian and Pacific Accountants in Japan later this month.
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      A TOUCH OF THE EXOTIC ON OUR STAMPS
      118 12 f IKCHID culture in Sin\J pore and Malaya has made rapid strides in the past uecade ami has captured the attention of world horticulturists. So much so that Singapore has been chosen as host country for the Fourth World Orchid Conference and
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      135 12 HURRAH for the headmaster of the Kuala Lipis school who rallied his pupils to build a basketball court of their own. 1 am shocked that any parent should complain of his boy being asked to carry out a project which will not only benefit him but the school as a
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      No middle road for this creed...
      257 12 IN view of the generous terms offered Singapore as a State in the new Malaysia it is time that Singapore herself revised her attitude towards Communism. The national monument stands as a perpetual memorial to the brave sons of Malaya and to the British
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      The Tengku erred...
      126 12 THE Tengku has said that the only opposition in Singapore to the Communists and their sympathisers comes from "the real Singaporeans" who support the Alliance, the Liberal Socialists and the Singapore People's Action Party. The error is the inclusion of the Liberal-Socialists. Their anti-merger and anti- Malaysian
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        127 12 'PEACHERS 1 n Perak's Indian schools never receive their salaries before about the end of the month. State officials point out that headmasters make mistakes en the pay sheets, hence the delay This could be true since some headmasters of Indian schools may not be equipped to deal accurately with
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        84 12 T)URING the past three months I have had occasion to use the main Seremban Kuala Pllah road about twice a week and invariably find five or six separate herds of cattle, some standing, others sleeping in the middle of the road between the 14th and 21st milestone. Apart from the
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        106 12 THE Singapore Ministry of Education's refusal to recognise economics »HJS.C. level) is surprising. Its argument is that the subject is not taught In secondary schools. but is taught in most of the PAC. classes In Singapore schools. The most Important point is that a knowledge of economics Ls of great
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      An unfair charge
      107 12 rpHERE Is a little point I X would like to mention regarding concession fares offered by the Singapore Traction Co. The company's concession passes are only for children up to the age of nineteen. There are quite a number of students especially In preuniverslty classes who are
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      Swamped by outsiders
      106 12 Swamped by outsiders REING a Federal citizen by operation of law I am Klad of the new regulations which have come into force, but I notice that without being a Federal citizen one can hold executive Jobs In the governments of the various states There are many who are promoted
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      'I'm proud'
      67 12 MANY years have passed since I left school. This day I am proud to see students of my old school enjoying themselves on a badminton court which we old boys helped to level out several years ago. can call their own. Why then achieving something they the lamentable
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      305 12 Strait*: Times Crossword ACROSS vulmoh of the eye <M. 1. Uncomfortable drunken out- 7. Arbitration court uses cake burst.? 3>. in a test (8). 6. Wine 1 offered to a Shakes- 8. Surprisingly crazy lazy dame pearean lady (6). (8). 9. Exaggerates role of a motor- 11. Paint the town
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      Players not well—Pirie eases up
      79 13 Players not well Pirie eases up ON THE S./S. CANBERRA (at sea), Fri.— Several of the MCC players did not feel very well yesterday after the exhausting match In the Colombo heat and high seas during the night. The fast bowlers. David Larter, Len Coldwell and Ray Ullngworth, who did
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      Ung Trophy rugger
      78 13 SPOH,, Pft. Perak, last year's beaten nnalUu, uiil in. nang in this flr«i round tie of c North none Iniw-staie schools rugfer competition far the Ung Khek Ohfow Trophy an the Clnrard Bchaal ground, Kuala Kani:ur tomorrow at 6 p.m. The winners will meet Kedah/ Perils Oambined
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      Lock icon S'pore AAA to discuss IAAF move
      184 13 S'pore AAA to discuss IAAF move <nuwl SINGAPORE. Frl— Although no official letter has been received from the International Amateur Athleti? Federation, the Singapore AAA will discuss the IAAF order to confirm its decision that the athletic events at Jakarta should be regarded as only an ordinary international meet and
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      MCC SIDE NOT COMING TO MALAYA: GRIFFITH
      300 13  -  FIRDIE SALAHUDIN: Tourists to go home via United States JHlißllßl^^PUP^™'"™^^^^^^^^"^^^^^''* By Singapore, Friday TJIK MCC team will not be coming to Malaya after their tour of Australia ami New Zealand. In a letter to the Malayan Cricket Association, S. C. Griffith, the MCC
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      Machen is named top contender for Liston's title
      153 13 NEW YORK. Fri—American Eddie Machen (above) was yesterday named No. 1 contender for Sonny Liston's world heavyweight title by the World Boxing Association. Machen is placed one notch above ex-champion Floyd Patterson, with Sweden's Ingemar Johansson In No. 3 position. listoa was
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      Offer for Layer
      35 13 MELBOUBNB, FH, JUKI Layer, the Wimbledon champion, a.nd his Australian Davis €up team-mate Roy Emerson have been offered business appointments which would enable them to remain amateur, it was reported here yesterday.
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      Everard's goals give SCC winning start
      426 13  -  ERNEST FRIDA m^ Mail L!L qiNOApoae, Fit Singapore Cricket Club began their campaign in the sha League Btv, J with l«l wm over Indian Amqciation on the padang Three new Requisitions p ayed a bis part In liQO's viofow, They were for mw WlneWey,
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      FAS donate $250
      41 13 1/^UALA LUMPUR, Wfl Th» FA. of ItUmor v has made a donation of l||« towards the Malayan Cricket AMoclaUeiVa Commonwealth tour fund. Alfred NiehMAfc the rAJn*tlMUirW, said today he hoped the uthe> itate football associations would follow tyit
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      Johnny Tay of HQ sets the pace for record breaking
      405 13 Johnny Tay of HQ sets the pace for record breaking SINGAPORE, Fri POUR new records were established at the Singa- pore Police annual swimming championships at Amber Road today. I < j Johnny Tay (Headquarters) set the pace when he won the 50 metres breast-stroke in 39.1 sec to Improve
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      CABLES IN BRIEF
      61 13 SOU Ml r.niU,h Ulv luruimy a Wwkinftan p. Iruii G«i4 l-up: Colerame I Banaar Q; g yard In 8. BOXlNtt Phauthip K,aew- iurlya (Thai flyweight i koii 8..0y Ifculuu6« i PI i 6th in at Bangkok tlAltito.tLl NY YaokMc bt NI tourists 8 1 -48 »i Matuia.
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      Hill's award
      21 13 LONDON, Fri.— Graham Hill (Britain) has been elected Driver of the Year by the British Guild of Motoring Writers.
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      226 13 KICKET TOUR MATCH: All-Malaya v C'wealth XI (XL padang. 11 aja.i. SOCCER STORE JUNIOR CUP: Dockyard v Dunman Pioneers; Haikowyu v Alexandra (both matches at Farrer Pt>; SGSFA Junior Cup replay: Jurong Club v Ausirag (Jurong). FRIENDLY: Town Council v Muar Prison (Muar). RUGGER UNO CUP: Perak schools v Penang
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    TOPPLING THE GIANT
    2168 14  -  MARK FRANKLAND by A MAN standing at a front window of the Czechoslovak Communist Party's Central Offices' in Prague has a clear view down a long, wide street called Parizska. The eye travels naturally down the River Vltava that is flanked by angels perched on top of
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    406 16 OCTOBER flnt xracl* ruMAjr ktiyart f. 0.». closed at 3 p.m.. In Singapore and Ku >la Lumpur ventcriay at 781 •»nt» par Ib. Up ibreo-quarter of cent. The tone was aunt, steady. S.CC.R.A. and P. M.H.I, closing ortceavtn cents par ib., ynterttay: Ini 1 R.S.S.
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    657 16 THIN EXCHANGE TRADING: F&N INCREASE PROFITS From Our Market Correspondent EVEN thinner trading took place on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with industrials quietly steady and tins quiet As the week has progressed turnover has continued to diminish and conditions are at a low ebb. Sungei Way provided something of
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    22 16 Malayan Stock Indices Oct. 4 Oct. S Industrials: 153.61 183.36 Tins: 254.85 285.35 S rubbers: 170.25 170.64 Jan. 1. 1958=100.
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    654 16 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 Industrials BouMead (2.000) $1.63, (2.000) $1.64: Dunlop* (500) $1.91 SU (l.OOO) $1.82, 11.000) $1.93: East EmelUng (l.OOO) $2.70: F. and N. ords
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    96 16 CMiNUf PrediKi lixhange tingapere n*an priett per picul yesterday: Ceeenut all: bulk $38i sellers, dram $41 i sellers Ceava: October $27 i buyers. $28 sellera. P*pswr: Muntok white $143 sellers. Sarawak white $142« sellera, special Sarawak black $110 nellers. garbled Lampong black $120 sailers. AST A $130 sellers
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    Tin price slightly better: Rubber edges up again
    338 16 r[E Straits tin price ralli being quoted at $423. estimated at 240 tons or d< In London overnight tin prices were steadily held In fairly active morning dealings. Although consumer demand generally is very quiet, according to trade quarters, the apparent unwillingness
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    Rubber crops
    42 16 Further September rubber crops included' Sancei Tukan* 62.800 Ib.. Teroerloh 116.300 Ib. Kempas 1.108.000 Ib. Amalgamated Malay 99.300 Ib.. Basattt Rubber 39.000 Ib.. Borelli 139.000 Ib.. Bukit Keponr 26.400 Ib.. Kuala Sidlm 177 000 Ib. and New Serendab 176.000 Ib.
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    115 16 MELBOURNE. Pri. QENERAL investments and industrial shares fluctuated narrowly around steady levels with falls shading rises. Trading was again quiet. Oils and base metals were without notable feature and moves were narrow. North Broken Hill continued to improve to 14s. Loans closed firm. *.n.A io'q Mount Isa 62/3
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 October 5. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 78i cents (up three-quarter of a cent). TIN: $423.62* (up 121 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons).
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    141 16 Oct. 3. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) ■unntsi dent Dunlops 10 eta. Rothmans 11 eta. T. It N 14 eta. S. Darby 4id Gammon 10 eta. C. Storage 4»d. J. Waugfc 12 eta. Steamship 8 eta U. Brew. 25 eta. S. Time* 20 eta. Containers 9 eta 8. Traders
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    Rubber swings up, then declines
    545 16 IN slightly more active 1 conditions the feature of the week was the sharp swing up to 79| cents and back to 77± cents for October 1 v R.S.S.. state H.C.B. r Co. Ltd., in their weekly review of the Malayan Rubber Market. Since this
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    101 16 ■>* rl Malayan Exehanie Banki' At-' aaalatlan made Ibne change* In Ita rmtea to merchants y*aterdaiy (all ratea to (100) Ntw Yarli: buylnit TT 32 7/8, airmail OD 33. SO d/at 33 1/4 credit billn 33 3'S trade bills. Sdllni TT »r OD rtady: Naw Vcrk 32 8/8;
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    12 16 Pungah Tin produced 488 pjculs of tin ore in September.
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      1304 18  -  NORMAN SIEBEL 589 runs in 329 minutes of cricket revelry D'Oliviera hits 119, Hall 59 not out in rout of Selangor By Kuala Lumpur, Friday T<HE first 100 in 68 minutes; 200 in 108 minutes; 300 in 155 minutes; the next hundred in
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      Lock icon GAUL WINS IN A PHOTOFINISH
      236 19 RACING ABROAD T ONDON, Fri. Gaul (100-8) won the Jockey Club Stakes over 14f at Newmarket yesterday, beating Pindaric (100-7) by a head in a photofinish. Third was Oakville (100-8) who finished three lengths further back in the field of 11. Crocket (6-5 favourite) won
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      Prudent Choice is worth a bet as an outsider
      318 19  - Prudent Choice is worth a bet as an outsider EPSOM JEEP; RACING By Penang, Friday CEVEN-YEAR-OLD Prudent Choice showed a glimpse of his former brilliance when he spurted smartly over 2f on a soft track this morning. He was ridden by Kitson Leong. Prudent Choice still possesses plenty of early
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      1695 19 Pen ang card A CCEPTORS and Jockeys for tomorrow's races A at Penang: Race 1: 1.30-Cl 5 Div 4-S IS 1 ***** Profit Taklnj (Odd Lot Kongsi) K. Breuk.. 5 9.0 Tayler IS 2 ***** The Dolphin (TTC St.) Teh, 7813 Mjunat U 3 ***** FiesU Lady (Pride St.) TJoa,
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      61 19 KUALA LUMPUR Fri.— The Selangor Turf Club will hold their next meeting here on Nov. 4, 7, and 11. The meeting is for horses in Classes 1 and 3 and entries close on Oct. 24. After this meeting, racing will be at Ipoh (Nov. 18,
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      89 19 MALACCA, Prl. Eleven New Zealanders will play In the Commonwealth Forces Sduth) side against Selangor Club in a friendly rugger match at Airport Road, Kuala Lumpur, tomorrow. They are members of the First Battalion, N. Z. Regiment, stationed here. Four of them, lan Mackay. J
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      225 19  - Tourists to get YIP treatment at Penang OH KEE TIANG By pENANG. Fri. The Commonwealth cricket team will receive YIP treatment when they come here tor two oue-day matches a«ainst Penang and MCA selection next Tuesday and Wednesday. Arriving on Monday, the tourists will be taken on a sight-seeing tour
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    98 20 MR. K. BALASUBRAMANIA IYER ft «4, Holler pensioner X.L iy iK-acefully General Hospital Sport Ylu.HL', crrmation Ht 5 p.m. at Muar on 6.1U.82 from 136. Jalan Sultanah. MICHAEL HORATIO PEREIRA of MMMI Motors Ltd paoned av.uy at the Ornrral Hospital 5.0.62. Burial Mrvler at St. Joseph* Church 1 Mission
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    129 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. Two police inspectors gave chase and arrested two men today soon after a man was stabbed in front of the Asia Building near Finlayson Green. The inspectors, Malaya Cup goalkeeper Wilfred Skinner, and police cricketer J.Delilkan were passing in a car when
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    122 20 SEREMBAN. Pri. Singapore beat Negri Sembllan 5-2 In the Heah Cup badminton competition for women at St. Pauls Institution Hall here tonight. Results (Spore first): Nancy Eng lost to P. Thanaletchumi 11-3. 9-11. 9-12, Lim Choi Eng lost to Rosy Loh 12-10. 9-12. 8-11.
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    308 20 LONDON. Fri. Stoclc markets ended the week on a satisfactory note but industrials were the chief centre of interest. Oilt-edged securities on the other hand had a much Quieter day and drifted lewer. being over-shadowed by new issues in which vast sums of money are likely to be
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    38 20 LONDON. Fri.— Spot M|d., Nov. 22jd.. Dec. 22 U/16d.. Jan. 22 9,16 d.. Jan. Mar. 22* d.. Apr./ June 22|d.. July /Sept. 225/16 d.. Oct. Dec. unquoted cLf. Oct. 33|d.. Nov. 22Jd.. Dec. 22 5/lßd. Tone: Inactive.
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    23 20 LONDON. Prt. Buyers £850*. sellers £851 i. Forwurd buyers £»2. sellers £8621. Settlement £852. Turnover ajn. 186 tons, p.m. 116. Tone: Steady.
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    577 20  - Death of a gay mother of six: Couldn't care less husband JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE. Fri. A TRAGIC story of an ill-matched marriage unfolded today eight days after a woman's body was recovered from a ditch in lonely Coronation Road. The story was told to the Straits Times today by
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    WHISKY AT $7.50 A BOTTLE AT AIRPORT
    114 20 WHISKY AT $7.50 A BOTTLE AT AIRPORT SINGAPORE. Fri. Dutyfree cigarettes and liquor were made available for the first time today at the Paya Lebar International Airport for passengers leaving; Singapore and transit passengers. They were able to buy whisky and brandy at S7.50 a bottle and cigarettes at S5
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    75 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Jewish community in Singapore, as in all over the world, will begin a 26--hour fast from sundown on Sunday in observance of "Yom Kippur" the day of atonement. During that period all Jews above the age of 13 will observe the fast and attend
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    227 20 Star's niece charged with murder of nude man in flat DOSTON. Fri. Su- zanne Clift, 21-year-old blonde niece of film v star Montgomery Clift, was remanded in custody here today for a grand jury hearing of a charge of murdering an electronics engineer whose naked body was found in her
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    $1,600 stolen from dead boy's home
    79 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. Whilt the stepmother of death fall student. Woo Kong Beng, 17, was praying at his grave in Pek San Teng cemetery, thieves entered her home in Sims Avenue this morning and got away with cash and jewellery worth $1,600. Of the money
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