The Straits Times, 11 October 1962

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    20 1 AVKHACK 1.A11.Y (THTItIFII SALE E.\<EKI>S 100.000 The Straits Times He**** Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1962. 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    RAZAK hits at AZIZ
    516 1 If he can't accept majority decision, then he can't remain in the team' Rural neglect charge denied KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. The Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, tonight denied allegations by I n c h e Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, the outgoing Minister of Agriculture
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    AZIZ: I WAS SACKED
    622 1  - AZIZ: I WAS SACKED FELIX ABISHEGANADEN Now 'allowance cut' makes him cancel leave trip By KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE OUTGOING Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, disclosed today that he was SACKED from the Cabinet. "I am not leaving on my own accord," he said. "I
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    SATU: Protest to Selkirk
    1151 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rpHE SINGAPORE Association of Trade Unions said today that it would protest to Lord Selkirk, Chairman of the Internal Security Council, about the council's ban on Satu's conference scheduled for tomorrow. Also, Satu released its first annual report, originally intended for presentation at tomorrow's
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    Customs strike in Paris
    44 1 PARIS. Wed. Passengers were exempted today from all customs controls at Paris' two airports, Orly and Le Bourset. becui.sr of a 24-hour strike by customs officials for better working condition Only passengers to and from Algeria were checked by police
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    Lock icon New border clash
    46 1 PEKING. Wed. Indian troops today attacked Chinese frontier guards in southern Tibet, and inflicted 11 casualties, the New China news agency reported. The agency said the Chinese frontier guards near Chihtung were compelled to hit back and the battle was still continuing. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Russians held
    29 1 AMMAN, Wed. Amman Radio claimed that three Soviet officers were captured along with the rebel garrison wnen royalist troops seized the Yemeni fortress of Maarab today. Reuter.
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    Arson outbreak
    31 1 SALISBURY. Wed. Two African churches and aeveral school buildings have been destroyed in a new outbreak of arson In Southern Rhodesia in the past 48 hours, police reported today.
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    Train crash: 11 die
    27 1 WARSAW, Wed. Eleven people were killed and 53 Injured In train collision 80 miles south of here last night, railroad officials said today.
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    Hussein guilty of serious breach of privilege
    746 1 Hussein guilty of serious breach of privilege SELECT COMMITTEE FIND LEFT-WING UNION LEADER TRIED TO DETER BACK-BENCHERS FROM ACTING FREELY SINGAPORE, Wed. The Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly has found Inche Hussein Jahidin, a left-wing union leader, guilty of attempting "to deter Government backbenchers from pursuing, their Parliamentary activities
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    Lock icon Trawler 'catches' a sub
    50 1 PLYMOUTH. Wed. A I British trawler yesterday reported catching a Danish submarine in her nets. The trawler. Fleet Lady, was on a normal fishing run when there was a strange, heavy pall on the lines. The submarine, taking part in NATO exercises surfaced moments later. Reuter.
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    Another speed cop killed
    81 1 Another speed cop killed SINGAPORE. Wed— A speed cop, Syed Suliman. 30, was killed tonight when his motor-cycle crashed into a car at the junction of Swiss Club Road and Duncarn Road, while he was chasing a speeding motorist alone Dunearn Road. The impact threw him about 20 feet. He
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    Tengku begins Karachi visit
    231 1 Tengku begins Karachi visit KARACHI, Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman arrived here by ship today to begin a 10-day state visit to the two widely separated provinces of Pakistan. The Malayan Prime Minister's ship, the Asia, docked at 5.28 p.m. local time after a 10-day "rest cruise" from Malaya. The Tengku
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    STOP PRESS
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon The Red lesson in murder
      497 2 MAN FROM MOSCOW DEMONSTRATED POISON GUN TO ME, SAYS CONFESSED AGENT KARLSRUHE (W«st Germany) W«d. J^ CONFESSED Soviet agent on trial here for double murder by cyanide spray gun told the German Supreme Court yesterday about a man from Moscow who demonstrated the murder weapon
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      Lock icon Actor marries
      27 2 NEW YORK. Wed— Actor Michael Wager and Mrs. Susan Blanchard Fonda, former wife of actor Henry Fonda, were married yesterday in a private ceremony. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon The 'Six' cool to Mart proposals by Britain
      190 2 The 'Six' cool to Mart proposals by Britain ORUSSELS, W e d. D European Economic Community delegates warned yesterday that Britain's request for better terms for its Commonwealth partners rn^y hamper the already difficult negotiations for its entry into the Common Market. The six-nation community agreed with Britain at a
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      Lock icon The bachelor head opens a —school smoking parlour—
      356 2 BUT IT'S STILL THE STRAP FOR THpSE HE FINDS PUFFING IN SECRET AT H i g h f i eld Grammar School in Wakefleld, Yorkshire, the headmaster, the Rev. Edwin Smithies, 38, a bachelor, has opened a "smoking parlour" for his pupils.
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      Lock icon Managers fined
      41 2 JAKARTA, Wed.— An "economic court" in Medan, North Sumatra, has placed the managers of five newspapers on one month's probation, and fined them 100 rupUkhs each ($6.80 at the official rat*) for raising advertising rates without government authorisation. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Uganda is happy to be in Commonwealth
      141 2 KAMPALA. Wed. Mr. Milton Obote, Uganda Premier, told a Press conference yesterday Uganda was happy to be a member of the Commonwealth. "Not because I think we derive a lot of benefits," he said, "but because we think it is necessary to have
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      Lock icon MOSLEY: FASCISM ISN'T MY LINE NOW
      149 2 MOSLEY: FASCISM ISN'T MY LINE NOW LONDON. Wed. Sir Oswald, the 65-year-old leader of the British Union Movement, who formed and led the British Union of Fascists before World War II. told a court here yesterday: Fascism Is not my present doctrine". He added: "I utterly deny I was an
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      Lock icon Vietnam Reds plan all-out attack
      173 2 Vietnam Reds plan all-out attack SAIGON, Wednesday. COUTH Vietnamese Communist guerillas have been ordered to open an all-out campaign against government forces in the next two months, according to intelligence sources here. A document captured by Eient troops said the r guerilla high comnad ordered all Its .0 take advantage
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      Lock icon LISTON: I WON'T TALK
      114 2 LISTON: I WON'T TALK PHILADELPHIA, Wed.— Sonny Listen, world heavyweight boxing champion, yesterday declined to testify before the New York Joint legislative committee which has been inquiring into reported links between him and the underworld. In a telegram he denied any connection with boxer Cortex Stewart, who earlier testified that
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      Lock icon Not guilty plea in spying case
      72 2 Not guilty plea in spying case NEW YORK, Wed. Nelson Drummond, 33, a Negro sailor, charged with passing naval secrets to four Soviet diplomats, pleaded not guilty In a brief appearance in a federal court here yesterday. Drummond, who could receive the death sentence If convicted, was remanded In custody.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Top Labour voices raised in song
      117 3 OINGING "A u 1 d Lang Syne" at the end of the 61st annual Labour Party conference in Brighton are (from left): Miss Margaret Herbison, M.P. for Lane ashire; Mr. Harold Wilson, (senior, father of Mr. Harold Wilson) M.P.) Miss Alice Bacon, M.P. for
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    • REPORTING THE UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY
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        S. Rhodesia: Next stage is 'bloody revolution'
        225 3 I'MTED NATIONS. Wednesday. LEADING Southern Rhodesian African nationa- list said yesterday "bloody revolution" was the next stage in the country, where the situation was rapidly becoming "another Algeria." Mr. Ndabanlgi Sithole. national chairman of the banned Zimbabwe African Peoples Union (Zapu), was addressing
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        Lock icon BEN BELLA: WE ADHERE TO EVIAN -ACCORD
        134 3 ALGERIA S Prime Minister. Mr. Mohamed Ben Bella. yesterday affirmed bis Government's adherence to the Kvian agreements providing for close cooperation between the new nation and. France, which ruled the country for 132 years. In his first pronouncement in an international (orum, he
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        WEST NEW GUINEA ALREADY PART OF INDONESIA, U.N. TOLD
        336 3 WEST NEW GUINEA ALREADY PART OF INDONESIA, U.N. TOLD ITNITED NATIONS, Wed. Indonesia told the General Assembly yesterday that West New Guinea already was a. part of the Indonesian nation. The Indonesian Ambassador, Mr. Sukardjo Wirjopranoto. In his delegation's policy speech to the Assembly, said that when the Netherlands gave
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      Crash kills 10
      29 3 MONTEVIDEO (Uruguay), Wed. —Ten people were Wiled when an Uruguayan airliner exploded on take-off from Montevideo's Carrasco Airport yesterday. The plane was a twine-englned DC-3. Rev-
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      Lock icon Uganda applies...
      74 3 T^EWLY-INDEPENDENT Uganda applied for I'.N. membership yesterday. Admission of the former British protectorate, expected next week, will bring: U.N. membership to 110. Uganda will be the fourth African country admitted at the current General Assembly session. Rwanda and Burundi came in last month and Algeria on Monday. The
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      U.S. troops to quit Thailand
      112 3 U.S. troops to quit Thailand WASHINGTON, Wed. The 3.000 American troops remaining in Thailand will be withdrawn. United States officials said last night but they could not yet set any date for the withdrawal. The pulling out of the troops, officials said would be subject to further consultations with the
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      Lock icon Mercenaries back in Katanga
      272 3 UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday. ]t|R. Robert Gardiner, U.N. chief in the Congo, iT1 has reported that the strength of foreign mercenaries in Katanga "remains as significant as ever." I There 1 s evidence of increased Katangese air strength, he said. In a report to U Thant, the
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      QUICK LOOK ROUND
      149 3 QUICK LOOK ROUND UNITED NATIONS: Nils Goran Cutting, of Sweden, hat been appointed personal representative ot U Thant, acting secretary-general. in the dispute between Thailand and Cambodia. NEW DELHI, Wed. India has sent a Not* to Nepal asking for a Joint Inquiry Into a "serious incident" on Sept. 29 when
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    A grandma (50) killed by thugs
    539 4  - A grandma (50) killed by thugs RODERICK PESTANA SHOT IN HEAD WHILE SHOUTING TO FAMILY NOT TO ADMIT GANG i By Singapore. Wed A 50-YEAR-OLD grandmother was shot dead on lonely Pulau Übin early today while trying to protect her family from a gang of thugs. Though a revolver was
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    MUSLIMS' RIGHT OF APPEAL
    412 4 SINGAPORE. Wed T«E Government tonight announced that Mus- lims whose applications for polygamous marriages had been refused by the Chief Kathi could still appeal to the Shariah Court, although the time for appeal has lapsed. It said that the Sharlah Court President had agreed to give
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    Culture centre plays
    59 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Catholic Teachers' Movement Drama Workshop will present two plays, Bernard Shaw's "Man of Destiny and Clifford Bax" "The Rooe and the Crass at the Cultural Centre on Saturday and Sunday night. Produced by Rev. Sheridan, editor of the Malayan Catnohc News, the plays are
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    EVACUEES PASS THROUGH
    72 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.—Another batch of some 800 Holland bound refugees and Dutch evacuees from West Irian arrived here today in the 23,000-ton Greek liner, Patris. They included about ten Chinese and 100 Malays. Most of the evacuees were Dutch civil servants returning home with their families. Also on
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    SIX WILL BE CHOSEN TO TRAIN IN SYDNEY
    115 4 SIX WILL BE CHOSEN TO TRAIN IN SYDNEY- KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Two Qantas engineers, Mr. R Milson and Mr. G. Dusting, have arrived from Sydney to interview 171 boys who are about to leave school soon for six vacancies as aircraft engineering apprentices. Successful candidates, who must be between 16
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    Govt. cuts charges
    72 4 SINGAPORE, Wed—Government has further cut development charges f o i electricity, water and gas services to boost housing and Industrial growth. The new rate, effective from Oct. 1, will enable a developer to get refund of his deposit as soon as the minimum annual revenue from his
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    345 4 THE following la today's schedule of civil aircraft movement* at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom Tokyo. Hong Kong (BA 963) 5.25 p.m. Qintu: From Sydney, Perth iQP 735) 7.15 p.m. from London. Frankfurt, Athena, Cairo, Karachi. Calcutta (QF 734) 8.66 M, AUUHa: From
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    The day he turned the tide
    1892 5  -  EDGAR LUSTGARTEN 'THE MAN WHO ALWAYS GOT THEM OFF'-THAT WAS WHAT THEY CALLED NORMAN BIRKETT, THE GREATEST ADVOCATE OF HIS DAY... by HE sits, unostentatiously, next to Marshall Hall: the young and unknown Silk from Birmingham beside the veteran and famous London leader. He
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      5 5 TOMORROW: THE FINGER OF SUSPICION
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    Lock icon WHY I HAD TO GO—AZIZ
    565 6 WHY I HAD TO GO— AZIZ My differences with Cabinet could not go on forever Following is the text of the statement issued in Kuala Lumpur by Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, until yesterday the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives: I am not leaving on my own accord. I have
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    Did it 'to put off creditors, pacify —wife'—
    227 6 Did it 'to put off creditors, pacify wife' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A labourer, Kadir bin Haji Abdullah, 27, who made a false report to the police "to put off his creditors and pacify his wife" was today in the Magistrate's Court here bound over in $100 for one year. Senior
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    Travel reminder
    25 6 Wed.— The Thai Consulate today asked train passengers 'ravelling through the border town of Padang Besar to fill In their ni^embarkatlon cards property.
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    That is my long-lost mother: Engineer, 41
    151 6 That is my long-lost mother: Engineer, 41 BUTTERWORTH, Wed. A Penang Port Commission engineer, Mr. D. F. Marrian. said today it had been established that Mrs. Marie Marrian, of Bournemouth, was his long-lost mother. Mrs. Marrian had written to the Straits Times three weeks ago asking readers to help trace
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    MALAYA IS NOT IN ANTI-RED -LEAGUE
    120 6 MALAYA IS NOT IN ANTI-RED -LEAGUE- KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Ministry of External Affairs declared today that the Federation Government was not a member of the Asian People's Anti-Communist League. It made it clear in a statement that the Government has sent no delegate to the 8th conference of the
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    200 SEEK SCHOLARSHIP BUT PENANG MISS WINS
    127 6 200 SEEK SCHOLARSHIP BUT PENANG MISS WINS MELBOURNE, Wed. Miss Ool Chool Lean. 20 of Penang, a first year student at the University of Singapore, has been awarded a scholarship by the Australian Federated Pharmaceutical Service Guild. The scholarship, which Is tenable at the Victorian College of Pharmacy In Melbourne,
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    Lock icon Sumarno greatly impressed
    57 6 JAKARTA, Wed. The Governor of Jakarta, Brigadier Suniarno, who has returned from a visit to Singapore, said today that he was greatly impressed by what he had seen there, especially the development of electrical power supply and the progress in public housing. He booed to see greatly
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    Elephants causing havoc will be shot
    213 6 Elephants causing havoc will be shot CEREMBAN, Wed. Elephants which have been destroying crops on land development schemes in the state will be shot if they continue to harass the settlers. The Game Warden, Negri Sembilan, Selangor and Malacca, Mr. Dara Singh, told the Straits Times today: "We feel sorry
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    Muar Council date
    12 6 MUAR, Wed. The Town Council will meet on Sunday.
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    'Spies' probe in Labour Party
    142 6 Kuala Lumpur, Wed. rrHE LABOUK Party of Malaya is investigating the background of all members who Joined it during the past six months because it fears that "spies" have infiltrated the party. It has decided that en. rolment of all persons who have been members
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    I-CARDS: NOW 'WELL AHEAD'
    153 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— Registration for new identity cards is well ahead of schedule and is now almost over th rough out the Federation, the acting Minister of the Interior. Inche Mohamed Ismail bin Mohamed Yusof, said tonight. In the large towns of Kuala Lumpur. Jpoh and
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    Malaysia: Brunei, Sarawak worry Mr. Stephens
    504 7 Malaysia: Brunei, Sarawak worry Mr. Stephens J^UCHING, Wed. A conference of all nationalist proMalaysia parties in the five Malaysia territories was urged today by Mr. Donald Stephens, president of North Borneo's United National Kadazan Organisation convenor of the proposed North Borneo Alliance. He said such a conference would show the
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    Judge's view of confessions: Accused freed
    181 7 Judge's view of confessions: Accused freed IPOH, Wednesday. 4 TAPPER. Sabri bin Harun, 20, who was on trial for his life in the High Court here, was acauitted today when the prosecution offered no further evidence. Today was the third day of the hearing. Sabri was accused of the murder
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    Pipes and drums for – Hussars
    103 7 Pipes and drums for Hussars IPOH, Wed. Officers and men of the Queen's Royal Irish Hussars, who arrived in Penang yesterday by sea, wer». riven a regimental reception at the railway station here this afternoon by the pipes and drums of the 1/7 Gurkha Rifles. Included in the arriving party
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    $500,000 for scholarships
    40 7 MUAR. Wed— The Kheng Jst Wee (Hainanese) Association here has raised $500,000 for its scholarship funds. This was disclosed ty its national president. Mr. Too Jcon Heng. at the opening of the association'* 1200.000 buildinp here vesterday
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    Two accused of making stout
    53 7 IPOH. Wed— Boh Ah Huat. 23 and Phun Ying Yoong. 27, both of Penang. were allowed $5,000 bail each until Oct. 22 after their plea had been recorded in the Sessions Court here today on two charges of illegally manufacturing stout. Boh pleaded guilty. Phun
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    Education heads continue talks
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A conference of heads of the education services m Commonwealth territories in South-East Asia was held today. A joint statement is likely to be issued at the end of the meeting on Friday
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    Airlines amend Borneo route schedules
    161 7 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Malayan Airways and Borneo Airways today an. nounced changes In their schedules through the Boreno territories from Nov. 1 due to a temporary closure of Brunei airfield. The airfield rtll be restricted for three and half months for runway Improvements. It will be
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    '4 golden rules' in case of fire at — home –
    173 7 '4 golden rules' in case of fire at home KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malayan women were told today of "four golden rules" to keep in mind in the event of an outbreak of fire in their homes. The women were members oi the V W.C.A who were attending a talk given
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    ASA— COMMON MART HOPE
    89 7 ASA COMMON MART HOPE KUALA LUMPUB. Wrd. —Malaya hopes that the Association of South-East Asia can become an instrument for forming a common market in the region. Stating this tonight in i broadcast, the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said that after such a market came about ASA
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    FORMER M.C.S. MAN OFF TO IRIAN
    155 7 FORMER M.C.S. MAN OFF TO IRIAN KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A former Malayan Civil Service officer, Mr. Daud C. L. Wilson, 44. Lett by air this morning for West Irian as a United Nations divisional commissioner. Mr. Wilson, who was District Officer of Tanjong Malim at the height of the Emergency,
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    35 8 •a »ors\, IN i Minimum, WILLIAM SCOTT COLDIE. a fried Director or McAllater ft Co. Ltd.. died 39th September M 43 Mercnmon Crescent. Edinburgh leaving a widow and lona Donald Peter Allan and .lumen
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    94 8 :t Word, Sit (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF th* late Mr. Panx Chm Kal thank all relatives and friend* for their meaaaxea, wreath?. aasiMance, vlaitu snd attendance ut tin funeral. THI FAMILY OF Us* late Msdum Chua Ola Tuan of Kampong Java Road Klanc thank relatives nri fr c d
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 8 2* Sit (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of our beloved 'i*orf* Boey Keok Ctaeow who left ua on 11-10-61 always remembered by bit
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    128 8 Wmri, til (Minimum) SAY COODBVE to mesty tra leaves. Ntstta plua hot water gives you cup after cup of refreshing, 100'; pure tea. MUTUAL TRANSFER from Kuala 1-umpur to Johore Bahru or Singapore sought by Federation G.CS. Clerk I'leare write to Box ADS 6 ST. X.L.. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS Lf(l
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    51 8 »..r*U Si (Mil.) Box i" rlt. txtrm MOOINN ART STUDIO. (AirT>n<litloa«*n. 842. Oevlani Road, ■pore. Tsl 4000 W. WEDDING PORTRAITS. Why not hook tk* siperlencnl photographer* from:— Broadway Photo Co Ltd 151. ■11l atraat, to attend to tout ceremoalss/isesptloni with pre**'clo* cameras. Sattaf action fcua rant red Tel. i*'por*>
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      No Shadow Of Doubt
      622 8 There can now be no shadow j of doubt in the minds of Com- mor.wealth Governments of Britain's intention that the I way will be clear by December for entry into the European i Common Market. The British j will do their best to ease the
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      Inche Aziz Bows Out
      368 8 Though no longer a Minister, 'Inche Abdul Aziz is still a member of Umno, subject to party discipline. He is aware of this, judging by the unexpectedly mild tone of his farewell Press conference yesterday. Circumspection is not learned in a day, however, and enough of
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      Satu's Reply
      259 8 "A Fascist measure" says the Barisan Sosialis statement on behalf of the Singapore Association of Trade Unions, whose two day conference has been banned by the Internal Security Council. It is a stock reply to almost v any thing the Barisan Sosialis does not like. Is it Fascist
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    NIGERIA: THE LAND WOBBLING ON ONE LEG
    848 8  - NIGERIA: THE LAND WOBBLING ON ONE LEG COLIN LEGUM Outwardly the country is calm as a mill pool -but it is a deceptive calm by m/«-ANY of 'MM Nigeria's ±W -H_P r ncipal nonGovernment politicians, including the Leader of the Opposition, the former Premier, Chief Awolowo, are either in prison,
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      Anti – Communist say Lib-Socs
      549 8 Anti Communist say Lib-Socs rE Liberal Socialist Party Is surprised to find there is someone as politically naive as "Voter 1 in a country so politically progressive as the State of Singapore today. ("Voter" asserted that the Tentku erred when he included the Liberal-So-cialists amone the opponents of Communism.) The
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      Board will not forget
      143 8 YOUR correspondent "L.E.L." Is correct in placing the Singapore Economic Development Board industrial development at Pen? Kang muklm. But we must point out that the Jurong New Town embraces about four mv- kirns, extending from the Jurong River to Tuas in the west, and from Selat
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      An act of courage
      85 8 PRMIT me to congratulate President Kennedy for his courageous action to ensure that the Federal Court's order to enrol Negro James Meredith at the University of Mississippi was not flouted. Millions like me all over the world will derive inspiration from President Kennedy's action rather than
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      Pay delay
      73 8 lAM indeed sorry to see that Perak Indian school teachers are getting their pay exceptionally late. Other teachers received their September pay on September 27, but till now the Indian teachers have not got theirs. It is the same every month. Deepavali falls at the end of October,
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    Lock icon No-panic brain with a punish button
    367 8 WASHINGTON. Wed The General Electric Co. said today it has created an electronic brain which cures its own nervous breakdowns. Moreover, while curing itself the brain continues to function normally with no impairment of its intellectual quality. The company said it developed the new
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    Judge takes 'Incoherent' magistrates to task
    180 9 Judge takes 'Incoherent' magistrates to task KOTA BHARU, Wed. Justice Dato Hashim t«day criticised the magistrates responsible for givinj> "incoherent" grounds of Judgment in each of five appeal i-ases brought before him by the D.P.P. Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen bin Tengku Ismail. The closest scrutiny of the magistrates' judgment grounds was
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    75 9 BRUNEI TOWN, Wed The Sultan of Brunei. Sir Omar Ali Saifuddin. this morning opened the first session of Brunei's new Legislative Council. The council comprises 17 non-elected members and 16 elected members. All the elected member's have declared their opposition to the concept of Malaysia. In
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    5-day wayang
    39 9 MUAR. Wed.— A flve-day Chl-| nese wayang will be held at! Ibrahim Park here from Friday to celebrate the installation of the image of the deity Song Tal Hong Chou Set. at the Sultan Ibrahim Rn«ri Temple.
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    MAN WHO KEPT COMING BACK
    151 9 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. A SINGAPORE resident, who went to China in 1952 on a one-way ticket, slipped back into the State six years later as a stowaway. He was promptly shipped back by the Immigration Department by the same boat, but again managed to return to
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    Nurses to get certificates
    41 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.-Puan Noor Aislw. wife of the Yang diPertuan Negara. will present certificates to some 500 nurses and midwives at their graduation ceremony on Saturday. The Minister for Health and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, will speak.
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    Surgeons on a world tour
    42 9 SINGAPORE. Wrti. A group trom the International College of Surgeons will arrive here on Friday. Led by Dr. Joseph de Los Reyea. the group is on a round-tlie-wnrld post-graduate tour. A similar group w;is here last year.
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    The future—after shake-up
    345 9  - The future after shake-up YAP CHIN KWEE KUALA LUMPUR. W«dn«sday AFTER the Cabinet reshuffle which came into effect today, a Minister and two Assistant Ministers were interviewed on the first day in their new jobs. They speak of their plans for the future in the three separate interviews published below.
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    ORDER OF PRIORITY: MALAYSIA, RURAL UPLIFT AND TV
    190 9 ORDER OF PRIORITY: MALAYSIA, RURAL UPLIFT AND TV rpHE Assistant Min- ister of Information and BroadcastIng, inche Ismail bin Yusof, said: "I am happy to be in this new Job." He was formerly in the Ministry of the Interior. "As far as I am concerned." Inche Ismail said, "I shall
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    HIS MAIN INTEREST WILL BE MALAYS IN BUSINESS
    249 9 HIS MAIN INTEREST WILL BE MALAYS IN BUSINESS JiHE new Assistant Minister of Commerce and x Industry, Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman said that his new Job was "quite a change" for him, as he once dealt solely with the problems of the rural population. "Now it is a question
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    A legal poser: Who foIIOWS Rose?
    265 9 A legal poser: Who foIIOWS Rose? SINGAPORE, Wed. The legal service and profession are wondering who will succeed Sir Alan Rose when he vacates the post of Chief Justice at the end of this year. Sir Alan will leave for Britain in the first week of January after completing his
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    'Ward Block' opens today
    71 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. A $*****0 now barrack block at R.A.P Tengah will be ooened by Air Commodore A. B. Oreenaway. Air Member for Supply of 'he Royal New Zealand Air Force, tomorrow. Tne block, the first of the twe which the RAJ? 1 has been named Ward
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    He gave police quite a job
    146 9 He gave police quite a job SINGAPORE. Wed.— Tan Ah Kow. 36. a peon evaded arrest for two months after misappropriating a cash cheque for $2,300. the third criminal district court was told today. Jailing him for nine months, Mr. N.A. D'Rozarlo. the Judge, said: "You have given the police
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    Annual parade
    42 9 MUAR. Wed.— The Mentrl Besar. Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos will Inspect an annual Red Cross parade at 3 p.m. on Oct. 26 at the Town Council padang here. More than 400 members of the Red Cross will take part.
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    Geography lecture
    32 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Prof. R. Wlkkramatileke of the Geography Department. University of Singapore, will give a lecture on "Geography, its nature and purpose at new lecture theatre 3 on Oct. 17.
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    Back from Europe
    21 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. Lim Chin Beng, of Malayan Airways, returned yesterday after a sixmonth study tour of Europe.
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    New health centre
    14 9 BENTONG. Wed.— A 5120.000 health centre is being built In Trlan.
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    Public law talk
    46 9 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rose, will talk on The Law and Justice" to members of the University of Singapore Law Society at the new lecture theatre on Oct. 19 at S D.ra. The talk wUI be open to the public.
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    Blood donation
    36 9 SINOAPORK. Wed.— The Singspore Blood Transfusion Unit last month received 1.247 donations Of these, 233 were from relative; of patients who had been given blood, and 435 people gave blood for the first time.
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    RUBBER CHIEF IN WITH PLANS TO 'CATCH UP
    257 9 RUBBER CHIEF IN WITH PLANS TO 'CATCH UP KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. AM ALAYA'S new Controller of Rubber Research, Dr. ITI L. C. Bateman, arrived here today with plana tor natural rubber research to "catth up" with what the synthetic Industry is doing Dr. Bateman, who will also be the chairman
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    MRNVR sea inspection
    63 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve will hold a sea tnspectlon on Oct. 28. Inspecting the force on bej half of the Commander-in-I Chief, Far East fleet Admiral 1 Sir David Luce, will be Cap- tain R. F. Tlbbats of the RMN Malaya, seconded to
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    Tug launching
    23 9 PENANG. Wed.— Da tin Ahmad Perang. wife of the General Manager of Malayan Railway, will launch the tug Langat on Saturday.
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    House fire death
    23 9 IPOH. Wed— Chen Tin. 48. whs burned to death In his house in Slmpang Pulal new village, near here yesterday.
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      Discovery of coffee and how it spread
      727 10 Discovery of coffee and how it spread £jOFFh!E drinking has become such a plea sant habit in every household today that a housewife hardly pays any thought to tht subject itself. After a very interesting visit to Singa pore's first coffee roasting factory in Jurong re cently, I decided to
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      Fashionable in stripes
      74 10 i Lovely, for evening i i wear, here is a silk > dress in black and sil- S vet* stripes designed by i Antoinette. i The dress, modelled by Margaret, has a plain y i bodice with a boat neckline and the skirt S Is made very
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      PAINTINGS ON SHOW BY AN ENGLISH ARTIST
      358 10 PAINTINGS ON SHOW BY AN ENGLISH ARTIST 'THE vivid colour and A beauty of Malayan scenery and an interesting study of faces in Singapore proved to be an incentive for English artist, Mrs. Dorothy Fitz-gerald-Smith to fullfll her dream. Ever since her arrival In Singapore with her husband 18 months
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      316 10 Straits Times Crossword SBBBB«^^ Ss»»»r™~Bs»»»»«^^Ts»»»»»^^™i»»»»»»r™^Ts»»»»»'™"^Bs»»c^T™^™^^^T""~ 1. Shop device lor answering a bit of engineering <4. 7). challenge? (7.-4). 9. Counts meet a nurse by ar8. Roman emperor taking a rangement <10>. sheep back (4). 12. A thrashing carries weight in 10. Saved state in ruins (10). this place (11). 11.
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      633 11 TENDERS JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class A. B and C P.WD. registered Contractors will be received at the office of the State Engineer, Johore. Johore Bahru. up to 12.00 noon on 18th October. 1963 for the CONSTRUCTION IN PRESTRESSED AND REINFORCED CONCRETE OP A BRIDGE NO. 4/124 AT
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      THE HIGH COST OF OLD TOMMY'S LOST CAUSE
      1885 12 The millions that were spent to win back a 'ruddy old mvg 1 ON August 6, 1898, the New York Yacht Club received a letter that caused some dubious handshaking among the scions of the Fifth Avenue aristocracy who com prised the
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    109 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. THE market was stronger today. Industrial movements, although small, were mostly higher over a wider range. B.H.P. gained 6d. to 535. OUs were firmer, led by A.O.G. up 2s. 6d. to 575. 3d. Base metals were steady and loans firm. It/101 klount lsa jl/. S\ Broken
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    Rubber crops
    15 14 August rubber crops included: Bukit Katil 60.3831 b. and Aver Molek 46.7201 b.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    93 14 CHINESE Pratkitl Ixsnangt tlniipvra nton prlttt par ptavl yttUrday: CKinut til: bulk S3BI Hellers, drum S4l! tellers. Ct#rai October S2?i buyer*. $2x tellers. t*tpptr: Muntok white Sl47t tellers. Sarawak white 5143 sellers. special Sarawak black SII2I Milan, garbled Lampong black Sl2O sellers. AST A H3O tellers. Slngaptrt Olltmit
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    113 14 rl Malayan txahanga Banks' Aimslatlen made these changes In Us rates to merchants yesterday (all ratM to S100): Ntw Vtrk: buying TT 32 1, airmail OD 33. 00 d/tt 33j credit Bills, 33j trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 7/16, airmail OD 35 9/16. 90 d/tt 38 1/16
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    174 14 SHIPS lying atofimld* th« Sintaperi wharv»* taday art: Benrtnnes 6 A. Oxfordshire 42/43, Union Pacific 18. Baraccn 31/32, Nikkei Mnru 45. Pyrrhus 38/39, Ueihohsan Maru 1/2, LJpl-i NW. 3. Outtr r»adi: Rochford, Hal Vu. Seven Seas, Kawl, Southern Mariner, Patrn, Norja, sarika. Union Pacific, Hongkong Maru,
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    STOCK EXCHANGE AGAIN EXTREMELY QUIET
    621 14 From Our Market Correspondent pONDITIONS on the Vj Malayan Stock Exchange continued extremely quiet yesterday with a very small turnover. There was no real trend. Narrow price movements in industrials were erratic with Cold Storage steady at 75., Cements at $3 and Rothmans $1.52 and
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indices Oct. 9 Oct. 10 Industrials: 1M.70 184.39 Tins: -'85.31 283.1? S rubbers: 171.26 171.65 Jan. 1, 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    529 14 pOMBINED 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: Dunlops (R.O00) 51. 92: Rant Smcltlmc (l.OOfl) 52.6*: F. and N. ords (3.0001 J3.17 cd eh. (l.OOO) 53.19 Cd cb, (3.000)
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    Tin price is unchanged: Last deals in October
    275 14 IN front of the further sale of 200 tons of stockpiled tin in New York later yesterday, the Straits tin price remain unchanged at $421. 37 i. The offering was estimat- 1 ed to be down 25 tons to 240 1 tons.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    79 14 THiE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed theae price* for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on Oct. 11. Robber 771 cents a Ib. Copra 5440 a ton. Coconut oil 5664 a ton. Palm oil $577.50 a ton. Palm kernels 5314.50 a ton. The rates of duties
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    140 14 Oct. 10. Thrte montns. (OFFICIAL QUOTATION!) Buiintu dantjl Dunlopt 10 eta. Rotnmana 11 eta. P. 4b N. 14 eta. 8. Darby 4M. Gammon 10 eta. C. Storage 4td. J. Waugti 12 eta. Bttamablp 8 eta. M. Brew 25 eta. TUnta 20 eu Containers 9 eta. 8. Traders 25
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 14 October It. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 784 rents (down five-eighths of a cent). TIN: $421,371 (unchanged). hstimatrd unofficial offering 240 tons (down 25 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    218 14 OCTOBER first grtdt rubber buytrt l.t.b. cloned at 5 p.m. in Btngapor. and Kuala Uiropur yesterday at 78* cents down flve-elgbtha or a Cent. The tone was qultt. S.C.C.R.A. and F.M.R.C. cloning price* id cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. t R.B.S. prompt f.o.b. rtuytn 7Ht, tellers 7RJ (N>:
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      255 14 SHIPPING NOTICE M.V. "ORANJE" The abovementioned vessel is due to arrive from Australia on the 13th October 1962 at about 7 a.m. and is expected to berth alongside Oodowns 1 and 2 of the Singapore Harbour Board. Embarkation of passengers to Colombo, Port Said. Piraeus. Genoa, Southampton and Amsterdam will
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      2486 15 CHARGEE'S SALE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA IN THE HIGH COURT AT JOHORE BAHKU. Originating Summons No. 78 of 1961 Between Johore United Plantations Ltd. Plaintiff And N. Rengasamy Filial s/o Nagappa Filial Defendant AUCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE JOHORE RUBBER KSTATK. To be held at
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      866 15 NOTICES NOTICE BUSINESS AS USUAL WELCOME SPECIAL DISCOUNT DURING 6TRIKE PROPRIETOR S PERSON.. L ATTENTION TO ALL CUSTOMERS. K. M. OLI MOHAMED LTD.. 38/40. HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE, 6. THIRD MALAYAN FUND ANNOUNCEMENT OF DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME The Trustee expects to distribute the Income of the Third Malayan Fund for the
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      580 15 NOTICE THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER II) I TAKE NOTICE that Receiving Orders were on tbe 28th SeptemI ber. and 6th October. 1962. mad: against the following persons: Bankruptcy No. 326/62. MOHAMED AI.I BIN AHMAD GUAM. 764. lion* Bahru ltd. 327,62. MANJA MAIDtKN BIN MOHAMED MUSTAFA. 6. Kee Seng 81. SSC/6S.
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      567 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PERAK GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications axe invited from female State Natlonais/Federal ClUaens. between to* ages of l" and 33 years, for appointment as Mechanical Accounting Operators In the State Treasury, Permk. Ipoh on the salary scale of $100/Kxam. Bar 130 x 7.50-145 Exam. Bar 160 x 7.50-190 Efficiency Bar
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      558 15 TENDERS JOHORE J.K.B. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class °'B and above Registered J.K.R. Cootractors will be received at Urn Office of tbe J unite a Negen, JKR.. Johor up to IXOO Noon oil 18ui. October. 1962 for the:— Construction In Reinforced Concrete of One number Double 6-0" x 6-0"* Box
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      222 15 TENDERS JKR. SELANGOR TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from registered P.W.D. Contractors in Class "C" and abore up to 3 p.m. on 17th October, 1962 at the Office of the Jurutera Penguasa, J.K.R., Kuala Lumpur for CARRYING OUT EXCAVATION. TRANSPORT, BACKFILLING AND CONSOLIDATION, DRAINAGE AND TURFING BETWEEN 19' 2
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      Lock icon Kanhai gets fourth fifty
      602 16  -  GUNN CHIT THYE; C WEALTH AND MCA DRAW AS RAIN CUTS PLAY By Penang, Wed. CRICKET DELILKAN TAKES SIX KOR 42 TO MAKE MS ANALYSIS AGAINST TOURISTS 16 FOR 222 almost everything was against bright cricket today, the touring Commonvvealth team maintained their scoring rate of
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      Seeded Yoke Yen and Billy enter last eight
      238 16 Seeded Yoke Yen and Billy enter last eight TENNIS MALACCA. Wed. Seeded players Kwok Yoke Yen and Billy Yap reached the quarter-finals of the men's singles in the Malacca open lawn tennis championships here yesterday. Yoke Yen beat Hussein Abdullah 6-2. 6-1 while Billy beat Lewis Bryan 6-1. 6-4. MEN'S
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      Penalty stroke starts dispute
      170 16 Penalty stroke starts dispute SINGAPORE Wed. The first penalty stroke this season was awarded in today's match between Khalsa and University of Singapore, and it brought a lot of conflicting views. Richard Qomez, Singapore's full-back who was penalised, maintained that the goalkeeper, was the man to face the attacker as
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      Scunthorpe win replay 3-0
      48 16 LONDON. Wed Results of 'football matches played fh England last night: League Cup second round replay Southamulon 0 Scant horpp 3 Uiv. S— Brighton 1 Carll&lp 0: BrMnl Rovers 2 Svindon 0: Covrnlry v Biistoi City postponed Ulv. Doncaster 1 Bradford City 1.— Rpuier
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      SHB champions
      25 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore Harbour Board became the SGSFA League Div. 3 champions when they beat Supreme Court 3- 1 at Jalan Besar tonight.
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      We have much to learn from tourists, says da Silva
      200 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Beetle da Silva of Singapore, who will lead the the Malaya XI against the visiting commonwealth cricketers here this weekend, said today he hoped his players would learn as much as possible from the match. 'The tourists are
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        30 16 KfcUAH KO FINAL (A SUr): Be. Patani 5 Warden 0 SOCCER SPORE GSFA JUNIOR CLPMarines B 1 4 Meter Readers 0. Police C w.» STB; Water Oept 4 CxMaa»
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        13 16 FRIEXDLX (Spore): RAP i?1^!, 29 t4 80als- 3 trte8 > SRC a l«°«'-
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      SCOREBOARD
      145 16 COMMON WEALTH XI W. WATSON b Teow Keat 4 MARSHALL c Ranjlt b S Navaratnam 17 INCLKBY-MACKENZIE b Delilkan 46 BAIG b Delilkan 43 KANHAI c Ranjit b Delilkan 51 HALL b S. Navaratnam 3 C. WATSON b S. Navu ratnam 29 ROKDt st Lang b Delilkan 10 SWKTMAN
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      Lock icon 3-stroke lead for US in World amateur tournament
      230 16 3-stroke lead for US in World amateur tournament HI VAWANA, Wed lop Xavoured United Stales tootc a three-stroke lead today in the tirst round 01 the agnation hisenhovu-r Cup amateur goii team championsnip at the tt,58i-yard par /0 i-'uji course, <u miieo south-west of Tokyo. The US team nad a
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      45 16 TOKYO. Wed. The Japanese challenger Masahko Harada tonight beat the world champion Pone Kingpetch In a title fight for the world flyweight boxing championship. Klngpetch was counted out a tenth of a second before the bell in the 11th round. Reuter.
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      BATTLING OOI IS OPPONENT for HOFF
      113 16  - BATTLING OOI IS OPPONENT for HOFF LIM KEE CHAN 8> BOXING SINGAPORE. Wed.-Golden Hoff. welterweight boxing champion of Indonesia, will make his Singapore debut on Oct. 19 when he meets Battling Ool (former Boy Kow) of Kedah over ten rounds at the Happy World Stadium. This Is the first boxing
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      525 16 Quality and Craftsmanship Make Power- Bilts Your Best Buy Vk STAINLESS ST££L t£?y' ««»un<«foblt >o fun and cwrouon No. 4 The Arcade. Singapore. Tel. *****. ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT Health, Vitamins and BOVRIL Minerals and Vitamins: A well nourished and healthy body is not maintained by large quantities of food alone. One
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      241 16 particularly In soups and stews. Bovril products also went on the successful British Everest Expedition of 1953. Sportsmen and athletes have long been aware of the invigorating powers of Bovi.l. Thomas Allen and William Sachtleban set off to cycle round the world in 1891. They wrote from Italy we take
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      48 16 fIBJMtJtJMBMKMHHMMMI) SOCCER PENANG DIV. li Pt Commission v Ramblers (City Stadium. 6.15 V IPOH DIV. I: VMCA v Kilat (CAH grd> HOCKEY PENANG LGE: TPCA A' v SLRC; TPCA v Customs (both matches at D. KramaO; Oreen Jackets v Police (Minden Barracks) SWIMMING STORE lnUr-dlstrict heats (Amber Rd.t.
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      DONNELLY AND SMITH 'DOUBLES'
      1350 17 MANIAM PAYS DAY'S BEST DIVIDEND OF $64 Come-back triumph for nine-year-old Couag RACING: By Epsom Jeep; Penang, Wednesday JOCKEYS Mickey Donnelly and Ken Smith scored doubles at Penan? this afternoon. Mickey's winners were f Docmaytor and Maniam. ($64). Ken won on Zodiaque and St. Honore, both
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      43 17 TOTAL P00L— 578,476 IST No. *****7 ($34,240) tND No. 2561X2 (SI«4M) 3RD No. *****5 ($6448) Starter. ($1,956 each): Noa. 177 MS, 16*433, 20SM3, *****4. 25*815. tUUi, £*****. Con—UtiOß (SI.MO each): No*. *****4, *****5. *****2, 17U43, UIWS, ******. X*****, 173*45. *****4 SMUI.
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      $20,000 Penang Gold Cup race
      94 17 PENANO. Wed.— The stakes for this year's Penang Gold Cup ha« been Increased to $20,000. making It the richest ever event to be run on tht Batu Oantong course. The race will be run over lOf mi the last day of th ChristmasNew Year meeting
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      'The Peak' in Highlands
      81 17 IPOH. Wed.— Top sprinter Peak of Perfection Is being rested In Iho Cameron Highlands veterinary sanatorium. Other hones sent to the sanatorium last month were: Princess Serena, Nashor. Oatot Kacha, Oralnne. John Peel Quo Vadls, Rftdan 11. Flash Time. Joey San, Sandgate. Lord Lucan. Tloman, Scarlet
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      177 horses for Oct. meeting
      743 17 BUKIT TIMAH ENTRIES SINGAPORE, Wed. A total of 177 horses— —83 in Class 1 and 94 in Class 2 has been entered for the threeday meeting at Bukit Timah on Oct. 21. 24 and 28. There will be eight races on the first and third
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      Schedule
      69 17 FIRST DAT: CteM 1, Dlvs. 1 and t— Mile. Claaa 2. Divm. 1. 2 J and 4 BF; Div*. 1 and t— Mile. SECOND DAY: CUM 1. Di»». 1, t aid 3— F; Dit. S— Mile. Claw Divi. I. 4 and 7F. THIRD DAY: CUm 1, Dlvs. 1, 2
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      Padang XV too good for Varsity
      198 17 Padang XV too good for Varsity ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. In a game that started In a drizzle and ended In a shower the Padang Invitation XV showed their superiority over the University here today, winning by 11 points to nil In spite of th.e rain It was not all a
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      202 17 Ati+ff #»oj» Bff V. T. Finn* lin WHAT MAfINIFICeWT 3-"" ~-^J BEAUTIFUL V DR. WOMMU6 I OH. VE6, SOME-) 1 I THEN YOU DO YES. 9A LABORATORY I SOMEHOW I'VE N. DAV IS N*T YES, IT > KMPB YOU V, TIMES HAVE SOME I CHUNKS s ANIMALS /dUST 60T TO
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    BRITAIN TO SIX: CONSIDER MALAYSIA PACT
    232 18 BRITAIN TO SIX: CONSIDER MALAYSIA PACT LONDON, \V e d. Britain has asked the Common Market Six to give "favourable consideration" to Malaya's request that the proposed Federation of Malaysia be given the opportunity of concluding a trade agreement with the Market if Britain joins. The British Clovernment announced this
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    Prayer and food for the poor
    65 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Printing Employees Till hold their 38th annual prayer meeting and feeding of the poor at the Sri Krishna baha van Temple In Waterloo Street on Saturday at 1 p.m After an evening service at 7 p.m., Mr. C.V. Devan Nair,
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    308 18 LONDON. Wed— Stock markets In London today regained their equilibrium after yesterday's tumble, ana with nervousness regarding capital gains operations receoing, prices staged a good recovery. Sentiment was helped by the favourable United Kingdom balance of payments position. Following a rather cautious opening, giltedged met support and went
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    Association dinner
    23 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Jian Chuan Tai Chi Chuan Physical Culture Association held a dinner tonight at 'he People's Association in Kallanjt
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    Angry priest No. 3 enters the row at mission
    408 18 Angry priest No. 3 enters the row at mission RALLY EDITOR: THE CENSOR INVADED MY TERRITORY SINGAPORE, Wed. A third priest today entered the "Father Teixeira controversy" which has split the Portuguese Mission in Malaya. He Is Father C. Colaco. editor of the parish magazine Rally, and he was angry
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    131 18 'WE DO NOT KNOW' CLAIM BY MANILA MANILA. Wed. The Philippine Foreign Office has no official knowledge of reports carried in the local press that Britain may turn over North Borneo to the Federation of Malaysia before Aug. 31. 1963 the date set for the formal Inauguration of the Federation.
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    Moon service at temple
    64 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Buddhist Pali Society will hold a special full moon service at the Mangala Vlhara Temple at Jalan Eunos on Saturday, commencing at 6.30 a.m. On the following day. the presentation of the Kathina robe to the Ven M.M. Mahaweera Nayaka Thero. 50.
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    Annual first aid competition
    46 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. The St. Jonn Ambulance Brigade will imid its 12th annual first aid competition on Sunaay. The competition, lo be heid at 8 p.m. at Uie Happy World Stadium, will also featuie a public demonstration of first aid and home nursing.
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    Talk at mission
    27 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Swaml_w Sthltanandn Will Rive a talk o»T "Thlrukural" ftiome&ilr virtue) at the Ramakmhna Mission. 9. Norris Road, on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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    RUBBER
    43 18 LONDON. Wed. Spot 22% d.. Nov. 22 13/16 d.. Dec. 22\d., Jan. 22 11/16 d.. Jan/Mar. 22 11/16 d., Apr./ June 22 a d., July/Sept22S>d.. .Oct./ Dec. unquoted elf. Oct. 225.d.. Nov. 22 7 16d.. Dec. 22 "id. Tone: Quiet but steady.
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    TIN
    24 18 LONDON, Wed— Buyers M 49> 7 sellers £850. Forward buyers 1845. sellers £846. Settlement £850. Turnover- a.m. 330 tons, p.m. 250. Tone: Steady.
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    MALAYA SHOULD FOLLOW A NEUTRAL LINE: KEAN SIEW
    256 18 MALAYA SHOULD FOLLOW A NEUTRAL LINE: KEAN SIEW PENANG. Wednesday. rpHE Secretary-General of the Labour Party of^ Malaya, Mr. Lim Kean Siew, said today that. Malaya should immediately adopt the "non-align-ment policy of India and the Afro-Asian countries." "Weakened" by the expansion of Malaya into Malaysia, the country would otherwise
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    DEATH
    25 18 OWARO THAMBY OASS NOAM teacher M.K.B. Sentul X.1.. |mm»4 away P. 10.62 Cortege leaven Portußt)^ Mr Settlement Malacca to C;iihoii«T Cemetery 10 a.m. today.
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